The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-08 00:00:00

_~ - 4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF LORDS. Jrsa 7. In the Houma of LORDS, yesterday, the Public Librarie, (Scotland) Act Amendment Bill wag re ward. ,tnil the : fitt:T.ents agreml to. The District Prothenotarics Court of Common rleas 11:iititity Palatine 14 Ltutcaster) Bill, the Public W..rlog Loans Bill, the eoetir.:ious Diseases (Anuul.ls) gill, the Piers and Hai-boars Orders Cowin :atiou hill, and the Intestates' Widows and Child• a hill were read a thirl time :lad plUISed. II louse then adjuuruti: until Monday, thu 17th It HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, Jt•Na 7. I N 7.1 Illo , NE of COW:1":1-, motion of the 4:111AN4 3LLolt of the EM.111:0"Y.1. it t*::.3 agree,' that the I. tote at its rising 5h0 , !1.1 :olio:Int for the Vilait...ntide holidays until Thorsday next... (hi the order fur guine i ut. connititto. of supply , Mr. TI:EVEI.I AN called attent.on to the case of the.._ seamen who paid the "reeiiwich sixpence before the year 183.1, and appeai,sl to the holm to rye these men some relief. Mr. Ltoo EEL and Mr. 1N 4... It: 111 SO supported the claims of the seamen who they c-mtended ought to have some return for the s.xpence per nut:th they were compulledfor many years to ray.. Mr iNfiLi , Kris said the real fac t was ilia in 1711 an v t was panned defining clearly for what pnr poios lreenwich Hospital shoidd ho applied, :ind it was declared to be for 'Chow: ono had served in the rural navy, and not for merchant seamen, un less tk.ey had huen wounded in action. Mr. CORRY said there was no doubt that 4 /r en wick Hospital was not founded for the benefit of the in !reliant seamen, but they would receive bens• tit, bee:time the pensioners had spent en an average thirteen years in the service. Sir .1. (1 ItA v called attention :9 the distress es• ;sting in the western portions of and Galway. her I N %As stated that in sot districts there was great distress, arising in treasure from the lateness of the spring, which had forced them to use the food they had saved for their cattle, but that drainage works were tiumintacea which would partially relieve tho distress. The government would be taking a dangerous course if they were to bold out that they were going to take upon them selves the duties of administiring relief, which belonged to the wealthier inhabitants of the lis Iriet. The house their went into c.intnittee of aupply, and proeseded with the first portion of the army estimates which had been postponed. Sums were voted amounting altogether to 8,440,4711. for the regular forces, and 827,575/. for disembodied mili tia' 90,163/. for yeomanry cavalry, 337,372/. for volunteer corps, and 44,8951. for enrolled pen sioners and reserve force. On the vote for the volunteer mope, Lord Elcho, Oeneral Lindsay, and Mr. Simonds, impressed upon the government the nec.essty of increasing the grant. Sir J. PAR ounow said the proposal was an addi tional coat of 160,0001. a year, making the total cost for the volunteers half a million a year. Be- fore the estimates for another year were framed he would take the opinion of the cabinet as to whe ther they should propose this increased expen diture. On the resumed debate on the motion that the house go into committee on the Bankruptcy Bill, Mr. MILTON moved a resolution affirming the injustice of passing this measure, by which any insolvent person whohavicontractedadebtamount ing to 50f., or several debts amounting to 1001., fhall be discharged from liability for all his debts, while insolvents who have contracted debts to a leas amount will be liable to repeated imprison ment to compel them to pay their debts in full. Mr. Noawoon criticised - some of the details of the bill, and said he was glad to see that the county courts wore to be utilised, but he was sorry to see a co-ordinate jurisdiction given to the county courts and the district bankruptcy courts. He did not think that • debtor should be allowed to make himself bankrupt, but he thought that Mr. Ayrton had pointed to a real grievance. Mr. H/SNLZY thought it a crying injustice that poor debtors should be sent to prison, and there treated as fraudulent debtors. The house was re ducing year by year imprisonment for debt for large debtors, and by false pretences they retained it for the poor debtor ; because it was a mere subterfuge to say that he was not imprisoned for debt when he was committed for what was called contempt of court in not paying the debt according to the judge's order. The SoLterroz-Gmtsam. defended the practice of imprisoning poor debtors. The motion was then negatived, and the house went into committee on the bill, but the chairman was immediately ordered to report progress, and the house resumed. The Railway Companies Bill was read a third time and passed, and several other bills were for warded a stage. Mr. SHERIDAN obtained leave to bring in a bill to remove doubts as to the power of trustees to in vest trust funds in certain !securities. Thu house adjourned at live minutes to I o'clock. rRISON DISCIPLINZ IN INDIC—On Thursday a deputation from the Social Science Association, waited on the Secretary of State for India, at the India.uffice, to present a memorial on the subject of the gaols and prison discipline in India. Among others who attended the deputation were Miss Mary Carpenter, Sir Walter Crofton, C. 8., Mr. James Heywood, F. it.S., Mr. T. 13. L. Baker, Mr. T. Chisholm Anater, Mr. C. R. Lindsay, Major Hut. ehinson, Mr. H. W. Freeland, Mr. F. Hill, Lc. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, having introduced the deputation, Mr. G. W. Hastings, the hon. general secretary of the association read the memorial. lie said that the death rate in the prisons in India was 130 in every 1,000, while the death rate of the army in India. as given in a recent report, was 69 per 1,000. This high death rate was spread over all clause and ages of persons in all conditions of life, and under proper sanitary conditions ought to exhibit a very small one. He urged that improved treatment, such as that introduced into Ireland by Sir Walter Crofton, should be established. He thought that if reformatory schools were established, and the young offenders eclat there, precisely the same results would happen as ce have in this country—you would cut al' the supply that continually swells the criminal ranks, and provent young persons growing up into adult ones. Sir Walter Crofton bad uo hesitation in concurring with the memorial with reference to the point in the memorial with repzil to the separation of the prisoners by night. He said that the statute lays it down as imperative upon prison officers to provide separate sleeping cells for the prisoners. The great difficulty in the way of introducing improvements is the want of money— s groat stumbling block once in the way of similar improvements in this country, but which dculty having been surmounted, no one now regrets the expendi ture. It was not expected that the prisons in I.xlia could be at one* improved, but by beginning as we have dove in this country with the long-sentenced prisoners, it would be possible to deal with the difficulty, and to enable future offenders to be properly and systeniatically treated. Sir Stafford Northeote, in reply, stated that much good would be done by drawing public attention to the matter. At present he could not say anything definite, because, as a matter involving expenditure, it must go before the council. lie would be glad to do all he could to forward the views of the deputation, and considered the surges. the of sending a ootumi•sion of inquiry from England well worthy of attention. The establishment in the Indian empire of 11 system of prison discipline founded on the same sound principles as those adopted in this country is the object which the committee have in view in thus ad dressing you. Case or A:utile CHOLERA.—WO regret to bear that a patient under the care of Dr. Ramekin, suffering from Asiatic cholera, is now (Thursday afternoon) in the London Hospital. The man, 45 years of age, attended as an outpatirut on Tuesday last for diarrhoea, from which be had suffered two or three days. He was blue, shri velled-looking, and his pulse could scarcely be felt. After admission ho was better, but subsequ e ntly he had more severe symptoms—viz., pulsolessness, rice-water motions, low temperature (in the azilla, 94 deg.:, and vox choleric*. When Mr. George Mackenzie, the resident medical officer, drew our attention to the case the patient's pulse had returned, and he was altogether better. Still the issue of the di,eese is doubtful, for we know that when the more characteristic symptoms of cholera have pared off, the patient not unfrequently dies in reaction.—Medical Times and Gimette. HEALTH RESTORID By Dv BARRY'R FOOD TO THZ lefonA7ll. Del - yeti Maga. and liver of all and young. dyspepsia ;Indigeatlon constipation. Warthog, acidity, c riV a:be, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, slesploonees, . 4 : 60 41. 4 ' ,4 40 1 . asthma, fevers. consumption, low spirita. 60.000 IVIL:131 cures which had resisted all medicines, tortndlog that of hi+ Holiness the Pope. —llns, at Is lid. ; b. ad. ; 111 b, 2411). 40a—Du Harry and Co., 77, Regent street, London abo at GI, tirecethurebstreet 4, Chenpside 63 and 130, Ostortigireet and all grocars and cheminta--lAdvartiaamagit.) THE PROPOSED BYRON MEXOSIAL.--Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held in the Mayor's Parlour, Nottingham, for the purpose of taking steps for the erec tion of a monument to the late Lord Byron. The mayor (Mr. Thackeray) occupied the chair. On the motion of Mr. Cox, seconded by Mr. Dunnington, his worship was appointed treasurer. T'he committee, formed some months ago, was much enlarged, and arrangements were made for a vigorous canvass for subscriptions. Promises of mist ance have been received from the Hon. Mr. Murray, Pre sident of the Legislative Assembly of Sydney, New South Wales—from New York, and various other places. A subscription from Lord Foley wail announced at the meet ing. A vote of thanks to the mayor terminated the pro. oling& Zatu Enttliiirenct. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jon: 7. (Before Sir J. P. Wiltie.) CLATToN %. Dr. Spnio. O.C. and Mr. Indorwick appeared for the plaintiff ftnd Mr. licileridge, 4;.C., and Dr. Pritchard for the defendant. This was a dispute between a brother and sister respect ing the will of their mother, Mrs. Margaret Speake. The testatrix was the widow of a well-to-do farmer who had resided at Wood bulibarn, near Burnley. in Lancashire. Mr. Speak.... her son, the defendant in this case, derived consider:o4e property under the will of his father, and Speak, of tea sail that she should leave her to her daughter. as her son bad had sufficient i r r f oll hiss t father. Accordingly, on the I;th of September. ISroli, she mule a will leaving her money, some TOW., loiter daughter, Mrs. Clayton, for her sole use, and in the January follow ing she died. it was this will which the son now disputed had been properly executed, alleging that his mother was insane at the tittle she executed it. Dr. layer. the surgeon who attended Mn.s Speake for Reread months prior to her death, was called on behalf of the defend tot. and he stated that Mrs. Speake was per fectly childi.h, and never see med to know what was going on cron-d her, and no matter what questions were asked her, she was invariably in the habit of vacantly replying " Yea.- The defendant, Mr. Speake, was called, and gave it as his opinion that his mother was incompetent to make a will. He said he slid not object to his sister having the benefit of his mother's money during her lifetime, and what he wanted was that it /should come to him and his family after her death, as his sister had no children, and he had. Dr. ti'pinks T I think you are a wey-to-do fanner! Mr. ("0.-ridge—Ho; csn you ask such a question, Dr. Spinks No Limier ever does well, they are all starving. (Laughter.) . . . . . . After soine further evidence, his lordship was of opinion that the will hod been duly executed, and therefore he pronounced in favour of it. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1867. THE POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. F riot .Struagr appeared to answer thirty-three aun.nionses taken out by the London and Provincial Theatrical Managers' Association for performing stage plays at the Alhambra Music-hall, Leicester.square. Mr. M. Williams appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Poland for the defence. Mr. Strange brought out, it will be remembered, at Christmas a pantomimic sketch called " Where's the roller?" which the complainants alleged was a " stage play." They accordingly took out a summons against him at this court, and the magistrate, Mr. Tyrrwhit, decided in their favour. Mr. Strange appealed to the Quarter Ses sions, and again the decision was against him. Is the interval between the two decisions he continued to per form the work. The present sutumonses were for these representations. Mr. Poland said that Mr. Strange had been offending in ignorance. Ho thought he had arranged his entertain ment so as to keep on one side of the line, and he found he was on the other. In future he would keep clear, and be on the right side, so that the necessity for proceeding should not occur again. While the proceedings were pend• Mg he went on, but afterwards he ceased, and no violation had occurred. He would further state on behalf of Mr. Strange that there should be a -trict supervision kept overthe performances, which would be confined to music and dancing. Mr. Knox said that after what he had just heard from Mr. Poland it was not probable that the offence would he renewed. The course adopted by the defendants, of defying the law, enalded him to realize considerable profits. He must pay therefore a considerable penalty. Instead however of the full penalty of VIP., the half of the penalty, 101., must be inflicted, in each case. He should make no other order than for 2s. coats on each summons, as be considered the theatrical managers ought to be satis fied inhering the performance stoppest THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. The following circular has, we understand, been issued to the shareholders of this company by the in fluential gentlemen whose name. are appended to it, with reference to the objections raised by the Manchester Share holders' Association to the course advocated by the di rector.: June 6, 1817. Sir,—An fellow-shareholders with yourself in the Mid land Railway, and deeply interested in its prosperity, we earnestly beg your attention to the accompanying report of the meeting of proprietors on the 4th inst., and to the subject of the Glasgow Amalgamation Bill, which alone remains for consideration ; all powers for further expendi ture have been withdrawn by the directors, except in the General Purposes Bill for a comparatively small amount, agreed to by the meeting, without objection. The meet ing was a very large one, and, as will appear from the re port, almost unanimous in favour of the Amalgam a ti o n Bill. So also was the previous meeting held at the Corn Exchange in Derby, on the •.e.fth of May, when upwards of a thousand proprietors attended. Several of the undersigned entertained at one time a strong objection to this bill, but further reflection and the full discussion which the subject has undergone, have changed their opinion, and we are now unanimous in regarding the adoption of the bill, which contains no power to create new capital, as of vital im portance to the interests of the Midland Company. We are aware, also, that a similar change of opinion has taken place to a large extent among the general body of share holders. It appears, however, that before the shareholders had the opportunity of discussing at their meeting the policy of this amalgamation, certain gentlemen, called the Committee of the Railway Shareholders' Association at Manchester (very few of whom have any interest whatever in the Midland Company), addressed circulars to all the Midland proprietors, and have obtained many proxies in return, which they announce their intention to use spinet the Amalgamation Bill, although they cannot have failed to perceive the almost entire unanimity of feeling in its favour expressed by those shareholders who have attended the meetings iu person, and heard the arguments pm and con. They say they are committed, and cannot alter their course. Believing, as we do, that the passing of this measure in the prevent session is of the deepest importance to the interests of the Midland Com pany, we have thought it our duty (acting quite inde pendently and only es shareholders largely interested in the Midland), to call your attention to the subject. We earnestly request such shareholders as may have given their proxies to the gentlemen of the Manchester Associa tion, under these circumstances to withdraw the same, and we entreat them and aU our fellow shareholders to attend the adjourned meeting at Derby, on Thursday, the 13th instant, at half - past one, and judge for themselves on the merits of a question of such vast importance to their lute. rests. We enclose a form of withdrawal which, in case you have sent your proxy to the Manchester Committee, we hope you will sign and send to the secretary of the company by the find post. Had time allowed this appli cation would, we are assured, have been very numerously signed by our fellow-shareholders.—We are, sir, yours very obethently, Oswald Mosley, Bart.. Rollestee-hall. near Burton-on-Trent. H. &plasm Mane, Bart., The Pastures, Darby. Anthony R. /Bruit. Milford, Derby. Henry Evans, Arley Abbey. Derby. George Wilson, stuurew Mills. Sheffield. John L Margerison, Bradford. John Richardson. King's Standing, Burton-on-Trent. I. C. Mall, M.D.. iturrephouse, Sheffield. John Rhodes, Potternewton-bouse, Leeds. M. T. Baas, M.P.. Ilitniremoor, Burton-on-Trent. Samuel Evans, Arley Abbey, Derby, George H. Strati. Alper. J. arnett. Whiz:fade:Utley: -- Henry Trneman, Conservative OW London. H. J. atinstord,Dernall.halL Shaleld. iiot;eriLei44;r7Bl;tillerd. - -- E. B. Jennings, Burton.on.Trent. Janes Heygate, YD., Derby. MELTING ET LBWS. A meeting of the shareholders resident in Leeds was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel, to consider the pro priety of voting in favour of the proposed amalgamation with the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company. There was a large attendance, the Mayor of Leeds (Mr. A. Fairbairn) presiding. The tone of the meeting was unani mous in support of the policy pursued by the directors of the Midland Company, and resolutions were cordially adopted expressing the opinion of the meeting that the rposel amalgamation should besupported by every Mid id shareholder as being essential to the future prosperity of the company, and calling on every shareholder to attend the meeting at Derby on Thursday next, and vote in favour of the amalgamation. The con duct of the Committee of the Shareholders' Association, oomposed of men who had little or no stake in the Mid land Company, was severely condemned ; and it was stated that a circular signed by eighteen gentlemen, rem emoting 130,0001. of stock, had been issued to every share holder, calling on all who had entrusted their proxies to the association to revoke them. The result of the poll at the Glasgow and South Western meeting was received by telegram, and was announced amidst loud applause to be as follows:—For the amalgamation—present, 720,0341.; proxies, 1,000,0001.; total, 1,720,0341. Against the amal gamation—present, 35,8931. ; proxies, 350,00 W.; total, 306,803/.; showing a majority of about 5 to 1 in favour of the proposed amalgamation with the Midland Company. OLDLNABY SRARRS AND STOCKS._ 814. I Pd. I 11111.0a11 I Ll°11 =; " I ea tri t" ,.. 4 . -- ) St.. 100 ilirlatol sad ZzaSsr .. -1 0 81 - St 100 'Caledonian -- - - ll2 114 112 St 100 Lamirlass - - .. - .. 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I i 1 7 “ 911* 819 1 I 01914' I 1:1! 1 9 1 4 1"n i 144. i , arl 1 r dls, 1$ all I 17 19 I tha %d It 1 7 Ila dig: ft l 3 1 0 • S I 4 o p i i 1 I 914 all ; 1 1 1 16 61 63 9311 11 I dis i 1 2 1 I 6 1 4 a 911, 1146 - Ir" 3 7-1 G - sireoo, - 1 100,000' 1 20,000 l 20 15oca 10 15,000 1 60,000 5 10,000 10 100.000 1 21,000 26,000 Alandlloe Limited) Anelo-Drar..Gold(lAPL), Australian Cape Copper (Limitedi Capela Silver (Limited) CheetaleeCi &5.1113.,L' Copiapo (Limited) Don Pedro, N. Del Rey, Zest Del hey (Lholledji I ra rt‘Ta t.")..:. • Froathr . *Bollviiooldi 10,000 10 ofio 48,000 It Kapcuida (Limited) .., 16,000 S ,lanaree (Limited) ... 7,927 L i Lusitantan (L11130411)- 60,000 4 Panuleillo Copper (L,) 10.000 6 Peatarena Gold (1.1 ). 10,000 10 Pontulbandflilver Les/ 100.000 5 Port Phillip 12,000 50 Royal Cobre Copper 114,000 1 Scottish Austral. Lail 11.000 20 St. John del ltey Lim 4174 SO United Mexican Lm . 10,000 2 Val Antlgoria Clod (L.) 00,000 1 VallanzaacsOold(Lla , 111,000 II Vancouver Coal Wm.` 6,000 10 Val Samoa (Walled; 10,000 6 Wombat Gold (Molted 10,000 1 Worthing 'Limited) 76,1011 1 Yorke Penlasula(Llat ) AMR Inteititamutana (Uni j ISCRLLAISO lift I al I °paean's& 1 ell Anglo•AmetiamTeL(L): Anglo-Madam KW Atlantic Telegraph ' AnstralLa D°. 8 Per o AgrieuL eeni. . i Australian its..sraiLi =garTea Igialesl, aterworks (L), Do. New • Bolckow Vaughan (L Bombay Gee (Litnltodl Do New British American UM' , B. &I. Meg. TeL (L.) i. British Shipowners I Csnada Company ranadlanLoandt Inv(L) Ceylon Coot= Ditto A Chinait.Ship&LCoelL City Discount, Limited. CRyof London& Pro.(L City of Milan Lotpro.(L Do. City of Moscow GM (L ) City Offices Um.) 'Colonial (Limited) Bo axial Dolmans , . of Atricaoller.(l 1 Continental On.fiss (L .M.ltug.,Pref.7l P.C C. onc. of Copland (L) Do.of Mauritius (L.) stal Palace .. 1 . Preference Do. Op. et. Peep. Deb I DailettlMig (Lindiad) rasters Aram Tea IL IllndlaLsC.& ThaL India g. & Can Vale . . lgyptianCoin. Wird:a Meade Telegraph I Do. New . ... Mg. &Mik. e° ..... (Urn Bog. and Yoram emit labt3.cottishllarls.(l Ihigia Foreet (Warehote in t Ilivara (Limited) neral Credit & Die.X ' . Stearn Navigatio Hans &Colonial As.(l. ilongE mg & China Gs- Hudson's My InaLantiCo.liareeltiee 1. Indian Carrying (Lim. Internat. Plnan.Soc.(L Internat. Tend Credit L Italian Land Italian brig. (Cati. Cay n Do. 6 p. c. BM. r. Da. Land Securities(Liso.) lan . & (Lou. & C0M1Z r ..41. - Lon.CouncyLmd .111.11. I Load. DistrietTeleg.(L Loud. Munn. Are. (L. Loud. O. OtunibusC.(L s. d.&(.lla.g.Eng.Co (1 lat d d. Prorinclal3f , ttn i 1 Op et.g.hyindianGor.l 16 Marino Investment (L. • so Mauritius Land, &a. (L ' ' i 10 )(edit. Rsten. TeL (L) 60 Merchant Shipping (L Bt. Millwall F. Ld.&Dock(L ' MI MillwslaronNorks. ~ 10 Natal Land &Cote. (i. 16 National Dl.. Cm. a. lis Do. Ns.. issued Ip. . 26 National Prov.Msatosit 100 National Steam Nay.( 80 IllerhaddaMal&lron(L' ! IS NewConsolidat Dina.' II New lambrada, IMAM II I.2ealand L&M.Ag., L 1 16 N.Zealand T.& loan (L , 10 Northern AssamTea(l )1 ,' 10 Do. B ' St. N. Bris.Australsalan (L 160 N.lirltAllercan.ln.(L 116 Ocean Marine annua. • ! 60 Oricatalrinanciall Lim. ( 6 OrieteolOss(Lizalted) ! 6 Do. New ! 10 Orient Inland Stearn(L 10 age & Sthland Invest.' ' 6 an Gee (Limited 10 Panama R. M. Mmna(L.) Ift. IPee Iltly.1 ltly. L do and& 111a.(L . 60 Peninsular& o.Btatno :60 Do. do. New 1 60 Rhymney Iron Ili Do. New 116 110.7. City linprov.(l.) 1 16 Mo Janeiro U.. (lAN IN loyal Mail Steam M. 1. Austria ittrest.(l I ig Yinan. d*Epippte (L) Af IS . rican M.& (14 'l6 thAns In. trallan Land IIL Imarine Telegraph : i .... 1 Do Scrip atm 1..) , Construc.&Mals Do.(L) '''' 140,000 I 10 'Mamma Mersey In.(1. 1.600 1 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L 117,600 i 10 Trost&Ageney of Am. 60.000 I io t.s L co. os U. jokoco 1 60 (Up. Marine of Lime. (11 1 26,000 16 United Discountrorp( 110,000 /MAW K. cent.a, IMMO 6 Do. 10 per pm!. 1 66,000 10 Univers. Marine inag 11 14000 65 Van Dtswomes Land 3, ) ,asseotro ,Vkdroyollupapdar. IMAM If 'Warrant Manes (list •4161g0 Madlettlatisaillagt(Li 18 14 41. 1 4 2 11 1111 441 p.m tt t tit }pm I& 4 0 dl• ye tedli 40 45 IS II I 10 bdi a* par ipati 011 pit 11 63 64 7 3Y 40 46 48 46 48 13 .45 1 7 1 10 ISIt 93 USD 7 In ell 11 4eusi U 67 65 76 i 2 lecni, if 4 ti si jS 1 gm; edb; } Ipm zd; 14dis 4e if if I 1 db 31 9 72 T e z Imo 9 8 6 PREFERENCE SHARE& North Eastern, York, H. and 8. Purchase, 10. North Fastens, W. Hartlepool Herb . and kaiL, 78. 00,000 20;000 2400,000 4000,000 20,000 40,000 10,000 41,000 18,000 26,000 ii:o.ii 1 10,000 41,000 41./SP° Wiii 6,0111 00,000 16.000 11,000 17,000 30.000 :a. - ?. - ? I I 1 OM 111,000 WM 10.000 WOOD 10,01.0 40.010 ifioi 11,000 100.000 lo:iii 1.001951 SIN, US_ 1 kei ii:iii?l 80,0001 113.811 , 411179,V11 16,000 70,000 10,000 16.00,?I ~ pool soma). su;aoe~ iio,iiii 6,0J0 lio,ooo a:»i IAWS INS mr. - ii:*l °moo 10,000 4,000 10,000 10,000 ii 000 ii:666 1118,624 6,000 60,000 50,000 10.000 114600 ii 666 moo,ooo M,OOO 36,600 120,000 40,000 10,000 10,000 1000 16,001 61,010 10.000 10,000 16,000 __,_ _ _ 16,000 /117,171 4,000 60,000 10.000 10,000 30.000 60,000 16,000 10,000 10,714 XlOO,OOO mew 70,000 10,000 10,000 14.000 i°:°°' 16.000 6100.000 10,000 10,000' 14.100 tatis,ooo MO • 1 :1 7 al 1 1 1 •L 1 ii CAL mem I 121 4 141 1 ISI ad 48 Si 87 92 1 11" W 7 6 414 12 151 I lips alb 4 5 18 1 21 PUB 88 81 89 71 I 1 di.' 1.114 Ipiri 1414 pan 13 12 did 11 1 41,1 21 112144 8 6db db r IR 17 131 I{llla 4 2MN PO 7:1 7 10 6 1 0 3 0 1 1 4 Ms IS 2d 100 WS 106 108 0 6N. 7 661 6 1 6 1 41. 4 3 41. 13 12 4 9141-1 6 6 di -9 /di i ldla yar, 1 Idl - - 1% 41 slab s 10 164 *64 10110 dl• .1441. lt 1 4 d 45 (0 2 di• 7 6dt. 6 11 di. 20 IS di 2 1 03 20 di. edit pir 29 21 Itis 45 35 45 9ton t 12' 0 00. 1 9 1} - r il il I a prices. I Sale.. 191 103 90 191 99 101 b 7 60 BS 117 102 104 xd 106 107 104 176 196 108 04 94 101 196 107 109 104 1(6 1(4 1C( 106 ILB 196 107 106 194 OS 100 KO 101 N 97 W 91 93 1.0 103 106 90 114 104 106 105 107 99 101 91 96 95 90 le6 Us 1091 1101 1c loAlk Ltd zd 90170 NT 10131 - 1 etil :. 110 } UV I Pd. 10. prloes I Salsa. 7 4 1 410 430 zd 10 17 6 le 11 7e Ti b 4 13 . 10. - I --, 11 SO_ SO 158 4 s ' 6 1 If Wit 60 SO 6 7 4 4} T.l 3 t 9 31 { 16 16 1 $ _s_ 1 1 .1 Y 11 . 85 7J xd 145 155 1121 sge 24 26 13 15 ISO 13.) a 11 ,I _ld BerrLsu r~..~. Clilvortos Clifford Amal. ::::I Der. 0. Con. (Tartar-U ) i Drakewalla Nast Banat (111 lops) lBl Kul Grades ENS Cara liras I II But (instant, 2.81 East Lovell i ELS LW. Russell ( ravlatk ) . 111.7.11 Grumbler & 84. Amara: IR Great Lately (laistuad). all Great South Taloa G. W. Vor (Halmos) 1 40 Grenville 1 _8.11.4 Heroda Foot I Si. lea Illogston Doom AIO.B Margaret (liny Want) 11.17.8 Marko Valley i 4.1116 *wyndy lroa Ore 1 New Melon North Roskem IIA North Wheal Crotty 1 LIS.O Prosper Milted PfOTldelle• (C. talents Mkt/ 8. Otradon fut. Clem* 11 Beath Cowie:row 8. W. Frames (Mogan, 18.18.11 y Park 16.18.11 Tin Croft i 9 West Basset (Mtogan) II W. Caradou (Llskeard)l It West Chlverton West Solon Wh. Basset (Illorgan) si Wh. Buller (Itedruth) - - IP, Maryann (Menben 1 Wheal getun lin. 'Mberne,' (Ltek.l! PURIIGN miimT 110 a Si 11 , ail PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [NAMES OF SOLICITORS AY° PORTHYR PARTICULARS TO 111 OBTAIITEI) AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF araustrus, 001:11T OF BABILSOPTCY. 11ASIWOHALL4171117.1 BAN RITPTS. 11. i ‘lll2 SAMITLLANO, lireweratreeL, Golden-square, tailor, G. surrender June In, at it. PIZTER Tt. ATLI SINT?, rhurehot , Islington, tailor, June 10, at It WILLIAM Ikea, Great lintldfordntreet, Southwark, and Gus er. Ruston-sanare, nter, June 19, at 11 CHsat.tm Ontitir, WeeWngtouauad, KenUMAtown, plumber, June 19, at It Jits BAIKENTIN. Reuenteareet, goldsmith, June 19, at It °Rolm Ross, Mater, llunthualunahlre, brewer, Juno 19, at 11 Roster llooera HARRISON, lirougluun.ruad, Dalstuo. chemist, . _ Joao lA. M IL TROIKAS cukauts Malang, Elogaton.upon-Thaatee, boat builder, Jam 19. at I. AL/RED bunD WACKITT, Egllngtou.road, North Bow, and Jewinatret, Cripplegate, bunt inanufJeturer, June 1%), at I WILLIAM ?AVIAN WATSON, Hampstead-road. crinoline mann- lecturer, June 20, at Junin! Jon TarLoa, Willow-place, Deptford New-town, boot maker, June 20. at 11 CHAISLEA Han novta, Edinburgh-terrace, Kensington, carpenter, June 20, at 1 RECIAIII4 YKEINAS and OZOlto6 PAGE, Ilhyi street, Kentish town, builders, June 20, at 1. JON* Iron, Dritialvstreet, Bow, builder, Juneoo, at Y. gar ILL JAIIIM Devonablmplace, Wandsworth.road, . . . ~ surgeon. J vise 20, at 2. J a XIS Col. LI es. Great liathat.,Clerkenvell, butcher. June 20, at 2. WI LLUX JOKY KTIVINS, l'alace.ruad, Ilackney, gas economist, . . .. 0/toRGE SCHAFIC, Princes-street, Upper Stamtordatreet, cab proprietor. June 20, at 1. JOTN KlARNS„OrtelMiChitreet, tipper why- finger, June VI, at t. rIIIII,KILICIL FLTIOTIL, Woodfield place, liarrow.road, proprietor of Lendnn Crystal PaLsce, June 19, at 1. thrown II AIDIX. Reading, drapers' assistant. June 19, at 2 Tsiones Ocrsrll s Jetts, Aidengate street, City, braid manu- faeturer, June 19, at 27 • - WILLIAM D♦r RI and HENRY DAVE!, Upper Norwood, eating bouts keepers, June 26, at 12 JoIIN NANCE'. WEBS, Blackmawstreet, Southwark, gotta perch& dealer, Juan Yl, at 12. 0110 ROE STARLING TRELE, SLathany-ferrate, Poplar, commercial traveller, June 53 L at 12. MATTHEW CCATIN, LAIWOT Sydenbam, baker, June at 12. J A NU JACKSON. Ludlow, Shropshire. Innkeeper, June 19, at 19 Stourbnolge, maltater, June IS, at It WILLIAM HANKY &UIDAILS, Bloxwiels, Staffordshire, lockmaker, Jess IV, at 12. WmLux Nitung ix, Basta°. Stalion'shire, grooer,June 21, at 12. kitaNas ORSIAN DIALMIT, Shiffnal, Shropshire, clerk in holy orders, June 21, at It JOSEPH SMITH, Liieherch, Derbyshire, engineer, June 18, at 11. Mani !lomat, Nottingham, lace dresser, June IS, at 11 . JOHN Srli/tiliNO, Sletheringhain, Lincolnshire, gentleman, June • -" • I. at 11. Hagar WiLLLAN RUM, Cheltenham, and Swansea, Glamorgan shire. railway carriage builder, June 19, at 11. Citaluai HILL, tiloncenter, Ironmonger, June 19, at 11. ALritan Brmierr, St. AustelL (Wawa% draper, June 19, at 11. THOMAS Dcgail, Scarborough, farm Mad. June 21, at It. WI WAN PAGAN, Shetlield, draper, June 19, at it Kniesaii HMisliaLL, Kitigstou-upon-Hall, commission agent, June 26, at It Jaaaayitaliamii, Barton•upon-Humber, corn merchant, June . . ___. Itfi, at 12. WILLIAM ILDWARDA. Cimarron, general dealer, June 21, at 12. WILLIAM I:ARM - MIMS, Liverpool. joiner, June 18, at 11. JAMAS WILD . Manchester. chetalst. June 24. at 11. .. . JOHN THOMAS HAINSWoNTH W•RDLIT and JOHN t'NWIN, HAN IMINdSI3, Lancashire, c..ttoil waste spimari, June 2.5, at Roamer Arlitihos, Darlington, Durham, Inassfounder, June 18, at 114. EDWIN J 082.4. Birmingham, dentist, June 21, at 10. JOHN (km; Birminghamjieiroeyman ealdnet maker,June 21, at 10. WILLIAM nicietitioos, Liverpool, draper. Juno 20, at 31. THOMAs Holiaan LENTER, Ituneorn, Cheshire, professor of music, June le, at 11. JOllll AUOLb7INZ ASHTON. Warrington, saw blade maker, July U, at 11. JininkfonaAlLUANflilill.Montmomerysh.,lunkeeper,June2o,atl2. J•Mini (ALUM= HEGMEN, Northwftli, milliner, June 17, et 11. BENJAMIN HAMA, Leitester, buteber, June et. at 10. HANNAH ROMANY'S, Leicester, heerhouse keeper, June 22, at 10. If 1001.1rfoi Vous°, Newtown, Donetahire, Umber triunes . , June 20, at 11. HURRY HAIM, Fastitope, Shropshire, June 22, at 11. Honor PRititlNs, Clyro, Radnorshire. shopkeeper. June 20. at 1!. HENRY iticlisitn Magog, illorwich, Staffordshire, awl-blade manufacturer. June 22, at 12. EPHRAIM HANER, Deicer, Yorkshire, hand loom weaver, June 27. at 10. HoWLAND HoLDRoYD, Huddersfield, greengrocer, June 27, at 10. THOO6S WAISRI, Hanley, Sutton !shire. carpenter,J id) , 13.1111. THOMAS Cooelo, Kingston-upon-Hull, butcher, June le. at I. GNOME FIRTH, Kingston-upon-hull, butcher, June IS at 12. WILLIAM CARSWELL, Manchester, agent, June :Slat 91. FREDRRICK JAM= AN OMIT, Manchester, agent, June 25. at 91. W ILL'S It OA KIM, Manchester, greengrocer, J une 25, at 91. THOMAS OAKES, Burslem, Stalfordshire, journeyman tinplate worker, June 25, at 9}. THOMAS OLTHWAITS, Leeds, potter. June 20, It 12. ,lung Aittigros, Leeds, commercial traveller June 20, MIL P STRPHIM HARLW4WoRTH PoRRITT, Leeds, Journeyman brick layer, June 20, at 12. THWIAS ELLMORI, lieckington, Lincolnshire, cabinet maker, June 24, at 10. Jung WHILIY, Lincoln, licensed hawker June 22, at 11. THOMASCLAILMR, Arnold, Nottinghamshire, farm labourer, June 26, at 11. Jung lignitv Mots. Nottingham, clerk, June 26, at 11. James Close, Wolverhampton, grocer, June 24, at 12. Jung Ki 14.1111112, Heath Town, Staffordshire, licensed victualler. June 24, at It. JOHN Hoottit, Willenhall, beer retailer, June 21, at 12. Wituan Itintge., Wolverhampton, licensed vklualler, June 24, at 12. THOMAS POTTY, Chester, beerfinnse keeper, Juno 18, at It Joann JACLPON, Dale-view, Cheshire, joiner, June 21, at 2. JOHN HART, Tranmere:Cheshire, greengrocer, June 21, at t. /YARILLA IiSCHAIMMON, Newcsatioupon-Tyne, milliner, Jane n, M It 1101111117 ARMSTRONG, Durham, euglneman, June 19, at 11. SoLomos Roaixstm, South Normanton, Derbyshire, collier June 17. at 12. WILLIAM MANSUR, OM Accrington. engine driver, June 28, at 11. 010101 Y.% kamiL. Paringdon, Berkshire, glass warehousemen, June 25, at 10. .I.cm cc WiNTLlC,Stenders,Glmicsrotersh.. sboemaker.June 19,M 10. loccrit JuNgv, Frondeg, Merionethshire, budder, June 17, at 11. ANSI EVANS, Aberayonc cardigans/we, widow, June 19, sl2, Juan HAY NSA, Grantham, gardener, June 17, at 11. BANKEI`TeIItS ANNULLED. -- June 4. low( THOXAS Blum, LillMilua.slmot, Pimliw , Jour. neyman canwmter. •-- June ♦. JACuill'S 47ERHARDCS HLlDltEscacE , Crispinatreet, Spite Melds, provision merchant. June ♦. ( * MILLS J MOM TVILEILL, St. Pauraroad. Camden square, water colour painter. ONCLAILATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. MONTAGUI WIGENLI., Topahem, Devonshire, ventilator mane lecturer-Ist dividend of la 4d., any Tuesday or kltslay, at Carrick'', Exeter. THOMAS MARTIN SIATIWEwri, Plymouth, wine merchant-Ist dividend of is., 'thy Tuesday or Pride), at Carrick's, Exeter. LICRAMD Havens, Liverpool, lour dealer—end dividend of id., any Wednesday, at Tenser's, Liverpool. JOHN HINIVooIHE, ('heater, butcher—Lt dividend of lid., any Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpool. T. and W. Hennes. Carrerven, nail numnfacturers—lst dividend of es , any Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool 11 con K eLLOCa. Liverpool, draper—end dividend of is, M., any Wednesday, at Tuner's, Liverpool. JOHN Jonas, Liverpool, lath cleaver-Ist dividend of ea, any Wedueeday, at Turner's,_ Liverpool. HOBERT THORP and Cu, Liverpool, seed crushers-sth dividend of In., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. MERCER HIWTHERS, Liverpool, timber merchants-9ul dividend of id., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. JOSEPH HODERIOCHN, Liverpool, shipowner-Ist dividend of la, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Geogoe GWILLIAM, Liverpool, wheelwright-Ist dividend of Di el, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. A. C. JONES (sena:ate (estate), dandy, near Wrexham, iron mer chant-Ist dividend of 20a., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Triunes Walnuse Separate estate, Ramey, Iron merchant-Ist dividend of ed., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Lir Joan PeactraL separate estate, Liver Pool. Pro = 1- dwiler fed dividend of is, tel., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool &MIRY Lents Ptilshaw, Cheshire—Lt dividend of 7.l2ths of Id., June 18 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Man chester. ROM? CARTWRIGHT, Wed Gorton, Lancashire. paper Mather -Ist dividend of M. Id., June 18 and any subsequent Tuesday et Morten's, Manchester. THRELVALL BROTfIRRII, Crewthaw Booth, Lancashire, cotton spinneys -Ist dividend of id., June 25 sad any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. JOHN tiLagaseooe, Ashton-eadeeLyne, cotton waste dealer -Ist dividend of 91. on new proofs, and 2nd dividend of Ld on whole proofs, June 25 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mor gan's, Manchester. SAMUEL MARLAI4D. Clayton, Lancashire, oil refiner—lst divi dend of b., Jane 25 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's Manchester. JOSEPH HENRY PEMBERTON, Salford, late innkeeper—lst divi dend of Is, Id., June 25 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgans, Manchester. THOMAS Scwtirric ~ mparate estate', Sunsmitt and Little borough, lancashire, eirmalter—lst dividend of IN. 31d., June 18 and any subsequent Tuesday. at Morgan's, Manchester. JAMIS TIIOIUS BRNMITT, Ma C hester, provision merchant-Ist dleideiel of Is. 5d., June 18 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. DIYIDINDIL . _ June 26. W. C. Gordon, Charlton, near Woolwich, deputy amistent superintendent of storm at Woolwich Arsenal-June NS. J. V. G. Spicer, Londwater, Beekingharushare. rag dealer - one 29. J. Peerless, Bromley, Kent, builder-June 26. J. 8. Hudson, pus, Carhon.ruad, Kentish Town, printur-June 26. J. H. Freer, Newick, Amex, surgeon -J tuie 19. V. E. Older, Clifton Ville, Bunsen, whoolmaster-June 24. W. Y. Rosen, High street, Camden Town, draper-July 10. J. W. Freemen, Log wardine, Herefordshire, gentleman-July 4. D. Jones, Crick- Dowell, Broc.m-hire, ironmonger -June 19. Y. W. Hooke, 8111- mouth. Devonshire, miller-June 19. A. W. Beer, Jun., Bid mouth, livery stable keeper-June 18 J. Condell, Uverpool, H. canard victualer-Juno In. W. 11. Walker, Liverpool, coo merchant-June Vt. 8. R. Freeman and A. Grundy, Man chester, engineers -Jule 5. 8. Hepworth, Geuxholme, Lanca shire, cotton deiVer -July X. J. Holey, Manchester, Iron mer chant-July 4. D. M'Alpin tartlet., attorney-June 29. J. Bryant Colchester. linendmper-June 18. W. Taylor, erotica, Norfolk, wheelwright-June 18. N. Langdon, Palgnton, Devon shire, bootniaker-June 18. G. Please, Tuttle', Devonshire, grorer-June 21. R. Biddle, Birmingham, late auctioneer-June 21. W. BPme, Birmingham, greengrocer--June 21. IL Nioutit ford. Birmingham, late baker-June 21. It Warren, Birming ham, manager to • currier-June 21. F. Smith, Birmingham, car penter-June 21. W. Lunt, Birmingham, grocer-June 11. J. Jones, Krdington, Warwickshire, ale dealer- June 26. H. Berry Lewes, Sussex, painter-June 11. J. Pickering. North Feeding ham, Vorkahlre, tailor-June 28. W. Harrison, Wacky Clough, Yorkshire, leather dealer-June 2/1. J. Simpaon, Halifax, coal agent-June 28. J. Garforth, Nurtbownun. Yorkshire, grocer- June 28. A. Wood, Brighouse. Yorkshire, pig jobber-June U. G. Hoyle, Halifax, butcher-June 22. T. Jones. Wednze 9 = Siallordshim late farmer-June 28. A.G. W. Biddulph estate , Henrietta-strop Covent-garden, banker-June 28 O. W. Minister and W. J. Minister, Spring-garden-plain and Green street, Stepney, grocers--July I. R. Foster, Tranmere, Cheshire, engineer. PARTIED/IRM DONOLVTD. T. Pinder and J. It. Bourns nerslem, earthenware manufac turers—O. Turnhani and A. Adams, lallngtoo, music-hall proprie tors—J. Tains and H. Maddick, Fleet-street—C. Watson, C. Cowell. and C. R. Bally, Royal Exchange-buildings, stockbrokers —R. Heitz* and S. Nay, Ilaidstone, shipowners—W. Jackson and T. Si. Harding, Huston-road, nt. Pancras, surgeons—N. V. Inman, D. Hyman, and I. °abets. Cableatreet, Whiteehapel. road, cLirar manufacturers. so for as ragsrds I. Gobetz—T. W. Booker, J. P. Booker, and A. Thompson, Henn, Ori/RM, and Pentyrch, OLunrirtrinildre. ironmasters, so far as regards A. Thompson—P. Boland and O. L. Cook, Urerpool, lallors-.C. H. 50 4 50 WI 74 _ills 1 10 die i'il 4 11 101 3 20 i 3 dim 111 _die 14! 10, 381 47 '1 45 16rf Hope sad F. G. Gardiner, Mantiestsr, ilea iniatikaatisk. PuUlan and H. E. itraineld, Handel. Yorksime -strreohn East,* and W. Laalea, itandnehun, Katmai. min, It. sniallnian. and T. W. Edwards, Norwich, statiaupp u „ . coaltinis era. Bo tar as regards A. rfaudlof air- . Jove, ands Sprague, Old Bond-street, teflon-Y. Ray and tt lane, Eghtermea-W. Squire and L Crldiaad, Reeved, Hid. , diesel, chemists-H. Janis Ind Y. B. Jones=lawr, breve shire brewers-J. Hoyle and J. Clegg. Bu Lu ci a * woollen inanitLictnrers-8. Oates and it. Witt, Urirolui) • nierehantii-Jiimes Hogg. Jahn Hugs. jun.. and Joh'. St. Bride's avenue, Fleet - street, puldishers-1.1. Griffiths sad'', White, Om estry, Shropshire. Inereera-H erafarohl Nash, Regenastreet. dealers in articles of art soki King and J. Creba. Drury-Line, general irmirmaiiiers-J W. 1.. Evans, and E. Thompson, Parkdaneeollieries.neutiiaL and Liverpool, colliery pnfpeietOrS, au far all regard& E. son-J. Sidebotham, J. H. Banks, and C. H. Ridrludl, n. Spa cheque, church fundture manulacturers-E. Earle and T I Phillips, Manchester, mnimfactureta agents-F. T image pi R. Butler, Bristol, whokeale boot atanumaturera- 1 . Littler , hidings, K and T. Ridings, Liverpool. maio m ...b., and Preston, cotton dealers-Joseph Linde, John Died, Daigle, Sarah Ann Dingle, R. Diggle, D. Male, and E ii lieywood. Lancashire, stonenmauns - W. Mardi sail T L. Manchester and Liverpool. warehousemen-E simism im ij Simplon, Sheffield. drapers-W. Bathe, W. O Dodds. sad A. :. Buttoroley, Gracechurchetreet, lightrmen-- W. Laster Davis, Watling-street, carriers-u. Fairlawn and A Faison; Hirtahead-cam-tlifton. Yorkshire. cardinakers-W. p a ub m. Herbert, and W. Yolk's, Cockennonth. Iron founders-I G.!. dard. A. Finch, and J. Goddard, Jun., Leadenhalistort street. Wapping: and Southampton, columns', J. Barker. L. Barker, and R. Stephenson, Bradford, wad, WoolComberi, so tams 116arda IL Stetolleteb..o- M. Itoslath.!, Crockett, W. Williams, and W. Mormin, Penyirraig. beauty, , - coal meters, so far as regards W. Morgan-W. IC. thud mi .: Buie, Edinburgh, china merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Jonsi (BALMILY, Ulangow, grocer, June Id , at the Faculty Rik, ciumgcm. MARKETS. arGAR. —BRISTOL, Jciti 7.—There hu been a veryeooko! r r. able improvement iu the demand fur sugar this suck, ant Wes have been effected at fully 6d. per l . wt. produce bin more request, and prices are rather dearer . TALLOW.—ffarDAY EVElitoo.—The tallow market was shady. snd prices closed as follows: Spot end Julie , tta . GI. Jul) t., Acytemlier, 445. ; October to December, 445. dd. to lis.nl December, 46a. ; town tallow la without change, sls, lot cash. At aoctJons Australian tallow made 43a. to 43a fd. good sod line beet and mixed melt. No Cakes& or Months offered. et, ru, nut oil is steady Cochin. tills. ; lwykm, taa to 495. sydsq 4:s. to 4ffs. ; middling to tine, tu mixed slow. Pik, oft quiet; 40a. One Lagos. corroN.—uvutpoot., Just 7. In cotton a large limbless has been done this week, with sonic tiiV:lllCe ; and though ), terday and to-day the market has been quiet, and rather seder prices have been accepted, quotations close above but Thum. day's rates In moat descriptions. Sea Island has been la red request at previous rake. American has mooned in KM est demand, and has risen about Id. per lb in the current deserip Pons. New York advice* to the oth instant quote as ladling American at 27 cents, ousting to sell in Lit erpool 11 id per sail. Mg vessel, Md. per steamer. Bruit has been in extensive ds. mend, and advanced pi. per lb., but to-day commands only l. per lb. shove last week's quotations. Fatyptlan has ben In In creased request, and is quoted Id. per lb. higher in fair and 7...1 lair qualities. Smyrna remains unaltered. The import of list India ban given abetter supply, affording more dudes, espeeLny in the better ;peados, which are Id. per lb. lower the slyness, qualities exhibit no material change. Speculators have taken Sir log the week 5,400 bales exporters, 10.900 Isles; and the trade. 71,170 hales. We have had a moderate demand, but the mulct throughout has been very quiet at rather easier rates. The 5.,1,: are 10,010 bales, of which 3,000 are for export and spa - Matins The following are the oMcW quotations :—Fair (skims im middling, llltd. Fair hlobile , Lid. ; middling, Hid. lair Ip. lands, lad. ; twiddling, llid, corms 00008.-11Anessprini, JrNE 7.—A1l sections .• the market have been quiet to-day. and Wei:lass has heel stirs: void of animation. The market fur shippiug yarns has amens' a quieter tone ever since Tuesday. and to effect sales lost slightly lower prices would have to he submitted to. Spinal generally being under contract bold steadily In their quotaths and It is only in exceptional cases that buyers can obtain am vantage. Sellers look forward to • considerably improved s• mind so soon as the holidays are over. The exceedingly bir, bualneu done In yarns during the last few weeks &spies, , t•i pause, and In home trade yarns, as well as thine for ehipp. , there is less doing to-lay, at pikes tending rather In 13,. , the buyer. The cloth market is quiet. There is no acted chi In quotations, though perhaps in • few instanire pn lave been rather against sellers where small lota hare les purchased. Buyers report that in some cases they lima Ms able to operate at :id. per pima lower than on Tuesday. 51.5 manufacturers have bound yarns under Ws about id per v. cheaper. The chief business doing Is still for India, the desal for other markets being languid. CORN.—Cagtultroan, drag 7.—A good deal of rain IssaVales et intervals during the week, and the temperature has bees :a for the time of the year, fine Runny weather is much ueisle the farmers to check the rapid growth of weeds. SOWN -, 4 wheat contlatie very limited, barely enough to supply the lo,d millers, this fact alone is sufficient to keep trade ling. At or market to-day wheat brought the ;ekes of last week. tins prices—What, gar. Bd. ; barley, 406.5 d. Lore°L.N. lints 7.—We hare had a 'roan supply of aim. which, meeting a eery slow demand, caused the trade to vale dull at barely last week's rates. Wheat—red, Cote tottsa, odoh, 70e. Oats, Mt to 31s. Ltryttrorm, drift 7.—We had a moderate attendance at mu market to-day. Wheat was In limited Armand. at a Archie of 2d. to 3d. per rental on white descriptions. Flour dull. am I .A. lower. Indian corn dull, and prima la per quaner . Owner Mixed American, 37a. to 375. fal, per quarter Beans Lu per quarter cheaper. Oats and oatmeal in lair inquiry at pren.wi Rtes. COALS.—Lownok, Jett► 7.—Holywell Wain. 17a : North rel. ton Gaa, 13a : Walker Primrose, 13c Gd. Men Main, 61. Walk End Braddylk Helton. lea. 3d.: Walla End ritUegto. 17a. : Walla Had Taroks'!, 17a. Walla Bad (Wader. IW With Y.nd Caaaop, it.. tkL —Stipa at market, 63; mid, 46. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11•11.11•TIL Mlles res. Mee- Total. Total. open. orogen. &LAIN. 1867. ISid. Meek endir.g April 21. L L East ludlan ll3l 14,671 3.;,C00 Week ending hay 20. t Austrian Lotobardy&C.L (south Austrian Line) 0.1001 11,749 3'4%11 41,11 i ( 1."4 , Upper Italy ,Including the Venetien Linea _l4Ol 20,236 22..170 4°,436 47,-1 . Week ending May Ski. London,Tilbury.adouthend Week ending My 27 Belgian Eastern Junction. lige Week ending June 1. Pembroke and Tenhy Week ending June Y. Caledonian 103 920 X. 4 - 673} 12440 21,49! 53,72 AM METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WoRK it—The usual weekly meeting of the members of this board was held at their offices in Spring-gardens yesterday; Sir John Thwaites in the chair. A report was brought up from the Fire Brigade Committee recommending that a tile brigade station be establiahed at the Crystal Palace at flyikntam in substitution of the two stations proposed to be cetah lished at Sydenhaut and Lower Norwood, end that tine resolution of the board of Bth March, Isei, be varied accordingly. Mr. Newton, in moving the adoption of tin report, said the Crystal Palace Company had consented si give the board sufficient land on which they could Wild station for five men, giving them ► lease for !V years at s nominal rent, and would 4sosubscribe 21.10 f. a year Means the expense. This would be a saving to the board, sad they would have the advantage of having a station on tb top of the hill instead of having two stations that coal not be so favourably situate. The motion was carol unanimously. It was agreed that the solicilef be Fr quested to take steps for carrying out the award of tm arbitrator with regard to the removal of du, Tlielalla Tube in Holborn. The other business was of no pel.c interest. ORYETALPALACR.—ONZBEILLIIIO DAY. —FiiDat• Jules 7. Admissions on payment. l,f tll ; LtM 4 Nome tickets, 1,038: total irWtors, 2,719. [Advertisement. )—HoLlownv's PILLS AND Oln• Dyspepsia.—Thee Is so organ Is the body so liable to deninrimeot as the liver. EON!. Ist I:.e. climate, and anxiety all disorder its action. and render ibiais • tion—the Mk—more or less depraved, superabundant. oraal. The first symptoms should receive attention A pain in Oa , et or top of the shoulder, a hank cough difficult, of brettttii• are signs of liver disease, which are removal ithout dila!, .7 friction with Hollaways inestimable Ointment. The 't . e t should also be taken early. For all dime:mei id this %nal the action of these conjoined remedies La a Break by the ''' . the over supply of bile, regulating its se. Mimi, mil mutt nervous tone. Lo= Ns 1.%: , - 2,4 4 ■ i BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DISMT.—Jnee 5, at Ilunglagore, the wife of the Rer. J. J. IX Dent, of a son. EVICYN.—J one 5, the wife of T Eykyn, ,of Lau-down ',T race. Kensington-park, of a son BODOR.—June 6, at Anglesey House, Alder.hot, the Ink el MajorrJeneral Hodge, C.H.. of a son. PA RAY.—J une 6, at Cppor GlocioesAer-Orryt. Dowt square. thr wife of Mr. SerMant Parry. of a daughter 5, at Clarence-square. iirtubten, the •ife Mr. T. W. White, of a daughter. WIifiVELIN —June 0, at flereford.musre, 8..0th liensine the wife of H. W. Weguellu, Eaq., of a daughter- MARRIAGES. CUMINGI--CLARKSON.—Inns 6, at dt. I bun h. Wit, by the Rey, KW. Trerolett, nmunoyi. of , amine. rm. of Adelaide-road, to dusanuah, ...doghter aT. ilad , o , un.. Rag.. of Actelaide-tnad. BERDEN—SALSIOND.—June 6, at Pact... In the Ve. W. Hebden. Bp of Belyolr terra,. S. AtiOrliel. I•• dauzbter of J. Salmon& Req., or Waterbad. conibellamt KINDY.ItaLIiV—IYBRIEN.—JIMe 6, at SI. Go n,... 1 1 .o , • Yen Square, by the Right Rev. the Lord liiihno of inford. dory Nancy, mon nf the late N. W. Rindereley, Eno . of N..l".m"•L boom Bishops Waltham.. Haute, to WIWI hodr the We IJeutesant.Colonel J. D. Ir li rien, I gnarly , I. 0) quarterotaatar thwend, Windward Woad. DEATHS. AWDZILSON—June 5, at Ilawkhlltplare. Pewter. Harriet Ceti' tbe wile if Mr. IL Andenon. aged 23. CHASTON.—June 6, at Cunha-well Neeroad, s.. Mr. G. titam *Med 71. 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