The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-01 00:00:00

Voeoent FALMERSTON roesoed soti•ok. H. troopht there woe ample lino to faith tto &bets, whist+ •ee erucliotty peer!, eshoutel. T►e Mow 111...i5d. Ea the adj ointment llO Aseisat 220-110 Ter aaeouneene at of the siaeher• two. n eeirea w kth loud tttriss on th• 'overse. t tide of • he h loge. Sit J. WALSH tkouirt4 that, ow...eerie, the letearei of the hest, the sheen of hes Neetheues were tether pre mature. lot 11 wee quite titer that Ito debate could not Isiah that altat. Mr. M GIBSON moved that the debate should be ad • 'cursed. lord PALMERSTON ea;tl he could only wee to the ieetic• for ed' arsealent ou the cosditioa that As debut' should be nonmed lbw day. The sej nromeat waa prted to. The bones sapetred a. ht. esies'et to 2 Erb: VexpTegAl. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,dvertleseede Weeded Me "The Capresa.. Leedom !Seeable pew, mod be at the Mee, le, Dowerle.treet, by Two o'Dock ea the day et petiteness. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tao Der—Rendag. M. 4iii.. Ithingoe, Ih. Ma. Twmarow—lioddes, lb. 40 Aoersoas, 2b. 6s. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 1. Tim few words extorted from Lord CLutturnox last night, with reference to the attire of Italy, were emisently unsatisfactory. The English Govern ment is obviously dallying and trifling with the Italian questioe, at the time when it is urgently re quired to speak with Bruner., and to eone a de termined attitude. Lord Cuastonote, if we may judge by his language, regards the proceediegs at Naples as of mon importance than what is in pro gress in Northern end Central Italy. This is a sad, and, we fear, a wilful mistake. The political trials at Naples appeal more directly to the feelings of men than the chronic abases which pervade every Italian State, except Piedmont; bat they are merely a symptom of the universal diocese, end incurable, except by a remedy of seine sal application. The Xing of NAPLES, like the rulers of Rome, Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, yersists in his misrule, because he is confident of the sympathy and support of Austria. He will not check his hand, or change his policy, until he is made to feel that be is lett alone to reckon with his nbjects. There will be no end to the Neapolitan atrocities until Austria is persuaded or compelled to withdraw into her own dominion', and desist from interference in the domestic omen= of the other States of the Italian Pettiest.. Remonstrances and negotiation, with the King of NAPLES, so long am he sea count upon the support of Austrian bayonets, are sheer wage of time. The fate of the Two Staines must be decided—by negotiation or otherwies—in the north of Italy, sad lot at Naples. Bat ovum is the aegotiations which our Goveromeat profanes to be carrying on with the King of the Two Sicumis, there is such an utter want of atm and earaestame as must of assessity Indus him to treat them with scorn and disregard. No answer, said Lard CLARANDON, had been received hem the Bing of NAPLES to the joint contrasnioatiess of Ragland and France, because his Majesty was absent from hie capital when they arrived. Tinurue hat Capri, and France and England, like the wells Roman Snots of eld, must wait wholly for the kap. et gallows .pistols which he may there be W ilting. SCOTT, in his " Quentia Durward," has made Louis IL laugh at the pertinacity of the Crest of actwewur, who threatens to wait at the gate of him palace, end address him when be comes out. The modern tyrant will remain us coatentedly abroad ce the ancient one proposed to do at home, if he can thereby escape the awkward necessity of answering eategoricialfy inconvenient question. Bat we have said it is in the north that the fate of Italy must be decided, and the words of Lord CLutasuoit with reference to Northern and Central Italy are even more neatlsfactory t h an his &Uter i/1M with regard to Naples. Lord CLARENDON de precates all discussion of the Italian question at pre sent, as likely to check the friendly oommuniaatione which are now going on. But Lord CLAUNDON prudently refrained from stating with whom these 'friendly communications" are being carried on. • Friendly communications" with Austria and its lawn., are precisely what the hums. of Italy sad the interest and hoooar of England may require to have Immediately brakes off ; and these, we have hat too goad grounds for fearing, are the oommunica- Sou to which Lord CLARENDON alludes. In the letter of ow Roman ocersepondent, which we publish to day, will be found a proof of the contempt with which the Bond. Court treats the representations of England and Francs. The dilatory and equivocal proceedings of English diplomacy, in Northern and Central Italy, are compromising the honour of Bug hod, and risking an Italian—which, ere it ends, may tome an European—Reeolatioa. The manly language held by Count Cavoui at the Confeeences in Parr, and the freak and cordial meaner in which be was at the time supported by Lord CLAWDOX and Count Waizersit, have awakened hopes throaghout the Italian Nob=la which it will be most perilous to disappoint. Shaft that time no chugs ham taken place in the relations of parties in the Italia° Peninsula. Now, as this, Myths is the scum and stay of mammas and tymeay; now, as then, Sardinia is the useless of the great Italian pary. One sr the other of them two must giro way. There is ao pos sibility of compromise. But Austria will not wil lingly give way. Austria keows right well that the establishment of good government through. est the rest of the Peninsula would necessarily en haste the discontent of her subjects in the Lombard end Venetian territories, by foreleg on their node, the admatages enjoyed by their countrymen sad asighloore, arid soald prepare them hr revolt se visa as summations broke out in soy ether land sob- Jed to Matra —which may happen any day. Austria is therefore taking time by the forelock. She is Weems Bashed and France by sham negotiations, %lei have soother object than to gain time, in the laps that smoothing may occur to afford her an es ems for not withdrawing her troops from the Lep bees and the Duties. She is strengtheaing sad victualling her forts, and increasing her trey is the Lombard and Venetian territo rim. She is resorting to every possible device to Provoke Sardinia to take some step that may be Goa "rued into an act of egression. Nor is this aIL Amelia has in her pay a numerous host of arrests limited from among the disappointed ambitions re d the venal renegades who once held, end still Were, ultra democratic opinions. These are now theernioated through *very country of Europe, to movement the actual state of the Italian Penises* to Wampum' Sardinia, and to palliate or to Itemise the mediae' of Austria. Sardinia—the weaker Power —is compelled to remain passive, whilst al the.. batteries an brought to bear leant le'; and Frames and England estrum this critical foment to war cool in the ardent affection for her which they permed in the Cesfenenees et Pars. Of the equivocal pile new playing by the Court of the Tuileries, not only in Italy. bet in Spain and Belgium, we may have cassias to 'reek ere Wag. Oar present obyeet is to direst Iltvetioa to the caudate of our own Government with regard to Italy. Once and arin we have been compelled to remonstrate against the unchecked and unconcealed Austrian tendencies of our Minister at Florence. Bat • few days ago we had to remon strate with Lord PALMERSTON on the Mrs Candour like fashion in which it pleased him on a late occa sion to throw out inuendoes about possible ambitious designs entertained by the Sardinian Government. We have since been informed, from a source to which we cannot refuse credence, that LordPAIMIRSION has actually passed the word to one of his organs in the prise to desist from agitaing the Italian question, and allow it to die a natural death. Con aidering these things, we cannot be otherwise than seriously apprehensive that the creditable attitude assumed by our Government at Paris with reference to the Italian question is about to be abandoned. It is, therefore, now the duty of the English people to demand of their Government what it intends to do with reference to the affairs of Italy. It will be a national disgrace if the paltry policy by which Its have been encouraged to assert their rights, and then shamefully deserted by an BogliahOovernmeet, twice in Sicily, once at Genoa, and again in 1848 throughout the whole Peninsula, is to be persisted in now. Is there no independent member of either House of Parliament who will bring Ministers to book upon this important question before the eserion ends? Early in the main• Lord LTNDHUIST gave forth • note of promise ; but his Lordship appears to have been thrown into • state of political coma, as far as Italy is concerned, by Nine skilful mesmeriser. The antecedents of Lord Mrerro and Lord Jon* Russau. are causing the eyes of the patriots of Italy and of the Liberals of England to turn to them imploringly at this critical moment. Will those noble lords re main unmoved by the appeal ? Tin Revenue &bulls, for the year and quarter just ended. show a singular steadinees in the amount of national income. Of rather more than four millions of net increase, in the twelve months ending an the 30th June, 1866, se compared with the preceding twelve months, three millions and a half have been yielded by the enhanced Income Tax. The Custom. Returns show= inerseas of about 630,0001. an the year, tbe Fissile a decrease of nearly 300,0001. Such an entire absence of disturbance in the national re- SOU rees at the close of a war is anpreoedented is the history of any nation. THE CONFISCATION OF ME ORLEANS PROPERTY. " One of ow senespondents informed se some days ago," says the Znalmesedessoe 8010, " that the prisms of the Bow of Odom MA stoat a pretest wit► respect to the project of law be allowing a penman of 200,000 hoses to sae! of the lam ling Louie Pallippo's devehtsrs or her assigns. A copy of this Osesasest boo bees transmitted to se, mil this we paimmed to lay before ear readers : ..CLAssiaoirr, Jinni 26. " Hairy twos inforsed new tame slue that • bill was sada pnparatio• with • view to isedity the dame of refliestioe of the nod Jimmy, 1862, we embed ear- Nivea to regatta, ear triads to &aloe is as absolute wawa taking any steps that weehl mho as pertisipaton is this feeble Mawr at nparetio•. " Benno if doliony oat 'donna for fonfira prison allied to au badly forbids as doing won. " Bat, oa rising tiro wpm , oho naafi of tail DIU width 'ho boa salowdttod to vs, wo found thirsts a word whist' oar nerd for the nanny of oar foam aid our own melt sown Nall an allow ao to Inn whitest a nply. " It Is the word graeoalliwoo. "Benevolent* au only In saandsoi when tiara la as field& Oaks. Now, oar claims ors bawled ea ill. autho rity of the law, mad t he Janke of taw sentry stalmed it, vatil the day grim jowls, Itself had to sedate Imo. _ _ 0 Beasvoluee, ta:u.ablek desist • right, r.... 'auk ea the memory of ear latbrr, ad we west repel ft. " Ia 1862 a polity, eisastened to leek epos emu an as hatraathat et revelation, tried to take proesiticas spiast u y eselheatiag the properly of au Essay. It fades vested to give a aiming to the Wrath, mod violates et its yrotoodirge by oessideratiam revolt's, to the piths oftealesos, sad epees{ whisk we protethed at the time. " To-day the word' losanelette,' applied bp the praposed measure, is the sun idea as those eseelderatioes, sad thb b why we ream ear protest. " Perhaps by se deb( we any be °lntim a statfusest of exaggerated easseptibllity. When as sank renalsa to Pram), of the Nosebags of the govenneat of ear father, who dare say that be raped oily fee Narrow family inte rests ? The Trachoma, nu dented to Ids 'vestry, who, la 1792, foeght ms a soldier es repel brags tonne ; the Lag who for eighteen ran knew bow es Enke Proses free as well as prosperous ; the Leg who me It that army. the herein of whin has jest severed oar flags with sew glory; that Vag le for over above the attaska of annoy. "P. D . OIIIIWIS (Doke of Neat an). " F. D'Oaxsairs (Prises de Jeanine). " S. a*Oautaxe (Doke of Leaste)." BRIGANDAGE IN ITALY. The Corresporsdasee Ramose of Turin ham the following letter from Romagna. of the 24th June:— &Amiga' Is la tall foam bor.; it is Nally so tooportaust at onyorto. It dame 'louver it plows, sad nobody *labs of reeistiog It. TM otlrer day Leanne' sad ►is bead made their appear mee le a pima mar Cestraseee, ea the Telma host's,. There wee • sompany of people who bad mot together for a piton, or nun festivity. Lunen leimadesed bin. self to nem, sad &stared that bo sad ►is mammies wasted their dLwr ; be levied • ota apes mob of the sow may, all's; epos these ►y Dam, eel esessies firm the reatributim t►ese mbar wore est wish. Be this maenad nem to write Wan I. their binds sad families, desiring the sexy Is be seat minis alma ►oaan, mad be oempelled the pawns ibis be messed from payment to sorry the. lenses hese, w►Utt ho detained the slims lee emerity. Tie mew was NM to Ms while the panned tine, sad the penmen was released. Several dare after tbb exploit, soother bawd of robbers stopped be ball barb sob Joao, plutderod tits posiengets, sad amnia of tN osadastor's sins, boa. la sureqbase of bens strregas, boo of the nob Is • lasattal slabs' of Nom hob Wood • two.set adetreerod Is the goveramost, Is wallah they dos'an that anises • weedy remedy for NA s bate of this's Ise provided, they Mrs ribbed be to pay say mere tszas. 11a inanielpality of !masa bat sapped to suoport this pretest, sad ere shall us bow Cardbal 11•••••111 will be a►le to deal with It lido example Is osotsgtoet, sod I see sot sorprisod to leers Mat ia ether Wyse of Os RINIIIIS logetioos, similes otessosos ere proposed Se *A trbleb bits bees adopted by tbe Woo of Few& Clerdiaal Menai tatolp keitod the amaiolvalltise of the PAMtll States to testify their att.ettairat to 'he Papal po veratesat. The pooteet of t h e tehebiteate of Faeroe hi a veep pevesplory rawer to that Invitation. We shall see what owe of It. Oar own eamespnedent at Gems gives os the fol lowing story : The Vicar of Reese Monsignor, Patrtzt, on his transit from • the Eter nal City 'to Llvita Vecchia, only escaped from falling into the Matches of Lens. alai by that eelebeated brigand's arriving too late at the point when his ambuscade was to be pleated. Bat for this moireimaps, hie bend was seineiretly omen= to have overpowered the guards of the Legate. L.:serial had promised him wife the eon seerated golden rose, destined for the Eames of the French, for herself, and the reliquary with the straw from the cradle,' Bethlehem, to Meg at the neck of their child." BOMB. Jima 26. of the girt Eorepeea po.rees that lb Hams shwa as isi se legible seaderbe the goverment awe of hie desisbes, have jest received a alselleent reply is the seeine done Edible& is the arid banal of the 17111. where, Ile only OM fessiehire lay delegates Is the previews live Igen Iseroved boa cape, end their Mug =WY br mites. Om semi ?Win sad papers front Persia hod sot sydood at Ito t 1 of it lag to prow. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1858. IMPERIAL P. ROUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Elpoakcr took Use obi., at a quarter-past MIT* o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Th. Lord.' woredweate to the Leeds Water Bill were thew:bred sod agmd to; sad Ithiptos'e Disobilities Re- moral BM was read s third twee sad passed. The order of the iny • enemiree of the whole house es the But of Per h and Melton's Compethatios Petitions wee read sad PRISONS (IRELAND) BILL Os the othtmn to, g .lag into ecomattoe on this bill, Mr. MACARTN SY emplaised that this was a thstrall. NUM reeve," sad Mindy at mimeo with the previ ews. , h• Enelish law, oe the subject of pHs a larpeetioe. The bill woald pleas 'he while maesgessest of the gaols la Ireland in the heed. of the goveraeseat. Mr. HOKBEAN esplathed that the bill limply treat. ferred the power of pewee sopervislea froth the Court of Qaeth's Beret is [reload to the Emotive. Mr. FRENCH said that It WM a scrooge Wag for the goverment to took to Wreath the p teen of the Lord-Lies tumid—ea saw which, accordiag to ell hooositc, they were aimless to abolish. isebe;s47tis; Wilt ieto etnamittio, eat was eons tine aenpied la discus tog tee details of the bill. (Left tittag.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JOLT 1. !TIM. AT MU VIZI% DI ■a. 811111011 11/ILIIII DrPl7O7 P. 2113 GMAT ILLILWAT 001CPANY. Tbie was as arias to mover damages fro Warhol see *nod by the ploGatiff through the segliguseof the sensate of the Onus Northers Railway Compaq. Mr. &upset By lee and Mr Mob sutured for the plain tiff, sad Kr. Moller sad 31r. Phipson for the Weeds** The plaintiff is a wine sad apirltuarehant, sad has °Sees at 17, Bt. Danataa's-h 11. The diem an oa the ground Boor, and an approuhed by a pomp in which there is a trap hiding late a seal-eallar le the perandea of Kr. Lou, who has pert of the MAN hum. Oa the sees.' lag of the 13th Dumber last, the unepany's sensate wen &liveries a quantity of eon's through the tap door, sad on that rano tanning the *Judi pawed along the purge to pto kb dim He, however, 101 l Into the hole, sad his side same UM sentare with part of the Seer and two oy throe of his ribs were broken. He sawed groat pain is orasoguses of the injury, sad was unable to attend to his buslasse fee two menthe, his Immo Boa the Moises king at that time boa 301. to 401. a moult. TM plaintiff modeled no light la inkling the perage, but se Wag raised up dew the sad dest, ho maw then was a Hatted sand* la a Sat candlestick which was placed is a *air, Mt sou sot to throw say light epee the hole. He bad she noticed a waggon sad two we at the doer as he west in, sad jest as he was falling, he heard a um all out, „ mile tho tap," but it was too late *provost the ateidaL The 'Unties el the plaintiff's father ►d bun tailed to the bele being open, sad he had desired that a =ea should be plead at the door, sad a candle mar the ball in order to retain pinatas iambi to the saes, and s lad who sued as siert so the **tiff iff - rived shortly afterwards, and jut tam be nuked the slop doer ins el the ma called eat to Odra, and he pared safely to Mr elks. The dedsese wee that the auldsat had set Ilia tared throvgb the aegligatee of the eownwers servialk end it was stated, anew ether *lap, that the sawn* bed .use heft glued en the Asir at all, bat steed beside the bolo, sad that two of the wee who stood et the street deer what the plaintiff went le suniesed hiss to heiress of the bele. At the tine of the aosidut all the sub bad bees shat dews the cellar, sad the nee were weitieg to weigh sone swan seals whisk they were piss to take bask, sad whisk teals bad bees MAU ap hen the raglan The jury gave a verdict fee the plalatiff—damagss 601. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WISPSZT Of !SATZ. P►trlsk 81• N►, aged 16, reoldiai at 6, Abbey-plant Little Conapetreet, Reesell-equert, wee platted at the bar before Kr. Cootie, Gauged ea satpleata of breathe( •ad eateries tie agnate Orme No. 16, T•Yieteek-plus, eta the eight of the 22nd ala, •ad steeling • vitality of slim plate sad ether artistes, if the vale. of !IL, the property of Mrs. Man. Impostor Wit'than, of the It divides, aid that shoat a gaarta r to three ea the night is gaieties, he was paellas slam ravish:oh-Mom whoa he saw in dos arse a pal, of osger tongs, and somas other articles of plate. Hs woke the puns' ; and, smolt smarehlng the parks; found that these Wags were minim. Mrs. Morella Mars proved Waft the Mils. la question. Two poll.* 'ennobles ea day in tits neighbourhood had soma the prima ketagtog obese the hews sad had saved Ida ca. When his plies arms smarelied soma oast Wholes of plats were (ova ; to enable them to tray the swoon of thin a monad was sakeL The primer NM he knew bathing of the robbery. Rhea he wanted to live !meetly the pate' would act let hint sad were always buds; Ma about. The prieoset wee ressaeled. WEST SPORTING RKET MEETING. THIS DAY. UM' 71.101110 TILIGILPI.) The followleg have paid forfeit: Idineammini Braise —Arinerytaa, Pyrrha, sad Ranft. Czwiraaribiro firLiza.—Hobgablia, Natgall g. Aya etas,. &saw, Tease f, It a, f by Cothouttete, apd Jellide. The Leg of the Belgians is expected to arrive at Dover this aftercare from Weed. A lotteightly journal, eetitied the Rastas qf Vie Wawa of SIM, fa tho Hansa luggage, hosjost boa startled at Tarim, by a flattlisiaa mew? same lJgo 11=1111111 proforlea, sod soesostel with 11 Fordtsaal L•owpo. the Prosolt protector of the Moditorrososo sod Bed &a Skip Caul, to the peolootioa of whith =wittiest eadortakfog tit* am jeered Is deal mita. NUMEROUS Pill/ONY rotnin DiovnaD.—Ywie. day Mr. Bahr, the twister, resolved forecastles of so less than No puma basin bees fogad drowsed la ids district. Two Was the bodies of nee which wen featly off Ilhadwell la Um Rives Thames. One s 1 these wee that of a youth about eighties pen of ego, who le supposed to have bee. drowsed la hatidag. The SUN is that of a nu, about thirty yeses of ago, who we. droned. Both Wales were takes to the deadliest& abseil's body wes totted Rodin old Napplopotain, width yes that of a female shoes twenty years et as. • !earth body, that of • boy about elms role of ego, was feud la the Now River, sou Mahe Newington. The demised was dressed, sad It Is thought that Its lied Wes la the water. TM lost ease was the body of a sea, whose am* is @append to be Pays., es a plass of paporwas head la his het, with that asses la It, and the &nodes whirs it le apposed ho RsTIVAL cif OTOCIL—Ogi Masi .se hieing se e r of MSS wised we liallfas by SW h e ilote ir l seder of the hisses h weletweste, two nee hal hed " feet made fed Is the omete," et the sass of the web *Mud. It tweed out Wbe ow. Ose of the imes, Jetts Petty. hod bses dossed with droskessess, as awe met essedoltik ewswimmetok seseolud to Weltelield sale. by ddiesdisty estlett. Potty weld set pay the . sad bed, e tie, to Bit el: Weis be the other swiss h usk wu as Irish rad sowed Ma White. whelmmi Woe seprobssded ies fleedw rePla Modes Tows. Hew iodised to low dew eodetwele. Beth seelowas wee oldet = a dd out, sad the mewls, maw se tossmal, olemeY of ',Alm. Dories do arm We owl*. lb* eesdor of mks" tube viewed Me sleet w smonssee. This eameenest newel to he weeMerable, sod Ito jibes they pried at the wpm* of tbe lowlesed ease wows we of eke.doles rads smeared.—lade Me.- All the Nei liestew ere being pat into a state ethereal* tee*. Tre de powwow el the anosaties slew. Boy we esesateidei feed !moss Is litemtow by denim eel yahoos ele Speesht met 'sly Awn ail pew of tho amiss bet *we hem ebeeed. It is 'emoted that mop WI these bowl will_pield se ire mews betwees t h etae iei gli s ting sb eeral feeble. lwn pee et Nulls ore essesstsi a sew look, se Meth sledge ore rat as sad the stiller adorned with pp deesseer. ii . a. It. N !! SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two oltunt. The railway share market to-day is flatter, owieg to many of the late operators for a rise realising their profits. In numerous instances a decline of i to 4 per cent, his taken place, but the market re tains mach moodiness of character. London and North Western Stock is quoted 107 t to 4; Midland, 841 to 4; and Llncaehir• and Yorkshire, 981 to 4. Great Western is comparatively steady at 631 to 64. French lines are firm. Indian docks continue in regatta. ORDIPAZT IMAIIIi AND MOLL I tri W is h= all id Peibliaidelhitildllo. aMk de. du ISL. IM Mild aid IM Odediddia drew aid deldied -. al Owl NM 41 DWI idi Bildd Js dl ill IN grim Ilaiftelid do De. is Um AsDiattill. .1111diddirdildwipw IM Illamemb Mal.« guriii .ll6.6 ==; W vim diYatINI L.. ,Orsat idiedisT 110 — l36 — . ATIII - 6 - 61Z.= 100 D. 11, llooL 100 04160/ sad li " QM3 10 011110. WAWA. Lasol 136.10 & at 00sVala: ... 101 Ds. 11 De. 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Elebjoined is the ofieisl list of yesterday's trams dons in the Minim; Exchange: Gosames, 27, 28; Header, 91; north Tealatraey, lie. 64.1 sertrid i e Cosectle, 21, 1; South Grace, 260. 286; Travails, 31. 1; West Stray Park, 9 ; Wheal Belies 305, 310, 816; Wheal Bitty (Le/sat), 111, 181; Wheel Lisdeott, 24e., 29e.; Wheal Mari Asa, 36 ; Whims! Wasy, 9it an . ISTNI *Waft= Inaw,, II ▪ Penman IM lei la IN IN▪ Irma IN Wales IS Tand3Wliiii I Ds. en we i to s tima"*X N d Nadi . a ll W ▪ Va oodard NI Wed lands , d Walt an Wial C =s;;;N: an Do.A I mans div. 6U 06.1 1 wit gall esD all Illabblan Inerdea. 0012101 =MIA' en ael MUM= 11 10 Arlaws 44 ogra maatiATaiii 14 Il ▪ s adaram so Ofigmar 11 06.1060a1a. - - Male Worm 11 1110160 • lbws iod lallway ij II 2 Ihnoolla of 011111 11 Da. 00 all bat 1010 Tit :4 -I all Da. Etter . • Da. Itzsliaa 01 all Ds. 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Omani INN all 4 _ 10 IdallwassoUral.Tal. . all 44 11 S Iv 10 Ilsolas it 114.11mellen • 4 I 31 Nidird DbeiNt Om I 1 1 pet 10 Iblerdelb si 10 De. .11 1 11 Da. p.ol.22stbat Idb. I 1 le Um IL tram ti. Nib Ld 110 U N.S.Walmadlar.b.a.Dab. 1 Ike* lib avasiabb I * Dar* el imp Mona.. 1 MUNN& Or a le le 1 Da. rb. e 00 Palm haliballabUdffilowal .ill Si le a Woad elmew64 64 40 ne,llv• . 10 I •pm 102 bp* 411 VS IS 1 IMO* d te I I ma Si Suit AsslsslM " Mr.. U $ ad 1 Ildnarbe2ool6.llelp.. all 1 1 I Da. De. 110Wwel all 1 IN ha Dlaurealdad 174 . VW. Ow. •p. 4. left SO Naiads Dabs $0 1 2 pia COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT MAGNETIC "stash/YR.) (MOW 001 OWN CONAZOPONDINT Owls, to the Ise weather the badseas was limited at oar eon market this day. The etteadease yr moderate; micas aemisally lower. Whose is quoted at 3d. per bushel; Gear, la per bun!. sad Ladles ars 21. per qr. cheaper than ea Friey Imt. Is oats, Meld, plea, beans, and other articles, so altera tion. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) idsoaan.—The market has opened 'whale spirit, but the public sales ers seta( et at about last wst's pries. The noised tsarist le ins • grewry loupe 461. to 48e. CO/1111.—Tb•e• ha s set been a public sale to-day. Na tive Ceylon is dollish to by at 61s. TL.—This minis hat sct bets It danced by tie report of the China markets neeired yeaterday, but we oannst alter quetaticn.. Etas-4,000 bags of &oral were offered, and about ball sold, at 9s. to lls. 6J., which were about the closing prices of Friday. Suit —Prices are supported, but the dssaad continues Halted. Corms. —SOO bales sold yesterday. Is ether artistes se saterial alteration. Baskets gesually quiet. TALLOW MARK T.-THIS DAT. The market le sad?, at the a d qto%tioas :—Tnwa 465. sett sub ; Petersham T.O. on the met, 475. ; July, 46e. 9d. ; Ammt sad September, 47i.; October sad Deeembar, 475. 6d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. - Yr. B. J. Davis roporta trade hest,. Priors look's( down, a:soptly for straw, which Is in shoot npply aid good dowsed. noadow bat. 665. to 96a.; emporia,. 100 s. to 110 s.; imputes. 60.. to 70c ; new, 60s. so 80s.; rowan, 60e. to 78..; dater, 100 s. to 130 s. ; ossoad cut, 900. to 110..; straw. 28s to Ma. Ma Leas Mercury ow that tho 4th Dropout Chords, which uriosoi pstsstlay fro. t►s Crimea, are to p to Lois, awl Wt a saloselptke is already rowasasett Is tits tows as eve qua a pal& entatairatest. __ Tin T - &;1111 OP Lwo&Te —LITIIIPOOL, MONDAY.-- The "Osamu NI at Itstn..pda o& mbed Wm imam *sr 'sum d maw sod Issiods dde dips de bre atm. Words bsom/ dsodsillyssis kr. drip pude Is dr meat ask Nib ame. ISA as isdi wig et IS fl ped Ild diem Os Ire usa SS d ar t Sir Wand kirdrag• Weld artrm so issesse Ms demobs/ d odd Es howaria I des Is do tismosi de swstar dwessess edsterds &MN lid vs* dliM it NINO Id AM Nos. Wild 11 0 digsmil SIMS bins IsMlf. ssiessmsef ps mei MSS dm ?is Istd smaseddips tspidell Womb desk dirdps psis &Mac di part per +ls Übe IS* loi s yr UK id • 15 415.7.1 di% NOW lAN, sal MANI ton Use isms ISA show 6 leg Isimid dlllf (Ws MI MOS NM 4 0 i Si i li l.i WI 14 is 11101TBY 11,11 RKET-TRIS DAY. Two o'Cuxs. The fonds have been a trifle flatter this morning, the late advance h►ving provoked a few Weis but prices are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. Consols, after reeediog to 961 to have recovered to 961 to 1 ex di,. for the 10th of July. The Three per Cant. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 ,to ; the New Three per Cents. at 96/ to E; Bank Stock, at 217; India Beads, at 16e. prem.; By. chequer Bills, at 12s. to 16s. poem.; and Rube quer Bonds, at 991 to 1001. Turkish stocks are more offered; both the Six and Four per Cents. are quoted 1061 to t. Other foreign stocks are quieter, but generally steady. The sales 'nolo& Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for 16th July, at 1011; ditto Four-and-;•Half par Costs. 98; ditto Five per Cent., 1829 and 1839, 1011; Buenos Ayres. for account, 84; Granada Deferred, 71; Peruvian Four•and•a-Halt per Cents. Dollar Bonds, 68; Mexican, for account, 231 to 221; Russian Foor and•a.Half per Cents., 981 ex div.; the Spanish Coupon Certifs., 6/ per Coat. The amount of specie brought in by the Nista.% from New York, is stated at 901,870 dollars, or about 180.3001. Including 2,194,182 dollars (of which about three.fourths consists of silver and one fourth of gold) brought by the Atrato, from the West Indies and Mexico, yesterday's arrivals of the precious metal' are raised to no less than 807,0001. Silver continues to flow in large quantities to India, although the latest accounts indicate diminished pressure in the Indian money markets, and warrant a bops that the efflux will ere long be checked. The shipments by the steamer of the 4rh July will amount to upwards of half a million sterling. The corn market yesterday was doll, owing to the flue weather, and, had sales been forced, lower pion must have been submitted to. Since lut Friday only three floating cargoes of grain have arrived at port of call. The subjoined is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The committee e of Mexican Boadholders have received ad ' vices from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mince, the 2/14 lilt. The packet Wogs 'loth's for the dividend load, sad all that the ageats of the bondholders la the Mexicssa pate have received to as amount of 7,683 dollars at Topic. no aoastry I was quiet, sod the excitement canoed by the deportation at the Buhop of Psabls had =bolded. Mr. Payoo had been mimed= as Minister of Finance by Mr. Ludo de Tepid,. Gemini Almost@ was about to praised to Soglaad ea minister. _ _ The second ordinary meeting of proprietors of the Chartered Bank of Aeta was held yesterday, at which a report was presented stating that whilst the com pany remains in its present state of eispense the di rectors have paid the greatest regard to economy. The differences of opinion which had existed in the details of arrangements to be carried out for the amalgamation of this company with the Mercantile Bank of India have been arranged, so that a joint application has been made on the part of this beak with the Mercantile Bank, for the porpoes of pro- curing from the Privy Councils substituted charter for the amalgamated companies. The amounts were as follows: Capital, with interest on loans, 79,9331.; sod the expenditure, 3681.; leaving 79,6601. The report was adopted. An extraordinary general meeting of the pre. pristors of the Imperial Life Lisonusee oMos is called for the 10th of July, to receive the directors' report upon the appropriation of profits to the Slat al January last. The half-yearly dividend on Alabama Five per Cent. sterlivg Bonds, doe on the Ist of July, with Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., is to be paid by the Union Bank of London. The half-yearly dividend on Michigan Central Railway Six per Cent. sterling Bondi, and oa Adelaide City and Port Railway Bonds, I. also advertised. 1 The Admiralty will naive tenders, on the 10th of 1 July, for the supply of 20 tone of tobacco. lIIONDiIt Emma. The funds retain a very strong appearance. A farther rise of to 1 per cent. was attained in the morning, bat subsequently diminished buoyancy was shown, and the closing quotation were scarcely per oent, better than those of Saturday. The market derives material support from the fine weather. The expectation of a heavy increase of bullion in the next Bank return, the approaching releue of the dividends, and the belief that a redustion of the rate of discount to 4 per cent. may be looked for imme diately, also combine to induce a surdas feel ing. On the other hand the rapidity of the late rise led to some realisations this afternoon in the various departments of the Stock Exchange. Despite occasional checks, however, there is a strong disposi tion to believe that the security markets will yet attain a further considerable advance, provided the aspect of politico remain quiet. That the operations of the public still preponderate decidedly on the side of investments is proved by the continued inquiry for preference and guaranteed railway stocks, includ ing Indian shares, all of which today evinced an upward tesdenoy. In the Stock Exchange to-day money was in in creased demand for the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, but was freely supplied at 3 per cent. for temporary loans on government stock. In the discount market the supply of money continues abun dant; and, though there is at the same time a fair demand, the Lombard street houses today reduced the rate allowed by them for money Non call" from 4 to 31 per cent. Although the settlement, both in Renter and rail way shares—a periodical event hitherto much dreaded by speculators for a rim—is now in full progress in Paris, the Bourse continues to newly,. The Three per Cent. Rental opened thin morning at 71.83, and quickly improved to 71.90, showing a farther rise of per cent., compared with the final prices of Satur day. Today's closing quotations failed to come to band this aftereon._ _ _ _ Console, which closed on Bsturday at 981 ex div. for the 10th of July, advanced this morning to 90/ to and were lut quoted 94 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for account, 10(11 July, 9bl, j, 1,1 ex die. Three per Cent Reduced, 951, j, 1. New Three per Cents, 981, j. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 0ct.,1859, 31. Exchequer ills and India Bonds remain firm at 124. to 16e. prem., and Exchequer Bonds at 9n to 100. The scrip of the new loan wu quoted 3j to 41 prem. In the foreign stock market onaiderable business took place, in addition to that connected with the settlement. Ole of the chief features was a rise of 2 per cent. in Peruvian. The principal dealings were again in Turkish Six per Cents., which were marked this morning as high as 1071, but subsequently gave way, owing to the sales which this rapid advance occasioned. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were comparatively quiet, but retain mach firmness. Mexican improved in the morning, but afterwards relapsed. New Granada Bonds con tinue to meet with some transactions. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares cloud to-day at 61 to 7 prem. ;_Riga and Duuaburg Railway at 3 to 31 prom. ; Ceylon Railway at 21 to 2: prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway at 1 to 1 prem.; and Western Railway of Austria at If to 21 prem. Ottoman Bank shares were last quoted 21 to 2f rist:i.ol! Bank of Egypt, 1 to 11 prem.; National rot, f to ;prem.; General Bank of Switserland, Ito pram • and Wevere Bank of London, per to 1 prim ; Bank of Australasia, London Chat tered Bank of Australia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank stocks were all in re quest, at a decided advance. Netherlands Land and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were firmer. Those of the London General Omnibus Company maintain their late rise. North of En; ope Steam are marked 1 die. to prem. The shares of the Halts dorf Mills Company were quoted / to 1 prem. BOILVII EXPLOSION AND SEVER' LOSS OF LITZ.-• Questa, Joss, 16 —The b slot of s ferry beet belospiag Bs ele Greed Trask Railway Coseposy exploded se :Idsatreed ma Um lOtk hos, where 27 perms., were killed sad 30 et 411 When wen *Treaded. I I _ I