The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6. 1858.

By Mr. Shaw—Nalthir of the girls were la liquor. It was
a very wet night.
By Mr. Lewie—l suppose the reads for taking the Han-
na ado was (bat they were riled to pt the first that came
it Wag emelt a wet night.
Cleyhea, batman at the Se•ser Hotel, Loudon-
kelp, award died, 'bunt bl'f-ped ten, a cob pulled cep at
the Waft The yaw r.• rie In, sad paid for two glasses
duelwhich de teok 11 the door.
Cresseeareized—l bedew I some one asked me at the bar
wiled was the we, He Anchor-road, Bermondsey. I
awn knew the Ane'tor-road. Bermondsey. I thick I re-
weaker sass ewe "sting, "Then the young women met
thew me the way." There we. no girl with bins in the holm.
I did set leek Ines 1.4 cab.
Alfred Wryngham, Ltudlord of the Gregorian Arms,
James-street, Bermondsey, deposed that the primmer came to
him house with a Honor= nab, about half-past nine or ten. The
prisoner told roe he had got a woman in his cab
very drunk, and that he had taken her up in Holborn
or Oxford-street (seltzers could not remember which he said).
He said that she was sober when she got into the cab, and
that she directed him to take her to Spa-road Church.
He asked my advice about the matter. He said
..Whet would you do, poresner r' saying it wee a
d— floe job, or some such expression. I advised him to
take her back where he brought her from, as near as he could
tell, and if she did not recover bee consciousness, to take her
to the nearest police-station. He said, how was he to get
hie fare ? I told him if he summoned her for the fare I
would speak for him.
(The examination was proceeding when our report Wt.)
MARLBORO UG H- ST REET.
SYKTIM•TIC 10/11111111f OF 11,101(9.
Soph,a Jones, about the middle height, was charged with
stealing four books from various tradesmen in Oxford-street.
There were three or four charges spinet the prisoner, but
et Iszice
en of them were taken.
Morgan, ahopman to Masers. White and Son, of
337, Oxford-street, booksellers, said that on the
previous
evening the prisoner mud in and offered two books
Bale,
The books produced were the same. Suspecting as they bore
shop label, she had not come honestly by them, he refused le
parched them, and she was leaving the shop when he observed
her take up a book from outside and put It under her 'WM
along with the others. He followed her and took the books
Prom bar. When charged with stealing them she maid she
had brought In the two books to exchange for the other.
James Worth, shopmen to Mr. James Riley, bookseller,
Nl, Oxford.stred, said the book produced was the property
ad his employer, and he could identify it by a private meek.
He saw it sail outside itt the melting of yesterday, sad it
had tertaiialy not been sold.
Prisoner said she had been drinking, and did not know
what she was doing
Mr. Beaded seed It wee a wholesale cue of dealing. She
Lad visited several ahoy*, from each of which she had taken
a book.

The having having expreseed a wish that it should be
=Wed by the meeletrese, WM committed fie three months.

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.
In the railway shun market to-day the principal
feature is a rise of par cent. in Great Western
stock, following upon the announcement impacting
the dividend given in another column. London and
North Western and York and North Midland et, eke
have given way, whilst Berwick and Great Martha a
show increased firmners. Caledonian is also in good
request at the late advance. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 921 to I ;
Great Wratern, 491 to 60; Midland, 95 to
; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 to ; Lon-
don and South Western, 96 tot; Great Northern,
231 to 261 per share; end Eastern Counties, 12
7-16 to 9.16.
Beat Indian Railway stack is fairly supported, at
yesterday's improvement. The French lines are
firm, and other foreign descriptions steady.

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MONEY ..WA i .82-TBIB LAY.

Two o'CLooc.

The funds remain well supported. Prices ars
now quoted the same u at 4 o'clock yesterday.
Business in the other markets is quiet, but the
general tendency continues satisfactory.
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Consols for the 7th September were first marked
961, and are now quoted 981 to 1. For money the
present quotation is 961 to f. The Three
per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to
971 ; the New Three per Cents, at 981 to 971;
Bank Stock, at 2251 to 227 ; India Stock, at 218
to 220 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures,
at 981, being rather lower ; India Bonds, at 16s
prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 335. to 30s.
prem. ; do., June, at 21s. to 265. prem.
Foreign stocks are steady. Turkish Six per Cents.
are quoted 97 to 1. Turkish Guaranteed Font per
Cents., as well as Spanish and Portuguese Bonds, con-
tinue in demand. Mexican Bonds are quoted 21/
to 1, them being marked 211. The scrip of the New
Brazilian Loan is marked prem. Sales are
recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta,
1021 ; ditto Fos*-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868,
prem.; Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents., 136 k, 88,
861 (exch. 12 6.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates,
1011; Mexican Three per Cents., 211 ; ditto for
account, 211, 91}; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1863, for account, 461; Basilan Four-and-z-
Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish Three per
Cents., for account, 43/, 44; the Committee's
Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 51; Turkish
Six per Cents., for account (Aug. 13), 971, 971; ditto
Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041, ex
div.

At Paris today (Friday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes
opened at 881 r. ode, for the account, showing no
movement compared with the last price of yes-
terday.
The shares in the Atlantic Telegraph Company
are steady to-day, at 880 to 920.

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In the discount market yesterday there was again a
good demand for money, the current rate for good
bills being 21. per cent., with occasional transaotions
a fraction lower. At the Bank there were scarcely
any applications.

About 5,0001. in Bunke gold coin was yesterday
sent into the Bank.

The 72,8621., in Australian gold brought to Baez
by the steamer Anstralsaian will probably arrive at
Southampton about the 14th inst. on board the
Cambria, which will also bring the heavy portion of
the mails. The light portion will be distributed
in London on Monday or Tuesday next. The ad-
vices by the Anatraleanui mention the sailing of the
following gold ships from Melbourne for London,
viz. :—Un the 20th May, the Hougoumont (now out
78 days), with 33,600 ounces, worth 134,0001.; on the
22nd May, the Essex (out 76 days), with '64,000
onnoes, worth 266,0001. ; and on the 10th of June,
the Avon (out 67 days) with 107,000 ounces, worth
428,0001. In addition, the Eagle has been 81 days at
sea, with 103,8001. Including the sum coming by
the Cambria, about 904,6001. in Australian gold is
known to be actually on the way to England.
The steamer Emen, with the London mail for
Australia of April, arrived at Sydney on the 11th
of Jane.

If any silver is despatched for Bombay by the
steamer Ripon, which will sail on the 10th inst., the
amount will be very trifling.
The specie and bullion by the Parana will be
delivered to-day, but the 126,0001. in gold hair
already been purchased for exportation to the Conti-
nent. The 82,822/. in gold by the Avon came to
hand yesterday, but has yet to be disposed of.
The forthcoming dividend of the Great Northern
Railway Company is officially announced at the rate
of 31 per cent. per annum on the original stock, and
81. is. 6d. on the B stock, towards the 6 pet cent.
for the year.
It was also officially notified that the dividend on
Bristol and Exeter Railway stook will be at the
rate of 5 per cent. per annum, against the same rate
at the corresponding period of last year; and that
lon South Devon Railway stock at the rate of 1 per
cent. per annum, against 11. 12a. 2ld. per cent. per
annum lest year.
We understand that the Cape Town Railway and
Dock Company have at length concluded their ar-
rangements with the colonial government, and have
obtained a guarantee of 6 per oent. for fifty years.
Interest at this rate will also, we are informed, be
paid upon the company's capital during the progress
of the works. The 201. shares, upon which 24. has
been paid, were quoted to-day I to'i prem.
The advice. from Buenos Ayres by the present
packet are regarded with satisfaction by the bond-
holders. In addition to the usual monthly remit-
tance, upon the scale required to pay the full rate of
dividend on the bonds, the Deferred Bonds have
been received, and will of cause be issued in ex-
change for the certificates now in circulation. The,
advice. received from the beet informed persons are
unanimous in describing the policy of the govern-
ment as most pacific. Not the slightest doubt ie
expressed that the dividend remittances will be for-
warded with strict punctuality. No importance
attaches to a loan of about 80,0001., which the
government have just obtained from the bank, since
arrangements of this kind are usual pending the
results of the government land sales.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return pre-
sents this week an increase of 1624 ; the North
&atom a decrease of 1,0251. (compared with the
" actual" receipts for the corresponding week of
last year); the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease
of 1,197 k ; the East Lancashire, a decrease of 3091 ;
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a de-
crease of 701!. ; the Midland, a decrease of 136!. ;
and the South Eastern, a decrease of 1161.
Subscriptions are invited in London for an addi-
tional issue of City of Toronto Six per Cent. Bonds
to the amount of 60,0604 The money is wanted
for the construction of sewers and other public
works. The large sinking fund of 6 per cent per
annum is provided. The interest and principal will
be payable in London. It is stated that the present
debt of the corporation does not excised 400,000 k
The position of the market for American securi-
ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Soo, and Co.:

The markat for Marken smaritass madames withost
animation and priors without asap.
The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is as
follows :

We have to note darhw the put week • comb improved
demand for American taileoad secarlties, which, from the
shortness of the supply, has nand a higher reap of=
' to role. The effect prodased by the miles on
shares seems to be passing away ; nnesmons buyers have
appeared, who take a hopeful view 8, the fmare of this
,ompany. Their purchases have °atria op the price to 19
discount, dogleg, however, 21k to 201. Cvog4lll soot Bonds
are Arm, at 82 to 83. New York Central shares and bonds
contras. in request, and 14 Miebfgan Central bonds of all
kinds there is an active tawdry from parties who ere minions
to mecum the scorning coupon.

TAcuDAT

Considerable buoyancy prevailed to-day in the
stock markets. The monthly settlement "in Consols
having now been completed, operators for the rise
evince more confidence, and en advance of about I
per cent. has been established. News that a great
quantity of Australian gold is on the way to this
country, and an advance on the Paris Bourse, con-
tributed to stimulate the improvement. The real
basis of the upward movement in this, as well as in
the miser departments of the Stock Exchange, rests,
however, with the fact that the public are steady in-
vestors at a time when the floating supply
of meet descriptions of stock Is minty,
and when bond fide holden bays little inducement
to sell. The approaching issue of 3) millions of new
-debentures by the East India Company consequently
has little or no eff.ct. English and Indian railway
shares were in especial demand, with a strong up-
ward tendency, and all the markets closed with
firmness, at the best point of the day.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 3 *P.
the 7th Septembers opened this morning at 98} I.
3-16, and gradually advanced, being quoted at
4 o'clock 961-16 to 1. The price for money, which
opened at 98, was quoted at the same hour 961 to 1.
After the recognised hours, the price was better,
viz., 961, "buyers," for September. The official
business report is es follows:—Three per Cent.
Coppola, for money, 96, 951, 961, 961, 961 t ditto,
for account (7th September), 961, 961; Mrs* Per
Cents. Redneed, 961, 961, 97 ; New Three per Cents.,
?6lnilnB:BlsliniB;ll,llllBBo,n9;ii.l,aplTrFlehru.rdy; ditto, Thirty
CeTnhanAtir:Deyn.au.YilibeteielLarent'urespe,exrpALrp9ingr9;inl,t.
Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869,
1001, 1003.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were steady,
being marked 99.
Exchequer Bills declined Is. to 25.., the Marsh
bills being quoted 335. to 365, prem., and the June
225. to 25e. prem.
Foreign stocks remain firm. Turkish Six per Cents.
were last quoted 97 to f, and the Guaranteed Four
per Cents., 1031 to 1041 ex div. Vent rule° stock
continues in request, and the Active Bonds were
marked as high as 411. Peruvian Uribarren Bonds
also continue in demand. Mexican Bonds closed at
211 to 1, after being premed for sale as low as 21.
The Spanish Coupon-certificates have advanced to
51 to 1. The Passive Bonds are nominally quoted
91, but are very scarce.
The market for bank shares remains firm, and in
numerous instances the tendency of prices was to-
day upwards. London and County Bank shares ex-
perienced a rise of about 11., owing to the satisfactory
statements made at the meeting this day. Colonial
Bank, City Bank, and Union Bank of London shares
were all in request, at a decided improvement. Those
of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were
likewise inquired for. Canada Land shares have
advanced 21. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph
also exhibit an improvement, owing to the success of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company. Van Diemen's
L and shares were inquired for.
A fresh rise of per cent. took place to-day in
New Brunswick Government Bonds.
The share' in the Red Sea and India Telegraph
Company were last quoted this afternoon 11.16 to
13.16 prem.
The scrip of the Great Southern of India Railway
Company was firm to-day at 3 to 5.16 prem.

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