The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-27 00:00:00

1) with them, and in the meanwhile show elegancy and indulgence to all the political offenders they had i* their hands—guilty or innocent—and s tew them it is their wish that bygones should be lygones. I say guilty or not guilty, because it is Dece..ary for a time, and for the sae of reoonoilia• rot, to give in to the universally received notions of ht and wrong. The put admits of no remedy, ea an amnesty would beat screen you from all W Wore evil. It is like letting a man through the lasolveat Court; you may make an honest trader of him ever afterward/. Still there were doubts as to whether the Puma could news be true—whether the Duchess wished to emancipate herself from Austria? It she did could she govern with safety by herself? la the first place, the Duchess is very fat and very b:goted; where her heart lies under those thick coats of embonpoint, and the shining oil of religious ono ttai she so well thrives under, so man can tell. But the men she has about her—Pallaricini,Lorobardioi, sod Catani, the two !RUEe especially, are honest and erter and highly respected MO ; they have always been at variance with the Austrians, and most tier :Aio:y wish them beyond the Po, or in it. But they a rc Aery moderate, very pusillanimous men, and have the met exaggerated notions about the people they hate to rule over. Nevertheless, the experiment might seem, even to them, worth making, and they would make it; but in order to go about burinees it is quite necessary to begin by putting the king of rivers between them and the Croats, and this can only be done by conveying a gentle hint to these patrons—to be gone. Can the Duchess big them go? will she even be allowed to say the word ? You know the great stress Austria laid upon the fact that she never ontstspped her boundaries except at the bidding of the States— i.e., the Governments—which needed her help. But did she say she would go as she came in, oa the first intimation or request P Has not the horn . got the man on the saddle? or has not the magician con• jored op a devil he has no spell to dismiss? Suppose the Austrians would not go. What then ? Can Piedmont bid them P Will France and England bid them ? Certainly the Duchess is said to be anxious to be mistress in her own house. Her minis- ters have assured her it is needless to hope to carry on a twofold government; either the Aostriens must have it ail, or most have no share in it. But who is to let Europe know of her wishes or inten tions? Cao any manifesto go forth from a Duchess or from ministers, who would by so mum be sure cot to be lodged in gaol or conveyed to Malatya are the day were over? And if a protest esme out—if the fat lady were to throw down bar glove, will doughty Fogland or knightly Freese, hasten to pick it up? The only plan that might be safely carried oat would be to smuggle the heavy Bourbon lady over the border. But where should she go? To Pitch:omit—which has trouble enough to keep its preition as it is—and bring a quarrel to a state unable to fight it out ? To France, where, as a Bourbon, shs is a banished woman, and would be sue of no friendly welcome, unless it were at Viaticums? Then to England! Alas! England has plenty of rooms for her at ?divert's, if she eau pay t but dis crowned kings are at a discount ma the Stook Ex. nage, sod no one would bid for her IMO she 11•111 so SPAIN. MADRID, Juin@ 15. The Gazette confirms the news from Valladolid. Twecty-eight individuals have been arrested. The a.ovem,nt had extended to Alamo and Palencia. The insurgents bed sacked and burnt property on the has of the Castillo canal. The bane intelligence is that material order is being re-established. BT. PETERSBURG. Jana 23. An imperial decree of the 18th announces a revi sion of the tariff of 1860. The duties on coffee imported by sea are rasped u math se 70 copecks the rod (about 401 M). METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORK& Yesterday as adjoarood special laeortias se thin heard was held at the OaildWl, Yr. J. Timed= prraddlai. Previous to the farther soasidarstisa of the of die mire, of the board 011 the swap emil rala drainage of the diarists north of she Tharek aft. dire= eon took plow, oar a astleu by Mr. Wars the appoint- Rest of a deputation, sosairdag of der sanalosea of the board, to confer with the plea gat sa the subjest of the difficulties arida( out of it queers of the names Ea beekreeet is cosrina with the Me lever sewer, aad to To pet therms to t he hoard. Mr. Wen's rotas woo =at= by a majority' of 17 to 7.—Mr. Carmarthen rev*" That the report of the ergieser, so far r relates to the low tart sewer bower the point arse ,Lag's Ilebeiers' Pond &eft ant the pular= ratios at the Rim Loa, be adopted."—Mr. Dina sanadod the =doe, whisk wu apperted by Mr T .—Mr. Cara, armada by Mr. D'lffaamer, moved a au =oedema. "That at be reforrod to the =grew to report to the board, at the earliest powibla day, am to the pleas oweesary for the accompliaftect of the oblate stated I. his report under the head of the Themes =beak ment."—Tb• amendment was carried by i 8 =a to 11. The araintesseet hiving bra pet es as original =Mee. Mr. Deputy Harrier wohed to know whether the senbaok- Ilirt WY to her both *idea of the rieer.—Mr. Besides= said the embankment would be for about 11,000 feet, be tween Wedelns= sad Load= Bridges.—Mr. Dopey Marriott thee wired to ft "boo he would he able to prewot his report.—ear. Baseliatte was badly properod to newer that quirks, as he did act sae dearly to w hat emi tent ha bed lastructions to go by the rasolutioa.—The ameadm at was thee put as an original motion, when there syr ared—For the moues, ; against. 11; Adjoorsed. SUBSCRIPTIONS or EXILES TOR THE Burruna IT UV 11101IDATIONS IX FILMIC& The proserifs is °strawy hare remitted sabeariptioas to the Edits, of the Niels, seeomputiet by the follewiep pretest. to which as ham beta vegetated to site the pablisity width acme of the espial Prase% aeweparen will be allowed to do : " La 'eerie Lille de Crime', caprice de M. Braaparte, a 113114 dela =Sherds I la Frazee. hem delis milliards ea sat, la ukase seeriale le demoritre, eadigal lee !caws, emiseat4 le rsboisinseat, restautd le regime dee ease, made les igoodstiona heyoaibles. Ness seas borstal i sate ' , Maio*. Da rests, at. hires svelfreat, les Naleiree seat li, Peel dire ma dealer. Les maselgeile, proserits rfsideat i Oesramey Huge, 100 Rases ; Charles Halm 6 frame ; Fie/Kole Victor Repo, 6 frame ; Th4e. plate Giant, 6 framer ; Kesler, 5 Genes." • • TIIR LATI FATAL DOLL IN Plttiliele.—ri latlor from Berlin, in the Mora Gisela, saga:—" N. de Rnehow, the adeensry of M. de Hialieldey, is &Ovally et Berlin, sad will be preaeat at the speresebbig teem H. will ghoul, leave for Stattin,ta order to enders* 'he alums pease lemprioossent to which he has bees coodernaed." SWITZERLAND AND SARDINIA RAILWAT.—Tha Opined** of Twin of the 23rd. d statist diet had Peery, chief of the gesersdost of Gegen, and three re priewitatives of the railway wispesy styling Iwlf "of the Wiles lien," have visited Tar% for the parses ef sestlag t s as satientaseltag with the P.otimostess goverssiest m eddler tt • Ilse the, pooped mow doe resaske as the istaseses dillealties, sot to say ltles, isp this *Hestia of this Imo will hers to diessater. The pion pro p-led moist, is sessadiag 0M.,. with D.sideasels by • ranee, ha* with gradients sotezeading two pre seat., end • Ismael of abort three miles throne,' the B , ateleo. Now the 4.ll.resea of level hotted. the Leto of Geneva end ' %tea being 333 sewn, with a Iterisostal distaste of 124 Inhumes (eevery-eiOt Espies Silts). the gradisat avid set be ids Asa foss per test. hetweea thew two paste. WWl* betwen Brigs sad D,motlaaois , which are 0.200 metres aged, wits a difiseaa of did of LOW sewn the gredisat would added els per seat. Bat the groom difficulty to evessiene will he Rio piercing of ths hum, which will be seadastly illiag with water from tM if,scen above. The dada is dill sager the sonsiderstiss of the roverssast. Nrw INDIAN MOSSUIL—We undentaaa that the co.,* Diesertees el the last ladle Company have gives ditches/ for the biddies of • dasease at the last ladle. holm, of raw sad dansfsetered prodsetiess free all parte of India. The asdedsking is to he added est os s toed* wwwesserste with he impwisase and the deep Wend mated is the iodide eellesdes at as Omit lishibitkin is 1 1,4 , -,erk. is 1651, and at that ef Peri is 1866. The sweeties@ to beteg massed sad alarilled by Profess, 14.11., wed. the pleas he Um wawa. as sailer the dim ten of Nr. Digby W 'sit —Hem Na... A testatias has boss misted is LINOa by the "Peel that Mr. Sitstsiihrs. • sticitor Msessestis. bad lift ewe's, his family, sad his briers, yreadre, without ser farther lades' its than • letter left is • bated diawelf, whereit was Sissd • wish dun hie departs». I wwellelladatieta—AT Klein SIITAILII4I - ine e =itregt. ito* „.. lomdeshadeeet. awl Chyme • are the aro of SAM dendelowlete la _ roli alasesee4Weriorats w Diandegnagn ,adds er rt • "it GP 4911/7 MOW A el. Mal Iliondersee ass Tab va— revers. thiewes wW• 4 ;amesis. armee " "9 1 Nee II " 11 7. 1 14.4116 Imietaimit Or age d 1W " Wolk twits a verdwo erads• LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. IM MO' lA7 JI PIM IN =MON -MOW MIX MI MI nano 14•111 T IP. The plaintiff is a fruit merchant it the city, and the de feodant is the captain of the Quiver, a meal tradicg be tween St. Michael's and London. The action was to recover damages for an assault, and the defendant pleaded sot gnilty, sad that the plaintiff had first assaulted him. Mr. &gnat Parry and Mr. Channels appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Eternise Ballston. far the defeadsat. The plaintiff's case was ti at on the 12 h February lest be in accordant), with the custom of the trait trade, went on board the Quiver to see the frail with which the was haded before the sale. Whilst there he took op a lime to look at it, when the cep•ain addressed him as though he was going to steal it, end abased him " fearful," aid subsequently I week him in the face, bat the rim of the plaintiff's hat broke the blow, sad he was so* much hurt. Though not hurt, be was, however, frightened, aid was " in a cold shiver all over as though he bad come oat of a shower bath," but he assuaged at once to wslk to his at'orney's o err, and instructed him to Niue &writ isionlietaly, without any previous comma nic ttion. It Ins admitted that beton the blow was struck, the plaintiff bad intimated that the defiadent wee no gentleman. - Thejati found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages ear thrthiag. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH STREET. TEAM or ASSAULT AT Till MITZI Dl PARIS. Two respeembly-drmed person., who p,. Amities. mama (1,141311 Fraser and William Dhos), were placed at the bar before Kr. Beide., the esesistrate, on a Marge of esamitting a violent essault arm Jobs Oebets, Wass at the Hotel de Pule, Haymarket. It appeared from the theists that the mhos's. basked at the door of the hotel at half-put ewe ohkek this (Friday) amming, and wished to be admitted. The buss. was is Me set of letting a smeltsan out when the prisoners pushed violeatly 'Oast the door. Tb. barns& seam nested with them, and when they forced thesseetves inside they ask struck the barman oa the sere, whieh bled pro fusely. The bermsa retaliated sad gam the.. a said drubbing. ♦ palle.-eteetable male up sad the prisms wire seared aid removed to this statist. They WON rather the was for liquor, sad were out on the spree. Mr. &ado., after remarking on the ease, mitred the prisoners to pay a Agee' 20e. each. The flan wore immediately paid. VIOLIN? ASSAULT OX A POLION COX/TABU PT • 30T-. MUTT IrtAl. George Dickson, a boy set fifteen ewe, was charged with enabling and osenaittiag a violent awash apes Petieweenstable 26 I, awlsr tho following eireassaaaawts : The *San stated that ea Sudsy saoralag last. about slues °Week, whits be was ea dot, war the Middlesex Hospital, he ear the primer sad imam boy genhilag sad busier for massy. He went up be this sad seised then by the sonar, wham the primer eaelelmed—" I will brisk you art helm yew shall take sas." Tbsy all three struggled legetbet sad fall upon the mead; sad whin they yet up the primmer teamed himself sway mid yet est of Gutsily. Whams meat is seueh of the primmer, bat he was set takes 'stomata, seta yesterday. The primer, ta sourer to the charge, said he did sot see the siolvaes imputed te Mr. Heath* oath* *redact or the pylorus was wry violtat. sad (Wont% biro to pay a Rae of 61., or is Wan to be Isepriamod for *se atoa.b. The prism/ was teat to gaol is tbe tan. WORSHIP-STREET. Josiah Rugby, 28 yeses of age, very respectably attired, woo charged before Mr. Hamill' with attempt:log to grows himself is the ftrgeat's Canal. Pelieetonitabli; tkailiord,l6o N, deposed to having ben ea duty last amnia' h► Bergman, when he was lammed a 'salaam bad thrown himself into the water from the bridge. Oa proceeding to the spot, he found the defendant in the baud, of eons ma, who stated that they bad palled him est. When questioned as to his motive for attempting his life, he replied that he was ray ill, and wanted to get into epee hospital. Mt. Hammill—What are you, prey ? Defendant—l am a beokseller, bat feel very ill, sad bars had a great deal of trouble latterly. I sa desirous of oh- Wain admiesion to some seek institution as ha been de seribed. ♦ relative litre stepped forward and "aid that the Madly wire very respectable. His father held a re• spomeibla situation which prevented his ettiedaaee to "'plata some cinumstanale caleolsted to throw a light ups the yomag maa•a *endue' sotecedeat to this rash attempt an bi■ life, but be (witness) halm him to be at WWII ghee to intentions's. He was not residing with hie pareate, who allowed him for scam years past a& per anams—ln facto& very great deal had hoes deco to mast sad reclaim him, without ant, and ha had repeatedly threatened to commit raicide, though ft wee maw be lieved be would attempt to extents hie throat. Mr. Husain said be sbeeld sandal, remand the se emed, sad traded that the wee who bed saved by IMe woald be rewarded, as they bad lost a dey's week by Oak attendance Item The wither erased the magistrate that the young ma's father would 'WU, set as the engirds, sad the prima we ordered to be beesibt up zest week. MUItDIIOI/8 ASSAULT AT WALWORTll.—Yentin day ennui a "murderous assault woe eownimed by a as named Wade, realties at 4, Lerrimore-terrser, Lerrtesere-road, Waives*, opposite the Beehive Tapers, en the penes of a ass seated Nolan, a plasterer, Is the reaplay of Mr. Comae, builder, Walwerth-road, from the slimis of Min ne ma's life is despaired et. It appears SO kr. Wad. is a perm of hadepeadest mans, but ▪ say violent red numerate habits. sad his for NON Ilse pats caased very mu lti:obi* saasysas• to Nil sitekhoars, by tresses& dietsrbsares that have *Asa plan betimes \Melt sad his wife sad daugh ter, when he was in a Rats of lamentation. Yas terday aftemos, tonnes three sad four restock, he roue home Is • cab otwoupsaled by two finales, sad sessedise after s violent wadies woe heard ia the hew, at empagad with NIMES of murder, ose of the fe male' mashies to the streat-loos, sad Wing for as alsnme. The unfortunate ma Nolan, who was pawls; bpm his wan, ran up the frost nary, sad was about to NMI the lame to nndsr the requires mistease, what ha was net by Mr. Weds, who had in the mention gone to the Wishes sad firmed hlreself with a Gatlin, with whisk he WE a deadly Wow at Nolan's head, ialinieg as ex. Madre wound ea the t oat fart of the shall, plartratlas Waugh the hose. By this tins additional ansietusee lase tag earned, the nsan, with a sword la his head, was Neared, sad the men Nona ulna to tite argosy of Dr. Meat, la Lorrinomessere, who miss the dasperove err • - • • • tate et the woad, mitked hie hestediate insevel to Gay's Happital, when he mine is • very premises sesta Ks. Wade was Immediately takes late estamit o sad will be seaellsed betide the lugietrats es the skew et attempt at malder. (7411111TTAL OF A QUACK DOCTOR FOR miaow IILAVONTILIL-0. the leth last., Ur. C. 11. soroasr, Wild as Wear* at Wiatriegbata spa tb.it e Asa Reed, wit. of David Seed, aged twestrebthk had bees W for seas Was with seamen hese, sad was at. teaded by Mr. L. M. & sum, esrpets. Oa ty 711 kaeL Mr. Biwa saw her, whoa she was auk base ad pre grossing favourably. 1. the maims • peek dasear L wba represtatod biassU to be meet the Ina of Mom. leak. pea sad Co., et Pk Mark's, Liman, oil awl tell bar thet he eeslit sore her in a tertalskt, bat eat to six weeks he sesta stake km wilts will. Upon bet basbasire stvival at soar, tkte "Ds:' Jackass badamed him to panther a boa of phi ter ed., sad a heals of esizters for L. dd. • table spar tat of Use litter was to be emu at andspilt' TM lasbawl pie het a Nmt.ssfai abort II Ali* et *MR awl •kw hours at ora she beam host* pal oat of had, oat threw the baletadwo *bast Ma is... Two OM halm mess giea, lad ahem Ms. Deamett mw her ea Ma M. be head she IPsi slaking. TI. slams fair& Wal es. youphoey haws, ho. Deemed la a elakiag sow sir ibe Mtb. al thee Mod. • 1 Df Joshua " sot pewhed to Nee. Alter • way the jary rw toned a vestals& of asuelaapaer aphse leases. oaf the twoherollestre wen waived to haltate a aria ma& ha llm He Ms it... beat team. sad it sew ia Lima& Ikeda THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1858. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Orout. The railway share market eoutinusito rise. Mid- land, Lsoesahire, and Yorkshire, and Greet Western stocks have advanced ooesidersbly. Midland is quoted 831 to / ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire 971 to t. Great Western is last marked 831. Lon don and North-Western and many other stocks are also better, bat preparation. for the settlement engage attention. Grand Trunk of Canada shorts are lower, and Namur and Liege bettor. 0111 LIT SHAM AND 110O[& Gila to-day to I pal. 6 ++ 9 161 191 I 6 I7+ 114 ltd 91 61 61i 621 Id /114 10 11 7 r as II 10 IS 19 101 101 so 24 Si 24 St a SO 02 117 Is 92 14 S Si 984 : i 192 111 IM 119 IS 114 SS IS IS fi im It lip. /I 106 I ST 104 1444 I Po 1 6411 6 As lit 106 i 1W 13 1 Li do U 12* 22 24 14; U 4 U 67 • Iti :14 du 1 'Se if ??.2 ei 114 II ;4 ;I IGS 101 II 1$ ff If 141 If 144 /41 7$ IS "i i ft 14 M as 1 I 111 Ni 110 T 1166 M 6 V i i ►ao ill I i st FORMAN RAILWAY osualorrnwp. N. of Prams Spent - - Do. (Boulogne) 4 le et DslaeeCbarlord.ll pet Autuardklloder.4 PAL Lomloordarlt.neden Poole erg Lyons 51 ii ze II I mans. all MI 101 1311 pa if 00 70 i 1 pa De '414 Mead Do . 4i . NINA 0 11116•10 IVO 7= . 31 . 106 IWO Wel MAN Wag 11061/ o,ft* 41114 MAN I WU I IMAM lON IMAM 11" SINS 4 Or7ooka Palm affouro. tbaloAualaba Ompo 0 balm Masa . 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TM 13;7 10.03 KUI KM 433 / 14 rrie 1463 isic.hin iliab t li."" mbik = r. "i: .....:64:: : 1 6.4 142, 1 3 1 114 41 1 :1 1 :3 3 1. 6. 4 , s I . 699 : 7 1 : 31 1. 1. 6. 44 :4 7794 Ir e mi..;airla .881 , _ a s a n akz • a.sos is. ow sa w.° _.... 2 . 4241 UV MU mu • 1110 arral = O. uyinow. Milk idiatio ask =. inuale444 me la oorrapeadts* THE HUME MEMORIAL-CI (THIS DAY.) A public meeting of the merchants, beakers, and 'Waits of Os city of Leedom was bold Ws . . aftitsocia at Um la fartherease el the Head Ileaddial. The right has. the Lord Mayer prodded, mad the seetlai wan asaterowdy attended. Adopt the gentlemen pronto we observed gad Fortes ea', Sir Jaws Date, Bart, DIX., Hr. Tits, Hr. 11. P., Hr. Ewer; M.P., Kr. Hadfield, Hr. J. FMK. KY., sod SIBMITOIIB I City asirastes, who are looked apes as supported of the liberal party. The Logi, MAYOR, is units the preeeedisp, observed that time was valuable Is Me CIMp, sod he was. themsdere, .lad that the objets of the smedsg seeded little =Os setian from him. 1, men Soso% a more trelifel man, a more panatelas' mu, sever livid, th i s the late Joseph Home. As a mu who evi Ids time and khans espablie beim, Joseph Hasse wit sever 'needed, sad thee, mesa every roams why ONO odds tribute should be ells" to hb augury, es that penalty might have ea basessest mad as example to in sad do likewise. (DIISISA) Mr. TYSKA/ DALIN maxi dm Ant resolution se fel- That the diskategueled umbel of Mr. Ham, for alien fifty yule. Is the His. ef Commas, his eseeessfal Mime te as* the womb Of piddle mosey, his eeastent upped of all amenees sombeeM to the spud of moral end istelleetaid hagesemsest, end hie savasyleg ad..- easy of claultatiesid *arty, Maim a ludas mord of Os grades&sf hit seastrymes." Ha believed the same of Moms maid live is the pegs of Watery ae len as the of Hastend was road nail admired bush at home sad a . air June Dons, M.P., secoadod the roulades, sad de clared that Jesuit Hews was me remarkable for hie private ebulty as his public liberality. The reeolatios Imo pawed usealmossly. Aldenaut Laminates soul the sewed resslaties : " That a City sabeeriptioa list be sow imposed Is aid of the asthma! sabeaription fir the mashes of mane ✓ade memories la bones, of Mr. Home, sash iadivWaal eabeeriptioa sot to sewed 101. It wit to be re pel teal shot some of the liberals who bad necooded Joseph Huse won sot like; him, thoroughly ladepeadent of misb tr or party. The - resolution wu seconded by Mr. Poona, M.P., and esnied Resaisiewely. Mr. P. A. Tinos 1110•11", " That ramie be sew forum& hr the premodos of the sank se ends isf .is exerted with the City ;" awl is estbeelas the raw lulu he maintalsed that the lees &mega Haute, who wes always opposed to the seitspefes either of party sr the geniument, sashimi at the Armies up of the doeumest sailed the People's Oberon." Mr. W. J. Hsu secosided the roulades, and 'mashed that It we Ids. Him* who said that the reformers isuld oily do deed •by suelliag themselves la a umput easeela des to premete ese Odeon at. thee. The neelseles isia supported by Mr. INDIZTON, EN and ass w osolleene. eelmess sad, like the Mime, denied is a cordial OS INIIIS Of Mr. /MINTON, wand," by Mr. T. WaiA, searefery to the Woiklug Mea's Elms Memo rial, thuds wen voted to Bus Porteous for originating the meemasst. The oomplasesat was acknowledged by the snide seek who saki he wee delighted to dad that the me megy of tie eM milsiwer. Jr Hume, am lived is the he!n sled minds If the oddness of Ludes. A is* Wt of suieeriras ;II by the Lord rrervisi from 1 ft 101. the 'Betio* of Bari Pommel/3, 'seceded by Alder. um Wm. *sake were voud to the Lord Mayor for insidy the am of the Mrealow.bouse for the imeetiam end his 'mien fa the chair, sad etre proceediage, whist were erewleetwi le a soot business like and expeditious wan, teralasted. RESPECT FOR TEL BRISIVOLRST.—Ireotorday after noon, several of the 'bops he sad sum Leather-leoe. Holborn, were oloeitl, whoa the femora a Yrs. °noir', the late wire of the leakier gleam hene-uiekee of that am*, wee about to Saks plies. Mu was as I tal ia by birth. aw l'' bad sissy. bees es obaritabla to to. poor la Um algid% without distisolos of erred or ageatry, that ber sitighbesse, is admiratiea of Ms virtues, agreed to pay Ras this =Ark of nowt. theltlffLY Alllooallell IN AlleTlLlA.—Tfte following 1 straw story Is Is abeelatioa la Viesse:—A elind of parents 1 balasifai to the soe-aafted Cheek or Ruske Chetah Wei bitelesil he the elneseleyerd ef l'easlag. a Allege at so greet Aliases tees that dry. Oa the Mewing der the rele aser soda* opyeend la the lodes' of the Greek Oiriedmos with the calla of their 'Ma s ed er his arm, sad, plveleg it Da • table ' be told thew that the Ottliteie rester I aft perish would set perms tbs wpm to meek is the spot is white& it had hoes pissed. It is mid that a eesinfe. ram el paliss wee 'bilged is Warier, before the pried sedd be keened to ' ' steer to moos. Ls will mealy be by IMINTOBOO. sepasisd. ths tababiteats of Paolo' owe lassos* smelted the REAMS= RODDSRT.—Yeeterday a yeesiy am who had reeestly strived freer Aortae, wee walk his seer the Loader' Docks, ease he as soo?stod by toed don yore of society eslied "aspen." Has gdiei sessilleined last be bad NM from the diags 10, wee pin se see Ws mother sod provide foe her, the, Idea wt* bask is a pstalic-beese, which is. is *fake asigbbswillesel of Seed wan, where they many bombe ya ei a wned ass wag (sleet 2k) be MS Is hie peeler, t left has lb bob eentsgelas the grocer portioa of his mino, OM lowa their whs. MONEY MARZET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaL • The fonds show s farther rise of I per cent., a sanguine feeling prevailing. Consols are quoted 95 to laz div. for the 10th July. The Three per Cent. Redsaed have been dealt in at 95 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 95* to f; Bank Stock, at 217; Ex chequer Bills at 12s. to 14s. prem.; Budweiser Bands at 991; and India Bonds at 15s. prem. The scrip of the New Loma is quoted 31 to 3f prem. Foreign Stocks are inactive, but firm. Turkish Six per Cents. are a trifle better, at 105 to I (for money) ; and the Four per Cents. 105/ to 106. Russian Four•and-a Half per Cents. continue in de mand. The fall list of sales is subjoined :—Peruvian Four-and•a-Half per Cents. at 79; ditto Three per Cents., 65; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 to 100; Spanish Coupon Certificates, 6/ per cent. ; Turkish Six per Cents. 104; to 1051; ditto, for to. count, for the 30th of June, 1051; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cent., 106; ditto, 30th of Jane, 1061. With reference to the Australian Mail contract one inaccuracy occurred in our remarks of yesterday. The contract is awarded to Mr. Galbraith, a partner in the firm of Messrs. Patrick Henderson and Co., of Glasgow, this gentleman being the secretary of the European and Colombian Steam Navigation Company, who are the real parties to the contract. We believe the European and Columbian Company have several steamers engaged in the French transport servitor. A geeenl meeting of the Great Luxembou►g Com pany Galled foe the 15th of July, at the London Tavern, preliminary to the annual meeting at Brussels, which is to be held on the 19th of July. It is notified that, Mat the ekes of the ordinary busi ness the meeting will be made special, for the purpose of deliberating and deciding upon the measures necessary to be taken with respect to the cession or to the exe.ntion of the Grand Junction Liner." _ The half.yearly interest on the Great Luxembourg Company's obligations is duly advertised. An extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Mutual Loon Fund Amociation is called for the 3rd of July, to moulder resolutions for increasing the capital and borrowing powers. The Master in Chancery charged with the winding zp of the London sea Birmingham Extension, and Northampton, Daventry, Leamiogton, and Warwick Railway Company," has made a °all of IL Be. per share on the contributories in class 1., to be paid by the lath July. The provisional certificates for the mooed series of shares in the General Bank of Switzerland are to be ready for delivery this day. The directors of the Great Western Railway give nodes that the line from Warminster to Salisbury will be opened for public traffic on Monday next. THUIIDAT ETIXINO. The Bank of England directors to-day reduced their minimum rats of discount from 5 per cent., at which it bee stood mime the 29th of May, to 43 per oast. Owing to the rapid increase in the Bank's unemployed means, the impression had become gene ral that a step in this direction was imminent. The only question was, whether the directors would pre fer to wait a weak or two longer, and then lower the rate at ones to 4 per cont. The mares now adopted by them is, perhaps, prompted by a wish to avoid giving any sudden stimulus to speculation. The be lid remains, however, that a further reduction to 4 per cent. rosy be expected to take place at any weekly board. The funds remain very strong. Prices opened and filmed at the full advanoe recently established. The immediate result of the Bank measure was a tempo rary decline of per cent., sales being pressed, es usual, in realisation of profits. Some of the more sanguine speculators appear also to have entertained an idea that a lowering of the rate of discount to 4 per mot. might be 'meowed today. In the discount market money today was abun dant, and general ease prevail.. Since the downward movement in the rates eat in, imbues has been almost uniformly carried on out of doors below the Bank charges, and probably this will continue to be the case. The Lombard-street discount homes, owing to the near approach of the last day of the financial half-year, have for the present de ferred a redaction in their rate for money on call, but are expected to shortly follow the example of the joint stook banks, which to-day lowered their rate from 4 to 111 per cent. Consols opened at ott to div. for the 10th of July, receded to 941 to 1, advanced to 941 to 95, and closed at 941, " sellers." After the close of the boom' the price was called 941 exactly. The official badness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for account, 10th Jul, Off. i• I. i, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 94 3,95, 941, 95. New Three per Cents., 951, 3,1, 1, 1. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April ; 1885, 173. Bank Stook, 218, 217. India Stock, for acoosnt, 233, ex div. India Bonds, 14s. prem. Exehequer Bills remain firm, and closed at 10s. to 14e. peens. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 991 to 3. The scrip of the New Loan was lest quoted 33 to 31 prem. Foreign stocks remain firm, Turkish continuing to engage chief attention. In the morning them boas were in renewed request, and the Six per Cents. were marked as high as 1051. Both the Six and Guaranteed Four per Conte., however, left off 3 per cent. lower than yesterday, the former closing at 1041 to 105/, and the latter at 1051 to . The approach of the settlement moderates the dis tion to effect specu lative purchases of these but the late rapid rtes is remarkably well maintained. Russian, Spanish, Sardinian, Mexican, and Buenos A, rtes Bonds all met with *airy, but experienced no important change in pise. We are informed that the whole of the official documents conveying the esasession et the Rigs and Luneburg Railway to the Boßlisksompany, aod in cluding th e authorisation of the Russian govern ment, have been this thy resolved in London. The directors are now, sessequeetly, in a position to claim from the Stock Exchange Committee the ap pointment of a settling day tor the shares, and their introduction into the official list. At the half-yearly meeting of the Canada Com may, held to day, a dividend of W. per Aare was de clared for the half-year. Canadian Government Six per Cents, have ad- Tumid to 115 to 116. JOINT STOW Morza - 9 4 .th ag adaa assi, := of Jrta — d uria Ibirkikagivatilat. lioakortiolnekass. ANA Loa 164.11=4: LAMM Met Mast mid Ms U Walalaseir at.ltonef Reglad— ask INA Wake amk o:4 . PaNr. et Mind Ra w vain a Amami; Ds. Now WM. NNE et Lowe Ia iv% rri Midis Midi Aosta Uri IN-1 I Wal e lift a lsols. ra llar ma lma jemi =Clos. carom mei 661=7.. sol DONA sal LOW Jaw Thad, IfifroollabselLi. lealeve vain.Ciso A-. Earn laamidre IlAbeis* aid 0111~ sad Oast _ DA SAAAlspikk,Lk. 141 De. 11 D.. 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SO If ISO IN IS lf I 1011 ' II trill 119 197 1/ 79 1111 190 IN IN K 4 IN 1 iPI 91 let IN IN 4 N 1111 $5 el 110 111 le lel le I /4 711 Its 1111 111 Te fp. IN T4fa •• SS U IN IN 111 N Ii 0 1 ill i 0 1 ei IFF gee W 2 2 II i WI r c 4 se: ii: it M Is is s. 1 s ni IL ii: i K I et. 1 it K MINER-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctooll. There are inquiries for shares in Smith Wheal Frances, South Toism ? and Drake walls, bat the home mining stock market is generally quiet. In some of the foreign securities more disposition to operate is evinced. In the Stock Exchange to the Australian Mining Company's shares have bean dish in at 11; Cobra at 67; National Brazilian at 31; and Lueitanian at 1 prem. &Idolised is the °Mal net of yesterday's truism tious in the Mining Exchaage: Alfred Cowls, 181 ; Devon Bolter, 20.., 21e. ; Nast Wray, 30. 31. ; Fort Boerne, 3t. 81., 9d.; Greed Alfred, 91 ; Lleadadao, 28e., 27e. Bd.; North Banat. 79. 321. 111; Itcaeweraa llaltrd. 78, 78; Beath Ulm 126,1271; Bort ridge Como* 21. 18r. Si., 21. 18e. 9d.; Beath 13eadarrow, 8.., 9e. ; Boath 1.71; Tasman, ; West Col lagen* 41., se. ; Wheal Tofu*, 13; ',coal Lt.doots, 244 , , 265. At the annual meeting of the General Mining Association yesterday, a report was read to the share holders, and a dividend of 10s. par share declared, making 11. co the 201. share for the year. Coss plaiats were urged against the privacy in which the directors habitually sash:cod the affairs of the soon psoy, and which, as many of the shareholders be lkve, militates seriously ast the negotiability of the shares. It was also complained that the mosteat increase in the company's ravens leads to me ewe usses in the divide's& Asa remedy for Z i r ill eet M s, a mottos of the porpristary is anxious to bands°, publicity into the hannestiese of the ilea elation, in thibslief that a cheek which operates so beneficially apse the administration et other patio companies would be attended with almilarly happy remits in this instaaes. COMMERCIAL AND HAREM The mosipt• of foreign grain ham been moderato this week, and of flour 460 sacks only have come to hand. Thins wea not much English wheat on sale this morning, and the trade being kept in 'beck by dm &moms of the weather, lb. rates of Monday lett could not be imemded for either English or foreign wheat. Fresh made Norfolk dear was bold for 66*. per sack. Haley eras is short supply, and fully as dear. A fair quantity sl hailer oats have arrived from near continestal pone, and mon being known to be clam at band, the large dealers held oil the msrket far a better supply, at the nee Vise needy buyers had to psy tall priors. Betas sad peas firm, AgiIITALIIIITO JUNE LONDON PAM J 2.5 TO &Wish Itkorah. OßE frith. ?aide U. s Whale 10 1140 8340 Malt Thar 440 racks. bsrrik. Lome Airmuosa—Altrat. Ira 54.: Barley. 4!410.; Oata. Wad.; Rye.-4.; Betas. 41411 d.; Pay 4k. II& lIIPiRIAL AVIRAGEL Wheet.i wane.] Dew. , Bye. , Beene. ! Per key 11 ... ... dde Wefts Od 21. 4.1:41. 4,1,1 . '.'d 311 14 24 ... ... 644 2d139 . ad 134 1 0d4 7 . 6411. ddrade 114 Si ... ... ta. 24 See lid .le 104 ile Id 41. Uea 9d Juni 7 ... ... 67. Pd 35. Id 14. Id 41. led 4 2. ad 114 14 ... ... 51. Id 31e ad 214 ad 47e ad 43. 34 11 Y. Ild 21 ... ... 69. lid Sae 40 74. Id 14. 4d 47. 94.11 s Od 4 vestes • An Id . Aver. 6a. ad 39s i l4. 94 44 s ad 491 4i604 111 Dory.—Wbeet, %rim Oat.. lye, Bleak end Pew. le. 1- els, 17. 7. Rate 14. «'~ i 1 I 68 1 Si 9 .! LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (IT lILOXITIO TIBLIORAPE.) (mow ova OWE COWSPONDENT.) attandsoce of millers owl milers at =tricot woo sed7 I;e7i;ess --- ;;;a ;estele4d, o7ringtothe fititiwsather: The general run of the Aserfan wheat was 2d. lower. Fins qualities beicg seams, were arm In price . Flour 6d. to Is. per barrel, and Indian corn from is to 6d. dearer than on last Tuesday. Beam, oats, pese, sad ether ankles without altsrathm. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Markets generally bath boon rather (motive, and warmly any apcmlatien bat taken pleas. Buoas.—The market has bean my dull this week, sad a redaction of 6d. to ls. has bma nbmltted to without you. dada. a largo butane. Grosery descriptions bays boon Mast in demand. Refined brows lamps 65i. 6d. ; many 6151. to AU doroin.Lik limited amoust of bashing has been dens this week, chiefly out of the public sales at last week's instancy. Abate 1,600 bans of Native Ciejlen have Mee sold by private contrast at 61s. which was 6d. advance. Cocoa has sold at about last week's currency. TEA —The large public sales, which will conclude to-day, have pared heavily, and the Congos has chiefly been bought in, but greens sold steadily et previous rates. Bice.—We commit altar quotations, but there be been less does is the article than in the preceding week, and epee intlatorshave been Menthe. Rau.—A limited amusese dose at previon rates. Prod Leawards, 20. Id. ; Demerara, 2e. 3d. to 21 dd. 81LTP11111 has sold steadily at a shade adymos. Beni& tioa 3 to it, 20e. so 31s. Bricsa.—The amount of hoiden dome has boss mull; prime are unaltered, Pimento exaspted, which sold at near Chigher prices. Varrow.-800 bales sold yseterdarat fall prise. COCtIIMPAL au advaimed Id. to 24., with a fair ammat of busies" dom. 0rt...7-111sood, 341. ; ccoa-nat, 381. to 40/. ; Beat ladis flab, 331. 104. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY . ------. The msrmit ii;sleody with more dispositios to well tar the sad of the year.—Towa tallow is quoted 465. sett omit; Petenbarg Y. C. oil the spot 471. ; July, 475. ad. ; °dab= to Diesakber, 48.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Than are mote beasts than on Friday last, and the dead markets are lawn ; coosequently we have a slack &Mesd ames of buyer, ' and Monday's quotations cannot be realised, nor ma a Meerut' be 'greeted. Sheep are mem plentiful; tkere are barn for them, oat at ra dioed rates. Trade is very dull for lambs; a eanidereble member of middling ones are left aseeld. Cbsisest salve' are not muds lower ; bat inferior kinds am manaleable. From Germany and Holland there are 76 beasts, 470 sheep and 349 calves ; 400 beams from the Northam and Midland, sad 138 Mak cows icons the acme — Pill Me Ma ii. &a d. Plc stone of 81ba ad.ll 4. Dolt lldwd~.. 4 10 6 0 But Dm a lif-Orodo DI 5 0 6 4 DelM4iw ...... 4 6 4 10 Boa Loogorook Ilemood wag bora— 3 44 0 Do. do. Mona 4 - 8 410 Calm 3 8 6 2 Elm rodlooood awl* ..- PIP • ..... ......... 4O 5 0 Do. do. Mons 4 0 4 4 4 100. B4.as at market. 1.066: obolD 6116 lamb.. 10,010; calve. 50) : 045.• HIDES.-THIB DAY. laispowist.L.LflTe tollowio6 an the i;fess:•--6411ba to 641bs, Bld. ; 641 be. to 721 b.., Rd. to 4d.; 721ba. to Nllto., 44. to ; 801bs. to 881 b.., 4id. to 414. • &Übe. to 9619*., 414. to 6d. HOTS. hides, do. Skioi, light, 2s. Od. be. Od. • fall, 6F. 6d. BIIIIYONDOOT.—Dowas 4s. 6d. to 131. Od. ; Lomb% 2s. 3d. to 3.. 34. ; 6bearlialga. 1.. 24. to 1.. bd. BOROUGH HOP MARLBT.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattanden and Smith report that the demand for lee bops emtinnes Food; the moulds fro.. Woreester sad parts of Kent end Sums still speak of a lugs qua tity of fly and lice. Duty, 160,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Hamill, 16t. ed. ; Teatlsle Mom, 13a. 94.; Walls Zed Braddyll's Boma, les. 64. ; Walls Bad Hatton, 17.. Id.; Walls Bad Tam, 17.. et —79 skips at market. THE TRADE OF LIVERPOOL-THE DOCKS. LIVERPOOL, Tamar. The entreaties statement of Ms rates and driss re mind la the year ending on the 23rd of June, 1013, and the 44th June, 1610, lea pet been prie , rd, treat which It Wein that the total nwitle were to 118 £374,070 6 1 I 1133 ..- 5304,746 310 babe es roalise la the omen you of 69,120Ci5. 104„ but as thin wee a geldiesay to extra doe rant of 131.1.. 3d.. the net lamas wee 69.342.0< Id. The following are the Important Item : Year. Duties on teenage. Dates we geode. rem £174,331 14 9 „. ..4132,461 13 1133 143.30 H 6 Inereare g23.133 0 9 la Ughthoone datl'e there was ea =ream of 1,1301. Igo. 11d; ea geeting.aght dada, 6995.3 e. 11g.; parte/404 gut* 1,961 i. 1 oe* red ea araviag-bleak gotten. 4775. 14.9 g. The lightheme gel* piodussi is 1556, 11,20$ ; Ibating-Ilght. 6,9172. ; gm*, chia. 18.1711 ; sag greets...bloc* gnaw. 2.34 et. Tte log biting to the summary of venal sad Waage : Number a Tear. •rreL. Teenagw Ilan mess ..... 4.32 0 .41$ 20 . 014 harems UI 214,461 i THE RAILWAY STRIKE AT LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Tmorianav: As stated yesterday, the operatives employed on the Lunahire and Yorkshire Railway matinee at work—the persaaelens of tbe porters of tie Loaders and North Wasters, now es strike, not baring searched the desired effect upon their Wade. Meanwhile, the " Ws-oats" hold meetlege daily in Hope Hall , which gradually row smiler, owing to a wee of them hulas get tomptrary work, and others perreanest employ in other establish none, whilst some ue preparlag to smigrate to Anstralle sad America. At their meeting yesterday afternoon tine chairman (Mr. Wharfs) invited soy one esseeeted with other beim of railway, or those who sympathised with the " turn-oata," to tome epee the platform. No one, how ever, did act. R.garding the deputstioa appointed to wort epos William Railsbone, Esq., that gentlemen, it was stated, told them that be wished them to appoint lose other gentleman to act with him as a mediator with We trorapany. Ose of the speakers had been informed by as Influential prolamin that a gnat number of shareholders and mart:haat* were in favour of the teen, and madames* the pulley of the directors keeping oat so many men for the sake of 91. per week. A meeting of the directors was to be held to-day, when probably the matters at base will be farther invimalpted. ACCIDENT TO THE ?SINCE'S ROTAL.—WO any to hear that the Princess Rayel his enetained seas iejary Wm% an widest which marred to her royal high ness on Tuesday last. The Prams was engaged ablest midday in bar badoir, sad was in the get et lighting a was taper when a spa ignited the sleeve of a pane dram worn by her royal highest,. The dome synod rapidly, sad is an lastest the whole sleeve Iron Um wrist to the sbeeWes was in a blase. Her royal highness manifested roveakehle pewees of mind under the trying eireuastaaree, and as meded fa eitingsbhag the dams before they bad 00111■11. shawl with the body of the dress. The ?dawn% arm we. smolt burnt, and her Royal Rights= has siege bees m ined to the Paha, and was peavented by MY elreamstmrs• from amorapaeling the game to Ormemor-house hist 'VP*. DECREASE or Dusartors IR Ru MAJESTY'S BIRTIOL—The retains of dosertiose just made up at the Adaialty sad the War-a See exhibit a =irked decrease la that diagram fel offense as compered with the three [res eeding nuns. the total number Whig 157—tin , 123 Wm the resales army, 22 from her Majesty's shits la Maw sheiese, sad, eatniordinaty as it may aspen that man sla tbs an of reinzaing le their hones should desert.aevorebe 7 lees ease Is the feet. 12 bowleg deserted from Militia ago. lamb about to be disembodied. ni 114 a isi 101 1 Pa NI i ' ►!e l MI i i 101 41 $7l S OW Uf dle OM f 1 74 i 20 1 le II 14 Pi 'II iii I% 1 s Pa u" la Nii li