The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-14 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Money at New York is very easy, at from 5 to 7 per cent
on call on loans. Basinees paper doing at from 7to 9.
Stocks are quiet, and weaker.

II:Onus; on London is horn 1091 to 110; on Paris, at
6.15 to 6.10.

Toe cotton market wu firm, closing heavily at previous
prices.

Wheat vru better, and the demand active. Indian cora
was firm.

The provision market had improved, but wu still in.
active. Bacon was scarce. Sugar and molasses were firm.

Iron was steady at previous rates ; Ind was inactive;
ashes were buoyant.

Freights to Liverpool and London were firm, withon
alteration in prim.

A letter from Berlin, in the Press." Beige, gays
"'rho great painter Cornelia', of this place, has finished
picture representing Lady Macbeth endsa•ouriog to cleanses
her bloodstained hand. AU who hare sees this work, cad
their number is wry limited, pronounce it to be admirable.
T►e expiation of the countenances of Lady Macbeth, of
her waiting-maid, and of the doctor is said to be fall of
effect."

THE DESTRUCTION OP THE BRITISH BRIGANTINE
HOWARD AT SlNOTlll.—Among the vessels destroyed by
the Russians in the attack ou the Turkish squadron at
Sioux, in November, 18.53, was a British vessel called the
Howard. She sailed from Liverpool, chartered by the
Austrian Lloya's Steam Navigation Company, with coals fog
Constantinople, whence she was r.-chartered to Sinop*.
While in that port, the Turkish squadron was attacked by
the Rushes Hest, and though the Ensliah amigo [lasted at
the maintopmast heed of the Howard, she was totally de
strayed with the Turkish vessels. The particular. of this
case, so contrary to {De laws of navons and to the respect
pail a neutral flag, have been laid before her Majesty's
government; gad Lord Clarendon has, by a communication
dated the 16:h June, 1856, addressed to Colonel Frustum.
Id P., stated that his lordship would not be indisposed, if
the parties iatereated should desire it, to instruct her Ma
jesty'a minister at St. Petersburg to submit for consideration
the question of affording some indemnification to the inf.
foram The offer of his lordship's has been accepted, and
the matter will accordingly be brought under the considers
tion of the Russian government.
THE Lain BRITISH CONSUL AT New YOWL—.
An address of a very oomplinstatary character, signed by
141 of the most respectable mercantile houses of New
York, has been presented to Mr. Barclay on the occasion of
the termination of his official functions u her Majesty's
meal for the State of New York. " Without giving any
opinion," those gertlemen observe, "in regard to the diplo.
matio controversies which have led to this abrupt termina-
tion of your °Mehl conoesion with this community, we
desire unreservedly to 'spew our respect for your
personal worth and the high wens. we entertain
of the dignity, urbanity, and s fficiency with which
you have for thirteen years pelf ormed your pubis
duties as Consul of her Britannic Majesty in
this city. These duties, always importaGt and responsible.
sad eometimes delicate, have been indefatigably, homier.
ably, and faithfully diicharged, while a spirit of high.
minded courtesy aid kindliness has eminently characterised
your official conduct and your social DltHCOilfill."
BRITISH REPRESENTATIVES IN ITALY.—Ii is said
that the British Ministers at Florence and Naples are by no
mesas warm in the COIN which the rest body of theta
countrymen have espoused. On the contrary, these per-
sonages are reported to have a deep sent of the mu that
Englishmen commit in sympathising with Italian liberty,
and to have no seraphs in lamenting the delusion to courtly
listeners. A representative who behaves with marked cold-
ness to men of liberal opinions, who avows his approval
of Alienist& domination, and professes not to es-
twangs the notions prevalent among his 01,1
countrymen, is hardly likely to further the consti-
tutional cause in Tuscany, or to induce the Pope to
rule so se to dispense with the French and Austrian occu-
pation. We can well underatand that the more sensible
advisers of such a potentate u the Grand Dote should be
anxious to secure a lease of power even at the expense of
the old system and the old alliance. Not only do the people
loot to England and France, but their rulers, wise in theti
on, do not fail to e that monarchy in Piedmont
se
has gained much by a union with the west. A Tuscan
Minister is therefore aot tii.naturally solicitous to
stand well with the two powers, even at the cost of
some separation from Vienna and some weakening rf the
so-called paternal system of goverament. Such a feeling it
is evidently the duty of a British diplomatist to encourage.
Whet, then, if it be true that Lord Normauby, her Ma-
jesty's representative at Florence, makes no sign, but rather
CVOs it to be understood that he is persenelly in favour of
all that is establiehed, and of the great power under whose
protection the Grand Dukes have hitherto lived? The
French re; eeeee tative is said to be far more rcadr in his
enooaregenseat of any tr. nee of liberalism which may 'p-
pm in the conduct of the Tuscan politicians, and to him is
aeries whatever indepeoduce or Austrian authority has
been lately snows. Bat both at Florence gad Naples the
liberal cause receives, if rumour he c mut, little eounten-
sacs from the mitoisten of Great Bntain.— Tames.

FAILURE IN BRISTOL-1 he suspension of payment
by the firm of Reed and Sadler, wise and spirit merchants
and importers, of this city, was generally spoken of in Mgt
Commercisi-rooms during Teneeday and Friday. The
liabitities are st►ted to be about 18,0001., and we 'Mies. that
a meeting of credit to is to be held on the 17th inst. Kr.
Sadler mu a collector of praperty and income tee, and It lo
understood that the deficiencies on account of hi. collection
leaned 1,6001. The Resentment has iuued a writ of extent
to ascertain the amount of his prsperty.—Bristol Mercury.
Tne European and Australian Mail Company hare
appointed their Southampten agents.
The Duchess d'Orleans and the Count do Paris
wind at Frankfort on the sth.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TM DAY.

EQUITY COURT&
Inns. TUB 115/TiII OF ♦VS MU&

I,I:AND AND •fnORJ V. RICIIARDSON.—TOTTINIAX
•. 0111T-BOAD CHAPIL BLOIAL-O HOUND.— lOW/MIST.
lie Honour gave judgment ?hie sawmills is ibis NM,
'filch wee argued lest week. The case cisme IS IS Medea
foe so Wilmette* to entrails the defendants sod their esester
the mortgagees of the burial (mond attached to Titter
kis nowt-read Chapel, from costinsiag to level the haft
proem tembstoses, and inenuosenta is the mend, sad
from settles sad couvertiss the embolisms Into peel's
potions.
lie chapel was one of Whitfield'o, and t►e plaistift sad
ethers had paid ter Reeves, sad the chapel Iffeetees gatte
then receipts for the prom "is perpetuity." lime roue
ego the grouad real sort/aged to a Mt. TOW. he 4.0001.
tader the Betio! Ant Vs rotted bed bees &mg spied
istormat.. by ',der of the Secretary of Stew, sad ft was
ell.ged dist the loittgaooo we. &facies the pewee, sad
threetestsl N eesyset the lead Otto bandies parposoo.
.1 es gaieties belle the cosy, ea raised by the dellesdsat,
wee ebetber the besoolotan, having deem•ped the hese&
eta tatmot Is Ws ;nowt', astousties somottiog
VOL s year, the wears were to be reatridaM from estafai
the greead, pleaties it, or dotes say ether set.

Hrs Sistosr- " , to fotwes juditant, said that the allegation
el the dodosdants that fuller internists wen pat as end
to by eider 01 the Home-Secretary, seder the 16th and
nth Tie., slap. 85, was eseciasively amwend by sinks
In, Niel pave tower to the Home Socratary to modify
his soder is favour of banal/ to private family vaults. He
woe if opiates that the p'vattff. had Si equitable title is
vaults for whin they bed paid, sad that they were entitled
to as ion tit estory Mammas 'palest further alterations
sad intorforenes with the prams or embolisms mail
the Mal adosdosattoe, ht the nit did not sawn beyond
the bee nets purebred by the plaistdk. lie miemmesded
sa arrows's% widish sight ender samoseemy the
hatbox peseseetios of the suit.

INSOLVRNT DEBTORS COURT.
►nos sox vas ...mrsscis."—is as ssamau

This was as erplisatista by the iseelveat tee M el:-
remota" or b Ild. a week fres bis details, ereditees
towards hie support. He was heard sows tam bask sad
adjudged to ea lesprimeesesam of eight salmi's ommatits, toe
Irsadaleatly sestrestlag a &lot with tiers. Com% the
barmen. He bad made ea &Haack of peony, end Xeres.
Cowell were called es to slow eau* why they doubt sot
imatzabute towards hie morrem
lb. duped opposed tee Mews. Cowell, &ad ensiled
Ma the atsolseat that a tenew-prisoars rimed Drew had
ermated him to auks Use appliestica. The teamed email
oud It was a peat km/debit, a seediton to be pat to
sues ma 'spews. He soateaded that the eadavlt wee
lakessel.

lit Comaisamer Phillip said It Tr singular that Drew
Ina reseeded be the ease period—eierle seethe.
XI. fierped—dad bah foe fraud.
The learned Ceeesiarisar was of °palm that the SA-
davit wee ialanuf, sad desired the &epistles.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

00119 XL MIMI, 11. C.. uuniumnso.
noes nukes kw July sow 'mood this suwolog ot the
Oldknoll, Woointimater. The mouton of plosion fo
sosoodly heavy. then befog ao how thaa Wooly-am
poloosoro for lila

TM Leaned Jodie ha .is shame to the 'mod jar, said
the ealsoder esomiasst a ray tarp number or pleasing
fer toW..nnHaeiag the @same of the year, sal be wee
mule te attribote the isersese to say epeeist mus from
the eater* ef the Whams et ammd, they beta( of the oral-
amy dessriptleo, and than was me ether mime hat, that
lie somber el yrlmmen for trial la this divides bale •
very sodas properties to those at the memo.. kr the other
divides el the Gouty. After some pure] ebsenstioas
the mature and diameter of the Mayes that wall be
homed bakes the mad jury sad cm their duties, he
dismissed them to their room.
• amine of jurymen wise bad Ma teed at the last
sessloos amended to asks explioaelase al the SSW Of
04111 ibis.... In the majority el mess the lass wen
temitted as • promise to mire seat sessiam

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIB DAY.

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BOW-BTRIET.

ereartv 011711 FOLIC' IT • einitammee szavf.wr.
Osage Miller, balsas in the armee of Mr. Cedar, of
72. loath Aadley-street, wee charged with ansalting
*kisses .1•61, 84 F, ander the follow Leg eireametaamis :
The parable stated that on Saterday sight, shoat a
perm pest 11, he was es duty in Tavistoek-etrest,
phis, the wraps preeeediag te take up at
the Lyeern Theme. As the opens was then over
asp of the sureess were allowed to leer the rank
theash they wow permitted is do so as they were salted,
previous to the ekes of the opera. rile prioner was
NI kis mestses ferriage bride the driver, who broke the
risk, opposite Favisseek-coort. Wittier stepped the
hens. sad Mid the essehmas he must fall lets
the task sear. The Meru /limped down, mimed
hiss by the baser of kis rat with sari vkiesse as Is Mar
elms of the Metres, sal said, You roander, what do
yea mesa by stoppieg us f " • atm& 00•1104, la whisk
they IMO seas brag riddes 0,111, by the regular rank.
They get os the bat-pavement, sad the 'arra* west ea.
Piker, then mesh him three elver blows ss the Art,
broke away from kW, sad followed the *wisp. Witsess
west after kW, overtook him at the earner of the street,
mil Irk him la sharp.
Joke Hardie', a weekiag ism, who was paring at the
ems, tonoberated this etstemest
The prisoner allayed that he had broken the teak is
Ifeariettartreet, sad that many otter entraps were aloe
having the risk at the time the sortable stepped him. He
dried that he etas& the polisessaa, but admitted Yet be
parted him sway fern Me base's head.
The eeeekmaw, Wham Pelage, earreberabsd.
Ws. Cedar, being sews at his sows request, Meted that
at the Matra Sardis; had reptersted that plasm threw
the resters es his MA.

lospornor Idionoll-1 understood dim so say wady
thrown kiss on Isis buds."
Mr. HA OW Raking ono eoursonts on Um Mdms
food the primer V., er la Moult terontrous days' fa-
prisosasont.

Mr. C•flagason paylsg timi flab, obsernd that u would
prceetitts Eluding for perjury.

ASSAWLTIMO 111 X POLJCB,
J.. Sataa, a oavage-leeklag MIN.. deeeribad as aa
otesester, was sharper, ia eoejasetiaa with Janina
Dockery. a wawa of ebaadoitad titbits, with the lalleariag

Police-oosstehle Clubs, N 34.5, who wee evideatly la a
nate of seas gurseasl eafferlai, deposed that while
os duty at two *Week that seeralsg, la the
seighboarheed ef Liagekad, lie saw the mistmen
nudity together at the rear of a private has.., sad
as dissuading their balsas there, im was asseilsd with
a et lay of Ore from Zama, who Mead Ida to
ninths, with Mem. He quietly reqesead the primer
to go away without father parley, bet was immured by
Ticket blew arks tb• ow, widish streished him is the
pound. Os riseneriag his feet the primmer reamed the
attack w;th seek impetaesity that he endeavoured to pill
est his trasebeen to diked himself, bat was promoted by
tke 'ease Desitery, Toro gawped his wrkt with both
heads with Estes soatlased butts' Ida sheet the fees,
and 'sally yet sr .f has Awn betwesa his teeth, sod bit
k w the beam After a desperate menus" he was
"pia basked dews by the primmer, end he-
ha he had time to rise, le rushed twe
Wreak Wein us the temple sad sada the lunar jaw,
whiA reatiand Lim assumable. He revived, however, Is
fur ainetse, sad obsarviag the prima" /a the set of es-
satin" seer the not of as ajaistag whew, he lastestly
sweated it Meer WA. aid 'Masi him by the lay, but, la the
wane of the streak that ensued, the Was pa way be-
math theta, sad they were loth preelpitased tow as Inte-
rim of the bwildlag. Sim primers was temporally stunned
by the fall, whisk effsged witness sa oppertaaity Megrim
his rattle for aminues, sad two ether 1111•11 ables hulay
speedily urived, his realest was at length enured, toge-
lama idsther with tne weasels, who bed lapsed la the reed Is es.
his.

no prisons r Baas was nasalise! by the gaoler as a awl

dowries eliersehr, who had hiss ronviated oe fewer this
flee times far brutal sets of videos, to the *lse, as Ise
of which committee be was smut to the asedoes, sad nu-
loneed to a lesgthemied imprisonment. It was alto Ind-
stated that slice his arrival in court the primer had
uttered the soh easseiaary thresh aghast t►e °Seers,
which he wound up with the &toleration that "The seat
time be case it should be for murder."

Pries/tee (doggedly)—Well, what has that got to do with
it, and why do they badger me about ? I should be quiet
...ugh if they'd only let ate alone. _ .

_ .
Xi. Irgyamitut said that a more realms sad obdurate
ream \rarer bees brought before him, sad as he woe
seta ,Mad with adequate p rem to deal summarily with
ark •ON of:atrocious violets's. We salmon ,salty for
whist • sortable being limited soder the est to •
math% Issoreoserat, he had no hesitatios in sommittlag
the preen for trial ; bet with regard to the weer,
who had evidently acted under bis pander= islisemee,
he Amid ad., bur to be dieehargrd.

SOUTHWARK.
A AAAAA 0117).

Robert Coy, a tan, luploaktar wu brosabt op
by Cludbaad, 216 21, abused with cosawattati a Mihaly
assault on Mary Asa Mtwara.

Tb. girl siditluit she bid maintained ktin for soma tins
by bar prottitutioe, sad lb. assault was osmaload by her
isability to supply him with mosey. H. bad bias& Ear
brutally in tbs mosamb. _ _

Mr. bombs told her that la conduct area ars faellal, l
aalatalana a lay hollow like the Wawa ; obi alma
haw left Ma long 'so. Tare easl4l be so dealt that Its
was a Magmata, *madly fallow, and la Nana be son.
slued to Qs Boon of Cortootio• for tbroo ratio, with
laid labour.
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THANE&
=I LAW OP WATIIIIOIT.

This day a 'middle-sped feeds of reepestable apprarame,
applied to Mfr. Yardley fee lie aceotasee aad advice soder
die felleestai It1rOSMIlt&a0110 :
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ststsitliss ►er bushasd ►ad bees 'besot trot• bar
twenty-was yam, sod that about tha latter pin of last year
Ito a'u'to taw bows whore olto ass bytes. She ►as Gam
property of boo cow, sad slut Is afraid that ha Woad' to
data possaies of it.
Mr. Yardley said ha was afraid ha could sot interfere.
°beanies that, la law, what belongs to the wife below to
the hualtaatt. The Clean of Chmotry was the peeper ooart
to apply to. Whore was her bestowed ?

Aiplisest—Re is la primes, Ir. He was mat In peters
ter eaves maths, sad will sem eat ea dui 12th of August
Mr. Yardlsy—Where wee he daring the twenty-me
pear• ?

Applissat—Ho took it lab) kis bud Ito go to dries
above tfreatroas years ago, sad seas bads last year. He
the sailed upon us, sad I Seek Wm sat of esupeseloa, as
he was la distressed eirsamatastar. It is very bud ce
me, as. Blass be has bees away I hiss supported his fur
eltlidroa, sad bass kept myself sad thou impassable,.
Iferellsy—Well, I will take eau that you shall not
be molests& Yea had Utter plus your property is some
safe keeping. If be name you, apply to sae.
The appllesat thanked the magistrate, sad loft ties
eoart.