The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-10 00:00:00

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Pairisk elea AIM% hal& Welsh slistelyMaseeeliriateldlokuy. fsra hae.,—/Priesses his Sues eeessily,, heeds Illeences se. lost Needs weessly, David Denim elloloslyaelie Jeer hues lbeksley slisbUy, James Woes Wed* Clods@ L u ra . lbWAY. sue pi.t.—Siowsolls 11166.1 OTerrell Mom UMW. er mgee4, near ll'evell i ML °lrma, Merl* Watkins d ia pposol, Mow Orlffie , Weise Ilerdestsa hoes ea severely. PA Ovellegyeeeeeft Ouse Mur al Maus& Dieshee inn _Der 11V. Mika heedMerles limo" dieuweesth Nem lasorissilWy, appessyS/follesse liseslat AO" VrMws leiluifonsure eyeuem stiettly, /m• u Melba asigreeratiy. Pese,-011evismespreis O/ Amstesealy, Illekerd Cam Ilieweese Joon Willem ereseely, Mut Soya sseseely, BUM Beellies eseerely. PM* Cleartre ids Nye teverely, times Clout siesreiy, j o ia limps seusely. Winless Orlikk rarely. Corps. Ms Mete Oeilill severely, Robert Deems swum% Wanes Iluisssesesoly. Thom is., severely, Ziessed Osellur severely, AluOrellse ssmeh, Tema Husgszel seee Juliano stlatly, his Irma eseerety. Prints* Pas I~sey eseeNlA 'NU= torsetme newsy severely, Ms Damn s► ismOy severely, JAB II apeseeMnsilorlsk = mere" Ma Woods eseesdy, Umniel Melee Mies seeesety, severso. Aribew KUM essepso.oese. sseerely, =Wm MIN" sivemery, is. • 11(1edos eseerdy, Moots, spenely. Nom eras se wordy. ham Draft eseerely, John names sessesih ?Mitt De. bra eranallg. Parise Deseelly emeelly. IteserWeeser enerely. OM. 111.111111diglitly, Jokialleishasseviesly. Muss= islielrOidestsrveraly, Mlles U•Sreels esevrely. eresesly. Green ✓owdy. Mew Stowe Te=, ° =M ag ree l =st li t h iss is Oman Met* 'MP larki sseuelly. Jams seesse& Ms Lees eseere di a s Jelie UuribreelellSel is asseel l , Jibs WWI= ftli*„ Jsis U eseerdhJele= " seesnU,BerAmis OM - Etspriliteeverdp,Uarlas. MMus wady. Jab , Jelse MOW Übe SYDeesell vesells‘ Faids %awe wady. Jeballainik espesserly, Parr* ▪ 1 1 1=Mrh. vavyrif. Me lealsoiy, Joy* I MAIM Nam alallif. Saba ressell sts , patddicealslemeeity. Male sseuely. WNW Wad se. meth Mies Ur seeselly„ Orbs Weeks seessely. Jobs =serrody. Perdsk esilleas manly, Mu Dyne errerely, may sristilf, Denis Dernoyeseesely. Ise &mum Rum" Oweiredvsles =Um mow win mew,. yam* alma dlobsty. wt Usee suilsud holden dlibft, Owes Parker severely, p o nd sew shibtly, Theselsy Mike dielsly, Peter WWI 004. Times Llama= esmall, pow Oliver Km*. Ira Forr—tiorgesat•Major Wllima Him Aoki,. Ctwpseals Haag °slum arversiy. Mild* Plait illy . William Not wady, Henry Edward, ii.. .116fillmet Win samwsly. Andrew amightly. Mutes r.uirt Jambs Timms Delis Jana Las eightly. WWI= Aglaia Wiliam &Oily. Dishred Mims asmwdy. JINN teelesly, yona maam . WIN= Mil =al som. biguaLtimpsaresealy. maw jams . Saks Ova . Wiliam Orstrkwil slight wassisa, ams saa Willis arms issin J iss. WPM. isms ma sway. WilAma lmo y, w, w i e:wreenW, 141 H Fester ismaim. Ilmmiss Cs . lloillids Tywin omit Jose" flemerk y r , , empssa*. William WHAM Itglill grarr Y. 14.1 ° 11. " Orr , Anne= lel Dim assisalsk Maw IIIAMMOU limian ellebic Jabs isein elimisly, Jompit aa r i lisi dlPtly, MINH Kribelp wreiNW, Mir lista severely, Ilmelos Lomb Worn dart =rim Dims snail:l 6 %lam . 0= M s W , Hiem 011101;111 wwwl7. Hivert Tamar smandy, % oil slightly, Jona Palomar iisigarasely, ti illiaga Cook miway, Mogi' lents slightly. Things Gill tamely, Jobs Wynn rawnly. Mu nor— Private Omega Wilms slightly. 113ao Pour.—Curporal ilimjamia ritagimma slightly. Privates Mak Ontliar dasmar. Mihail Pasby dampessity Paula Wm amseessaly. Pis ampersuip. Marshy dampesmay. Maims Davis daggessmely. Yards twig liglitly, Jame Dem imesrasoly. Pima Sim dliDdy. Jams fkaring agmseal Dairy dignaly. Piss 1.11.1 'Wray. Oftios lads. wag . Marko Ittobellbeln driseesenly.Thneday . Dad W Ham Mathew slightly. Peter list,.slightly, ZMitellueseerrly, MAW Maher slightly, Witham Birteualtaw savoly. him liankat alligkily, Jamas ()Wears mwealy, William T newsy. Timm Ilkis sightly, Jams lhamtll slightly, Au. serraseUmp wa rmem lightly , Climbs Davis slightly, Wiliam Daskomp oars pase—arogrmareaster . Jolla Mortimer allittly. Ctionr-Ser =Wlllint Owns elWy. William ankh mmerel. limgaissis lime astwslY, niswas law suvreulY. 'WWI Frei muirly, WAY= Quirt alienly Joha liplawirsly. camp Andarma immsaly. =en reeerelp Jim Swiss Blighty. Do w& um. ingersiy, Mon Primal amarsiy. ameba liarigett dia. ossealp. /kW* Tyrrell slightly, Aka IliJay amwsly. Lass Qr. =um lids mainly. Drumm WHIM. amddismasmy, Joel awn areas*. Mamas Nanf mar Aim dempwirmis. Jamie WNW, Panda Illsellibm• as=l=lilies llsOril tslal*. adlludi essmaky. sr Jam y. Timm Innis sammily. Lamle • n J lianamarawady. WINN. amp samady. Jams Lim asimely, Jams ise/sy sammily. Milk Thaws lielniW, Monk Isidamm sammily. Midis Omar sawital& gawp Mims memedy, Willow IllMJlminidli moilsim swiftly. Jahn Rosa mmisly. worm rease• sly. Osseo Harris it David DEW wady. Haswei amiss 'evenly, Ramis Med apairdy. imp Overlill mew*. MINI Wanks. seamy /dm lam easamly, Mika Pim weary. Pattie Dopes asmadi. Drill Dabs slaw" Jams Iliglesa smarely. Jams Osimusimsailiy. HAM Tarim sway, jibs Latham is. witelblismas keg al= ami lliewes Ditysameely, Jame Ward ormasky. Mama Jams Timm Millar tamely. Miami Daservas mystaly, _Chide smagaly. Marisa saoadlile se. =h a le•Wawiluerldmousiesrely, Alfred Allison severely, Jabs emetwaly. Jaks MAW' severely, Willis. Breen seemly, UMW Cimay samersla, Jalte Welter severely. Jobe O'Connell ea wily. Jame PEW= savarrly, Th sass Cahill severely, David vrit. Magma him Illaspon 404 , Jan , " Drvitit 41014. An -I=OllllllMl Omega Lag vliantly, David Sullins ii1n 6241: lams Arilett Ailey Cliwistrat *My. Maim o tti. William Wag When = lin alCatle lel loiln Wood. Join fl. a Wino ==y, Heury ilea, ' nialmsl a y. r4 l / 46t H i daaessM i gy. Tammil oassia *WWII II.II. 74in vi==7, = *WWII swap. lbws mr: Tb. llgg. wow. Jam lvms . rabbit Mriiirmaid Olty X l ia ll &Jahm Osas Mem limn julags Jai; Wirmilm . Jams Clawgps ne a r WM. away andle*. li Wak ail amigsgsmih dl edit Zama 6,..p.akr ir a-ft p..... 0 y, !then! Moose - 4. __ _ . pia* . Nsidloy Nis p Illsigwold piary, HMbr4 Wart ilmosuely, Mown Om dgeggr. lids. Ana Welt essworty. his Gust areigeggig.Jsl. wry . Ol l Tellitargemmiy. Theme MA dogs owl dmoggeli kin Chheas lie dosp lu l i e . gegit men Timm .I.lllft l ang. ii =rololl merely, - J - oftetoge doogesowly, Dills Sims apeoiegg. nom Bodo waft llein Berm, sc. MAN Euegoe AMMO egoody, John Emote iourgiy. Patrick limos isoodl i _Wlllbea Weals wooly, MAO llPDasald se. well. amass Wings speorgig. Prods Wettlidwe seeseely, James aggsdp. hest aft, arsully. wale= Bole severely. Ed. lea kW WON% Those 0s aloofly, hoes Duffy San = Ig lu = Relay dopreeely, BUPOI Dele7 Eopteelly, Boneassa dmasseeesiv, Mims= 41•Miglaity. Robert Day doeggsgady. !haws diaggeigalp. iligsw—CiogrArgant Cherlee Boseds• may. Frivolo Visaraagogjulatidoi=ta .peel Hwy . "CrAmp Pandl o lh orrldaralse Mort Lame seedy, Thous Dunham Era ?COP.—Privates Natuise Os Johns slight y. Prods Catrthy severely, Meows DW ellie hi t t 3PD BATTALION RIMS BIDOADS. an* se. only, John BraMbleby merely. Jaael=lolltt asu elle lass Carpools P. Ilerford slightly, Thome flosses Dawson severely, John .POPTIS slightly, Joke slightly. Private. Samuel Alger severely, Juke Atkl seelleliro William Blowhard alleldly, P. Bowen severely, Braberd EOM Brews Joh. Bryant enerety l , enerely, Elweed Oesly 61144. Matthew Cooper INrd Oinks weedy. Edward Davis severely, Jahr= WOE,. Demdly John Dave s li gh t l y . JIMA. WOW MOM% Thomas IMO overfly, Benjamin katou ly Biggs ElNsllegossiO, Mb= English dangerowdy, Owego Prookila eeift dim GWYN swirly, Charles Oelsby Jame Gm& via WOW. Orem ove rt ly, FrederOt Wemteed d= soft_ . Jobs Mt* lithely, Joseph Hewitt geworeiy, W idelloa WSW. Jones Ingham dangerously, news Jews elightly, The Jordeg omen y, Jams Kerr slight/7, demi Log sweet!. Thom King esowelCuy King tieverey, Doti Limes soligig. 11.Deneenli btly, Ines Medley overely, kiellsoollll AissaNier lfii merely. Wow Mould severety, aka Illoseey arywolg. Wades Midrib seeasely, Mans Mx wend" Joseph Neva Thaws Covey smelly Nam = Thome Edward noon Pelee salobe addigh "Only, William Ilbar di ttly.lignoll Smell , Jobe asiamee Wanlla BRIO Ode% Semi Sutherland sOddly, Thew. l ec it ergia ll % egeerely, Edward Did ilightly, Witness TRY . Thum Wees lightly, hear Widget ileory WWI. mg*, Jog* Willey lithely. Iliddrg Wild oensity, Jodie Wired sever*, logiol liTrailsog doggiggely. LiTO/IP OW WOO7/11D u 1111.411•711/NYWHI. MO. Sao gem —Prism Amin, Newberry deasessily Jobs Mel swerely, Tbo Saks severely. Itikbard Bailey seeselag. Slav TOM—Privies, George Shaw severely, Omega !lemon sesetiy, Jobs Wass severely, Edward Gies= eseelebe Closiga Mitissoudy. Affsnance.— Male Willies IgaLleasii weedy. awes Awnessay. Mks Ward Sightly, Thaw ram allmni7. Mph Omer deggensoly. Ilseswel =she esesely. Omen est Memo Moms MUNI thams reed seemly, Join Marlsta dliblz, DteofrrL =Milks °embus new wwinti .6 1fflnly, iira4eS ,Waleas WOM %anew ely. Thome essegssiegr. Las Iseerwar Nees.—Sossed are Mfg. Axing Asians Carperal Isar Btu qtli rest) eligieligr. MSS Jess Spa Ow Nom lot rem) wet* otio - 4 Poor —Petioles Joba Waldo' osopord to bays bow wooadod, wI Wood to Woo bon waded. Wm For— Ms Abort. Salta — Diomoily. Jetta Mottottoh Hairy w«—riles Sasphisairy supposed to bolo Iwo Wile& WIWm Ittor—fthoOto Emmy Cit% JO'S ft% Timm Comity. POOO rota Ulm. 44s Poor —Privates howskii Amy Aim Blow Ittlwoot BONO. koisk *swim Gls rood. 'aka . Jamb Ihrjoutt. In Boom/ow Loss Ittoogas—Prtysta nous Mow Oosek. Itolll4loll. MUM v SAIIIMISIO MOW vas Mrs TO I Urn yr 71 , M now m. Patirlbs. Grardist Ousras-4 mak g sal lb mamba. IM fsllsfss4 Ookistrsam risk mg tresmist, Ist lambs, Pitit• Maim Orsib-1 making w mssaba. Sal fslMfra, Ist 11r~ se Peet-4 risk sal Ils asumbl. • Past-1 rask sma lb Mel; 7 rusk as lb misambi. Ikk Para-1 rusk llstosamird. 176 11111-1 rook awl es essmasd. IS Pest— rook sal lb Msualsi Mt Put— rashest lb UM; 1 Meer, 7 risk sad f 4 traumas& I mina II sri& N fist— nak ma lb Mal; 1 nark awl Ms semaisl. PIM rest— ram bib& flask sad lb treasiM. dirt Pea-1 real sal Ms Mud ;1 rank sod Ms weals& 4 Past— risk sad lb baba ; I tank sod lb womb& Mb hat— ark sad lb msemastl. 7V. bat— risk sat lb Idlisd. Mb PM— ark sal w usambL 111b1 Past— task swift baba leak sal Os woods& Ist 2 4 :resit smi absads& ai IsMallsa bib ark sal lb arseitNl. Tsbe-1 abbr. 7 aid lb IdIsl; 1 saw, 41 risk sad Ole wramisi ; I risk sad Si NOMINAL INTO= 0. OrriCIMIN IMO NATI NW ITLLID 71011 TVI nee re nut 24re Joe; M 1 L usaxays.--Urd Foot: Lioeteeast sad Atelsat Hass Bs. Y. m Norugas Serum, ow Orncaao vsro lure sus WouNDED room 'it ova I op ro rot 2ITE ham, 11$3, oteLouvz.—Slot Toot: Copula I. W. IL Hawker, sIIjALL,. 110 . . NONTIAL RITMO! Or Nes.ecoassnosss Omens AND PINTATIA tN NAIAD% /NW this ssi Mos Private. isa.unos.—Ok nos: sp. MM. kis Yale. Sistlroat : Byrn*. Oft Foot : 19S MM. Illass w.IIM. SUS not: Moss Willlars Oay. 79th $ foot t Mists J. 111*.a. VIM root: Private Osorp Oros. Pth rest: Prost, Mims Omar. et Plasuan Barns ore llognommeseans Conan imp Pane ors Woosan re to lbw se gum I 4 Jess. di Z i t i o Nir oteastsm—red N Battalion Ist Fona—f.holge Omni 11017 s. Anis Tinge. 10 rte. srrarely ; UMW Ilhosarm, ; , merely. 120 4th toss—earpowal Join Clernsae, r I tkU7 ; Mein Things Dena, IL dent ; Per Duro, rusty; B. yea genoth sightly; Henry 10 nom slightly. Join Measly. sightly; Time Higgins, . 17th Phee--Pdvaess James Mann. digit* ; Henry U =, WI . lath Inst—Privatas Dann oleagwoosly ; y, diegereedy adman Adios. itlertlY Bolls SI Ki Jerelleh Isockley, illghtly. UN rest—Yelvmes It. Mani Penn Weft; Mania Pasty sightly; Join litses. severely. Pan—Prlense Mien TNN, in= Dodd Olnseel., le INC Test—Prtsatas name errerely ; Samuel U Id▪ ertneekoseerely. 4116 lost —ftente Themes 11= , severely. lm NC imam Oreasair Elearis—Petealue W. U. severely; N Orseltaloy„ slightly. Ist anninOsilsOraraieeds—Yrints nap 40 OrMills a redy. non Peale Owls —Private ID elm seseroly. 1r Fern—letears Osoga T er g her, is. N. vegsly. Peat —Prieer i e ve Limo sly. 41st li reall—eileals ?WM away, . 4/al Post — hate James so Bt gX " ... "11 , 1 . sat iimesiios awad ilie ssil Fmt = l ; r d i r,!: Timm eleggissegy. lad Battalion RBIs Brigade—Private MIA nesesly; Janes Wild, severely; G. Xardasers, se• sorely; liary onerely. NOMISAL ItaTVIJI OP N0111.00111311111111011D Omer MID PIIIVATIS li 1111,11.0. MOM Tan Stab To ne 24th or Jen 1145, =taws. —Slat " Foot —Private Medea Leahy and Pats i& Arm St. 10 FRANCE. (MON OUR OWN PARIS. MONDAY /VINING. I have reason to believe that the decree for raising the new loan will appear in the Moniteur of Wed nesday next, and that Monday will be the first day for subscriptions. 65fr. is spoken of u the figure'; but that of coarse must depend on the state of the market at the latest moment. A correspondence of the Independance Beige, cited in the leading column of the Freese, throws a doubt upon the statement published in several foreign journals (and I may add in a Marseilles journal also) that reinforcements to the extent of 40,000 or 30,000 men were in course of embarkation to the Crimea. According to the Independence, no aug mentation of the army of the East is intended. Alen are sent out every mouth to fill up the vacancies which necessarily occur in an army of from 120,000 to 125,000 men, and this month a larger contingent than usual is sent, to make up for the losses sus tained on the 7th and 18th of June; but this is all. What the troth may be is hard to say. That men, and many of them, are wanted in the Crimea is but too apparent. On the other hand, the corres pondent of the Belgian journal, from which the above information is cited, is but an instrument for the dif fusion of the views entertained in certain Government office,. There is • great feeling in France against extraordinary levies, and it is more than likely that some dissimulation on the subject may be thought a state necessity. The following diplomatic changes are on the tapis : The Marquis de Targot still suffers so much from his wound (received in a duel) that he has resolved to resign his post as ambassador at Madrid. He will return to Paris and enter the Senate. His probable successor is the Marquis de Moustier, new Minister plenipotentiary at Berlin. According to the same authority M. A. Barrot will succeed M. de Moustier at Berlin, and will be replaced at Brussels by the Marquis de Talleyrand Perigord, now the French representative at Carlaruhe. M. CL Gaudin, First Secretary of Embassy in London, will become Mi nister Plenipotentiary to the Grand Duchy of Baden, and will be succeeded by M. Bonneville, Chargé d'Affaires at Berne. M. Herbst, the French Consul General in London, who, I informed you some days since, had been superseded by M. Gaillard de Ferry, is appointed Consul General at Antwerp. There is a talk of the Duke de Gaiche being recalled from Turin to occupy a high post at court. Lord John Russell's speech excites great astonish ment. The Assemblee, in au article on the subject, says: We already knew what Lord John Russell now dogmas so precisely, and ever since the month of May we have so stated It os repeated tomatoes. But, on seeing him remain a member of the Cabinet by whieb• the proposals at Vienna were rejected, and, above all, after the part which he teak a month ago is the debate is the Blum of Commons upon these same negotiations in which he had played so import ant a part, it must be confessed we had come to doubt of the eseetitode of our communications. • • • From the moment that he could not bring over his col leagues to the opinion which he had maintained at Vienna as negotiator, and in which he persisted, there was bat ens step to take—to retire from the ministry, end make known ' the motives of his secession to the country. Honour, the traditions of parliamentary government, equally made it his duty, and this duty was in some sort rendered imperative by the example me before him in France by M. Droop' de L'Hsys. L3rd John RILSOItII hes rather closes to sacralee his opinion—we should even have the right ro say, to give the lie to his convictions—and keep his portfolio. The Mats thinks that, in spite of the talent die played by Lord Palmerston in his reply, it is to be feared that the result of the debate is to endanger the existence of the Ministry of which he is the head. Letters from London speak of Lord John Russell's resignation as highly probable. Business at the Bourse was:inanimate throughout the day. The Rents, after receding be., closed at Saturday's price, 66fr. The Emperor yesterday received the Bureau of the French Academy, who presented to his Majesty M. Silvestro de Sacy, the newly-elected Academi cian. " One day last week," says the Kentish Gana*, " as the closing sad dims of domestic affection were being performed in Harbledown churchyard, over the remains of a demand lady of this city (Canterbury), a carriage. con. tainieg • gentleman and hie family, came up the bill, and, auto( curiosity,—or perhaps attracted by a higher Impulse— he alighted and repaired to the church, whither the deceased was borne, and wee afterwards the first at the grave. His de measour,though resposiltd,was smolt as to aeramandtheatten• tine of the moarnese, end whoa hinging on the brink of the rave to take a faessidlleek stabs departed relative, he too was thus, end dlreesm.A dot lt was hie owe parent—hie stathor—trbe bad FM the deft of nature, and jest bees :12.d 1 her last seethirplase en earth I The fountains to a s errow at ones tasked forth, sad in the sunburst weetharbesten visitor was identified a loss absent, if sot forgelden, sea. He bad entered the navy 18 years ago, sad mamma tie fosse to neap • distaat allow, bat wig sow rotundas to his thisland to see his only 'weir's( parent, who WIN BO Me% THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY WiTENING, JULY 10, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. - - - - ---- The railway skare market to-day is rather limner, and prices hare in several came improved about 1 per cent. The business going forward, however, is limited. London and North Western stock is quoted 100 to 1001; Great Western, 881 to 871; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Midland, 711 to 72; South Pasterns, 181 to 1; Caledonians, 311 to 1; and Great Northerns, 231 to 1. French shares are steady. I I a" an 64 W all OADDIAII BHAI AND STOOKS. Tysaybisbie by Magid do& JOlla STOCK lidiALlbrakalamo Oe. OM& Mot Amnia^ Clonsysi So* et Ada MAYA( lia.obabli Ob. u Oy i / ii Oymier likilobjbAbotaseri: BANTA all i H 0 d;;~ri;~eo:.::~ 1 at Aut.! 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Ai Riad.Co. rkTee ---- .7 preference_ Palace of rum" i —.— iltliei i iledris 'hinny* o Sea Nairlialies illgia_ t boa law "[wan 11141J1Fai ILAsseisie NA Wales Mil l "; Wiiiir... Stem Noterlisa ON. I orth Mit Aidnlmien irareire iris.: I Oriental ...... SO helm& Oriental Rem 110 Do New 1 Portland IrosOwsiieiy.. 100 Naval Mall teems. 1 &QOM Muer. lamas. 1 Do. New IS South Altana= WA atwaarlise & erlp 1 Do. Do. Tele leg B ietend 10 TraMirtlpCen 100 no Dieweee's Lod If 74 7 2 211 zel Pw - MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain without transac tions of importance. Aria Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 ; and Colonial Gold, to I. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 90 to 31 ; and Peel River, 21 to 2„. National Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 3 to 31. Other foreign and colonial stocks are quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sale : Alfred Console, 161, 161, 161. 161, 161, 171, 161, 171; Great Wheal Ver, 16e .; Great Wheal Alfred, 111, 12, 121, 123, Ili. 111, 111 ; Wheal sender , 3 346, 3 v ); Eut Basset, 68, 671; Etigewarse, 2071, 210, 2111, 207 ; Treweathi, 21. 161. 3d., 21, 21; Michell, 30., 4..; Greet seal Bidders, Be. W.; Best Wheal Rose, 28; &Midge Consols, 31, 3 31 6, , 81. 13e. 3d., 31 ; ivy Bridge, 11 ; South Tamar, 71, 71; Treleigh Console, 13..66. Foreign: Bluth Australian Copper, 1; Cobra Copper, 64; Coeur, 81. 11. 3d.; Fort Bowen, 4s. 3d., 41. 61. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The English funds are firmer to-day, and prices l l have improved per cent. Consols have ranged between 91 and 911, both for money and the Bth of August, and are now quoted 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 92Z to 1; Bank Stock at 213; Long Amis., 1860, at 3 15.16 to 4 1-16; New 30 Years' Aans.,l6 15.16; Exchequer Bills, March, 235. to 271. prem. ; do. Jane, 20s. to 235. prem. ; India Bonds, 345. to 375. prem. In the foreign stock market the business is chiefly confined to Turkish, which was first marked 821, rose I to 831, and is now quoted 83 to 1; Mexican is quoted 211 to 1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 631 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 95; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 361 ex div.; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 701. Athough the exchange at New York on London is reported weaker, the Atlantic hu brought in 800,000 dole., or 160,0001., in specie, on freight. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alhambra ban taken out 59,5581. in specie to the Peninsula, of which 18,2451. is for Lisbon, and 41,3431. for Cadiz The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 25th ult. to the 7th instant, is as follows: £ s. d. Rate of Exchange. Bopp' 6,166 11 6 1 21. a. per Co.'s rupee. Madras .. Nil. I Bombay.. 450 21. 214. per 4itto. ctal .... 6,615 11 5 Tin quay earnings of the Southampton Dock Com pany for the month of June were 3,3801., against 2,996!. in June last year. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 22nd ult. were 6,8551. sterling, or at the rate of 281. 9s. per mile per week, against 4,3461, or 191. per mile, in the corre sponding week of last year. The position of the money and stock markets of the United States is thus noticed by Messrs. Cam mann and Co., under date New York, the 26th ult.: knee data of ear YU rusk* Ikb lattan t. bas been • mate rial 'dunes la 6.181,11•11111 Of meek perisalarly the. of the alit Mir The spewed v nu kneed by the favourable sum* Pea the pitutse Of ahmeitet bar. vest, the oesdnaed sad la.elek sterime of men* IMd the to armed essidimme be %Ulna it aid b.k. grembe met it the runriptles of ark dlettende Y ski* lint..., ash presposta s key brie milk en Ike ks Ina ask* tke seaskter at the year. The bemseekies km week meta air Or trislghthue bars measellty bus. Priera .sorrel Unk NO* point. the Stet "UMW, whin Ulm* Onkel amiend hub add at 34 ; Item Lark Wks' Willesal shins st Illehlges Wastrel at 104; Cie ue b sad 111 94; soil lab There las slees ** emu ina bet kg= ikon Irmo* the puma hunk* b tit it steal* whew vM be elekeedimint lhe mum • kW 111* W s pee sot hob* deibroil by the aneeiemd.ollaielm• sod Vie the klid pm Ilemlban eml Workers Wm; 4 by Ihe Mathlim *kW; sal by the Cbakked. Terrell/ tati. Isiah Mborde—sU male le ONE be My. The Mb Mal Mellreol hie eke desired S per ant. ?intik lams per mt mart whirq et lk or In oaea, whin kg eieepeny kat have odd a =emit of hit buds at as rain • brie eimeast of Wed in ateati sip, sod railroad ludo it doe is lat priedisk *kb. mope *we d.Mlt ha marred is pro blem eenteme. lt inpued mill be ro~y pal& We give bittra tem a We report of las sad Mk* sad film Pk% Wabash and Ompieles. The bet aunt 11111.11111, nag* aspiessi the bel eg f7o,ll4ldele., ef itv bee wok mbil wows@ Ike elks I* to ldltirta l =s lbsaMiii• Ns *km odd* 41 miles ii ke skis Ysy * lONIA term** balm ths ekes id the = e peit. Tide bet intim .111 be impteled mot NA* The ma the idskifread na istiroly r ths loseepertilles of hils? b and vim k pintsenent by Os lismingef leikk The Mk met of Ike lesksi Pa 'lOllll. kr is neeilkere MAN aele. ; trif Wks parted In Ma. ilioy waelllMMdala The wavirmas of I.7ll4•Rilik, Myr Tort lirralitolielpiem barn, ii Irs 11 141 I • SO $1 161 a II as W 1 37 GO LIB 1223t1 3114 id $ Se Si'l pal Ile 184 ii I F el II II I lid 3 3 ii. • a. U' es. Ss to-day to I p.a. l ais selrei l i 411.011 SUM 4.8.1! el ~i 11:1 - 0 1 MVO SION4 SIMS Ii Pa ell j 1001 li 104 Kiiii ss,ooel 1000,0001 .810" I 0,000 111.000 fll.OOO coo 19.0. , !!"1. flki izells [an if Iff 6 7 6 6 1 D 81 10 I 10 01 61 II ni L jai. par llf if ye la f II lid I if la l I e S a al Pia 11 If faa I i i" # 4. 1 2 2 1 1 4 1 I 84 66 I "' dim t iIIA PI 1 II pa ni i 114 i izd 741 4 $7 I 411 um Woo so NOW lid Is*. at 117.14 or 1111.71. Tbtobp replals then • Yobs* premboorror pia tor all pr mat. abdo MON aid do 10 . and votobintratiroly tot bubble =ltoff WS pre oiotolook web Its t yosoloo. La looolsy lor 1761101 Moto tar tbe I romo myna, boo olooollod do Bolos rar Vs of VMS to I O. Thal oat of tbo durotony of aoTrowary rar tbs yotoboot of roommoot somitlos sot tom torpooL Moo boo betamosidorebto Is dole boil at ohms* Brim• • Woo ido of ", .. redgaribla by moo d u s e solgoaird Misr lot sow% dm* be mime soolloo, by order d the Ads arsear. The of gold tau Mb pet, be the bot. A arebooAßS &ID& grim lio 1•W Otiloolo. di, boolits a beds smoodn Islyte d hto t la o wed, day pool bo bade roport. L i =ottoro me bans* drop br Mk% os•Ild Is lo- SIONO6 iIMOSd swag Medi dub,; bat Me owl, andooso Sto II pot ammo kr oat Yam hot oboe yew to sown :It N ? r aft Tim.* oriels oit Snow boo lammed, sod the rates et miaow Yoe Mi , or a doormat favrissoy. COMMERCIAL AND JURKETB. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (sr augnano 'magnum.) Mon ors own comagronagat.) Oar corn market had a lively appearance this morning, and was well attended ; and then was a moderate trade doing in wheat at a rise of 21. per bushel, and floor Is. per sack upon last Tueslay's closing priest. Indian corn was unstable, and the little done in that article was at a reduction of is. 81. per qr. All other things were fetching the extreme prices of last wick. The weather is sultry. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Bowan —The nubile sales are going off at last wales prices, bat without spirit, sad the importers are baying in at high pries'. The relined market Arm; brows lamps, 462.61. to 475.; grocery, 475. to 635. Conan —There has not been a public sale today, bat the market hu.a arm appearance. Ter.—The trade buy only what their immediate wants requite, and the market is dull. SI.LTPITIM-1,700 bags Bengal were offered in public sale; about 1,000, refraction 6, were bought in at 81..; refrac tion 61 sold at 29r. 61., which was • full price ; 1,6 00 balls Madras were also offered and all sold, refraction 12, at 265.61. Rica—The market is steady, with • fair amount of bust nes. done. BOY.—This article is doll of We, but prises us sup ported. Cot-tom-350 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, witb nothing doing. Town tallow I. quoted 61s. 91. nett euh ; Petersburg Y.C.on the spot, 63e. 3d. to M.; Jaly, 635. 3d.; October to Dee., Ms. 9d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. .1. Dania reports supply short; a brisk trade (or meadow hay at higher prior; Glover without alteration. Prim meadow hay, 90s. to 100 i.; superior, 105 s. to 115 s. ; inferior, 60s. to 70s; new, ditto, 85s. to 1054. ; rowan, 86s. to 905.; clover, 901. to 1305.; mond eat, 85.. to 128 s. ; new, 80s. to 1091. ; straw, 28.. to 304. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Tin SPIALIR took the chair soon after twelve o'clock. NUISANCES REMOVAL AMENDMENT BILL. The house went again into committee on this bill, com menting at Claus 16, which, after soma remarks from Mr. ADDINALIY, Mr. HENLEY, Mr. WILKINSON, and Sir B. HALL, wall agreed to. Clauses 17 to 20, with some verbal amendments, were also opted to. Clans. 21, relative to the repayment of costs and expanses, was struck out. _ _ _ _ Clause 22, providing for the cleansing of ditches, &e., by the surveyor or district 7of, on the suggestion of Lord SIMIOUR, wee struck out. Oa Maus 23, that all open ditches be covered or im proved, Mr. MICHELL moved that " mills, mines, print works, bleach works, or manufactories," be excepted from the clause; but, upon Eitr B. HALL wowing to insert in the bill words having the same effect, the amendment was withdrawn, and tae clause puled. On clause 24, it dieting a penalty of 2001. for corrupting streams, ditches, &e., by gas washings, Mr. ADDEItLEY moved that ally other "poisonous washings" discharged into running streams should likewise come under the operatico of the act. Mr. A. PELLATT considered that the clause was al ready too stringent, and ought lilt to be made more so. Lord Gobeaten and other Hon. Members expressed similar opinions, believing it dtfficult to deice what really was " poisonous." Sir B. HALL suggested that the clause, which was the same as the Gas Companies' Acts, be allowed to pass, and insulter inserted on the third reading. [Loft Sitting.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. 111PORI T7ll YAP= OP TOP 10U.% His Honour gave judgment in this gait, which bad been instituted to recover a legacy of 1,0001. bequeathed to him by his grandfather, chargeable upon land which was given under the will to Robert Crockett. Plaintiff was born in 1814, and in 1817 a deed was executed, to which the trustees and the father and mother of the plaintiff were parties, by which the estate was released from the payment of the legacy, it being recited that payment of the 1 0001. had bees made to Mr. Career. Plaintiff .ittained twenty one on the let April, 1833, and on the 25th August, 1864, upwards of nineteen years afterwards, be filed this bill to obtain payment cf the legacy. Toe defence to the snit was first that the trustee, George Caner, who acknow ledged the receipt of money, and who was dead, be came a bankrupt in November, 1828, and obtained his certificate in 1829, and that this was a bar to any claim of the plaintiff. He was of opinion, however, that this was no answer to the claim, as it was the duty of Caner to prove for this trust debt against the estate just the same as if he hid been a stranger, and if be had done so he would have re• calved a dividend in respect of it of 201. in the pound. It appeared that the money was in faet paid to the father of the plaintiff, although the deed on the fain of it stated that it was paid to the trustee, without which the estate could not have been discharged. He was of opinion that plaintiff was Induced, from motives of policy, not to sue for the legacy when be first was informed of it, which was when he arrived at 21 years of age, he know ing that his father was indebted to Mr. Corer for the amount. The father was now dead, end it ap peered that the plaintiff had received acme 1,2001. or 1,3001. from his estate. He was of opinion that Corer had com mitted a breach of trust, and there must be a decree against his legal personal representative; bat inasmuch es plaintiff had assetein hand belonging to Corset's estate, being the amount be had received under his father's estate, he would not allow him to renive the money in court, bat be would allow the matter to stand over for a day or two, in order that the parties might agree to the minutes of a decree, whereby the defendant would be enabled to set off the amount in plain tiff's hands which he had received from his father's estate, and for which the father wis indebted to the defendant's estate; and if defendant did not agree to this, he should dirmiss the bill with costs. COURT OF BARRA 111 RE MONTI. The bankrupt is this ease was Kaifulld Monti, sculptor, of Greet Marlborough-street. This was the certificate meeting. The accounts have already appeared on former occasions of the bankrupt's bring belore the court. At the last examination meeting, Mr. Monti undertook, through his solicitor, Mr Lswraacv, not to ask for his certificate until he had dose all in his power to satisfy the claims of his creditors, by completing the various contracts which he had in band for the Crystal Palace Company, and other parties. He has also undertaken the delivery of a course of lectures l on ancient sculpture, the proceeds of which he has most handsomely plead at the disposal of his assignees. Mr. Lowrance now applied for an adjournment of the meeting, chiefly on the ground that ,tbe contracts entered into by the bankrupt bad net yet been completed. Mr. Morris, for the assignees, concurred in the applica tion, and an adjourns's° , was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-t3TBEIT. 4181001 ASSAIILT. Thomas Arandel,aWeil:/thrTnrisineiate of thieves, was brought up, charged with committing a violent assault on one Joseph Mitchell. Prosecutor, whose face was in a dreadful state, said that he went to collect the routs of a few houses in Drur ,.lace, when, as he was passing by No. 18, he heard shrieks of " murder" and " police." He proceeded to the 1 . 03111 from whines the shrieks came, and there saw prisoner shame fully ill-waleg kis wife. On his (prosecutor's) iaterlsring, the ripsaw tufted round and straek him several violent blows, until at bat, in selfdefenee, prosecutor was booed to strike him is return. P6101116r assorted that prosecutor challenged him to fight , and dabbed him on the forehead with a keit'. 1 1 The lopector stated that a surgeon remained primaries waled, awl said that it could not have been done by a bale, but ndght hams been done by the point of a permil.osas, whist prirecnstor bad in his band at the time of toe occur rence. The Owner eslled a witness whose story differed so musk Ism his alstembet at the station, that the magistrate ormli giw ft no 'milt. Mr. Rem said this was a very serious charge. He should fine tie prisoner 61., or rend hiss for two calendar months to the Hones et Oerreeden. WRRTMINdTER. TEE SOEDAY TIIADINO BILL. Several gentlemen, shortly after the &spout of ehargee, applied to Mr. Arnold to ascertain from . thee they could obtain oompensation for injuries their property by a portion of the large assemblage sons on holiday. The applicants stated that, without their haying t put whatever in the Sunday restrictions complained crowd of persons had during last Sunday afternoon brt the whole of the windows in the fronts of their houses. image was very eouiderable, and they were anzious ascertain whether they could not seek compensation the Hundred of Osnalston. Mr. Arnold inqsired whether they knew the menu of any of the offenders. Applicants replied that they did not, nor could any way identity them. Mr. Arnold said that he could offn no opinion aubject, nor wu the matter within his jurisdiction. WORSHIP-BTRRET. FRAUDS ON PAWNBROKIIIII. A pawnbroker, carrying on business in the road, applied to Kr. D'Eynoourt, under the followus canutanoss:—The applicant said that he was getnatod the twofold object of obtaining the protection of the le the wine time that he cautioned the trade egainst and lageniews system of fraud. A few days since, dressed woman came to his shop, for the ostensible purpose it redeeming • coat, which she bed previously pledged there for 12s. ; but alter the article had been delivered her, she alleged that she bad forgotten to bring t due upon it, and voluntarily offered to leave her watch, as security for her return with the amount. minutia. While she remained in the shop, served her in familiar conversation with another who appeared to have entered with her and left at same time, and soon after their departure the latter returned lone with the elect amount of Merest to, to, and havinidemanded the watch which had be. deposited by her supposed friend, it was at once handed and she went awe, with it. The second woman had left the shop when the first one again presented I and said she had come for her husband's watch, at tl time tendering the interest upon the former article. apprising her that the interest had already been pe" friend who had accompanied her, and to whom bad been delivered, she positively disclaimed all , with the woman, and declared that she would responsible. He had been since formally threatened legal proceedings for its recovery, and feeling satisfied the two women were acting in collusion together purposes of fraud, he was anxious to know the course to adopt, in order to defeat such an artful at imposition. Mr. D'Eyncourt said, that u he understood the bad not furnished the usual ticket on receiving tl no legal pledge had been effected with regard under all the circumstances, he considered that th who had lodged it with him had no other remedy instituting criminal proceedings sgainst her supposed pike, fir obtaining it wider false pretences. SALE OF BEER ACT.-(TEIS The select committee on the Sale of Beer assembled this morning, Mr. H. Berkeley in the r The Hon. G. D. Norton, the Lumbeth police wu examined. He had been a police magistrate years, part of which time had been spent in the • London, and the remainder in Lambeth. Three come before him, in his magisterial capacity, i question of what was a bona-fide traveller., never had much difficulty himself in deciding word traveller because he looked to Jehnson's ary," and there be found that traveller was • with wayfarer. Now he bold a wayfarer to be want a sufficient distance, from hie jhouse to convenient or impossible for him to obtain refreshment, be needed any, at his own residence, and in decided the three cues that came before Beer Act came suddenly upon the working , was passed hastily, and be believed all the ill-t•eling bed recently been manifested in the Park wu the existence of the act. He was, therefore, continuance; be should prefer to see a bill passed pel public houses to close from twelve on Saturday one o'clock the next day; to be opened from • closed till five, and then to reopen without and etriction. He was no advocate for restricting the the people on Sundays; on the contrary, the more opporturity the people had for obtains tion the better was the Sabbath observed. There a groat improvement of late year. in the observance, to show what effect the opening of a park lower classes, he might mention that when park was opened, the poorer weavers, instead their children's clothes and getting drunk, repaired park in their holiday attire to enjoy a walk in By Mr. Cubbett.—The inconvenience of aht houses at ten o'clock was chit fly felt by persons to town after going into the country. It migl cloaca the man who remained at home, but he el the committee that under the common law must be closed during the hours of Divine that law were strictly enforced there would lie or so for the poor man to get in his beer. By Mr. Villiers.—Ho thought the Act of closed public houses from 12 on Saturday to 1 greatly improved the obiervanco of the Sul as reduced drunkenness. According to his exi day was a day on which:pcojle drank less then e. day. He wished to see the existing act modified, it interfered with the recreations of the people their going short distances into the count favourable to Plc opening of the grounds the Crystal Palace without fee, but not itself on Sundays. Judging from what ' and heard, he was ready to admit of drunkenness had decreased on Mondays, increased on other days. He advocated of the grounds of the Crystal Palace upon the s, ple that the parks are opened. He was favourable opening of all places of innocent recreation on of course he did net mean suoh places as Combust. Places of art and science, such as the National " British Museum ought to be opened. By Mr. I'. O'Brien.—lie believed the act en convenience to lodgers who dined out, and awal He should be glad to see the day for the paym , changed from Saturday to some other day. By Mr. Gregson.—He would cl.xe o'clock on Saturdays, but there was not the for closing at that hour on Sundays, as people much disposed to drink on Sattday as &turtle , Workpeople were more disposed to drink after a labour than after a day of rest. He would power of the magistrate in dealing with eases nem, t'y making the fine range from b. to 40s. By Mr. Massey—He would change the CZ au traveller to wayfarer, which was a word stood, and more likely to be coastrued in the the majority cf magistrates. By Mr. Cubbett—He attributed the gre..t which bad taken place of lee years in the obser Sabbath more to the Mita .nco of education crease of druukenneu. The witness then retired. ACCIDENT AT THE WEST END AND CRYST, RAILWAY, STORMILY —This morning a dread occurred to a young men named Joseph Foster. that he was in the act of unhooking an earth the above railway, when be wee knocked dr ham, the wheel of the waggon pacing over , his body, crushing hint in a frightful manner. are entertained of his recovery. ROBBERY OF 6631.—This morning was given at the 04 Jewry Police Station or robbery from the person of a gentleman who was, by the well•dressed swell-mi.b's•men in Cow-croe: ceeded in picking his pozket of a booker's containing 6631. The thief. s are connected ling street Oang, Cow•cross. FlRE.—Thin morning, shortly after very destrective fire broke out at the extenrive of Mr. Ward, Caroline mews, Russell•rguare. the brigade and West of England engines shorty the scene of destruction ; but so firm a hold hai t Jon of every part of the factory, that before ar a supply of water could be obtained, the whole mint was in flames. Mr. Ward is not insured. the houses adjoining are severely damaged. CRICKET.—GENTLEMEN OF KENT AND 01INTLIIIIN OP EMOLAND.—Teis match corneae tardily at Lord's. England (first innings), 134 • Surrey (first innings), 74. A MISTAKEN COMPROMISE: In the Common Pleas on Ssturday, in the course of which a compromise had been sought, the c old lady and very deaf. was asked what she iv when .he replied, " A glass of warm ale."—Sfandoeil. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—At - the °otiose, on Saturdry last, a donation fee out of the residuary estate of the late Charles 1 was received from Dr. Brown, Mr. Kbaig's setts ands legacy to the hospital of 6001., by the late line Coming, was announced. The council date unite the professorship., hitherto distirer, of Cl' nastiest Chemistry, and appointed Dr. A. Williamson, professor of chemistry, as success', Graham, Esq., now Master of the Mint. Si B q., A.M., Fallow of the Collin, professor Queen's Collage, Cork, and E tweed J. Routh, of Sr. Ps ir's Coaege, Cambridge, Senior Wr were rimed to be examiners with the profeei Greek, Mathematic*, and Natural Philleophy, draws asholaiships, to be awarded in October net r tit to night him who- es dose to age of per- t taken any !tined of, a ton broken ousel. The anxious to mien from IP names er old they in 1 upon the ea. Hackney- Ilowing by the law, at net a novel see, a smell- ible purpose illy pledged delivered to the iaterest r husband's rit in a few op, be ob- her woman ft about this latter female rest refined id been just ! I I ended to her, had scarcely toted herself, 1, at the same rticle, and on o paid by her • m the watch all coneezioa odd bold him reatened with satisfied that • - they for the the proper rtful attempt the applicant ig the watch, and to it, and it the woman inedy than by pposed moon- DAY.) Beer Act ro- be chair. se magistrate, rate nearly 25 as east end of tree cases had involving the [cr.; He had deciding the Lion's Diction- synonymous se a man who render it in- refreshment, if a that seine he re him. The ng dames ; it •feeling which Li Mumble to opposed to its 'sued to cora- day night until one to three; ny further re- am pleasures of y, he believed taining recrea- 'here bad been tervance, while It had upon the the V.etoria- id of pagoda; repaired to the in the fresh:air. hutting publie• as who returned might inconve- s should remind r publi an hd u d m s service, if • se only an ;hour of 1848, which 1 o'clock, had abbath, as well apt dente, Sum- en on any Other odihed, because le; it prevented 'try. He was 'ls attached to t the buil Hog he had seen t that cases a, bat they had the ol ening he same I.rind- rourable to the a Sunday', bat, Los. 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