The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1861.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(TIIIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judie Ordinary,)
KNliinT4 r. KNIGHT:4 AND PAT4It.--NGDGNINT.
The mut mile • decree nisi, with costa.
TATLOR T. TAYLOR AND elliellAßT. —JUDGMENT.
hi this very singular case, which wan fully reported a few
Ears No.
ssr L. Creswell mid there were many eiremmtatees of
suspieicie, but on the whole there wan no reason to doubt
that Mr. Taylor had dour his best to raise hie wife to •
revectsble pi..shoo in goeirty ; and that the fact of his mar.
riage with her was koowu Captain CniuhaTt. There
must, therefore, be a decree nisi with costa.
ItOelt t. ROUSE AND DURKANT.—A RUNAWAT MATCH.—

JUINAIENT. -----
This was the ease in which a draper's apprentice at
Harteetoo, in Norfolk, bail eloped with his master's niece.
riir C. rresswell woe of opinion that the adultery had
been fully proved; and the only remaining question
wee whether the petitiooer bail been guilty of
I desertion, or of such neglect or miscooduct as
disentitlesl him to the remedy he sought Now,
as to the separation, it appeared that when the
parties—the husband a youth of Im, and the wife,
• child of 15—had returned to their friends, an arrange.
, meet was come to with the consent of all parties, and the re-
spmilent herself not obpicting, that, though they might
occasionally see each otter, they should live apart for a
coosiderab6 time. There was therefore no ground
for sayiag that the petitioner h.ul deserted the
respoodent. Then as to the question of miscon-
duct. The petitioner had undoubtedly been guilty
h 4 very great naiseiroduct in leading this child away from
er home, and in taking a false oath in order to procure
marriage license. Rut that wan before the marriage. The
act plainly contemplated misconduct after marriage, and
niimonduct conducing to adultery, which in this case had
not been shown to have been committed- There must thus
he a dezree nisi. As to the coats of the co.respindent, they
mud be raid, but only such costs IN related to his own
exculpation, sot any costa which he might have incurred in
deteedies the wife ; for that defence had wholly (ailed.

SMALL r. IDSALL
Dr. Spimke appeared for the petitioner. She was mar-
ried to the remedial at St. Sepulchre's, in September,
11442. At that time he was a ribbon buyer, but his wife let
him have 4001, in order to commence lousiness for
lima& as • Inciter match manufacturer. He soon, however,
'embarked ia a course of dissipation, and spent all her
money. In the following ear he was, in fact, arrested foe
debt. The petitioner at his sugge-tion then went home to
bow father's, who, after some penuasioo. consented to
receive her. The ruspomlent hod previously used violence
towards her, having once threatened her with pistols
and having several times kicked her out of bed when she
had remonstrated with him on his conduct. While she wee
at her father's he used to visit her, and be
slept with her twice. In February, 11447, she was
connecd of a chill; but while pregnant with it he
struck her aviolent blow on the temple. The anal separation
did not occur, however, until after the child wasl4 months
old. Some lettere written to him by a woman of disrepa-
table character had been sent to her from a house
where he had lodgings. She taxed him with his
infidelity, and he told her that she might go to —.
He then wont away, and she had heard nothing from him
sines.

The court made a decree aioi on the ground of adultery,
cruelty, and desertion.

itintonon e. 11.011INSON AND BEM.
Dr. Phillimom and Mr. Samos& appeared for the
petitioner, a Mvern.keeper, at Wevt Ham. The
marriage took plow in September, 1848, but there
had been no Wine. In 1866 she eloped with Reed, and lived
with him for two yews in Coleman-street. where he also
kept a public•boom. They had eines left the country, sod
hai gone to (hada.
The court mode s decree nisi.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Oamatissioasr Fame.)
IN II CART= BODDINGTON.--JCDOWIT.
The bankrupt. • wonted manufacturer, of St. Martin's.
lase, recently applied for his certificate. Debt., 4,1.100/. ;
meta between 500/. and 600/.
His Honour now gave judgment. The bankrupt bad
bees inaolvent three years ago, but had continued to
struggle on, having recourse to acoommodatiou bills to
meet his difficulties. Taking into account, however, the
long period he had been in business, he might receive a cer-
tificate of the thud clam

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

THE SUICIDAL MANIA.
Aita Herring, aged in, was charged with attempting
to destroy kerealf, by taking a gaudily of white precipitate
in Unirs laa-road.
The primmer was seen by a poliamian In a very low state,
sitting as a doorstep, and on speaking to ber and ascertain-
iog that she had taken poison, he took her to a surgeon's,
and although she was in a very bad state, she was ulti-
mately recovered. The prisoner's parents were highly re-
spectable, and had duos all they cotild to keep her at home,
but she was very wayward, and would sot stop with them.
Through the exertions of the chaplain at the House of
Detention she would new be admitted to a reformatory.
Mr. Barker discharged the prisoner, and she was then
taken by a female warder of the House of Detention to a
reformatory.
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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS Dil.)

Two o'Ctoci.

The funds to-day are firmer. Au improvement
of per cent. has taken place in Consols. Little
business has been done. South Eastern Railway
stock has risen. In other respects there is no ma-
terial variation in the share markets.

The India Loan scrip is firmer, at 100 to li.
The stock is quoted 99i to }.

At Paris this morning acZonling to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at
67fr. 72c., being about the same as yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 90, 89i, and 90
for money, and 90 for the account. The present
quotations are 891 to 90 for money, and
90 to 1 for the 7th of August. The official busi-
ness report is as follows : Three per Cents.
Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents.,
891, f, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991,
; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859,
961; ditto Bonds, 6s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills,
March, 12s. dis.; June, small, 3s. dis.
Turkish Bonds have declined per cent., the
Loan of 1854 being now quoted 781 to /, and that
of 1858, 87 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five
per Cents., 981, ; Chilian Three per Cents., 70 ;
ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811 ; Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange
128.) ; Ecuador New Consolidated, 121 ; New
Granada Active, 15; Russian Four-and-a-Hail per
Cents., 89, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents.,
481, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for
account, 671, 67 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691.
The Europa has left for Boston to-day, with
39,978/. in specie.

HALF-PAST Two o'Crom.
Consols show no change, being still quoted 89,1
to 90 for money, and 90 to i fur the account.
It is stated that an agent of Messrs. Rothschild's
is coining over from New York in the Persia, ex-
pected on Monday, on a mission in connexion with
the United States Loan of 50,000,0001. sterling
just sanctioned by Congress. It certainly seems to
be intended that a portion of the amount shall be
raised in Europe, particularly in this country. The
loan takes the form of • Seven per Cent. Stock,
irredeemable for twenty years. The act provides
that the government may "negotiate any portion
of the loan not exceeding 100,000,000 dollars
(20,000,0001) in any foreign country." Either
stock certificates or bonds may be issued, and the
interest may be made payable at places out of the
United States.

The tenders for the residue (768,5004) of the Vic-
toria Railway debentures were opened yesterday at
the London and Westminster Bank ; Mr. D. Lar-
nach, as on the former occasion, presiding. It was
speedily announced that the whole of the loan had
been disposed of, the aggregate applied for yesterday
and Thursday at and above the minimum price of
104 being 1,210,0001. Persons who tendered yester-
day at 1051. Os. 6d. will consequently get only one-
fifth of the amount applied for, while those who ten-
dered above 1051.55. 6d. will obtain allotments in full.
There were two tenders yesterday at 1051., and
another at 1001. 6e. 6d., which were of course re-
jected. They were probably sent in by mistake.
There were also two or three tenders at 105/. 10s.
Messrs. Mullein, Marshall. and Co. sent in two ten-
ders yesterday—one for 100,0001., at 105/. 6s. 6d. ;
and another for 50,0001., at 1051. 7s.

In the discount market yesterday the supply of
money was liberal, and the rates for choice bills
were Cl to 61 per cent. There were again few ap-
plications at the Bank.
In the Stock Exchange yesterday money was
easy at 31 to 4 per cent. on government securities.
About 140,0001. in Australian gold was taken
to the Bank yesterday.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex-
perienced no variation of importance. Subjoined
is our usual list.
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to ; ditto 3 days, 11.181
to 191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3
months, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months,
13.10 to/ ; Paris, 3 days, 25.315 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months,
23.65 to 70 ; Frankfort-on-the-Mane, 3 months, 1194 to
; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 maths, 321 to 33 ; Vienna,
eff. So., 3 months, 14.30 to 5 ; Trieste, eff. do., 3 months,
14.30 to 5; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Cadiz,* months,
484 to 1; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 21 ; Genoa, 3
months, 25.75 to 80 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ;
Naples, 3 mouths, 39/ to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1171 to 1 ;
Messina, 3 mouths, 1171 to >f ; Lisbon, 10 days, la} to 1;
Oporto. 90 days, 521 to 1.

The annexed unsatisfactory advices are from the
Committee of Mexican Bondholders.
The Committee of !Mexican Bondholders have received a
letter from Mr. Whitehead, rid the United States, (hiked
Mexico, the 14th ult. The Vera Cruz agents had advised
receipts of 47,777 dole. duty bills for the dividend fund •
day or two before the 29th May, on which day the Conger
decreed the suspension of all payments for one year, with
the exception of what was owing on account of the con-
ducts robbery, and what was payable under the foreign
conventions. At the Treasury they at first seemed to agree
with Mr. Whitehead in thinking that arrangements made
with Captain Dimlop and Captain Aldham would place
the payments on account of the British debt on
the same footing as though arranged by diplomatic
tionvention, but on the 11th ult. Mr. Whitehead, to his
pest surprise, received advice, from the Vera Cruz wens
atlas collector having informed them that under the decree
of the 29th May he should give them no more bills. This
the Minister of Finance, on being applied to, avowed to
have been done by is order. Mr. Whitehead told him
that these things were not "suspension of payments," but
"violent appropriation of funds which do not belong to
them, having been made over to the bondholder," and
immediately referred the matter to Sir Charles Wyke, who
has taken it op in a way. which has not been witnessed of late
years, and which promises to restore her lissjesty's legation
in Mexico to the high position it occupied in the days of
Sir 8.. Pakenham if Sir Charles's health be spared. The
result at the date of Mr. Whitehead's letter :—The Mexican
government had answered Su Chas. Wyke's application for
the payment of the 660,000 dole. in a very equivocal man.
ter. The amount of the conducts robbery at Laguna Seca
was due on the 11th June, but up to the 14th nothing had
been paid. The Congress had at last declared Senor Jam=
constitutional president by the Mall majority of 6 (61 to
55). Marques and Zulosga are still marching about with
1,000 or 2,000 cavalry, distracting the attention of their
opponents. They had lately kidnapped and carried off
Senor Ocampo, Juarez 's former chief minister, living at his
farm with his family, and after exposing him to all sorts of
brutality from the soldiery, shot him at Tepiji, 15 longues
from the capital. Other outrages are also recounted. The
bonds of the domestic debt had fallen to 6 per coot

The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 7981. _ _ _

The Australian Agricultural Company's report,
issued yesterday, recommends a dividend of 15a.
per share, a sum of 2701. required to complete this
dividend having to be made good out of the profits
of the current year.
The causes of the confidence which has lately
arisen iu the New York stock market are described
as follows by Messrs. Seyton and Wainwright under
date of the 12th inst. :

GOVIRRIEZNT 9TOCKK.—A gradual and steady advance has
Joker Osseo. The closing prices show a rise of nearly 4 per
cent. daring the week. This narked improvement is only
the natural result on the market of the all but unanimous vote
in Omer, for the men and money required by the govern-
ment. The President's roessav has been received with
Sbefavour, and the tools of resolute confidence which die-
lies it has found an echo in Congress and the
at large. The Loan Bill, authorising the secre-
tory of the treasury to raise .n 0,000,000 dollars,
lass paned the House of Repreesetat.iyee with only five
dissentient votes, and its provisions are amply adequate
to secure to the government the means required to crash
the rebellion. The Senate has passed a bill making an ap-
propriation of five hundred millions of dollars to enable the
President to accept five hundred thoussiod volunters, and
the impetus which public confidence has received wee
'Tinned on Wednesday in the celerity with which five
sidllioess of 6 per cent. sixty day Treasury notes, issued to
provide for the more immediate requirements of the
=t, pending the action of Congress, were
t par. The whole amount was subscribed in
forty minute., and the gold for over three-fitha of the
amount paid into the hands of the sub-treasurer. The 12
and 11 per cent. Treasury Notes are in demand at our last
quotation, while the 10t, 101, and 10 per cents, have ad-
vanced, and small offered foe at 101.
STATE fitrocce.- -There have been large transactions in
lgiesouris, Virginias, Twosomes, sod North Carolinas, and a

decided advance in in lees. Virginias were done at 49 on this
19th inst., a rise of 2 per cent. They close 48 to 49. Tim
rise in Tennessee' and Missouri' is still greater, it beat
equal to 7 and ii per cent. These sudden movements so
Southern State stocks are owing to the position Net
"securities have now for some time occupied, as the lead*
fancies" of the market. The Missouri State Boob
issued to the Moonshot and St. Joseph R. B. Company haw
advanced from 43 to 53.

The Gaulle specie statement for the week end-
ing Wednesday last gives the following totaN
viz. :—lmports of gold, 501,3391. exports of gold.
185,265/. • imports of silver, 7,9141. exPorta aE
silver, 94,7461.

FRIDAY EVE2II7II.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 " sellers,—
left off to-day at the same quotation. At one
period there was au improvement to 90 to ft. Fir
money the last price was 891. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 89*, 90, 89* ; ditto, for account (As*
7), 90 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 89 *, I -
New Three per Cents., 89S, 1, ft, ; Thiel;
Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 232.
230 • India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent.
Stock, 99*, *, *; ditto for account, 99*; ditto
Scrip, 100, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentues.
Oct., 1863, 961 ; ditto April, 1864, 96* • ditto
Bonds, Ils., 75., 75.,105. dia.; Five per Cent. " es-
faced "rupee paper, 94f, I.
The scrip of the new India Loan, being supported
by continued investments, was but little affected by
the remarks of Sir Charles Wood in the House of
Commons last night. The closing price was the
same as yesterday—namely, 99* to 100. The stock
left off at 99/ to *.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 10s. to
ss. dis. ; the June 4s. dis. to par ; and India
Bonds, Ils. to 7s. dis.
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The transaction in the foreign stock marina
were more numerous than for some time put.
Turkish Bonds showed considerable steadiness ; the
Loan of 18b4 closed at 74 to 79, and that of
at 671, to 1. Mexican Bonds were dull, but hardly
lower than yesterday, at 22} to *, notwithstanding
the unfavourable &deices received by the com-
mittee. Peruvian Uribarren Bonds were in demand
No alteration occurred in the market for bank
shares. Electric Telegraph Stock has advanced.
National Discount shares were likewise better. The
inquiries extended to South Australian Land
Great Ship were quoted 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marine
Insurance, 4/ to h prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.- Universal Marino
Insurance, to din. ; London and Provincial
Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to
prem. ; Commercial Copper, par ; Natal Lend,
to d din. ; Compressed. Coal, to * pron. ; an/
Oriental and General Marine, to prem.
The conclusion of the Victoria Loan negotiation
has not given any impulse to the, price of the o 4
bonds.

MINES.--(THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

The mining market has shown a litifeineue
activity to-day, but the transactions are stilt
moderate. East Basset shares are raise
flatter, at 82} to 85. • Herodafoot are more
inquired for at 35 to 37: Providence are quoted
34 to 36 ; East Wheal Eassell, Si to 4 ;Calvadneek
ci to 7 ; East Caradon, 24 to I ; and Marla
Valley, 8f to .
United Me2xican Mining shares have met
with numerous transactions. Foreign and colonial
descriptions are generally steady.
The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli-
datcdCopper Mining Company, at their board meet-
ill held yesterday, declared a dividend of 7,1681.,
being 71. per share, arising from profits on sales et
copper ores, sampled in the months of March sad
April last. After payment of the same, there re-
mains iu hand a balance of 22,1841. 7s. Od. in cask
ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund ap-
plicable to the general purposes of the company.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market I
extracted from the circular of Mews. von Dedeluee sal
North : " A slight improvement baa been sppsreat ia
metals during the peat week. There appears more disputa-
tion to operate, and the opinion gains ground that things
have about seen their lowest. Welsh bars are held firmly
at U. 21. 041. and at 5/. ss. in Wales. A good business haw
been done at relative prices for delivery in London sal
LiverpooL Staffordshire iron is neglected, and prices irre-
gular. A large business ham been dune in Scotch pig. Prins
have improved, the List quotations being Zils. 241. to 51s. M.
cash. A better feeling is prevalent in copper ; more burnishes
been done, and smelters have resolved not to sell nadir
100. Holders of foreign are stiffer ; buyers of Burn awl
)(spends offer 931.; sellers ask 955. Baltimore buyers at
905.; sellers at 925. Higher prices have been paid for Cb
slain ; buyers now offer &h. for good mark/. Tin is fairly
maintained ; fine Strain sells, both for coosumption and
export, at Ills.; Baum neglected, and offered at llia.
The Dutch market flat ; sellers at CM Tin-plates are kis
little better demand, but at very low prices. Lead: Tie
demand is still slack, and prices low. :Slter, aft:
havieg been sold at 15/. 10s. for prompt cash, has recovered
fully 544. per ton, closing firm, with buyers at 151. 15a;
sellers scarce."