The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-17 00:00:00

ITALY. °ENOS, Ices 9. Ic .11Jer almost certain that Austria has not made common canoe with France to such an extent as to pme at a common note to the Poem. An eye-witness of :he stulterce given by Pio 1., to the Austrian 49 Newador on his arrival writes as follows to the .11 Gaut?, of Verona:—" When Croat C0110,',10 ,', 10 %Is admitted to an audience, Pio IL amid to Ho with his usual benignity—' Helmeted, M. PAra bihadror, you have many things to tell us—notes to re , or, and instructions to give to as.' To these s rle the ambres..clor replied, 'No, your Holiness; that I have to present to you is the homage of my sovereign.' •' But what the Count Colloredo has not dose it understood to have been done by Count Ray. D eralstd Mr. Lyons. 'rhe latter, though not seem tilted to the Court of Home, acts in virtue of a delega tion from Lord Nurmanby, whose secretary he is trf the advice given to the Papal government, what ream d mast is the counsel to organise immediately an w i l y of its owa for purposes o f self.protectioo. The sacred College will see with pleasure the departure of the French army, which acts as a check op= it, and will ant be much displeased at the withdrawal of the Ap4'nes, which costs it 600,000 crowns a year. The Pontifical government imagines that, if the foreign ! N apa were withdrawn, it might act as it pleased. Its greet dlficulty is in finding foreign soldiers to enlist. Mr. Lyons has been asked whether the English go rersaient would transfer the Swiss Legion formed at Schleitadt, but the answer is not understood to have !een in the affirmative. Jona 13. The anarchy in the Legations is unabated. Lassa rini, chief of a band of brigands, has seised and laid under contribution two burgesses of Solarolo. Several arrests have been made already at Parma, by order of the Austrian Council of War. It is feared that eight of the prisoners will be reotenced to undergo capital punishment. Count de la Tour d'Auvergne, the French ambas sador at Florence, is urgent with the Grand Duke to dissuade him from signing the Concordat. Fears, however, are entertained of the influence that Mon , gnoee Franchi, who i. to replace Monsignors Mas son' as nuncio at Florence, may exercise over the mind of Leopold 11. The military authorities in Piedmont have meg siwd,sicos 1849, the necessity of having another fort.tied position besides Alexandria. Casale, on the Lombard frostier, combines several advantages. It bas been fortified and provided with artillery, and • lugs barrack—capable of containing 8,000 men— is now being constructed there. Garibaldi is at Genoa. His professed object in quitting here is to retire to an estate la Sardinia which he intends to cultivate; bat, if need be, Cim- Wass us osn easily leave the plough for the sword. NAPLIB, Jllllll O. To day the political easea are to be brought forward is the Orand Criminal Court. The amused were mewed oo July 27, 1866—one year, weeds; six links, therefore, they have been in prison. The num ber hem been at down toll, and according to tlel23rel article of the Criminal Code the Attorney-Ciesend will deemed the punishment of deal epos them. That this government is impelled by asenseof justice sad compassion to bring to souse termination or other isfierings which have already iodated so lug would le to attribute to it a merit that it can soiree deouve, sad it is difficalt not to regard the bringing forward el this proems just at the present moment as an set of defuses to foreign governments. Amongst the per sae sow to be pot on their trial are two educates, ▪ rititZllll of independent property, several nooks et the barefooted Augustine, two priests, one friar, a aroma living in seclusion without taking the vows, sod lire "meet di pens," that is, galley slaves for plitisal offences. In their red jackets and chains, noises they are i changed, they will form a eon victims fe re atun the court. The proofs wool charge. them with as attempt to sub vert the government; fixes upon a eafi is the Toledo as the site when the treason wee concocted; and a game of dominoes as the crafty method by which they attempted to distrect the attention of the gurdians of the public peace. The principal witnesses brought against them are a man said once to have been of the met, but who has re peated of the error of his ways—God bless Ideal— and is aczious to make amends for the past; and in addition to him is the brothel-in law of one el the accused, Palmieri by name—a lad of fourteen yams of age. Until the evidence has been brought forward, 1 will not venture to state more ; meantime let me gire yes a short report of the manner in which the prisoner, were arrested and treated. It was given to me by word of month and in writing, sad affirmed to be true by a person who was present. The sectarians were playing dominoes in a cafe, the pelmet, thief, spy, or by whatever other alms he may best be d escri bed, being with them when the police came upon them, abet the raft, exa mined their persons, and took them to the polies sta tic& My informant says that considerable irritatioo Wes hit @Oast Mignonna, the avant*, and that it ea inner room, where what was going on could be "itemised, he was denudate, sts ipped, beaten, and spit spot by the policy. The next morning he received a lumber of other stripes, and, hawing been consigned to his prism, togetber with his hllow.aufferers, a report was drawn up by the notorious Cam papa, on which report the proses verbal has been founded. Here, for nearly eleven long months, they have been waiting their trial, and now the happy scout for it bell been chosen when Europe is ring. leg with the strong though sober declarations of diplomatists in the conferenoes ' • with the angry though jut dentinciattons of Brit ish statesmen, and the still more angry though not less jest denunci wins of the press. "It is to be hoped that such remonstrances may be made as will induce the King of Naples to grant an sioneaty." What an intimate knowiedge of the character ot the Sovereign and the necessities of the people does this observation di* play! The expectation and the wish have been answered —not a chain hes fallen, and new ones are being forged. BOMBAY, BARODA, AND CRNTRAL INDIA RAILWA r. Tongue the let ...eel sestise of the shareholders he the ereeeeey wee held tt See airs IP , Lbereeetrissel. Old eteed.etess; W WI et Davao I a tar drat. Caereoweja rerries the eloper of the repel, add *et the t y re W the emireartare rd ~hew of non Mao gm bad r ., on is the sonery. thee pees oreeeteleid es% Wt the el lee% boob mew end Zerogees. were ready le aroll Wealere of the Imelere el railway antes% of both pleeneen eel asegmedge. &Whir plot v.% Sat Um bed boned On It yogi be neameln W neat el tooling W the wed eels, es mg wino if *bay essing leer earth. wade wee the ems Mowers wider the _-glare of eeteelleer • (Now. MI The mega lawns boa swaseed. Maw" r• be lesetent peened by hedtvideel slier • beide% Need eel the art Inn Mingeoy, veils the Item oei hew itosusetid. pill pr not. Winn to the dspone egg goy mood Is gm add Mho MOM; dm they eneneed tollriend err ran re tee =pod egyeadel, eel were is rem thereeder .be wave they ..e- is Win * the aegeopirlea W tee lOfthe prollt merrier WI eret. pe seeeee. Mr repel wet Yee the career ,17.0111111 s sewed, lea el fa geoid re • reseeserelee se ewe id the tee beds" with e SIMS le tend* SS ..Mad mien. het teeny. sot • numine• alogebaldrie appoint t• nein gig tite Omni es le bow they Mae to Met eineed gram Set gig is. testers% mete ih• (Ashton. eneneeloeth OdeW low" Mr. C•••••no Uwe wooed no mom of Ye weft to 'be eireere heal leer .I. froleng lag enollniek esphied the ho shlit had antoded lie eon* of do beg sad why ti *sow* te go orer Ow Mho poperogry te the owing ti• bee erne nen 5 horn sad nto deignf the hew nolo the soder gig to the pm* re,-Asder goy beso meg the Munn of the p r at oem •f leer vies hien ninth gale owe le go nifty orepinhe of hie might* so sem rartbs we rn detayed theer deg h tot Imo meld neramOto d. es It son only h• hoot sot if boll the poet nodes dh en net. It night. V ti if gem n Mow goi. the end of gab win of ' 4 " t• Teed.l sent on the Mot Init • ago hoop. b.... 4.; loon" goal, h 11 one let he la tee Meth the dig Yi d be we tense that k nen to of lo then to be doh. gat the is meld pry 110 pee eat—o.;no ••••• roe goy vend erica rl see as*, end nee PO, oft. shish en no Mott pet to gin mils l't scat. t o dm, pubes% welsh en the ant Woolen ono ai •• h onset Is get wing *ammo. the saveleg see Be• Net Mee. ev.) II e s tete sows d tbet • report villa Onion Nee..* bee pee. tM hew eine neon et the Ike row be glint te the topien of artspbey. woo lag peep Is nintid the mei weed report of the easel eseestittee sp- Psstse!• inqe.rt l.ta lb. must esesitelise of the 1.. t:oiseission for Emend, wee bleed ills smo ke It sestet " Toot it is the **Joe el the commit es 'tat lir chard beildinn eontaitsfee elfor • is" is he mow la tho act of parliament for that essfieek I. otesolsists4 with tit. Keekteastinal Cammiedee, end shoed be taatiased sp to dm data." IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Svaattaw tut the chair at tea aunties put twelve °Week. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lewes, Eastbourne, aad Hailslam Read Bill was mid a tbird time and passed. fAlowiag bills were consi , lered and ordered to be read a third tune—sic : The Denny Junction Railway Bill, Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway Bill. &unfelt Cattail Railway Bill, Forest of D-sn Central Railway Bill. PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) BILL. Oe lb* motion for going into committee this bill, Mr. WYABON declared that there was no prance or imam for proposing this bill at all, bat in the ammo el Mr. Brady, who bad given notice of an amend meat, it ought nut to be proceeded with 0-day. The m isting elitist of crime did sot *arrest the smotimaace of nth • measure u the Cr,.ift and Outrage Act; and be should, therefore, move that that the NU be committed this day six mouths. Bir G. GREY sad the present bill did not proms to cooties* the Crime sad Change Act, became the otjecion able image in that act were omitted from this bill. Colonel GREYILLE insisted that they ought t repeal the Crime and Outrage Act, and thee the home might I fairly be balled upon to coosider the acetified provision* of this WI. Mr. DR VERB c 'mended that In the present Inertial stet. of Ireland them w.s so neceoity for an atm sit. Lord BERNARD admitted that, lly @puking. such a measure as this was wholly uncoiled for, but there were a few exceptional counties where crime and introit* existed to each en intent as rendered it absolutely imprative Mist tits b;l1 should pass. If the other puts of Inland °maimed es they undoubtedly were now, treated and free from simian tendencies, the bill, like the misting act, would be little better than • Aber SOMe remarks from Col. DO ono sad Mr. Mr. I. BUTT said he did not object to give the powers of Ibi, bill to the Lord Ligament for • limited period, bat he should doefilodly oppose their roatiouanos for Iwo pesos. Mr. hIAGUIRR desiod the, slush powers as Show well et all 11/144cuous is reprealing merder,beemee the;nourderiell Ind • bludgeon or • stoup me mush to their was • gas. The seseadreest was thee negatived without a Molars, sad the house west into committee en the WI Claws 1 was agreed to. Os clams 2, lir. GEORGE complaiaed that the mole* t i tb claw a node it difficult to dotoesiao bow mak st eal o sad Oaspoto Bill it woo prapoosii at wawa R. im aot *Nod la wattawi the IMPw al poolaila, abtarlail dis trict% and risottos Umpoota Is us ad wry loo.amwo, hat ha run eriddardts Spipissi M MsaWssaase of Ma MI. 17116 111.4 Mb. andlllth maths* of the Craws awl Ostalge AW. awl m e sa misadwast to that ant la the wooed aiwwit at M. TIOSSM•11/ admillad that Ireland geserally was r preamble la Upload. but • species of rise grated la Ireland that we rataewa la this rutty, via., the Amino Is f peeeee Woad daylight, sad to goard ra Mar pureseusetes of sass maraca, this denuded b data Wen sari rely asoarai y. Zrtrial ISIS, is trit, aide bit of say re. Alter sad the aloes rid dbasadoe, the are was withdraws, s tweed es. The ether dowse wen thee pawed with sore esead- MOM, and the bow reowd. _ [ZAII iMi.t ] LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTC we= si. 0311111111MIM Ma& 111 IN =WAWA.. Tbs baakrupt Wee I watalteraker at Southampton. Hs was baton the lout a about time ago, whom by last szasai 'atlas was opposod es the nomad that, while gamin m loser • 6001. Womb a borglaly committad cm hi promise*, Ise bad glom me datallad asumat of Is. property stated t 3 have boa stoles Mr. Begley, for the siegsees, sow opposed es the mai sresatt. Liallatet cemented to an adjoarament fir a not* stating that fa that tine the beehrapt wadi be able to W ail serreberstive evidembe ea to the feat of the bureau; also et Is Ulf good. stoles. Adjoszaad aftordisely. IN 11 NAZI/. TM Mobster, a sadossr 71Bard attb-beddiaps, Ho!- bore. passed Ida Lost mamleatios moppresd. His deb* an about 8001. 11r. Blytb tot tbo assigoote, sad lb. MAW, toe the Water. IN ill WOLF. The beakrept yes described as • soak, of St Pears Cbssebyerd, sad ..cohere. Nelda, two or three shops fa laws, be had Mid • lean t the refresbeseat•reswe of the Sarney Clareleas. The sesooats, prepared by Mum. Peal sad Terse►, bare already snowed t• &tan. Ho assecared debts are 4,61161.; west% bellows 1001. sad 4001. Mr. Stop bar, Is the areilllM a, onnplaised of tiro easter ner of the sssssts, sad szoralsod the bantams so to Um samba of psrNus alms be bad hod is his employ. Tim bankrupt Mated that he had bar at Wear-bill, sins at Bt. Pssl•asbsnbysrd, and Ivo at Warmth. Ho paid 7001. for the lass at Haworth, sod had most 3001. or 4001. in repel:Mg the premiere. The propetty had alum has depresirael sop snob. Kr. Literate' supported ilia boakropt. After tome alight ameadment la the ameante, the beak rapt passe/ IMAM XL ONUMMOvas 201.110 TD. IN 13 LYTTON. The bsakrspt was a sera sad soil sesreheat, of Broad inter, la Buse.. K. had ate eaJoyed some local ealohnty ea thoitaeler of the Werthlag beathoeada This Will the namlaaties meeting. Hi debts aid llabNties ere 3,3001.; mints sheet 1,000!. Other delft, to the moist of 4,3761., an covered by mortgaged property of the estimated value of 1.6001. He was is a dellehney at the beg Main; of 1864, of 7011.; the profits led bees 7001.; losses, 6401 ; trade espouses, 1,6721. ; domestic, da, 405/. The beak:apt pissed eaopposed. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. SUMS TE011•11 runic", MIL. AND ♦ 191. T. lISICI Or Or • Richard McKew, 20, woe ladicted tot stealing a allit headhccNief frost the Farm el Jahn Green, asda the (*Howie, ei►eeereeeeree: Smith, 496 A, said that as estsrdsy sight, the 7th hut , M saw the prislaer follow the prosecutor and withdraw hie kaadkershief from his pocket, and as he wits shoot to make of with it, witaese seised hold of his aad took his into custody. Hid., 484 A, mild Ito koom tho primer so a aototioos street thief for some years. Be was tried at these endow is Thmesbar, 1848, and amataaeod eosin.. years' transport ' .ties. Ho tad also boon so less thou tau ties summarily inev:mod for similar robberlom The jory toted Ws Guilty, sad the wart sentenced him to sit pone petal 01411i11141111. Job. Auden's, 24, Olser Boras, 17, aad illizabeth Todd, Is, Wooled guilty to ste Hag from this ilwelleas-Lean of Sir astir, liaptstrielge, at Streatham, eight silver opus awl other article*, his property. _ . . Tbro Ashman seatasoad arch to twin =oaths' hard labour at Waadaoortb. Joseph Heyward, 26, warier?, wee Maimed for obtalaieg b► false pretenses a bag coetainiag a quantity of weals' apparel (rum William Thomas. The preemener le a led about twelve purser sp, sad oar tier 3rd sf May, he met Pas primmer is Tnelegastreet, who MU him be bed jut mew from see, sad wee about to pre med opt. to Austria'. Mumbles to take him if he wmild get eletbiag. The lad, believing that it was ell Wee, Bed *Whirl to ge to awe, teak ►i. hems to his mother, to who. he repeated hie offer. The mother strordiegly beembt the led Moth's, and at the prisaser's desire lift them at a herbs?. shop, where he wee is meet the led ea Pe following dap to Mks him to this marl at Blackwell. The primmer, hannwar, oiled ter this deal% 004. se the led west to the barber's to nee Ina ne tread eer direvered. lanseatlea woe given retire pans, sad the presser was apprehend ea he h eves day. . The Pity hand W. Guilty sad the Corot mattestd Ids Is fret most& bard laboar at Wisdoms& SUICIDE NEAR TEMPLE BAlL—This seitisor, the e.roe.r ter wiat anaa r a r maimed information of the Meath ef Mr. J Prieeeoseed thlrty•lim years, of ablpiard,Firiot stront, whe oommittod aolf-dortnartioa by taking • quantity of Wen. It &mon that the demand w ee tweed l ying se the bed in a Mato of Inronsibility, and it a.. moartalood Ise had takes opine. Wittiest MN of time he arm Ulm to Iteire College lintrital, whim Mr. Probort, the hews s we tevery mew thew melled ee shill ehl weet =Um* MS be pedadly Nil albs'. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1856. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Thomas Bashlay Miasma', a wolf-dreasod porno, was brought before Mr. Beide., for re-ezunlaatige, on a charge of *mating a distarbeaos, sect isterruptiag the polies In the orreation of thar duty, at St. George's workbags*, Mount street, Grosvenor's:piers, on Saturday light lest. . . e Polio-constable 114 C deposed that shortly before 12 o'clock on Eisturday night last, while he and soother mu stable were on duty at the front ptes of the work bowie, w►ere there was • crowd of male and female pompon waiting, the prisoner crossed the roadway mad exclaimed, " Constables, you are not doing your duty; why don't you admit the poor wretobee 1" The prisoner was very ab us ive aid ceased a greet noise by striking the panels of the door with a large stick. He was requested to go away; but be became very much excited, sad sold, " I have resided to Mount-stout fifteen year.; and I will report you to you superion." The prisoner mostinued to cause a disturbance, which was likely to prove serious, when the taek•muter of the workhouse same est, mad gave the prisoner iato custody. There wee a large crowd outside the building, closed by the riotous viaduct of the paspen that evening, bat the behaviour of the psi loner increased the annoyaess. On the way to t►e station the primer made great reebtalsee. He was mot sober. The prisoner denied this easertioo, and said he was aft excited. Impostor Lester, who took the chow, upon bolsi sworn, stated, is answer to Mr. Hoodoo, that the prisoner wu drunk whoa the chug* was booked at the station. Mr. Hoodoo—The radios mast not ho Interreptod la the esewition of their day. It wu highly improper for you to hillock with such ?Woes, at nidalght at a weekkoese door after you were nonrated to go away by the polies. Frio , ner—l ass very 'aerobic Mr. Bogdan—Theo sever meddle with the camp duffs* of the polies, for they can mango their Whirs without your Interfsriroo. You must pay a Ise of foray shallop, or go to prison for seven days. The doe wu paid, and the primer was dieedarged tram custody. PIRMINCII SHAUL ii: IL St. St. If 100 100 I* 100 100 100 IM IN 100 14 an 10i 100 100 100 100 Itterdom 6 pre .at D 0.11.4. 1.1 per Oise . Da.Dainsuras Meld. Vesta *ARIL 0 / o°ll =lS T.f ail let. 6 04. Do. do. Pot rad eriles" Drod.Perll. MAIM ar gotamllleeLlemeC ?pot. etolo. Ilalsa No.l DIM I o do. No.ll Duo lbw Ow OM. Reek ga. • p.Ot r itar .6.4 tams. ant wt:Oreet Plerlbeem a Do.tra p ratOp.akora De.Sp.otearedetlp..k . gem Gt. Pl. %Waal la Fred. at. eoetb. aWeeLareL o.Weet.ftehaesbez Ppm Do. 6 p.e. redeem. Pref. Doecor.kredeate p.o. Do.ecesr.kredelot.tp.e. Ditto Dredoseeelle 4 p at D. Rim PreL anew . Do. Mosta Psi ILip.a. Do. do. de. Ipa D. am Deo. I Po. Motor en. IMO ID. do. die I *to do. do. ...".... Lereeeldre &Yorks, PM Ditto 6 went. Rook_ Locale +bt.P. pet Doiletries. 'yr 'L Uldr.W.OreJkhoo.l p.a 1.1111.W.7 pe.ll4leinkdih I Laolloodirry Oak. s a. . 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Mum et the rem rteeipts of the priseipal - rai lways, from the 224 May to the tad Jane: ifearamax.—Pressms, MUD.; pot* MIMIC ; lob% Mien. Wriveu.—Pammeenk 34541111 L ; goods, /UAW ; tossl. 081.00 K. *swans. Pamaxeme. MAUL ; gem* 01400114 ; M. M. forrmar.—Parer a g i. l4l4H w i t At? 114:111L Lvemelliansaaaszam.—tieitesets.l7l.l7lt ; ocadactlSL; tote, tee.S93. OMM.D —Pearagin. HOWL: pale. 111.0114 ; lehd. AMC Cass or Howls 114;i14 afti;aeos agreeseittred r a elite, w a lked io: Mushily late the stables of If men. Baird, therteltherle, whom sensate, esthete, sad wauseen wets all bodily em ployed at their respeetim 'lntim, sad after manlike NI = ..kited threag be meted at of all limit minds is tie he tabbed It itarefaily dew. with a wimp of straw, as/ soared it with a rug which wee lying at bead. ' nes taking with him a beach of bay wider hie arm to provost esepieies se doubt, he coolly led the bane by a halter frem the stables, sad nciaseties me of the byetesden to give him a lift ea the hone, wasted la "bt baste," sad ea if by mere disappeared hots the pm of the opeetatete, se ese km. whets. Up till the protest neatest se tram of the dust' density's% boa bees dimwitted. The bone has bees get la the Ormemarket, Ildiabargit basis' bees mild to a party there for 141. belay lily me-third et it, value. llethwhile, however, the Wow maps deteetiee.—Gise- F. Berth,. TYR ANCINT UR•IILT 3! ♦ BITTING ■AI. Charlie Itobiesou, • sporting character, wall lusowa at the ersetsod betting-houses, was plated at the bar, is remesd, for mriking aeether well-knews member of Use rasing world, in frost of the bar of the Bright= Al. Stores, Pseedil/y, oa itatuday evasiag last. The be n t = was called, and proved that the prosecutor dammed the chastisement he bad remind, for he caw into the bow istozieat.d, and Mashed aU the csatmoms, and more particularly the sriesser. Mr. Spades, after Maria( evidenes pre sad en., dis posed of the ems by Masbate*, the primmer. SHADS L137.1-2HIB DAY. Two o•Oaoa. The railway shire market be. again adverted bi day, and wears a very favourable appearance. The rise in the heavier descriptions avwages Ito par cent. London sad North Western stock is quoted 103 to 11 Great Western, 621 to 63; Midland. 79i to 801 and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93! to 941. French, Belgian, and Canadian lines are generally firmer. Great Western of Canada shares are espe cially in favour. ORDINARY MARIN AND MOM ogrAir veer Woe bads, • I p.s. WebbSlM. as. 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Dm 11 la D. 41 par east. Rot. 1 10a • Do.SrdßatOva. Spore all lisaerhLleie lane at. 71 51 W Do. do. (a Miami/ si 7 9 all D. de. 6or at Rat 194 191 Perthars el Rem 114 441 all DIDe fIR b i= sbe Ohenirel al lisnasilas Pro I • el Poi eel Dyer W De. Soda all Ms 66 R. awl Ka aid Re (PeivaisbeeKiKe.7 p.at. 1 11 ye m all Mild Did* ............ 19 10 I elmalare and Wiz al D. 610 a OM. inks 94 10 • Slade 41 — S — all D. Has as I. Rd..— all WoommiN.W.ol Ihrop II a" sawn IS 1$ ii.. 400 I*.NO MASI 1 6 Mee 111.••• MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The explanation' given in parliament last night upon the American dispute have been received with peat satirdiation, but have exercised little influence upon the fends. A farther rise of i per cent. was attained this morning, but prices have since returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. All the Stock Backup markets, however, appmr very strong. Consols, after touching 943, are now quoted 943 to lex div. for the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Mooed have been dealt in at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cent'. at 94i to 961; Bank Stock at 217 to 218; Exchequer Bills, at 7s. to 10s. prem.; and India Bonds at 10e. prem. The New Loan scrip is quoted 2! to 3 prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 1001 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 104 to 1. Peruvian Bonds are firmer. The melee include Chilton Six per Cents. at 106; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 96/ ; Mexican, for the 30th June, 221 to f; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 79 to 781; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 66; Russian Foar•and.a.Half per Cents., 981; Sardinian Five per Cents., 91! to 921; ditto, for account, 92; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47; ditto, Deferred, for account, 251 to 1. _ _ _ The amount of specie brougut in by the Canada, from New York, is stated at about 109,0001. The bar files; brought in by the SOlent was sold today for India at 6e. lid. per oz. standard, showing a lige of 141. The spells ex La Plata is not yet in hand. _ _ The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency have re ceived a farther remittance of 1,4191. 161. Id. on account of Ecuador dividends. The fourth ordinary meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is to be held on the 30th inst. The direc tors will ask for authority to exercise the borrowing powers of the company to the extent of 33,3331. The annual meeting of the South American and General Steam Navigation Company is called for the let of July, at Liverpool, bet will be immediately adkourned until the following day. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire Railway Company is called for the 23rd of July, at Manchester, sad will be made special, to auction the Wee of the debenture stock. An extraordinary meeting of the Birlbeck Life Assurance Company is convened foe the 28th inst., to consider an agreement for amalgamating with an other oompanyt ors. The direc of the Royal Swedish Railway have extended the time for receiving applications for the stew preference stock until the 21st inst. The Hampstead Inaction Railway Company will receive tenders until the 2nd of Jel7 for the osn struetioe of the railway from Xentteh Town to Willesden. The definitive share art/floats* an to be receivable by shareholders of the London General Omnibus Cdospany on the 20th inst. MONDLT ETZMINO. The Sleds opened this morning at a recovery of nearly per cent., the conciliatory tone of the latest despatches from Mr. Marcy being regarded sa ren dering war between England and the United States more than ever improbable. As respects the *aw -1 meat question, it is pointed out that the most threatening feature of the chapati is removed by Mr. Maroy's declaration that he considers the British government exonerated. His admission of the pro- posal to refer to arbitration some of the points in volved in the Central American misunderstanding interpreted as auguring equally well for the amicable settlement of this difficulty. This favourable view of the political aime d= induced further purchases in the afternoon, and the fonds finally closed per cent higher than on Saturday. Throughout the day the market wore a very strong appearance. For some time peat the American quarrel has formed the chief check to the upward coarse of prices, which quickly respond to laity improvement in the political horizon. There was a good demand for money today, owing chiefly to the settlement in @harm and foreign stooks• In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities was i per cent. Consols, which dined on Saturday at 93; to 94 ex div. for the 10th of July, opened this morning at IN to 1, sad were last quoted HI to 1. The official beldam report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Con sole, for account, 10th July, 941, 1 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 941, t, 1; New Three per Cents., 94f, , 1,;; Thirty Years Anne., expiring in April, 1886 (Loan of 16,000,00 W.), 17 7.16 ; Congo' Scrip (New ), 21 prem. T. scrip of the New Loan closed at 2f to 3 press. Exchequer Bills were quoted Se. to 10s. prem.; India Bonds, 6e. to 10s. pram.; and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. All these securities were very firm. The New June Exchequer Bills are to be issued oa Wednesday next. In the foreign stock market the chief feature woe as increased demand for Turkish securities, which experienced a sensible advance, the Six per Cents. ' closing at 100 to 1 (for the 30th inst.), and the Gus rat:teed Four per Cents. at 1031 to 1041. Spanish beads were rather firmer this afternooo, bat the Coupon Certificates have been more offered of late. Other securities were quiet. The ecru market to-day was quiet, but firm. The transestians is wheat showed an average advance of about 2s. per quarter over last Monday's rates. The rise established on last Monday, it will be remem bered, wee about 3s. per quarter. At meet el the provincial and Irish markets held at the close sliest week an advance of 3s. to 4e. per quarter was quoted. The smallness of the stocks and the unnatistasteey state of our relations with America tend teseeserege holders. The arrivals of fleeting carves have been very scanty for some weeks past : only two cargoes were reported today. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at 6 to 61 prem.; Riga and Duuaburg Railway, at 21 to 3 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, at 1f to 21 prem.; sod Euphrates Valley Railway, at 6.16 to 7-16 prem. Ottoman Bank shares were again inquired for to day, and eland at 11 to 11 prem. Bank of Egypt have risen to; to 1 prem. Those of the General Bank of Switzerland were quoted par to I prem. Western Bank of Leaden shares have risen to to die. Van Diemen's Land and Crystal Palace Pre faience shares were rather better. Southampton Dock shares were dealt in at 42; Victoria Dock old shares at f prem.; ditto new, at 1 prem.; and North of Europe Steam at 13j. Canada Government Six per Cents. were more inquired for. The Acadian Iron Company's shares remain quoted I to 1 prem.; Chartered Colonial Fibre, Ito f prem.; sad English Fibre and Paper Manufactuo tag, par to t prem. The case of the Asaigness of George Burke (a bankrupt) ti. Sheppard and Sous," to which we re ferred some weeks beck, has again come on before the Lord Chancellor in Dahlia, and judgment is to be given on Saturday next. It will be remembered that the point raised is whether the defendants are enti titled to retain upon the file the proof which they mode against the bankrupt's estate, the soignees asserting that the claim is barred in consequence of being founded upon trust:clime which come under the revisions of the Stock Jobbing Act. The ease is watched with interest by the members of the Loodou Stock Exchange; for, if the Lord Chan t:slices decision be adverse to the defendants, Loudon stockbrokers will be exposed to heavy lasses. One of the peculiarities of the ease, which has been before the Dublin law oourts for nearly three years, consists in the fact that the Commissioner of the Bankruptcy Court, after giving the closest attention to the arguments on both sides, decided unreservedly in favour of the dotes-' dents. The assignee is Mr. Machines, the inspector ' , of the National Bank of Ireland, who are the largest and almost the sal cr editors of the estate. The Fa. treated litigation by means of which the bank has hitherto been enabled to defeat the London brokers' di* under shelter of the provisions of this very u du 10 411 liti is 3 llli ta dubiously worded act of parliament, is referred te ae affording an illustration of the extremely unsatis factory state of the law upon these matters. Telegraphic advices from St. Petersburg, dated the 13th inst., report a rise in the price of tallow to 1361. 10s. for August delivery. NINES.-7 HIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the home milling stock market, the Chief feature is a steady demand for Alfred Consols shares, which retain an upward tendency. In ether respects there is no remarkable change. Foreign mining shares are dull. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in today at 2i; and United Mexi can at 31. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Consols. 141. 16, 1, 16; C. , ok's Kitchen. 36e.; Devoe Biller, 17. 6d. ; Duke of Cornwell, 20; Drake wells, 27.. 6d.; Best Pool, 260; Greet Alfred, 3, 21, 3; Mill Pool, 31 ; Sortridge Consols, 21; Tincroft, 41; Wind In the Stock Exchange : Treweths, 31, ; Tiaeroft, 11. 1; Doves Beller. 20s. ; South Devon Consols, 13i. 9d.; Fort Bowen, 31. 3d., 3s. 9d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BS NAONNTIO TZLIORLPZ.) Mote OVA OWN 001132111•ONDINT.) We had a very fair attendance at gambit this day, siti a steady demand at the following advent:win prime : Wheat we Id. per bushel; doer, 6d. per barrel, or la per sack; eau, 2d. per bushel ; os•msal, 6d. per load ; and Indieu earn, 2s. per v. dearer than as Met Tuesday. Other things uaehanged. The weather le beautifel. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Stroao.—Tire lug. wanaaatioce which have taken plies is this article since the dose of the market ow Friday, hag gives greet oasittlenee w the trade, and the large publie sales are leering off very .Gaddy. Reflood grocery !nape frogs ME 61. to 695. Corm.—The publie PIM ire progreming without any material alteration. _ _ Tut.—Speculators have bowfin grams at fall prices. Cosmos quoted doll clods, at 9d. to 91d. Rica.—Last week's prices hays beau paid in public sale to day. Beagal sold at 10s. to lls.; Carolias sold at 34e. Russ le steady. Fine Jamaica sold at 41. 41. to 4s. 6i Proof Leeward' quoted firs, at 2.. 24. Scion are wltiost alwration. Sateriseao has been sold to a limited eaten; at the full Woes of last .n et. COTTON.-1500 Wes sold. I. other articles ao material altaratios. _ TALLOW MARKEL—THIS DAT. The Roast continuos steady at the following quotations. tit:—Tows tallow, 465. nett ash; Pstenburn Y.Q. the spot, 465. 6d. to 9d. ; Jana, 46e. 6d.; Oet. to Doe., 465. 641 HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. B. J. Davis reports Mute without altsvatles. Prima wswidow bay, 965. to 1061.; superior, 110 a. ha 1205.; inferior, 60s. to 801. ; new, 701. to 905.; »woe, 701. to 901.; clover. 100 s. to 1351.; stored eat, 94a. S. 1291.; straw, 271 to 301. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ____,,,,_ HAMPTON.—THIS DAT. CRT simenuo TiLIOILLPI.) Atutreata.—Prince of Oran, Lord Nelson , Midis Noce, The Spaniard, Winklield, ge Boer, Queen Meb f. Olympus, Tournament, Goodoline, Maid of As Mon, New B4btos, Ultra, Bishop of Otnabors, Middlotos, Little Toni. BOUND DUES. I'ARY -(THIS DAT.) The select committee on the Sound buss held their lint open mania/4 e►t. mewing, is room No. 17 i t►e member, eowpwieg the sosawittee beim, as follows, vim. : Mr. C. P. Villiers (chairman), the Chasten°, of t►e Ne i chequer, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Cardwell, Lord Stanley, Mr. Mitchell, Vistosuit Cholas', Mr. Meer Gabon, Mr. BrealsrMeors, Mr. Hatt, Mr. H. Phillinere, Mr. Dam. and Mr. Dawes. The first mimosa *sambaed was— Mr. Edgar Bowrinf, registrar to the Board of Trade, who said that be could give information upon the rat jest by virtue of infcrcastion gathered In hie of ldal capacity. The dues had been levied u far back as 600 years, w►a the Dsaa held both sides of the Channel. In 1864 the Hvglien, who were regarded as • ne•- privileged nation, paid an ad valorem duty of 1 per mat upon goods generally, and 31 per cleat upon wine. In 1646 a treaty wee made with Swedes, and another whit Holland, by which a reduction was sands in the dull. applicable to all privilited crantriee. In 1670 the Treaty tit Copenhagen wee sande, between England and Dootnerk by which the treaty of 1846 was extended I. England. In 1814 a treaty between England and Sweden wreognited the right to levy Sound dues on Sweden. The Soma dues were not referred to at ell in the treaty of Yienca. Before 1841, the old duty of 1 per oak ka/ been exceeded, and in that year • treaty was concluded by which the dale were reduced to their old amounts. After some farther evident)* from this witnees the com mittee adjourned. This morning a return was issued of the number of prisons in Grant Britain and Ireland in which wane committed for criminal offences an maned, and slowing the mantbar of Nampo which ham taken plus during As last du pun. Thus mocaiog the home amounts of the India Corn. palsy were hosed, pansaat to the 3 and 4 William IV.. e. 83. - - This morning 'fru issued s return of all the Britisk sass that bent at the siege of Sebastopol and the bombard ment of Sweaborg, sheering Ms description sod &Mee Of es& gas, the number of rounds fired, when the inn be eine astolvicaable, and the nppeeed atom of the benathig. _ _ It appears by a return issued this morning that daring the lut three yogis the growl camber of cooveyanees of land regietued in Ireland was 7,072 ; of that somber la 2,281 seaveyeame, the coadderation was seder 6001., is 362 the emaideration wee 6081., Lad under 1,0001. ; in 3.781 so ormaidention was mentioned, and in 191 the onsiders lion was 54., or 105., or for " Love sad affeetioa." ROCIETi POE THE PROPAGATION OP THE GOO pin —The 166th anniversary of this venerable society was celebrated to-lay in Bt. Pears Cathedral, which wee crowded with a fashionable congregatioo. Under the di mama of Mr. Goes, the orgativr, there wee a very @Motive mesical ureter., in which the choirs of her Mojr sty 'a Chapel Royal, Bt. Paul's, and Westmiester Atbey, assisted. As eloquent sermon wes preached by the Lord Bishop of Chester. RZTECTION OF THE PCIIIII,IC LIBRARIES ACT no Si. Partdaaa.—Last amnia( a peblie meeting of the ma mma of St. Pancras, convened pursuant to reqnnitioti, was bold in the Vestry-boll, Kins'e-rood, Camden-tows, to take tato consideratioa the propriety of istrodedieg this Public Libreria. Aot into the parish—Mr. Chatcheardea Streets* tKM the chair. 31,. Kenny proposed a aortae is favour of the adoptioe of the sot, which was met by ea amendment by Kr. ROM, that it would not be advisable as segment the, at presser, too heavy rites. The amendment was supported by Mr. Aldia, Mr. Hall, and some othen ; and opposed by Mr. Harry Chester, J.P., the Rev. F. D. Maurice, and Mr. Bainbridge. Os a divirion there wee • large mid nity &Orin the introdnetioa of the act into dm perish. A vote of thinks to Mr. Churchwarden &metes terminated the procredings. THE ()KEST ROBBERY OF GOLD—CAPTURE OP TES Ts tives.—A few days since a diecovesy of a mast ea teasiv• robbtry t f gold and silver (amountiog to nearly 11,000/.) wee made at the Bank of Ragland. Several bean, supposed to contain optic, had attired from Bouthamptee, by the Solent, West India snow r, and wen °cosigned foe security to the custody of the Beak authorities. Oa endor sors( emir& atioa the discovery wee made that the whole of the precious metal bat been &hemmed, and that Met red lamps of lead had been substitated. The boss* were from different merehmts at New Granada, sad appeared to have been shipped at Cs/therms vs booed the steam skip abovenanted for Reeked. Yesterday nodes was posted it Lloyd's, for the information of the underwriters, that the police at Carthogena, after the &perinea of the swan. had received information of the martyry, sad kid taken into eutody the thieves, with dent 120 lbs. weight of go'd (6,0004) is their possemioo, a portico of the pleader. The parties implicated are said to be the carrion who brought the buses to Carthegeos from the interior of the cosetry. Other parties were glee summed, whose apples henna, up to the last advises, bad sot been acoomplia. ATTEMPT= SUICIDE.—This morning a n apt °tibia yosag wears& easel Cite:lotto Willett, aged 31 your, who raided in street. Borough, was brought to Hi her Wad, Gey's m Hop toI with her thre.t frigbtfally cat. Thu sonata of Mew when she lived, on giiieg down stairs, diseemeelidl Mit es the floor, weltering in a pool of bleed, midge iseieeded from a rub she had ii Lotted thee alffb essaui the wiadpipe. At the bola tel gamiest meow* mm memleired, bat from the avers nature of the vow& NMI Min Si. eatertelsed of her recovery. . I; I iimitsliMi PM 15 I 41" I