The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, ISO.

the balance-sheet of the London Joist-Stook Bank is
decidedly the legit ertietootory of dry. Pluming
their practice of giving es little information sa pos-
sible, the managers semi that they hold 1,3E17,0381.
is " lizatbsquir Bills, India Boods and Debentures,

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE ALLEGED REPUBLICAN

IN PARMA.

" owl Govenewat Stash r bat when we look farther,
with a view to asserts& what &want of cash they
have likewise available to asset the 9,722,212 L of

Count Livati, the Mayor of Parma, who is now in
Paris on a mission to the Emperor, hem addressed the
following letter to the Petrie :
0 Certain journals have spoken of a republican
movement as having broken out in the city of Puna.
You all authorised to give the most positive Gonne,
diction to this piece of few news. It would be way
to trace this malicious statement to its source t we
need oaly inquire who are they whose interests are
hostile to those of the duchy. Iu the name of the
city of Parma, of which I have the honour to be
mayor, I request you to declare that the most perfect
order has not for a single instant ceased to prevail
both in the town and the duchy. The people are too
well aware of the importance of a regular and legiti-

rs' balances and deposits, we us left to

gather such information awe may from this por-
tentous antry—" By cash, loans, bills discounted,
" and other securities, 9,188,4464" The practice of
the London Joint-Stock Bank in this respect is dis-
countenanced by that of every other establishment.
The London and Westminster Bank, against

11,696,4361. of deposits, &c., show 1,978,8671. in
Government stack, Exchequer Bills, and India
"Bends," and 895,2371. " ouh in hand," nuking
together 2,874,1041., or equal to 25 per cent. of
their liabilities to the public. The Union Bank
show "caah in the Book, at the Bank of England,
"sad at call, 1,711,7451. ;" also " Government
" Stock _ _

mate manifestation of their wishes to quit
the path of legality for one moment.
Unanimously resolved as they are to re. 1
sist by every means—even by force, if neosseary
—any and every idea or attempt to restore the old
dynasty, they are organising actively, and their
votes will on this very day prove to Europe that
their one and only desire, conformably to their moral
and material interests, is to be definitively united to
Piedmont under the constitutional sceptre of the
Hoagie of Savoy.
" Receive, Monsieur le Redacteur, the ammoe
of my distinguished consideration.
COONS PHILIPPE LINATI, Mark` Of PIMA.

Fachequer Bills, and City Bonds,
" 717,0001." (besides the amount of the guarantee
had), making together 2,428,7451., or equal likewise
to 23 per cont. of their deposits. The Bank of Lom
der have, in " Government securities, India Deb's-

" tans and cum in hand and at call," a sum equal to
31 per cent. of their liabilities, and the Commercial
a sum equal to 27 Der cent. In the cue of the City
Bank, the amount held in " Exchequer Bills, India
" Saida, cash in hand, at Bank of England, and at
" call," is equal to only 18 or 19 per cent. of the de-
posit. and current balances. The inference is that
the managers consider themselves warranted in re-
tabling in hand a relatively smaller cull reserve
than that held by either of the other Banks. Thal
Leadea and County Bank, however, occupy by far
the strongest position, and inns the most detailed
and most satisfactory balance.shset. They show
" By cash on hand, at head office and branches,
" 660,9261. ; cash placed at call and at notice,
"329,8371.; investments in Government and gala-
" ranteed stocks, 482,9461.; ditto in other stocks
" and securities, 118,0361." These sums maks an
aggregate of 1,961,7461., being equal to no lees than
fiffty.tien per cent. of their liabilities.

a Park, August 14."
The provisional governor of Parma hu decreed a
voluntary loan of 2,400,000 fr. at 6 per cent., to be
called the Parma, lout of 1869.

LOMBARDY.

MILAN, MONDAY, Avourr 11.

To-day a cbyminer was given by the King to
Marshal Valliant and 100 superior officers of the
French army at the Royal Pekoe. His Majesty
proposed the health of his Imperial Majesty Napo-
leon 111., Prince Carignan that of the Empress and
the Imperial Prince, General de la Marmora that of
the French army, and Marshal Valiant proposed
the health of the King of Sardinia, concluding his
speech with these words
"To the chief of this fine and powerful army, the
standards of which were united on the Black Sea
and on the plains of the Po with the French eagle,
and which on every occasion showed itself as a noble
rival of our army. To the heroic king, who holds
the ancient and noble sword of the horse of Savoy,
who made it shine with great lustre in the sua at
Palestro and Sol ferino."
To-day a solemn Ifte was celebrated in honour of
Napoleon. In the morning a Ts Drum was Un-
formed in the cathedral in the presence of the
King, Marshal Valliant, and other officers, the
magistrates, and the national guard in grand
After dinner a grand spectacle took place in the
arena, the expenses of which were defrayed by the
municipality and the receipts destined for the
wounded.

gOt Court.

OSBORN", atooorr IS.

The Queen paned Friday night on board the
Rood Yew, at eashat la the Yampa& Rai* tad m-
ended as &totem amain am k lafilkaos, Jamey, whooshes,
Moteeiy, the Priam Cermet, sod the Royal Fatally, Mewled
by the t eel Otailemea la Walling, leaded at hell.
pet 11 eel**. sad bet wogs Inane as deter pre-
slated by the Bailiff.
Sir G. Cantewall Lew* Solvelary ol State tar the Home
Detertattat, leaded with het Meltety.
rite Ora sod Royal party them drove through the lowa
to the Victoria College.

la the animas Irre Itaisety again landed at St. Atabya's
Bay. sad drov• mew dm imbed to the break water at St
Casa/ma's, adorable Majesty re-anbatkad and returned to
the Royal lisehi, wlidoh was aschored off Mont Orgessil.
In tha sprodas Calais Canalag, of her Majoety's ship
issanaki, W lMbe.aar el balsa iavitsl to dime,.
_ _

Os *mew waft I. Bayal Y.cbt promatod to St.
Plea, Clowoori.

Divine nova; porlanned oa board.
Is the afternoon law Majesty, tM Prince Consort, and the
Royal Yawn, leaded, sad drove to the Litroteaent-Govereof e
Row (Major-Oenerel Blade), and to the Fort, and in the
~tag km Majesty hawitig re-embarked, the Royal Yacht
remeded to Alderney, end left again at an early hour this
morning far °whims, where her Majesty and the Royal
Family landed at 10 o'clock, a.m.
Sr 4 0. Cormwall Lewis, who Ma been in attendance as

The King, Prince Carignan, Marshal Valliant, and
*bent 40,000 people were present. The name of
Napoleon was received everywhere with rioclsma-
dons.

SARDINIA.

THE FETE OF NAPOLEON AT TURIN.-
GENERAL GARIBALDI AT LEGHORN.
TURIN, MONDAY, ACGCBT 15.

Soastary GI Otte, rattunitd to London in the aftornoon.

Last night and this morning the fete of the Em-
peror was announced by discharges of artillery. In
the morning a review of the French troops took
place. At 9 o'clock the Te Dem was performed in
the church, which was richly decorated. There were
prevent the ministers, members of parliament, the
French ambassador and the officers of the French
army, the Patdmontese National Guard, and a large
gathering of the population of the city. This morn-
ing eight guns, captured by the troops at the battle
of Palestra, were exhibited in front of the palace.
General Garibaldi has arrived at Leghorn.
TURIN, Mornay, Anoint 15.
The fete de ■t<it, which took place here, wee
magnificent. The Place d'Armes was splendidly
illuminated ; a great platform was erected for the
performance of military music, where the soldiers
danced. The crowd was immense ; the public build-
inp were illuminated. Many inscriptions were
to be seen :—" Long live Napoleon III."

♦ dardmileng boss the ratepayers of the Sitedield Union
ansiiilag of 1.7A1/^ll, Kr. Robert Youngs, sad Mr. Y.
R. Bid•id. had an interview yesterday with the Right
Plea. C. P. Valuer, at the ono of the Poor Law Board,
Maar& _ _ _ • .

• Olanaittee of the Ittvy Ovoid sat yesterday at the
Cowl OSO. preen% the Lad President, the Lewd Chan-
ober, it Georxe Gm, the Cheateeller et the Exchequer, the
Milt Hes. Robert Low, Leed Justice /Leigh& BM', and
Ss H. Rpm. _ .

.... _,_
Iregarbso wave taserad yastorday at Ur Ward Mos
from As Clamming,' Oasis, the Caps of Good Haps, ad
Sark'. Ward.

LOMBARDY.

(PlOll ova SPEW. COI

MILAN, /Moan 9.
The dinner given by the citizens of Milan to the
members of both houses and the general illumination
of the town were the great event, which marked
the second day of the Milanese popular festival.
Cova Gardens had been magnificently adorned for
the reception of the senators and deputies, and the
dinner, presided over by Signor Prinetti, the chair-
man of the committee, went off with all the splen-
dour for which the town of Milan is so renowned.
Four long tables had been constructed under a
whits and red silk pavilion for the accommoda-
tion of two hundred rusts, and two civic bands
performed the national airs, end some of the cho-
ruses of Verdi and Rossini. When the hour for

the toasts had arrived, Couut Mamiani, Signors
Valeria and Brofferio, Counts Arrivabene, Chulini,
•

TURKEY

THE SULTAN'S CRUISE.
BALONICA, LVOUST 2.

VISIT OF TEE SULTAN TO BALONICA.
For the last few weeks our townspeople have
been in a dreadful state of excitemeat on account of
the approaching visit of the Sultan to Salonica.
The streets had been re-paved, all the housed and
shops had been whitewashed or painted outside,
whilst all the old buildings that required expensive
repairs had been covered by a kind of curtain made
of common boards. As the government did not
choose to spend a pare towards these preparations,
it is easy to understand that this otherwise joyfal
event will be remembered by the poor Rayalis as
a day of sorrow and suffering. All the peasants
from the adjoining villages had been obliged to come
into town in the midst of their harvest, and work on
the roads for days, without the lout remune-
ration; whilst three distant about ninety miles
from here were obliged to hire men and
horses to supply their planes. In the meantime
business still continues to be at a stand still, whilst
the interior is infested by robbers, whose daring and
impudence know no bounds, for during the Sultan's
visit they did not hesitate to attack a village only
nine or ten miles distant, and murder a whole family.
His Imperial Majesty reached thin on the 27th
lilt. on board a man-of-war, accompanied by his
brother, Azie Effendi, and his three sons, together
with the Minister of Marine, Mehemet Ali Pacha,
and the Minister of War, Nina Pacha, all of whom
had been distributed in the different vessels of the
fleet accompanying his Imperial Majesty.
The Sultan was received on landing by the
Packs Governor, all the Turkish authorities, and
the principal inhabitants of the place, and was ac-
companied by them to the residence of Vasa Pacha,
the wealthiest Turk of the province,in whose gardens
a kiosk had been prepared for the accommodation
of his Imperial guest. On the following morn-
ing his Majesty expressed a wish to visit the country
place of kr. I. N. Abbott, a few miles distant,
whither he repaired at an early hour, having been
preceded by Axis Effendi. The Sultan and his
brother were received some distance from the en-
trance of the gardens (called Urunsick) by the pro-
prietor, his brother, and his only son. After
visiting everything that was attractive at Uranziok
his Majesty desired Rise. Pasha to introduce to him
Mr. Abbott, to whom his Majesty was pleased to
pay some compliments about the beauty of his re-
sidence. Extensive prepeiations had been made by
order of his Majesty to pass the night at Uranaick,
but, the weather being stormy, with thunder and
lightning, he was obliged to return to town after
staying about four hours in this charming
, spot. On the following morning (Friday) the
Sultan went in state to the mosque of
I St. Sophia, and in the afternoon received in a
public audience, in his tent on the sea shore, the
Pasha of Salonica, the members of the Modish, the
Greek bishops, and the Jewish high priests. On
Saturday he embarked on board the steam-frigate,
and steamed out of the port in the midst of roars of
cannon, and was' said to be bound for Mitylens and
Chios. Mr. Brodie had been sent by the embassy at
Constantinople to accompany his Imperial Majesty
cm hie trip.
From this you will perceive that this visit was
@efficiently monotonous, and productive of no
_good,
either to the government or to the people. There
was not the least excitement during the Sultan's
passage through the streets. A dead silence pre-
vailed everywhere--no cheering or other such de-
monstration, no addresses presented to him, no an-
swers given by the monarch, admonitory or encou-
raging. The whole was a pantomime from be-
ginning to end. The only people satisfied must
have been Used Pacha and Mr. J. N. Abbott,
who had the honour of receiving his Imperial Ma-
jesty for a guest, although who knows at what
expense ?

Consult, and others, made eloquent:speeches, which
were received with enthusiastic cheering. It was
really a splendid spectacle, and one free from all that
formality which prevails at our public dinners in
England. It was a meeting of friends rather
than • gathering of official people, for all were
animated by the same feeling of devotion
towards their King and country. When the
dinner was over Milan was already in a blaze
of light. The great illumination had begun,
and was one of the most striking spectacles a man
could see. The taste of the Milanese people for such
popular displays is of ancient date. Curio and
other hidorians tell u how the art of illumination
was possessed in unrivalled excellence by this ancient
city from the times of Olen GalleazzoNisoonti. It
seems that its pre-eminence in this teepees has
always been preserved, for even fliers has not dis-
dained to mention in his history the great illumina-
tion with which the Milanese celebrated the coro-
nation of the first Napoleon. Gas, which has been
generally applied in Europe for such purposes, has
not been adopted by the Italians, because gu cannot
give the variety of colour which forms one of the
most striking peculiarities of such magnificent die-

playa
The beauty of Italian illumination is dependent
on the taste with which the coloured lights are dis-
posed rather than on correctness and elegance of
design. The framework of a crown or a flower is
the same, and if there is no gradation of colour when
lighted it is but one blaze of dazzling light. This
is the cue in Paris and in London with their gee
illuminations. In Italy, on the contrary, all the
frames of the designs are made of wood, the outline
and centre of which are covered with numberless
glasses of different colour, in which the oil burns.
The effect of such an illumination is, therefore,
perfect ; shade is not wanting, and the design of the
object appears more striking and distinct. Public
edifices, the cathedral , theatres, palaces, private houses,
the royarvilla, and the public gardens bad all been
illuminated in the same manner. Festoons of lighted
flowers had been arranged in a double row in the
Corso Orientate, end in the large alleys of the r iblic
gardens. The Arco delta Pace and the Dud had
been ornamented with the escutcheon of Savoy, sur-
mounted a royal crown, on each side of which
• tricolorby flag was hanging. The effect of thia
ornament was indeed superb. At 9 o'clock the
illumination began , and I am certain that never before
did the town of Milan present a more splendid appear-
ance, the Corso and pnneipal streets being filled with
a dense crowd, rendering it almost impoerible to
move. Thousands of carriages were slowly moving
on the Corso, which was thronged with people, and
the windows, just as on the day before, were
occupied by the beauty and fashion of the city and
provinces. At half-past nine the royal carriages
made their appearance on the Cone, and the King
was most enthusiastically cheered by the enormous
crowd which was waiting for him. Ibis Majesty re-
turned these friendly demonstrations in the most
gracious manner. Rs was eansibly moved by such
spontaneous and fervent expression. I may
say that I never saw Victor Emmanuel
look so well and so pleased as I did on that evening.
His countenance had a remarkably different look
from that pensive one which 1 had noticed at Mon-
, :ambito° on the famous day of the Villafranca con-
vention. At one o'clock the illumination was over,
and the people began to retire. As I told you in my
last letter, yesterday evening had been appointed for
the great gala at La Scala. I think that never
before did the grand theatre present a more ward-
Scent appearance. In the boxes were tne nobility
and the beauty of the city; the latter resplendent
in diamonds, and radiant with all those
charms for which the Milanese ladies are
so celebrated in Europe. When Victor Emma-
nuel made his appearance in the royal box, an
unanimous " Viva it Rd," which lasted at least !lye
minutes, thundered throughout every part of the
theatre. This hearty cheering was now and then
repeated during the opera, and did not came till 11
o'clock, when the King left the crowded house.
During the opera a rumour was current at the
Scala that Victor Emmanuel had said to Count
Lodovico Belgiojoso that he hoped in a few
days Count Ames would return from Paris with
good new*. The royal words were soon spread
amongst the people, and greatly contributed to in-
crease the enthusiastic manifestations of the crowd.
It was also reported that Count Marliani had been
invited to London from Bologna, in order to furnish
exact information about the state of affairs in Central
Italy. Count Marliani is an able diplomatist, who
has already been on a mission to London, having
been sent there by Count Cavour at the beginning
of April last.
This morning the King is gone to Monza, but he
will be back to-morrow, for on Thursday there
will be a great spectacle at the Arena. Senators
and deputies have alike left this town on a short
excursion oa the Lake of Como. Certainly the
means of recreation are not wanting here, and
never was a King more enthusiastically received
by his people. These manifestations sufficiently
show how much the Italian people are attached
to the gallant warrior of Palestro, who, I forgot
to notice before, both at the theatre and in the
streets, was more than ones greeted by the appel-
lation of "Re d'ltalia." English tourists are now
numerous in Milan, and they will bear testimony to
the imposing manifestation of the last three days.
There cannot be a mistake about It; Victor Emma-
nuel, if not de facto, is virtually the King of the
Italian peninsula; for the love and admiration of the
people are all with him. Amongst the English
tourists arrived of late is Mr. French, the newly.
appointed secretary to our legation at Naples.

DRAMA.

PRINCESS'S.

In these final nights of revived revival', the Wee-
sate drama would appear to prove more attractive than
Shakspearisa plays, even though these latter be given with
all the gorgeousness and accuracy which will ever be asso-
ciated in the playgoers' memory with the Kean management.
Saturday night last the curtain fell for the last time on the
Corsica* Brothers, which, though originally announced only
Lc a week, was Oiled for • fortnight, so greatly attractive
was it found ; and last night Mr. Lovell's play of the Wile's
Secret commenced its final mum of six nights with /0 much
swam that we should not be kW rimed were it found nem-
eery to prolong the expiring agonies in this instance also.
With that large public by whom Mr. sad Mrs. Kean are re-
garded as preeminent in their art, the Wiles Secret was,
from its °tights! production at the Haymarket nearly a dozen
years ago, • very great favourite, giving, as it does, equal op-
portunities to each of them eminent artiste, and admirably
suited as it ts to their peculiar characteristics. But with the
general public—the prolamin, ridges of the pit and gallery
who pay their shilliags to be amused—the play has been
equally suceessful, mainly for this simple reason, that it
provides the required amusement. It is essentially • petty
piece, one with a domestic interest strong enough to carry
through five long acts of wire-drawn talk, not an original
piece moreover (the chief incidents of the story being taken
from an Adelphi drama called St. Mary's 800, by Mr. Bayle
Bernard), but with a strong sustaining motive power, judi-
ciously relieved by the introduction of two characters, the
page and the waitingmaid, which, though intrinsically but
the merest shadows of comedy, yet show birth marvellously
ham sous against the sombre background.
It is now almost superfluous to comment upon the acting
of tither Mr. or Mre. Kean in this play; to the theatrical
habitue' it will be sufacient to say that never has either of them
played with more spirit, zest, or energy. To the novice the
kindest adriee will be to refer him direct to Oxford-street.
They are both perfectly suited, end both do their beet—the
result may be imagined. Miss Murray dreervee a word of
ootuniendation for her rendering of Maud, the waltingmaid,
foro.d against her sill into Puritanism. With the »mem•
kerne of her predecessor, Mrs. Keeley, Miro Murray bad
long odds to contend against, but she threw her entire force
Into the part, and her handsome person and general good
temter carried her through most successfully with the
audience.

REPORT OF THE POOR LAW BOARD.—A thick
blue-book of 300 pm., co:waists the 11th Annual Report of
the Pew Lew Board. In the year ended Lady-day, 1858,
the sum of 5,h78,386/. wee expended for the relict of the poor,
being • decrees., ~f 20,310/.. compared with the expeediture
THE CHASSEURS OF THE ALPS.—The Litioll• 01 of the preoeding yeer, or 0.3 per cent. The rate per heed on
Turin putilithee 'be following cornimetcstion from LOVOIII : the pop.ulatlon wee 6e. Old., and the decreased rate (as com-
" The corps of Chewier, of the Alpe is increesiug everyday. pared with 1858-7) lid. In the Middlesex (esetrepolimn) and
A numetecia bend of yonug riflemen, helongicg to respectable the Kent (nestropoliten) districts there was a decrease of 2.0
familia. of Como sad Wiest have peened this place on their sod Ot per oast. respectively ; but in the Surrey (metro-
way to Tamale. Asether company of young men have also plain) district there was an harems of 1.2 per cent In
come dam Remo (We/line): 1883-4, with • population of 14.372,000, the sum of
ALLEGED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.-011 8,317,286/., or Bs. 90. per heed, was exported in relief of
Friday night, &boot omen o'clock, the American shit, John the poor; whereas, in 1857, with a population (Epithet and
Nyts, Crptain Pemba., arrived off the port of Greenock from Wale.) of nearly 20,000,000, the expenditure wee only
New York. Shortly thereafter informetion wee comment- 6,878,5421., or 81. 014. per heed. The average of the 26
cased to the plow autherities that during the voyage a pare, from 1834 to IMB, was 6..2d. per head. On the let
quarrel had exeswekin which one of the crew had been shot of July, 1868 (in 6W notate), there were 793,606 pewees
by the impel*. All that could be ascertained, and that only of all epees Occluding insane end vagrants) in receipt of
by vague statement, wee that in the quarrel which took relief, against 769,640 in July. 1937. This is tantamount to
piece forward among the crew, on Thursday, August 4, • an themes of Ot per rent. There were 123,638 (out-door)
seamen, whose name is not given, but who is said to be a widows and able-belied persons in receipt of relief on the
Sootehinen, belonging to Amoebae, on Lochloice, had see let of Jule, 1868. On the let of Jaatiary, 1869, on the
sauteed eloNter resoluta, cutting open his heed. The "dicers other hand, there were, in 642 onion., 862.078 paupers in
of the ship Interfered, end ' were proceeding to place the of- receipt of reller, against9lB,222 in January, 1858 ; eh% shows
fender Is iron, *hen be resisted and wit the whole oflierr• • decreer* of 88,144, or 9.1 per cent. The able dolt paupers
at detiance, and the °sprain is said to have immediately shot oleo at this time (January 1, I 869) exhibited a decrease dhim with a revolver. This took ohms on the 4th, about 11 198 per cent. The decrase In the average number of
o'clock, end the woundedman only survived till the evening paupers of all classes to receipt of relief at one time la 1853;
of the lame day at eight o'cloek, when he ceased to live, and as compared with 1849, I. 184 per mat.; end as regards
wee shortly thereafter consigned to • grave Is the sea. de able-bodied paper*, the decreer* in 1863, VI tompued with
won se the information retched the polio., Mr. Blair, the 1849, is 32. d. The metropolis has fully perticipated in the
Pruouretor-Fiscal for the county, was oommunioded with, Improved condition of the labouring thaws which hes dis-
tinct be, along with Captain Newnhatu, of the police, pro- tinguithed the pest year. The lIRIUSI of pauperism show
ceded off on the river to go on board the ship to make an that • decrease to the numbers relieved hes, with three tin-
ts...aeration, but the verse ha l jest left to proceed up the captions, taken 'lace In each week cf the last year Da corn-
river to Glasgow. A criminal officer wee hornedienly de- pared with the conestoudieg week of the previous one.
epatched ou to 03'wgow to put the criminal authorities these 37,868 children of both sexes attended workhonee and die-
in possession of the informateen.—Aerth Brithlt Daily trios schools daring the ball-year ended Lady-day, 18.58, and
Mail. the amount of 30,8581. was paid to boards of guardians in
THE LAST TIPPERARY MUIDEIL—C. G. Grey, respect of the teachers of theee schools. The board are doing
Ref ~1 P., the agent of the Earl of Decoy In Tipperary, has all in their power to Improve the ethmation of pauper
offered a reward of 2001. for the oonvicei. nof the temps an- children, and " the Maneeterueut of the schoole is on a most
mod In the asemetherion of Jar.ee Crowe, • tenant on his estiefactoty footing." In the metripolitaa district the
I. riehip's estate at DOJIIO. The atrociens deed was per- educative' cenalete of moral, mental, end industrial training;
petraird en toe tad tnirent, and there are strong grounds for the beenebee of Plumy wipe include caroestering,
apprehending that it was done with the knowledge of many tailoring, the see of the steam-engine, shoemaking, spade
residents of the lwelity who cantina* to plead utter irate- husbandry, music (to fft the boys for the pubic panda),
ranee of the retries cofteen,rd. The Lud-Lieutenant hex cookies, baking, sewing, dalry.work, laundry and house
elm offered a roma of 1001. for such information se shall , work. 231 lemons were wasted to emigrate by the board
load to the urea of the sarsodos. let ye ar.

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. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1859:
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sad of zorPr -axis DAP.) • 81141‘11L1828.-7HIB .D4l. """l
opium prodathem math to Whet as this. Os the alai ft This afternoon the special gement meeting of the --4,-.- ill. I P 4. I ass
(THIS DAY.) April ba shed ths pima aa paths der propriston at the Beak of Zap was Mid at the London TWO O'CLOCK. a7-a -to.",
of the evacuations etas lesser I, to be thamthed, a* the Tarim; Mr. Wm. Trrz, M.P., charm* of the board of The railway share market to-day is firni, _ kee al than
-0-- gave him shoat Mr ewe% *deb was pissed INISOXIOJA es chair. with as upward tendency, although business is ..' me it
ODUIT OF BANKRUPTCY. rinse mad soh* and he then gave it to Ms The Mesh( Is the mart sad balm* sheet , limited. In some inirtanoce a considerable ad- KIN few* me:
aflame, 'Mr. Osedle. Aram evaeoslice WM STOW " Ile MOONY TAW patented to the ametheldwars the game his taken place, including cideduniun and at. iga
Math Mr. Orthiseismer Taal mob graesee and they we nankeeed 1 sad 3, sod malt of the speradeas et the Bank of =for MR- Mid. Pies ci sit
et. Ith Dana IS vs
tar an ma Airamo-starch reaczmum 0011 PANT Mlle hell asst to Mr. Eamesd,thOrea ilmlbormighateset, yesr thellag the like Jane, 1159. The that d. The latter is now quoted 1051 to 1., being a. ass
to bc, inagapsug end imam& on semen the IN *my, the guabsaaer tita buk by not bow oc, rommotTetou cc i per cent. higher than yesterday. Great Washoo =tat
(Awl").
Ia thy whams awl Dr. Jim saw Mr. sad la "ease- knees. occasions. This will not Cause ample, Id le has advanced to 68! to t, ex div. London and Meth g di Ciddialains. p.m'
• psalm la •
he . The pl- of 'Um° be Ideeddli thms, they masa le Mr. to be attributed to the severe comatholal aids Western is quoted 94 to 11 ; London and South la. IN alit
43.., 1
--a -441„,:-. ... mind 1.. 1 the meghtralee cad hs trona a note to Dr. arhing from the state of political *aim in Eurolak Western 91 to aez div. ; Great Northern, 101 to
•. se by:E.
limene see
thallemene. of Ihrlsenrehle. I,hthotalthe whew Tipisr, Atka was gives he Mr. Bement to take es Leatka. which greafty sathead transaction" with the ports of 102 ; '
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to i ; and aU a
ins 1 The awl day he saw the phew at Alma Value, sot le the Meditemosan sad the Adriatic. Thus droainstances aa__.
4.allaansee." theefee....ostrii. sari bagia bilabunudelmliggagind nigursittg.."l=--- I mtherbed thee be thing* the EMMA was a Mils Mar. appeared to the directors such se le reader it im- 0••._ tam °motif*. 673 61 68.
steady, au s ntsc,"' Ii
theslilled. It smith that the eempay woo ami he shamed him so etheentith, a paths d whisk weave as data to and tat instruthcas to keep the beta- LombardoNenstian Railway shares remain y,
0. ~,, DN..,
saga, whams Wok away with him, sad It wee sealed sad Itheiha uses of the beak whims the narrowest campus, sad to the Old being quoted 2/ to i pas., sad . New, *
awadm
i 4
al:la.fresashils °lllistelid alselethelh. MP'
"eihreartheawilustha ....66"richisti. motillsr7"al -.
eke ...1.411 1L Tlu clu U.B fah= lift a. 614. hub to security rather **a. Mat. Thai aro happy 21 to 1 prem. Beat Indian Railway stock is IMO lA. le.
ism maa, totaba, aculypuig amides sad oth...was ea Mthiley. the Mat d , and lei ems admiteed to bell le gay that nothing requires to be et aide to inquired for. a. to sor.=
immaNseNd arm *I rimer usterid.... The es. ea Ids then tesegtherthes. la=sh:bothliew, WNW MINA lad deb* the aim appropththed hat hall-awns e Ise Plea
ailed meld sons KIM. 111 Se n 0 ENO of 201.. a. The wan* le the s sad be lemded to meth a doubtful debt (now likely to prove good) bass oapinsav IMAM AND 117001 S. N. XI
thlar were at No. 3, Comaserotreet. ha'Ailditi* hal. gel-heithe Obit ham/ theta c
ams sufficient to rover all doubtful dependemise. The as, I pod das.Bl.. I Or.ot=w 1 811•61. 1N.X1,... it , IT•ltmat ,e,
Ntrli. le prothediag. Whams GS Ws ley oatmeal times gam the armed cams of exchange. during the lath twelve swathe, Morisse
la as CATS. e1ea112064 and kethey, a* beef tea and bandy, to on unprecedented sliest ; and, be March of this pier, the a trzyjm= 4.4 ft. N. pima
RAM warms
The Makraiit was • Sahmtherat at Wiadsor. Ths Mak- sad they always sitheinel to the stomach. Os the thwohants and trading community of Alsemadris Melded thes. Imo TS a edam*
nog wanad *lrma, us u mil u half agar; but tn. killtrwisk
oneetalaq wither wee seat for suddenly to dm apes Mitering the piaetre of moot= rem de Ralltiaa tonal - a -.--. n ft RI 2......,
linear
toes bees plaessigg 'weft eda tot asamosstas Sm., rat
ti=
walla denereda.
say ems
anydowevidenthyting
c.
teal
pil.astre.
miThlathealierab.kticia: thuis,thent say
aevwthekr.no.ae-
.4 1,-...........:- i 0 en Neillswats
as Wad X MOW *ease. He now weal, ea ......- Ili rit WI tt es so at:
moth& thowlas hthe NH, swims* UN. in wiliest's madam ths dm hof the dames& oessarily absorbed a great
tart of the ;oohs .....-.. - •
was meselemsd by the hritheien by the adminietre- ca the business of the year, which the . it Ili • a IMF'
. ea.J
tka 111 seas Iran* mineral adrandatered constantly directors have every reason to believe will be spesdily ono- pa, ti• re-841. rigi.-73.1. - *.: st. ke Boma I
ma eel
la awn doses, sad sneak or entingay would both be voted. The animist appearing to the credit of profit sad D • •Alerd. is SII 10 ma
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Wetland tO praises all the symptoms that wan loss befog only 8,1011. 31. Ild., the dinettes do not tees.' ee • Jeasllas - -2
_ 141 16 141 X al
sabibited by the dethemal. In the conditica el the mead the &Mention of any dividend at this half-
-otready ____
-- se a a I
(Tlllll DAY.) hasseed, antimony weld have been a met ha- meeting, am the moat dividend could only be Nast by en- E amen than. their••.. X 41 ft, so
paper .
to *mil* to her, sad WIXOM mooching as the reserve fund. _kr- area - et a
-0,- weer did la the medicines that Mpropered. .. Lithalides.-Capitalyzid up, 260,0001. ; rearm hued. -„, - Ilduou •=wax. ---- ,r, on le ea
TRIAL OP DE. SMETHURST. The symptom at ths was sot attlibud le any 10.0001. ; - bille pa °meat a* ease scoonata,
lama
at lona of hears He had a great dthl of ex- 348,8841. 17s. 4d. : profit and tons Odom, so below), tr- MibriA
IS
IT
TM total elf Dr. DssfAern, for the muds" of Isabelle pules
el dysentery in the Crimes, cad be emir saw each 8,1011. 3e. ltd.-614,9881. Is. 3d. le 0 gamer
Beaks., was resumed this morning before the Lord Chid • cue sn this. ..Ainees,thx-thoth, 30,43i1. 15.. 3d. ; bills thalvable, ad' les Itremem)...... I'M MI lel it
Baron, at 9 eels& Crowszemined - Witham had two in pest* for tive maces, ad ether ateutities, 680,8671. 2s. lid.; Ace fund- it
Alibis pastas la the Crimea were ass. He was rare. SW 13s, 741. ; main tiptoed issies,4ll.9ll6l. Is. ad.
The ems hen* counsel ettended cia behalf of the prom 7u=moomu us o po,....mismimilie nun the death propeasey 3,gult. Toad, 814,9M1. L. bd. at Ilwah.sed seLlltai till 15 lett ad lola* s hdnami
W II Id
MEWS and Illis deface.ilm. aee UM Dave
awes ithme the eithaishaltha el seasthe la aril doses. Wit- 'Prat sad - .: To Mimes outhed to neat so- me
The hey. who bed bath at the Laos Osthewhona, sea bse NOW' how* the opinion that the denseed coast, 8,1011. 3s. 11d. Or.: By net eselle.ter the last six el,
let ra 1111 lait eT.W
wore beseght late taw in charge of lb Ammo sad the our the wheat et elm sranital ph Sig, but months, after providing he bed a* Mae= del*-, Me* ef il
Orial thse, proessiaL Dr. Jell= file snthesseedi dr *shaft et ads bang interest, carnet expenses ia lamas mg Egypt, sad laro toethebe sed : ,tins 11 465 Ono
to
The Ant trillium ammiaed our the case. Carreelue othilmthe weld hese predthaul ths directors' reatmeration, 3,101. its. 34- ;Ate_ butane. of*. .o. *. ik- 1 I Gra
,„. ester results ANN effpleall es th die we. divided proatot 31st Member, ISM 2.90131. 17a. Bd.-lens "", a li,:ts nom
.1, _ 31
Sir' "Ili.' wi2 II la 1.11.8"....1.114611,.!' `''' Salivation woad am esatharily Tufa by the income tax. km, 8421. 7e. lid.-{l9ll. 9s. 9d. Total, 01. iff. Damien Widish...lJ
_f)
__ll fel_
4"." 1.4 " bedmlLA.o.l.urma 'l°,lB mil.....eiw stirainistratka d wrest* sublimate. primmer gave emu. 3.. ltd." "' M. 11""" "' ' ' ' tot
oar
ptlem
sc Pe sea awes.. so Xi
iiiral...diake...2.. iluialirig.id.h.- -- "...., ...._........„7- !ha a regular seseset el the symptoms 01 the ao. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, sty la are, ~ It no ot SAW 1.1
~.g*-aaa---f,.....---- that -; war ... ire "",,,_. c,,,1 awed dey. All the jars that hid boss sealed up expressed his regret that the directors could sot noommead +. Wan b Was-. Pit en SI la e, a.s
San Loarks,thathanalk Dow 14 it LIM ler
cad
-dig- .„,,,--- „.„e---, -„,,,„--' ...J.."' ''"r aa'_ his soh sambaed T.*. everthelly mat to Dr. Taylor to he ths dmierstion of a diode*. They could divide a moderate
the it..aldeerime. 26 a 0 he
thstthustimidk ale.
th-jah.-- Harr --,, ....--„,= ""' maim& The witness Om deldled the funiculars of the snaerant, bat the wise and prudent mune was not to e so no
mad- liz
- -----... ,A.O ----i7. A...ay.- -...-
.„IP: diditrant medicines that he theectribed for the doomed, take mach a step. The causes which bad led to a - tea :a' art 1
leate am
"ensasal bmasna-Inamomo- a.- te.---...i........A the - -112.Etai 70 81 . lit ell 10
MIN
saw
didas.dr. -1...-- -.•- ...""---' - "'"' awl they were eposed. WANINde Ins purchased their drawl pied H. otairol of the director.. The Italian arm
append to =...t... 4a ... • wlllsa_thrilssosatoeMelle sae. and at • mcincs. mina sag Oia, a strut The prisoner had pandasi to cripple trade in the Adriatic and the Iteidrusi. etrginse.._ 7.,
ii- Ls i .:
6.4411 11 TA
1.12.26.1" Iblas7.--ase bii..lll. ae.oses,,es g id... Lad, “."..........alaus was yerteculerty sazises OM shield be present at lest, and the directors instructed their local menu to J ""1: *ma =:. Ilhele Tea
-- -Meow seemeg- - - --ipii.,....•.4...- .bia-- ...a.,-'''''- the amthibelles thith De. Told, bat be wee tam amino their op/retinas as much as possible so that the aa. =I, aat w
luathats- sag smog- as sawsoorees- - ----,.-71,--,, A...a...es- ----,...,, _,._ his so by wall* ewer seat. Warm embed at Mak might not suffer by the failure seising out of is et timeass' rs,ptsrQa.'.. al oii LW War
•- - AssShia!---.-....22e---a. - --r--t- -- the uniamemehis ethelegisa he Weems to la nines is the war. Bach had been the poliqcal aspect of ethos during en ILI: 0821.t.tersizit: 12.1
_LI WI w.,
fu wa.
sis.- sot - - -•-• ads say good, but Wu the led- pm was a.m. aim wean abssresthen sod mayhem whet the half-year, but there wee another muss which had mill- we
ewe snug doe he was always theta ad and thee he wade ow er a- -add tun immunised. moncomuDa
tated against the interest of the bank. The ax' 1 lit. area-al; .... ;al Ni IN sal 1, . 1111
oda the drew' el as giedidia, 6n tnala directed ths mix- , the ocnie_wba yonuass did op rein him at SW Othif changes had operated against it ; the par of exchange had been a De *Wm. it ase an Mb
IVO
OM to be cads up, a* It was aimothatered to the decanted, easama yes tam los obournd bye& taken at 101; In March It rose to 109, and at the end of at
i; / 1*- Tit.::: ”al. get Tit ea
wq
let 81.1 DST *Par 10 here soy effect. Tim 'Wiest Mr. commit au usualessi wagon& Johns soh Et* 6- the math the pa of ...Mange was fixed at the government a. me amu
miaow aid rithihe cow inu. d un abated, and theh
aiusia "mud at hareteit 1,.r ha the mouth Lased that he had acted in that espeelty tar aboat ar sod tariff, or 97/. Since May the exchange had been going up, i 2 1......51.5. - -
I and he had previously semilled medielas. Bela nab sad within ths last week it had stood at 991. Now, the in iiriaiesmom..." LI 1,1 a
...111" soul dm ea" stomach, ad that even the act tos the whole of the reedkdess that owe petheribad bothers of the bank being based upon a trade of exchange, w wit ...wow. „.--- 111 Mt
111 sTIBIXXXX emu* hit to vomit. On the lob of Aped, fir the di.oesied. He then snood the dthenat Meridians sad the exchanges having been against the bank, St tee LT, wets. h weber. 0 al Es. lOm I
411.10„,......a." "maaa,....agarallataa`LaPV'm, %,,et,,..hlteled,themeeleea,„,. atal that inn used, and stated positively that there was as its
_milts Wandered a corresponding reduction. The 1,1 g l6
-..---.... - -
a--a.-----,yi...-r•---a,...- -.J.,,,....-- sinking 7,‘'‘.,...."16,ti ,s'oes mosaic or antimony in any of the medicine. that were pee- solidity of the bank, however, remained untouched. The a it "L! till
-- ----* ~,,at,,aa.--„,......a- ---_, ~,A.- -"" .'w "1". pared by him. In cos of the prescriptions given by the pri. hank advanced the large sum of 100,0001. to the Paha and p. r Elimmthilleasidt 14 a ell
had -- - -44 "a" - soma afthP`Leta• eon" goner, and which contained promote ackl, he thought the others, and the Interest upon it had been regularle paid. et 111 ---- ta it SU 1..... att
Illthed atter Wag Breyer ahem. The witness deocrt red 66 0 wow 24 it,
r Itrt
quantity ordered wee very large, end he felt nervous, sad re- I'XI revenues of the Pacha amounted to 8,000,000 L, and so =•••--6-6"na disialta ti 24 4, ....
the heedful sear tags of the unhappy lady daring the time end the strength. The way he did this was by rang his expenditure to 3,500,0001., so there wee little prospect of iso loath pap :-:....-.. sail 46. 465 a 64
MA X De
68 kii of aftlia"..._ afath her. sad that in corm' the prussic acid of the Pharroacopceis, instead a taw 1, of the horn being miaowed. The manager ha ILO = tumw:. - --- TN 144 tali 11,115 50 Do
1001166_., .... aae_.Laara"le which /1,70
~,._.. aroused In o
_ht. that of ficheele's strength, which the prisoner had tardend. 217.14 hal given • ball, at a cost of Man than 1,0001., to N. Ist gaita-oseaLaTlisiraaia to ea esth IM ith
.....,, aa'7;,ll..egtraa,„.../.."....,Partaark,„. ,:, ~,,_'`' Diet ta a*._.a•et They bad nom of the latter in the (hammy at the the Facia at his highness's request. The directors had pro 7 ail !thee% IN ea. • U Nee II lOas
-- -e" -- -• ''''" - '"" eaelia"eal •"'s el' time but he could easily have procured It, hat les tested ags'inst it as • piece of lolly; but they were advised
,all MoMmosead . lei RI
MOW Ph. Om
Med in hi. mired. Whams our satisfied I. his own mind that ile.r.o ins oe e• Lent * 1
pederred using the other, which was weaker. On the by palms= thnoliar with the met that the ball vie a very PO Tad Tat --..- ...... .- - •• holAtt
"le "tee' poison Wee Watt administered ta the deemeedt '29th of April, In the morning Dr. Johns brought j•P •ts movement. The Cairo broach, he was happy to NO van el Naah.... ..... .. - - 11. 6 ,
which cattily counteracted the ,Belo of the medicine that something to the surgery in a Q,tiop mad gave it to 1117,16011 Wind Out • successful undertaking. to 70 Ceuta Steam a Haase - - t Pt. X
.111 X
our aatainietered to he, sad kept up the Moro* nisi wi and he looked it up in a onboard. The next Thh watairovnbi• character of the report sadiron, gam tI, t mgraiazi,,,,,,.. !.. f X. 41 Es
pewate 1 themailvew Dr. Bird attended upon the deceasedMOD 10 Ilk
hum the 10th of April to the 20.0, and on the litter day day Dr. Bird Drought him another mature in a rigs to coesidsrable discumiun, fa the worm of
sr De. 4em meth mill it n
'Loth mill si.i.af IS qii
tattler, and wilnes placed It la a clean tumbler, and which it transpired that the expenses of the ee, L.. 2 I -•moo; Ig.
witness saw her gals, and she then appeared very much ...-- INAS Al le
these Wan both shearer* given to young Kr. Julia" half year in Egypt and in London amounted in tu ads "DM ping ,e,
worse, and all tho old symptoms remained, with in. to take to Mr. Buzzard. On Monday witness sect wand number& to 11,0000., and the bad debts, is au be, ammo mem .a.... - - meta 5La
creased violates. The mon., swotted that other the nurse Chetwood to Alma Villas, and be took 1,6001. large same have been advanced upon solid, • sus kale. Chatham and Dons, Ott 1 t
medical Myths should be called in, and on the ants of April soma hydrate of aladulata this for the deceased. but somewhat themthestild• lecildelea and the **ate* iet96 a
Dr. Todd came to Richmond sod me the deces.d. and Hydrate if insgassie wee an antidote foe arsenic. Inked tumbg their *ethics to ambito meths to be adopted _-........_ 10.0 X 1, A
prescribed foe her, sag ,c1„,..d moms eptaksa it, r.tkonc/ Tam was satinsony, sad seas preparations of arsenic for !educing the omit sad lieFollep the management of the NATTIBIT POnslteteloNe. Er. r. I
to the ilium at the "matted' Witt** sled Rat taAte "Y it the , but all prams were kept locked up bank at Alexandria, which mita with three gentlemen, la. 11%.1 latharairs. I deem mama I Wm lin Vi
cceanamicesioa to Dr. Todd relative to the somitthale In a enthsterd by themselves, and the antimony was namely, Mr, Pasqualie, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Rankin. Oa tat . aa, La.,. to st to 5
be satitt.i"d' Dr' Tad Preaaihed a 011 eaa=4 el la a very peals: bottle. sal pissed on a high shelf. After the whole the directors, who have a large rake in the eta- al la.s.eoe. ISO P. _. 1,1 a/ 91 0
sulphate of ooger and ofthill, MN sitaidd_.._,..bad.._••..., p 1"
. the death of tho demand he pave samples of all the hpe- cern, did not hesitater express their belief in the ultimate igi De. igg.the.Bll" i-- aIA
Z tw•
lit'plothma: im.,,..ieeele,dalcriPticv _ ,4_,lrgit ..""'"',_ _. ear**. a`4 Meats that he bad wed in preparing the diffent medicines for success of the bank. tit sr h lake Neat ei 6 MOW i')
--- --'--- - the ''' o' ''''''P'''''... earw eat he the deceased, in order that they might be amlysed by Dr. Mr. hI•NOLIX, member of the India Council, proposed at Inor ---...-- ..- a- Os Low
aid, it somermas predated symptoms of pole* 't Midair Taylor, as an amendment to the motion for the adoption of 10 52 NA rrettrielle - - il et 10,000
also stated that he CAM ohs X the evaimaticas ot the de- ' [The trial was postusdiad whoa our Mart lafl.] the report that a dividend of 4 per cent. per annum *a *a .. i, the* e I
twased, sad at this the pills presoribed by Dr. Todd had should be declared for the ME-year, but it was u. .. .. 1006 11 P
rice se
at Men taken by her. Is paaci. a what he after- rejected on a divielon by a majority of 11 to 20, sad this 1M geee4emtz.m. ,race la 1
Weeds bath hem Dr. Taylor, the witness Mod that he ap- THE MUCK COURTS. report was ultimately adopted, and • vote of tbarecit=d to soo I
piled to a megistells, ad the peiseeet wee ahem into custody the chairman and directors, which clued the - lii de iLi ejr.
12 li I
ea Illembry the 2sil ell Noy. The *rpm a* proved that (THIS DAT.) menu Oede Dm IC !
beim net even aware et ths hewed having been visited by tbilinelidErr ext. - 4 2 di. too ea 4
LONDWV AND 11LACIII.ILL 2.4.1 L WAY'.
bee these mall the 3551 Ed Amu, and that such • --f- 11.1 es. 1
sub*t woe wear thbriel is, cad he was never mid (THIS DAT.) rya .
MANSION-HOUSE. -
Hat the demesed had seal • will. Dr. Jelin. likewisel t g Ifenra: ..--.. To rm. wet
aolfiliT IT A Pulhicsa's 'Mesa?. This day at noon the usual half-yearly meeting of la ...I he. 41per es.DaDinials 1 1001 411:: r
0.-1de.....d`64 he..mr"....di wikals.g.tdibsbedt thenotPr"th. "two::: Sli:a Banff wee aherletl will steeling • florin and other the proprietor. of the above ninny wee held at the Loudon IP an
W. VitLitigaltirge6 It
i ti' 1
M Miklos belonging to her master, Mr. J. Clegg., landlord of Tavern ; Mr. J. N. DANIELL, chairman of the board of aa ato Dams; ti •
iii.cesslethathil sal
Milsreanassauniumeatatogiudon.lisie that btirollit trot 'Mod wry ths Orden Dragon public .house, Botolph-alley. director', in the chide. se eamettA---.... M
Mee. Sarah Crags. said she Voiced a dodo in the bar The rel.urt, which has already been published, stated that al Do.? a Ilip ............ Xll Linea:ooh
....bTit".....t ""r1W2441d,ba,.......," P"'""°...,, ,41 the alle,„'"aaea..,....that 101, at a time when no ono else wse there but the prisoner, the balancespplioable todividendernountecitol9,lo9l.l6s 91., . 6,0 „mi.. h,.4"8111,wiaz...- 944 111 El UM Moo. no
Oleaothas. 0
ousts-- - a„.."-,a,a„aa--- 7. -,....-.1 ... .- °L .ac. fromitg-,..---,.,_ who was clearing up, and upon going to the till shortly out of which the directors recommended a dividend at the a he. 11m..... • m t-wm mm
......., - -, i,...----,„ -,-,..,.,-.' ,- ---,-----,,---„.....,__- -_..- --: ether she misted the cots. She asked rue prisoner rate of 21. 15e. per cent. per annum. 5 r -.At lath sus. I 1 ea. embus sad T
Beethad. 14
custodyr- s-tion-iha---"oreesniells-ieues 1...--ma= a"--..., hi... fua.""*".Z: if the knew anything about It, and she said " No." at the The CliLlitliAn, in moving the adoption et the report, said, eil "kno7wknowthede.... status. le 31
ft ti els 9 91, et dtv-1 is
ts‘,ii,-,.; of- all--
,h,-- ---.0.,-,;,,-;,-hz ,--.4 .upplied," ...
sa,ilk7p7., same time suggesting that if witness thought she had it considering the oppinition the line had encountered, the pro- as pkgle.,...,2reea lid A tea lee 436 les eh.-
aa„,„ the had better march her box. Withers took her at pieta' bad ovary ream to be saddled with the half- as • MIL de. 01 Sat 1101 TIMM et Own
acujia.sluliforlatiat""d,,,,awad." of "Yibill gas liad teig a-- bar rod; and although she did not find say money is year s traffic. The directors anildpated that the trefilo MI •_ ... ea Tsollwat eip. 101 1,13 NANCOOTII
•1' 16626 Da& Des•SAl.ll V 10) thew wad ant.
. Ms box. she found there a pair of new kid gloves, would be considerably increased by the opening of the laa 4e, liar soarer. fib mt.,. es ais Diann leak.
Cms"tamaa"gdn.dt ay-thaTh.a.,pliwaara.„..„ai„rjarral, ,a_taa„.„.....aeasha - mud new seek nbboeu, and otter articles, to the value Hampstead Junction. The goods Defeo was Improving ; in. in Sperm* -.. -Midland. It
da,.. frank 1:-- --,ii - --
....,1---- ,----4---_,......---....,_. .-, •-;_--_____._ e/ Si. og 10.., which were her property, and with which that portion of it which came from the London and North N. Iti b. ririztir, - SI iNK Holstead. 01
-----e -er -Irak - --••••• aeo.e.ew ...en." teas rhos* bed no right to meddle. Tbe primmer, however__ , Western fully bora out we at wee originally anticipated. i s po.tis Katiss.saa. m --1
die
lag to with.. • own obeernaron. To the Mat et aka meth-
a,, amisthed that they were her own, and a policeman wee edited The traffic from the Great Northern was not yet thoroughly p ell De. de. Ma 11l
leee" be wee only twice "'ate atth the "sae* • but b. 4 the prisoner was given into his custody. Nothing developed, and It was proposed to-day to take powers for IL Is 4'''''..". '
would sot sow that he was sot aloes with her mower.
.Ltso to W.Dnans • Ina - - 0011.1
was "awn of she north then, but after the prisoner was given Demi...nista the land and warehouse-room on the south of ... gin
allganeee" the
.a..""idubir wadm..g.b° Is" "Witat.d.. .µ....that„,..,tur,:he,,L,,,U46Ca1,....,..n. IS charge, *teem found it wrapped up is a paper, with some the East and West India Docks to the Great Ult DretteZta eh. LIVERPC
lb put.- --, bt,:gbdo--„,b, bo-told----tuo t"-riZoot,'---. hod-hodre.% etinebo.rmaz.wh.ielat.hadtbsprobaZiy
chews:. taken from the till Northern. The object of this was to separate rt ell ..,_ „ -..- lit 11,1
the Onset Northern traffic from the other good@ hallo of i 1 ja.75....,tt, _ y oT IA
tapeneacs la asses el Arnim& la Neel:times. This weaned Pthisweenetable 644 said he searched the mimosa?. boxes, the Blackwell line. The rails ware *lardy laid into the 15 ji I
°AApril
18. vs" atatbagags,esime a=4.l.,ina.bad ,fwmati. a _aaa,°,..,Phajaka. sad head ebto articles alluded to by the previous witness, docks, and it only remained for the Mahn arrangements to Corn roar
that.,,,nra,' L'da1,..,„,..„,...„,da very Er.' - '.,,,,...---,„,,5'-'-' ''''.,..,= it white the prisoner contemned that they did belong to her he carried out to enable the Gnat Northern to send their
. were .i-------,.1., ,h,..-‘...--..... ---,,„ {...,......0r --„, Dr.-- mistress, After taking her to the station. Wilnall4 went back goods traffic over this line. Mother company was anxious shout Pride
esal4hbgi sinetyrcnin' ~,,„,,A" -' 1„-,„,;.;„,."-a„,-- ...--,„....,---_......,... to search bee room, when he found an ale bottle hidden In one to bring their goods traffics on to this lice, providing they roallatt liallarAthe. TA]
acusa---- I- - -•-- ------- - of her drawers, and between the bed and the mattress a bottle could obtain stations end siding accommodation, and the th.llllll naninalL I thaws WOW I nail .
.pa the deceased. Dr. Todd cams down to w,„„,to foil of to The ma
hmond on the 26th of AIM by the quarter to 10 train. plan to be submitted neday for raising &Minna capital *ay aamosagsamiaa... ag aa tortanos in
7iis's p 90 g pleaded guilty, and was remanded la order would inciude a sufficient sum for firoviding such le AI
The a koccr was lot aware that he wee combat downl . ....
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that she- ion ichi be dealt with in petty session. accommodation. There could be no doubt that the returns * 6 en
this rain. He our pith run that be did cot tel Dr. T 5 a fflY"'"i" Oetobeno
Ow nom of the atetheisre he had athelowtered had had the LOW-STREET. would yield • handeome per centage, and he hoped the pro- ge tali ~,
prietore would not heehaw to give their sweat to the propoial aau OamessaMies"l=. I *
slightest ilf :ct in repreariag the symptoms that were exhi- Ro ..... tat tel .' DIALS." li
of the director, to go to Parliament for powers to rates fr .. •...__.____. - -
Mad by the ;afield. It was a very cosmos pew- Cathryn Hazel and Caroline Cook, both young women,
200,0001. of additional capital. With that sum at their nom- Rooms.-
Me. to atinaluister prosaic acid to stop eicknois ware charged with are.lim • puree, ciateinior about Itio., 15 ... it ir.
mead the directors would be enabled to discharge the loan au itemenst ...... . le the and the pu
The medicines winter; adothdatere .1 to the dun *sad belonierng to Mrs. Jewell, of 104, Great Russell-streer,
from their bankers, sad effecting many improvements in the la .e. alteratkin i
were chalk mister. and combo, i-orrip 'and tine- Bloomsbury. II Bawl 2.,.el e•
procerty. . COPPS'.
Me Of campthe, grey powder, cad composed of It appered from the evidence of the prcescittrix that she an Oust
Toe motion having been seconded, hi eh otiaansailidssiL a: Cl 4 til sad buyer.
powder pail& He Mao edoguistseel quinine, our walking towards Cbaring.crose on Monday efterama, Toa.-7
Me. G. Sorra laid If it could be done without /10.11 to the st le lama Jewels. ...- - -
=lalblealpiesic sell Wood prosaic add, ether, and gen- when she was mopped in Great St. Andrew-street by two Interest of tut, cout.ty h. should bo glad to gu-0t,,, what :3) 2 1.6.c..2,......42tai....... -
in the bay
Itha. This pumas wed was adadaistered ander the prl- none women, who caked her the way to " University Ho.. RICA rei
maw. paseriplon. He earth lamina, or Mal." One of them appeared to have been color, sad after Itaroithaioleurtawithuioth
theoranlac3otiprao„! which the
bmia;;;Litaah.alehadtuado *tit:
ailial
=aeten:ae-Ti 4.. . .17 17
15 5 Do. dew
Barala X diem, 011 scarab sap had• poodle le • sow sllic Wlttio64 had pointed out the way she caked if there warn any "'" lied
. ,that
bugle
bad been
waive.
iladidaer bob( • wpm** el mt.!, sad saes of the hops of her Wog admitted to ths accident ward. Witness obLetetotaCutokidlid."AN "itBALITE
others be hod radioed wee sift el a metallic thwart r. replied that she cold not say, end the women Piled 01l- ,a,,, du gby the cub, clads.
le all Seams 1 107 01;1. a. el 37e. ; refn
Wawa. wee puma whoa Dr. Taylor was munined bet'. Omerviagvneently that they were both running away Sir J. &wino. having hod the hew.r of a meat at the r„ all le
rknatissa 10 10 In othei
the usesidestes. He mew mentleasel that the lady wee in at a per did not at all sorted with trbrzions dr- lot 11l
• crate of god He lair lath. Cant the inesmour, whams eampected she had been and ou board la harem years, soya axions to eddreas a few words *le pa. gr.. mares rally quiet
to the propristen upon the promects of the undertaking. 10 Mn !I Wank ME. - IT i
Inbar potion at 01100 missed her purse. She cense-SMITH]
rugusl:trid 1, wool it...haustiehad sew atmusatinseeelbalelethee ataiteeatl. ige:elii:s, followed the two foot,. so. dim..., till they lie 'proved of the normal to liquidate the debt due to the 144 511 F'6o6. sna *IOW 001
Si a Pub sad 64 16
beakers; bat he thought they ought to go suntan sad make a a ii. ~,.4 gm p Trade*
meat If be had both swam ef it. Temkin wee a very toned op a court, and than, ming a police-constable, she
au au Mt Prt to redone the debenture debt. He therefore twe 11 II Os =adios 8
sommon spopewn of propthry, esti it was a* ammitiroes mimed what had mead. She bad a half-sovereign act: O i ate' avieri=re -. -
suggested that they should go to parliament for power to $
men
= ditto, 80s.
accompatted by di.r a Whams had sever in his _ .thow sight ehdlieP la her Puree-the Latter Lae-M*B three four" ir,,i, a quart* of . willies. sad Nem* se
* in ... .. 80a.: clot
rirace hued of ati Eaelasee X • pregame wawa safaris g penny piense-tas of awls beet la a peculiar manner.
The Creasman said the question of capitaliaing deb* t ali lays=
tam seeete vosonag sad diarrho . which wesaM met yield to Polimecoestable Weeks, 33 F, deposed to having found tares must be reserved fora future occasion. This was not 4" - "6.7 WOW. ..... •-• r -
say memory mamba.. He bed Dever made the pest /menu the prisoners, dustily after the above occurrence, in the pm- M ell mates sed Time .... .
; an otporeitne momeat for coosidering the subjwt.
exisininalion of a body that land dial ham ammo or sap of j 2.. Q299(9-6~, Bares-dial-one of them being to to at. 73 a I Exrii
eittimosy. only pertly drvased-but hoe clothes answering the exact ~,_A.,fier,_„slui,e,,Surais__„_,,rdlecualicu the Mart wee adopted, sad In ould ............. limas • --• sr at Exeter
Re-Witheas beard of the rompismeof vanillin description gives by Mrs. 1 swell. She wooed them of the '''..".-.-77!-.'17--..'- -----' ----'-- the director; to lo" luta Wittig I 111 X 1
.1 mi..
wliigi.r q, Sundays.
so tasty as the Bth of April. At !Die period tho &mimed robbery, which they death, but Cock traded that a= 1
seek p.'7ll'.".ater7eraemerl.7.l". empowering
raising additional capital as li .1 Wears erasers
maid act Imp been pregnant 1 seer time • few days, and at anima whom she Inaw had just asked her to change explained by the Chairman, atter which thanks were voted aau W. -...... - ei. prermits 1
Hat early levied witness never herd of pregneart betrig with her. end they had dose so. ... ai to the Chairman, sad the proceedings terminated. striking.
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Mamie heard of the erroptosos i.f
se early se lie Sib of April. At tai. period the
mold aet have been preeneat 1. rater thee few days, mad u
UM early ;cried withers serer hard of preening Wag
aseenipmet by dierehma The eyelet:am Wire elm at
totally d Merest airaiwa from them getteraDy exhibited by
peasant women. The bunting mammas la the thrust sad
sermon d the mouth were quite tuanuel symptoms tett-
neteed with the Teraina:l to true Si preponey. The lett of
the deermed's pruning di! sot in soy way alter his cattail
eplintes of the we.
The Lord Chief Harm—Can you eetweat 1w say ether
may then you bare meatioord for the symptoms that poi-
mated themselves la this cam t
Dr. )dice-1 anew. _

th &rim Baur ;id Ormlise Peek both young women,
were charged with Meiling • parr, mark:dor about Ute.,
barest:tag to Mrs. Jewell, of 1011, Great Ramall-strese,
Bloomsbury.
It appeared from the evidence of the prosecntrix that she
woe walking towar4s Cbaring.crose on Monday afternoon,
when she was Mopped in Great Bt. Asdrow-street by two
yore women, IMO risked her the way to " University Hos-
pital." One of them appeared to have been ening, and after
entree bad pointed out the way eke tired if them war any
hope oiler berg *drilled to the accident ward. Witness
replied that she could not say, and the women pissed cm.
Oreniag presently that they woe both running away
at • pace which did not stall weird with their previous dr-
MINSGUT, wiener suspected shin had been robbed, and os
Win in her pocket at once mired her puree. She cone.-
aloofly followed the two females some diatoms till they
tamed up • court, and then, Feeble • polioecoststable, she
reload what bad pared. Sbe bad a half-sovereign and
eight Multiage in her puree—the latter including three four-
penny pitose--ane of them bent in a peculiar manner.
Folic.-coastable Weeks, 39 F, deposed to having found
the prisoners. directly after the above occurrence, in the pr-
ate. of 22, Quer-street, Sera-dials--ona of them being
only pertly dressed—but her cloths' answering the ram
description given by Yu. Jewell. Stia ward them of the
robbery, which they deafer!, but Conk stated that a young
+moan whom she knew had just asked her to change dreaded
with her. end they had dons so.
Mrs. Green, the female rareiter, proved that she found
eight shillings (Inclading the fourpenny pieces deeeribed by
prosecutor) en the prisoner Cook.
Mr. Jewell, mane-pablfsber, of Greet Ruseell-street,
' identifid the bent fourpenny piece, which he nmembeed
baring given to his .1k (pmeecutriz).
lisz-1 risaded iguirsoce of the whole matter, sod Got
repealed her atory about having changed drawee with a
Kr. Jardine committed them both for trial.

Dr. Bad, tbs partner of the last wirer, roved rat st
the regret of Dr. Jahr he rented the deemed lady es or
about the 18th of April. Dr. Julius did not tell Mr before
be west that be terror:cod may suphias in rebrasto to
the dram. He we the prleose•, who told him be roughs
the deceased bird neglected bowel. for row
lime, mad that they wens unloading themselves by
oscine of the Mambo, and vomiting. Witness oestinold
Dr. Julins'• preacription for two or trot deer,sal he this
climord thotreatmest. The symptom, of thedeoseed were
no: io the least alievisted by say of the enedielase that he
pre,ritod ; hut, on the contrary, Lb, y went as tesseriag to
elitism Wits., raggrated that ticenth gimlet Mood,
sad the premier saki he thought it wr s usedicice sot likely
to do say good. bieastb, acetate of lead end opium,
sail eitre•e of *deer weniXterwards administered to the de-
ceerd, rid the priiroser raid that the nitrate of Plate hod
cared a very injurious effect spas the declared, and Lad or-
csoloued a boron, pale all through the bowels. The nitrate
of silver woe ertailly not calculated to produce math mortal
se he dratted. After whirr led bees is stirrers upon
the decreed foe three days he formed as opinion that
something or other was laths witainietered to the decrilvid
Mr& bad the effect of counter:Mg the medicine that
We. given her, nn•l h, co•nmrflr it. d this opinion to Dr.
lairs. The Arrestor lade more thee •one, in the
preseam of the roomer, earthed! a 'Hitt for farther
eerier eamirsaem, sad It was alter this that Dr. Toed
Tr required to aresd. The primer multesgratly told hr
that the pills premed by Dr. Todd bad had the of of
erring rokat prrtation of the root, sad mode it up•

Tae SOCIETT or FAIENDA—The adjudicators of
the prizes for the best essays on the mums of the decline Is
the bcclety of Friends have tamed a documsot, to which
they say they regret that they hese been prev,nted from
arr,vice at an ranter decision by unforeseen hrindrancas by
the large number end extent of the essays submitted to diem,
end by their esneedng desire to deal justly. The terms of
the original propcsel do not permit the edjudicators to specify
wore than the two ways which appear to them to have
the superior claims; bat they feel it right to bear teed-
mooy to the greet ability displayed by many of the other
writers, sad to mooed their conviction that the publioation
of what they have written, by the individual authors,
weal in many vises be advisable, and for the public ad-
vantage. In preforming the painful duty of setting amide
so many estimable and elaborete productlone, the adjudi-
teeters have necemerily bees lefluenced by various dame@
of enzeideratione ; they have been deterred in some mane
by the gamma of irrehrmat disquisltione, and they have
been eatecially gelidness that the epinit manifested by the
1 stivire,ful candidates be each am teemed moat in accord
with the object for wheals the prime were offered, as
plainly get forth in the general edwretimmest. It ha.,
after careful tionsidention, been deterntheed that an eery,
Maths( a melee free the epistle of the York quarterly
nieetiag of the year 1855, should receive the trot pose
and me, housing the motto, "Yeebum, flea, Lid x," the mooed
prize. A degree of theitation having been expreiesl by the
edjudicatove es to the rebid.* Owe which ought to be is-
ingo44l to the two sue oidul mays, the donor of the prism
has generously offered to mks the emend prize equal to the
eras The writers of these essays evidently belga to differ-
mit schools, end contemplate the subject free entirely
different points of view. No one of the adjudicators wishes
to be held reeponeitle for the minimum of either writer.
But they are unanimous is hoping that, in choosing both,
they ere defog their beet so promote the objects of the giver
of the prizes, and to fulfil their tenet. The autherefthe
drat eery is Mr. J. 8. Bowntros, of York; of the eecond, kr.
Thome. tiaacock, of Nottbsghom.

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MONEY MARKE2.-21118 PAY.

Two eewn.

Considerable buoyancy prevails to-day in the
Stock Exchange. Consols have risen per cent. in
consequence of the scarcity of stock, coupled with
the appearance of the government broker as a buyer
of 16,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. Stock, it being
assumed that further investments are contem-
plated. The stimulus thus given has extended to
the other departments of the establishment. British
railway shares and Turkish Bonds have advanced.
The New Indian Loan has advanced to 981 to I.
The Russian Loan remains quoted to prem.
The Three per Cent. Rents, opened at Earls to-
day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 89fr.
53c. for the account and declined to 89fr. 40c.,
being the same as they closed on Saturday after-
noon.

Consols were first marked 96, but have since ad-
vanced to 961 for money, and 951 to 1 for the 7th
of September. -Bank Stock has been dealt in at
223 to 224; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at
96: to ; the New Three per Cents., at 951
to 1 ; India Stock, at 218; the Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 96 to 951, being better ;
ditto, 1869, at 941 to 1; India Bonds, at 12e. die. t
and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. to 28a. prem.
The foreign stock market is likewise firmer. The
Old Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 821
to 831, and the New to 73 to 74. Mexican Bonds
continue in demand. Harlan are firtn,and Venezuela
deal. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., 1031, 1041; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half
per Ce nts., 1868, 95,941; MexisanThree per Cents.
201, 201; ditto, for account, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 93; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1863, 01 ; Russian Four-ands-Half per Cents.,
991; Sardinian Five per Cents., 861; the Spanish
Committee's Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1854, 82, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1868,
721, 731; ditto for account, 731; Venezuela New
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 271.
The Parana has arrived from the West Indies with
169,0001. in specie.

Foos o'Ciocx.

Consols are quoted 951 to 1, both for money and
the account, showing no variation of importance
since 2 o'clock.
The supply of money in the discount market has
increased, and the terms for good bills yesterday were
21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank a moderate amount
of business was done. The pending Indian and
Russian Loans will have no effect upon the money
market until towards the 30th inst., when the first
instalment on each must be completed. In the cue
of the Russian Loan the first instalment is fixed at
15 per cent. ; in that of the Indian at 20 per cent.
or upwards (so as to leave 75 per cent. to be here-
after paid).
The Council of India will receive tenders on the
19th and 23rd inst. for the hire of ships to take about
4,700 troops from the United Kingdom to India. The
places of the men who have demanded their dis-
charge meat be filled op.
A parcel of 8,0001. in Russian gold was yesterday
sent into the Bank.
Government will transmit about 250,0001. in silver
to Calcutta by the steamer of the 20th inst. Nearly
one million sterling will then have been despatched
since the 20th ult., and it is understood that another
million is being bought. The manner in which
thee. purchases are ejected excites some animadver-
sion. It is stated that the silver wanted could be
obtained on more adiantageous terms by an enlarge-
ment of the limited agency now employed.
At St. Petersburg the exchange on London has
risen to 350., whilst the price of tallow has declined
to sq s. r. on the spot, and 651 for August.
Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and eo.
announce a dividend of 3a. 6d. in the pound, being
the proceeds of the public ale of property in Hea-
dline, as payable on Friday next, on the estate of
Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, and Co., of London, and
James Hyde and Co., of Honduras.
The notice is repeated that the remainder of the
Danish Five per Cent. Loan of 1849 (originally for
800,0001., but reduced to 697,2001. by the half-yearly
&muumuus) will be redeemed on the let prox.
The Peruvian agents advertise the half-yearly
dividend, due the Ist September, on the Anglo-
Peruvian Four-and-a. Half per Cents.
The half-yearly meeting of the Boston, Sleaford,
and Midland Counties Railway Company, is called
for the Slit inst.
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 6411.
The directors of the North Eastern Railway invite
tenders for the construction of a branch, about 11
miles in length, from the North Yorkshire and
Cleveland line to Rosedale, in the North Biding.

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COMMERCIAL AND MAsrsze.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET .—(THIS DAT.)
(IT 111Ttlit LSD LUIZ ILAOXITIO TILNOILLPIO
(111011 091 OWX ooxassrowaxxx.)
Corn market quiet to-day. All articles in slow request at
about Friday's quotations.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market shows steadiness, with no change of int-
in prim, eta.:—Town tallow, 635. 6d. net cash ;
res:°BbardY.C., 548.96.; August to September, 665. ;
October_to Deoember,66e. 61. ; do. separately, 66e.

MINCING-LANB.—(THIS DAY.)
Suosa.—The market hes opened with s quiet sprasnam,
and the public rte of West India did not show say materiel
slterstka in wham. Mead Reedy; lamps, lile. to 63e.
Conan.— he large public Wes ere progressing steady,
sad buyers show pest woad/nos in the tattle.
Tae.—This article is Inn, but there is sweat of alacrity
In the buying.
RIC' remains steady.
RlM—Prices ere unaltered, but the demand is lees
waive.
88LITIT11.—Refraction 21 sold 38e. 6d. ; refraction at,
375. ; refraction 71 to 8,38 s.
In other articles no material alteration ; markets gene-
rally quiet.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Tesds steady, at last day's prima, Etsaptiai straw. Prime
meadow 80a. to 865.; saperior do., 88s. to Ns, ; inferior
ditto, 80s. to 70o.; DOW ditto. The. to 845.; rowed, Ms. to
60..; clover, old, 935. to 110 s.; ditto, sew, 80s. to Ns.
straw, 34. to •oa.

MONDAY EYINTIIO.

ExrfEa CATIIEDRAL.—The nave of the cathedral
at Exeter has been appropriated for afternoon service on
Sundays. A vut area is thus obtained for the congregation.
Chairs take the plus of pews, and the sight which the nave
merents when the immense congregation are seated le very
striking. Rich and poor sit side by side. Full choral service
Is performef, and the ammonia preached by one of the cathe-
dral dignitaries. The entire cost of fitting up the nave was
borne by one member of the chapter, the Rev. Chancellor

Consols, for the 7th September, which were quoted
at the close of the Stock Exchan, on Saturday,
951, opened this morning at 951 to land closed at
951, .• sellers." For money the lut price was 95 to
1. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, to 3 ; ditto,
for account (7th Sept.), 951 to 1 ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 951, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 953, 4,
3, Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886,
181-18 ; Bank stock, 223, 2221, 2231; Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 941 ; ditto, 1859, 941;
India Bonds, 12s. dis.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858
remain quoted 911 to 95 ; the scrip of the last Loan,
94 to 1, and Exchequer bills 23a. to 2134. prem.
India Bonds were flat, some sales being pressed at
12s. discount.
blexicsn bonds continue to attract a goal deal of
attention. The price rose to-day at 201 to 1, for
the new account (31st inst.), and closed at 201 to;.
Turkish stocks were rather flat in the afternoon.
The old loan closed at 82 to f ; and the new at 72
to 73, for the present settlement. The Anglo-
Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were firm, at 93

lieriagica.
THE IRISH CONSTAIHILART.—It is antioanood that
the Lord. Commissioners of her Mejesty's Treemay have
detertaised to recognise the long earmcs of the superior
officers of the mastabulary, and have &meats& to the follow-
ing soak of remuneration to the county and eab-hispectore
of the form, proportioaate to their length of service :—To
officers having served 2 years and under 7 years. 121. par an-
num; having served 7 years and under 15, 241.; 15 years
and under 20, 301.; 20 years and upwards, 481. The late
government, It appears, contemplated bringing in • hill to
effect this Memos in the pay, but were compelled to wire
before bringing the matter wider the consideration of the
legielature. The heirent 'Mammy, however, have carried
out the design of the predecessors is conferring this esth-
etes:dial boon upon the officers et the force.
EXTRAORDINARY Escarz.—On Friday last a
child roe years of &m aiming near a well is the pariah of
West Luiworth, slipped, es it is 'apposed, and fell with the
rcpt and bucket through the opening. The alarm Data=
given by aneighbour,and another rope procured, a man named
James Baker at once commeaced the perilous descent, sad
after a painful delay of nearly tea minutee, ocomioned by the
erectility which warred of lengtheatag the rope, appeared
In
safety at the well's mouth with the child, whom he bad
fused when be reached him sustaining himself by the bucket
in the water. Every attention was paid immediately to the
little wearer, who, though much exhausted, appeared to have
received only a few bruises of no serious haporteace. When
we mention that be fell a depth of nearly 90 feet hia pre-
servatlea must bermisidered as most wonderful. But for the
mirage sad promptitude of James Baker, which merits the
highest praise, the result would doubtless hays been the re-
mem of that which it is our pleasure to record.-641115wry

lou
CRTSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT.....MON-
DAT, ATIOUST O.—AdM6OOllll Os payment, 10,69 i ; ditto,
by NIKO Wu% 750: total rialtos, 11,444.

to 94.
Bank of Australasia shares experienced a decline
after the meeting this afternoon. Those of the
English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank
were inquired for. Ottoman Bank were slightly
flatter, closing at 19 to l. In the market for miscel-
laneous shares little alteration occurred. Oriental
Inland Steam A shares were officially marked 1 dis.;
Commercial Dock stock,lo2 ; East and West India
Dock, 119 to 1191 ; and Southampton Dock, 631.