The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-11 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING._ • the .31 , niteur of this day publishes the monthly returns of the Bank of France to Thursday, July 10. We give the most important items, with the cor responding figures of last month, en regard: July. Jona. Coin read bullton, Paris 88,981,901 .... 116,865,242 h.r.i ditto branch basks . 143.024,784 .... 169,430.954 discounted, Paris 267,410,880 .... 210,733,002 Ditto broach banks Notes is circulating, Paris Ditto ►roach basks Treasury deposits Private deposits, Paris 173,811,139 146,877.647 Advanced on public securities 103,982,236 .... 106,087,938 Pit!" by branch banks Advasced on railway *enmities 46,836,500 .... 42,206,400 Ditto by branch banks 17,742,340 15,724,060 RUSSIA. BERLIN, WIDNIIIDAY. Letters from St. Petersburg say that the departure of the Emperor Alexander for Mosoow is fixed for August 13. An Imperial ukase extends the amnesty aeoorded to the refugees of the western governments of Russia to individuals who took part in the events of 1830 and 1831. No judicial proceedings can be instituted against them. They will have merely to take an oath of fidelity to the sovereign, and their rights will be restored to them. They will be considered capable of exercising government employments after three years' good conduct. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mole ova owx PARIS, TiONADAT Count de Moray left Perla this morning for Wild. bad. It is at present arranged that be will the latter place far St. Petersburg on the 26th of the month. We reed in the Cowries. in Havre: "The persona composing the suite of Coast de Monty se Ambassador Extraordinary to Rorie, wets exported hare this day (Tuesday), but a despatch Ace Paris announces that the departure of the Seine has been delayed fora few days." The Grand llacheas Stophanie, of Baden, who haa paid a long visit to this court, left Perim today for Carlashe. The late Minister of Instruction, M. Folios], is to be interred with a public lewd on Saturday. The Frahm-Swiss regiment, which lately arrived at Lyons, has been ordered to Toulon. This news looks like a conlirmatMo of the rumour that the Z. poor had reeds a present of this force to the PIP. It appears decided that there will not be a double Pte, as waist first contemplated, for the return of the army of the last and for the St. Napoleon. These two soleinnities will be celebrated at the aims time on August 18; but the ff:e will be of a partioalarly military character, and especially delimited to the victorious troops who are returning boom and to their genmalln-chief. The city of Paris impasse to give a banquet of 50,000 covers in the Pablo de Pledustrie on this occasion. The Hoarse has been better today. The scrota tiro that the Bank returns will be unfavonrable hea t within the Lot three dam bow dineusted by apr rotate,, to such an extent that the mast is con sidered to be oversold. The Rents rosins. far each, and 16e. for amount, closing at 71fr. 40a and 71tr 06e. Credit Mobilier roes 221 r. 60c. The railways opened my firs, bat in most instances the rise in quotations brought forward sellers, and the ground pined was afterwards lost. Lyons, however, closed with a rise of 20fr., and Grand Gets's! rose 12fr. 600. There is a report that the Northern railway will be allowed to casetract a terminus in the Champs Epees. The Dashes, of Orleans has remitted from herself and the mines her eons, the sum of 16,000 fr. for the sufferers by the inundations. The Gaisits de TAlagovis states that the replan in program at the &Mean of Annenberg cannot be finished, so ea to admit of habitation, until the close of 1867. The Mogilew of this day says that is cosseipisses of an incident which he did not provoke, a French soldier was killed by an Angriest supers' near Glasgow% As investigation has bees instituted es the spot, and the advises received by the Goversmest of the Emperor from Viessa sad from Bathurst contain asearanees that prompt and strict pieties shall be readend. Meantime his Majesty the Emperor of Austria has decided that a pension shall be granted M the tangly of the French soldier. The Oral Mieister for Foreign Affairs he ad dressed a elrader to the diplomat's and esmader sputa of foreign states to make barn the with of the goverunint to enter into ansagethemin with °spit/lather public companies for the ennemihm of natarons public works. A theme egoalled_ by the minister are the draioing hive teals sling in mime parts of the hinders, the unntrustian of reads from Tripolitu to Petra. Oalmaili le Sparta, Corinth to Petra' (vik Vastinte), and eased ether places. The circular is given at length in the Mai kyr Grec of July 1. The Monde., Grec admits that the quasi-offleial letter published by the Minerva, recommending Mr. Beath O'Brien to the ears of the inferior authorities, and enjoining there to put soldiers at poi nts where be might be in dange r o f molestation by originated in the office of the Minister the Inte rior, and that it was lathed by. prefect to the sayers el his diarist. The ally foundatiou for the of " hsgary" brought against the edito r sl a g: Minerva wee the harem addition of the seas of 11. Bulging to the destummt. CLIRICAL FoNOTICIaIi IR Storn.—An sias uses bee published I. all the Madrid sawspopen is arriele, from whuh the fol.:mien is literally truslated Madrid, this corrupted eity, which hiatus os the blood of Us people, wham she Writes with words of love, bat who. aM deepaai sod slays via they sus so limier give her asytkieg. Madrid, wheal luxury is as lush to poverty, who. Whisky unapt good .wean, whose treackerwas psalm adios tbe pea*, sod who wishes to welsh every thing floe tbo pissed* of bet pride. Madrid, the fuss of wry, that devours everything, sad is whose iris DO 1 olletivity esists nave that which hes resolved the baptism of Mr frail waters. Lush sad reifies is thy from t o laugh aid rejoice, oh, *sham sky, the day of thy shutiseaseot is our • tau wilt fall like dm tower rives by the %bud:whole ; tbos wilt bars like the wood that is out late the an ; Shoe "nit lies la the darks.. of a perpeesal obourity, sad is as etasal sight of trust. Theo bast bees the andlo of evil, thou wilt be the sepskbro of Its soup... TM small somber of its that hove rased the try , f Wars will sot bit obis le as,. that, bosun them but despised Una, this but oust We, thy stet loyal ebil4reis, of !lumina. tbonsull Mused, of whence the west fairest 1 Main ma nos du pruestreas of hittesies,.whe dun this Mall lam? If that tart a friend to the cs.hslice. why an 'bon ass willing to hues to 'bob sosseals ? Madrid I Medd" Repeat sad weep ; It may he be. that thus shalt Iladl pity ta ii m saw of lb. Lord. - This is by se MGM 60 r ams of the style indulged is by tbo rillionajosssole RAITINDIA COMPANY'S 81[RVICS. —The Lv. gul. meth Thal Campbell Wallow, 8.A.. el Ilidemite Deltas. wbees appoistod ebeglie T i t Emere eslsSU•km•st lobs rireldkelaamLq eel balmy O, bee bum bees appemew ibe emir Is be PrOmerer .1 isiNell Liian eel Ile Mr is be Pow *we 44 Gourd t i n eel PeNNsel Bemesay. at ebe Blebieesme at Isabel. Nap W. Wall. Me Mee appolebei mil eel bee viewer fee Me Ilseme Fabileael.-61111. Alin aid Oa Oterimet AMA THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 80IITHWARIE. 1/0 88888 OF ♦ CRIMEAN SOLDIER IN ♦ POBLIC•EOLEE. Daniel Meearthy, Timothy Hags, George Hesneeey, ruffianly-looking and cowardly fellows, end James Ashton, an old man, wen brought before Mr. Combs, c►arged with stealing a pone containing nit* sovereigns, seine Ulm, a half-frame piece, and two Russian coins, from the person of Thvmu Tyler, a private in the Grenadier Guards, under the following daring cireunstanots: The soldier, • gae•lookiag man, much sunburnt and worn from the fatigue. and hardships he had undergone in the Crimea, said that he arrived in London on Wednesday morning, with the remnant of the Guards, to rtselve the approbation of eke Queen and e)untry. Lest evening he wu walking along the Newest, and fooling thirsty, he wrist into the Windmill public bonze, when he saw the prisoners Ashton and Hog►n, who forced themselves in his company, end unversed with bins about the campaign in_ the Crimea, saying . , that they were pleased to lee the Guards back. Wittiest told them he wee also pleased to return safe and sound, and they drank together. After feminine there a short time, the prisoners asked him to go into the Cathedral beer-hones, in King-.trot, a very low place, where they had more beer. The other primers ease in a. .d joined in conversation about the Crimea& war. Witness treated them to more beer, and when be palled out his puree sad was about to take the mosey oat to pay for it, Hagan snstt►ed it out of his hand, sad pared fete Macsrthy. He was ►but to panne him to mats his purse when Ashton ' seised him ►y the arms, sad Heanamy pushed him down on the mat. Maearthy and Hagen, therefore, had as opportunity of getting away with his purse, which oen tained sine sovereigns, some silver messy, a half•frare pier., and two Russian copper coins. Ammon as he was able to get away from Ashton and Hennessy he suspected they were connected with the thieves, eoutettemitly he called in a unstable, sad gave them into custody. The other pri mal were afterwards takes fate custody. Oa Msesstby wee found a half-treat piece and two RIMINI copper Goias similar to them that were in his parse, and be believed them to be his property. Witness was perfectly sober, and the NUM he treated the prisoners in the MASON' he did, wee that be believed they were honest Britons, and that they really thanked the army for the arduous service which they had perfcemed for their country la the Crimea. However, he was aafortaaately mistaken, and instead of thanks they bad robbed him of his hard-earned mosey is a darlag manner. They were, in feet, a disuse@ to thtir malty. Ths - prisosan, who Rads a tubas, &few, sad dialed all knowledge at the robbery, were fully aramlead for trial. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL MEETING. THIB DAY. --*-- (3T ILBOTRIO TILLSOLAPX.) PRODUCE STAKES for 2-year-olds. Blink Bossy Can Fatima 4 ran. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. Break= .. .. .. .. 1 MATCH.—Sprig o'Shillelagh. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE ARMY IN THE EAST. BRITISH CAMP, Joan 28. By No. 1 Gezira Order of the 26th, all army and railway stems are to be emberlmd, if parable, by the7th of July, sad, free Me mistime that are betas made at Bs- laklass, sad la the freer by the Sappers sad Mad Traps port y is Corp., tD w e order way. is likely to bi carried oat. TM great dela is rail Chem by the Isksrasaaa massuseS, uMsh halal bees somplesal • party of Rippsaroa the .eras Mb, Miaowed the - body Ws Foam ma mho hod hese ressatly murdered, Ids threat haft oil free ear to ear sad ha clothes Oakes re • dem, stick, poach, _peat -book, a pair of seas. sal sem Isis 'sins, wore loud sloes by, sal km dos 'label§ d Ike packet ttook, sad expansive disinabe of the stales head, be is supposed to be either • Lessisseh issesbesit sr • *sanitise goatioasa. TM smbs we smoked with the banal. J. O. sad the pinch, saw hit, had the Islam A. 0. A. A t semetioa of Cholds Isesea, alas outings of degas were Waded over 1111 it ism* astlisehlea, sad the lama was buried salt Kf daT r ea tie Sad el lakeemes. Mew Ms lel Ws swain early, and matins« bat "NWbe heel " al theses emy ass clues, theses Mrs sad Rase abound. ILSOTAIC TILIOZAPI.) PORTSMOUTH, TIIIVUDLY Mort. The Prime Arthur has arrived with the 34th Re &teat, umbering 707 sten, au bard. The Oneida trsneport boo also arrived. LIVERPOOL, Tarawa:. The wooed battalion at the Grenadier Guards arrived at ilia Liww.atreet stades about An a... from Loa dew, sad astrarksd as board no Cann enew etwendue Andes, Captain Il'Arthar, whisk Nadal tanadiataly at tanned. he Ektriows. im pr ed arabwr el pawns wen at no statism wad at tie di eassloa *eat, sad lenity Nome OM IS 41111161119. POSTSIIOI77II. JULY 10. Tbo Jttw, No. K mow tomi onolood this moraine, fan de Wm% vide So • imp el Maws artillery, mid • law s dead radtwasis. arasbalsg 1 seem owl le MS. IS Waft Old SW aniu s. libe Idled araWas tar Wad wild. be alaw Ils Wise Tided% M. ad Chmtkisse, No. WI, dean two. yam NNW ras yo rfr 11 yootomay, am Leto karbraz = d eseaset. hut sled, with disdain sad ITT al=teb lail t. TM Tawsraaaalr at Pettbrel, midi UM TM Wad= al Os Bea ON ion Ws at, matted iris • Midis sueseetially e• awe ism babwes w Indiana Tbs adds alma deeps BMWs tigaay Sad =, an oath to Nut tw• maw pawn la le die Wool at pwwwweas. N. mew, monosili iodroml will be peal cm llama% =MAIM JULY 10 .—AtrOINTIMITS...-04MattGiato L H. W jllll4. to the MU. to, am Nem db. d 480 pout. is rattooma ; F. H. C. Cam ( 1114 1 1 4 y4 8 464 . 0au5eak ti mew Om. wwii, a/Mame Umlaute.: C. J. Maw (4140) P 7.114, lawsass. maw stem Mg" at NNW= WM. .80111111118 M H. S. Wewlelow 0 144 ). 1 14 11 00 w. H. at Diomemk O. C. MN). to the 044010 10. Deolot 11. rrootlia (I/14). to tho flacoalost. paws um ft ruftwooft; r. S. iswou (owl. 10 aka Imam% 11. Wig . Jorls.41111.•; wad C. W. Andrew, lo Si. COMM 14, Map. st GYM= :J. WWI,. OW). siiilmmillfer (1114 to tY Awalta..3 sad T. R. llowl FLO@ Unita. lignoaar J. ILL Hoopoe (I 611•40.111. Soloti Illa War J. O. To= is Stiallsabla, JO, Gov ezßot Oast et Salotoist 11. J. Ilmotwo doltillsom &paddle vital gun pit. 0t41•41m wpm lootmoollt oat G. Otodoloy, to lot mew sem pen& amliersi~st Ciill.0(1101), to r llkostag, 10, wow SUOMI lift ot IJOAoroe IL pogoor, Ifollsmana S ANIL Out C.O. Dail*. to tbo Mimosa Out J.J. Ilion, to the Mootapt. RoTAL GALLERY or ILLUFFIATION...—The follow. leg ere mewl the amorous pawns wits have visited this palm alibis the last few days toenail= Mir P. Hortos's =O. Reed's) popslar wanalowmas, vital will be so Moseley nest by the sildlibit Of s sew as reabw. abase pet:talky (estates ars of err =mien at the E dmonds. t Son, wan tin "rights sad at wens*" are ht se yresissatly before the PW : -16 4 aid - Lady Gone= Drag= sad posy, Lady disisms, lapd sot party, Lord libminnoisi• maim Lay Pa =ea. mod pan, Colossi Wintsmoe, Pitossedd sod ray IbJe• rid= tad party, Captain Clawns*. lam Irv. J. T. Usk Mrs. liserestui sad IleatTo Mn. bombs sad party, Clopesis sad Mn. Wood sad M ny, Ma 141= and party, the lee. C. Calky as. Gamma' COMIXERCIAL AlllOClATloN.—Tomartlay spa= si aininse Mae erwerry toads tab plan alb Labs likappos street, Poe tb• puree M hada* so /a Enessmisetb• erseasi issoraset aas totila Mr. J. bemss• Timms Vas ha tin =is. 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Turkish Six per Cents., after declining to 103, are now quoted 1034 to 4. The Four per Cents. are lower, at 1054 to 106. Other foreign securities are quiet, with less disposition to purchase. The bar pins include Buenos Ayres Bonds at 87; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Contr., at 654 (exch. 128.); Grenada Deferred at 74; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half par Cents., for the 18th of July, at 81; Sardinian, at 924 and 924; and Spanish New Defernd Three per Cats., for the 16th of July, at 244 ex div. Reports are still circalatd that a new loan of five millions, intended to be applied toward' an improve • meat of the Turkish currency system, may be ex pected later in the year. Three vessels are now off the tout from Australia —viz.: The Catherine Adamson and Europa, from Sydney; and the Potentate, from Latinoestoo. The quantity of gold brought by these vessels did not transpire yesterday. The steamer Gertrude has also arrived from Constantinople, with a large quantity of sovereigns—reported to amount to about 300,0001.... which were sent into inc Bank yesterday. Further sums are expected from the same quarter next week. The Arago has likewise brought from New York, 30,0001. in specie for England, and 110,00 W. for Havre. The sum received per the Tay, from the Brazils, is about 6,7701. Oa the other hand the demand for gold for the continent continues. Yesterday the 12,0001. brought in by the City of Baltimore, :from Philadelphia, wul taken for exportation. The Tamar has also sailed for the Brazils with 121,0981. in specie on freight, con sisting chiefly of sovereigns, for Rio Janeiro. This ' shipment is occasioned by the scarcity of bills on the Brazils. The directors of the Australian Agricultural Com pany have issued a special report. A new superinten dent in Australia has been appointed, and a " oommit tee of advice " is to be constituted io Sydney. It is also recommended that the number of English directors be reduced from twelve to six, and that the proceeds of the land sold be distributed amongst the proprietors. For these purposes an act of parliament will be required. Shareholders in this and in the Peel River Company have inibeeribed 7,9314 for the purpose of building and endowing churches and schools on the two pro perties. From Mr. Odernheimer's reports it appears that the coal formation is very extensive and valu able, but that the remunerative working of the coal field is greatly Impeded by the difficulty and expense of transport to a place of shipment. Mr. Oderu kaiser therefore moommends strongly the construc tion of a trammed for the whole length of the com pany's property at Port Stephens, and in immediate connexion with the harbour. Complaints are made by Mexican bondholders that the committee am not sufficiently prompt in afford ing information es to the reason of the late suspension of the reraittanoes from Mexico on dividend account. The competition for the concession of the Pyrenean Railways appears to be very spirited, thou subvention of 26 millions of francs offered by the French govern ment, coupled with a guarantee of 4 per cent. mini mum dividend, being considered very tempting. We understand that a number of English capitalists are in the field, in conjunction with Messrs. Barrandi and Co., of Paris. The European and Australian Royal Mail Com pany, to whom hes recently been adjudged the mail contract, announce that the first of their steam ships, of 2,300 tons and 600 horse power, will leave South ampton in October next for Melbourne and Sydney, via the Cape of Good Hope. The regular monthly communication between England and Australia, era Sues and Point de Galls, is to commence from Australia in January, and from Southampton in February next. The direeton of the London and North-Western Railway will receive tenders until the 16th instant, for the construction of the railway from Crewe to Wem,a distance of about 22 miles. An'other auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take pleas at Ma6id on the 31st inst., foe which purpose 2,348,080 realm have been 'reigned by the government. Tenders are to be received in landau until the 21st inst. The privation of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Soo, and Co.: The market foe American securities continue active ; Government sad State stocks have become scarce; and the supply of the leading railroad bonds bat not been equal b the demand. Prices have greatly improved. nitIBIDAY BYZNING. Although the settlement of the monthly account indicates that the supply of stock is far from exces sive, and that the banking interest has made con idderable investments during the last month, the funds to-day were, on the whole, a little Batter. The dosing quotations of Consols were scarcely lower than those of yesterday, but in the other departments of the Stock Exchange some tendency towards de pension was observable. The Bank directors, at their weekly meeting to-day, made no alteration in the rate of discount, and this fact, coupled with the knowledge that the next return of the Bank will exhibit some decidedly unfavourable changes, has induced speculative sales. The chief adverse feature is the continued (Sax of gold, which is now telling sensibly on the Bank's metallic stock. This drain is the more deserving of watchful attention, inasmuch as it is understood to be partly occasioned by renewed purchases of gold in this market for so count of the Bank of France. On the other hand must be borne in mind the steady supplies of gold I Nf I I from various quarters. A considerable amount of Australian gold is now off the coact ; a large arrival of sovereigns has to-day taken place from Turkey, and the remittances from the United States bid fair to continue heavy. These supplies will, it is hoped, go far towards meeting the Continental demand. It is evident, however, that the sanguine feeling lately prevailing has become moderated during the last few days. Money continues easy in all quarters, at a redue, tion from the Bank rates. For today's settlement in the Stock Exchange 4 per cent. was the current rate for loans on stock. ConsohropeTel, se they closed yesterday, at 94 to 1 ex div. for money, advanced to 961 to ;, declined, on the breaking up of the Bank board, to 961 to a, and were last quoted 961 to 1. For the new account of the 7th of August the price opened at 96 to j, and closed at 951 to 98. Owing to the steady 'temp. tioo of stock ny the public. and by bankers, the " oontango" has 'declined, at the conclusion of the settlement, to 1 per omit. The Bank broker eon thanes a purchaser of stock, but, it is reported, not for the Bank of England. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1. 1,1, 1, ex div.; ditto, for account, 7th August, 981, 98 ex div. Three Cents. Re duced, 08, 981, 951. New Three per t ests., 97, 971, 981. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 3 6.18. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18, 181. Bank Block, 2181. India Stock, 2321, 234. Three-and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1868, 1001. The new Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt in at 791. Exchequer Bills were a little flitter, at 18e. to 191. prem. India Bonds remain steady, at 19s. to 22i. prem., and Exchequir Bonds at 1001 to 1. The scalp of tae new loan was last quoted 4 to 41 prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, the change in Woe beteg chiefly confined to a fall in Turkish. The Biz per Cents. declined # per cent., on further 05 100 100 103 12 14 136 1311 4 44 107 tat al 11% 111 111 SI SI •i 4 91 i i N W 1111 us Ii fi L If '''' 9) 96 so 31 12i IS SI Si SAM /7 79 $1 n IS 90 • 1 ill 91 II 111 14 NN Si U PI 40 SS 47 73 11 94 904 9196 II ii BSi S a Lisim ej w 17t7 l e. 11 Pare 1 1 1 el to It sa t 111 i+ AM. u» ILII lii II 14 14 14 151 141 If i Pa Ili pa 1 1 pa 47 4, 13 11 S 10 1 - 1 pm 0 11 0 influential sales, closing at 1031 to t. Heavy amounts of this stcck have been sold sums the last settlement for coconut of original subscribers to the loan. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. receded about per cent., leaving off at 105/ to 106 k. Spanish Bonds were rather flatter, but Buenos Ayres and Peruvian Dollar Bonds remain firm. The closing quotations for the newly-projected railways are subjoined, viz.; Ceylon Railway 1 9.16 to 1 11.16 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 9.18 to 11.16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway. 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, 11 to 2 prom ; New Brunswick and Canada Rail- way and Land A shares, 1 to 1 prem.; ditto, B shares, Ito # prem. The Guaranteed shame of the Metropolitan Railway were dealt in at 1 to 1 prem. Ottoman Bank shares clued at 3 3 to 33 prem., and Bank of Egypt at 1 to 13 prem., showing in each cue a reduction. National Discount shares continue in request, and have advanoed to 11 to 11 prem. Western Bank of London were flatter, at I to 2 prem. Bank of New South Wales 'trek was quoted it. lower. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares continue to decline. Australian Royal Mail shares are marked 33, and North of Europe Steam, par to 1 prem. General Bank of Switzerland shares ruled at par to 3 prem. The shares of the Marysville Gas and Water Com pany were quoted 1. to 3 prem.; Hultadorf Mills, to 11 prem.; and West Ham Distillery, to 3 prem. MINES-THIS DAY, Two °Twat. Inactivity continues to prevail throughout the market for British mining stocks. Owing to the indisposition of the public to operate in this depart ment, business remains remarkably depressed. Ia the Stock Exchange to-day St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 23 aad 221; Australian Mining at l:; and Santiago at 3. Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's transac tions in the Mining Exchange: Alfred Consols, 16 1; Chanoellorstille, 135., 13s. 64. ; East Row. 31, 32, 30, 311 ; But Russell, 325. 64 ; Fort Bowen, 41.; Render, 3; North Bisset. 31, ; Potions, 01, 10; Sortrldge and Bedford. 21. 9d., 3s. ; St. Day United, 20e, 21c; Trewetba, 3, 3; Wheal Buser, 296, 300 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelans), 111, 121, 101 ; Wheel Mary Ann, 341, 86. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign wheat and 'bur have been mode rato this week, sad consist chiefly of Russian wheat and Ca nadian flour. The weather, without being wet, appears en. settled. The few parcels of English wheat on sale realms(' the full pnces of Monday. Foreign was quits as dear, with lus business passing than on Wednesday. Fresh flour was rather dearer. Murales held at Me. Barley scarce, and value well maintained. Oats of all descriptions brought former prime, and, in some instance, ed. advance was obtained for fine corn. Beans and pus unchanged. ARILITUN INTO LONDON TROY JULY 7 TO JOLT 11. English& &Ash. Dish. Toren 1, Whild 1550 ... 26 4l l, I U O , 370 1100 30 Malt lbas —sates, 1,730 bunts. . Loss= Assasess.—Wbest. Ills. 4d. : Barley, 40s. 04. ; OM. fled.; Rye,—; ROM. 421. 10. ; PIM 421.241. tiontAL ---- --- - ---- r Ins Went. lisary. 0414. , Rye. Brad. P . Ilby 31 ... .. 644 SLAM Id 434 104414 44 id Id June 7 ... ... 671 94 Re 74 Hs 44 414 104 Oh 64 Ns 114 14 ... ... 1144 Id 344 671 344 34 474 64 134 SC 94 OS SI ... ... 694 id 354 44 km 74 Oa 44 Ile Id 41. 04 se ... ... 724 44 Ma 34 131 94 Old 104 Hs (4 434 9d July I ... ... 744 74 Mk 7711.34 14 444 1174444 4d444 Od • mit Mg. MIT. 7 , '• Sd SU 94 244 941434 1041444 34 414 34 Iliow-inisat. - _,. - - Price. Illay 11. — 74 — r 72 6 69 11 ea 1 17 - 11 sr 9 I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (2T NAONITIO tiessolAre.) (PROW OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) There was a large 'Wisdoms@ at our eon market this day, aid tte demand was extremely goad as the following °— Waist obtained 21. par bushel advisee sa Tiesday's rates. All other articles were steady at Tuesday's Wrests prices. Weather wet. Soaki.—We have had en animated market this week with a very lug. of business done, both in public salts and by private contract, including several cargoes sant, to arrive, and at near ports oar the Cantllolll, the result showing an Myna of Is. to le. 6d. on last week's currency. The refined market has also advanced. Blown lumps now quoted 67s ; grocery, 575. 6d. to 59s 61. Comm—There bee been a fair amount of be mem done at last week's prices, bat speculators hems not appeared. TEA —A limited basin**. done at previous rates. Ilicu.—Peces have been supported, end a fair amount of busmen done. RUK —The market hes been dull, bat we do not alter cur quotations. BALTPITZI has been in good distend, and • farther *doom of 61. his been established. Price are from 31s. to 34i., a-cording to refraction. 109100 —Third day.—The total quantity now pared suction is 7,200 chests, of which 4.2.50 have been withdrawn, 1,640 bought in, Laying only 1,320 sold. The resat of the these day. gives the f Mowing quotations—Good and One Bengal 3d. amount ; middling to good middling Bengal, at temente'. prices ; ordinary and low, 3d. discount. A sew Ina of Medias and Kurpalm sold from last sas's prima to id. dissonnt. _ _ Cotrosc—A fats mount of business done at a shade ad- TAZO. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tte inarast remain him at the d quotations . Town tallow, 495. watt cash ; Petenbarg Y C. on the soot, 50i. 61. ; July, 60s. 61.; August and September, 60a. ; o:tober and December, 601. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARLET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is very email, and the quality very meddling. There are so few of the chohwet kinds ow offer, that our top quotations may be coseidered almost nominal. There is a fair aversp supply of sheep and lambs. The best qualities meet with a ready sale at about Monday's rates, but trade is heavy fey other hied*. Celtn are rather low. r. From Germany and Holland there are 120 beast., 1,200 sheep. 440 calves, end 00 Pik • Spain. 870 sheep. Nosfolk and Buff 'lb, 270 beasts; Northern sad Midland, 100 beast' ; end 140 miLch cows from the Home Counties. _ _ _ Pdt Now of es. • ad. ad Per dam of' Vbs. as ad 114416,444,H4r010rdit 410 5 3 Not Dos I /1/4:00do 314 6 0 5 4 Pad dbortdorao 4 8 5 0 Dot Loapwoolo ...... Boxed gislay hied 38 4 4 Do. do. tibona... ..... 4 5 0 Calm ...... ........ 3 8 6 0 SIMS sadßecoad 0d16149 4 - 0 4 - 6 No 3 8 5 0 Do. do. Shorn boa Dili ... udif . ..bnidi. lamb 4 8 5 8 8.,,,.. ii, mutes. 9:1 ; lamp end !mobs. 11.600. offilve, 4 T 2; 914 d. 145. , Barley. Oete. Rye, Been., and' Peas, U. .1 June 7. June ... 14. June 11. Jane ft July 7. ... .... 1 ......... F -7: . ••••:.j ... I ." ... 1 ::: HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADIIINIKALL.—The tollowlag at. the prices :-561b0. to 641 b.., 31d. to 41.; 641 b.. to 721b0., 4d. to 414. ; 721b0. to 4td. to 40. ; 801b.. t0 881 b.., 41d. to 6d. ; 88tbs. to 96lbs. 6a. to ha. Hots* hides, 6s. 6d. Call Skins, light, 2s. to Ss. 6d. ; fall, 74. feutonnsinr—Lambs, 2s. 6d. to 3.. 841.; Stiestlings. L•~6d. to le. 10.1. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. iresers.Yattandsnand Smith report that the mounts furs Worcester are decidedly getting w,ra and worse, and the nutria is not likely to pay 6,0001. duty. Keat, Same, and ninth.= are said to hare still in many parts a quantity of By and lice, and the bias is far frog► being heslOy. The hackers af the duty are much leis sanguine. Mark,t in a quiet state COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Tufted Moor, 13a 6d ; Walls Brd Braddtll'• Hatton, 179. ; Walk Bad South Hatton, 17. 9d.; Walls Ead Tay, 189.-77 ships at market. CRYSTAL PALACE. -- ONE SHILLING DAT. THURSDAY, JOLT 10. —Adonostoso on payment, 10,309: ditto by assent tickets, 776. Total *atom 11,084. COTTON-SPINNING MILLS DESTROYED BY FIRE Yaterday ntorniag the ostensive 'pimping eine of Mr. Joseph Ainsworth, at Bolton, near blanch , wan dis covered to be on fire, and the premises were destroyed. They contained about 80,000 spiodles, sod the lose will therefor, be very heavy. FATAL ACCIDENT AT VIE GREAT NOWHERE RAILWAY —La', evening, shout seven ONlkek. • an naiad Charles &nor, empl ,yed at the AyavtoelTl 'cp.. of the Gr,at ti.rthern Rs,lway, was Heisting at a eatriase erw.e, when he accidenta ll y fell between two carraga, and aliehtioo upon his hyd, fractured hie skull to each as eatent that the blood oosed oat of hb eye., sole, smith, and earn He wee at ono. reeve, d to u s t o ontiy H osp i ta l , white he died is less this as hour. l'Advertissument.l—AT Ms. Micars EETARLTeH eerrm 114, •••••t411•11. 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