The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1859.

law the &MAO driving a flock of sheep, and as they were
yawing oat ass of the sham /operated Ralf from the net,
ahem the dellendest, who we appmently la a real pumice,
followed after it with a thick limey cudgel, sad struck it •
terrific blew acme time of he kW( ass just below the hock.
The mensal at seed quite panl7srd from the effect el the
blew, sad maid hardly walk, sad before vitalise could get
en to the deftudeat he struck the sheep moths/ violent
blew arse the seetvite, sod the blood gnelpd oat. He
(waver) added that be had seldom sees to tisane en act et
amity committed.
Potsm-ccaseable 411 A corroborated the 'Tibiae@ of the
▪ Y.! .. . .

Tb. beemehat elmitted dist b. etreek the animal.
Mr. trEmarmot ellarreterised the deleadmit's etadnet as
being or early creel, and toed bier th. and e et. ; and, is
&Gulf, tail mosith's ireprioanowat, with hard labour.
The beholden% wee locked on.

WOLTERHAZI7O.V BLICTION.-(THIS DAT.)

(IT RLICRIC TILIG/LAPIL)
WOLVERHAMPTON, BATTU) Vt.
The Right Has. C. P. Villiers was re-eleeted this
wisher wittiest egreildee.

Henry the Eighth will be revived at the Prin-
cess's on Monday.
Mr. To Taylor's new comedy Payable cm De-
mow 4 anwunead for prcdactios at the Olympia on Mon-
day.

Three new name, those of the Bishop of Oxford,
81, G. C. Ledo, sad W. Steam, Req., M.P., we may
note, have jest been added to the lin of trustees of the Re-
dcoat Portrait Gallen, raising the total number of traders
to sixteen.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JULY B.—The
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Conseil
for Trade rad ['intakes have received, through the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Allah:. • copy of a despatch from
her Majesty's Charge d'A de'. •in New Ginneda, rackets;
copy of • &ate of the government of that Republic, autho-
rising the wrathy powers to Wee into contract for the con-
struction of an isteroceente Canal saves the Whines of Pa-
-111104.-oezelle.
Tux Drt't or Cmcatsreg.—The new Dmn,
the Rev. Dr. Hook, before leasing Leeds, of which town
he has beta the ricer for 22 ears, made the following
beaefactiose to different institutions in the tows,-4091. to
the Grammer School, the inhered of which to be expended
manually la a pint • the son of 1001. to dolmans' schools,
en essditios that to debt rerusinlng or the school, be dies
ch aged before the Institution of his encessor • 501. to the ,
churchwardens of the pariah church, to be expended on em.'
pr..v. meats; 501. to the Church Institute, to be expendel
on the library; 501. to the Phoomphte 'I end Literary So-
ciety, to be expanded on the museum; and 604 to the Lards
Illeehrnice. Institute, to be distributed in five annual pay-
tat nts of 101. each for the best essay on dente subject con-
meted with the medal advancement of the working classes.
WILLS AND BECRIEsTS.—The will of the Right
Hon. Germinal Dorothy, Countess of Carliele, late of Castle
Howard, In the ocenty of York, wee proved at the Ifotti of
June, and probate emoted to the light Hon. George Wil-
liam Frederick, Karl of Carle* K.G., P.C., the eon sad
or do exccator. The penosaity swo n under 30,0001. The
will is in her own kandwritieg, and dispir s of her jewellery
and other valuable proper.y, much of which consists of pre.
pests from royalty and pawns of rank and dietthetton,
which she bee specially bequeathed amosigst her family and
friends. The bequests are numerous, endeavor many psges,
sad the consists cioneludes her will with the hose that these
an.morials will be received with • cheerful spirit and valued
for her sake, many of them being serviceable. There is no
dispoeition of her Looney. The will woe commenced on the
3rd of Jane, 1818, sad the date at the enchain la the 27th
of January 1849. A codicil was mode on the sth of January,
1832, ened;raing the will.
A CHINESE DEPCTATION.—On the day previous
to the departing of the mail from Hoeg Kong, Slit John
Bowrieg received a ehareeterietk Chinese depot aloe.
Toasty-two aohoolinutere desired an interview, biasing
twenty-two laudatory indiums, after which a procession,
eremnparied by music, entered the vestibule of Government
House gad preented andry scrolls, in beautiful writing,
conveying the exprendos signed wishes for his future health
and prosurity. A noblest-glass wee brought forward with
this inscription Your government (hag been) bright u
this mirror." Nut came a shining vase, filled with pare
water, to represent the " pare administrate's of justice."
Next • large pounds jar, filled witlifisgrast flowers, bearng
aninecoipsioa which moseyed the myore that long life and
its attending blowing, tat be the gemornor's
privilege. Sir John addressed the deputation, earning
the great delight he felt at witnessing and havieg born
allowed efficiently to co-operate 4.2 the spread of
knowledge among the Chianti inhabltents—at the
vast ranee in the number of schools and scholars
—and the comtently growleg denials epos the gable puree
for tho extension of popular edeostion. The deputation,
which prevented their mementos is the name of the " literati
and the people," said they were gratified with whet had been
dome, sod emend the governor that after his departure
nothing Auld be waning en their ports t 3 extend the
Went of instraeliem through the govetament school, which
are new established in every part of the colony. The native
local authorities also prevented a beautiful scarlet silk smolt,
with ea iumiption I, large velvet characters, betokening the
"denial Amory of a virtuoso adatinetration," sad a fl et-
tering address me white silk, bearing the seals of all the
Chimes commerdallorme ht the colony. The addressee sad
preern'a were tone ea gilded open sedan chain to the pu-
ttee of the cent residence of the governor.—Arkere sm.
STREET SlLAsPßFS.—Expeoneses hue shown that
the coseertangere of the metropolk &rein their way a useful
rare. They deal in the rest vegetable and other markets,
buy up the cot,, supply, sod dietr.bote it at a cheap rate
acemirst the prom reason By their mesas many lexariest
are Aoki so cheaply that they can be purchased by persona
of:naderste mask The iadestry of the clan may be
admired ' • the we with which they roast the tempta-
tions of making away with their small meld, sad the
bard struggle they have is many hestaaels to keep
themeless from the rhea or the workhouse. It mu-t,
however, be admitted that this claw of dealers require super-
vision wed Worn. The minable goods they sell in dis-
tricts where the people ere 01 off should be emetally watched,
so that them who ere not aware of the consequeuem may not
by tempted by the ea!' of gotrid and pAsceions food. They
shade also be obliged to nee honest weights sett inelatirea.
Toe oiler day by chases we met with one of those street
deniers who was retailing fruit, sad bend a quart measure
In use nearly half tilled with poser, while a small*, one
was conermeed with a faith bottom, which lessened its
e needy to MIL The policeman had no power to stop the
impneitimn, and the tra6tmee close by complaturd that ttey
were heavily charged with rent and taus, end that their
weights and Beaune were regularly Inwood, while the
codeormonger mass Wore their own doors and undersold them
by ebeethig In b ith. Weights and ineellerle used la the
streets of the metropolis and other large towns should be
subjected to insportion, and costennongera should he fumed
to the lane Ingres of punishment am dishonest shoybeepors.
—Baader.
LAMARTINE'd COTTAGS rode out yes-
terday to see the little species of cottage farm that the town
cooed of Paris hoe gives to Lamertine. It is as yet a
mobiles net of edifice, bat when half of it shall be pulled
down (whin workmen are now busy upon), It will he a
pony little pine enough, sad the greatest poet of modern
Frame (one of the greatest of modern egos) may retire there
to a *swat half-mhos* that even his best Mends may
think of with letiblegike. The land Is bid (or aloe
it would probably never have bees made • resat
of), bet I should fancy cebbagas aad potatoes are
not exactly the produce the lover of " ElAas" will
ark from his garden, nod the few trees round it give it a cool,
shady, sequestered air, that le charming in this broiling
weather. It nestles just ander the princely pludatioes of
Le Mootte, where Madam, Du Derry Quo sat sathrosei,"
Morning over " la Patin," as she was wont to style Louis
XV ' and where the widow of the late Fiore Beard,, doe
ee pidoetemother, now dwells. All des shade and all the
perform e of the once royal mediae* are gratuittudy
poured f edit upon a eeenthigly bumbler neighbour. and the
sighting .lee dLe Muerte will *end forth Heir heavenly
Wester unvotiactini-ly. to the ear doe glorious master ne Ram
as themselves.—Pavia correepopedrot al the Literacy Gazette.
Tar tT To HOSPITAL Nuases.—The managers of
OW, Hospital here this year for the fleet tiros set on tot
as rep rigout of considerately Fe for the toll of their servants
which we hope to roe Ldlow,t by other hospitals. Tarte-
gay tie eet:re etiio of dey-nurses, forty In towbar, were
given a holiday, sod treated to a pie-nie, at Hampton C Ant.
Two commodious mererit-latne cremated the nurses t o their
deseinad 4, when they I'c'ook themselves to the easel armies-
tor no of the pulse,, end vetoed lewdly so enjoy themetbres.
The Sic-nic is to be reputed for the staff of night-ounce at
Gut and the 'traders" of the hoepttal wards arc rwst
wee, we hear, to have a der et the Crystal Pelee.
RAtt.w.tY TlraettP.—The traffic return, of rail-
ways In the United K jeweling for the work coding Jolly 2,
amounted to 614.1904, and for the corresponding period of
lent year to 479,6601, ebonies all Wends of 34.6301. The
Rots receipts ea the right nits eye having title termite' fa
the no.trogolie acre:nee I for the week ending so olsore to
; gnr for de c rreepoading week fit last

t• it to 211,4181., iug an ineronee of 10,7 121.
Tho reissue on the E., tern Coosik• railway ausiostid
to 921.; rs the Gnat Northern to 2,3691. . • cn the Civil
Wrenn, to 3,9841 ; on the Liam sal North Winters, to
3.6911. ; .4 the L. pies mid Blackwell, to 761.; en tLe Los-
dercilertitno, cad 8 soh Ccs-t, to 10/. ; on the London
and Wawa Wooten). tt 491!.; acd on the &sib Eastern,
; aid, 10,712/. The receipt. oe the rotor lines
the toted Kingdom assointed I t 292,(001 ; "id for
the cerr npiadier rerio4 i.l l 8 8, to 26'4,142/ , ',hawing on
lacristes of 23,9111. is the receipts of thew. hoes; which,
addod to the Werra.* on the notrcpoldon hues, make the
total iscnrowe 34,6301. as calipers.' with the corres,osiling
week of 1860.
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The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm,
and rims in many instances show a fresh advance.
Berwick and York and North Midland stocks have
risen 1 per cent.; Beath Eastern, f per Cent ;
and Great Western, North British, and East-
ern Counties, I per cent. • London and North
Western stock is now quoted 94 to ; Great
Western, 67i to 68; Midland, 1011 to 103 ; Lan-
orshire and Yorkshire, 95 to 96; South Eastern,
21i to per share ; Caledonian' 81 to I; Eastern
' Counties 59 to I•, Berwick, 91 to 91; York and
North Midland, 74 to 76 and North British, 36 to I.
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_ _lbardo-Venetiaa Riilway shares are in great
demand at a further important advance. The new it
is now quoted II to prem. Belgian and Bra-
zilian railway shares are in entire demand. The
Indian lines are Unwise firm.

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Two o'CLoci.
A fresh rise of 1 per cent. has taken place this
morning in the funds, which are now quoted at

the highest point yet attained. The upward
movement has been accelerated by the failure
of three dealers in Consols, the aggregate of
whose liabilities, however, is not important.
In the other markets prices are still rising. The
principal demand is for Turkish Bonds, Lombardo-
s Venetian Railway share', and some classes of Ilri-
I Rah railway stocks. _ _ _

The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have
not yet reached u+.
Consols are officially marked 941, 95/, and 941,
for money; and 941 and 95 for the 9.h
of August. The present quotation is 95 to
/ both for money and the account. The Three per
Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to ; the

New Three per Cents., at 951 to 1 ; India
Stock, at 2141 to 218 ; the Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures of last year at 951 ; the
scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 941 to 1; India
Bonds, at Cm dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 245. to

275. prem.
The New Turkish Loans in considerable

demand, and has risen 11 per cent., being now
quoted 68 to 69. The Old Loan is firm, at
791 to 801, showing a fresh rise of 1 per
cent. since yesterday. Sardinian Bonds hare
also risen, being marked u high as 83. The de-
mand extends to Peruvian and Spanish Bonds,
which retain an upward tendency. Sales are re-
corded es follows: Greek Bonds, 41; Mexican Three
per Cents., for account, 181, 181; Peruvian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 871, 87 ; ditto
Utibarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80, ex
div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for
account, 431, ex div.; Sardinian Five per
Cents., 81; ditto, for account, 83, 85, 841:
Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 431,
421, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., for account, 311, ex div. ; the Com-
mittee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons,
41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account,
791, 801, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for ac-
count, 68, 671 ; Venezuela ;New Two-and-a-Half
Cents., for account, 281.
The Calcutta and China mails, via Marseilles, will
be delivered on Monday morning.
A telegram received yesterday from Amsterdam
announces the extraordinary rise of 71 per cent. in
the Austrian Metallics. The continental markets

have apparently been taken completely by surprise,

for at Berlin onfhntaday there was a fall of 1 per cent.
in Austrian stock, and the new Prussian Loan, after
reaching a premium, had fallen again to 4 per cent.

The demand for money yesterday. was brisk, and,
although first claw bills were taken in other quer eye
at 21 per cent., a moderate amount of business was
done at the Bank. The principal of the advances
made by that establishment during the shutting of
the transfer-books become repayable between the
11th and 13th iost., but the aggregate is not calcu-
lated to have any effect on the market.
The steamer Fulton, from New York, has brought
24,0001. in specie for England and 176,000/. for
France. The Edward Hawkins, which is expected
in a day or two from St. Petersburg, has 40,0001. or
50,0011. in gold. The Tasmanian, which is to sail
to-day for Brazil, will take 8,2601., nearly all silver.
Fresh consignments of gold are announced by the
advice received yesterday from St. Petersburg.
The bar silver by the West India packet was sold
yesterday for the East at 62d. per ounce standard,
showing no alteration, and the Mexican dollars at
GOO. per ounce, being Id. less than the price
realised for the previous supply. Owing to the
news from Italy, the Continental demand for silver
has subsided, orders given on Thursday being yes-
terday countermanded. There is little inquiry for
the East, and the specie remittances by the next
outward Bombay steamer will be small.
The prospect of peace has had an immediate effect
on the Austrian exchange. The rate for bills on
Vienna, which on Tuesday was quoted 14.30 to
14.40, fell yesterday afternoon to 13,50 to 13.76. The
other exchanges presented no alteration of impor-
tance. The rates are shown below :
Aneterdato, there months, 11.141 to I; ditto short,
11.12 to j' ft.tterdam, three 'south. 11.141 to
Antwerp, three months, 25.10 to 16; hamburg, mares
Macs, three months, 13.3 j to f; Paris, three days eight, *6.71
M 15; ditto, three months, 26.32 j to 7j ; Frankfort-on-
the-Maine, three mouths, 1164 so I ; Petersburg, per
rouble, three months, 331 to I ; Vienna, eff do., three
months, 13.60 to 76 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 13.50
to 75 Madrid, dune moithe, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, three
months, 49j to j; Leghorn, three mouths, 30.6 to 10 ;
Genoa, three months, 26.70t0 80; Naples, three months,
40j to 41j; Palermo, three months, 123 to ; Manna, three
montbe, 123* to I ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61j to j; Oporto,
90 days, 61j to 52.
The corn market yesterday was paralysed by news
of the armistice, combined with favourable reports of
the crops. Sales could not have been effected unless
at a fall. In the produce markets rather more spirit
was shown.
The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows an advance of Id., of which Id. was esta-
blished yesterday.
Below we give a complete list (with the exception
of Mr. Hawkrhaw and Dr. Tyndal, who have the
matter under their consideration) of the committee
of scientific men who have consented to aid the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, by advising and regu-
lating the preliminary experiments relating to the
choice of a cable and the mode of laying it, viz.:—
Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P., F.R.S., &c., Mr. I.
K. Brunel, F.R.S.,&c.,Mr. Edwin Clarke, C.E., Mr.
G. P. Bidder, C.E., Mr. J. A. Longridne, C.E., Pro-
fessor Wheatstone, F.R.S. and Dr. William Allen
Miller, F.R.S. Names better calculated to inspire
confidence could scarcely. be found.
The half-yearly meeting of the East and West
India Dock Company was held yesterday, at which a
dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. for the half-year
was declared, free of income tax. The report, which
was adopted, states the decrease in the tonnage en-
tered inwards during the six months at 11,000 tons.
At the annual meeting of the Peel River Land
and Mineral Cowpony, which also took place yester-
day, the directors report, recommending a dividend
of 2s. 6d. per share, was agreed to.
A meeting of the National Discount Company is
called for the 21st inst., to dceare a dividend.
A special meeting of the Midland Railway Com-
pany is celled for the 26th inst., at Derby, to con-
eider bills authorising various new railways and
weeks.
The meeting of the Great Northern Railway Com-
pany fixed fur the 12th inst. will not be held, it
beiog now unnecessary to consider the bills in-
tended to have been submitted."
A epe&nl meeting of the Metropolitan Railway
Company is convened for the 19th inst. to consider
the bill pending in parliament.
The annual meeting of the South Metropolitan'
Cemetery Company is called for the 23th inst., to
declare a dividend.
The Isle of Wight Railway and Telegraph Com-
pany's Bill patted the committee of the House of
Commons on Wednesday.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week en increase of 60411.
'rho traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo-
Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the
lot July was 42,6981., being 19,7031. more than in
the corresponding week of last year and that on
the Lombardo-Venetian line 7,8761,, showing a de-
crease of i 8 Sl.
The Taymouth Castle his arrived from Shanghai,
with 84430000. of tea and 56 bales of silk.
The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders
on Thursday next ha the hire of a ship to take pas-
sengers to Sydney, N.S.W.
Tho return of the Bank of Borland for the week
ending Wednesday, July 6, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results :
Circulation issue
Circulation attire
Publicdeposits