The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) EQUITY COURT. (Before V ieo-C11•110111101 WOOL) OY X r. ()ROMANI. Mr. Molt (with whom were Mr. Gifford aid Me. Martin dal,;:resewed this rooming too motion that this CMS ekuald Le beard co the :7th inert., and th.it in the niesswhik a suns should be paid into court by the plwnt 4, to corer what the coast might, °a eoneldering the whole question of salary on the one side and denim., on the other, think payable to Fig. Grecian' is respect of salary trier to the time oboe ha offered to sing for the pki tiff. That the salary whi• h would have been payable to Grecotai ought sot to le paid to lout in full was clear, for that gewleceen Wanly recriatly offered to ping for Gye. II was equally clear that damages were psyst,le, foe Gys had brew pat to the espease of 200/. a isionth in order to psy M. De tlarlul. If the salary which would have been payable to Grazisal Were peid ban court, then that oen• demon would be placed is • ado peattlow, whilnt the whole question so to what ought to be paid kin would be in the blade of the court ea Me besestag. At liersed Wl:lasers obamvatione a long coevereation between Mr. Itolt aad Mr. Daniel took place, the ufehot ~f which was that the following arrangement was come to by °alarm : . . No order on the maim Nodes of motion for decree to be givnt by plaintiff for the 27th 'natant. Witnesses on Leib sides to be mialasd Ira open mum COURT OF QUEEVE BENCH. Siltraps la Beaco.—(l3ekee Lord Campbell, Mr. Justice Wighuitaa, Mr. Justice Kris, sad Mr. Justice Crompton.) 150. tr. PIAItAT.-1.11411- Mr. Field moved for ands, callous upon the defendant, the editor of the Raiford and Battetlarr ?auto, to show 0n... why • criminal information should not be dkd widest him for • libel, published in his piper of the 21st of last month, is Mr. Jobe Mee end Mr. William Bedby Wars, two of the borough magistrates. The cinemas's:et wade, which the applicstiou was mode was these : —Oa the 13th of Ise month ea intemation wee laid before the *MHO ageism a Mr. F. Taylor, the keeper of the Anchor lan, Rot ford, fir keeping his house open alter 12 o'clock on Babseday sight. The charge was supported by • policemen gamed Walker, who depoesd that et a quitter to am he found driaking Is the home, that they lad glasses rbr e re than, and that they had offered hint drink. Os the other hand, Taylor sad eaters! others contended that the parties In question was lodgers, and that no drink had his. supplied after 12 o'clock. However, ore crose-esansi satlaa, they admitted that some of them was not lodgers, Oa that the megistretes came to the conclusion that drink had bets supplied after 12 &dock. The circumstances Ming week, two days wabsequestly the followiag notice appeared is the Ret or, Gawk ANOTHER LROLLUND Roeessy.—On Monday set Mr. Froderok Taylor, el the Author lnu, Retford, was charged by pobes-constable Walker with keeping his home opts for the sale of base and liquors attar mid sight os the Saturday weesisig previous. Welker has became naterlem es the anemy of the publicises, and would sea be segissi Er mars importaat dutiee in ceder to pleader dins. Walker swore that ale sad liquors we bevy setpraled after reideight, whilst two mbar ma 'Woke rid her lodgers la the boom swore directly to the oostrary. If polimoutistable Walker bad meted the Anchor eleadeetinely, goo. upstairs and robbed Mr. Taylor's &srer of 21. and got roar off we could statist have forgiven hoe ; but when he covertly gets sa uaolhading perms filed is that amount is a dirty, underhanded, dis reputable mwer, and reectioned by two magistrates, we seemly know which to blame the most—the tool, or the authorities who 'sable dist tool to do so with impunity, Talk about the geodannes is Fresco is the days of lieu% why Rmked is worse then Francs was than She mails is cloth* sad ping • force In order that attain potties say be allowed to plunder the ialiabitaets with Impunity. Wby don't the Innkeepers of &Word rambler sad brMg sawed those monstrous decisions before the Court at Qesea's Basch t From what we hopped to know of that tribunal, they would be quashed Ina cuou,eat. (Leantime) They are so contrary to mann and coalmen Renee, so manifestly enjoin and manseonable, that we hope our notice of this dirty tramactioa may have its desired big. Justice Wlerlitina—Wbat is the corruption or impreper notice complained el? Mo. Field—The amide ho that the magistrates mac • based a conviction obtained tithe pike in a dirty manner. Lord Campbell—lt seems to be nether an imputation *pm the Witlllollllllo them theinetiote; ft dem sat Impute corruption to the roagistrates, and, the wire, the court ought not to intarkm. Rule refired acciardingly. 811ERIPFS' COURT. (Mara Mr. L'aisr.Bharld Barnhill and • Common Jury.) PROCLAMATIONS Of OUTLAWRY. At the sitti44lo;;;;;hie.liete "... p,&senior officer, made pri 'demon le of outteary in the following cease : George Brook, at the soil of the Oriental Bank Carporatios; Thomas Caine Kerr (Hoeg. at the mit of Robert Cook; William Augusta' Sadler Pemberton, at the snit of Robert Cook , Reboot Potter Croft, at the snit of Hairy Holmes ; Thomas Bishop& at the suit of Arthur Plower ; David Mee toeshlin, at the salt of Alfred Mayhew ; Jdian Bernard, at the suit of Walter 141111411M,11; James Tardy, at the suit of Joseph Belf ; Edward Kent Steels's* Bader, at the suit of George Bookie n and another; the Hon. John Cad wallader Erkiee, at the out of the Oriental Beak Corpora tion, William Merrywesther, at the snit of Heasah A. 8. Carberry; and Montego Merryweether Tauter, at the nit of the same. Tie next matey wart day was appoiatsd foe tiks 7t6 ACTIONS IN TBe 111:PICIIVOR COVIITS. Then were obi) two oases is the hat for well meows. le the ant We the plstatllT, who was Ms one advocate, obtained a verde t for M. for clothes and wavy. as saksd for his met.. l',-der•Sherifi Burch,ll arid he would bare the costs, Uhe was entitled W thew, by orler of a judge, when they were wed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. PIX.C6TP. Aim 84/firsie, ift, ' lree •— rii;;;el Police-constable SS said about an hour ego be saw the primps. in Igedeehallutreet, in calvary with mother led, followieg sad trying the pockets of several gentlemen. He wetchrd him and taw him draw • handkerchief out of the prosecutor's po.let. Hie coutpaern then ran off, and winters Neared the primate who, when told with what he was charged with, polled the handkerchief from hie pocket, and off,rcd it back to the prosecutor, saying he had picked it so. He was, however, taken to the stenos. Prootentor said whew he came up alter beire told of his loss, the primmer took the handkerchief fr hie pocket and (Sired it to him, toying rme biy lied taken it out of pra nk-Meet/ pocket sad dropi,,l it, and Le (the primate) picked it up. Alderman Rose (who sat for the Lewd Mayor)—What have you to my. prisoner Prieesier—l wee rum horse to Bermondsey, where I Ilya, end met as 1 got Yaw Loam:Mal-street, some boy took the hasdkercher out of tlite 'rem r111116P•12 . • pnitet, and ticoarde pi, tel it op has batty one Mee ectuld be done. Aid roam Rom—la he knows here at all? (polar):kieL,7l;;;: i;;;; ‘ ssictsl times bo ra, I'riamer-0 that's • crammer. 1 Icts weer Ws store is m• He. alKht (e pnlies Alms) 111 bas teens pidrpoekel kr the live jests. thlo the pneonee etently denied; bat the wertliy Mar nun. ' , h.. did sot behove bit., met him to prism for dim swift*. MARLBOROUGH-STRIZT. 4 ruvIIMNIII) Tiitro.,-rokTrm4ll INCA. .h Walk,r, • well-kasata did, we charred grub stealing • alrer watch of the valve d AL, the perm of William Katie. • ship eterreed, at the Benet Ewe., Charieratrert, Mettllerra Ifeepetal. My. appeared far the weather. lt 111. am Mattis, the enemata, who said he wee at pre met ~sung at 25, Naareu Wrest, Noddies= liatigke im ail Its' as the enamour ni,rat be wet at tbe 'bra the pewees aad an , ...lwr Areal* sakall e Vis mot th• - lo and be del en, sad at talklea te lb be Word h watch Item Ilia arnieleust pocket, wile\ wee ash lain it ea.,..-.1 the bowie. Tie watch predated wee Os ma" cal worth ab.ut 6L . _ brattier of the prassisolar, se asagisass, said ra r .ir to as boom la quostios ha maw dr parser sod IL.. -.tor female rut nff in tarsal dirasdass. No pouched t.o.to•r, and on to ties Iry *fill lb. rotatterr shs palled lb. ootrtt trues bet bow. sal bridal me to hin t _ _ - Lew* said ohs wadi Vaal ratty, aad asked Mt. Lattaaa t appose .4 the ems. Isefweof Patera. of I &Aida', said the primmer was a troll.lsows , hl(4, sad taws was sa :er inofart t ors* in tau Gc• As ughcof u! • tw• r Apt so.l ah.• b 1, bi Ininved, Insu nef.42t Nr. 1....4 anis argot t%o aa`iet•ate to deal with t►e ewe, but lb. dagisaao fraeaaaaw maid hie .I Roiled oa Wednesday text lee Hobert Toss. Mr. ffiaifom Nil to do toot good he woad ran a hale r•W o add at oar* adoultied Iwo for wt meallea TDB LONDON CUSILITT CEOLDRIS tT BT. PACCt. DAN.)—Tlio monis( the dwelt, raddres bAsagisof 14. the amelaisdissa away Balboa* is Loa, los sad as saassis uses la prol000 , o• as St Pasts Cathedral, .bleb ass inassadkoslT Sled up ke Wee resspose, du seats wastaases away by a alight ..asst from the apse wet &ad the ass, is the v duo.. The vaarso balks of elladrta I .'n amid by obs elessy, .h• charthasedwas, sad otter rs teas w votori obey rrs,aSOS•IT !Wow& ds•st.... as aft,srarda a mines, 04droo old away M the r tiol•ts srs. lass,-de Iby Dr. Montages ‘ . .. 10 ga 9. 4 0, • I Cololo, +lto was bioarly a nom ol It. Pinto Cattails/ TILE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1859. SHARE L 1528.-71118 VA). Two o'CLoos. The railway share market was favourably affected this morning by the reduction in the Bank rate of discount, but the improvement was restrained by the paucity of business. Midland, Caledonian, and York and North Midland stocks are quoted about per cent. better than they closed yes terday. The other leading descriptions pre sent little alteration. London and North Western stock is now quoted 881 to 89; Greet Western, 631 to f; Midland, 971 to 98; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 to 88; Caledonian, 78 to 1; South Eastern, 191 to per share; Eastern Coun ties, 641 to 1 ; Berwick, 881 to I; York and North Midland, 70/ to 711; North British, 631 to ; and London and South Western, 88 to 89. The market, as we write, is very quiet. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather firmer than they closed yesterda the Old shares being quoted 11 to 11 dia., and t he New, 2 to die. The Indian shares remain firm, with a fair inquiry. Clmr — T — E4l . @Void pp.& DIM. talbjabse. Ina 14% . 444/44/4. A. 4 p. e II 4 4.• . I IL 04■4114.14,14.141 , Dix S 44. te • p. Clot .fteerru Uske. 4 rat Oa& !M. lesasalts. II pa Owl Sask. Es y.. , 6 r. flat OrtaAr r erib l in, II 4,1= ll* I 441 4. MUD. alma I/4 44 44 , Cis& twaset . tl talc : et. WeriasTtlisag i. ft G ram. 414..1. 1 re , 4 . 44 ,6 1 . 4 4 1 ;4 .. i ipuwoc 1.14t.41444 014414 r Tref. 11141144, a r. 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Md /toot ft elm& 1tar1.u0.,1.1.4 1 3 1 3 16 6 16 LSI par i en 3 i .- -. die 17 1 7:miL ialwat oodiut gbi " 1"15:44r: rd. pi 4 ar4.-74;;Zi7:: Us. NahssltreekiSl .. 1 lEM i ts 1 1 1=1 "4 144 31.11noreal. MC AisSalsess Messlsitsll6o.4 I. ha e ds B BATst LEWIS N Pr e" U am ea a her ira: ti U. Am ammo Asislas Led 14 T Dar._ C V II If l I. I =M Mr I It pm I II II _` 1 I I I I 0 rer 11 II 10 12 pot 11 11 0 .3 du fi 1121 LIS 1 1 ir MONEY MAIL E7.-THIS DAY. REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CtocK. An alteration in the Bank rate of discount was not generally looked for to-day, but the directors have this morning announced a reduction from 3} to 3 per cent. The funds, which had opened with firmness, were at once favourably influenced by the announce ment, combined with news of the entry of the allied sovereigns into Milan. Consols (for the ac count) sprang up at once from 93i " sellers" to 93i to I. A fresh advance has since taken place, and the price is now quoted to per cent, higher than at the close of business yesterday. At the official opening of the Paris Bonne this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 62fr. 15c. ex div. for the account, showing a further fall of per cert. com pared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 to 931 for money, and 931 to 931 for the Bth of July. The present quotations are 931 to 94 for money, and 934 to 1 for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2211; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 921 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to 4; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 774 to 781 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of list year, at 944 ; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 931; and Exchequer Bills at 229. to 25a. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet but firm. Spanish, Mexican, Russian, and Turkish stocks are inquired for, and show an upward tendency. The old Turkish Six per Cent,. are now quoted 69 to 70, and the new loan, 574 to 681. Sales are recorded u follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 90, ex div.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 96 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 171, 18; New Granada Active Bonds, 161 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 411; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 294, 29; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 70; ditto, for account, 694; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 681 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols show no important change since two o'clock, being quoted 93t to i, both for money and the account. In the discount market yesterday the demand was moderate, at 21 to 21 per cent. for the best bills. Little business was done at the Bank. Gold continues to be taken to the Bank, the amount yesterday being 15,0001., making an ascer tained total of 160,0001. since the date of the last return. A further sum of 60,000/. ex the Persia, from New York, came to hand yesterday, and was bought for exportation, besides a portion of the 60,0001. in Russian gold which arrived on Tuesday. The outward Brazil steamer, the Avon, will take 12,8481. in specie, nearly all silver. The shipments of silver by the Bombay steamer of the 12th inst. are expected to be limited, remittances on account of the government having ceased. At Calcutta and Hong Bong little alteration ap pears to have taken place in the exchanges, whilst at Shanghai the movement is still unfavourable. The corn market yesterday was very dull, at Mon day's prices. Of the members of the Stock Exchange who re cently failed (about 70 in number) only eight or ten have u yet been re-admitted, half of whom have paid their creditors in full. A petition in bankruptcy was presented yesterday against John Lockhart Morton, by the London Dis count Company. At the meeting of the African Steam Company held yesterday a dividend of 7e. per share was de clared, pursuant to the recommendation contained in the directors' report. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares :—Allisaor, British sad Foreign, 17; ditto Marine, 69 ; Globe, 101 ; Marius, 1031; Rock Lite, 81. Waterworks .—Chelsrs, 121; ditto Maur Guarazased, 241 ; Southwark and Vatuball,_lol . ; Wets Midair's:, 110. cis.: l Zine . l eeTtir;l7loFimi;erTal,li{ rirtt;: Neer, 26 ; ditto Dtbetturee, 210; Sauey Comm:nem 10i , United General, 19}. Castal:—Birm`neham, 911.91. Docks :—London, 80; Victoria, 931, 99, 99. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Kent Benefit Building Society, or Freehold Land Society, is to be proceeded with in the Court of Chancery on the 16th inst. With regard to the market for American railway securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite furnishes the foi -1 lowing report: The market for Amer:can eeettritin in London, during the . _ pus week, has been steady, bat without mach 11311111Ii011. Federal and Staten' Bonds are in fair request, as are alas Peon.ylvania Central and New York Central bends. The low price of Erie Third Mortrare buds has attracted buyer", and all offering from 56 to 58 have been taken. 11Mote Cu ter& shares have been freely bought, and have idyll:lc:4 from 46 to 44 demount. There is yin a demand for Free Land hoods, by parties who are plying up share* in full. Upon the leather market, Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell remark as follows : In oar circular of the 4th ult. we noticed the great &civily that had arisen in the leather end hide markets, consequent In a great degree on the commencement of the war m Italy, and the warlike preparations generally in the cosine of adop tion. The excitement Increased in the early part of the plot month, the stocks of some articles in the factors' hands were nearly exhausted, and • caueiderable deuce in prices was established. During the hat fortnight the demand has been lee. urgent, while the eupplie• have COMO forward mare freely ; but the transteimis have greatly exceeded the average of the mouth of May, and prices ere firm. The entices of this advance appear likely to continue to influence tho market. Already additionel orders era issued by our own government, while there are inquiries for shoes for foreign armies ; se that should the premise lamentable war continue, high prices ap pear inevitable. la case, however, of the alternative of peace, there Is no doubt that • temporary check would arias; but we might expect, as Clete does riot appear to be any surplus stock of leather, that a more satisfactory channel of coosuuip• tion would be found in the increeted developments of com merce. In raw goods the advance has outrun that which has taken place on leather, but as maw lacrosse of stook bar marred, and still greater addition' to it may be shortly ex pected, it is to be hoped that the relative prices of the raw and manufactured articles may shortly be less dispropor tionate. lloglieh Oak Bark :—The conclusion of the harvest generally enables us io state, in addition to the remarks in our circular of last month, that the quality is in !noel districts satisfactory. Higher rates than last year have been almost nnivseaelly paid in the country, but the price in Buda* le still a matter of contentien. We believe that mare then 214 per load has not yet Lien paid. The timber merchants have held meeting" in order to regulate their sale, of balk, which have been met by counter-meetings on the part of the tanner. who have resolved at an adj awned meeting bald te-clay not to exceed 211. per I Ad at pea gent. The position of the silk market is thus noticed in the circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Durant and Co. : We have good current badness in dlk, with some far 1 provement in prime, consumer', both home Nil foreign, re- plesiehing • their dame! exhausted stocks with comparatively little hesitation. In China silk the transaction , bare bees considerable, and the deliveries are retaining to something like their usual scale, with a rally of probably le. open the fermi palm in the early Imre of last month. Berg ii elk at present shares only to a limited extent in this stored sate of the market; still true butte.' is doing, and in the better daises upset slly we have a rely in prioee. The sccounts es to crop in Europe are unfavourable; it la yet early to know anything definite, but there is too much reason to fear it will be sureely equal to that of Nat year. The petiodical plastic sales are axed to 001:13Mell Mt on the 22nd inst. With reference to the freight market, the fort nightly circular of Mesas. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., has the following There is now more diversity is the state of etch trade, and one characteristic ceaaos to apply to the freight market as a whole ' as war recently the cue. The most sensitive busi ness is the Mediteusesan homewards—the between baakward end advanced ships being even tows de cided, and the most rece:t rates are highest. Outward cal freights an improving. Baltic coal freights are slacker. sod the homeward chartering (Crosatadt and Fciga ear dolly) is [adenoma& by arrivals Img deferred. C median reee teed upwards. East India q rotations are mach the same as let noted. In all likeitho4 as carriage will not war enandy chaps la say direakm. The Abeona has arrived ham China wilk 310,2001b5. of ha. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT Emmy= mumAYR.) CHELMSFORD.—THIS DAY. cvP STAINS. Cob*sew *"• " Tame Dew .. • • • . Wag of the Gipsies • • 6r.. MARICB HALL STAKES. by Masao& • . F by ewastabost • • QUEEN'S PLATB. Toormansat .. .. .. la4prise~ .. .. Anew 4 raii. BEVERLEY MEETING.-THIS DAY. PRODUCE STAKES. T.Y.C. Step*pasue, Job, Delman, Reno, Lady ?Teepees, Wilktngtea, Guide& Dream, Shoulder Knot, Slayer's Daughter, c by Cotedence , Incense c, and Predic'or are D EAST RIDING HANDICAP. One mils and a gaoler. Silly Barlow, R0110312i, Griffin, Lady M e, Mama. e, Snowdrop, Nosegay Slave °Bald.) Fairy, Primo Minister, A s ti lifte , F lask- In-Fan, and Attraetka are boss. GOLD CUP. Ons mile and • quarter. Dilkoosh, Charms, Lazy Lass, Donati, Corwold, Mahon, NI, manger, Blueskin, Snowdrop, Willie, °rink, Blase, Ode Fairy, eturlotts. Basilisk. Quist Lad, Oen. Earelock, Emerald, Flimh-la-Pas, Babbles, Attraction, and Fabius ars here. PARLIUMANTAILY REFORM COMMITTEL At a meeting of the above committee, Mr. James White le the chair, the committee haring taken into COO* aeration the present critical position of the reform question, Is connexion with the amendment now before the House of Ccentowto, expressing went of oonfldeace in her Majesty's malaietere, it wee moved by Mr. 8. Morley, seconded by Mr. Demean Wiens, axed resoleed, " That, in the opinion of thie committee, it is the doty of all real reformers to support the amendment; aay the committee treat that the liberal party will succeed in their effort to obtain a change of atinti aletretlem, in order to WON the early introduction of a WA mod rasl parliamentary reform." By order of the committee, EDWARD S. Pane, Secretary. 18. King-street, Cheapride, Jane 8. CONGJLITULATORY ADDRESS TO LORD BLOIN. A deputation, consisting of Mr. °region, M.P., e Mr. Crawford, M.P., Mr. Matheson, M.P., M e . tt ir a a t, rm 4 r. H. G. Gordon, Mr. Baum, Mr. gamete, Mr. Theme Mr. Hyde, and Mr. Seintabery, secret a ry o f the East India sad Chian Association, waited yesterday by appoiatment upon the Earl of Elgin, at his residence in Chattels-oam, arid presented a congratulatory address to his lordship. In his reply, Lord Elgin said The trestles recently concluded with China and Japan have in a great messurs removed the obstacles to intercourse between t hos e countries and tne world without, which the jealousy, exclusiveness, and apprehensions of their despotic governments had created. To the attainment of this end the efforts of diplomacy hove been directed with some oncosts • but its action extends no hither, it rests with our merch a nts and manufacturers ••••••••••."...c.• to complete the work by turning these new facilities to , account, and establishing mutually beneficial relations between Ragland and those countries, inhabited ma they are Ddpopulations naunerou., industriona and commercially eposed That they will engage in Ali., trek with the ir accustomed vigour and energy Ido not doubt. For my own pert, I have only to say that it is my sincere desire to COl2- t i nue to co-operate with you in the noble work of extending the Waxing& of commerce sod Christian civilisation to thee* remote and interesting regions of the earth. In the mean ' time I think that I beet discharge my duty to our =mos cause by recommending to those who are about to embark In commercial enterprises itt thee& cauntriea caution as reps& the extent of their operation!. sod & careful divrimination in the selection boil of the articl.s which they intend to sub mit to their new customers and of the agents who are to mascarae to cam them." COLLISION IN TEE CHANNEL. PLYMOUTH, WIDNISDAT EVINIIIII. The ship Southampton, Captain Anderson, from Lentos, with 200 possengere, ran into and ewak .he Noe , weirs schooner guintruel, Captain N. Anderra, yeeter day (Tuesday molars) o ff Suet Pert. The schooner belueged to Krageros, end bad • ens of brr and barley, from efuens for Leedom No lid bee Jib-royal end ,tif f topsail (dried, and wee ea the st't tech beating up Channel a smart terly kerns The weather wee very thick. 7= or p, which warder all terra, except lower mudding tails, came down before the wir, sad with her bowsprit carried away the othoorser's mafrmW , end rangi g n along the port side knocked in four or five planks 10 fest further aft. The captain sad crew scrambled on board the flouthamptere, which premierd en her voyage after despatch lag the Norwegians to this port, whore they are under the protection of their consul, W. F. Collier. The Cork Reports►, M many pawn may be wow to know what has became of the tads., publish.. • letter from Turin, which the Duke of Cabana* has written to • &Wad of his in Queenstown. Hs eye :—" Patric joined MO hero on the 161 h of last walk He is will. Our mutual Mend Monica is surgeon to • carpool voi•nbrti sad is Dry at Florence. Many of oar cootprices have snared Ike Soz. diniaa maim; Dorms. an apothoomy, Rio:i as captain, Poo. sad others as soldiers." PIINTIMV PENsiON BOclavv.—The anniversary llmeths! of this society was held at the London Tavern es Tesedav eftioing—the Right Has. the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot pretidlog, supported by about 100 Meads of the lewitatine. It appeared that the moiety was originally established in the year 1828, for the relief of platers is the &ells. of life, or their widows--Lord John Russell Wag the first chairman at a festival. Tea funded property Cl the society now =tonnes to 8,0701. Then are now sixty row geminates on the but, sad a meets! pension to the honour of Castes, the introducer of printing into England, requires about ISO/. to complete it, to secure which sum the Rev. J. M. B. Ilew has promised to give a public lecture as the life and chars( ter of Castel, which would dotiletlete prove &Werth,. The usual teaste were givrn on Tuerday *van* and duly responded to, the subseriptioan amounts( to shave 308/., exclusive of a like sum es a donation from the late Mr. Biggs, the proprietor of the Family 11,rald. Mr. Coating, one of the executors, who announcell the last donation, stated that Mr. Biggs had left aearly 50,00'11. in lager-lee to about 300 charities or Individitals—it appearing that he saver forgot one with whom he had at any dine beau acquainted. Amongst they donations are the 600/. btve I stated; 100/ to the Printers' Widow and Orphan Fued 1001. to the Printers' Almshouse Fund; 1001. to the 1.011.1011 Mechanics' Institution; 200/. to the Society for the Pre sentioft of Cruelty to Animals; 100/. to each of the following hospitals: Charing-cross, Westminster, Royal Free, Ring's College, London, and Consumptive; 100/. to the liinbeatlnstitution; 1001. to the Ooventrome . Institute; Het. to the Dressmakers' Society ; 1001. to the Female Ser vants' Homes; 1,000/, to an old felted who sedated him in the publiestioe of a work et Paris; and the residue of his property (attar paying the various legacies) to the Friable.' Almebeameft 111. property will, we are informed, bo sworn m under 70.000/. _ _ • THE WILL OF BARON DE GOLDSMID.—Tise will of tbe Ryan do Goldsmid, with suunerous codicils thereto, lee been brought Into her 31ersty's Court of Probate. The resort estate is scorn above a •tesillion," the highest savant in the scale of stamp duties. The will bears date the lith of hay. 1813. It coalmine a large provision for his widow, the Dances. de Goldernid, with the opdos of re. iWg et St. John's Lodge, sad having the see of the Wick, at Brighton, and liberal provisions for his daughter*. The Brighton sad Hampshire rods., with 300,0001. to he bred oat la other risme, gad the mansion of St. John's Ledge (ssbj.ct to the occupation thereof by the bazaars), are settled epos the elder we, the t baronet, sad his male is•ue; and the Soroerhill sad other Kest orates ere pettled open Mr. F. D. Goldsrd, the doceard's only e her s to, sad his male an. Among a variety of other legacies end provision. for gradchildren and other*, time le • boner of 1.000/. to be divided between his servant., sod leywies of 3,0001. to Calmwaity College, London, for mahttalaing professorships of Hebrew and Geology; 1,0001. le the Jews' Hospital, 1,0001. to the Jew.' Infant R Moil, sed zoom to the Sparse. in Mergsret-street. The two sans sod two brothers at the deased ere appointed @rea rm sad the two eons are mole nrirluary larder. The derneel woe largely leterest-d in Brazilian Stock end other Brigs fends, sad the teat orrery paper give to the sessantere • discretios rte.:Ain over a prr:od of 10 year. lbw the miaversios of roes pert. of his estate. YORKSHIRE UNION OF MFCIIANICS' INSTITUTES. —The noel ciederesos of delegates from the blatant*. is Or Yorkshire Union, trhieb will be held on W stay is Whiran-week, at Kothrrhals, premiere to to bereseese. The coeferesoe of delegates, whir will be ML Is the limeneen, will be presided over by Ms. SWAM Babe% M.P. Is the et 'moon the member end Merit trill dies bagetbor, with lb. Est of Rfilortmee is de doe sad • yobbo seestise wilt be bell in the evens' sear the peembleory of the Earl of Carlisle. Ammer theme who an 'erred is b• repeat on the occeploe are the Bail Fes lord lintesemt of the toasty ; the Earl of Rippe, Viscount Milton, the Very Rev. the Den of Chiclusitar, the Hee. sod Rat. W. }toward, Sir Jots William Ramadee, Bart, M.P.., Mr. Jame. Brown, M.P., Mr. E. A. Ursa., 11. r., the Mayor and Meter Cutler of Sheffield, the Mayor of Demme, &s. ORDINARY SHAM AND ITOOLL as lea. I Unman. t • • ankbn...lieljkaL.a&Ja. airs, Vrolv.hataaaalli almajaa ,a Clisa Jana Itnaol sad - Baia= ET& r . 06 i s „tr t yi auteuidaa. IMO Fas• •Iltd Lww 444 na e t t fteth,Dar 9rers ili e. w irsa ewn t • &took— orl ALM lard*. sad t . De. 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LIMO _ _ 1Z17.:7 MI tsar 4.1M0 41.10 G 6204' A(ln awl U. emir& I amok at Park et Ilett.Ool.Baak Drank N. AMMO .. . 'Tv r;rtro;d glals! Moo. of looks • Slionrotttot abl toi Le.o.Ch.Elnalg of mt. Loud. toodoo od ni6lo k Loo. sod Waive/Me Nat. Nov. of Ifogiatod Do. Now Nusc.a Not e &Oh Woo.— , (Motl Book Oar,— 'Otiomoo Bonk Proothelal of kind "EZ747,7 = &WI /Lemmas..- , Ds. Now I Odes et AMPalla Union et Leedom "warm rowlas MN. li i f 19.$ S it t I 3 I 44 441 ..1 7 1:1 104 ;I If as 13 1G 29 91 a e dim M ii ne $4 42 41 41 1 431 41. 64 611 111 Si ea 47 11 11 IS 17 f i i ll 117 II m 1 100 M N 10 it it N N 11 1 de 10=1111111.11ILWATI. - . 1 , 1 . ~.. an& I!".4rOPW. 3:70;;11; o 1 icIIIIIIIMCM. OPAL Is I halo& Dm*. ; Irks Sol MD • i l,l=o n t Ve l VI and &WS ...... ✓ De. Is oil lowa k Iff Do xi DWI Post Doill•of W !Dorm/roof hare I Do. M I JI irardedriegi tZ : : : V - ' - ..:r I /*hi prate 41 pi oat mim ✓ ▪ *Gam et Fame .„ a pm t• fer OM. PTA,- W vtais • .W. el Fare 4 ' Warms 44 *retie, W *bands • all Memo a /14•Pst. I picel. ahl I &Yr. et Firms pir :• I=ol=l%z De. New per eat.. lasentrAst sea vi Do. Woe: al . ✓. Yd Y as 4 16..4 Mel 'Mug WIWI maim& ' l .7=a . 2 crt tru.4 I pa i l. Si / irM.1(1144.41114 87 . - . . - 7 F flrtt• il a, sil: H i i gi r I It U SG 47 40 $4 II Ms r si 1 i [ 41 10/11116/11 0111.141LTIONS. = ma OM MI I IT i i 5 i is i a 5 5 ii 1s 1. it WIDNUDAT ZYISDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to fee the Bth of July, opened this morning rather lower, rose to 031 to 94, and had fallen at 4 o'clock to 93* to 1. The price for money touched 94 to 1. in the morning, and closed at 931 to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather firmer, at 931 to 1 for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931, 941, 94, 931; ditto, for account (Bth July), 931, 931, 94, 931, 931, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1,4, 934, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 928, 1,4, 1, 1; Thirty Yearn An nuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17 13-16 ; Bank Stock, 2191, 220 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 941. On Saturday—the day after that on which the transfer books are to be shut—Consols will be quoted ex dividend. _ _ _ Exchequer Bill were in demand to-day, and roes Is. to 25., closing at 20s. to gds. prem. India Bonds were also inquired for, and were dealt in at 7e. to Is. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted this afternoon 9.1 to 3 ; and the Four per Cent. Deben tures issued last year, 94 to 3, The foreign stock market was stronger in the morning than in the afternoon. Turkish stocks have declined nearly 1 per cent., the Old Loan, closing at 683 to 69, and the New at 57 to 88. ardinian stock was again in demand, and, after being marked 81 ex div., left off about 79 to 81. Mexican Bonds were dealt in as high as 18, and closed at 173 to j. There were inquiries for Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. In the market for bank shares to-day, London Joint Stock, Oriental, and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were inquired for, and rather dearer. London Discount shares have declined. Canada Land continue in demand. London Dock stock was marked 80. Riga and Dansborg Railway shares were officially marked to-day 21 and 2 (41. paid). MINW-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The transactions in the home mining share market to-day have been upon a limited scale. In the Stock Exchange no bu*iness is officially reported, bat in other quarters shares in the undermentioned mines hive changed hinds, viz.:—West Frances, East Ounnislake, Hingston Downs, West Beton, Bedford United, and United Mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull. The Ddvoa New Copper Mining Company's soconn.s, pre sented at the meeting held yesterday, showed a balance In hand to the amount of 1361. An extraordinary mooting of the Roane and Canada Lead Company wsa held yes'erday. The statement of accounts was adopted. It was rendved that the sum of 2001. be given to the din ctora es remuneration for their services • and that the liquidators be requested to divide the cash balance in hand rateably among toe shareholders. At a meeting of the adventurers in liendefoot Mine hold yeeterday, the accounts showed a comfit of 9101. 6e. 4d. upon [Jur months' working ending April 30th, a cash balsnos in hand of 6751. 2e. Ild., and a balance of easels over liabilities of 1,694/. Is. 6d. A dividend of 16s. per share (Mk) war declared, leaving a balance to credit of neat account of 9261. The manager's re port stated that the mine continues to hold out proepects of being productive for years to come, end that the character of the ore has materially altered for the better, being of a mean atgentiferous nature. Owing to a short supply of water for 'tamping purposes the next sampling is not likely to be more than 76 tons ; butthe improved quality of the era, It is hoped, will make up tor this deficiency in quantity. Four years ago, when the mine was all bat abandoned, the prospects being of the gl'towieet chancler, the manager and secretary, to reduce the cost of tvoeldng as much as posdble, voluntarily gave up a portion cf their salaries. This being stated to the meeting, it was at once resolved that the manager and serre:ary be again allowed their original 'aeries. Mr. R. P. Harding hes been appointed by the Court of Chancery official manager of the }strudels Mining Company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) Boom.—The market for all raiment qualities 'antigun, firm, with a good demand. Reflnel lamp., bla. to 535. Correa.—This article is In good demand. Fine ordinary to I.av middling Jamaica, 594. to 61e. Plantation Ceylon, low to middling, 684. to 735.; fine, 74e. to 775. ; Native Ceylon, good ordinary, fetched 63e. Coot:ie.—Trinidad sold et steady prime. Tae.—The public sales are going off stesdUy. The news by the Chins meal metered this morning is favourable for the make:. RUM dem; Leewards, pod, 2a. 4d., proof Demerara, 2a. 01. SPICISO sold at about previous rates. la Ohm. articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.) The market I. quiet, at the following prime —Tows tallow, 525. net Beak; Petersburg Y.C. , on the spot, 66e. ; July,3ss. ; Augur* mad September, 666. 3d.; October to December. 665. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beans is again small, and the weather is favourable; consequently. late quotations are fully sup ported. There are a few more cheep cad lamb., but the average quality is not good. Choicest descrip tion.. are readily sold. Good calves are in demand. From Gertaany end Holland there are 930 cheep, and 260 calves; Norfolk sad fiuffulk, 600 beans; mUch cows, 106. . . Ne demo otothe. •d. •4. en Moe ...f Do. •D. •d. MOS Sark Hortdoedo 444 10 , Dot Dom It af-brols SD Dos Sliceeborts 4 4 4 8 ; Der. Ince.woolo NOMA gliaaw 6:841.. 4 4 4 I , Do. do dboro — C B % -46 —___ ito7 s "F; do. eeoio Dest Du t 5 0 4 Istenit ~ ... 0 o_6 jr:474 'Wei; sibrjiio;l;i: . 10 ?) ; Cahn. Pip, 160. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) /later.. Davis and Co. report as follows:—Trade still remains very dull. Good first cut clovers in demand. Prime mellow hay, 725. to 78s. ; superior ditto, 80e. to ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60r.; roves, 60s. to 70c; clover, old, 96 a. to 110 s. ; ditto, seco n d oat. 8 4 s. to 955. ; straw, 21a. to 'Cds. LOCAL WARE KABIETS. :CNN 6.—The market WU rather quiet, hat role. were ataady. NI 9belletd th an. rather drone,. Ml4land, 101 —l4.trlot Wank. 1:: p.—S.e:Settle. at—Dawn. 19 116—Lead.. 67i—ilattebestor Convent= Annuities. 434—Lootkote, 6111—North StallJrcr, sit Munro' Am. Jena 9.-111rnamettero Water Works (new shwo 4 ), ebat ged bent , today at Si prem. Atuoal the qu , lattoa , nano —Unite Waste , a Binalwthato Ouarautor , l, it to 71—Grost Weetens 111nolve• barn Ptebtream...l to 14 —/daarlhater bbetll , ltl. and 1..n0.1n61r... to 3 , --out% Amtlordoblre. 191 to 101-3111.11911111111 Caolg, 90 93 911 . arket• generally Weedy. The Channel fleet now assembled at l'ortlend con. aid' of the following screw eteatuahlps '—Eamonth, 91, Capt. J. Stopford ; Hero, 91, Capt. 0 . H. Set roma, C.B. ; Jamas Watt, 91, Capt. E. Coda; Algiers, 91, Capt. O.W. D.. O'Cal:inhan ; Cressy, 80, Capt. the Hon. 0. J. B. Mitt, C. F ; t! rat. A co a . y, 40, Cpt i. . de l4. aßlenthheie fleet 60, w Cap:. shortly .txr.ectod. DEATH 09 I)ATID COK.—We regret to learn the death, at his tetanus, Hat lmrno, nest Birmingham, of David Cu, the are.tort savor of English water-colour landscape art. The emit was lot unexpected. lie hem dh u full t yeas a. of artistic he n'Aws. FCANDAL AT BATII.-04 dit that a member of nab.a family who, some little time size'. we well known in Bub t r 1/111 pecuniary embarraesmeats from which mazy of °Ls regulable tradesmen were sufferitra, has, %Mita the past few dare deserted his wife and family, and eloped sith a inirritd lady, possessed of a large fortune ' and who, until rereatly, resided in a fashionable quarter of this city. Tto (in umatances clenecied with this ;nicht' ease s-e the more distressing, inasmuch as the husband of the lady his long Buffeted from serer, illness and is at the present moment in a deeply-afflicted date, whilst the family of his lordsbip still it:chide several juvenile breaches, who, it is said, be ha. loft, with his am able lady, in utter de.titntiut. The guilty par us corp sod to have left this coutry for lea .—• Butt. throhiclo. 4 . 1.1 471 44 4.. THE SUSPECTED MURDER. AT LEEDS.—Yeaterday Smith wan again plea d in the do.k, at the Leeds Town Hall, en auspition of murdering his illegltdmre child. His appearance has changed for , Lo wotto, the &Adel detered nati n h'r countenance at iravious exaroindions having given way to a certain noxious and contemn t.resmoD, and his compl-xion, originally fresh and healthy, bong now soniawhat jaundiced. Since Ws 1.14 ri maid, Mr. Eoglieh, chief curable, hu barn actively onge,thd in pro/roving the moat !Wattle 'mit:drift in the to iobtourbood of tiolbeek, &paten, end Millshoy. cool-wail:3ga have been clo , u!y ex and even the "nicltion wok' of Mouth. j• Herd itg and Ce., of Bootee Men rr, hove been inmeoted by Mr. Engl.eh and la's men. Ths effort' of the pellet, howevtr, have net hen rawardad with the ilighttst maces", for neither 'anal, over, bier, pond, nor ban furnithci any indication of the boty of the saiggiir g (Md. In the absence or farther , eldest', on the charge it mttrde-, the I Coiner wan committed fir trial fur obtainieg the clothes of the child by fake prttrwen. and for 'tailing them. Arinilaa . Bea Asesterlainiq bips.I.II4OL6SUANN Dr, IIL Jobe ad se 11:0*. Lied t lea. Ow 01.0m.141x.0).:a55. 2713 " rowinima Owe. forms ........ Oeseral Urn. . . ... Luttsaisli ...... ' lV i r ab4a lMae :ow it I L es3 hau bautt laMiYl Amtla. UAW :; t • •