The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1859.

or kinder man, but, when drunk, she could not say math
about him. On the day before he bad been drinking, end
was much the worm for liquor when he rushed into the
water, and statism years ago he commived • similar act
while In the memo state, and alter being "on the drunk" far
some days.
In reply to the charge, the prisoner said he was not at all
obliged to the teen who saved him, as he had made up his
mind that, Bomar or later, the canal should be Ms end. lie
farther wad that be could not think of ring back to work.
He was moods& kr • week to give him time to redact on
his reek saissept.

SOUTHWARK.
RC FT lIANLT ATTACK ON A UGC:TSUI TICTUALTII.
J.lea ary Barrie sad Henry Mynas, two young fellows well
known to the police sa connected with • desperate gang of
thieves infesting the Borough, were brought before Mr.
Combs on a warrant, by Clark, 1081 H, charged with corn-
mann the following outrage at the Bleck Horse public-
homes, Kent vilest.
Ye. George Johnson, the landlord, said that about 12
o'clock on the sight of Tue.day, the ith instant, the pri-
soner Hann tams Into his house and sat down In frost of
the her. Having been peevionaly warned by the yolk-ere. to
his character, he refused to serve him, and requested him
civilly to have the house. He refusal, and became
so sheens sad violent that he was compelled to go rotted
the mentor and again ark him to leave. He became
more violent, and struck witness. He at last got him out, tut
shoot • quarter of an hour afterwerds Harris returned while
niters wee steading at the door, with Hynes and another
man. They both took op severel iron clinking and threw at et
his head. One of item grazed kis head, and had he not forte-
solely jumped aside it =kilt have killed him. It, how Li
-
nor, etrace the shatter with such fares as to split it
down. A piece of the ciliate broke of at the time
and etruck one of his antra, early breaking it.
As soon so the police approached for his protection •
they both decamped, and he applied at this court for a t
warrant. He had frequently refused to eerie the primmer, *.
sad ordered them oat of the home, they having been pointed 0;.:
out by the polka as notorious thievee.
Clark proved them to be very bad characters, and eme-
dined with • gang who were • terror to the respectal&
ishabitaate of this district.
Ot.
Mr. Combs fired whet them 40e. for the admit, or ems
month, sad 8.. rachtlamages„ or 14days extra.
WANDSWORTH.
ARSAC LT crow • COMMA 818.
beset IfSlliaes., who &earthed himself as • mat nicker,
with no flied residence, was charged before Mr. Daymen
with violently assaultingpolice-constable Smith, of the V
division, while in the execution of his die y. V.
The complainant, who carried hn right arm in a sling,
stated that on the previous evening he was on duty near the
Boldfaced Stag pnblk-house, in the Kingston-road, where
there were • great number of persons and vehicles kens E
Hampton Race*, when his sit mitten was drawn to es
the primmer, who was drank, fighting with another man LAM
in the road. He interfered and parted them twice, gad E
desired them to go away. They went into the public-house, IS
sad came out again shortly afterward., end said they WW
staked • sovereign and intended to fight it out. They pi
mewed the disturbance by commencing to fight,
sad wittier again interfered. Thin time the prisoner
rushed at him like • lion and knocked him down.
He get up maim and took him into custody. The
primmer them became very violent, put his hands inside his II
roller mid nearly choked him. The prisoner them threw him
violently upon the ground, and then kicked him savagely JA
upon his side. Duren the struggle a number of persons 2,-
islied out to witness to draw his staff and knock him down, 7,
but he refrained from doing so. A gentleman at last drove et.
off la his carriage for assistance, widths Klemm. was setored.
His arm sad side were very painful from the kicks he had
received from the prisoner.
A medical cartificite from Mr. Brown, the divisional P
pure-eon of Wandeworth, was handed to the bench, and it ;
stated that the officer we. suffering from • severe contusion y
on the inside of the right arm, which would prevent him tr
from doing any dot fur some time.
The prisoner did not deny smutting the ceastable, and e"
tai I he was drunk. He air said he did not stake any le
sovereign me hs bad only is.
Mr. Daman said the prisoner had committed a very gross 6,,
and savage assault upon the oftleer, and he should commit es
him to Use Rouse el Correction for one month with hard g
hboor.

fitr.iiiehole, the clerk, Informed his worship that the law
did sot allow of herd labour for somata on the police.
There was no Luba that it ought to be the law for hard
labour to ho enforced.
.

Mr. Darman said lts bsd forgotten. All the power he had
was to commit without a fine.
The prisoner was locked up.

711128.-(THIS 19.17.)

This morning (Friday), at an early hour, a very 1111.
alarming sad destructive fire brake out in the premises hr M.
longisg to Mrs. Carotin, 1, Victoria-moue, Pimlico. The Ot.
discovery ma made by itpolice conotable of the B division,
perceiving smoke Oman from the wend 1340 T. He at
ones gave an alarm, and having &ravel the iematee, they IL
managed to effect • safe retreat. The flames in the space of M.
a few minute' rose so high as to bring out in bold relief the aa
beautiful gilt work of the clock tower of the 11.ouaes of Pm
liareent, sod the same being seen from the Surrey side of St.
the water led many to believe that the palace was on fire. k
The 'mime of the London brigade frau the Hereefirry- et.
road, King-street, Golden-square, Chtniori-street, and the es.
more distant stations attested, sad • good supply of water to
being obtained the firemen went to week In Bret rate style, Si
but they wen umble to extinguish the flames until they dt
had penetrated the roof and destroyed the upper doom of k
the building and its mutants. The origin of the misfoetune es.
is unknown. The loss will fall upon the Sun Fire Ofilea.
Another fire happened in the extensive preiniees belonging
to Mr. George Scott, soap maker, canying on Mistook at 199, I.
Upper Whitecrose-street, Cripplepte. The fire mom Mil
from some unknown a muse in one of the shop*, and although
the fro brigade quickly attended the Banes could not be Si.
subdued until a minims amount of mischief was done to the Bt.,
shop, the content*, and the middle werebou.e. The Ices it it
is understood wit fell open the Phoexix Otto. 114.
A third fire took place in the premise. of Mr. B. Granger, re
meet and block maker, situate at 89, Broad-argot, Rate td
It wee caused by an imperfection in tLe gas fitting., which
might have been avoided hat the Patent Atha Chandeliers
toss mud, or seen the Ails. water-cup signal whistle, bat the ,'""
incarat the gee e.caped unperceived it came in omelet with Si.
the bee dam', end the coneequeaco was that the building was e•
exteneively injored, and the inmates narrowly escaped with ti,L
their lives.

The fourth ere broke out in the Queen's lintel, the pro-
perty of Mr. B. Sheen:eta,leregate-etreet. It we" caused
from the kitchen tire, which isnired the °ogee- rem, e
com-
pertment 70 feet by 41. The engines of the London Brigade
were soon in attendance ; the damage dons war very con-
siderable, but not to such an extent as to prevent the Umtata
being carried on es usual.
Another ere happened in the premises of Mr. G. Smith,
Anchor-end-Mope-alley, and three or four °Byre ; but the
damage at the het named was not of a talons character.
Shortly before 8 o'clock • tiro of an alarming character
broke out on the premises of Mr. White. • manu-
facturer of tucif3 matches, ia Nelson-court,
The building wee filled with a large quantity of combus-
tible, and there were nearly thirty boys and lads on the
premises. The lames broke mat in the drying-room
on the first door, and Mr. White wee one of the foremost
to give the alma, when all the persons employed rushed
from the beading, which soon became enveloped in • dome
mem of dune and 'make, canning the inmates of the
opposite Imam in the c tart to make • precipita.a retreat.
A number of brigade engine were won at the scene of the
Bra, which was subdued Is two hours, but not until the
whole et the building was destroyed. The fire is attributed
to the embeeting of the drying stove.

SHARE L 1528.-71118 DA).

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The railway share market today is again
extremely inactive, and rather heavy in cha-
racter. The principal feature is a fall in LWledonian
stock. York and North Midland has declined 1 per
cent., and most of the other leading descriptions 1.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
891 to 90 ; Midland, 981 to 99 ; Greet Western,
644 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 891 to 901;
South Eastern, 20 to per share ; Caledonian,
78 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 651 to 56; Berwick, 87}
to 881; York and North Midland, 711 to 1 ; and
North British, 634 to 644.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de-
clined ; the original line is quoted 11 to 14 die.,
and the New, 14 to 11 die. Northern of France
railway shares are dull, at 364 to 361. In Indian
and colonial railway shares, very few transactions
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MONEY MARKET-THIS DAT'.

Two o'CLooX.
The funds opened this morning with decided
heaviness, and a fall of per cent. was at
one period quoted. A partial recovery ensued,
and prices are now quoted Ito per cent worse than

at 4 o'clock yesterday. The reported movement by
Pramaia is the principal cause of the prevailing

depression.
In the other departments of the Stock Exchange,
heaviness prevails, and prices generally are rather

The usual telegram from the Paris Bourse has not
yet reached us.
Console are officially marked 92, 911, and
921, ex div., for the Bth of July, and
are now quoted 92 1-16 to 3-16, or 921. The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt
in at 921 to 1; the New Three per Cents , at
92: to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures
of last year, at 94/ to 1; the Scrip of the New
Indian Loan, at 93/ to I ; and Exchequer Bills, at
265. prem.
The old Turkish Six per Cents have fallen 2 per
cent., being quoted 701 to 711. The New Loan is
quoted 681 to 691, showing a reduction of only 1 per
cent. Mexican, Spanish, and some other descriptions
are more offered, this department being generally
flat, with little business. Sales are recorded as
follows:—Danish Three per Cents., 1826, 6011 Dutch
Four per Cent. Certificates, 97,961; Mexican Three
per Cents., for account, 18, 171 ; Spanish Three per
Cents., 42 ; ditto, for account, 42, 411 ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1854,72 ; ditto, for account, 70, 72, 71,
711, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account,
591, 591.
The Shaleniar, Chili, and Annie Wilson hare ar-
rived from Melbourne, with 180,000/. in gold. The
steamer New York, from New York, has brought
65,6001. for England.
Alter the close of the Stock Exchange, yester-
day, much attention was excited by the announce-
ment in the Express that Prussia has demanded per-
minion to march troops through Hanover to the
Rhine, and a fresh fall of / to 1 per cent. was nomi-
nally quoted in Consols.
The step just taken by Prussia caused yesterday •
fall of only I per cent. in the price of the new Prus-
sian Loan at Berlin, the quotation transmited by
telegraph being 911. As the issue price was 95,
however, the New Loan is already at 31 per cent•
discount.

According to the advice' from Pull, the ever
sensitive Bourse hu imbibed a suspicion that the
general retreat of the Austrian army is partly in
pursuance of en understanding with Prussia.
Yesterday's telegram from Amsterdam announces
a fall of per cent. in Austrian stock. At Vienna
yesterday war observed u a holiday. On Wed-
day a fresh fall of per cent. took place in the
Metallic.

In the discount market the demand continues
active, and, u the deposits with some of the
monied establishments are now more fully em-
ployed, 2; per cent. is generally asked for bills of a
high class. In exceptional instances transactions
take place at 21.
Greek Bonds were also officially marked 41.

There were no gold operations of importance at
the Bank yesterday. Of the 227,0001. in Australian
gold by the Monarch and Essex, about 120,000/. was
taken yesterday for exportation, as well as 21,0001.
in Turkish gold coin,which has just come to hand.
The steamer Emperor has also arrived at Hull
from St. Petersburg with 66,5001. in gold, which
will be sent into the Bank, and the Tagus, from the
Peninsula, with 14,7901.
The principal portion of the gold last received
from Russia is destined to meet dividtnds and other
periodically recurring obligations of the Russian
government in this market. In point of punctuality
in meeting every foreign claim, Russia occupies of
course a front rank in Europe. Further arrivals of
gold from St. Petersburg are expected.
The stoppage is announced of Mestere. Robert
Brandt and Co., Russia merchant., of Old Jewry-
chambers. Their transactions are believed to have
been of only moderate amount.
Messrs. Herman Sillem, San, and Co., a highly
respectable firm in the german trade, who stopped
payment in December, 1857, with liabilities to the
amount of 93,0471., have notified payment of the
balance required to complete 20e. in the pound, with
interest at 6 per cent.
In theßankruptcy Court yesterday proofs to a large
amount were placed on the file against the estate
of John Lockhart Morten, who is now in custody on
a charge of forgery. Tee liabilities are said to ex-
ceed 30,0001., but the gents represent a considerable
amount.
The feed between the agents de change, or licensed
stock brokers, of I'arie, and the numerous and in-
fluential, but unlicensed, body of persons who,
known as coulaseers, carry on business in the pre.
cints of the Bourse, has once more broken out with
fury. On Wednesday business on the Bourse was a
good deal impeded in consequence of twenty-six of the
leading coulissiers being summoned before the Cor-
rectional Tribunal of the Seine, at the instance of
the syndicate of the agents de (hinge. As a set-off
40 of the latter, at the demand of the coalissiers,
were called away from their avocations to attend
the court. The interest attaching to the prosecu-
tion may be gathered from the fact that amongst
the counsel for the agents de change was M. Du-
faure, whilst the defendants retained the valuable
, services of MM. Berryer and Jules Fevre. The com-
, plaint was that in contravention of the law, and of the
special privileges accorded to the agents de change,
their functions are daily usurped to a considerable
' extent by their rivals, who, it is contended, in a
legal point of view, have no locus standi whatever.
The interrogation of the defendants and witnesses
reads curiously enough. The case is not yet termi-
nated.
The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet,
at a reduction of about id. per lb. from last Friday's
rates.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 3,0041; the Midland an
increase of 4,1921.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire an inert, ,se of 6,07111. ; the Lancashire
and Yorkshire an increase of 11,6061.; the East Lan-
esshire an increase of 3.2331. ; and the North Eastern
and Newcastle and Carlisle en increase of 3,3331.
The magnitude of the increase is partly due to the
circumstance that this year's returns include the
traffic of Whit-week. The Lancashire and York-
shire Railway Company have issued a comparative
statement of the receipts for Whit-week, 1858 and
1869, showing an increase of 6,9071.
' At a meeting of the Royal Exchange Assurance
Corporation held on Wednesday a dividend of 14 per
cent. for the half-year was declared, free of income
tax, making a total payment of 18 per cent. for the

year.
The seventh annual meeting of the Peel River
Land and Mineral Company is called for the Bth
July, and will be made extraordinary, to consider the
propriety of converting the shares into ►tock.
The position of the market for American securities
is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:
The market fur Amer ic.n pecurit;es continues steady, end
prkm stattosery. There has been dun. g the pact week a
Lair amount of Waitress doing, but the trsae.r•ione have not
bean to an extent or of a character that entitles th►m to par-
ticular notice.
The Biobio has arrived from China with 707,0001ba
of tea.
With reference to the silk ash e, Messrs. Durant
and Co. report as follows, under date last evening :
The patio sales commenced yesterday. and are c nclodedr
The quantity offered was 9,600 bates C11:1M and 2.000 btlee
Bevel silk. The attendance of bayora was only moderate:
ae noted, there were n r biddier sac pt for some damaged
bales and acme few parcels, which were acnootwe I ma to
be said." Good current bushier continues to be clang by
private contract.

TIIVIUIDLY EVENINO.

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fallen at the close of the Stock Exchange to 921 to 3.
Subsequently, stock was offered at 921, and at a still
later, but of course non-official hour, at 921. The
official business report is as follows : —Three per
Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 931 with div.; ditto,
for account (Bth Jul)), 923, 1,1, 1, ex div. ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 93, 934; New Three per Cents.,
931,93, 921; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in
April, 1886, 171; Bank Stock, 2201, 219, 221 ; In-
dian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, Oil,
941, 941 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 931; India
Bonds, as. dis.

Exchequer Bills remain quoted 231. to 26e. prem.;
the scrip of the new Indian Loan, 94 to I and the
Four per Cent. Debentures leaned lut year, 941 to f.
The foreign stock market was inanimate, and
prima in some instances were rather lower in the
afternoon. Turkish stocks declined per cent., the
Old Loan closing at 74 to 74, and the New at 69
to 60. Mexican Bonds were quoted 18 to 3.
Bank shares to-day were steady at former prices.
Oriental Bank were again in demand, and dearer.
National Discount shares were more inquired for.
An advance hu taken place in the stocks of the
Electric Telegraph and British and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph Companies. Peninsular and Oriental
Steam and Van Diemen's Land shares were quoted
about 11. lower. East and West India Dock stock
was marked 124.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctrxw.

East Wheal Russell shares, which closed yester-
day at Ok to I, have to-day declined to 8. West Bas-
set are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 211.
and shares in the undermentioned British mines
have also been dealt io, viz.: West Seton. East
Basset, Providence, Wheal Harriet, and Buller and
Basset.

The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining
Cottiany (South Australia) are officially marked 1.
prem. Foreign deecriptione remain very quiet.
At a meeting of adventurers in &at Caen Brea Mine,
held yesterday, the accounts showed a cash balance against
the mho of 1641. 9a. 9d. A call of 2a. 6d. per share was
aide. _ _ _ . .

The accounts presented at the meeting of sh►rholders in
Wheel Union, held yesterday, @hoards cash balanze against
the mine of 8511.8 e. Bd. A cell of 3s. par shwa was made.
At Wheal Wrvy Consols meeting, held on the 21st inst.,
a call of 2e. 6d, per share made.
Tamar Conmh Dims sold yesterday 60 tons of lead ore, at
211. 106. per ton.
At Buder aid Bertha Mine (June 22) it is espez-L 1 that
sinking will be floiehed by the end of this week. sloe which
the men will divide and ease the shaft, and make ell other
neoessary srrangemints for driving. The lode is letting out
more water, but presents the tame appearance as lest
mentioned.