The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-25 00:00:00

-- LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Deface the Judge Ordinary.) HOBBFALL V. 11011.81ULL. Dr. Spicks and Yr. Crompton for the petitioner, • wife who sought a dissolution of her marriage on the ground of her husband's adultery and desertion after. The marriage was a secret one, at Harrogate in 1850 and was followed by a cohabitation of about two years. Th e petitioner was then deserted by the respondent, and she returned to her friends at Carlisle. The respondent, an idle and n temperate MlO, several ti mss visited her, and atte m pt ed ahi er, to get money from h, or to obtain possession of the of the marriage. Evidence of adultery with a person at Bred. ford was given. Decree nisi with costs, and custody of the child. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommissioner GoaThum) TN as BAELZO.—TIFI ALHANBTLIL MOW HALL, DOM. The bankrupt bad kept the Hero pnblic•house and Al- hambra Music-hall, in High-street, Dover, which were sometime ago destroyed by fire. He had effected an insurance in the Phceoix.offlee ; part of the is suance money had been paid to Barker before his bankruptcy, sod the assignees bad since received 6C31. from the insurance company. This was now claimed by the mortgagee of the premises, on the ground that the bonze ought to have been rebuilt by the ansignees or the insurance company ; and a special case wen submitted for the opinion of the court. His Honour me judgment In favour of the astignece. Notice was given of anpas, 1. Mr. Doris and Mr. White appeared in the ease. lit E HIPPOLTTE CHATKL. The bankrupt, described al a coffee-house keeper, of Agar-street, aimed, had formerly been mesa-man to the Royal Artillery, at Sh.seburyoess. Re now applied for hie order of discharge from debts of about 3C 04 Mr. Abrahams opposed, for the assignees. The bankrupt bad been requested to file cash and goods accounts, bat had not done so. Mr. Morris urged, on behalf of the bankrupt, that he un- derstood Eoglish imperfectly, and could not write. The bankrupt examined, stated that his furniture had paned by bill of sale to Mrs. Morton, his housekeeper, who had lent him 50/. for the purchase of the furniture. He was only opposed by one creditor for TN. ; the others had con sented to an arrangement by deed. He bad been firs weeks in prison. Hie Honour granted the order. IN RR CAPTAIN ARTHUR MAINWAILING. The bankrupt was descri bed as of Bury-street, Si. Jamul* formerly of Worting House, near Ftssiagstoke. Theossehas been frequently before the court, and the sitting for dis charge has been adjourned from time to time with a view to an arrangeroest. A further adjournment was now taken by consent until some day in November. his Honour impreseing a hope that in the interval the proposed arniegessant would be carried oat. (Before Mr. Registrar Pups.) IR RE SIR J. D. TITCHWIRIII, BART. Thin was a dividend sittieg. At the last sitting a dividend of lfis. in the pound wee deelued, and it was stated th a t funds would shortly be in the hands of the assignees ap plicable to a further dividend. A revolution wu now pseud for dividing the other ?a in the pound. IN RE THOWAS GEORGE wrtLtass. The bankrupt was described se formerly of FIRCIMIT row!, now of Boulogne. He bad been • director of the Professional Life Astatine° Company now in course of winding up, and cella had boss made oo him to the amount of 1,9C1f. In the early stages of the case the ediadimitos had been diapered, on the ground that the debt had bees contracted before the puling of the new act, which first pee power to make p-rsoos raiding abroad bankrupt. The adjudication was refused on that grousd bJJ the elem. roitslooer, but on appeal to the Lord Lbaeodor it was decided that adjudication ought to be made. The matter now cane loafers the °mut for choice of assignees. Mr. R. P. Harding, the official manager of the Profes sional Life Asentsnos Company, put in • proof for 1,9211. which was admitted, and Mr. Hard* appointeti amignes. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSEIIP•STILEET. RICIANT. Edward Barret, 30 years of age, respectable in appear ance, and described on the prim -sheet as a contractor, at 7, Stratford. place, Ivy-lane, Horton, was charged with felo niously intermarrying. Polionconstable Knight, 1261 rid — From information given to me I went to • h o u se i s the rear of the Kintrelend iced, and there sew the prisoner and told him he intuit consider himself in custody upon a charge of bigamy. After a m i nu t e ' s re fl ec ti on he rid, "This is a bed job, and, if carried out, will be the ruin of me ;" he accompanied me willingly. Half an hour ago I saw a woman who rated she ass his lawful wife. She gave me the certificate I produce, sad I believe is now outside this court. I believe there bey been a family of four children. Certificate reed:—" Bt. Philip's Church, Betbualgrese, 26th October, 1850, Edward Barrett, palmier, 22 years of age. to Elisibeth Gunner, 21 years of age, spinster.* The second wife, a young aid neatly attired person. whose Ratans WON strongly marked with apparent mental distress, was thee called late the witrambox said ewers. She rid—My name is Annie Wade. I live at 29, Berm street, Hackney-roel. I always believed the prisoner to he a mingle man. He reprireetrd himself as such tome Irma the commemorates of our 'merrier:ie. I produce the certifiest• of our mu riage—" Parish Cheri, Bonita sea nay, June 2, 1+364 : Edward Heavy Dale, labourer, 36 pore of age, to Annie Wads, 24 years al arm." Mr. Safford, clerk—Do you wish to say mythise The prisoner eviderstly felt the article! position in which be bad placed himself, and measly replitd—No. sir, I shall reserve my dream Remanded. REPRIMENTATION or HMG'S L'irtrif.—Yestagday morning the electors of Lynn wore surmised by the mice a an eddying from their repronelatin, Mr 1 .7. 64 1E r f . . Gurney, stating that it was his int/elan to retire from his position as one of the members for the borough at the next genera election. Mr. Gamey amigos ill•heelth se the reason for hia taking this step. Simultaneously with the appearance of Y-. Gunton a relation address, another address from Sir Thomrs Fowell Briton, d e t ai l from Cri a w aa ye, re Waltham Abbey , o ff er:tor himself as • eiodidste foe the varaucy Mr. Gorney's retirement will Create. politka" he says, " I am • moderate lib.e.l, and shall give • posed support to the present government, though I data Ums right, without which • seat in parliament woad, in my opinica, be valueless, to exorcise • complete independence in r , l my votes. Feeling the importance to our country off possessing • strong administration, I should option say mere party attacks epee the government of the day." He add , , that in his *pinkie through the progress of education, "the fraochi e e ma y now b e extend without risk of nudely interfering with as wing inearation." As • member dthe church of lhoglaod be will support her tree hatereds, sad which be believes aro best served by " • Ahem' potion towards those whodiffar from her." He also adenine San aa economy to the fullest extent compatible with effloisocy. FETE AT SOUTH KENSINGTON.—The grand bazaar held at South Kensington in aid of the Bleconasberry r. hoot of Art was visited by their Royal althorns the Prlocesses Belem and Lou,'., sonenpanied by Le ly Caroline Baran' ton, the Hos. Colonel Liddell, sad the Hoo. Celesta De Roe. They arrived at 12 o'cic di, and were receives Iby Mir Gaon sad several of the members of the school committee, by whom they were coodneted their) the bum. The royal party atopp - d at every M - 11. and =ode ouromall purchases, especially at those of Lily ant amere, Mies I. , ann Mrs. H. Reeve , Mrs. Milner Glen, Lady Stratford de Re dcliffe, where several magoidosat pieces of Stein berger'e Huontrian chin were bought by the pa:noseses. Lady Trevelyao's Sue show of flounce hos was aim OE. • dby them with great in* gent, sad came in for • large shire of royal patronegs. They then visited the dog show and ell the other entertainments, sad left the building much planed with their visit. The amount akin at the Malls and at the different shows was vary larva. THE CHURCH TH THE asrY.—We underbtand that the Admiralty, having previously celled epos the Rev Douglas Boutdower to declare his opinion en certain doctrinal penis, have superseded hie from the elmolairre7 of the Aurora, sad placed him as imilf•pay. " W are informed," says the ChurcA Time, " that the Bishop of Norwich has thought fit to make the fare that the Rev. Mr. Bouttiower, a naval chaplain, meetly celebrated Holy Communion for the Benedictine bream:rho 1, at their moontery at Norwich., the aubleet of • comploiall at tie Admiralty and that in 000sequeem of his lordship's WPM' lwatation Boutflower was dismissed from bischaplaincy. Fortunately Mr. Boutflower had powerful fuseills, sad he wag 'Per fay reinstated, though is as inferior Makin, and at a salary of 601, per annum Ices than that whisk ha had Previnely received."—United Service Gawk. 11 t ‘ ;' l , -IT Paoarscrs LN Elneini—A letter from Tapers.,3.4o.p/fr es e ver y Gafree, earn :—" Tire bee , ' odamttiee have fells. oa the farmers sod the cora roerehaeta is this country. The first is the intense cold, which hen destroyed • great cosolity of the Anon eon sad touch of Übe Vail that was reedy for wow rt. The geoeral expectance is that the crop is Ler, end that the priori of hay sod Gen will be exorbitant. The former is ' , reedy et BO . mimes the pond (16 tam ), sod the drought e ttieuer- The vises and the fruit treat have rioTered eererely from the mkt is the Crimea, end the se iner.' lneuate bar* made their appeasers* is great 1111111. ham The mooed cslsmity is the satkies 6.0 is the watery of the tributary dreams of the Upper Dee, Tina bas prevented all the boats lades with eon ham ear t'eelog their voyage, and ocespelled the owes 01 Vas t^ seed it by hied to the patios el inetleitima. The aeovonte received from the Upper Dee, neeneesei enemies that !navy rain has sieve &Ilea, sad hopes Sr. therefore smart/deed of a rime al the riven." i THE RZIFIRW OP THE orrr OP LONDON RIFLE VOLDBYSIRB RP NM ROYAL LUGHNESS TRY DUZE OP CAMBRIDOR.-(THIS DAY.) LAM! ARRANGEMENTS. The review of the City Volunteers by His Royal High:taw the Duke of Cambridge, which is to be bold this evening in Hydepark, promises, should the weather prove hoe, to be very effective. The members of the City of Loa' Rifle Volunteer Rd pde are under orders to assemble et 4 o'clock precisely, in full dons, at the foot of the Doke of York's column, St. James's-park ; the members will be here formed in march ing order end at about belt-pelt 4 o'clock they will to the perk by Constitution-bill, ac,.., accompanied proceed to bawds. The Doke of Cambridge, who will be accompanied by a brilliant staff of general °Mows and probably by the Prime of Wales, will arrive ow the ground about 6 o'clock. SHOCKING STARVATION OP A FAMILY IN WHITSCHAPSL. A painful inquiry wan held last night b y _ Mr. Humphreys, Middling ooromw, at the Cum Paton Tams. Debora-dr- st, Whitaohapel, rasped* the death, from extreme destitution, of Kilea Seam, aged 52 years. Sarah Smiles, • girl of 18, said that she lived at No. 3, Osborn-plaos. Her father died six weeks ego. Deceased, w:tems, her little sitter, aged nine, sod her brother, aged 14, lived in cos room. Deceased could do no work, sad witness was the principal support of the Deceased had not sufficient food, es wittier bad not the mossy to get it for her. Witness was • match-box maker. She got 2d. for making • gross of 24 dozen lids and boxes. She had to fled her own pests and hemp for tying up the work whoa dorm. She could make six gross in a day if she " cut away at it.” She could ears in all ss. • week, and out of that she had to pay 2s. Bd. • week rent. Her brother was a " stamper" of match boxes, and he brought in only 4s. • week. That was the reason deceased had not eitough of fool. She became ill on Saturday and died on Tuesday maraing. They had nothing from the pariah. Witness believed demmeed's death was hastened by want of food. Sometimes they had meat ones in the week, but generally not so often. hfre. Jane Perry, • lodger fa the were house, said that the family were In great distress. She believed they bad nothing like Bs. 6d. • week to live upon. The girl had made out the best sees she could. On Monday night witness heard the girl walking about all through the night. 1a therms a iog she told witems that her mother was rely bad, and that her eyes were swollen ie a peculiar manner. Wittman caused Dr. Leach to be sent for, and west about among the neighbours to get food for the family. There was so furniture in the room, only the mattress on which the de ceased died, and the beinches on which the matchtaxes were made. On the Holiday at 2 o'clock witness had nosed the daughter to send to the workhouse. She was told to come on Tuesday at 10 o'clock, but the woman died at 8. Elise Bruce, 14, Phillip-street, Rick Church-lane, said that she Wel a widow with two children. She wee one of the daughters of the deceased. She earned a shilling • day. by "sitting down close" at match-box making, bat having to pay 2e. rent, and support two children, she was not able to contribute to her mother's support. The family were hardly clothed. They slept in their (lithe' because they had no covering whateve r a t night. T hey never had enough to eat. _ _ 111;.13.FOreiat Leach, sumo, mid that on last Satur day doweled came to his surgery in Osborn-street. She was stiffening from incipient fever, sad be told her she should get nourishment at ono,. On Monday, through a mistake, the SpiteMehl, relieving allow wee applied f and se Osborn-place was actually in Whitechapel, sow ( -mid be then got. Oa the Tuesday morn* whams was meet for, sod toned deceased dead. The post-mortem ex amieation showed that all the mimes were tolerably healthy. The stomach and intestines were empty, and she could have taken oo food for a long time previous. Death revolted from typhoid fever from the want of the neossaaries of life. The coroner !levies summed up, The jury returned a verdict. " That dammed died from typhoid fever, arid the said fever and the said death were eased by privations and want of the seessearies of life." ma M4GkRIGLE OANG. At the Guildhall Police-court yesterday, Jot - Xsprigis, Willis. Breathiest, and Edwin Holmes Heigh* were again brought up on remand before Si R. W. Carden, sad William Henry Cox serreadend to his hail, all owe charge of °umpiring to defraud Edwia Groves of Cheat of 300 f , and others of varicose saves of money. Mr. G. Lewis appeared to pronsente; lb.. Buchanan for Materiels ; Mr. Beard ours re Materiels Broughton ; Mr. Wanner for Con ; and Mr. W. T. Ricketts for Keighley. Mr. Robinson represented Stubbs' Trials Protection Society, whist had bees mainly instrumental is instituting the present proceedings. Mr. Lewis said be proposed to withdraw the summons spied the prisoner Cox. From what bad oome to his knowledge he had net the least doubt that be had been made the complete dope of Magarigle, and he would, with the conrt's permimion, produce him as a witness. Cox was then discharged and placed in the witness-box. Additional evidence having been given, Mr. Waste' made an ap ication to Sir Robert Carden to admit the prisoner to bail. He said he could bring forward sumbent wineries who could speak to Keighley s character, and he could also vouch that Keighley, instead of being • coorpirator, win • dupe. lir. Lewis—Hr. Ricketts evidently does not know to much of his client as the premonition doe. ; be is perhaps sot aware that his client, besides other things, was once prosecuted for Meant aa anchor. Biz Robert Carden —1 have fully made up my mind not to take bail far my of the prisoners. Mr. Lewle—l shall now ask the court to commit the wbole of the adoption for conspiracy and obtaining money eider false minxes. I have also to ask you sir, to give the effluence who have attended here, and who have been radorni to poverty by the machieations of the prisoners, a l certificate, in order that they may obtain the express' of their siteadanes at the examinations of the penmen ; sad that you will also ardor the officer Brett something for the clever way in which he has acted all through this case. if there are funds available fur that purpose, as be (Brett) had often paid mosey out of his own pocket, in order that the prisonen should be brought to justice. Sir R. W. Cardea—l have iestructed the City Solicitor to aid these young men in every way in his power to obtain justice. In asking Yr. Lewis to put himself in coo:mini °Mice with the City Solicitor I cannot help expressing my q.promil of the mune Yr. Lewis has taken I this case. He has taken up the subject entirely on public ground?, without any remuneration for the time be has expended in bringing these parties to justice. I cannot help emu( that I have neosived several letters marplaiaiag of similar species to this of Nagarigles which now exist in the City of Loudon ; whether they are breeches of this particular one or cot I cannot tell, but if they should Dot be, it would be as well for them to take warning by these proceedings. After the usual caution, Hatirigle declined to say any thing. Broughton complained of an expression made use of by Sir Robert Carden to the effect that be had been con nected with the other prisoners, whereas be had only known them for a short time. Keighley mid he was entirely inno cent of the charge brought spinet him. The pC•coett were then committed to Newpte for trial. Pamsartoss roe WAlL—Orders have been re calved at the Stares at Pimlico, sad the Amami at Wool wich, to prepare, and hold in readier,' for immediate al% the neoesury article' of clothing and warlike equipment for a tone of 30,000 mew—United Ser rice Oa me. Madame Arabella Goddard announces that she lutes& making a program through the provinces in On &Mama. The Record affirms that the Hebdomadal Board intend to propose the endowaseut of the Regius Professor ship of Greek next term. Prof. Donaldson, President of the Royal Insti tute of British Architects, ban issued aids foe a converse nose, ou Tuesday evening, Jufy 5. A chair in the Trust of the British Museum has become vacant by the death of Moos Canton, rector of St. Margaret's, Westminster. Garrick's villa at Hampton was sold by auction, co Friday kat weak, at a faoey price. Tha seller dwelt, cf mune. as the unsay pleaaaat hiatorical aseociatiose of the place, including tie visits of Hannah Mora. Tba lot wv knocked does at 10,901. to a popular tailor, Mr. Grove, it alattle-bridge notoriety. W. (Atheneum) hear that the pensions from tt e Chit List gloated to Mr. W. Alliogham and to Miss Disah Moloch, are 601. each—not 901. vs announced. Mr. Tennyson's new volume of poems, "Idy" of the Hearth," 'sr to • • t' 9 W 'Mk of Jr ARRIVAL OF SRI DZIRIIOI7ND 111 Till HITAIRICIL —Great excitement provailci in Hall yesterday owing to the emirs' of the Deerhound is the Humber. Ste left her mooriup at Southampton on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. and at 9 on Thunder 'realer wro an. cloyed off the Corporation Pier, at Hall. She it an start counterpart of the Alabama. She war built after the same model, in the same ship-rant at Birkenhead, by Messrs Laird and Co. She Is a three-muted rowel, built of senal, with a mew propeller, with a tonnage (bulldogs' measurement) of about 1t.3, end engines of a nominal power at 70-hone When In her mail trim she stases 20 keels being about two knots beyeed the speed of the Alabama: She carries a crew of 13 men. The Deerhoued =d from Hull to Norway sa Moeday. I be *weer (Mr. tor) has giros persighdoe to the ppsobile to visit the sewed up to 10 o'clock this (Saturda y) morning. A very large number of vWtcsa west en board yesterday. Mr. Isnemeter and his @aphis isdigirmay dewy the eleteseast that ea armagement wee sip with the Deerhogged by Captain Sentease. Wore the impponent, that the yeeld slaseld Isawor about the that Caplets sedates°, to sk. Alehouse. Tier loam that Sesame' bed determined to segos* the Keusers but uo arranpment of say kind wee thought of. 'IULY • 417Nie iog "lbw A SHARE LISTS.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'Osaat. - - - , There is not much biutinees in the railway market to-day, and prioes in most instances are un Midland stock has risen *per c en t., an d Gel b :M e at ern, 1, while Caledonian has declined 1, and Great Eastern,' f. London and North Western is now quoted at 111} to f ; Great Western, 651 to ; Midland ? 1361 to 131, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113 ; South. Eastern, 9O to ; Great Eastern, 48 to r London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metro politan, 1121 to 113 ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; and Caledonian, 1171 to 1181. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and quotations exhibit no variation GI importance. Mt I% I RAILWAYS. I t4=4 t I Mos Soda le 1 pas. all M4al.,W9Ldt 84ast ' Ilan It o =.• 04 • Al &MA 100 arida sad Smarr. pal•donlaa ail Mirk sad Bandon •11 lOorawall SU bo. • .1 • way. =MG 11 all Ina pr 01•101• • `Dublin and June all .Duilde•Partholk•bdia 110 :Idtsiburgb aad 100 1111•Asow and S. t I C I = lh Oreat Lairs Ord. et. 100 Do. • etact 1100 Do. L Asg.ll4t, No ! 100 Gnat Garth at 80:41•ad 100 firsatNortbien 1100 Do.• . 1 A rec. so dlr. =- 100 Do.B til G.lspald 100 Gt. South `Writ (Irs.) 1 100 ' Great yisiou _ _ Do. Stow VaLooaeul Do. south Waks.... Do. W,lfid. —Word 100. Do. DT Hilt l in 100 Do. Do. H 100 Lancashire et Hatable.' 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WI 10,509 TO liankotßritlanColumbin 10 I lepos - 10,000 15 Dank 0: Copt - 1,000 100 Bank of London O9 168 16! 10 - m 16,000 80 Bank of Otago (Limited) 4 les bon - 10,000 100 Bank of Quoin:Wand (L) SO 2 1 cis - 10,000 60 flaako:Tletorla.Amotria 16 80 41 - 6,000 106 Bank of Walla (Um.) llO II 204 -- 50,000 10 Bank of New Twoland - 90.000 97 Braalllantroelsguns 10 1 31615 13 16,000 60 , Brit. & A MeriC4ll Is- L 16 - - pm -. 10,000 60 , British & Californian 1 par Ipm .- 15000 60 British N. America 22.2 0 0 20 C. KR. 1110114A111., Mall all 313 40 - 7,000 10 Do. hew - WACO 26 'Meted. M. al India, &e an IS 70 - 8,000 100 tit, 20,000 NA 0:44a1al - 10,000 23 Com Rank of India &e n 5 6pm 101 190,000 10 Oosaolidatad emit (1 ) 4 7 7;pm I - 5000 'OO Continental (L.) l6 2 3pm 176 6 15000 00 YAM London (Wafted) 1 3 4 two 5000. 801 Do. New 15.000 10 11tog.9cot&Awd.Chartd all 206 21i DI I 40;00 00 • Inglleb sod Swedish (L 11 I, 16pin - *OW 00 ,InrepsenliankdAnDlad Di I 4 pen,lo6 10,000100 Illodam•ClOna&Jap.(l.l 10i 74 34 166 1146 mi - 10,000 100 I Do. New - ILK.) 103 Imperial Bust, Limited 6 0 18 20 pm VI 5000 100 . Dn. 31efr - 15000 , SO •Inipilltei: CON 1 & ~(f 0 1 Oldie -- 115,000 20 Impseial tit4onsais lO 71 86pen 18 17i 8 6 11,010 1 - .. 10 - 100660. Ol load 041.119. lodla J ' 4 16 Ifpna -. 15080 AO ILon.lllLol3l4el At . 6 par Ipm 14 15000 NO London Beak d ßoot. (1. 18 4 6pm - 10,000 700 London and Bruin= 4O 7 9pm - MOO 100 L0n.5•7/00111-11a30.1 MI -•- paled - ad 10,000. 901 Do. 00. New l6 -- m pas idi -- id 6,000 100 Lon., Btr., &S. SUR. (L ) 11 a 6 /0,600 10 Los. Cli.liark et 6 mark all 95 Is ad 25 Id 10,000 100 Loudon and Coiosialls 16 41 $6 p.l -. 80,000 60 Lordsei and 0041510 lll 01 08 05 I 6,000 100 Loa 1i3m6g.00n.155(1.,1 11 4 6pm 176 01,000 60 London Joint 84011., l5 44 68 ... 10,060 100 LOO. and Nasalises 11 ) 111 1 Spm tie 150.10 90 London& 903 th Air Yaw all Si 26 24 8,000 700 Loa. &P. Western IfAM. 20 3: elm - to.ooo 100 ,Lea & Wantminalar 10,000 100 Merchant Dant ,f im.l 72; 9 10 pm - 10,000 60 Mercantile & 1110010615 10 910 pm 114 20,000 60 Do. New - 10,000 100 Nebo. & Prow. tart V ft 7 9pm - 5000 100 Ifidiard Haat - 10000 100 National of live ail l5 14 pea - 85000 20 N. Pro. of lingland, Now I - -14 90,000 SO Naronal Dark, Now I 6 - .- - 26,000 SO New 4003 Wales all 40 48 on 414 on 40,603, 10 ,New Zsalard (Usage 1 6 11 pith -an 10,000 10 No 'l.l Web .s. V 116 7 pro - Ago St 'ottootoi 8. , _ .*- OXiO - Am* not ?twins. d wood . 10 so ao - stoat. so lidnde, PUn ) .,aissiaii, is si sip. - ,3,000 26 South Ansi/olio all 119 41 - 16,000 16 'oootn Eastern (L. 10.) 10,000 100 Maul. of /1. 8. AM* -20 7 Bpm - 5460 100 I Do. do. - 45000 25 , Dolan of Austrians - 15000 16 I Do. New . - - - 10,100 US ItTedima et Iwelend (14 )II 16 0649 0000 811 ,llnkm et London U 67 10 .-. DOL%S. , No. 1 Ilk 1 DOORS. IPd 113. prism 1 8445 LOU! 84. 1 l e rlaad Wad ludia .11,060 - 11 140 141 - , 11, NI Malang amok . 5 - - ' UMW U. London 1,1191, OR U. Tarkorioo too 7$ 7l .- ' NUS 84 180ithlanpkin 100 - - -. ' 105440 . 85 Ylidarla lOO 102 105 - SOOO 110:00)1 11.000 1 0, 174 ID.OOOI po,eal wool I va .. cuisa.tp.sa,un tr e l RTel 100 Do.sperNaVmAti. Ns Do.b pent lisr.3 100 D 0.6 per et.Jsa./J IRO D 0.6 pa. ot. lea , 1111 CW06410.4.1= ,100 do. 10104 1 Do. do. 1190-1 ADO Do. do. 11/1100 Or, Nov. MK OEs.. H0p.01.11110 MI6 Mau alas Ow 00., DRS KO Do. 111111101 Do. MI 108 Nall. Gov.6por emit.. 100 Nor Drams. Gov. 0 pet 100 N.ll.Walos ay.& p. 0.1806 100 , Do. lip. o. 11161 to 11711100 Ds. t. p. e. MB 101101, Ai Row Esalsod I par owl 100 Non kW. 6p. a.. 16761100 gussoslsod Gov.' p. et. too &Aut. Gov.o p. a Roads 100 Vio.Gov.Sp.e.Jsai/sly j HO Do. 40.666 e-Aletlaoo. 100 I.2ii:kel ses,aos soo,osol 11 . 1.‘30 WOOD 100000 1100,010 000.000 VA/00 «o us. No. I Pk. 76,000 6,000 j .. 49001 .. I,oki 1,600 . 612 1 4.144 1 • 4,04 6,000 .. 486 1 . 1,600. i 4000... 6,0001 6,004 .. 896 i .. 9,000 40.0001 .{ 1,020: .. BRITISH MtlIM Cambrian Coo. Odd, L l(advertou CUL ord AroaL 'Der. 0. Coo. Atka ) Drokowidts I LA Let red &meet (Mopo) Caon dot tern Brea Nast Gnaw Ile &W. EneteU ( arls* ) Grenibbr & tll Aubrn Gre,t Lr (Clashed) Great Sotto Volans G. env W. Vor *on) Grille Herod's loot illinpten Dorn& =r t alley T Went) ; ay I! ennly Iroa Ore -. 6 , 110 1 6,000 1 , 7001 6.000, 0,640 .. 6,000 1 1,120 1 so 6121 Naar Betas Nall Downs North Boakear N. Wt. Burt (Mora) North Wheal Ors: - r.vaper 17.11 t it Prcn.dasee (O. Lta , L ) B. Cara la (KANT) & W. Vesoaa Misr / Way Park 110 !loft iiii :. 920. goo° .. e,OOO 1,024 9,000 .. West it. (Mop* W. armlet (I.lekeerst) West Miseries West Seim WO. Benet ) Wn. Buller (Illopul (Se&st )b Wiled LOoott 611 .. 95 - 4 4.900 .. LOU .. - 006 6,000 i I W. ilaryAnti (blasbis ) IWbool Moe WWiwib. T / Unice retswbey (Wk ) A. 102 100 104 106 106 206 106 106 116 IS 100 106 107 100 101 ul 10 112 1111 106 111 11$ 114 10 10 1U 106 110 106 106 102 101 100 . 101. it 100 Ul 101 107 1011 UO 100 111 1 110 1110 M UMW au LAO UM. 174 40 IL 144. 4118904 411. 291 1.9.0 18.0 111.7 1} 1&1&9 110.17.6 It 10 5.6.8 8 &SI I C.. pious IOILEIGS ,arm. ii is 666 615 RS Of M} 11 20 10 11, 8 - riff 14 . iosT # b , ffic • ( " 4 4tP41 • • ID , Murillo& 1 loaßecordCop.(Lho ; 40 aft I W ▪ /keill.L.4lll 10 pope ▪ aye= — ll/IZIR 110 0 0 1 1 APo C° 0 1 :41 ted) 1 D an Pedro, N. Del Rey 1 !Dan Ileout.o49.(Ltm.: $ lid Del Ray (Walled), 111 O I Irertnne. i (Ladled) ' tan Caoneds (I.lalSed) • Lbrate I ; Leaitenlaa (Vialled) 1 illerlyulto ▪ 'lll.Aureee Brar.o.ll.X' 4 PasielcUle Copper (Li• 10 Pea4gtbeedliiterLase I Pori Phillip 14alsIlerb.Cold 14.(L) I 1 lleiddialt Anoint (11m.) IS i ll John del Rey (Lbs.), 10 Moiled Redeem (lAsa.) l 1 ITelloruseroGleld(Lool 1 Worthing (Uodted) 3 .Yadomoldoee I VZI M I I f l 6 6 pat tt A" 6 6 sn .di Par— ok ei. - 1. ICIBOILLA NllOl7B. 107000 10,000 SS 10,000 II 57,000 10 Igo,ooom 5 1134,700 t ! e so t. 1,9161 SI: 60,0001 10 16,000' 60 I 20,000 110 40,000 10 &MOO 50 L.OOO 50 17,500 10 'P S° °! Aegto-Meskea Mist AamoshaelLL&Fe. (L ileelleWsterweeke (L) Beettal Om (Limited MU& MIMICS& Lad L a d L & Mag. Tel (L) We Ileeedisa=m(L) G►lCeylon Oolopeas 0.11 e . . Mem. of etriesallea(l4 (CommerelsTalotgrea, ,Coosolideted Dia .. o f 10eatiaenzel De 04842 100 C P.W e TiaLn. 76. n‘ a lend% I:otbeim 10,000 60 10,000 50 10,000 so loom' at mow so. 117,0001181. WWI* 10,000 50 64000 10 100,000 10 119,0701.1 Do. of Dar ithre (I ): CiedyilotoUler 1 Da Pretense* Do. II p. Perp. Deb DiresuuSCerporka M aia ediae Fluanolal L ladle Ire*. =Corm& Trd.(L Telegraph Dag and Ala Copper log.ddlaoislehMarla. IL Puede' Corporagoe. rowel. Warehouse (L .oelllyara (Walled) IG.Crectlt& Ole.olLoo.(L Gem. Neese Navigation Iffoise&ColoadslAa (L) logeoublep Dupla *stein-Am (L) Ouryleg (Liza) Imampa.boo. (L late*. I gla e..d 0,011 (L.) tMIW Dr* (Caa. Car.) pa. 4p. Ma. T. lale 7 0.- 1 1} 1 t °ls Oh 30 . 41 1 6 1 pr.l 1 I 2 1 I 15:05510i 16,000 151 1100 50,000 10,000 10 111,000' 10 10,000 15 10,000 60 100,000 10 150,000 60 25,00 u 110,000 10 1100,000 10 56,000 00 1055000 46 *OM 16 _ _ _ 65 :*i 72; -11 4 20 It r d t ir in • U 17 112 Ws : 17 Pu S pm ee's 1 pm 1 1 11 !A _____ _ 12.006 II 10,00 S ell 111,000 IA 176400 4 Igooo be 0e.044 p __ _ ii:SOS is 16500, N 15000 1 10 22500 10 1161K10, mama* 6000 j 10 10.0001 25 40.0001 60 )6000'1 6000 1 15 16000! 10 100 0001 1 nil 1 F9..1 leis Er— se von st 110 114 100 113 i s pil reiieh;slDl4Tesial4l:l! Gad ilowritlea Load. African Th 11 rfoad andesiodon.lll andinatrict Wan ) Land. Firma. Ammo ) 10,000' b 10.000 10,000 10 0.100 000,0001 It. 10,000 AO 00,0001 50 17,4001 10 10,0001 SO 10,100, 16 6.6601 IA 20.750, 26 15.000 100 *0 0000 Cl. Asool so 50,0161 00 mow. so 10,000; 00 wow, 27,500 .0 106.000 10 24 ildis 2tpm 100 1 ti Da X.n land. G. Orantbaso.lLl Load.. ItsMe, le.OM. Lood.Pro%:netalMartne Madras Irrlaa. Oral Do. Marine lam stattl Wairttlea IledlL Ratan. Tel. lL Natal land &Col. C. National Dla.Corn. National Steam Dert NerbaddaCoal L N.Lealaad Lan(L) r No l.:a& Mama. se. L ovaeoleaGandL. 4 Marine Lamm oriental ContlaerelaDL Idelental Or (Linked) Do. New °limeade:id Stet) 10t:ontan ltnanetal (61 Ottoman Gas (Limited PalamealLll.BltaintL) Do. do Penlasoler 0. Rea* Vila 1r b 4 3 die 2 19 11 IS 111 1 l ipia t:Ial IPOI 1 5 pat M} I CI SiICI i 1 919 2 pa. g a m Pas 10i 11 pc 9. 10 pc I 2 id pc ts 19f set id id 71 psr 1 pee 14 Si psi Ipoz 10 0 10 tipm 8 1 Sid a I 1 144 ISt IS 17 pie I 4 pee 1 111Iss 1f S I O^db 7 44 C 78 SO ad 17 Um ad If 7 I'dle it 1 111 SS fr A"' _id L., 1., thpiesy Ins %Ur. 31 zd 10 0t - dli Do. New IN* J. Clay layer. (L) Onto 01.4 a Royal Matlittamp. seat. An*.r*.fe re. 'the NI kr 'AM &ODA, ,•oc.hr 04,*( Attic:ea IC s la (L. &oath A 01.1110.111 Lae: laabasariue Telarra .1i Tel Cons.rae.& !lads. (t 1 litanies& Meer seypor la. (L) !ed &Aore(Lis. L. IT & L Co. of U. Canada IMAM& Wes. Oe. ,Ustrues.llarisra Upper Arum Testi/v. Tao Tiloasea's Glad. warrant Flaenor, U m. IWeetiadlearsetie6 I - 67566 $O.OOOl 6 MAN 111 111,000 10 10,000 30 300/00 , 110 113,0001 50 lii is a pl. 1 s M 411. af .. ?• Fiii I 1 Pai ii‘Va M . i all IMS Per II ik sus sd it so is 11::: zd 11 —id ad _ad MOM MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuica. The transactions in the stock and share markets to-deY are upon a very limited scale. The general tendency of prices nevertheless, is rather better, owing to the circulation of somewhat more favourable rumours with respect to the result of the Danish difficulty. Consols are fractionally higher than yesterday afternoon, and British railway stocks are well maintained. Mexican Bonds have advanced per cent. - There is a fair demand for money to-day, and 6 per cent, is the lowest rate for bills. In the Stock Exchange the rat: for short loans on English government securities is to 6 per cent, but is expected to decline later in the day, the supply of money being in excess of re quirements. Consols are now quoted 89j to f, ex div., for money, and ssi to 90, ex div., for the account (July 8). The foreign stock market is rather firmer, although there is not much business. The prin cipal feature is a rise of I per cent. in Mexican bonds. Greek and Spanish Passive are also some what better, while Consolidds have slightly receded. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Turkish, 1858, 691 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 1 ; Consolidds, 471 to 1 ; Greek, 23 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 30 ; Mexican, 431 to 1 ; and Confederate, 63 to 65. The last of the pending Chancery snits against the London and County Bank, by the claimants of Sulleir's securities, was decided to-day by the Lord Chancellor on appeal in favour of the Bank with costs International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 2ft to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 101 to 11 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 18} to 1. A telegram from Madrid, received yesterday, announces an event of national importance for 'Spain, viz., the closing of the Cortes without pass ing the iniquitous measure brought before itby Senor Salaverria, for effecting the measure of spoliation which he contemplated of the property of the holders of the Passive Debt. The government in fence was sufficient—unhappily for the honour of the Lower Chamber—to pass it through that assembly, but the dignity of the Senate has refused to submit to the degradation of becoming a mere tool of the government, by passing a law which is in itself a violation of all law. We call this an event of importance for Spain, for if this measure had been carried there is no obligation of the Spanish government of any kind an alteration in which might not have been at any time proposed by a Spanish finarce minister. The - tion taken by M. Salaverria on this matter has been this—" Here is a law, passed in 1851, regulating the Passive Debt of Spain, by which certain pro perties are assigned to the liquidation of that debt. Instead of handing over these properties to the creditors, it suits my purpose to give them annually a certain sum of money instead. I choose to fix that sum by my own sovereign will. I do not ask the consent of the creditors, ani I ask the Cortes of Spain to peas a law to enable me t^ carry , t my own will, whether the creditors like it or not./' This is the plain naked state of the case; and we ask whether there is to be found another finance minister in all Europe who could be capable of such conduct i The discomfiture of M. Salaverria is complete. About 7,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The 245,0001. by the Etna was also bought for transmission abroad. The arrival of 155,0001. in specie was announced yesterday. The St. Dunstan, from Otago ((New Zealand), has brought 72,0001. ; the Piide of the Ocean, from Melbourne, 15,0001. ; and the Yorkshire, from Port Phillip, 68,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 moths, 12.04 to 1 ; ditto, S days, 11.174 to 184 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 1 ; hat warp, 3 mon th s, 25.60 to 65; Ramberg, mos. bane*, 3 months, 13.84 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 35.15 to 25 ; ditto. S toostba, 25.60 to 6.5 ; Fraokroi.-on-th•-/doius, 3 mouths, 1194 to 1204; St. Portnburg (per rouble), 3 months,34 to 4; Vioasa, ea. do., 3 =lathe, ILBS to 90; Trios* ar. So., 3 mouths, 11.85 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 ovate", 48 to 1 ; Oa: 3 months, 48 to 1 ; Logboto, S months, 25.65 to 70 ; Gems, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; With. S mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Thuds; 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months. 25.65 to 70 ; Kaiak 3 maths, 25.65 to 70 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 514 to 52; Oporto, 90 dark 514 to 52. At Paris and Vienna the rate of discount in the open market is 6 per cent. ; Amsterdam, Berlin, and Brussels, ; Hamburg 4 ; Turin, 7; Frank fort, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 13th of July. The Crown Agents for the Colonies invite tenders, receivable until 1 p.m. on the 12th of July, for 1,000,0001. of New Zealand Government Deben tures, being the first instalment of a total of 3,000,0001. authorised by the Colonial Legislature. The debentures are redeemable in 50ysan, and bear 5 per cent, interest, payable in Loudon. It is pointed out that after the expenses of the general government have been defrayed, there remains a surplus of upwards of 200,0001. per annum to meet the liabilities of the present loan. The total pub lic debt of the general government of New Zealand is at present 650,0001. Securities of this character have of late yearn met with increasing favour from the investing public. A bill is now before parlia ment, which, if passed, will extend the guarantee of the Imperial government to one-third of the autho rised loan of 3,000,0001. - The direetois of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), have made the undermentioned calla payable cn the new shares, : 21. 10s., pay able on the 17th July, and 21. 10.., payable on the 17th October. . . . _ A new undertaking has just been brought for ward under the title of the International Photo- Sculpture Company (Limited). The proposal is to purchase and work the English photo-sculpture patent recently taken out. It appears that the suc cess which has attended the operations of the parent 'establishment in Paris has induced the formation of this company for England. A minimum divi dend of eight per cent. upon the capital employed is guaranteed for one year after the completion of the necessary works. The capital is 50,000 f., In 5,000 shares of 10L each, of which one-half hay been taken in France. The chairman is Sir Datil Brewster. At the annual general meeting of the Queen's Hotel Company, Upper Norwood (Limited), a divi dend of 10 per cent., free of income tax, was de clared for the past year, leaving • reserve fund of 6001. ; and a balance of 1,2811. 17s. 101. was carried to the credit of profit and loss new account. The directors of "Holcomb and Co., Sack Con tractors (Limited)," announce the dosing of the share list on Saturday, July 2, for London, and the following Monday for the country. The share list of the Londu and Son" wark Into Coipo, talon will be closed on Monday, the 27th inst., for Loudon, and on the 29th for the country. Mr. William Miller was on Thursday . appointed chief cashier of the Bank of England, in the place of Mr. Matthew Marshall, who recently resigned. Mr. Miller has been employed in the Bank during a period of thirty-one years, and has occupied the position of deputy cashier since 1868. Mr. George Forbes, the second assistant cashier, bas been pro. mated to the post of deputy cashier. Messrs. Goodliffe and Smart have disposed of their old-established business as ship and insurance brokers to Mr. G. Blight, but continue their firm as Cape merchants without alteration. The following ships are to be surveyed, prepara tory to being engaged for the conveyance of troops to India, :—For Kterraebee The Agamemnon. Foe Bombay : The Donald 11 4 Kay and Miehael Stott. For Calcutta: The Align* Patrician, dal- Bhnbeins, St. Lawrence, Alnwick Castle, Trafalgar, Sydenhain, Middlesex, and Conflict. 3' PIMAT &num Console, which closed yesterday at 891, " ex div., for the Bth of July, opmed this morning at 891 to 1, and closed at 891 " buyers." For money the last price was 891 to 1. The officia. business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 801 4, 1. 4,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 891, 1 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88 1, 1,4, ; ew Three per Cents., 884, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1, 4 ; Four per Cent. " enfacee rupee paper, 991 ; ditto Five-and-e-Half per Cent., lit The India Five per Cent, stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted Bs. to Si. dis„ and the June 6s. dim to fpu. The foreign stock market showed renewed heavi ness in the morning, and though there was after wards a recovery, most of the principal stocks closed lower than yesterday. Hudson's Bay shares have experienced a fresh fall of ss. to 7s. 6d., closing at 181 to 4. Egyptian Trading were steady, at 21 to prem. Joint-Stock Discount, Continental Union Gas, Financial Cor poration, Scottish Australian Investment, Smith, Knight and Co., South African Mortgage, Tele graph Construction, Universal Marine Insurance, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada shares, were all weaker. Panama Royal Mail Steam shares met with more inquiry. A further decline, averaging 2s. 6d. to 5c per share, took place to-day in the shares of the financial companies. London Financial fell 10s. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnter national, 41 to / prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 101 to 11 prem. ; Impe rial and Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 2 to 1 prom. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to 31 prem. ; and Credit Foncier, 74 to 84 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, vix. International Land Credit, 11 to 21 prem.; Millwall Iron Works, par to 3 prem. ; Chamonix Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Italian Land, dia. to I prem. ; Channel Steam, 1 to 2 prem.; York-street Flax Spinning, 4 to 11 prem. ; Hal comb and Co., 1 to 11 prem. •, Humber Iron Works, 2to 11 dia. ; and East India Financial, 11 to 1 dis. New Brunswick and New South Wales Govern ment debentures were quoted rather lower. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is quiet to-day, and the variations in prices generally are few and unim portant. Wheal Grenville shares are firmer at 71 to 1, while Wheal Beton have declined to 217 i to 224 East Grenville are quoted 41 to 51 • Great Vor, 30 to 31 ; and East Caradon, 29* to ). Very few transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. The directors of the Roma Grande Gold Mining Company (Limited) have appointed Captain Brokenshar, late chief superintendent at the cele brated Mines of Gongo Soco (the property of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Association) as their chief mining engineer and he, together with a staff of workmen, will proceed to Brazil by the July mail to take possession of the company's mines. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : Political matters baying taken a more unfevourable torn sines our last report, the metal market has been much &premed. The decision whether we are to have peace or win masa be much looser delayed, end the result will Bove. : e •es of wipes. Iron : Dolores the prevail* feature is Welsh bus and mils ; priers Sr. mi shits d. Sta ff ordshire iron is selling slowly at irregular prior. Scotch pig iron has been much depreesed, at owe times. low as 56e. :id. es* and 575. 6d. open was accepted, but the market closed with buyers =pewee above the lowest points. Copper: Nothinagg of importance has bees dorm ; manufactured is obt iabie a Midis seder diktat tAils, lied the same remarks apply to raw. Business to foreign is restricted, holders not being dlopmed to accept present oom;nr , quotations. Chill in Liverpool has been sold at 841. 10a. 'Tin : The market it very dull ; straits is for rola, sad 1051. with two mouths prompt bur bees d ; csah parcels are offered at 1011., but there are so buyers. Bence neglect( I. English tin u obtain , able ream official prime. Tin ptes do not show int t. Lead: Holders wou ld accept lower prices. E r p=rblot much business has beers done aloes our lad report. end forward sellers at 241., buyers limited ss. lam. Hull p mely special brands, have realised 241. and 241. ss. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Isy Ammo atm zerzasteetow. riumaaent.) Isnot ova owe oosaassomser.) Market alone arm. Sadao 6.000 weeolo 2.000 axe port. Prices et Egyptioa good, Surat and elia steady. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is ousted 39.. Petersburg Y.C. au the spelt 41s. 9d. to 491. ; all the mouth, 41s. 04. ; July to September, 411 s. ; October to De comber. 445. 3d. to 445. fid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) *ma Pattoodoo and Smith mart trade at list days pa:oes. Paine voodoo bay, M. to Ms. ; work" ditto, ittla. to 86a. ; inferior ditto, Ma to 610aodovor, 908. to 110 a. ; ditto, sooxid cat, 80t. to 106. ; dam Ms. to 30a. COVENT GARDEN.—(PHIS DAY.) Out-door produos ooatiooss abasdaat. Mario sal strawberries are plaatitoL Ot grapes sad piawspoles there is oleo sEdlopply. Arrivals al foreign goods °outlaws bevy. peas are sow plentiful. Lisboa potatoes are sow g fast supsrsoded by samples of hems growth. Ammo, Mass hoc Is. to is. $ bundle. Flown chilly omelet et orchids, heaths, peados, polaigoiriams, migoo- , set* aad rases _ _ _ ititi!KL - . Pine IP**. Its 01 8. to %.= per I ;leve t° , 24 64 to la S.raorbonko.pot pos.,loOdto Cheirr'es, per lb.. Od to Sd Coosebodoo. prom p. Vt, Id to Got n addos, pdt 100, ft toles Nuts, ONI, p bush., lom to lid do., 161 Torirl, do , 20% Old Ea, 14s Ahmed% do., Me Rabat% do., 12. oil:oleo% par Ito. 1 to tts Caltbeses.p.doa, ls to 2S ---- Assailants, p. bundle. ts tots Lynch likattas,per 100,1 s Ild tots Per,, per peck, Si to ls Ps4aloss, York Repasts. pro _ CP nu!. Rocks, do.. 4/4 to fie rakes, tes to 90. sow. per ro., Sd to Is Carrots per boa* Is to ls Rhubarb. Pboodle, fd to IS - Turnips, per bunch. 4 , 1 to 91 Cuessaibers. each. Is to es bast per dos.. e led MAIO" per lb l .. Ovid*, per lb.. 841 letbssossi, each, Id to 8.1 todfoo, per soon. Is to Is Sonorodisb.p.banch. ls Od Os 44 Mushroom, p.pott., is to Is 94 Porsioy, pot If w ee , bo Me" pot bare HOSPITAL TOR CONSUMPTION AND DISCARDS ON TUB Carer, BSOMPTOIL —The pretty little amid (provided through the beasiossee of the ehaitmea of the some fourteen yens ego, for the um cif the pass au e ll = others coeserted with thu iestitutiael. will be thrown open to the public ou Sunday moraine seat, en the °cassia° of aar'versary Bermes, which will be poached by the B'shop of Ussery (the Bight Bev. Dr. O'Brien). The chapel is fits .1 up with th, tithed regard to the essaforts of the ompagatios ; and a very pleasing idlest is ie to the interior, by the anemone stained glass win own, which, with the ornamental carvisg, wars dogged by Nr. E. B. Lamb, the architect of the shim& The approach to the ahem! is through the lodge gates, is the Pelham-road. Marne Rocoirro.—The &refit° receipt.' of na vies in the United Biardnie amounted for the week medial' the 18th - of Jam, me 11,306 miles, to 661.3951., sod for the correepondieg week of Last year, on 10.849 miles, to 585,4731., viewiag ea Maumee ol 459 miles, end at 65,9224 is the receipts. The groan ressipse an the follow. Mg 14 railways amounted in the aggregate. as 7,764 sodas, to 521,1531.. and for the oar.pooding week of 1863, as 7,566 miles, to 469.15:11., shoeing an Menem of 196 stiles and 52.0001. is the receipts. The Mamas en the Oeledoeis emanated to 42064 ; .s the Gast Fasters to UM. ; en the Greet Northers to 3,7634 ; as the Cheat loathers sad Welters to 264 ;on S. • Greet Welters to 4,2081. ; en the Las- - ambito nod Yorkshire h 5.6204 ; on the Leedom and North-WeMers has 10,2961. ; on the Laudon and Brighten to 291. •, en the Leaden sod South Wasters to 3.9361. ; ma t he Masehrater, Sheffield, end Limolcskire to 2.8464 ; en the Iliiland to 5,6671. ; on the North British to 8001. ; on the North Enters to 8,7,851. ; and en the Beath Pastore to 2.0604—t0ta1, 31. The reeds asd admiral Stalk on those lines unmated to 2141,5401., and ler the correspoodiag week of 1963 to 131,5094, Mewing an Increase of 29,9911. The reesiple fen peresis, ka, amounted to 2116,6531., stalest E 7,14 , 4 elewling an teems) al ZIA Mt. The melee rose** is 63 other nor assented, no 3,544 miles, he . 13094.24, mad ler the esereepeodiegt week of Peat year us I 3,1811 miles. to 1143201., sheering as Wrote, of 261 mike, and of 13.9224 in the reseipts. The total receipts of the I poet weak do* en Warm of 14,72111. es wowed with ) these of the preeeitus weak, raw the 11th trot.. and es eceepered with the aeresspeediet week el IPA yeer.a eeee. eiderabie iseresee is the tribe of the country. ONDINANY SHAM AND STOCKS. 1,'...., 4 =is $ so_ ft gi 1114 BO 1171 114 I Pd. PREFERENCE SHARE& Gnat Weiteri, - & - igltWi`r - eterii;;lll7or ant, 98g. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Greet Luxemboarg, 10i. &a Paulo Lim.. rimmiateal 7 per emit., 20. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARRATS. /ffinntroot., lows 26.-Bffis today :--leneaahlre and York ardre, 1124 4—lands and North Western, 114—Manckeeter, Sheffield, and Lloonhaltirn 664—Midland (ffinakaghan and Derby), /18 therm 2 16-16 p.—N. Z Barwick capital dock 1024—Birkenhead, 89: 4—Loodon and North Western Merthyr, Trod. and A ), 214—Fanaleillo Mime, 16-16 p.—Barak Mona paid up, In—Spanish Passives. Sal 4—Confederate Leon, al_ —Mercantile and I:change Bank (Lhontod). 9 11.10 e. 11441 p.— Ditto, new sham 94 p. —North Wooten Dank, 114 p. Allston Marine (Lim i t e d ). 2-111 p.—Zeplre Malted). 1916 p—lnnesehire Insurance. 11-16 p.—Liverpool and Lanka Fire and Life. 104 t..—Mereartfle on (Lindted), 9-IS Queen Insureece,ll 016 p.—rnion Marlin (Walled), ri 11-Id p.—British Shipowners, f d.—Natienal Steam Naffignake Osa- Pad 4d. mAsoneni, Joys 24.-14 low have hens rather lower, with a (islet market. Great Latent, 04 Grist Northern A, 144 Isnouhlre and Yorkshire, 1111 i—Condon end North Weston, 1111-11ancheeter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, eillikam. lles Ad Prof., p —ffinnopolitan, • 214 Madams 412 1154 119—Atto new. per oast., d p-41owAh Sgs uish Taielyea. ffif f 4—Manchester sad Salford Benki London and Caledonlatt Marine, 1 p.—Sadswa's Beg, 1114-11•.- candle Bank, sew, 94 p. Dona, Joys ft —Three Cent Commis WI 4—New Three a _ re Oent, Peck, fiat sew swam" al Amaral Bank of 'bus& ffilif. pald). 214—Nattemal Beak Oak 781—Dffito New awed at Mg. m.) paid). 424—Pan vtacial Sank (261. paid), 914 I 11.—Dsffift• sod Mist Amami isal WC. SW Tr -