The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-24 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. litirSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) 1.41. 1 . 4 at twelve o'elock. ....gel private tills wear advanced a stage. INDIAN LOAN. , I,p,',o•lit g ave adios for Thursday neat to move t , It. re.olve Itself into • committee of the whole ~.n.q.ler 110 auliji . st of a loss fur the service of the I. L a n Cal 13 11.11 1.1,W .tNENDIIENT BILL PS:4, Is rut...um:tog hi. intention of withdrawing that hi. prioripial moans wa. the fact that TO." ft...L..1 the 11th of July. when there ▪ ,nu h.q.• of his °Wattling a &iconic° of t ... t, tit • ..f lhu iiies.urs. Under °emptiest ie. Ltd iotr,aueetl the bill. larder the mass its withdrew it. Ile hoped that the govern ,et would see the aemelity of de with the •IS.O s t oesi.Lioa and if ad that the parties by 101 l had ts-en prepared would see the pro ▪ ~ .4 resuming their exotics/. The toms of the L rite. ilslotes during the lot session had been roost , art,ing and comilatory. wed on every ground it ought that tha much voted question was ripe for . •tl• swot. Tbe ham member was pntceeding with some ...t..lo l ..essatiow. wire - ..... 1-11 called him to order, reminding him that ter •,tir.tio• wax that the order fur the second reading of ilieeharged. Sir )1. PErt n was not aOlllOOO to revive discumion on the but he could sot refrain from expreening his satisfaction did it had been withilrvwc, because he thought that the Dill ess a meet mischievous one, sod would leave the We in a much worse position than at present. It aoslal bring nine millions .4 people oaks the operation of eleirehvides who were, new exempt, whihit it was cal• ruLdesl b, ripe.° the bumbler doves of diameters to con. ,last perlecutioo. The le county of sending in a written sou , of &went would place them on the horns of a JAS 111100, a. they must either submit in silence to the rate, ,v ripe* themselves to the hostility of their powerful elionla going neighbours. If the hon. member really meted to settle the question, nothing would be more easy. Let the rate be levied as at present, tot let it never be enforeol where parties ohs vied. and the •ioestios at mos settled itself. The To. toy pi iociple would be found amply sulkiest for church ..p.ors, as WAG abundantly testified in Manchester and ltoeh ,uM and he treated that every mesas would le takes foe the abolition of the compulsory rain !tire:. 1 I. EW IS called attention to the fact that the picots.. before the house was that the order fee the locoed r. -.ding of the bill he withdraws. 'Mere were twenty-six ~screws us tliepaper„mel it ermosly morphs the province of the sew•papsra, which would no doubt diaceas the .1.1,1ti011 es eicellest isetielew dunes the recem to make say attempt to ?Irmo as the 11th July the sever-eadlng dim-swim. upon church ease. - - After a few wards from Mr. SCIALT and Sir C. DOect.A.l vely, rr qtr.. pr declined to foram the cooservative haler into may hiiietted metros, obia aim queetwp. The duty .4 creryeee alten4l be to promote an eluitable ewe rcelow NEWDROATE nude ease oluiervatices to the awl that the hill wee calculated to I.,wer the ehareeter .4 Um eharth, and uprose.' loa regret that it should have received ear conservative support. The eider was then discharged. eHrIICH ELATES COMMUTATION BILL. DOI withdraws VierDS DISQUALIFIED CANDIDATEK B 1 LL IYII willlniwa. INDICTABLE 017ECCIM lIIETROPOII7'AN DI& TRI(T) BILL na the motion el Kr G. C. Laura% the adjouroed debate ..,ersed tee e week the right boa. bermes, moreover that the hal would meet probably ash be pro 'roo.ler Ibis semora. INDEMNITY BILL. This bin pried throoth aomarittee. ILA Ades. CHATHAM DOCKYARD arm:mos. This 'earning was issued to parliament the repOth of the whet earrairee d the Beer of eraroae m the sham eabieel The aeries Mile that it meson trees dai lealeding this of emeeterather it the plinth N dad that there is aot at purr a eaddelen• earth el dorm beers or dry desk; seprially lea the larm close of ney dieki• that " eo larly r the year IWO the honor did sot exceed INS feet r length; they lam em oda feet. sad the esethreation el a alp Mae I. leamotar 03111 adding " the ern►hes hugely lowered. aadl the thneglidl el weer the eateoleol to 27 took swim • semplthe sheemeln the whole .yam to which our dockyard, were esie z eeninarted." n. ..Maroc. thee paint eel the with the peers% reerrolemon of Siting est setheire w e la the ever of the seenery losing w. peed la • 'irides war. Am owe the reprise of the comairee, Worries% the Mahar 4 Yr. theirremitelthiel el the Wasy. In seppeet el their elitemet observe the is the rot areap ea the agree of the envy has his very nearly areneerg owe Is shut 1.k1,C.;., hum-power, for the Mak d whith it or raw year here the dockyards meth le Morro le reds of ea ufrailhartia, L'"P"dete ✓eetemeed ler the creaseionise ld le available foe the WO 111 WI royal wry; sad the rash is glom le the following words a— *lt semi that for vowels et ward the largest err to which areameadriee r Alsip ..gwhud, se rebore am he third se the desks reeteured kr the reevhaat servile ; may of three dockers keg emegh, bet all, w ith perhaps OM erreptioa, fall .hart of the remieneelle la depth ot water." After rework* that the inthea satin a • wrath •j river Moo the Ifiedway hes armored or the la volution ot weer pewee. the esernthee OM, ie the meat 4 a MIA war. is the urea' epos which rest wirer wield lills sad amen • outidest miaow that the ss6= thither Dockyard Is the brat and rest sesseindal reit of weird% the object r view. NATIONAL DlSCOrnrr compairr.—{y/$ DAT.) This day an estraordiaffiry meeting et the coin war wee hold at the London Tawas; F. W. Eva "i M.P.. in the chair. The report. rea which appeared in the Erpreas of Friday lest, The luriag beim d, CIIIAM11•11. IC Mimi_ ig the adoption et the r= eid that der* the last half•year the eery had Memo a very creedal period. They p•M between 'WAD:6C sad 30,000,0001. foe fool. and theitIONMOIIII diani had searealy felt. Them lad memoir coneiderabla disturbance in the Levant Inds ✓ sad he was afraid that their brethren on the other aids of the Atlastic had mitered tato all the heron of a civil war, which mum have had a material in flames en the trade of this count-y. Under web eireas 'hunk the greatest circumspection was necomiry ; and be ow e pond and happy to my that such we. the au Of the nu t. end such was the value of past they hal steered through the didieulties u:M i r'ear efinal injury and without toes The sum ash ride fir led .1.4. or amply suMment, and he mast. d that a saw we .1 preopeeity wet about to bogie. (Hear, beer.) Mr. Stens thought that the directors were now is • pouts, to divide six per emit. They Fred paid Cl the crater pert of the preliminary expense., they lad cow Ave experimee, sad the commerce of the country was la • isaiishieg eoeditioa. I: aid them eirearestasees tbeeglit t e &erten could afford to divide six par end. The situation of the company was very satisfactory. Mr. Blifflef did sot think they ware yet is • position to divide 6 per eget H. believed they were use the pedal whoa they ease wake a dividend of 6 per mat.. but at pro ses. it wee better to we ow the side of ensties. I. BRATTIII believed they geoid net se= frogs the nerve feed far the purpose of di Mr. JOWI. ./ thought the wigwam of euspany were too pas, sad ought to loneemei. The CIIAIIIIIAN said that is sees ale the dlessises email see their way to it they shield be vary gisd to divide a larger slim than Ire per amt. It one he the prow "f the directors to lake from the newt. read for Ye per pee of equalising dividesd u well as for the mum of 04a. The motion Ina agreed to, aad • dividend at the ate et 5 per mat. par team was thawed. Ter. Amain( Dotrum.—Tft• following atoutber• caocialed the iteearittel 18 The owes& yobbilay web N. the vote at TAM 1., " tor ddes= siesr lipsus 4 sew nadir, aeit stitabirs b ifthad to the Alit Jar 4 . P. Atlas, tyrtoa. Mr. J. (lied, Mr. W.Oselesbera. Mr. IL IC Lorfare, Mr L. In Dillwye,, Mr. Jae Gnaw. Mr. Jaime Lisle., Mr. Locke LA& Mr. W. lanes, Kr. W. J. hoacaa, Mr. C. Pepe, Mr. M Anemias theith, Mr. Jane J t taateld, Mr. J. A. TIM . T.etbri. Janet White, Mr. W. Winitee.Mr. J The Were fe . Mr lbi ..o iron Mr. Had 1141 sod Mr Marko Feb. EttmoN or CuatioN C0C1131.1111 101 TEM or 1411111111: DOS WMIOCT. —(Too D•r.)—'Die *ober • wardewita of the frame Mltaliitasb 4 lib • , rd 4Pairbelhea Without. oat bad fee Mb ram* izinkit anew eresellts• la the mei Yr. J. N. abs his eloputy 4 tits out Deputy Ofsberil Ir - -01.4. There two two Chedto 11,c:.6y, 311. ,D. el lber4lll. obi Mr. Wok re s Led /ililalcirystreat. rea r b • • Iblistrisrapare. The eramilleke alaroced Um, o draw 4 baitlabott7l2 tk• Charms drahral OM Mr. Terse bid Ibmsjedir. AMI was &pomaded re Wolf • DrAllarhir. • yds re ool•he re t o th e widow awl bitty of Mr Me s Wei ' l6 .,Atel“aaly poor& sad lb. teraireied. KW! IL 011111011 , . 111 " 1110 "enUME bTao oweisitler of this mad amity bare ?waived =Ms Irrory of tf-lf. hsesmtyi b Ibr beopital by Me he. Wart ram t. ale bed Ina • bbor4 betributer t• 4 . NMI% Th• rowans will ei• be initials% M bare l os bal Miaow hoer hoar imipted oho oft, 4 are% 0 % 4 bis meg a M ae d trash boo hewers b kneelal of hie he. father. Th e dofortmol bir tom lase 1.7 ail eons& 10,000. larrdr. / A , hed brie mak to mak it awl foe 20 rem. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiericeser Vane.) IN RE W. mHARP, The bankrupt was an underwriter. of New Brose"trewk The cam has been before the court some time, repeated ad. jourunients of the certificate sitting having taken Piece Pealing proceedings elsewhere, which it was thought might result advantageously to the estate. The rase stood first in to-day's paper ' • hut as it belongs to the court of Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, in the eh- Noce of that learned connimeneser a further adjourn ment was onlered. Yr. LiokLthl• war for the avigneen, and Mr. Holland for tie bankrupt. IN Jr Nil HOLL4 AND NORTH.—APPLICATION TO INNPECT NOoksl, &C. Mr. PreshiSekl, on behalf of Mr. T. G. Hubbard, applied to the court to allow impection of the books sod papers of the liankrupta, who were tallow brokers, of Bishipits street, fortlic purpose of ascertaining facts material to be considered on the bankrupts passing their examination. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the amigneem, opposed the applicatioe, awl cited the case of ex parte Hamill Gee's Bankruptcy Reports), where a similar application had been refused. His Honour said be had great pleasure in assisting Mr. Hubbard to expose what be considered a gross fraud. The facts appeared to be these. Mr. Hubbard had sold •quantity of tallow to A 11, through brokers, the bankrupts who on the follo•ing day had handed him a cheque for •'4,0031. ori their bankers. the Banked London. Having obtained a delivery order from Mr. Hubbard, they took it to tbedocka, and got dock warrants foe the delivery of the tallow the same day. The bankrupts handed the warrants so obtained to a solicitor for three persons who were said to be their creditors. When the bankrupts' cheque for 8,000/. was presented at the Bank of Loodoo, pay ment was refused, the answer being "no assets." The result was that Mr. Hubbard had been cheated out of his property. He ha•l applied to the Chancellor, mod the result was that the warrants had been rescued, and had reached the true owner, Mr. Hubbard ; and now the &mag ueys were suing him at common law fur the property.' A ease had been cited by Mr. Lawrence against this applies. tion, but it appeared to be totally irrelevant. The court would at cote grant the applicatiaa. THE POLICE COURTS. (THLS DAY.) --•-- BOW-STREET. rtCienromillcogretrance. A plumber's labonrer named James Crowe was bromiht before Mr. Carle, charged with stealing a quantity of lead, the rtv of Mr. Howell, of Chandoe-street, Covent , builder. Mr. Abrams, of Bow-street, defended the prisoner. Mr. Howell deposed— lam building some houses et the corner of Kinketreet acd Bedford-street, Covent-garden. The primmer was employed by my plumber. At twelve o'clock on Monday I was passing by the works and saw the pri soner an d another labourer talking to the plumber. On • me the two labourers west away does New-street into Martin's-lane. I fol lowed them, stopped them, and said, " From the way you walk 1 suspect you have got some of my lead concealed under year clothes." I observed that the plumber, is en imitated state, wee following us. I roads the labourers come back with me to the works, and taking {him Maids the bearding, desired them to unbutton their Gleam sad pat der what lead they had of mime. They did so, seek allowing • lump of about 50lbs. weight of lead to fall from under his clothing. The prisoner then attempted to escape, darting through the door of the boarding and me rrily down the idreet as fast es he could. I desired the piemberto detain the other labeeeer while I pursued the I overtook him sad h i m is charge. When lt= haw to the weeks I found that the other labourer had escaped. I think with** earls§ of the plumber. The lead is guile new, sod has hew sr eft the err One of the pimple was peadmmL II esesisisd of a Meg germ of had folded over and over to form a solid lamp err • sect wpm end live or sin here thick. On re side a row of shut rib bed hem firmly driven into the lad, at ober ow Ma from thew*. Mr. Howell also pro duced • brood boil which wee found strapped Toned the primroses body. The frost half of the belt, which prised an the use lamed of a moat piece 0: webbing, shout is Mere bleed, the ea& of which were mow :AA at the back by tire pairs of leather strops. Me. Howell explained that the lead wee to them strap by Emma of Use tow " 3 " Va. referred tq the kip brim of which would set as hoer The lead being thee arid la the hollow of the leek ins eifeeerly eimewhd by the bine Mawr or reek freer wars by the lakimer rib wee nab by the pit et the the men eare3fing heavy weights that rs= r were ainveeed. Mr. Abram wiesermased the proestator as to the Meek* of the lead, but be persisted that it was his pro perty, awl wee Get tram 'halm which he sew in o pet fect mid resitstede mening. He had seen the plumber shout the ern whamthe eseer wee brought in, but he (the plumber) Ma dierippeseed. It would not be the plumber's duty le give eel parrs, of lead into the crags of the labourer Had never directed the plumber to I de so. a a a a a i 18 gi 101 NS 10 11 M l l INI lel 101 112 WI 1011 107 P. iii iFe 122 1116 TS SS IN 111 76 77 116 117 110 112 102 166 104 101 use — Mr. Omni* observed that M wenbl probably be necessary to issemil Me prlneww. Mr. Alenno-11 so, perbaps ineu r t zill take bail. Mr. Bowell--I bops the will d o s e suc h thi ng . hese tbe meow in which WY done M was clearly eritenentle. The belt has wridestly been premed for the Ilia gni the nail marks show OW M bee frequently SI OS $7 90 MI le NO In an. 771 101 IA 76 3 g Abe Kr. Ithreme—There webby k that about the belt. Mealy putlemett weer seek labs tar the relief or previa. Shoe el re. Olken la Seamy frequently wear :her, rad tbe beteg bade le IT.. has presured sae 'Ilt• matte me made the seep beak& Mr. Oerrie—l mat him la se• mare al the seas. Remands& 114 11l 114 116 UT 140 114 116 101 166 ATTENTITO SCICIDI TlllllOOOll JWAKIST. Mary Spring, sod 30, • searrisd warms, reeidi at 1, Middlesex-pass, aomme4mro, wee pissed et disbar, qu lir. Heiler. lisaged id se wish saiemptiag so essierit 'W P eide by P• mak wel kat rom W manse et Polissomastobio Skil Hbellield, 203 S, it apple/oil than het Wail him infeeseetiau be re. caved be went to the madame of fbi priarisr sod foiled hor in s Asir, spiritedly is • dyiequ i tete. Sbe stated that she bad la aender of lead , nod w 41 to destroy hermit, as her bumbled had been mailed to her, sod bed left her without the ammo assomariss of life. He fetch I Dr. fastiseri, who pave her an ma* sad et tee some time amsouild is nabwriwg Ur. The primmer, is siefenes, mkl that her buehead had ill. need kr, sod La night tried to strike hr. When he went eat in the iserviag be only left one penny for the support el her sad bar two children. She was very sorry, and would novae apin attempt her life. Me. Barker addressed the defendant in a very feeling manner,' and in discharging her said he hoped she would Isom her promise ch not only for her own mks, but for the Ws of her ilies. lie 3M 117 LW /I 74 30 Pt 22. 14 lie 127 22 i 71t I ..._ IN lir NB IN 81 14 - - 1111 112 IN IN I If N N i i 1 2 Ws I_pm x MOUTHWASH. TWIL TALLOW WI TIM IMO; AID DANUES or BOTPOCAIION. MOWWII men were brooght before Mr. Maude, who ail for Mr. Bierebuia, charged with unlawfully enteriin the sews and halg • quantity of tallow which had Boated fro= the greet 11.‘ la rooky-street. Three of them ware found down • man-hole drawing a bey frau the eower is 111. OLive's in a state of insensibility frees the suffocating alluvium. The boy was taken to • &Aloes, bed /01OOMILiVOS were applied to him no. of the Inn swifored • great deal. Owing to the exterielv• dain dime to the sewers by each mss as the primness the tiettnal of St. Olave's gave them into cos tod The game id Yet they /A dews • sewer la the SOOdmilt-bridgioari, and while walkhas aloes they heard • bees ery eras ablest* o ff . They pethrd is, aad as last saw • lad up to Ma seek in water, sad swirly exhausted. They meow d ea, and at the ri sk A their lives, carried bin thel they woe to the And man-hole, and they were t tizhim po out ow they were given into custody. They en Th. inagiatmte told them that they had no more right to ~to, sewers than enter a tradesman's bowie, and they knew rea well what a danger they ran in doing so, from what and one of them had evidently anffered. He amid sot punish them this time, but in discharging them he loped it would set am a cantion to them and others. The ether WM were charged with having the sewer tallow in their poeseasies. M i g ISA 10 12 IS OD 100 NI 100 M 100 Si 90, 1 4 1 - St 111 at* 16 de 114 118 118 110 100 108 110 128 -" P. i - w A i IT. • liareema Asbamos Onus= leas II UK 111:7•8•••• MINI ii ii I il7 = 101 fit Dula Bkosiok ,liimbou et lawn i *l t as - z 4 'et pa. et se Yesses.. OS. laszs= a ossee. Mims J Osumbare Sas. !parrs Torsasse Mr.larie Maimed the tallow on behalf of Mr. Harridine, who bad purchased all from the lastuowee aloes. TIN pi:sowers divided Mr. Harridise's tithe to it, sa they had picked it up themselves. Mr. /Lade. hoverer, twdeved it to be given op to that pram, aad discharged the prisoners with a eauthw. Iron sad Gam asas alma g u . s toms.— Da Brit Maws 11111W410•111 Ter* Prot attonsalaynsatiaa) Mara lama sollisat. Flsal Odra a b sal a. aradiso 4 0 2. 21=14p. a lisa4 Brisk • n l S II :al 1 10 :al 17 NI - - Pi N 8 dla 371 lift SS 66 6 56 m. Dmeriverrni Flint is rim Msraoroum.— Mum Day.)-41i. 1110Irniaga driametive ire broke eat osi the premises el lb. R Huet, &ass* , No. 37 Oesdeeeraist. Delbealgresa, which was cot MAO IM presses yews destroyed ; eawse — Mnie . 77i. Awake Ire Web, ewe ea the premises of Mr. Hey emblem saw; Ileatheritisesinees, Houtligalie•seed. and did was& duabledeamp ; male wakaews. A third ire happeesd at Ademeeere. Nye 4. Oreivesor4errace, Camberwell. Is emelt se One awe es ler will fill ea the Sim elle& _ _ W Yojal Saida De. 1 gm In Gmbh, sal Yaw all Do. pee Nal Prot 4 4794/41 LA484.41 44444144 44 imam al .uiwatFWwsFlown .11 Do. 41 par oast. Pre/ Walt. N. W. et Priam ,Welsea at Arleta I 411 Milan 3 If dis 1 itf • 1 A SWCIDI 111£ 4 . 41110011 Mr. lin* the deptelpeemmer for Wool IfilAisig bald ea bleed et the &woks., Arms. Itserralewmireet. km*, ea the hob et T. Bernhatr. beet mad dwasateltar= WA 12. Psemeiro-stmet. appeered that the deemed wee hard le thesead fr Ms bedroom oa ?bendy monks at Wipe* 4 &de& Oa &ton* mender& some Forties Wen is the here Ilalleg the bow et water not resole( es memt, looted bee the wareedratt to emerisia the cause, sad there direovered the desemed in a eroachine poertioq the water barely ewer* the Ma of hies bard. The jury retuned a 'sake el "Ammar, ireity." aw l NNW all. 1 1 134.11.4p.5.haa 1 1y lim is M A a a It. Iff n:Z.2S I: :11 N M. asellidi 4ft Vill 11l ill air./ WAIMEIiOIIie.4i.AL 411 ... id xd zd WO ), 100 )11.1. 10 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) BNITISN POSSESSION& _ _ Ck'simg r s I " 15 1 . I I'd I 2111115111 I yea, Sol p.a 180 MS Afessabm MILL 87 II _ IN. 100 Irk Dir.l3o.ln.i.k. k 193 99 4 11 all Do. do. L lalo an DatalimaLikelltwonli. 45 s mll Da. Prehrocce 0 7NO 100 119 DelL.l4oBll.Clodetion Iwo. Ida, Avg. 1, 1872 indoriskyllut&L.lL 75 80 100 100 Do. Mr tra, Coo 66 70 100 100 Dales 11 74, ditto 66 70 I a" Oalonlds • Likens- 4 11,14 da iZ II 91 11l 13 . NADookop.ogon 15 di* 16 100 all s) 74 Dagtaa. a i 15) akin t l si SW ladle 10 all Do. J 100 ill Do. dit i reobent ed 98 100 all Da s p. as. do. 901 4 100 all De• el do. 1006-70 085 le all Oeilencl ak kilboarai 115 100 eked of Canada 18 10 115 all Do. I gee at Prat IN ill Do.eoc. Pref.' p.kBc 6O 66 100 all Do. • par ct. Dodgy, B4 18 100 all Do. 7km el 186 9. •• • 60 63 100 all Do. do. MU— 31 13 el all Do. do. _ IS7I st 33 80. 100 anal lndian Pemlneala 96 06 el 10 Do. Ni, l5 :I Na 81 9 10 100 Ctt. IL al o lad ma intl e t . t el ea. all CAJUNS 10 105 a 11 Do. New lO5 105 km tO. all D0.ip.c1164073.w.0r, 14 96 ISO all Do. k do., 77,wit.ok. 64 92 84 100 aD Do. do, 78 wlthoutop. 100 all D0. 1 5p.ce.8dm..0 5 7•T1 100 100 Nakao bon. 45 pr el 53 85 Si 100 100 Da. do. 6pt ot. itte 07 100 10 Do. 4$ per it, a l o e B5 67 U. all Do. 6 per cont. do. 1A 100 Nolb.Cozp.Op. keen& 8t all N. Braffewlsk * Cella& clams I 7 _ • coo. mh. 00 aD De. do. Land d 0 .5 7 10 all Do. do. 3 cep. do. 4 0 IP all Do. do. lend do. 4 6 et. 1 0 0100 10 10 Wok 0 14 Do. Panjaab et. 100 D0.1nd.84.71kg. ask 9O 91 St 1 - Lads* Iroda i i dis DUCKS. -- • IMAM O6mind66 164000 Bt. Ds. 6!• a ltd.. Ina 1.006,1116 86. int awl w«6 Indic panne 06. Undue 4111161.030 K tA. Kalbadas mks Icellisaiptas MON 116. Viols& MM II &Okra JOUR STOCK Airs sad V. Mc Beak Aaskolula Book a mt a Book of Soak of Tarim Banta N. Aoaefao . Cwt. Doak id foal, udrolla„ ink (ally . ChrOrd. Moro. of t o Loa., and Moo Molof _ _ I 116 116:d i I —xd 64 64:d 64 xd 63 63 63 96 dis Ccee. cd Osemin ova=Cora lint Owttserlicad. toll . lf . ak et Aslant 26 62 61 02 202 71 63 SS lig di, 62 61 10 1 32 64 72 76 $6l 272 id 16! 1111 In th 1 Sim 36 30; 31 1 33 le 3 4113 08 19 las= Now sad County Labs Joint Mack Labia I Bor th Aft= La Wostmlnemr Nei Inc al Isslasi De. ;few. i2i - 08. L wow, National Lank New &nth Webs Oriental butt Uorpora leak Provinalal et Ireland ti - t% Aantalla at Auttaa Unica at Dm,lea 0 61 16 Ile SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The railway share market continues inactive and dull, but prices are generally about the same as yesterday. Caledonian stock, however, shows a reduction of about percent., and a renewed fall of g has occurred in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to ; Great Western, 701 to 71 ; Midland, 1211 to 1 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1111 to ; Caledonian, 99 to 1 ; South Eastern, 801 to ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 50 ; and Great Northern, 108 to 109. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, at Ito 1 dia. No alteration worthy of notice has occurred in Indian or Canadian descriptions. ItY ga L Ipd I ItAawnii. UItDDCART MUNI LID ROOM iiip.mi: !firm. 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Amsterdam,iiititi, r Hill, Iniaittehrldse, British Prince, Volition, and Pixie are here. Palo Fonsarr.—Tonio, Industrious, Moak, and Stapleton. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 BOYS. Half a mils. Frays's, 4 yrs, 94 411;7kJDi ..... Forest, aced, 9st ; Libellous, 4 yn, fist ; Sealasion, 4 yn, 13et lUb ; Trovatore, 4 yrs, Bat 101 b ; Touch-me-Not, 3 yrs, Sit 711 e i_Woman in Rod, 4 yrs, Bst 41b ; Ram, 4 pa, Tat 10th ; Dr. Nichol, 3 yrs, 7st 81b ; Rerb Pi ye on, 3 yrs. Tat 71b Apollo, 4 yrs, Tat 41b• Lady Clare, 3 yes, Tat 41b; Spanish Ply, 3 yrs, 74; Lily Derby, 3 yrs, Tat; Osontlet, 3 yrs. Tat; Kingletsbeidge, 3 yrs, fist 133 b ; Foxbead, 3 yrs, lit Bth; Lady IrDosald, 3 yrs, Ilst 71b ; Monseiesp, 3 yrs. GA 71b ; Tartlet, 3 yrs, di 71b; Hosicaloo m, 3 yn, lit 41b ; Robin, 3 yrs, sst 111 b. Aluirrax—likakTezberl, Primes Imperial, Barb Pigeon, Lanesster, P 1 Odin rasits, Prince Plausible, P Wows° in Red, NWdght. Moru, l C upece, Lady Wlkedi, 'Maud, BPsnlgt Fly. Ebel. Sycophant, Gauntlet, Chillier, Booksloom, Tibby, Shields, Liberality, Rubio, T. t, Rorer, Confidence, Dragbound. Libellist, Lady Derby, Rockley, Nunnery, Apollo, Lord d Tees, Master Flatinaa, Strike, Dr. Nichol], Shepherdess, Hypocrite filly, mai Anxiety filly. NEW WEETHINgrza-Binxix.—This morning there was issued with the parliamentary papers a supple military estimate of the sum proposed to be voted in the year ending 31st March, 11462. for complet ing the erection of the new Westminster-bridge. The total provision made by votes for the construction of this bridge has been 208,350/. ; there has been spent in ad dition from the funds of the Westminater Bridge Estate, 109,5861., making a total of 316,956/. Of the sums voted, 111,4291. was, as stated in the estimate for 1838.9, the value of the unsold portion of the Bridge Betide, which was applicable to the construction of the bridle, but was re tained in the hands of the government av public property for re sous then explained. The further sum of 60,119 9 .2. is required to complete the work. Stamm rE ♦ CHURCH. —The inhabitants of the parish of Hick Littleton, Somerset, were thrown into a great commotion on Saturday night. between 5 and 6o'clo ck, by the report that a lad named Collins had committed suicide in the belfry of the oil pox ish church. On searching the belfry the boy was toned suspendal to one of the bell•ropes. He was immediately cut down and medical aid obtained, but life was quite extinct. The age of the boy is between MAY and sixteen. The only cause the neighbours can give for this rash act is. that he has been unsuccessful in obtaining employment in Bristol, Bath, and other places. THE MURDER or THREE CHILDREN IN Luscotri serum—At the Lincoln wizen, yesterday, Ann Wilson was indicted for the wilful murder of Lacy Wilms, William Wilson, and Elisabeth Wilson, ber children, at Westwood Side, Is the pariah of Haxey, on the 9th instant. The jury acquitted the prisoner on the ground of insanity, and the learned judge di►ected her to be detained in custody during her Majesty's pleasure. L400 6-iii l MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DJ IJ Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are dull, at the closing quota tions of yesterday. Little business is going for ward. English railway stocks, in two or three instances, are flatter, particularly South Eastern. In consequence of Sir Charles Wood's remarks in the House of Commons last night, the scrip of the new India Loan has declined to 991 to 100, and the Five per Cent. Stock to 99# to I. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 62c., showing no change of importance. Consols are officially 'marked 89# and for money, and 89# and 90 for the account. The present quotations are 89,1 to 1 for money, and 891 to 90 for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, ; New Three per Cents., 89#, 2, a ; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4, I ; ditto scrip, 99#, 100 ; ditto Four per ' Cent. Debentures, 1863, 96#, ; ditto Bonds, Bs., 78. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1014 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 95., 10s. dis. ; ditto small, 6s. dis. ; ditto June, 3a dis. I Turkish Bonds are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon ; the Loan of 1864, at 784 to f, and Out of 1858, at 66 to 3. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., 81, ex div. ; ditto De ferred, 26# ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1004 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46#, 1, ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 784 ; ditto, for account, 7811, 4; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 661, 4. The Kangaroo has taken to-day 56,000 i. in specie for New York. The supply of money in the discount market yes terday continued in excess of the demand, and, anxiety being shown to employ it, good bills were taken at bi per cent. At the Bank of England there were, accordingly, very few applications. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 28,0001. The arrival is announced of the Dover Castle, from Melbourne, with 29,156 oz.; and the Donald M'Kay, with 50,008 on. making together 79,164 0x.,1 n cluding the 317 , 0001 . the 79,5001. reported on Monday by the Agincourt, there is a total of 396,5001. in Australian gold to be disposed of, nearly the whole of which is ex pected to be taken to the Bank. Three gold ships are known to be still at sea, but they have an aggregate of only 196,0001., viz. : The Sussex with 128,0001. ; Marco Polo, with 26,000/. ; and the Boreas, with 42,0001. The exchanges yesterday afternoon experienced no alteration of importaree, but the tendency was not very favourable. Sabjoinea:is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 1204 to 14 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to f t Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.624 to 71 ; Hamburg, ma. bum, 3 months, 13.10 to i ; Paris, 3 dam 25.35 to 40 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Frankfort -on-thsellains, 3 months, 1194 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to if ; Vienna. to., 3 mm 418,14.35 to 40 ; Triode, off. to., 3 months, 14.35 to 40; Madrid, 3 mouths, 484 to f ;Cadiz, 3 months, 48j to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.00 to 5 ; 0114011, months, 25.774 to 824 ; Milan. 3 months, 25.774 to 824 Naples, 3 months, 394 to 4 ; Palirroo, 3 months, 117 to ; 3 months, 1174 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to l ; Oporto, 20 days, 524 to 4. The Liverpool cotton market continues firm. The sales yesterday reached 20,000 bales. The tenders for thel,ooo,ooo/. of Victoria Six per Cont. Debentures are to be lodged at the London and Westminster Bank by 2 o clock to-morrow. The transaction does not seem to excite much in terest, but it is very possible that a considerable number of applications may be sent in at the last moment. The price in the market is about 1061, and is kept down for the present, pending the result of the bidding*. Serious bidders will pro bably act upon the assumption that the minimum will be fixed at 105, and will offer such a fracdon over that price as they may deem moat likely to se cure an allotwent. It appears that of the Italian Five per Cent. Loan of 20,000,0001. sterling a moiety was set apart for subscription amongst the Turin and other Italian barkers. The applications have been so far in ex cess that the subscribers are not expected to obtain more than about two-thirds of the amount written for. The net price to be paid by the bankers is between ssi and 69 per cent. The subse iption from the general public has not yet commenced. No movement has been mace towards introducing the new loan on the markets of France or Englrid. The National Bank yesterday declared a divi dend of 8 per cent. per annum, together with a bonus of 15s. per share for the past half-year, free of inoome tax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum upon the paid-up capital. Letters from Calcutta announce the intended formation of a public company in that place with a capital of 200,0001., for the purpose of erecting floating piers on the banks of the Ganges. The want of docks, piers, or other appliances for facili tating the shipment or discharge of cargoes at Cal cutta has hitherto been found a very serious draw back. Floating piers recommend themselves by the facility with which they are established, and alio by their adapting themselves to the rise and fall of the tide, t.o as to present an unvarying alti tude relatively with a vessel alongside. The e - :- ample of the landing stages at Liverpool shows how efficient :ur all the purposes of commerce floating piers may be rendered. The prospectus has been'issued of "The Equi table Grocery Consumers' Company (Limited) " upon the co-operative principle, with a proposed capital of 100,0001., in 20,000 shares of 51. each. The bolding and liability of each person is to be limited to ill., of which 11. is to be paid up. The object is stated to be to supply pure and unadul terated groceries. The profits are to be taken for shareholders. The half-yearly dividend on Louisiana State Bonds (Citizens' Bank) is advertised by Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. With reference to the failure of soveral of the Southern States to meet the interest ou their bonds, Messrs. Beyton and Wainwright, of New York, havo the following : Some of the Southern States have defaulted on the pay ment of the interest on their bonds, payable in New York on the Ist ins.., while declaring their intention to pay in terest on the bonds held by residents of thaw states. The defaulting states are Virginia. Missouri, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina. It is stated that the interest due on thaVirginia sterling issue has been remitted to London, and the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad l'ompany has paid the July coupons of the 0,000,000 of Missouri State stock Issued in aid of that company by the state. TL:IXDAY Evrtento. Consols, which closed yesterday at 895 to 90 for the 7th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, adv.inced to 90 to I, and closed at 90 "sellers." For money the last price was 891 to I. The o ffi cial business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 89k, 90 ; ditto, for account (Aug. 7). 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Red aced, 89k, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 231, 2291, 329, 231 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 991, /, 1,1, 1; ditto Scrip, 991, 100/ ;ditto Bonds, llds., 121 a, 7s. die. ;ditto Five-sa-llalf per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100 k. The scrip of the new India Loan, in which to morrow (Wednesday) will be settling-day, was first marked 99/, and afterwards 10 4. The closing quotation was 100 to 1. The Five per Cent. Stock left off at 991 to 1. The public continue to invest. The rate for loans on the scrip until the next settlement has declined to 5 percent. per an num . The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 10a. to ss. dia., and the June 3s. dis. to par, being still without benefit from the ease in the money market. India Bonds were dealt in at 12a. to 7s. die. Turkish stocks were steady in the morning, but, some sales being pressed in the afternoon, a relapse oft to 1 per cent. occurred. The closing quotations were 74 to 3 for the Loan of 1854, and 60 to tee that of 1858. Mexican Bonds remain quoted zq to j. Guatemala Five per Cents. were marked 65. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com pany's extension from Canterbury to Dover having been opened for passenger traffic yesterday, the ordinary stock was firm to-day at 47 to 48. The Five per Cent. Preference stock has improved to 91; and the Deferred interest warrants, which it was agreed should be paid out of the first earnings I of the line, have come into demand during the last day or two, at 113 e. to 18s. per 11. On the other hand, the direct competition of tha new company for the "through" traffic having now commenced, the South Eastern Company's fares have been lowered, and its stook has blink t per cent. to-day. MINIM-CMS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. Business in English mining stocks to-day is very limited. The market altogether retains a quiet appearance. The inquiries for dividend paying shares are especially few in the present state el the metal market. Prices generJly may be con sidered the same as yesterday. In the Stock Ex change no transactions are officially reported. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise inanimate. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 34 The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's , closin. prices. Alfred Coneoh, 1 to ; Calsadrn'ek, 6to 7 ; Cara Camborne, 1 to I ; Camboree Veen, If to 2; hopper Hill. 85 to 90 ; Cook's Kitchen, 27i to 84 ; I Fast Beast, 85 to 90 ; Ease Camden, 24 to ; Ern Grenville, 39e. to 41.5. ; B ad It 3 to d ; Feat Dewier Great Consols, 2to ; Great Betille 15e. to 17e. 6d.; Heroddoot, 364 to 71 ; Marks Valley, 84 to 9 ; North Downs, 44 to f ; Km& Robert, 16s. to 17e. ; North Tree kerby, 21 to 2 ; Providence, 33 to 5 ; South Frances, 115 to 20 ; Stray Park, 32 to 4 ; West Cando's, 44 to 6 ; West Rose Down, 134 to 144 ; Wes: Polmear, 19e. 6d. to 20e. 6d. ; West Beton, 295 to 305 ; Wheel Trelawney, 13 to 14. The recent decline in United Mexican mining shares is attributed to some large sales by the exe cutors of a director lately deceased. According to the latest accounts, the position of the company's affairs is more favourable than for some years The Master of the Rolls prlposes on the 30th instant to make a call of 751. per share on the con tributories of the Rims Coal and Iron Company. At the Cumberland Black Lead Mine meeting yesterday it was resolved that the company be wound up voluntarily. The necessary articles were signed for the formation of • DOW company. From Wheal Concord (July 21) Captain W. Luke writes : —" We have forked the water out of the 38, which will enable us to oomsasaoe driving the cross cut south as pro posed. The lode is improving fast. We have solid stases of lead 15 to 20 He. weight, and every indication of a cowls of lead under our feet." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAIM.-(11118 . pig.) The weather yesterday was fine, with ► few oectssirmal slight showers of rain. To-day it is wet, with the wind from the South. _ _ The supply of home-grown corn of all descriptions sad flour is again extremely abort this week. Irish oats : Una small parcel ooly, and not any Scotch. The foreign supplies of wheat are liberal of American, but none other except one cargo from the Black Sea. A fair supply of Americas floor. Barley, two cargoes only from the Black Sea. Oats, • very moderate quantity, including the first cargo th is rea son of Archangel, sad • large cargo from Cboada. The wheat trade to-day is firm at Monday's quotatioss both English and foreign, and not much business reportodt to-day, the attention°, of buyers being thin. Liverpool market yesterday rather cheaper. Flour without change from Monday ; Norfolks at Us.. and dull Undo. Barley slow, and of about the same value. Oat. fully as dear as Monday. Beans and pew getting rather delver. Tares dull. Linseed rather dearer '.ham last week. seed firm. firm. Oloverseed and trefoil very dull. Mustarl very little doing. Floating cargoes are firm, but not so brisk to-day as am Monday. Wawa?.—Boglish : Fie: and Bent, white, new, 38a. to 56.. ; ditto, fioe old, 61e. to 64e.; ditto red, new, Mato Oda; ditto, arms old, 565. to 56e. ; Norfolk, ha, Ana old, 575. to Mla.; red, new, 445. to Ma. Foreign : Dents* 634. to 645.; fine, 66e. to 69a.; extra, 69e. to 70t.; gosieberg.s9r. to 61a; ditto. extra, 64e. torts ; Roato4c, 633. to 675. ; Mecklenbum; red, 54 4 . to 60a.; Unkermark ditto, 56e. to 39a. ; Amerima white, 61a to 621.; ditto red, 595. to 603.; Canadian, Ca. to 63a. BAzur. —English malting, 42a. to 445. ,• 4%.; fM to s. :rho; and distilling, 30a. to no. per qr.; i l i. l l: D oi d or raiding, 275. to 325.; ditto distilling, 28.. to Ratting, --4. CO —S. Itota.—Englab, Essex and Norfolk, 59a. to 635. ; flas. 635. 8.70 . ; Kingston and Wars, 665. to 725.; brova, 60a. to 665. feed, 20s. Od. to 255. Od. ; potato. 27.. to 31s. ; !orgies, 35.. Od. to 116 e. BM, 28.. to 30.. Bases.-English tisk, 38s. to 40a. ; borrow, 40e. to 43..; 40s. to 44.. ; foreign, MansgiN F4 3 u 6s. to 37 5. ; ck, to 40s. ; Kosigeberg, 304. to 44e. ; ties, 365. to s7s. PUS. -English boilers, 38s. to 42..; w and blue, An, to 40s ; wasp* 40e. to 43e.; grey, 6411. to 665; bog. X4l. to 386. ; foreign, 345. to 375. FLocz.-Noglish town, 49e. to We. ; ditto Aso, 635. to We. ; constry, 42.. to 45e. Norfolk and Suffolk, 36e. 03.; Fria* 46e. to 495. pm sank; American, 2811. to 31a.; Casedias, Ma. to 31s. ; .Spanish. 464 : to 49a. FLOATIkII CABOOES, and L -MUM : Bertre mak and Mariasople, per 4921 M., 51s. to &la ; Ohirka, 51s. to&M ; Polish Odom, per 4800 m, red, 51s. to 525. ; white, 67.. to 59a. ; Danube and Galata, 43.. to 490. Fd= 38e. to 40s. Batley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 255. to 26e. ; Odessa and Danube do., 245. to 255. Betas Eaptian, per qr., 38.. to 39.. Maim : Wawa and Galata. per 4921 be., 31.. 6d. to 33e. ; Ibrul and Bulgarian, per 480th.., 295. 6d. to 32a. ; French, do., -I. to -a ; Aresriten, do., 30s. to 32g. mad, per qr., 40s. to 45a. ; 1 /1= seed, per -" : 1 1.7%. to sb. ; Mustird seed, par whits:, 15s. to 19s. ; brown, 12s. to 1 ; Linseed, per qr., crumb*, MI. to 575. ; Linseed mks., English, per 1,00,, 12/. 16e. to 131. ; American, thin, in Mk., per toe, 101. IM. to 101. 15e.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 9/. 10.. te 101. Bk.; Baltic, 81. to 9/. 55.: Marseilles, 91. sa. to 'Wk.; Baps oaken. bi. to 51. 10s. issiveis aro Lorfoox PROM JULY . 42 TO JULY SA. ' 190 e Wbpss Bares Oais — so MA I 670 Mawr Smash, 340 sects ; 1126.1 6070 6350 ba;rels: KINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market continues 'dull, bet priosiare ?m -attered. Mauritius, for low brown, 23e. 6d.; ordinary M.mis and low yellow, 30s. to 36e. 6d. ; crystallised. middle* to good, 395. to 425. • fine and supmor, 4341. 6d. to 4:kr. 41.; also good Cuba lifelado, 10s. 4d. duty, at 245; L^4. tkl. duty, 265. to _l;a 6d. A floating cargo of Hammel' sold for the United Kingdom at 26a. 6od. for No. 13. Refined hue be• come inactive but prima are unaltere,'. ('cease —Plantation Ceylon continues to realise very fair prices • low to good middling soil at 695. to 745., mid pea berry, 775. to 81s. • native Ceylou sold at steady pri«s ; ordinary email to fine ;ordinary, 60s. to 635. COCOA..—The demand continues limited. Grenada ..11 at 49a. to 505., and red Trinidad, 58s. to 68s. Tue.—The publio sales have commenced without sp,i it, at about previous prices. About 30,000 packager to offered. . . . . Mix.-14. parcel of Jemmies has been sold at a secret price, also a small parcel of Leeward. st Is. 841. to Is. tld., and Demerara, at Is. 9d. Rtct.—A cargo of Rangooo has been sold at 10a 3d., rtes one of Armen et 10a 41d. On the spot there is a fair de mand, but not much business has been tramacted ; tat Bensal sold at Ils. 6d., and Necnume Arracan Vs. ltd. to 9.. SALTPETRE. —At the previous value Banal sold at re. for refraction 3}. Corrox.-800 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) Thic market is dull at the subjoined prices :—Town 4145. eat malt ; Petersburg P.C. on the spot, 475. ; Jnly to September, 475. ; October to December, 475. to 475. 3ii. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report the plantation me coup* on the whole, as leas favourable, and duty ban receded to 110,000/. The deemed for consumption continues deedy for hope of all aorta, at firm rates. The stock of 1859 Is very email, and the better sorts of 11160 are scarce. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wane End Hatton, 90. ; Walla End South Helton. 20a. • Walla End Tees, 19s. 9d. ; Walla End Trimdcas Hart. lepocl, 19s rd. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19a. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyla Hutton, 19a. ; Walls Fad Roma Het tons, 185. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 18e. Gd. ; Walls End Hanes Hall, 18a. 3d. ' • Walla Eud Kepier ° raw . ) . pm, 9d , ; Walls End He110e,195. 3d. ; Eden Main, 185. 3d. ; Walla End Harlon, 17s. Id. ; Walla Ead Acorn Close, 185. 3d. • Walla End Frame ellgate, 184. 3d. ; Walls Sad W hitwort h, Um 6d. ; Wylam, Um Id. ; Heat. ins* Hartley 101. Id ; Howar's Hartley, 16s. Id. ; Lambert's beanie'', 165.3 d. Ships at market, 49. "11.•11