The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-30 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA FROM HAMBURG. (710 X 001 OWN HAMBURG, Beyomr. This morning at nine o'clock the Emperor and Empress of Russia, accompanied by their nunteroes suite, kit this city and embarked on board the Hamburg steamer Heligoland, which conveyed then across the Elbe to Marburg. where • special train was in waiting to carry the imperial party to Hanover. The Emperor's private railway carriage had been sent to Hamburg from Warsaw, bat mit there is • break in the line here, it was not possible to get it across the Elbe, owing to its great weight and sire. It was therefore sent by the railway to Magdeburg, where there is standing bridge over the Elbe, and thence by way of Brunswick to Marburg, where it arrived 104 evening. The Emperor is travelling under the incognito at Count von Barodinsky, and is accompanied by a suite of more than two hundred persons, including the servants. Amongst the members of the imps. rid suite are Prince Gorteehakoff, the Minister fee Foreign Affairs ; Prince Oolgoroukoff, the Emperor's Adjutant-General; General Fikeofoff, and Prises Gangarin, Aide•de-Camp of the Grand Duke Michael; Count Von Adlerberg, the Minister for the Affairs of the Imperial Household, and the Privy Councillor, Or. Von Enochine, Physician is Ordinary to the Emperor. Amongst the Russians who have arrived here to pay their respects to their Sovereign, are /tailed Oisseaap, and the Secretaries of the imperial i embeedee at Paris, Berlin, London, Hanover. ' Dresden, and Carlsruhe. The Grand Duke Michael, who accompanies the , Emperor, is the youngest son of the late Emmet Nicholas. Ile is now on a metres' Naha exesnine s being engaged to a sister of the Grand Duke d Baden. Their nuptials will take place at Carle. mho in the course of the ensuing month. ALGERIA. A telegraphic despatch from Marseilles, dated yesterday, brings news from Algiers to June 27. On the 24th. General Mac Mahon'. division bad carried • village called leherinen, defended by a great many labyles. On the 23th, Generals Renault and Taauf's divisions sealed the bright. of Beni-Yeni. The enemy was surprised and made but little reins. tamer Two important villages were occupied. The marshal gorersor in transmitting these details sap, a We aro masters of the country.' SPAIN. The Madrid journals of the 25th state that what the pregnancy of the Queen was announced to the Senate by the president all the senators cried " Long live the Qom r sod immediately appointed a de. peaks to present their congratulations to ber Ma. . jesty. They state that in the Chamber of Deputies the president, after • speech expressing its satilbs doe, proposed that • deputation should be sent Is bar Majesty to congratulate her; on which the tlialets tried set, " All, ail r H. then proposal that ill the mambos should ay " Loot live the QNSIII and they did so. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (710111 01:11 OWN C011111111.0111:011114 • PARIS, Mosioat IM MO. The Moniteur contains the impede& &Ms= • r pressing the two poets of Director-Generalof Security, and Director of Telegraphic Lima Collet Meygret receives the prefecture of the MA 1 by way of compensation for the influential placebo r , lama. M. do Vougy, the director of telegrapho, is ' promised • lucrative receiver-generalship. It k quite a mistake to say, as I see it has been said by is London journal, that M. Collet Meygret hem lama .; relieved from his office because the general cedes anent prevailing in the country renders it unneessina • to have a director of public security any loosen MI the machinery of the bureau will be preasrved, but the direction of it, together with that of the - telegraphic lines, will be concentrated in the Mode of M. Billault, the Minister of the Epodes This high functionary, whose old liberal lasismisil • 4 frequently break out in spite of the emassipiaid system which he is fated to support, will ties as opportunity of putting a stop to theme and I seizures of foreign journals which, so tar traeleaki ; the tact of suppressing the knowledge of try 9111111 Of 11111111111111tS displeasing to government, only sum* i s t atimabde public curiosity to learn that whishiali • kr this seisurrs, would, in the majority of moss. , mover have attracted much attention in this country. It is beyond a doubt, although the fact has beim atainuously and repeatedly denied in England, that the recent arrest of some Italians in l'aris was ems. . sided with the discovery of a plot to assassinate the Emperor. The police had wind of the matter as low, ago as the mouth of April, but they could leers ea blng certain till June 13, on which day seven of the alleged conspirators, all Italians, were arrested and lodged au secret in Maras prison, where they now are. A. I have formerly stated, poniards. revolvers, and other arms were found in their pos. _ session. They bad also conical bullets, tipped with 1 steel, and apt to pierce through a coat of mail. The l; number of the conspirators is said to be ten, but I have not heard what is known of the other *Mb It is not thought that the men now in Masao do be publicly tried. M. {'glade, an agent of Leas „ Rollin, who came to France lately on an elms. tioneering mission, was discovered and anesisi /MA the provinces a day or two before the lid elsethen. lic was brought to Paris, in emstedy, ma Saturday last. The Bootee was again depressed. The Route fell 40a. for cash, and 30c. fur account, closing at (Mfr. Mk. and 67fr. 70c. Mobilier fell 17(r. 50.. The Orleans, North Eastern, Mediterranean, and Southern railways fell 10fr. each ; Western, 71r. 300.1 and Grand Central, 2fr. 30c. Lyons was a shade higher. The railway from Creil to Beauvais was inaugu rated yesterday. The official train left Paris at 13, arrived at Creil at 1, and ran over the new branch. pea.ing through the stations of Cirewlea-Melbk Moot', and Hermes, in little more than , loom• There was a grand banquet and ball at • and a great many out.dour festivities to cabbed' the event. The day chosen (June 2t4) was dame& vemary of the deliverance of the town of Beneeekt by the celebrated Jean Hachette, and in front de* statue of the heroine in the Place dc Iliad do Tills was soaps oiled a copy of verses by a lost muse, Madame Fanny Denims. The camp of Chalons, situated about nine miles from the town of name, will be inaugurated os the Ist September. it erten& over a epees et 12,100 hectares (31,230 acres.) The troops who ass to take pert in the niasiosurrea are to be composed of 17,000 infantry and 6,000 cavalry. Genera/ Rogosalt de St. Jean d'Angely is charged with the ensmat The Emperor has given orders tar the 111111111111111611111 ors railway to unite the camp sad the Mom trbielk ran be cheaply made, from the flat aeon of the emend. Ilu Majesty will be at the amp kr dog clown of the mooccanoo W .... M dr rd• ids mg WEST INDIA MAIL SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAT NIGHT. The Atrato has arrived with the West India, Pacific, and Mexican mail. Her dates are, Vera Crux, June 4; Jamaica, June 11; Demerara and Trinidad, June 9. She has brought about 180 parengers. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of nearly 1,000,000 dollars, of which about 400,000 dollars are in silver, and the rest in gold. The yellow fever was raging dreadfully in the West Indies amongst the shipping. The Atreto bad had forty cases and twelve deaths ; amongst the latter wu Lieutenant Shaw, the Admiralty agent, and the fourth engineer. Ab ort 50 deaths had taken place amongst the Royal Mail Company's fleet. At ht. Thomas the hospital wee quite full with yellow fever eases. The yellow fever bad proved very fatal also amongst the colliers in the West Indies. Governor Darling, the new governor of Jamaica, is expected to arrive there on the 22nd of July. A moderate fall in the price of sugar was expected by the next mail. UNITED STATES. WC ILIKTIOC TILIOLOPIII SOUTHAMPTON, TO140,11; 013 O'CLOCK. The steam-ship Vanderbilt, with advises from New York to the 20th inst., with the American mule, has arrival off Cowes. THE LATE ACCIDENT ON TRB NORTH KENT RAILWAY. CORONER'S INQUIRY.--(THIS DAY.) This morning, C. J. Carte's., Esq., coroner for West Rent, ooransencal en inquiry et the Plough T►vern, eggssito t e Lerrisbant elation, bambini the deaths of lir perms, whose bodies woe lying in an adjoining aid, their deaths resalting from the accident which occurred in the North Karat Railway on Sunday evening loot. Ms. &seas, secretary, Mr. Coke Child, one of the inelank, and Mr. Robinson, solicitor of the South•Roote Levey Company, were present Miring the inquiry ; Mr. ear" solicitor, rimming ore bob& of the engine-driver owl Remy now in custody; and Mr. Solomon for the Whirl of Mrs. Willcox, end Ms.. Ronk, her deceased T ; Jury, sweater is realm, hiker" her rms. end It. Mid" swerseer, of Lewisham, Mona harer the moms bristly storied the jury es to the sire d err dabs, theering that her the arirree he bed et ell tb rested at the bads et the riles merrate her whir two poems had ism trestai with is eases eserelsi whit the mart, be wee sere Hat She laths at the arrosies omit ml pair sewn would set be bead to dash with each ether, did that r berdisest raid he sapertered is brims .soh pore reser it seminary. The ray', try would he elm* 4 lairre Sr the 0601=101111ess carded with the or erase ; Wed rid their wadies wee arrived at no me perm raid to ecesilind as sayable. He wee sere that dry raid r hititally and patiently reheated, la justice to the tle eleM Woke—pietism ispiteoloh the newsy tem per, sod the hinds d the deemed sad the public. Os the Mars et the jam boat viewfas the beam WIN= Orer Mani aseraver, et Welliastos-Mmet, City. NSd, Welded tie bedissOf Jain Balsgui, owl 24 carpet bag NAIL ail kis wili Mobs* aged 21, NA algid YAM, - II Nocelbs. Lag Tumor, amok, el Malawi. the , Way elide leethor, Horatio Tamer, aged 10. Hisa Awns Tangy, d 71, Saon-hill, identified the body et her brother, Thaw Willies Tanen, egged 27, hair dresser. George Fmakiln, of 15, Groat Man-pond, 'tight porter M Bt. Thomas's Hospital, identilled the body of his eon, Themes Imbibe, aril 21. Thome Willcox, of 8, New-street, Boroamb-toad, coach beam, bilmetillof the bodies of h wife sad her sister, med mmeetimly 63 ad 21 years. Sigittimple, of Bassaa's4mildlms, Mowery- • idestifiad — the beibe - el his eon William Lin Nightie- Pk, Mid 20. aeon Dates, seeveat to Sir F. Nerblas, BM& Igo sems, Identified the body of his brother, Thome Dillon, mpg IS. Thum Drake, =eon, of 79, St. Jahn-street, Smith lid, identified the body of hie father., Frszeis Drake, - 61 - Kr. Reblases, from the kw-office of the South-Eadert Railway C.onipany, applied for an adjourn:mot of the cam, fie IY Miendminee el Mr. Bodkin. . . Xr. Borges hod no objection to the gnikation being granted, tat hoped the witnenne would not in the interim bo miaMiested 0; tampered eith. The Coroner mid live. • very proper applloatios to make, but It or secemery that tie Inquiry remold b mule •• promptly es pineal,. His order oronkl be Hat so tampering midi Ile• wham= 'book! take Flom The tawdry wee then ediran;ed ttadl Friday, the coroner Wag hie wrest be the burial et the beam. TY greatast possible eadtmaest Mill dote la the neigh bourhood cd the Plough Tawas, whom the bodies lie, large . . . . COMIIIIMS of people e - seeesbliag se tatty se eight o'clock tliis wershag, maxim tooliteisedeitteaoe tato the iatiostatetea. We bevy ease Oman is lastly; tMt the whole of the rata liteg et et. Thomas Hospital as rat* ea favour aWy. Of the taw bin It the Plough, ere ant sorry to slay that the sus of Hart is despaired of. SERIOUS AC WENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN. Ilse manual holiday of the factory operatives in Vim was held es Saturday lad, and excursion trips to Umpool end Blackpool, by railway, were arranged for. A Legs nandar of the Leary operatives, about 6,000 alto gether, evaded themselves of the Melaka thus afforded fre a day's reasstion, by for ehe Leger proportion selecting Leveopaol se the men* of their day's mioyment. The day wis sty Ins, end those who mat to Sisekpool ex perisied sodebrg b tar their pleasure. Unfortunately, haws,, the Liverpool excursion cloned with a painful seri- Met, by which a large lumber of mum wars more or lee - The Mt retard treia kit Liverpool about twenty-ice abaft to seven o'clock. On rwhiarg lirby Adios, the train wee delayed to crew to collect the tie)" ae to weal is the ear at eaawelwe Wise. While tkle welds( a hemp Oslo from Llverprol wee eels eypreechiag. The used deal wee gives, sad la Whim, the pemegen, who had biome wren of the denier, did ell they could to want the drives et the benne wear by sboatieg,wevlog of hawdkeeshishe da, - Wt Mitt th• son; aegrataied. and Mahe the deep, imeiment, many *mpg ost, end 1111 onemed. Immo deftly dieresed• the Colligell look plash lad • ague d candesits eraid ski& my be bettor komimel then entribod. a wee se meanie Am the ~Nisi.., glop sere takes to amertain the weber of onelgen and le Mind them nil peeled& Mit The seehar et persons Mimed woe head to mud amity. Them whose in juries append mat .mesa met labs to • public-how ley, tad them mem polio aid wag temporarily applied. Those who sage maimed, or injured but dela, meelmeghe as to Wipe by the Nieto train, and a• s wortmes we made desterad, they pretended at a very don eale, aril remind the Wipe Owen about Lalt-pent gight. The istallipme sea endßy duedeld, and the az gitemet hems imam. Tido big the 6ut return tram Isly • ampreirely mall number of the esearoksigen pre ening by It, and the utmost matey we meadelei by mistime awl Men& of Mom who reweised sboast. The intkomeg andaned apt. • iaM laser, wire the hot at the re lens Mike anted, awl • met awl omenhigil and remained `Ma wee& the maths is the Wdiple. Surgical mid wse webeed to WI talbron who bed arrived, and • itecial wee gemmed all the Nevem In the teen S. the gems dm widget Sem at the se- Sewn vim bed bags kdt al Itchy wee heanglit home by hertr.etiadathm.wem kept Wm eatil tleadm mom *. Peastedy so deaths ham yet sand, ohbragh one in to. d the endleme 'speeded in la • may pnemrioas oteekka. Qt ante Seth hop is onlerftiod. he driver at the baggage Maim we takes Ida melody and brought on k Wipa, white hedllU remainse. Ilbgell no &mkt take Ilse Is the memo at to-day, he eEI ho landed over to the emery pale& _Darla desity. med et the mimeo nom Anted by )(r. ~tem wad ethers and peeektry amienece gem roge eMd dem by es tt bleed thee a m t the Itrby Stalks the only Now reed to relict the tickets from ahem 1,400 proem in lids. nee • aria tad bey ; sad dm the work ot collect * hod pommild gest twenty mistem Ind win 310 MU Orare Ala the ~Onion —Aurahogerr Seierelesi id Oh er. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1857. down, sad the watch was goes There won moors] pennons near him at the tints, and a nub out of the house, 'when some one Cal.! out, " The thief has no. acmes the road." Witness hontediatelysent over towards St. Saviour's church yard, end saw the pawner la the custody of a coustable, who hod his watch. In cue-samelastios by Mr. Solomon, whom old ballad not bad saything to drink betas be lest lie arr. Infect, Le had not tine to order it, the missy wee wissinted so quickly. Daniel Flynn Sallivon, pollosuiensialle M, said that he was au ditty near the Loadts.loidgeterniene eta quarter past thee as godly sight. whoa be saw theyMennarrhe Walker's rat bone la • hurried IPS& • net beg" ing omens am. Mis no senses the karst by Newel persons, who allidan " Step _Weer weesal row toward Solt linieste in* sir a nit are up and charged the piers , with rang Km saki. The timamaM he re • Plefeelable run INS. _lnd Os party b i ler it whet he amid. Whaled MI hima he wee Rl erased with Nosy, or be nest memedli soles be 1., distinctly sew Mot drip the wank nee emir in oast. IS WilL•01 pkited op aid ler bin be the alersdrear S. Oa amerearriles by Kr. Selastar risen end he wee with. Sr the primer dripped the Ina* awl at the ere time be einempael legit towerde the Sipe hang te the Serouglarebst The naidraie maid that tbr wider, was ark that be Se ern snd - the OM bare • joty, alai the wissaar dome U. to pled lie bin. If be profaned the Misr air plod I Mr. Saloons rid b wee bracts& to may that Dim dint s. did an seer wear The sesitimee WMa if each re the re he should et. mad Ina bike a*y le told to lira Seimens, sMi ersaling with in Mink maid that ii. l6 he bad se whit lap le the enikes Me ward plead & guilty dr throw him, ea ft Nam of the ern. He MR. smilmener the here • yams ens, sad had • S. lbeassearmener far bereft or ear* The ea et hi vssal aerd drip amid lam * bs lbromed mod spoke » hi ai le bis pr reanaer bra in rasedlinlisi milselies Is theme sw emp ift Kr. Potsholoyed in crier. to the Beneglarall, she gave hies as emomSeat is character, he him for soma ins in attend lag to lit le .to.''''L"L a Tv i erg. Hie raft were sin iii Tkiresperbie t i e rid it wee =I et those cress = Wh am= beassivirail boa. rawasommit ted is • style whin node te Mt the S. men ban orived hen err seem- Ss = the /WA nett, lOU NM* trier at with 'IL le the use a a rat ea we sna to caw their whom. Hie Wag • geed character ask the S. crime non Wows oa "imis part, sr be (Mr. as Combs) Aeon ere be done hie duty mann he sea- tie Roused him to • way soma The mire. of the coot arm imat be be la the Hone et Canc. t! 'ion for theme rads with labor, sad now belch that a wart a easeleted se The n prleerr, alto Nerd to fakir darks, re then at. removed - by the gaoler. at. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I s HOUSE OF COMMONS—THIS DAY. The SrEA Kan took tke . ckat . l!_st 12 o'ctf.k. BODKIN ELECTION. Ms SPEAKER siniounoed thareccipt of a communication fl from the agonta of theory Delon and Richard Marks, stating N.. hat it was not their intention to proceed with the petition 7; complaining of undue ekotion for tie borough of Dough. gg, The cadre for niferying the 'don to a committee wag Si. accordingly mad and Mr. WYLD gave notice that . at 8 o'clock he should call SL, attenUtin to the subject of the petition to the withdrawal of a which ho was adverse. The petition s% had libelled the honor and integrity of himself and his constinumts snd as the at forma of the limas presated him from resorting no to law be should mono that the documents be pieced to N the custody of an Slow, that they might be Foduced in • coast of law, and should ask that the individuals might r , be celled to the bar of the Row. ge The following bill. were read • toed time sad yawed : Dome Canal Railway ; sad Mims Railway; SO le Realiegdas sad Todmerds• Sri; Miaesambire Rail way ; Leah' Railway ; Malian Great Wens Railway Ireland (Streamema sad Clara Junction), (ter=l:2 Mind Great Weems Railway of Irehal Lim) Selhe sad Market Weighton Road; Illailleed mom Arm G as; Wane Harbour; West Somali linen Rail wallah tollowiag Mks ware emaiderted sad 'arilered to be mad • third time :—Lealea Gm Lit(ctel) ; N niseplitais Cattle Market; Sere Lind Desiam• Ochney Raab; Reading Railways Jaastisalailway• ' hehebwread Teed Railway ; Swansea liselmar Tetat mad Owns& Dedt es. Tb74lioo beeeeweetiois end the Public Oleos law u ion Bills VIII• sea• aurral On the coemiderades of the marl et the Camillas IR the " South Easters Railway (firemen Juana bo Mean 6 Me., Bili, Lord A. PAGET moved that then be mad • end Sir E. GERING me sot mind with the MOM of the " committee, and moved postpummat of the third media. Ni to that day three math. If Mr. FREESTUN bobsled the deciaioa of the committee, which, be Mated, wee unanimously arrived at. le Mr. 11. OSBORNE thought the committee had acted upon Sc. wrong errmods. They had disregarded the public to put forwent the interims of the South-Beaten Railway Com- it paiiy, and ho hoped the house would consent. - - - [Left sifting.] ELECTION COMMITTEES.—(THIS DAY.) The following election committees met again this " morning at eleven o'clock, and wore engaged the whole of the day inweetMaiing the various allegation. of the peti tioners,M rte.:—Pontefract, Rochdale, Mayo County, Ware ham, Cambridge Borough. The petition spinet the return of Mr. George Hudson for Sunderland bRa been withdrawn. ly The room in which the Mayo inquiry is going on itas again densely crowded, the public interact appearing to increme with the drickrunm mad*. The ems of the poti- Miners in the Pontefract inquiry wee concluded to-day, and Aar a manning up by Mr. lama, evidence wee beard on is the part of the aiming namabee. New ELECTION ComairraEL—The General Com st - mittee of Elections met to-day, when the Oxford, Towhee- bury, and Bury contreiffies was to he struck. MELArcnoLT 00tTaaSNCY.—Last night about to half- pea ten o'clock, es scene persons were going along m Coppoo-row Clerksawell, they raw • young women e give • desperate Imp from • first !boor window, I: and fall into the area, ckering the iron railings. is When on the pavement elm exclaimed in a very to agitated state, " Murder, thine.:" eke we waited to op, when It wee seen that she had leaped ban the bows, On No. 23, in the occupation of Mr. Windsor, card s noundectiver. who, with his family, wee out at the t i : mac. The onfortuLde female we. taken M • cab to St. Thrones llowitel. Aker conaderale delay the police brae a the door in end entered end • seer& wee mode blot no ow * (wind. At the hospital where the limas still lies in • t bed stater _she amid she saw a min before she jumped mat. : TUT. MURDER AT RielffittlaLL, EMMY.— It be- am comet oar painful duty to record the death of the valeta- le nate young woman, Harriet Freeborn, which took pleat ea a Friday afternoon lest, et the boas of her brother, ataste I °,, new the Docerre Mill, Admits's, whence she wee irentoved i; few the home of her mar, Mr. James Open, of Riven- p halt She had Men progressiag mom fevenraly man • few Is Jaye beck. when she woe takes with symptoms et choking. a At that Sine Mr. Timakia. her nistikel ertendeat, did sot _ I apprehend say immediate auger, but ea Thursday lest she ; complained of mine in her throat sad difficulty of breathing. m On Friday wowing her throat wee not so panful, bat hiccup a had supervened, and the Nemo Ilikl7llooll, between one and t two o'clock she breathed her Me; the ante wourrence bee m mimed osiaderatie gloom in the neighbourhood, es the pow 1 1, creators bed been most patient is her and condition. An in- ''i' i quest wee held on Saturday mowing Met haw. W. Cidd, to Am., and • highly respectable jury, at the Angel lan, a Kelvesiou. The jury proweikd to view the body ; the lk wounds in the th roat waned to Mee heeled up, end the poor + lll . young woman appeared as though is a tranquil Amp. On the return of - the jury wide** wee tam includ ing the fi +Sowing deposition of the deceend : "I live at Xelverlim, In this coml. Oa Sunday, the 24th May lest, las is the serviree of Me. Upew, a farmer, .i at Rimolell. On the flanday afternoon I *ft my mutate home to go to chunk ; I went as fee es the ale leading to . the shwa path; when I got there Catlin Pisa came • over the stile and eantent hold of me suddenly end cut my 4 ,, throat with a ream. Ide not know whether he threw me er down or whether I fell, but I wen on the ground; he turned mew, and I said 'You blackguard.' He mm again sad cut my windpipe in two end mid, 'You're • died Ts woman, mad I will be haag *r you, if I don't I'm d—d.' • I got up end went to Mr. Up on house. I had previously a. known the primmer. When I bet taw the prisoner be wee OF pitting on the stile; be came upon me suddenly; I said, M • You made me jump,' he said. ' Why r I said, Demme g ' i. I wee making heats to church." The jury returned • ter- te diet of " Wilful Menke waist Charles Finch, end the e . witnews were hound owe to appear and prosecute et the la next aim —Noe* Herald. le CHARGE OT MURDER AT GLAAGOW.—OR Saturday ,:, owning. Inepector Rankine received information, st the 100 Calton Polka-Mike, that • woman weed Elisetalt Kelly had been murdered by her hushend, Peter Kelly, 63. Can- le Mug-area On proceeding to the room in whirl the V went was mid te he warred, be load the wawa lying 2: en the Soar, with Mood Mean faun her mouth end s ';', , awe. It would appear the aliertly before, Kelly's tic mother, en old women, bed left the room for the par- W wee of *tending some homehad duties, and when la' going Kelly sad hie wits were sitting os ma gide of m 1 the he--the wife amnia; • child. While the old woman t i as oat she lima the child meson,ead on meaning mi to lowa the cam ot 14.1 cries, she mow dimmed lying on the at Sow, with her teed lammed into an iron pot, end the weasel its. sitting where she ha left Wm. The min is is essatedyand the polies am maks' ineniries as to whether the dealt of , the anmm malted • heel violence or wee eccidenta It has - i, hem alleged tra the deoeseed end her Masa had tees o guru ling pirevionely. be his meth* desks the Ratemeat. k —gisspra Day Zia Is aoutt nazz 11 II Els it IWO ..... s. is) But of Larks 10 •••• •• Brl4osl.B•altilansC al V. &Ulm!. Worth 0158510, . Beata Alstralla, sad Qum 10 I .s Cry . 05101;i 1 NO • esoider Lind. /0 ▪ 1011.0•51.11ame.arn 011 KM • Avlisetvi VII lasAllrer.Soltatim. all 1.• Landis mod 054507 Lavin Mat Nook . Ie AN • ler Last:oo &Weimar** , PO IC tlO lot. Pftv. d iwiyuy• 30 U Dw NOV 40 1 ilk, do ~ "ow Vedsmal ••••.. 15 ",•••.4 Now in* Wall; a l, • 51500 KIN 110 U Vv Oaricestr. 011 vissial ledied le Ds. Mew . It bath Agstnili. IS, 17010601 Mstesllo—.. .11 l 00 Ils le. ka et Isles 100 tilt Moak s Naval. 20 Wel talM . r ... : .la ianusaar L Alrlsal m tiL 7. ,7; in, Ili ups. u BMW Walaraseds . all i I Old* Amara load- 44 , ~ .... 14.114 147 91. 111401 We Isineft all SO $S IS Ors& 71 11 W.. aU 2$ II $ *rid Pala..-..--. 44 If 2 I lea. Prefswaa all I 44. $ tor.allswalear.ll.4l iall — I •I NIL SL limPOis Talegea fray Mar 'A ISO fli Ole I Out Taft. el Wiwi Wiwi .111Asmalloa0appsa all It :f 4 tWWW.TaI. les. ot Wow Oaks se It 2 x LeillosUlisiglit $ 4 epu , 4 Laa. Ws. Wm all If If fa II salas la A. 4 19 , moduma IL iamb all = all I IS II WIWI Wawa Ow I If II W I Lai...— I I If I Da. D 5.......-.... all 4$ 41 War DdisimelAiliAt 10. oil If al i tg 1 o.tios. a DA Di rei" . ..,...a . el i i: i tt ga IS I %Kb WI. AmeraLlao .8 4 i 110 N 4011•1 Fora 914 w. all 9 .0 1 On all I If I 11s. "lew awe,. la I Ole A w 04autd.4 1 Piallaurlandlilltural all II /i 1 WWI 10 Psolas.2lollWal Ilaw. all 44 011 MAP So Ms Pew —........ le 4S 1 pm M 111.44 w Me .......... all it 43 le 154. Sam. all 6 $ apse t Num 0uniii••77...7.. a 51 50 mum 1 M. lambs, a ii II 14,W LS Wasatraltas last.. all la 44 74.440 I sarsAss Ulm 4.0111 . 111 I 1 10.110 1 Ns W. 11041.0.ws all 1 UAW IS T4salleLeaatla.44l3.oaa. $ 10.440 1001%as Dowel fwd..— 44 II IS 0:10,00 I. Vlslarll Ia Osaka —........ o'o N $2 WWI 40 De. Nam . 14 1$ II 414 LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIEI DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (SittLop at Niel Pao OeiblheL—Belere the Levi Chid Does soll Chemea Jerks.) CRWITE IP. TAI *& Tll COONTIRI RAILWAY COW- rAllY.—coinunswenox TOR A ILAILW•T AOCIDINT. Mr. &deem lbw appewed tor the OINK and Mr. Itherldse for the thethwat i s es=the Wien wee to by the wi dow el • • ea assent whose dee* the 11•=1 witie le alibi sempthewthth r they to • thrill he I,IIIIIIE • bat it vas serwthey that the jury should @prelim the thesayth. These wen Bevan claim wader age, thw 61111 1 Ww above ep, asi • Foothill,, bestir two ether althea atom ask wbe was we Mier math= sit the anthill's Smith. is venal .Ad that NIL be amid to tit • *MI, NA KIK to the Mrs manias it beet The MK BIM thought It wee empthat it the mew to spas te peer me ear to the plalwall awl Mee bat le dß vide It as is phoned. It was % r weuilha d 'ha mire the OKA= was meth weds he , the pliaellt wadi :mho ths club am end have the die Aids at h. Ns. Nadi= NM the eat at paillemist upped lb* the ows sheall b. spperthesed by lie they. It was thwestethi the MINIM hew. ea loth we the mese thee fob* rib& MIK hems hsaght the set meat that ithe sow shall be if MIMI ley the they If the polls AK wit agree haw It amid be &Meth Kr. Baylis ail lhe man WOK be thwthellwoonew and keep the whets et the raw. The Mud thwee—Whesherths ens is eypertherth by the jury or wet—hew caw you peethat that Kr. Ithewthatt—Theee welly rne areliwary ander the au. 10 ism mat die TM Miff Denen— a dag sdi k If the asthaverei breathe by the ware without stades the maim et ablates et Feud children eallasd tele eassidessa la the vdks t the Jug, thee, amend rem way, .0 I.o4Las thin is as led of wait= Chid Iheee-11 Ir Weer win to warty to neeted, I do ad in bow )a tea wow= bee the may. Al yes wail do woad bo to ells • balk osomed Ur to hweit fie tie liesit et her she weld mein Se law added he her wideliwie= awl • Imp peados yoga los sperlol la ths Tr all tatsm . Mama • verdict tor the pieietill--De owew, ',wee, to be divided sa the pert= night spree COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mine Yr. Cammiesicear EMIL) IN II W. 1. 1101111181.-WIIIITATION 3. T. MUM We mei the dr/ spaced he as mama of Mr.'. Y. lialdholDeveram ear, the Mee mil deal d WJ. Ram Is are at, Ilasallialm . lel bm amassed as st eams, of NM Oat he ale mese; Mt le a sered hat aie erelsg to his bard oda lembeemidos, atd tho alma sue MAW r esamory. Narvik theamlipmea listed Uwe lb. Smith had, ea the pewter ley, mowed ltlee ea mem* et kb mama them with Kobe^ which sherd a sal Ma des to the sam. Ultimately, the matter wee aim* to and ewe be a ketaight. IN AZ COLOWIL WAVON.—TNN LONDON AND LUTtNN NANNING CONDONATION. This ens the day appointed by edjudication for the bank rupt's ssznader, liat lie has sot yet maimed from abroad. Mr. Lawrence asked for a further extension of the time, and pat in a medical certificate and an ablevit of the bank rupt Ilinalst4 to proof of hie inability to liars lianallae, arisen le is at present milting. Kr. Linklasir did not appose the •pplieatlm • and an ed. imminent yes erased soil the tibia it Supeetaker. This tree the acljou;ellamaiiiii; meeting Is the ewe al FAward &Idols, late preertetoe at the Memory Herald sad ether pspre. No eiettkee has bees ands to the w omb ilea previews to the lest moitieg, which Iwo shady emoted is the Asirovr. The mignon mules( further lam M lovestl(sto the aotoeats, the umeleffidea wee *d iamond meta the Ilkh of September. Olden Mr. Cemainiceter Notroyd.) IM ie . 19j51 . . LCD 9.4.. T. The toakrupts;enbill-olitbchurch - latte. This was the azaattastion utestiatr. The ..coats prepared by Mr. 440 1 6.001.; liabihtiss, 28,0064 ; meta aalmataa at 1,200 L to 1,600 L The I l k = Cl= roabbutone.) OF T. WILLA. ix 7111 lanWupr - ----- "lldnet-idee;e7aSpbaas TN ~ pear, at -sot eblelnud at wee ea ina•ts cerdfloate, unopposed. IS TES WrILIWITCT or T. CIRCUMLOC Imbript, • slip-bsuldor si Portsmouth, also mad he his ceetillemen No opposition was oared; on through r 4lete ' r: N eet al ed his books, if not vordeciy, *kV Ilta do creditors bed ward these* Ile prim of We Carrolton of Postmedh, "Mt bu mad kalif of • slams at by booknoptey, la odor le honk • her, ond the* are of dr min amass a/ the a Idiom wee do hotilms of the elloleh tit the with which epetumot the bealmet bed essia7rt. ". 4r timber. lievalmie sst4 adore la twit void tot .sit the convenienca of shoo be bleb phew, ea die peer mates rain Tr the result. The Commissioner granted a first clam certificate. The dotes in the above caw Irony—Creditors, 4,0001 ; old ditto, 4,90 W.; profits, 12,01131.; mats, 3,660 L; lance and =ream. 11,111 W. Th• 'Modal emigre "aka highly el the baakrupt's acadect. DISOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. KIADIIII, 04 DISOLTIITI.7-TNI JAW Or 01111011 AND Mr. Lewis (Lnris " .iid .- Linrkr7qiiiilled — to Mr. Commie. deuce Murphy Le an allowance to per his bill of cask, end mentiousd a circumstance of peculiar hatdahip on insol- Teats. He said the booboo& had teen about two mamas in prima, sad es Saturday kat, just be fore his hearing, the &taking creditor sent his 5 and obliged him to go out el prime. His present =ecia woo that so this* was a sum of money in court, learned commissioner would allow the cada of tho pro ... cad — inp. Mr. Conosimioner Murphy thought Mr. Lewis woo entitled to W emu, baring tramismed the whole of the hominess, and he awls ea order to that elect. [it the contemplated amendment of the law there should belt provielun to pwreat detaining creditors discharging ma imelvent Etter he Gm petitioned.) THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Merin Harrieen, ;ism; In the employ of Masts. Cooper, wham& grietra. et Monument-yard, was pieced at the bar beim A l l Halo, Mewed with Mahar Ids le my emiderable ; and leeen• Derma =.1 1 710 •Dreart, itheliethe mem is Lilypot-tens, wee aimed with ildeniosely rewhing the property so Maisel, hnowinclt ne lave bass Men. Mr. 11=o 3 =d for the pressonliae. Mr. Wearer and Kr. disigh Meade& ix the M Dunwee. There Imo lees a mat may mostentions to this me, the ashoils of width Me hew rendered asombst compli er*/ ly the Mesemy d frs dsfoloonsne, sad the introduc tion Ishe tho woe ef the two Derma ere primers, as the inraypooweiod. gear selditional evidence had been heard, the risers Imo all oomitled for trill. DOW-STREET. CAVylptg To PIUFIESSIONLL • iee• •;111;eidi Cheletere wits placed at the ha", bake Mr. Jardine, dorms& with Mewling • ...doable book hem the tibia, of Mr. with Broome, surgeon, of 37, Haden TestarTvidisaes of the proarrutor it appeared that the prieemir caked at the house in Hustou-stinare, skeet els dole& kat ervesing, and said he had been mat by Mr. Iris, a pedisman rmidlai in Blooembery squire, to astartant whoa it would milt Mr. Iktionse's con venience to twelve avid@ from him. He added that Mr. Knox We bad en widest, b wall some fury had been dome to hie yam or arm, end Vials( net le be diseppela w, t6 bid MA Out to how when the be at hers.ad at leisure. The esmaut erlrlk eee eesse, who opined the door to the primers maid him to welt is the etad, wham hs toe the ateerip to the promoter, and it wee deriaildstoalstery sham WO tire robbery wee coumnitted. The premolar OM, deem "Wee sad told the prissaatrat what Voila woad receive Mr. Ham, end when the prier nee waa Isaias the beam, Ike beak (a volume en the March of England) was men under kia coat. He was eanammutly ao s i ue d, mod, mem . the elliced useesage be. Xt. Knox wee Pound to he eninmaticia. It baying been latimated by the inspector that these rob beries had been eery frequent of Iste, the primmer was re manded. SOUTHWARI. lam NN.7.:47;7dgie-looltleii roam, of grad sal who • Mastics as clerk to am of the Aside of Saint Osorges, Southwark, was = W lat fa dusk above& with daft a silver watch from tho pas= //Thaws Somas; lair astrassdasey armee stros kSaba, swami foe tbs searal. Th• prassistor, • brat sad to maker, glad that at biadiry *M t shoo air tide* b• mad It tits Loathe- Whip lareasas via Ism Mamas, sad priseadad whlt this to tbs Leadawbeldas taws, apposite, so partake of was refrailiMill. Inas Oars Its awe that bia vetch mai per fectly aft a Ms wastasst paha, sad • psi alma attached rated kis mit. Saildsaly bs fait • at at Na wash, sal ea Was down ha saw Ids drat boggles loads SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuacw. The railway share market to-day is very quiet. South• Easter stock has been pressed for sale, and has fallen. Other descriptions are inanimate, with little change in prices. Pais and Lyons shares are rather better. Cana diem lines remain flat. ORDUIAZY MUD AND nom. , NOM, ISM% _ N se Gn CI dein-Wok. IIS Win tag Maia. Leak Ora dim :74" too etki — e•iitimi= in .11 mot. het.. • Ala . 1. 46 iaMlf • MUM fordlin WO lot IM illosts Or ... 1114 Do. am■ ... 19 1 no mega" ..r, WI as Illostk Warm a Re/al issdied del Ilaillms HO Ds. d. dud- MO Da. Be Slat , IN Dm& asd WON. MO INdam Mesas - ... .. - . I• 0 Ds. StearTaIMIIMAIL ad 141 De T .11 Or W 1.••••~ M& ...... II De 11m11115 IN Lamedes sad Issiedn • • Du se T. did $ D. de. es Man all Lapin me IMMO .—. toe =m a rc.r ti De. WM 1 01 l unit sonars: lii =dabliddlls• . 811 • 4111116 I t at IN De Dia.;:i iiai a um. es..eires oi =med) el esseaude sad .11 Namese.Aled.arniona -9 Pawn Ma Mailielss 1::: :=lrisessides6ll • di lartbsrediedis,Az. IN Need Meek -.,.... , ell deed Dram Du 1 ad Da. i A DMus* 100 R. Brem—Dredalt N ei .. islmisa.. 1 Ds. 0-M. N. D s. De lante IN Du Tat IN Daft Maim 2 11.1111.W.Dmult ." all daft It la MOM Ili Niel S Deem idde all eth Dee 9 so 1• 99 01 99 T 0 So tao n I f it 1 - 1 • r _7- =Pm IF: 11 61 66 Me Me ms 1/ 111 OS 14 SG 66 M 161 11 He 6 4 Is 111 116 161 10S • (41 • 46 16 /6 la 11•1 i m i s nr pa oi ot 11l 11T tali tot 4% mei ~..k la lkake — lal IT.Kibiiiiiik• IN imilialkl6llmil -.— 101 abeepakin Was ... it anikeamas Ili IMareasa. al , ONO Dam ..—„ „. IM "Ma walla .. -..-• al loath Taitsda.Wlllwar Ma IS Do. ils. .... all !bleat. waldockm. as . all maim la Dollakawa .11 Vela at Ilkiill - ......- 0105 all Wainaltril ltd Ellamq . all Walsdaad and Llosrlit „. all Was Canavan W gl.Balallea.li Grail P. A tall Co.. a 1:::: di, YU / I all Pk 8 per al. pal& as 3I II all Wad le all De MU alaaL LW =MID AT TI all WIWI awl Nark* tsual le t LW.) Illaeladrot• limed admalan 16511.Thrtra) Clalla Wallaant.) Jariaa .„ Itithirmat . =! =a • . 170.84‘. ISO 11pAL all 6U 01•66161.1• (band is act alt aultedlitaT all D. e ram I all Da. jabart j all Lam*. wad Oarailattailislara) all Dtiaa Pratanar= 101 las,,Ttlbeel. Naomi W rte TAO.. ti Dom. a. lM losaMatraziaa. " er." .11 mama.. ma Maw lee =leal L . /MI r I par oat firas le 11~6 13MMIW) .a 1 Partbsmis&OmWit a lame So lir1.01MILIM) all Olts• • par rm. NW.) .. all Preetemailrynt I Wan Tan wxyrogtity•rt) 1i 11111 Me ilnerkwa. irgu'lsiorthoFT . Ni 441 X 2 Le If ii I S If :l e AL 94 a e 1 1 1 dm I If els 1 4 le is ii' tie i 2 " 1 6 di 117 6; 111 N N it • Id N $ 11 No 16 is IN lee NI we 6 i 4 dr 6. di 6 11 0 Id me si .4 i" it S 14 1 II IS lII*I 131 41 ta gi ill IN IN i iPe 9. *I NI i i ri .• I PP N N 111 IN •111d111 , 71•06,7 sa (baud Mk.% &Ws Mairdell w~a:ra:~i' .0 I 14,71iTdifi .IM I irtirmalatoto ra 1s I Ini § 1 IN i4l r 6 S • • Ire OS N We ne 7011110 N !II Ifatvano as/ limn* oil Miles Imaen - itiiloo. it Ombra to Oraboor -. Mi CeitoontoltTold.l.2.Malt. ;73 eirtiie• ell Oat Cowed Frami... 14 .1111.1.makwit Orsi". W I aim Ombra sal lisle. an Urn Tiorelimet I Lesbnris Toper ..... all Ur lb Movisap.a. hot. Liar Omer . alpLim ad If sdieriares 174.. T. &war .-- a Doh 1.47 *taw mod Lifee.-“, all Ds do. PM. pm M. :fortiumf hwara .„ g.iffmilas _ Pods siff=--. ell Purined II UMW mil Imo Imola, fffmombffikl map" If o=. all Nam ma .11 If* Dia* 4 % a t f all Avollinf GNI Nolo ell D. seweir. 'sex. mi %fears fl all Ws* Minim en D.sTaitirrer: : al worn MILO nom ff own 411iNifb I ell liaises. 6 IfC 1,i. w ... PON 41' abatis ia4 M. linivate arid et ear sat. F tall. Task re Oar* Fa. am..lbeas.lo.4 •Ise 6 IF.Adalleas Gott** 1,.1 San er. aW. MIMI IL &Ma Meat Waimea p,14.1...,a5a.1,111/l, seamed 1N1.41.11 04. aily I. la& OW Ds. Jae 1 11114, ditto Astrel Oslientud) 14 Vesta es* ban. i aerie amens Siva an laa Lama Ds. Itaiailia * Da. Zama= Di.wey 14 ft Olen at fla. dpa ealmellst e lt i trail per a.laban6ra m D. Prap.asmf arta eU alba ar a Pre. lir asa aft!" Pialarals 4 Ds. .w... .1 M. Ws*. 04•44 arm Ca. Ns. .5 6 4‘187 61 . 4 9 1 . 1 .'' N' oa. M. 11, 116. • 41 IV 64. 111. 4% • ill D. M 71, wawa* el tans Oar.% pot sou 4: D. OMAN& garyr • as. ma am. Om. Da. 011.11111104•114.51.aa Ilamm•••••••••• ..=aomaik )41.11.440411 I • VaLaaami.../Miala Is. •..aleis•tuaLlams. I umiak" M 0 Ito Y MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocit- Business in home mining Mocks is still excessively dull. The only transaction reported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Edward shares, which are marked Other descriptions meet with no in- quiry. Foreign mining stocks are also quite neglected to-day. Subjoined is the official list of transactions yes terday in th. Mining Exchange : Catherine end Jane, 94., 9a. tid.; Cook's Kitchen, 6, 51 ; East Alfred, 2 5-16, 7-16, ; East Beata, 37 ; Fart Rowell, 155., lfie. 6d., 15e. ; Great Alfred, 7, 61, ; Herodafoot, 71; Margery, 101, 111; North Levant, 2L 2s. 6d., ss. ; Raiewerae United, 33e.; South Coodurrow. 3.., 3e. 6d., 3. 9d.; Tamar Consols, 23a. 6d., 24e. 6d.; Wheal Edward, 6, 61-16, 8, 61; Wheel limy Ann, 451. The Linares Lead Xialag Company have declared a divi dend of be pm share, payable on the 25th July. A meating of proprietors in the Wildberg Great Coma • dated Mining Complay was held yeetaday at the London Tavern • Mr. Carter In the chair. The report aided that eines th e last meeting 26,0301. had been mired by preference "hares sad debestursa. It wee proposed to raise an additional MS of 10,0001., and a law discussion ensued sa to whether it wee pnawable to obtain the sum on debentures or by the teens of preference chose. It wan eventually agreed to lame debentures for the amount, and a number of the shareholders present attecribed a paper for the sum they were willing to °attribute. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (By Mum ova own COARUPONDINT.) We had only a thin attendance this day, owing to the Manchester Exhibition and the unfavourable weather. There ia really nothing doing in any article of trade. Prime the Mill soon Friday last. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. 80001.—Notnometicala by private contract are reported, but the public mks, which are now progressing, will develop the eats of the market. The demand for refined Is without much acti Corran vity. .-600 begs geed ordinary native Ceylon have been sold at 65e. 6d. Taa.—Hood common oenvii has been sold at Is. 21d., end a further advance of Id. has been established on blackish leaf and /Cyan, sorts. Rue.—The recent decline hes not belated buyers to enter into soy except very limited transactions. Corrun.-460 balm have been sold. Jurs.—There is more inquiry for this article, and some Wee have been made at 261. cash. Bevertriit.-6.50 begs Bombay refraction, 531 to 244, sold at Mc Bd. I. 31e. ; 1,600 bags Bengal, chiefly bought in, a pert, refraction 3i, sold at 41s. altc- 2 , 60 2X Bengal, chid ; sold at 11s. 6d. to 13s. blwraze.— pig offers at ,6e. for mixed number. ; I. C. oats tin plates at 33e. per box ; for straits tin buyers would give 1261. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. ..... Than k but hula doing In the tallow market, except in settlements for this month. Town tallow is quoted 675. 3d.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 76e. ; June. 7 6 5. ; July end laptember, 69e. ; October and December, 68e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. R. J. Davis reports a short supply, and brisk trade at advanced prima. Prises meadow hay, 70s. to 765. , su perior ditto, No. to 88s.; interior ditto, 60s. to 63a. new ditto, 600. to 755.; rowan. 40a. to 605.: clover, odd, 80a. to 1060.; second cut, 70s. to 901 r. ; new, 604. to ilds. ; straw, 28s. to 325. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (HT tLECTILIC TELEORLPII.) CARLISLE MEETING.-THIS DAY. CORBY CASTLE STAKES. Intercidona .. .. .. Meta .. .. .. .. Duncany . .. .. 3 ram tierale was scratched at 130. GRAND STAND HANDICAP. De Oinked .. .. .. Lough Basra .. . Alma • • • • .. 8 ran. PLATE. Pantomime .. .. King of the Gipsies .. .. All's Well .. 8 ran. Won in a canter. .. 1 .. 1 &rasa ARRTVALA.—Courtenny, Salpitia, How:4th Bon rife Dam, and General Williams. 11.20.—The Meal of Dement has just arrived. The course is rather heavy. CHELMSFORD.-THIS DAY. GALLEYWOOD STAKES. Admiral of the White .. Firetrand Little Pet IRD HANDICAP. 1 Renown .. .. • • .. Triton .. . • Lord Der.enterater .. .. 6 ran. Won by 3 lengths. .. 1 BRENTWOOD STAKES. Wu Waters. f by Jericho—St. Anne. f by Platostehas , — L'liirondalle, Maggie Leader, Schoolfellow, f by Harkaway —Fawn, and Vulatare, are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. Lacy Lockit, Little Toot, Fashion, fissilwick, Seaweed f, Jan d'Esprit, and Maggio Lander are hers. The Giornale di Rosso announces the death at Ramos the 72nd, of Donna Anna of Bravoes, the daunbter of Don John VI. of Portugal. Her higbnese was born on the 23rd of December, 1806, and was martini in 1827 to the llarquis of Lou* the present President of the Council of Idiaistors st Lisboa. WAYS. IS Si 4 a ' e :1 s fa Sii POZ i PP Kt n .1 *I M 41 0• • N le f -ii : i s i It 4 : 4 i 1/ N i dils pit If fs I I 1 ti t. i ii: ger lIS I 1 N n 2 2 Y IS N 7 !P. ii" to li II w 1 U U If stf vs i n i 11l I Is. no lot 9 1 1 ,m. IN I IPS /11 IP N 111 111 j I I ' Z II - II : - II I= - - Ma i is _-~ --- Ii 1 I.rl MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There hai been no movement to-day in the funds. which remain at the closing quotations of yester day. In every part of the Stock Exchange there is an entire absence of animation. Consols remain quoted 921, to ex div., for the 9th July. The Three per Cent Reduced are marked 921 to • the New Three per Cents., 92i tol ; Ex chequer Bills, 7.... to 2s. die ; and Exchequer Bonds. 1858, 981 to 1. Foreign stocks of all descriptions are very quiet, and present no feature of interest. Annexed is a complete lit of the morning's sales, viz. :—Chilian Six per Cents., 103; Danish Five per Cents., 102; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651; Peru ' visa Four-and-allalf per Cents., for the 16th July, 80, being better; ditto Three per Cents., 55; Sardinian Five per Cent., 891; the Spanish Coupon Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cent., 951; ditto, for account, 96. The demand for money was yesterday good, and the current terms are equal to those of the Bank. Pre parations are being made for the bills maturing on the 4th of July. In the Stock Exchange money was rather more wanted, partly in connexion with the share settlement, and commanded 6 per cent. on government securities. Large reinforcements will doubtless be at once despatched by Government to the East, and the shipping interest are on the look-out fur the issue of a notice inviting tenders for their conveyance. At Paris rumours are circulated that the govern ment contemplates reducing the rate of interest on Treasury Bonds. The decline which is understood to have taken place, since the date of the last return, in the stock of coin held by the Bank of France is partly explained by the payment of the dividend which fell due the 22nd inst. on the Three per Cent. Hentes. At Hamburg the rate of discount has risen to 7 to 71 per cent. At Paris the rate is 61 per cent.; at Amsterdam, 4 per cent.; at Frankfurt, 3 to 4 per cent. ; at Berlin, 3 per cent ; and at Vienna, 5 per cent. At Vienna the exchange on London has receded from 10.9 to 10.7. This indicates • favourable feeling. The 247,4001. in specie brought by the America, from New York, or, rather, the considerable portion of it destined for London, will be in hand to-day, and some amount is expect ed! to be sent into the Bank. It is satisfactory to notice that, notwith standing the magnitude of the remittances of specie to this side, the exchane at New York on London remained firm, and even showed an upward ten- deny. The steamer Tagus has taken out 4,2131. in specie to Cadiz. The letters and commercial advice' brought by the overland mail confirm the impression which pre vailed on Saturday that the exchange at Calcutta on London was erroneously quoted one penny too low in the telegraphic messages. It will be seen from the subjoined statement of the closing rates for first class bills by the present and previous mails, that the more favourable movement of the Chinese exchanges is fully counteracted, so far as regards the effect upon our market, by the adverse alteration that has taken place in the Indian markets Previous Mail. Premat At Calcutta 2s. ltd. to lid. .... lid. to red . At Bombay... At Hong Hong Shanghai 7.. M. to bd. .... Is. 4d. to 44d. Notwithstanding the advance in the rates in India, however, remitters of silver to the East seem in clined to pause, considering the magnitude of the amounts lately despatched from this side, and the unsettled state of affairs in those regions. It is at present computed that the shipments of specie and bullion by the steamer Colombo on the 4th July will not exceed 600,0001. or 700,0001. Despite the disturbances amongst the native sol diery, the government 5 per cent. loan was being freely subscribed for in India, and stood at prem. in the Bombay market. The bar silver brought by the steamer La Plata, from tho West Indies, &c., was sold yesterday for the East at 5s led. per ounce standard, being a reduc- • tion of Id. from the price realised for the supply b/ . the previous packet. The dollars by La Plata realised the former quotation of sa. Id. per ounce, and were taken tor China. The Cbilian dollars by the same vessel were sold at 4s. 110. per ounce. The wind having changed to the south-west, the arrival of the following vessels from Australia may , be looked for, viz.:—The Stcbonheath, out 113 days, , with 21,0001.; the Frances Beaty, out 101 days, ; with 00,0001. ; the Champion of the Seas, out 66 days, with 146,0001. ; and the Roxburgh Castle, out 84 days, with 122,5001. The next intelligence from Australia by the over route is not expected to reach London by tele until the latter end of July. The advises C h Sydney will extend to the 11th of June, and those from Melbourne to the 14th idem. The corn market yesterday was very dull, and • wheat and flour were not saleable unless at some re duction from last Monday's rates. Since last Friday IS floating cargoes of grain have arrived at ports of eall, several of which were sold previous to arrivaL The country corn markets held at the close of last week were generally rather flatter. The accounts relative to the grain crops on the Continent arc generally satisfactory, except as m olds that important article, rye, which is stated to have suffered from the drought. In many parts of Southern Europe the harvest has commenced under very premising circumstances. In Algeria and Egypt great abundance is expected. Moat of the French corn markets are reported dull, and flatter. It is stated, however, that the potato disease km reappeared in the south of Ireland. The tallow market continues in an excited state, owing to the position of the speculative account. As much as 745. oils yesterday paid for June, the prize for the end of the year being nearly 18e. lower. The colonial wool sales will commence on Thurs day, the 16th July. It has been determined, by vote of the members, that the London Indisputable Life Policy Company shall be amalgamated with the Bank of London and National Provincial Assurance Amociat on. NOMA"! ZIPICIBIO. The funds opened this morning with rather more firmness, the tenor of the detailed intelligence from India inducing a hope that the insurrection amongst the native troops will be promptly put down. Sub sequently sales were renewed, and the closing quo tations were about 1-16 per cent. below those of Sa turday. In the share markets, the settlement in which will be completed to-morrow, some Sanaa also prevailed. There are still no symptoms of a re vival of business, speculation having received a fresh check. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92Z, " buyers," opened this morning at 92 13-16 to receded to 921, and closed at 92 11-16 to / ex di,. for the 9th July. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for ac count, 9tk July, 92f, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, ), ; ; New Three per Cents., en, f, I, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 214, 212 g. Consols for the " opening " (17th July) were marked 93 and 921 ex div. Exchequer Bing were dull in the morning, at Satarda,t'a reduced quotation of 10s. to ss. die., bat afterwards recovered to 7s. to 3s. die. India Bonds were quoted 10s. to ss. die.; and Exchequer Bondi, 961 to 99. Turkish stocks declined about per cent., the Six per Cents. being last quoted 95; to 96, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 to /—in each cass for money. For the 16th inst. the Six per Ceuts closed at 96 to Spanish Old Three per Cents were rather more offered, and other foreign desesip- Gans quiet. THE OCEAN STEAMERS.—The Montreal Sena believe* that the government has finally *mimed with*, Itraetera for the lanebee line of ocean steamers to put en to run every week daring the summer , in stead of every *ght, end every fortnight during the winter. 0 Ile. Ile 1% II li as 0 SI 11 I' 111 IT. !P i 99 Tor i Pa zli tik T 1 1 (a L 7 0 I . , ii • ~ iI i 1 - 'l' . it l fi.• i i 1 ..: . I • 11 , 1 ;• . : :i '• •I . i I ' I lii 1 1 . 1 ! ' I . . J . 1., ': it i i . .' i, ; , t 1 I '1 ' i 1 1 l'• I 1 , 1 ' 1 l i - . 1 I. i i : I 1 1 1 1 1 , i ! 1 1' .. I ' ' I 1 i 11 , i i . , I 'I , . ,'' `, 1 i I ''. I i 1 I 11 I 1 o l'