The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-26 00:00:00

sleep with him. She knew a gentlemen of the name of ' Spasm, but she Ind MVO( told the defendant that she was very fond of him. She bad never thrown hatter pudding over her husband, for she and her mother bad to work too lard for that. (A laugh.) She did not care about her husband, end as for sleeping with him, she did not want to do that. She wanted him to keep away from her. She was aware when she married him that he had been cohabiting with another women. In re-examination the complainant stated that on the day of her marriage she slept with her sister, and did not go out with her husband because he bad not provided a home for her. She bad courted the defendant for twelve mouths before she married him. He wu formerly i s het father's employ to cut up the meat in the cook-chop. Mr. Lewis said that the defendant had bad great provo cation from his wife, who had treated him m a very im proper manner. The defendant would take proceedings in another court against hie wife, and in the meantime would keep away from her. He hoped the magistrate would dismiss the case or allow hie client to be at large on his own recognisance. Mr. Bury Hutchinson said be should not be content with the defendant's own recognisance.. He was a very violent fellow, and had been twice charged with amanita on his wife, but on his promise of better behaviour for the future they were looked over.. _ . Mr. lrEyneourt said aa to the wife refusing to sleep with the defendant that was not for him to decide. What erer provocation he had received he could not be allowed to take up knives against his wife and threaten her life. Ile should order the defendant to find two sureties in the sum of IW. each, and hilliest! in 201., to keep the pence for twelve calendar months. The defendant, who had not his bail in attendance, was locked up in default. LAMBETH. • SOLDIER'S DUPE. E/izabetk Lewis, a tell and rather fine-looking young woman, wee brought up on remand, and charged before the Hon. G. C. Norton with attempting to throw herself over Weeitininster-bridge. Police-constable Henry Mitchell, 587 A, deposed that on the night of Tuesday week, at about hall-past 10 o'clock, he was on duty on Westroinster-bridge, when his attention was called towards the prisoner, who was three parte over the side wall, and being held by a soldier, who called out for assistance. He assisted in getting her book to the pavement, when she expressed her detennumtion to drown herself on the first oppoetamty, end he in consequence took her to the statism- On the following day, es his worship would recollect, the soldier in his evidence swore that the prisoner was a perfect stranger to him, sod that he had merely met her at Watchorn's public•hoties on the night in question. Since the prisoner's remand be (witness) had learned that the soldier bad been acquainted with her for some years, that 12 months ago be took her out of en excellent situation under pretence of marrying her, end took her to a lodging be had engaged, and from that time to the present she had been supply's( him with the whole of the wsges of her prostitution. Latterly . he (the soldier) took up with a young woman who lodged in the same house, and deserted the prisoner, and this and her jealous feeling on meeting him oo the night in question had caused her to attempt self-destruction. Mr. Norton—la the soldier in attendance? Witmer—No, your worship, though I told him to be bens end he preened me he should. The prisoner admitted that all that bad been stated was quite correct, and said, that having had time to reflect, she should never attempt such en act again, and should at once proceed to her friends in Staffordshire Mr. Norton observed that the &Memo of the soldier wee SOS to be wondered at, and hoped the prisoner would give up all thoughts of such a worthless soonadrel for the future. This the rammer promised, and saying she had a friend who would pay her expenses into the country, was dis charge& THE "ESSAYS AND REVIEWS" PROSECUTION. JUDICIAL COMET/TEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. (THIS DAY.) [Present —The Lord Chanoellor, Lord Crenworth, Lord Kiitgadown, Lord Chakodord, the Archbiehop of Can ,thebury Archbishop of York, and the Bishop of Loodou) WILSON V. PI NDALL.-WILLIAIIII N. THI maw. OP NALISBORIL The Queen's Advocate in recanting his argument this morning in support of the decision of the Dean at Arches, said th►t sa the Lord Chancellor bad continually re ferred him to the passage in the article, " All things necessary for salvation are contained in the word of God," he wished his view of the legal application of those words should be distinctly understood. He contended that that passage in the articles, and all other' relating to the same subject, mint be taken with the qualification that they did not apply to the doctrines abstractedly from the facts ; that if the law of the elinrch of England, however expressed, mid that all things neoseary for salvation were contained in the word of Gad, it was with reference to certain hietoncel bets from which the doctrine arose. The distinguishing criterion of the Holy Scriptures from all other systems which had existed in put times was that it did not teach by abstract proposition but by facts from which the doctrine was deducible. It would not avail Dr. Williams or Yr. Wilson therefore to say that they be lieved 'that certain doctrines and certain historical facts were tree while they denied others. To put the construction which the essayists had put upon material facts was in fact, in substance, end in truth, to deny the Word altogether, and to substitute for it an ab stract proposition, unconnected with facto. Were • clergy. man 'Lowed to say " I believe the Holy Scripture contains' all things eecirissary to salvation, but I deny that the his , torical record of these fact' is supernaturally given," the effect would be to substitute for the present teaching of the church that pernicious and fatal principle commonly called philosophy. One argument which had been more than once advanced in favour of the appeal was that what ever was not expressly forbidden in the articles there was liberty for • clergyman to believe in. That was a position which he must protest against, for it would really include the liberty of speaking in favour of the divine inspiration of Mabomet. Another argument was that miles* the liberty of interpretation claimed were admitted the doctrine of the church would be at variance with scientidc discoveries. That was a question into which be declined to enter, but the greatest discoverer end genius we ever had found Do such contradiction in his day. and fervently prayed that human knowledge might sever prejudice Divine truth. Having thus closed that part of his argument which related to inspiration in regard to both CMGS, he referred particularly to pr article! against M.F. Wilson, and in obedience to the opinion which the court had expreere!l withdrew the charge which was founded upon these words of the essay, " AZd when we bear floe distinctions drawn between covenanted and nocovenanted mercies it seems either to be a die. Unction without a difference ur to amount to • denial of the broad and equal justice of the Supreme Being." In regard to the next article, however, which it also seemed to be the opinion of their lordships could not be sustained, he regretted be could not take the same course. The charge was that Mr. Wilson had de clared that after this life, and at the end of the existing order of things on this earth, there would be no judgment of Cod, and be submitted that no other construc tion could be put upon these words of the mow. " And when the Christian church in all its branches shall have fulfilled its sublunary office, and its founder shall have surrendered His kingdom to the Supreme Father, all, both small and great, Mall find a refuge in the bosom of the universal Parent." The Lord Chancellor asked whether Dr. Phillimore was aware of the interpretation which Mr. Wilson had pat upon the word "everlasting." The gamin's Advocate was aware of it, but submitted that whether everlutiag meant for ever, or only long duration, it would not alter the case, for the charge was that the writer bad published the opinion that there would be no punish ment at ell. With regard to the doctrine of propitiation, as put forth by Dr. Williams, he abandoned the charge upon that point and only contended further that as Dr. Williams bad made no distinction between himaelf and Benxi Buren. aid es there was no expreee mention in the essay that such and such were the errors of Baron Bunsen, the reviewer must be held responsible for all the opinions contained in his eery or review. If the law bad clearly and distinctly laid down that a lioeese was accorded to every minister of the church of England to stamp the Bible with a human character, and to give to its words • different meaning to those conveyed by the Thirty-nine Articles, then the judgment of the Court of Arches must be reversed, whatever the consequeems, even if they stoned be the undermining of the foundation on which the church of England was established. Bat if on the other I band, it should be found upon investigation that the law bad not spoken that language, that the law shrunk from a proposition which would be so fatal, not only to the clergy but to the laity of the country, that the law which had endeavoured most anxiously to secure religious uniformity would not allow that uniformity to be sub verted, then the decision of the court below must be sus tained, and the most precious tenure of this nation would be preserved, namely, the right to teach by its ordained ministers that which was emphatically designated in the homage of the Prayer-book as "the pure word of Cod." Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., followed on the same side, and was succeeded by Mr. Wilson to reply. FINING AT SIGHT —A remarkable instance of the wisdom of the " great upped, come before the public yesterday in a ease at Redditch in Worcestershire. It ap poses that oo the night of the 17th a gentleman named Baylis was walking arm-in-artn with a friend in Redditcb, when a magistrate named Milward aims to him 111:1d " Yes. Baylis, you are drunk ; I dee you bs." " Oh," says Yr. Baylis " hers it is," banding the money. Milward da alined to take it, but said he would seed the mutable for it the next day. He, however, sent a summons, and yesterday he sat oe the bench whilst he gave big evidence as a wit" MM. During the examination, Mr. Milward admitted that the defendant was neither making a odes nor obit= the footpath. The ease was, ho wever , di sm i sse d by a brother magistrate of Mr. Milward's, who in every respect sustained the character of a colliraguw—Messehater seiner. Ingot, Urtsy. Nab. ON. Mar. tri sod .41 40 9 40 LU le .711 Porelgia 19060 990 .. 10M0 4100 12710 930 1310 10900 4210 710 TN~I ..., THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11T 112071/0 IPSWICH MERTING.-(THLS DAY.) EUREWJaY STAKES. Thtee•gnarters of a mile. Jacob °maim, Kamer& f, and blowy are here. ENTRY FOB MEMBERS' PLATE. About half a mile. Zola, B.t 121 b ; Vigil, Bst Sib ; Grist* Bat 416 ; Inva sion, Tat 121 b ; Banda, Tat 101 b ; Santhal, 7st 81b ; Mrs. Somerville, let 61b ; Fitz Buyter, 7st 41b ; Yarrow& I, 6et 61b ; land of the West, fat 21b. OREAT SUFFOLK f3TAICES. About a mile and three quartos. Bally Edmond, Oberon, Flash in the P►n, Lucretia, and Mountain Maid f are here. TOWN STAMM. Three-quarters of a mile. Invasion, The Prophet, Petersham, The 31altster, and Belle of Yorkshire are ban. HOUSE OF COMMON&-(THIS DAY.) The sprakra took the chair at a quarter past 12. PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ _ The Lords' amen tießirkenhead Improvement Bill ; the Bristol and Portishead Pier and Railway Bill ; the Cockermonth, Keswick, and Penrith Railway Bill ; the London and South Western and Andover and Redbridge Railway Bill ; the Newport Pegnall Railway Bill ; and the Tranmere Docks Bill were coosidered and agreed to. The Vale of Neath Railway Bill was read a third time, end paned. PUBLIC WORKS (MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.) The report of the committee of the whole house was brought up, and a dincinsion ensued, in which Mr. Ben flock. Mr. A. Turner, and Mr. Ferrand took part. The latter hon. gentleman was still speaking when onr report was despatched. SCIENTIFIC BALLOON ASCENT.-(THIS DAY.) (BT ILICTRIC TILIGRAPH.) WOLVERTON, FRIDAY. II Wolverton its all holiday to-day, on the occasion spa of Mr. Masher's balloon sweat. Among those whs are 1( here, and who came down by special train, are the Duke of g Sutherland, Lord Wrottesley, Captain Maury, Professor a Faraday, Sir Rowland Hill, Dr. Lee, Colonel Sykes, Mr. Moretti, ko. A dejediser is given in the engine-house, which is eaten- L Mealy deoorated for the occasion. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS Mt RIC-LANK. -(THI8 . DAY.) - - - _ There was only • limited quantity of English wheat on offer in oar market to-day; but its general quality was good. Selected @ample@ were mostly disposed of at prima quite equal to Monday ; but other lands moved off slowly, et previous rates. The export inquiry was tench restricted. The imports of foreign wheat have been only moderate. Both for home use and continental oonsumption, the de mand was in • sluggish state, at barely Monday's improve meets in the quotations. Floating cargoes of grain were much lea active ; never theless, no change took place in prices. Grinding and distilling barley changed hand, to • mode rate extent, on former terms. Fine samples were dull at barely late rates. Malt, the show of which was reasonably good, moved off slowly at Monday's currency. Good sound oats maintained their previous value, but the inquiry for them was by no means active. Heated parcels were the turn cheaper. Beans commanded full quotations, owing chiefly to the limited supply on offer. The sale for pais was heavy, at barely late rates. Flour, both English and foreign, changed hands to a fair extent, and the currencies were well supported. Linseed was unaltered in value, but the inquiry for it was steady. Rapeseed sold slowly, and all agricultural seeds were heavy. In cakes very little was pawing. CULIIINT PRICAN. HEIN.Lut. Per Qr. WHEAT. e. I. fater,Hent, red, new 40 to 11l Ditto, white.. 41 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln red Muir Malting Diatilling Ortiadlng IT to 27 WALL Brox, Norlsilt, owl Baßolk OO to 08 Kingston sal Wen 40 to 68 Brown —_ 2O to 67 Old and new SS to 36 Out English, po feed l9 to 24 ZS to 27 goa oh,teed l9 to 24 PerV: D~oWe end Ywud berg 6O tee Roetock a Meeklen- .- _— r. -- 47 to 60 Ituarino, hard eott American, red „ white . BAnzi. _ . _ Per Qr. _ OA 21a s. a Aosta, potato 24 to 27 Ltish, white „ black BALM Masawaa BO to SS Tick lO to Si Harrow Moon ss to it Maple White M to •e .... 18 to 40 $7 to 119 Town made, per f/ 63 to 47 Household 4O to ♦1 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ez ship V/ to 30 POT Qr. I _ ...._ .„_. OATS. a. s. IDattislt and Swedish Id to SS , Itattlon 1 1171. 411 a.. _ Wbite . Yellow . 34 to ST .. 31 to U Grinding 22 to ID to 27 Distilli Malting ng 29 SO So 24 Onat 30 to .. 29 to Dutch. low - l6 to It , feed ALLIVAIS O GRAIN, to., CAZZIAO2, TROY MHZ 2 noon. Triaah, par lack .... NI to 42 4$ %mak* 32 to Aminicaa, per bd. . 21 l3 Canadian, . moon INTO LONDON, BY Walla I TOII7NE 2S, INcLusivz. SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooi. Quietude is still the characteristic of the railway le market, and prices generally are without alteration. is With the exception of a rise of # per cent. in Lan cashire and Yorkshire and a decline of in London t o and North Western, the leading lines are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. ; s .. London and North Western stock is now quoted es 1011 to ; Great Western, 65/ to ; ; Mid- 1 : land, 127 f to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ss 1114 to t ; Caledonian, 117 to 118 ; South Eastern, lie 914 to ; Great Eastern, toj ; Great : Northern, 1274 to 128}; and London and South us Western, 106 t to too to Indian railway stocks are rather dull, while so Great Western of Canada shares are firm. Foreign ire iec lines are very inactive. ONDINANY SRAM AND ITOONL se. lea 1 saurus. 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Lot Otradoo UN Sail Cara Bras B/ U. 7 8 — 6.001 Z.WLIO•SII(TaiIaIIL) 8 61641 11 481 .. Glraatbiar It it 006 l,Bl 8 11 —. ten Ore at South Tolgua 5.005 —G. Wh. Tor (Halatoll a 4 7 1,600 Gralrllla LOl .. Herod a-loot .—..— 81.116 41 63 6,000 Illusika Downs .. 6,000 .. 00 Bertha 18.6. 1 1 DM .. =0 , 6111 . 17 Want). 0 34 U 9,000 _ AM 4 117r911419 hou 00 Ol 1.1 OWA .00 .. Dew Woo 1,1100 - Wrath Douai —— 0 11 11 .700 North &rim LNO 11. Wh. Sonstalkeso $&l3. 14 if .1,640 .. Perth Wheal Omits 6,400 _ Par Oaus. (SL Slam) . 14 4 6 ..-. 1,121 10 Plarldame (11. lalant). 1116.1. 42 46 700 .. gookaar Wows& .. 4 8 611 .. I. Otrados A. tleari l5 415 6.016 .. s. Caro Brea (11100) . 6134 6d 24 1 NlO .. May 111111X•11 (Mow) MAL 76 80 _ Park a 1.1441. IS 38 ... 6,001 5 Tamar 811.84Lled 10. C 4l 1 1 1 Oroft OIS 6OO LW lla est Bamot (Dlopea) ll 12 13 1.011 .. W. Chradoo (19ard 2 ) 6 21 DC 401 .. Wait Mat 611 .. Wh. Brad (Moon) tit .. Wt. Baer MitdrulA) b 60 00 6,100 .. WINal Ludaolt 2.10.8 0 0 .. ~m 4 _ W 14ar.4.,6(1064u 8 14 .6 116 _ Wheal Salon 6Bl 01 249 I,OY .. Wk. Tralawsay ILLS ) 7 16 17 L9OO .. Wheal thdrou VOZJION MUM ~.mobs aludlea) arorallaa Do n as Mardi, LWOW— Br I. LAIM.C. (MO = Caps ? i oppr (Limited)l /elm ri L s ZlL,T t nel Mosatels Copper INA Rey(Llmli•d) Fortuna Iths.) lam tar pm * ak 'I IP n Olga par ad " 21 Er ..r b par M MI 1 apia I 1? i Pm 4 4 G 4 47. 4 7.1 . N.. 11. Aselrells(Ll Isgrases RAzi.) .. Ildasred Logibetan aats ItA Natk lueosikaa.o.l3 31.111dose.ot A.Asa( PoWebasdeilver Port Pldlll Seats Ba rb a ra Gold Id ball& A.ava. (Lla.; St.Joita dot Ray (Um), Ilatted .(L.) Vanooaver Coal (Lizal wn!titinst JOINT nom BA I Pd I OL prior. 105 ply 121 Ulo• 1 dla par 76 77 ni 281 126 126 1t 6 1 1 jja 21 33 1141 3 16 it 3 333, 3 60 62 a It I ,om 28 29 61 62 SO 41 11 1 414 •114 28 784 14 0 4. L0 11 2 pea 8 8 peal 4 7 41 ,74 TB ad f 4 411$ 361 444 In 461 4 Par 14 1 dla 26 44 1 die par dla par 80 81 3 poa par 4 4 41pm 411 412 1 40 42 16 1681 2.01 11 1 din 1114 26 27 lONS. LIVERPOOL COTTON A CORN MARKETS. (MB DAY.) (NY ILICITICI AND INTWATIONAL I'LLIGRAPN.) (11011 OUR OW ooERWOIDLLT. ) COTTON.—The market opera, quiet, and probable Wee me 5,000 balm. Coml.—The market continuo. very dull, and prima are goiog done in all articles, as the quantity of stuff offeriog is oomiderably in OICON of the demand. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Soosa.—There bas bees a flat market during the week, and all qualities have declined, except crystallised aorta, • for which about the previous currency has been realised. St Towards the close there was rather more doing in Wen India aorta, bat without any improvement in prices. Rs sued : Brown lumps have declined to 46e. 9d., and title's LI 47a to 413 e., at which there is a fair but not an votive a demand. COYFIL—The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have been considerable, and there being a good demand nearly all that has been offered was disposed of at steady prices, the finer qualities being most in request. Native Ceyloos have sold at rather easier prima. Tad. —The demand is still limited. RlCE—There is only a limited isq . tury. About 6,000 bags of soft grain sold at Bs. tid. to 9s. Ron.—Further tales of about 160 puncheons have been affected, Jamaica at 2.. 4d. to 2s. 6d. ; common Leeward+, la. 4d. . . . . . . firlZ . ze have sold heavily, and at prices in favour of the ye . im fra r crra.—The market is quiet for both currants and raisins at unaltered pricea. Corron.—The market has been very quiet this week, sed oaly limited banana has been transacted. JUTS has sold at rather irregular prima, but fully averaged previa= prime. Sampans continues in fair request. 500 bap of Bengal mold at 36a. 3d., for refraction 81 to 74. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41a. 3d., net cash ; Petenburg Y.O. on the spot, 435. ; July to September, 434. ; October to December, 455. 6d. to 4.55. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Leamortem.—Hide : Prior : 561 be. to flebe., 20. to 3d. ; 641 be. to 72IbL, 3d. to 30. ; 723 be. to 80th.., 3d. to 31d. ; Me. to 881 be., 30. to 4d. ; 3811 4 . to 9611 r.. 41 to ot : Hone bides, 10s. Od. to 12.. Od ; p e lf skins, light, N. 6d. to 4e. Od. ; full, 7.. Od. 811110/11DSET. —Sheep elides, polled, —a. to —s. —d. ; Down., 0.. Od. to 0.. ; Limbs, 2.. 6d. to 4.. 2d. ; Sheer. tinge, la. 11d. to 2h. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Mews. Pattenden and Smith report trade in a quiet state, the only demand Wag to supply the immediate went& of consumer% The plantation accounts are not altogether favourable, Ay and lice increase, and the bine grows rapidly. Mould is also spreading in parts of Mid-Kent. Prime re main without alteration. COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End laimbton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Hrwel, 17s. ; Walls End South Heaton, 17u; Walls End South Hartlepool , 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Smith Bello% 14a. 9d. ; Wall Health Hall, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Swim Grange, 1 is. ; Walls End Ballo*, lbs. 9d.; Walls Fad Oostartb, lts. 3d. ; Walls Eod Harlon, 14s. 3d. ,• Walls Ead Tswana), 13a. ; Wylam, its. 94. ; Davidson's Hartley, lfe. 3L-73 ships at market. 33 to 39 36 to SD II se 40 41 144 166 A 96 199 111 lie 53 6 49 61 fie 26 Itik 149} 129 IVO 1U I 101 106 66k 66 111 k Mk 118 740 110740 43 44 1010 101 108 1(8 46 4 66 111 18 . , pi, 12 128 1 I pm 97 9J fl NI !ft In Mt M 116 1111 14 li lim 11 1 126 122 66 67 99 101 60 61 13 U NI 12 10 71 100 101 74 10 1 10 It pa 16 1 8 3 ti it 902 Pan $ TS N 311 NO II Sli 68 M I. 41 168 1118 a. e 7 it V lie it, 111 113 110 112 132 134 107 100 SS 87 ni 88 111 118 104 106 MT 101 100 WA 90 93 91 v 3 194 IN 75 77 77 79 171 176 106 167 118 166 114 117 114 117 133 138 U 4 417 163 165 lee 166 81 81, 100 102 160 111 103 106 Si 97 110 11! 107 109 ilk llf ft 94 =l7 .4'l tgi $ 4 102 104 102 106 1.9 91 le 19 34 *5 34 U 46 47 id' 110 132 122 124 104 106 194 190 SORZION RAILWAYS. ft. 1 1 . 4 1 &AMWAY'. &7p & ▪ Esigisa R. I 1 L0•1 Ayres G. Sonthern(L. ea llzioastoo W Demerrjaap e•Der Prez Womb Sholguala ▪ i llastren at haws dl Od. PAW= ina.l. p. o ai :Great Lossenbourg di Dalton Janda= all Illaaa&lbaps B lbw all al I N D :or e tan .ftia B. M. Arei al irsnoa g. p. g°T .. 21 Do. Lo. do all Namibia Trunk Prat W (XtorsaceSmyrtinAldia) aD Parla inolStattlt ! all IParla and (NUNN W ra iss ataguaaelialla.lioral all NMI. and S. Irrancla.il. all sod Danabang ail loyal Danish all liars) Swadlia ail Do. 7 par cant. I▪ llarabra and Moen _ all Do. al par coat. Prat: Soarlraloalm)S. 7 PotoLl an Do. do an &A Loos rt -Venselan' IFI.Lof PougLpe:l4 •11 loathers of • Turin and Savona I all I Do. do Da. SI par arni. Prat , all irreaLilf.W.ot Rana& sooloi 114.0091 memos, smeksioi LIPKIN 0fe.866: IKON 11010 i Ci. prior. I 4 4 li 1. le" PG'ee I*.pera sde 4 41 1 il . t Dm 14i 14 1 4 12 11 401 11f 11 41 16 1/ --1 1 1 1 l Of I of lot sib 1 pm 121 I Sif 1 gribi • db. 111 Ift 101 10 11 St. roeuservial lv* SI. Do. 4 p.et.Prel. kin lOO I St. lost and West India lOO 146 14/ St. London lOO 04 OS 1 .- 91. ISt. Katharine llO6 04 OD Bt. 8011011ampton lOO I SS Victoria II D Do. New =d IT. I. Baok ;Anglo Par:oases/ (Lin. I• - .... Do. New (Limped) Beak of lova Bank of Lewd= Bank Quesnahuad Bank of of Victoria, &weft Bank of Wales (Lim) Bank of New Zealand a. Brit and American klz. tlelliab N. Imarke . Char.Bk.larlf. Oolamm 0. Bk. Indio Ana. Albin. Clarird. IL of India, &A' 'Continental , English an I Irish (Lim.) Ineallooaa.taaaCitored Eladno*Chiaadaeg. (LI Impoolid Beat. Llaaitso Legend Ottoman ... London and Brut an.. Lamlidgrestit.Plato (I. L. Oa Dank of /mat London and Colonial (L Leedom sad County Dadra Joint Mood Lon. sad Middlesex (L Lon. add Northern (L Loudon R South %era-. London*E.Amerlcaa (L. Lon. *S. Western (Lie. Lea. and Weantinetnr.. Ifforooattle Exchange (L Meas.& Prot. elan IL.. Do. Renamed Bank (Lim.) National al Llverpoola Vv. M 6 "41.. , •ailo Nair National Bank Saw Bona Wain Oriental Bank Oorr" Proving.. of Irela” , ,Nan Banda, Pool., & Delhi (L Saint Anatrnlia !Sfond.of BrlLSAffios(L ((Woo of A0...0na lUD. of Soff.dProooo (L 'Union of Inland (Lim.). Mike et brad= L 1100 14,6 Lt 4 166. lino 100 1190 oft leo Iles Ile 1,1". 1 14 1100 100 100 100 'ioi 1100 100 100 Ins 1.0 ISO 10 10 NO 61 a.~ soo ; I.* I LON SI 1.114 N 1,010 1 1,900 19 I.ar '1 LON I No. Sh. 4 00 ii 108 "1 100 WON 1'42 C r,6r 60 2,000 26 1000 100 1.006 100 D,OOO 10 10001 100 1.0001 10 jo ise l 11,600 ID A 111.180 I* M % 8 10 ,56 . 61 1,0001100 1i 7. IGO S, 100 6,006 103 10 100 25,000 f) 2), IA 16000 60 69,600 6'M 10 25. 111 16, 15 6,602 100 610110 25 4000 100 10,060 100 6%000 50 fa lld I 001/P/AtINI. le kW le kW el teo6 le lAN 6 6,00$ 10 6.700 eit. 0,000 20 Vale 6114, 0,000 23 5,000 20 2,000 IA Aneo-nlests 0114 NJ. Australian Urinal • • • • Bailin Watarwsrks.. Bombay fiat, UMW Brit. Arne/UM Land I. l .hlLasii• Malin Iron 'S * - Te LOON. St. 0,000 10 ..Pe 10 I,ols x. m•WI , • 0,00 0,000 I &MI 0,000 00 !Funds una PasoadaAgeueyAsio.tl ) !Ceylon Company Cop.lL Eng.. red./ pa &Arista raAace Us. _ _ Da ip.71..17arp. DO. ILladisCottotagoooy,l n41.1rr10.0 tho. Rook% Telogroph A•mt G.Credlt& Flo of Lon (L Om. Moans fronoo.oo Gnat fillip (Limited) . D. 17; per mot. Prot %Moo eavryino L.L . IntensaLFlnan Soc. (L.) Itallea Irr i g ation Canal 10,10,0001 16 000 10 N..• .. Is 11.1 - ,10. • 10,1.00 1.000 10 0,01.0 10 01,300 0...01.K . ON 6 300 11) 1.7^1 Ho .i - Oli 6•11 , 1 ID Do. Bondo ' Mat Stock Discowsi(L ilaboos Tea (Lila Roil— ,. Lon. Inoot•A•A - r el 'Los. Moneta Aso.. (L O.k, utosi Dea M. Kodru Inlgo. t Oaso llodflar. Dz. Tel (Lhn ; Car.. &War NatalLsorletComeo.(L) . istiosal Dticouut Co Do,borlAo , oaktlroool Do. New N. Hewn N. Arm I A N.Looland T.oadL(lAm N. DAL Sostromudos Ortioptsl Dos — Do. New. . ..... I Oaten In. O. atm I Ottoman Gam real boar Lend & NM Nob. and Ottan. Saban rd ICI prl, U U 13 PO I I I It 14 Par 24 11) lin 17 11 • t 7 Ha 117 114 117 I • I its 4 WA IN Iff II it pso z ft raj ui dis 1 pa I p•l' Ipm f i pia I t • 3 pa ▪ 4 k I r Pia 41 4 i MI t it It , 1 1 11 PM fib U U Td 18 xd IT 19 pm xd g L 4" A 24 ii 1 pm a es 140 . 14_5 - 7. IidAIL(I4 2 an 1110 daJaa. city Ini.(l ' a Do. do ll Royal WA Maas goottl.th A.A. [Donato , 100 &African Irriga.lar.(L a Ilona Unraltaa Laad an llaboar Tai. limp Do. do. T.•Aga of Anol(1..) 11. I iMa I Per Traili ~,Apv. •••• ta.Co..Camme a i C re• l . "1, • i Vasa Mame' land IN 111 146 --ii - 38 16 Po, I I MONEY fdARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hidm s Beath Amick= were nearly all bought in. Nimesa mat with a fair demand. The result of the silk sales is noticed as follow. in the circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated June 25 : The periodical public sales commenced yesterday, and are eeeeluded. The quantity offered was 1,800 balm Seugal. 6,000 bales China. 700 bales Japae, itandhout 700 bales 0110014 The whole was allowed to pass w bidding; inimp l some few damaged bales. la the general whet thing' are perhaps a shade less depressed than for many weeks pad, and some small purchases sre made daily. but stal the de mand is upon a very limited scale. The deliveriwi, unfor tunately, are very small. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 24, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active ... Public deposits 10,279,063 lamas, 396,918 Other deposit@ Glovenansat securities in banking department Othersecurities in hankie' department Coin sad bullion in both departments 15,091,118 Iscreue 115,962 Seven day sad other bills 538,175 Inereess 17,242 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes kocia in banking department). 9,689,128 Incomes non These changes are of a satisfactory character, both the bullion and reserve presenting a further increase, but the Bank has now to meet the de mand for money and the heavy government pay ments incidental to the season. Two o'Ctoce. The stock markets are still characterised by the dulness which has been presented during the last few days. There is, however, no further reduction in home railway stocks, the prices of which are quoted the same as yester day afternoon, while as regards the funds more firmness has become observable within the last half hour, and Consols are now higher than yesterday. The only depression of importance is in foreign stocks, in the more speculative descriptions of which, such as Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive, a further decided fall has taken place, sales being still eagerly pressed by weak holders, who find difficulty in getting their accounts carried over to the next settlement. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr. 30c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91/ to 92, ex div., for money, and 92 to I, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91j, {, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 91i, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents., Reduced, 91i, ; New Three per Cents., 91}, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108 i, 108 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Is. dia. ; ditto, June, 4s. die., par, 3s. dis. 11,251,396 No chair. BANK OF INOWID.—An sod Sib Vic., c. as, for as w 24, WA -at pursuant to the AM TM ending on Wednesday, Jane tarn:Wm Government debt £11,014101 Other aecarittee. 3,41K9 e 0 Gold coin and tool bar - Foreign stocks are generally lower. Mexican Bonds have fallen about 1 per cent., being last marked 354. Greek are 1 per cent. worse, at 341 to 1. The fall in the coupons is of like amount. Spanish Passive Bonds have been last sold at the reduced price of 331. The de cline extends to Spanish Certificates and New Gre nadian Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1868, 694 to 70 ; that of 1862, 701 to 71, being f lower ; the Consolid4s, 494 to 1, being 1 worse ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 574 to 581. Italian stock is steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Brazilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 901, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 164, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1001, 101 ; ditto, second issue, 100 ; Greek, for account, 35, 343, 351, 34 ; ditto Coupons, 16, 154 ; Italian, for account, 721, 4, ; Mexican, for ac count, 361, 36, 1, 351 ; New Granada, 154 ; ditto Deferred, 91 ; Portuguese, 1858, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494, ; Russian, 1862, 921 ; Sardinian, for account, 89, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 49 ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 4, L ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12, 4, 111 ; Turkish, 1868, fez account, 701, 691 ; ditto, 1862, 701, ; Venezuela, for account, 25. Turkish Loan scrip has declined to 4 dia. to par, and Venezuelan is heavy, at 2 to 1 dia. ; Confederate is quiet, at 2 to 1 die. ; and Italian, at 124 to 21 prem. The shares of the new financial companies are without variation of importance. International Financial are quoted 41 to 54 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 14 to It prem. ; and London Financial, 11 to 2 prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company are rather lower, at 14 to 14 Fern. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Tuesday. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 148,000/. The Hatumonia, from New York, has brought 30,0001. in specie, and the Edinburgh 2,2001. The remittances of specie to the East are now dwindling,_ The amount engaged for transmission by the Eller& to-morrow is only 20 1 350 E, of which 9,5001. is gold and 6,9201. silver, for Bombay ; 3,8701. gold for Alexandria, and 601. gold for Suez. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wednesday next will be rupees 40,00,000 (400,0000. The advioee from St. Petersburg indicate that the failure of Messrs. Dye and Co. will prove a most disastrous one. It would appear that they have carried on operations fors long period at a loss, and the stoppage was necessitated by the aim• plete absence of resources, the business having been quite " worn out." A considerable sum was due to the government, who had placed their seals upon the doors of the establishments belonging to the firm at the same time refusing to allow credi tors to obtain information from the books. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,5011. over hot year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,4111. ; the Great Western a decrease of 2,7371. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 4341. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,8081. ; and the Midland an increase of 4,697/. The Board of Trade haviug taken into considera tion the circumstances under which the registration of a second Egyptian Trading Company was en deavoured to be interposed, has ordered that the "Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited)" shall be registered under the original title. The registration has accordingly taken plum. This decision will, it is to be hoped, diminish the temptation on the part of unscrupulous persons to purloin the titles of new companies. It is expected that the letters of allotment of the Egyptian Trading Company will be delivered to-morrow. At the annual general meeting of the Marine Insurance Company yesterday a dividend of 11. per share and a bonus of V. per share were declared, and 20,0001. was carried to the reserve fund. The retiring directors were re-elected, and the usual complimentary thanks voted. The fact that the sum paid by the shareholders is only 15/. per share, shows what may be accomplished in course of time by a prudently managed marine insurance com pany. It appears that, notwithstanding the com petition which has lately arisen in this class of haziness, the Company took 21,0001. more iu pre miums than in the previous year. A general meetiug of the shareholders of the Bank of London is convened for the 16th of J uly. The shareholders will be called upon to elect a director in the place of Mr. John Johnson, who, to the regret of the directors, has been compelled, in consequence of continued ill-health, to resign his seat at the board. Ties FRIGEITIMIL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND The Union Bank of Australia announces the half- Barrister( RALLWAY.-ADJOUIMED OYFICIAL lave/rids yearly interest on Queensland, New Zealand, 1.:":161*-k.tirr Wm Carter , icitotaate; put It Auckland Harbour, Wellington, and Canterbury c resumed the investigation at the Pied Bull Tavern, Debentures. I Streatbsm.common, into the circumstances attending the In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was a deaths of Mrs. Lucy Eliza Chilean, and the two soldiers mated Bluoden and Stone, who were killed in the frightful first sitting in the else of Mr. T. H. Baylis , formerly manager of the Consols Insurance A ssoc i a ti on, Station, on the even which is now in course of winding up, and to the Sou th d .ridity, the 29th May. failure of which the bankrupt's embarrassments are m sits ...ABRAHAM SHORTMORIO4.-The remainder attributed. line, °:cunritie7 the London , Brighton and of the shorthorn herd of the late Mr. Jonas Webb was die- A prospectus has been issued of the Wine Trade posed of on Wednesday by Mr. Strafford and Mr. J. Carter Review, a monthly periodical, intended to represent Jease. The "crook" lot of the day proved to be Lord Chancellor, a splendid red bull calved May 8, 1861. For the interesta of the grocer wine dealers, and " to assist the development of our trade in the light wines of t w ere inn his t he m uwp so a :00 an gu in t ated t ° L ai r tili°°. . spd fro t . he bidding nations." bourhood of Fast Grinstead, Sussex, becoming the purchaser The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, at that heavy price. First Freida, another celebrated buff. and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : went for 170 guineas to Mr. J. Odams. Mr. Clarke Irving, At the tweffth series of hide gales only a limited demand from Australia, and Herr Fischer and Herr Gebhardt, from was experienced for both East India kips and salted hides. Germany, were also among the purchasers, the two latter East India- Ox and Cow -Caleutta : For hides of good Principally taking CC." and heifer . The °Q . ' , and bathos quality , there was a brisk demand, and full prime were offered made 2.7331., and the bulls 1,2t21., making a total realieed but commoo deem eptions (which comprised the of 3,4551. Including the lots disposed of in April, the bulk of the quantity offered) were very dull of sale, b e i ng entire herd realised 8,0271. The flock of Southdowns which mostly bought in, and receded id. to id. per lb. madras, conferred such dammed celebrity on Mr. Webb realised Cochin, he., were in fair request. The analysis of the sales ; 16,000/., so that altogether about 24,0001. has been derived is ri8,953 Calcutta sew parcels, 47,359 brought forward from from the diverse.' of his choice animas. former odes, and 12,0 W Madras" Cochin, An, in all 118311 The people of Montreal, in Canada, have BUM hides, of which 52,575 were sold. Leather : East Indian seised serious low b taking American silver at its nominal was in fair request. Australian met with a steady d eman d. value, when in the United States it has depreciated 10 per Salted Hides : Australian were very dull of rale. South cant. below the value of gold. Public meetings have been American were mostly bought in. Cape brought fair priss I held in that city in consequence, at which it has been re. North American were all sold. Dry Hides : South Allllll - mired that in future American silver will he takes et a rican were all poured. Cape meshed fair prices. Horse discount of about 4d. in the dollar.-Canadins paper. A18,7744//6 Qom. Government Seen ' titles (including bead Weight An nuity) Other Securitles 21.40900 S Notes Gold sad tither Coln 809,691 ..... _ INII7II DISPJ Naos Wood 5ti,774,490 L 28.774411 0. *au.° Di Prop,Ware Capital 414,661,000 gtaet Public Deposita . eluding Stelleq„ Bat . . Beaks, COll - 01 National Acete.) Other Deposits term day sad other Bills 1338,676 .142.348387 1 1.41,1411,6 W Jane 25. 1.8e3. IL MARSHALL. Mid Osikier. THOWIDAT EVERT& Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1 ex div., for the 9th of Jul, declined this morning to 91/ , . and closed at 91 to 92. For money the last price was 911 to 1. he official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mono . 911, 1,1, /, 1, ex div. ; ditto for acoomit, 92, 91 k , 92, 911, ex dm. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91 , 1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ; Five per Cont. Annuities, 107 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, 1 08 ditto, Bonds, 10s, 145., prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1061. The India live per Cent. stock remains steady at 108 to lex div. India Bonds were quoted 109. to 14s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills 4s. ths.to par. The transactions in foreign stocks were more numerous than yesterday, but the tendency d prices was decidedly downwards, owing to an in creased pressure of sales by speculative holders. Agra Bank, Britiah North American Bank, and Bank of New South Wales shares have improved to-day, while Bank of Egypt were flatter. Imperial. Ottoman Bank continue to decline. In miscellaneous undertakings, ' Berlin Waterworks, East India Irrigation, National Discount, and Joint Stock Discount were all rather flatter. The shares of the new financial companiet were again weaker. International Financial, after fell ing to 44 to 5 prem., owing to preparations for the settlement, closed at.s to 51; prem., being 7s. 6d. to 10s. lower than yesterday ; General Credit left off at 11 to 14 prem. ; and London Financial, at 14 to 2 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed at 94 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to 4 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, ii to 2/ prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 164 to 171 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 11 prem. The closing quotations tor shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :--Cannes Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 1 to lf prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 1 to 1 prem. • Ban of Westminster, 1 to 14 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, 4 to 4 prem. ; London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. • Adelaide Port and Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; E g yptian Trading, 11 to 11 prem. ; ContinenteGas, i to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Northern Railway Deferred Pre ference shares 1 to 1 prem. ; Mauritius Gar, 1 to 1 prem. ' • Medoe Railway, 1 to 1 prem. The traffic receipts of the Riga and Dnnaburg Railway, from the Ist of January to the 31st of May, have been 258,700 roubles, of which 58,691 roubles were for the month of May. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cu)9k. There is not much business doing in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. East Caradon shares are quiet, at 271 to East Basset are quoted 81 to 83 ; East Cara Brea, 8 to 81 ; Drakewalls, to 11 ; New Martha, 31 to 4/ ; Wheal Crebor, 11 to 21 ;•Wheal Grylls, 30 to 31, ex div. ; Tincroft, 21 to 211 ; West Caradon, 234 to 24 ; Stray Park, 38 to 37 ; and Marke Valley, 6 to 4. Cobra Copper shares have been dealt in at 281 and 28, being rather better. Yudanamutana are also inquired for. On the other hand, Alamillos, Montos Aureos, and St. John del Rey are rather dull. We are requested to state that the list of applica tions for the Caradon and Phcenix Mine shares will be closed on Tuesday next. Country applications will be reosived up to Thursday, July 2. THE SEPLOSIO HTTI P AND LOSS OP LIPS IN W ADJOURNED CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THD3 DAY.) This (Friday) forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner, resumed at the London Hospital the adjourned inquiry roucoruieg the deaths of Jacob Ratio, aged 29, and Henry Meyer', aged 22, the two unfortunate men who boat their livev from the effects of scalding received at an explo sion that occurred on Monday week in the sugar refinery of Mesas. Scherrer and Beam, in Dunk-street, WhitechapeL The jury returned a verdict, " That the deceased met their deaths accidentally from scalds, caused by the explo sion of the boiler in the premises of Messrs. Scherrer and Benin, and they (the jury) considered the men in charge of the boiler were competent for the work." Nam it 2 15 1 an le. _l4 Sie gi 31 127/t7B 1 8 IBC_ The - i [l 6l In 1711 41i zd Id _ld St II 77} z d 47i 8:Q r to hi lert, wit rard „al e;h• k mpg. ;hick i iv Idtog vita, siding sad Po pe KiNial lii xvooi too ;olio 100 .000 100 ~ 000 00 ,(101) 100 ,(100 000 el* 1,900 100 000 100 000 op U (4 64 64