The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-27 00:00:00

UIPnLiL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONIS.-(THIS DAY.) no &Liza ft* the chats it II We last. LONDON (CITY) OAS DILL. Oa lb. seam in tb third roofing el 1101, No W. CUBITS midterm lot oppooleas h det me - ore. Woad ntiNCIII 'proaoasted t driio eSielt Uwe came et pelotas, ea th;s bill to be matey Is el el law see jogai rid 0001,1 iscre.vo e' vat litnalathlet Sr mode id viaduct u3i privet, beau al Is per- Sesoo•L___ . . . . . Thole on Am rasi • •blv4 Coo mad vv-s & TM INDIA! MUTINY. 3u. aossucK penned apshhies in; Ceknos, pray. It. tie Isibmity 11 thaw gibe bouscsady seared Iwo by the Is 'Relay. The boo. wombat one antis tbat brairrew be TM above 111.4 dr petioles to plural with the villa, with Cho view of its befog Is the Into' Wet. 8111 ION IIaBINT DILL nig bore west Ws cionlebos ea WI WU. • HOP WOOD NW tile VA ombroe,l s bow old imp =ostrioto, rid oloboogb bo . For 'I of the man ob bp bill. be yet tboogbt t 'be r seigkir, I is • , INT'w . Ys/w• vr-• our Piro • toy. _ Abet • be weer r:: W. I;;;;;Zienottre bee. rerkee, who seseeseei that the pre n as the te ellseries seer to ht Erie Moir within Pb. of the Tem dr here mew d end 'he bill wee to A nit saides.wl%• view uhe laredration ID ea ems& I far The =r osk Orinpries Arbitration Bill a prod 11.1 AWKIIIIHENT FOR SMALL DEBTS BILL. The hoses that waist° essattes cm this Ht. COLLIER mama that the object of the bill was est, al bed beat eneaseaely @apposed, to abolish the powers aflawilearant by Casty Casa. bat to mar the law of the abject dear. Sae of the Cray Cat Jager had radar in whist cars they had power to commit to prim without inquiry. If a debtor did not appear to arises, end the creditor dared tole cual ewes Oat, Court jag, held that they were bald is aim at sh sloe el Imperatore. Now it might so that the askew wee in bad, or too poor, or = from awe emu ee ether, to apprar, end his commit, I ear set to le le r! without parlor tarry. The objet of this bill, than, we to correct the abuse in the law. It should h reasaboured that treprisomment In this. care rasa to • MIMS punishment beats those nay court paws were treated little has than criminal*, and rimier of Mrs mutts contaised many cars of reel trashy. Para under age and old an were impair/ for the aompayant of ouch hiding ears se ht. This power of imprommeat was • great saga of oppression in the heads of tallymee, and there were innomerable e•we where • dependent had ben ignorant of hie trine in debt until he found himself in pram The SO LICITORiCIEN ERAL believed !bat thosejudges who held that they had power to imprison without inquiry, had put • rag cortruction upon the law. Thirteen or fourteen out of sixty County Court judges had pat this peremptory constitution epos the 19th emotion of the Comity COLIft Act. end he thought the public are leder id to the boa. masher f.n Ply mouth for intralarinq tbie bill. Befere• meaty court judge nand • warrant of oromitment he should her satisfied bawl, that the absent debtor erre able bat would not pay the darn made arm him, or that he had tottrec - cd the debt fraudulently. The majority of the Casty Court judges !approved of the drat stare of the bill; bat they objected to the errowl section, inasmuch re it would contract credits and Fodor i gnat army moan the work ing chimes. The etches provides that the power of ohs mat shoed be Hard to or t. HENLEY sal the the committee bed $ seesibar ink whether the ninth:kg lea desit coat • raw recce of Prate to pew persons than to debtors to mom Mat .rimer.. He thought it did. A debtor la the Casty Cat was treated ea needy es • crash. without any parlor inquiry the Court teal earls him to perm, sad bebet sub • power ought to se abolished. There should be be fore heed, and If tread as made out there should be coe prisonmont, sad then an tad of the matter. The Casty Court ehou'd be alto's, bow dratted of Its prat power d arias interiamest. Mr. G. CLIP E saSt bk waperience se • minty seri I jedge W lam to Wiese that now but isevd•lont debtor. ewe foot committed to prime. U perfiannat thought its* system w .scrag .hereby • man nibs refused to pay or t 3 appear to a enamor for necessaries supol'iid to his dominion wife and rarely was made !table to teopekionnonst, it ought at once to 'bask credits so lobo etsmothing that eboald render It dfficult to obtain Osseo. PAGET wee staid that the bona is doh ;tur to do good aieM reader the law awe oppressive to the working deans. He wee deeply apprebesave that the effect of ilia till world he te mop evedia amongst the wearing deem, sad he wee therefore ocastrased to move as an seteadaest that the chairman do report proems. Mr. I. JAMES dui not believe that the stability of reedit dap:tided epos s system of papaya ispetemesents The were feJlaey wee 'dewed ammo the &hail= of ha rassment ea aims pacer , It was rid that that testelleh the right era seeker, be he bee kw or nerehent to mat his Mara Wad esisestreeedita , but the fault bed shows tbat the ehareelee ti Inw bad reeiheell the erten ryes= tsr IMO 'webby doe It beil ever lela Wine Waive orawAKT, et a suety magistrate. bore tartest my le the megmitrie med hardabip of there comedy mewl leteisermseda He had strived It the seaviettem, ben tegellei that teeny of the wee veltummes we art mmjaattliebk. The of the awe we them It litatooda who were he rods so_eyedtal le Ile veil. ',Moot kfetrlelle ere cos. mac The =MO 64 the poet mem wee the hawking ea telly opera, sad the rattle which preveird la the meaty am% d elletrlsi the plalat 4 ff to e the edgy whams Is the can. lir. &TILTON appeolod to the M. setehoe he NetOw ham (11r. Pomo) ow to prom Ms smomimat. TM MOM coot II Wow weepy tie Use doe iteeveg •Wu et t•te row 114:IODOILIMION objected le the pupal 11611111 p Is law M. es li wined missal pier the 01141431 r Illi the newsy M Me Iletiiee. Nail. eke pitied est newts ke toet'otom the poem of tutpetelerame se the only mese et rook ay lobed rat desist. a dberbarp Jest etrime. Po 0. C. LIWIS este it emend to lin dm* the defect A Soo art ems IbY It did net itw the judge potrer of reteriPstir the wisest* el the debtor before commit- Iment. TIM tree tie poke the esamolotre oeebt to cure Its *t holes's, b. row ft die of treprtmoostent wee &broke 4y eteilibei lb ell rotw of boreporerseco be vat efgekt It, 'fleet week be to erriou.dy comma the credit of tie poorer clarets of miry. After use lankier dirt dint tbe girt woo with drum osd lot bill orbs pawed thrum,\ oommittas w.tboot oftradisoott‘. TIN) Mon titan proceeded to the emlikrattott of the oast wino of ttoo My. ELECTION commrsrass.—amis DAY I WAKEFIELD. sommittes r -. o ibbd this mot Msg. Mr. Man, es WWI of the stiMrr member, Mid, • lee the eeMmce a/ yesterday Os bed enefully wandered out only WWI WI beer proved, bet west remelted to be rem& • prat deal of 'Meteors bad t en 'tiara which slabs his Mm ezple'aml, a greet of S might in essrelowd tbe remdry pme Mr. Piebertms (hr tie potalearre) maid it was dm to Mr. Lmoborm S. mums the Obey bed so totalities of horn og Is his any pommel lase& Me of the corrupt lea Tili•COMMittie PAO.% VMS Aro rkend, rod an the re-ad- Weeks el the parties the commie tad that they would Sot be ded-wr thew duty tr they dld not mere some fin thee la veotigationof lb. ewe. . . . Mr. Miming Me the matter was now tati-ely In tb bode of lbw o.l.llliitte. Mi. :".;101;la ;WsSites ealkd, sad was being ass:sized vbsta ma IS kart. GLOCCISTER. The select ocentsitt7m7 Into lb. peU ties of Mr. Syr sit and Mr. Heiser. mart /be vogue of Mr. Mock, ea tbss artwork d tresifey, busboy, sod 's e.t.a's t flotsam, wet for the Sot time this owe no.Crag unists•-roots No. 6. Tbe reerobere were —Mr. Brody (b 4 i ,144 4). Mr. W. Enebases, Lewd R. C.cil, Mr. F end Mr. Stunttnye Priebe. The weasel ter the yetitioens were. Mr. 81.de,Q.C. Mr. Huddler so, Q.C., end Mr. Chub.; for Mr. Moak, Mona. Reding red Powell; nod for Mr. Rice, tbe ober sift n; ttrabr, Mr. Phis., Q c. Mr. , Wed?. Q C , raid Mite liceongh of Glmmeerar bad for many years been di. del iotn two swim, the blase repine motto, the com.oremtine 'merest, and the yellows, the liberal intermits. At the late election there were three can didates In the H. id viz. '—`4r. Pace, bberal, and Sir H. Carden, cratoervative, the old members, sod Mr. Monk,ltteral, • mew candidate. There wee s Refines Club at Glomerate?, and two of the eramtore kn.aei a depotetton to wait upon Mr. Monk, requera'cg him In rtand foe the borough, which he consent d to do. One of the alleged mom of Wintry wee that • Mr. Bowere aoperobled a jolly party at hie biro, who all got merry, and that 10/, each ere. pro infoed to them if they would rote for Monk. Jacobs., of the Little Dustpan. brought in a reeves bog of onv,relsr to Mr. Bowers, sod 101. each wao gimes to th .. miter*. _ _ The - ;etun, , aft islecx pr4ed that the put' iris for Prir3, 801; I4,ek, 772, C. , des, 665. . . Om. Welch, on being eiiituilett by the realm! foe the pills tiosera, mid Henry Jacibe, of the Little Dustpan, ere to him oft a Sunday morning sad asked him win he was gob, to rota for, and be 'aid by hod sot meet* op his mind. His wile toll Jacobs that she thought it hard her bashial should ham to go to tciwa to vote end get sighing 6n it. Jambe replied Ibot ha thought he could do some bagmen with her husband. He told him to call so him, tad said when he (withers) did osU that be should have 61. far rot nit. Saw Jr As meta oft Om/ Friday. Oa the day of pllisig a fly to. k witness to the Do 4pen. Harry Jecohe pat a punts 1 - 1 bis hand, aid he put it under the shawl of his wife. He theft went to vote for Mask and Prim with Jembe, who pre him is. Id. afterwards to get hie breakfast with. Rachel Welch, the mfe, gave contiborative testlmosy, and stated that two plea were bought with the snooty receive I. Itatboay Boas tired about ears miles boo Olooostotr.. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1859. Jacobs, of the Dostpes, owneerwl k for Prise eat Moak. Whore whei law to snow Ma 21. for Ids day's work. 51.," ee d Jeorls, you beve ; I ear woe like those way byres." Os the monks. el the poll wit ness tottncd to pill far Peel mod Mork WI the sottorry was pit late the heals of his brothn, which woo draw Whales saw lb. Nark et his oommittro-moss, sad M. Moak soil se " I em very touch obi*. d t yes, owl sorq I vas set able to come end see you before the poll." Whom " I on 'rely much obligei ti you, sir, for what I Moe salad Me &lag so." Ite(T wombs*. Wes proceerhog when oar report lkt.) Witham Thorp 7, Qaldiretnik Gameatereqshrov had be is Jolters throw loosethleg away la Ozgetd-elralli• I. Beaks reataaaal the ptiotaas. SOUTHWARK. • Clllll. STIPMOT7III. EOM/ tattler, a middlo-aged, diselpat: I-looking fed% 44 "gei oral Wain sod dieing two Andrea b lonize to her hmetemd by a fames wile. It speared from Ohs et-Ideas, of polioeiaellele 191(. gives bet weak, that ha was oti duty in Immbeirset aa the eyeing of the 18th, when the Will acne rens* out of a house, and eked hi preledie added bar mother, who bad been ill-u her an well so der Oldie ale/. The poor child was ha a depiwable 'tea t . s er .. l/ dad in dirty aid filthy rage tech aa" The skin was coaipletely covered dirt. He went with her to the hoes and raw the elder ed. Be in the same &any state, bat had a belt op wide him had lir ea mooed by a blow from tepee,. Both the sire were in such a deplorable candles that he mosideral it to be hie duty to being the primmer to this end. The two children informed his worshiphow redly *ay hod tee trc •1 :1, and that they were kept without food while their firer a carpet w, was out at work. Mr. Come expresed his storp.es that soy woman could hero cruel as to neelcot such young children. Ho bad es doubt that she spout the mosey in gin instead of welder for them. He reminded her, end miered the ohfi to be liken r Ira of. Ties taut of the girls undertook emerge, sad yesterday brought theta t this coed, whim a meat Weer ary and bendledel change was apparent. They ere well dad, sod seamed to have bee well M. Mr. Coen ex pressed hie wee approved of the eldest of the amml, who promised to smailmme her charge, and the primmer Was again rem. Wed to mete whether the parish anterides weld prowcut. her. Ho (the worthy megidrals) camildered that they ought. laleo sossr cc, 1 p.m. 14 & ri sot t out 0• iti I 661 6 IQ 6 itt 11 1641 PH i 10 i 10 • ad 11l Ii ad id dde i Id arm. as or 03 i. xi. Ir si i o. k i e s e i i t et im -•- ... se ..• - .• g er....e..167 YT 1 If 6 p. c 1066. Os -- .. De. 6p. e..115e5....• 10 , Ilswe Immo 6.01.111, ..... . Ads risies = .llll . ISO KTI ups... 1n 44 fra 111 119 1 tit wi SIN 99 99 IN 9. Ni RI IN a. 3 ad 1 1* 111.11 . uni Willa*slob I. IIC I Imamate. trinratea.7 Spa &IL MOW ... Do. eis Dr e lgate aesalii Ds heti - noir= Dailbis I p o. a bp dtit 4 l paelma BOLD Da. Jigs Sh 1 1 X . Ma .. Da Jaw MUM.. ipp gadj ==rar GM. Ir ... twat Do. i 9. al. MIS Ds. do. 'Met Lamm remaielr— De. . V 1 28 1" V E.6l %* raft littair.ger eat. Do. de. de. Ildieures Mews IV% I Sl Vr.thi.9l22. rft. * t. t m y i t I i:11. i f § in lal 11 ab 11 111 71. Is "44` - lt 1418 :Is 13 II 73 76 31 13 17 10 N 73 I II 11 0$ 9 0r a In 1. 1 els In 141 II If. 44' In y j N 18$ 118 N z 6O ITS IN 1 z 114 z 111 — 111 xi l l b 2, al LI lb 0 Ii lb 1 oh L ft - r - 1 ---- IN IN r. 4 NI 2 2 11 IS IS 114 I IP II iln xis MITI U. stri nti 9d 9' 13 'la /JR La 144 I tY 1 leli I 31 :la FI i 3 4 N . IN U. 1 1 vs _i ~_ ▪ alf — for ▪ f 41 . II I I r is , rt it id TS 73 9 II Im 41 tO LOCAL 87411 JIA4MII. LITWOOL, JOLT 21.-irINI M i ritif 11616'112We atont.”. bat gars way dltatti two* doom Illetstrada. Tit 3-Btatk bans. 111 lt•-alkatatmatti tot litlibtel• 49 te - WI. • CtataltwAili i-Vl lama; 1111 4-ortat Wtsura. an IN- Leawaldre me Itcettatte, -Tweass sad Nana Worm. PI at-mend . Sal I L -Malltatt. i -NMI DAV" Ni II -11treteaL at t-cwt awq rnik terth MblltaiL 4 t-tweite If eittnwiLtil 11-Dams. 111 f-Datik fil 511Ia-Osaal rim! et Clanda,ll 146 in tim& wattm Orem la t• Braataawas, Arai SL-Thw islettapwasi Mme. annt:-Irwat'ww• Iwo sad Waal Irk ni-lltweadian Waimea Ono i . EII, IL Illa I* ma, sal MraLlybsu Www• Osograt , f 2 pm.-Lutisa mil Math Weems int was iwatid **sod la beam Ow sat aseanta-artalwatra Natl. wawa It awl Olearal Iraq aim at 164.110 meta tad as wwwwd at w,, ▪ rlttattrits vet Mat lie peopmal it PoattatlL di* .daatt i rs= had Wet, tibia am worawl ambally IN Is 0. VISIT OF TIM PRINCI or WALIS TO TITZ EDINBURGH NATIO/ILL GALLIRT.—OR lleadaz e ll t = Kleiner visited th e Natiosa thry. He the by the Ron. Coked Braes sad Ms. Brow , Colonel appal, and the Rev. Mr. Travers, end was rweived at the galleries by the &Ikeda. commissioners of the Hen. Beard of Tree less s—Profeseor Trail!, Sir John Watson Garthe, Mr. Steele, H.8.A., Mr. D. 0. Hill. Profamor Lyon Playfeir, Lord Jervissoele, end Mr. W. Johnstone, &LA., the curator, who had the honour of release ant to t'. prince the principal works la the piner y . Hie Royal Ingh am waa nearly en hour and • half in the rooms, carefally inspecting the varied pictures; sod, on leaving, was pissed to express In the meet coorteed manner a vet/ favourable opinion of the collection, of the general appearenee of the gelleiles, and the grant:Motion be had received from his visit. The remarks of hie Royel Highness, both os the ended end en the modern works, left a decided impression on ell who were present that be has a strong predilection for art, and that while lately abroad be most have earnestly observed and noted the different qoalltlee brought out In the chefs lesion of the old meetere.—iffeetroaers. EXTENSIVE WOW AT ARUNDEL CASTLE.—It Is the mutinies. wa (Bripkion Guardian) nesderebld, of his Orem , te Duke of Norfolk Is effect considerable improve ments, restorations, to,. on Arundel Crstle. The restore titres of the Baron's Hall, the building of a now chapel, and the completion of the quadrangle of the: new credo, commenced by Charles, Doke of Norfolk, at the be ginning of tie present citatory, are amongst the worts at meat decided upon. The contracts have been entered Into, and it Is raid that the on' =plated ' , ammonite re "Indy to extend over a period of four or five yen.% THE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN ST. LUKE'S.—An Inquest wan held Oita moralng by Mr. Humphries, the c racer for Bast Midases sod the remit wan a verdict that " Sarah Ship commie rd esif-destruotion while in • Mite of tersporery insanity, sad murdered her oh ld while in that state." SUICIDE IN BT. JAMES'S PARK.—Tb's morning at an sari, hour, as Pollan- Doubtable Martin, 244, A division, wu ea duty In the Mall, St. Jaaseee-i .rk, atm lon was drawn to a fseb , onsbly drier I gratlemrs upon one of He beaches, who app wed to be very much c meal led. Ongoing up to him the constable found that he was quite insensible, and apparently In a dying ,isle. A stretcher we. obtained from the *Wien house, and be was conveyed to St. George's Hcepital, Hyde-park-caner, where it we. discovered that be was labou:.g nods the effects of poison. The stomaeh pomp was us- d, and other remedies ware plied, but the patient rapidly rick, sad ezpir.l about half an-hour after his admission. He was fashionably aul-ed. From letters found on his persott,lt would appear that he had lately came from Guerneu; indeed We hat, which ie quite sew, Is masked Inside with the maker's name—" Raphael, Guernsey.' He fa about bit. 9in. in stature, fa" coca plazion, about thirty yews of age. and has all the interior of a perfect gentlemen, No'hing wae found to lead to his identity A gold r inel- case, a whirs losnobric haodkerchild, and the dupliento of a watch, pi dged for ei:.tht guineas at Harrison'., Alieregate-strest, was all the property toned upon He person. His linen, which is of the duet quality, Is not marked with soy The surgeons bare decided that deattevesulted from eseentiel oil of bitter almonds, or Primal° sold. The inquest not yet Sled. SHOCKING SOICIDIL.-o . n Monday morning great . " - ematernetton revelled at Shrewebury It the moil that a member of the one poistion, and a gentleman of a.mt wealth end Mimeos, had terminated his existence under Moan seances of the meat deplorable native. The deceased, Thomas Jeffrey* Hedger, Req., wee ••1 aldermen of the borough sod the Vies-Preeideat of the Orem Western Railway Company, sod melded at Kinertilead, on the aide of the Severn opposite to Shrewsbury. Tho unfortunate gen tleman, It appesred, had been considered of late to be in an emscend Mate of mind ocessineally. Leet Wedneeday Ise attended a meeting of railway directors at the Paddington Statics, London, cad his eandnot excited fears that he wee suffering from • morbid elate of intellect. On Monday mooring, sleeves o'clock, much to the &teem of Mrs. Badger, the report of fire-onus was heard, and the lady, on proceed ing to her heel:reed's drembeg-room, found him lying en the firm, the brains being scattered and the body presenting • dreadful apprarence. The shot had entered at the right temple, and caused instant death. Surgical assistance Ins of no avail. In the afternoon sa inquest was bald before William Illerese. Rp., deputy-coroner, and a verdict of "Temporary Insanity" rimmed by the jury. The deemed wee 67 precool are.—Rienrinehees Daily P o et. MANSLAUGHTER AT lIALIFAX.—On Friday an inquest was held at the Bowling-green Itm, Halifax, 'Melee to the death of John Davies, overlooks, in the Gushing de prompt et the worked Messrs. R. Whitworth and Co., who had died from the races of the violence ofJohnliughek a comber. in the empire of the same firm. Both the owners Irish. Hanby' worked ander the deceased at Strewn Whit wortb'n mill, sod he we. turned off by Device, in consequeems of Ms belying hie orders on Thursday &Retrieve. On lez a lni Mere Whiiworth's mill, Hughes threatened the de with violence. When the two ma met in the evening, in Wilding-road, high weeds took place in reference to what had happened la the eftemoon. and ultimately Ragbag skated ape barge stove, with which ho struck Davies on the side of the head. MSS, WS to the mount. rtherw,rds Hughes kicked his victim, end not away. Davies wet then removed from the street ' end attended by Dr. Wightmen end his Meteor, but her :Med et an early hour next moraine. The jar! returned a verdict of " Manslaughter" against Hughes, who Is still st loge. CITSTAL P•LACS.—ONE SHILLING DaTerTGMI DAV, Jrtv 26.—Admissions on payment, 6,111; ditto, by DISKS tickets, 490. Total visitors, 6,601. MONRY MARKET -IHl$ PAY. Two o'CLocw. The funds are again flat to-day, owing partly to the ill-natured article in the Paris Petrie. Consobt are - quoted at a free h reduction of I per cent. The - Paris Bourse is likewise heavy. - - In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a tendency to depression is also observable, al though the alteration in prices is not of much importance. Very little business is going forwsrd in any quarter, apart from prepa rations for the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which have commenced this day. At Paris this day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram. the Three per Cont. Bantam opened at 676. 80e. for the account, showing a fresh decline of nearly 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Comals are officially marked 941 to 95 for money, and 945 to 94/ for the account. The present quotation is 945 to 1, both for cub and the 9th of August. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221 to 223; the Three per Cents. McLeod, at 941 to 955; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 961; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 795 to 781;, India Stock, at 2201; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, at 941; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 945 ; India Bonds, at 71. dice. ; and Exchequer Bit's, at 28e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, and the only feature is a decline of about 1 per cent. in Turkish Bonds ; the Losn of 1864 is quoted 80 to 81, and that of 1868, 70 to 71. Sales are recorded u follows Brazilian Fur-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 (exchange 128.) ; New Granada Active Bonds, 17; Spanish Three per Cents., 435 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 80, 81, 801 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, 701; Venezuela New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 28, 281; ditto New One per Cents., 16, 16/. A further sum of 77,0001. in Ruesian gold wee taken from the Bank yesterday for exportatio n , making an uoertained total of 193,0001. since the date of the last return. The Linoolngire, from Melbourne, Deal yesterday, and the 282,0001. iu gold 1,11 t s e i retivered in • day or two. The continental exchenges yesterday afternoon were genera'ly firmer. The rates for bills oa Holland, Belgium, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, and Vienna, were slightly more favourable for this country. The rise in the latter exchange, however, indicates a partial return of distrust. The quotations ere shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.145 to 15; ditto short, 11.12 to 5; Rorundsm, three months. 11.141 to 16; Antwerp, three months, 25.10 to 15; Hamburg, marks ammo, three months, 13.3 1 to 45; Paris, three days eight, 26.6 to 10 ; ditto, three months, 23.27} to 32 1 • Frarkfort ca-shaMaine, three months, 1181 to I 17; Poiemburt. Per midis. three months, 34 to ; Vienna. elf. ay.. three ussibs, 12 to 12.10 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12 to 1110 ; Madrid, three months, 495 to 5 ; Cadiz, three meneks, 495 to 5 ; Upham, three mums, 80.25 to 71; Gera, three months, 26.76 to 80; Naples, three months. 401 le 5; Palermo. three months. 1221 m 5; Mein% aim months, 1225 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 015 5; Oporto, 90 days, 615 to 62. The liquidators appointed to wind up " volu te* ily" the affairs of the Western Bank of Scotland have trend a report, as required by the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1856, for presentation to the general meeting of shareholders called for the lot of August, at Glasgow. On the let of February, 1858, the total liabilities were 6,134,1291. ; on the Ist of February, 1859, 1,800,4321.; and on the lath inst., 934,7911. Against this, the lignidators have at their credit 207,8541., leaving a balance of 726,9361. edit to be liquidated. The first call of 251. per share has been paid to the extent el 497,7061., and the second call of 1001. per share, to the extent of 1,330,2771., making together, 1,827,9821., wt'ch, being deducted from the total estimated produce of these calls, viz., 1,971,8801., leaves 143,8781. of arrears of calls outstanding on the 16th inst. and considered gaol. The number of shareholders or oontributories wee 1,332, of whom 948 paid in full the 261. call, and 541 the 1001. call. The number of cases of compromise is 202 in the former instance, and 374 in the latter. The number of ahereholdssa r a yet made bankrupt is 30. Statement No 1 shows that " there is a probable eventual surplus of meta over liabilities, u at let February, 1859, of 480,1441. 31. 34L" The liquidators remark, however, that "that apparent surplus is subject to the ex penses of the liquidation after Ist February, 1839, and to the contingencies inseparable from the wind ing up of affairs so extensive and involved, and will not of 000110 be available to the partners until all the liabilities of the bank have been discharged, and the residue of the assets realised." With regard to the " American account," they observe: The amount outstandiag at 1W Febmary, 1859, tinder the working amounts of sivastes male through Hewn. James Les and Co., of New York, was 380,7041. 12a. 81. Ag..tott • portion of this sum, amounting to 174,9171., the beak hold • large amount of Americas railway wad other sear-Wee, no p.t of which has yet been Helloed. The brlanoe of the debt forms a claim ap'nat Messrs. Lee r td Co., for which In premj"air 1868 Conn , en . f i ew °ll Y w c,:k b . " V g a l itt: g e a rittn t r4 ha ul:s e :g u m - MOD dimussed, I these have been over. 'of the book's favour. The ease gem to trial about the end of ti 's month, sad Mr. Harr, the pelocipal accountrutof • , e bank, has been mat out to New York to give tv.dence at the teal sad to supply information reprdlug the account. It is hot =d that before the ended this year • satisfacr rry decircon may be ob tained the ca: s.. _ . . . The proceedings against the Ayrshire Be - ':ing Company, in support of cleims aiming under a con tract of amalgamation wb'ch is stated r t have t , ken place between the two barks in the year 1845, r-e to be proceeded with. With reference to the action instituted by the rquidatoLi aga" - ist the directors of the Western Belk, the report inilmatei that the liquidators consider it unneceeteley to brag before the meeting a proposal made by Mr. James Dunlop, for himself sad his fiends. Subjoined is the official account of a fire which broke oat yesterday morning in the London Dcoks : A fire occurred yesterday morrong airway after 9 o'clock in one of the divisions of the brandy vault, I...indon Docks, which was extinguished at about eleven o'clock by the prompt supply of erat.-r from the dock engine*, end the very powerful floats beloaging to the Fite Brigade satehliehment. About fifty casks of brandy or other wiite app-sr to have been destroyed. end a number of casks have received injury. The origin of the fire is at present anknosa. The exec roan of the compeny's men end the mean the service of the bet rade were roost praiseworthy. Many of those who held the branches ware brought oat of the vault in a taste of exhaus tion Corn the eats of the bested vapour, and were attend 1 to by the medical gentlemen of the nelshbourbuod, who kindly gave their set vices. At the annual meeting of the Albert Life Assu rance and Guarantee Company, recen . iy held, the directors' report stated the number of life insurance policies issued doting the year 1858 at 768, repre senting 230,1771., and producing an additional ru nnel income of 7,6111. In the guarantee department 708 policies were granted for 177,3351., producing an annual income of 2,2261. On the 31st of De cember last the total income of the company wee upwards of 117,0001. per year, resulting from assurances in force to the amount of 3,204,8191. According to Professor De Morgan's report, and the statements of accounts, the surplus in favour of the company on the 31st of December, after providing for every liability, was 192,9251. TUESDAY Brume. At Vienna yesterday, the fall of 11 per cent. which took place on Saturday in the Austrian Metallic* was recovered, and the exchange on London fell from 121 to 118.50. The demand for money continues steady, and the leading discount establishments are disinclined to take in the best bills below 21 per cent. The appli cations at the Bank to-day were to a "deride ex tent. Console, which closed yesterday at 95 to k for the 9th of August, touched this morning 951 to 1, fell to 941, and closed at 941 to 95. For money the last price was 941. The transactions included a male of 50,0001. COLISON focalltumediate delivery. The official business report Its as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95, 931, 95, 94t ditto. for account (9th August), 951,1, 941; Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, 1 ; New Torte per Ceuta, 961, is 1, ii Thirty Years Annuities, expiring is April, 1886, 14; Bank Steck, 222, 223 h India Stock, 220, 222 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 941, 941 ; ditto, 1859, 941 ; the Scrip of the New Loan, 941, 941; India Bonds, 6s. dia. The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 1001. This stock, the amount of which is less than half a million sterling, is se cured from redemption until the 6th Jan., 1873. Exchequer Bills advanced ls., closing at 28a. to 31s. prem. The Indian Four par Cent. Debentures of Iss: year were quoted 941 to 96, and the scrip of the last loan 94 to 1. In the morning 'here was a sustained demand for Turkish Bands, especially for those of the loan of 1858, which roes more than 1 per cent., being marked as high as 721. In the afternoon a relapse took place, and the closing quotation was the same as that of yesterday, viz., 701 to 711. The Old Six per Ceti , +. 1040 left off about yesterday's quotation, 5:z., 81 to 1, after being marked 821. Mexican Bonds were steady at 181 to 19. Other foreign stocks present little alteration. The dividend on the stock of the Midland Railway Company was officially announced to-day at the rate of 61 per cent. per annum, against 41 per cent, per annum at the corresponding period of last year, 41 in 1857, 4in 1856, and 31 in 1856 and 1864. The announcement had little effect on the price of the stock to-day. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Rank of London were inquired for, whilst English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered were fiat. In the market for miscellaneous shares the variations were limited to a rise of 18r. in Australian Agricultural, and a fall of 11. in South Australian Land. London Dock stock , was marked 70 ex div., showing a reduction. M1N.88.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day is firm. But Wheal Russell shares are supported at yesterday's improve ment, being quoted 9. The principal transactions have been in sneers in Providence, Wheal Margaret, East Basset, Roaewalae, West Satan, and Wheal Clifford mines. Foreign mining shares present no alteration. Port Philip Mines are marked 10s. The following telegram was received at the office of East Wheal Russell on Taeeday, at 25 minutes put 4 p.m., from Capt. James Richards, the ma naging agent :—" The 50 (query 88 !I mist, worth 3 tons, or 301. per fathom." At the half-yearly meeting of the Cobre Mining Association, held yesterday, the directors' report recommended a dividend of 21. per share. The re port was adopted. At a roaming of adventurers in Tinaroft Mine, held on Monday, a dividend of sa. per share was declared. Au extraordinary meeting of the Cornwall Great Con solidated Lead sad Copper *sing Company Is Wiwi for the 10th of August, "to consider the company's position, end to pass a resolution to wind up its affairs or to transfer its interest to a new company." Vice-Chaacellor ILlattereley proposes on the 4th of August to make a call of Us. 6d.per share on the ccntrlbuto des of the Wrysgan Slate end Stab Quarrying Company. 64. lan I Usift• .1,1/31. I 1.4 . 4 1 .. ,, 10 Aura sli W %W i 3" e ullae Adis& 11 .. O I , A mni avid dee 11.1 !.34 y4lk Aileeti. dial.. kl WWI INCLOW•Wrgrort.... .... 10 [Brit. Aleeticea WA 49 ▪ , 1161..tielelaLsiTeLA bp 10 De. 11.1 9. ad lalla eO ✓1 0.0 .......... ...... 11 190 Oerele . 1 1 14 094 19 CleaseialliT9lllo 111, 64. 01&11Adaseider4 Mai a DA Pgilmieel.. ID 100.400 0 91,490 (I rPrielnui.... N . 44 111.11 - DL:r a ffE 00,169 II air.% ma WA 40. 44 i 11 14 0,010 1 S zi ll:P m e do lot 64. he 1 09,414 gflaarirat NAM 11 Tel di lb% = rl Tl Lilliam • .4 1 I Do,• trw lie IVO 191441.1AJA UN a De. es. B lull a DA 40 .• 11. 494,019 s w o° l l 11 =. 2 7" D Fo l "le If ew I algal Ma ri17117 - .... 144940 64. Am lamas 111/ it a. al." Te l Alt: S KM id Tea• T/Aralee Y. 304001. I ASHBURTON. The romrsittee re-samtubled this mornlog at half-pest 11. Jobe Barrett. the fly proprietor, wee recalled mud ens. esierel by Mr. elute. Tits bill produced was smaller than the ewe weds eat for him by Pesemore and sent in to Kr. Counter. Thaw& it was all the same whether he or Kr. Taw ordered the dye Kr. Counter did ant admit Me, sod when the WU eat delivered to hint. • feet &ye ease the ekmion, Kr. Ciente, mat over his beet% and sok mares on it. Could sot trod himself, aid got the bills wade oat for him. The ra n who leek than oat yes as the Ober side, end did not t 41 him whore the owl IMO 10. The orders for the fly. were geoway Siva Kr. Tarr or Caunter. lir. sage Fryer, solicitor of M a ster, stated that he ad vamped lisaman a obsess for M. on the 16th July for which be Jove his a Vol of e,le. by Mr. Clarke . ---1 setyl for Seeman when he wan indleted fo; plenary, end when he Lnwght hie ection =enclose proereatke. [TM easesination wee wending when oar report left.] HUDDZROWIRLD. The =teat cnommiTte . in lato tb• petition of Mr. Haigh, end Mr. Lreellre, of larreelkw R.ii, *grad the return of Mr. E. A. Lftrosa. ea „the gronad of hiking, undue inflames, ke n bid their Ind Me day. Mr. H. Herter, enekusn, Col. Mr. W.Cow per, Mr. W. Pastor, end Mr. J. Vince, fanned the eta- Irreg. Marra. Blade, QC, Picketing, end Menlo, append en behalf of the petitioner* ; fee the slung manner, Mr. Ph ir. Made, in opening the raw, rid the nomitation took ol eos as 29th of Apia, rod the poll on the 30th. Mr. wee @elicited to wen forward it the lest menses lig • masa who ear• Pitms:ucedio Tm:t Wakefield wader the name ofJeffros, but whore real name, it mimed, w. r Noble, ...id whom Midway obtained for Mr. Loathe/a bit ant. Commit• .•moats woes open-I where his busing. was cured on, mid men went about with 601. notes of ths Beek of Elegem ~ flashing these to the electors' fame, and intimating tint plenty of lbws were flying about. [Left eitti•g.] AYLESBURY. The roiled committee appointed to 'uquire into the pen nons rompla , nies of the whir tetra of Messrs Wantwoath, &retard, and Smith, commenced their proczadltsers th 4 e roman. The committee conerted of Sir John Treßope (charruses), Mr. W. P. Adams, Sir C. Dogging, Cap Wu Gladstone, sad Lord Loovanis. The cruel for Mr. Wentworth were Mr. Power. Q C., Mr. Welaby. sad Mr. Co.; for Messrs Board and Smith, Mr. made, Mr. Clarks, and Mr. Grenville flossrest. Mr. Power to oration the oar for Mr. Wentworth rid it Wee asleep one of eci 4t , ity, the difference of the pp u ulll berg estrum The whole number of veins wee 1,093, and ao ewers wee the contest that of that nenther N inn impelled. Re would prove that same of the voters had pollti take over, rid that others heel be ut 'educed to vide for Mr. Went worth through • superabundant supply of champagne. The lensed coverers address was proceeding when our repast bit. DARTMOUTH. The Inqu'ry orenn;orTilliTarooroing. The elmraftter ceseitts of Mr. Lefroy (chairmen), Mr. M. T. Smith, end Mt. FL Stephenme. Mr. lhiA Q.C., sad Serjeent Pigott were eon , el for tit likissar, Umbel Mt T. Herbert, H. 0.8. Mr. Wyatt, the meat for the sitting member, Informed the wart that the sit.:ng member (Mr. &Wiley) had dc gilded upon not defendleg his wet. The c , manttcr, rfter eonealtleg terabit., said that he trtnee I, defend the roc Mr. Wyatt explabird, in ans war to the oomniftt , e, that be did not admit the allegations of the peittrane. What wee dashed rat • tbat the firm of the committee sad the caper mi of the pr .:n r 'leeward ahoold be eared. When oar report left Mr. Blade wen addressing the coca mitt .. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. Means lie Leeds Justices of Appeal) -THR II 9701, &C., OF comnrs 9. Till ZA . 1.91 - FT WATII WOW COWPONY. The parties In this re v (sesellerd • few &ye slam to the Amon) baby sleeted to twos He bpi grebes of wa ste reties of the debodenee est et perliemmat Wel by • e net of by, en seder es made that the plektiNs, Ltheset =lirwere to hued • dreft aseinntios, to be amid la the : floe Orkndsote on or before the 10th of October east, sod that the owe should then be intetained to that iordahlps on the trot day *by, satenl4 tate maim is No vember eau. Mr. O. M. Griaral, Q.O rag Irimarldi sprimed tir pl. , 111.; rad Mr. Wilke& Q.O , Yr. Clarks (ef far tiamerrlaw kr) fur tar daradtste. INSOLVENT DHSTORS COURT. IX 11 L. 7. 111AVIN.-111111 •1 The wiel•me, deszibed so • baskae• cesti,appaid ;a; Proretio Ast. lir,ielrlsiirs, s lei ier is the Stroud, erred, r ere ehe oteMary ed re "greet :rd.. s s Iran verelisied that the Iwiwt bed tees earimamhthea itWt e:th maim per, sad mrTiad tlisi is wet mot s roe ter peorsisa. Mr. Ommessimer Msephy hoarded Ms Nimble, sad food a auger of bill am mama set birth fa the doormat. _ _ It anneal time baste had bent peal a pert at the pe ;:llll.:diwelta:ldeti to "i take ir eZa a gr ° 0 1 tro d ire: vest's ea= rid ite th en is.ittovel eke coon. Imre belted petitioned to get rid of them eq. ls rower to the eentS . . . _ . . Tin isisissil said lie bed bs dark to tits Joist &xt M " Beak sag esessresss at Is In Gahm MO hem 2: 111M1116 is sive 's el. atlas. Ho w is soar oat al arlsy. 1 0.11 ".1 is Ns ems of Ist ovi:ass MI. cm " sesseessedssicis p.m." Tbs I seivast mid I. se— r rul bays se pond of CAUL He bad paid Eim `i• 'W.& of Ms way, sad 66 pss! ant.. . . . . . - . ieesnideeleved tiat It woe entirely Men The Insolvent bog blew sized up side other clubs in these bill wore cep, !ad be retied be bed 'Newsy:a kW. laisivent—l wish 1 bad never awn you. His Hoses• said it no a rasa of Lille end sot one for pro/eattos. ?bc•s. ere adjourn/ d sine die end *tie proton 'an rasa. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-BOUM. 1011111/AT AT A LODOINO-NODE. gawp Cora was slag* w.ux stealing n cogt, Wessem, twe Imaillierahhts, sad • silver watch, tits properly a Erma; __ Iboret Welber seid—l lodge et No.l, Betelph-gene, and the pe maw kdges In the ones ediseeat. Yesterday mora le( be webs "mom is b'e MOWN sad till roe it was eight Vela*, it big cooky seem I got tip and started off in a harry, lasting all my olefins in to. room, When I returned I missed my ttings. I lour dlar tly Keys information to the police, eta *leo • devcripttoe of the things I had lost. Munster, a pollee-met it* eaid—From info, loathe I re ceived I went to botolph-la st, end vetted there until I saw 1 the planter ean ••• ht me. I mega to him. eel told bun them bed b s • robbery h the bowie where he lodged. He mid he hid mottoes to do with It, end wee quite tanocenr. I ado I ha where he bad beta el day, and he eeid he bad been at work. I thee Inked him if he would trke me tithe glare, sod be said he weed willingly do so. Wbra we strived at the place, lutes I wee knocking at the door, he ran away, and I tee after hint. When I caught Mao be begets to cry, and m'd if I would not lack him op he -mild tell the whole truth. I told his I wild not prowl. ohm. He however took me book to the place wham be sold he bad be a et work, sad I found all the stolen tbtotte npstsirs. Oa the way to the station, he cold 'ha was kits Best offence, rod be bad ben tempted to do it by two young men. The prisoner, who said nothing, wee come bind for ta'al. MARLBOROUGH-NM/MT. DARING ISTIELT 10 88888 . Michael Collins, John JoAmon, end William Smith, three determined•li.alrgis felling, wont:barged before Mr. Beam, with eveaulting and dealing a pates c ire tieing some silver from the pertain of ]Mrs. Mori Ann Slade, an elderly 1.4 y, 'exile, at Acton. /diddled% The presecut. a, who ie dry Jae ea, meld that on the preen= eitt.tann ohs was piens a •long Oxford-wren, lobes tie pr:r met Jahaeon peen 1 ego aa• her with greet delver-, which act wee rei ated by the others, catalog her seedy to fall t • the kroued, end at the elms moment she raised bar parse cost 'n n 8 some silver. The puree pro. dared wee the tease _ Abel Matins, 306 A, said be row the priemer, who was male, at the top of hie aped, fe'l in the road is clear geese. of °omits( is cnilielm with en omnibus. He went to hie amtimasta, %Mahlon it wee an amides', mil offir-d to mast him to • pump to claims hirosetf from the mud, who M very gratefully declined his otter, *Wag he did set want " trouble bits," end he wee about leaving him when a p rum mum upesd 8.1 be vim coos eked is a robber/ end wee weeping. TM whole of the Wieners were awn taken into melody. Cording, 128 C, valued tbs purse found fa the axes of 414, Oxford-west. SHARE L152.1-THIB DA). Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is fiat, in aympathy with Corsols. South Eastern and Lan cashire and Yorkshire stocks have declined per rent., and most of the other leading &scrip- Cons about t per cent. London and North We stern etcek in now quoted 94! to 95, being comparatively steady ; Midland, 1041 to t ; Lan e'-hire rnd Yorl - shire, 95 to I ; South Eastern, 721 t 73 ; Celcdonien, 831 to ; Great Western, 691 to #; Efltni Counties, 681 to 69; Berwick, 92! to 931; York sod North Midland, 76 t t; North Biitish, 671 t 3 ; rid London end Booth Wystei n, 941 to 96. Lombardc-Venetian Railway shares are dull, but scarcely lower. The original issue is quoted 21 to 24 prem., and the new, 2 to 2* prem. Great Western of Canada Ames remain fiat. The Ind'an Files r-e quiet. The fortnightly settlement has commenoed. ORDINARY SMARMS LSD WYOO IY6••Ta. 7 .‘10. .d..~.~a,.,:~ ~~ O. • I p.a. la ' NA Ip • sIreTrAW s rells 1111= 1: k s e .wise war& sod Wide .... I r bi r.A r r I Wess 01•11.. t 5 ... VI De Zig nilr — ll= . Ai KUL Ila I Mobil PA Illmoglo ... ri =li a si serraimlSMlZ. : , isip ."6 ftioa. 2"" IrairliTE. IS y 11 1. L SOS It DL .. tz . ... "le.: 441 P. Tart ....:..... AO Ills* J 3 11:117W:Ir k Al lets laseerdplein - I r.. Ijovial WW4ma ..,...... izaj i l 'ere..ll Weigill. -.....---.. 11 I 1 16"P = k . reMrsidAA;iiiilii *is I a pllmenso. Am& ---. IN =Ter s ralliiill; 11 .4 1 = . llagr i ll.. Pi um r 4 IPni re TIISN gramii titre. W . GinWr6 Vati WWI Ig: ft"' OM "-AR iIJ ' - 1 - 4 -- --1 ‘2.,..r...,.......,:: °l:42 Wie ...... • • 110IBMs Val* . alma saraVi:. Jamais ialw Ihanoril °NI " !Ma Ike} t. Modem lima are Moo .....::::. i l Zi .111fi I ra. at at howl at floadoro FL 14 per ow* Rohe Wawa &S. W. ol Pomo Wows of Armin Illobodos (arm ISM 111 Tie 72 Hi 01 fi 5 FAA 43 43 II it 13 111 13 le 2 Di 2 101 latal al la 'U tot 14 be N en 90 U 11 I 7 p Of MI 1 _ .§ NI SS 1 ft rit If 541 176 Ss IS 11 i ii a a 34 I 171 tll A Ina. iti 4 , 4. Et i la I 1 6 IRO ILI 211 II TS 43 IT 6 I 43 44 II II tsi qt :: rs il u e se i i is F N i I I 1 ' FAT,. ii ei — di i 1 I. 241."' Fs si se r. . 21 Pa i S a i SO St II is in In er II II li. Si Si St 91 Idi 101 15 d 15t 11 15 11 JOINT INN= AIJNIAL 1 ii IS lAM =MI. ime./isaa Il ~rurr ,Ilil c ifZei a i = I S fit •. AT Ia s ::, :. ! mibi Amosleallikato4Cl6a6 Web 611 eb , Oa 0666. of Cards - SAO , I, tt/ Wades awe so ftrissast=t SW' 90 G. riot *PM XI lon.ClLaraisi A. **Oh II i rot. sad Ormiu MOM Ito .1.69a0s Jew art L 0 Pre• ea W . 4= •••) Iv Da No.— .... —.. C II ItittO.s. 11641 Irk 10 INwe Goads Wale-- 3 ! Origami LW Om.— Ociumen Wool_ —. to ISO ; Prwrlselal el WNW Ur. , Dot Nes .., .... II 34 11,996 Lowasllnt...... 1 Ds. Y. . , 46.064 16 Moos ..: A . .Alir 6 Itom 69 , Veige tot Wean -- =I 1 12 I Vit'ult=itt-9.4.9.6t OOWSILL *0 vallialgrr ••••• 1 Vs I 1 It 1, Is so LI I. ;4 it IS A ai si 17i ISi 71 TS 1 i I . - It. as' COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The attendance was smrl l , and the Mae firm but quiet. Priem of meet articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain wee senalL The imports of foreign grain into London sines lad Monday wets reported this morning es fair of flour, large el wheat and vary large of oats, and small of barley. WHEAT.-Eriglimb, steady, at last Monday's advance. Foreign held at last Monday's rates. English white, 40a. to 46e. ; rad, 3.53. to 43e. per qr.; Dantaric and Konigsberg, 443. to Ms. per 494113. Rostock, 60e. to 624.; other Baltic ports, 4N. to 60s. French. 40s. to 60e. FLotat arm but quiet at last Monday's priori. Town, 36a. to 483.; Norfolk, Ws. to 295. per 28016.; French, 30s. to 32a. per 28016. ; Amer., U.8.-per horrid. SABLES slow sale at about last Monday's rates. English. 32e. to 42.. per qr.; Baltic, 28e. to 88*. ; other aorta 274. to 32.. pee quarter. Oats sold slowly at about last Monday's Was, tending downwards. British, 245. to 324. per quarter; Russian, 21a. ed. to 235. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 22.. to 284. per queer. BAINA-Englialt end Egyptian unaltered at last Mon day's prices. English tick, 365. to 424.; harrow, 42a. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 335. per qr. Puts quiet at last Monday's Wee. Englieh boilers, 48s. to 60e. ; hog and grey, 383. to 425. ; (midge, whits, 48a. FLOATING CARGOTA.SiIIOO ISM Friday 40 grata-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, via., 16 wheat, 16 malt , . 3 rya, 2 bran 2 millet seed, 2 barley. The latest sales not reported before were, wheat, Bandomirca, 425. ed. per 4921ta. ; wheat, Wawa Ghirka, 41s. 65. per 48010 a. ; matey. Oleess, 28s. 6d. per 49211 n. ; maize, Wanks, 26.. pre 4601 be ; barley, 05ena, 22e. per 40016 e. A oargo of Odessa mere fetched 2.95. pre 4921 be., and another, damaged, 28e. 85. per 4921ba.-all anived osmosis, C. 8.1. 411. vaLil INTO LONDON TROY JULY 36 TO JUL! St. linailnatiosnees. i* lawn. e ll- *** • 1633 •• • .... I 1103 311113 irnrb Nan . . am: raft= Iles. - menses. loo MINCING-LAN] DAY.) Suomi —The smell public SSW to-day did notiltre flea quotations; the ma•ket continues heavy. Refined dull. Corraz.—Th'e article hat a steady appearance. Costa Rica neer crop sold, middling, 66e. to 734.; good. 754. ; plan tation Ceylon, 665. t) 75e.; native Capket, common, 50e. to 60s. 6d. TEL cont'uuss rely firm, and pf.ces are fully supported. Corrox.-400 boles sold; Tinnevelly, 68a. 'LICIT—TO'. withal is Waive. BOLTPlTlll.—Rafreetlom 9 sold at 395. Rem.—Quotations are unaltered, but the demand continues TO I I.iniuo. Is other articles no roatalid alteration. TALLOW M A IitICRT.—(TILLB DAT.) The market to steady. Quotations are as fellows . Town Tallow, 600. 6J. net ash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 63,.. 9J.; July. 63e. 6d.; August to Septem ber, t4g. 3d.: °goober to December, 54e. 9d. to 665. ; ditto sewer 17, Me. 3.1. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Keene. Patteades end Smith report the market dull. Duty, 940,0001. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (DT ELECTRIC TELSORAPILL) GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) COWDRAY STAKES. Six fur/mugs. Now Brighton, Fusee. Knayton, Open Dauer, Skittles, and Sy.' iga are hem. GOODWOOD DERBY. Ow roils and • bolt. Tomboy, Menatllrise, Chap.lter, Promoted Laud, Hal eKirlOties, Lard of Manor, St. Clarence, Prim Leaf, and Vigo are tore. GOODWOOD STAKES. Two miles and a helf. Leamington Lifeboat. Blue Jacket, MeaMK, Madame Cbantiiy, Ta ms Dear, Miss Catb, Pensioner, Compromise, Sark. , , °mutest:, Queenstown, Wortester, Orr - et Secret, Ethiopian, Torher, Osspaid, MoiNes. Queen Bess, Hells, Commodore, Wtiodbuin, and Production are here. • PAID FORFLIT.—Fripbr, Borgomawer, GA'l,lO, MinAter, liarloAtJAC Cymru., Vanity , Scribbler, Lora Nelson, Mountain Not, Ilintiosar, rad CincitirstL 60f. HANDICAP PLATR. Hills stile. New Brighton, Blackthorn. Infanta, Chews'', Lady Peel, Entiell, Nurtield, Lady Bird, Syringe, Maradan, Dana, Agra, Cynthia, Plainper, Concertina a, Polly Jolutarn, Final* Pealty, Besiion. Antonia, fusser, Brrntulds, Fravold, Grand Swot, Beatrice, Pandora, QUCeI Chariove, Lady Bglioton, sad Syringe are here. DRAWING ROOM STAKES. Nu'gall, P;;,acitofOrTar,LCiiii Mau r, Indifference, Olympias, lloseft Charlotte, Vigo, Sir Hermlea. Commodore, sad Cynricas are hero. . . OTHER ARILIVALS—WhittWILIi, Buccaneer, Kestrel, aid Boutluasoptua. LATEST BETTING. 4 to 1 .pt I.lMoat (I) 6to 1 gases Bee.s (t) 6 to 1 Blot Jacket (t) 100 to 8 Osapald (t) 101 to 6 Worcester (t) VOLUNTEER RIME AND ARTILLERY COur.—ln unity f the mall tows' end villages Devonet aro ite s reads otellinor to raim 'dimmer curie. At Woodbury, • milage not far from Exmouth, an ertilkry Ong being formed. At Lytopetone • pear owe , ion was !set west, at which it was resolved to retie a rifle carps. At Exmouth • m o rns; wu held, whit* was preetded over by Mr. N. H. Pete-s. a county magistrate. It wee resolved to repeat the Lord-Lieutenant of the rouety (Esti Fortrecue) to take moulted to converse • meaty meting for the purpose of ettemphrolng the Extent itto.S ntth Devon Volunteer Rifle Colo. It wat stated at the wiettot; that forty menbars bed enrolled tbetn•elvs at Exmouth. A Exotic members &miaow to oval tbiosoolm. but It to hoped that • mach loner number spilehly join. '4 I