The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-19 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY E ___ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ' tution in the world. Its income was estimated .BABE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) at tr2olvi. a year. The professors of the religion _.•,__ HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, JUNE 18. of the great bulk •of the Irish people were not 1 N the House of Loses yesterday the Duke of allowed to participate in those entlovrments. The 51 4 1 Pd. 1 ItAiLwAre 1 closing prier 1 1 Sans today yesterday. to 1 p.m. MANcHENTRR presented a petition from the Cape Irish people , it could not be denied , were in a es. ' ses Imo., assmaw __ eo es - of Good Hope against the withdrawal of the regular chronic state of discontent, and he appealed to the in me ILMiledoulan --- _ - 111 114 - troops from the colony, a course which the ti- all classes st l ee :Cambrian ---- -- 40 46 house to throw this institution open to -. .. tioutra alleged would have a bad e ff ect upon the of Irishmen, and thereby remove one of the great 7 s. i r e l IDenirembeiraauenr ea •., natives who ware at war with the tribes on the camel of discontent in that country- Si. mo IDunciehreeth.ttabdJa re II Mr. Mosseu. said there could be no doubt of the 100 all ' lad London scri p Curl -. .- 63 frontier. - The Earl of CARNARVON said he did not shrink rig ht of the house to interfere with the foundation e s . 100 a lamoiread a w ester . _ - - t7Olll the responsibility of having advised the crown of Trinity College, for it was a royal college, eats- st. no areal Lateen Ord. St se 231 24 - - - St. 100 Do. IL Ang. Stk., No.! 5 7 -. JO take the step which the petitioners complained bliahed by Queen Elizabeth, wit h out reference to ft no Grad North of Scothusd - - -. religion. He did not prot apse to alter the conati- ft no Gnat Nornisru ___ 117 119 11R of. There were at this moment in Cape colony 116 U 6 1151 alone about 4,000 British troops, the charge for e moved an amend- Bt. 100 ro.AI Area no dlr. un tution of Trinity College, ut h es. 10 , eass we,...33,,,,33 - - went to the elect that the constitution of the ft- 100 Do. Ord. liet Div. Stock - - which exceeded 300,0001. a year, and towards that - Bum the colonists cmatributed only 10,001 ff. Canada, University of Dublin should be altered so as to ac_ 100 ot.,_so t ta . __e_w_sa (ra) ii .... 1 es__ 47 Auaralia, and other colonies contributed towards enable and fit it to include colleges connected with rra' 100 "Z are l i .." V a 1 ,33.300 .2 7 4 _ l - their own defence, and he saw no reason why the other forms of religion than that of the established st. lee Do. nonce wane..., - - - Cape of Good Hope should not have a similar church, and that the members . of such .. colleps 8 , 77 . 1 1 Do . u 3. W- Dm ind-o r , dord n u 3 , 4 : 2 1 - burden imposed upon it. should be entitled to share in all the benedts now e f , in /aecaddre ay 15 . 3 Ha i 109 e emceed by the members of Trinity College. St 109 Lon., htn,&S.Coest 17 611 573 01 7111 Earl GiutY agreed that the colonies ought to con- • . , . . • St. 1113 Leaden, &Dos 1133 10 1811 I tribute largely towards their own defence, but there , r ... . I..EPROY said the L mversity of Dublin was at 100 Do.Met..KstectA6p.c. 14 17 -. were exceptional circumstances in the ewe of the r um ' eu IJ • a protestant Queenasaprotestant institu- es. 100 London & Nona Waste. lid not 11511 and he didnotth fw h y the ca t holic, lion, in see ere ore . _ st. IN London&iouthWestern SO 82 111 Cape of Good Hope which gave the colony strongfit 100 Man. ghee, &Uncolosh 471 401 - I should share its government. Originally the e t . 100 Menoponten- . 1251 12n 1273 7 claims uon the assistance of the mother country. The petition was ordered to lie on the table ; education was given only to protestanst, but that et. 100 1 Do ,i _rstainiaT. 6 _ . et ull - eL . :I- . In . 11 _. - _ and the house adjourned at 20 minutes past seven - rule was relaxed, and in 1793 Roman cathohcawere 100 all me33 ,7 3 l 3 L imei r .. 3 , 7 9? 90 admitted to the bereSts of the education, and in so 10 Do. do. do. .... -•- -. o'clock. 1853 to a certain number of new foundation echo- 10 in 1 ).• 7 "•• John's weed - - '-' St. 100 Midland...._ .-.. 116 11* 1103 3 larshipe. an I Do. 1.9 tas - -- . - - HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Ter-snav, J oss 18. The OlCosioe Dos supported the amendment. fit 101 I Do. Bina. & DeeiM In the Howie of Cosmos,: ycotenlay, at the Lord NAAS said the two proposals which had i t: . r e c, N n T h a tt . itil /ken morning sitting, the Pier and Harbour Order been made were essentially antagonistic. This was St 100 •N. Eastern-Berwick_,' 1 11- 04 3 1 72 06 104 3 11 F r Ciiitiniation (No. 3) Bill woo read a third time and passed. , the tint time in all the debates that had taken 04 lead De. Do. G. N. E._ . ... - . place on this subject that the existence of Dublin so. 100 Do , y or e __ 11 ..-.". The House then went into committee on the Univenity was regarded as a grievance. There it Dio [ Do. counts Representation of the People Bill, resuming the was no Irish m an wh o w a s n o t proud of that insti- 1 3 , 3 9 2 1 1 g:: c 7 ,t01i- , rar 6l int. 0 0 p 9, _ distill,. i ~,, on clause 15, which refers to the retire- tution. It was a mistake to suppose that the se. 100 North London- - 113 116 imitation of the University of Loudon. or .... educational advantages of the university were open 1 0 : . 10 : I , Do. 8 , 3 1 ::, , , 1759- :-..:• eti f 7 1 0 i em - The C 11.% N.3:1.1.0it of the EacHEQc En m o ved that to but a small ntivority of the people. The fact was g t le a i f , a & w ee r. Juno :: l ie, 11 5 in - the blank in the clause be filled up by inserting the that that institutionset the tint example of unsecta- st. leo ißeettish Central _. - - _ Word " Dili versitien," in order to follow that up ri an i sni . If there was a general desire that the s i t Fa : a l93 ,r et r ith De t e U ~,, .... ..T . '2 l ' e l 00 38 - by adding after "London,' the words " and f ou nd a ti on scholarships should be open to all St. HO 'South Eastern, .. - . : el eat 081 ;a 1 Dm loam.' classes he did not think there would be any great r s. li t ,77aillt:91"0119w.ii 160 lei - - Iw Mr. Lows again urged on the government the o bj ec ti on i n Trinity College itself. A few years 10 I a I Do. C Mt 13 Pm o] diet) of postponing this matter. The Uni- ago s i x t een new f oun dation scholarships were st. too Waterford & Kilkenny: - - ... vernity of Durham was an ecclesiastical body es t a bli s h e d, w hi c h we - v p rac ti ca lly o p en on ly t o 10 . ' WIWI°. * Wid31333 - hitt tided for the purpose of giving religious in- catholic,. If the motion were c arried it would SI 11l lictiidi ; the University of London claimed to be practically reduce the Dublin University to the BRITISH POSSIN 17d- 1 I.ILILWAYa 1 Cleft ONIL( peles e.l dates tester of the acquirements of persons in any condition of the Queen's Colleges, and there were '" ' - branch of learning, and was eminent in things that I insuperable di ff iculties to the carrying out of the X i lit l io u r.ri::.&t. l ires= 43 6 i 6B ta ins} Were secular. Thu one was local, the other cosmo- object of the amendment. m 12 Do. 7 Shares I fpm - _, pilitadi , and if they united the two bodies the man Mr. LAWsON supported the motion, and Sir F. t a s .a v oa I ' A° 13333° ' r r _ .1,0 Was aht representative of the one must be an HEYGATE opposed both the motion and the amend- too No ,see.,Disaarestertea - unlit representative of the other. ment, and would prefer to see the establishment 1 e ear cent 1e72-3-4 - Sir M. W. Itiusr.v advocated the claims of the of a Roman catholic university. ss. 100 Caps T.& Dock 6p. c. g 55 65 - University iif Durham to representation. Mr. BRUcE moved the adjournment, which, after 100 ' all 'Deansw‘,7e.cPereret 00 ni - Mr. Samar raid he was nut in favourof the reot- some discussion, was agr. to. St. 1100 East Bengal gu. 6do lO3 1•4 20 173 Do. do. 6do - - - P - limitation of universities at all. At the same time, The other business was then disposed of, and the st. 101, East Indian gn. fi do ll9 111 1101 seeing that the other universities had represents- house adjourned at 25 minutes before 2 o'clock. 10 ;2 : Do. L shares le llpm - St 'lOO Grad Wank of Cards 17e 18 - till's that wan as strong argument for the Univer -100 all Do. Equip. 511.13.6p.ct. BA 87 - sity of London being represented. But nothing _. _ ..... as all 1 Do. lotprn. Bonds .. 66 67 - could be morn preposterous than the proposition PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. 100 , all I Do. end prat Bonds. 44 46 45 which the Chancellor of the Exchequer had offered. -.-- too lan I Do. fird pref. Stock.. 35 37 1110 . all 1 Do. 4th pref. Stec _ .k. tO 22 21 - They might as well unite the University 4 Edin - HOUSE OP COMMONS.-Jram 17. at 100 Great Indian ?anomie 111 112 - hilrgil, with its high protestant feeling, to the Col- MlO, LAING'S AMENDMENT. 20 all Do. CUL 6 par cent_ - -pm - PAIRS 10 , II Do. New do. -.. It 2pm - lege of Maynooth. roe int. Liimo's NOTION- Dunn? nig NOTION. 20 4 Do. New _ .... . 11 2pm ~ . ..1 I Mr. B. tharsoeNe said it was quite plain that Mr. Y. Magnin Mr. Tollemache it 100 rt S. of ludla - g. 6p. ci. 102 103 - thoe two universities would never agree, and he sericant Aniativme Mr. C. Lacey 34. 'till Do. 4/ par cent. .-.- - - Right Hon. E. Ho ratian Sir i t.E Cron 204 all Cr Western of Lana& 141 151 - Suggested that the seat should be given to Liver- Mr. R. lieyereux Mr . Peel 100 'as Dotlid:pay.l373 96 97 - pool. &dealt Sullivan Blr D Gooch 100 , all Do. do. do. 1877-& 115 87 - Lord Milton Mr. Bowen 10 : 11 India. (Limited) 3 pis - The CiIANcELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he wasse 'lOO Madras guar. 6p. cent. 103 104 1031 Mr. Fawcett Mr. (Albert Ring in favour of the representation of universities, Sir. Whi [worth Mr. D. Ker it. 100 Do. de. q de.- PI 98 97 because he thought it well that learned and en- Mr itnaklehiust air. Treherne 911. Ha Do. do. 43 d 0... 91 93 - 211 ' all Do. Fifth Knension - ... Mr C. Moore ' colonel Vandeleur lightened men, and not mere material interests, Captain Pryse sir J. Thorold 10 all &ma and Holmesßay 64 66 55 should be represented. If the two universities had Mr. II D. sherklan colonel somerset me all Do. 6p. et., pay-15501 97 99 & distinctive character, they bad a common aim. The air J. Grey Colonel Leslie 100 all Do. 6p. et, pay. 1896 1 82 54 -. Se too, N.R.ottnn.4lo alstp.B.l IN W Major Gavin Major C. Bruce arguments against the union were animated by Rt. 110..1. in W ritxpatrick Mr. Getty St :100 telude, R ua 5 permit.' 102 i 1031 - prejudice, and he advised the Univera Universi t y 1 ' of Lon- Serieant . it. Bony Mr. Leader St 100 Do. Delhi d 0... ....-1 102 103 e xn - Lord Eliot Mr. Williams !Truroi fe 15 Do. do. do._ -- , iron xii - don not to be critical in its conditions, for there Mr. Hanley 51r. T. &n .. - og ' et 100 Do. Punjaub do. 1 192 103 - were many other claimants for the seat. Sir N. Peto Lord Hamilton 81. IN Do. ladas St Rot. da 1 -. .. -- Sir G. Bowles should support the union of the Mr. T. Cave Mr. D. Bromley Mr. Marshall lion. D. Kunsan two universities, because Dur ha m admiAed dissen- Mr. J. Eanionde Colonel For& JOINT STOCK BANKS. ten ant: Roman catholics. air clay Mr. Coition - 16 - . 1 - 11& - r - BAN12. 17'41 CL - pies - s. - 4 - lard-Urquhart Mr. Pal Sir J. Bailey Mr. CAltliwSLL said the hon. baronet was under Mr. R Hughes Mr. Long 40,000 10, Ma . Bank ,Lim., A...., 3 ids 19. - a delusion if he thought any graduate of Durham no J. Power sir IS. Guinness 10004 501 40.000 100 Alliance Limited - 116 9 8 dla 180 10 4 who was not a me-cber of the church of England Mr. _ ~k.ar P.ohartes Mr. al. libldulph Colonel lira Sir E. Lechmere 100, 10 Anglo Austrian ll 1 24 • - would have a vote. He also impressed upon the PAr C. o . l.ouhku Mr. Cluttterton 60,000 23 Angle Igypthui(Lhn.) 1 all 14 le - Louse the incompatibility of the proposed union. Mr. G. C. Glyn Colonel Lowther 20, 20 Anglo Italian (Limited) 'l6 64 44411 - 80, 40 Artesia& lan 67 ea - Mr. Y. Grevilk , :iugsot Mr. Clara Mr. MOWIIRAY 147101 wed that persons were ad- Mr. 0 Ben& Sir A. Hood 11,600 10 Bankof BritalsColumbia, all: 12 14 - mitted to the university without any teat. Mr. Ey kyn Mr Hoddlestone • 11,500 20 De. New. Inuard 1 pn., 5 1 5 3 dts - 10,000 26 Beak of Y ugo 1 all , 34 tti - On a division, the motion was carried by 220 sir li Nth . men Mr. W. Martin Mr. Orr Lord Andover 15,000 20 : Bank of Otago (Limited), 10 1 4 3 dhi - to 225. Mr. Bearden Mr. E. K. Karslake 10,000, 60 !Bank*/ Vietoria,Aual 111 i 38 40 - Sir 0. BGWYER said he was informed that Sir R. Anstruthcr Mr. J. Goodson 10,000' 10 1 Bank of New Zealand lO 1 911 pm - 10,0 60 j Britlah&Callfernian(L), Te" 24 ledls •- Right lion. W. Cogan Colonel Metier ouly members of the convocation who were exclu- Mr. Childers Lieutenant-Colonel Hogg 50 SO , British N. America - aively members of the church of England would Mr. Evans Midor Jervis d,OOO 20 C.Bk. Imils, Aus., Chins, all 19i *4 201 4 1 I - have the vote, and he suggested that the franchise sir. Tile Lord K 11111 Trevor 93,003, 26 , Chart Moen Wrote. an 33 34 60,000, 10 : City ..- ...... - Mr. Seely Mr. W. B. Brett 19,00 e leo I coionini a 38 40 - should be extended to all graduates. n". Fordyce Lord Grosvenor Mr. TRRYILLYAi. moved to insert after " univer- Sir B. bridges Ma 10 I Orsolidated Bank (14 6 . 1 10 pmle - .AO, 10 , Do. do. New - Mr. Il e nialeson Mr. A. S. Finlay sities," " of Oxford and Durham, which, united, air. 11. Lehnucher• Captain W. Clive 10, 101Delial and Loader (L). NI - - - shall return two members to parliament." Mr. J. Clement Sir W. Wy on 113.000 i 10 , last London (Uniltedl 5 le OKI. - Mr. MOWBRAY, in reply to Sir G. Bowyer said Mr. N. D. Murphy Mr. Kennard 10,000 Xi : Eastern Exchange(Um. 1 le Oedia - +llO,OOO 30 'English and American . IS 5 3 6 the government would be prepared to give electoral - to,oool 10 . Eng.Bankß.delaneiroL 10 2 IWI - 10,0i01 90 Inglient.& Anal Chard as 17 19 - privileges to every graduate of the University or Nato intelligence. 10,0001 60 Ingeshandilw•dlsh (L) 10 10 8 die - Durham ; and he could go furthe-, and state that -.__ 10,000100 Imperial Bank (Limited) 10 34 team - it representation were granted to the Universitylo2,6ool 10 Imperial Ottoman 10 eills par COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--Jusa 18. :000 to loans „ ... 7- . ... all Ak -" - of Durham, the authorities would remove the restric- Sittings at Nisi Prins is Middlesex.-(Before Lord Chief 6 . 000 : 77 Do. New . --:,•••• _-. 1 7 idle ' -• lion now requiring members of convocationto be Justice Bovill and a Special Jury.) Moon so LandMort.Bk. - I . edia4.l A 2 le us 23 0300000100 Do.spa Deb.. 1364, Myra all 113 50 ... Members of the church of England. Matteis T. THE LONDON AND NORTH WINTEart RAILWAY nsoool 00 ' , Os a ka ", are ‘ta - 1.0 90 11 9 dn , _ • , .( , Mr. Giansvotes asked what authority Mr. MOW. COMPANY. 11,000 100 London and Braallian..l 0 15 13 di. -- This was an action to recover damages for personal MO- ta,ooo 10 Do. New q 3 2 di. - bray had for making that announcement. ties suffered by the plaintiff upon the defendant's line in 6.000 100 London & RlverPlairL )40 5 7pm sd - Mr. MOMBRAY said it was impossible for him to consequerce of the train haring run net a horse and 00, ,,, 00 a al Do. New, Ir. at le pr, 10 1 !can xd -ad pledge convocation, but that was in contemplation. truck. The company admitted their liability and paid into a...... z. . 25 ~..D era , 4.. of do 110 1 2con id - Mr. GLADSTONE said that did not relieve the court 7.101.,..0 that the oily question was whether this sum r r a Zl 0 1 r,, - ;', edoe . 9 ? Coen A t ustit y 1 t i, : 4 : I T 403 - 1 1 right hon. gentleman from his dilemma. It )- was su ffi cient to compere:lite the plairtiff. 12,5e0 20 Do. do. New 1 5 - - -. Mr. Dighy Seymour, Q.C., Mr. Wand:, and Mr. }Urea, 73,000' 60 London Joint Skink. -1 11 43 46 - recentpeazed to him that, acting order the pressure of the appeared for the plaintiff ; and the Solicitor-General and 16,000 le Laudon& SouthAtricsa: all 11 14 - division, the government were prepared to kir. Staveley Hill for the defendants. 10,000 105 Loa. & & Western (Lim.)l 10 1 IMs - concede a certain basis for university franchise, The plaintiff was DOW in his 26th year, and in 1861 he 6.000. 60 Loudon &Yen=l l . r ) 174 11 8 di: 107 i 7 - and he asked if it were intended to establish one elite ed the serv ' cc of th e General Feet-office as • letter- ter o 1 0 00 0 • London i't w Bark i ) 1: I; l'4 l carrier and afterward. became •• sorter. He was appointed moons De. New basis for one university and mother for another. ,lO 10 3Ms to the Stotch Limited Mail and he had to sort 60,000 50 Mereantitedis - Mr. PoweLL complained that , . having along with letters betecen Lor don and Preiton. He left London by ro.000! 10 Metropolitan Ilinit t iid: g 73 4 " -- other members of the conservative party fought on the mail train en the evening of the 2 trd of June hurt, and ../4 000 M t , Midland Bast i llant 1 ,1* lids par: ...,....., . National of Australasia 4 1 2pm -. - the side of government against the admission of bad not proceeded more than aye hundred or six hundred dissenters to the governing body of universities, yards when he felt a very severe shock. He wan thrown 5: 8 - pp 1: 0 ° it ationsi a ; 3f g l a n d l°°l- . 1 l e t 3 1 313 7_ government had now betrayed them. off his lc.", sod fell bac muds, and his back was struck 68, 000 10 D o , lin t aad at . l e - ... - xd Mr. MOWBRAY said it was not contemplated by t - u p o n the edg e o f the desk, and he fell • • '7, Eeli rick aefa t an d also ta ffis ' l 4l ::::: : Lvrolthilk.:::: .-:. :: _ the government that they should alter the conati- a ll' c ' it r d : y e .... o negn er l uffeiLng • a ig:aa deal , be aam ' ed 10,00 0 20 !North w es t e r n ~.._ 21 ye pa }pm tution of the universities for sonic few days to do his duty, but afterwards had to 03,000 11 1 Oriental Bank Corpora. an 43 45 : 434 Mr. TILNYBLYAN havin withdrawn his amend- leave wo-lc, and was attended by Dr. Waller Lewis. Not- axe 60 , Previa Bank=7.(L) 10 e) alai - Bmooo leo Previa,. tif • ' 115 85 58 - ment, withstanding the medical care and • trip to the country 10,000 10 1 1 Do. do. New 1 all - - - The CHANCRLLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved fur two months , bin symptoms got worse, and at the per: 110,000 25 ' south Australia. . ,ml 26 28 - tO insert after " London" the words " and Due sent time hecomplained prirciiially that he could not sleep 17,061 100 , Slant of B. a. A fri c a ' . 11 1! 10 at night, his tee: being disturhed by terrible dreams that 10 . 000 we , „Do. 43 . 1 . 1 . at e pa 10 7 6 die 7 ...me 251 olden ef Australia_ , , ail 69 61 dial 60e 60 ham," which he said would again raise the whole he could not walk without the amistance of • stick, and 11040 1 25 I mg . of Ireland /um )i 99 • 6 question, and he would take the diviaion upon it that any attempt to stand alright caused pain. 00.001 . 611 ( Urea of Urine --- ' II 41 41 414- as decisive, The plaintiff was called to prove these fact', and he Mr. W. E. FORSTIR asked if it was the inten- appu e .ed to be sufferiug from raver, nervous injury. NORRION &ALLMAN'S. no T w h su igs r l i ical fr e o v iii :de . nr i.. fo m r ii t t te n p o l f it e iff waa mb tha es th o e f w th a f s , 331. Ino 3 , 13 ,, et i 093 , 9 , poem I eases. thou of the government that all persona who had taken degrees should have votes whether the con- sne and of spine itself. The rymptoms had, down to up au t anner, & Rotterdam 91 10 - 'vocation altered the constitution of the university t present time, shown that the plaintiff was gett 1 e l l o 1 r e jr an i t h ,r, ( ,, L e it,, ,... If 14 1 - mB_ or not. verse instead of be:ter, sod the opinion as to his ultimo.. aan I /LAyres,(l.B. 4 .7p.et.(E) 14 151 - The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he had recovery was very unfavourable. Coupled with this state 10 lebtautrst Argentine .... 7 63119 - no intention to propose that. The constitution of had inc . T .... ad instead ' of things , however , there was the fact that the plaintiff 11/5 Coe'aeo - - -• of diminished in weight. 7O lan D O . 7 C 775981 13 II cila - the university was a matter forthe university itself. Mr. Barnard . Holt Dr. Sint n, pio and Sir Wm. Fergusson 7 ,1 33 1 , De p T h b "=" lo(l ` .) Mr. Mowbra had made the statement he had gave evidence fur ti. defendants, and the substance of 10 a Do , - YS4 25 xis. - without any conversation with him, though he their testimony was that there was no inflammation 10 all &stern of Trance - might have had conversation with members of the of the spinal cool or of the membranes of the spine, and 60 13 &roman Central (L) l5 13 dr: - government outside the horse. that the plaintiff would, before long, so far recover as to be * ail *eat Luvembourg able to work for his living in some easier employment than t r. _, ll l ~___l9l74rial Mexican i 1,./ • • 4 6 - Mr. Lowe asked if they were to understand that that be had been used to. I)me of the witnesses was of e l en '" N ' lM ber Z elen . , ° P, " La ) 13 Ili when a member of the government made a state- opinion that the plaintiff had complained of acute pain con- i o ;a - ,8. - ,T e 7 O of ] D - 4 1 , - r ry ID - sent and the Chancellor 43 6 ' the Exchcque• sitting sequent upon touch when no pain existed at that spot, but II a n Northern of /ran ee „ 47 en - - beside him, did not contradict him, that did not it was not suggested that this arose from any desire to le an N.RalLß.Ayrasgtp.o. 1 6 ... bind the government. deceive, but was consequent upon the hysterical condition 10 an Do. Delerreit “ -• in which he was• The witness also thought that imme. 10 ell Norwegian Trunk Pre -:: - ... Mr. MOW HAAT said the words he used were used diately -• ' - this ease was settled the plaintiff would rapidly -• NJ all , Paroi.Lyoes,and Ueda. S 5 se - inadvertently. recover, this effect being consequent upon the removal of 28 a u .e artnind th.t... . la se - The committee then divided on the question the anxiety under which he now naturally suffered. 10 all ladle &8. Praiser ( . 1 ) 114 1* - that the words " and Durham" be added, and the The jury . foud a verdict Lir the plainti ff for 5001. beyond 10 se [loyal Sadinta• - - - motion was lost by 234 to 220. the stun paid into court 5 an !Royal Swedish 4 sil 1 Do. 7 per cent - - The clause was then agreed to, and the corn- -- -- -- 10 lan i llambre and Meuse .... 7 s l 7 - aittee proceeded with the consideration of the tor- LONDON BRIGHTON AND &WWI COAST RAM- 10 s al l l l illim p°• Peu r tottrg re .f per t Pr.a ct 17 17 _ .... lowing clauses relating to joint occupation, regis- wAY.-The 'adjourned special meeting, which was held 10 all ,S.Aust.ltLeatireoettan 16:1 16 - trat'on of voters and other incidents of the frai l - pm feriae_ yesterday, was, on the Dußois of Colonel 10 le South gar of Portugal - - die - chise, and agreed to clauses 16 to 23 inclusive inhere of Yrance.. 12 13 Barttelot, M.P., the chairman, seconded by Sir Charles 1 2 : a t 7 ' 3 ,:,, i , and 3 ...... 2 1 ,i -. after which the Chairman was ordered to report j sr ' -. ! ackson sdiourned to Tuesday, the 2./th inst. - .irDsom a HAY COMPANY .- The r' 'T.-Thoi Governor and 4an Will 9199.3919 . ' ..-- 83 9 - 10 all 1 Do. 6i per cent...erse 9 Se - proeress. . Committee of the Hudson's Bay Company intend to re- 16 all :West& N. W. of Frame El 23 - The Bridges (Ireland) Bill was read a third time commend • dividend at the rate of 10.. per share, payable and passed. on the 10th of July next, in addition to the Bs. paid in 7OIZION OBLIGATIONS. The Local Government Supplemental No. 4 January lad• &LI Pd. 1 RAILwAra 1 Closing prior 1 sale. Dill passed through committee, as did also the The government have directed the Master of the • an , 0.te . b . 3 , 35 ,... 3. 3131 3 9-16 - Drainage and Improvement of Lands (Ireland) M int to attend the International Monetary Conference s o e n , De. - Supplemental Bill. about to assemble in Paris. Mr. Rivers Wilson, of the 100 all Anna and Mataness b 8 92 Treasury, has been associated with Professor Gramm in 100 all n• and entail py 100 _. - The sitting was then, at a quarter to 7 100 all rams and Sarni& - - - o'ClnA--, theasuq, mission. These gen:lemen are not invested with any suspended, power to contract engagements on behalf of this country, 1 0 0 l er Do. !raid Inane ' 17 90 - The house re-assembled at nine o'clock. hat they will be present at the meetings of the conference, 10 eli r De alli7b=4; et 7 71 77 - - Mr. FAWCETT moved that it is undesirable that and report its proceedings to the government 100 all (Smyrna, )ti, ) f 5 65 _ the fellowships and foundation scholhi of - [Advertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND .. all r i rlo. Issued at 72 10 25 - ps Pate -Disease: is common to the palace and the cottage. 1111.1 10 all 711/141J0n5,&11n30.4. 123 1* - Trinity College, Dublin, should be exclusively ap- t h e h ea t rema ii es ar e available a like by the tenant s o f eac h, MO all •&s. 1. (Pern.) 9O SS -- preprinted to those who are members a the Holloway's well-esteemed Ointment and 111 , 1; , an be obtained 10 : all l loyal Swedish 6p. et- 14 1 - Ls Grande 7p. et 56 in .. established church. 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"it if -i, 1 lin-1 6 7 i if 22 2 24 St 340_360_ 16 IS i 19 1 11 116 70 100 100 zd 65 70 25 67 14 10 110 130 ad 9 11 ii 201 214.0 at /6.11 /9.0 111.7.0 144.60 40 9.0.6 BZ. 10s. 6.10.6 13.17.6 ♦.10.6 Las sato 10.0.7 11 5.2.0 1&18.11 116.16.0 124 sd I n plaid 1921 - 90 89 al db 13-16 6 1.16 6 101 11 3 1-16 I It (13-16 dim toi el s u .ai 46 e - 7 244 7 _ 3-16 avertircs intelligence. BIBURY CLUB RACER...4'I3EBOAL The Hampshire campaign, which commenced under such favourable auspices at °Wham on M , was continued to-day with the celebrating of the Bibury Club which, since the revival by the club of the Burford meeting, one of the oldest in England, has laid claim to be one of the Inuit select and aristo cratic affairs of the year. The increased railway facWUa, end the fact of the races being run over the Stockbridge course, now one of the most important and largely patronised. has deprived the Mary Club no-sting of much of its exclusiveness. I t is evident, too,,frorn the changes which have of late taken place in the pro gramme of sport, that the management lutend that their meeting should be considered as a prelude to the Stockbridge meeting Itself. The Odlham meeting being concluded In good time on Monday, the majority of the turfites who had " assisted" on Bartley-common Journeyed on and located themselves at the va rious places In the neighboutbood of Stockbridge, the little town Itself being taxed to tho utmost by the number of visitors, while Andover end Southampton came In for their dare of patrons, as did also Winchester, and indeed every 'Slav within • radius of a dozen miles of the course. As at Odihsm. the weather was beautifully floe, and the company on the course was quite as numerous as last year, and the customary pa was accorded to the meeting by the members of the er t i r tr, stewards' stand, and the stand set apart for members, being filled by an aristocratic party from the Cottage" and Hurst bourne-park. The Prince of Wales, who intended last year to ' be present, but was prevented from doing so owing to other en gagements, honoured the sport to-day with his presence, arriving by special train trees London to Andover. and departing soon 'titer the vietery of Europa, returning to the metropolis by • *pedal from Andover. The course was in beautiful going order, and the scene from the grand stand, which commands a fine view of the extensive Hampshire downaof which the course forms a part, was imposing. The card contained eight races, the first one— the Handicap Sweepstakes—being appointed for half-past one o'clock. For this event there were seven runners, the favourite being Tumbler, who showed that the confidence reposed In him had not been misplaced, for with Fordharn in the saddle, he won with comparative ease. and the great jockey thus conuuenced a series of brilliant victories which, it will be seen, he accom tithed during the day. This contest was succeeded by the Hamilton Stakes—a new race—for Miles at Sat 111 b each. The Marquis of Hastings, the Duke of Hamilton, Sir Joseph Hawley, Mr Fredederlck Johnstone, the Duke of Newcastle, Lord itebridge. and Captain Machell, each named a couple, bat all, et cegthe Marquis and the Duke of liamiltoti, paid the L.soothrfeit. At hens re p r esented the Marquis, and Leone the young duke. Imme n n a se Interest rete was manifested In the result when the race became • match between the pair, Chic, who was weighed for by Parry, having been withdrawn. In the saddllag-paddock each of the Mlles had their admirers, and both were surrounded and critically examined, their preliminary canters being watched with an extraordinary amount of interest. Athena, front the , manner in which she "spread-eagled" a large field all Newmarket, was the most fancied, and is were lard on her. While the pair were at the, rest, Mr. Steel offered 1000 to 70 five times against the Marquis's mere for next year's Derby, but the offer did not elicit a response. The race is fully described below. but it may he mentioned that Edwards found it necessary to move on the Duke's mare, and that site appeared beaten opposite the enclosure, but coming again In the last few strides, she struggled with indomitable game'' , as, and the result was a dead heat. In the deciding affair, which was run after the bust race on the card Nide of 13 to 8, were lAI,I on Athena. but the Duke of Hamilton's fill) , won with ease by a length and a half, amid loud and prolonged cheering and the Duke was congratulated on all sides on the possession of so good a youngster. The Donulegton Stakes, like the Hamilton Stakes, only produced two runners, the Marquis of Hastings and the Duke of Hamilton being again represented. The betting opened at 7 to • on Mameluke, then Ito I was laid all over the ring, but at the dome, the bookmakers accepted 6to • Coming up the straight., it looked like as if the pair were going to make a dead heat, but a couple of strides from the chair Fordhant managed to get his horse's head in frontand just won on the post. For the Ifibury Stakes, Lord Ronald was made the favourite. hut, as will he seen, the race was won by the moderate Atlesbury, Fordham, who put up a seven pound penalty for being a probastional rider, finishing with one of his magniAcent rushes, and winning by a neck from Lucifer. The start for the Ninth Biennial Stakes was delayed some time owing to its being discovered after the com petitors had gone to the post, that Europa was not entitled to the three pound allowance which Furdham had claimed at the scale for the filly's being out of a dam that bred • winner. She was cantered back, in company with her stable-oompaninn See-saw, and reweighed. 11ortenear, from the French stable, was put shout as • good thing ; but the colt failed to realise the expectations for.' ed of hitn.and the result west hat Fordhamaridedanother to hisalready formidable list of winning mounts, the favourite 'Europal land ing cleverly from her stable-companion See-saw. Parg, who was most resolutely ridden by Cannon, and who required all the skill of that popular horseman, for he was fractious at the post, and more than once tried to "cut it," won the Selling Plate of 10 sows., and was afterwards sold to hie old master, 11r. George Reynold.. for £2OO, lust double the entered price ; Mr. Hope, the owner of Signet. claiming ?Ir. Porter's weber* of the pre vious day, Primula ; while Signet was claimed by the Marquis of Hastings. For the Champagne Stakes the "dark 'en," tit. Ronan, was started In oppoeit'on to nine others, in cluding See-saw, ltabican, Augur, and Cold - of the Walk. The result was another "plum for the followers of Dauebury and Fordharn, for See-saw won cleverly, the high-priced St. Roma finishing third. The Plate of MOO was won by Merry Monarch and Fonlham, that popular Jockey having had no less than rive wins out of six mounts. Details of the day's sport are appended : HANDICAP Sweggrtalis of 6 ems. each, with 100 added, for .1-yr-olds ; winners extra. From the Bush in furlongs;. Lord Vivian's Tumbler, by Commotion or Defender—Gol conda 3 yrs, sat 7lb (Fordiuml 1 Lord Westmorland's Hue and Cry, S yrs, Get 71b I Mordant Sir. Coventry's limbs°, 3 yes, Bet 4lb (A. Edwards) 3 Three others also res. Betting: 7 to 4 mist. Tumbler, 100 to g 0 apt Betty, 6 to 1 apt Cuckoo, and 7 to I agst Tile HAMILTON STACEY, Sweepstakes of 1,000 soya each, h ft, for f.yr old filllem bst 112 b each. Hush In (about five furlongs). ,7 subs.) Duke of Hamilton's Leonle. by Newminater—Gasperd's dam, by Hampton, bit lab (A. Edwards. 1 Mania* of Hastings' Athena, get 121 b .Fordhain , I 2 Sir Frederick Johnatone's Chic was *sired for by Parry, and the number hoisted, but subsequently withdrawn Betting opened at 7 tot and cl-sed at sto 2 on Athena. As the competitors walked to the post the greatest excitement was maidlestal, and when the flag wu lowered, the cry of - They're off," wu so earnest as in the Derby. After taking a few strides the favourite, on the left band of Lamle, made play with a lead of nearly half a length. and they ran thus into the dip, where Edwards was compelled to move on his mare to keep her in position. At the commencement of the Stand enclosure It looked any odds on the Marquis's representative, but Edwards riding resolutely, and Leosle answering gamely, the pair were head and head half-a-dozen strides from home. Fordtbun made a last and determined effort, but the favourite could do nu more than make &dead heat of it. DICTTINO fIEAT. —ll to Aon Athena. Fordbani again selected the higher ground and made the running with a slight lead of the Duke's mare, until reaching the dip, when the pair closet and came on together at a moderate pace. On the top of the hill they commenced to race, the favourite having a slight advan tage, but Lennie getting on equal terms with her at the centre of the stand, passed her and wen by a length and a half, andd deafening cheers. . . feeaktit, a sweepstakes of 1000 MTS. each, h ft, for gyr.olds, colts, &A 1211, each. Bush in. .4 subs.) klarquis of Hastings' Maineluke, by ntockwell—Leiter, itst 121 h Duke of Hamilton's Inneadale, Bst 121 b .... , A. Edwards) 2 Betting: 6 to 4 on Mameluke. THR BIRCItY STAPLE... , rhaodkapo of 6 sore. each, with 4:0 added ; second to save hisstako gentlemeu riders; professionals 711, extra. Mlle sod a-half. . _ . Mr. J. B. Morrie's Aiksbury, by St. Albans—Queen's Ilead, fl yrs. est 714 Inc 71b en) (Pordbus) I Lord at. Virovnt's Lucifer. 4 yrs, 13st 71b.. (Mr W Duvall) Duke of Beaufurrs Lord Itonald, 6 yIS, lld 71 (Mr. Edwards) 3 lils othets &Dorm. Betting :6to 2 and Lord Ronald. 4to 1 . Alleshory, 11 to 2 sot Ludier, I to 15 most the had* and 7to 1 atot PAZIRCeI _ THE FIRST YEAR OP TRX NINTH EIZENIAL SWIPE of 10 SOTS. each. with 100 added, for a -molds ; colt*, kg 1011) ; B Wca , sat bib ; certain allowances. T. Y.C. ;71 subs.) Duke of Deutifort's &Isom by Trumpeter—lonic*, 84 Sib ,Itordhalo 1 Marquis of Ilastioxis Ace flaw, 84 71b (Cannon) Mr. Sutton's Iroumaster, Nat 101 b (Cloallouer) 3 Ten . others glen ran. Betting : 11 MS agai iiir;Tpa,o &TS ar7s2 Mortimer, 7 to 1 apt Lord Palmerston, 10 to 1 apt lronmpter, 11 to 1 apt See Saw, and 25 to 1 apt Carlos. A PLATS of 50 aova, for all agos weight for age, with selling allowances. Fire furlongs. Mr. Chaplin's Parts, bylllidrw —Daisy, 5 yrs, Sat 61b '1100) ((NUMMI • 1 Mr. Hope's Signet, 4 yrs, est r eNoi )Morris) 2 Msrquis of Hastings' Canute, Y yrs, Gat 41b (n 100) ,Butter) S Fire others also raa. Betting: 2 to 1 PaCI; i,,,,i — iL;a7anillonitrel. is to 1 agst Paris, 10 to 1 agat Haymarket, and 100 to 7 era Primula. THE CHADIPMINL STAKES of 10 son ewch, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; cols. Set 101 b and Allies, Sat 7lb ; winners extra rive furlongs. iSe subs. Marquis of Hastings See Saw, by Buccanear—Margery Da*, 54 10111 lYoNbam I Cuuut Lagrange's Balkan, Sat 101 b lllibberd) S Mr. Chaplin 's St. Ronan, Out 10Ib ,Ctistance , Eight others also ran. Betting; Ito 1 apt Cock of.the-Walk, 5 to 1 each agst St . Ronan, See Raw. and Mahican, 10 to 1 ape Maodnff, and 12 to 1 each apt The Yawn and Wild Blood. A PLATE of 100 WV.. each, fur 3 yr-olds and upwards; weight for age, with selling allowances . puth. men riders, protmstunals 7111 extra Old mile._ _ Mr. Ten Br , rek's Merry Mount, by King of Trump.— Adroit& 1/1001 Syr+, 104 WA Inc 71, .... (radium) 1 Mr. T. Hughes' Master Kober% 4;200,, S Yrs. 104 olb tltr. W. Kevin. 2 Mr. Ilobaon's Makin* (glOl. 4 yrs, 114. ... (Mr. llobaou 3 To nthen niro fan. ------------------- Betting: 6to 4 *id Master Robert, and '1 to 1 apt Merry Ntonareh. BETTING ON THE COURSE. DERBY. 1000 to GC. eget Mamebike five times prior to the Donningtnn stakai being run;. CRICKLT. Nor.rn r. fininTrt or THE Tlreilft 4 .-11sy In this extraordi nary •• bowlers' match - was re,uniel yesterday at lords shortly after noon. It will be remembered that at the rinse of the play on Monday the South had lost nine wickets for 102 runs In their second innings, Mortlork being not out, for a dimly played 12. Yesterday he was Mucci by Bennett, and the bowling waa ent, toted to Wootton and Shea - . The third ball of the latter's And over removed Bennett's off stump, and the gross 1.64 was lanai. tered. This left 74 runs for the North to get to win. and diverse opinions prevailed as to whether they were worth the requisite number of runs upon such ears indifferent wicketa. After the usual Interval they sent in Mr. Winter and Riekette, to face the boa ling of Mr. W. Cl. Grace and James Lillywhite. Jun. Ricketts got two off the Litter's third tall, and off the last of his second overs Mr. Winter was finely caught by Humphrey at long-on !I for 5). C. Coward had hardly Joined Ricketts when the latter was caught at point (2 for 7). The first notable hit was a cut for a, off the fusses bowler, by Coward, when Mr. Grace cleats bowled bins for 6 (3 for 13). The debatable ground %WIDOW occupied by Torn Ilearne and guremers; but the South bowling was first clam Lillywhite de livered 15 oven , 17 maidens for eight runs and three wickets; and Herne, usually a free hitter, did not "save hie dock" tin the 17th over, and Just one hour had elapsed when 20 were tele oraphed. One hundred and fifteen balls were delivered for • single run, when Hearse, who had been in for three•quarten of an hour, was vary newly caught by Poole ;5 for Ye,. Alfred Shaw came to the rescue. but Summers, who played the bowling with commendable skill and patience. was settled by the brothers Grace 'Alm 23). The hopes of the North were now centred in Alfred Shaw and Mr. R. D. Walker, and at the end of an hour and 25 minutes the Notts man put one of Mr. Grace's up. which was of come secured by his brother at point (7 for 30). Wootton "cracked" Mr. Grace away for • but lu the neat over he too put one ap, which was caught by WlUsher at slip 15 roe sl . brandy was kir. R. D. Walker's mat partner, but after the pair had stood another couple of overt, James Lanywhlta Rent down another " popper," whit+ ran up Mr. Walker's hat, and Mr. E. M. Game dexterously secured it a for 34 lliddulph, like his predeceseors, opened his account with s throe (straight drive off lAllywhite , and Grundy evokes the &et cheer in the insane by a aPaniting off drive to the Tennis Court off Mr. Grace, and a lofty three to square leg oil the neat ball. This pair were the only ones who rave the remotest slams of "collaring" the bowling, baring put on • dozen runs In shout ten minutes. Grundy, in hitting to log, drtuctgl the hall Into the heads of Use lag-stop tMortiock), and so a t, Ili this p lobed eleven of &Wand's batsmen were all got rid of f o r the insignificant total of 46 runs—the time occupled being lust an hour and threeinartere—leaving tbe South the winners 04 this extraordinary match by el etas% atter haviiibent vj Rog out for 31 in their first tannin. The bowling, fielding, g,,g wicket keeping on both sides were first clan ; but It Is absurd to =that any batsman, however good, could exhibit soy. Ike his true form on such a paired wickets as th5e..4„,,,, d on this occasion at Lords. It is inconceivable that 2 . 2 .uch players a• those engaged in tads snatch could be twice dipped of on such ground for an avenge of six rues per wicket. ilabid 3n intiftari). ADMIRALTY, Juts' 14. Lieutenant Charles Knighton to be a retired commander, under the provinces of her Majesty's orders in council of lit August, 1860, 9th July:lB64, and 24th Marsh, Gozetie. ADNISALTY JUNI 18.—APPOISMIENTS.—Lieti tesutte B. Seale, to the Viper ; and J. R. Bromilow, to the Nymphe. Surgeon M. P. S. Ward, additional, to the Irresistible. OrwelL Second Masters T. H. Smith and W. H. Peaky, to th e _ _ _ — Assistant-Paymastersli.J. Macleod,to the Cumberissd, additional, for servioe in Naval Barracks ; and it . 2,1, (A. well, in charge to the Viper. Engineer A. Smart, to the Orwell. First First-class Assistant-Engineer B. 8. Willcocks, to the Actsng Secondtdess Assistant-Engineer W. Brown, to the Orwell. MARKETS. TALLOW —TCIRDAY Imo —The market wu steady te-day. Spot, 4 ..t4s. to 44 1 . 3d. ; Jaw, Na to 44a. 3d. , Octoba to Decem ber, 4o to 460. COTTON.—LlTintroot, Jean Ift.—Osir market In not quite so firm no yesterday, with prima, rather In buyers' favour. 146. mated sales t.,-day 4,000 bola, Including 2,000 spemlation and ex port. 4,000 American, told. to 13d. ; 300 Pemam. Ac., 101. to 1214. ; 100 Maranham, 12ld. to 134. , 50 Maerio and Bella, 12d. : 200 Egyptian, 111,. to 17 14 . ; .100 Smyrna, 014. to 10d. : 3.050 Surat, 7d. to I d.: Beagal. Salado, Re., Id. to 200 Peru, 1014. to 12}d. IF Menorah, 9d. ; ditto Omurawattee, ad.: ditto Broach. ditto Bengal, 714. ; dirt., Egyptian, ditto Pernans,l2o.; lliddtl g Bowoda,llld..dittoUriems, COTTON GOODA. —SI A WORIVITR, JUNI 19 —ln shipping yams our market has been very firm, but there has not been much business doing. Spinners, beteg well engaged with the execu tion of orders placed unite weeks ago, are indifferent about wil ing at anything under current prices, and buyers appear to be equally indifferent about giving out orders at present prices. For home trade yarns we have bad a quiet market today, and there has not been much business effected. Yarns from Ameri can cotton are tolerably steady In value, while yams nud e from Surats are slightly In the buyers' favour. In cloth there has Well much less busthess doing than was anticipated, and this branch of the market may also be characteriseeas quiet. Shirt. tags suitable for China are still In demand, but even In these, as in all other fabrics, the business has not been large. In pieces sellers still quote the rates of last Tuesday. WOOLLEN.—Lecos, Junk 18.—The Coloured Cloth-ball has not presented a very animated appearance this morning. The attendance of buyers has not been large, and, with the elms non of a few re p resentatives of Bradford and Manchester houses, comparatively few from a di.tance have been present . Plain c loths and coatings in various shades and styles of finish have attracted moat attention, and have changed Lands to a moderate extent. The transfer of tweeds and other autumn fabrics has not been extensive. In the White market Inquiries are chiefly matte for the heavier description of gnats of the Os sett and Batley manufacture. A few good parcels of milled mixture nieltons and heavy coatings have been transferred. to getherwith a limited number of beavers and similar make. There head late been a alight improvement in the amount of business done in hair lists, which has again been evident this morning, although the transactions in this class have not let arrived at a sat)-factory condition. The Ann state of the Lou. don wool sales causes manufacturers to maintain prices. auxurAcruzes.—Brapsnanna, Jinx 18—The Improve meat noticed last week seems to have been sustained today, as equal number of buyers attending both from London and the provinces. Purchases are stiff made with great caution, but a little more confidence is apparent In business transactions. Plain goods and black doeskins have been more in demand, and rather better pekoes offered for quantities. In the better cis.' of fancy trowserlngs adapted for the home trade there has hest an increased business, but the lower qualities are still neglected. in low goods of nearly all descriptions the same dulness precede which has characterised the market for some mouths. WOOLS.-11CDDiltirfiLti, Ines 19. London sales haring no- Progressed to near fire weeks with but Little variation II prices, manufacturers seem to conclude that for some time mires are flied, and consequently purchase with more confidence and In Isrke quantities low priced wools most negletted, and little or oo Inquiry for low resin.. C0R10.—E1171.1., JUKE 18.—At to-day's market a small supply of English wheat, which sells more readily at folly last week's currency, and 1n some instances a trifling advance is obtainable. Foretgu held firmly, but not much busbies. pesslng paid red Baltic makes 02a. 641. to 624. per 4801ba. Barley for malting nexlected ; grinding again tallier dearer. Beans and yeas du and rather lower. Oats sell freely at late currency, and choke horse corn In some instances rather dearer. Foreign arrivals fee the week :—Wheat, 8,647; barley, 20) . oats, 7,070; beans, 224 ; peek 1,530 ; tares, 120 ; Indian corn, 10 ert- Immo!. JOl4 g 18.—The supply of wheat again today was meanly in the 'Afore, and millers bad to pay rather over tut week's prices to supply themselves. Beans and peas fully as dear. Laces. JCNN 18.—factors hold wheat with facie:wed tersely to-day, but millers prefer waiting a still more decided lode vouralde change of weather ere they operate. though they door more disposition to Increase their 'toe' a than they did fourts,s days since. iio change in other articles. LIVESPOOL, JUNE 18. —We had a goal attendance at our market to-day, and for wheat there was • fair consumptive demand at an Improvement in the value of some deserlptious of .2.1. per rental spoil the prices of thin week 11.., slow at previous rates. Indian corn timid, at rather easier rates. Oats and oatmeal Arm. Beans steady. LT2IB, Jima 18.-61aee Tuesday bat the weather has been cold, with but little sun, and northerly winds. i n.e atteodince at our Corn Exchange to-day was short, and a small show of wheat: although trade was not active late rates were fully maintained. Buie, and oats quite a. dear. Beans rather in favour of buyers. Ver imperial qr. to the grower:—Wbeat, white, new, glib.. to 62114. per imperial bushel, ass. to 712: ditto, red, Bolts. to 67114., 625. to 06a. ; oats, Mahe to 30lbs, US. to Its. ; beans. (Whs. to Glib., 47a. to OW ; peas. meek. ( albs. to 64114., 40a. to 425. NEWCASTLE.retut-TTWW, Jr's. Ig.—The weather is unsettled and cold at nights. At our market this morning we had a mo derate show of wheat from the growers as well as Imo. the coast, but fair front abroad. Our millers experiencing such a poor sale for flour yesterday, were indifferent about wheat so that only a moderate business resulted at Saturday's rates. Flour without change, and the same remarks may apply to other articles. asussukr, Just la—Our market today was shortly supplied with grain, and the attendance of boi.i s a.e. quoted Little bollix= was transacted in wheat, at a trifling advanre fa prier Flour unaltered in value. A moderate trade tu barley, at full terms. Malt a dull sale, and bold at previous rates. Little Limi ness doing in oats, beans, and peas, and prices nominally es. altered. Wheat. 640. to 740.: barley, 325. to 405.: oats, Siia t.• 335.: hewn, .ea. to Sib ; peas, cos. to tia : rye, Va to afa. per yr.: tares, fe. to 7s. 6d. per bushel; Sour, 465. to 605. per sack: malt, 72s to Tea. per qr. CATTLY..--BaLtptivir, Jenne.—The reapply of beasts to-407 was short, with a fair attendance of buyers, consequently the trade was quiet. and extreme prices were maintained. Sheep were supplied in good numbers. but of inferior quality to thole offered of late. Advanced prices In some easel were given be this else. of min al but late rates were more generally main tained. Very few lambs were On 0 .,. ..h1 ,1 1 sold at high whet Calves were ylantiluil supplied, senile are edles to their rela tive value There was a moderato so. ply of pigs; trade dial the late low rates remaining nominally unsiiered. hem on heel, l 2 ed to lie ed. per score cow sod heifer ditto, Ms. ed. Ha.; mutton, from 74. to ed. per lb. ; vest rd. to 74.1. per lb fresh pork. 7d. to ed.. green 14000, 1191. to sid.: dry ditto, IML to 10d. ; porkers, per loom. 9a. to 9a. ; large boom pita. 9s. to N. at.: sweet yielded hams, 9d. to 104. per lb.: quarto old atom pip, 105. to 120. each. TRAFFIC' RETURNS. ---- Miles Pia- Men Total. Tel 4 ILL/LWATS. open. some& cbandiee. leei. 1061 Week ending March T. t g g g Melbourne& liobson's Ray 17 1.1 , 92. T 43 1.$1:15 2.1 9 : Ditto April 4' Ditto April 11 Ditto April 18 Week ending June IS. Glasgow & Mouth Western. 24* —. 11,400 10,531 Work ending June 14. Cambrian Great Mmembotag l/I I.tme 0,192 &Me Mod Metropolitan North London ll 4.203 1,202 5,48.1 4,732 • monthly th kett are 1,411-1, the receipts for which appear is the first week's return of each month. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. --- DE HOCREPIED LARPENT.—June 16, at Palrselraegnart Itr*bton. the Maumee De Hoebepted Lament. ..fa IJught cr. MIMIC INSON.—June in, at Itanover-terraan.rilbui, Ladbroke. square, Mrs. P.O.llodskinson, of i son. WALTER.—June 17, at Hampton-wick, the wile of Mr. J. Walter, of • son. __ _ _ _ • MARRIAGES. BHUItY—YILEEMAN.—June 15. at St. John's, Notting-hill. hi the Bev. J. P. Hell, John Henry Alfred. aon of l; shuri. Fey., of Portland-rued. to Mary Anne, daughter of 31r. Free man. of Illoomfteld-villa,!chaster-road. WHITE —SCRAM:. —June 15, et St. Men' Church, Camberwell. by the Bev. A. J Peones-11, N. White, BMI. of Crowhoret mak Bridal. to Sarah Ann ihatriestie, daughter of the late W. Serene, Nab, of lidburion, Susan. DEATHS. BRENNAIC.—June lk at Angell-road, Briatowroad, S., goo. daughter of the late W. Brennan, Fgo., aged 131:31411.—.19 . ne . 17, at Alexandra-villas, Angell-park Belt" Mr. James Butler. aged 4d. COPLAND —lune 17, at South Audky-street, Grosvenor-square. Joseph Copland, Beg., aged 7!. 000C11.—June 16, at Weethnurne-terrace, Hyde-park, Anne Sewell, daughter of the late C. Gooch, Fad. MITCIIKLL—June 16, at Aenershamparicvillas. New Cries, Kest, Lula Anne, wife of R. N. Mitchell, M. D. Pruned ►ud Published b II.UA mu BaLas, a 1(0. Intubstd-strest, he the City ad Leedom, Maga, ►t IM 060, to lnmh►rd+traet. la lb. Psualudi ot WDlt►btata-. WZDNIsDAT, Joule. MT.