The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1859. r LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. 111111111 L1828,-21116 D 4). , 1111111"H POIMINNOIUL MONEY MA i Woo ise (THIS DAY.) --e- --e---- So I PAL I Itatemes, l a =ies a ; s. -.... (IT ILICTIIC TZLZOI4I.I.) Two o'CLoCZ. we e Is tw este p ons.., es. hisineass , - tit M •rn ta.siles 0 v The tendency o EQUIT If COURT. r no. add. Owned • ...- II li Os (Before firs -Chamellor Wood.) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE MEETING. The railway share market to-day, though t still 11 e oi. ta. II ~„ If li Ms to-day is decidtdli DTI e. OaArtAll AND mann. Wades, is extraordinarily buoyant, at _ Lot sit se.stra lea lliset . ll. el 61 _ repurchases to cc Ibis Goa sow cameos epos a motion fa dome, the terms (THIS DAY.) rrtemte tie:sent indicating • great scarcity of stock. le :II Pcp.. l - e l such deem* bring substantially the ease as them of the tie MO ISSN Otent.,lt ONES& Consols hate ag GOLD CC P. Nearly ore mile . A rise of no less than lk per cent. has taken place f p. a IN. /ALLYN. and exhibit I mom tor an bajunttion hued was time Mom The sane mimed by Bon.rk 4 Z. e• wee 4 , 4 00,1 b 7 0:ifilo, Maggie, &shod, Gift, Daniel, Bat, and Slave IS London and Nath Western and Lancashire IN De , July 1 lelS. Rise - e• movement, how, Mr. Wolf, who oars more detailed the fi sts, which have ar• hue. and Yorkshire stocks. South Eastern and Great 1 tee Da a.at, I.isia.aar : - - already bees fromeently mated in this journal. The substinace CORPORATION PLATE. Ose =in, 4 Mileage, 82 Western have advanced I per cent., and several of it x i rn„„- t rj h eli,rr ab British railway of the eat. meat was that Sirmiani bat entered into an es- yards. the other leading stocks about } per cent. Present a Ind thanat owie ariliedr 7 r, ,-_,_ . affected by the inc. penes@ with Mr. O 7 to Nag at Covrot•garden for 3201. Lifeboat,Duneany, Wrestler, Hegira, Vs Its, Caliph, Riga, It s i 3 Otatione are as follows :-London and North ; 1 ( Irme.gr,ilrt el" -1 ii ''' °' at the fortnightly I • smooth, arid that newithetandiag sum segeremeat he Prince of Denmark. Bargain/Mar. &tete, &heft°, Lottery, W estern stock 91k to 92 • Great W es t er n , 66} N., 1,„."-J Illetthittla..-...-- MI 101 i 1011 i 1 oa scint into as engagement to slag tor Mr. Smith at Drury- Harstoot, Miss Chatterbox , Mrs. Stowe, Reggie Lilted** eat* almost general adv Ime for 4001. a mentb. This lensed mussel mentelned Lady Mary c. Onnin, Roches', T Boothe'vim , vim, Gar- to 66; Midland, ' 9 14 l to i ; ' Lancashire and ork- to 1 1 v* *Da.''' ..... .tabbulrnrr -- -1 I - 4" i e 9 ar 9 , 9 been established. that Orati o n' was well aware that be was boned to Gym, and grave, Tom Kiog, Paul, Daniel, Volatile, Aske, Gaylaes, shire, 93 to i I South Eastern, 201 to i Per le V.l caf . . 44 a gler otelj ik ies a bleW 7i re SO that Smith Weer when he Weed Into the Harry, Bet, Ronda', Bilbsery, Slave, Northumberland share ; Caledonian, 39/ to 40 per share ; to to lo .4 trees etania I St te and Lancashire an, with Gimlet' that the Utter was bolted toGye. He not ' Duchess, Awful, and Certainty sre hers. Berwick, 88t to 891 •• York and North Midland, 14 V I C: r. elegrimen" N he ma yesterday afternoo purpose Is call any witsesees. NURSERY HANDICAP. Sis fuelosp. 7 1 2 3 i to i; North British , 541 to 661; and London us au Da 7r. ct. tea -- IS tr as et Ds. de. DM ... . 411 el oent. Mr. Bawd, for has aoloaslaalri proposed te erae"llatehte _me toted!, Gem, Wehrle, Annie, Harebell, Mies Hawley, a South Western, 90/ to 91i. vitasee..." i " ar g b igr. r. " " , ..,.L" 8 11 4 P . m. 9 0 " The weekly emu The Vice-Chancellor said that the biter way woad be Neither's, asil Syringe are here. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer. le 4 Si 6 1i.i601 tab. .: .. A 11 Oa broken up without to was DO erops-ellastalllon of witnesses at i.e., renewing OMNI AILILITALS.-DMiNeh aid Buiterly. The original issue is quoted ito I dis., and the as a Queen. Dime Warm 111 8 to Mr. Rah the right to make any observations therein. th is At Pais to-t Ilr. Daniel then called Mr. Or w new, I/ to I dim. The Indian shares, especially I N It se. leti,Nee,.., ”. 9 ,, id ii 4 telegram, the TI es hi . s esideit as the m . ..-ff7; msli./..48.4w" saes- t e s , ag ,,,,.,, ezumim l STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.- (TlllB DAY.) East Indian Railway stock, are in better demand. i a Da N. le. de. • Ile MS ell 1 Memel en. et WI el ICA, 186 3 , and DM, with Gres ant. The agreement of NINTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Two mik• soda half. oIIDDIAIe SRAM AND frfoOks. I eu Dant erre. ilda,pea.77 II If "very firm" at lUld did Dot miters • cisme peteridiag for renewal of IR- bier of the Best, Cymba r , and The Homo ere hers. - 01. ire Da 'per 82.60, showing a gagentat. l'ed.r that egremeent he would not have the in 5.114.1 idaAW•ll6 I (3 10 1" ,= . I s ue Et. ie. IDo • per em. Ka. - - - FIRST BIENNIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. since yesterday of m i lt to image °reliant That clime was met probably -90 15 Do. ard Let G0e....-- II Iran 0 , 4 , 4 „ 4 , 4 , kt . .44. The revs. d 0 ,,, ~,,, Lepreehms, St. lesnee, Freud f, Twang, Maiortone, 111 i l6 Ambes.ll ILJ n . lif to , 4 , SO as Do. So. do. lef IN Consols were fir Common Some c, Goldflader's dem f, and Brother to Went- tag . 1 4 1 ,1 ...... B afa..w i d e q= oi .„7".." . yr yr :4 • 6 reAtit xe.oo..thetet 111 1r ele 3i me emblem of conversation at the time. T agreement it as Do. do. do. NS IN July, and are now silty prohibits staging in London and the arighbourhooi. worth •are hue. N. ISI iltiad Ilsitta-...-- g o i i G. 4 g. ter ~„,......,8 =1. .4 ., .... .. .. The official bush The meal funs was to prole'. it wields Gnat BMWs. MOTTISFONT STAKES. Six furlongs. g I :17 Slaillu algas ZI - Waal &A, _ow*. es Ile Prink, and grotto cove rte were usually excepted in BIN Ruin, Amyrion, Refugee, Wild Deer, fby Sweet- es, No u 1 ..........- 4 ysi a. 10 ITieet.. Nrprlte. • len4 en si ,-. era pa Cent. Consols, Inver a leading ga l s as • mattes of cause. Mosta the and , Chirp, Zhou, Centuarca,Apollo, and Henley Wintney on = -w " " 116 en Skids .......... .....- P it aseraiews in the swimmeret foe 18.57 wars la the bendentiag are hue. len If 4; • aIS DaKowB .... ---- te 1 ela I, ex div. ; Th el Its ages', Mr. Hauls. M. Demises eatery had laineseed STEWARDS' PLATE. Two mike. IDet o 1 a p i: b s. , : - .Fivi - : : DP $i Da PoolseiK -sisi as 31 I tif I Ss. led.Ralleitillesealps !..4 11 .. Om it I ; New TI from yew to year. la 1855 it was 1251.. is 1830 1004 _in Rouble, Trumpeter, Martosotte, Grand Ihriter, Reyoard, 0 6 %rt 71 • lo 11711.14•41. ied.nse 931 ; Thirty 1 1657, act. He mid mot Walt M. Ores/saes rematation iced R ,..... 7, Nimbi.", old Gs , p. m . is ,. hiss. hemmed la the hit year. MI. was • very high eel fey for It 111 kak- --- 5 ` i. " t , 4 001.0XIAL 00•116111111121. MICITSITI2III. Apr il , 1886, 1 s pners Oyer. Ho paid retry mach bighse salaries to some OIN ea Anal,* 4 14 .-P011 , 4111014 Celaffeendes, Rethantee, No 4 . Dralora palm air - I: i t per Cent. Deben angers. as del arA think that M. Orsental med• the pro- Babe , / ei and Lk Clams. le. t De. - .ra. I;A I 'me e. Ire I Ot. poems hen. S all me Le: ,..9 6- 1 .--.....-- te le. A ..... .. itatoneimaJatosilau Ite 'IA NSA 1111 the New Loan, SC grew he evicted of him. Al th e tad of • former arm It lot lei -• .. I Bat poi calrer.r.lit is OS al2 20W. oar IA owing to 51. UrsMani. M. Unseal wiled N. {ter allseeeek re t . Dedemdemft. lee tie US Istra . to Wes it. It wee not paid. meg Maly, for hie (Mr. VIZ 411674 i PALACE 00.1PA117. e‘, id. ~,,,,,„cras,m -i mi: n , -- .... . ...Biliamdok Em&. liro 1411 Ite ICI 9 finer Bills remain 0,..) etaveMece. He believed he 'Sera to mud it to (IBIS AA 2.) 11121=7,..6 el =At e . .... .. e.d.wel..ooveo.olits 1103 WO 101 The foreign etc ____ .... .. Po. Ip • e.. 1071 temp la as ma nus Tana ha' 11. Oresisal said tt wild nada suit li Seat Irma i ... iwa N 10 1 Yr. DOI ... .. Do. 6p. e..1644$ lO6 Ng vor change in pr the c,.... art of the List 5e ..... g o t,.. This afternoon the eighth ordinary general meet- le - 0 ex e.. neek. 00 LS. , .. ~ Do. II pr. a. lkic Oll . s Siva MitaMeV is well suppc head Out Wanda! dad sec seas ter tee eseass. There int of the Ithareheldtle of this comPany was held at the Fe em m a i m & teem Un.i let tea • Pte. re hoc. IST6 tel ;11 ife were saber sews. le: 1 =1d. He we mere that Onment fintlgo- hoar Holes _for lli• Purls , 1 rseelvlsg • report O. }II - Wears lei 6.4 1 .... - the new is .... . natet.r..spe.ocei: im us au . 11 j /Neftwa. Ilk. 6.1 36 64 : I ..... .. 1111.1 Mar e es. ewer Me - - was deprebenl es he maw, reed that Ms expenses win Nom the akeeemal lAD 0 1 tt4ht" o lll4 the ordinary belineee 'et Clathee-.. es a wawa - De. M. Itasente.llMet 160 MIN 101 are recorded cosaesreha. in lh a witath'e palmy me de to Ormisal. el the ethrofeell a reerribed in the dna of eetdietwat and T i ;q r . . . 1 ... It sae shoe: the 16th .4 Aerate that eras sal saw iden with elberteri De. TeOSS --- De Ile es - per Cents., 181 nines.. to nes illooobt. Da paid MU Gale te N. Oresimi, Mr. FAIKIDI2IIII, Chaffy of tin beard of dinette, pre. IN nee Teir Si it r'.l A 231 narrinia num Spanish New L the oce •Ising Mil 06011 *toed over m • hawser to him slded. ;ri r ' htlt ' Na I 104,.. I Slam IPLI et pra. I .•w. the Spanish (UM. 11 also re.,4lo.tren theatEmest of the hall _ The report _ onorarNl ,ita Ike 'Pus tg Mean' heti . j wet Mae. ahem de .. ' 6.191 i ano• ore. IMMO re • 6 wee teased one to m e m o i s i s , s iy, mar ct se la 40002Dalle• Irma Ike anortatesidiug come to at tap bet NS Dodos% Val learn la ILI IWO tow the psyment wde pest- hat-Dearly gem& latettalt that the 04 t 0111 ". oboo_ lB bo ' i kitabel/ILTI. lit 1y It ° l IXI % 1.111 ro'd OrsareliQ;l; I Memel . I 440 4111 account (July I posed. Unseal was am out to have lad, eagmemest ler mad" IS &lanai/ iii,,tne 31 • 1 of October, end greeme•_____ „ie. .1 6 y i iii-g i a: •Il s It fr • E as .. net un,..t tiririii. • uas vs nest yeas ( 1569 ) then and them secured, sad he told Ira be the, iseetbille la, imam_ bor. no aocoooto aro laSVonoof ' e r e.. .. at weauttuee ir...1 It DI • 1868, 811; ditto =1:11.1;144441404 114 lei ei " , en .. Dramas eutt.Antern s i g ht rely on bm esge s e sses s. Ti mes vie so mettles o f th e to thre rewon, 404 the Enders therefore abate's from any ranteed Four a worn usnagageons. Leon et 18th Septuabeellde, from otlootallaf Nl_ .lho lambda WNW& of the eotePen7 mai the .... -..::. NI I! i l , i-1 . LOW .. Gat-= , ,,aiiiiii tin n it liraoi.at.wr.at Metter, Iy goat eeri es t. M s g. D i d se e mat* 1a Liossisher mat, when they trust to be able to ley - ' - . ".. selT • .: rs :6 !: .. The Ocean Chi 3;1/ - ilittlit= 'LS 1 1 ' 1 smith letter. Had heard at this lima sod ales en balm de shareholders • eatialartnry stat:meot of the yen ' s all r. Iltereelara I • e• a on the 10th Apri c.te , - WI T Bends • 0 L 4 g ur t ss th e amm em , a teeny slat ei ms i sm i ems to worklag. la the mesatime the dividend& an the debenture W W e " . " , U . 113 .: •=4OS tb r r 40,6001., was off the but lc High malaise ere noway paid to artiste at doh mad mdse.:cos capital, as well as Ns Interest es the w e i ram t =wed •• : . The Indian Qu the smile Rut lacer detri 23rd September, 1868. =gateman debenture debt , . 111 be,p unctually 1 107140 fur. IN 111 le ' rxt - ED; t NI 06 fl LID. ••• WNW _•• 1.1.6 9 au Don not recollect how it was received. Replied to it Elidet thee* drealleffaaeal the eleille , 6 before lho Moet'alf Se relOgaildill . - Ulm- a a e.! %NO .... Oss. 1114. ais) 16 IS IS for Liverpool on es th e 260 k ge e ter e s sr . Did think B ans , was I s • to-day wee conllnel tothe elmtioe of directors and to thecae- ill MAO P a ris se thi s li me assagoass s w i t h artiste Advisees of she propesals combined in the tiotiael of in ties. 1 1 MINN , b. lelleea 6 . - - t tr a i t - as= rn ora.e,wo , 1. i s of gold, worth Ii fee the wit oporli: m om M el d e f emeems j os em me The Ce•fasix, is m Meg the etlopti-a of the report, 1), N. ismiis _ s rr- m i'"' . • r s . Tiei • ot. v 10th May, in di Ni mes fireassi sa d Smith as t o sol p ir . eat i s the mi n ima reme..ded the shareholdm that at the last roestbsg it was 1 ILA!. ems. t 11 a" i an 1 are: set .„ a " ce - 14-1,......81- 1 l'. 7:r gm 171115 .... ' fielledlLDrod/La.U U T s Ile on the Ist of Ap from a peregreph in the paper. Did sot hear it boa Herrin WOW that the esaglade amid be made GP aannahl le the 40 =l/s :=7. r ! I Iti . 29 t Tr Oren • II ti The captain, fire p m e. m .l y to i s m s a t is i n November does sot ' ,An s i say 30ih of October, and led to the annual meeting to es loth . he 1,3 . Dri.D!' .4 Intern or TOMO] lON. ropheataa b leg made for payment of theta/I. cm Grudgers hell 11l Delemiheri et wee tit hhl °Ansi • CODV"tieat I Irk 2 SO. - - briali, but le sot certain each was the case. Had sot tbe an VOW MOSS to take, reuses the aceeente when made tl i , .......mt he ma 1 1 W : Wrd = I I nt di A passengers, had teeter as at to hams with the cesirect for Orsainnes 0 1 , lo the eh)" et October were wore likely to ha 1111 4;13 fre er n --- 02 - E - irere....7, , w a ) per ra i ship, and have a engertiorot. No comenthiestione had th en takes place correct. The eacoustte of the Handel Festival, however, toe [eteme4.lthea.i . *Z;ir. .14 a. ~ .non Wk * i.e us The demandfl beaters hen ai d G r imm m i a r o mmes t o w h a t the es . had already bees made up, sad the result visa • set balance fa au ...-----•••• • • LW .. Ilfli.ndwardi a it M is . tets .. • Un- LOX .2 10 U but not pressiug gageinslita set the letter shield be. There was geostaily an in favour et Ibis company of from 12,000:. to 13,0004 That ,t. la , imatra --- 7.7.:7:: tal t ie ' Law -IX Ana Lombard -street sibetaties in teatructs every T er . He did aot introduce the fact alone was sefficisat to Casein) him with a coolileat se its le o memet. ai al ~...- $ 40 41 se Menthe of the comae of IBS which had bees fa the eon- hePe that • dividend would be made in I).- 111 1 . 4 vsl ivb . i ...` --- T aj 'Il I.olt 4. amount of buaii a. • oftworeetro dealers being Inv of 1838 , bemuse it wee hetet for himself that Ormisal ember matt though he could not speculate upon is . 2 stmesssi als isstsa 4 3 ao , .hoop be reereined In at Mien abet is Englead. He its mount, see would ha niestoirzeild the seareholders to a Inc south Dens -....--- 41 a , : 41! . zonal at this pet 10531911 MINIM btfitKed sp ot D eee se i w ou ld b is ses • sane (1 2 .3 a 0 ae 1 21 1. 2 r k ocalato Bps the sulject, but rather to wai: patisat:y until N. L'X . 0,4_,..,51D rienne.._, ,---••-• • g 071 • 14 1 H The p a id Rla the marred es seat to him varied from the contract of the "...ha" should be forthcoming. end reeder tPtc , l l . l . o rt. td, Zailial.• at.. b.. att . i... t ettre.l vim. I Pd. I Ot. snow I -r• • who have paid' 1866. Vrlaly unnecessary. (Near ; _hear.) Adverting to tbe Sun- an Aintree, womb.., 6U • it I 1 [boxy... still mi d., sism i ssi k mm h am misrepor t left .) d, a q ues Mt, he said it would depend upon the result of the ell mem ead DarDosleo_.. N• , adt t max 1 aw. wawa. Tama In .... c the delay m the meanie whether or not ha should proposes resolution which 1 3 par Dir ws . el UN ". ... ' seer, • nem. r i la . atr i c at 1 The last annu COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. et aid have the effect of somewhat diminishing she power 100 Va. a sisiiii ..-- "" ;il . To , ere' 1 ft Landes ittn. Or. a - - six per Cent. 3, SECOND COURT. of denteedlug femme and repeated ballot/. (Hear, all Weeded set Umerielt.. .. ... i 3.ye...1 1 . 1. ,,...........,... i _ _.. the 6th July, 18 Silents at Ned Prime , lo Land a -(lkifore Mr. ;Mice h ue •) The shareholders were aware that two au Nee _Otesisa--..... 5 . ff It I woe 41 Oegew ---- Is * s u was 33,7001. 1 'scan . des bad occurred at the Marl. The dl- g 7------- - - fe I DIM esamleCloper 2 cane Crowder Mid a Common J0ey.) Mi1 , 77,111 1 2Z1 fili • as. I Venom ....... ....- t o L the 10th Octot ractors, acting spas the experience of the ease .....,......... de • i DILI:110mM e. 1110313..-111 LL TRAN4ACTIONS.O Want notation of th me al opinion that th em vacancies should not met) It thmea1............- 2 13 1 , q This wet en salon upon a tall lot 2004. •WA bad been be F.., They also cotvhic dof the su Re. itn• ~.... eau re p. were '. ". 1 i l l a MG': 7.: Jo ta lb preient be acteptrtt by the ettintlAnt.ll eil Da mos& Sem IN i w.., ..... -.: I I Mr. O'Malley esti Mr. Eeadeley appeared for the plainti ff • im iX' llic7 et ' kin g "Peeled changes in the di- bonds may be d 50.077 os . awn.. .... , IN - ad Me. Ilawkas and Mr. Fiolaso.o for the defendant. ' mum, as It required at ham twelve moathe inelgbt into 40.e11e V. Mime Dwyer et 6 About 12,000 the mai:mamma and affairs of the concern to enable a new AusraiSloe. _ ,US 1 1 4 22 , of 162,000 i. ant The plaintiff is • timaer Torreheut in Idamelitrh, and Ms 1.11111122103 MARIO. director to become thoroughly useful to Ms co' Nom It emote, . Silo . Lesa A J Mee arse the he hat takes the bill la the way of hit trade F or h i ir , h e fo r ~ 4 . . t e e d aes ' .N . adziman. 1 Cloddy peas. I air m ai n; 6 rat Penne- ...-.. I 2 1 terday sent into .or position of director wee da. 1 I from Mr. Collie, • bueder. T Odd I) mane. di oebs_,... 111 - -. The d. failitned me was shot be had headed the bill to ann envi a ble post, ad it must to: be mepposei that limiting IL ha WNW • • lbalmr6l4 04 a ,:: I Peotc•o Aosta INN tee. i 40 NI and Kief have 1 the amber of direetore to ten Inaba olivine or prevent re., 61. el fa.Sll tines knees-- ell n 0.1 1 f with 100,000 Mr. Poacher, f d di•ceast, but Wag amble to obtain my mealy. be tool trim Nucl ., ...... 94 .,,, mi1d0n . 1 . 4 the occurrence of . frequent vitamin at the P honed. t • ii - €6 "" cialud:Th im&r ,"g"" A n..l •l !I 74 -.---m.- Atrato at Soo He bad done his beet to promote the interest' A. to Om Melba. A. ,1 P. ••• • 111 JOINT STOOL MINIM which he was to'd sera as good ae . TM delendsot, abetit 240,0031. of the company, and I sole', forward at no dieted period to et. IN Do as . 07 IN however, Rend these sheets wen wartlike.. and he ultimately It. tell ILCrimMet.4llp.at .. I 1 1 . 1 . , 1 Na Mg% I 11.ditn. I rd. I o.yelem. 1 me. Much aural ma um.. bank. Th . e .,. au ., submittid that ~,,,,d a. the . be relieved from Ws present tesponeibilities. No doubt Ns ... dd. •d. the iammu u. osraarra ip. OP /I other director. sympathised with him ln that feeling, .me hi: Ire flit:km _ .1%. 4 br delay in the ar dr..ata•tancm he bad been &funded out of the bill. Kb a imesetele ........ MI 23_ 21 Hid lordship, however, said that there was sothing to con- e mo d dthereford then the w er uld reh i o ti l i d i es be scor q u no ted u to op lo p l m th . ed i i t r i e ei cti f o: m all Ileseers a ~...h ke.t hreas.,4 w eer Mina cum. el IS . 1 mie• 58 i emit al W . - -.. ea lel ati the light poetic we the plaintiff with the trend; that, is order to rap- _at et ten* the 004 Ai Onestoes sp. .. .. • are. 102 iFiet al 10 44 14 Malt sLa: ma - - the end of last p.,,, the Mier., i 1 mast - - reached Aden I bill with noticed the fraud. aeceseery. (Haar, heir.) IN amilleabers sae US 114 DA X ,Onart. Bank of taus I losiNa•sadDline 14 1 1 .11. Alma, and abt Mr. ILIAD esixeded the motion fear the adoption of the He he- eared-- - aril s . e t -- tee 18 lit It rire• then contended toe the defendant that two of the IN De. • per Ont. mitred through hew mediate en lo•sentents had no*. been I rop r:y moved. Men' Ii 111 9e. II & it. red. MII p. &Jai. 12 M 31„'al, o worm -- - dd Themy immthba.ely found a weidut lAr the plaiatiff for Idr. BLACK took exception te the paragrsph In the report ti . ail Orilal a. ww., 111.566 4 / a 21. 0.1.44 1 u.4. 01211. LI t .. 44 ! 1'..,..4 Atli Oaat or dialair .... al ••• o• LO Marseilles to, haying niderelace to the vacancies at the board, and moved Ate st,tre tw ooe.olleadas -.. N - - 172 the smuts oi ti.c Lill acti int met. 110 De. 6p. st. esteem. PM 100 102 t ap s is i L uo derail Am. 112 I 114 ne event of the aa ameadosiet that It be imams& He dimputel the alleged E 5 Do. reses.em. N. .... 94 Or I . t taeri, JO ID. Nand ihellwarlad - - ranged on On proaterity of the company, and observed that the Handel pe.reesis. 4to e. THE POLICE COURTS. Festival telence emended over three jeers. Da trialess. 4 per cest IT 1 “ ' 91 le %Vet II swideeseid Dessela. - - its steamers whirl wae se , wean Jotatetedi- 10 --. a; The CNA:axes! raid that was a nal.take. The emote y 2 E'arltreVaaa Jo l'i mails on iron 16.0•0 pt ,42...5tid Wallsinstle DS -4 - (THIS DAY.) sear d 9,0001. by tee Mat featisal, and the 12,000 or 13,000 e en do. do. 6a 4. PI ..1 K." 44 lIN . ma. how. et MEOW X ...: - rained at that i 1.6 Do. &sale& Ous. Ron II /3 • SAO ',Wes eat of this yea's couamersoratim wag plus that pi an a Otortsr• O. 8144.4 DI lei mew r.,. ..Beal ... -- I n zs - - is due at Mari MANSION-ROUS F. moonlit. La a der. de. -.. ell flt 66.• m •new earth Wens-- ell ... ..., mails from Rol Mr. PUNCHEit o•l44llded the emeadment, but ultimately 21 di do. se . 0 ...Pt. JP 11:` : .07.46 IS Ormuil Root Oar,- all - - •11.coas ROBREZY or AN e• Ton. formation will XIX a Moms Diet .-. al l• 144 hems J. P. teflon a trell-dtaded young was, described as the chairmen ementel to alter the original motion •as to Le Itte . Lerigr u tta, , ~, •„ I i s X..,(r0 100 eventide of biliad SI 71 II embrace the spirit of the •amendment, and in that funn Uwe& lit iis st ,,p r sa p ,,,,,, ‘ 11..2 , , .... , the cane: of t • c mediae, w• bccAgtit Wire , be I. ad II4)or, charged cee 10 Do. New .- .. -- eh -• earned rater mate farther dime:Moe. 6 • De. do 41poroL W. .4 ... :1. , , ~ x ev,,c, Av.0.n0...... an - - inconvenience. with keyless, on the MI of February bit, stales 3.31., the too 1./1.11.W.05i Ma... p.a -,. -4. , S i IS De. New ..-...... 0 - - service betwel Pre lerty ea L mist Loeb., of 3.2, W ileac- ewer , brWol. sie pm .448.11.1 p. elle late tin. IN DS MOLD l 6 Oaks of Averate .. ail II LI lee primmer it awe erred, ledred at the bot'ise where the DOUBLE SUICIDE. a ll 1 satillltSe.lDl - ; a lt . I Ilantet.ta. 7 g ' , Me IC Dalca 41Leadas ..- Id d. - longs the sari( proseentrix lived, sad was swhisely missed ea the seerslaff DIS , Jamb. lllSsalls.O. DI IM 'revel lei Das Sluse4.-"- N se e. 4.11011 IN ' newt-Paean 1.4.44 a DI -4 44. AN The Brazil I el the 11th ad February, a die. "eery beim mode et He 8 st x e , 1 lor tux tuna that • sum of 31/., princtpelly In gold, Within the past few days the little watering-place at. tee Do. pm Oda - Tyne are expe 11112111LLLXVOIX. Monday next. had bees Arden duller the tient. Suspicion in- of Aldb month, os the Yoeluddre owlet, has bien startled kg: ..... g .kr , 7,, t r 2 &may fell apes the primer, and 0 lir nt march was made and slacked by a painful theta. It meet. that VOlllO time m . us 44 , s ea p ai r N e at les I t o No• I diva I doe, emu. 1 P.l. I CIL Odom I NAIL The wheat t for him Mont Bristol, witts..ey effect. .. A warrast was ago a yoaag woman, wive maiden name was Are El:setae'. li. Ite IMMllischte rent. PA 14 : f 44..... I. I 4.4.1., liellasarttu , ..l Ma I II II I 11,114 P DI . • MANSION-notS F. •LLT.ORD ROBREILY %, Tort. Ames J. P. I.ltow ' i well-deemed young ®sea, described as • c mediae, we. bouglit before the I. tni Meyer, charged with haviss, on the lath of February hot, stales ISL, the pre pal at L mist Lisette, of 12, Wilson-street brWol. lee primmer it appeared, bleed at the Lo u.. where the promentriz 114 d, sad was audilealy missed we the esocuing el the 11th ad February, a discovery betag mode at the nme time that • sum of 351., principally la gold, had bees stolen dialog the aint. Suspicion M ama, fell apes the pieutier, and nr march was made far him shunt Btietol, witti.ov Whom A warrant was then greattd f r Ids apprehension by the lir set el rargistmtee, and be was advertised la the /be osil C. 4, but nothing from them was bawd of tool until lest meat. *hes the m ineable, being up in Londoe for the pur r ise of old doing • sandlots accident/illy met blue is Chem:Ride, sal et once pee hits tots amtorty. Tee Lord Mayor ingeired whether any communication lad yet bevy made to tbe Firlatol polka on the subject. The Ober alto had charge of the: r replied In tho secretive. Ilto Lord Mayor said It would be newstary to remand the piaster, in eider to lire time fir the production of the warrant from Bile 01; and asked the prisoner whether La Lad myth n to ay why be should cot lie remanded. Trlsener—Y.s, my lord, bat I eta t got my vitalism hare; they ens all in kb istol. The Lord Mayor—You will have to go to Brleol after the podia tom of thew sal rim cell your witnesses then. Primmer-1 Melly they the charge. The lard Mayor—Very likely, but yes must be ramasad schtlikesediai. The piamer wee rowan lel secordisgly. MAELBOROUGH-SragET. eivra.sozeit s Within the past few days the little watering-place of Aldb,rougb, on the Vositehire toast, has bra startled and chocked by a painful event. It seem that ems time ego a yaw woman, whom maiden name was Ann Rhsebei h Johnson, a oaths at Burton Pied..., but who passel In Aid booties by the name of Sutton, came to the meth of Eng teed to seem her aunt, who was the wend wits of Mr. Temente.. Re acted as bind and manager on a farm at East Newton, the pupal, - et the Rev. Mr. Craven, vier of the place. Some Mee or sin weeks ago, Mu. Tosellimon dial, and the husband, within a fertnight or Do, removtd to Sutton, near this tows. Tomlinson hal a son by his forme( wife of the name of Webster. who wee apprenticed la the village se a shnemekee, with Mr. Thomas Harness. Report says that the lad and his father were not on the beet terms—that in sheet, the (anew bad Lien treated with marked uskiethiees. However that may be, it le quite owlets that Webster Tomlinson matertatned great affection ir hie stepmother, and that this was Ia a great owevure re lented, foe she supplied him with meet of his little necesaitife, as he heed with his swam, and altogether behavel to him is tee kindest meaner. Webster's visits to hie father's house naturally brought him in contact with his eteprwit Iter's nurse, amid them seems so !MOM t i doubt that swarm elle. bou "pram tip between Ilium. They were Is the habit of repeatedly walking together, and after It had vatopired that the young WOO= bad coetnelieted the niatrieee that wee at tiro epsties of, they were looked spa as lovers. After the death of the secoad Mrs. Torstemos, the girl Janette went to reside with her emetic, at Great Cowden, another village near Aldhoroug.i. Webster Tomtit a a wee 18 year. of age, sad Anne Jobeein wee either 17 tic In. Some hinds of toe youth had attempted to pmsuade him that kis con sult* with the ;smug woman would never kin happiness to either a them, but the act uainuace was kept up with the customary devotion, rapeseed!, drawing down the re monatrasem of the youth's master. Oa Friday last, both at them sere sees toget tr in the evader. Webster was a hid of sky and materna isausses, bat he was not observed to be mote 6o than tesel os Lisle pot,cular day. On the other lune, the girl was lees dimly to her friends, but so observation was made thereon until afterenuds There Is so doubt they pawed the evening • ogetter. Between eight and Mee eel., tuey passed the oho., of Mr. Thomases, reeve, an 4 rho girl bough hell en ousts of tobacco, while Toodlucce remained outside. Prow thence they prone lel a little way to tbs soruk of too village of Aldboraegh. Somewhere about half -1 att nine titlock the foetuses at a fisent.boie-e saw them, and we bdieve between eleven and twelve ti c farmer Wooed was disturbed by the loud barking et lib dope as though s Atte persons were loiter ing about. Hoe If Va r, 'softiies mote woo mewl of them. Os Saturdey omesiag, ea en old man named Nightingale was proceeding to the swifts to tellew Lie avocation of getting gravel and cobbles., hie attesei as was arrests,' by ending 'amity muck. of (etude apparel 1 Al ea ty. out of resets of the site, sad Dearly opp wits what i. Itainse's parer.. Them artities iscluded a mantle, a coeple of ✓hino mid a crinoline. His out's:done were at owe aroused, and on looking about he saw to his isomer the bodies of two persona in the water, about one hundred yarde dimear. They ware bales dashed alone by the seeding tile, is what im locally called the "Getup," text le to eay, between the MO eand• banks ocemiosied by the action of t h e me. Cambia to remove them he went for asaistence, and then the bodies were dear' to land, and 'raved to hi the two rase p. ogle of whose we hare bees apeekleg. feao l o regs to di. toettber wee proved by the remarked" circumstance that they wen tied together uy the sect, the haAluerthief wideh united teem brier tsice round the throw of the girl. They bad been deed some hours. She wee in her ardisary attire, with the en :I)4ioa of the artifice herd seder the eat; her het, however. we. nowhere t r be fraud, hewing probably been °stud away by the ma. Young Tontitown wee in lee ettlisery clothe a, with the c %- covets , a et hie cap, which, we believe, wol subeequeefly etched up st Mappleles. The bodies were taken to Mr. Oa efhores, the Spa Ins, sad in the ev.sior en iaquevt wae held by Mr. luaus- The evideeee adduced merely biro out the eireumetencee as we have detatled them, mud the jury thought fit to being in a verdict ul Found drowned: . iSaff4 &reties Harm/d. F 'el ;Hi n r i all;;:iiTrizai • 6U Irf eift Datda...p. oura M. F elm-. I surd* • N 'N.p4.—p! re. tau 66 g 1 g li Er.F.telt.t i IN boiNf ai Sesin - : 1% C repa NM. DeUNK: IL I A Tr i LA'aliZo."4 M. In ' par ant. PO. St .16 1 14:::666 Pref. ea. !!. 3 rt. ....d.A.Atit :L L 1$ I tr i gier ,. .2•L_, L . N. 5 SINN - aim roc IL 1 Put perms/ : S IWitia=g6l . 4 p i t U al I Du du II 66.6. N. IN iWardstd4ZUkaaaltuu IW4 142 lel 144 94 14 114 /1 ii/I 11l 15 •7 II I .Y. st. DI I:9 D 111 321 IN 11., 00,016 *Of I t, tr. If,t .4 %.f4 leitte woe 7,17# ft.iff akon 2 sIAK , 160•16 1 Arum..Attu, • akotftlion 2 Jo ,Attimlthe ReNl Lae LllNate Tel. dial— 2 N Moan Watmr•rork .• 10 brit. lansrlNo Lag, 60 INNAlrtobltrer..l.ol NI p. Nei WWI sl 10 MN 0 to 064006116716.Zie61 6 so S. Goi.l/ft.NINOINIIII. 00 . /N l . i el I Its.Prot es taa::::' II lIIINUN TionNa MIDo. or ,Nas. an N d Nat. Oo_p 10 WAIT •< Ind..lunet.TN:l IN. Oeir-wmN6vlcalloo 1 On 614 (146.6 p 10 sto 6 I,6“l.DiststettiL I f l 1.1 $ I INnAhm.ONONIN. • M.l,lra- I rrIgn.RONIN U 14 n St I la. flo I • il ii Ilii $3l 0 II Altt, got ILI ..Itt mie Nary 4/). C/o IO;;;91 7 :1:i/V•laillt4 - i/111/10, WOO /barrel Willi t 6. foUswistt tiotrataouri ameault os a respectable mar ried seated Williams, is Reireet-.team/. • Edward Lawia,sl Ores/ Merllo .rmigh-stroso, appeared for the c..iii;olometit. Mr.. Mute Willmar, who staled .M resided at 21, Robotic etiort, Ilareparead•road, and was the wife of • clerk said that about le o'clock the previima eight, while *aflame ap Rivet ritort. soar T) let•si rev, b•lag st the limo Worship from bef doctor'... the primmer reified up bee In a 'try mete on rimer, spas wh:cia roe told her the! ste 51 MOIL SW) efrodd 11 4 " bee ur.i netted,. Tee priemee the, stole me of the vilrat Mateo: timarde Wm. r.t her on the prows& tam at bar boo. t, arid then ttillid • ipmatity at hair 11/00111 her heed. • :•..•11oiremt) had at the dam her ./.IC\ cli•to mitsd let k, arA wh le ea the around eta hilt • ittg st it. TM pia net hot mottiar 'roma w;th her, who lb.. amerueseed ▪ tea. 1/1/4 It! • II I* pilkiage% oriking her 'Wird bk.*" the betel. it tor meat pais, the marts befog lallided by •riomer, who mud with mat Moirsim. ▪ pirmoril fix for. homing roan.) mad thselbei woman mai apt sr io emit, spur which 11,. Lewis raramtel that 01.. nigh. Ile pat is the rto k, ark.i• b•iag oluay. she pave tt, ammo of 1ia,y0..1 14:at Atilia•au. win MOP of h the complatasat at the time, eorroboretcd the meaolt, sad proved ..,in the weft a llilaras strike the complaioatit sever.' time+, sari 4. • rite 1 the srastdt ma of • seat violent Want sad quite ehlr t her, tie prirow•r• being rttiro rormetro. Mr. Ile. lon omensurd dim each fur Owe, wattle with had MLitt. /01131031 ILAJIWATIL ism. lE4taram an Mawr, 6ed all Ai dams 6 IMlttsilko64aoltas.76 c W BOOM J a5e61661 W Basiarl to Gralorms ail Outsets likmad atl & 4 2sIaNdata.. 141 Rage lirOse limato s Mime ...... Stsp Vann Wand itrimpa. Sp.& r 517;N eigEtUsl el Imes_ bras Ocosi. I;setios Wks Omi.se sof sr lanyeall Tonikrai 1010 ! I an a!! D. New toese mad aorta Ne♦ Mame e Lew I th • DWI p. et. Pref. s Norteen..4 harm D. Ns. Arras. -- Vora 66.1,cr0ak Mt ill per* Lynes, and Modem al IV/ abal Wean. 10 lur i 1 s - n. I I le $ *9 WI SO all OP u~:u 14df.3 an I eau Vflualwe rinuanlnw.t.4 .44 S 1111% sad Inn alum I 161•• .4 Veva. 'Sere ...... ar ditsrd..T.4 Mom; •• . • . WORSHIP-STREIT. AN Ni•RAT/ L uptr. r romp, • Inutb. was ebaraed Indiana:kr a od flea .a. p a, the propmt7 i 4 lir. Jobe Cook, !saltine! iit the l'itt'a 11.44 putilii--b nue. 15 tbe Be bv•l Ottee - r"to It fin • IM eviJaisi • that tits pie/ter bed, from tumis.• on rianiy, bras trepsesey eutpioye• •• • Colo9ll se- otos 1.7 pinprwtor. Os She lett ire • valuable &woo.' est awl pin were plead in • small boa, mad the sh , L is a Stasi t on • Masons aJj ea aptness% nii r» tLe peosinvt was ',Kesel. When tbe robbery wee thivsiviveit nn ituasbesa auseliel It bite, but union only ilos retwabl t a cheese at tbe rue aemetaberd that 16 to was strum ware t, believe bins ibe actual thief, snl ow , fr- , •dly meat; Lim with tbe Wll es cioniero• the Omt M in.not.tly pellet tM pis front kid poke% TM mho, rid 'AL-, Marva. r inlit sot ba busk TLe mimeos mar deleted that be Maed lbe sin ova tbe ott.t•et.. • t 0.,. • /oil watch ant ctala is She rase Joon., •i h io p not ' itionts.nni b.d sot bete rasorrovE. The itta met nes fell; carusaittel fur trial at the Middle -11211•10•11. .'W c 7 eOi. — Prers Southern of Pre.. Mot Flon.lus Do. N ker cost. heir Weirs it S. W. el fame Weeeen...lAmeltis INuteelos I( I 7 dl. 7 tau. N 7i 1i Ma 1. It It 4 I. j.7_i 19 NI 17 ,~:~~i se II I t irk 1 r• 1)I IVIWA.I 7):=.1,6 wino. f Nu. , . so re I , 1141 114,0 X, I§ 14.1(0 SS V* 1 $ 10.000 20 morel l 0 81r0.0001 Se. Mietiorransia SLAM Timm Olstional a. l l / 1•1.. DeilLe Pr. CM:el N. anti & u minimise 1..14•71tri1i114i: ow an. i D. do. Da. do. C ft it g ft j4' ti 1;1111111; I Pinta.Nam Do. Now a.' tft. a • Dim: kcal 11.11 xatiad Avs [lmmo 36.80 Damian 1•111 Eatwartoo limp D0..D0. lAwl.tiora 3d 3$ is sa Is is in 111 IP 9 its Dimemat usais, ii i• H II 4, • NO I#l pu 1 pa I i • as — liar if I'et ill It lie If i r F H 4 as - -, ►a ig 17 79 11 12 pm 1 ul die 4 so et 110 . Ls 4 SALE OF MODERN PICTITRES.—Meurs. Foster, of sold yesterday by auction • very fine collection of modoye English paintings. The pristine works sold were as follows, the price being aneesnd to each :—A landscape by David Cox, 311. : Satuthine alter a shower," by T. Denby, n.A., Md. ; " Moms leaving the Fair" by J. F. Merriest on 14 M. 16..; " Boccaccio at Nip l ..,' by W. Cave Ammo, 061. Ile.; "The Arrival of the Coach," by T. F. Marshall, 1151. 104 " The Sanctuary—Queen Margaret delivering the you.. Duke of York to the custody of toe Archbishop of York." ey e. U. Wirt, It A.,2421.11a. "A Rorie Home," by ffiii3er, MM. ; "The Bra-shore," Iby COMM, R. A., 2201. 10e. The total amount realised by this important gale was 6,6261. 12.. 6d. AVSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANT.—The ordioary general meeting of this company took place yeaterday, Mr. Sheppard in the chair. The report was Out of much interest. It Mated that the Adelaide and Victoria were Mill on baud, but negotiations for the a of both vessel,' was in program, but net yet concluded. The directors had to report that ilia arbitration upon the sc. counts relating to the late charter of the Victoria with the Rumor= and Australian Royal Mail Company had termi nated by an award in favour of the Australian Royal Mail Company of 4,16 a, which bad bete duly received. Thera was a little dismission, end the directors were chsrged with a want of es, qty In disposing of the vowels sod wieding tip the company, which was denied by the chairman, who said that Degoliatluee were s 111 going on. The report was eventeally adopted, aid iho meeting adjourned. Au Odessa letter of the let says : The declare- Von of war bet weer: France sod Austria has surprised in this port about fifty Austria's vessel', which, of course, dam not vctiture into the Mediterranean for fear of westing with French cruisers. Teem wes.b bays therefore been laid up to await the close of the war, and the Austrian consul general has sent the crews home by liii Danube." MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLoci. The tendency of prices in the Stock Exchange to-day is decidedly upwards, principally owing to repurchases to cover previous speculative sales. Consols have again risen j to 3 per cent., and exhibit mach firmness. The chief movement, however, is in the market for British railway shares, which is powerfully affected by the increased scarcity of stock indicated at the fortnightly settlement fixed foe this day. An almost general advance averaging to per oent. has The ship KamehamehalV. has arrived from Chula, with 691,1001bn. of tea: been established. In London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, the rise since yesterday afternoon amounts to no Ire than per The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Paris today, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented; opened "very firm" at 62.50, and quickly improved to 62.60, showing a fresh rise of nearly I per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols were first marked 921, ex div., for the Bth July, and are now quoted 92 13-16 to 16.16, or 92i. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 92f, " rather sellers," ex die., for the Bth opened this morning at 92 7-18 to 9-16, were quoted during the greater part of the day 921 to •,-;. and closed at 921 to t. The official bemuses report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for amain: (Bth July), 921, 921 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, 931, 93, 921 931; New Three per Cents., 93,921, 931; Thirty Years Anus., expiring in Atm., 1885, 17 11-18 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued _in 1858, 941, 941. . The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for account (Bth of July), 921, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, /, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 93, 931 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171, 17 13-18; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, 941, 1; the scrip of the New Loan, 931; India Bonds, 81. die. ; Exchc quer Bills remain quoted 225. to 265. prem. - - The foreign stock market is very quiet, with little change in prices. The Old Turkish Loan is well supported, at 74k to 75k, whilst the new .is quoted 60 to 62. Sales are recorded as follows :-- Mexican Three per Cents., 181 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 304 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 31; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864,, 76k ; ditto, for account (July 15), 74;; the Six per Cents. of 1868, 61k; ditto, for account, 61; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 103. The Ocean Chief, which sailed from Melbourne on the 10th April, with 10,162 ounces of gold, worth 40,6001., was off Queenstown yesterday. The Indian Queen, which sailed from Melbourne Exchequer ilille - Were quoted 225. to 231. prem. ; India Bonds, 104. to ss. dia. ; the scrip of the New Indian Loin, 931 to 94 ; and the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, 941 to 1. In the foreign stock market the transactions were limited, and principally confined to Turkish Bonds. The Old Loan closed about 3 per cent. lower than yes terday, at 741 to 73; but the loan of last year was again firmer, leaving off at 61 "buyers." Mexican Bonds have recovered to 18 to!. There were a few inquiries for the Spanish Coupon Certificates. Buenos Ayres Bonds were unaffected by the news announced by telegraph, in anticipation of the arrival of the packet; the Active Bonds being quoted 74 to 71, and the Deferred 171 to 181. Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares were officially marked 61 and 81 (201. shared, with 8/. paid). for Liverpool on the 13th March, with 2,607 ounces of gold, worth 10,0001., arrived at Valparaiso on the 10th May, in distress, having strack on en iceberg on the Ist of April, in lat. 60 south, long. 169 west. The captain, first mate, thirteen seamen, and two passengers, had lowered the life boat and left the I ship, and have not since been heard of. . . MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooK. The demand for money yesterday was again active, but not pressing. First clasp Ws were taken in Lombard-street at 2 1 per cent. At the Bank a fair amount of business was done, some of the money dealers being again applicants for the advances The mining market to-day is inactive, this being settling day, but there have been some transac tions In shares in Wheal Basset, °rambler and St. Aubyn, Cern Brea, Alfred Console, and West Caradon. In the Stock Exchange the only business officially recorded is iu Alfred Consols shares at 6. Foreign and colonial mining shares are also ♦ery quiet. United Mexican are marked 1, being dull. At a general meeting of adventurer. in Sc. Day United Nines, held yeeterday,t be amounts showed& balance in favour of the adventarers of 4361. 12s. 24. ; the profit on the last four month.' workings amounted to 3261. 2.. 7d., which would Glad not • heavy fall in the standard kitten place) have bees upwards of 7001. The committee in their report dwelt upon the eatiefactory position of the finances of the company, and the proepects of the miner., which, according to the report of the manager, Captain Franca* Pryor, ware ♦ay eseouraging. The North Basset Mine accounts presented at the meet ing held yesterday showed :—Balanos last audit, 4881.35. 14. ; ores sold, 1,2261. lira ; to costs and royalty, 2,5781. 14s. 24.; leaving a balance against the mine of 1841. 0.. Id. The re port of Captain Glanville Wl4l read, which described on im provement in the mine. This work's sampling of copper ores amounts to 120 tons. . . . The accounts preoentod at the meeting of shareholders in Camborse Cowie Mize held yesterday miaowed as follow.: — To costa, 467!. 2.. Sul. ; by sale of ores and arrears of cell, 2071.6 x. Ild., leaving a balance against the mins of 2691. 16s. 9d , with arra, ore bills not at maturity, and arrears of calla, 3621. 6e. bd. A call of 61. per share wan made. Captain Roberta, of the West B• 41001 Mine reported " That the lode in the rise in the 60 level was very promia ins, and such se he believed would prove productive; he also adds that the lode in the 20 fathom level is much improved in appearance, with more water than usual. Tribute pitches, by 9 men, varying from 6s. to 13.. 4d. in the pound. The sett sampling will be about 26 tons of copper ore." At South Care Brea Mine meeting, hilt on Tuesday, the accounts exhibited a balance against the undertsking, includ ing royalty, of 6611.75. 6d.; against which there are arrears of mite, 1131. se. 6d. ; and "a les of copper and tin ores," 4231.6 e. 61.; together, 5361. 11s. Ild. A call of 2e. 6J. per share (7601.) was made. The next sampling will consist of about 26 tone of copper ores. At West Wheel Trevelyan militia& held yeaterday, the accounts showed a balance of 4681. Id.. 3d. afpunat at mine. A call of 6s. jet share was made. usual at this period. The numerous holders of the New Indian Loan who have paid up in full complain a good deal of the delay in the issue of the debentures. The last annual drawing of bonds of the Turkish Six per Cent. 3,000,000!. Loan of 1854 took place on the 6th July, 1858, when the amouot of bonds drawn was 33,7001. Their payment at par took place on the 10th October. At the period referred to the quotation of the stock was nearly 96. Upon the present occasion the bonus to those holders whore bonds may be drawn will be much larger. About 12,000/. in Australian gold, making a total of 162,0001. since the date of the last return, was yes terday sent into the Bank. The steamers Hercules and Kief have arrived at London from St. Petersburg with 100,000 half-imperials, or 80,0001., and the Atrato at Southampton from the West Indies, with about 240,0031. in . gold and silver. Much surprise is expressed at the extraordinary delay in the arrival of the Calcutta and China mails, the light portion of which was due at Marseilles at the end of last week. As previously mentioned, they reached Aden on the 10th instant, per the steamer Alma, and a brief summary of their contents, trans mitted through the Red Sea Telegraph, was brought to Marseilles by the last Bombay packet. In the event of the Alma's machinery having become de ranged on the passage from Aden to Suez, the steamers which are to bring the two portions of her mails on from Alexandria would of course be de tained at that port. On Saturday another steamer is due at Marseilles with the light portion of the mails from Bombay and Australia, so that some in formation will probably soon be furnished respecting the cause of the delay, which has produced much inconvenience. The suspension of the telegraph service between Malta and Cagliari of course pro longs the period of uncertainty. The Brazil and River Plats malls by the steamer Tyne are expected to be distributed in London on Monday next. The wheat market yesterday was quiet, at former prices. We bare authority for stating that the rumour that the eight steamers lately belonging to the Euro pean and American Steam Company, and now the property of Mr. Howard, have been offered to the //reach, and subsequently to the Austrian govern ment, is quite incorrect. The recent visit of Mr. J. 0. Lever, M.P., to Vienna had no reference to these ship., which are intended for a service of eminent utility—viz., the conveyance of the Australian mails rid Panama, one of the tenders about to be made for this important service being based upon the owner ship of the eight vessels. The Royal Mail Steam Company will also certainly tender for the contract. Rumour addsthat there will be one or two other com petitors, including a New York Association, but upon this point we cannot speak with certainty. The Leaden are to be lodged on Friday next, but the result, which will be watched with extreme interest by the parties engaged in the Australian trade, is not expected to be made known until some days afterwards. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,1281.; the Great Northeru an increase of I,BBa • ' the Great Western an increase of 2,4221. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 2,6281. The fourth annual meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of London is called for the 19th July, to declare a dividend. An official manager of the British and Foreign Reliance Marine Assurance Company is to be ap pointed by the Court of Chancery on the tad of lily. The settlement of the list of contributories of use I'lumstead, Woolwich, and Charlton Consumers' Pure Water Company is to be proceeded with by Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the 14th July. The Canada Agency Association (limited) an nounce the half-yearly interest at the rate of 7 per , cent per annum on mortgages effected through them. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurnocu Shares:—Atlas, 18, 171, 18 Indemnity Marine, 161. Loudon, 42k ; 105; Phootz, 172. Waterworks :—Bast Loudon, 124; Southwark and Vaux hall, 110. Docks :—Lowlers, 80; St. liattioritte, Kb 861, 871; Vic toria, 101, 102. alas :—European, 15; Loam Paliamentiry, 291, 29i. Bridge —South cart, New, 14. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows Wo have but little change to note in the market in London for American aseurttios. The demsnd for States stocks Is steady. but not largo there his been more disposition to take New York Central Sham and Bonds for investment. The &mend for New Yotk and Erie Bonds does not become at all active, partly tram the difficult financial position into which the concern bar now got, and partly from the fear that, if the eld management is teamed, that which has so often occurred may occur amle, via the resumption of com petition. Some 000siderable purolUsea of Illinois shared have been made show 40 die, at what's price they are very Bret. Coostractke Hoods Wive improved 1 per mat. The Sterling DAslitare Ronda ere 89 to 91. Messes. John Ogilvy, Hay, and Co. have been ap pointed agents for Lloyd's, at Bassein. VORMIIIII OBLIOATIOIL !Ammo& Mom: PIM I:Mic=7l ri I — .ll jar timmfteroper aft .`~ M a .Izic - a - ;*:. - rairui: 3 2 !V t1=1:::: al .3 par N m Parorsof hr. IsPaL SI all Da. I Boaleas c aper 27 &I Da (UM 111 p.a. .11 ' ,0.. tern warn so as e. par arn it.ral lead* parasol.. PI sr Irnio3 sc. all pm. 12 rI . Ss" 4 ..' it ii ~1 ~3 y e~ ICS US 13. !!. COMMERCIAL AND AVAREII7B. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) EUGAIL—The motet continues pressed by large path° sales, and prices show a slight decline ; all the holders buy in freely to support the market. COFFRE.—Ttie demand is less active, but prices have bna about supported. Tea.—lt is preowned that some occident has befallen the China Mail, and that the Bombay. which is due next week, will brim; the lacers. Our market remains 'motive. Cocoa.—Red Trinidad sold ix public sale at 43e. 6d. to 465. Rice continues in good demand at previous rates. Rues —This article is firm. SA LTPETRE.— The market hos a dull appearance. lnuitio.—Guateuiela sold at 2d. decline on the Msy sale prices. J VIE has sold heavily at a alight decline. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet today. Town tallow is quoted 635. 6.1., net web ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Me. 9d., Jute, 55.. 61. ; July, 66e. 6d. ; Ampere to Sep tember, 665. 6d.; October to December, 661.61. to Me. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more besets than on Thurelay last. Trade is slow, but quotations are not *Penal from Monday. The supply of &hien and lambs is good; the beet qualities are pretty readily disposed of. but several of other deteruptione remain uner4d. The number of calves la again large ; trade is heavy for them at late rates. From Germany and Holland there 118 beasts, 2,080 sheep. and 41.6 calves. Spain, 12 beast,. Home ' Counties, 108 mauls cows. mauves se aim. •d.• 4. Vat dam Ild• •d.a 6. San 6ass• Ilassifes4s— 4 4 Dues Da a Wands M— Sat ebes•koras-- 4 4 hat lowsoole .... 44 4 lased ass3,l3 basis— 3 4 Do. as Mora — Mina 3 6 Imes us end dolls 315 4 4 3 4 Y Dada Ban I l es las a kaltarals 4 1 6 I lambs -0 i• Damie asrks• 1.111; Ramp sad Lusts. 12.410: °sass. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Maws. Davin report a short manly. Prime meadow bay, 775. to 82s. ; superior ditto, eds. to 90s ; inferior ditto, 52a. to 624.; new ditto, 62a. to 745. ; rowan, 60a. to 70a.; clover, old, 955. to 10 8 e. ; ditto, second, 801. to 90e. , straw, 245. to Ns. MELANCHOLY DRATIL—Mr. H. J. Morgan, a gentleman residing at Cowell Home, in front of the bay ~ t that name, came by his death in the following melancholy manner. It appears that on Monday he remitted a loft I n one of the farm buildings in search of a hen's nest, when ono of the beams gave way under biro, and he fell bead foremoq and was dashed against the floor. His neck woe broken. la about three quarters of an hour he expired. Mr. liane:,rno arrived a few minutes previous to, and Mr. W. H. Michae.. Swansea, and *there, shortly after, the death of the unfor tunate gentleman but could rouder him no assistance. Tr., deceased was a br:other of Mr. Charles Morgan, of Caeforgiu., near Swanses.-savoses Herald. DESTITUTION AND DEATH AT RETIINAL.GREEN. —Yesterday afternoon Dr. Chalice held au inquest at tte Green Man Tavern, Cambridge-road, Bethnal-grog, re speriog the death of Sarah Organ, 44 yeas, who died from exhaustion and &salted°, at No. 8, Parliament-place, Cambridge-real. The dece ased had been in destitute er a:maleness, and suffered greet privation. her home was :a • wretched and poverty-arieken state, and she had a Gamily of eight children who woo receiving t &ash reEef. On Sa turdey last the dammed arse taken ill, and died very sud denly the same night. Mr. Defricx, the parochial surgeon, was °ailed, and found the deemed had died from exhaus tion calmed by the want of the common memories of life. There was no bedding, food, or anythieg in the apartment where the body was Imic, sod the appoaranoe of the tlece gave unmistakeable evidence of extreme destitution. A ver dict ot "Died from exhaustion" was returned. FATAL ACCIDENTS AT WOOLWICH: About 12 ocloek on Tuesday mightiest a fatal accident, from the np setdugof a mall boar, occurred to Mr. Robert Hone, of King-street, Woolwich. It appears that the deemed with a party of friends, including two females, left the Pi, r at North Woolwich in a esteems/ea boat for the purpose of erasing the river, on their return home from the Pavilion garden'; when at starting, by some means at present nata l.' tined, the craft came into collision with the Kent ferry steamer, and was upset. The whole of the party were with ito.ne difficulty saved, with the exception of Mr. Hone, whore body has not yet been found.—A led named John Ryan, employed at Woolwich dockyar 1 as a shipwright's uppreutioe, on Saturday but fell from a stage attached to the Anion frigate, now building, and was immediately con veyed to the Royal Marine Infirmary, where helms since ex pired from the elects of the isjuriss received. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The arrangements of the show yard are making rapid pram. , The Warieklakire Advertiser states that there is already a double row of 18 shade, of about 86 yards in length. ari. , h occupy the centre of the enclosure, leaving ample or Ace be tween each for the pamere of visitor'. RAILWAY DRINKING FOUNTAINS. Drinkinz fountains have beat pet op at erveral .rations along Ito rw,ent hot wes tamithb:okrne!".thpinaladajditmoure.f apStiardin.pahleftlyaafetenlawebrs7ditielblialYralloren.fl yd.ria'aq'aieeofxingeturarevthiteleimeT:a....*Otioet 'ln p rbe n., to thr.tt no oswasdrr any eucumatanme caniafleitible ex empted f,tin miwujoirv i y . dI Schlckler member of the racing committee otene Jockey Club of Par t , and the war known owner of rreePereer, who 10 * r""tall has received order. to join tbesarie Comes ot hustle—he beim; big to the bode 1 I