The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1858.

Tb. Lard Mayor—lty-the•bye, kre. Dale, I'm glad I hav
not seen you lately. You bars not slept at the Nation Masa
this sometime. (A lamb.)
Complalasat—oh, INT lewd, that's melte a mistake. I sin's
ties person. Thanes a drunken wretch at a wane& that takes
the Iteeny logo by my same. That's the party you mess, my
lord. if over I catch her lamp, I'll charge her before you.
Tite Lgrti Mayor—Do, sod that ehe I shall
taste net thee rum nor gin for twenty-one days at any rote.
I hope flat she will take the hint, he I mans you that eh,
shall pa) the penalty. Be cue yon give her that inform-
lion from me. (Laughter.)

OONALLPLIIXT OP BIRTH!

Barred IT
lee( 2cl, a decently-seired young morose,
who seemed to her position very acutely, was plated at
the bar before Mr. Carrie, charged, at the merinos of Mr.
lospector Langdon, of the N dtvrioo, with 04110041111 the
birth of her female child on or about the 19th of June last, in
the parish of St. Mary, Stoke Newington.
It appeared from the evidence that the priaoner had been
in the employ of Mrs. Margaret Elise Bracher, of 16, NW-
place, Arthur road, Stoke Newington, as a general servant,
for about two months. In consequence of some
soecion
that her mistress entertained, the prisoner et the time being
very stout, she questioned her about the matter, but she
denied that she was in the fantilrway. On Saturday, the
19, Mrs. Bracher, fancying that the primer had bees wa-
fted, spoke to bar, when else denied that there was any truth
for her mistress's seeplokee, end went about her work
in the ordinary near. Oat the Monday follow-
ing the water-closet being suddenly napped up, Mr.
Inspector Langdon, of the N division, warn sent for, sad be
having procured the aid of a bricklayer, ordered the closet
to be opened. After the lapse of a very short time the body
of a female child, fully rows, was found wedged in the
water-closet pipe so tightly, that the pipe had to lejwieloin
before the body oould be removed. The divisionak =gee
having been sant for, he examined the child, and azpressed
it as his opinion that the child had been born alive and that
the prisoner bed beet moaned very recently. When Mr.
Lengdon told the piteous the serious charge scene her,
she said " I was not aware I was so near my
confinement," and added that the &thee had been
a soldier that he had bee invalided and
that he had been following the trade of a butcher
since, but that she had net seen hint for the lee dye or six
months. The prisoner was thee taken to the Romerton
Workhouse when she had remained until Saturday Init.
Mr. Leucite added that from the inquiries he had made be
had every reason to believe that the prisoner's friends
were very respectable, and that they resided in the county of
Kest.

The prisoser ss d, when sekad, that she did not 'dab at
protest to say sorbing In answer to the charge.
Mr. Currie fully commistad the primmer to the sessions for
WORSHIP-STRErt.
DARING STRIBIT 10111131 Y.

Ames fellow,Cotuesili,VpoWerfully7b;llt wu charged
before Mr. Hamadll with stealing a reticule, containing gold
and silver, from the person of Mrs. Jan* Frith, a married
lady, melding et 46, Downhatn-road West, sad also with
seemilthig a police:constahle and a civilian.

The 1.4 ;mild that while walking in Shoreditch, last
maim 664111.1111111 with bar daughter, the prisoner walked
Wat the reticule barging on her arm.
N appeollges being very stoat did not give way, but the
plasm resolutely held on, broke her parasol three
nide off.
Pleas, lad finally tore the bag from the straps, with which
he
Min Emily Frith, the daughter, &pond to the robbery la
a similar manner, adding that when the prisoner got the pro-
perty and ran away her mother wee very ealtatisted and
alarmed. She therefore raised an outcry, and a constable
went in pursuit.
Bush, 41 0, said he beard the alarm and followed the
prioner into a notorious locality, where for the time he
leaped, but feeling assured that he was in one of the cellars,
he proceeded there, looked about in the dark until, with his
staff he felt something soft, and procuring • light found
it was the prisoner crouched up like a monkey, the reticule
was discovered in a tank In the same collar, but minus • hal:-
sovereign.
It farther appeared that when taken into the street the
prisoner assaulted police-Aim Scott, and a civilian.
Mr. Ifammill observed that it wee • moat daring robbery,
and attended with extreme vielelolo, and told the priaonsr,
who pleaded guilty, that he Mould send him for

LATEST
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

B.X.PRESS OFFICE, Thursday, ep.m.

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.

( CHIB DAY.)

(11' ZLSOT/LIC TiLI9IL6PX.)

LIVERPOOL CUP.
Beams: c .. .. ..
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£lOO HANDICAP PLATE.
Lady Kingston
Babylon
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9 ran.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 BOYS.
Ran Avis
Stocklaam
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LATEST BETTING.
THE DERBY.
2,000 to SO apt Vilcing
3,000 to 76 Bobtamoon

THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.—The annual
sittings of tie Wesleyan Conference will be held this yew at
Hull, the preparatory meeting of the stationing committee
being fixed for this day (Thursday), whin about forty mi-
nisters tram a distance will be in attendance. The first
gement mesting of the matinee° will be held on Wednesday
next when it le empanel that about 400 ministers of the
denoinination will be present.
THE DEANSHIP OF FACULTT.—There is to be no
tonna for the °Mae of Dean of the Faculty of Advocates,
Vac dad by Mr. TAW' promotion to the Smttish batch.
Two candidetm were to be put In nomination, Mr. 0. Dramas
Bell and Mr. James Malaria; but on Wednesday Mr, Bell
Intimated hie witbdnind.

Scale! AT s . DsT.)—This morn-
ing, between the hours of three sod tom o'clock, a Ire
broke out in the preadeas of Mn. Cross, boarding-hoses-
kec per, 37, Ludgate-street. The Inmates made en attempt
to descend by the sterol" but upon reaching the asemd
floor lending were met by such powerful bodies of emir
r to prostrate Mrs. Cross, who weighed nearly eighteen
stone. The servant, A. Appleton, wee tumble to bit her ; the
other inmates escaped over the roof of the house. At this
juncture Belford and Briggs arrived with their escapee from
Cheeped' and Bridge-street, and Watford managed to mesh
Mrs. Crow, and with difficulty planed her La the begging
of the are escape; as she was so stout he was formd to get is
himself and push her down ; the moment they tits
ground, the conductors were entbosiamioally applauded.
They agar ascended end brought down the rawer. Tke
ere me not extinguished until the back of the building wee
comiderably damaged.
GREAT FIER AT PORT ELIZABgTII.—The moat
destructive are which has yet been known in the Beaters
Province of the Cape Colony occurred at Port hilmbeth, on
the night of May 143, when the stores occupied respectivety
by Diusell. Ebden, and Co., A. J. Clermont* and Co., A.
Wares and Co.' and M. and G. Kemp, were entirely de-
struyed. The toes is variously estimated at from seventy to
one hundred thousand pounds, including premises and stock.
Clemente, it is mid, le towed la a Cape company, end also
in an inaurance company in England.
THE PORTSMOUTH Moans.—The grand jury at
the lii.toohesbir arra have *red the bill of inektmeat
"genet Edwin Hart, for the wlNnl murder of his brother,
Daniel Hart, in Bt. Thonsesteiereek Pareeratk, to Merck
ler la all probability the jury adopted filo mama Y ems-
"equates of soma remarks mad, by the Judge (Mi. Bans
Channail) In his Marge to time an Mondry, and whki was
to tide —Thiel If they them* the bete wen sold-
Mandy strong to Mem hke waredea they ward Pod a am
bill ; if, however, tiegrasses appeared to be isina
cient they would Omar the bill out, as is ffire
latter case Hart raid M (if any fresh fads turned
up) again aPPrehtuded, old the charge renewed, wirmses
the CAW wee tried sad a war se "Not (lefty" neerded,
he would that be a free era. sad not babes to area bre-
after. We eadrered Ihme was same &Mika smog the
jury as le the of talisevidrate ; bat ea
Terry, saw a art patient of tie lengthy
ranee, seaspyieg arm& they weer to
have bra ewer epee re prepetety of adeptlealr. Irma
Cheasslre aeggserre, sad tiosiehr• threw sir the MIL Me
precast will met likeiy be direrged en the &hi of the
oar. Ea is read Se have bream very metre dery the
per week oe two, and more sad same so es the day of mid
WigVr— tout Season Greer.
il ATTACK ON A WARDER AT CHATHAM.--
Take& ae a party of convicts were at work on the screw
samar, Is Chatham dookyard, under the
of a man asenui re of thous, Derr Thenalea,Al2
re rear with a beery piles eg batten,
lir dews rid brew hie 11l be teems raw
etblee Mae eareak Kea word liar with a mallet. Oa
DesslYe beteg reared It wee domed that his arm sad several
of hie Mlle wen beam Hs wee taken to the Idesasry of
the prima, whale emu pronounced to be to • very paeearbee
state.

We learn from Egypt that the operations on the
railway between Cairo and Suez, have ben resumed, sad
4,000 labourers are now employed on the excavations sad
leveltings of the still unfinished portion of the line. Not-
withstanding this numertcal strength, the completion of the
entire railway is not looked for before the spring of 1859.
Nolte Tian, July 0.

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The railway share market to-day 'is firm, and
a number of the leading stooks, ncluding more
'especially Caledonian, Midland, and Great Northern,
exhibit an adv..t ce. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 901 to t;
Midland, 921 to 4; Greet Western, 491 to
50; Lancashire and Yorkshire. 901 to 91, being
rather flat; London and South Western, 40( to 47,
per share; Great Northern, 261 to ; and "Astern
Counties, 12 3-18 to 6-18, being in good demand.
The settlement of the account has formed the prin-
cipal barium.
But Indian railway stock is steady, at 1041 to t.
Great Western of Canada shares are also well sup-
ported. Pernambuoo shares are rather flatter.
Bahia remain quiet. In other foreign description;
the transactions have been very scanty.
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Two O'CLOCK.

The funds opened this morning with heaviness,
at a fresh reduction of atiat 1 per cent., owing to
the news contained in the Bombay telegram : but
some large and influential investments have
since been effected, and prices are now quoted 1-16
to per cent. higher than they closed yeaterday.
The share markets are steady. English railway
stooks have again improved.
Consols, for the 3th of August, were first marked,
95, improved to 931, "buyers," and are now quoted
195 3-16 to 5-16. For money the present quotation is
195}. The Reduced Three pet Cents. have been dealt in
lat 951 to 951: the New Three per Cents., at
951 to 951; the New Two-and-Half per Cents.,
at 781 to 791; Bank Stock, at 222; India
Stock at 218; Exchequer Bills, March, at
335. to 375. prem. ; ditto, June, at 21s.
to 245. prem ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 100; ; the
India Loan Debentures, at 991 to 1 ; and India
Bends at 16s. to 18s. prem.
The foreign stock market is very inactive. Turkish
Six per Cents. are well supported, at 941 to 951
The scrip a the New Brazilian Loan is firtie'.
r
at 1 tot die. In other foreign stocks there is no
important alteration in price. Sales are recorded as
follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 ; ditto
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), e to 1 dim.;
French Foor-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes,% fr. 371 e.
(exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ;
Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99i ex div. ;
Sardinian Five per Cents. 891; Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents., 271 ex div. ; Turkish
Six per Cents., 941.
At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to
M. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent.
Renter opened at 68fr. 30c. for tie end of
the month, being the same as the last quotation of
yesterday. The telegram states that the Bourse is
" very flat."
Amongst the considerations which tend to increase
the dulness of the English stock market are the ru-
mours of new loans. The Turkish loan, however, with
which we have been threatened for some two years
pest seems to have been adjourned, for the twen-
tieth time, and, assuming that our government really
eontemplate undertaking the task of cleans-
ing the Thames, money will not be wanted
for this purpose for some time to come, and the ex-
penditure will probably be spread over a consider-
able period.
About 44,0001. in gold was yestedray withdrawn
from the Bank for exportation, makirg a total of
258,0001. since the date of the last return. The next
return, extending to last evening, will also be
affected by the withdrawals of coin by the dividend
receivers. The large arrival of Australian gold,
however, will arrest the drain from the Bank, at
least for the present.
In the discount market yesterday, although the rate
for first-class bills did not exceed 21 per cent., there
was a good demand for money, owing in part,
perhaps, to the circumstance that the whole of the
outstanding advances made by the Bank during the
shutting of the transfer books (and including the
bulk of the sums so advanced) fell repayable yester-
day. The applications at that establishment were to a
fair extent.

In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on
Government securities is about 2 per cent.
Much satisfaction was expressed yesterday
afternoon at the announoement that the steamer

Royal Charter has arrived off Queenstown
from Melbourne, after a passage of 94 days,
with 93,732 ounces of gold and 30,400 so-
vereigns, worth in all about 405,3001. If the
sovereigns are of English coinage they will be
sent into the Bank, but the bulk, if not the whole,
of the gold dust will probably be taken for exporta-
tion to the Continent. At Lloyd's, yesterday, seven
guineas per cent. was offered, and ten guineas
asked, on the insurance of this vessel. Her arrival
does not appear to have been known in the Stook
Exchange.
The Shooting Star has now been out 84 days from
Melbourne, with 188,4001. in gold ; the Heather
Bell, 70 days, with 303,1001.; and the Eagle, 47 days,
with 103,8001.

The Alhambra, from the Peninsula, has brought
only 3,3361. in specie.
The steamer Teviot is expected to arrive at South-
ampton to-morrow or Saturday, with the 138,1081.
in Australian gold, brought to Suez by the European.
The accounts from Paris state that the subscrip-
tions to the new railway loan have reached about a
million of bonds, the number offered being 271,000.
Ile Orleans Company, as already stated, has ob-
tained by far the al number of subscriptions,
the Lyons-Mediterranean, Eastern, and Ni astern
Companies follow in the order named.
According to advices from New York, the applica-
tions for the new United States loan of 10,000,000
dole. are expected to be very large, and the prices
high, ranging probably from 105 to 110 per oent.
A tolerably accurate estimate can now be formed
of the financial results of the past half-year to the
principal railway companies. The subjoined shows
the rates of dividend expeced by persons who have
good opportunities of obtaining correct information :
London and North Western from to 4 per cent. per
annum.
Load= and South Western „ 4to 4i per cent. per
annum.
Great Western „ per cent. per annum.
Great Northern
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Midland

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Lancuhire and Yorkshire.. „ 31 to 4 per cent pet
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Caiedoniaa 3i per cont. per annum u a maximum.
Berwick
York and North

Midland — 3 per cent. per annum u a maximum.
Leeds Northern—
The following oommunication has been addressed
by the Secretary of the North Eastern Railway
Company to the Stock Exchange, and has given rise
Ito a good deal of remark, the more especially es the
variations In the traffic returns of this company have
on previous occasion, excited comment. The 'rub-
ject is of importance, as bearing upon the trust-
worthinees of the traffic returns of railways in
general. In these matters the shareholders and the
public assuredly want nn " estimated'," bat facts.
The directors of the North Eastern Company are
understood upon one occasion to have spread over a
series of weeks a considerable sum, which reached
them as a kind of exceptional receipt. This way of
dealing with the traffic returns is open to abuse, and
Gannet possibly be regarded with approbation :
I or third by the directors to inform you that the returns
of trails upon this seaway, published weekly, will in forum
be emeeted with*, amount of the ta.•••al traffic for the
=hamoth of the privies', year, instead of the
l was pabhahed at the line. The weekly re-
tinae fir gets 11/11R rallwsys bean to some extent estimates
MUM Upon ithrodeet dos a (Mune from the tearing-
Menu bow oilh.a 01,4 weea month), variations between
the mem% and the meal amounts, as afterwards
110111110i11111110 11111•Narily exam The board, therefore, have
des Mial Ike Os Ware not to most sweisats which have been
isosi rto iselfre* bat to compere the weekly estimate for
Go 01111111114 year meth what wee the nal amount of the traffic
tie Ms ems with ai the previous year.
The LOAM sad North Western Railway traffic
return romans this week a decrease of 7,8561. ; the
Great Northern, an increase of 1,1231. • the Great
Western, an increase of 2051. ; and the London and
South Western, • decrease of 2,1791.

The arrangements in anticipation of the settlement
in the market for English railway shares indicate
that the supply of stock is generally,limited. The rates
of "continuation" yesterday were cons( quently light.
Great Western stock was decidedly scarce, and com-
manded a " backwardation" of to 3.16 per cent.
The supply of London and North Western stock is
also apparently scanty. North Staffordshire shares,
on the other hand, are plentiful. French shares are
in good 'ripply in this market, although scarce on
the Paris Bourse. The followin shows the rates
current at the commencement of business:

Lasicak and North Wettovi front "even " to i per cent. oak
tinuanon.
Groat Wee'arn „ 1-16 to 3-16 pie cent. bade.
wardatlon.
Midland • „ to per teat. Ilintinua-

Lanes',hire and Yorkrbire 3-0 40 4:16 AIM-I--
Caledonian
Great Northern

I to f dia.
Berwick , to 3-18 ditto
York and North Midland, '„
-16 to g ditto
South Eastern
Para' and Leone- s"to 7 pr cent. per annum.
Northern or Prance
Besteen of Pranos
Southern of Prance 6 to 7 .per cent. per annum.
Subjoined are the latest qaotAtions of ineurance
,canal, and other miscellaneous shame, as gives in the
last Stock Exchange List : • )
Insurance Shares:—Alliance, British end Foreign, 17f,
171; Atlas, 18}• Ciett,ty,ll6,• Eagle, Of ; English and Scottish
Law Lite, 4; Guardian, 601 en div. ; Indemnity flarins,
149; London snit En,vincital Law, -2 ;* Law Pile 3f i
Learion, b 9, 39 ; Liverpail and Lose= Fire wad Ills; 9f ;
Merino, 87 ex div. ; Pelican, 491; Phoenix., 174, 172,176.
Gae end Coke Companies :—European, 14; Oast Con-
teal, 101 ; Imperial, New, 27, 26f ; ditto CouUnimtel„secand
capital, 631 ex dlr. ; Landon Parliamentary, 291, 36f ; ditto,
Blue Prefwe=, 60; Ratcliffe, 161; United Generkl, 18;
Westminster Chattered, 683; ditto, Western A, 9}; ditto,
B, Bf. e
Canal Shares :—Birmingham, 94 ; Rochdale, 84; War-
wick and Napton, 9 ; Worcester end Birmingham, 17f.
Wetorwarks Stocks :—Claelres New Guaranteed, 25;
Grand Junction, New, 36 ex diet ; sm*erark rdjaux-
hall, 96 ex_div.

Dock :—London, 107}. .
Bridles ,—Huniterktd. 61; %Woo, 2j ; ditto, Old An-
nuities 0181.. 30.

With reference to the market for American rail-
way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaitu reports as
follows :
American railroad securities hays. since OUT last, remained
very steady. In Illinois Contraction Bonds coutgerable
transactions have- taken place, at improving rates, Vie price
at the dose Laing 80 to 81. The shares have fluctuated
between 27 and 24 dia. closing heavy at 26e to 21k db. We
note a renewed inquiry! for first-claw bonds, suck as faun-
eylvania Central and New York Central, both of whkii are
scarce, and investors Bnd • difficulty in procuring them
except at full prices. •
The report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined:
The quantity sold wee not quite so large as In Tues-
day, the sales having gone slower; yet prows werwibetter,
and in most instances were equal to the highest point offrues-
day's sale. 1,164 cheats pawed today, of which 866 charts
ware withdrawn, 89 1 beets bought In, and 720 chaste sold.
Total quantity pared, 2,724 chests, of which 1,615 have been
old.

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The funds remain fiat, in the absence of important
investments ; but the fresh reduction establiahed to-
day in Consols did not exceed 1-16 per cent. Very
little holiness was done, as many of the principal
dealers and speculators are making preparations to
leave town, as usual about this season. The advioes
from Paris also refer to the departure of many of
the well-known frequenters of the Bourse.
The heaviness of the funds did not extend to the
other departments of the Stock Exchange, prices
being generally well supported, despite the dulness
of business. Most of the leading English radway
stocks showed a tendency towards improvement in
the afternoon, partly in consequence of rumours;that
some of the traffic returns are more favourable.
Preparations for the settlement in this mfirket
formed one of the principal features of the day's
btsiqese.
Console, which closed yesterday at 954 sed4urs,"
for the 6th of August, opened this morning at t
951, and after being temporarily offered at sk,
closed at 95 1-16 to 3-16, or 954 ' rather buyers.'
For money the last price was 95. The Government
brokers made another small investment. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Gent.
Consols, for money, 931, 95k, 95 ; ditto, for account
(sth August), 931, 934; Three per Cents. Reclined,
951, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 951, 4,4, 4;
Bank Stock, 222 ; India Loan Debentures, cffik
India Bonds, 20s. prem.
The regular re-opening of the transfer-boois of
Consols will take place on Friday.
Exchequer Bills exhibit an improvement of about
ls., the March bills being quoted 335. to 365. min.,
and the June, 211. to 245. prem.
In the foreign stock market the tremulous mere
limited, but prices remain steady. Turkish Si; per
Cents. were well supported, and closed at 95 to 4.
The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were also,. in
some demand, for inveetment. The scrip, of
the new Brazilian loan was firmer, at to 4 dud,

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