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The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-22

shares were mat lied 231. ; St. Katherine !back stock,
911 to 92 ex die. ; and Southampton lock, 80.
The nominal cloying quotations for the shares is
some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :
Oude Railway, par to 1-16 prem. ; Central (lode Rail-
way, 1.16 to 3-16 prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway,
3-16 to 5-10 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-1 G
to 3-16 preen. ; European and Indian Junction
Telegraph, 3.16 to 1.16 du. ; Punjaub Railway, 3-16
to 5-16 prem. ; Riga and I)unaburg Railway, 1 to
per share; Paris Chocolate Company,l to prem.
Annexed are the latest reports from the foreign
markets, as received per the Continental telegraph :
Paris—Tuesday (closing prices) : Three per Cent. Beaus
for money, 67.40; ditto, for account, 67.40; ditto, Four-
and-a-Ralf per Cents., for money, 92. Bank of Francs
shares, 2,900 ex div. and new shares.
Vienna—Monday (ctising prime) : Austrian National
Loan, 851 ; the Five per Cont. Metallic*, 831. Exchange on
London, 10.09.
Amsteedam Monday (closing prices) : Dutch Fear
per Cents., 96 3-16 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
63 7-10 ; apanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 26 7-16 ;
the Coupons, 6 7-16; the Old Three per Cent. Eaten: r,
37 11.16; Auatrisn Fire per Cent. Metallics, 76 13-16;
Portuguese, 4.5 13-16; Portuguese New, 46 7.16; Mexican,
21 11-16: Grande Active, 21 16-16; Russian Four-and-a-
Ralf per Cents., 962 ; Equador New, 13 13-16; Peruriaa
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 782; Granada Deferred,
6 3-16.
HamLurg—Monday: Russian Five per Cents., 102; Spa-
nish Deferred Three per Crate., 23i.
Berlin—Monday: HUMANS Five per Cents., 1062. Rua-
elan stock is flnuer.
London, England, 1857-07-22

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Pays says:—" Several foreign journals have
stated that, in consequence of new orders from Con-
stantinople, the elections in Moldavia commenced on
July 12. This is a mistake. We learn from Jassy
that the elections will take place on the 211 h, con.
formably to the promises made by the Divan."
London, England, 1857-07-22

BREVET.

ientenant-Colonel GiOnl7o;;;Crambier, C. 8., of the Royal
Artillery, haring oomplekid three rare service as lieut.-
nant-ailonel, to be cidonel in the army, under the Royal
Warrant of Nov. 3, 1954. For Lieutenant-Colonel Frede-
rick Maros Eardley Wilmot, Royal Artillery, to be colonel,
which appeared in the Gazette of 30th ultimo, read Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Frederick Maw Burney-Wilmot to be

The authorities at the Horse Guards have deter-
=hard that no women or children are to accompany the
regiments now tinder orders to leave We country for
India.

Yesterday there was another field-day at Worm-
wood &rubs. The review took place at tea o'clock, the
troops consisting of the Ist and 2nd Regime ta of Life
Guaida and the 11th thawars. The usual guard at the
Horn Guards was reduced in order to take pert In the re-
view. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, the Impede.-
General of Cavalry, eceimended. Many military oaken of
rank were resat on the comics. Man and home bad a
Neves day.
Drum-mar William Loon" 2ad battalion Cold-
stream Goar4 who has for some time pest attended at
Buckingham Palace for the purpose of teaching the young
Prince Arthur the art of military drum beating, received
fro her Majesty on Wednesday but a special mark of her
&perchance far hi. athletics to the royal prince. The Queen
befell preened him with a handsome gold watch, engraved
with an inaception ; also a portrait of his Toting pupil, who
la never es happy ea when be is performing min military
maven eat tiered Service Gareth.

li-ENTRY OF PENSIONERS FOR TEE ARET.—Thet
111111mbag 1106a1 was lensed yesterday morning Deptford
Deakyard, July 21.—Tympaniry pendensen wham pensions
. have mem& awl ego IWO net mod 37, and wile sse greed
as 111 by die uesdleal raper, miq boar the term fte re-anter-
lag themervis% yMg Mg* Wan* staf offirer of
Wrens at Deptford Bermeb, within ame wash from this
OUARD-SITIP TOR LIVERPOOL. LIVERrOOL,
TATIOIDAT.—Her Mejtefil saw block ship, Manage (60
gam), Capt. Mende. armed ta the Money, et 12.30 p.m.,
from Plymouth. She is to he • geing46. for the port, and
will occasionally cruise as far nee* r .le, and south as
Cana:von. It being • great many years since an English
men-of-war of such dimensions wee in the Mersey many
per wartabled on the landing -atage and the different
pier beads to wilncee her flange to bar anchorage in the
Blayne. There are now in the Marley, In addition to the
Ilaetings, the United States screw frigates, Niagara (12) and
Soaq (16), and the revenue cruiser, Prince Albert.
London, England, 1857-07-22

SLIGO.

The select committee appointed to Investigate the allega-
tions osetainid in the pitmen of Kr. Patrick Somers, 'nth
refiremou to the actions at law, brought against the retuniing
*dicer for this borough, for refusing to take the votes of
certain electors., recommenced its sittuigs this afternoon with
closed doors, reporters not being admitted.
London, England, 1857-07-22

THE MAYO ELECTIOIv PETITION,

At the Mayo aaaizee, at Cutlebar, on Monday
evening, two of the prieosere, John Murphy and Michael
Carney, were convicted of a riot and annuli opon John
Quinn' one of Colonel Higglada wittiness on the Mayo
election petition. The other primers were acquitted.
Mews. Armstrong, Q.C., Fitzgibbon, Q.C., and Jordan,
were counsel for the crown ; end Mr. Blakeney for tile
defence.

From the evidence of Gannon, it appeared he arrived from
London on the 6th of July, and on making his
a
the following day in Cratlebar, he was hooted and ooh
at
wherever ho went. As soon as he got near the bridge tha
crowd became very great. Stones and clods were Slung at
him. He then tried to get into Cooley'a public-boune, but ws•
thrust out. He then ran for a forge -kept by one Michael
Gavin, under a shower of stones and mirages. When be got
into the forge he ran on the loft. Stones were thrown up after
him. Murphy and Carney were two of the boys in the forges
Did not see any other of the prisoners there. Only olaserved
them among the crowd at the bridge. Murphy got on tra
Maim awl struck aim with a stone. Carney struck him on
the arm with an immense shovel. Michael Gavin then came
up to protect him. There WY a bolo in the Boor near them,
Heard Gavin call out, "Stop that work;' and when he
stooped to look what it wag, a rod of iron was pushed up,
and struck him in the eye. He has loot the sight of it, ea
has ever since been quite blind in that eye. On croft-cu.
mination, he denied having given any offence to the pee*,
or that be bad given false evidence against the priests. lIM
siater was the first person who attacked him that day, and
rammed him of having perjured himself and disgraced his
family. The crowd consisted chiefly of women and ihildrew
Ho did not see any one but the two buys, Murphy and Car-
ney, do anything.
The math and other witnesses testified that the threat in
the eye was accidenial.—Sentence was deferred.
London, England, 1857-07-22

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tt GMAT, JOLT 21.
ilas LORD CH ANCULLOS took his seat it five o'clock.

NEW SOUTH WALES.
Tha Doke at NEWCASTLE preientod a petition from
th=lttive Casual et New Soak Wales, in parliament
thet perd of ue the awry south of t0e284 degreaMth lo as
ft& sight be dthathed from the
=. The "hied of the colonists was to ware that Uwe
be ao halm lambs of convict' Into the southern
rasa el the eoksy. Hs wished to know whether to. go-
mesnama had come to say decision as to the separation of
my pert of the colony from New South Wales, what was to
be the besadavy, nod upoa what wattles' sevicts would
be sent to the newly-comatituted colony ?
Eul GRANVILLE wits understood to say that the boun-
dary of the sew colony would be tho 28th degree of latitude,
sad that there wee ao whatever of tending convicts
to the sew ookay of Menton Bay.
After a short coawriallos the subject dropped.
London, England, 1857-05-28

MINES-TlllB DAY.

Two o'CLocir.
This is " settling day " in the mining share
market, and, consequently, business is extremely
quiet. In the Stock Exchange not a single transit-
, tion is official', reported, and in the other depart-
ments of the mining market business has been chiefly
limited to paying and receiving.
St. John IDel Rey shares are rather more inquired
for, and are marked 141. In other foreign descrip-
tions there is no new feature.

- -
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
?dining Exchange:
Cooks Kitchen 41; East Margaret, 81,11,9; Beet Tre-
fud 61 Gawtott United 205., 22.. 6d. , ohnbuah, 1/, 2,
.; .117 c c+, Is; ; YvLdß-Ft.l", .11. 16..,
floe:
; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 181, 191; Wheel Tehtdy,
21. 13s. 9d., 21, 1, 1.
The Waller Gold Mining Company are Inviting tenders
for loans on mortgage of the company's property.
The Amalgamated Company of ban Fernando and New
Linares ere inviting applications for their obligations. It in
mentioned that unless these securities am taken, the treaty
for the fusion will fail.
A petition for the winding up of the New Delabole Slate
Quarry Company is expected to be heard before Vice-Chan-
cellor Kindereley on the 6th of June.
An official manager of the Wheal Helm. Mining Company
, and of the Tierces Xining Company is to be appointed on
, the 4th of June.

WEDNESDAY BYININO.
Owing partly to the settlement, and partly to the
small attendance of the dealers, business us home
mining stocks was to-day dull. Alfred Consobs shares
show some improvement, but there was no other
feature of interest. In addition to the transactions
reported in the official list, shares in Great South
To were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 171.
to 1 I 1 and 171; Wheal Tehidy, at 21 ; and Tamar
Consols, at 21s. 3d. and 225. 6d.
Foreign descriptions were quiet.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

-THIS DAY.

fivoku.—The market for raw is quiet, but for refined a
limited bminess has been done at 6d. to le. per cwt.
below last week's prioee.
Corres.—A few sales have been made in plantation
Ceylon at full prime.
SALTPETRE.-260 bags sold by auction, refraction 71, at
395.
SAoo.—The demand is dull, and of 2,200 bozos offered by
auction, a small portion only found buyers at lower prices,
245. Ild. to 255.
Ctoves.-74 begs Zaneibar sold at qd.
I'IMINTO in limited request, and of 970 bags offered, •
portion only sold at easier rates, 40. to eV.
GINOIIII.-100 bogs Atrium sold steadily at 375. 6d. to
381. ; 30 cum Cochin bonW in at 754.
ARILOWHOOT-20 half-barrels new Bermuda, partly sold
at Is. Si.
London, England, 1857-05-28

LAMBETH.

Frew, Bolding, a stnartlycfMitied young woman, was
charged with plundering her master. Mr. Jots ph Bumettad,
an examiner of bank notes in the Bank of England.
Mts. liumetead, the wife of the prosecutor, who resides in
Holland-street, Brixton, deposed that the prisoner had lived
in her service for about six weeks, and during that time, and
up to Satunlav last, she had no fault to find with her. On
that evening, however, she ahem:sled, and FOOD after the
(witness) missed a quantity of linen, which the prisoner had
been employed that day in ironing, together with a 61. note,
',even 'overt-Igoe, a half-emereign, and 2A. 6d. in silver,
which had been taken from a drawer in her bedroom. On a
further search, she had also missed a milk mantle and a pair
of boots belonging to her daughter, and the lath r the pri-
sonce had on when she was token into custody. The other
things missed were now produced by the constable, who
found them in the priecoseee possession.
Sergeant Standage, who took the prisoner into custody,
said that she told him she had brought it all on herself, and
that /thews. going to start on the following morning by the
.North-A's'tern Radway for Li‘erpeol. She farther said
that from Liverpool she was going to New York with some
other Monnous, on their way to the Salt Lake Settlement.
She then handed hint a pane belonging to her mistress, con-
taining three sovereigns, and ten shillingt end sixpence in
raver, and mid that was all she had left of the money; that
the paid 6f. 7a. Pd. for her pump, and purclooted ague
emit s she required. On sear thing the place he (Standage)
found all the property he produced, and the prisoner acknow-
ledged they belonged to her multr and mistrese. Since ap-
prilhending the prisoner he said he had called on Sir. Budge,
Jewin-street, City, who is the !Ammonite agent in London.
and received from that person 61. 7,.. 91. which the prisoner
had paid to him for her pawing° to New York.
Committed for trial.
London, England, 1857-05-28

TRIAL TRIP OP THE STEAM-SHIP OTT-ItrA.

r, WZONE.DAT.

The Peninsula end Oriental Company's steam-
sidy Ottawa, Captsin Xiamen, arrived this morning in
dock ban a trill trip to Chi:Thom( sad beck. She left on
Monday morning, at 2 o'clock, with the maiming directors
of the mangeny sod their friends, in all 30, smog whom
were Mr. Alm, Mr. Beddow, Captain Nam, Captain Hall,
R.N., Captain Engirds* (sapriniemdent of the company),
Mr. Lamb (papaineendent engineer), Mr. Summers (chip.
bdider), and other mann& gentlemen. Tho Ottawa
konght up in Si. Anloyn's Bay at 2 50 p.m., when the com-
pany mot an Aare. At 4 o cool oa the following morning
they wdgited sminr, end arrived at Cherbourg at 9 o'clock.
Seethe party went an share and witnessed the meparettom
lame makiwg for the reception of the Orand Duke Con-
stantine, ead also explored the naval and other resources of
the pert. The Waive left Cherbourg at 9 o'clock p.m., on
her mem to Southampton, where oho arrived this morning
at US.

The speed obtained by the Ottawa during this trip was
ender steam none 101 knots per hour ; steam end envois
nearly 12 knots; revolutions of engine from 27 to 30; total
revolutions during the trip, 42,000. The twines were
meaefeetured by Forst* end Co., of Liverpool. They am
direct acting engines, with wanting cylinders. Their
nominal hone power is 200, butt imino be worked to 750.
A new invented T. Senaders, of
Northant,lettlet SW:sand worked irebly, both foreman
permute and vacuum. The machinery was in sorb perks
order, that no trouble Ina experienoed eitlwrfrom the heating
of the beatings or any ot&r cause.
The Ottawa draws 16i feet of water, and is 1,274 tone.'
She be barque rigged, and has arisioundation for 100 pas-
engem She was purelianit by the Peninsula Company of
the Canadian Steam Navigation Compary, but has einee
ban entirely refitted. The saloon to vary tunefully fitted,
the panels being painted in green and gold, with dropsy,
Ice., to concopend. She Mane here in a short time for an
of the compny's nations i• India.
The Ottawa was piloted dating the trip by Captain James
Goodridge, of the South Western Company. It wee in the
Ottawa that Idise Nightingale used usually to travel
between Scutari sod Holskikra.
London, England, 1857-05-28

ANNUAL OATHIIRINO OF CHILMEN AT 61.

PAOL'B.-(THIS DA E)

This morning the annual gathering of the chit•
dren of the several ward sad psrocblal schools, under the we
of the Society of Patrons, took place as =oil t Bt. Pears
Cathedral, la the memos of rt east cougregatica, the children

themselves numbering several thematic Thee letter occu-
pied the benches of a epeclom amphitheatre wetted beneath
the dome of the buiklnts, the seem of WWI was occupied
by the municipal authorities, the parochial clergy,
and the stewards of the sanivenary mattes, while
the public wore accommodated with a gallery, which,

aping* from the door at the t7ronseit, roe;
eeat after wet don the whole length of the central
aula, nnbl it reached the height of the western doorway.
The service oommeemed by the einging of the 100th psalm,
in watch the children joined. Of much of the enviee it
was impossible to hear a single word, owing to the immen-
sity of the temple. This remark applies to the sermon.
After the sermon a collection was made.
London, England, 1857-05-28

Wbe Court.

—.._
OBBOItNE, MAT 27.
The Q find Prince walked out in the morning
esi Aswan at
The Priam d 'Etta Prises Alfred rode as horseback.

A Cabinet Conseil was held yesterday afternoon
at the aerial resident* at the Fleet Lord of the
IQ, Downing-street. The Ministers present
wens-7e in
count Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George
Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary La-
bestehen, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor of the
Exehequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R.
Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right
Hon. M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll.

Sir Timms Fremantle, Chairman of the Customs, bad an
interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yeetaday
his official residence in Downing-.hest.
am=abfrom the Governor. of the Cape of Good Hope
is
were received yestindsy at the Co4snial-odice.
London, England, 1857-05-28

THE POLICE COURTS.

WESTMINSTER.

A short time ago,gi. T. B. §impaToi, the preprie of
Cremorne, wen summoned by Mr. Wachcroh, the district
surveyor of St. Luke, Chelan, for eroding a huge pavikon,
to be used so a theatre for marionettca, &e., is hi.
grounds, without first giving notice. The whole queetne
turned upon whether it • as a building within the meaning of
the act. The magistrate now &mired the complaint.
London, England, 1857-05-28

CHINA.

The positiou of affairs in Canton River continues
unchanged. Great distress is said to prevail at
Canton from the high price of rice.
The 30-gun frigate Raleigh, Commodore Keppel,
had struck upon the rocks five miles from Macao,
and was beached to save her. The Bittern had
gone to receive her guns.
It is asserted that an imperial duty upon opium
has been imposed upon Shanghai.
At Hong Kong and at Shanghai money is very
scarce. Exchanges Is, 111 d. to Is., and 7s. 3ld. to
7s. 4d.

Exports of tea estimated at about 37,000,00011 m.,
against 73,000,0001b5. lut year.
London, England, 1857-07-25

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, JULY 24.

The estembesion for the county of Kent wise opened here
oat Thouley, mid this morning business was proceededwith
be both oenels, the Lord Chief Baron presiding on the civil
Ms, ma Xt. hides Willem in the Crown-court. The gaol
shothw r amt heavy, but it contains • great
meow eheere, there being no lose than five came
of minim On Ow nen side, 22 cams are entered, 9 of
whisk eee to be Wei b 7 special juries.

(Bin Mr. JustireWilleo.)

QOM QUIZ IS, eeßlno fitter, Wa indicted for fele-
aim* wounding William Ward Craden with
inlosit W=

thr. itelasethentel the proaccutics.
The drenmelemeos of thh ear ware of a ves7 eztesonll-
*erg elnisthe, end the henna counsel Orr the prosecution,
in his swiy stnlssaant to the jury said it appeared to him
that the tali width they would have to consider was
whether at tie Ume the set woe committed the prisoner wee
In wet • Ade stain& as to be responsible for e duct.
It moored that the prisoner and Crudes, who were estfro
strangers te seen Wen, were committed to Kaidelose gaol
an Iht 10th July, 1856, the latter foe theertthr hie family,
id the primer wee committed tar am hays for
withal danee. On the way le the prism the
band in a most incoherent row Is Ont. in his deposition hire the smith-
btheottnalt the received to /Mews, behrrig did in the
ankvales, that be etandaradtheprtherse at tint tine wee
net Is lit right mind. On the Maybe nee lag the pri-
Near and Claim went 4 one et the moth el the grimy
and atm wee lIMPOOd refetagibe Ma at en alma
non with a Whet el tooth ley hla pelasthth viand
saying a word, wet to the loath mal thelt er • Aar
ethnic and Ite then mid seCieft, imam La
twice 4 liebnist,iviti fR el es sews fir ailmiw
London, England, 1857-07-25

18CM1Y.

or& of Genoa has the follow-
-" Twenty-six of the inter
ors are to be sent to Lucca to
nets Court ; the others will
rtain measures of police. Tlie
ring discovered that the con•
re had resolved to appoint a
to expose to the go.ernment
he Masirinian scheme% but
at
y for the re•establishmeut sf
dim Bargugli, the governor,
r informing the leading melt
government duly appreciated
its which animated the pope-
t that no manifestation would
mild)* contrary to law."
London, England, 1857-07-25

CD: Court.

OSBORNE, JrLT 24.
The Queen and Prince Consort, with the Princess
Hoist and Princess Alice, deer° ont yesterday afternoon.
Ilia Serene Highness the Prins of Leiningen and Colonel
the Hon. Charles and Mrs. Phipps dined with her Majesty
in the evening.

The loaded Committee of the Privy Coun,il eat yester-
day. Tho petition of Davison sad Symington for prolonga-
tion of potent Penning casks) was part heard. The lords
present were—the lords Juetkei Knight Brute and Turner,
the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Sir W. Mauls.
Despatches were sent from du:Colonial-Oka yesterday to
the Governor of Canada.

His Royal Highness the Prince Consort will
leave Osborne to-morrow evening, in the royal yacht,
Victoria and Albert, for Ostend, es rook for Brussels, to be
present at the marriage of the Princess Charlotte of Belgium
with the Archduke Maximilian of Austria.
The Countess Van Buren (Queen of the Nether-
lands) left Claridge's Hotel early yesterday morning, and
proceeded down the river Thames on board= of the Citizen
ateain-boats to Greenwich. Her Majesty landed at the
public pier, and immediately proceeded to the Royal Hoe-
petal, after which she again embarked on board the
steamer and proceeded to the Agamemnon. On returning
to town, her Majesty and suite visited the Great Eastern
steam-ship at Millwall, on board which vessel they passed a
considerable time. After her return to Louden her Majesty
received visits from the Duchess of Orleans and the Comte
de Paris, doe.; lunched at Sir Benjamin Hall's; and in the
evening dined with the Earl and Countess of Jersey in
Berkaley-equare. The following distinguished persons dined
with bar Majesty:—The Duke of Cambridge, attended by
the Hon. Colonel James Macdonald; l'rince and Princess
Edward of Base Weimar, the Duke and Duchess of Man-
chester, the Duke of Hamilton, the Earl of Westmoreland,
the Earl of Mslmeebury, the Earl of D .Ikeith, Lord
Brougham, Lord and Lady Raglan, and his Excellency the
Netherlands Minister.
The Queen of the Netherlands honours Lady
Holland's file eiampttre, at Holland House, with her pre-
mace this day. Her Royal Highness the Ducks's of Orkans,
with her eons the Count de Paris and the Duke do Chartres,
were also to be present.
'I heir Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge
and the Princess Mary will leave town on Tuesday next, for
their villa near Frankfort.
Lord and Lady Muneaster have left town for

Waiter Priory, Yoriahire.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., the
First Lord of the Admiralty, accompanied by Rear-Admiral
the Hon. Sir R. S. Duda,, K.C.8., made an odicisi inspec-
tion of the Royal Dockyard, Woolwich, yesterday.
London, England, 1857-07-25

the afternoon the tendency of prices was rather
drooping, but the closing quotations were scarcely
worse than those of yesterday. Tkroughout the
Stock Exchange business is greatly restricted.
. .

Consols, which closed yesterday; at 914 tot for
the 6th of August, opened this morning at 911, and
closed at 91a " buyers." For money the last quo-
tation was about 911. The official business retort is
as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
911, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account, 6th August, 91f,
f. Threo per Cent. Reduced, 91f, 1, /, 1. New
Three per Cents., 911, 92, 91/. Long Annuities,
expiring in Jan., 18,60, 2 7-16, 21. Bank Stock, 216,
215. India Stock, 2141, 2161. Three-and-a-Half
per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859,
981,98 a.
Sales of Exchequer Bills were pressed to-day as
low as 10s. discount, and this figure is reported in
the official list ; it seems, however, to have been an
exceptional price, and the quotation at the close was
not worse than that of yesterday—viz., ;s. to in.
discount. India Bonds exhibit decided heaviness,
and hare fallen to 255. to Iss. dis.
The next monthly account in the Consol market
will terminate on the 9th Sept.
Turkish Six per Cents. were more inquired for
to-day, but closed at 941 to 95, being the same is
yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain
firm, at log to I. Peruvian Four-and.a-lialf per
Cents. were nominally quoted 81 to 83, and
Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 to 1. The
operations in this department of the market were
remarkably limited.
In Bank shares to-day the variation was limited
to a decline of 1/. in Bank of London, and of 104 in
Oriental Bank. Crystal Palace and Netherlands
Land shares were flat. The stock of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company was officially marked 585 and
690 (7001. paid); European and American Steam,
61 and 51 (91. paid) ; London Dock, 101 to 1015 ex
div. ; and St. Katharine Dock, 91 ex div.
The shares of the National Discount Company
closed flatly, at 1 5-16 to 1 3-16 dis. The directors'
report and the proceedings at yesterday's meeting
have excited a good deal of attention, and have not
produced a favourable impression. In some quarters
exception is taken to the mode in which the aciounts
arc made made out. For instance, the profit and loss
accouat sets forth 32,133/. 194. 4d. as" groan profit
during the half-year." To describe this sum as
" gross profit," or profit of any kind, is a misnomer,
since 14,1361. Is. 9d. has to be deducted as rebate of
interest on bills discounted, but not yet due ; and the
whole of the balance of the 32,133/. 191. Id. was
swallowed up in bad debts.
The nominal closing quotations for the shares in
some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:—
Oude Railway, par; Central Oude ltailway, par to
' 1-16 prem. • Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to
5-16 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16
prem. ; European and Indian Junction Telegraph,
3-16 to 1.16 dis. • Punjaub Railway, 3-16 to 5-16
prem. ; Grand Russian Itailways, to 1 prem. ;
Riga and Danaburg Railway, to. 1 per share;
Paris Chocolate Company, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.
London, England, 1857-07-25

TUSCANY.

The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa has the follow•
ing from Pisa, 19th :—" Twenty-six of the instil'.
gents arrested at Leghorn are to be sent to DIM to
be judged by the Supreme Court; the others will
only be subjected to certain measures of police. The
police of Leghorn having discovered that the con•
stitutional party there had resolved to appoints
deputation in order to express to the government
their abhorrence of the Mazzinian schemes, but at
the same time to pray for the re.establishruent of
the constitution, Chevalier Bargagli, the governor,
prevented this step by informing the leading mes
of that party that the government duly appreciated
the excellent sentiments which animated the pops.
lation of Leghorn, but that no manifestation wosld
be allowed, since it would be contrary to law."
London, England, 1857-07-25

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'CLocE.
Business in home mining stocks is to-day very
inactive, as usual on a Saturday. In the Stock
Exchange no transactions whatever arc officially
reported. The market, however, maintains steadi-
ness of character. .

In foreign and colonial mining shares there in no
alteration of the least importance.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Careatmal 41,f ; Devon Orest Console, 43:4 441, East
E Alfred, 3Rowell, 32a. Gd., ; East Telgua,
L Est Rowell,
605., 665. ; Tamar. 10e. Gl.. 1"2 6d. ; Herod•foot. 7,
71 ; Lady Bertha, 13s. 6d., 14s. Gd. ; Penden, 3is 37e. Gd.;
Sorer** Como* 21, • Tartosr Console, 'e.64., 30v.;
Wheal Edward, 6}, 1; Wheal Ttbidy, f.
It may be useful for persons interested in the
course of the coppet market to learn that telegraphic
message% received from Truro announce an advance
in the standard this day.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market. To the advance in tin we have previously
directed attention. The firmer appearance of the
market for copper forms another feature favourable
to the mining interest.
- • - •

Copper.—Tie prim, of this metal fa rather firmer, inso-
much aa nearly the whole of the foreign copper bee been sold,
sad the melte, having received a few more oriels, do not
anticipate any reduction in price. Iron is in fur demand, and
several orders have been reneived from the United States and
Canada. Scotch pig has declined in price, the tonal con•
aural:Sion being usually curtailed at this swoon. Lead is
without change. Tin.—There has been an advance in banes
in Holland to 88 florins, equal to about 152/. here, and this
has caused the English lannufactvrers to raise their vices
101. per ton. The largo end hamming consumption nt this
uncut on the Continent is likely to force priors Kiln higher.
Tin data aro firmer, and en advance of about ls. per box
has been cstabliehed.

TEts7liirietors of the Devonshire Great Conn-Minted Copper
Mining Com y, at their weekly boanl meeting held yester-
day, declared a dividend of 10,2 tat , being 10t. per share out
of profits from sales of copper ores sampled in the months of
March and April last. After payment of the Sall/C, there
remains in hand a balance of 27,2 t 3t. fiel. in cash, ore bills
not at maturity, and reserved fond, applicable to the general
purposes of the company.

FRIDalt EVENING.
In the market for home mining atocks to-day
there were inquiries for shares in Wheal Harriet,
East Rosewarne, East Alfred, Wheal Margaret, and
Wheal Bitty (I.elant). Wheat Edward were rather
flatter, at 51 to From the Stock Exchange tran-
sactions are reported in East Rovewarne, at 1 le. Gd.
to 15s. ; East Alfred, at 31 to 3! ; and Wheal Mar-
garet, at 65. The general tone of the mining mar-
ket has improved during the last few dace, and as
buyers come forward, they discover that the supply
of stock actually on offer is in most cases scanty.
In fact the majority of holders refuse to sell at pre-
sent prices.
London, England, 1857-07-25

THE NBW 041718 BILL.

Lord John ReneeMs Dl for intending the
statute law relative to the admiaiatratica of oaths wee issued
this merging; it is entitled a bill to sawed the Act let sad
2nd Victoria, e. 106., "An Act for removing Doubts
as to the Validity of arta' Oaths." The hill is se follows
" Whereas in ell cases is which the enaction of an oath is
required the oath ought, by the common law, to be admi-
eletared is such amass as will reader it most effective end
binding on the oonstrence of the meson to be: sworn ; but
doubts have arisen whether each rale of the amnion law be
applicable to owes in welch a spectra Sinn of abjuratiZa
medal words of ssemeratica sue prescribed by statute for
the removal of seek doubts, De it decker' mad wanted bye
Queen's met Excelleat Majesty,y mid with the advice
°meat of the Lords ',bites' laspond, sad C011113101:11,
to this metal perikunsat ammabled, and by the authority of
the rime : I. That, not withateadiag say statute or usage to
the ccatrary, whatever say person to whom an oath
is tendered shell object to its administration in the pre-
scribed or accustomed form. or in the prescribad words of
meneneks, end the mete shall be adminietred to hint in
sock form of wade sad with snob solemaitir es he shill
dealers to be bind* on his eontrience, the oath when so
adiabtreared shell be deemed to have beta lawfully ad•
ministered sad Mita ; and every person so taking the oath
shall if guilty at Ides swearing be liable to conviction for
perjury, sad shall be subjeot to every other consequence end
sanded to every bens& to whisk be would have been sub-
ject or entitled if the oath bed bent admiaistered in the pre-
scribed or accustomed form, sad with the prescribed words
of assevandion, sad the prescribed or accustomed so-
liesniths."

LAWNS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE EAST
INDIA COMPANY.

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in tM belarial ammo iiimommis of
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London, England, 1857-07-25

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

A letter from Vienna in the National Gavtte of
Berlin says In consequence of the events of Ita
orders have been sent to Verona to hasten thew/to
now in progress there for strengthening the fora.
cations. The two new forte that have been beat is
the immediate neighbourhood are to be armed before
the end of the year. Verona will then be the strongesB
fortress of the empire, Comoro excepted."
London, England, 1857-07-13

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1857.

MUSIC.

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Piccolomini has added to her as yet very
tusked n,pertoise the character of Adius, in the Blair
el' Amore, in which she appeared for the lint time on Satur-
day evening. The part ii quite suited to her, and nothing
could be pleasanter than her whole performance. We never
sae the character of the little rustic heiress more delightfully
brought out. There was a captivation about her even
in her mint provoking momenta of caprice and gamines,
while her transient and half unconscious emotions
of self-reproach in the midst of her waywardness
were delicately and prettily expressed. The character,
though belonging to a light order of comedy, is our which
requires skilful acting, otherwise the transition from the
giddy girl to the thinking and fooling woman seems too
sudden to be censistcat, and is merely unnatural without
bring interesting. Piccolomini made it not only natural but
even pathetic; and the beautiful air, " Prentli, per me mei
libero, in which Adina makes her lover such rich amend.
for her ill-treatment of him, WAS not only charmingly
emeuted, but full of tenderness and truth. The
whole music of the part waa delightfully sung.
It Is simple and facile, making no heavy demand.
on the performer's vocal powers. Like the Italian
comic opera music of the last century, its own ele-
gance sad Knee require. a corresponding style on the part of
the lager, and every attempt at pretentious dihpley tar-
n/ghee its purity. Piocelmnini committed: no such fault; she
wag easily and naturally, and gave full elect to the melodies
of Deisiretti.

If. &lark, the tom who lately made so successful a iii-het
AA Elvino in the s4lo.l•litbuta, was still more suceeasful in
Nentorino. Ile looked and acted the part moat agree-
ably, and his singing was admirable in every respect.
In his very first air, " Quanto 2 halls," he made
an impression which became atronger and struoger
during the whole performance, and his reception was ouch
so is doe teal. highest older of merit. The gallant ?sergeant
Bolcom hr never been better represented than by Wield,
His gay, good•hune.urcd, soldierly bearing was admirable;
he sang, se he always does, magnificently, and was re-
psatedly greeted with enthusiastic applause. Ilosai's Dales-
noire wan a piece of good Italian buffoonery, full of bustle,
gesticulation, and grimace, but be failed to give the charlatan
that stmogly-ruarked individuality if feature which I. given,
though in different ways, by lablache mid Itenconi. lie
was vivacious and amusing, nevertheless, and his singing was
excellent. The whole of this pretty opera went off with
great animation, and the audience showed by their prolonged
applaure on the falling of the curtain bow much they en-
j.iyed their cntertaintuent.
London, England, 1857-07-13

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(BY 61:DIULILINE AND BRITISH TELronArli.)

THE MUTINY IN THE BENGAL ARMY.

TRIESTE, SVN I,A V.

The steamer Bombay arrivedhere yesterday at half-
past 3 o'clock p.m., baring made the paissage is 123
hours from Alexandria. The India mails were to
leave Alexandria on the Gth instant, with intelligence
from Bombay to June 13th, and from Calcutta to
Jane 7th, from Madras to June 11th, from Ceylon
to the 13th, and from Hong Kong to the V,th of
May.

The mutiny had spread to several other regiments
of tte Bengal army in the north-western provinces,
but the crisis is now looked upon a past.
_ .

Reinforcements of European troops were on their
way from the Bombay and Madras Presidencies, and
from Ceylon.

The Bombay and Madras armies continued to be
firmly loyal.
General Anson died of cholera at Roman) on the
27th of May.
_

Intelligence from Delhi to the tith of June had
been received at Madras and at Bombay. The
heights around the town were in possession of the
government troops. The rebels bad been attacked
and driven, much dispirited, within the walls. They
had lost 26 guns. News of the capture of Delhi
was hourly expected.
The native troops hadbecn disarmed at most of the
stations in the l'unjaub.
The loss to the Bengal army through the mutiny
and other causes is estimated at 26,000 men. The
disaffection is entirely confined to the army. Sir
Patrick Grant has been appointed to succeed
General Anon, and universal confidence is felt in
the efficacy of the vigorous measures adopted by the

Wv have another despatch, as follows:
" The mutiny in all but universal in Bengal and
the north-west provinces; nearly 30,000 men have
disappeared from the army within the last few
weeks. Delhi is still in the possession of the

mutineers, but there has been great success outside
the walls of Delhi : 26 guns were captured, and the
rebels driven dispirited into the town. All the
heights are in our possession.

" The telegraph wires between Agra and Delhi
had been cut by the insurgtnts.

" It was reported at Bombay on the 13th of June
that a panic had arisen amongst the mutineers at
Delhi on the 10th, and that AO had fled from the
city. The King was anxious to throw himself on

the mercy of the British government.
" Sir henry Somerset is to be the Command

" All the most influential communities of Calcutta,
including the Mohammedan, had presented addresses
to the Government, with assurances of their
loyalty."
London, England, 1857-07-13

CHINA.

The news from Hong Kong is to
The sufferings of the Chinese are frightful.
Famine continued to increase in Canton aud the
interior.

The gun-boats have gono up the Canton river to
attack the Nlandariu junks. General Garrett and his
staff have arrived.

Tea is going down freely to Foo-chow-foo, where
all is quiet.
- -

A battle has been fought between the imperialists
and the rebels above Foo-chow-foo, and it is believed
that the imperialists have been victorious.
The prie of rice at Hong Kong was four dollars
per pckul.
' Sir John Bowring has intimated that compensa-
tion for loss sustained by British suldeets will be
demanded from the Chinese government.

The exports of silk are 72,569 bales, against 42,375
bales last season.

Exehanges.—At Hong Kong, 49. 11d. to 4, 11;d.;
at Shanghai, Ts. 2", d. to 71. 3d. Of opium, new
l'atna, 330 t.. 111.1 had been sold ; and of Chalwa,
364 teak

CONINIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

- - -
In exports at Bombay there was more activity.
but the tightness in the money market had increased
with an advance in the rate of interest of one per
cent. Freights have slightly advanced. Exchange
is 2s. 2d. to 2s. 2?,d.
At Calcutta the produce market is unaltered. The
business in imports is almost at a standstill. The
money market is easier. In freights there is no
change. Exchange, 2s. Id. to 2s. lid.
Exchange at Madras, 2s. ltd. to 2s. 21.
CET LON.

The Colombo ItaiiwaiqMsition has been defi•
nitively settled. The Import market nt Colombo
is in a satisfactory elate, and prices are maintained.
The money market continues tight. In freight there
is little doing. The total export of coffee from
eel lon from October to Nlay is 466,238 cu ta,
The steamer Erin was totally wrecked at Caturs,
40 miles northward of Calle, on Gth June. The
pout ngers, crew, and mails were all saved, as were
also the specie, mid 400 to .500 chests of opium.
London, England, 1857-07-13

It $

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'CLocw.

The market for home mining stocks this morning
has been quiet. Great Wheal Alfred shares are
inquired for, and are marked GI. No other trans-
actions arc reported in the Stock Exchange.
For foreign descriptions there is very• little
inquiry. Fortuna Mining Shares have been dealt in
at 10s. discount. .

The official report of transactions in the Mining
Exchauge on Saturday is subjoined :
Alfred Censels,l7, 171, 161, 17; Catherine end Jane,
9s, 6d., 10s.; Chaneellumille, 64., 6s. Gd.; East Alfred, 21
East Rummell, 265. 6d., 27a. 6d.; East Trefusfs. 61, I, 7,
6, 61; Great Alfred, 61, 1, f,i; Herudofuet, 71, Lady
1101110. 120. 64., 130. 64., 12a. 9d., 13a. 3d. ; Northnasq
115, 151, 111., 15, ISt. 1; Tamar Consols, 25.., 300.;
Masser, 225; Wheel Kitty (Latent), 191, 201.
The halt-yearly meeting of the Clarendon Mining Com-
pany efJllll.l9lCli3 called for the 22nd inst.
Aen'eint the dividends declared during the week are the
following South Wheal Franom, M. per chant; Eyam
Mining Company, It ; Grumbler and St. Aubvn, 21.
The following culls have been made this week Tor
Mine. Gs. per share ; South Wheal Elks, 3a. ; Lady Bertha,
20. 6d.

NAT I'RDAT EVENING.
The market for home mining stocks to•day Wen
quiet, bot there were a number of transactions in
Alfred Consols, East Trefusis, Great Alfred, Lady
Bertha, and North Basset shares. Generally the
alteration in prices was not important. The follow-
ing transactions am reported to us as having taken
Once is the Stack Exchange, viz : Wheal Edward,
at 6 East Russell, at 265.; and Lady Bertha, at

. .
I ls.fml, .
As regard,i foreign mining shares, the feature WAS
a farther decline of It. in robre, which continue to
show considerable heaviness.
London, England, 1857-07-13

TALLOW MARKET. THIS DAY.

The Junket is quiet to-day at the following quotations
Peteceburg Y.C. on the spot, 575. 6d. , July end August,
~7s. 3d. ; August to September, 67a. 3d. to 675, 6d. ;
October I,t December, 575.
London, England, 1857-07-13

IN Ni WILLIAM U. STILL.

Mr. rittss appeared as counsel to oppose for s Mr. Murray,
the detaining creditor, who had discounted a bill for the in-
solvent to pay his rent. It appeared that the insolvent had
paid the rent of his odic*.
The insolvent, who was an auctioneer, was diactuirged.
(Before Mr. Cosuoissioner Phillips.)

IY lii JuliN TlNlkalt
This iniolvent. •rho w o unoppwed, applied to be dia.
charged.
. . . . . .

It appeared from an examination by the learned Commix
'loner, that the insolvent wile a bankrupt in 1034, and die-
charged under the Act, in 1001. Under the bankruptcy in
which bo obtained his certittaile, he owed 1,000/, and under
the insolvency, 5,384/. Ilia reran &Ws were 1,4161., and
of that sum 7311. was without value, being connected with
several companies. De had 3751. owe4r to him as "good,
by the Earl of Devon, and another director of the North of
Ireland Pier }[arbour Mining Company of which he (insolvent)
bad been secretary.
The Insolvent had been director of the Civil Service As-

anranTh Company and Ti; I.;rreet---erc, Freehold
Land Cove-
pany, which was projected by a person named McLeod, who
bad wkest the benefit of tho wt. He was sevrt4iiry of the
North of Ireland Pier Harbour Company, of which the Earl
of Devon sou chairman, and allowed him a debt fur todery.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips asked the insolvent whether he
told the people of the company that he had been a bank-
rupt and insolvent, using upwards of 6,000 i. I
The insolvent awwered in the negative.
Mr. Commiieicner PhdlipA—Don't come here again. You
were here in It don't tome again. Upon my word thu
public is in a very pretty way with such directors.
The insolvent was discharged.
London, England, 1857-07-13

SINGAPORE.

At Singapore the import and export markets are
but supplies of the leading export articles are

AUSTRALIA.

There is new from :io.-i1;;;We to the 20th of
April. The Great iti itain had arrived ; her passage
out was G 2 days. The convicts accused of the mur-
der of Mr. Prior, at Melbourne, have been acquitted.

In a second edition of the Exprefis on Saturday
we published the following despatch received through
anodic!. channel

The Ava, from Calcutta, has arrived at Suer with
112 passengers.
The mutineers bad barn defeated with the loss
of 26 guns outside the walls of Delhi. They had
retired into Delhi, which was about to be assaulted
immediately.
Thirty thousand native troops in Bengal and
the north-western provinces had deserted during the
last four weeks.

General Anson di( d of cholera on the 27th ult.

The telegraphic wires between Delhi and Agra
have been cut by the insurgent,.

ISCRIIAILINE AND BRITISH TALLORATII.)
MARSEILLES, SUNDAT.
The China and Indian mails have arrived, and
will leave for London at 10 this morning.
London, England, 1857-07-13

The hon. member was OEI under examination when
report left.

A NARI/OW Esc APP.—Cardinal Mathieu. Arch-
binhop of usseasaa Doute. narrowly mcaped a eerioue acci-
dent a taw days ego. Ito had gone to Pens Crimp to
afro flier the marsamat of confirmation, end Attlee eminent
what Y swesewl the pulpit to deliver en exhortation to the
• sadden marking w.O hmird, end the Pal*
from the wall and fell forward. The vicar,
wY behind on the etairceso boding to the
Clabsatly Lent forward and gave hie baud to the an
we. able, bye great effort. to get on the landing
*Mat the stain% and &emend to the ground. The children
wed others who had been mated in front of the pulpit with.
drew in time on heating the find cracking noise, su that no
u•e wee injured when the pulpit tell.
London, England, 1857-05-21

turned to Rome, in wosequence of special permis-
sions, after being used to live in free countries for
seven or eight years, have been not a little disgusted
to find themselves subjected to the precetto
diately after their return. By this measure they are
not allowed to be out after dark, to go to places of
public resort, or to leave the capital without inform.
ans the police. On complaining. that they had corn.
nutted no offence to merit this infliction, they were
informed that it was merely a precautionary mea.
sure. They bad also domiciliary visits from the
sbirri. _ . .

Tho Empresa cf Russia will leave Rome on Tues-
day, the 19th inst.

PARMA.

Letters from Parma bring some very pleasing
news. The regular troops, and the volunteers from
that duchy, after serving under Charles Albert
during the national wars in Lombardy of 1848.9,
received from that King the distinction of gold or
silver medals, but, soon after the restoration of the
ducal government, were forbidden to wear those
honourable insignia won by them upon the field of
battle. The present ministers of the Duchess
Regent, yielding. to the friendly remonstrances of
M. Boncompagni, Sardinian minister to the emits
of Tuscany, Modena, and Parma, have come to
the resolution to allow their !soldiers full permission
to wear all such orders and medals as they hod re.
ceived in those wars, an act by which the Parmese
government not only Five evidence of their sense of
justice, but also of their tendencies towards a Pied-
montese, i.e., national Italian, policy.
We must again insist on the expediency of her Ma-
jesty's government accrediting a special minister to
the court of Parma, to watch over those interests of
rational freedom with which the interests, material
as well as moral, of this country, no less than the
general cause of Italy and of mankind, are indis-
solubly associated.