The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-15 00:00:00

THE NEW SAVINGS BANKS BILL.

FifFICE OF DIVIDIVID.—BANK OF DEPORT.
NNATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT
AreteCIATIoN, 7, et MareWe-plear. Testalay-num
tr.trekh.
ih,, 'r CUR tltTrt for the II TEARLY INTe:REST, at the este
d s me% pet annum. ea the 'sere! au at noel' of tat hemedegam.
dw tae to June, to MAD% For LP LIVER as lea siva
the of Ail. anal will be payable at the aline at the Aseadefir"
brown the Ware ot I I end o'clock eat,.
!EMU MORILISOS.roraVri Deraelat.
TWO. &war ti of lemama 0u.007 an welimine se
plea of the :tali...sal Aseuranta ood.hooMmittit eolodadriaramilidi
•
arete me of Interco may be obtains& alcahicee iota
nq ,„ the dep.:tors. Proepertuere cad faU laimation miep be dr
Ward a: the oillte, or sill bo root heat bee on apageadas.

RIGIFfON SELTZER WATER, 4. sDwa
Mr, lII' PV.& b RtblJCkD Ids PAWS Oar SOW
p.rAogre (two 6e. to 4. per doe's. Alree Maw wafers ta
ijretwa, ea 1 *Midi ate attaarpaered it ail larepeibed. fla,dosea
wriage fres. Beth sod fetes supplied la ameit treeatitira
tae)regaired. daily. A petempeetwe watt
Let or pare eta be bad as tion.llooPM PaLt-mall
beet ; lad 55, Grenroor-etrmt, Amt.

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bastion Morning reperagigesa,
Aces °won, the DAILY. avehldw briverismem
tag rem of Great Britain, advocating eaMillenle IBMS
mak and all areal and practical nem% iiiheline VOW. midi
ectiteLastiesi.
In the extent and ales of its (lenet& liews,-12 the elignieny of he
fan II.WT~ -ice the ample, truthful. and impartial ehetener of kb,
f0r,411 InttitirelleV, sod is th • varied inerowalle and eoeueercia M-
ammon wont oni'd in the City, Wlwsy. and Monetary Artialrw,—
ale paper 13 tottorpmed.
If enema.. • mom detailed list of Shipping than any other mer—
le eselarively early report of Shipping is the laden flees by every
"gimp mal—and the only daily Xining newt, with um of priers,
onnalanywhere.
Neaten= Itself to Wallin, es being the cal paper bailie the
mime widtheieludea erg keg always treat Its animus
eilleandee eiwelleaeleale.
~am la pat& Weer in dam byes bat Mega et glow
met bi the year INS to the inning lawlea liknisparem
with* It will be wee thet this pow (the pampa by mere thee
linty yam) in lee years beim its three eldest meat
alahltalted. Stamp Wald.
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DAILY NEWS 1240
Tbe continued maintainers el We pasties jawkStnelliii
opinion recently exprtwed by a
Tee' Daily Yen' Is 11111 itwageKt"coinif the Lenin maw
work From the tint It took high groundand a high ShawlenS
pro-cadet eorouttewly diet evagervative litereliste atilt le
Use abbe opinion of Weal ; tea ektedy, with the seeeni
of tee recognised deity par, and with the Magee
evader of adverciavagnas —gest tow Them '—ekeignei kg
daily paper, ite whited ease then ocereigionde with lb
id
asese
YanMeadefWlTDeehesneroflmn=fa skheieatioret
the 011 ea 10. Diveneweak, trieetetvert. Leedom.

VALCABLK WORK' FOR TRU FARM.
VOUATT'S COMPLETE yea. it
J. a Cotareadhus rt .dry sii lb limbos. The Mash
8aa1,., thoroughly resietd, 111111 al Os nod must isprowentaste,
bed I Cats. Teak Soo volume. lift Us. MN&
Y sadT t the NH its MOM assalei, Ibiensonsut, paalw.
Nalbal TnitAnteet. WI ire Mosimilp km hung
bees by Marry. S. prise IL bed.
Roossa is the SHEEP; Its History. Ma k Ind Dierste.
Has. with Sea ispariege .tar Harvey. Ileeseil Haltles. prise
s. howl
CAMPS FAILIUSET and Offal HOMO& Hew Unica*
W Trott, and Mayhew. Me. Flo iseb. based.
: Crabs& sad Co, 4S. Petentester-row.

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a Oraiodoa. Aati.sadptrlal. sad Ord. la.iai; by poa.
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aground, U, hoorogabodur; Cgroallo,l47, rUoidgeget; abut,
a. Canna, gad WI bookar.lnv: •r< IL R. Oaluorgoill. OLD, 116
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Dunr.nr, JvL7 14.
The vacancy created in the representation of Cork I
city by the appointment just conferred on Mr. See-
just Murphy opens the way for another desperate
election struggle on this side of the Channel. As a
matter of course, we shall have the indomitable Col.
Chatterton, undeterred by all his defeats, one. more
in the field; but as the liberal party have fully esta-
bliebed their right to the representation of the
beautiful city," his efforts can only end in a fresh
&tutor. There has been as yet no time for any
cendidates to declare themselves.
The friends of Mr. Somers in Sligo are quite
sanguine about the success of the petition which
has been forwarded sgainstthe return of Mr. Sadleir.
The report gains ground here, and appears to rest
on good author.it7, that we shall very soon be ho-
noured with a visit from our beloved Queen and her
family; and that her Majesty's stay in Ireland will
be considerably longer, and attended with much more
of Mal, than was recently contemplated.
In the meantime, matters are going on satisfacto-
rily with the Great Industrial Exhibition. The
number of visitors again approached very nearly to
ten thousand yesterday, and the day's receipts ex-
ceeded by more than a hundred pounds the amount
received on any Wednesday on which the charge
bad been kept up to half-a-crown. It is contemplated
to reduce the charge for admission on Saturdays also
to one shilling, and thus not to retain any half-crown
days. The Lord Lieutenant pays almost daily visits
to the Exhibition, and the musical performance.
which now take place there each day are found to
tell with excellent effect. Yesterday, a somewhat
original experiment was made—namely, that of
placing the celebrated Irish piper, Oliannigan, in
the Irish Antiquities Court, where he performed seve-
ral of the ancient melodies of the country in capital
style. The effect was very good, and elicttedgeneral
approbation.
Extensive preparations have been made for the
great„Dargan testimonial meeting, which takes place
at the Rotunda to-day.
The jury. in the Batcson murder case at the Mo-
naghan assizes, were locked up during last ni,ght,
and the verdict will not be known in Dublin until
this evening.

TUUDAT.—A man of the name of John
Olsson, • bailiff, woe tired at, at a place called KuWaste-
bared, near Mullinahnne, in this county. On last Sunday
ereei• it appears that Oleeson was about retiring to bad
late, when some personages' to the window of he. bons
and stated that they bad • letter for him. On Oleeson'a
going to the window three shots were bred at him from the
o•taids, but fortunately none of the shots took effect. The
polioe have been on the alert since the outrage, but no per-
ms bass 'net been arrested on this charge.—Erenirtg
AWL

DIE NEW PATENT OCEAN FLoe're.—The Duke
of Cambridge, as Ranger of the Parks, Itu been pleased to
=permission to the inventor of the new Patent Ocean
for saving lives and treasure from shipwreck, to
make • series of experiments with them upon the
Serpentine water, Hyde-park, for the purpose of giving
the pablie an opportunity of testing the various
merits of the invention, and there are now six model
&WEI at the Receiving-house, Hyde-park, in the are of
Mr. Willeas, the superintendent. Their dimensions are
3 het leag, about 1 foot high, and 1 foot wide at the top.
They remises a number of air and water-tight comport-
mist., mist.,ma, whisk ennonnd the hold. One *libels is ea
trastaisieg alms upwards of 4 cwt., and would convey six
4113313 Pram at a time to a lee shore. They ere so ap-
pedaled that a number of them an be lathed together, sad
thus lam a description of raft. A few weeks age WNW ex-
periments were tried of Brighton, in very boisterous
weather, which the Weal mien se the time spoke of se being
atom" esiecessfol."
NEW &hew arw•114111P Cowasci.—On Satur-
day last • new screw steamohip was launched frees the
yard of Mr. Robert Napier. fibs is named the Colombo,
aad is for the Peninsular sad Oriental Steam Nevi-
Psa• n Compaay. Ha Waage is 1160, sad she
I to be propelled by dared maim el 440 horse-
poem. iirr meek cm Madman line is 271 het;
37 hei., and depth 28t feet. the is
enpested to be ready Ike sea is the warm of five sr ell
weeks. The admirers ef the beautiful in maim arehlesm
tits will had in this splendid email seasthing le alma
their attatioa. Her His are lee, sad her whale AMIN&
some would iodinate that she will peeve a rapid sailer. Her
his the great can that hue hese hearessd on ;her mould
bees made to interfere with her strewth, for we have
Pride= seen the tire important elongate of stability aid
tnce sn alrairably blended as in the Colombo. She is
nosb necked from stem to sten, aid the woodwork of the
ens:pinions and skylights is ecapesed entirely of testi,
Surly polished sad emu ,ished this deeerlppttiion of wood being
esissad as Oat ism Walled by the et weather
nit DritiehDailv

Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen o cially con-
nected with savings banks both in town and country, was
held at the Vestry Room of St. Clement Danes, to petition
parliament azainst the objectionable Manses of this bill.
About 40 gentlemen were present, sad Mr. C. E. Lewis.
owe of the managers of St. Clement's bank,was unanimously
called upon to preside.

This following resolutions are the result of a consultation
which lasted upwards of 'hive hours:
"1. That this molting is of opinion that it is highly dos
sirable to obtain government security for depositors in
savings banks.
"2. That if a personal responsibility is east upon the
trustees and manuers, as proposed by the amended bill, it
will be injurious, if not fatal, to the existence of savings
banks throughout the kingdom.

3. That it is highly desirable to preserve the present
constitution of savings basks, and for that purpose that the
trustees and managers should have greater powers conceded
to them than are consistent with the 47th and 59th sections
of the bill.

"4. That the proposed allowance for expenses will be in-
sufficient in the case of banks with a capital not exceeding
1100,0001. .

"5. That this meeting approve most fully the appoint-
ment of government auditors, with the fullest powers of in-
spection and supervision.
"6. That tire 76th section, nquiring two trustees and
two simaagen to essery, lathe ',vet of a beesuirer bang
appointed, that the list to be prepared of the open accounts
is correct, sad making them personally responsible for the
truth of the statements therein contained, is so objection-
able that it cannot be carried out in practice.

"7. That this meeting considers it moat important that
the interest due to the depositors should be calculated
annually instead of half-yearly, as appears to be inferred
from clause 47; otherwise the labour to the officers would
be greatly and unnecessarily increased, while an injury
would be indicted upon the smaller depositors.
" 8. That it would be desirable in any enactment relating
to savinp banks that the whole ►aw should be consolidated
in one bill.

"9. That the reduction of the rate of interest to 21.105.
per cent is objectionable, as being very injurious to the in-
, tenets of the depositors. . .

" 10. That the provi6ims esatalited in the concluding
put of dense 32 restricting persons coaneeted with a.
savings beak front receiving sweep front depositor• to be
placed in the beak, should be etwilised to the paid officers of
the beak."

The Chairman was empowered to wimp those resole-1
tics. to ths Chancellor of the Bachman, mad a vote of
thanks having been given to the Bout of 134. Clement
Danes, the meeting broke op.

THE CAMP AT caOBEIAM.

The change of troops took place yesterday ender
circumstances little calculated to inspire the in-coming di-
vision with any especial admiration of camp life. The rain
which had fallen in torrents daring the previous night con-
tinued without intermission throoghost the 'earning, end
at length reduced the whole Auld to Each a marshy condi.
tion, that the lieutenant-general considerately counter-
manded the order which had been lamed to strike tents, end
the whole were left staading by the retiring regiments for the
accommodation of those who were to succeed to their

occupation.
Oa Wednesday night the officers of the cavalry brigade
gave a grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge, in their mess Mat, which was gaily decorated
with cuirass'', lances, shabraques, "ahem, &a. About
ninety sat down to an excellent entertainment, furnished
by the brigade butler, Mr. Cole.
The Dub of Cambridge slept es the rowed, and was

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busily engaged is early as seven o'clock yesterday morning
is superintending the movement of the various regiments.
The Ist Life Guards, the Carablasers, the 17th Lancers,
and the lath Light Dragoons vacated their quarters at an
early hour, and gave place to the la-easing cavalry regi-
ments, all of which were housed before two o'clock.
The outgoing infantry vigilante wen on their way to
the TlifiellS railway stations before 10 o'clock, and the sr
rivals motioned throughout the day without intermission.
It would be scarcely possible to conceive a more wretched
spectacle than some of the corps presentsd after having
bees exposed to a pitiless rain for several hours. Bat for
the humus concession of the lieutenant-general in allowing

the tests to remain standing, the most lamentable com-
plexes mast have followed. The whole field and its ap-
proaches presented the appearance of a perfect swamp, and
all the roads in the lower portion of the encampment were
completely flooded.

THE NEW CAB LAW.

Mr. Edward Dew and Mr. Charles Sales, gentle- et
men belouging to the committee clerks' once of the House lOL
of Comma, were drives to the Westminster poliee-tourt, el
at their own request, to have • dispute settled under the IJ
sew Cab AM. !,1
__ _ _

The gentlemen, who reside at 12, Dover-street,
dilly, sent for a cab to take them to the House of COlllOlOOll
yesterday morning, and after keeping it five minutes at the
door were driven to their destination, when the cabman
demanded sixpence over and above his distance fare, for 6
waiting, as he alleged, a quarter of an hour at their abode.
They resisted the demand in consequence of its injustice, Bt
sad ordered the man to drive them to this court, where
Mr. Dew deposed that the cab did not wait more than five to
minutes, and Mr. Bales that be took his watch out of his
pocket when the cab drove up to the door, and it then
wanted twenty minutes to twelve, and when they were
being driven past the Regent-circus he again looked and it
wasted ten minutes to twelve.
Frederick Bramble, the driver, said that es he pissed the
White Horse Cellar to take up it wanted two minutes to
half-past eleven by the clock there, and when he returned
with hie fare it wan a quarter to twelve, which made him
a quarter of an hour at the door.
Mr. Broderip observed that it was quite clear by the
evidence that he did not remain any thing like a quarter of
an hour, and he, therefore, decided that he was not en-
titled to the 6d. extra he claimed.
The cabman wanted to know whether he was not to be
paid for coming with his cab to the court.
Mr. Broderip said be was not as be had brought the
matter on himself by making a demand which it had been
proved by the testimony of the two gentlemen he was not
entitled to.

SHOCKING DISCOVERY IN THE ADELPHI ARCHES.
—Yesterday, considerable excitement prevailed in the vi-
cinity of the Adelphi and Huagerford Market, in conse-
quence of a man being found in as. of the dark arches
with his throat cut from ear to ear. From inquiries that
were instituted it has been ascertained that the name of the
wounded naaa is James Pigott, a coach turner, who resided
at 45, Clarendon-street, Pionsties-town and was is the em-
ploy of Messrs. Pierce aad Count:, coach-builders, of Lone-
acre. He was at work as usual in the early part of the
morning, when he appeared in his usual health and spirits,
and left at breakfast time. At half-past ten o'clock Mr.
John Peck, residing in Chapel-roe, Chelsea, having had
bnelmen at the wharf, in passing one of the angles, saw an
apparently respeatable man lying on the ground, and hear-
••siostiferglini munie west towards Dim, when he dig-
tremmilms pea In his throat, from which blood
wz=tAmistrita was immediately obtained, and the
ma ssavaaed to Charing-croes Hospital, where
be wee parsed seder the Gen of the resident surgeon, but
lint hewn ere onlerteiesil of hie recovery. It is stated
that a mar bee boas lanni underneath the arches, but at
too great a digitise hem Me body to load to the supposition
that it was the news med, end the estensive nature of the
ilkinfi. MOWS the itiondlity of the Mater giving any
explamalft atht eireMMlMlne.
AsIGAII—Cen it lee shown that thia word was in
general tae, as meaning a "lady's maid," before the time
of Qum Inns ? It ; was re and ; but I have
always thought it likely Ilat it bemuse mach 'more erten-
I
slvel employed after ilin. lady Mashes, became
the of
othuit4Ei ithe wee, I believe, a poor
swain of Swat 3 Dubai si Madams" and
MI6 wee Ur in lle Momble lam 'AO of
=W. After she ad nippier/1M the han,vhty
it is not unlikely that the whip weal/ take' a
salideer pleasure in keeping alive the recollection of tie •
early fortunes of the tory favourite, and that they would
be unwilling to lose the opportunity of speaking of a lady's
mull as anything elm but an:" Abigail." Swift,however, in
his me of the word, could have no such design, as he was
as the beard taw with the llsebsar, of whPte patty he
1 wee the Very life sad cent.—Fiat Niemand Charier.

SHARE LISTS.
itfiXlyo:

The railway market today 17;;retained its
strongly-marked tendency to fluctuate with Console.
Prices receded sensibly during. the earlier part of
the day, and showed a decided improvement in the
afternoon, finally closing, in the majority of in-
stances, rather better than the last rates of yester-
day. Stock is far from plentiful in this department,
with some few exceptions. 31Idland is the best
supplied of the heavier shares; but Great Western
and Lancashire and Yorkshire remain scarce. The
contango on Dovers has passed off. On Caledonians
it has declined to 2 to 3 per cent., whilst Great
Northern are " even."

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THIIWIDLY Byname.
Business in the market for British mining stocks
has again been very dull to day, and the only sales
reported are—Wheal Trelawney, at 61 ' • West Pro-
vidsnce, 45 ; Greet Alfred, 30; Alfred Consols, 20 ;
Zest Biler, 7 ; Kenmare, prem.
pried mining shares experienced a further de-
this morning, and although a slight rally
salnegusatly took place in sympathy with the gene-
rally improved appearance of the Stock Exchange,
we have still to report that the general ten-
dency of prices in this department of the
mead is drooping. Great Nuggets were npe-
nially weak. At four o'clock, Colonial Gold were
quoted a to I prem, •, Great Nugget, 1 to t prem. ;
Port Phillip, 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; British Australian,
7-16 to 6-18 die. ; Anglo-Californian, a to 3 prem. ;
Ague Fria, la to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1
prem.
In other foreign mines there was an absence of
feature. West Indian descriptions were flat in the
morning, but closed rather stronger, Metcalfe at 5 to
prem., and Port Royal 11 to 1 prem.
The closing prices of new undertakings are as
follows : London and Liverpool Australian Gold
Mining and Streaming, par to a prem.; Austra-
lian Mutual, 1 to a per share; Austral an Consols,
ato die.; Monarch Gold, Ito 1 die.; Mizen
Head, 1 du. to par; Chartered Australian Land
and Mining, a to 1 per share; Leiria Hill mileage,
flira ot per others ; Garnett and Moseley, 21 to 21 pm.;
Superior Copper, dia. to
iliutn*Ban.; Cologne
Lead, Ito die ; Carberry West, to a dia.; Con-
nemara, par to prem. ; Glen • Ito a die.;
Sulphate of Barytes, to per share; Lackamor
Copper, par tot prem.; Golden Mountain, 1 to 1 per
share; Britannia Gold, ato 1 per share; Poltimore,
to die. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduc-
tion, a to 1 pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 24 ;
New Linares, dia. to par ; New South Wake, a
to I die. ; Australasian Coal, ato 1 die. ; Sue River (of
Jamaica), 1 to f prem. • Metcalfe of Jamaica), 5
to 61 prem.; Port Royal Jamaica If to 11 pm. ;
L'Aigle d'Or, fto 1 dia.; London and Virginia.Oold
and Copper, par to prem.; Brucutu Gold, 1-16 die. to
1-16 prem. • New South Wales Gold,l to t per share ;
Mount Carbon Coal,l to 4 die.; Parkwyn and Oar-
walmick Tin, par. to 1 pm. ; Albion Gold, 1 to 1 die. ;
Beaman, ato prem. ; Port Hunter and Moreton
Bay Coal, par to 1 prem.; Liguanea of Jamaica,
to t prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, 1 to a
prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 tont die.; Aubin
Coal and Iron, per to a prem. ; Great Cambrian Min-
ing and Quarrying, a to 1 prem.; Melbourne Gold, a
to 1 per share ; Gladbach Zinc, 1 to t prem.; East
Indian Iron, 6s. to 7s. per share. ; Obernhof, to
prem. • Great HOWL United Tin, 1 die. to I pm. ;
Great Cknnis, 4to prem.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz.
The gold mining shares remain dull. Aria Fria
are quoted 1 13-16 to 1 6-16 prem.; Great Nugget,
11-16 to 3.16 prem. ; and Colonial Gold, to 1 prem.
Nouveau Monde are latter, at Ito prem.
Australian Agricultural shares are now quoted u
251. shares, with 171. 10s. paid. The price is now 34
to 35 (equal to 68 to 70, u before quoted). Peel
River are better, at 11 to 11 prem.; North British
Australasian are called 3-16:to 6-16 prom .and Scot-
tish Australian Investment, 11 to 2 prem.