The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1859.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(sr SLBOTIIIO TELIOII/Likraa
READING MEETING-(nns DAY.)

Ills STABIL Bebop.
Owe As* er, Dna% vim
Qum et Ur May,
sod Bwridea see Imirs.

BiILICSHIRE STAINS. Two WWI.
TAMS Door, %poplar. Woosiotor, Qum Ewa, Produc-
tion, York, sad Lints on lam

BULMERBHE PLATE. nes fosiosegs,
Ninety the Doss, Cleseembe, Weedlawrs, Cystitis,
Anise, Moreases, Illsowersses, Else Ilwarre, Hatfield,
Thew Elm UK OSA Chen As* Nocetites
Cisme% Hop Karelmat, sad Brother to Wentworth ars
ben.

NAFTHANPSTEAD STAKES. One mite and a quarter.
Misty Nara, Frederick, Movoureess, Elites' Beauty, tad
llka Oen are Issra.
Ora= Anarvaia.—Data, Primus Royal, Little Diet,
Prakiar, Roomy, Prinisses. Armadas, Neophyte, Haw-
usesuith, Soeser Opua Depose, Haas&
Greed Mistress, Wblyashoakirsrs at Lack, The Dove, Betas,
Shatter, Bow, Whir Zees, Mawr, Sister to Peodon,
Mr Lucy, Greed Duchess, Apra, Boondaway, Lifaboot,
lad Staawick.

ADOINIR DIATH DT DROWNING IN THZ Taman.
—Tonle, maim Most 9 o'clock occurred mother of
dtme Yal ssibirmi• mike have been lately so modest.
• Mall SIMI SIMI& gyms was with soother per... mo-
tioning hew • nobs match to • small boat. On enivtag
et the bertlaf Ile., ere the Victoria Doc* tbs ethic
es hoped NW, to the shore, but in attemptiog
=, Immo mbsodbisfeoting ant fall Into the river. Ivory
=Wien was mods to owe the deemed—he bad be hot slay
Wm la the mew gars miastes wham the body watt got set,
bed taimeb It was aetMwgad only for this ghat period, all
sive se Wo bed dlopmbil. Dosumad, who was • aftemly
maimlsse• lea • Ws and ems child, to deplore his Ism
LAIN TICRGLARY AND ATTIMPTID MIIRDIR
Illnorkurz.—Anoruna Carron—ll will be imam-
bred Mot • most daring attempt at zmudar sad burglary
was ends at Mears. Davey sod Wes, kosslmadera, Shoo-
lons, amid • month ago, when two of to burglars escaped,
a third heist epyrehanded in Sr. Bridie-psmage, where be
threw away • hte pressrver. At the station-boom this man
gore the same of Michael Honing. Inspeewr Walked,
Acting-inspector Speck, and Orem the dMacttvo officer,
have traced the antecedent. of Herring. Ho has the alias
d Wm.. He wee mark-tart at Hall. and Netteseed to two
meths Impriwooreat ; and at York he wee eastehoed to
Ilitsas years confinement for a• amount:gal murder. •
bw months ago he was made • tioliet-of-love roes,
and be ham elm* been " wanted " for a burgkry at Mr.
Fredericka', M. Wisdom-reed, Holloway. Detective Orem,
of the City polies, has apprehended the second man, Henry
Willieme, alias Henry Hudson, ahem Little Hwy, at 19,
Little Union-street, Borough. He woe coseessed to the
Holloway burglary, • part of the melee property having
Men found en his perron. There were also found in Wil•
Ilaras's poisemako a maesive silver bread-basket, a silver
trager•timkrt,. and • variety of silver plain the proem& of
mother burglary. which can be men on epplicatlon at Fleet-
' sheet reaticn-hnuae. The mom streonous exertions are
Wig made by the pollee to apprehend the third man, who
is also a tinker-of-kami wee.

THUS Flue.—RMICl7l OF SiVISAL LIVES o
TKO ROTAL FIRS FACATMIL—(Tune DAT.)-••TIMIP morn-
ing a are corms at Memos. Waters and Seabrook's, whole-
meal, tea WA11111,14 No. 63, Biatiopagate-street-without. It
wm discoveeed by the gateman no duty observing dean
Indies of weeks imbue from the bbement. He luoteuttly
miasel sa them. ebb Coadeeke C. Lloyd, of the Royal So-
sisty's meg% iliasigsgats, proceeded t the s, a, haviag
gibed Ida ussidas wriest the betiding,pot
enertil the
ward-Hasa Made,, and f .md in the room three females
=16,00011Y. He hvotiabt them safely down. Aber
memisdei, sad brought down another female from
Me pissed- lour beak roma The obnptuan escaped through
Oa Ivy dam Tice emitter having got to work Ike be was
wins to IM hassment. The muse of the welagesekm la
sasses. The geoperty was insured to the Phmain 01110 s,
said be broke out oe the premiss. of Mr. R. 6. COF
▪ wise metabent, No. 6, New Basiugball-wrest, end
did easiedeeabie dasege. Is ale mem the came wee amens
tied to lea copper Savo—A third ere took pleas ist Mr.
M. A. Nail New-rood, St. Geroge' o- Rest, and was
net eit until great damage had been done. TM
bootee was errand by Conductor Douglas with a der
emps.
LaTTING or MR. Anima's RAMIL—Ties annual
latttag of Mr. Hest Lyle.'. MU, took pito* • few days
beck, at West Dereheek_Mr. Simmer' °Slanting as
tieseer. Of W Aminauc.
Is • lab brought hPo the deg nom
wen withdraws. The rata bubo, of which there were 60
pos-10 of oae, 20 of two sash, and 10 of four each—wen
Sub eared, and the lamb rem first called lo made 211. 10..
The ISO averaged 41. 17a. le* the lowest rate et which any
MI was let being 31.6 x. The M &feelings re next put
up, sad the prlees obtained mead between 111. 10.. end
W.
60., the swamp be'sg Si. 2s. ; sad 40 too-ehear sheep
realked ea memo of 61 10e., the closing bidding* Sumo:l-
obe Wawa 101, sad 44 16e. The entire proceeds of the
devises 1,1634
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, ORAY'6-INS-ItOAD.-1 he
umber el whom adirrad at We hospital dodos the week
mibi Mime 9 w 2,1111, of AM* 916 were new 41•118.

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Two o'Cl.ocl.
Extreme inactivity prevails to-day in the railway
share market, and for this reason flatness is shown.
Moat of the leading stocks are nominally
quoted about 1 per cent. lower than yesterday
afternoon. London and North Western stock
L quoted 931 to 4 ; Great Western, 69 to iv
Midland, 104 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
94 to 961; York and North Midland, 731 to 74;
and Great Northern, 101 to 109.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are again
rather weaker. The original shares are quoted 21
to 21 prem., and the New, 21 to 1 preen. East
Indian Railway stook is more inquired for. Great
Luxembourg shares are flat.

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Mr. The lam given notice that to morrow he will
move kg leave to Mirada,* a bill to amend the Metropolis
Local Management AM.
Mr. Alderman Cnbitt will to-morrow call the at-
tendee of the Houses( Commons to the strike of the building
operatives, and the immure adopted by the masters in eon-
sequence of that Mdke. Mr. Edwin Jame. will, the same
e►ening, ask the semidry of state for the home department
whetter be he. any objection to state to the house the object
and the moult of a conference held with him by a deputation
of the central association of master builders on Tuesday lest,
upon the subject of the builder.' stnke and nine home
morel:amt.

The Hon. Spring Rice has jolt withdrawn from
the dam of deputy-chairman of the Board of Custom.
Mr. F. Nahum la the next is tarn, wording to amioetty,
for the deputy-cheirmonahlp. A vaoant seat at the board
will then remain to be filled.

A vacancy has taken place among the Naval
Knights of Windsor by the derails of Dammam George
Hurst, R.N., who died oa Saturday lest at him magma at
Sotattama. The pilaw officer was affiliate' In 1838.
Mr. Daniel Owen Maddyn, the author of " Chiefs
of Pectin," died in Dublin on Saturday last.

Thu Vicerage of Tenterdea —the steeple of which
Is mid to ban coneed the Goodwin-rude—Las hem eon-
ferred b 7 the Dean sad Chapter of Ceaterbwy epos the Rev.
Henry Robert Nereweeher, 8.A., of St. Albert Hall, °sherds
wrote of Letchtogdon, tear Meld," Evert.

The Bishop of baps Town has left England on
him :edam to him dlooeae.

A letter from Chambery, of the 6th, states that
Prince Humbert of Piedmont, eldest son of the King of
Sardis* and the Dale of Genoa, bie Majesty's second son,
were expmeed in that place to pees a few days.
6011t1Z TO MR. COBDEN, AT ROCHDALE.—We
undmstand that the whole of the tickets for the above toires
hen her applied for. The committee are indefatigable in
their andsavoure to maw it one of the most important poli-
tical damosstradons whie► have takes place in Lsaceahice

for may yetra.—Menchster Osmium.
Tag Rummy bireatar. Faxem—Her Imperial
Highness the Grand Duchess Mary of accompanied
by her daughter, the Primer Marie, and lase ems, the
Princes Nicolas and Hughes, arrived at Chatham Hamra, the
readopt* of the Road= Legation, on Methisy evening
from Torquay. Her bowie! highness was asst at the
Paddington terminus of the Great Western Railway
by the %roam Dreamer, end by M. de Grote,
en's, -
The secretary, sad Tolatoy, (Markt to the
suite in attendance upon Ue imperial highness con-
sists of the Countess Talstoy, Madame Barthoff, Prime
Ithretthsti, end Colonel &Mender. Yesterday morning
the grand duchess, accompanied by the Berances Brunnow
and the ambers of her suite, paid • visit in West-
, ashram Abbey, over which her imperial highness was
stathested by the very rev, the dean. Afterwards the
grand dealer proceeded to inspect Stafford Homo, the
lesidease of the Duke of Sutherland. and Beidgwater Hausa,
the teen mansion of the Hart al Ellemsers. In the course
of the day her Imperial highness honoured Mr. C. N. Han-
cock, at Bruton-street, with an audience. Last evening the
ggrraannd duchess, with her daughter, the Princess Maria,
baamred the Hari end Countess Granville with her company
at Manor in Bruton-street. The Baroness Brunnow the
Coshes Tolstoy, Madame Barikoff, and Prince Kottriklas
ware is attendance on her imperial highness. This morning
the rend duchess, with her family, will attend Divine
seethce in the church of the Russian !maths. Later la the
day her imperial highness will visit the Crystal Palace. Sir
Joseph Paxton, M.P., has been invited to attend on the
pthd daohessi. Oa Thursday her imperial highness will
tevs Landon fur Osborne on a visit to the Queen end Prince
Censors. Her imperial highness will remain in the Isle of
Wlght bas two days, cad probably return to Chatham House
on Saturday next. His Imperial Highness the Grand Doke
Constantine of Russia is at the Pier Hotel, Hyde, where it is
understood his imperial highness purpasss a sojourn of some
wseka' duration. His Excellency Baron Brunnow hes liken
op his quarters at the Cattle Hotel, an the Strand, to be in
attendance on the grand duke. The imperial Russian
squadron are at anchor In the Solent, and the usual gaieties
of the season are setherielly increased by the presence of a
large Number of Health naval officers.
'MK HUME'S BAT COMPANY.—Some papers
relative to the Hudson's Bay Company's charter and license
of trade have just been printed. They include some cone-
windenort between the Governor-Gtheral of Canada and the
Colonial Secretary of State, extending from August, 1868,
to March, 1869. There are also letters to and from the
Haboa's Bay Compthy. Mack regret wee expressed by
Sir Bulwer Lytton, thee at the head of the Colonial-office
(November 3, 1868), at the refusal of the company to enter-
tain any proposal with a view to adjust the conflioting
claims of Great Britain. Canada, and the company, or to
join her Mejesty's government in affording reasonable
facilities for the settlement of questions in which imperial, no
lees than colonial, interests are Involved. At the end of
January last the home government refused to scrape to the
company a renewal for a term of years of the license of
exclusive trade which they now enjoy (or then enjoyed)
over the territories of Nmth-Western America' but which
Is not claimed under their charter, end not included in
British Columbia. At the same time, the government ex-
pressed their willlngame, for certain reasons, to grant the
company a fresh North* for one year from the expiration of
the existing one. The directors of the company rejected
this offer, but were ready (in the public interest) to sec mt a
renewal for twenty-one rare, terminable at two yam'
notice. To this proposal Sir B. Lytton declined to as. de,
but wee ready tc comprombe the dispute by extending the
Heath for two yeas instead of one. The company (March
16) filially refused this comeadon, on the ground that "such
ea extension (for two years) would not secure to the company
a continuance of the weight and influence they have hitherto
enjoyed, sad so enable them to prevent the threatened mis-
cnief." In the opinion of the board of the company, " there
is no alternative between maintaining the t syetem in
its former efficiency or providing by lation a totally
different government, which should possess the means of
inserts; a_proper administration in the Indian territories."
THE SHIPPING INTEREBT.—A melee of official
tables enables no to apply a etwiatical test to the complaints
of the ebipping Interest which were heard so loudly last
autumn. In 1811 the total entreaties and clearance* et
British ehlopterr unmated to 7,600,286 tone, sad of foreign
to 2,846,464 tone. In 1849, when the change in the nevi-
getk.n lass took place, the British total had advanced to
9,669,638 toes, and the foreign to 4,334,760 tons—an in-
crease of 28 per cent. in the British sad 63 per cent. In the
foreign in five yam. In 1868 the total British clearances
end entrances were 12,891,405 tons, and the foreign
9,4111,676 tone, or an 'perinea of 33 per cent. in the former
and 118 per out. in the latter ease. To stale the matter
more clearly, the atonal increase in British tonnage from
1844 to 1849 was 6.6 per cent., and in foreign 10 6 per
asst.; from 1840 to 1868, the annual British Increase was
3'6 per mt., and the foreign, 13.1 per cent. The total en-
trasose end elethences of British &hipping in Walt were
in 1844 1,838,105 toss; in 1849, 1,617,081 tons; and in
1948, 1,777,075 tons, so that the comparison as regards the
mad iincineas done is rendered slightly more unfavourable
se between 1849 end 1868; but if British shipping up-
lisseed greater difficulty is obtaining freights in 1868 than
in 1849, foreign vessels were in • still worth relative
poeition, the entrances in ballast being 626,764 tons in
)844; 986,130 tons in 1849 ; and 1,771,946 tons in 1868.
The statistics jeer analysed refer both to sailing sad
steam vessels, but If the latter are brought into a distinct
class from the hear it will he wt* that ordinary British
ships have obtained but a poor sham of the increased
business dom. In 1844 the total anemias sad clearances
of Beitith steamers emounted to 996,664 toes; in 1849 the
total was 1,428,807 tens; and in 1868, 3,484,391 tow. The
entrances and clearances or foreign steamers were 171,093
tons in 1844, 308,186 toes in 1849, and 763,231 tens in 1868.
The actual increase, therefoee, in 1848 in the clearances and
setrances of British sailing moth was only 1,166,183 tons
se compared with 1849, while in the eame period the ea-
homes and clearances of foreign sailing oneela icereseed
4,638,780 tons. The bitter compishets node on the subject
is year were probably induced by the fact that while the
entrances end clearances of British sailing end ri"'n "seek
with cargoes fell off 621.937 toes in 1868 the entrencee and
clearsams of foreign vessels with oargoes increased 210,609
tom

Consols are officially marked 96$ to 961 for
money, and 961 for the 7th of Sept. The pre-
sent quotation is 96$ to $ both for money
and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in
at 222 to 223; the Three per Cents. Reduced,
at 961 to $; the New Three per Cents., at
961 to 1; India Stock, at 219 to 221; the Indian
Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, at 945, being
firmer ; ditto, 1869, at 94 ; and Exchequer Bills at
26e. to 28s. prem.,:being rather lower.
The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. The
Old Turkish Six per Cents. exhibit an unfavourable
reaction of about per cent., being quoted 83 to
84. The loan of 1838 is relatively better sup-
ported, at 73/ to 741. Venezuela Bonds are weaker,
whilst Mexican continue to meet with inquiry.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 861, 86/ (exchange 126.);
Mexican Three per Cents., for account,
191, 19$; Portuguese Three per Conte.,
1863,461; ditto for account, 461; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1864, for account, 84, 83/1 ditto Six
par Cents., 1868, for account, 741, 78$; ditto,
Guaranteed Four per Cents, 102$ ex div. ; Yens-
sesta New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 281, 281 ;
ditto New One per Cents, 16.
The Indian Loan Bill passed through committee
in the House of Commons Monday evening.
There were no operations in bullion at the Bank
rste Rosales
ridaz,dttew e2lforOOkOLrw
reported
been
taken for e
on Monday from
s.mission abroad. The Africagn mail steamer Arme-
t nian has brought 10,7001. in specie.
The Continental exchanges yesterday afternoon

experienced a fresh improve-meni. The ;Amines was
especially important aa regards Holland and Ham-
burg, but extended to Paris and Frankfort. The
quotations on St. Petersburg and Austria, however,
were warmly so favourable to this country as on
Friday. The rates are shown below.
Amsterdam, three moth; 11.164 to 16; ditto short
11.131 to 14i; BerArdits. arse scathe, 11.164 to 16 ;
Antwerp, three moths, 16.26 to 70; marks
IMO% three months, 18.61 to 6 ; Parts. three (lei=
26.7; to 16; ditto, time mamba. 26.36 to 40; F
oe-the-Nahes, three maths, 1174 to I ; Petersburg. per
rouble, three asoolits, 344 to ; Vienna, ed. tb.. three
mask, 11.90 to 12 ; Tneate, ditto, three mouths, 1110 to
12 ; Madrid, three maths, 494 to 4; C. 4, three
moths, 494 to ; Leghorn, three moths, 30.06 to 10 ;
Genoa, three moths, 26.70 to 80; Naples, three moths,
404 to 14; Palermo, three maths, 1N.4 to ; Mentos.
three woody 1281 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to ;
Oporto, 90 dam 311 to 62.
Mr. R. L. Cole, of CornhlU, trading to the East
Indies, has stopped payment, but it is thought that
his liabilities scarcely exoeed 10,0001.
The dividend of 3.. 4d. in the pound, referred to's
day or two ago, will be payable under the winding
up of the London and Eastern Banking Corporation
cm the 24th inst.

The Calcutta and China mails, via Marseilles, will
be delivered in London to-morrow morning.
No bills have been drawn by the Finance Com-
mittee of the Council of India by the outgoing mail.
The steamer Emeu sailed from Suez on the 28th
July, with the English mail for Australia of that
month. The Banana was waiting at Suez for the
August mail for Australia.
The latest accounts received via the United States
from Mexico confirm the important facts detailed in
the Express a month ago relative to the treaty
in contemplation between the United States and
Mexico. This affair has now seemed a definitive
shape. The treaty itself has reached Washington,
and was immedicely taken into consideration by
the (lofted States cabinet in an extraordinary sitting
on the 23rd ult. Meanwhile President Juarez has
issued a most important address to the people of
Mexico, countersigned by his ministers Manuel Ruiz,
Melchor, Ocampo, and Miguel Lerdo de Tejad.
It I. a lengthy document, and reflects high
credit on that eminent statesman and able financier,
Senor Lerdo, whose production it is, and why occu-
pies the post of Finance Minister in the Juarez go-
vernment. The chief points consist of-1. Complete
separation of church and state, and the supremacy of
the civil tribunals over the clergy and the military.
2. The expropriation on behalf of the nation of the
possessions of the church. 3. The application of
church property to the extinction of the national
debt and to the vast pension list of the country. 4.
Trial by jury. 6. The abolition of taxes on transfer
of property, and a radical change in the fiscal sy•tem
of government. Senor Lerdo by this time will have
reached Washington, in order to confer personally
with the government. The willingness of the Ame-
ricans to enlist on the federal side in Mexico is cer-
tain, American officers being even ready to
serve in the liberal army u private soldiers.
The treaty now proposed gives the Americans a
right of transit and a virtual protectorate. This
seems to be, therefore, a suitable moment fur recall-
ing to recollection General Houston's declaration in
the United States Senate that in any new territorial
or other arrangement in which the United States
government may take part, the rights of the foreign
bondholders must be duly considered.
The half-yearly dividend of the Korth London
Railway Company is officially announced at the
rate of 6 per cent. per annum, being the same as
that declared at the corresponding period of 1868.
The directors of the Panjaub Railway having
resolved to receive monthly payments, in anticipation
of calls, shareholders are required to state, on or
before the 28th of this or any subsequent month of
the current year, the number of shares they wish to
pay upon at the rate of 61., 101., or 151. per share.
Payments made before the 29th of any mouth will
bear interest from the Ist of the following month.
Calls on account of the capital of the Scinde Rail-
way and that of the Indus Steam Flotilla continue
to be received in anticipation.
The first half-yearly meeting of the London Dis-
trict Telegraph Company is called for the 23rd inst.,
when, in accordance with the articles of association,
the whole of the directors will retire, offering them-
selves, however, for re-election.
The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam
Navigation Company is called for the 30th lost.
Holders of scrip in the Central Oude Railway
Company are required to pay a further deposit of
2.. ed. per share by the Ist September.
A special general meeting of the London Aidioury
Company is called for the 20th inst., to receive the
report of the committee which was appointed on the
31st March, charged "to inquire into the put
manag e
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quest" ions be-
tween The numbers are published of 316 bonds of the
swiss of the Greek Loan guaranteed by England,
which have been drawn by lot, and are to be paid off
at per on the Ist prone.
With reference to the silk market, Messrs. Durant
and Co. report as follow., under date yesterday
evening :
W• have had a month of fair business is silk . no activity,
seartmly any currency of demand, still emmiderable quanti-
ties have been sold, and the deliverks ars salbfactory, not.
wttlititandier the greatlyashenced prices and the comparative
quiet and holiday making, eepecially on the Continent, usual
stab intermediel 811•10.1 ci the year. In China bilk the re-
ducted stock and the comparative seereity of the better climes
have helped to limit trazumeeicsa, still many parcels have
toned borers at le. W. to 2a upon the previous prime.
Bengal silk, eradually though slowly, takes a better share In
the consumption, and latterly some parcels of the lower
qualities have been taken. In the higher claims prime have
shared in the improvement in China silk. In Italian MA
&tibiae bee been dove ; the new silk came forward tardily
beyond precedent. The prices asked are also utterly beyond
relation with say other clam of silk, fell; indeed es high as
the wildeit moments of 1867. In Broth and Persian silk
rain.

MARH-LANK--(THIS DAY.)
The aftend.coa of the trade wee mail, and the tees
firmer. Prices of most articles et tha brie were held fin*.
The supply of home.grown greis was small. The far
ports of foreign grain into Landon shim tart Monday wens
reported this miming as small of flour, fair of whest, sod
fair of oats, but small of barley.
Wavar.-For Engliah, Is. per qr. advance over hat
Mooday's prices was asked, but few Won effected. Foreign
also held for as advance% which buys. resisted. English
white 40s. to 48e. ; red, 36e. to 43e. par qr.; Dantric ant
Host/sham, 42e. to 60s. per 40416. ; Remick, 42a. to 605.;
other Baltic porta, 40a. to 46a.; French. 38a. to 42e.
Fiona, firmly held at lest Monday's prime. Town, Us.
to 431.; Norfolk, 295. to He. per 280Ibs. • Traub, 30s. to
335. per 280th. • Amer., U.S., - per barrel.
FAULTY qtilet at about lest Monday's rates. English,
245. to 344. per qr.; Baltic, 24e. to 27e.; other sorts,
235. to 27e. per quarter.
Oars steady at about last Monday's rates-British, 20a.
to 30s. pee quarter : Russian, 21s. to 23e, per qr. ; other
Baltic port., 22.. to 27a. per quarter.
BIANS.-Engliall sad Egyptian quoted nominally as last
' Monday. English tick, 365. to 424.; harrow, 42a. to
465. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60r. per qr. Egyptian, 33a.
par r.
PTqAS very quiet at tat Monday's rates. English boiler.,
4116. to 60a.; hog and grey ,_3131. to 42n; foreign, white, 4134,
FLOATING CAROOII.-Sisoe list Friday 3 grain-lade
mull were reported mired at porta of all, viz., 2 wheat,
1 mien The latest sales not reported before wens, arrived
Polish Odessa, 41s. 3d. per 480th.. ; Galatz rye, 26.. 6d. per
4163115 a Today, up to the hour of going to press, not
Ante ask trasepire&
oallTBl4l 10ITo LONDO3 11011 LUG. a TO AVG. 10
nosae a two*: um.
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MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

6voanr-Tir; market is MI s ymisrday's ghee. Re-
fined lamps 61e. to 635.
Conrec—This article is steady, and full woes have bean
paid la public sale. Middling plantation Ceylon, Mk. to 74a.;
Wire good and fins ordinary pkkei, 675. to lies. ; Costa
Rica fine ordinary mind, 635. to 61s. ; ion middling, 665. te
; middllsg, 724. to 74e.
Cooo.s.—Trinided, gray, sold at Ha. to 67..; good fide
red, 60e. to 645. ; Grenada red, 635. to 64.
TL.—The market is firm. Large public mho will coin-
mem to-morrow (Thursday).
Rttn.—Thls artick boa become ray firm ; • portion el
gild import sold at 9a. 96. to His.; white Bengal, 10s.
lls.
Rent.—lneward Island proof, geed, sold at 24. 36.
Ravrreras.—Refraotion 41 sold at EU dd. to 39..
otter articles no manila alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.)
The market rereabse steady, at the annexed geotations :
—Town tallow, 631. set oath; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot.
665.; August to t3eptainbtr, 665.,6d. ; October to December.
686, sollers."

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yens. Pattenden sad !With report that the market
continuum dull, ooh but link business doing; one pocket d
the new growth arrived WY meaning the management d
which 'is considered to be very good , • thin is the .soil
snivel duos 1818, whin the did pookai arrived on dis Other
August, and wan mold at 261.. per owt, the duty in that year
saying
..199,4661. The preast duty is es at
2.50,0004

HOP

amt: Tits reßorts which

we have this week resehed *em the various'hop-growing
districts, though still gsmeally favourable, we mot so uni-
formly so as they were a week ago. In all the plantrtians
the *ate are stated to continue 'Towing, while the burr is
fast maturing into hops. Our Cantrebtiry correspondent,
CM reference to the =portant districts around that city,
says The burr is la almost all the grounds well out, and
feet expending into hop, and eassesly any mould is percep-
tibia is the plantation'. The average anticipated in Beet
Kass is shoat 12 owt. per sore. Shores : The above sum-
mery*/ the reports for Kent might serve also for Sussex.
We her from some districts that the Moe comes out more
slowly than the previous condition of the bine gems& Mt
womb& The Worcester duty is estimated at 20,0001.-
6ostA Edgers tissue.
Mownio Timis Rsimo.—On Thursday, July
28, Mr. J. Farrow, farmer of Old Newton, by way ef
itinerating to some of his friends the superiority
mowing 9C711141 maples, undettook for • hitting wages.
to tie up two acres of • fair crop of wheat after the scythe
within twelve hours. Of mares he was to have • man or
men if required, to cut it. Mr. Farrow, with one of his
own men, commend operations the following marring ei
6 o'clock, but rain coming on before 8, pot a stop to work
till the afternoon, when they aside resumed work at a quar-
ter past 1, sod sticking manfully to it completed the two
sores is snoltraanlike style in nine hours and a half, to the
surprise of the gentlemen who held the stakes, end attended
to see that the work wee done. The wheat (Hunter's: white)
has autos ban cartel and produces three tall waggon load.
per acre.—Bury and Aertorrit AWL
THE WEATHER OP JITLT.--July, 1859, has stamped
a lasting memento on the pages of the history of oar climate,
it having been the hottest month on record, beginning our
data with the daily and nightly readings of thermometer at
Greenwich, which were not regularly noted till 1771. Our
usual mean temperature for July ie 63 deg. for night and day
together; sometimes it is under 80 deg., while in a few
years we have noted it about 88 deg., and to 1952 it
wee 68) dew.; bat July, lan, his produced a masa
se high as 89 deg. and B.lothe I—more than si deg. above
usual mean ! The maximum in the shade was 93 deg. on
the 18th, ae eotioed in lost report, aid in the eon 136 deg.
here and 140 deg. in London. The severe thunder came
over all the kingdom from the 20th to the 23rd inclusive;
end Oil the 21st day in particular, the town of Cheltenham
had the roost terrible thunderstorm and destructive tornado

ever known in that place. The fell of rain for the month at
Thweite was 2'53 in., and the prevalent whirls were the
S.B. end S.W. A striking fact in ornithology pretested
Welt The singing birds which annually suspend thole
tong about the lot of August did this year cease on the 9th
of July, misled by the premature neellownees of the scene.
HORRIBLE SUICIDE AT HUDLET.—On Monday
evening last great excitement prevailed in Dudley from
the fact of a most determined act of suicide having
been attempted. For some years a married man
named Imes Roberts, aged about 48, he resided on Hides
Hill. He le by trade a moulder, or ironworker, but for
the lest few years he has not followed his mual employ-
ment. Having a little property, he commenced invest.
tag in several money clubs, and has of late lived
entirely on the roomed' of the various elate with which
he was connected. It is stated that. with a very
small capital, he has by the pernicious system of
these clubs, been at one time taking shares to the extant
of from 2,0001. to 3,0001, having to draw mor cy at • pm-
mit= from some is keep up his payments to others. It in
simpered that the unfortunate men bad become deeply in-
volved and unable to meet the demand* rf his =redo and
ebbs. He has shown desponding symptoms for a consider-
stile time, bat hem his moral habits this was not noticed.
On Mooday evening last, between nine and ten o'clock, than
report of a pivot was heard from the brewhonee belonging
to Roberts's house, and on going to the spot, several of
the neighbours found the =towage* men lying ex.
leaded en hie b,ck on the floor. He was immediately
conveyed into hi. house, and Berg:cal aid was sent for.
Upon examination it wee found that the discharge from
the pistol had entered the chest and perforated the left lung.
It was evident from the first that the unhappy man could not
live. The medical men were continually with him daring
the night, and he expired in great agony at about 12 o'clock
yesterday (Tuesday) morning. The pistol was a large
borer pistol, and the charge was a large marble and am=
pebbles. Shortly before his death deceard was visited by
the Rev. Mr. Shoebotham, whose chapel be attended. He
then appeared in great remethe at what he bad done. He
was a Sendey-school teacher, and regularly attended divbia
worship. An inquest will be held on the body this day
Wednesday)._ . . .

A BOVBEHEADISD. —On Monday, a frightful
accideat happened to a boy named William Pic
eon of George Piokering, who live. Pueg=t
Waddlerbridge,near Sheffield. The boy was sondes
blotted( by the aide of a p mei, adjoining which is a large
water-wheel, and while on a plank, accidently overbalanced
and fell into the water. The wheel was at work, and mond
a current In the water. There being so assistance at boa,
the boy was gradually drawn into the wheel. He was Mad
up in one of the backers end thrown cu. at the other aide.
An alarm having been made by a boy in whose compost
Pickering was lotto» the Accident, scorch wee Inade.
when dieoovcred be was found to be without hie nevi Mil
Wane hie left log, both of which members bad bees tore oft
by the wheel.—Afenchraer turning+..
The ceremony of insugunaing the Chambers
stitution at Peablea—the gift of Mr.-William Chen:hers et
his cativo town—took place with much ceremony, on Manila
whisalt,y,hhaleen.tte.nirtmeiencit,oedrsceuoomfortahpeanyuraryg
sopo:,seerforia.nt
andbleedatcaroth.
elis:prosehßea:
Me halt-yearly meeting otter the rated 6 ter mot Mr
mann.

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