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The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-11

UNITED STATES.

(sy scscrsic TELSORAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, Tram:4y.
The steamer Vanderbilt has arrived. She left
New York on the Ist Met.

The Europa had arrived out.
The War Department at Wuhington bad received
meet favourable reports from the Gila expedition.
The expedition was opening up a most beautiful and
fruitful country.
New York market returns of the 31st report :
Cotton firm. Flour unchanged Wheat quiet. In-
dian corn firm. Pork quiet. Coffee firm. Freights
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, JULY 29.—Cotton firm; corn de-
clining.
ALBANY, JULY 31.—Flour steady; grain un-
changed.
BUFFALO, JULY 31.—Flour unchanged; wheat
dull; corn lower.
OSWEGO, JULY 31.—Flour in fair demand; prices
in favour of buyers.
The accounts of the corn crops in America are

contradictory.
It is said that General Casa's explanations to
Lord Napier relative to the proceedings taken about
the seizure of the alleged slaver Pancheta have been
satisfactory to his lordship.
Governor Cummins w•as to leave for Utah on the

15th of August.
Tho Ottawas Indians of Kansas have surrendered
their tribal character, and become citizens of the
United States. The troubles with the Sioux Indians
are ended.

The New York Herald says that the question
raised by the seizure of the Pancheta, is susceptible
of being viewed in a very serious aspect. The
Herald hopes that it will not be dismissed till the
rights of the respective vessels of the African squa-
dron are clearly laid down and uniformly acquiesced
in. The same paper says that the Ashburton treaty
leaves the subject of search in convenient obscurity.
The New York papers are publishing the trial of
Miss Madeline Smith in ertenao, with a portrait of
the prisoner, and all the letters which she wrote to
L'Angelier.
The Vanderbilt, after landing her English mails
and passengers at Cowes, left for Havre. She
brought over 173 passengers and specie to the value
of 246,673 dollars for England, and 279,788 dollars
for France.
The Vanderbilt left New York on the same day
as the steamer Atlantic, now due at Liverpool.
London, England, 1857-02-20

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G, FEBRUARY 20, 1867.

DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN-
TILT b. STIIIIIIIO POST, at La 6d. pat tr., 'apart la a&
.1130 k In JOOl MADDOX, M. Opp, Altestalnet. ltaparltpult.
11•01WIlet sad ifttnsdatat.

PUBLIC and the TRADE are reminded
1 thy. aia PUPPLIZD vrith RUINING ZIPIPISS,
I.4l=llNGOlLryja...loionleaus.h.s/Pug ' Publish.

vornssent were surelsing "a wise discretion in not
bringing forward measures which it would be diffi-
cult for them to bring to a successful issue. They
were visibly in a state of great difficulty with regard
to the finances of the country. Their position
weighed very considerably with him, and he did not
wish to place them in greater difficulties'," &c. Is
Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT an enemy or a friend?
And what became of the motion after all this? 192
members of the present House of Commons voted
against the introduction of Mr. LOCKE KING'S Bill,
and 179 voted for it. The announcement of these
numbers was received with cheers—cheers which,

in whatever sense they may be taken, can hardly be
regarded as very creditable to the Rouse. If, as was
no doubt the ease, these cheers expressed gratification
that the minority was so large, it shows pretty
plainly where we are in this the 28th year of the
Reform era. It is for the people of this country to
look to these things. One point, at all events, is
pretty clear, that Lord PALMERRTON at this moment
occupies a somewhat peculiar position as leader of
• Liberal Administration.
London, England, 1857-02-20

HINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'Cinew.
A moderate amount of business is going forward
to-day in home mining stocks, at steady pnces. This
transactions reported in the Stock Exchange to-day
compnse Great Wheel Vor shares at 61 ; Lodi
Bertha, at 1 ; North Frances, at 19 ; Tin Croft, at
41 and 41, and Wheal Edwards, at 41.
Foreign mining shares hate met with scarcely any
business.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in this
Mining Exchange:
Alfred Consols, 211, 22, 1; Carnyorth, 61, 4; Ding
Doug, 34, ; East Margins, 91, 81, 91, GrantWer and Si.
Aubyo, 1121, 110 1121 ; Great Alfred, 101, I, 10, 4 ; Great ,
South 'reigns, telt, 3-113, 13/, 16, 161 /Ad/ Bertha, 16a. 6d.,
16s. 6d. • Maim, 34; Pendent, , Itosewarne Uaitad,
421; Tamar Coaoh, 201., 22a. 6d.. Ms, 27v. 64., 25as
275. 6d. ; Tincroft, 41; Treeetaa,Trelyon, IT;
West Provident*, 14, , Wheal Grenville, 33e., 345. Gd.,
-
405.; Wheal Margaret, 63.

EVE/.11110,

The market for home mining—stas7etli;;The
quieter appearance lately noticed. Great Wheal
Alfred and West Basset shares were quoted rather
lower, and in some other cases a little flatness pre-
vails,'but generally prices am fairly supported. Great
Wheal Vor shares were in demand at advanced
rates.
The following transactions have taken place in
the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded
in the official list:
Grambler and St. Aubyn, 1121, 115; Pendee•
Consols, 21; Grakewalls, 21, 1; East Rosewarne,
265. 6d.
There were sundry transactions in foreign mining
stocks, but they led to no change in prices.
London, England, 1857-02-20

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Gazette de Teheran of the Bth of January
contains& New manifesto of the Persian government.
The ermeessions offered by Persia to Great Britain
are again alluded to, and a contrast is instituted
between the friendly disposition of Persia and the
determined hostility of England. The manifesto
maids' in the following terms :
Seeing afar this the trnithmemes of it. Madly edemas
and loyal AIM, sad lam pemaded that Enka will ant
refrain from earryfay haw its deadasering Mires sad un-
just views, Um Persia government lads WIG obliged to
appeal to the tam et the llest High, end tow all the
mean. in ire power to &had the cossery sad peep* and to ,
ram an insolent antsy; sad te .slot to ray warlike for
the good of the law sad the Mks, that its bag rayon
may not be lightly area to Ignenday sad diamlear.
It la clear that the Persica goeermmmn is Was Ma-
Goo of offrading • powerful ally or d Mang win* he
infringing upon treaties, nor a desire to MIN sialkolaing
grievances or to me the shading of Mesa tdood. WWsh
of the two mass will have provoked this post colowdly the
Moot High will judge. The Pada government het
not neglected, nor will neglect, atyChteg to the despatch of
commanders and saktent military forces and satiety, or la
the adoption dal eatable esmares for the repulsion a et
enemy. AniongstotherstheillasirismaGene-Mehmetilm,
Serneclaktai-Bachi (chief of his lidejesty's crepe of garde),
and the illustriona Feel-Ali-Chao Beg-
larbegui, have been sent intothe maim of Para, supplied
with neemeary material. Coadiag in the goods's of God,
they quitted the capitol as lhe let for thole drannanon, and
if England pandas is its groualms hostilltim, the other
point. end Wanks of the mid province will not be found
unprovided with the mesas of tame, as in the me of
Benden-Boachir, eat will sera for emethiag more than •
placed exercise for Balla troops. Supposing Enema to
return to pew, this expedition will not entail greeter tomes
than those which would moult from English conquest.
The Paris Patric, in the following cautiously
worded paragraph, infers the opinion that the Per-
sian difficulty is not scrims :
Severe! journals have announced that the Persian diner-
COO, Is in • fair way el erreagma. We balm we know
from private informed.= that the principal dUlleultlee are
sow get over, sad that both peace lam awarded in coming
to ea andintadag an to conditions of piece. We must,
then, hope Mt within a few dela thalami of the definitive
snangemeat all be made publie—ea mengement to the
concha= of which the micrara et Pariah Shan at Paris
will not have bees forelp.
The Pays says :
The latent accounts from the tanks of the Campion Sea
Mate that the 13th division of Rued= Infantry, com-
manded by: 01111•11111 Chivied, had taken up • position, on
January 26, at Djaat, at the 0002t11003 of the Ataxia and
the Hour. The meat day, the 29th, Abberad Khan, tent by
the govmer of Feasts& ca a special missioa, had a keg
COldefele• with Gemmel Chivied at his had-quarter.
London, England, 1857-06-27

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

NU* Paw Mo. Tots; ?NC
Wswars. 01711. rem war M. W.,
pat us a g Jae N. a E L a
10,6 bin . . 110 111 131 171

STATUE TO JAMEY WATT AT.

Yesterday morning a bronco statue to James Watt, the In.
venter of the steam engine, erected in fnint of the Manchester
Infirmary, and grouping with the statues previenaly erected
to Wellington. Peel, and Dalton, wee formally inaugurated.
The mayor and members of the corporation, attended by
some of the leading scientific men of the town, were present.
and some thousands of people were there to witness the nn-
°musing of the memorial, which took place amidst great
cheering. The statue is • sitting Uue, corresponding with
the one of Dr. Dalton, and is eopled from the marble
by Chantrey, in Westminster Abbey. It was copied
by
Thud, and was cut by Messrs. Robinson and Cottons, of
Pimlico.

iiAFICITESTF.R, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOINSHIRE
RAILWAT.—The working ripeness and other outgoings of
this company's railways (exclusive of the Manchester, South
Junction, and Altrinclsm) stated below, have amounted in
the fortnight ending June 14 to 8,5691. 9s. Id., whilst the
corresponding period of 1856 amounted to 7,660!. 4s. ltd.
The sum of 102,937/. 7s. 2d., already stated for the first
eleven fortnights of the half year, added to the 8,5691.95. Id.,
as above, make' a total expended of 111,5061. 16s. 3d., as
against 104.678!. 12s. sd. for the corresponding twelve fort-
nights of the previous year. The proportion of the South
Junction, etc.. receipts accruing to this company for the
fortnight ending June 14 amounts to 1,6931. Bs. 101.,
to against 8211. 30. Id. for the same period of 1856.
The sum of 9,591/. 14s. 11d., es already stated for the first
eleven fortnights of the half-year, added to the 1,6931.
Be. 10d., ea above Meted, makes a total to June 14, of 11,2881,
3e, 9d., as against 9.251/. 6e. 4d. for the came period of 1856.
The proportion of the South Junction, &c., working expenses
and other outgoings for the fortnight ending AM 14 is
6611. 15e. 3d., whilst the corresponding period of 1856
amounted to 4651. 13s. 3d. The sum of 4,6261. 2e.3d.,
already slotted for the first eleven fortnights of the half-year,
added to the 551/. 15s. 34., as above, makes a total expended
to June 14, of 5.177/. 17e. 6d., se against 4,7021. Is. 14. for
the corresponding twelve fortnights of the previous year.
London, England, 1857-06-27

THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.

The Zoological Society have a meeting on Thurs-
day next, and the Asiatic Society a meeting on Saturday.
The next meeting of the British Association fur the
Advancement of Science will be held at Dublin, commencing

on August 26, under the presidency of the iev. IL Lloyd,
D.D. D.C.L. V.P.R I.A.

The last exhibition this season of plants, flowers,
and fruit, at the Royal Botanic Society, wiU take place on
Wodneeday next. _ _ .

At thonext meeting of the Horticultural Society
In Regcnt-etreet, on the 7th of July, the Chamettiparie
thurifera, for which there are so many applicants, will be
drawn for. The chances will be about two blanks to one
prise.
... - . . . .

The library of the late F.axl of Shrewsbury, le-
moved from Alton Towers, bee been on eel, during the week
by Meows. Sotheby and
. - .

The country meeting of the Royal Agricultural
Society of England will be held at Salisbury in the week
conuneschig Monday, the 20th of July, the Thursday in
War west being the principal day of the show.

. .
The annual congreot of the Archeological Asso-
ciation will take place in August next M Norwich, mama-
bliss in that city ca tits 24th. Excursions an is coarse at
arrasimmet fie Wier Omits, Burgh Castle, lad Yar-
mouth; Lysol, Cab Wig Castle, Stamm Priory and
Wallashaos; Ilainimm NM; Thetford end Ely Calhodnl,
&a Nowt& and Ely Cathedra. are to be lectured upon
by H. H. Barri, Esq., aad C. E. Davis, Esq., Mr.
Plaschi ruporiztamsdu the moulptams sad ausumental

effigies; Mr. W. I. Dyck the eharkre, deeds, and meni-
al* deemente ; ghat the ameiplisa of the Cagle of
Iterodeh sad the musks et mint Isaidings will be tinder
the direction of W. C. Mile& lA., ind R. Fitch, Esq., of
Nortrkh. Mr. Pekoe °whets the Association over the
andirnides of O. Yarmouth. The Earl of Albsearie
pike ewe Ito visas.
The seeelegul meetings of the Institution of Mo.
thanks' Batentme. held this year at Manchester, were
brought be a rise an Thursday. la the afternoon the
memlains end Ask Mends Mimi together In the large coffee-
tent mike the Art Treasures building. The chair was
taken by Mr. Will= Fairbsirn in the absence of Mr.
Whitworth, the gemidest. About 200 gentleman eat down
to dinner. Among the company were Mr. fkott Rus-
sell, Protegee, Bask* Cam' Kennedy, Mr. M.Coonell,
Mr. Craig, Kr. Bellhenen Mr. Fay, Mr. Benjamin Fother-
gill, Mr. Itainibottom, sad a number al gentleturn casnected

With meektankel wham. In the mune of the eveakag ad-
dresse were debt mod with reference to the growth and
development of mientinc knowledge in oats:ion tot& me
ghoeering, end a general opinion ow expressed that It wee
skeolutdy necessary to pay greets Mention lb the educa-
tion of our workmen, if we were to rands our trapremsey me
the gondol engineering country in the world. Mr. Fair-
bairn and Mr. M'Connell relined to the mid Bidder
which engineering 0:101101 wee making in Fromm, Belgium,
and Germany, and attributed it to the superior education
which the seisms of them countries were enabled to rot
mitre bolero they entered the workshops.

FASHIO.VB POE JULY.
London, England, 1857-06-27

HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA,

This Wow aquatic meeting runituencrd yesterday,
Reoamd by the most charming weather. The grand stand
was aanierausly and fashionably attended, and the rowing
wma eicesdingly geed. nefulkwing is a summary of the
oistesta : . - .

The Wyfold Chalker. Cap, competed fur by the Oxford,
London, and Healey club., was woo by the first-named. after
• most Peel:lax race. The Steward. Challenge Cup woe
contended fir by the London end Cautbridee clubs, and
woo by the former, the race being declared to be
the batted ever rowed ea the mama The Lediee'
Challenge Plate wee wen by t►e awe of Exeter
College, Oxford, beating that of Pembroke College. The
Diamond Challenge Sculls sad Prerealatioa Cap were wee
by H. Cmansajor, of Loudon, *pleat James Parse.
The Greed Challenge Cup nee between the Oxford Uni-
versity and the London Rowing Club I. totes place to-day,
sad will excite the greatest interest.
London, England, 1857-06-27

MY COTTAGE.

I have graftage where the saatesraa lark,'
Pemba around ha gables all day hK.
Brimmtart the kulierwrips until they drip
With molten pii. Er embargo' enables.
Here, woMarft wig the nornheredeefee elan
Then ccrundel siva 'mike dew Is dry.
Orel WM. dead, end stretch thdr invid Inds
In the full bleeiai sem, latil Yehe.l
larwergicroul theme, Ode maim Ron the roes
•Le Z Imordleed,
Lan thorn reereder,
t sem stedre Loh.
I have a whose 6o sintl wideems,
Cool from the gisy plain ornate breath
Of the mid mem ma spa Ms km.
And a low, Lem dmifmsii et wawa,
'rebirths spa M so Ile
sks.
On my while essorral og M Mee
TIM nil Int le be sr Ihs end
Of driving am% hr 6 semelimm hear
When they wil Inn Oak kems anon et heaven,
And howl to lea ma BO the lens le kr ;
And ell Ms inn" ore Any needle my
Mad Yin own/ of Ihe maid Lem%
Ando Ihe Mk sod nem the anon deles,
AAidnd sdelt a nbioss lis myna pi,,
And leer aatoslsrl mien nem re weed.
And esY elli Wrist old owl eaffetis haves,
And soil kW ikidt the
ferrying In band lie SKIL
—Bop sued hone, by 8. H. Dam

TER ART TARS AVM EIHIRITION.—The admis-
sions out Thursday, the half-mown day, showed a slight
failing off. The returns were Admitted by season
deluge, 3,620 ; on paymtsM, 3,206: total, 6,828. Of these,
2,06111 arrived by railway. The attendance yesterday was not
ninerona, bat empanel interest was given to the gathering
by the airtime* of the members of the Historic Society
of Instaratdre sad Cheshire. who easeenbled to the number
of 200 or more. from lAverpool, Cheater, Warrington, and
Manehaster. Mr. J. C. Doane bee fitted up an anteroom to
the private apartment in which her Majesty is to be received,
which is handsomely famished with tapestries, armoury, and
statuary. The whole symptoms are all that could be de-
sired for taste and &game,
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT Wnlinw.—The last
Warsaw journals contain amounts of the Exhibition of Ma-
nat.-tures now open in that city. It comma seven saloons
in the government palace. and proves that mentilmetures in
Poland are in an advanced state. and that they producearticin
of luxury which are highly esteemed in Itorda. It also con-
tains beautiful objects in gold, salver, and other metals from
Moscow. Music bring greatly cultivated both at Warsaw
and St. Petersburg. it causes no surprise to see excellent
pianos exhibited. Warsaw has also contributed specimens
of her leather, morocros, and shoes, for all which articles
she is renowned. The exhibition likewise comprises names:-
, cats specimens of silk and rainsodosical productions from
London, England, 1857-06-27

801.1171 WALES RAILWAY.

A special general meeting of this company took
place yeeterday at the Paddington Station, to consider a bill
for soaking radian's between the city of Bristol and the
South Wales Railway. in the county of Monmouth, with a
Meant ferry amiss the River Severn in ounexion therewith,
for the purpwe of improving the railway communication
between South Wee. and Bristol, Southampton, and the
south-western dintricts of England. Mr. blarritsws,
deputy chairman of the company, in the chair.
The heads of the bill were read, and the CHAIRMAN en.
plainert that the woe!s propped would involve this construc-
tion of a line, HAM than a mile in length, from Port Skewelt
to the water ride of the River Severn, but that the ntmoat
which tho company could incur would be 23,000/.
Bo considered that the entire project was calculated to
advance the intereata of the ahareholdern in tin present line,
and It was natiefactory to think that in point of expense the
quiatita was not of a very serious nature.
After some little diecuanion, a emulation open the subject
wan put and agreed to.
The subject of the conidinetion of the Pembroke branch
of the South Wales Railway was then brought before las
meeting, and the approval of the nbanholders inked tole
arrangement which had born entered into by the dimetont
reenacting the roontruction of such branch.
The Cuollt4As obeerved that the 4.1.jr,t of the meeting in
referee** to thin branch wan to enable tho directors to runke
a line from Marini!) to Pembrthe, en injunction having roma
months ago been obtained against the directors of this com-
pany to restrain them from paying dividends until the lbw
was constructed. In thin state of things a memorandum of
agreement was drawn up dated Feh. 20, 1857, by which the
directors were under the necessity of tucking the said railway
before tho Met Dec., 1560, and thus be in a condition to
avert the effort of the injunction.
A resolution confirming the I
posed and agreed to.

was Ikea pro-
London, England, 1857-06-27

ELECTION COMMITTEES.-(TIIIS LAY)

CAMBRIDGE.
The committee resumed this morning, Mr.
Deesy in the chair.
The evidence In support of the allegation that the agents
of the sitting member, Mr. Steuart, paid the travelling
expenses of litany of his voters was rontwitied. An
elector, named Harris, wan examined, and he stated that
ho received 11. 14s. fer his expenses.

IIIGII.

This committe4,nTeriguuti;is morning, Mr.
Ker Beyraer in the chair, when the argument rotative to
Mr. Barines qualification was continued.

MAYO..

This committee re-assembled at the usual hour.
Mr, Itchoklicld in the chair.
Mr. Turner, an elector, stated that be resided at thdlinrobe. IStr
Mr. Conway and Mr. Moore mimeo' him to vote for
Mr. Moore and Mr. Palmer, but he declined. The witness a.
also deposed to the efforts of Mr. Conway, who waa called is
Father Conway, to deter clatters voting for Col. Blaine. f s*,
The whole of the morning was occupied with this dacrip- let
den of evidence.

PONTEFRACT. tic
Thin committee murned their inquiry this morn- ii;
ing. Mr. Hallam in the chair. r
Tim evidence of undo. influence wan yyrecceeeeded with, and es
Mr. Robinson, the manager of the Yohahire Banking Com-
pry, examined on that bead. Itt.
Si.

ROCHDALE.
The committee re-assembled at the tumal hour this leo
morning ; Sir J. Y. Bet.t.re in the chair.
The evidence of bribery and Herter was continued.
Mr. John Malone, a grocer, at Rochdale, stated that he teew
was canvassed by one Heresy to vote for Sir Alexander
Ramey, but he told him he did not intend to vote at ell. es
Ilenery offcred him M. if he would vote for Sir Alexander er
Ramsay, but wittier indignantly refused the offer, and voted ±,
for Miall.
LM
Daniel Nutted, another elector, stated that Richard Mille, toa
• chemical manufacturer at !Wehrle, rolled upon him a few tee
days before the election, and had offered him 10a to absent tee
himself on the polling day. 10
John Wood, a woollen printer at Rochdale, stated that
he was a tenant under the brother•in-law of the sitting ip
member, Mr. Entwistle, to whom he had to pa a oo
ground rent, and in March last be owed him 16f. Mr. ht.
Rhode*, the agent of Mr. Entwistle, called upon him, and fr
mid be would give him a rewipt for the rent if he irould
vote for ltomsey. Witness refuted the offer. He had slaw 6"
paid the rent. ls
London, England, 1857-06-27

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The rnagtMl; firm at the subjoined pria,wLiah ex-
hibit a further great rise on the vet fur Junem .—Town
675. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 725.-
June 72e.. July and September, 695. October and De:
amber, 68e.' 6d.

Mama= ATPRAOISS:—Towtt tallow, 60s. 3d. ; fat by dills,
34. 20.; welted stuff, 465. ; rough ditto, 275. 6d. ; tallow
graves, 17..; good dregs, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply ; very little
doing. Prime meadow hay, Ma to 725. ; superior
ditto, 78s. to 844.; inferior ditto, Ws. to Ms. ; new ditto,
604. to 725.; rowea, 60s. to 605.; clover, old, Ns. to 1035.;
second cut, 70s. to 905.; new, 60s. to 80s. ; straw, 281. to 325.

COVENT OARDEN.—(TIIIS DAY.)
Fruits of most kinds see plentiful; strawberries biro the
open ground ere coming in in large quantities. Foreign
sherries are abundant, and gooseberries see plentiful. Pine
apples are a trifle Dessert tipples and pears are
over. French salaa cheaper.m is still supplied. Among
spy
are pass, French beans, rhubarb, a2ollisi-
flowers ; the latter fetch from 3d. to fid,eacb. Cueumbele aro
plentiful. Kent cob nuts fetch 120 e. per 100Ibs.; Bamlona
mute, 20e. per bushel; new Spaniel and Brazils, lgs. ditto.
The supply of oranges is braked. Portugal unions fetch
from 2s. to 4s. per dozen. New potatoes from Sonsamtakirs,
the Bolly Islas end Ctionwall ars now boning In ; they fetch
Eros 6s. to 18a. per cwt. Cot 11;,,,ecre consist of °retails,
Chinas priming, elaseariag, FsrdsnLy heliotropes, lily of
the gam gmaime, esignsitttto, loathe, sad 111•1*.
London, England, 1857-06-27

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

The traffic returns of railways in the United
Kingdom for the week ending. Jane 20, amounted to 498,49 W.,
and for the corresponding period of last year to 437,2831.,
showing an increase of 41,2111. The grans receipts fur the
eight ntilways baring their termini to the metropolis
amounted tor the week ending ati shore to 2149713. /. ; and for
the eorrerponding week of last year to 200,2521., showing an
increase of 15,667/. The increase on the Eastern Counties
railway amounted to 2,3821.; on the fired Northern. to
5551. ; the Great Western. to 3,3401.; and on the hart(
and North Western, to 6,073/. ; on the London and Black-
well, to 1231.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast,
to 6261. , and on the London and South Western. to 1,714/. ;
on the South Eastern, to 735/.; total, 15,677/. The
receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted
to 282.267!. and for the corresponding period of 1826, to
237,0331. ; ahowing an increase of 25,3341: In the reaipts of
these lines, which, added to the increase on the metropo-
litan lines, makes the total increase 41,2111., as compand
with the corresponding work of 18.53.
London, England, 1857-06-27

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.
Not a single transaction is officially reported in
home mining stocks to-day in the Stock Exchange,
and the market remains completely stagnant, with-
out any feature of the slightest interest.
Santiago de Cuba shares have been dealt in at
21. In other foreign descriptions there is no move-
ment.

Subjoined is the list of business done in the Mining
Exchange yesterday :
Alfred Consols, 15t, 16; Catherine and Jane, 98. 6d.;
East Rosewarne, Ha, 155.; East Russell, 155., 158. 3d.,
15s. 6d.; Header, 275., 285., 298.; Kingston Down, 21;
Rosewarno United, 328., 33a., 345.; Tamar Consols, 268.,
268.

Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :

Copper.—This market continues inanimate, and several
parcels of foreign have been premed for sale without finding
buyer.. One parcel of Chili is reported so sold to arrive at a
low rate. Iron—There has been rather n better feeling this
week, and the Welsh masters are refusing orders at prices
which they would have gladly accepted last week. The
Staffordshire market is firm, and best mine pigs in good de-
mand. Scotch pigs are again firmer, and have advanced
about ls. to Is, 64.-7 ton. Mixed numbers, good brands,
are quoted 765.
being small. Lead is well maintained, and the market
is in a healthy position. Spelter is again firmer, and has ad-
vanced about Os per ton. Tin remains quiet, with little
doing, end a further fall in English is anticipated.
A special meeting of the shareholders in the Wildberg
Great Consolidated Mining Company is called for the 29th
instant, to " consider the prevent position and prospects of
the mina, and to decide so to the mode of raising the addi-
tional capital required."

FRIDAY ETZTONO.

There is still no revival of I;uslnessiWl;;Me
mining stocks. The inquiry is very limited, and the
market retains a depressed appearance. Wheal
Basset shares have fallen to-day.
Cobre shares showed renewed flatness. United
Mexican were also rather weaker.
London, England, 1857-06-18

ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.

Lest night being the fifth evening, X. Jolliet's UAW ar-
rived midway in its comer, whena selection from the worked
Mendelsaohn drew together a vary large sadience, by whale
the hall was completely crowded. The swogreame amp
prised an exoelleat selection, admirably caladated to convey
a popular impression tithe toaster's power In various styled
The orchestral performances °undated of the dnunatie and
parkeds overture to the drama of Buy Nat, and tho whole
of the symphony in A minor, known as the Scotch Spa.
phony. Herr Ernst played the Violin Canoed° with great

teilleincy—taking, however, the allegro movements, 'elect-
slly the first, much Lester than we like to hear than; but ble
reading of the andante left nothing to be desired, either be
wreaks or ascetics idle. Arabella Goddard gave the
Pianoforte Concerto in fl minor with the same perfection ot
mechanise and artbtic feeling which we have so often bed
ocaision to eulogise. tier performers was received with
general and prolonged applause.
The vocal music consisted of the elegant little air, " Tho
Garand," expressively sung by Mr. G. Penes; the four-part
song, " 0 Hills-0 Ter" beautifully given by the choir.
and encored by acclamation' and the "election we. worthily
terminated by the finals to the &et act of the unfinished
opus of Lark ; which, had Mendebeohn lived to complete;
It, would decibels.' have taken sank with the few grad
eartesisces of the lyric drama. This great ilesle, one of
the most elaborate end dramatic crowed pieces ever pro-
duced, bap probably never been better given en the whole
then it wee bet night ; certainly it bas never been snivel
with greeter applause than it met with from the Grande
smorabled to tbs &um Gamboa Music-ball, to the seuhrity
of wham It we. doubtless an entire novelty. The oppose
solo was sursined by Madame Rodersdat, who song with
peat maw and dramatic perm, and the erre woes
thoroopily silkiest in attacking the " porta," billy drams
abating that they have bees durably drilled by their
director, Mr. Led.

The idendslmobn selection occupied the whole of tho ant
port of tits ccocert, tho second portion of which consisted GC
11110911easeas *cos Such performances as than,
at sock prices, i.e rapidly diffusing a popular taste for what
is good and true In the se.
London, England, 1857-06-18

2HE POLICE COURTS.

Wm. Drags, coachman to Lady Listowel, was charged
with sissulting Ws. Eastwood, a cab driver.
The prisoner was riding on horseback along the Edgware-
road, and the oompkMast, in driving his cab past him,
touched the prisoner's hone. The primmer followed him,
and gave him a violent blow on the bead with the tuft-lad
of his whip, rendering him insensible for some minutes.
The prisoser said he did not mean to hart the com.
s pisissat.
bail, himself in 501., sad two sureties of 401. each,
to MINE on Wednesday zest.

A rempeetable4nAing middle-aged nen, who rave the
mese et JOAN lily, was chanted with stealing m Imp
quality at pies tai jewellery et Soutiamptaa.

During the last fortalght the plotter had been residing at
Southampton, at a boarding-hoagie for travellers, in the can
of a servant named Mary Ann Anders e. On Saturday the
prisoner sent to the railway what appeszei to be his luggage,
consisting of five large bones and a beg. Helen on the Sunday
morning, and took with him three portateatew. Some time
sawyer& Anderson missed • large vantfty al valuable pro-
= I,,,arftlairlind of rs, de. to lug mistress.
led upon primer, and she then dimmed
that • geM wank and guard bad been stolen from the
bon et a pentheeen who had gone to nos, aid had
left Ids property is their care. Inquiries were made.
The elms& wee placed In concealment at the Nine Einar
depot, when the baste had anbred. The prlareer goon after-
lives& wade lie and ebbed the property. The
savaat Mentdied W, and et came pre Win into custody.
Theprftener mid that If the obi net pram the charge, ho
weuM bakes en the property, knit pq her *Emma back to
e This ale , eek and WM he taken to the
rtL similagethat minced s tenet el keys, and painted to
on if the hems, which lipaa babe opined oar found to
confab the gab mire end a pet dial of other. property,
candelleg The prbarees brother ea that be
left lag 40 Ware tesak at Hampton Court
*alba, aldi am kited to be carreet. end they contained
the while cif the wriedes plate. Mee ether boxes contained
a brae asertlty et property, abiek Y aniseed to be the
=deet sr roideeriee. The Fence alto head wren-
lls& Mi
mem epee the primer.
Mr. babe runindel the primate fur inquiries.
London, England, 1857-06-18

3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Onde Railway, par to l prem.
Central Oude Railway, 3-16 to 646 prem.; Calcutta
and South Eastern Railway, par ; Euphrates Valle
.Railway, par to k prem. ; North of India
Tram
par to prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to I prem.;
Italian Junction Railways, to 1 dis._; Grand
Russian Railways, t prem.; Riga and Dona-
burg Railway, to I diti.
The shares of the Mediterranean Extension Tele-
graph Company were quoted par to 4. prem. ; and
General Bank of Switzerland, 21 to 2 dm.

MINES:-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw,

The market for home mining stocks remains
inanimate. The only transactions reported in the
Stock Exchange arc in North Wheal Basset shares,
at 161; and Wheal Edward, at 6. In no case is
there any important change in price.
Cobre shares continue to meet with a good deal of
business, but show little aign of recovery; bargain.
are marked to-day at 504 to 611.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Ex .
Cstbstilw Vitas, 135.; Cook's Xitokso, 64, 4,6,);
East Austell, 13s 6d., 14a. 6d., 16a ; liasdar, IL
Herodafoot, 7, 1 ; 1101mbaoh, 2, I ; Lady 12s. .;
North Barest,
_144, 16, 4, 161 ; North Do 1 Par
Coosolo, 214. 22 , Wheal Barest, 240, 2424; W Edward,
66 6, i ; Wheal Oriatille, 242., 26a.

WiDNialai STINT/10.

'rho market for home mining stocks remains very
inactive, with little inquiry. Sharer in Devon •
Great Consols, Wheal Buller, and Lady Bertha were •
flatter, • °Wing, however, to an improvement ist,l
' Cook's Kitchen Mine, the shares were in demand-
to-day.
As regards foreign descriptions there was no new
feature.
London, England, 1857-06-18

DEPARTURE OF MAIL STRAMBRS FROM

LIVARPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.

To-day the screw steam-ship Emeu, captain
Small, sailed from the Mersey for Australia with the monthly
mails for Australia, a number of cabin pnasengers, and
large quantity of light cargo. Owing to • temporary disar-
rangement in the transit of the mails between Melbourne and
Suez, caused by the scrident to the Oneida, the English
June mails have been despatched direct from Liverpool to
Australia by the Emeu ; and, se she is • Cunard Screws
there is a confident belief that she will reach her ports of
destination little If anything beyond the time it would take

to transport the maihrrol Soez.
About the same time to-day also tho Liverpool and Phila.
delpLia Snow Steam Ship Company's steamer City of Balti-
more left this port for Now York with a full cargo and 600
pawner..
About the same time tho Montreal Ocean Steam Ship Cora.
pany's !wren steam-ohip Indian, Captain Jona', took bar
departure from our river for Montreal and Quebec, with •
large cargo and about 600 passengers.

AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE POPE.—A letter
from Bologna, of the 6th inst., informs us that for several
dare previously the Austrian troops who occupy that town
hid been constantly calployixi in executing various
manseusres. General Giulio, the Commander-in-Chief of
the Austrian troops in the 'Lombardo-Venetian provinces,
had arrived at Bologna, and was prevent at the military
operations. One of those manceuvrea consisted of a sham
1 insurrection, which was instantly suppreeset The Ponti-
fical getelonses were posted at the corner" of the streets, to
prevent the passage of carriages. and to leave the ground
clear for the Austrian troops. The manceuere concluded
with a general discharge of artillery. The Austrians ap-
peared anoints to show that though the state GI
siege Is raised they had not quitted the town.
Many of the inhabitants thought it a curious fact
that a manoeuvre representing an insurrection should be ex-
ecuted at the moment the Pope is about to . y the city •
visit. It appeara that the beet nn deem not
exist between Monsignor Amid, the Pope's ad
..Entra.,
Count Degenfeld, who coo:manils the Auld n troop at
Bologna. The general wished that Austrian troop,
shoed line the streets on the entrance of the Pope. Mon-
eigoor Amici was perfectly aware that such a
• ould irritate the population and diminish the ePhant:B7,2
Holiness meeting a good neeption. Another muse of die-
conl between the cardinal and the general ie, that the car-
dinal wished that the Poplin guard of honour should be oar
poed alternately of Austrian, and native troops, but the
7::::would not hear of native troops. On Li le 1m of
'lsevelling carriage ens stopped on the rat rood frost
Ferrere, at a distance of three mile, from Bologna, by
Lighwa and the treigiz yoreigners) completely
olevoything they

I

I
London, England, 1857-06-18

DAUM IN A STATION-NO MA

Yesterday Mr. Bedlord held an inquest in the

Bosed.esesa -at Cbealorteass Hospital, at _ tbs body of
Asthooy Waka, toed 4111, • orptater, late of Elizabeth-strot,
Pia*" ohke was allsied to have been °maimed by =g-
hat el do polio IWO hosearatad at the Vine-street
%dm

Froth the agleam brought forward it appeared that the
dicasatd vas in his habits a steady, sober, sad indnetrious
peen, having a wife end family dependent upon his exertions.
On flatorday wing last he wee in company with some
triads in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly, and,
laving ported with them be wee on hie way
home to Pimlico, when he fell over • kerb-stone,
near Peatea's Hotel, St. James's-street, and was discovered
by lame cabmen in the said menet, who picked him up. It
woe Hen boa that he wee incapable of proceeding on foot,
and the polka were in commutate called, who took him to
He Vinedrost matt" and it,. Peeks, the inspector upon
duty, steer putting a few words to the policemen who brought
him to the station, consigned him to the cell. Here ha lay
apes the ground (asphalts) for 101110 hours, when he was
men by a potioemes. He war than breathing heavily, and
=mdfa a tray disturbed state. No notice was, however,
of him, and he me again visited at 6 o'clock in
the morning, when be appeared to be dying. The
&ebbed surgeon of the C division was sent for,
and upon his arrival he ordered the immediate remove
of the doomed to the Outing aces Hospital. Yea. Applin,
the home surgeon, bees attended to him, end it wari dine
owered that he ma labouring under compreesion of the
brain. He died the dm evening.
The Coroner made particular inquiries respecting the
manner the doomed was treated after he was mooed in the
cell, from which it appeared that Inspector Packe saw him
twice from the time be was brought in (11 o'clock) until 6
o'clock, at which times he did not appear in a dying state.
it,. Thomas, the *roman of the Jury, wished to know why
medical advice was not obtained when the deceased was first
brought to the station-hues ; proper attention might have
eared the poor sera's life.
Inspector Pecks said that when the charge was admitted
the deemed was seadble, and therefore it was not considered
neassary to seed foe medical advice. At 6 o'clock, when
the deceased was fouled insensible, the surgeon was sent for,
and he was then removed to the hospital.
Yr. Applin, the house surgeon of the hospital, said the
deceased was perfectly insensible when admitted. The
were those of concoasion of the brain. Every-
= sas done for him, but herr& and died about lOo'ckcle
on y night.
TM evidence in the case being concluded,
The Coroner addressed the jury, oteerving this was not a
had are against the polies—on the contrery, they appeared
to have acted with feeling. It was for the jury to consider
whether any blues was attached to the polio* in the de-
Thea death.
jury, after a few minutes' consultation, returned a
vadiet of Accidental Death," and they did not townie(' any
culpable blame attached to the polio..
London, England, 1857-06-20

myend on him return he behaved himself tole-
well for • short time, but soon he re-
sorted to his old habits. He had recently procured hint some
employment at one of the Club-lioniwo, but he got intoxi-
cated on Friday and committed himself in the way described.
Mr. Diyinan put several questions to the parents, from
which it appeared that they were disposed to think that a
slight punishment should be toted on the present otos-
mon, instead of tho full period of six months,
by which he would most oertainly lose his employment; sod
after • suitable and severe reprimand from the niegistrateirt
which he was told that a repetition of his offence would meet
with the full penalty of the low, he woo committed for *even
days to hard laboui in the Hones of Correction.
London, England, 1857-06-20

Illi ! 7::'

py+a ...............4.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FaiDAT.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
6 to 4 eget Skirmisher (t)
5 to I Underhand (t)
9to I Mongrel (t)
12 to 1 El Haekim (t freely)
12 to 1 Heir of Linne
13 to 1 Pantomime (0
15 to 1 King of Scotland (t)
20 to 1 Vandal (t)
ST. LEOER.
3 to 1 offered on the Geld.

39 min. 47 wt. the signal to s•art was g.. en. It was a very
beautiful race throughout, and it tinielad thus
Vestal —
Wildfire
Zouave 2l 31
Aquiline
The Vestal allowing a quarter of a minute per ton, and
the difference being 14 tone, gave her the victory by the thee
we havShrewcribed, and beating the Zonave, she tOO% the first
prise. according t club time, by • toe seconds
1 MM.

In aquatic!, we have on Monday Mr. Wentzell's
regatta for silver vases at Kew, as well:us the Wandsworth
regatta. The lower eights row at Eton ou Friday; that day
and Saturday are devoted to the Beaky-on-Thames royal
regatta; and on Saturday the Birkenhead Modal Yacht Club
row fur 151. and smaller prises.

CSlCSET.—Carribridgcsiiire v. Surrey, with five
players on each side.—This mdteh was brought to a conclu-
sion al a quarter-past 5 yesterday in tivour of Surrey by 36
rune. The following is the score:—Surrey, let innings,
109; 2nd innings, 81. Cambridgeshire, Lit innings, 74;
2nd innings, 80.
The Cricket matches at Lord's for next week are
thus arranged:—On Monday, Sizteen of the Unisersity of
Cambridge against the United All England Eleven; on
Wednesday, the Marylebone Club egeinet the present Rug-
becrine ; end on Thursday, Oxfied spinet Cambridge. The
Marylebone Club proceed to Harrow on Saturday, to ploy
the preeent Ilarrovians ; Surrey meets Sunder at Brighton,
on Thursda ; the A. E. Eleven (, f Nottingliani) play Four-
teen of Studlield on Monday, and Twenty-too of tileeford on
Thursday ; while the V. A. E. Eleven appear sit 'Monday at
Lorre against Sixteen gentlemen of the Cambridge Cid-
vanity.
In the contest on Tuesday between the Nlaryiebone
Club and the Susses, the Maryleblue Club and ground only
beat Seems by 14 runs, and yet Ceffyn, who pia) ed on WA
side of the former, carried his but out in the second innings
for 66, or esactly the numbia whielo Sue,ex get in the that.
London, England, 1857-06-20

CDe Court.

The Archduke Maximilian of Austria and Prince
Frederick William of Preens went to Claremont yesterday
morning, attended by Count Zichy, Baron do Moltke, and
Lord Charles Fitzroy, and visited the Counter de Neuilly.
The Archduke site:war& paid a visit to the Priecesa de
firJesao, at Twickenham, and went to inspect Hampton
Court Palace. His imperial Highness returned through
iti°l?.°,4 t° Lead°°• . .

The (Moen and Prince, with the Prineem Royal and
Prime Frederick William of Freesia, drove out in an open
carriage in the afternoon.
Major-General lkiuverie end Colonel F. H. Seymour at-
tended on homebeek.
_ . .

TL iCiro;;;lde en horseback is the tatenson, attended
by his Equerry in Waiting.
Her Majesty gave last craning in Bucidngisam Palace a
concert, at which Mete. Piccolumini, Madame blosio, Madame
Novella, Madame Allied, Mdlb. Artot, Signor Gimbal,
Signor Gardoni, Signor Hommel, and Herr Formes aerated.
The Duchess of Kent strived, attended by Lady Augusta
Bruce and Sir George Cooper.
The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess May were
attended by Lady °wadi= Somerset and Heron Knembeck.
The lt.e of Cambridge was attended by Colonel the Hon.
Jamie tibtodooald.

The Queen sad Prince Albert, accompanied by McMichael
of Kett, the Princes, Royal, the Arcliduke Maximilian of
Austria, Prince Frederick William ut Prumia, the Duchem
of Cambridge, the Princess Mary, and the Duke of Cam-
bridge, entered the Sawa which was prepared for music.
The mooed then commenced.
London, England, 1857-06-20

LOYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.

The schooner race which took place yesterday was
!sedated this year more important then usual, by prime
hebg ghee to two claw, instead of one-1001. in velne for
the bit. sad 801. for the second. The prize for the fires
elm WO a very beautiful ewer by Garrett, and for the
mewl a soap tureen by Smith ; and the distance to be sailed
was tees Gravesend to the Mouse Light and back to Green-
hies, a distance of nearly GO miles, with a quarter of a
minute time allowed by Oro larger to the smaller %reeds, up
to 150 tons, but no time scale above.
The Prince of Wales steamer had been procured by Mr.
Hutchins, the treseurer, and left London-bridga at tan pre-
Meely, with a numerous and fashionable party on board. The
Priam. of Wales arrived at Oravesend at 12, where the fol-
lowing where found at their stations
TIBET CLASS, EXCEEDING 75 TONS.
Yachts. Tons. Owners.
Zouavo .... .. 99 .. Mews. H. Arabin.
May Fly ......113 .. 0. P. Bidder.
..•••••••,n int h. all

orooroo
Aquiline 64 .. J. Cardinal.
Wtld Fire 60 .. J. Turner Turner.
Veatal
There
There In. • very large Make of money depending upon the
moult. By ° Hunt's Univenal Yacht List' we find that
the Znuave was built by Roney, and bulongs to Grimsby;
the May Fly, by White; the Aquiline, by Harvey; the
Wildfire, by Raman; the Vestal, by Inman. It wee the
lint time the Zouave had ever shown in the London river.
She was spoken very highly of. as having both pare and sea-
worthy properties, and when it was found that she bad no
other opponent than the May Fly, the betting would proba-
bly have gone to any extent upon her could takers have
been found. The Aquiline 2 a very
.pretty craft, was not
at all in request, it bang considered that the race
moat unquestionably lay between the Wildfire and
the Festal; and so it turned out. There wu wind
enough for anything, and so murlo for thole afloat
that they had to reef in their mainsail. The wind was
mainly front the east, although it varied slightly thront
the day, and this gave the yachts a dead tool wind
and a towing sheet up.
Lord Alfred Paget was the commander fur the day, assisted
by lie. R. Greene, the worthy notrcommodon, nada p.m.
London, England, 1857-06-20

THE CONSIBVATIFES AND THB JEW BILL.

(floor the Prom).

The malice of faction was rarely more distinctly
ewa yam In the seers roman= of rumours that there
woe schism to the eceuervative party. Became Sir John
Pskingtott honourably avowed a change of views on the &d-
-onation of Jim into the legislature, it was aeiromed that
illemencee mined eneouget the representatives of the con-
London, England, 1857-04-24

NINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLock.
The home mining stock market remains very dull.
Sellers arc more numerous than buyers. Wheal
Kitty (Lelent) shares arc more offered, and are
marked 19 and 181. The other tranwtions re-
ported is the Stock Exchange, comprise Alfred
Consols shares at 211 cx div. • North Bassett at 23 ;
and Great Wheal M1.(4 at 61.

In foreign mines there is nu movement.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
]haMining Exchange:
incest, 4}; Botallack, 240; Cergoll, 14f I ; Chan
nellorville, So. 0.1., 9s 3d.; Drakevralls, 2f, I • drest Alfred,
4/. 64, I, 1, f, Pendeen, 31s. 6d.,6d.,' 33..
6d., 36e.,
371. Od.; West Fewey, f, I ; Wheal Edward, 41, ;
Wheal Harriet,lll., 12a., 10s. 6a., lls.; Wheal Mary Ann,
46, f
An official manager of the Bosworthon Mining Company,
which is now being wound up, is to be appointed by the
judge in Chancery on the 26th of May.
At Greet South Tolg. a dividend of 4s. per share (1,2001.)
was declared on the 21et inet., payable on the 28th inst.

TEUINIDAT EVENING,

Business in home mining stocisremeaUs extremely
inanimate, and prices in many cases still show a
drooping tendency. West Basset and Wheal Ed-
ward shares may be particularised as lower. Wheal
Buller, however, were inquired for, and quoted bet-
ter. In addition to the transactions recorded in the
Stock Exchange, shares in Wheal Margery were
dealt in at IN. and Pendeen at 40s.
As regards foreign descriptions the only feature
was a decline of about 11. in St. John del Rey shares.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning, although
without activity, V 111,3 thin at Mondaye quotations.
Flour maintained turner prim.
Barley was the turn dearer.
Fine oats were a ready sale at Monday's currency, sad all
descriptions supported that days rates.
Beans and peas unchanged.
ARRIVALS ISTO LOA PDX PROM APRIL 23 TO APRIL H.
5c01414. 1/141. lcevlse.2o,
Wbeat
8M0.4.W • 11111 I 03)./
. 720 • ."
OW ISAR
MW •
.... boo& ;

Lm. o Misams,ZiWilii: ;114111. 466 lei: 01k.
U. 44.

41" A :
London, England, 1857-04-24

Discount at to 4 dis.; Oriental Bank ahares con-
tinue in demand, and are marked 41. Other Bank
stocks were quiet. The London Discount Company's
shares were more inquired for. Royal Mail Steam
were quoted rather lower. London General Omni-
bus closed at 1.16 to k prem. London Dock stock
was officially marked 1021, 102, and 1021; and New
South Wales Five per Cents., 98 and 971.
The nominal closing quotations for the newlypro•
jetted railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Rail-
way, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Oude Railway, par to
prem.; Central Oude Railway, Ito prem.;
Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Cal-
cutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1-16 prem.;
Euphrates Valley Railway, par to k pram.;
Railway, g to .; prem. ; North of India
par to k prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to prem.;
Italian Junction Railways, 11 to 1 die.
The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland
were quoted 21 to 2 dis.