The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-01 00:00:00

Oaptsin &titivate, baying token some madam cm Used. sailed, with two gunboats is sompssy, st 10 p.m. to intsrespt a large trade that is now kept up boleros Abe sad Waimea. . Os the had, at 6 am.. the Swinger, gunboat, arrived from Leftmost!, bringing Liestenant Searle sad 19 of the Royal Marine Artillerymen from thel AO: for service in the mortar vessels, which an by report to try reap next against Helsingfors. All the mortar vends are being now painted lead meteor, so as not to attract ratite. At 11 a.m. the Geyser strived with mails from Dents* and the Vulture was at mom ordered off to the Orem Belt to meet the Gloats. She left et 4 p.m. H.M.S. —, NARGEN, JULY 24. There an now but three block ships left here ; the rest of the Bret is dispersed over the Gulfs of Fin land and Bothnia, the great portion of it being still Cronstadt. • On the 19th Admiral Dundee, accompanied by Several captains, and two gunboats, went over in the Mwlin, picking up the Amphtoo and Dragon, and proceeded clomp in to reconnoitre Helsingfors, occu pying the principal portion of the day. The only 'acidotic was the going off of one of the infernal Machines, and they differed thus far from the Cron gredt con, that they watched till one of the vessels was on a known line, which happened to be the French gunboat; their line was perfect, and off it went, causing a considerable explosion some 100 yards short of the vesseL Of course it must have boon est off by galvanic wires. I uo not think the plan so good as that which they have adopted up at Cronstadt. It is generally thought that the mortars will be brought to bear against the town of Hoaxing tore, not with the view of taking the place, but des troying as much as possible with the least eacritios on our side. The mortar Toads themselves are all painted smoke colour, and have gone through a good deal of exercise, throwing their shells beauti fully at a very extensive rastge. Lieutenant Hobart, of the Duke of Wellington, has been appointed to the command of throe mortars. The health of the fleet is admirable, and no ten dency to choleraic dines's. The Magid/rine has just arrived from Blocks, sad the Pembroke and Dragon have just started for Miolo, off Bweaborg. REVEL ROADS, JULY 211. The work of retaliation has commenced, and the Cossack, Arrogant, and Magicienne have, in com pany, began to bares the Finland coast. The town of Frederickshaven his been partially destroyed and ▪ six-gun battery dismantled. The church and mu seum were spared, and consequently part of the town in their vicinity. The troops in the place were own pel led to abandon it to its fate, after having sustained considerable loss. Their fire was good, however, and our ships were "hulled" several times. A few casual ties occurred, but no one killed. The Ruby gunboat was most exposed, and in consequence has the greater portioa of oasealues. The Driver was unfortunate enough to have two men killed and seven wounded at the town of Ramno, in the Gulf of Beduin, which I cannot help thinking was owing to some carelessness. A few day. previously the Arrogant lost a young midshipman (Stony) and one man, besides seven wounded by the accidental explosion of a rocket tubs during an exchange of shots with some troops near Frangsond. It appears to be the prevalent opinion that we an on the eve of some gnat enterprise, and preparations on a great scale are going on in the fleet. No doubt the 20 mortar vessels will try range at one of the chief places is the Gulf of Finland. An adventurous yachtsman has just come out in a wee bit of a thing called the Pet, in order to be a spectator at any affair that may turn up. TRH WAR IN ASIATIC TURLEY. (swig ooz B6ZEROIIII. JOLT S. The Russians still remain with an inapiski hoe before Kars, and the Turks are constantly nekesems. The special messenger sent from here to Kars with letters and despatches for General Williams was cap tured on the 21st of June by the Russians. Gsmeital Mouravieff retained the &apaches and ne and sent beck the private letters to General =a= with his compliments. The road from Kars to Erse room is closed. A traveller who was promeding along the road, having soaped from Rumba surveil lance, fell into the hands of Kuraish sessedee. The military surgeons who left here with a sensed tine chests for Kars on the 28th, were stripped of everything by the Kurds near Yeni-Kivi. They arrived here with a whole skin by a miracle. The Turkish division which bad been stationed al Bayaud has arrived at Kiopri-Kivi. Before leaving Uch Kliskia four squadrons of cavalry and three companies of infantry . were posted there for the protection of the provisions, and munitions in the villages. The Russian cavalry, to the number el a thousand, consisting of Cossacks, Kurds, and Keens pats, attacked the Turku near these villages, sad pit them to flight. About twenty fell on ewe side. The ;fitgitivee fled towards Kiopri-Kivi, on the NW which had been traversed by the principal mgt. The Russians remained masters of the villages, mod besides they made about a hundred pismire, amongst whom was Beklal Pasha, ex-goverser Bayarid, who had come to Uch Khakis to enlist a troop of Turkish volunteers. News arrived here yesterday_ that the Russian vanguard had arrived at Yeni-Kivi, about twenty. one hours' journey from here, where there are great stores of provisions and munitions for the army of Kars. A Russian corps of about fourteen thumbed men has encamped at Chilpukli, a few leagues from Yeni-Kivi. It is not known yet whether it is their intention to stay and take possession of the contents of the village, or to march on this threatened and undefended city. Vely Pasha, the commander of the few forces in Kiopri-Kivi—one regiment of infantry, one of cavalry, six field-pieces, and some irregulars—together with our Governor-General, Mehemet Paths, have written to the Muchir, in Kars, acquainting him with the fact that they were threatened by Russians from Chil pukli, and by a body of about six thousand troops, who were marching from Uch Letitia upon them and that not feeling themselves strong enough tooth; effectual opposition, and waiting for the orders of the Muchir, they . were making preparations to retreat upon the Devi Boynn, about a league from Erzeroum where they would endeavour to defend themselves. Immediately on the arrival of this new, our civil and military councils met together and decided to send despatches to Cospoli to demand speedy succour, and to request Mafia Pasha at Trebizond to come with his Bashi-Bazooka as soon as possible. The fact is that we are in serious danger. The army of Kars is blockaded and completely isolated, and cannot have many days' rations lett. When them are exhausted the only resource left will be either to make a despe rate sortie or to surrender to the enemy. The population here has no great disposition to fight. Our governor reckoned on 1,500 Bashi4lie souks, although be only took 300 with him whets be lett. Even from this number there were continual deserters. Yesterday, early in the morning, fifty waggons were sent from here, loaded with munitions, to Van. They came beck to the city in the middle of the day. This, added to the bad news of the morning, occa sioned great consternation. The principal civil officers are sending off their families to the interior or to Trebisood. This, I think, is imprudent, as the Kurds infest all the road', and are less humane even than the enemy. Oar anxiety has increased to the highest pitch. To-day the post arrived from Trebirond, and it is said that li•fie Pasha is constantly occupied in enlisting volunteers. It was supposed that about 30,000 might be got toge ther, but there has been some difficulty in getting as many as 4,000 or 6,000. This will show the frail nature of our hopes. We have no other news from Rare sines the 26th of June. The Persian caravan which intended to take the road to Bayarid has received orders from their consul to return to their country by the way of Van. On the 28th, early in the morning, the Russians marched towards Hue, and advanced to within a mile from the city. The Turks were ready to receive them. They manoeuvred for some hours, and endea *oared to provoke the Turks to sally oat. Finding, however, that their offsets were not likely to be sac esselal, they seassaaded the city for • short time and returned in rood eider to thiskteop. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The &soon took tin 'hair shortly after 12 eekisk. The It. Jokah Canoe (01lewd) &tato Bill was n•d • third Nn' entoned._ - ittliLllll.l CILNONIIIIIB BILL. Oa the order ter gales late essmittes ea this bill, Mr. i PHILLIIIO3,I .s used bees that the Bill would eel le preeeedei with at Mk late period et th• sis sies. 5. sieved that the bill be astataltted this day ape menthe._ Yard J. MAtiNBILS sessaial the sandseat, whisk wee g Mr. Ivesea. Tb l ir d a li te et IIiFOIID Wilma Os isibir tile! (lo= bad wit paid eailleisat elleadem= Irma, bet it the me se time be ewe *peeled ft Ile dills bill, .ad thimbles he helped It wadi be withdraws. ease owe further eiteewita,, Mk. FITZROY wed dot the debate be sew edleersed. The beau divided, what there appeared— Fee tbe seljeueumest - - 2 l 2l Apimet ,_ _. it 36-16 . The Vim tbos watt INS• somlll% ten -- Mr. MAIIIIION *meal* oral abet lb. ebairau iblywAsibb dolt. Tbm hem bad Ms,' the prissiple of dis I. WI thste was me peopest sir wain it further Ibis aria Kt. S. PHILLIILOIIII pistoled eisiset this mode et =l4=Ha &Wed Oat tbe priseiple et the bill had 1 by a= sir Ike lime. The Mos Ibis Pitt tittles.] THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. OF INQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF THE POLICE.-THIS DAY. The Commissiooers set again to-day in the Court of lisenneer, at 11 o'closk, aced proceeded with the in quiry. Mr. G. H. Ellis appeared for the pollee, sad Mr. H. 8. Mitchell for the somplaleants. The In* witness called vas _ . Superieundeut Edward Tarlatan, of the T division, itemised by lit. Ellie—Wes 44 years of age ; 19 rue in the force; superintendent sines March, 1866. mid a native of Ireland. Went into the park on the Ist of July, at 20 Wastes put five. Woe ordered to remain in reserve at the bask of the Ifoosiving-korms. Took no part himself in the proseediegs, bet pert of his men were marched out under the inspeetor. He saw the mob from the lieseivier house. His men had been is reserve at Kensington all day ; be was at Haterneneeith. When be beard they were ordered up to the park he followed. Saw so penes wise had bees injured *seeps a boy, wbe said he had bees eat with a stone by one of tbe mob. . . Cross•esestutod by Mr. Mitchell—Hs was juice nper inundate, sad, therefore, ander the onion of Mr. Hughes. Mr. Ages B. Beamed, of Bristol, a literary was, exa mined by Kr. Bilis—Was la the park ea the lst of July frees half-peat two to seven. Stood seer so old tree. is the braaelthe of whisk a lot of men sad boys bad collected, who were yelling sad bootleg. • pollee constable climbed the tree sad obliged them to lone it, bet he did not strike any of them. Then west towards the crowd. There was great el shestfag sad heathsg at the earthen. flaw several horses frightened. It was a most brutal and tea-Eattliesi enllbities altogether. Sew the polies, after two of the banes had bees frightened, attempt to dear the road: They 'riot eat" fell back." sad I:orbited their staves. Na per ma was struck. lbw two .canted poiieemes, who re quested the people to fall bask. Saw the mob jostle the police, knock off their bets, and jump es the bate sad kick them about like footballs. Half a doom policemen were bailees at the same time. The polies kept their temper the whole time. Did not hear as angry weed km sae of them. They seed no unnecessary form. Crose-ezunieed by Mr. Mittehell.—Mad never written either poetry or 'mum, bet bad written a book on archery. He bad indulged in no poetic limos in his evidence. There were at least fifty men sad boys is the tree. Mr. Mitchell dealiadet to esceeszamise the whams say farther. Noah Perkins, private is the Geesadier Guards, cranked by Mr. Ellis—Was oa guard at the litlgtelee on the lit of July. Was seat with a Meet between six sad seven to bring aims of their ma beat oat of the crowd. The mob followed, end commenced throwing stones at the barracks. There were some !toadied people in the crowd. The police dispersed them after about an boar. Took one man into custody who bed hit him (wimess) with a stone. Handed him over to the polies. The man was fined 10a. Crcerszendned by Me. Mitchell—No window was broken that he knew of. his soldier was taken into eastody by tile pollee, bat the sergeant of the guard, at their request, seat a picket to bring UM men auto( the crowd. The men were seat to St. George's barracks. Some of these got extra drill. George Beebe, private In the Grenadier Guards, ex 'seised by Mr. Ellis—Had bees 14 years in the eel/Meet Had *need in the Crime, sad resolved the medal. Os the Ist of July, was in the Magazine barrack. Went out with , the sergeant to bong in the men from the crowd. The mob gathered round the barracks, and emanated throwiag aria. The polite were they oat for, and dispersed the maid. Cross-examined by Mr. Ellis—Did not know who threw 1 , the stones. It might be the police. (Laughter.) [Left fitting.] GOODWOOD RACES. THIS DAY. CDT P1010)1 =PAW MID axiom° TILIOZAPI4 SWEEPSTAKES OP 10 SOVS. EACH. Sugarcane .. .. .. .. 1 Overreach • • " • ' .. 2 Nicotine 6 ran. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKES. 3 to 1 apt Bwasicondoe (t) 4 to 1 Quint* ( 1 ) . 9 to 1 Swoon Gfaaal (t) 12 to 1 say other. GOODWOOD CUP. 6 to 1 on °shwa sad Batosoitto laid to mosey. GooDwoop Cyr —The following en *eruct oat : Indian Warrior, Idearevite, Andover, Bettie, Fandango, Kingstown, Royal goad Ilene, sad Habeas. AzerveLe.—Aline Wentworth, Euly Morn , Lord of the Mee, /lameness' Benbasee, Claret, Laseellss, sad Sh Hubert. THE LAST ~ INFERNAL MACHINE." A Paris correspondent writes to as under date of yeeterday afternoon : " At the instant of dosing my letter I hear of mine expo rimeats which are to be made to-night at Vincennes with a balloon, intended to be used at the bombardment of cities . The investor claims t►e power of directing his ballots whimsy he wishes. It is to be charged with shells, which are to be fired by an electric wire at the Moment of descent. "The experiments this eveniog will take place In the presence of the Emperor. The be loos ea this occasion will be charged with rockets only in order to prevent saddest." Log of Portugal was uprooted to arrive at Pima last evening. Abner from Bps mentions the arrival then of Meyer harm Soaday " With hie ordiaary modesty," says Miswrite; " he sought to avoid the notice et the Inhabitants, but, being megabit' cm his entry tato the city, he wee Wigged to nags himself to ea °venom. A charming sem sods we improvised by K. Guillaume,:chief of the orebestre. Us sago iacluded the celebrated Marche awe Fiambeem, sod OM overture to laitoik Nord. The great mean disnverd , desoeudat for the purpose of complimenting the mei" who so happily iatorpreted three norenet." TM Sultan has ordered nagoitioent necklaces in heillimits to be nada, es paean for Qeses Victoria sad the Empress Rapala, and saddles, also embroidered is briniest', to be made fee the limper's, the Mai of W ilkie. sad Priam Albert. The following members of the Hoses of Cannons voted last 'ming for the Marquis of Bleadford's motion that the Sale of Bear Bill be pastime& for three maths :- 1 Kamm. Jame Bell, P. Bieekbews, J. Brethertow, noun rainebers, Sir W. Ilsetbssle, A. P. Xieseird, W. Kirk. W. riishell, Icesph Napier, end W. Stuart BOICIDS 01 A GIRL IN VICTOSIA PAIL—THIS DAT.—This sags men o'clock, use of the mutable, w i n ai slaty is isterielrerk. Beam's. Adds, sad dimmed tits body et a ineide, sheet 14 vein of age, luting is the emenoutei mast Of the •Slik•Ufli. There wee @mks as dr Ara, sod her esse were bin:hand from mussel violins% The piing eirlis I denim hive wade ishdr7, sad bee lelbssieties they have received, the dr oned la alleged is hese bees gushy ill-treated aad Seeosted. Mr. W. Nebr, ireeser. will held ea Innen es ate deine9l treenow Muni* The eau,it is enrested. ins& ney oniseely genet emits to bow bees iihming hil±iseessed for rase dohs prises to Mu NI SI sidg 4 Milmik - 'RES% WED: THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW VIIIIIT. ll= CHARGE AGAINST STRAHAN, PAUL, AND COMPANY. Ibis bibs Obi darappented fir the farther emanation if ilk Jbbs Dma Pont and Me partners. Maws. disahass aid Bow, the mart was @gala erowded to exams. Vim Bodkin appeared. as before, fee the preened= ; and Mew. Balleatiao and Perry for the prisoners. Mr. Bodkin said k• was in hopes, after the interval of a fortnight which had elapsed sines the last mamination, that be should bamboos able to bring the pretest impertrat in spiry to a tenehmtion widest any farther delay. From ciremstasees whisk had transpired, however—and parties larly from one eironmeenee whisk ha should refer to hereafter—ha found it would be wormy to ask for still man time to songlike the investigation whisk had been "slog ea in the interim. Great &Mealtime had boss met with, and overman ; and the peeseestion had been fortunate enough to tram several of the beads, labials formed the subject of the present Wintry, and whisk, It was abundantly clear, bad never been taken to the house of Onward and Co. at all ; so that the state ment of Mr. &robin, upon which the preened= had would mesa to have been—be would not say Wen tionelly—satres. It would be remembered that among the securities of Dr. Grilith wen some Danish bonds, vetoed at 2,0001, mamad on his behalf, by the prima l% sad dr posited at their beak. This purchase was made in Mareb,lB64, and dividends upon the securities were regularly paid to Dr. GriMthe by the primaen up to the period of the prer. seat Madames befog made. He was in a condition, how ever, to show by evident* on the pretest occasion, that these very seauvities were dispond of in the same year, aid same into the hands of MUM. Smith, Payne end Co., the beakers, whore they remained at the present time is the name of a goatleman seated Beattie, to whom the dividends were beingregularlypaid. Not withstaading this chentostanco he should be able to show by the pats book of Dr. Orintit, that the amount of dividends upon the bonds in question were duly paid to him by Messrs. &rah= and Co., as if the securities bad still been in their powassion. He (Kr. Bod kin) regretted that Mr. Beattie, whose irides., waddlers a material link in the case, was at present ablate MUM England, and far this reason it would be seceseary to mat fora farther remand, from week to week, until the rehash of that gentleman, which wee expected is the early pan if September. Other evidence regarding one of the DO* bonds, which had been also traced, would be pedaled, and this would advise* the an to a material extent. Mr. John Hill, of the Ors of Sims and Hill, broken, of 3, Bartholomew-lane, deposed that in April, 1851, he re ceived instructioas from the prisoners to porches, 2,0001. of Danish bonds. They were purehased as the 10th, and dr livered on the 16th, and were of the numbers produced:— Two bonds of 4001 mob, No/. 426 and 673 ; two bands of 3001. each, Noe. 793 and 794 ; and en bonds of 100/. each, Noe. 667, 669 to 883 (inclusive). The costs of these bonds, including the communion, was 2,0371. 10s. Mr. Bodkin here reed an entry from the pase-boek of Dr. Onfith, showing the shove purchase by the prisoners on his behalf. Kr. Wm. Newingtos &sudden deposed that be was a desk in the bask of Smith, Payne, and Co., bankers, of Lombord.street. He prodseed (oar Danish Bonds for 1001. sash (No. 669,660, 661, and 662). They were deposited in Smith and Co.'s bask in Marsh, 1854, on account of a Mr. i Joseph Sykes, a esetomer. It is the cantons to receive i_ dividends upon sash mouritiss, and oa reference to the u books of the hank be found that dividends were received oa r e Ks bonds is quatioa in September of the same year. The 10 negetiattes Was maid on with Messrs. Barnet and Ellis, : sesakbrokers, on behalf of Mr. Sykes. so Mr. Frederick Savory, clerk to Hasbro and Son, of Old I I Breehatrest, agents for the payment of dividends of Five per Om& Danish Bonds, referred to the books of the house, ami showed therefrom that the dividends payable upon the le breads, Nos. 659, 660, 651, 852, and 663, were paid to Messrs. 5 Strohm sod Co. (the prisoners) in March, 1854. The diet. : Ends open four of the same bonds were paid in the month b. d ilsdamber following to the house of Smith, Payne, and r. ; Co. (The nunsbus given were the same as mentioned by se the last witness) The dividends last due were also paid to : Kola and Co. too Mr. Edward Nines Blaney stated that he was at present .. 10 a dark in the Massa Dauglsish and Co., Australian goer- r , 1 chants, of Great St. Helene. In Marsh, 1864, was a clerk tto to Hombre and Co., of Great Brood-smut, end in March I : of that year be paid the dividends upon the Danish bonds e einalmed (numbered se above) to Messrs. Strahan and Co. 4 , Kr. Bookin then proposed to call Mr. Humphreys, just., I the solicitor for the prosecution, to show that he had traced Id these sad other securities through different hands, and had 4 4 eventually amortainsd that the present holder of them—a to Mr. Beattie—was at present abroad, sad could not be again r e : ia England till the first week in September. too Mr. Ballasting would accept this statement from the : 4 learned counsel for the prosecution. Is Mr. Charles Peppercorn was then called to prove that LO among the Datch bonds purchased by the firm on the 27th ;T o February, 1844, was ono No. 3,348. In September, 1863, 34 they were instilled by Straiten and Co. to raise money on : Dstrils hoods. They were to deposit 200 bonds of 1,000 le a des each for the loan. Witness raised the money is two t ° sums of 6,0001. each, from Messrs. Levy, of the Exchange, le and Mr. Bodin, waking 10,0001. which he rat od for the L 4 prisoners. Among the securities deposited with Levy and go Co., was the one No. 3,318. le This being the whole of the evidence adduced tc-day, SO SO Mr. Bodkin applied for a further remand. I Mr. Ballanthie, without objecting to a remand, hoped t that the magistrate would now consider it only fair and to tameable that the prismen should be admitted to bail, it se a being expressly stated that the completion of the case mutt so now depend upon the return of a witness who was abroad, 10 and who might not return at all—at least at the time ex pected—in September next. Mr. Parry signed for the committal of the prisoners at ot. once—deeming the merely probable arrival of a gentleman, ::: at present abroad, as wholly insuffidieut to justify the far- OL dm detention of his client. He also pressed for a nom Mast, on the ground that the magistrate in that case, would be required by the court to admit the parties to bail. IS He hoped the importance of this gas', the public censure ~. it had elicited, and the premature judgment of the press, would not be permitted to lassoes his worship. t o Mr. Bodkin said the delay chiefly arose from the way in lo which the proms:ciao had been misled by one of the pri- 4 1. omen. Ho was willing to leave the question of bail with the se. msgistrate. ILI Kr. Jardine Jardine said the question was full of diffisultieg. If the remand had bees asked for on any other ground the* IbilibiliSCO of • witness for an jai:legatee period, he should ii . Mt have gloated the application. Bat now be was in- P Mood to entertain the request, although a large amount of boa mold be required. .Ileentnally his worship agreed to take the personal re eagaissams of the prisoners in 6,0001. each; besides two sureties of 3,0001. each, with the usual 24 boars' notice. The prisoners werethen remanded. SOUTHWARK. 1101131310 TES 0131111 AL 111TILY noVIOLTION COMPANY.— CaUTIOX TO SWUM. Phillip Jaw and lama Ana, two semis, belonging to tee Dragon steam ship, the property of the General Steam Navigation Company, trading between the port of Liaise and Hamburg, were brought before Mr. A'Beckett ten Oa rtier examination. charged with breaking open some 'NNW spirits, and stadia' several bottles eontainiag gin a lbe igi Mior who attended fee the company informed his iiimidp that their vessels had been plundered to some en- Old lately, and it was with mosiderable difficulty that the goliaqueats could be detested. The mumpany did, not take the present proeeedinga agelastaisprimmess from any vin Me motive, but merely to semmeim if pensible, the memo t : which such robberies were Somnitted. His worship eon that the 'videos", wag IntiOlitsivo against them, he them to be dealt with i sarlly under the der *NOM '.Act, at sad 'sold not be tolerated. *limbed mid Ibsen be DO doubt that die lowilposeilise ass amid is IF the mew, sad he hoped flot 111 vaidollla~ ibis, as thr, were a dispose tribe. is relf•WIM ~Mao Mit no the prisoners were. S Me awl was fey me al sempides mutest all the be end Mbar.' the phloem ; bet se = leek admorM pietas. wend me es at waning to dem sal ethos ha seam lismselly he the fainan. They ars at present sojourning at Brighton Lord flosseord, Visseuat Ezatouth, the Earl sad Coultas cssturodu, Earl trod Countess Kessere, Hess. B. Oarosa, Mr. Stapheoseu, Ai P., Mr. Hammes% M.P., Mr. E. Oar& 11. P., Capt. Oembisc, Cow B•thysay, Yr. sad Mrs. Bias Items, to. This month's umber of "The Nowomass" is tha last. Is a cleslag arldras to the reader, dated from Paris, Mr. Thaakeray lets fall a moult which leads as to sapid fro. Alat odathsr work en lon of a similar Mad. rGiJAT, LIBT9--THIS DAY - ; t Two o'CLOOO. Th. railway in marl* eattiamsritisM• flat Great Wasters ilia is chiefressod. London and North WNW.' stock is itaeW 974 to 98 ; Gnat Western, 64 to ; Midland, 894 to 70; Laamehim and Yorkehire,Bo4 to 81; Great Northam, 22# to i; South Rasterne, 184 to 1; and Caledonians, BgZ s i Preach shares arm quiet, _bat *drip so Antwerp and Rotterdam are lesidag up. OIDUIAZI 'RUMS AND .roc ~b ~d.s 111 Ttimisdisw all is et No& W Waierford all Waterford ell Wok sII • y' 5 A _5 _4 I I VOILZION KAILWATA. 10 Antwerp sad UMW' Si 4 Wean Tram laud* I Ma 10 Maims to Oratessmas ...' I 411 10a lioakkarodsadko. to 1 it ems 10 Dutch Ilbazdelt 04 Ws it W &awn of Maio ... $34 45,1 I Do. 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IN Nito49 per N.. l3l IN fe all loothWdaspa.49port Is all 110.TalkiNNINIIII4No 16 It 03 16 IliooktostOodloomosp.4 2 3142 6 4 WatorlordtrAlamayllpot II 1 4 Om q dii. le SSli 04 - 44 14 10 fns. 641 1 4Pa Pa m. lou lei Jdb - dig ar ei dis 14 SI dim 3 43, 13 19p 30 , die par IL" iii 61 II 2 dm U 41 101 11 vi :I 10i lel i Si U 21 $1 2O i 113 116 -211 6 6 7 vm '0 104 36 pel 6 I I 3 5 4 5361 121 Hi 8 9 99} 44 47 49 47 49 15 27 20 It $9 . 14 ie 188 ad 79 II 814 tbj 97 99 93 93 95 97 Si 119 93 136 69 if go N 1111 i IN LIMN LIAM AT I•ISM.p ItANTAIt. Tr= a I ..sr Iftlftelhoodin N 1111=11=11X.D=on) Clydadels '-Si.. Dmr4l,o====.. lasslissakigurap.R . Ormseto Seellos) Olousow k Da= Pone _ . . Se ICI Owed is (11.. 116111/14/64,1Ye Ds. is Ds. I dim Larks rill E__ Dlrsgb bob empre taseboterr.4 I (16.64 le Serb DUO 6116. 6 Loa.,llbrimb et Owed 661.14 Oa. ... 0 I r Coot L 1 11, 6i mad _liakal lisumAst len Sams. e o =4. solsmied IN le 111 117 134 13 23 24 lli Ili 4 4 IN N maia6 low aVr_o 08.. alimmardmisTerk) COW 4 41=11441 %lbw 11 7:111.1. (Is wed to Oast Illentlimi ersixts Shmembety awl (fired to /*T. tra...) M 0 111 113 Si Si '- Wear v011ey.... • per et Wilts Serest (Mond to art. Wooten) $3 93 burr num. 12,6001 40 AmaraLan 40 lizit.CoLbraltLown Co. 710,000 50 Orilla Nara Amami 40,004 96 Catrarad Stan a Ain 19.9001 10 Daiwa biL„AvalltOlL 11,11001100 (247 *WM IWO Oelnial eamaistetal a Lanka— WIC 20 17111..11e0a,kAastA3aart. soaps Leshis• of sow so LostStart.Nank Aust 10,111 00 Ditto New MAIO 00 Landon and County M,llO 60 London J Int Ste& NON 100 London sad aesaalzates 104110 100 Nat. Prow. of Logland KIN 1111 Do. New AM 60 National of Ireland Isms Is New South alot Wales Kin Oraint.Benk 00=sta WOO 100 Proance 1 0110 6 !Loyal Australian bank ing and (6044 Imp. Co. 11,000 15 loath Australia 118,000 ss Union of AVAUViII SAN .. Do. New 40,000 60 Union of Lcadon 20/00; 23 Atudraliar Arlenltural. 20. 0 0 1 1 lo Atatf Li.lll Nollii Mall -26,000 16 Berlin Vis,erworks . ... 2 itritith American Land 10,00 6 Brit.& CoLSra. & Ital. Co. SAD. .04 Canada tit. Doe per et Jan.& Jul; ...... 204,000 6 Crystal Palms ... ..... . 30,0410 6 Do. Prelerenis.• - 130,004 4 Crystal Palace of France. 60,011 4. Eastern Steam 21,000 22 Pleetrie Telesraph . ... _ 00 20,0 15 ';rural&m. Namigailo 60,000 1 2u General &IL okip, tong Do. 22001 i 1 Gen. Iron *new C.Witr 30,000 10 nediterranean Eke , . TeL 20,0001 10 Slezican & th. American 60,00 , • I %eilona' Patnt.ntm. Post 60,000 10 Neth.rlands Land 0000 75,000 2 NA. Wales Out k Inter. Steens Navigation Co. 1138,676 11North Brit. Australasian 16,00020 North of Europa strum_ 50,000 1 ~ r ental One .- . 120,11 N 1 PrelitiverL.adk I Mend 30, 20 Pettus. & Oriental Stearn 20,00 t 60 Do. New 20,000 2 Portland Iron Company 11,64 1.0 42111 Nail Steam 100,041 1 *Wish Auks'. Westin loo,noc I Du. New 11,201 24 .oath Australian Land 75,00 I •obotarlee Teleg. Bwlp. 75,001, 1 Do. Da. Regtstevd 25.000 2. fruat&Loan , o.etepain. 10,000.0 DA, ban Diemen's Lend Ml' all all 5 254 211 SS lel ICI I i Pk $ 1 Iled6 131111114 64 166 II 64 66 rM,.ipm a par 10 pa 17e lei 4 5 pal 194 10i las U SS 41 49 31 33 70 71 7i 84 set 111 11 li die Ili 116 114 1141 21 bf bf N 19 6 4 le le li li Si Si 591 z 4 be; • oli Nil I i iin ain 86 + 37+ 1 1 N,611 1 A l lard. - a i g 1 Minglo iastialisa Gold all 50.. lambs Calikwalsa .„ all 1 11 20 +Australlsa 2 1 11 50 Massimo lroa Ss Owl all 6 7 PS *British Imo l4 6 8 56 rans.thap.(lo4lll.pia IS 21 1 $0 Do. Comas sad Colabs all 4 41 1 SO Do. St. Jobs Del Ssy 1.5 27 22 ' 1 Carson's Croat a I BMOC 1 40 Cobre rCla.Cons.alla.Co.,Jam 1 61 Ind 6 eColonal °DP ffid . ...... , C 014600 St. Kloppw Miners of Sag all 33 Si 11 111 'Do. Pre. 76 OM all 9 die pm let 6 rani.Mart Ooppt all 11 r 1 33,000 3 *forma 10), 1 Onat Nugget Vela Saw. all SO rOtosral 71.1166 1 Grand Duchy of Sedan all 1 1 1 41 Ores% Polsoota. all 3 Ilk . 1 Liberty 1 2 'Unarm all II 111 ... Do. IL ll • SI pm 1 6 Lasitatdan ll 1 11 pm IX t 1 illariquits 1 New Granada ...... 1 S °iamb* Moods ..» all 1 111.4110 20 Pcingibaud Silver Lied all 14 15 100,00 u 6 Port Phillip ........ 40,00. 1 Quarts Ikea all 1 . 10,000 60 rithyantay bon 10,000 13 -Do. Now .. -- 7,00 u 50 +amiss° de Cuba l3l 6 6 50000 1 south Airington Scrip all 63,(100 1 133. Registered ..... 11 ) )1 I .00U 11/ fin Lrolt 42,174 15.2.41 Vaned lisikaa ..... - . all 6 31 70,001' 1 Waller 100.060 1 Nett Maripom s.l i I ♦ TrairiscsM7 b7ISPId dead. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARR•LANE.-THIS DAY. The trade in Mark-lane for wheat this morning was quiet at Monday's revs. Flour underwent no change in value, bat was far from a brisk sale. Barley was placed with difficulty at former prices. The receipts of oats continue on too liberal scale to admit of say advance, and good sweet corn alms supported Mon day's quotations. Beans and peas unchanged. ---- • kmaleatjl OM LORDII4 FROM JOLT 30 TO AUG. 1. On Bulls. lleateL lOU. Fordo Whaat IMO I I 6740 Barley ... WO Oats 33 0360 • I U7O I 13030 Malt. Maur. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Broaa.—The public sales are going off well at foil prices, and the article conflates to have great confidence. The reenact market steady: ►rown lumps, 471. 64.; grocery, 48.. to 63.. Cortag.—The public sales are again large, and priem are scarcely auoported, particularly for line qualities. I'LL—The sales are pro,ireasing heavily, and the im porters are touting in the larger portion. Corrow —2OO balm sold yesterday on 'Change. BaLwrwroi —A large business ores dose let, yeste►day, say 3 000 hays sold from 32,. to 360 64., refraction 3 to 8. Bore.—Tne market is Am. Rica remains steady. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady today, at the following quotittiose, VII .—Towe tallow, He. 61. nett cash t Petenharit Y. C. on the spot, 66e. 61. to 66e.; October to December, bee. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Patien.les and Smith report that there continua* a steady demand for immediate consumption, at firm prices. T..* quantify left unsold of last year's growth is vary small. Duty, 250,0001. to 260,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Tawasld Bates. 161 6d.; Walla End Riddell, SU.; Walls Ead Haswell, 230.; Hough Hall, 211. ed.-23 skips at TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAUTATL 11Iles Pa* Ye , Total, Total optc. man doodle. 1866. 1864. Week ending JUDO a A A A A Ontario, &mom sad Hiroo (Canada) .calling July 19. 21 1,U6 161 2411 no Maria Ankala Monaco to Mil t& .adiat July IL o_v and South Western .. - 211 191 tut 6.oer 1 SHIPPING DUES COMMISBION.—Thin Inornieg the final report of the Shipping Dues and Chary , Commission wee lined It h a very bulky document; end relates pea tipsily to Soothed and the Channel Islands. In closing their labours, the constnissiosen declare that they see no mama to alter the opinions expressed in their Brat report, sad which they still think are geavrally applicable. It will be remembered that the former report was strongly opposed to all local dues and charges levied upon shipping for othet than harbour parpow. MONEY MARKET-TH T h. English funds to-day have been with scarcely the slightest isristion quotations of yesterday. Console remain to 91 for money, and the 8:h of August. per Cent. Reduced have been dealt I; the New Three per Cents. i I ; Bank Stock, at 214; Long 1880, at 4; ditto, 30 years, 1859, at 3: at 3; ; ditto, 30 years, 1885, (new loan, 18 15.18; Exchequer Bonds at 100 i Bills. March, at 21s. to 24& prem.; 19s. prem. Foreign Stooks are steady, without sent. Turkish is a shade better then it i day, at Onto i ;Mexican is quoted 211 to Deterred Three per Cents., 181 to 19 ; Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Venezuela Deferred Bonds have been dealt in at 131 to 1; Dutch Two. and-Half per Cents. at 64; Spanish Old 'three per Cents. at 371; the Committee's Certificates at 41 to 41 per cent.; Russian Four-and-Half per Cents. at 901; Sardinian at 871; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 44 ; Peruvian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents. 801; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1011. The Bcinde Railway Company have paid into the treasury of the East India Company the sum of 72.0001., making, with previous payments, a total of 247,0001., upon the whole of which the guaranteed interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum accrues. By the agreement entered into with the authorities no payment whatever need have been made until the 2nd Sept., yet nearly half the company's capital is already paid up, with a view to securing the guaran teed interest. The constituted shares of the Great Luxembourg ' Company have declined to 3 to 31, in consequt nce of the non-appearance of the expected report from the directors. We are informed that the cause of the delay has been the slow progress made by the Belgian government in the new treaty between it and the go vernment, which, however, is expected to be soon brought to completion. The line is, as we lately stated, on the eve of being opened to Rheisnes, within four kilometres of Namur. The prospectus is issued of the Railway Electric Signals Company, with a capital of 60.0001. (and power to increase to 120,0001.), in shares of 11. each, to be paid up in full. The company has purchased Mr. Tyer's patente, and proposes to treat with rail way and other companies for the erection and main tenance of his electric signal instruments, which it is mentioned have been satisfactorily tested by eighteen months' working on the South-Eastern Railway Company, and by successful experiments in France. The sybtem is now in full operation on the North Kent line. The proprietors of the patents are to received 10,000 free shares, and one-half of the net profits beyond 10 per cent. on the capital invested. The company is constituted under the French law "en commandiee." Relative to the freight market, Messrs. Offor and Gammen make the following weekly report: The inquiry for tonnage in the Ea.t India trade le more active, but rotas of treisht hum not advanced owing to the pl. aural , u9eir of 'hipping. The rate. offered tc.day are 41. lbs. from Catcutta 21. We. llambay, own chart -re; dl. 7e. ad. Mou.moim teak; 31 7s. 6.t. Mau.. team, sugar In hairs : 41. 12e. gd. Akyab, Ire. Outward teeth , ' in ISIS threetiss continue to rule low, the rate for floods to the East Wien being about ':O4. per ton from this port, and I. r coals equally law, say Bon Birkenhead to Aden Me. per ton; Calcutta, 12s. 6d.; Snug. FM, b. The Australian tr ade com:tura to exhibit much de. miens. too rate for goods being 33e. to 401. per ton, and the rate for rwllomes Is also low. The c teneleMller• accepted the Creepy on nosegay last. for Sydney, at 121. fie. 6d. if Mailed at Plymouth, or gd. froinSoutkumpton. The veleek entered and cleated during last week for Australia corn. prised the following: Entered out. 'Ships. 'nonage: Cleared. ,---...., Ships. Toaaap. 1 417 1 463 Adelaide Hobart Town Portland Bay Sydney 1 636 I 1,422 1,505 1 2,392 Te Menet of war in the Batt there Is an active export, on private amount as well as by the goversmetiL Smart teams ere loading foe the Crimea at 57e. Bd. to 6lis. per ton measurement, but homeward, there is little doing. Prom the Danube the rate has fallen con-ider ably, owing to the large arrival of toanage at Galata : 15s. to 16,. per quarter wheat is the tugboat rata now current. From Alexacdria for ea all vevels, ie. beans is still offered. Coal freights to the Kt dime. yentas, Boephorue. and Black tia a, bees been well maintained. The preeent qttotatkvis from Cardiff are as foltuwa : Malta, 2116. ; Byes. At. ; Anoint*, 260. ; Varna, 345. ; TreiAzond, 86e. ; boaphorue, 345.; optlonol Beck Bra, 415., In the West India end Brazil trades there I. little doing home wards, hut outwards there is inquiry for coals from Wales to Ha y .nnitb, at 14e. ; Javissica,ats ;,245. to Cie., St. Thomas; Xis., Porto Bioo ; a, Cape Verde ; 14.5., kip Janet, o, Ike. The rate for game from t h e Mince, remains at U. to the United . _ Kingdom. '1 be pretest current quotation for coals from Newciatle are as fol. lowa Arlen, 31,1.; Bombay, ; Calcutta, IW. ; Sues, 51/.; Caps oiGa d Hope, 201 ; Callao at Caldera, S I.; Valparaiso. Ste.. patent fuel; Panama, 45a. per ten, fuel; Bto Grande, 451.; Monte Cider, or Buenos Ayres, 551.; Havannth, 211.; Bermuda or Jain's", .21.; Bosphorus, Sll., with optional Block Bra at 411.; Alexandria, 251.; Malta, let„ Algiers or Oran, 271., See. TOUDAt DISNINO. The English Stock market to-day was dull, with little variation in quotations. Prices closed, how ever, per cent, lower than yesterday. The scrip of the New French Loan wu again in demand to-day, and closed at 2i to 3 prem. Accord ing to the official statement in the Moniteur, the aggregate subscriptions for the 30,000.0001. loan have amounted to no lees than 144,000,0001. sterling (calculating the exchange at 25fr. to the pound), of which the foreign (i.e. other than French) sub scriptions alone are 24 000,0001. The subscriptions for 50 fr. of rente and under, in respect of which no reduction is to he made, amount to between 9,200 0001. and 9,400,0001., or nearly a third of the entire amount required. The remaining amount of (say) 20,600,0001. has therefore to be allotted amongst subscribers to the extent of 134,400.0001. In this ratio, a party who has applied for 6,5001. of the new loan would have only 1,0001. allotted to him. Pro bably, when the allotment is made, it will be found that subscribers will obtain little more than one seventh of the amount applied for, always providing that French and foreign applications are placed on an equal footing. In the foreign stock market the chief transactions were in Turkish, which, after touching 91L closed at 901 to I, or I per cent. lower than yesterday. The decline wu attributed to the influence of the " option" settlement. Other foreign securities were quiet and steady. VIS DAY. Two o'CLottx. been very quiet, i • from the closing main quoted 90/ ;mg. The Three ealt in at 911 to I. at 921 to mug Annuities, t 31; ditto, 1880, loan) at 161 to 00j; Exchequer •. • ; ditto, June, at lout 'much wove- n it closed yester- -11 to 221; Spanish 19; and Russian nesuela Deferred 1; Dutch Two- th Old 'three per lificates at 41 to alf per Cents. at e Four per Cents. per Cents. 801; it 1011. have paid into •• mpany the sum of rments, a total of :h the guaranteed ter annum accrues. ith the authorities wen made until the mpany's capital is curing the guaran- )reat Luxembourg MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is still no movement of importance in the gold mining shares. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to 291; Peel River, 21 to 2; ex div. • North British Australasian, die. to par; and Sc ottish Australian Investment, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 29 ; Cobre, at 691 ex civ.; and South Australian Mining, at to I die. Annexed is the minim. exchange official list of yesterday's salve.—Great Alfred, 161; Roe...erne, 204 ex die. ; Sat ridge Consuls, 31. 8. 10. 6.; Wbeal Harrier, 4.., ss. Excursion trains will run from Brussels to Paris on the evasion of Queen Victoria's stay in the latter city. The Independance Beige states that the English Government Ass seot, through our minister at Brussels, the sum of 26,000 fr. towards the restoration A some funeral moanntenta in the church at Waterloo. AUSTRALIAN POSTAGE.—Prom return issued this morning, it appears that in 1854 the estimated postage of letters and newspapers to the Australian colonies was 21 4011 by packet, and 2,2821. 12s. 4d. by private ship; wide the postage inward from the same colonies was 163791 by packet, and 13,9891. 10s. 64. by private shin; the four items making together a total for the year of 51,0521. 2.. 10s. The letters and newspapers sent out to the colonies filled 170 boxes, 3,880 bags, and weighed 145 tons 3 cwt. ; the levers and newspapers received from eh. colonies oecu. pleffs4o begs 1,870 hoses, and weighed 81 tot:v.lBo+i. 3gre. and 301ba. 'the estimated receipts for postage& to and from the colonies amount to 3,2301. per month. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.—Tbis morning, in oonsequrnee of the appearance of the cholera at the West end of the town, in the parish of St. Martin'aikthe-Fields, in the ease of Chriewpber Barber, Villiers street, who was removed this morning at four o'clock to Charing-crosa Hos pital, the Board of Guardians have given orders for the district inspector of nuisances to have the various courts and alleys thoroughly lime-washed. Orders were also given by Mr. William Bennett, surgeon, of St. Otles-in-the Fields, to have the various courts in this densely-populated parish lima-washed, which is being carried out under the orders of llesms. May and Bradock, the inspectors of nuisances. Ilf a a VI ►a 70i id Silt ti: Pt i N