The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

p r isoner set up a cowardly defence, at the tame time glint • Trelett —A more ten and cowardly life a falla ...aa p o t lead than y ou, prisoner, have been lead -1.7 o d thee you me brute force to the female on . whom you have been living, and who evi deal' k w beep living with you from fear and some sort of id ....ti n a which I cannot understand. You are aeowardly „Ag e s ; sod when you God that the law is going to be put Torre K eiestyou for your brutal conduct, you begin y ea will go for sax months with hard labour, and errieg.at the mod of that time find two bail in 104 each to keep t he F ore for 1•2 !youths. Th e prow-dm —He has threatened to murder me if I do not lire with him. LATEST SPORTINGLINTELLIGENCE (IT ILMORIO TILIGIUM) CARLISLE MEETING.—cnus DAY.) CORBY CASTLE STAKES. T.Y.C. little Stag, Elijah, sad The Clown MO 111.114 _ MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. Foust Q o m, Dick Swindler, Lady Braybrook, MAW man sad kiospdahty f are hem GRAND STAND HANDICAP. One mile ninety yank. T e ddy, Giltoook, and Trump Queen are here. CCNBERLAND PLATE. About two miles aad a quarter. w er Ou Jnoy Joaes, Weatherwin, Honest John, Lens, The Few% aid Trump Queen are hers. HOLY HILL STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Prairie Flower, Lady Holbrook, Barban. Allen, and Hos pitality faro here. ABLlTl.D.—Annabella, Interest, sod Maid of Chesterfield. CRICKET. Tier GitsTLENNN v. TES PLATENS 07 ENGLAND. —.loothor large and fuhionable assemblage visited Lord's Ground yesterday to witness the play in this annual contest between the amateur and professional skill of England. upwards of 4,000 vintors were on the ground at one time. The players as usual won the choice, and at twenty five minute' peat twelve the gentlemen had to tarn out to field, Means. Traill and Voids, bowling, Ike Hon. C. G. Lyttelton keeping wicket, Mr. Wright at pmt, Mr. Mitchell long stop, and Mr. Daniel and the Hoe. T. De Grey at long leg. The innings ended, at ten minutes pan five, for 231 runs, Hayward being not out 112—a rplendidly-played innings—made by seven 4's, eight 3's, twelve 2's, and the rest singles. Hayward went in two wickets down, was in nearly four hours, and never gave chasm ; he was nearly had by Mr. Grace when he had scored 37, but that would have bees an extraordinary catch if taken. The gentlemen bowlers were Mr. Voided (bowled very well), Mr. Trail, Mr. Grace (round arm and underhand, the latter punished severely). Mr. R. D. Walker, the Hon. C. G. Lytteltoe, and Mr. V. L Walker. Mr. Wright fielded splendidly at point, and so did Mr. Daniel at long leg. The gentlemen promptly commenced their innings at half-put five with the Hon. T. De Grey and Mr. Grace, to the bowling of Jackson and Tarrant, and the fine fielding of the others. At sem o'clock the day's play ended, the moor* as follows : Mayen, 231; gentlemen, 87 Play was cootteuei this morning. Tni SWIM Et.rvnt o. EIGHT/111 Warm= 'sox WIGHT, MAILLBOROUGH, MID 01111LTENHAM COLLEGES.— This match was commenced yesterday, at the Oval, Ken aingtoe, and when the stumps were drawn Surrey, m the list Mein" had snored 106, against only 79 on the part of the Three Collages. Play woe resumed this day. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY AT STOKE NErmaroN.—(THIS DAY.) Great excitement has been caused in Stoke Newington by the results of • search which hail been made by the sanitary inspector on the premiere of an undertaker in that pariah. Four °offing were found containing the Ti nning of as many children concealed under a quantity of rub. huh in a shed atthe end of the garden. One of the children had been dead about nine months, and was little more than a skeleton. Another appeared to have been dead only two or three weeks, and the others were in such a state, apparently from the action of lime, that it was difficult to tell how long they had been dead. The coffin of an adult, which was fonod with the lid screwed down. attracted attention, and the undertaker, on being interrupted, stated that it contained the body of a pauper who had died six weeks ago, and he was only waiting to bury it with • number of others. He at first, it in said, refused to have it opened, but the inspector compelled this to be done, and the coffin was found to be empty. There is no explanation at m eant forthcoming as to what has become of the body. The facts have been reported to the proper authorities, and • searching eraminatwo of the remainder of the premium, and into the dram:octanes' al the deaths of the children, will be instituted. It is believed also that the soil of the poden will be termed up. BAZAAR AT ST. JAMRS'S HALL.--(THIS IDAT.) A grand fancy hamar, in aid of the funds for enlarging the Landon Surgical Home, wee opened to-day at St. James's Hall, under the patronage of the Duchene of Sutherland, the Countess of Darnley, Lady Constance Grosvenor, and many other ladies of distinction. The attendance was very fuhieemble and numerous, and included the yedmg ladies of the aristocracy in London. The stalls, presided over by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Countess of Darnley, lady Ann Stinson, Lady Elizabeth Oust lady Foley, Lady Addles Manners. and Mrs. Walters were very attranive. The " Home" is an institution which was established nearly six years ago for the treatment of the surgical diseases of wane., at Notting-hill, and the great success attending its usefulness has been such as to require the erectioe of a more extensive building. It is on the principle of the +muscles de sante. A COASTGUARDSMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING. — A frightful accident occurred on Wednesday night to a coastguardsman, named Dancer, belonging to the East Blatchingtou station, Seaford. On that night, it will be remembered a terrific storm was raging, and before the rain commenced the lightning and thunder were very heavy. About half-pest nitre Daocer had • conference with the Cochrane coastguardsman at the signal-poet co the cliff, to the east of Seaford. The next morning the poor fellow eras found on the beach at the bottom of the cliff by Mr. Bennett, chief boatswain at the Blotch ington Battery. His hat and nick were discovered on the top of the cliff, and at the spot the cliff is about 200 feet high. Police-constable &Imes was called before the deceased was touched, and on his arrival he examined the body. He found one arm was broken, and one of his thighs was also broken, and the bone protruded for a considerable distance. He had also sustained a severe cut over the left eye, and he was very much cat and bruised about his body. Hie chest, too, seemed completely broken in. What makes the matter so peculiar is, that the man was lying about six yards from where he at Ind fell. He has left • mark in the beech where he bad fallen, and he was found lying on his back with • handkerchief round his head, one arm lying moss him face, and his legs crowd- Mr. Noakes, surgeon, of Newhaven, examined the body, and and the blow on the temple was quite sufficient to account for death. At the point from which he fell the cliff overhangs, and he must have dropped the 200 feet without the slightest check. The body was conveyed to the boat-house on the beach, where an inquest await. it. The deceased, who was forty years of age, leaves a wife and three young children to de plore his loss.—dfaidstone Joarnal. WHIRLWIND IN CHATHAM HARBOUR.—DuTitIg the height of the storm on Saturday morning last, a remark able phenomenon was witnessed in Chatham harbour, by a . whirlwind w hi c h swe pt over the river. The rain at the time was falling in torrents, and the wind blowing from the southward. The direction of the whirlwind was dotinctif traced by the persons in the dockyard, who observed it sweeping np the river, on the opposite side of the harbour from the direction of Upoor. The water at the time was drawn up in a spiral circle, and is described as having mach the appearance of the eddies made by dun in a gale of wind. When nearly opposite the Ordeance-whart the whirlwind caught • huge which was besting up the harbour, carrying away her sprit, swamping her boat, and causing some other damage. It was also elated that • woman who was on the deck of the barge at the time was knocked overboard, but was afterwards mated. The singular phenomenon was observed for sere nl minutes, daring which the water which came under the influence of the whirlwind was violently agitated.—Maid. none Aimed. A GROTTO AT Casteocstx.—A letter from Cbs. monsix states that in the early part of the present year the ' olutelpality of that place conceded to one of the guides the Nht et excavating an artificial grotto in the lower portico al the Glacier des Bois, near the source of the Aveyron. The works were begun in April, and • gallery of 211 metres in length, terminating in a rotunda, boo already been executed. This new ice palace has • fairy-like sepect, as the walls and columns, loader the action of the light, present • greet variety of colours, far torpasiieg in effect the finest grottoes ever made for opera ?Plebs and salads. A restaurant hes been established near Ins entrance of the grotto, which will nadmalitedly be misted by men of the tourist. who go to Chemottedx. The OM of admiteeta to the grotto is fixed at 300. A BULL -FIGHTER GORED TO DEATR.—The Jour-; nal des Lonilastates that a fatal accident incurred three days beck during a bull-fight at the fits of Grenade in that department. A nun named Palooque entered the arena to fight a bull well known for its fierceness, and was 1111 . t• ntlY so fearfully gored in the left side b y the animal, that he died ten minutes after. The "Ports were at once terminated fur the day and a collection was made fo r th e un f or t una t e man's widow. In mew Tema, of this accident, the mayor of St. Serer, in the 'an" dsoertmeot, has gives orders that in the bull-fight which to take place there this week, wooden or metal tips shall be fi red on the horns of all the bulls to prevent the possi bility of goring. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DMUS= OF "IT CUM, VICTORIA-PAWL —The number of petiolate re lkoed at this institatioa daring last week woe 1,300, of which 250 were new eases. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1863. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Brum took the chair at a quarter put 12. SHARE LLST&--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocia. tM In the railway market to-day, attention is almost et exclusively directed to the fortnightly settlement, and the variations in prices are few and unimpor tant. The tone on the whole is rather dull. South Eastern stock has declined per cent., and Caledonian and London and South Western, /. Midland has improved 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Great Western, 661 to 1; Mid land, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 to i ; Caledonian , 118 to ; South &stern, 911 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 521 to 53 ; Great Northern, 1271 to 1281; and London and South Western, 1051 to 1. Coloxial and foreign railway securities are quiet. Indian stocks are now quoted ex interest. (treat 11 Western of Canada shares are rather dull. ORDINAL! MAILS AID STUCOL .I /41 I LADA/AYR c 1= 4,05 I silo 104 us to lasi,WoLlONoozYsi. Ito*"Yrfid,AYdo. 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FISHERIMI (IRELAND).B.EL.L. The house went into committee on thin bill. On clause 6, HASSARD moved to leave out certain words, the effect of which removal would be to prevent the addition of a fourth net of commissional, to the three existing juradie• Lions for the removal of obetruetions to the navigation. He contended that the addition of each a fourth body would interfere with rather than promote the removal of such ob structions. _ . Mr. LONGFIELD opposed the motion oe the ground that the three jurisdictions already in existence had hitherto neglected to exercise their powers. Sir H. BRUCE supported the amendment. 1 Sir R. PEEL said it would be impossible to agree to the motion, because the effect of it would be to take away from the commissioners the power to remove acts that might be injurious to navigation. He hoped his hon. friend would withdraw hie amendment. After a few words from Sir W. Somenvrt,te, The bar was cleared, but the amendment was ultimately negatived without • division. Sir H. BRUCE then rose to move the insertion in clause 6 of the following words, "but this and the foregoing clauses shall not apply to beg nets erected and in use before 1848.* He said he felt he was exposing himself per haps to the charge of obstructing the bill, but after what bad been said by the right hoe. baronet the member for Canterbury (Sir W. Somerville) he felt it necessary to review the subject at some length. The hon. baronet was proceeding to describe the course of legislation on this sub- Jed. when Mr. WMAHON objected that the remarks of the hon. member were not in order ; but The CHAIRMAN decided otherwise. Sir H. BRUCE observed that it was not surprising that there should be some irritation in the discussion of a bill which threatened the rights of proprietors without giving them compensation. The reams of his fixing 1848 was that it was the date at which the right hon. baronet (Sir Wm. Somerville) brought in hie bill which established the license duty. He really thought this was a great concession on his part (Oh !) Sir R. PEEL said that the committee had already vir tually decided this question. (Hear, hear.) It was quite evident that the carrying of this amendment would DOCA:4- albite the alteration of clause 5, already carried. There was no register of the number of bag-pets before the year 1848. He appealed to the him. baronet to respect the views of the great majority of Irish members, and not throw any farther obstructioes in the way of the bill. Mr. MONSELL made a similar appeal to his hon. friend (Sir H. Brace). The CHAIRMAN here submitted that the amendment was not consistent with the former clause. The amendment was then withdrawn, and the clause agreed to. On dense 7, Mr. M'MAHON moved to insert the words "or any act of parlhunent," the effect of which would be to prevent the earCfleate from rendering any net legal which would other wise be " in violation of common law or of any act of par liament" Mr. BUTT objected to the insertion of the words. on the ground that it would give the clause • one-sided effect, making the certificate binding on one party, and not binding on the other. Mr. lAMGFIELD agreed with the hon. member (Mr. Butt), and thought that the certificate of the commis sioners (subject to appeal) should be conclusive evidence of the legality of the meta, both for and against the public. Mr. BRUCE mid there was much force in what had been said ; but the supporters of the clams were endeavouring to act with juMioe. Their view was that the legislation of 1842 was an invasion of the rights of the public. (Hear, hear.) It was to be remembered that what might sot be injurious to navigation in 1843, might be injurious in 1863. Mr. BUTT contended that the decision of the commis sioner" ought to be equally binding on both parties. After a discusidoe, which was continued by the Attorney. General for Indeed, Mr. Mooed', Sir E. Grogan, 3lr. M'Malson, and ahem, Mr. BRUCE proposed to postpone the consideration el the clause, considering the difficulties of it. construction with reference to the possible effect of the certificate. Mr. M'MAHON said be thought the government bad better adhere to the dame, or else abandon the bill. Mr. BUTT proposed to try the question, and (Mr. MIAs. hoe having coruscated to withdraw his amendment for the ' present) be (Mr. Butt) moved to omit all words after the words " therein gives," in order to insert the words, "sod that at the time of granting such certificate snob Axed origins was in ea:ordaine with law." The committee divided, and the numbers were— For the amendment 4 Against The amendment was oresequently ] lost. [Left sifting. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) The quarterly meeting of the shareholders was held this day at the &Bose, No. 33, Norfolk-street, Strand. The aecretary, Yr. GRUIIIIIBIN, having reed the advertise ment convening the meeting, the chairman, VISCOOM &matron, read the report : " The executive committee annex the following tabular returns of the receipt.; for the three first quarters of the eleventh financial year : Bharee Quarters ending In S cow- Total Receipts. harea progress. plated. Shares. d. Dec. 24,1803 136 67 203 15,946 16 2 March 16, 1863 269 5i 232 16,613 10 11 June 24, 18,5 Three quarters Midsummer, 1463 Totals to Sept. 30, 1838 11.740 3,913 mots 693 13 2 Grand totals to summer, 166 6 1.5,159 4,117 19,466 677,650 10 3 iiii 140 We ho Wil /09. wit I. WO Compared with the receipts of the corresponding period yet year, the protect returns for the three quarters show an increase of 3,8801. ss. 9d., an increase in the quarter over the Lady-day one of 5,0831. 2s. Id., and en lacrosse in the issue of shares of 223. The total withdrawals since the formation of the moiety (September, 1852), to Midsummer, 1863, 199.3481. 3s. 3d. ; the total gale of hind to Midsummer, 1863, 326,9901. ls. 7d. The returns of the register of the order of rights are follow :—Completed, 4,972 ; drawn, 3 1 191 ; seniority, I,6Bl—total, 9 , 844 ; deduct rights exer creed on estates, he., 7,449 ; unexamined rights, 2,396. The last share numbsr on the register by seniority, is No. 13,853 ; and the last share number Muted to Mid summer, 1863, wee No. 19,466. Sauce the last report, • second estate has been acquired in West Worcestershire, situated on the Eleowick road, with front age to the Ludlow road. Commanding views of the Mal vern Hills are obtained from this new property, which is adjacent to many handsome villas and grounds on the batiks of the Severn. The committee hope that they may be in • position to allot the Worcester estate, and also the resent purchase at Southampton, during the current quarter. The next allotment of Lod will be on Wednesday, July 8 of the Stoke Station road estate at Ipswich, and the Resdieg estate ; and some well secured ground rents. on the Romeo road estate, North Bow, will also be offered on this occasion. The allotment will take place at Ipswich, after • public meeting, at which • deputation of the board will attend to explain the society's system. The !welch property adj o ins the Haodford Hall Villas, and I is laid oat into 48 plot.. ranging in price from 371. op to 2201. per plot. A portion of the property will be formed into a crescent, facing which will be an open space in ' tended for ornamental gardens, extending to the Stoke Station road. In addition to plots for detached or semi ; detached villas, land hes been kept free for close building and for Wainer purposes, each as an inn or hotel and shops. The Reading estate is a portion of the Castle Hill property formerly allotted, but as the original site for the proposed church has been changed to another locality, the centre of I>ownshireaquare will be now converted into plots for detached and semi-detached houses of moderate size. The committee have much pleasure in reporting that the • rector of Reading, the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Cunt, is now ac tively engaged in raising funds for the new church, the society having granted • site free on the estate equal to the original one. In the new plea of allotment there are 45 plots, ranging in price from 521. 4e. 6d. up to 1041. 9s. per I plot. The executive committee have to report that the works on the finel portion of the Woodbury-park es t a t e , Tunbridge Wells, sod on the first allotted . portion of the Colchester estate, are just completed, and an inspection of these two properties will show the great improvement in the respective localities, by the opening up of new communications. The committee will be enabled to announce in their next report the comtion of the works in pmgrees on the Roehampten and P utney.heath estates. It is with much ' regret that the committee have to report the death of John ()wham Mainland, Esq., one of the earliest promoters of the Conservative load Society, with which be was connected as a member of the board, until his appointment as secretary of the Civil Service Commission. As the registretion courts will be opened in due course, the 'Bottom whose names have not yet been inserted on the register are reminded that their claims will be maintained free of expense, but that it will be necessary to forward' their deeds in time to the eociety's solicitor, as well as proper instructions as to the polling place in the county, . where their Lod is situated, they may God it most coo -1 veoient to vote, should they sot reside in the county. The executive committee, io conclusion, congratulate the mem bers that the business of the past quarter has been of • • nature to afford every promise of another successful financial year, when it terminates at Michaelmas." Soma KINSINGTON Mossum.—During the week sod' Jose 27, the visitors hare hoes a; follows :—Os Moo day, y, sod Saturday ifreedays), apes from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m., 6,241. Oa Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (stsdents' days, selmissioa to the public 6d.), open from 10 ►m. till 6 p.m., 1.466. Total, 9,706. Frost the opening of the Museum, 4,119,001. • JOINT Rroux ALNICO. Lut. ! Alm onel U. Sm. Bran. lan Mawr , n,..(tLivorpnro 60 'Ando Portuguese (Um Aallesisis 40 ! Do. New (Limited) U 'aka Of 100 'Sank of 100 I Bank of Quendand Bankof Victor* kuUU 100 'Sauk of Wales (UnL) 10 !Bank of New Inland (I. 60 'Brit and American Is.(L 60 alai IL Amides SO Char.llo.Bnr. Columba ;zo. A...040w. II Mild. of BAK is 111 ..C,ootinental 100 Inglleh an I Ina. (Um.) 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I w.s9 Do.iipelldit.pa.Dl Indian Brooch Limited Madre' Gus. N per el Do. do. I r t. lo. Do. 4 per el Ildb.Oarp.dp.et.Boedi Meth. sod Hobe= 1 N. Bromwich & class • toad B 0 N. H. or Canada e p. e. Ilersde, gas Spey orat— e Do. Delhi do I Do. do. do D. Panjoab B D. do. 1. 1 871 ISO IN 1 7 ? 1-5 ii I ;a- Di:l dii:noCiii:il lalTliall pasbrian P.. O. Co.. (Ts! L 1 Dramas Nam Buret (IIboa) INK Clogau Gold (Ut Sod Cando's ,00 , 01 gut Caen Bras 60 6 1 -1 t 6 'OO4 ;~i :: 6cToi 440' ‘ose ~600 1,400 .. 4110 10 .. 1.1110 6iiiil,oeG ;i6ol .. 116.090' 10.000 16,000 KM 16,0001 10.000 4000 000 100,0001 ikaoe is,ooo 110,400 11080 111,1100 14000 10.000 HO NG 100.000 IiZOIn 1 "MS likolo Wilke MIN 111.174 KOS, "Os, teXece. KOS EiiiiimiaTravlask.) Or/alga di N. kabyn. Oral South Tokio a. Wb. Vor (Holaron) Oroavlllo Hood o.root .... lorkr gore* =, 1,2.7 11wridy Iron Oro Von Beton North Rookeor N. Wh. Bonsot(Illops) North Wheel Crory For Coon (IL Blow) . Provides., (11. Wank. !Luber Norreth Clarks .s Orm.. Orr Orr (Mora) . S. W. harm (m.p■l FIN ramarlMlSLiadMrs.o IL Orott Wed Bard 11. °melon ( (=1) West Moe Wt. Swot (IIlopw) . irs. Buller (Itoftift) WINal twilcoU W. Ner %•mi ginalsys whoa soon Wb. Trolawsey Usk Wlnel Unica VOILMON 1 1.1nita (Linalta)7 aumiallam Ban Bawd, !India& Btu I. LP M.cn (Um) CCape ape Copper (Matted) tt ativer Orb,' OMNI Cgt-ra PALI_ , • Don Pe Ire,N. UN By Dan Mountain Copper Met Del itey(Limatted) Forts= (Urn.) Genera G. N.Op Ameratta(l. Katmai& (Um) Mures Ladtatden Matiqutta M. AureastiramG.lL(L N. Milne.. Asa. ti ; PontobandttUverinad P Banta Barbara Gold Ileottlsb Aught. (Um) Stant. dot Loy Ls. , Milted *Azimut ... Vallaamos Gold (L ) Vsamm Obal (Ltaaj Worthlisr fUes.l Taubman= (Ina ) `wpm l o t A 71 II 111 I Mk 14 1 ! 166 KO IN4 1104 111 112 141:1 111 1 20 21 72 75 66 60 66 67 60 IS a 66 26 ST 18 it 14 1611 e 1105 1 0.6 I 11Pm le% 1:I 9 du 191 100 90. 91 - 1 Plm 99 1 lOl ire tine 114 103 N 66 8 5 Id el 11l 11l 188 lie -- f Po 107 II 4pm 1006 106 107 11111103. iL Ia 8.6.14 861 11L et fie 4.11 UMW LAG. A. tip 1 211 :Ma. •a+. le.a. B!siert I i/1.1&W. 1.14! tfas 8 Ie . pekes. I /aft -- --,e-p. 1 ipm Ms m 112 S4 p Ipni 1 l. ll dil •l am 22 Ws pm i r 22 " ,i 21 di. all I laa. W U all El 9! I IN 17 Iv N 37 114 117 114 117 di, ft pai 041 1•7 I' I" r e..., ... par t I pea li 1i pm 1 i f S gua II 4 k Ip• eat di pi t It tek I i 1 It 4 * au 114 . 1k 4 i pin It 86 1 1 li dis t Pm i 3: II 14 il per met., 1863), 3. 4h. I V,*P4,ll.ld. t n &V e rl•B n.(1: krealatisa Medea Berlin Walmerc•rks. Bombay Goa, United. Brit American Ind B • • .10/isg. let British TM Manaria Lead CanadaAprooyAaso.iL) Ceylon Company Cop.lLEng.. PraL 7 P.O - • ---- tepdetiWietai - - De. Preference Do. I p. at Peep. Deb indleCottooMpooLL reed to 4, e mg,. 4'ull , oeotrb .Jlll. an4 T er en: • 7' G.Credialin.ol Len (1. 61.811 111•0066. (Most Ship (Limited) . Do. tit per mat. Pre( odlen 11417105 141 interost.Pinan.Soo. (1 ) Mallet) lmoatioe Camel Do. Donde _ . 'Joint Stock Lebolg Tea (Lli Dim ialZt. _grief I'm • I Loa. Financial Aro. (L iaaa tiou. Otaniboa . Madras isslom s Oana Vaditait. XL TY. (Lls , itot.italL, Oar., swan Natallan4&Con.oB.(L) . Nailonal Minoan& 00.. '4.141 syn. I Da Wow M. times. & N. nod. ?d d N.Zesland T.sadL (Um N. Bell Atialralmlan Odanl4 Gas Do. New . ...... IOW& la. 0 4111. Ottoman Geo led Atm load a Ma Pardo. aad Ortas. Naar, Da New QuebradaLd. Ra.am.(L) tha Do. New Ulu do Jan. elty IM. do Royal Mall Steam 'llcoitlah Aunt. 1.12•11106. i. African [trim Inv.(L South Aaalrallaa Lod Sabataztos 211. Step T. it A. of Aut(L.) Li Trlt LA.Co.U.Calsada van Diennen's land... PREFERENCE SAM West Midland (guaranteed @harm, 51 PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. UMPOOL, Jell la-Sales to-day: Great Eastern, 624 S 3- Great Western, 66,-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1124 4-Leo. don and North Western, 1021 11 3 2121 I-Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire. 451-Metropulitan, 12-Midland, 113 wi -South Xlmteml, 924 14- Whitehawou and Furness. 191- Sambre and Meuse, 101-Alliance Bank, 13 p.-Bank of king Comp Live rpool, 24-British and American Exchange Banany , Si 44543 p. - International Finance Bas, 6 9-16 1 p.-N Missal Bank of Liverpool, 41 p.-British and Foreign Marine, p Unless Marine. 1 13-16 p. - Liverpool Eithabge Buildings, 2 d. mmpessern, Jung 29.-There was a good market, and prices were very ann. Great Eastern, Five per Cent., 1071-Ditto A. 604-Great Northern A, 130-Great Ship, Ref., 19a. 9d. - Grand Think of Canada, 201-Gnst Western of Canada, 117-Id I- Great Western, 664 -lancashwe and Yorkshire, 1124 1-London and North Western, 103 21 3-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 46 n -Metropolitan,l2-Midland, 129 81-North British, 521 r-Routh Eastern, 921 4-Melicans, 1-" East Anglian," C Seven per Cent., 1601. THE Vaarrr or lines Warrsza.—ln most other departments of intellectual industry and skill a man soon acquires a tolerably accurate idea whether what he is doing be good, bad, or indifferent; but the manufacturer of verse seems wholly unable to estimate the quality of the fabric he weaves, or perceive whether the designs he stamps or embroiders on it are really beauteous and original forma, or trite copies and graceless patterns. No matter bow consummate his intelligence in other domains of mind, yet he may rank with the most stolid and purblind of self. deceivers what be has to paw judgment on his own rhymes. —air E. B. Lytton in Blackwood's Magazine for July. CRYSTAL PALACE.--ONE SHILLING DAY. —MON DAT, Jun 29.—Admirions on payment, 10,776; ditto by smarm Naito, 1,363 ; total, 12,139. Fell benefit of reduced duty obtained by pnr cassaba Horsham's Pure Tea; very choice at to 4d. sad is. " Standard" at O. 4d. (formerly is. Bd.), the tad mast Jebel haported. Agents is OM, t ow. M 0 6 P 1 9 1 .7 .1724 packets.—(Advsetbametud MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. In the Stock Exchange to-day attention is almost exclusively directed to the completion of the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The funds remain at the prices which were current yesterday afternoon. English railway stooks, in two or three instances, are slightly lower. In ;be foreign stock market prices generally are well supported, except as regards Turkish Consolidds, which have fallen ; the chief feature is a consider able rise in Spanish Certificates. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 68fr. 45c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols for money, 921, 92 ; ditto for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, 92, 91.1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 914 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 14a. prom.; Five per Cent. " enf aced" rupee paper, 1061; Exchequer Bills, Marsh, 4s. dia., par ; ditto Jane, 4s. dis., per. . . . Spanish Certificates are in great demand to-day, and have risen considerably, being last marked 134 and 121. The Passive Bonds, as well as Mexican, are also better. Italian and New Granada "ex all " Bonds are inquired for. Greek, after being sold as low as 351, are quoted much the same as yesterday afternoon, at 361 to 4. Turkish Consolideis have fallen 4 per cent., being quoted 503 to 4, and the Loan of 1862 is dull at 701 to 711, while that of 1858 is steady at 691 to 701 ; and that of 1854 better, at 92 to 93. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 are rather firmer, at 564 to 574. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1001 ; Greek, 361 ; ditto, for account, 361, 35/, 361 ; ditto Coupons, 174 ; Italian, 721 ; Mexican, 361 ; ditto, for account, 3 74, 4 ; New Granada, 151, 16 ; Portuguese. 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, 491 ; Spanish, 534, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 341 ; ditto, for account, 341, 4, ; ditto Certificates, 12/ ; ditto for account, 121, 1, 131, 121 ; Turkish, 1862, 711, 701 ; Venezuela, 1862, 574; ditto, for account, 571. Confederate Loan scrip has risen 4 per cent., the present quotation bring 1 dis. to par. Italian is quoted 24 to 21 prem., being lower ; Turkish, par to 4 prem. ; and Venezuelan, 14 to 1 dis. International Financial shares are steady at 54 to 51 pram. ; General Credit and Finance at 14 to 14 prem. ; and London and Financial, at 11 to 2 prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company are quoted 11 to 11 prem. Only a trifling amount of gold-3,0001.--was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Edmund Graham has arrived from Mel- bourne with 75,5001. in gold. The steamer Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought as much as 793,0001. in specie ; of which 542,0001. is silver and 251,0001. gold. The Mexican dollars represent about 340,0001., and are a much smaller supply of this coin than was expected. The tone of the market for Mexican dollars is con sequently decidedly firmer, but there is au absence of business, further news from Japan being rather anxiously awaited. A large portion of the oxten- I sive supplies of this coin recently sent from England to Shanghai, was in reality destined for Japan. Bar silver is fiat, at 50. ld. to ss. lid. per ounce, there being no inquiry whatever for the East. About 56,0001. of the bar silver by the Shannon is from the mines in Mexico of the heal del Monte Company. About 1,500,0001. in bar silver has been received from the mines of this company since October, 1880. The Union Bank of Australia invite tenders up to Friday, the 10th of July, at lo'clock, for 25,0001. of 8 per cent. debentures of the province of Wel lington, New Zealand. These debentures are of 1001. each, and become due the Ist July, 1877 It is reported that the Hudson's Bay project will be announced through the International Financial Society at the end of the present week. The 1,000,0001. of capital of the Scinde Railway Company, for which subscriptions have recently been invited, may be regarded as virtually all placed. The 350,0001. of Scinde Railway shares will doubtless be taken by the existing proprietors in view of the premium at which the stock stands in the market, while the 150,0001. of Scinde Railway Debentures, and 500,0001. of Panjaub Railway Debentures, have been fully subscribed. As regards these latter issues theexisting proprietors have an option in the event of their making appli cation at once. A circular to the shareholders in the London and South American Bank (Limited) intimates that the directors have made arrangements for commencing business at Lima, where there is no establishment of the kind at present. The company's officers left by the last West India mail packet for their desti nation. In view Nf this early commencement of business, a call of 21. per share has been made. The directors state that they continue to receive assur ances of success from persons well acquainted with the proposed locality of the company's operation.. From a circular recently issued to the share holders in the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited) we make the following extracts : By the articles of association the directors are empowered to Uses 15,000 'bares, which they have thus appropriated : —let luaus of 5.000 'harm to orignial allottece; 2od issue of 5,000 shares offered to, and accepted by, the holders of the first issue ; 3rd issae of 5,000 shuns aleorbed by the amal gamation of the Commercial Bank of Port Elizabeth, fcc.. And they now propose. under your emotion, to make • fourth issue of 5,000 shares, to be employed in acquiring the bueinees of two or three of the mioor banking cetablish menu in the South African Colonies, the arrangements for the amalgamation of which are already far advanced. The result of this the directors feel assured will be the consoli dation of the Standard Bank upon au extended but 'unites. tial basis, alike beneficial to its present shareholder. and profitable to those of such institutions as may be amalga mated with it.—l remain, Sic., W. F. SALIM& SIC A call of 21., making 51. Raid, is to be paid on the shame in the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited) by the sth of August. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of July. The total is somewhat larger than has been usual of late, but a portion accrues on shares which are chiefly held ou the Continent: Amount par Share. • Due Already ' Number Date. Paid. Call. of Shari. Amount. Due In July.loos. Cane Valley and steed 5 per et. pref. 1 Uncial. and Yorn. SoliNvw.. prof.. e u e ii n r eteethl pasternl 44 of 1 1 .1 1 14 4 8 0 8 N a 2 s : 4 n : P d . 1 :1 N c. ar .. ec: i.: 111 : 2ct. . £6 . . 1 1 15 5 1 per cent.. 1851 .. 10 3 210 0 not known. 1 0 0 123,900 C 13,100 1 0 0 78,300 of July, when a dividend of 1L 7s. Id. percent., or ss. bd. per share ou the ordinary stock, will be re commended. The Court of Chancery has ordered a call of BL. per share to be paid by the contributories of the Plicenix Life Assurance Company by the 13th of July, The half-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called for the 10th of July. The ball-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank is convened for the Bth of July. The half-yearly dividend due in London next month on Alabama state sterling . Five per Cent. Bonds with Mourn. Reid, Irving, and Co., is advertised for payment by the Union Bank of London. The half-yearly coupon on the First Preference Bonds of the Northern Railway of Canada is advertised for payment in due course. We are requested to state the that share list of the London and Pariallotel Company (Limited)will be closed for both countrins t-day, and that of the Mauritius Gas Company on the Bth of July for London, and on the 10th for the country. Yormav Emma Consols, which closed on Saturday at 924 to ex div., for the 9th of July, opened this moraine at 924 to 4, and relapsed Lite this afternoon to 92 3-16 to 5-16, or 924 sellers." For money the last price was 92 to 4. The official business report is as followe : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 92, I, ex div. ; ditto for account, 924, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 914, n, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 91 1 , 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India. Five per Cent. Stock, 1054 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, ; clitto, Five and-a-Half per Cent., 115. The India Five per Cent stock rose 4 per oent., closing at 1084 to 4, ex div. Exchequer Bills remain at 4s. dis. to par. The foreign stock market showed increased buoyancy in the morning, but experienced a rather decided relapee in the afternoon. In the market for bank shares there was an improvement in Bank of Rapt, British and American Exchange, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and Ottoman, but a slight reduction in London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, London and Middlesex, London and Westminster, Metrop o lit a n and Provincial, Staudard B ank of Africa, and National Bank of Liverpool. Peninsular and Oriental Steam and South Australian Land shares were inquired for. International Financial shares were last quoted 54 to 5/ prem., being firmer. General Credit, 14 to 14 prem. • and London Financial, 1 4 to 2 prem. Oman Marine shares closed to-day at 9to 94 prem. ; Universal Marine, to dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 to 3 prem. • Commercial Union, 1/ to 24 prem..; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 174 ; British and Foreign Marine, to 4 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares In new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Cannes hotel, 74 to 84 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 1 tali prem. ; Copenhagen Railway,* to 1 prem.; London and Paris Hotel, 4 to 4 prem. ; London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, to 1 prem.; Buenos Ayr es Northern • Railway Deferred Preference shares, to 14 Timm .; Mauritius Gas, * to* prem. ; Nice Hotel, * to 14 prem. ; and Credit Metropolitan, to 14 prem. MINES.--(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocc: Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-day, there is little business going forward in the mining market. Bast Caradon shares are again lower, at 264 to 27. Wheal Beton are quoted 220 to 225; Wheal Crebor, 11 to 21, being dull ; Drakewall, 11 to 2 ; Basest, 80 to 81; Fast Cern Brea, Bto ; (heat Fortune, 36 to 37 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to ; Marke Valley, 6 to 1 ; Tincroft, 21 to 1 ; West Cbiverton, 24 to 25 ; Wheal Lndoott, 4 to 1 ; New Martha, 31 to 4 ; and Caradon and Phcenix, 1 to 1/. Cobre Copper shares have been dealt in at 33, being firm. Banta Barbaraare dulL Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are without variation. The Cobre Mining Association have received further advice' with respect to the important dis covery recently made in their "great mine" in Cuba. The company's manager, writing on the 7th of June, states that the accounts with regard to the lode in the 120 crosscut are still more flatter ing, and that there was a great improvement in the lode going west. A transvoree section of the lode has been forwarded to the offices of the com pany from Cuba. It was proposed to prosecute the driving of the two upper levels, and at least one level below, so as to open the lode as soon as pos sible ; and it was anticipated that rich ores would be met with in the upper levels, as was the case on the north lode west of the slide. It is, perhaps, not forgotten that the shares of this com pany were dealt in some years ago at upwards of 701. per share. 1011 119 13 11 , epra 1 din parl 76 77 IT _lB hie 118 Ia 1246 4a 'I 11€1.11 14 611041 4 b 60 P 42 11pmi 184 *I I 42 44 14 41 19 1.11. dia U 139 11 04 al 1 11 pm I B.pct' 114 7 Per 41 49946 74 18 1 0411 a 10 411 33174 41s 1 43 t 6 di par 1 dia par 79 61 1 09 de 21 3 pal, 24 21pro I da par 4 499.011 Cs oar 40 42 64 6 6 8°' 1 Ma 2 liar 26 1 lONS. 401 t So. i IM a SO $l7l 78,300 DESTRUCTIVE FIRM AT BERMONDsEY. —A tire broke out betweeo 1 and 2 yesterday afternoon, in the premises belonging to Messrs. Stocked and Co., tanners, leather dreams, and enamellers. situate in the Bermon.lsey new-road, and was not thoroughly extinguished until some what late in the evening. The damage done is very con siderable, and is reported by Captain Shaw as follows : " Scouring houses, eumue.boase, and drying , lofts on east Total called In seven months of 1865.... £4.005,179 side of al. about 100 feet long, burnt down ; brick and The Brighton Railway tra ffi c return s hows this timber 'Ming, used as besmbouse, and two lofts over. root week a decrease of 3,3611. compared with last year. destroyed, and sheds over pits seriously damaged. Nos. 4 to 10 in Aldridge-street, belonging to Mr. Jones. of Orange. The following is from the Great Western Rail road, fronts scorched and windows broken ; contents not in way Company of Canada : eared. Nor. 11, 12, and 13, In the same street, beloogieg TO THE EDITOR or The erases. to Mr. Higgs, of Newington-causeway, similarly damaged ; Dear Sir,—l am desi.ed to intimate to you that the coutenta not insured. Noe. 8,9, 10, and 11. Thorrias-street, directors of this company are informed by their financial roofs damaged by breaker ; not insured. No. 11 ditto, agent in Canada that the loss on through traffic collected Mr. Welch, private, roof shed, 25 feet long, damaged by Th and converted, ascertained up to Julie 13 1863, amounted fire. Lc• e cau se of fire unknown. Moors Stockell were to the sum of 236,477. 4 7 dole. (48,591/. se ' &I.) and there insured in the Phoenix and Northern Fire aloes, bat only remained a further sum of American funds for conversion for 6,0001 . _. at that date of 12,45& 63 doIe. OPERA IrLAilillik —T. HARRIS sod SON'S GLASSES Is addition to which there are balsams in account with still retains the celebrity long awarded to them by the habitues connecting railways still unadjusted.-1 am, Le., of the Opera : they posses. high magnifying power, with a large and perfectly distinct field of view, the acme of perfeo- Bas.CIDITOWS BACKS, Secretary. lane I'. Harris and Son make or alter Opera Glares so as to as- Oreshain-house, Old Broad-street, London, June 29. curately suit near-sighted eyes. A variety of the newest form srria The half-yearly meeting of . the Loudon and I and !lon. 070f:tar tat s os, opposite ihe M oder a te British P e"- [aces, Lo il udon. Greenwich Railway Company is called for the 14th Eatablishedliet.—LAdvertleeMest.l 20 0 0 not mown. 2 0 0 200,000 400,000 2 0 0 7,010 110 0 11.000 14,080 Total in July 110,000 £72..680 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON&CORN MARKETS. -- • -- - - - - - gals DAY.) (NT ILIOIIIIO AND lIITINNATIONAL TELZORAIII.) (FROM OOK OWN 001118PONDINT.) COTIVN. —Market dull and quiet, probable sale 4,000. CODN.—taiarket fairly attended. Arrivals large. Wheat limited demand, buyers holding off for lower rates. Flour almost unsaleable. Indian oorn mixed sells at a moderate extent at 265. 9d. to 27a. Beans slightly re covered the recent decline. Gate and oatmeal quiet, and unchanged. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Soon .—The market has opened qnetly at last week's prisms. The public Name( West India have gone off with out material change in value. Barbadoes at Ws. to 36e. Relined, repent rates are supported. but the market I not active. The realist heavy landings have brought the stock up to about 90,000 toss at this port, showing an increase of about 20.000 too. over that of last year. COFFEE. —The public sales of Coflon are progressing steadily at full prices, the colony sorts being meet io request. TllA.—The market continues quiet. Rice is in fair request, about 4.000 Lags sold ; Nemesis Arraesrs.9e. lid., better quality. 9a. 61. ; white Bengal at 13s. 101, pert for cash at 12a. 9d. Baterwris.-400 bags have heenisold, refraction 10 to 8, at 30e. 6al. Corroe.—At steady prices a limited business is doing. Jur& —The market continues arm and active. 1:1110. —Recently there has been an active demand for Manilla at the full prima of 241. 15e. for fair, and at 26:. for good roping. TALLOW HARKET.—(TEUS DAY.) The market is quiet. Tows tel is quoted 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 43e. ; July to September, 435. ; October to December, 43.. 9d. to 4be. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mewl , Harvey and Easton report trade firm at kat day's prose. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80a. ; soparsor ditto, 80,. to 90s ; interior ditto, 45e. to toe. ; clover, old, 90a. to 126 e. ; ditto, second out, Mk. to 1185. ; straw, Ifni. to 34.. r sob- Mud id :i tuna de of luuscl ll be ;boas I with atm- nape that aady IL pint bay. balk* I also it Ja m had mix• d you ght it Wang t for a Maley ity in zY• oot it. ht In. doing spirits tong. 'lt had ttiont, nenreF x fit• t non uittiag e have impn mike you to nother enalt7. UDh xi Will eat, ss rou Vs " Ter, 101711. scribed Frsibitt —I live I went le epee Ise trid zed I A t was mother he Pri er*" ad boa I west Ad a* Y to • ft N Ad 5* 00 Ilt 74 61 22t 1,. I 171 - 44i In Al 30 I to 19 tiedul at 147 r:~/,l' ~`?. J