The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1859.

chefs, as eye-glees, and a brooch, from the Feathers Tavern,
Waterloo-road, the property of Mr. Thomee H. Bit, the
Liked.

Massillt said that on the morning of the 22nd alums eha
wee behind the bar of their tavern, in the Waterloo reed,
when she saw the door leading to the privet* apartments
open and the primmer rum out. She twangy call.ll out to
he, brother sad tether, and having maertelned that some
articles of Jewellery had been stolen from the bedroom, the
prin.'s*. was pursued.
Mr. T. H. EN jut , acid he was In the ',tier tavern at
the time when he beard his meter call out "thieves" and
" police." He immediately went upstairs and save tte pri.
etmer rev sorer the road Into the York-road, and ha saw
him stopped in R Arlse-stratt, and then wither seised bold
of him and brought him heck to the house, ethos be wss
searched, sal the brooch, me-glue, end chats, were found
on
Ws. .
They were sea a few minutes previously it hie
SAW betbent.

Yr. lit, sea., said Iss bad • dinner party on the previous
maws, sad he 'appealed the pra ms' had been watching
about Joe the plate. He was, however, di,sppointed uto
that, the plate beelike bass deposited aornewh,re sloe.
la Bawer to the 'lm ths prisons, pleaded guilty, sad
aged lie werehip le deaf-
with himin • surnaary assarer.
ToUtwasas 131 L said that the prisoner was ma awe-
date with IhMee, hut witaeas did sot kaow whether ha had
ban eoavicted be&ne. _

reo magistrate sentraced him to Ws months' hard labour
ha the Muse of Correction at Wordsworth.

WAI4DBWOUTEL
tRINO ROPlitilY.-SINGULAS CHASE.

Tr) ouotorious-loollng yawns, who gave the mama, of
Marrheors sad slifra lletrerge, but Mowed their
addr.orwe, were Owed la the dock adore Mr. Ny11,121,
cturipsd with steshag a coat and cloak, tho property of Junes
ftwoiwood, a garsokeeper in the service of a gentkanan at
Cr:Tydon. . .

It appeared from the midtown et reveral witasesse that on
Friday afternoon the 14...declaior end his Mad paid • vita to
some (needs, in Maid-road, Cispham. They took off their
things sad left tbals is the front pettier, while they had
dinner in the beck kitaken. The window of the front par-
lour we left opts, sad while they were all eajoyieg their
ma, the peacesse, climbed through the window and stoke
the promoter's velvet coat and hie wife's cloak. They
were, however, seen by the wife leaving the gets, and
she went in pursuit of them. They parsed down
Clifton-street, in the Wandeworth-rod, and the
chess wee takes up by a shoemaker, named Claridge,
who was draws out of hie home by the n Mo. He pursued
them into klatterses fields sod lie saw them stoop down is
ditch. Before he e ,uld catch these they formed a temporary
hedge, by meses of two beeikete, end got on the other side.
Claridge woe unable to follow them and in a very short time
loot sight of them. At the spot where they had been sees to
stoop the witness discovered the stolen property end brought
the coat ad cloak ba. k with him into the NVendsworth-
reed. At this time rilice•conatable &grad, of the V divi-
sion, C4OO upon Ihr ie VllO, and tiding from the crowd who
had congregeted in the rod that a rolkery had been com-
mitted, he st ones took a cab ads boy, who bad Neu the
pregame running, and drove off to Venthall. Jost
ea the cab drove up in Vatizhall, the mutable saw the
prisoners turtles the earner of Nine Elms-leas, from the
direction of Battersea-Ude. Buspectleg that they were the
two thieves, he pointed them out to toe boy, who at cam
identified them, end the OfflOßT quickly mended to take
them into tweedy. They offered no resistance, and made
nacilitireloa whatever to the charge.

Mr. Wyman inquirtd if the prig:intro were known.
Inspector Proctor said there aid not been sulfident tints
to make inyafries, and as they Mord their addresses ha
naked his worship for a remand.
Dayana 'amended the penning foe a wok.

I4QHIONB 11122 JULY.

(Tram the Matra tat Loam Rom)

For ladies' dresses the doable skirt will not be
so much in vogue he the month cf July, in cemequenos of
the change et seeds just beginning, which only permits of a
greet width to the lower part of the dress, thereby diminishing
the proportions of the upper. Perhaps this modification may
already be looked uprn as e scat of invasion of the right of
the bug-triumphant crinoline. Fleenor* are preferred, bat
they are sot carried beyond the knees. There is not much
moiety in the farm of the sleeve. The flat sleeve is too
warm in 5W1411107, and the pagoda shove is certainly that
which will be the most generally worn. As for stuffs, we
may principally indicate bar4res, waling, light silks, and
gamma de ChamWry.
The form of the bonnet bas not undergone any cheep
rises our last; strews and tome% of course, prod animate—
the lettee, with maid or ostrich feathers, or
with a few large ti men of delic eta abider, mixed with black
lace, basing a cherrolog &cr. We have mina seen a eery
pretty bonnet of rice chip, ornamented with Lands of l bid
silk ribbon and nanow black ruching, and with blue dowses
or poppies; end/math a =chin of black tulle over the
toreheed, with small poplins and plaid striate. Hata ala
Dian.. Vernon, with white cock-feathen, will be Mill fashion-
able for a sojourn in the country or for ladies en voyage.
While on the subject of travelling we may, tedape, be
permitted to add, foe the edvaniage of such of oar lady
readers as study economy, that dresses with gimp, and ether
trimming* am atilt ala mode. These trimmings refresh snd
renew ell articles of dress, and it in sometimes impossible to
recognise a robe that has been renovated by there means,
and which is vilest suitable for the rolitude of the country
or for travelling.

M. Meyerbeer is is Liaise, and his Pardon
will be nnufted to opera-gnu% " wiry we apprehend," wily
the dtheth etc", "come quart. d Om only are left in town."
The cast," we hear, will WOWS Madame Mlolaa•Canalbo,
Signori Cisrdoni and Grashol, In the pried* parts,—and
In the seeotdevy gwrtelt, lean Mani, Madame Nesbitt-
Signor Neri-BarelM. and M. Tegliatico, or M.
Zelger.

A new opera, by Prince Poniatowski, called Pierre
de ltedtc,.,l4 cow to !cheered, sad will be brought out at
tie Grant Opera miter the mew
The last flower show of the season will be bald
at the Botanical Gardena, Regan Ce-perk, on Wedowee,
next.

DlSelll TO SIR W. G. BATTS., BAST.—Yeater-
day a "rend Maser was given at Brooks's to the Right Has.
Hz W. 0. Ha tee, Bert, M.P., by ladepesdent Deed
mobore ef the HMIS 01C0111•1~, AO his retirement Hen
Oficial lift Immediately alto dieser the Dteraate of
Rertlegton proposed the health of the right hoe.
Is =provide terms. TM toast waa replied to by Sir W.
Halter with much Ming, sad in hie usual happy mono.
Ammer the members protest were—The Marquis a
Rainegtos, Lord Joon C. etner_r_, Sir J. V. tiltallo, But,
Ste A. Aglow, Bart , the Eight Hoe. E. Elliot, the HaW. G. Cavendish, Me Hoe. W. R. B. Portman, Slr J.
Ogilvy, Bt Mr. J. H. Logan= the Ho. W. Monson,
dee Hoar
s. W. Desist= it,. Ilselegit Bersolk the Hon.
Lemon Agar Eli., Mr. B. Haabery, Vs, Mr. J. 0. Dod-
os, Kr. O. Train, Mr. F. Deed= Mr. IL H. J. Cranford,
Mr. Wastissa, Mr. F. Pigott, Cohost Ferguson, Sir H.
Fergusoa Dote, Bat., Mr.- A. Mathesoo, Mr. A. W.
Rimed= Coked Pianey, Ice.
A LISSARY AT ALDEMEOTT.—The Prince Con-
ion le Omit to =rent the toeless of a library to the camp
et Aldershot', sad hoard that is she= to met there an
OHM to contain iy sad or= se a resding-roont Capptais Fowl= by the Pries dinettes, has papered the
draCass, for the =seen= of when emir. are about to
be invited from a hefted sember of Isadiag Wildest—
The Iltrikkr.
Vow Hoteaourre—lt is a severe reproof to the
book.makore of our dry that Alameda Von Humboldt at
hi. death left • toter mines seen, sad addressed by
him-
self to Ws ..phew, Gement Von Redone's, dashing that so
rev. doetios at republican= of his earlier worke, nor any
putilicatioulof his private letters, should be made .her his
decree. corral Helens= has socudingly publish.] •
rir• tilar. to which he espressos hie contidoice that the lest
wiehea of his illustrious relative will be complied with in this
part trulo. Such as example as this has been long required,
and 0 cotes. both at oho right season sad from the right
.I...des—Literary avette.
Tug LORD-LIEUTENANT OE IRELAND.—At •
me,tio of Me DOR& corporation= Thursday, • latter from
Colosel Lines was read, stating that Lord Conan wished
bet -

to Worst the Lord illayo; that had no Intention of de-
clining to receive the owlet address at the Casio os some
gay asbaequeni to his snivel, bat merely that he wished his
merry tato Dublin to be anaceocopealed by any arreawnial.
♦ °MUMMA!, was accordingly appointed to prepare an aldrere

•.
Is his leedeldp. -
A Cocoa " CRS nt."—To marry without a. emu-
passe, ie wrong and dangerous, no doubtv sad a crime
against our social codes; but do not noon of thosmads of
oar fellow-brings commit ths mime every year with as other
trust but la Hewes, !smith, and their lamer? Are young
yenta* altering into the warded life Oct to take bore into
*mount, nor dare !obtain their housekeeping midi the cottage
Is completely furnished, the cellsr :sad I.lclor stocked, the eup-
bnerd full of pies., and the wring.box of mosey f The ie.
moms and mnltiplirstiou of the world would stop, your lb*
laws width regulate the genteel pest of it to be made tiniest-
sal Our georkfalks tremble a• the brisk Is th-,r silk
rem-knots sad pomp, sad wait for whoa. yew% maid they
dud o !if** or a gilt hems to.egaryiftslat anis; ear pi,'

SHARI L182&-72118 DA).

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The railway Aare market to-day is very inactive.
The alteration in rWss consists of a fall of per cent.
in North British stork, and of 4 per cent. in
London and North Western and Lancashire and
Yorkshire, the other leading descriptions being
quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now quoted 914
to 92; Great Western, 661 to 66; Midland, 991 to
100; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 to 1; Eastern
Counties, 661 to t ; South Eastern, 201 to 4 per
share ; Caledonian, 80 to i ; North British, 644
to 66 ; and York and North Midland, 721 to t.
Lorritssrdo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet
with little change in prioe. East Indian Railway
Stock is in demand and is last marked 1024.
Foreign and colonial railway shares of most de-
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MONEY MARKET-IMS DAI.

Two o'CLoci.

Great inactivity prevails to-day in the Stock Ex-
change, and little change has occurred in prices.
Consols are quoted the lame Is they closed yester-
day. As regards other securities there is an entire
absence of interesting features.
The usual telegrams front the Paris Bourse have
not yet arrived.
Console are offieally marked 921 and 93, ex div.,
for the Bth of July, and are now cuoted 921 to
93 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced have been
dealt in at 931; the New Three per Cents., at
931 to ; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures
of lut year, at 941.
The foreign stock market remains quiet. The
old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 1 per
cent. lower than they closed yesterday,
viz., 75 to 76. The New Loan is called
81/ to 621. There have again been a
few inquiries for the Spanish Coupon Cer-
tificates. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian
Five per Cents., 461 (exchange,loll.) ; Belgian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 92 (exchange, 26fr.) ;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98; Equa-
dor New Consolidated Bonds, 141; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 181; New Granada
Active Bonds, 16; ditto Deferred, 41 ; Peruvian
Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 78 ex die.;
Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 411 ex div. ;
ditto New Deferred Three per Cente., 30, ex div. ;
the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded
Coupons, 31, 4 ; Tarkiah Six per Cents., 1864, for
account, 76/, 75; ditto Six per Cents. 1858, for
account, 82 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 381; ditto
Deferrred Two per Cents., 161.
The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph
Company have again been in considerable demand
this morning, and are last marked 1 prem.
The steamer Ariel, from New York, hae brought
50,0001. in specie for England.

In the discount market and at the Bank, the &-
mend yesterday was again active, bat the choicest
paper was taken in Lombard-street at 2! per cent.
Preparations are now being made for the bills ma-
turing on the 4th (Monday).
Within the last three weeks another issue of
Canada government bonds has been placed in this
market to the extent of 300,0001. or 360,0001. These
bonds are redeemable in 25 years ; the discount
allowed on the instalments brings the issue price

down to 109 per cent. ; and the present price is.llol
to 1,, The first dividend will be payable on the lit
January next. Considered in relation to her revenue,
the debt of Canada is already very large, and tho
willingness of the government to add to it is not,
likely to be diminished as long u fresh issues can
be thus speedily and secretly arranged.
A further sum of 20,0001. in Australian gold was
taken to the Bank yesterday. A fresh parcel of about
40,0001. in Russian gold came to hand, and was
taken for transmission abroad. Of the recent Ans-

tralian supplies a large portion is still in the hands
of the refiners. _ -

The exact amount of specie engaged for transmis-
sion to the Eut by the steamer Ripon, on the 4th
inst., is 206,7141., of which 4,462 L is gold, and the
rest silver. The whole is on private account, and it
will be seen by the subjoined particulars that the
larger proportion is for China, viz.:—For Hong
Kong, 82,8671.; Shanghae, 55,8131.; Calcutta,
60,4801.; Singapore, 5,0001.; Madras, 1,3321.; and
for Ceylon, 1,2001.
Should the 800,0001. in silver, referred to in the
Mexican advices as having left the City of Mexico
for Vera Croz, meet with no delays in its passage
across the country, it will probably reach Southamp-
ton by the steamer due on the let of August.
The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows no alteration in price, excepting a decline e
id. in Upland.
At the annual meeting of the Marine Intrust

Company, held on Thnriday, a dividend of 11. per
share, together with a bonus of 61. per share, was
declared.
The annual meeting of the Netherlands Land En-
closure Company is called for the 28th July.
The New Brunswick and Canada Railway and
Land Company invite tenders for " the completion
of the line from Howard Settlement to Richmond
Corner, a distance of 25 miles.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,2021.
The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo-
Venetian Railway Company, for the we.k ending
the 24th ult., was 42,5841., being 19,4431. more than
in the corresponding week of last year ; and the! on
the Lombardo-Venetian line 6,4611. showing a
decrease of 3,9701.
At the present quotation of 62d. per ounce, bar
silver is in only limited demand for the Continent.
With the exception of a alight decline in the rates
for paper on Austria, the foreign exehanges yester-
day afternoon were firm. Bills on Holland and Ham-
burg were quoted at a trifling improvement, u shown
below :

Amsterdam, three months 11.141 to IS ; ditto short,
11.12 to 4; Rotterdam, time months, 11.144 to 15 ;
Antwerp, three months, 23.10 to 15; Ramberg, marks
Mom, three months, 13.31 to 41; Paris, three days sight, 36.71
to 121; ditto, three months, 26.30 to 5 ; Frankfcet-on-
the-Maine, three months. 116'. to 1; Petersburg, pm
rouble, three monde, 331 to i ; Vienna, e 0 00., three
menthe, 14.46 to 56 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.65
to 86 ; Madrid, three months, 49 to 4 ; Cedie, three
months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 30.05 to 10;
Genes, three months, 26.70 to 80; Naples, three months,
41 to ; Palermo, three months. 1224 to ; Messina, three
months, 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 day% 611 te 1 ; Oporto,
90 days, 614 to 1.
The arrangements are notified in connexion with
the payment of the half-yearly dividend on the
shares of the Pernambuco Railway Company.
The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
with a view to meet the wish of the public for the
largest possible amount of scientific co-operation,
have solicited and obtained a promise of the cordial
assistance of those eminent authorities—Mr. Robert
Stephenson, M.P., Professor Wheatstone, and Pro-
&mar Thomson. These gentlemen, wi'h Mr. C. F.
Varley, the consulting electrician of the company,
and other authorities, will form a committee to in-
vestigate and advise the directors as to the best ar-
rangements respecting the external form, specific
gravity, and electrical construction of the proposed
new cable. Until the views of this committee shall
have been matured and recorded, the directors pledge
themselves not to spend any money in new works.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, June 29, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results :
Circulation isms
Circulation active:
Public deposite
Other deposits
Government secaritios in
banking department
Other &marintes in banking
18,458,397 lacrosse 82,122
departmen
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other Lille 724,328 Decrease 20,414
The Rest
Notes in reert VI, ••• . • • 10,811,685 Demme 808,915
Total reserve (notes & coin)
in banking department 11,527,803 Decrease 60.3,406
The Bank's discount business had not experienced
any important increase up to Wednesday. The de-
crease of 606,8961. in the " reserve" is explained by
the large decrease in the private deposits, a move-
ment which, however, was to a considerable extent
counteracted by the increase in the Treasury deposits. '
The increase in the bullion was anticipated.
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last
gives the following totals, via.:—lmports of gold,
733,9631.; exports of gold, 697,598.; imports of
silver, 135,1351. ; exports of silver, 206,967!.

BVIE OP 6NCILAND.—Aa
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