The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-29 00:00:00

Is a ar ge. The tonkrept wee allowed to pew, and the 1 ,4 fa aw h er ee adjourDed. M. By and Mr. waged la the ohm THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. Pair Tana ON A BUNDAT ratvgkrui. w a re the usual hour for the oommencement of o ., a ,,, s oitr.ch is filed at 10 o'clock, t but did not oommentie d al a grouter to it, the avenues of he court were crowded anxious to hear roug h set of fellows who were a gainst two men who were appreheoded at • e tight which was taking place in the fields at Hornitey, c iSoasY )- r00 .,,,,,,,,era when placed at the bar gave the nausea of aiie d ta, an artificial florist, residing at lteer.strJunyreet, Btrosbury-road, and imam Carter, coat porter, of 44, St. Helena-place, Begnigge W Is- The farina was charged with fighting with a man t in custody, in a certeio field, and the latter with pre. ~og to fight at the same time and place, at the pariah of Vary, Homey. Pulice-congsuble Thome Savidge, 74 N, said that plater ,mormog between two and three o'clock he was on duty ROTOWY•tieidg. He saw a number of young men owning ag led go into • field. and a ring was formed, and at re o'clak the filbt commenord. He saw a fight take • o between Simper and a man who made hie escape, 1 fire m eads were fought. He waited until a w e, a m ea d, and as soon as they saw the ce anise the fighting was discontinued. The -"met Simper ran into his arms, and he took him into assts pi a a kia. (A laugh.) He meant by that that „„, s tripped to the skin. Simper appeared to have the , t of it. as hi o pponent was a taller and a bigger man. e received 'enrol severe blows on the body and had &black e. The other prisoner was also stripped, and preparing to ° l t . Al m ada. (second clerk) — Then there was to be a • sod fight? . ; but he did not see the other man. There peat none Lod disturbance. It wu • regular stand fight, and was ► conducted according to the rules of the F • nog. ..uuper. in answer to the charge, said that he had often Atwood sod put Oct of temper by his °peanut. He challenged to fieht by hie opponent, and west to the rAis to nettle the matter. eolice,argeaut Monaghao, 38 N, said that aims the fatal ru e fight ea Hackney poems the police have received very cut orders epee the subject of fight.. It wan the fiat me that there bad been anything of the sort at Homey. !Se prisoser Simper, when brought to the station, had on c:r his trousers and shoes ; and be told him it was a pre oditated fight. The skin Carter said that although he wee stripped to skis he had only taken off bin things becume be waa ay hot. (A laugh.) He had bean walking, and that made T hot. Mr. Barker—How far had you walked' The priemer—Oh, not very far. (A laugh.) Of course t did not want to fight. Mr. Alexander man you find sureties to keep the peace? ie no laughing matter, as you may end. Ir. Barker—Can you find hail? You will have to do so the sum 0151. The prisoners said that they had no doubt but that they raid find bail in that amount. Ir. Barker ordered tbe defendants to find one swift in BUM of 51., to keep the peace for twelve eakesdar BEltivlmO9-rWEED ELECTION. , were locked up in default. THAMES. CeIIIgLL carunity TO Ell NAM 11171115 Z 07 THZ Vs66ard, a rivetter, of Anteryotreet or Amery. !wall, Poplar, was summoned before Mr. Wool. Las/motor Brennan, of the Reformatory Depart , show cone why be should not be compelled to lie towards the maintenance of his son, who had been ed toe reformatory school at Harlow, in Paw:, on of December 1860. for flee yearn. an said the defendant's son wee 11 years old es committed, and the defendant had not costri • farthing towards the rapport of his child. He t trace him until recently, and be had aeoertaloed Hubbard was • risotter employed is • ship-yard of Dogs, and was fully able to contribute towards tame of his son. foolrych—How many children has the defendant to AT TIM Mr. He is in the receipt of good he has a wife and oee child only to maintain at rag obliged to abandon the former order. He 1 payment ; and his sou has been supported by for two years sod a half without the father ton e farthing towards his support. Your worship __. much as ra per week, but I only ark for an 2a 6d. per week, which the defendant is wolf able .d, in defence, maid be was out of work, and could • farthing. He wished his son to be seat home to —Your wishes in that respect will not be You did not keep your sow from evil _fore he wu committed, end you will not be to have the boy mail the time allotted for his in the Reformatory has expired. I think the given very cogent moons for an order being made the payroent of 2a. 64. per week. I have noticed -• my experience as a magistrate that parents for the crimes of their children. It is owing parental neglect that children are guilty of Mat the laws of the country. man—ln the hundreds of thousands of cases that under my notice juvenile offenders have been )y the evil example and neglect of their parents. I 3W as instance to the contrary. .efeedant thought it was a very hard cue to be on to contribute Is. 6d. per week for the support Woolrych—Yon mean to say the parents of &lichen are not to support them, while the of good children who set theme good example are `Ain them. If criminal children are to be supported Its it will act as • premium for parents to make their sous and daughters. You have been evading for two and a half years, and I now order you to per week and 4e. ,coate. and if it is not paid you will he committed to prison. On Saturday the nomination of candidates to fill -- In the representation of Ser wiok-on•Twesil own, the death of Captain F. W. Gordon took place in la of the borough ; Mr. Sheriff Cann.t, presided. way nominated Mr. Alex. Mitchell, of lire, the liberal candidate. Dr. Kirkwood, nomination. The Mayor of the borough (Mr. proposed Mt. W. W. Cargill, merchant, London, candidate. Dr. Fluker seconded the , w of hands was greatly in favour of the lit The mayor demanded a poll. which was axed a for Monday (this dayl. THE GRLSHAM FROFESSORSHIP or billslC.—We re this morning (Monday) ascertained by inquiry at ldhall, that from the long catalogue of names of the didatee for the musical lectureship of Gresham liege, the members of the committee have selected Wren gentlemen to deliver the probationary lectures ?squired in accordance with the terms of one of ;he corporatina's standing orders, their names being Mr. Idward Clan, Mr. J. Pitman, Mr. H. Wylde, Mr John Balkh, Mr. G. W. Martin, Rev. J. E. Cox, M.A.. mid Mr. George Baum. This evening Mr. Wylde will give his lecture Gresham College, Buinghall-street, at half-pot 6 o'clock morrow (Tuesday) evening. Mr. J. MIRA -, on the let of 'uly, Mr. G. W. Martin ; on the god, Rev. 0. E. Con; and on lie 3rd Mr. G. W. Benson. The same boar for the oom °cement of the lecture will be observed in each ease sepectively. The committee will then submit their report METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. t the Court of Common Council, when the final choice of (THIS DAY.) isooceasor to the late Mr. Taylor will take place. I The number of heists in rather larger than on Monday INSPECTION of TEI LONDON SCOTTISH VOLUM- last, but the average quality ie scarcely so good. Trade is 1 / 4 • a&—On /Wortley tbia popular corps assembled at active for the choicest descriptions at about that day's quo sllington Barracks, eider the command of Lieutenant- tations ; other kinds are rather lower. The sop. toilet Lord Eleho, Me* Sir David Baird, and Captain p l y of sheep is Antler. and they are readily (adjutant). After having been formed into companies, disposed of et let* rates. Limbs are more Oen - I ammunition veered out, the corps, headed by its heed tiful ; there ie. however, a demand for them at it pipers, marched by way of Constitution-hill, Hyde.peirk, nearly late rata. Calves are selling about the same as u to Regent's-park. where the inspection took place liK on Thursday last. From Germany and Holland there are 'oiliest WMurdo. The corps having been put throug 1,060 Nests ; 4 .460 sheep ; and 2 9 6 calves ; France, 35 e usual movements , amonget which the firing by comps- calve' Scotland, 90 beads; • Ireland, 130 ; Norfolk and • and battalions was particularly worthy of notice, the Suffolk. 1,650; aed 700 from ' the Northern and Midland mend to charge at the point of the bayonet was given, counties. was exceedingly well executed ; and the corps being Per stops or elba ad.a d. 1 Per , cane s ii .rah s d. Ld. in open columns were addressed by Colonel M'ldurdo Best toots, ..B:re rne fds. 4 105 284eIna II d 60 a 2 If 4 8 6 0 Beet . Le001a.... 0 0 0 0 u complimentary terms. He 000cloded by expressing his tit7:;;;'''''''anar beasts g 64 2 , Do 40. t h ose... . , . 46 „ 0 14 tificatioa at being able to report so favourably of the ca ws 304 6 I Earn & nomad tiol 000 e It skinny of the corps. Three cheers were given for the pip Rant colonel, who then retired. Three cheers were also IleatDea&lfit-teeds 0 0 0 0 Lambs 'wen to the West Middlesex for the eat:ellen. manner in to at market.4, 32o Sheep aid lends , . 2040 ; Caves. a hich they had kept the ground ; which being acknowledged, 36 6 : Nis. M. a cheers were g iven for Lady Etch*, adthe proceedings BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) : Mated. i Men. Pattenden and Smith report the trade dull at 21 KING EDWARD'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SOITTHAMP- , Me n ! -- - • -. . s Ida pneea. The plantations amounts are connictiog ;a por- , TON.— The examination of the scholers of King Edward the tine of Sussex, the Weald of Kent, West Kent. and country i g !Sixth's Grammar School, at Southamptoo, took phase oa Thursday for the first time in the fine lecture-hall of the F ha°, are going blight ; the other are pro- 1 1 ' into reaming favourably, with exception of the mouldy grounds le Hartley Institute, in that town, before a large number of v - - the inhabitant'. The school was sospeoded for thirty l in Mid-Kent a ham, and bas only recently been revived. Owing to the COAL MARKET . —(T DAY.) 01 accumulation of the school fonds, and the liberality of the Wells End Hatton. 17s. ; Walls Eod Lamhtno 16e. 6d. ; I l i Southampton town council, this grammar school is Dow one walla End Tree, 16a Ls , W a lls , A 22 . 441 .,,,,,„,' 16 .. 641. d the cheapest is the kingdom, even to Don.foundatiocista. Walls a Is7addyll'ia'asaas7-6d'7'. W alla Hartlepo ol . 16 . Rue' d The mayor of the town has just added two scholarships to sell Hettona, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End South /Cellos, 15s. 96 . ; 4 the foundation . Mr. Rankin, a n accomplished classical Wall Hough Hall, 15 e. 9d. ; Walls End Rapier Gras" 2 scholar sod much experienced in tuition, has been appointed ssa.; walls Bad c u ." ; vs & 64 .; w a it s R o d Ed. Main neater. Lama neater . Watts , the post, and other eminent men ma . Was End Taassa t ; 14s; 6d ; ; Wylam, vs s , 6d, ia this sch • we re educated 001. , . Behalde Hartley, 15 a. 6 d. ; Davidson ' sDavidsoos Hartley, HA 6d. ; ' Photographs are simply the effect of ligh t B as i n , Bartley, 16e. 6a.-50 Alpe at norket en iodide of silver. Defects of manipulation have been re sedled. sod wfeetfoo produced. The same with lb-rrlng's nagnette nent sad am* which are now so perfected that CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR HUMUS Ow they an unfailing la remortng the colour to grey hair, and Baato6pa tie . era- cating he alloaka rd dame. and nervous headache.— TR3 CitraT. VICTORIA - PALL — Me num ber of v alises we di lA. counterfo t ils mobilise resde.—Gino, n. 02 444, I lined at this institrit i oe d ewin g last weak was 1,303, et toMoo.—(Ailvatimeasmq which 250 were new ace. Meek ow Isend Ws day.... 57.40 t Delivery led week 1,036 Ditto from Id Jess ,366 Antennae& week DM* tr Id Jump 6,908 PeteeT.C.oetbeepottldedeyowt 6le. 6d. Otto Town lase Friday lt& Od. - - Arrival for Me weak =dim 7th July last year, 1,021 casks, I If aad deihmy, 1,063 casks. The arrival Mat week comprised 98 mob fr om Australia; 21 mike from other places; total, 119 casks. 61 corn of W., to tee nabs. The mimosas were log lan CIIIIIVAL can.ni 13.7ZN1 lolts Mithani, a rive Poplar, • by en-Inspector Br t, to show mane wh tribote towards the mined to a reforms , 16th of December 1 : Br. Brennan mid the he WU committed farthing town sot trace him on John Hubbard we the Isle of Dogs, and nsainteuanoe of hie Br. Woolryeh—How • lain Mr. Brennan—One, and he hue wi I was obliged evaded payment ; sate for two years •laniag one (asthma order sa mach as f per for 2a 6d. per we pay. • Hubbard, in defence pay a farthing. E Br. Woolrych—Yo plied with. Yon • before be we • to have the ration in the Rs r has given vee7 you for the palm. the course of my responsible for th wally to parents mime against the I Ir. Brennan—lntl ye come under my • e so by the evil is r knew an nista The defendant the red on to contri the boy. Mr. Woolrych-1 children are as of good chi maintain them. the state it will • yes of their eons meat for two ens 2s. 6d. per we ly you will be BEEWICI On Saturday t vacancy in the r ••ed by the dual town-hall of the Iderman Rama] w, Berwicluibire ..ceded the nonliS prOplleed e conservative omination. The show of hen idate. The w :y the therift for 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAYI, EVENING, JUNE 29, 1863. 1,64 i 47.,04. 47e. Ll SHARE MSTS.-(THIS DAY.) IPI 1 RAILWATIL au rm.. WaL &Now Val. ala My& aal_ Trap, au Iksewomairao• 106 Mika apil IstAir 2.iiii 435. 3d. 455. 61. sU Oaf spa Ilase;mi- - - _ _ locarrea • N 1 iTraTia . iiint an Da 111D.alipal4boa an Dianna aadl~ Flo an DaadL,llartb.nAtaLin 100 idinbeaTa sad Giatilev WO gnaw •O. Ws IC* Grist Imam 100 Do #/n.?a,„ is no st n 7 14 100 Geed eke* de loodes , lee art Nan here lee DLL A 1 Arm no Ow. an- IN 110.1 f alley ei be peAdl 40 Ole bele 4be Mt (111. tee Geese ereelarts IN 00.1114•0041.005.011 100 lamosiendk Irwin Ni IN Imam sad lllsolrroll 140 . /*Car 140 LesIon.ILAD O . IN Laolaa a Ncetb Wfotr. IN larkatleathWalse 100 Y0n..4114.101.44ea1erl 411 Yams% sad Quilabk 0 _ Do. Few Two o'CLoai. Si Si 111 A 1114 118 4 4 40 41 ssit 114 911 94 NS 111 St sa 49 61 Si !Si irti 1232 129 130 294 us 101 100 661 662 111} 1111 74 76 111 163 43 44 101 l 102} 106 106 46 2 65 61.4 Do. Sow 160 Do. Bra Dieby all MIL 01. We. .114.) all Do filmes all 1111 a Cad all MN Beet (Cray Ls).. 100 Do.ldia..Tirta. Dune 140 1. 100 lbases—Berwlek Do. 11.11.1.. Pure Do. Ueda 1411 be. Tart -- 100 Do. Carlisle Do. New all North Staecedadara ell NoselalkaWesSeraJzo tea Small& °salad -- 100 lleollisit N. ■ aboe.Sal 108 I a u Shrewsbury a Welchpl 100 leo South Samara .. Hu [both Wales He B. Barbi a laver Da sa wa s an abookke u Ao 8 Do do 1641141.... 100 Tell Tale 8 Do B I Do C laDo. ...... la v.s. ce klth leo vtakets eft. Phalle Bye Waterford Killissay tee Wed Cornwall toD W.A 6 ==a2, l , l ml an 1 1: 1 0 = iii 1s nit INn2 ir 1 1 pm V 7 fa Et 2 101 ise itt ~ 117* US 118 1 1 . 1 111 1 180 129 46 47 99 101 60 62 32 33 ate 92 OD 71 100 102 atlo I 4 , 9 8 1 91 P. 1 4. 4.1 v - s - ■ :AS le ii a) 46 •7 8 2 41 143 1.6 - - The railway market is buoyant to-day, and e t nearly the whole of the leading stocks have risen. w South Eastern has advanced 6per cent ; London tr and North Western and Midland I, Great Western NS and Caledonian 4, Great Eastern 1, and London and South Western I. The fortnightly set- I T tlement, however, partly engages attention. SS London and North Western stock is now quoted I: 1021 to 1034 ; Great Western, 661 to ; Mid- sa land, 12S1 to 129/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, wa 112 to 1; Caledonian, 1171 to 1191 ; South Eastern, 921 to 93 ; Great Eastern, 53 to ; Great WA Northern, 1271 to 1281; and London and South 1 2 Western, 1451 to 106. . tN ...vest Indian Peninsula Railway stocks, and iii Great Western of Canada shams have improved. 1:: San Paulo are inquired for. us ea usoretasr ileums &ND nom. le 11 ---- 1 --- 64sa 1 is A So 1 p.m. a -- Ito to et. 1 n. _ ft M n 11; - IL I- t. I' I I. 7 I 7. I iq 7 ii: - I ‘. -- I ti BLINI Luaus • ihissilis apt.: in MS. •CUS4.IOa. I Do. New I De. New. leola Nem- ell BeedeaNdleNd Al Dana/dim 100 Owe. NM. lioNAlda‘ADestledeb do= IN De. a641.1+ 1 NO diode" • 11. Imam 1 toe LpeTADookoD.e.rw , 1 ill Dernerars,7p.o.per.pret RI limners Brod 1 tte 16LA Lake* gni. 6 p.Ol. 1 10 De. 0. Intakdoe 10 Do. H. do ler hood 'Donk oil/6104a WI Do. lit prof. 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American (L. Lon. & B. western (Liza co.l and West:Mow , Ilercar tile &Albans, (L Metro.* Pro.. nat. (a. Da Reserved Midland Bank (Lim.) National ot Lirool(L 4. PTO. 01 hoe • erp New Do do National Bank._ 6 008 Re I woos tin 10,000 100 I SAO 60 00,000 V , 10.10 E, 100 • 10,000 100 10.00 0 10,000 100 6,000 100 6.)005 1.0 10,000, 50 too! , 1,0001 'OO 6,0061 100 10 OA 100 25,000 10 " ow l " 2.,000. 60 25,000) i i 1 ti 'I I fi . p&r iPO 64 W.als Ortostal Bank Omtwww howlax% of !reload .... Po New Wade, Pull., Deal (L South Australia Staad.of Brlt.S.lttrics{ l Woo of Au•SrK v• . lia. of Buk.Blrokoo (L LOO Uddi of ird•ad (Um). 17dea d Lades rilOiLl No. I Sh. 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Gina Snip (Llanited) Do. lie per pant. Pre? Tad/so PPrrylnir (Li • Internat.Finon.Soc.(L) halloo ?meow'? CS/1111 Joint Stook Disoount(l Lobos Tea (lit•d).• omet•lrt Vol • Los. Fthandal Asia. (L Loa. Ow. Usesloos llstires Intim. Osnei Nottitos. ii i .TO. Car.. &W.i NstalLand&Coa.Co.( l 4 . Nastotaal lftecomat vo.. I ;ii:iii.'i 1 01 dig pla 14 fPm ( .4 Par_ 4 - 1 I—Kal N (4 56 5d 90 99 i 412 245 22 In pm , 24 58 12 1 102 412 2 Eli i.e lb. procei I eldel. J 81191 r! 2 S die P ! M V so SS 10.000 60,000 10,02? Do. New N. WOOS. * N. Mot Niwiland T.snolL.(l.Aiss N._ It.. LOZlOSitelatti s^otwl i ~ -- 17 Pss u 114 11T us 117 S S Sal 106 107 11 IS . . t 4 6 - MI ll 1 *I as i -pal Ir. mi Oda I. Atm (11.3-. • Ottoman Gem Peg Rives laa4 • Kiu Pa do. and OAS. Maar 3 i pm 1 it t a• a -; —pm - I !pa , • 1 n P P : si 1 4 " 60 78 76 18 17 19 Pal It I," I 4 in I it P• es a to 14 Do. s.w 114.11i1L(L) IT ...• • • Ito do Jan. Olt7 Do. no load Mall era • koala AIM. landrimm &African Irriaa.l nv.p. Saab Australian Laud Illebnirkno rM. &NIP • • Do. 40. 'La An. ot Luta.) 7 1 les t Trustiaa.Co. u t col 6r 6," TAt T . • ea Via esssees 1Ae1.... 34 14 .-S-: _so. • • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BITING.—(THIS DAY.) CUMBERLAND PLATE. 3to 1 mat Joey Jana (t) 3 to 1 Hogan Jolla (t) 5 to 1 Oahu On GOODWOOD BTAIIte4 10 to 1 apt Bloodia (t) 10 to 1 Aokad (off) 14 to 1 Grimatoo (t) Zapataado (t) 16 to 1 Evatiband (t) GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 2 apt La Tongues (t) 5 to 1 Bookatooa (I) THE DERBY, 1864. 20 to 1 apt Otrobtmooo (t freely) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS RH-LAND.-(THIS DIY.) The arrivals of English wheat, fresh up this morning, were limited, but mostly in good saleable condition. The demand for the Continent having almost wholly subsided, its both red and white qualities moved off heavily, and is some' 111 instances the quotation, gave way Ia per quarter compared a with Monday last. et There was an increaaed quantity of foreign wheat on offer. go All descriptions met a slow inquiry, and the currencies had le a drooping tendency. For export, next to nothing was 1 9 doing. Barley -the supply of which was moderate-moved off 5 1 : slowly, at about previous quotations. et No cheap took placie in the value of malt ; but the N. inquiry for that article was somewhat restricted. M. The supply of oats was large, end the oat trade was heavy, N. at barely lad week's prices. e e t t. Beans, which came slowly to band, were very dull, at et. barely previous rates. It. All kinds of peas moved off slowly, and late rates ware es. with difficulty supported. 91. The tour trade was in a sluggish state ; but no quotable 194 . Usage took plain in prices. IL Oa The arrivals of floating cargoes of grain off coast have u emanated to 24, viz., 5 wheat, 13 maize, 1 barley, 1 beans, ea 1 Davi, 2 oottossead, and 1 milletseed. The demand for at, the Continent having fallen off, wheat has met a dull inquiry, ta and, in some induces, the quotations have had a drooping tendency. Michigan has sold at 475. 63. ; tad winter, 11 5 : 46a 9d. to 47a. ; Milwaukie, 43a. ; and ()kirks, 44e. 6d. 10 per quarter. Maize bas given way 3d. to 6d. le per quarter, with a dull inquiry. Odious, 30s. ; mixed - American, 28a. lid. ; Danubian, 29e. 3d. ek MO Barley h has moved off slowly, at 255. 6d. for Danubian. Very little bushier has been doing in rye. Anoff has realised 345. to 345. 64., and Danubian 33s to u 33e. U. per quarter. Beane are inactive, at 30s. to 315. to for Egyptian, sod 315. to 325. for Barbary. Millet seed may be et. quoted at 225. to 235., and Dart, 27 5. 3d. par quarter. Linseed Ir. is somewhat heavy, although the supply on offer is limited. t . Aaoff, stoat, is offering at 665., and 2,030 quarters et . Claude have realised 695. 6d. to 675. la warehouse, et Odense is quoted at 65a. to 675. ; Egyptian, 64e. to sem. ; Bt. as Petersburg, toe, 67a; Arelw 61s. to 625.; and Riga, M. 455. to 52a. per quarter. In lamed cakes, very little 10 is puling. London made, 91. 15e. to 101. se. ; New York, in barrels, 91. Hs. to 101.; ditto, in bap, 91. 10e.; It Western, 91. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. Cottocesed cakes se areworth 51. to 61.105. ; and cotton•seed has sold at 71.15 e. as. to 81. ss. w too. All agr icu ltural seeds move off slowly, sad the quotations et are aimed aominaL k et t. Marva, or Supe.-English Linseed, 12 ; rapeseed. 37 and sundry, 131 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 11,846 ; rapeseed, g: 15,766 ; mains, 20 ; and sundry, 2,600 qes. EXPORTS.-Wheat, 6,181; liaised, 210; and added, 870 It qrs.; tour, 3,600 luta CULL/INT PRICE& Mails& Per Qr. WHIN!. a a. lesex,g est, red, new 40 to 60 Ditto, white 40 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln red LaMar 110 to NI Poo Qr. li OM& a a to .. mookitto so to 27 ''' . bit la to Itt tb at. 18•110. Yampa lO to OS a' noir so to Et SI. Harrow Uniting OWUIm Grinding _YAW. - si e; ii Lam Norfolk, rd Suffolk 6O to 0 Kingston and Wan 60 to IS Brown -_ 6O to 67 Old and now , . 33 to II OAN. Lek*, teed lli to le ed "" " r ll to SI ...., 7W - lir - : Natio sad Losuga berg bU to U Bodo& t Ilacklan- Z 4 49 to 57 47 to 60 Russian, hard soft American, red wtilta . . 60 to 5 1 itAasii. —.— Grinding. DWllllog Molting Ono Dutch. brim „ hod ♦OT OWN, WATT% O.BB.IItAGZ. PROM CLUSIVI. 22 to 11 29 to 31 . 20 to 34 ____ _ [ beat vs qrs ia . 7. !l a r k s! ' qrs. qrs. P ri a p is m] Mel rit. 8314 =4l ::: 1142 161 . 1M3 .. 96: 3330 41 .. 1 11414 i t lofts; .. 'Oki 1610 .... ei .... 161 4 7 61 e 7 1 eio A li lt T015g.... 37747 3030 , 19, 850'1367 5107i13036 t LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. et. (TWE DAY.) 91. SC (u iLKITZIO AND INTEINATIONAL TTLIGNAIN.) AL (BON 001 OWN 00111SPONDINT.) et Market opens rather firmer, and the stansactiout will OL probably foot up five or sin thousand bales. t. at MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The produce markets generally are quiet, and there are aL no sales reported of sugar, coffee, tea, rum, or rice, the demand being inactive for all. Corrow.—The limited business transacted has been at g prevsous rates. es 81LTPITI1L—There my buyers at perform rates, but no 10 sales of importance reported. et. The sales declared for to-morroe consist of 660 hop °L heads of West !edits, 1,600 bags Mauritius, and 3,000 bap ej . magma roger ; 320 casks, 2, 4001 Carlon, 1,000 packages ga, I Jamaica coffee, 130 bags °owe, s,2oobags rice, 500 bags salt 'there! I peke and sundry drap. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) It ir The 'market is rather easier at the following prime :-- is Tows fellow, 40e. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot , mg 43e. 3d. ; July to September, 43e. 3d. ; October to Ds WI amber, 45.. 9d. to 465. Si St. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. sc. 1 3061 Tiii 6,293 166 36, Ql2 2,1179 119 38 to u Bl . 1 . 1.40 34 to le I L 13 to 40 w -37 to 30 os7. wth. Town made: — por3Bo 10a. Bomb°ld 4O to 41 8 ,7 Country Norfolk and Sollolk, ei ex ship 4) to 30 is. Per Cir. or Clora. Danish end Blued& 17 to 22 N. Rani= IMAM 66. Duda St to W 8, 1 672 4100 3l to U et. nu. M U. apl4 Boller 36 to 10 is . 36 to MI IM. DOW Com de. WAN* 3O to 121 a, Yellow NAM IL fratelt, per abet sp.mak. . Atooriesa. i'ez bd 2l to 22 8 , Canadian. .. • • 20 ton 141 NTO LONDON, DT LAND AND se 1 DONE 20 ro JUNE W. IN- at, 13.111.11.1111C11 ■UAU Pd. I ILAIMILIIII. 100 kllisitit6666o. 6 . lll L INC .C•ll646elan Qom lk.• 611 'Cork sad Baseloa 6116.6 61110arawall, 6 Vs NOW Dan PatILA Abie. Jes. 1M Wln . d G al IWO idia.,Per4=2 . R. SIN ,611.1161 . 46123,it C. AR 111 Ile r 11l it, coal,N — o. 1 100 Do. do. No. 1 101 Do. do. 0 worst peer 1011 Do. I. Angnonn. l lt 0 . 100 Do. do. A. 7 Pre 01 " • • NO Do.E.Uotoo. 4p. et.geut. 110 Do. do. spot cent.. gun IN Do. Norf. 69.0. Z4..1546 10 Do. ej per cd. peel.. 1547 1.14 De. 6p, ct. Wevecier V. 10 leouLlforthom 6p. et 190 De.Mred.0109.0.9 00 . 10 DI. 4a pee erit. 10 10.5p.0.red.a66 p.apto on fit W. Seelload, Whet • ....14004480014114 04 1110 Do. redeem Pep. am 101 Do. redeem. 4i P. tea 10 Do. irrodeetn. ap. ~.t 140 I:o4BP.Cia•kiesta Pro i LW Do. Blend Gun. Stock I 400 Do. tilt in. Pref. Sloe 105 Do. Moot. Ono. Stock 100 Do.Obseternet. 6 1r , 101 Do. do. do. 69.0 10 Nona Yeekiit Op St LW too.tartght...6pottion at N 4. 104 D 0.6 p.a. do. No.. 1W D0.1p.0. de. .• • LW I.e. do. I 0.., 100 Do. p.o. do. NO Do. 9.4iwi& do. 100 D 0.79.0. Prig Stook 1100 D0.10.4ek4(W. Nita t 100 Dl a t 43.64.(41v. det W 1100 ionAllotham and Dor. 1100 tANW.Cor.rINun. 6 .p.. 100 11.99. W. 79.0.0.4099 0, . 100 ' Loudonderr) and Nan , . 100 lion.NetikLincLOP.ct. 44 Do. M 110 Do. Sk pet mat 6 Do.redernonble 6p of 144 1411oadCoonlip.e.Stoc Va DO.COOS. Br.i LOp.c IOG D0.449.0t. Pref. thorn. 1N Do. Lef.4ll tebto 4 p.r NI Norfolk 6p et AL Inca 10 North tenshlt 6 per oer. 100 De. Now 00. 69. et all Dl...Border 1.1 oleo go. 105 N./10.—C00 4 . 4 r .e. Pe 0 D,. do. do 111 Do. 100de49.0. 170 . 1 IS Po. Tort. h. & B.parr ell North Iltslordohlro.. ell 11040A01 0 . New Pry.. LW INN N.1.16p.0t. PreL St 10 Do.lher.gu.6p.o 114 DO. T p. 49. Prof. Stook 101 S. Dorm plied 4f p. e I all Cis. (110 d. Ain 01.0.0 NM I Do. 44 per cent.... 10 Do. Ozed ap For emu 105 11. Woke i. 4 9. mot . Is 10 'L Yorkehlre 4 9. a. gas.] all Iltoek.aDorllostos &pc. W I Do. do. Bo p.c. •111 Do. do. Ceske. 101 .Ssff Vale Preference 100 . MAMA =Lounge p.c. 100 !W.160-011.14149 1 a.5t.. 10 I Do. do. tod do . o . 1 6 0 1 06. wt.. 6 p.O. Pref. IDo.do. Ne porP. 6 VAL NA - - 86 87 116 US 111 115 101 106 107 109 100 102 90 lig 91 99 14.4 105 75 77 Cod., Piam 77 79 174 174 106 107 119 1.0 114 117 114 1 17 117 1J La 47 -- i --- 1 P. se IS I i P., U 9 141 IN 106 66 91 IN 112 le7 109 11} 112 92 94 ' 1 - did Jri Pr° ne 22} 24 102 UK 102 104 1.0 91 Is ISO 34 SA H SA 45 41 130 192 192 124 103 105 134 133 E. - 114 611 WOW 6,14 GAO 46 6.90 MI 1. 6.0001 iO2 I 1426/ 6 1281 MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow.. The stook markets to-day are again geners ll 9 better owing to the statement from Paris that Russia has determined to accede to the bases of the representations made by the three powers on the Polish question. A good effect has also been produced by the arrival of nearly 800,0001. in specie and bullion. The funds have experienced a further improvement of 1 per cent. English railway stocks have advanced, particularly Lon don and North Western, South Eastern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. The improve ment has extended to foreign securities, particularly Turkish Coneolides and Mexican Bonds, but the best prices of the morning have not been main tained to the present hour. The settlement is in progress, and will be completed to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 681 r. 50c., being Sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 92 1 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 so 1, div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 92, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 91/, 92 ; Thirty Years AllllllitilM l / 2 1885, 14 15-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1; Five and-a- Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 115 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, par ; ditto, June, 4e. dia., Par. Mexican Bonds were in great demand in the morning, and were purchased as high as 38, but the last transactions recorded are at 374. Greek Bonds, after being marked 371, are now quoted 36} to 37, being only 4 higher than on Saturday. Italian Five per Cents. and Spanish Passive Bonds have improved. Turkish securities have likewise advanced, the loan of 1858 being now quoted 691 to 704, a recovery of } perthat of 1858, 701 to 711, being 1 better; and the Consolides 51 to 1, showing a rise of j since Saturday afternoon. Transactions are recorded is follows :--Greek, 36}, 374, 361 ; ditto, for account, 374, 4, 364 ; ditto Coupons,l74, ; Italian, 724; ditto, for account,72l; Mexican, 374, 38, 371 ; ditto, for account, 374, 38, 371 ; New Granada, 154,16 ditto Two per Cents., 313, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 9} ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares) 7 ; Peruvian, 1862, 891 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862. 491 ; Russian, 1822, 941 ; ditto 1862, 924 ; Sardinian, 894 ; Spanish, 55} ; ditto New Deferred, 4911 ; ditto Passive, 341, 4 ; ditto for account, 341, j ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; Turkish, 1858, 70 ; ditto, for account, 701 ; ditto, 1862, 701, 714 ; ditto, 1863, prem. ; Venezuela, 1862, 57, 1 ; ditto, for amount, 584. Confederate Loan scrip is better, at 2 to 1 die., while Turkish has declined to par to 1 prem. Italian is steady, at 2} to 21 premium. International Financial shares are steady at 51 to 5} pram., and General Credit and Finance at 1} to It prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company are slightly firmer at 11 to 11 prem. • The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought no less than 794,000/. in specie. About 41,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Board of Trade returns for May are of a satisfactory character, inasmuch as the mouth's exports are shown to have been on a p ar with those for the corresponding month of the two previous years, while the figures for the five months present • considerable increase, not only over 1862, but also over 1861, when the desolating i uflueuoe of the war i n America had not begun to be felt by trade. An important undertaking is anno unced under the title of " The Credit Metropolitan (Limited)." The capital proposed is as much as 3,000,0001., in 60,000 shares of 501. each, with a first issue of 20,000 shares, which, it is pro mised, shall be " fairly divided amongst the earliest responsible applicants." The direction is very respectable, and comprises two members and l one ex-member of the Metropolitan Board of Works, two directors of the National Bank, the contractor of the Metropolitan Railway, &e. The object proposed is the important and intelligible one of effecting metropolitan works I and improvements under remunerative con- ditions. It is proposed to follow the operations I of the M e t ro politan Board of Works, and to seise ' upon such opportunities as they present for the' purchase and re-letting of advantageous sites, or for the construction of buildings thereon. It is also intended to erect buildings suitable for bank ing and other public companies, offices for mercan tile and professional firms, markets in crowded neighbourhoods, and arcades iu fashionable locali ties, as well as to purchase and complete unfinished dwellings. The field is unquestionably a very large one, aud, with sound management, ought to pre sent much advantage. Another new undertaking is the Leasehold In vestment Company (Liwited). In this case the capital is 100,0001. (with power to increase to half a million), in 10,000 shares of 101. each. The object is the investment of capital in the purchase of leasehold property ; " the surplus annual rental, after payment of all outgoings and interest upon the capital paid up, to be r einvested from time to time in similar property." it is affirmed that pro perty of thisdescription may be purchasedto almost any extent to pay 8 per cent., and return the purchase money within the term of years. The company also proposes to borrow money from capitalists on security of its property, and to make this available for further advances. The propo sition with regard to the apportionment of the profits is, that "a fixed dividend of 6 per cent. only should be paid to the shareholders for the first three years, and that then, and thenceforward, triennially or annually, a valuation of the company's property be made, and the divisible surplus (above the 5 per cent. already paid) appropriated as a bonus upon the shares." The direction is respect able, and for the most part composed of persons who have bad experience in the class of operations contemplated. With reference to the Greek debt, the following is from the Money Market Review : A deputation of the committee of Greek bondholders has just had an interview with Earl Russell, for the purpose of obtaining his lordship's good office% and consultin of g with him to the best means of drawing ths attentiou the as new Kiog, sod the Greek government, whenever it may be finally constituted, to the simple fact of the existence of Greek debt of 7,000,0001. Of course nothing definite can be dime until the political queetiou is finally settle d , and the lonian Islands become pert and parcel h new Greek kingdom, but some importance ia held to attach to the mere act of drawing attention thus early to this long neglected liability. considering that Greece, to ite dis Itgrac is e, has never hitherto formally recognised the debt. high time that so important a preliminary should at least be settled, ai,d to this object the committee are directing their attention. - - - SATURDAY SVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1, ex div., for the 9th of July, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 92 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 9 1 1 , 92, ex div. ditto, for account, 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents. , 91 1 , 1 ; Bank Stook, 232 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1091, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1061. The India Five per Cent. stock was unaltered, at 168 to 1, ex div. ; and Exchequer Bills at 4e. the. to par. The foreign stock market was decidedly better. 1 The principal recovery was in Greek Bonds, which were in great demand, and closed It per cent. I higher than yesterday. 168 166 lib lab B 1 K 1.0 102 127 119 lORRGIN RAILWAYS. Mt 1 Pd 1 ILARW&VI. CL pelts'. I 4.1. L - - • all lAstwarp a c.ostardara 8 Illablaatlrra.ll...lp.o 194 ail Illalglas 11..1mcgon 16 11 1 I &Ayres GI. Boutberna. dig par arl 100~ , 11 al all ramerak7p.c.par.pral lamb Basal& 1 ▪ ,Bratarn al Trance all , Od. Bogdan gas. 4. p. o a Great Lazasarg. all laillan Janda= ▪ IN•a4BLlage B Cho o a.Prt [or W ratters L. A • •• • • all • N.Rall &Area 7p. C. le; Do. La do all ,11orvagiaa hank flat all .Ottoasan'llm7rna 4l din ) all 'Paz* Loam sad (MM. all 'Pula sad Masao all I Portuguese Balls., Royal all aaolls and A.lrraaolcil. all ilga rod Danabarg ▪ Iltoral Duda!' ▪ l ic gl par gab. I 1 all limbo sad Kona W Do. parroant. Pref. 8 IParot ' all Do. do. . Ir.. 11l W B.Aas4l; Lon- , iiO;i' 861 18 13.1.al Partsaal7parotpj 16 GP loalbarn ol SI ITartn and &aroma all I Do. do all 'lnes Tlaodfin - - 1 1 1 all De. if par siaL - Pew 1 all 'Weal W.al 99 i toe Pca Ift No. I SO- I Doom. 1 4 P'nl 12 12 40 41 22 10 ! suss sit ekes, Sis IS e i 7 I 1 IMUlikb. 1 Pd 1 Q. Pliela 004 el \0 tt = lOl 10 11,0 11 4 el Sad atittraat lja i I: 1 - 0 141 -- LOWE M. London 1 00 Id le 1,00,0001151. ,St 11 atharha• lOO ll le 0 Wee el 'Southampton 100 10,:t et. !Victoria led 100 102 —.. & le I Do. New I I edi 11 •-• W II 83 lid EMI Itoo ,~.i ,w The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company were last quoted 11 to 11 prem., being Weil] the same as yesterday. The letters ot allotment were distributed this morning. The share certificates will be ready on the 6th of July. The shares of the International Financial Society have recovered to 5 1 to 151 prem. General Credit and Finance closed at 1 1 to 1 1 prem. ; and London Financial at 11 to 2 prem. Goan Marine shares closed to-day at 9to prem. ; Universal Marine, to Codie.; Thames and Mersey, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; mmercial Union, 11 to 21 prem. ; North British Mercantile Insurance , 161 to 171 ; British and Foreign Marine, to prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows ..--Cannes Hotel, 74 to 8} prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; Bank of Weetnunster, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, i to I pra m. ; London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, I to 1 prem. ; Continent al Gas, to prem. ; uenos Ayres Northern Railway . Deferred Preference shares, to 14 prem. ; Maon tins Gas, Ito prem. ; Medoc Railway, to 1 prem. ; and Sardinian Railways, to @ die. MINES.--(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ctocx. In the mining market to-day the attention of the dealers is chiefly occupied with the fortnightly settlement, and prices generally are without varia tion. East Caradon shares opened at 271 to 28, and are now quoted 27 to in being lower than on Saturday. Wheal Crebor are quoted 2to 1 ; Drakewalk, 11 to ; 'East Basset, 81 to 82; East Carn Brea, 8 to 1 ; East Granville, 31 to 1 ; Tincroft , 21 to ; Wheal Ludoott, 41 to ; Seton, 213 to 215 ; West Chiverton, 24 to 25 ; Chiverton, 7 to ; Marko Valley, 6 to 1, being dull ; Caradon and phoenix, le to 11; and New Wheal Martha, 31 to 41. Cobre Copper shares are in active demand, and are o ffi c ially marked as high as 33e. United Mex ican and Yudana ni utana are also inquired for. The Hindosbui (Singhoom) Copper Company (Limited) have concluded arrangements with an experienced metallurgical chemist, to proceed shortly to their mines and report upon them, wi ch th especial reference to the question of the gold whi has been proved by assay to exist in tee co pper ore and quartz. The following mining dividends have been declared daring the present month : Mine. Dokoath ....... West Wheal,Seton Beroddoot Wheal &toe Wheal Clifford Wheal Gulls Wheel TeWnwny Resewsll Hill and Ransoms United... 0 1 6 North Treskerby ... 0 1 6 Bosenwen 0 5 0 fit. John del Rey General Xining Aso °anon 0 0 Per share. Amount. L 8 0 0 2 2,884 0 0 . 5 0 0 . 1 15 0 1,188 0 0 . 0 7 6 . 1 0 0 .010 0 450 0 0 445 4 0 312 0 0 *5OO 0 0 12,500 0 0 3,750 0 u -,43914 0 5361... .. PROVINCIAL MARS MAXIMS. Immo; Jury t7.—Balsa today: Souglaik ma . Whitehaven and Furness, 19 7-16—Britialt Amarlean ohmage 'tankful Camenso7. gi Ti—gessa insurance Company, tp. BLUII3I4HAII, loss 27.—South Staffordshire itallwauhs_an bands at 11 —Birminabain Bank, at ni —sod = d ucal Gas, at p , S. London and North Modern st=n7s offered at 101 1-oeford lot ranteed (tooted 190 buyers—Bk. inlngitana Banking Company, 10 to Y7t— Stoirbradse Banks, WI, buyers—Birannekkam Ire-dace shares, 107, bnyare—Olosoratsr Wagon, 11 1 to 11E-and Youth Staffordshire Waterworks, 71 buyers. Comma or Peicarrons.—At a meeting of the council of this corporation, held on the 27th inst., as answ er to the loyal addreas l a tely presented by the council to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales mileages siou of his marriage, was laid before the oonseiL The follow ing gentlemen were elected members of the college :—Mr. S. Bamford, Rippoeden College, near Halifax Mr. S. Bickby, Britannia Schools, Benbury ; Mr. F. Caldwell, Western Collegiate School, Exeter ; Mr. W. J. Gartman, II College School ; Mr. C. G. Dear, Gloucester-honre v = ington ; Mr. F. IL Imre= Creditors Grammar School ; Mr. J. Redfern. Ab ercrom bie-villa School, Hampstead ; sad Mr. G. T. idler, lthuniogtree. TER GREAT EASTERN.—In proof of the facilities of the port of Liverpool for the performance of any de acription of work, we may Math that the inward cargo et the Great Eastern bas been discharged, mad the ship coaled for her next voyage, in se ven workin g days. When it is re membered that the cargo discharged and the coal shipped would weigh in the aggregate sot much lees than thirtasa thousand tons, the magnitode of the work aod of the es emeary arrangemouta may be imagined. The emessity of loading and discharging in t he Sloyne of course very mate rially increases the work to be perforMed, but this drawback is at present unavoidable. The ship will sail to-monew (Tuesday), and as she will call at Queenetorns, it is ex o pected , that she will take a greet number al pamengers f all daimon THI GRIAT TRIAL OF STILLY FIItReENOINIS. The forthcoming trial of steam fire-engines in fixed to take Place at the Crystal Place, on Wednesday next, the Ist of July. The committee, which is presided over by the Deka of Sutherland, offers four prises—two 2501. each for steam engines not exceeding 30 cwt., and two prizes of 1001. cock for larger class engines not weighing more than 60 cwt., the weights not including coal, water. hose, ke. The &nth°. Mks of New York have sent over their finest "fire steamer" to compete for • prize. She is named "The Man , batten," and is described es the most efficient for power out of the thousand New York engines. The number manufacturers who have entered their IMMO for the trial does not exceed twelve or fourtese. The judges are as follow :—The Right Hoe. the Earl of Caithness, the Duke of Sutherland, Lord Richard Circe senor, M.P., Mr. J. G. Appold. Mr. J. F. Bateman, Mr. W. M. Brown Mr. T. R. Compton, Mr. W. H. Crosland,Mr. W. Fairblirn, Mr. T. Heeksley, Mr. J. E. M'Connell, Mr. Henry Maudsley, Mr. J. Matthews, Mr. Naamyth, Mr. J. Penn, Mr. Smith, nod Captain E. Y. Shaw, the sangria tendent of the Fire Brigade. They have selected the ' northern falls or cascades to the large lakes in the Crystal Palace ground as the site where the different angin' will be tested. Captain Shaw has invited the chiefs of the numerous fire corps at Berlin. Paris, Hamburg, St. Peters our burg, sa also at Now York undo be of the American ' States, to Loudon as his guests, to be present at this trial, which no doubt will be a most exciting affair. A Duzsawawsn's EIFIRIZNCE.—" A Dressmaker" writes to the Tunes :—" 1 have for some years been em ployed as dressmaker, having been compelled by the death of my father to gain my living by that occupation. We gusually work during 14 hours a day, and in mem of emer ncy we have laboured 30 hours consecutively, with the ex ception of intervals of rest not exceeding, on the whele,.one or two boars, our failing strength being supported by strong coffee or tea and a few doses of port wine. Oo Sunday we are only allowed breakfast, and are expected to spend the day out of the house with friends, if we have the good fortune to presses any, and, if not, where we eon. You may readily imuceive that this arrangement is by no means cooducive to morality, and I regret to be obliged to confess that several of my companies' have been irretrievably ruined io commoners 1 have struggled earnestly, and hitherto, thank God, succesafelly against the manifold temptations which have beset my Under continued close confinement, want of exer cise, and overwork, my health gave way, but happily I have found friends who have enabled me to relax my exertions. sod I have now nearly regained my strength. I have no wish to excite sympathy by exaggeration. I have told you the simple truth, or rather somewhat less then the truth. We poor dressmakers shall bless you for ever if you succeed in improving our condition even in the slightest degree." A WINDFALL , — A very acceptable windfall has been announced to a farmer's taboo, er at Harebatch. The f or tunate recipient's name is L inaford, and the gratifying feet was made known to him whilst at work mowing in the field. Immediately on becoming aware of the contents of the letter, which conveyed to ham the news, he throw down hie scythe and exclaiming, " I shall have no more of that," left the fanner and his gram to their fate. The legacy which Inngford has an unexpectedly received is said to amount to between 30,0001. sad 40,0001.—Berks Chroat..le. W FLICK ON THE ANOUPARY COAKT.—RIIO I I 4 VLYN, PLR HOLYRI&D, SATURDAY NIGHT.—The barque Diadem, of St. John, New Brunswick, Bosworth, master, came to anchor pear Cymmarso, about three miles from this placs about one o'clock this morning in a thick fog. She was in tow of a steam tug. and all her masts had been cut away. The Rhoscolyn lifeboat of the rendered Lifeboat Institutioe put off to her assistance, and all possible aid, tied ultimately brought four of the passengers merely ashore. The steamer afterwards started fur Holyhead with the Weals. °STRUT, Pat-scs.—HALF-titows DAY.—SaTos- DAT, Jose 27.—Adrnintioes oo payment, 5,510 ; ditto by maws tinketa, 6.849: total. 12,369. QUININE. —Dr. Hamill's report on Waters' pre pars:too of Quinine foo well known as Waters' Qulntne wise" wannest.) its value. Full list of teatlmnidala forwarded by Re nert Waters, 2, Martin's line, Cannon.etreet, London, 6.C. — Fold by grocers, Dalian warehousemen, and others, at Me. adonis. Wholesale agents, E. Lewis and Co., Worcester.--1 advertise meat], .` * J . I I