The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

THE AFRICAN MAILS. (.Y ILICTILIC PLYMOUTH, TIJIIIDAT Niour. Tha African ►oyal mail steam ship Ethiope, Capt. ti H. Barnwell, arrived hors this evening at.lo tia homeward dates are:—Fernando Po, May St 4111( roues, 4; Old Calabar, 6 ; Bonny, 8; Lagos,l2l t;r,, I 1 ; Cape Coast Cava., 13; Monrovia, 21 era Leone, 26; llathorat, 31; Gorse, inns Tweak, 11; Madeira, 13. She has on board the usual mail', a general cargo,' 10,-.:adieg 2,360 ounces of gold dust and 354 emits of pia oil, and 22 passenger,. Mr. A. B. Pewee, uwen'r Advocate, Bathurst, died at sea, June 11. At Bunny the country was in a more settled state. F.,agrtements had taken place between the King sad the merchants at Lagos. The trade in palm oil vas very dead. At Accra the Acting Governor bad reduced the i iiiFost duty, and the levy of the poll-tax had been rsrponed until the receipt of instructions from home. Trade was improving. The Scourge and Alecto were at Cape Coast In the Assim country an important dispute bad been settled. 'The rains had set in very early. The palm oil trade was very brisk at Liberia. The Gambia left Monrovia, outward bound, May 15. A fancy ball was given in honour of the Queen's birth-day, os May 23, at Sierra Leone, by the °over sew and his Lady. The Philomel and the Hecate had sailed from there for England. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The S took the chair at twelve o'clock. PETITIONS. -- - Petitions were presented by Mr. ROZBUCK, fro= the Cml Servants of Cork on the subject of the Sap rsonuatios Food; by 811. WILLIAM V . , f,om • plees to Intend, szsiast the Maynorth Great; by Sir R. BIONOLD, froas ;ISM/ in Norfolk, seventies alterations in the Mercantile Law Aweadwea Bill; by Mr. Brom; hos various parts of the cnatry, praying for the total n. peal of al grants and state endowments to the Wins. ea th o ;, c retwon ; by Mr. B•DrIILD, ft , . the inercantle interest of Suffield, praying the howe to reject the clause l ithe Mercantile Law Ansendisent /3 II whisk relates to Se Semite of Frauds. WINE DUTIEB. Ne. OLIVIERA gave notice that on Tuesday, the Bth Jai', he should move fo• a redaction of the duties on Lat. NAYNOOTH COLLEGE BILL. Ifr. SPOONER, in niovir.g the second readieg of this bill, entered into an explanation of ire provisions. It re pealed the Mayaeoth Act of lee apiration, and left that oistitatims to be se pr ort-ol by private wee.. It would meal thereat. toldaynooth,with thesiegle sac , ptlon of the snow ier., made to the *listing Endear, end profe•son, but at their deaths, the groat, under the provision of this bill, would entirely cope. These were the pimple provisions of the bill; and, sines the doctrines taught at Noy smith were idolatrous, at tier sae* with the prin ohl.s of tree religion, and diametrically opposed to the inititatios of the country, to pay for the propagation of Pte Roues eatholic relictos out of the publ c peril was to louse. the rights of property, to endanger the estates of the realm, and to undenniee the best Interests of the atm nosey. Re think re called upon the house to ve.k oat upon this quest'on, and to determine ub ther the system should longer costume or whetter, as be wanted, the Roman catholic* should be ley: to their owe private resources. He need say no 111010 epos the p I pricciple r f the bi I, and it remained for to to state that this hill itself bed been drawn up by see of the ablest l cwpe r. of tt • day. (Cries iI " Divide, divide.") 111 W. VIRNER, amidst some manifestations of impa- Pecce,amerded the mo ion, b , liewing that the establish ment of Maysoeth was one of the greatest salsfortanes that had ewer befallen Ireland. 11r. JAMES MPHRFiGOR supported the bill. The isseklitg. of Mario n% were alike inimical to civil and reli gious liberty, and that was why be advcased %bra repeal of IM birl a i t. . HERBERT moved the second media( of **bill dm day de so , tee. Mr NAPIER supported the word reading of the bill. The grant Woo ioigir ally made for edscitosal pur poses, sod not for religions endowment. The money, how. ever, isetead of bets; .o applied, bad be t a employed Is Hie support and spread of ultra-mcntasbut, which I a cassifeet perversion of the origaeal purposes of the gnat. The bones bed no riet to vote mosey for one object sod allow it to to applied to another. Mr. MAOUIRE catered into a viodicauon of the college I el ,Mayaoetb, and also of the Roman catholic religion, seeicit the calumnies that bad been thrown out by tie hoessrable member for Bon , h Wsr.rickshare egolsat Irk. sad said that be had bees deceived and moist is everything congested sitb the Roman c.tkolic ohnreb Is beland. He condensed the to 'duct of members of that twee is making staleness' is the beet of de be** against the Iseebing at Msysootb tbat were contrary to the fart, and wire sot borne oat by tbe report of the commiartoaers, and mid tkat tbe house ought to be guided by the report Is moire to a decisico upos it. T o debate was proceeding whoa our report left. IRELAND. DUBLIN. lone 24. A "friendly address" from the citizens of Dublin to thole of New York is now in course of signature here, and has already obtained the names of the Lord Mayor and of several o her influential persons. It worm our Transatlantic friend• th►t the Dublin camas feel "deep regret that differences have arisen between the goesroments of the Unite d States and of Great Britain, which have been made a NOM of public irritation." It is hoped that the General Railway Bill sow before parliamest will pet an end to the anomaly which at present exists in some parts of Ireland, of the mail being carried on open oars on roads running parallel with lines of railway, owing to pet t 7 dif ferences between the Postoffice authorities and the railway companies. The Baliiiaostori Star say. :—" During the lest week a large number of emigrant. left this district for America. The spirit of emigration is still as rife ea ever. The lower dames, though unusually pros perous, are still discontented." The Mani icor of yesterday publishes the text of a nave:dins erseloded on the 19th ult. betuees Freese sad the ►ingdom of Seamy, for mutually guarsateteisg the emyright of million sad artists. The mother of the sisters Craveill, who had not twitted Paris since the marriage of her delight*, with Bares Viper. has jest spired, in i.et house to which she melded is the Champs Blue's. Aomori the marriage stipulations of Dona Amelia sad Priam Ala'bort of Bavaria Is Oa. to the 'Met that the "teddies take plea. at Mairid, and aeo.ber that the piteous shall sot be followed into Bavaria by say Suisish ledy—all her present attendants beteg diciaed to leave her at the frostier. Twelve boulevards are now in souse of construe tots in Parie—the Boulevard de Sebastopol, the Boulevard km the Poat de l'Alma to Challlot, the Boulevard du Nord, that parallel to the Setae, *a the lilt bask el the river, had sines boulevards merles from the Triumphal Ara at the to, of the Champs Blysties, Tag ARCHBISHOP OF CANTBRBURT AND TIM Weatintass.—The Weihysn misiseers sad lames of , he Neethe.ter and Bolton district navies forwarded • noels tma to the Archbishop of eaaterbury, warmly thinking him Im the course which he punned is nation to the Sends; Medi, his ones replied Leaheth, Jane 4, 1856.—/Mv. am - highly gratified by the obliging letter is which Is. eau communicated to me the res4lotios pawed at the Istria meeting es May 29, is reference to the muds In Du pith. I beg the wabers of the district metier se asap& my beet %basks f ur the in inner in which L..; have testilad tau spinout of my e ,ncluot on that subject; whisk smarm M that I did sot enierepreeent the reshape of a sesserove aid teleestial portion of bar Ilfejeery's toilette, is the wa nes u.tioa which I thought it ay duty weak* to Lewd Eilatristos. I reseals, rev. sir, your obedient sad faithful ieremt—(9 geed) —J. B. CdiNTUAL—EAT. B. &01114ily ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM Monday sreein the elos l og mett l es o f the erosion wen held at the moseam, • Porueutst-vreet ; Its.. Kr. Boutellis thesis& ; whoa tom vow teed by Mr. J. B. Co.lisg , es the apyilirmlso of Metal foliage to tirehitestere. The shalrmsa swommaisod the &deities to the sweat of some tool. seal MB= hem 1.14 lull sad Sire. Barry, sad • a wits, mohair* from Mr. Clatton, 1,3111 Cse thew He also stated the, his Royal HYMNS Alhett bad pleas a pummel eseasphficaticis of Oa Wind lyres let in the inititiatios by midis{ • °hegira hr SW. . 1 !r. John W. 0 1 . e b eirmas of the Huardof lalawd am, and N.. Prosily, deputy-chairman, bed en late vise with the eheneellor ref u e izetequer yesterday at his tile it rwi tiers n D arming street. Tee Jud.eisl Committee of the Privy Conn di set pow -7 Pretest, the Chasevilor of the Doily Contrail. , Pules's, Sir Wa. Neale, aid Dr. Imehhigtow. Tb. 'Noel from the Prerogative Court, " Pular v. Line," was ntweiro. D e.PI , A , PI wen the weaved et the Coleelst.ollos yodestley wormers of Mew &sourish sad Melee LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT. seem w, rszenasour, aq, mu STOCK JOBBING —TINS lAIDAINS—wa7IS O. DIITAL. This was an action to reliever the lOU of SO/. leader the knowing eventsttanees : —The defendant bad formerly bean a member of the Stock Exchange, but had teased to be to, but occasionally acted aa ma agent to rogue stock, and in the present initstee he wu embed to by plaintiff to purchase 2,0001. Consols at 921. 175. 6d., which he did ott the 26th Fe bruary lest, for the account of the 11th Marsh, bet It was alleged tilt, through defendant aot having bought or sold It at the time directed, a lose bad bola sustained, end the plaintiff sought to rescuer the sent of 301., part of a larger sum paid as a dopiest. It was coatandod for the plaintiff that, ander the act 7 Geo. 11., e. 8, made perpetual by the 10 Geo. II , c. 8, tkeee time bargains were Illegal, therefore that defendant had no right to retain the money, but on the olio, hand it was urged au the authority of the eases Laagton o. Hughes," 1 Mauls and Sol., end Fos ter v. Tay'or," 5 Barn. and Ad., that where the money had been advanced for an illegal purpose, it could not be re covered, it being contrary to the policy of the law. It was also contended that defendant not being a broker oil the Stock Exchange, and therefore compelled to employ a broker, be was only an agent, and therefore not liable. After a long argument oa the point, his Honour reamed his judgment. Defendant, however, offered to pay 101., which was refused. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 11ANIIION-31017811. This mtming, fathlonstly dressed, were placed at the bar, oa a charge of &scoria, several getatleaten la the Miseries. It eppeared from the evidence that the two prisoners, who cried bitterly while they were under examination, were sun by a City police-constable following gentlemen from the sad of Tower-hill to the middle of the Miseries. Several of the patties who were so annoyed by them, had to go into the centre of the carriage way to avoid them. The lababitaite also made a complaint to the Ater, and the prisoners were taken into custody. Two respectable housekeepers N the Miseries came for ward and said the nuisance had recently become so alarm ing that their business afan were completely interrupted in the daytime as well so in the evesiog. The police inspector meld that there were vast num bers of foreign prostitutes ocestantJy arriviag in that part of L,ndon, and that a few days sines a body of the English females had quarrelled with the newly-imported foreigners in the Miseries, and ultimately the disturbance was quieted by the &Wish women agreeing to take the ildgate end of the Minorier, and the foreigners the south extremity. The prisonan went to the watioa.konse any quietly, and had ealy been I. the metropolis a few days. The two Feistiest., who could scarcely 'peak any liaglish, said they were very sorey and would not Weed again. The Alderman ordered them to pay a Au of 10.. each or in default to be isprieosed frr a wash. The floe vat autwequeatly paid, SOUTHWARK. ♦ RUPPLUILY 119811 AND. _ _ Datil Sollivan,• Riddle-aged men, was braight before Mr. A'lisclutt, charged with sommittlag a Rawly weak tips Mary Su'lives, kh wife, by pushing her downstain. The complainant, wham right arm war h a sling, and the left side of her file much disfiguted, with greet Mutates stated that she resided with her husband la a small room Oa the Stet Sloe at 16, Loados-street, landen-road. He was • lebounr, bet seldom et work. On the previous afternom she bad been at work in the Quea's Prieen, and whew she nausea home bar bubsad began to abase her, became she bed been away so long. She told him eke auld sot help it, and then they had some words. Deriag that time he forced her oat of the room, and pushed bet dowsetairs, whim her bead same in centset with the Waiters, and her right ens was doubled under ker. Her serums brought assiotenee, and her hashead was grow into ustedy. Suss Moaner said she Seed in the room below stein, sad while ' "leg et work ea the previous afternoon, she heard the prince, abusing his wife. After that she heard him forte his wife oat of the room, sad then she heard • hese, fell downsia;rs. Witness weal out of her room end saw the eompleinaat lying at the bottom of the stein doubled up, groaning very Taub. SW called mistime and lifted her up, when she perceived her face bleeding, aid she mu pistoled of her right arm being iejured. Witmer had !re gent!y burl the. quanellise, sad blows hailed by the primer, w►o was • savage man. The prisoner bore declared that be it,., streak hie wife. Whoa atm came hens obit abased him, sad he told her to Wave the room. Bks made is. of aggravating words, .ad Its pushed her out of the mu, aad the. dm mut have falba downstairs. The wife, when questioned by Mr. A'Beckott, add she made um of no our.vating words. fife merely told him rho should not leave the room, end then he pushed her out and s►e fell down stain. She did not wish to hurt him slier all. Mr. ATockett told Airliner t►at be bad a Maio's! wife, and he bad no doubt Imo ter is the habit of ill-mime bar. Under the cirromelemes be abeald cramit his to Wandsworth Hoes et Comities for three wattle, with bard labour. THAMES. ♦ DRUMLIN MANIAC. Jobs Foamll. siaassaa, Ina animal Won Mr. lielfa shivatd with aseinaltiag David Moan, a palisaiiiaatablv, N 0.17 H. Thomas stated that last eight the primmer was on Hagar's- b 01,8 F.Georp's la-the•B, st, with his seat sad shirt off, sad shouting, b►wlisg, and offering to light every sin who twee in his way. The prisoau was secompasied by two of his ninnies, who attempted to pt his away, bat ware suable to den. The polisemaa weal up to him eat begged of his to pat es his sloth's sad go hems, es whisk the pri soner roared oat • mat inseam oath, Waned the 'Meer, sad kaolin hi. dews. Was M pt up tho pianos seised his um to his teeth sad bilt • pies* on a it. in plasmas this drew his tniseleses sad struck the primmer with it, tad • desperate straggle hsg•e, la which the pelicans was repeatedly kicked. Hs was obliged to sea his trasehoos agate, till ho scared the pr:soser, who still made • lase raisteese, and attempted to throw off his uousitre, sod to strip himself natal. Mr. Bate—Did he bite through the cloth ? The policeman—Hs did, sit. He took • pees oat of my arm. The primed, who spooned te have received erstidere • pasisheariet, said be was drunk, sad did sot /mow whit he was sliest lad sight. He said," I wee hid • madam." _ _ Mr Si lfs—No donbt of it. Yon dratkyourealf into a Kate of madness, and then committed this entrap. The prisoner said he was mash hurt himself. Ho was braised all over, and evuli scarcely stand or wain. He only ow home in his Alp ymterday. _ _ Mr. dou'twouder et your befog bruised. or that the police-constable amok you sites you hit kis. Yoe aro dad 100. A FIENDISH MURDER IN SPAIN. Is the town of lertz-de-th-Frooters, new Cadiz, is Aadalona, • crime has begs sosestud the upwardly sad mates frhoosaity of whisk we esa namely ossenve. As aged sad pow wow coal tato a gar's shop sae sues• lag wed sited for alas. The grow stand ; sad the women asked him to give kir et least a glass of water, bemire, as she said, *ha was djlag of thirst. "That is nether Haag," the groan assigned, "I will give you sonettithe dididens to driek." He this went eat if his shop, awl sees afterwards be returned, sad stored but a glom et Hostig, whisk looked Übe saps sad water. The wows swallowed it eagerly, thanked his, sad walked oat; bat she had not gone far la the street when she uttered frightful Mee, felt se if she bad a tin barging he her bowels, sad vomited with peat Aeneas. Du asiebbnus task her te the hospi tal, when It was at ens dinmeed that ski had bees pelsesed. SU died a few Wastes afterwards is the singes spay. The peen was sawed, sad he sec heed, with as lambs% ladiDaresee, that he had Elves amok es the peg ow Woe wawa, te got rid of her, I. eases she *less gear to ask bin f.e obesity, sad he b e d heed but Woebegone. The nibs kegs stags sesenalsed that 1119 was the nose of Ids Int with i be ha bad three aim, eta us all dad. THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1858. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. LINES LIAISED AT Twe o'Omics. The railway share market to-day is quieter, bat the late ries is generslly firmly supported. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1041 to 1 ; Great Western, 61/ to 62; Midland, 811 to 821 ; and Lan cashire and Yorkshire, NI to 961. Manchester and Sheffield shares are rather flatter. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have rims to 81 to 81 prom, and Riga and Dunaburg Railway to 31 to 31 prem. French shares are better. Gee long and Melbourne Railway shares and Royal Swedish Bonds are also looking up, but Great Western of Canada shares are rather flatter. ID 1 p.m. 01IDDILIT HA £llO 1fT013113. Was w 4.7 le I p.m. wearvausi ildrairialsfts. hoe. raftwinkk.llllloll.o. .!‘ 18" chear lidisl go ... Nale irvin_r. . - - - -::: . (2.l4l3l6lll. DZ i m i lmaildimit erlAterdJ 3l.l : OA Imam Mims. oi67C. De. dm B. De. Ore IL j7ar - lia.: awe lain ...—...- 9111. 1= 4". r oom = a l ol=:: De. I. ilkok.--- mod I/OCM%) Onst - 11& uarast aid ... _ meji li -Wariallarli lasin Illadisal ===sl. s tr e De. 111166 e. ta D rkalnielli Tram — Ds. 11WI. w, !pd.= Maui Do. 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ONO ........ 14114 2.1X4 UM OM TOT LIN 638 TN Tl 3 EMIORATION.—The government mortion MaiM011•11 have jest chartered the Lady sedesald, 680 tone burden, to take net emigrants from Boettiamptos so Morelos Bay, oa the 26th inst., at 141. 19a. 6d. par heed. Also the Mosteenrenci, 761 teas harden, to take out mai greats frees Bbkaahead to Sydney, is the 23rd Inst., at 131 9s. 3d. per head. The Alison, 1,238 toss, keen Birkenhead to Melbourne, no the 27th, at 131. 4e. lid. per head. The Wielfnd, 1,468 tofu. trees 1 3 mthswptls to Bydney, es the 210. list., at 131. 3s. per bea k and the Euphrates , 700 tons, from B:ntbamptos to Port Fairy Victoria. on the 30th inst., at 141. 136.64. _per heed. MANCHESTER, SHEITIELD, AND LDICOLNBIIII3 RAILWAT —The working •ipesers sae other outgo's,. of Vita Computes Railways ( :elusive of the Ileasketter, &Mk Junction, and Altrisettea, stated below) have amounted in th e fortnight ending Jane 16, 1866, to 7.6401. 4t. lla. ; melting, with the 97,1181 7s. 6d. already stated, a total of 104,6781.12,. 6d. for the Stet twelve fanlights et the holf.year, or at the retold' 63.12 per sent. os lb. railway trate for the ease per:od. Tee properties of the South Jeastioe As, receipts atoning to this company Ito the fortaight . endieg hese 16 mesas to 8211. h. ld.; mate', with the 8,4301. 3.. 3t. previously dated, a total for the Int twelve fortnights of the half year of 9,2611.6 s 4d.; while the repeats. befog 4631. 13,. 3d. for this, sad 4,2361.7 a 10d. for the slam previous fortsighte, moist to 4,7021. Is. 14. ; es at the rate of 60.82 per coat CIZELOIIO AND MELDOURNI RAILWAY.—B 7 ad- VIM reattaed per Mateo Polo, we are lafesseal that this railway het approaches eempletios. of rh. bridges lad bees sesallreeted, 20 arise of rails completed, 6 metonym milneti and tweaty-four first, second, and third-elate ear. *gm. tegedter with truths, Ito., gad 403 toss of coke, had Is boded at the rellinty pier at Curb Bey, sad the re mielealler el the rakes sleek we shortly 'spotted. The Mrlieseme Agr i , le rehnlai to the regrew of ma th s weetr. sips : II SOlialliet supply of labour Neel our arm% w ar umiseft keg ether a:waive 11/11.4 MMEHd." MUIR& Yv 1 ?1,100 :11 !IL ir gagil u : Claid. Fi' l i - lON IS +Blanavaa has & ileil l all 110,000 10 49,141411 boa Wm* U 111raa.Isp.(18aatll.ps WI 1i 1f 8,000 80 De.Oros. ils s 34 11,000 111 Da, 'this Dal Day 11 an 13 IS vl "MOOII,OOO 44 1 Oleo ftw 10aMasifte• .a.lama 4 4 1 00 pa _. all 04 100,010 0 tames ows.. IS le 18 id 11;,41 . 10 11. 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Disk c 4 Looks 00 too too ;oo so It. 111 10 ii St St ■. et. !IL i MONIST MAIMET-TIIIB DAY. Two o'CLocz. The bads are still ereepieg up. Prices have to-day attained a feta rise of i per osnt. Consols are quoted 94 to iex die. for the 10th July. The Three per Cants. Reduced hays been dealt In at 94j to 951 the New Three per Cents. at . 951 to j; Bank Stook, at 218; Exchequer Bills at ile. to 13e. prem.; Exchequer Bolide, 1868, at 99i to j; and India Bonds at 14e. prem. The scrip of the New Loan has risen to 31 to 31 Pte• The rapid rim in Turkish stocks continues without a check. The Six per Cents. have advanced to 1041 to 105, and the Four per Cents. to 1051 to;. Buenos Ayres Bonds have also improved considerably, being marked 80, 81, 79, and 82. Granadiao, Russian, Spanish and other bonds all meet with enquiry. Amongst the males see Belgian Four•and•a-Ralf per Cents. at 961 (exch. 251 r.) Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 96/ ; French Three per Cent. Renter, 71fr.500. (each 26fr.300.); Granada Active,l9l to 20; Mexican, for 30th Jane, 221, 23, and 22t; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to 981; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 471; ditto, Deterred, for account, 251 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent. In addition to the 620,0001. in gold purchased on Monday by the Bank, the 343,0001. brought in by the George Marshall was sent in yesterday, making a total of some 860,0001. in two days. The wholc• sale creation of notes which this operation involves (*snot fail to induce increased ease in the money market. The bulk of the gold ex the steamer Africa, from New York, is expected to be bought by the Bank to-day. but a small portion of it will be despatched to Cadiz. The Secretary of the United States Treasury has extended his offer which expired on the 31st of May, for the porch ... of United States stocks at the same rates, until the 31st July next. At the annual meeting of the South Australian Banking Company yesterday, a dividend of 10 per cent. per annum was declared, free of income tax, pay able in half.yearly instalments on the 15th of icily and 15th of J.nuary next. Ten per cent. of the declared profits is added to the reserve fund, which now amounts to 49,3111. The directors describe ths posi tion of the bank as sound, and express a confident belief that its operations will continue to bc attended with a profitable result. The half/early meeting of the London and Green wich Railway Company is called for the Bth of July, when a dividend of bs. 2d. per share (clear of income twill be recommended on the old or unprivileged s. The annual meeting of the London Reversionary Interest Society, called for the 24th of July, is atter wards to be made special for the purpose of consider ing the following motion That twenty years having elapsed Mom the establishment of this society, and on a consideration of areport of the actuary of the value of the property, it be resolved that the society be dissolved, and the assets be realised." The prospectus of the Brighton Hotel Company is issued, with a proposed capital of 60,0001. in 101. shares, on which the deposit is to be 21. The pro moters state that a beautiful building with a fine site has been secured, and will be completed in time for the Brighton season. The system of management and the arrangements are to be" essentially English." Reference is made to the ousels. which has attended the establishment of the Great Western Hotel, at Paddington, and to the adoption of the joint stock system for hotels in many parte of the continent and of the United States. The directors are to be ap pointed from among the shareholders, after the allot ment of shares. The company is constituted under the Limited Liability Act. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on Grand Trunk Railway of Canada shares and bonds : /kinds Railway shares, and Westend of London and Crys tal Palace Railway shares. According to a notice just pat forward in Paris, shareholders of the Matra-French Railway Company (in which MM. Pereire and the Credit Mobilier So ciety are interested) are invited to apply, not later than the Bth of July, for their proportion of shares in the Francis-Joaeph Railway Company. Five shares in the former entitle the holder to subscribe for one share in the latter undertaking. A payment of 61. per share is to be made on subscribing. The num ber of 201. shares reserved for the French-Anatriaa Railway Company is 80,000, representing a total capital of 1,600.0004 These arrangements involve a fresh drain upon the French market, which is already oppressed by the enormous amount of its existing liabilities. The aggregate capital of the projected Francis-Joseph Railway Company le n° less than six millions sterling, in 300,000 .bane of 201. each. The company's system will comprise the right bank of the Danube, from Vienna and Comoro to Bombs (Bel grade), and from Peath to the Trieste line. The Aus trian government is evidently extremely anxious to establish a good system of railway communication throughout the empire. Probably the Imperial cabinet has chiefly in view military objects, and especially the devising of means for the prompt re pression of insurrectionary movements, should such forth. At a general meeting, held in Paris on the 17th inst., of the Stearin' Manufacturing Company of La Villette, profits at the rate of 12 per cent. were shown for the 13j months, during which the com pany will have been in operation, up to the end of the present year. It is significant of the singuiee feeling at present pervading French financial circles that shareholders assembled in public meeting are en couraged to regard ascertain profits the actual reali sation of which will net be obtained until months hence. The company's business consists of the pre paration of stearin' for soap and candles. This un dertaking is Gas of the protegla of the Credit Mo bilise Society, cos of the directors of which, M. Auguste Therneyseen, presided at the meeting. Interest at the rate of 6 per tent. per annum up to the 30th inst. was declared. The directors are already inviting subscriptions for an Mime of 12,000 new shares. TIIISDAT EVNINIWII. The fonds are maintained at the extreme point of the late improvement, bet the upward tendency is restrained by the diversion of speculative attention to other departments of the Stock Exchange, and by the supply of stock from the new loan. Upon the opening of the transfer books in July new stock, to the amount of two millions and a half—viz , 60 per ant. of the five million loan—will be issued, but this creation will doubtless be readily absorbed. Console closed to-day the same as yesterday, being almost perfectly stationary throughout the day. In some of the markets then was a little disposition this after noon to realise the profits presented by the »ant rise, bet on the whole the reaction is unusually trifling, the satisfactory sppearanoe of monetary affairs giving the market a very strong basis. In the Stock Exchange today money continued easy, notwithstanding the preparations for Satur day's instalment of one million on the new loan. Out of doors the general commercial demand was more active, but the current rates are still decidedly below the Bank minimum. _ _ Consols opened and cloud at yesterday's final quotation of 941 to / ex di,. for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Coat Console, tor account 10th July, 041, 041 ex di,. Three per Omit. Reduced, 941, 95, 941. New Three per Cents.. 93k, 961. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April 1816, 171. Bank Stook, 217. Three-and a•Half per Cont. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981, 991; ditto 1859, 991. Judie Bonds, 14s. prow. Coos& Scrip (New Loan), 31, 31 prom The scrip of the New Loan was last quoted to 31 prim There is still a good inquiry for Exchequer Bills, which wore again rather dearer to-day, closing at 10e. to 14e. press. &Glavin Bonds were quoted 99i tot. Twrkialistocke eoutians in satin &Rand, esposially the Six per Conte. This stook attained to-day a bah doe ci pia gent, touch's, 104, and closing at ' 103 f to j. The Guaranteed For per ,busts. ad vanced 1 pet cent., being last quoted 1041 to 1051. The transactions in many other foreign securities were numerate, and at hill prices. Of the Spanish American stocks, Brazilian, Grenadian, Venezuelan, Mexican, Peruvian, Chilian, and the new Equador oeenritise, all met with business. The Three per Cent. scrip of the last French loan is marked 5 prem. There was no material alteration in the foreign exchanges this afternoon, but in the comet Paris and Hamburg the tendency was rather less favourable, bills on these cities continuing in demand. The cur ' rent quotations are subjoined, viz. : Amsterdam, 8 =oaths, 12.0} to ; ditto, short, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12 to 1; Antwerp and Brus sels, 8 months, 25.671 to 621; unbent, 8 months, 18.9} to ; Perim, 3 mouths, 25.3'21 to ; ditto, short, 26.66 to 70 ; Marseilles, 3 mouths, 26 671 t, 721 ; Frankfort ea. the-Maine, 3 months, 120 to ; Petersburg, 3 month; 371 to 4 ; Viensa, 3 months, 10.17 to 19 ; Trieste, .3 mouths, 10.18 to 20; Naples, 3 smiths, 441 to 4 ; Genoa, 3 months, 26 70 to 6 ; Leghorn, S months, 29.971 to 30 021; P alarm*, 3 months, 1311 to 21; Messing , 8 mouths, 131 11 to 21 ; Madrid, S mouths, 494 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 4 9 1; Oporto, 3 mouths, 634 to ; Lisbon, 3 months, 63 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have advanced to 61 to 6 prem., and Rip and Dunaburg Railway to 21 to 31 prem. Euphrates Valley Railway shares were quoted this afternoon to 1 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 1 5.16 to 1 7-16 prem., and Western Railway of Aastria,l/ to 21 prem. Batik of Egypt shares have risen to 1 to 11 prem., and National Discount to 1 to 1 prem. Ottoman Bank shares remain firm, and closed at 21 to 2/ prem. Bank of Australasia stook advanced about 30s. ; Bank of New South Wales, it.; and Bank of London, 11. London and County Bank stock is marked 33. Land shares were quiet. The stock of the London General Omnibus Company has advanced to par to 4 prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were largely dealt in and firm. Electric Telegraph stock declined 11. Australian Royal Mail shares were dealt in at 31; General Screw Steam, at 13/ to 141; and North of Europe Steam, at 131. The Acadian Iron Company's shares were quoted 1 to prem. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. Business in British mining stocks remains quiet, and the market presents no new feature of interest. In the Stock Exchange this morning Sortridge Consols shares have been dealt in at 2; ; United Mexican at 31; and Liberty Mining at 2s. 6d. Subjoined m a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Bedford Coasols,l7s 8d : Cook's Kitchen, 35e. ; Drake walls, 11 ; But Tamar, ; Fort Bowen, 31. 9d., 4. 3d.; Great stared, 21; Header, 21, 1; Lady Berths, 15e.,161. ; }tourism' United, 755., 78r., 711. ; Bortrldge Cossets, 21; Booth Tolgus, 125; Treweths, 31, 9-16. 1, ; West BIM!, 33, 1, 321. 33; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 12. 1; Wheal LsOcitt, 25e.; Wheal Mary Ann, 33 ; Wheal Tie lawasy, 301. In the Stock Exchange: Wed Bunt, 331, 34; Sortridge Consols, 2.1, 2 1316; Beath Devoe, 11s. 60., 12s. 81. The half•yearly meeting of the Liberty Mining Company was held yesterday , when the directors' re port and accounts were adopted, as well as a resolution as to Mr. Gregg's report on the mine. The meeting was special, to ooneider the expediency of raising addi. tional capital, and it was resolved to issue 25,000 extra shares for that purpose, which, with the shares now on hand or otherwise undisposed of, are to be offered at 2a. 6d. per share. The subscription list is to he kept open till the 15th Jaly, and then finally closed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The reeeipte of all denriptioss of foreign groin have been moderate sines Monday. The few samples of &lei* wheat at market were held at fall prices, and a fair anoint of beanie was done in foreign wheat at Monday's rates. Flour maintained its value. Norfolk, made 541. per sack. Oats wen in fair request, sad the quotations of Monday last wen fully supported. In barley, beans, and peas there was nodule. JLEILIVAiII MO LONDON !pm JUNE 0 7U JUNE 25. a7eTet;i: what B2O 4030 Saris, 20 430 lOlO 1140 4280 Malt .. """" 71.8 u 400 irk% barrels. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BUOAL—The market bee a quiet appearance to-day, ball mites are unaltered. Refined brown lumps quoted doll at 460.6 d. COPFII.—The large public sales of plantation Ceylon are progrrsaing rather heavily. Taa —The imputsra are sapportiag the assault by buy ing in largely at she public sales which cemssitar• to-dal. BAL TTTTTT .-600 bags of Bengal sold at fell prim. Betraettra 3L 291. to 31s. Rios is tiro. 240 tom Ballaza sold by private contract at 9s. 3d. __ - - - Puma.— Malabar damaged sold at previous Mos ; this sound portion wu bought in. RIM continues dt.ll 01 gale Corrox.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Oir,.—Ltemed quoted 341. In other articles RO material alteration. Markets are generally lather dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The metket iitl;mTbstrosetive, ;t the ae;;;;El quota tiou :—Tows tallow 46e. nett cub ; Newel:are Y.C. oe the soot. 416 e. 64.; Jute, 46.. 3d. to 46•. 64. ; Oct. to Doe., 47.. 34. to 47.. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT. Meson. Patteaden and Smith report that the nmoants received this morning (with bot few exceptions) speak of an itioreane of vermin, and the market fn Sae hops is very firm. Daty estimated at &boat 160,0001. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWCASTLE MEETING. lILICTSIC 1111.101AP11.) LATEST BETTING. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 4 to 1 apt Lord Alfred (t freely) 4 to 1 King of Bootland (off) 6 to 1 Peek (of) 8 to 1 Zeta (ofi ) 10 to 1 Boltoa (off) Lent evening about 400 gentlemen assembled at the Crystal Palace, Siclambent, to celebrate the I.lnd uni versity dinner of the Society of Arta. Lord Ashburton ott. espied the chair, end amongst the mere distiaptuahed perms Present were the Dean of Hereford, Colonel &him Mr. Ewan, M.P., Sir Charles Fos, Colonel Sykes, Dr. Booth (Chalratim of the Council of the Society), Sir Joseph Peaton. ElverLY.—A parliamentary return issued yesterday skews that the total rani voted la 'lively for the array ser vice la the year 1864 were 8,810,0691. ; and is 1866, 18,769 6321 For the navy in 18a, 12,674.6051.; in 1866, 21.394,2161 For the ordbacce in 1864, 4,533,7011.; 1866, 10.047,1031. The total supply serviette voted is 1854 were 39,78.5,1901.; and la 1865, 64,307,264/. The chief items in the mircellancous @applies were :—Pablie work. and buildings. 1851, 816,8291.; 1856, 748,7601. Salaries, ff.e., of public' departments, 18.54, 1,241,1821.; 1358. 1,315,3901. Law sad justice, 1864, 2,327,7031. ; 1866. 2,245,2871. Bdaeatioa, seem*, and art. 1864. 721,6611.; 1866, 831.6701 Colonial, consular, and ether foreign ser vices, 1864, 383,4611. ; 1855, 328,3411. Sopersantaatiosa sad charitim, 1854, 216,3314 ; 185;4 218.3424 hliesel. special, mid temporary objee's. 18.54, 703,0061.; 1865, 720,2696 Civil costuigeacies, the same in both year, —lts., 100,0001. ETYMOLOGY AND FISTICCI , PB.—The old fashion Off deciding gentian by the trial of combat prevailed widely among the first ram of 'aeries. More than one question el right or user eo dscided has remained undisturbed to this hoer. I myself saw a pitched battle fought betwaea ewe platelayers to decide whether " beetle" or " mewl" was the right name lot 'aortal' tool—a pinderons 'modes baiamers —mem wing which there wai a difference &moss this body of sea throughout the district. The contest was Beres end desperate, but eventually " mewl" vanquithed ; sad, es a consequence, " beetle" was upstaged from the platelayess • vocabelary.—Dickena's " HorarAold IYords." A PEIVATE" ;lathe position to life of members of yeomanry corps, the following ease dote may be sited :—A regiment la the north, el Geo tly is permanent duty, were gniog Waugh their movements, whet a private sot waiting MS sernevit, the litter bawled out, "Private Jackson, if you don't pry more attention I shall report you." The private rejoiced, " Ave, de it if thole dat, an' aw'll tans I he' thy rent." The rtfict may be lmaginei.—Carlis4 Journal. Oa Sunday last numeral Frenchmen arrived at Seutheamtme Its pilot heat. They had arrived este'de the Isle ef Wight la • South Bea Ist ale, from TON, where ir the a lhad aabote, made ts a li fo ve rt s sa pot e, t a h n e d ro w pfi ere l gi t 3 h lo aa rn ac r u i m : Wed. too 100 11 to too an to to 100 100 100 100 100 100 an it to 100 to 100 all If 100 all 1 100 In all I i IM Ice W en all 10i all 171 IM IN IN IN all IN lOC IS W W O fU fU fL all al I all 10 all 14 11 W W ul all W W W W all all 14 14 W W W 10 sll VI IS 10 aU VI si▪ . 10 N AU all N aU II all 10 10 • WI 011 10 WI 10 all O NI all 111 111 IS 0 SU i li f 79f 101 f2l If Pm OS I 4 IN 4 100 4 I 2 1111 $ $1 I i of sill 11l Ilf la 1711 Ms 11111 i 1 4 4 IS 7I & l lts Is 14111 S : 4)- 4 31 lai l i 1 si IN 11li 11 11 i 104 4 li is lie I 1