The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

: e ry harm In place of jack boots and f o rmes, be wore gold lace tronerre. The cuirass was likewise absent, but the distinguished Am wore a helmet sad red plume. Altogether be had a mos:.lieforya.' appearance. Marshal Pelissier rode a Each charger with leopard skin ho!sters and red Tel ut i odine, being himself in lull dress with cocked hat. t. , :r William Codringtoo was mounted oil hi. as pony, and w moat unostentationsly d r essed, a.ttiough he wore a red coat with cocked hat. General 31•NIshon, who has the character of being a Tory lard rider as well as a most gallant officer, rode a ssperb cheenot. Sir Hugh Roes was likewise well mounted. As the procession, with General Windham I and others io rear, paused along, Lord Gough was re pestedly beard to express him delight with the appear slice of the troops. A. Lord Gough pared this Foolier Guard., he shook hands with one of the when& On the returo of the precession to the paTi- Loo, Sir William Codrington ordered a salute from the artillery of nineteen guns for Lord Gough, and he then placid himself in frunt of the lice and ordered a general sabre, which was followed at the call of Lord W. Peltier, C. 8., who commanded the parade, by three cheers and one cheer more for Lord Gough, who took off his helmet and kept it off the whole time that he was addressing Sir William Cudringtcn oa the appearance of his troops. A gun now fired for the troops to return to their different camps, and a hand some luncheon was agreed. The spectators were very few, if the officers not on duty are deducted. Amongst the former I noticed three Russian ladies, the wits of the French com mandant of Sebastopol, and three English ladies, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Strsubenzey and Mrs. Brine. Mrs. Seacole was likewise present, and she had the honour of being introduced to Lord Gough, who appeared greatly pleased with her. Lord Gough in all proba bility will take his departure on Tuesday, the 10th. Before his departure Lord Gough, at the request of Colonel Mandy, C.B.,wili insp. ct the 33rd Regiment, which was commanded by his nephew, Colonel Gough, C. 8., who died of wounds received on the 8:h Sept. On Tuesday morning tho Grenadier Guards em barked at Kazatch for England in the St. Jean d'Aere. Next day the Coldstmma embarked at the same port in the Agamemnon. The god battalion of Royals likewise embarked the same day at Balakisea in the Pacific for Malta; and the Ist battalion Rifle Bri gade, under Lord Alexander Russell, for England, in the Apollo troop ship. The Fusilier Guards are w►iting (or the Princess Royal to arrive; and the 2od Battalion Rifle Brigade, under CoL Hill, expect to embark on Monday, in the King Philip. Major Henry'. I troop of Horse Artillery sailed in the Kangaroo on Wednesday, and Capt. Crauford's Z 11,ttery embarked yesterdsy in the City of Aber deen and Candi.. The Gibraltar has sailed for Scu tari with more invalids. The hospital steamer Ottawa hos left for Malta with a portion of the 31st Regiment and the headquarters of the 14th Regiment. The Bahian' sails for England with Staff officers and horses. The side•deamp to Lord Gough is Capt. Sallie, of the Sloes. Lieut.-Col. Maclean now commands the Artillery, and Major Robertson the Engineers, the whole of the Artillery and Engineers Staff, with others, having embarked yesterday, ea will be men by general orders. Mrs. Hid has likewise left. THE MANCHESTER MODEL SECULAR SCHOOL AM) THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION. The Manchester Guardian oontaioe a oorraapas dime betimes,. the Conimmittes of the Model Becalm &sh o o of that city and the Committee of C. accil on lidociation. The Mem shyster Committee state that shouted, situated in the millet of a dress and poor repulatiou, is attended by about 330 boys, priecipally from 7 to 12 peened age, almost' the whose of them chi , dree or w of destitute, or very pier peruses, who caaaot aff mi to par for Waal lastriostiee. The aka:Wm of the teaching is homed epos the medal of the Irish national schools ; the object of the sishael bang, "to afford (mingled buttery gad moral, sad separate reli gious tastrectica, to ehildres 01 all personifies, upon the faadsmeatal principle that tio attempt shall he We to In terfere with the p collar religiose tenets of aey desedpsis i a of Chemise (ir other) pupils." The school was (pined, Avglet 18, 18•54; is simonised by sanatory nbacriptions at ea anted cost of 6001., and the master a certificated" teacher is assisted by &sr adult paid timbers. The school committee do not pool, to give special religions isstrsetioa, or to owe the reading of the Ho'y Baaptures in the school ; the eoimposition of the atteulauis aid other leanness coon , chid with the school, indeed, would reader either of these ruses imprattictble. &sternal° per coat. of the chines.. stated Sunday schcols is coariesion with many religious denominations It is earnestly desired by the pronoun of the school that it may be admitted to portieipate in the adeastages of the pipit Umber system under Miele lordships' maientes. The partial emploeineat of megaton is indiepeueable, sod the most use ful boys, employed u part as =Nikon, Lump the school far /enumerative employmest almost as loon es their wanes hays became really valuable; whereas it is believed that the goveramest allewsece to pupil teachers would be * sufficient usincerneat to retain the servile'', of such a number sa ...Id enure greatly inv....Ad sada., is the 'shoot, without detrimest to the intends of the pupil teachers theimelve.. Toe entim-iyialists are therefore dosing that ose of boy Majesty's limper ton may be lostruttod to visit the Mambeeter ModelBreolu & h ccotaii to report upon the the- Ur. r sod coodities of the ashool,• all a view to its beteg ad- ratted te partici pa. toe a the re steamiest greats for educe tioa. The commit's • roosted' with en es proemial of their full perseamke that an iscortsat sad e‘ortary moral sad tali. limn !senesce Is eseraised ternri the inettoctiost comma mowed ta the said school; and In c ieffrination of this omens, they ensiles. testimonials from a number of gen tlemmi who have visited the seho I, isoludieg Thomaill Beal. y, Big., preoident i.f the blearhester Chamber of Coma mere. ; Mask Philipp, IC•st , the Rey. W P. Widker.M.A , immeshes' ol 81. Jim a, UI has; the Rev. Dr. M'Kerioer, aid Vie Rey Dr. Bn-d, &a. Th. c immune of council, la their asswer, refer to a reply given by their lordelipe 11J. to a similar =Marini froth • *scalar school is Bdls harsh, aid conilatie—ills lords have felt it right to main tain the same principle. • • • Although lbs actual pretties la schnl., wh i ch ars admitted to aid ander the minute of the Illth of July, 1847, eannet, is all cases, be eacertaned by inepectioo, the etasegen of all sub school., st any rate protest that, is undertaking to provia• for the • docation of a child, they undertake thereby to amigo to revealed rel g oat a plain in the touching. After circled e amnia atter , it appears to my kid., that tiers Is aothieg in the roles of your school to hat the elidefrin, towards the cost of whose edneatioa the state would be paying, if the school were admitted to aid, must neeentrily have the opportunity of ias'ructl n in reveslod religion, as well as is secular km wledge, sod in the Drat mere rules of moorelity. My lord., therefore, regret, that while they do got d .uht the dears of the managers of year school, ih.t the children woes are taaght Is it should liew the opportunity of receiving rrligiins initrsistioa by other metes tow aff .rded to she school itself, they do net feel thesomelees at liberty, In the dneharge of tho treat re trued in them, to comply with the application which yea hays add:tamed to the to==rtes of council. (Sigeed) R. R. LIKORN. Ting INUNDATIONS IN FIANCE.—MEETING IN How , / ILO —Os I huriday twain, a soriviss, c seemed by the mayor, we* held at the t. wn Mill, for the purpose of expreaseet srsepa•lty with the eufferert by the moist anon &dote In Frac?, sod raisins inibervvons In old of the fond ler their awstam. The mayor (B. Yount. EN ) presided, and tke meting wee adamant by Mr. Crawley, Mr. Pollard, Mr. Oriole r, Mr. Ilearoar, Mr. Anew., sad ether indoentlal anhehitatt . a.---NSWOASTLIOtrON-TTllta. —Oa Thursday a sumerriely squatted weebog of mer chants. oitalowners, sod other" wee mimed by regeteition to the Mayor , in toe Council &Asher, to isoimider the carpel to be takes for rebirth s asibecriptios is the town in Mal of the tasfortonste 'offerer. by the recent enteesive Woods lions n Frame. Ibe Er.och and Spanish Canaille, sod eWoert resident Fee -c' men Ana foreigners, wen premed. Th. Mayor havint brit fly opened lb. meeting • a letter was mad fr tm the emotion of are commit tie I f rho coal trade of Northumb,rlasd sad Durham, rating that that body had voted toe rem of bOW. m sad of the eurenn. Rm. Icions for wising a mobocrat bon havieg been asaaimouly adoptef, a c uninittee of gentlemen wa. app bited to carry est the objects of the meeting. The enbeertptlon list hating been heeded rotted the room, about 2001 woe collected, lamb with Am 6001. imbeeribed by the c tat trod., and smell same owerewly tethered eo the Qosy, =eau a total of shoot 7201 —Neernuele earmark. Fkitsll INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.—The Courrier Broolese of Vie IA b Item thet a dreadful bowknot bum over that plow two days before, aceempsoted by tar Nate of reit. Is ectimettheac., the Rater titre rose bay bdgb , a •••••1 sash In tte post. The I. SKI othaalmed by the shma ere very woeiderable. Ac otete from the 0.- 1051, ennoloce that the low grooods adjoialeg that river SD meowed with a fifth ionadatioe. A tektrephie doe Mak h from the Prefeet of the Histe.Clarcene. at Toolour, rates that e* the 17th the Gamine was 131 lett abuts the °battery levol, sod that the upward movement woe ec w.taolot Tt • Journal do Levet of the 19th @eye " The Loire kw ram upwards of three bet at Crime rapyorterday. The A-liar, which bad rim treads el tbree feet, bed Mita to esbeide." Tae Loin at Rome I. Coed by ol•rape to bete tone down shoot IMO feet. The mimed manatoieetkee between Orleans sad Tours le 1 stwan rapped by the greet raw of the Lobe. A fire books out on donde, night is the reef di the Were of he Le 'Witty' Body, at Per* mad by ea baste. of a r t cliet follast On 46 . "._.."" ih by k...l..Wkitil the gr,,e,rs were e It wee duatireowe the wt. totes marking Iran the demo. 'MEM WOBO jonmywy Win 1 ", led it women got utter. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION. HOUSE. atoru CAII OP wilt lIIATINO. Job Cousia;,; me.hsaie , citl 4 7...7:l3laTtp's-buildiarre, Angel-alley. Bishops/ate-street, City, was brought before Aldermaa Wire for an aggravated assault upta his wife, *rider the follow's' circumstances: Tile proseestris, a poet, sun-won female (whose head was wrapped is marred Medina.) disposed that last ems lag, Moly befure eight 0'c10..11, the prisoner wino home sad began quarrellog with her. He was saber, and struck her a Molest low on the fem. She MA op the bellows to defied herself, whoa the prieoaer 'yield them tram her, and eletit her another Maw with them on the forehead, whisk knocked her spa Mee floor, and it fisted a severe wound over the left eye, from which blood flowed sopiossly. Bts• wee conveyed to a surgeon's, where the isjury wee dressed. the had suffered a life of the most fearlul misery sod ptverty daring the period of twenty lean, which time she had bees wedded to him. Alderman Wir.:—What have you to say to nth bru tally t Primmer—l have nothing to say. It W1116..121 the Insight of panties. Alderman Wire—Yee, and you may commit nude/ in the height of passim. By puishine you I shall Inflict more puny upon your wife; but, is the hops that you will retort' to her and set properly and kindly towards her for the future, I shall deal leniently with you. I therefore commit you to prises for ono month with hard labour. The prisonir—Thank you, my lord. Committed sec ordirgly. 11ARLBOROII011.8TREBT. DAILLWO 101111.17 ow 11.0111T-lITILIBIT DT 11011INCIAL SWILL 11011111111 N. Two pot:80W swell oo►emo, who gave their mantes as Jona Thomas and George Bassett, were charged before Mr. Burton, with felony, under the following drawn stances:— Mrs. Elislbsth Cuthbert, of 9, New-street, Spring-nu der; deposed that on Friday evening about eight •'sleek, she and 'mother lady were pgedng along Regent-street from their carriage to the shop of Mr. Green, the linutdroper, when the prisoners passed her very rudely, and pushed violently onstage her. She tuned round and suddenly Lind her gold watch, valued at twenty guineas. It had been wrenched off from the c►ain, which was fortunately left behind. She es/led " Folios," sad several perms ra■ after them, when they stopped end dilated in a most Jed*. mat en say ksowlsdge of the robbery, sad wished to be wombed there and then. An officer came up and the prisoners were taken to the polies station, bat the watch wee set feead. The eonstable, who took dr pricers into ertody. said that he searched them, sad rely a few sbillisp ad Dore .oppose were Lead span are. They were not kaoaa at moat, bat fro= what had trasepired r ka entered re en= be believed that the primness ►elosged to the pro atrial roe of swell =Dram now prawliag abort do starts of Into. Mr. &Mon asked the primmer' what they bad to asy to Om chap, whim ewe of them exclaimed la a strain north dialect, " We know sighing at out the lady's watch. we are strangers in London, sad had just lett the Meet►-Western Railway Station from Laneeshire, where we were born and bred. We are really two boned young shape, sad wouldn't harts Mire( her head. I nppoes we may go now, it you be dens with *a." Mr. Beadcw—Ne. I have not dews with pm yet. Tow sr* resawlad for a work. 7110010011 U/LQLT IT L TOITTII ON KIS NOTION. Josef Collier, q. 111, a loath of as very propose/win ar parsec*, Will charged before Yr. Long with the following violent assault epos his wither, May Leas at 10, Willian-ttrest, Lissom-grove, whirs shs The rreepleiseet stated that she wee about fifty years of ago. Three yews ego eh. was deserted by her hietband, w►o left her with nine young children to support, the eldrst of whom is the prisoser. !retards, attention, while she we, at tea in the bitches (whisk apartment ohs 4a-s -pits) with six of her children, she soddenly heard some one gimping the tailless with their feat. TIN landlord speed the street door, spas which the prisoner dashed labs the presage and tea down stairs, and beset 'Pea the Paul of the kitchen doer. He got into the room, and with ono blew knocked her off the chair a which she was sitting at the table. While on roe fher he kicked her about the body in the meet violent atanner. She screened for animate, w►an her Waked catered. Is wirer to Mr. Lag, the complaisant said that ha sas ►ad beat I. SOW fad situations. She added that be Mao bit her arms. (Cosaplaiasat's lip was math swells., and she appeared wash dtstrensd). Mr. Phillips, the landlord, said that soon after the ri nser watered he beards distetbeare is the kitchen. He was rawly alarmed by baring eardemations of " Mader !" from the womplainat (Tye witness he., looked at the riower, sad observed, "I oily wish I was the aegis. tnt..") The repairs of the panel will .at de. . ___ ..__........ ...._. Polienasa Coast, D 94, eh) took the prisoner late ea► tody, said that the cessplainsat's lip was bleeding at the time he was sailed la. Mr. Lose (to the prismor)—What lam yea to my Prima (degoodly)—Nothlag. The prisnaor was seat to the Homo rf COVVICItiOII for four moathr. sad deed 4s. to, ths &amp to dm pass!, or la default. Dm swath's laprisommat la addltioa. THAMES. CIIAZOI OP MOTIST AND AUAVLT. Mlward bade., law steward of Ow sh — ilLo rd Gawp Beatiack, of Limped, warn brought before Mr. &ifs, ebarpd wit► outlay sad a violent sesaslt as Captain /tether Talbot, the master of the vessel, as tie high was. The primer, a unease looking man, had shipped is Rag land as a stawwd ; es board W. frequestly disobeyed orders, sad wed ski most 4 isgastiag langinp and threats towards the captain and alms. Oa t h e 19tb of Dwasaber, cif Caps flora, befog rep wended by Wu a pais, be b.. hawed so ill that Captain Talbot thrsaused to put hi. la coalawnest, es which he tcok • dirk lialfe from wider hie pillow, sod nourished it below tbe esptais's few. Be was forgiven that time, but on the 26th of March he broke out again sad shied Mr. Brows, the obis( Sate, for sawing into the cabin with dirty boots, sad struck the captain la the face with his flits, but was overptwered while attewptiog to pet his disk knit., and was pat is iroas. It was afterward. discovered that he had hoes plundsriag the ship's scoria. Mr. Sella rentaaded the priwiner uabl Twesday ant. THE MELTON MURDERS. The oonvict, William Brown, whom the polies are ie mush of, has eat yet brae discovered, although every effort is bele, made to trees him. On Thersiay aftentoce, bloodhounds wars pat oa the scoot, sad tracked from the &Alien' to a barn where Broca was moo the night bolero the murder, bat an further traces were ebtaiued. Two or Wee 'wishbone's' eAssios were soarehed by both Om polies Mews sad the bleedt.oeeda. Tao adjoutaad laqaftt gas held at 7Voloek oa Tharaday analog. Alfr;d Routes, baker, of Asfordby, spoke to !lading the wpm@ at the old sum sad his grealabild at 3.40 es Thurs day morals'. The old rasa ley against the deer is a poet of blood, and this elpld oa a bed ICI the wit roes with its Brest out. A pistol ley against the old aim, sad a bullet whkh bad pawed Onrush his fell at of bla 'oat. Mr. Thomas Hawse, ourgewe, spike to Midis; a bate wooed sad twolvo slabs about t►o body of the 0141 atea, sad to wa►iaq a pow mean eastaisatioa of the two ►odies. Jos. Ba;b;dge, cottager, of Thorpe Arnold, deposed that os Tuesday afters° ,a Brow. came to hi. house, sad is warms of eoaverestiNs asked field Woodcock lived by his- WE Next day witatta saw Woodcwk, who told lIIM that Brows had bees suakisp similar 'mashies of W. Jobe Carpeadalo, Willis. Moore, sad Beau Bead, all sprite to Brawn !nein sad* Ia.:lollies about Woodsoak, tryisi to elicit If be lived by hissoolf. Mews O'Hara deposod that Is the MOM Wore the murder hi sew Brows is homl vem freer the tell-Sala. Hs said he was testis( than. He was raking Us chess of sad had his stockist/. es. The *use was ;djoarsid wil Sets:day. ANOTBLA TRAGEDY IN MELTON.—Yretardity after- SOSO Mr. Thomas Clot. west late the hews of Mr. 830410 f, seettoseer, sad 'bat bin is the breast Thorresad it set fataL p iles retarded to appraisal Mr. Clarke, who wee about to eostait esieide, sad kid sl gktlp est his threat. Clarb•iS • mai mica of meaty-Imp, the as of .astir saratioseer la the taws. The smethe of Ids edam ma h est t haws, bat he hal hesa &alibi, sad 111111M4 hall THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. UM MASUD &T-PTILIM Two o'Cision. The railway share market lA, is Am Ysitsr da7's rates Sr. in nearly all man wi miiisei Midland, Edinburg h. Perth, sad Dread, liasibrast and Sheffield, Oxford and Worsteds', wad South- Eastern stocks are all in increased request. French shares are steadier. Royal Swedish con- Sane inquired for. OSDINAIT IMAMS MID moan. IL IN. I ILavrays. I i Ws. lady j to I pm. 1-97--- iraZt a lkUlms.. Beata. rrawaa~r..t rr !Fps. 41 II 4 lf s • 111 IS IS IS IS SO if di IS IS Se • 11 ib4 dA de. IN— MAW add War —... OilsemEd 11 Cisme sad isidaml= 11 Owl led Dablb add AAA MAL. dold.selAlinlA ra t deans Odom. Lao A.. [weir Moil. der NO. . ards.).. IN Idlobduli lAA= Malliedli sod . WI — Soft olloodnd... IN Poodra IN Oft *. IN Do. D. loollunl WoN(In.) 101 IN Do. NoorINDONSIL all larawar r WIN 141 Do. 11 Do. 31 11 110 r ". .". 100 INNoblos r Dololift Do. Nos NAN Min srl OloolnoN „ IN =LOIN U Oa Mho Do. lorkirroiall= all Do. 41111 Waal - I Do al . I Ilirek Pa L..... Ds. and De ng. hll4.ol.Wascarelaad) . II 'Vomited, awl Ortble.... I Oft Yaw Clualaa 1 Mara Milt I rt I Devase ihnsi. o. 1 1 Ca Sa o. a • De. a ingwaslaad... pu 1 ps soi _ _ 6 li Pa TRAPPICI RETURNS. Mal/AM Ita• Ma. Tom. row OM ~ea M S. ism Wuic seems Jams S. =a•d WON. Tilbary, sad 841;siiii4 LOSS LteS 6113 463 2 1 4 4 a4 4 ma **** ***** L I N La? .. 141 141 week coax Jose 14. Pebble at as 179 Weak edam Inas U. Lanka sod l9aekweY 1.464 TS 1.529 MSS 0 ramp and latlardaaa 639 790 796 bi=.oaustles. Sarnia. and Maks 417 19.406 WOO um SUM TRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. NEB TING (THIS DAY). A public meeting of the friends and 'appertain of Admioistrat:ve Reform was held this afternoon, In the, large room of the London Tavern; Mr. J. A. Rossini. M.P., the pew president of the esteeketies, is the teak. The attendee's was far Isom nusatroas, there being sot more than 200 persons pretest at the time the promediap were opened. It was enneansed that the chair would be taken puestaelly at two o'clock, bet it woe hilly a quarter past before the betimes wee esessameed. Os the platform we ob served Mr. Tit., M.P Mr. Marroagh, M.P., Mr. 8. Morley, Mr. R. IL Moon, and wan' other promoters et the liberal muse. exiTiutaie ---- ; In his (Teeing address, laineated the supineness of the public upon the question of adimbienselve reform. The affairs of the state had for a hag I. hese golvg wrong, sad tkiv people had looked apathedeally on until now they were on the brink of a geniftios which at any time they might be buried deem The government of the country was in the heads of the few, sad it wu settled on not in the fateful of the community but of party. The war with Recede bad been leatnialouly aemaaaged, and brought to a dis boootarable terminatioa, sad sow the country was likely to be brought Into undid with the United Butes of America through tee sue ministerial in capacity. This muting had been called to awaken t►e people to a nee of their danger, sad repletion would be moved with that object end view. [The meeting wee inarsaaiag In members, sad prosoodin when our report left.] N. I Pd. I Mamma% I eY Iny rollett as. eima 1 Neon is Lem.ll LW ) M. lee liannilmailn NNW ltL lee Jan le inns 1111. 1 eirers) ne N all NO Non vs 1 ha. es LOLIILL n. NO lirdaudedh (MEd ON.= lb etl L Enna Y Oleauslir (eet le 1111. 2. 2re ns is 11111110ONST Si 13 Ds. eine EL, IN IN Da. done IN in Larks mg Innersi N le ar i lineir When eem Wm) el. lee LoementOmr.epernal. 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BIRMINGHAM. FIUDAT NUM?. At six o'clock this erasing a frightful catastrophe escarritil at Old Park Colliery, am Dudley, beheaglag to Lord Ward, bet worked by "bot tles." Sight =ea and boys who were sessadiag the shaft is a skip, had arrived at the top whoa the skate mapped seeder, aid all of then were precipitated to the bettors of the pit. a depth of 140 feet. Five of them were taken oat lifeless, sad the remaisieg three died iaissed!ately afterwarda—Maitehesisr Otionhow of this day. THE MOTHER OF TIM LATB MAJOI THOMPSON. —A letter has beat pablisbsd from ono of the swam rela tions of Yrs. Tiontosos, stair, that she "metre& within four-sad-twenty hours of the death of her sea, so Mad, so sicipathi: t ia b t r lt i s m o t tl awd c z i osj a rt i . part . Bs at; Xs fi r r d vero s igt tli tha mi t, =lag mold slisTista the bet. nem of Hu lass she has d, the soadoleass of that Robin-slated lady walla p tar to reader the blow NM sfLat lag." Till PLANETL—Is the month of Jose the planet Mesas rims a ray little before the sue ; Mars is visible t.ll midaisitt is the southwest; Jupiter is visible alter mid night in llts south-tut ; and Sa•ara apprats_, I. brew , 'bog of the month, sear the borirta its the W.N.W., tattle after same. Janitor will be nor spinosa as a monist star aatil he reaches hie opposition to the eta ea the 27th of Septsmber ; and Satan will be is onsjaastina with the sure on the 26th of Jute. RAILWAY DlVlDlNDl.—Herapaoler Jornua non tau a vessemic.tion to Mr. Yea/e, woo estimate' that the forthcoming dm deeds of she /tidos and North West nu, the Lameeehire nod Yorkshire, the Ilidlaad, the Berwick, the Greet Northers, the Brightha, the loalk•Weetas (the Brighton sa di &nth-Weems up,. Malty), _ the Beath Wales, mid the Great Sonthern sad Weems. will provost improvements in eempa rims with those of the covreepoodfog period of hat year. The Great WOOING, Mr. Yeats ea Wats., will Dot ray an enlarged dividend, and will lay. to draw on their former balance to maintain the same rate. For the Braman Corn tine shamimiden he *Miaow a lower divklead—a sulk ws tsar, which the ehareboldtte of some other companies, ant named by Mr. Yeats, will lien hove to 'shalt to. CRYSTAL PALM.— CONCERT DAT. —FRIDAY, Joan" ' 4 ..i.1‘081 cm pares ... llr, 1,465; ditto by soma dekw, 3,168. Tool oldUiti 4,623. MONEY MARERZ-77118 DAY, Two o'Cwci. The funds today have recovered yesterday's do. ' alined 1. per mint., and ezhibit great firmness. Coe. sole were first marked 941. and are now quoted 941 to 1 ex div. for the 10th July. The Three per Ceuta. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 95 to 1; Bank Stock at 2181; Ezcheqaer Bills at 9s. to 13s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 991 to 1, being spin higher. The scrip of the New Loan is quoted 2i to 3/ prem. . . Turkish Six per Cents. are firm at 1014 to 1021 ; aid the Four per Cents. 1044 to I. Other foreign securities are generally well supported, but with only a limited business. The tales include Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents. at 67 (exchange, 128.); Danish Three per Cents., 831; Granada Active, 181 ; Mexican, for the 30th intent, 22j ; Peruvian Three per Cent.., 551; Portuguese Four rt. Cents. (Small Bonds), 51; Russian Four-and a-Ralf per Cants., 981; Sardinian, 911; and Spanish Old Three per Geste., 461. The arrival is reported off Liverpool this morning of the Royal Mail ship Marco Polo from Melbourne, with 316,0001. in gold on freight. The oorn market yestesday wu steady at hionlay's rata. --- The gold brought is by the Morning Star, amounting to between 180,0001. and 190,0001., was yesterday purchased by the Bank. A portion of the specie az the Baltic was also sent into the institution. I The retention here of the heavy supplies of gold which are weekly received from Australia ard else where, forms a most important feature. The bar silver ex Ls Plats was taken yesterday for India at ss. lid. per ounce standard, showing a fresh advance at jd. There was no supply of dollars by this vessel. _ _ The eseood ordinary meeting of the shareholder. of the Chartered Bank of Asia is called for the 30th instant, and the half-yearly meeting of th., Loudon Joint Stock Bank proprietors for the 17th July. A general court of the Royal Exchange Amor oso Corporation is to be held on the 26th instant, to fermilly sonflrm the proposal for declaring a half yearly dividend of 12 per cent. Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on the under-mentioned stocks, viz.:—Russian Sterling Four-and a-Half per Cent. Loan; Canada Debentures: Maryland State Sterling Bonds; South Carolina Sterling Bonds; Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Five per Cent. Bonds; Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds; Bos ton City Sterling Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents.; and Nova Scotia Six per Cents. The interest on the first mortgage bonds of the Cobourg and Peterboro' (Canada West) Railway Company is advertised for payment. The warrants for the payment of the dividend and bonus on the shares of the National Bank are to be ready on the 14th of July. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the hire of a ship to convey pas sengers to Geelong. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, June 14, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results: elrealatics lose eineleties active ...... 19,233,760 Decree's 346,610 Pubis aped% 4,112,448 Inclose 816,321 Mir hordes 10,218,761 Dec:ream 616,762 tilortoommit seconds' in otim bsling ssei ttruawit..•• 11,226,468 Decrease 466,668 dopoolmost Oda oull bellies to both day 12,068,792 Increase 370,374 8. on day owl ether Ma 774,393 Deereeme 31,211 The East Now la reserve The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Pahlle dspodts increase £816,321 Other deposits decrease £516,762 Noise and bills in circulation : decrease .. 376,821 Bost On the other side of the amount: Government 'acuities decrease.. 466,668 Other securities intros*,.. 13,773 Osia sad bullion increase.. 370,374 Total The increase in the bullion and reserve of notes is large. The metallic stock stands now at upwards of twelve millions, whilst the aggregate of unemployed notes is approaching six millions and three-quarters. The Government securities in the pomession of the Bank mations to diminish, but lookiog at the com parative smallness of the Treasury balance, there is room for the apprehension that Government will be compelled to have recourse to the Bank for some considerable assistance to meet the disburse ments incidental to the end of the current financial quarter, coupled with the July dividend payments. The sum standing at the credit of the Treasury is but little over four millions, although one million was paid on account of the new loan during the week in question. Another instalment of one million, however, falls payable on the 28th inst. SAX X 07 SNOLAND.—Aa Armin" potwart to tbo Aet 7th and Vlo., 0.33, tor Ito VS* MOW easolig, June 14. 1850. Nolte Wort lnn s1I : 016,100 , Sid Oda tot Beaks 11,437420 Wet bake an. 912,210 g 13.012.210 DillElllO Dt2•1711131T. = Mans' Gaggle /14.663.000 Gunroom{ IlimitSio 3.114.987 MM.. DM Weld* !Mb{ Drool*, fladod Moviro) —.. /21.220,4f11 =tl7 ' iM= OM, lorMlits ...... 14.347.079 Noise Duto h og gli Dtv. Accra) 4.112.448 Gold osol Elver OM en.te Otbir Sevmdor oadotbodlilk 774.341 COMM Joao 19. lift IL 111111811 ALL. OM 0rk1a.619 FRIDAY BYZNIXO. The funds to-day showed considerable firmness, but a decline of k per cent. was finally established. This slight reaction is generally attributed to the dulness of baguets, which, coupled with the ember nand position of the Paris bourse, induces realisa tions on the part of some of the recent speculative buyers. Apart, however, from the slight daily va riations of the funds, the general aspect of monetary affairs is most favourably regarded. The resources of the Bank are rapidly augmenting, and the main tenance of the existing rates of discount seems very dutdoas. The bulk of the current mercantile busi ness is evidently diverted from the Bank to Lom bard-street and other quarters, where accommo dation is readily obtainable at 41 per ant., or leas, for good bills. It is a significant feature that long dated paper is especially in request by discounters, who foresee that the present terms will not be long supported. Under these circumstances, and consi dering the rapid influx of gold, the belief is extending that, although a reduction to 4 per cent. may possibly be delayed until the first fortnight in July, there is a good prospect of this event taking place prior to the payment of the July dividends. Many parties are disposed to believe that the Bank rate will be lowered from b to 4 per cent. without any interme diate pause. The Paris Bourse continues much depressed. Yes terday the Three per Cent. Renter sustained a fresh fill or* to j per cent., closing at 70.80 for money and 70.70 for account. To-day the price openei at 70.30 for account, showing a further decline of about 1 per woe., but a rally to 70.80 immediately took place. To day's closing quotations failed to reach the City this ',ming. Tie letters from the French metro polis report a feeling of extreme discouragement amongst the speculators. Fresh " executions •of weak operators for a rise were taking place daily. This painful process, however, is a wholesome one, and will tend to plow the bourse upon a firmer bask. It is obvious that excessive and rotten speculation has long prevailed, and of this the market most be Purbefore it can sesame a healthier position. .3.. opened at yesterday's closing quotation of 944 to 1 ex div. for the 10th of Jaly, and were last quoted 941 to 4. The rate for loans on government securities in the Stock &Amp woo 44 to ti per 11' 1 Pt. li PO le N. 111 111 1 10 Si. st. se soo is so * i 0 LI It 104 6 1 5 'a •,. 1 A IR. *II II e it. it. et. so It. , 1 pie , 8..... 18 i 1 0 1 I Hie NI i /II Ni si Oa WI i 71 lOU Ilf MI i 4 4 la 44 Si SI SOI $ll 101 1 O 4119 19 HI i 4 IWO lON WWI U' al A i I IN 100 1 101111 Uil I oi so 'so 111 ity 3 1 sf xi 413 A rent, with a good @apply of money. The ofilcial Imbue, report is as follows :—Thres per Cut. Cos ,sole, for account, 10th Jolt. 94j, I, lex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 94/, 1. New Three per Cents., 9q, 961, 95, 961. Thirty Years Aconites% expiring in April, 1886, 171. Three-and-s.lix.. I per Cei on t. so Ex i c Exchequer m r (New to prem. e payable in 1868 n i. The scrip of the New Loan wee last quoted 2f to 3 prem. Excheqeer Bills and Bonds continue in request foe account of joint stock banks and other institutions which are becoming more in want of employment for their surplus fonds. The Bills closed at 9s. to 131. prom., and the Bonds at 99/ to 1. India Bonds were dealt in at Ils. to 14e. prem. Foreign stocks were also marked by considerable i firmness, but is a few cases there w.s a little melting. Turkish securities receded to per cent., the Six per Cent& closing at 1011 to 102 and the Four per Cents. at 1041 to 1 ; but this is only a trifling rano tion after the important ries lately established in these stocks. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were rather flatter. On 'Change to•diy there was a better demand for bills on Paris and Hamburg, and the rates were quoted lower. The current quotations are subjoined, _ _ . Amsterdam, 3 meetha, 13.1t0 1 ; ditto, abort, 11.17 to ; Rotterdam , 3 months, 12 to t; Antwerp sad Bru m* 3 months, 26.66 to 6.5; .onbarg, 3 months, 13 91 to 10 ; Peril. 3 =oaths, 26.32% to it • ; ditto, abort, 26.66 to 70; Marseilles, 8 month., 25 671 t 5 70 ; Freak/at m Ihrltaaas. 3 months, 1203 to I ; Prtsnborg, 3 mamba, 373 to 1; Vienna, S months, 10.16 to 19 ; Trieste, 3 wmbs, 10.17 to 20: Moles. 3 months, 441 to 3 ; Once,l/ , swaths, 26 721 to 73 • Legbora, 8 months, 30 to 30.66; r Palermo, 3 months, 1311 to 2; Messina, 3 months, 131 t to 21 S =oaths, 493 ; Cacho 8 months, 493; Oporto, 8 ma th s, 631; Lisboa, 3 mont h,. 63 to 3. There was a recewed request to-day for the secu rities of the Royal Swedish Railway, which mat with at large business. The 61. shares closed at 13 to 11; the 41. obligations at 2 1 to 21; and the new 7 per rent. preference shares at 3to 's prom. To-morrow (Saturday) is the last day allowed to the proprietors to signify their acceptance of their proportion of this new stock. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at 41 to 6 prem., being prejudiced by the continued flatness of the Paris bourse; Riga and Dunaburg Railway at 21 to 21 prem. ; Western Railway of Austria at 11 to 21 prem.; and Euphrates Valley Railway at 3 to f prem. Ottoman Bank shares maintained their late ad vance, and closed at 11 to 2 prem. The advice. re ceived from Constantinople are described as highly favourable. Bank of Egypt shares left off at 1 to prem.; National Discount at 1 to 3 prem.; and Ge neral Bank of Switzerland at dis.to par. Western Bank of Losdoc shares were a little weaker this afternoon, at par to 1 prem. City Bank rose 11. Royal British Bank shares were dealt in at 481 to 48. Canada Land shares were flatter, and Poel River Inner. Electric Telegraph stock advanced 11. Pen insular The Acadian Pram Cam to-day, quilt ■ In tl shares King 'Ltd et soda holm' script Lished, oaeolsor School o service , abirogea ram •t work.; oasts. Coast Td free f dity th it i Alter nrmer. ziectrio . tetegrapn Kong SOTSarea Ir. ren. insular and Oriental new shares were better. The Acadian Iron Company's shares were quoted to poem.; Chartered Colonial Fibre, i to I prem.; English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing, par to prom.; and Turkish Gas, to I prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. rose 1 pee cent to-day, being quoted 114 to 116. MINES.-THIS DAY, Two o'CLooK. The market for British mining stocks to-day is quiet and without any important change in pries. In the Stock Exchaufe to-day, St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 24 and 231 ex dir., and Sortridge Consols at 2t. We have few observations to make respecting metals this week, the market for all descriptions having been very quiet; and although priors gene- rally have not declined, yet the quotations, however, must be considered nominal, and if busioes• was forced lower rates must be accepted. Stocks, how- ever, are generally light. We notice that a public meeting of parties Inter- ested in mining property is invited for the 26th in- , @tent at the London Tavern, with reference to the bill lately introduced into parliament relative to the assessment of mines to the reliefot the poor. • Annexed is a list of yesterday'. transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Console, 161, 161; Cook's Hitches, 33e. . • Drake- wall., 301., 82s . 61. ; East Basset, 43, 44 ; Fort Bowen, 3s 9d.. 41.3 d.; Lady Bertha, 15e., 17s. 6d.; Northßobsit, 32*. 331; Wheal Mary Ann, 34 as dlr. In the Stock Exchange : Wheal Beller. 485; South Tolgu', 125; Wheal Tre- leweey, 29,1 ; West Beast, 341; Alfred Consols' 141; Bortridge Commis, 21 ; Great South Telesis, 81, • Wheal Tehidy, 21. 2,1; 8 luth Devon, ; Pednandtea, 265. ed. ; Quarts Ruck, 6e. ; F..rt Bowen, 3e. 6d., 4s. 00.3111,1MCIAL AND ifARZETS. TALLOW ,MARKET.-THIS DAY. The soatket Is lees sedge than during the last two days. Towa tallow le quoted 465. sett cub; Petemburer T.O. es the spot, 465. 3d.; Jane, 461. ; Oct. to Deo., 475. 3d. to 475. Manses Annatogri.-Town tallow, 48a. 6d.' fur br ditto, 2r. 611.; yellow Bossier, 475. 6d.; melted at 86e. 61.; rough ditto, 235.; tallow graves, 16e.; dregs, 7s. • SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis report, the supply large, and trade heavy, excepting for straw, which is is good demand at higher prices. Prime meadow hay, 90a to 100 e.• yummier, 105 s. to 115,.; inferior, 60e. to 80s.; new, 60;. to 84e.; rowan ' 70s. to 905.; clover. 100 e. to 1331.; second cat, 935. t 01204.; straw, 28s to 33a. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Trade continues brisk, and the supply of most things good. Grams and strawberries are famished In etc:llene 1 'unities. Baglish apples are nearly over. Preach cherries realise from 9d. to le. per lb. Nuts are plentifel. Oranges fetch from la to Is. 61 per dozen. For new p datoes prices • , range from 20r. to 249. per cwt. New Legion potatoes fetch 3s. per doom lbs. Asparagus la abundant and chat ; Green French Pearl are well supplied, as is also all of saladieg. Cut flowers eoasist of Heliotropes. Azaleas. Espborbiae, Mignonette, Chinese Priterosee, Cadences', Heaths, and Roma. ?WIT. Pine Apples, per lb., 6. to 10a Strawberries, per oz.. 6d to le • Oman, per lb. 3a to 8. Goomtherries, p hf. slew, is to es hasher, per doz.. ISe to Ws Apples, p. half sieve. r. ed to es Ifeelsrhise, do., 13e to 10e Greases, pee 100, le to lee Menem per lb., W to is Lemons, put dm., 64 to le 6d VEGETABLES. CAIN" per demo, fd to le rd Oakes, pre bosbol, 7s to is Oselliewers, 01 to Ile - ems, per bomb, 34 to 61 per Is Is 64 to 2s Artkeoltes, ask rd to Sit nee* 100, Is to 2.1 Shallots, pee teems. ed to 63 Pees, per pact , Ss to Gerne, per to., SI to Id Panama. per es.** to llce Indtwa, per ded, Is to 46 - e to 6e Lawmen p. nom Isle laid - per lioL.to let to M id to Is 64 - trunk per lb., le 64 to Is - weep de., ed to Is Carrots, err. tt. bunch, le to te lessilkeleAp.pees 24 bid Tureen de. de.„ ed to le id lime WMlsr blll. is to 4s Splesekper slew, Is to le id Ilvieserorwerpet. Is to le Id Ceswiree. ett to le 6d Pereimper Wilk he Id ed =s4des t llt i o l 2 . • Mat. peen, per hemel l / 2 1.1 to id pee ed to id illulersis. fel bomb. el to 94 1. i zzlr::-..r=.611,31.11 .1 i Lean, yaks* 44 fd The dugsburg Gautie of the 17th says "The Bing and Oaten of Bavaria arrived here to-day at soot, sod shortly after the King cf Prussia arrived, travelling under the name of Count de Z After abut two I hours' ally, this latter monerch continued his journey to Ulm, the King and Quern of Bavaria returning to Masi& at 6 o'clock." The German journals announce that Baron Marie de Weber, son of tee great come. see, possesses the mean- script am opera by his father which has sever been pub- lished. It Is entitled Peer Schema. i ‘ The persons who accompny Prince Napoleon on his cruise are Commandant Fent Pi•ani, hie Aide-de- Camp ; Doke d'Abreatee, Aids-de-Camp to Prince Jerome ; M. Hutiaim, private secretary to the Prince; M. de Bailey, member of the Institute; M. Chamosrwie, professor at the Schooled Mien; and M. C prised, a bail of cavalry in the service of the King of Piedmont. the historical part of the i espedition is sonfided to M. Choiedsky ; M. (limed is I charged with the drawings; K. liminess, assistant natu- ralist at the Jardis des PAntee, will direct the photographic I works; and M, Stahl, a modeller, will take phrenological caste. The Prime travels mccondo under the same of the Count de Mender. The balloon, the Napoleon-Eugene, which ascended from the Esplanade dee Invalid's on Baaday, descended in au hour after between Chatillon and Fon , so sr-ass -Roses . • b tk e li fo es sa the th ear v a d au ve t, o hl ft . h ß e bosiasillooti4dw jammed etered en by d t es h r e e kuar- dity with, atmosphere through which he had bees passim'. th it it was wita the greatest dimaaloy be could open it. Alter threerieg out the grappling iron, the ripe attested to it red through hie head with such velocity se completely to Claude el flesh the foot lingers of Ids left head. •. la iu M $1 Dais IN for is " OH Si die