The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-14 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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(IT ILICTRIC TILLIOZAPI.)
LIVERPOOL MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLOOK.
The railway share market to-day is quieter; and
notwithstanding the reduction in the Bank
rate of discount, a few descriptions, in-
cluding Midland, London and North Western,
Lancashire and Yorkshire, Berwick, and East-
ern Counties stocks are quoted about / per
cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Lon-
don and North Western stook is now quoted
961 tog, Great Western, 69 to 1; Midland, 1041 to
1961; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 971; Cale-
donian, 841 to 86; South Eastern, 221 to I per
share; North British, 68 to 1; and Berwick, tHI to
931.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are slightly
weaker, the old issue being quoted 21 to 3 pram., and
the New, 21 to 21 prem. Other foreign as well as
colonial lines are comparatively quiet.

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LIVERPOOL CUP. Two wiles.
Wee'iler, Hydroneel, Royal Sovereign, Aneftnt
Defender, Newcastle, Paul, Bankrupt, Uralian, and Denial
are here.
PA I D FORD SIT:IMMO.=
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Jordan, Lowness, Homo, Ilse& Big
BEPTON WELTER CUP. One roils and a quarter.
Paul, Oat, Ancient Beitcw, Mrs Stowe, and Lifeboat
are here.

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The Times correspaident at Tann, writing on the
11th Mat., says:—" The formation of the Hampden Le-
glen peewee prosperossly. It comprises a good may Roa-
mers of which race Austria has several millions of subjects.
TM legion sow amuses to about 6,000 men."
WISTRINSTER-BRIDOE.—A bill of the Board of
Works, promoted by Meters. Laing sad Fitzroy, Forks
for the acqulatios of additionel specie for the western ay-
proech to the bridge of Westminster. The property to be ;
Seen with Melaka homes and shop, in Parliamist-erect, 1
Brie-terest, and New Palmmyard. In Parliameat-street
pert;Of Feeder' Hotel and a draper's shop, occupied by a I
Mr. Mile!, will be takes for the purees. of the set. le
Tile NATIONAL OALLERV.—The following is an 0.
effidal aecoaat of the pictures purchased since the 31et of 2
Mae* 1666 portrait of Jeanne d' Archel, by Mead m
Metro, wee, with the @sweat of the mom., and of the Le
Tosser), pardoned few Mr. C. 3. Nieuwenhoys In June,
DIM. At ame .ieffift et the trustees on the 19 h of July.
1666, Br C. E. leMleffie submitted a fig of various pictures
ester Cestlesat, Wier shady Mows to him, or which it
ratdadeaMe le Impart. He proposed to proceed to
asat es the pmersiontkestaading that the avail-
abie Gala might be ampiseed in the parches of pictures
which he might twee Mer segible. The proposal was app-
by thermals at the some meeting, and eubirequew ly
Ecrldf mem has; dellmilfetb July, 1868. The following pie.
tens tome prehnied se the Catboat accordingly —A half-
length pereemit of a Breda° emblems, by Moretti); • small
Si. Tardy by Ftlippeo Lippi ; a picture of 81. 11.6
Domlmiak embed is Marco Zoppo ; the upper portion of
emsee, remmentisg a Pieti; the "Deed Christ,"
with other figures, by Marco Palretztano ; • best portrait of
a lady, by le Meta telotti; "The *edema adoring the
amine Child," by Karoo Braid; "The Meknes sad
Child," by Cam da Coneglieso; " A Piste." by Cork CA-
M& Sr Charles Eastlake observes Net camas=
alone, bat single pictures of modems and verity,
can be °Maned only et a cos/durable outlay. Al-
though the actual expediter* daring the pest yenE
has been comparatively small, large *Aare have
teen made, es yet in ads, for certain peewee; and Is
order that there should be sulkiest meta for taking selves.
tags of opportunities which may sometlesee =expectedly
mire, it is sot desirable, whatever may be the balance now
or for am yeas to come, to diminish the annual grant. In
rev-Weimer the acquisitions made of late years, it will appear
that the deficiency which hod previously meted of specimens t
of early Italian roasters—a deficiency pointed out by the
committee of the Home of Commons In 1863—has been in a el
great degree supplied. The rib:Wien of specimen., whether
of the Italian or Northern wheel*, of the great masters it.
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and of the maturer periods of art, will be at once mom el;
difficult and more corny; and the, is another reason for If
not reducieg the means at the Cep- sal of the true•ees."
A picture of a blind max led by a girl, painted by J. L. r
Dictums, bequeathed by lies J. Clarke, was placed in the
gallery Is March list, sad earalmr, given by the late Mr.
J. Kenyon, celled " Gersiffies" (a italf.length figure), by
W. Waal, A.E.A., is to be plated or hung up at the South
Kensington Mumma. As sexes the new galleries at Beath
Kindagtos arecompleted it is Weeded to place In the larger
of those mikados perks of the pictures now in Traders
square, as • tesemerary emagemeat, till the alteratims pro-
posed to be made la the preeent Hairnet Gallery, an the ris
morel of the Ko3 al Amikm, ma be awned oat. Fly diu mars
it is hoped that 'efficient epees will be pitied to Mag the
pictures is Trafalgar-square without undue mow;
although It may sot be portable, under the circumstances,
to arrange them quite systematically with regard to schools.
Foos teen pictures were protected with glees in the year 1838,
making a total number of 64 in Trafalgar-square. Four
pictures were varnished during the ear; 653,766 persona
'sited Trafelger squarelest year, and 238,377 the pictures
in Marlborough House, now removed to Kensington. The
highed price gives for a picture last yew. we. 6411. to. •
ll.roo 'Moab (Florence), and 637/. for a Marto Palmeri mo
(Noma). TM lowest was MI. for an Antonij Moro, bought
In Leaden.
PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS. Another
public dmddag fountain in the metropolis has been opened a
within the lest few day. at the church of St. Leone the
Martyr, Southwark. This fountain doe, got make such pro. ilk
tendon to architectural display as that at Sr. Sepulchre's, Me
Newest*, but it is a neat hondeome structure nevertheless. Le
The tablet and basin are formed of polished granite of a dark tK
red came, gad the water flows from the month of a good et
Mouse mask la high relief. The tablet, which is of an We- Ile
ruler bat teetotal ostlers, Me a bronze border. upon which "
is Maas' Is mimed letters, "TM gift of J. A. Posh and
Wm. Hear." TM emery d lellegbee here decided, In con-
. jusetios with the Public Drinking Fountain Awociaticer, on
erecting five kuntains in their parish, and the Teary of V
Camberwell hare determined, in conjunction with the
rantsam-
dodos erect me Icathwith at Camberwell-green, and it
three prepared for Peckham, Peckheasrys end the je
Old Kestereed, age seder the consideratim of 'the con- $
mittens.
• CRICERT.—EPOLAND V. SIXTEEN OF THE UNI-
se
VIIISITT OF OI7ORD.—This match was concluded yesterday
in few of England by one Inning, and 66 rues.
THE Tweleelli OF JOLT.—The Northers Whig
of rm.:jerk Nye " to this morning the tows may he
satisfactorily tranquil. We meat not hallos,
, till we are out of the wood. A remarkably e.
min " twelfth " has sometimes been succeeded by•
wirsolly thirteenth or fourteenth, and a protracted storm.
Thal the perilows smerersery may pus over I:*pearre sad
=must to the sincere wish of every eight-minded
sad to that end all the welbdiap do every-
=hat may be In their power ; but the wheelie, are
es tie alert, sad stem to bays tabor comprehensive
Imsmeritle to wpm= any notoue tendencies that may arise."
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WOICESTIR AND HENEFORD RAILWAY.—
TIM lime is belag peeked forward with the Mewls vigour 1
under ffiedkeeties d Mr. Richards, the cocepasy's realest •
eeeme, lei new eat, awaits the arrival of some points, t
wh7tßem king made at Derby,
_O3 reader it complete for
wig Wigwag Wigwag and Malvern. The government Le
laspgior will Weil the Nee guess next week, and It w ill be 2
maw& a mar es em best prongs adeelated, en Maids,
tith WM— fremesterallim Care psis.
DORSET CENTRAL BAILWAT.—The works of this
Bono between Olastenbtuy mad Bine" to omega Poole tam-
bour with Burnham, have been commemeed, earl re
I
pushed for ward with rapidity. It is also Weeded to
with the extensten of the East Somerset Hallway trust asp-
tea Mallet to Welke forthwith.
TRAMWAYS IN IRELAND.—A bill of Blr R. A.
FergusonOriente, Colonel Oente, and Mr. French, proposeinternal commiseration in Ireland by Minn et
lemeeedo. Aooodher te he provielons persons may beams
peenerters of a tramway eepriby, sad ma ooatsWom the
giesserm embal, mei when half the cost shall bare been
agoingil eAlip her have to construct melts accord-
ing he pigs, 9e. Tramways are to be hid as the
Mel of soy roads GNI streets that may be wed, seri so se to
ebbe* an little se poedble the erdinery traffic. The
peseelem emu ludo, , for pretimisery server,
nebbineed amempaeatkes for any injury. Meer wits, bow%
ere peeleeted. Where ore- half of estimated eget
igasigegd, pongore may memorialise greed juries, spiv
=the hauled works, lands required, ie., sad the
ammo of works.
MABSeCite OF EUROPEANS IN THE DUTCH SET-
TIANgsge tie Bol3tlo.—A cormapondest at Bemis hes
forwarded to Messrs James Finlay and Co., of Glasgow,
the following We ham the greatest regret
Is inforwieg you that we bare, by the arr.val of the Dutch
government steamer Arejecee, from Banjesocaming, on the
210 Mae, received the most di.astrons tidings regarding the
coal mine estaelishoont of Kalongair, which has, by some
accounts, been entirely, by oilers only partly, destroyed by
en insurrection among the native aubjecta of the Saban
Banjertmeeter ; but, saddest of all the whole of the
Hareem flpplOyelt have been brutally murdered, without
leafier one to tell the tale. The tragely was matted on
the 18th of the mouth, sod attended with horrors
net esoteded by snrhing which occurred even at
Caerapore. The particulars you will find deerrihed in a
circular eddriseed to the ihueboldem by the directors of the
company. Recipe:eon:mete of troops are being gent in all
Mete from the and Bammeng. with three or four steamers,
which will no doubt be milkiest to restore pesos and order
In the country, and we tenet may arrive in time to lelne the
Timeline Europese at Emjerreassing and neighbousbood.
TM came of the inenrreetios proceeds is no way
kern debit. to the mime, where the greatest peace
and eonteutmest have always preen-I d, but to
keg. broodieg disePection of the nativcs of Banjo,-
maseieg to their new sultan, who had been manoteined on
his *brace misty by the protection of our government,
contrary to the will of the people, aed as it would appear,
is diverge/id el the legitimate right ot mooresiou of another
prince. named Ilidayal, wh r was at the NMI time the
favourite of tem people. This disaffecitioo among the people,
excited te remit end murder by some Mob imolai prima
lately velunmel frets Maces, le supposed to have bees the
antes which les led to the 'eeriece of el many precinus
already seneuatisg, go far as known, to 60 or 61
in number. Amuse deem four German mierionsries, three
of their aim, gad 19 children are rated to have fallen
vivaria to the Lein of the assaraine.
The first gale of the seamen of Cotswold mem
took place at Barton-mill, Cireoceater, a few days ego.
roar f ear sheep were sold, and one was let. The gross pew
dem of the sale we 4001. Ile. 61., showily' an menp el
W. 113 e. sad • freedom

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THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1859.

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MONEY MARKET —ISIS DA T. 1 from the Thames to dasemaion, and 143 tone of army
I salt meat to Malta; aim stone to Algae. Bay, BUS
London, Gibraltar, Trimemaise, Cape Town, ma
(Ameba°.

Wianizenmr EVIINtItG.

At Amsterdam the Austrian Five per Cent.
Metallic, which closed yesterday at 681, being 3 per
cent. higher than on Monday, reached to-dav 621,
and closed at 601 to 61, being about 4 per cent.
higher than yesterday. Extreme buoyancy prevails
in all the other continental markets. Austrian
securities, in which the depreciation wan most ruin-
ous, exhibit the principal rebound.
Consols, which armed yesterday at 96, " buyers,"
opened nominally this morning at 96f to 1, and
were
first bought at 961, for the acooant. A gradual
fall to 951 ensued, and the closing quotation was
951 to 98 both for money and the 9th of August.
The official business report is an follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1.1, 951, 961; ditto,
for account (9th August), 961, 96, 961, 951; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 961,1, 1,1, 96; New Three
pee Cents., 961, 1,1, 1,1, 1,1; Thirty Years
Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 18 ; Bank Stock,
1222 ; India Stock, 218 ; Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, leaned in 1858, 951, 961; the scrip of
1 the New Loan, 95/, 96.
A rise of 2i. took place in Exchequer Bills, which
closed at 28J. to 29e. prem. India Bonds were
firmer, at 7s. to 2a. dim.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan has advanced to
96 to I, or par is f prem., and the Four per Cent. '
Debentures of last year to 951 to 1.
In the foreign stock market an unusual degree of
buoyancy was shown. Business was extraordinarily
active, and prices in nearly every instance were
quoted higher. The rise in Turkish stocks amounted
to 3 per cent., the Old Loan closisg at 84 to 85, and
the New at 72 to 73. Mexican Bonds closed at 19 to
Sardinian, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish,
re
Peru-
a•
las,l and Yeneraelan Bonds, amongst others, we
I actively inquired for. The extent of the rise may be
gathered from the subjoined official list of the day's
sales.
In the Stock Exchange there are buyers of the
next dividend on Lombardo-Venetian Railway
'-,nal shares at 7s. 6d. per share.

NINBB.-THIB DAY.

Two o'CLoon.
A large amount of business has again been done
this morning in British mining stooks, principally in
dividend-paying descriptions. Prices are firm. Shares
in West Beton, Wheal Seton, Wheal Margaret,
But Wheal Russell, Providence Mines, Alfred
Consols, and West Caradon, amongst others, have
met with attention.
Foreign and colonial mining securities are steady,
with little business.
The prospectus of the Cilcen-hall Mining Com-
pany (Limited) is issued, with a capital of 30,0001..
in shares of a each, on which the deposit is fixed
at 21. 10s. per share. The object of this company
is to work several mines situated in the parishes of
Balkyn, Northop, and Cdoen, in Flintshire. The
setts comprise 778 acres, under leases for 21 years,
at royalties varying from 1-12th to 1-20th. The
Rendre vein traverses the sett from east to west, and
was worked from 1837 to 1860 by a private company
of gentlemen resident in the neighbourhood, who,
with a paid-up capital of 9,8001., raised 27,623 tons
of lead ore, and divided a profit of 119,0001., the
average price of ore having been 101. lie. 8
d.
per ton, and the average royalty 1-10th.
Two other veins are described as especially
promising, and it is contended that the whole
undertaking present' a very fair field for mining
enterprise. For the lessee, plant, buildings, &c.,
6,0001 in shares is to be given. Unless the sub-
scriptions reach 15,0001., the deposits are to be re-
turned. The names attached to the prospectus are
respectable.