The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-01 00:00:00

e 3 to j. The official briaiaen report is as fol:ows :
Three per Cent. Conic's, for account (Bth July 921,
93, 92t, 93, ex div.; Three per Cents. RedeoW,
931, 1,1; New Three pee Coots., 931, 1,93, 931, 93t,
93,; 'chitty Year. Anne., expiring in April, 1885,
171, 17 13-18 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures,
issued in 1858, 941, 1; the scrip of the New Loan,
931, 941; India Raids, 6a. dia.
Exchequer Bills were dull, at 225. to 251. prem.
The scrip of the New Indian Loin was in demand
for investment, and rose / per cent., closing at 931
to 941, or 1 discount. The Four per Cent. Deben-
tures of 1858 were firm, at 941 to 1.
Is the foreign clock market busicees was princi-
pally confined to Mexican and Turkish Bonds. The
former have advanced to 181 to 1. The old Turkish
Six per Conte. core 1 to 1 per cent., closing firm, at
75 to 76. The new loan was also firm, at 61 to 62.
Other foreign tecurities were steady. Sardinian
stock was quoted 81 to 82.
Ia Mincing-lane to-day, sugar was heavy, and rice
firm. Plantation Ceylon coffee sold at a reduction
of 6d. to le. per cwt.
The Master of the Rolls gave judgment to-day in
the important cue of " The Bank of London y.
TyrrelL" The facts stand thus :—Prior to the for-
mation of the bank, certain persons had entered
into a provisional agreement for the purchase of the
property then known as the Hall of Commerce, in
Threadneedle-street, for a man of 50,0001. On the
formation of the bank, the property was offered to
the directors at a preposterous advance upon this
sum, but, after some bargaining, the bank agreed to
take it at the price of 65,0001., upon the recom-
mendation of Mr. Timothy Tyrrell, then solicitor
to the bank. As it came subsequently to the know-
ledge of the directors that Mr. Tyrrell bad previously
acquired a joint interest in the property in conjunc-
tion wita a Mr. Reed, who was the ostensible seller,
they at once, with a very commendable spirit, filed a
bill against their solicitor, who, as their legal
adviser, had obviously no right to mike any profit
out of the transaction. The Master of the Rolla
orders Mr. T 1 rrell to account to the bank " for all
the money he hid received in connexion with the
Hall of Commerce over and above that which he
could legally charge as their solicitor." This deci-
sion applies of :ourse to Mr. Tyrrell'a share of the
15,00')!. which forms the difference between the sum
paid sod that received by the ostensible vendor of
the property. In addition, Sir John Romilly
annoanres Iris readiness, should the bank so demand,
to order Mr. Tyrrell to assign to the establishment a
certain piece of land at the back of the "Hell" in-
cluded in the original sale, but not in the subsequent
re-sale to the bank.
A fresh impre cement of about per cent. wee
quoted t.i-day in the last butte of Victoria Government
Debentures.

111NES.-THIS DAY.

Two oTtocs.

In the m'.ning market to-day the transactions
have been principally confined to shares in North
Buse, Went Caradon, East Wheal Russell,
West Eston, Wiest Margaret, °rambler and St.
Anbyn, and Providence Mines. The only business
officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in
North Basset sharer, at 6j to 6t.
The shares of the General Mining Association
(Nova Scotia) arc iu demand, and have been dealt
in at 24. United Mexican are fist, and are
marked it
At the neetud meeting of the Oenorel Mit ing Association
(Nova &ode). held yt a rdey, the net prate toe tie year ems
6tated at 41,61)9t. A dividend of Ids, per sham, m.king 30e.
for the your, coo &Hared.

Mr. Cobden, M.P. arrived in Manchester on.
Wednesday afternoon. end remained for the night with his
brorberiin.low, Die. William Sale In the evening he dined
with a ,etoct circle of friends. Mr. Co`..den left Dlascheetet
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded by the Ste o'clock ex-
pleas on the Great Northern line to London. A number of
pees tauten who bail Woo= acquainted with the hour of We
departure sesembled on the platform to tender their teepects.
On the train movitg off, lbws assamided On the platform
gave Mr. Cobden a parting cheer, which be polleely saner-
ledge&
TREAT ..E ROYAL, ADELPIII.—Her Majesty, the
Peiene Consort, the King of rho Belgianr.Count in Flanders.
Visonuntea. Jocelyn, the HUD. Miss Re-r, Lord Carboy%
'
Major Buroell, Lord Colville end the Urn.' Cepti.in Do Bus
honoured this theatre with their prreerce test et DJ
ST. PAUL'S CATIIEDRAL.—Toe Bishop ut LOtriati
has uppoinlel the following g •ctienien to be the speotab
enterung preachers at fit. Panes Cattedeal for the present
month —Sunday, July 3, the Rev. Charles Meckstaim
M.A., meter of St. Scare, Gracerchiarch-atreet; 8-today,
July 10, the Roy. W. H. Milm.n, M.A., rector of St. Au-
'entice and B'. Faiih, Watling-street; Sunday, July 17,
the Rev. delkhael Gibbet, M.A., rec•or of Chriatehorch,
Newgate-street ; Sunday, July 21, the Rev. Weida:al Btu,
itePf, B D.. rector et Upper Chelsea; Sunday, July 31, tho
Itar. J. Hampden Gurney, MA., ieotor of St. Mary's,
Brynestonenuar.i.
RIFLE CORP:4 3IOTEMENT AT lIAMNIERSMITS.—•
A well attended meeting woe bald on Wednesday. at Baas-
euersio*th, W. Bird, E.g.; deputy-het:decent for the
ontoty, in the chair, when, upon a u.otion to that effeot by
Mr. A nswarth, F.1t.0.8., it was revolved to kern a
ride cents for the neighbourhood. A committee woe mei.
mated to carry out the resolution, and several vela:retro mew-
seated themaelvas. It 1. expected that Worrobolt Sontblas
will be obtained for the UN of the oorp, in combination with
those raiiel in the natghleouring townehips and pariihee, and
which are tottobtr to constitute the South .lid Bei ex Itttles,
under the oolant icy of Viscount Ran-Lagh.
PROPERTY LEFT IN CABS.—AL the Westminster
County Court yesterday judgment yes given in a ease, the
first hearing of which wee reported in the Inlay Ann about
a week ago. It wild be remembered that a lady named Nash
found a carpet- beßio a cab and took it home with her. The
bag, which contained bitten reletinx to the Public Drinking
Fountuae, was advertised for, a rewirid 01 'ti. tome offered.
On 'J:re. Naeles sending it to the owter, Mr. Wakefield,
secretary of lb° Drinking Fccuotains Arm elaiion, that pm.
tiemso reared to pay the reward, and this action wan
brought for the money. Judgment ates given for the
amount claimed, with out&
THE IRON TRADE.—BIRNINOBAXI, JUNE 30.
The irooroasters of this district held their private prelimi-
nary meeting et the S•ewpooy. In Staff 4dshire, this slice-
noon. A reaolution was unanimously pawed to adhere to
the pries of Ind Quarter cloy ; that iv, hate 71. la.. per ton;
hoop, 81.10. ; at d eq. and play 91. per ton at tte
works. The trade was reported to be dui..

ANGLING FXTRAGROINARY.—A gentleman named
Berton, whilst angling on Tawdry last between Griot
Marlow end 11.n1.y-on Theme., caught between the hours
of seven am. and nine p.m., roach, prreb, sad jack, to the
weight of eighty pounds, emooget wh'ch vets two perch
weighing three potted. a-pbee sod m jack or pile, weighing
thirteen pounds, the latter beat, t,kea with& " paternoster.
The greater bulk of the doh taken were roods, men y weigh-
ing. from three querers of a voled to one owed and a-balf.
No diteourrgement thht to the disciples dead "fork."
CRICKET.—M. C. C. AND GROUND v. MVOS!
50100t..-I'bis match was commenced yrrarday at lerd's.
Rugby had the first impinge, and peered 14G. At the one-
clarion of the (is'', play the 11. C. C. had roared 147, sad
had four crickets to go down. The nat'ob win be roamed
to-d.y at half-p, at eleven.
ARCTIC FISUERY.—The b:.!gcs Lady Franklin sad
Sophia, belonging to the Aberthea Arc tc Untojsey, sailed
how Aberdeen en Tutteday for the Ar. 6..bery. They
will proceed to the fishing gr..ond at Contrition I Ede,
IfogartL's Saunl, vivre they will prul.ebly wittier, carry.=
on tee &thing t,th as eariy and late as the reasm will
admit. The expedAima Is under the eommud of Ike veteran
Capta.n Penny. Captain Cheyne te'tg is command of the
Sophia. At the Wbiog ground, as may be knee nto some,
advantage is taken, to a curtain extent, of the !about of the
native hygoituatm. and • ONIIMEDC'DiIIIt en y be aid to
hare been made in the f. andatien of a colony. The vresels
tank out with timer four wooden Dowse, suited f 1 the
climate. to be erect. d at the Babson stalks, veers two large
mem hare already bun pot up. The toted' i m acres shoat
fur y men, all anises` hardy fellows.—,laerelesu Journal.
GARRICK AND THE PLAT-WRITER..— !tare was
something gliomy and &matrons in the general aspect of
all things around. Mime Pritchard had the headache—the
Umber who brought home Hagan'. wig tad I owdered it like
• wretch—amongst the gentlemin and lwirs in the green-
room, I saw none bat doubtful faces—and rho vataper (a
wry fliptant not to ray inner; k.cmt gentleman, in my
in Won, and who himself on that niaht lo died as d smel as
• mute at a fatteml) had the fuse:cote to say t t o e, tt For
Heaven's sake, Mr. Warringroo, go and set • ease of
poach at the Belford, and drti t frighten no ell here
by your ghoul oyuntertancer " Sir," gays I, " I have a
tight, for fire shillings, to a:cement moo y. ur hew but
I never gave you any aorhorlty to make remarks o 01 miss."
"Sir," e he fo • pet, " I most Lwally wish I tad never
se V./CV face at sill" "Y..urs. s's." said I, "has often
amused me greatly; and, whoa paioto.l far Al.el Drawn is
ewe cootie—and indeed I have always bone inr. G.
the jambes to think that In low comedy he wee =rivalled.
I mode him above, and walked t tiro the ccifee-houte, endear
lee years serer tyke a word to the teatimes, wheal he
'poi Itieel to me. at a sobieeruis Lome where we chanced
to meet. I soil I had aiterly furg atm the circumstance, to
which be &lintel, and th.t., on the first night of • Play, no
drool: author sod manager were Bored alike. And added,
" After alt, tM r it so shame to tot being made for the
th. a're. Mr. Gr rriek —yea sec.." A compliment with
which be aui,ort,4 to b.r ea wed pkeatd es I intended ho
shoed. —2he riejiniart, No. 21.