The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

THE 'UNITED STATES. (lIT 114101111 TIC TILLINIZAPIL) (11011 on oww CORIMOTONDII3II LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY. TM steamer Hungarian, from Quebec, June 11, arrived during the night, after a very rapid passage. The steamer Ariel reached New York, Bth. The Arago, from Galway, arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland, same day; and Africa, at New York, 9th; and North Briton reached Quebec, 11th. The steamer Edinburgh, from New York for Glasgow, pat into St. John's, Newfoundland, on the sth, with two compartments full of water, the easel having been in contact with an iceberg. The passengers and mew wen all safe. The United States government was about to make a declaration of the principles by which it will be governed OA a neutral power during the war. Much damage had been caused in the Upper Illiesisaipi by floods. A Mexican expedition in favour of Santa Anna was reported to be ready to leave Mobile for the Gulf. The American minister at Madrid had been in structed to assure the Spanish government of the earnest desire of the United States to purchase Cuba. The Quebec timber trade we. without animation, deals being the only saleable article in the market. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO THE LIVERPOOL AGENT OP THE NEW TORE ASSOCIATED MESS, vt.v FATHERPOINT. NEW YORE, Erratum, 11. Cotton advanced j per emit. under the North Briton's advice'. Middling Uplands, 111 e. Flour active, and 10c. dearer. Wheat firmer. Core steady. Provisions quiet. Naval stores steady. Freights dull, but unchanged. Stock quiet, but rather dearer. The war between the New York Central, the Erie, and other railroads her been terminated, and their rates of faro have been nearly doubled. Th. strum New York left here to-day for South ampton, with 400,000 dollars in specie. The American government, owing to complaints by England, is about to reinforce the vessels en vied in suppressing the slave trade. NEW ORLEANS, Jrre 10. Cotton quiet, at 101 to 11 for middling. INS CLANCI COMP/NIBS. A parliamentary return his been published this worms of all suns peed for duty on insurance against Ike during the pew year by amok at the Ike inearsece companies of lbw L'ait..l /implies. Frain this dormant it appears that the payments by the Loedot offices, which twit la the sgimpar 6J7,6661, stand ea billows when serried Is the ogee t 4 'hot respective smote DM ON 13,4tILAXCLI1 AO t011•T FIZZ PAID II Ti. YIAI 1128 DT L0311)011 OFFICIO. 1 I 1 Or. 2n7,6711 Hank of Laren sad Thser 132.0711 Net. Previa:6W.. 13,676 Bud Isideres 64,1112' Head - lwasid.... 9,607 67,112 Lew traoS 61,111 Church el 'seer 4,8 U Oahe 44,621 Sipiliehis Ades 46.472 ere MU OMANI iLaw s I:sles ll.llB Provident WwWirasse llll/1811 11wwwee Ounewl 141,564 HOW& Provident.. 10 try WWI Preserver a 71w6dhares lea era, table will med a reehrid Air lie seee mere Wag im Par as Corarr&;:aa. A , A Mari rain .. 11744 Prewhadd Ur el 112.. 87,11111111eldashas It Irby 4,e40 AUsidea 48.11 U = ll 4 'l.l lSeeepiel .. AM , Nanelersase Lade a Yorkers *LW ; LIN Ileimi 3.081 lastwality OAT l MenricA ',suitable . 09111 Yorkshire Nest _ . HiMill: Masts, swen, sad - ___ ANS Wield 110110 real North MINI 5.76111 wails 711wmail•-•••Tpse. S i ll Qum" &OTC M. Amid. North Beta* Ifoettleni Natiew A 211,61.1 Caledoniaa 22,212 &min& Proviacial 8,671 19.160 Helkea! A 1 6,442 1 Patriotic .... A .. 6,94 Tba total duty tar 18411 sae ter 1,471,2111. By dr raw mars It &ppm!, that the goal anaut Imand as tartalaa flock . wakla fa ramp( hula doll) th• Mats/ IC**. was 3,670,4811. (Advertionamt.] Loma Quinn:sung . ' 0,- 71k I, Judi 11, 1169.—Notfas Is booby gins, Qat tie in.. saaottaotd to to bald epos Friday, tb. 244 isidaar, postposod add Saturday, the Vith flutist. - Tae WESTERN BANK OF fiCOTLAND.—We pub lish as saanuseemest today whkh eT • large ssember of mons in it. wort of Scoileed sad 'nowhere—who here lately seised sad me .till parting through lbs ordeal of greet satiety sad suderisg—will be regar led as of infinitely greater importawe thin the mew, of the distort! ion of s entry, Cr a taltrem beirtag tidings ef s great baste' lo s t red tens upon t We refer to a peoporel made by 111 r. Janie. Duabip, of Clyde, for himself sod on behalf of hie friends In the di-eet!cie of the Wat ers Bask, by which the wreck of that most un- Isrfunete eerepeny Bill be cleared sway at ones, sad the reeponwhility of every eiterebeller will be ciacelled se ample ly sr though le bed serer entered his name an the Men k list of ins proprietors , and at the rams time • luesdeome rum per share will be fetid down to leteen the prewar, of losses already sairtuned. Kr. Dunlop's pro. verl, rash ere have prat d is mother column, is to the trier% that, provided all the sheers of the bask ere made eve r to hem, sling soh their mistier rigida sad thine. be Is ;re; and to pay to the eberebolders who have muted sad •• Ibereaftw from time to tier to these who may utile, the ells nu their rviipictire stare' in full, lbe soul of 301. per share. - And he a guests that the .sepias proceeds (laity) of the liquidatios of the beak. steer payment of its debts sad repot' mint of this .um 301. per share, shall be divided &Moog Übe raid shareholders—it bring understood that the lipulatice under the ot le to tourism. Now, this loot or. of ibooe rteiwy•looking prime shine which, when tested and refuel, revolves itself into something sky sad umulmenriel. It will n.l be doubted ter &spate that Mr. Dunlop emeas what he se s, sad that • hick he • rys le this : •• Hand over to me all tbre unrottemete ohms, sad I sad my friends will give you f r them a rum emountiag tones:ly 400,000 f of moray. If them la s reVwdoll 'Rase 411 the debt, ere paid we ',imbue.* ourselves for this rum, end you share the rent, If say. If there is an reversion (arid there is Hill upwards of 1.000,00.1. sterner of debts to to reeliewl), s. ousters the Ire of this 400.0001 , mid ern rre gait of the ''see read it a respossibilitise tut rm."— Glagvic Herald of et ea•rday. UND‘T BAILlen Ole TOE CLII.I.—A lemma G 4 some pare prerllnn In the Court of Swim M ,e nano' to the see of the plera et O.reluat by pinworm leading from weentere plying ...a the Clyde on &nudge bee Just bees brought to • terneinatru. Whin the Sultry sesenew Imo flew 'varied es the (Tide, Is INAS, Sir Jeer proprietor of the piers of Garet Mired. Row, ( Vtterw: mre, took foreible 'neetworee preset the lindias of the pireelligere them mid foe seven) 561111.1. the piers woe the keen af eneernat eeettete between the pounders attempt. nag ulna/ end t erreent• of the proprietor reektiag the starser. Legal memerm wen that takes es the ene ride to laurdirt, and nu Ike other to calm, the are of the pier by the ruble on Rowley.. The wart Is the drat isomer referred to isterifiet lb- public me ef the pier en Senders sten ate proprietor hod eitebibeed his Agin. In s peers metros en exclude the padre. Is the /reins ea el tower lit It wee eelmitsed by the 415 t. . , (Paten sae" ...sere of the Wearer. Riapnor) that the three pier. is Tamers bed all hers bark by Sir Jews Colgukten at hie own ensnare, and the r ake et frame wee whether the piers beteg mud by sett=es the so day* of the wash the padre were re me them ea the seenath. The enurt hold flue be the thratemempre Ia rehash them piers bed bees meted the prepektor wee eolith* be vrenne t eezeseeden se/ warp previous te IDA mairlet the ass of did Ow e le the way he might le 00, mil ibis did sot ansemorily eseridor hie prints rights hy s t= i tt public seems lei the pawn there te e ing se great = In shewer- The eleri limit'.istesehreed the 4 m fearing at the *re in weedier; In vessel. leering end • se Cliwgrew es disseleyn &Walt NoTt:r vescm. — lierinf tin week sedate leth JllllO, tie 11,1 t...• here • been r Lars : N , refett %IST ; oft. 4,511. Irst, 14412. Tres these of the mares, LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Slide. at Kill Prise le likkllian.--01skre Mr. Justice Myles ode O. lwiy.) PILO - CD V. IXIIITOL-AMIALT. The pidstiff in this cams vie a Newer and Oder, and the defendant is s publican, keeping the Two Brewers, in little St. Andrew-street, St. Gibs. The action was to mover damages for an wank said to have bees committed in ternitig the plaintiff out of the defendant's house. Mr. Ssrjwiat Thomas and Mr. Lazton appeared for the ; and Mr. Serjeent Peery for the detendent. The plaintiff's cease err that at about tweedy entente* to three on the afternoon of Snaday, the 13th of February laet, the plaintiff went to the Two Brewers with two friends. The plaintiff remained at the bar, celled for some beer, but his Mende went tato the taproom. The defendant refu sed to reeve his, end on the contrary be laid hold of him and turned him out, tieing oouaiderable violence. The plaintiff fell end cut his bead badly, and giros then he had been 'Mired with ruptures. Thy defence err that the plaintiff was drank, and used filthy and disgustful; language in the presence of the dedead ast's sister and another female, who were behind the bar. The defendant droned hire to leave but he would not. A compositor named Burt, who was attending at the bar, remonetratel with the plalatiff, but this only produced a wepedtioa of the filthy language. Bort, therefurewahout any direction trout Use defendant and without his interfer ence in say way, took hold of the plaintiff with his left hand, ed the door with his right, and quietly and gently pat plaintiff out. The defendant and Burt were tolled in support of this ease, and other vitamins were about to be produced. TbsJmy, !Imam, stopped the man and gave a verdict ' far the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1859. SHARE L1828.....11118 DA). Two o'Cwcz. The railway shim market to-cfay exhibits an almost general recovery, varying from 1 to 1 per cent. The unsettled feeling which was observed yesterday has passed away. London and North Western stock is now quoted 891 to 90; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 891 to 901; Great Western, 841 to 1 ; Midland, 981 to 991; Booth Eastern, 90 to per share ; Caledonian, 391 to 1 per share ; Berwick, 88 to 1; York and North Miaand, 71 4 to 721 ; North British, 6.31 to t ; and London and South Western, 89} to 90. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are likewise in better demand ; the original issue has im proved to 11 and 11 die., and the new to 11 to If die. In other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian shares, the transactions have been limited. 0.1 rt. I THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-BOLTS& TOCIIO IVPPtAa. trim Aliehrspos,r b•;;;:friselloulig meal, was charged with manage silt bandloweldef boat a geWereim unknown, sod also with arsioaltlag Illbemose Davis, a bank messenger. David deposed that an the previous afternoon he was in FameheralreMeet, whoa be sew a gentleman who was car. rylag two ca rp et begs, one in each bond, running after the primer, ad crying atop thief." The prisoner threw dies • silk pocket handkerchief in the middle of the road, and eattlaned muting, while the gentl e man stopped ad palled it op. He told witness that the priwner had picked him pocket of the hamikerehief, and winters offered to go after the phew, and Wag him beak, if the gentleman would wait; and as the gentlemaa agreed to do so, whams did to ohm the pawner and caught him in St. Mary-axe. The bey, lowever, was net willing to go bock and struggled latri, Melting vitae. with reit violence sad Mesh slimabrelbs. itemethelese, witness as ceded is hold• lag Mae, and mintaally dragged him back, when the gentle. mea gave Mm Ineo aletady, sad Made • thane at the sta risiebense, bet ems amble to ahead sow. From the aviators of a poblosman it appesred that the Woven had gives • falee name, sad that he was well known ea an asseciate af thieves although thee was no proof that eatimetal bad bees previously °obviated. The Lard Mayor asked the prisoner what he bad to my to the joim sheep of robbery and weak ? The g mplied—Nothlak, only that he didn't k now nothilarabel ar t the robbery, sad that when the gentleman ameba/ lees by the aselk boaltescher, sad nearly strangled lira, why of coons be tried to get away, as anybody elm weeM am doss as was Ihmarcent. . 'heLad Yyorsent b to hard labour for t anapest, dor& MARLBOROI.7O ••••CLT IT •N °erica& Mr. Barri Owe, deneritied ea an dicer, of 3, Greet St. 111elesirelsest,Clly, was charged with the following smelt : Mimes Saw* porter, 123, Regent-street, saki an the pentemenkbt V wee pasalen the corner of South Melton sliest, whoa be sew the defendant's father striking a little hey wMh ma mnikeella. He told him to hays • idea Were amd not to strike a child with au umbrella, but is melds bead, when the defendant knocked him down with a enema blew ow the noes, cawing It to Weed, sad thin the dehadant and hie father tried to make their amps by getting late a cab. At the station-home they tried he Na. It np. He retesed to do so, thinking it should emu before the ma ilman's. Smeael Bidisks Johnson, of M, Preed-street, Pad diagram, tree wee peselag at the thee with a inmitat is etrameat hie arm, wed saw the defendant's father thrombin the bay, _end saw the delbadmit strike the com plaisant a meet deiennMe blew, and Ms& him into the road a distance of dm tere._ By ths dekudmat—The oomplaimmt twee stisiopted to =war isiber. You both appeared ma, Amok sad 1 yea would have fallen through a Timber. The defeedeat's ildissr said he did strike the boy, but it yes tmiy • "Week" sad the reason why he did so was that " thought " the hey might be going to Mho his haadlori shill, wed thermoset why his eon work the esteplaimost wee that be "thought" he was pig to strike We. The delindiset Irving hem laud lee. isit th e court, takilisig the megibste (Mr. litedisoy is • military st) le. XARYLI)ONL MATIUNIONIALCAVSNI ACT. An application weisiiselshiit;:iiii;MyM Mr. Brough ton nadir all MserlneasW Camas 41M, M sheets an eider of CDs*. he a herb tam the teltawfag eilmsrosten:es • reepeetehle h mole named Cave, stead that inr= of • UM% ebe was monied at the church of et M Francis Cave, who was than 21 yeses Mess. dam \Re marriage she was ea lgemed to a cower otal•tmatemat ken km Imatread.when they ware obliged to live In 'Mawr in the month of Feb., 1887, when ni r Irift i rr t . a rlis was living is Ilemet-strut, Regret's-pst, at the time. He be. never megritssted scything to her eappcst slam the year 1847, and she had three children to maintain. Haring now some pro perty, end elm being in expodaiion of a considerable sum of Ming is Auguet next, else was desir. ius of having an order of protection under the Matrimonial Causes Act. Mr. Broughton asked it ter husband did at any time bike poseseelos of say of her property Applicant—Yes, air. In April last he came to apartments where I warn living, and stripped me and sty children of aL my furniture and everything I possessed. Mr. Broughton—What did you valise your property at ? Applicant —At about 301. I want to enure the money I expect for my children. Captain Robson, a retired officer, proved the marriage of applicant with Mr. Francis Cave, when The older was made. WORSHIP-STREET. PIRJVAY. RirAwil M•llastargi sisria;;;; White, laboartre, sad ClBlAeriar 11•Nesswars. wife of the farmer prisoner, were charged before Mr. D'Eayeourt with being cone...rood In eseaulting the police and rescuing a person named Conolly from custody. The evidence of Irwin, 230 K, Flammell, 167 K, and Venable., 141 K, went to show that at two o'clock Ibis waffling they sew the km4l6 prieoner with • man namtd Conolly, is the Wbatechsprl-road. Conolly strack her . ' ter rible blow in the sad they were directed to take charge of Ile. A great dlaturbaxice ensued, and Conolly was ravened, principally through the efforts of White. Both the EiNsmaree then, from some unaccountable cause, turned on the uthows sad samulted diem. . The charge was not dented, but • witness war aped to swear that the mostables were the aggressors. This person also, named 14•Nernara, swore that she was not say relat'on to the amused ; sad, moreover, that there were eight police man olk the spot where the dutwrbance occurred, all of whom were drunk, andone of them so mach so as to be tenable to rand—that officer was Irwin. . _ Mr. Dilywooart. after airing fall attention to the one, ask. 4 Ova Irma known of the witneee; and wee told that sty as w.ll as the prieoaere, were concerned in nightly brawl/ shout the road mentioned, sad— ... . . . Sergeant Rocuarse, 812, &swivel that It was hW ditty to modes ho bow the ttnte °Mews impesched as befog is toziewied s. he steady sob r ram Irwin, in particular, was Ito aheamitata is to have couflutil hinsoolt to ginger-beer sad water for rm.. Kr. Inlyaseart rid that thin whilesele system of false sweeriag wee eboadosbie awl must he rut • stop to, sod be should grad the Witlltel lt•Nagnara f r trial for perjury, sod the prisons would be dealt stilt thus . the teas ll'Hatuara ow, siesth's i m pd ic e..., Whits 100., or 7 day., sad ch., so mas 10e. tar 7 days. . . . .. . siiMed ..founded is she um locked up. LAMBETH. ISO TO 'ICI POI:ETTA AT THE CRYSTAL TALACT.. Two smartly-dreseed ))oaths, who gave the name. of Ate Mown sod John Hee. y John., e, but reliant their address, were charged WTI" Mr. Elliott with attempting to peek pockets at lb. Crystsl Palace. &deist Thomas Potter. 3411 A, raid that cm the evening bike., betimes 6 sad 7 o hack, and ea the company wets Wein the Cry•tal Palace, is observed the prisoners pashiag shoat asseenst • crowd of la lies is the waiting-room, lowing to the railway Ostia', sad, beaming nee; ..f ties (Jebswor) to be an tercet ani *evict d thief sad pla yer!. t, be watched Assn narrowly. In • sooessat or two attar be saw Johan* daltheretely put his heed lute • lady's mast end tabs it out *gabs sad i.e Still oon'inu d t t keep eye en lee while • twother constable spoke is the Indy te ash bar Mies bad hat any'hlng. Ti.. pefeuaers at doe tine evidently taeleed that they bed twee watch d, sad oat dews ea • burs, where they were eppn hrodel. While taking Johnson sloop to the et•loa-bow, he obeereed its retie his !eft bead tostart's his south, sad held el that icedhefound ha bed • sovereign in it, s ei Xtle It sway. Rtes are be made sn chart to drop gunne -1 Wog frees ii. right hood, sad in that he hood 11/J SAT?- ' Moe end •MN saw, sad at the station- house he resod lieges In ble packet 2!. 6.. 6'. is silver. firearm Therese, 60 P, wbo was Is cempeny with the 1.4 eweeohteret4 hie lestilapay Is most perticohow, end 1 a m i d sa,rcaspo lb, p risoner Miaott he tuned on hoe , II Is. IL rod gs•M list& chafe. Mr. Illicht—Au isissorrs Soo ss &rpm' sk, tks younger Joberott. ray rod Isms as NI•040110 'lust sad newt plekpocke. m i l v as min i nu e wks bp wee Mel sad C'maristri for steadng so ben than serum perm u Maryiebooe church. Mace then I bare had him roped for a robbery In rhumb, foe which he was convicted, and at that time no lass than gn different murk tines were proved spinet kW. While at the statioe he said it was unfortunate he bad not got the three sovereigns Into his mouth, for U so we should never bare saes them again. Tba prisoner Johnson said he should like to hare legal meisteneo, end bath were remanded for a week. INDITHBBIII`IAII BITANSION TBLEOB4III. (THIB DAY) This afternoon an extraordinary general meeting of the ehareholders in the Mediterranean Extension Tele graph Company we. held at the London Tavern, for the pur pose of considering the newest poeltion of the nedertalftg, end of sanctioning th e expenditure of the necessary capital for laying down en additional cable; Sir JAS. CARKIC II Att. , chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. Th e report stoles that hitherto the company's prosperity has depended solely upon the eucomsful working of one long submarine line. The breaks in the cable between Malta an! ' Cagliari have seriou-ly prejudiced them. The construction r.f the ireceed, or alternate hue, of 80 miles between Malta and I Skil', the conossaion of which has been obtained from the Neapolitan Government, will materially diminish the company's risks, as the British government has consented that the subsidy of six per oent. per mourn on the original capital shall be paid so long as communication by telegraph is kept open by either route, instead of being dependent, as at preesat, ea the integrity of the Malta, Cagliari, end Corfu lies doom Irks this great slditional security cal be obtained by the err peadirtire of • cepital of only 10,000/. or 11,0001. on the mo pcned new line, the directors express their oontlienoe that the shareholder. will give their sanction. It is proposed to offer to the existing proprietor. 1,500 eight per cent. pre fame' shares of 10/. each. The Neapolitan government has promised to put up a 'equate wire from the Sicilian coast to Naples, fir the exclusive use of "through" menages from Malta. The expedition for the repair of the Malta and Cagliari cable sailed from England on the 10th inst. The report gave rise to cooriderable discussion, great ob jection being token to the issue of any preference capital whatever; but the directors strongly urged that th e new lthe would be short, and its cable of mach strength ea to render breakage highly improbable. By this means they would obtain a donMe security for the permanence of the b per /vat. government guarantee, while the traffic of the new line, It wee expected, would far exceed the 8 per ant. which it we• proposed to pay C , ll the new capital. Ultimately the following resolution was agreed to: That this company socept the concession for laying down the line between Malta and Sicily, as contained in the terms of an agreement obtained by the directors from the Neapolitan !government for carrying out the same. And that the directors be authorised and are hereby em powered to issue 1,500 preference chafes of the value of 101. each, bearing an annual Interest of 8 per cent., such shares to be offered to the proprietors." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN AIAREET.—(THIS DAT.) CDT lIIMIN AND 111111 XiONITIO TILZORAPIt.) (Flow OCR owN CORIMPORDINT.) Grain motet brtter, and good attendance of buyers. Wheat in good request at 2d. per costal advance. Flour active, and airptnoe dearer. Indian corn Is. dearer. Beans, barley, and oatmeal steady. MINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) ilvoaa.—The auks( has opened with a 'toady and the good current qualities sin meeting with a f7= is the public solo which are sow progreseing. Refined quiet, lamps, 61s. 6d. to 665. C is firm, and last week's prices are fully supported. Tza.—Priran remain unaltered. Large public sales are advenised for Thursday next. Rica.—This market is steady, but the demand is very bolted. ISALTPITIL continues dull of sale. Yon.—Prigs are unaltered. Mattes generally bevy a quiet appearance to-day. TALLOW MARHST.—(THIS DAT.) Tto market is Om st the followbsg gime —Tows tallow, 63.., ast ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 66.. 9d; Jape, 665. 9d.; July, ber to DW , e.; Aura to September, 665. ; Octo umber 66a 94. SMITHFIELD HAT MARIBT.—(THIS DAT.) mere. Davie report trade doll. Pvbee ateodow Say, 76e. to SOL ; esperier ditto, Me. to SU ; inferior ditto, 50.. to 80..; roves, dOe. to 70..; clover, old, 96e. to 106.. , ditto, wood, See. to 90s. ; s tr ew, 24. to Me. Trade dull. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.—Colonel North. M.P., presided on Saturday erasing, the IB'h inst., at the Star and Garter Hotel, Putney, at a meeting held for the par pm of organising • corps for Wimbledon, Wands worth, Itxhempptton, and Putacy. The meting wag most numeewely attended by all clam& Amon those present were Mr. Alexis Ducat, Mr. D. H. Chapeau.' Professor Crew, Mr. Leo Schuster, Mr. Dods son, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Albed B. Deydea, Mr. Ball, ke Lettere were produced expressive of tall coacurraies le the movement from the Lord Liatttesent of the county, Lord Lovelace Lord Spencer, Mr. Blackwood, Lord Claude Hamil ton, Mr. Prescott, Mr. Beaumaat, Lord Ripon, tee. Ap propriate moieties. were unaninemly passed for the for =ten of such • corps, and committees sad an honorary se cretery and treasurer appointed. Ma. JACOB BELL'S BEQUEST.—Thoma who knew the liberality of the man, and how much good he did in a quiet unassuming way, will not be eurpriaed to bear, what he kept a profound euret from even his most intimate Mende, that he has bequeathed the toot of hie ;Mum to the nation. Among them are the following of Landeees'a:— "Tbe Maid and the Magpie," exhibited kat you at the Royal Academy ; the celebrated pears of the "Shakes," "The Sleeping Blood hound," '• Alexander end Diagenes," " Dignity and lap pudeuee," end the " Defeat of Ceenue." In additiu to these there is " The Sackles of • Jew's Holm," by Charles Leentleser; there are a couple of landscapes in which Lee mad Sideey Cooper have united their dicta; there is CrNeirs picture of " The Foundlifng eramined by the Beaded Geardissai" there is one of Ward's best his torical werke— "James 11. receiving the neared the Landing et the Prbee of (Neap ;" there le the " Derby-day "of Mr. Frith, which, however, bee to fulfil certain engagements with the megraeers before it can appear in the national collection ; and, to crown all, there is the " Horse Fair " of Rua Boehm.. Ibis is not the large pieta* of the " Have Fair" with while everybody is (emitter, but a smeller edition of It, painted simaltenrously. la every thing but size it is • lac SitttiG otitis larger Conrail, and it is the original flea wbkh the engraving has been made. There are 13 pictures, and the commission for a fourteenth has been given to Mr. Frank St me, but what Is the utters of the subject, end whether any progress has been made in the work, we are unable to soy. One thing is certain, that the public have received from Jacob Bell • most valuable gift, and we may add that the testator has attached no conditions to the ac ',fence of his legacy. Such a great public benefit is the doing &emote a life of much public usefulness.— 7isece. SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF HUMAN REMAINS.— A few day. &ace u some workmen in the employ of Mr. W. B. Smith, the eminent contractor of Itactiegate, were enraged in excavating for • large tank on the premises of the Deal Om Work., a rudely constructed pine coffin err discovered about sot feet below the surface. On unable thin it was found to oxitain • haudeemely formed male ake'eton, attired in what appeared to be the remains of a naval aniform, as meek' sure still disooverable on the shoulder whim an epaulette had at some time been affixed. Conjec ' tuna are rite as to the probable eircemstennes leading to the Mereaset of a holy in such a situation, but no sahafactory solution et the mystery bee ss yet been arrived at. The re mains were speedily remove! to • neighbouring burial ground for re-interment. SERIOCS AFFAIR.—We regret to hear that serious difficulties have arie-e with reelect to the affairs of • gentle man who hat I , ng occupied • high position in the legal pro f. saion in Withers—Mr. J. H. Putman—and many, who from hie repu'cd wealth and esters! character, placed implicit confidence in him, are likely to be revere ail-reran. The liabilities are elated st Interim 60,0001. and 60.0001., about one half of which are secured; and the failure will be a heavy blow to many, several canes baying been raeationed in which patties had deposited all their money in his hands at beerest, in prefer eau to emooying it in other investments. The sheriff is in pew-Kaden and the property seized Le advertised for rale. Mr. Patteesnu disappeared • fortnight since. end under them painful cireumatances much sympathy is felt for his wife, who is conneiul with one of the leading families of the county, end his family of thirteen children. Mr. Patterson wee that heard of in L , m&m, when the circumstances attending his movements did not appear to indicate that he contest- plated le.ving the country ; but all attemp's to trace him Nees hive failed, and those connected with him are thee left In a atsta of painful guru.. Oa Saturday the following advortleernent appeared in the Tines:—" Gar tle-nos bit...Me—Twenty-du Pounds Howard —Miming, sines Monday, Gla inetant, Mr. Jacob Howell Pattesson, age 'l6, fire fur 'en inches high, very thin, hair brown, with* good deal of gray, end very short, whiskers very short. MUM colour as hair, but with more gray, and coming down to olds, cheeks very thin gad holly', teeth all (or Dearly all) false, eyebrows full end nearly meeting. Dr: seed in black. The above reward will b, paid to any rune giving such lebresstios an shell lead to his discovery.—Arply at the City Polieeille, 011 Jewry, Ludon."—Braes Erreld. AN AWSZICAX PUOILIST.—A letter in the Moro i*, Foil, Prow Bastnn,saps .—" Mr. Hi then, the pugilist and known ss the' Beside Boy,' will pee the summer at Avon Sportege, where he will ' train' for his fight with Mr. Tom Sayer.. Newnan Lee pleat, of ' pluck,' but it era. thought that, in hie iglu • i h Marilee", he showed &deficiency of phy si.al power, ant that power training and time may supple. lie b. married. Hi. wife Is an L L literary lacy'). but her name to never mentioned.' Perhaps she is ens of the its. L.L 's ' who so mt , nithea Martin Chereelesit and pori el the Hoe. E ii.h P. gram. She le said to feel cond. dent of her hotheurl'e victory, aad to anticipate a great triumph over the Britisher.' So Xr. Sayers must look out ter Ike belt sad late Isureir." ICIOC OLSI , 1a:43 ~~ 1111171.111 ilAilklellOZlO LuawaTa. I IMMO/ MIMI. • St. Samna . lisaJacatia. la s p.... A aLearaa t _ peak a Lab, Hanel: • a. • bk. leg.V. q. offSl NEIL i d a 1011 L4. .1 = 104 Oada sorS. i : lapiTirmaDetaa Owls' I NBC. .—.— 1 irrakribid.u.....l::::: trE k Littat, 1 pot el Debooksce i • p. 51. two iir. i7.7s.ii:' Ds de. 12167 Oftsi Wilma Postaiela Diu . ! gilt . a.s.or to tor. I we, et. 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One of the resolutions, which are to be read front the pulpit, is that the Roman (Unruh dinp proves eatholire holding commune (CloTalog o) wish Protestants. Jews, ace., and wrongly Ovine them to avoid doing en.. Caiholies serving ia the families of Protestants. Jews, ice., will ben punished" tbestraft) by the church, which mesas, that they will be refused aboolcrion when they have confessed their sine to the priest. le it reasonable that Austria ebould, under such ciresunstences expect to meet with sympathy in Germany sad England ? In future, the Jews in the provincial towns and vill ices will not be allowed to marry without having applied foe and obtained the coition of the civil authorinee.—Cbrrespoodent of the Tiwa et Paters. LIMERICK AND ENNIS RAILWAT.—OOIOIIeI 1101- land, R.E , on of the government inspector. of railway. , arrived at Linerkk op the 15th, and on the following day, accompaniedby Captain Brine, R. 8., Mr. Manumit, wee tary, and Lon, C.E., es ramined the saort potion of the line between Clare Cattle and Bonn. Colonel 'Yolland mule • mo,t minute inspection, and carnally tested the bridge over the river largos, • branch of the Shannon, expensing his entire satisfaction at the state of it. This single line, which has been worked to Clare Casile since last March, will, It, expected be open f traffic to Ennis, a dietanoe of 4 miles, co an d after the 20th inst. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RLILWAT.—The total elven, of this *employ's railways, including rent.. toll,. duty, &c., from January 1 to June It, 1869, amounted to 122,579/., as against 119,6791. tor the cone tpondin; parka of lOW. The proportion of the lath Junction renripte socraing ta this cannily from January 1 to Jun 12, 1859, stentuated to 10,740., as against 10,4551 foe the correspondinr pried of IS'S, and the etymons to 5,6774' as aniest 6,2901. The total native, including teen, Ste.' of this company's meals from January 1 to May 31, mounted to 30,8361., as spinet 23,9634. for the ctirespowling Pl , lOl of 186 8 , end the expenses to 19,8621, as against 16,71161, leaving a balance of set profit et 10,9834. as spinet 7,2501. for the oorreepondiag period of 1868. MONEY MARKB2.-2liby DAY Two o'CLocz. An &hula general rummy of moderate exert hu taken place to-day in the Stook Exchange. The disposition to effect speculative sales, which wie so strongly shown yesterday, has subsided, whilat the tall in prices has induced more inquiries. The funds have rallied folly I per ant. British, French, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are likewise better. Turkish Bonds have re covered 1 to 11- per cent. A fresh decline of 1 per cent. has taken place is the Three per Cent. Rennie on the Paris Bourse to day, the opening price being (according to Mr Raider's teleg^am) 62.20, ex die., for the account. Consols are officially marked 921, 921, and 92j, ex div., for th•., 6th July, and are now quote.' 911 to e. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to 93 ; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to 93; 'be Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of last year at 941; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 ; India Bonds, at 10e. din; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. to 2Ss. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive, but firmer. The demand f Turkish stocks has revived. The old loan is marked 72 to 74, and the new 69 lo 81. The present quotations are respectively 72 to 74, and 59 to 61, showing a recovery of 1 to le per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181, 18 New Granada Deferred Bonds, 5; Po:tureen Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 431; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 29 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 721, 74, 72 ; ditto Six per Centa., 1858, for account, 69, 60j, 80, 61 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents, 1021. FIVE MINUTES PAST Two o'CLocx, It consequence of the decline in the French Rental, Consols are now a shade flatter, at On to I, ex. div., for the account. The ?dorarch and Ewe:, from Melbourne, pared Deal yebterday, and the 227,0001. in gold by these vessels will probably be delivered to-morrow. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console have further improved I per cent. sines two o'clock, being now quoted 921 to I, ex div., for the Bth of July. Of the aggregate of 1,087,000!. in specie, chiefly gold, awaiting disposal, there is a prospect of some amount being taken to the Bank daring the present week. The bullion operations at that establishment yesterday were too small to deserve notice. The Austrian Railways Company—perhaps as a set-off against the increasing depreciation of the paper of the empire—have raised their charges by 26 _per cent. The steamer Alma arrived at Aden on the 10th icst. with advice. from Calcutta to May 18, and from Shangbar to April 27, which were telegraphed to Suez in time to catch the boat upon the point of leaving Alexandria with the Bombay mail. Owing to the critical state of continental polities a rise of 6d. per cwt. took place yesterday in the price of tallow. In the corn market, however, prices of wheat were quoted at a fresh reduction of 2s. per qr. from the previous Monday's rates. The Supreme Court at Calcutta, on the 9th ult., made an order enforcing the winding up of the North Western Bank of India. li . 17. le .1: •1 119 91 101 111 97 111 II AY 111 14' - 41.1 - 111 20 11 I 01. ILIOATIONO. i ii u a I u ii 5 11 if U 12 ii i R 15 M U II 12 OIDIILIT MAIM AID STOOLS. Baiiw•n. =.l.jatao. Ja.u! I . : air g .i l ff ttra Ca t : ... la*.i= „ az =Va. T: oar We. led InMi Ismartir sod I lt "k r wr TIYi V.r. W 4 11 . 1 Mar !ream sed.lllrikrat "I tUrra i L i. rura l Da. MOOS Asai. iIMLA 1 11477 11 i L t. =es E i tr=malka Nerthes WWI= ores.. iio/Nortb BMA 01 G. N. Ylni—C De O. X. 11. Do. York .112. eta. ii lim ma r l ie:Ymt. Dtalkedsblego Rio - ) all 171 $ ,11.1 T.....i am. D %I VW tab 11•40. Walimford sad 14assele 1110 W. Bold Laa.aleyslal P. De. 5 =db. De. 5 pot& FM NU D.. P awl De. Bowed Olwo I '•••"‘"I Slt le Ila N. Dim Oral= Do. . 11.5 i tile do. Do. Kw 4 p. 0454. PM 6111111 M Milk 4 per On M. Lienghlra, pom Qm WU. !MINIM ID DMI Wm.. Palk. Debt. 44 of Do. 5 =Zap. 414 Do D pot Omni D. 5 vz . o . dAs r a p? 414. De. I p. I 11. Mem. P Do. "Woo. 44 p. , De. rola. 4 p. a. Dw Doodorm. 4 ow Do. 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Lyons zed Kea, Par. and Odeon Rod& nod deo hoodoos IPoroama t is.l ✓ia add Rowe nod loyal duet.. sod II LL Do. le pet o. Do. II pes @Lot Women a N. W. cot= Roam of Amok% *Wad. JOUR 1•,°.: Mat el Ilea of BMW. 41.Z.E. antlik a. Mesrfea 00 . sn, Doak 44.1,411 e. ~.~.e►w~ Oohsla3 . ... Own. Oe.o. et Looks Lone+. amok et awl Lan laa awl Laden Jilts= Loa aad W Ilat. Prey.= Da Iva Nau.nal D.OO I 0 N... ‘1:11. ak a ot: 7 iw ... IvN,.••••'''. difolso of 1:17; Ltr. 4 maim/ Lai:: I ==" I ?II". It tj' ,e il Ft Irina 1u 11 rm i t i p ; 11l UM Kr 10 Mi ta i In et got 90 it' e• i fel IBi il di. n o 111 1071 15 TI l 3 2 33 34 6 3 41 42 661 474 12 61 A 61 6 4 Ai Ai is - ii Li a i 1 1 I 7. :: 0. N N 74 77 1 ii is M. U N N s i 14 0 ki lil RI Slisd, rs i it ei a a '• i . dis, ii F 0 II N. 111 It SO II II 6 0 SEMI.. 102 101 101 1 197 111 133 114 113 117 US U Fs Ft 11l 111 1111 111 WI 106 11 64 U 111 iw 11 94 99 r IV ip m, l 1 , 1 uri 143 T — 9 us to a! ir 110 1 . 1 - 2 101 in Y 1 N 11 ui Fa in U -- , ps sso up 130 us 103 101 R N u 1 42 111 112 Ili 110 71 74 141 1 10 14 i ll t 111 i i n u MATS. 11 I I ram I I - ii si dll St di IS '4 If If li 11 di, Is 11 ft . ; • a a te 7m MO =II =I GO 144 s ir it 4 4901 101 10 lb. I ra The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland announce a ha:f-yearly dividend of 4 per cent., and also an " extraordinary dividend" of 11. 10s. per 100/. share, and 129. per 101. share, payable on the 15th of In:y. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders of the London Joint-Stock Bank is called for the 21st of July. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this weak an increase of 3,0341. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, Just received, shows a decrease of 9831. sterling. Messrs. Bating Brothers and Co. adver.ise the Aividbnd falling due the let of July on the new Venesaela Bonds, an announcement which tarnishes a practical and gratifying proof of the honesty of purpose of the new government of that republic. The same firm notifies the half-yearly dividends on the undermentioned securities, viz. :—Russian Stee ling Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cant. Sterling Bonds, New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cant. Bonds, Boston City Sterling Foar-and-a-Half per Cent. Butes, Norwegian Sterling Seven per Cent. Bonds. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921, "rather sellers," ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 921 to 1, and gradually fell, closing at 92, "buyers." The official business report is as fol lows:—'three pee Cent. Consols, for account (Bth July), 921, 1,1, /, 1, ex dia.; Three per Cents. Its duced, 93, 921, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 921; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1868, 171, 171; Bank Stock, 219, 220; Indian Four pa Cent. Debentures, issued in 1858, 941, 941 ; the ectip of the New Loan, 91, 931; India Bonds, Bs. din. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 23e. to 26... prem. A few sates of India Bonds were effected et 81. dm. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 93j to 94, and the Four per Cent. Debentures tuned tart year 941 to 93. In the foreign stock market the featare of absorb ing interest war the fall in Turkish. The Old Loan war first marked 76, and, after being pressed for sale as low as 711, left eff at 711 to 721, being no less than 41 per cent. worse than on Saturday. The New Loan fell 4 per cent., being first dealt in at 64, end closing at 68 to 69. The depression in this de partment was almost general, extending, amongst others, to Spanish, Sardinian, Russian, and Mexi can Bonds ; the latter closed at 171 to 161. Bank shares to-day were dull. Bank of Egypt • English. Scottish, and Austtaliso Chartered, and London Chartered Bonk of Australia, were quoted rather lower. National Discount Ibsen were flit. London Dock stock was officially marked 80. Vie tot Dick war inquired for. MtNlll-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwcx. Transactions in the home mining share market today toe again upon a limited scale, with no important variation in prices. But Wheal Russell 'hetes arc officially marked 7}, and there have been inquiries for shares in West Caradon, tiered.- foot, Alfred Consols, Bailer and Basset, and Tretoil and Messer. The only business officially recorded in Colonial shares is in Scottish Australian Mince, at and English and Australian Copper, at 15s. ; Foreign descriptions are equally quiet. At the Gorreg Mine meeting held yeererfav the amounts aboard a Winne egain-t the mine of 1391. 13.. 11.1. A call of 2s. p.r share wa mode. The egoot royerted chit &meg the pest two months the 20 fathom heel he. to a driven 7 fathoms, the lode for the whole distance yielding a treed win lure if hail ore, sad btiog at pre eat worth from 4 to scv is. of ore per fathinn. The winos is bottom of MU level it dean 9 felb:.rus ; lode 4 feet wide, sad north 3 i.wm. of ore ler 'elbow. In the western mud of the wince there ie .1 brooch of ore for 2 fathom. high, worth 10 owls. of pe er o r fathom. A ema il pare.' of ore is being prepind for sale on 14th July. sod the silent htstre tint tbe wrap, teuf the tome have Improved daring etimur.iging. the pest tso inee taa,at.l are 115 V, Very A lady in Bt. Louie (liroonri) bee bad darters to the etoottot of 100,000 d Hue awarded her spinet a N.1.1. es 'wa n k of 00 3 ene, who would not merry her, aver haeng horse himetle es her guitar. The jary w. re guided. it shon:d rem, t he moonlit...is of his se9ith rather than by the .eat V of Mr injuries., be being loot th" a con° •of nell.ete. Thiel le believed to be the =oft " cue of le brettli - k no wn to the ausalt et hoe. Tbe geart loan de etzee to pay r yet. IP al 29 I