The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

Huasian cavo7 taing•liang) it ion of bean- doi I no knowing llery, Sappers, iodred in all. the Gulf, it is lonstrat ion on 1.41 the points kade till cool einforcements, for concession punished, and .t it. ,nton for 10131111 t king appears it altogether. few weeks we ing provisions are at work 's real &rah omission are k or two av ovine from the . . I were carried .g so interdic- navel' appears IT. Mr. Om urmation from pitched maw • north-eset of eh barrier, say Canton. Thu rr•General VIA led on a noon -llr. Parkes, the rd some others phenson, is in of the temples here they went little tile' tame rtv happened to ere in search of. isms tom by one this all of them did)—or, as we rtachment went say, but it is a out sundown, a to support the ptain Grenfell, t this point we peak for itself. na —2lO rota boa I 1:o fr.tu the ('a lentinned (Heim/Ica ,olv commander fa in due Oros they 7 table, Witeb, sad alter 'bat. whewl olfr vent till, slim tell called a bah." n a daab," said lb' ems pared vs tried. One boar, It igado re wain Oa ea ed-et and deem day to the numb* tr:otheer auggeslan ph mad' • rumen and brew np the iiaportactty. n 'tether arm . : h.l TO kora ma es.. g at the putot ta . iet 10. lot segue, a large well wooded awl ket bra,- ,th Qua la spite of duo h of Ilia bream tho abode.= twills* been !bed encampment wanting about 30 t moos decided to rill show, easier t-n that Colonel men. and two dad dtrertion about A the river, wile tram Canten and od 300 men of the ia arrangement UM told-pitege passable obstacle— thei r way alecapt le more= Rut foto oo :Vomit opessil the m ten lirr j to left band Vit I rkiraelohin afar :hisses themselves rat to old that Dr. • short time after rug It the meek w reeisthepoorerd 'ley sod four of tin in thP urn* pies. to lull. cited describing pears that, by .ach, including . - Ito the ad eleven men, len had twenty- officer among ru seppcmed of of the Opoesum, took awiiy p&rti L RKEY. J, LT 13. sntinople by the l'achs, the new r . The first acts •'owl I watched. ich Do greeted tiich he canard to be inferred rot does not Ahmed Paella's • of o >until who the body of the missed. It will maks any pr. things. The *class they will y ►ave obtained ,t it is not very oression. Moan- Atlas*, aud they lies of inns and toans in the Isla oils, is not leas of of this insur ions. INDIUM.) DOL. Tt a Quebec, lids is morning. Eilso TARY. will hold a levee uur u'clock. orris, R.N., have the tleuthatopton UTH, .1( LY 26. will 7ta: • Friderick, --. I. Ge . or -- O ge rg. yysl yacht V ictorla rooreded on It • at Spithead. LAW 'MEW UEN CE. (11118 DAT.) COURT OF BANRUPTCY. Mahn Mr. Cosuessiaaar (hams ) ix as COLLIXS. - The Meade Collins, was doecrited ma jeweller, a Low Clerkenvell. This wee the ealMssla He owes The to usteasand Milken USIA t 2301. prelate in Nam watighe bed btu 1004. ; knew sad expenses, Oa Them wends* MOWN of upwards of 4501. on ao eremaadeaos bills. The baakropt bad bees Isztaiw p : m thi with his son te Ottelog Ise; the ons had thong\ this wart the Idelneereat Chant. The bankrupt had ease to ea earn Mr. A. Tenter, r a t saMperea, charged the teak. rapt with having one is *Wise lung after he wes iseolseet. last Win cemiag to the court he had mid. wee niobium. IPPerekt l 7 b Imbi• Na to come to the ow* is his own petition, by the payment of 1301. He bed allowed his sea to draw 2001. out of the rowers, and bad "applied him with mosey to paw through_ -___ the lasolveat court at Canterbury. It there sp ike& the vas Itebtlities wont 11,000 i., of which g,707. -ere without consideration, Wag la respect of acrocomodatiou bills, which had fogad their way tato the heads of the Waiters Beak of Scotland. The beanie himself had &telt la ecounroderies MOs te the snottat of 6001 la the two mouths presediag tho haabilpa_al his Pur• at three mouths' credit. had onennbad mach to MN, c h i t= the weal amount. When said is was of the ac commodates bills he had rase to hie itiediesd, and got him to put la • distress, ea the n that he timid have the thie f * beck again atter bu ey. It was urged that the owe was one of fraud, the rapt having be.. maktag arraageseale for some time pre with a view as roan, through t court. Mr. C. B. Leeds., for the beakrapt, denied that there was say evidence of freed. The bank; opt had takes the beet crane locoed gouda, rid at hie sea, who had kUa eteepted for Mandosald sad C o ., f or 11,0001., hi hie eve as.., tad had pledged the OMNI of the Ors fur a somilar amount. flu kr from the bankrupt laving iserommil Mei:es iust beforethe bankruptcy, they were achaelly Yes xO4. than in the preceding three swaths. The figures Is W which bad beta well kept, entirely negatived say saggiVtion of fraud. TV Ceatiatiast,ser —What eras the data at that het par ch?, !ad the antouat _ Mr: Lewis said that in Wirth, the hankraptery being on the ISth, there was so parches., amounting to 101. On the 16th February there was • purchase of bet. The creditors were sot at all thieved by the arrangement which the baskntpt had made with his lead Lori. The binkrapt, is answer to iincatiowe from the court, rid he had been in businew thirty seers, and had sever filed before. :Till Meow said that the charms of pa:await u 1 goals with a risw to raise a tout was oee al the mid serious that could be made against a bamkrept; bet is this eame it had we been eleerly setabtislied, !bough the evidence wu each sa to raise awl:clue. Them was Eau& te ma dam, in the bankrupt's esviset; but hi mowed Si have been aisle! by him 111-oewisetwl as. Gem Sommesta• eireummetectis wire to be meted; the bias bed boa well kept, awl showed the amount of his porebarr; sad is Inn.' that WV , that he did ant memo is amiss/ him areditors. Toe ortill , tte (wood elms) would be sespeoded for six months, with prvtasks Le tires setrals, sal renewable. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-ROUSE. THE CHAROS Or 10 ------------ • FHCHSIAN Mi/SCHANT. Offo &mow, merchant, of Wolgag, Prussia, was brought up for further examination, upon • charge of having, ow the 16th of June lasi. forged and sated two bills of lading, purporting to to fur 1,750 quarters of wheat, vete. 3.75 n/ ,cnusieved by ship Anna, to Tiedetuann sad Co., New eastlworm-Tyne. It will be remembered that open the faith of those bills of lading, Meagre. Tiedetuann had aooepted six bills for 4001. snob, which had been since diem:tilted for the primmer by the Berlin Disc , unt Company. Mr. Mullen', solintnr to the Winker: Protection Com mittee, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Beard (Bewfmg hall-street) for the prisoner. Mr. Mullins said *be prisoner had bees reseaded he enable him to produce the origin d tals of Wing. sad that he might do r. Mews. Tiedemann's Murk had gone over to Berlin, but the bills were in the peseesolou of the Berlin police authnritleo, In c .nrequence of the fraud peso_ tied spin the Berlin Doonunt Company, red seer formal bee would have to be undergone, through the isodons of the PTIVIAITH Ataboondor here, before they mould be for to this country, and he therefore wished fora further remand. Mr. Baud did nst appose Wo applicstion, mai Ur primer vu remanded accordingly. BOUT WAR K . PION TIM SOtkIT TRIATII2. Frtre4a. Arm mem, a saparanaterery at the Seem Theatre, wee Mom* Wore Hr. Combs, charged with Meshes a coat sad waistcoat* from the hall at tho stage estrum' of the above theatre, the property of James New, 00 of the dremers. Means. Shepherd end Creswick, the lessees, were le oaten denre. - The prosecutor said that • few days ago he left a bundle containing • omit pair of browsers, and a waistcoat, on • shelf Is the ball, and when he went for it on Friday Ise toiseod hie emit and homer.. The prisoner, who was • super numerary, was suspected. and on Saturday he milled hint into the presence of Mr. Shepherd and charged him with the rubbery, when be confessed stealieg the thieve and pledgiog them, but be effused to say where. Mr. Combs asked hire what be mid to hint to induct, his to conime to the Meaty ? Witmer replied that it yea well known that be had cos- Weed the robbery sad it would be better for him to maws. Ida. Omaha tbasele that after each an escouragernest to emirs be eseld sot further entertain the matt. No jury yield erselet Aar that — Whine wNihat be did not proraiee hire anything. Mt. Cameo MI his he held oat en indenernent to him, Ilhoodao he mid not omelet, prisoner enact be dleeharged. Me. Ilhiphord hoped hie worship would not discharge hire, es he had be dank be bed robbed the awake to a consider able mint They hod lest property lately to the extent of a zurreois the impostor's tools. Mr. WEISS we MINT ler their lowa bat he could not ened the pilissir for Mil hr the offence be wee this ebir Md. as is ledirisist woo held out to hits to cantlien ti ctrl tbareirea. be Mr. Siephired be had given Oahe addreen. Did they to know lie Isdslogo, so doom scan niece tbotr p r operty scald inst. WERTMINSTER ILIOTOTT CoNDI CT AT CIIZNOLNI. Mr. aeries Neer, of 12, tlealtheeld-toms, tobsoimmtaso lhetimor, sad W alums Johns, of High-slessa, eMs hiteh, Issoritrad as of .o oorapeties, but etsbad Is he coo *said with et. Bartholomew's Hospital, moo charged with bran drink it Common Is= sight, KM with assooltiog sad Joseph lotions, psorammialat sad amistant superidnekmd. the polies. Johnsen tkay were at the gardenia last might, wen tipsy, =skins ants.. Hs writ up, and told laws to tom the gardens, whim they struck him but he die ant wile 60 Isms the assult. as he Ira. not moth hurt. Jolts Panes, 174 V. sant —Newest 10 mid II last sight. he ass cm duty at Cmuiorm, sod bad defesdaate gives tato We sham, whoa they masked him—very slightly. fa “emos, Friar said he was so drunk that kw did not know what had oceurrad, and Johos said that be mos very sony. kfr. Arnold obsemed that then Lad bees a groat losilmo dos malfsided by b oh tb• ourpWs .its to robs the wryer as tight as possibb., but he did out think that the ought to bip distated at planes of setutoomeo. He tthemli two defintdasta Ws each Le the AASIMItiII, rod Mond thee to aster trio their own recogoiroces to bey eke poem far them moths. THAKKt. PAWNIKO STYLI] PIIOPIATT. A pore women ease before Mr. Yard*, and doled Ord • mu, than Is murk bed bun related oud ninkinned ankt menthef hopriosseeent for stealing bar busbeedre Om watch. The convic.ed thief had money ease ant ef -and had revealed to her the piere whin he led wseil the weak end her the duplicate Mabee es It gebs went to the pawnbroker with the baplinie mel be refined he Maw the watch to her. The wen whet bed been comicred admitted that 110 eli the watch and retread it. Mr. Ywrifirr wan of opinion the watch wee veiled is Ss hastened of the wonum who made the applicatke, led that be would be eseitled to a emenoes. Ihi bembood meet ens* end spa We be weld Woe proem. The peembeetber bed away so rt. to Ike MOM. GALE AT LlTElTOOL.—Livntroot, JITLT 26. Dories the whets of Saturday night and early ss Seeder talenkess omen gale visited age tows and perk Os triad Heerlen la Wary squalls team the sorth.west. Is the lows hem ware blown down, and soar dump was causal is es- Cepetitions the roofs of haws, bet so am of pommel to 7 MO beat reported. A amber of owuliks to the mating shipping hare been reported at the Usdernitenf rooms. iscladter the followings—The schooner lfhaeral. from Barrow for Ellesmere-port, lades with iron, was Moos as shore near Southport, and became a wyeek, the beads being slaved by the Southipwt likebset. A meal eddied the Thornton ran rebore opposite the Cleemerrilook t bat same off at the dead tide. A sloop hoe bees ing•Med as bawling disappeared sear the West Hoyle BOWL The sebonser Sally and Ann, from Whitabamm, arrived this mersij ii r a t parts that two of her betide were waded ovselemed The steamer Mona's (loom from pollthr far 741111 1 161 . r• - ports baring seen • piece of week, appeteady pert of • paddle-bolt, dating sear the Bell Biol. A whams, waa sees to strike the hanks Maids of the Bell Bsoy yesterday, sod she became • total wrack. The Yona's Chosen also re ports having men three meat-bade upright about Ma miles north-weal of the Bell Buoy. THE EXPRESS, T .TES DA 1T EVENING, _ JULY_ 27, 18;8. _ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Tuesday, 6 p.n. GOODWOOD MEETING. (CHIS DAY.) (BY Lt.scraio TZLEORATIO CRAVEN STAKES. Name .. .. .. GJard .. .. .. Tame Deer .. .. 6 no. MATCH. Orland& boat Mimosa gamily. GRATWICKE STAKES. Mammon .. .. .. 1 Mad of Kest .. 2 ran. Tolophlllut senile-hid 'Dont 1 p.m. LAVANT STAKES. ArCadre .. .. .. Merryman .. Lord of the Manor .. STEWARDS' CUP. (314111131111116011 .. • • .. Z31:1111•11 .. .• . • Tricolor .. .. .. a 28 ran. HAM STAKES. Torte-quarters of • mils. May liarniag, ilayonalee, Mavuareeeo, Marisa, Old Point, Read Knowledge, Iby West Au•Watlen Fersaer'a Dmighear, sad f by Cotherstomi Catalpa, ambers. OTH La haat VA tn.—Wkineeical, Brother to Cbanoinewe, Woman in Black, &derma, Conant, Mainetay, Minister, Doorim, Ethiopian, Maid of Kent, Newington, Ninsan, and Clesnanthe. GOODWOOD BTAIM.—(Ras to-morrow.) following heroes are here —Areal, Special Limas., Fright, Lord of the Hills, King of the Gipsies, Fulback , Hulse, St. Clare, UMW, Roman Caadle, &m ars , Peasioner. Scribbler, Riede da Hord, South Westin:, o:chianti, Compromise, Rand, PI ithistosa, Turbid Loose, Esperaars, and Belle&ld. GOODWOOD CUP.—Tbe &Bowing borers are here Fieheemeo,nrwmal.,Selsisdass, Sairratsrer, Cbarketon, Brother to Homily, Primes, eadbetry, Happy Lend, Gnarl Secret, Yuen St , Oda, Ilkabsem, suit Etude da Nord. Ili. Hi it. NI ei. NI IL MI 13 SHARK L 1878.-2 HIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The railway share market to-day is firm, with little variation from the closing quotations of yesterday. In Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, an improvement of about per cent. has been established. Caledonian stock is in demand, at an advance. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 911 to f ; Midland, 924 to # ; Great Western, 49 to ; Lan cashire sad Yorkshire, 914 to ; London and Booth Western, 944 to ; and Great Northern, 254 to per share; Eastern Counties is slightly flatter, at 124 to 4 per share. The Indian shares continue in demand. East Indian Railway stock is last marked 104 ex int. Pernambuco shares are marked 3 dis. and Bahia par. Grand Trunk of Canada shares meet with some inquiry. OLDIMALY N.) Unman Labespast.,&ll.l6 slvjettii Iltdaajas„ll Jar Motel sod maw Omar see YCI rod 11a•1 m 0011.. eft Ourail Do. • m •• as div.W I De. Ili p.a. I. psis k A rum. kamingsfek s k i 67. gnat Isellues of ar c met W. Its sad ire li ta ktrimNll. Ora 111 9 L Ot a r b I" ( • Neweree sal Lon- 17=raos. AND /TOOK& like is-ass MI DJ& =k w' [erersupeeilisl7abs..l rfitil i t= Ilia mad D. • . .. I I. Sotare—Dinfili II Da. tip tea. It ..... Trues... agma Deer ltiiiii. am a is. 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U 4'l 441 CO 91 i NI • 46 tli It II 2 13i id Si 3 t. A I sla II id 9) 9c. irs I% hi •110 Si, iii • :0 z I M. : Os I 11. • I Tali. 4 3 din MI 4 x la - a In II sin Sir s xto • I , 2,1 I 2ln I In :b Din par ipi x le ! I • ma xla 4} lln 11 ft i Ini zln W , I 101 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAL Two o'CLocK. The funds remain dull, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The government broker has made his usual purchase. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange inactivity prevails, but prices are firm, owing to the contianed absorption of the preferable securities by bona fide investors. Consols are quiet, at 953, " buyers," both for money and the 6th of August. The rate of " continu ation" to the September settlement is to 3-16 per cent. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at oksk to 961 ; the New Three per Cents., at 963 to 961 ; Bank Stock, at 226 to 227, being in demand ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, at 99 to 993; Exchequer Bills, March, at 365. to 39e. prem.; ditto, June, at 235. to 28e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, at 109. In the foreign stock market the principal fea ture is an increased demand for Peruvian stocks. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Uribarren Bonds have risen 2 to 3 per cent, being now quoted 77 to 78. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds are last marked 76. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quiet at 953 to 3, whilst the Oneranteed Four per Cents. have advanced to 1053 to 106. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is firm at 3 die. to par. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), 3 dia. to par; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 663 (exchange, 123.); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 891; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 76, 761, to 77 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 691 ; ditto Four and-a-Half Dollar Bonds, 76 to 78 (ex change 45,) ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 431, 433 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 83; Turkish Six per Cents, 953 ; ditto for account (July 30), 961 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per C e nts., for account, 1053, 1051 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 39 3, 39 3. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 20c., for the account, showing a fresh decline of 6c. compared with the last price of yesterday. The discount market was abundantly @applied with money yesterday. The current rate for choice bills was 2} per cent., but in exceptional cases trans actions take plaoo a fraction lower. - . 'I he fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" making.np day") and terminate on Friday. The 303,2001, in Australian gold, by the Heather Bell, will be delivered this afternoon, or to-morrow, and it is believed that the larger proportion will be sent into the Bank, the continental demand being limited. The only ship known to be actually at sea from Melbourne with gold is the Eagle, which has now been out 70 day', with 103,8001. Letters from Pans mention that the stock of bol- Hon in the Bank of France, which was stated in the lot return at 21,118,0001. has increased to about 21,800,0001. _ . Only a few thousand pounds of the New Zealand loan was taken up yesterday. The wheat market yesterday was flat, and in some cases transactions took place at a reduction of about ls. per quarter from last Monday's rates. Yesterday's list of arrivals at ports of call in cludes 12 grain laden vessels. A telegrams from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London at 36;d , and the price of tallow at 133 to 156 ro., with 10 ro. " down, for delivery in August. The bills of Messrs. Seaman and Keen, silk manu facturers, of Milk-street, have been returned. The engagements of this firm are believed to be limited. A meeting was held yesterday of the oreditors of Mr. Charles Suewin, timber merchant, whose failure was caused by the stoppage of Messrs. Skeen and Freeman. The liabilities were stated at 24,0001., and the assets at 10,3001., showing about 81. in the pound. Of the assets 8,5001. is represented by stock-in-trade ; and, after some discussion, it was agreed to adjourn for a week, with the view of allowing a committee, appointed for the purpose, to test these figures. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada presents a decrease of 1,6711. sterling. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 761. The directors of the National Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus of 16e. per share, both payable on the 9th of August. The directors of the Danube and Black Sea Rail way and Kustendjie Harbour Company have made a call of 101. per share, payable by two equal instal ments, on the let of September and the let of October next. MONDAY livairnee. In the absent* of any business of importance, the funds to-day were dull, and a little flatness pre vailed. The reduction, however, compared with the closing quotations of Saturday, did not exceed 1-16 per cent. The government broker made his usual investment In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the principal movement was in bank shares and the Indian guaranteed railway stocks. which were in active demand. The latter securities have loag been prejudiced by the magnitude of tie new issues. The balk of these having now been absorbed by strong holders, the late severe depres sion is passing away even in the absence of really satisfactory advice. from the seat yf the revolt Conaols,which clued on Saturday at 964 for the 6th August, opened and closed today at 954 to 4, both for money and the account. For the September account the last quotation wu 96, " sellers." The official business report is as follows:—Thus per Cent. Consols, for money, 964, 864, 954, 954; ditto, for 11030112 t (6th August), 964, 984, 964 ; Three per Cuts. Reduced, 964 , 964 , 961 ; Hew Three per Cents., 984, 1, 4, 4; Thirty Years Annuities, ex piring in January, 1880, 1 7-18 ; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18i, 18 7-18; Beak Stock, 226 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 994; India Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 101. The New Three-end-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 101, and the Five per Cents., 115. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 365. to 395. prem., and the June, at 235. to 28s. prem., showing in the former case an advance of Is. There was an entire absence of animation in the foreign stock market, bat prima were well sup ported. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 961, closed at 961 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 1051 to 1. Peruvian Bonds continue in good demand. Venezuelan are also well supported, many of the bondholders entertaining sanguine anticipations that their position will be greatly improved now that the late °irrupt admt nistratore of the republic have been expelled. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan was quiet, at 3 dia. to par. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of ' 1862 was officially marked 98/ and 98. Mexican Boa& were quoted 191 to 20. Considerable activity continues to prevail in the market for bank shares, most of the leading descrip tions being in good demand. Bank of Egypt, Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, and South Austra lian Bank shares were rather dearer to-day. Com mercial Bank of London were quoted 19 to 21. Ottoman Bank and London Discount shares showed flatness. London Dock stock was officially marked 1041 to 1051 ex div. ; and General Steam Naviga tion shares 24!. Transactions took place to-day in the " Optional Right" Bonds of the Illinois Central Railway as high as 931 per cent. The object of the purchasers ism pry them in on accoant of the call of 20 dollars on the shares. Making allowance for the difference of exchange between the United States and England, and also for the accrued interest, a profit is presented on this operation. W.: 46 . New Bruoswicit and Nova Scotia Bondi were in renewed request to 7 dey, and retain an upward ten dency. iIiNES.-THIS DAY. Two 0'0.430E. The mining market to-day presents no feature of the least interest. The only business oelcially re ported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Edward shares at 41. The inquiries are limited, and prices in most ewes are little more than nominal. Mariquita •hates have met; with some inquiry, and are marked 11. United Mexican have been dealt in at 3} to 3; ; and Bon Accord Copper, at 10s. prem. The tunnel meeting of the Worthh3g Miming Company is celled for the 9th of August. The adjourned sunsal meeting g of the Quartz Reduction Company la to be held on tits and of August. From Wheal /Unica Captain Walloon reports Only 34) —. 4 TIN too crassest Is tritheut ch .n.n to mottos. Lode to 90 Wen end N e looks wide; atones of ./e. Lode In 90 east 1.4 feet wide, worth I too of copper ore per fathom. Lode to Te owl and I feet wide. worth 2 tons re copper ore per fathom. lob la tore stops Is book of 74 la worth for =wpm ore 301. per fathom. Lode la deep edit It 104 ride. yinidod Hops of oro per fathom. ' MONDAY ETININO. The mining market remains dull. The principal transactions to-day were in Wheal Harriet shares, which were in demand at 275. 6d. Business is also reported in Bedford United shares at 61 to 8, Wheal Edward at alt to t, Wheal Wrey at St, Last Bisset at 94j, and Great South Tolgns at ISt. Foreign descriptions were also qaiet. Mariquita shares were marked j and 1; Santiago, 12s. od. and 100.; and Bon Accord Copper, 10s. prem. IWI Moline Pomo 3 all and • • nrettlriii Si Woo and Ossoa... Valrs Si ▪ Mabee al w 0... 13 De. Nor lima ▪ /1•111.11•11Trusk Kir:: °amp ... ga ram 11 w atl i sas surf :kik I aol Drib all MM~ id i,s sal Moo& .. • Oer oat halo- -2 "11. W. at 112:2t=i;E::: JOUR MOCK WM& Se. I Usa. I Ram I Pd. IC. idea I ilea Noe, lea Loa sad 11.dar.JImat dr . Id Laularb .an Pal NI =it 111116 an 23 Lii Ild - i enaod.=Tza: a I r . is -- WU* 14.11mulia all ai Hi SO O— UNA al I. ariclima le B 4 1 Ma N is in ad al IM al liaiii..... 5t a ........... „&14.011.8 a in in iab.ssi27L2 2 iit it usedisard it 30 s liadas J 4 al= E N i d: ad 14 .4 g Moan .= id -• 119 In. BUN ..... la ... .= iMasai Balk la -.- ll.as Soft Woks. - Omar Ilea Om" all ST 11l ; 6 6 011ausa Mot all Hi 11l WO 4/0 drealmalal of Imbed II U U Da llow .. de la Aulaalla. dAld Ivo .- id .. Ns • Iti - - outs aim. or Aaliells SAD MI D.. Nut Wig li et Lerida r lia lb Norma . - - 444 iss iw.amaid Lima II 2. 17 N. i Irks IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BOMB OF COMMONS.—Tine DAT. Tito Etrautsz took the chair at 12 o'clock. NEW WRITE. Oa the oration of Sir W. lowers, a sew writ WM ordered for South Devon, la the room of Sir J. Y. Buller. Bart., who had accepted the oface of Steward of the Maslow if Rempaholoie ; and a new writ for North Cheshire, to tie room of W. T. F.garton, Esq., who had aoospted the Mice of Steward of Nortitbolum. STANDING ORDERS. Colonel W. PATTEN called attention to the report of the committee appointed to men* the standing orders with • view of fsollitating the progress of private bills. A= the propoerd chimers was an arrangement by which a et the private business at the commencement of the session should originate with the House of Lords •, a reduction of the number of railway sommitteas, so that there should only be lies chairman of committees, which would secure uni formity of legislature In such matters. The alterations recommended by the report were agreed to and the standing orders amended accordingly. Colonel. W. PATTEN then moved the following resolu tion, via : That this home will not insist on its privileges with regard to any clause@ in private bills sent down trout the House of Lords which refer to tolls and chums kr envious performed, and are not in the nature of a tae: Lord R. CECIL took the opportunity which the resolution sisrdsd of ventilating his views on the subject of private bill . The evidence taken before the committee wee ly adverse to the present system, and in favorer of the appointment of permanent chairmen. Private bill committees were incompetent to discharge the duties entrusted to thaw; and their ignorance, or the peculiarity of their views, skeet protracted their deliberations, and put the parties to Imp and unnecessary expense. Permanent chairmen meld not be obtained without the *Moe was remunerated, and In the committee be proposed a resolution to that dime ; but it was rejected by the casting vote of the chairman. Mr. D. GRIFFITH advocated an entire remission of the fees payable to parliamentary counsel and agenA c 2th were extravagantly disproportionate to the services Sir D. NORRRYB suggested that the great proration of the privets business that annually came Wore perillement might be advantageously transferred to local tribunals to be estebliabsd for the purpose Col. WILSON PATTEN hoped the time was far intern when the house would entertain a roomed for paying any of its members. The pr viand made to the committee was, that four permanent chairmen should be appointed with a Waxy of 1,0001. • year each. He voted against it became he thought it would be unconstitudonal. After a few words bow the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, who said the hones was indebted to the committee to their revision of the standing orders, the reso lution was agreed to. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (No. 3) BILL. On the motion for considering the Ladd amendments to this bill, CoiiitTel SYKES mond Si an antendrern that they be taken Into onsidendlon that day three months. He did so because the bill abolished a glorious corporation who had an nexed to tale country a vast empire. The rule of the ens patty had always been vier, humane, and jest ; and its goverment of India should have entitled It to the gratitude of the country rather than brought down upon it a measure of extinction. He was told that bad the late goverment been ready with their Moe= Bill, we should never have beard of an ledian Bill. Being enable to fulfil his pledgee in that re 'set, the late prime minister (Lord Palmerston) sought to drew of the mem of parlianest, by introdenis his India Bill, sad when he was tamed out the present adaiaistrarjon felt that they had no alternative but to go on with a measure of the mete nature. The country did not require such& mann, berme out of the 481 petLiosis presented this semi= on the subject of lad* only four were in favour of any on of the three Government of India Mr. PVLLEIf sio9adiri the amend—t. Yr. YdlttiLU thought Ii v. quite hOpelions to atop the mimes al the bill at ads Mow, but be coald not tallow the wombs to pans without vladloatina the civil earrice of India hem tie gadget attacks thee haa been made upon It is parliament. The secosesove of the East IndlaCont prey mesh! And that die civil terrine had most satisfactorily nemapii tlss boom of India. Had there been no public In India during the last four years there would hem hem • surplus In the Treasury of more than • million it sessay as it wet the deficieecy of tail year 'ea only 240,00111. Ths hon. member ooncladed by that V al pebsbality that tem the last omegas spas In weld either the house. lie miumbribrit wee nitiotately withdrawn, sad the Isere pronsied so the eentideratiket of the Lord.' anwathateite. TEN REFIUSSINTATION OF SOUTH DEVOll.—The olpoled devallsa si air I. B. Yards Bailer, M.P. far the asethas illhlas of Devonshire, to the peeler has rend the parr parties in the county to be as the gee 0f... IS yr tested that the conservatives intended to berg ere the Hr. Mark Rolle, son of Lord Clinton. and betr Mdr arnrive reales of the late Lord Rolle ; but it ia eedd dot the primes has declined to stand. Mr. larahh, woe ones sepressred the city of Baiter, has also lees near se the easoinatir candidate, bat at present odknittllle know rwerd :. Mr. &Infant has been pr . It is thought that ocal tren:r Sir pro bable the Bal. Ws elevation takes place there will be a stif corer to As run y. MIL ROEBUCK, M.P., IN MANCHESITER.—To OW- " MIL . v = " b 1 a 6, co ara ec ol the e 2. " Dees bits P rtacipati e fo—orst with thew' Mr. Thorns lea* le to perds, mod It le se idol ha as wivortiormant, that eJ. A . Bcsberb . lag., M.P., sod ether distrgaithadi ger Omar will adders the Mi. Samuel Warren hade is Ids Saw played soy par Than an tree whet re mnant. the ere wits ha we korrog " at Woodlouse' Grows eatml, war this tort, r tla son of • Maradhe prember. He bee "Atom *iv* law bosh% and • purr Am Reorder af Hal h• hen addrernd macaw sad isoppropriats ebeqpi to the = .■l7, sat recently he has become M.P. for &My training mad associather dW tell strongly open hies. He premolar in Ms aro* be preaches in his law books, be preschr to the grad jary, sad Its preaches to the boom BM Irving been ked a dassatar, ha is sow the etansoleame of threshes, aid his hair rands on and when he ost= . o •l7 notsulta width is his opinion any Wore the tar besdt dissenters, of whom he has drawn mad deterring portrets In Ids famous "Ten Thorned • Yestr."— Lomb Kerevry, REFORM DEMONSTRATION.—We understand the ardeat Wormers of the Chatham and New Bror_OSOTI district roasting their London brother at _ Gravesend, on Monday next, when a very lemma gathering is maticipated. Sir C. Napier, M.P., J. Locke, Bq , M.P., W. Rowell. Req.. M.P., and other utectirs of perliatnent, sit expected to !address the amormblago. 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Zata —TIN =rim was dull at tasiptalm, @ad ear limed allitoat week beim. Ada[ all as,. Bleaktonks,lit I—flatalalam IS t—Cta atm atal lialltaat. 70-- Bram Oottadim 11616 j—llatt I astathlre. Ste I—Gnat Wears. tap Int l tla ri stlas i ar t, NOIIII 9 11= 9 4 t York sad — NW ll—. )5 t —Lott. 2rAltaglltt—Derata la a a T.166--Date !Fall. fa Ma—Grand Ts . ?utat of . cam* I 11.16—fifeet Wotan. lit I. atom, ma. 11.--The until lea tom exasettaaly flak sad S_ I llf• rather lower. %oft Dittasad Titre tam 11 . Valoa i i pz .6l7. llaellsollekt Onal,l4—Leala —Sheeleicla 3f- Doren. lamaaas, 3.1 C PATENTS AND INVENTIONS.—This morning was Waned the report of the odentiedoners of patents for in. venticos for the yes/ 1867. The number of applicetkee to provisional protection recorded within the year was 3,200; the number of patents pored thereon was 2,028 ; the number of spenliketioss died in pursuance thereof was 1,978 ; the umber of applioatiane lapsed or forfeited, the ap pile:sets having negleelled to proceed for their patents within the six months of provisional protection, wet 1,172. The number of epplications recorded within the Ant Ilk months of the current year (1M) was 1,474; dweller*, estimating the total umber of the year at about 3,000, a maireces of 200 on the whole year as compared with 1867 may be expected. The salaries paid to the clerks awl oilcan appointed under the Patent Law Amendment Ad amounted in 1867 to 4,6461. In the mum year 4,4501. 19s. were paid to Sir R. Bothell, then Attorney-Geneve!, in raped of patents, and 3991. to his deck ; 2,09.51. 16s. to the Right Hon. James Stuart Wort ley, liolicitor-Glenerel; 1941.6.. to hie dirk; 2,3881. 14e. to Sir Henry Singer Yeating, Solkator.Ciencral, end 2061.6 e. to his clerk ; making a total of 9,7111. like., paid in 1867 to the law ,yens of the crown, for fees ocsineeted with the (meting of Falcate for inventions. In the add year, 4,6841., as ampmeatione for lose of elk* suiting tender the old law, sod 7,6661. Ile. Bd. for the carnal sad fad dists' exposes of the existing commission. Frog a mar writtaa by Dr. Greenhow, lecturer en Paha° SealtiCet tit Thoers's Hospital, end Pent pelnlsi by the GINIMIL Bawd of Mehl, it appears that the highest deallprata in the ldngdoati existe la Liverpool ; the lowest In Modals sad Itellsbary, in Northumberland, and Beetboanas, in Sew& "Liverpool is thi unhealthiest town fa England," rye De. Oresahew. " Glendale le one of the beallitient rural shatriete. The mutual average mor tal of Liverpool, frees en causes, is at the rate of thirty ix In the thousand; the deaths in each thousand of the potpie a Ohnidele await to only fifteen annually." - - THE ROYAL VISIT TO LEEDS.—The programme of arranisemals diets' the Qmon's Ma y to Leeds was dully cm llstotalsy sod yesterday (Woodsy) the mayor and td proemial to London, and will to-morrow be lasoured by an fatmaiew with her lleMoty at Osborne, when the me wm be submitted to her - hr smote. Ws. Ws leave with *mum that it has bean decided to via ▪ Ment-hrll with prayer. We are sure this declaim will be beistlly oppoood of by our townemen.—lesis Mercury. WALTON REGATTA.—Thin regatta, it mat not be by all lovers et the sports a? the sea, le appointed :Mem oa Friday next ; aad should the mislitor prove , there is every meson to anticipate • rand sattswing at this delleteal spot on the Bum mast. The seeeeetry, we learn, hes bola very setim and meassfol I. his mama fee subectiptkas ; cheap matt bays beat fixed foths roiling, with the promise of a trlp by Means, to llow the yachts to ass ; sad all the arreniameato Wiest, that the motes will well ropey 41.31131i0W161 lOC their trip. —isms dmeld. -- THE CEYLON RAILWAY.—ThE first sod is to be eat by Mr R. Wed ear Colombo early la July, awl the work la be foneelly q pnel with great eennany. at ese Mara ble rateallesoy hoe lOrlifta way ZetteE7 Wars have peered he. the soy ler as aughoymmat Ware at We arm, that he w ies some of the ambushing work essesesced gam Ia ease,- blue el& Ible with, we bear • counmaamasalis to be nob at 41011 albs ks Oahrbo. We are glad to lama AM Or 4 seam lave levelwahly iskrialbed Mr. Neyeete =I Is nada asateriel hurorde Istreditelles of aul to this asst eaggeited by this geatlaawm.— Oriashe Oieem, Joe M. MAIL TO Sours Asssic.s.—The stem-ship Primo of Wake, sail* from limped ea Weisseisy, the Elklk hut., will Nor a oblVe sea is Yalu, Rio Jesuit*, sad Valraralos. Lateen will be amelved it Liverpool ea that day till 10.16 am. asst wigs Ye fro MU 10.30 as. The doess-ehlp Great Utak wm eag a Widmer:lay has !beeped I. New York. 111 ISO 11l ttl COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TRIG DAY. (By MAGNITIO TZLIOILLPII.) (RME ou omit 0011121110NDINT.) Wiese market dull. Oatmeal end oats in glow demand, but without chaste in peens. Flour remiine 'Motive. War articles remain negloosed. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Breea..—The market has opined with a very firm appearance, and the public ease are going on briskly at a slight advance. Refitted also firm • lumps, 525. 6d. to tise. Corras.—This article has ale; a firm appearance. A cargo of Santos afloat sold late yesterday at 42e. Ter.—The China letters were delivered this morning, bat they have not yet Influenced the market. Large public gales are advertised for to-morrow. _ . Rms.—The public sales went off at rather lower prices. SALTPETRIL—Tbe large public sales of Bengal wen bought in at lull pylon. Cu mawom.—The quarterly public sales went off heavily, and the low qualities s, , ld at a slight decline. Ininoo.--Bpastish sold in public sale at 43. advance me May ;prime. Corrox.—Ne sales reported. Markets generally steady to-day, but the demand has not been active. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The nptrket remains steady at the following quotations Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. 3d.; August, 48e. to 3d., September, 48s. 3d ; Oat. to Deo., 48e. Bd. ; ditto separately, 48e. 9d. SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET. THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. D• 11111 reptlts trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 72a.; superior do., 75e. to 84a. ; Interior do., We. to 6118. ; mew do., 00.. to 80e.; clover, old, 96e. to 110 a.; .eon td out, 8 ie. to 858. ; now, 808. to 951. ; straw. 83s. to 368. FIRE AND Loss or LlFlL—This morning, between the hours of one end two o'clock, a fire broke out on the premier of Mr. Saunders, wirer and gilder. No. 31, Foley street, Great Portland-street. Mr. R. Saunders, jun., who was sleeping on the third floor back, man to acme, much cut and bruised, on to the roof. When the flames were euffidently subdued to enable the home to be entered, Mrs. Sounders was found lying on the beet floor third pair. suffocated end Staters. Mr. Sem dem was found in the third flow back, nearly suffocated, and is now at St Thomas's Hospal is • precarious state. THE Fritz AT ROTHERHITHE.—The fire which took place at Mr. Roles timber-yard, Acorn-wharf, Bother hhhe, on Sunday morning, proved more than usually de structive, owing to the high wind which prevailed, and which blew showers of swim across the river, setting fire to the Camperdown, a vessel lying at Limehonee, and to the Immix' of Mew. Fowler, ropemekere, Mill-wall. The embers of this second coefinration wore still smoldering last night. The damage done at Millwali I. as follows : About 300 feet of sheds, including mill-how, machinery, and stock, belonging to Messrs. Fowler end Smith, destroyed. The Om was insured in the Imperial Office. The roof of the engineer end boiler shops belanglng to the Canal Iron-wort slightly damaged by fire. The ship Camperdown, in the dry dock, has the deck and sides plightly damaged by OM. Mr. Braidwood describes the damage at Rotherhhhe to be Ito follows "Deal wharf end contents all but destroyed;' and adds, "the cense of fire, a foul flue at Mr. Greer, In Trinity street." He also describes three brick and timber Widens to Trinity-street, the property of the government, 110 het long and 40 wide, as being burned down; and that Bam's Pale Ale Stores are damaged by breakage. The out-build ings and fence of the Acorn tavern, belonging to Mr. Ran dall, are likewise pulled down, and ten honest in Trinity street are more or leis damaged by fire, itc. A RAILWAY SUICIDE.—As the up etrpress train or the Great Western Railway was on Friday passing through the cutting at Waltham St. Lawrence, between the Twyford and Maidenhead statics*, the driver was surprised on finding a straw hat fly on to the tender of the engine. He immediately stopped the train, end spoke to some men, who preceded down the line and discovered the body of a yog man frightfully lacerated, the head severed from the truck, and one leg cut off. Inquiry was made, and it was form that the young men's name was Thomas Hance, who resided with his parental at Waltham. He had been in the service of several families in the neighbourhood, but bad lately been out of employ, and had been observed to be in • low despond ing we/. A FEARFUL PREDICAMENT.—One day last week, while four little boys were diverting themselves by lespieg is end out of an old corn-chest that stood in the stable of a farm in the Ouse of Gordo, the whole of them got into it at one time, and drew down the lid, which, being furnished is the common way for a padlock, the holder caught the staple, and made them prisoners at once, beyond the pod biVof extricating themselves. Fortunately, however, thel hoses had to be suppered ; but the ploughman whose duty it was to do so had performed his task, and was leaving for the night, when he thought he heard some movement In the chart Aware there was ne corn In it, be was convinced he was deceived ; but, curiosity prompting him, he lifted the lid and found the now missed and anxiously-sought for pp sews still alive, but quite unconscious, or male to cede the least effort for their deliverance. Had a movement ten the part of one of them not drawn the attention of the n at the last moment, the whole four would doubt have been dead before momin.—PertAshire Adverts:or- HOAX ON THE Bat:MILS POLICL—The Brussels journals state that some egitatios was weed in that oily, in the first days of the fete, by a strong body of polio, Win marched to one of the gates, and there seised a red deg hail which a number of men were about Monier Welty, sad tit wasconaidered as an emblem of socialise. The men dig their surprise, and explanations haybe be tgerm ag., into, it turned out that they were a band of weekroen from Louvain, who bedew up to Breeds to idea part ha the fete, sad dm Daniel a flog beams they formed =ithemselves • singing moiety ; as to the flag Mb* t colour lad beta ohm's by sodded, wilknot a Z , @SOW political intention. The police, on their part, that they had made the seizure became they had readved =smug letter stating that the lass were a bend of t fanatics going to Bromide to upset the government, l ead that sot only was their flag of the socialist colour, bet that a figure on the top of the Waff, the heed of an old sus with a beard (Rossini) was meat for Orsini. The pollee aro much laughed at respecting the affair. THE Nzw Conwr.—M. Babinet, of the French Institute, has oommunicated the following to the Journal eta Debots This year we have already five comets, two of which are periodical ; bat nose of them is the comet of 1666, called ' comet of Chutes V.,' on the return credal& the contrary opinions of Mr. Hind a s M. Hoeff divide the mien title world. As for the comet No. 6of this year, ha w se dimmed by 11. Donate at Plenum en the End a, it has no semblance to the 03111111111 of 1556. 1264, and 976, which are supg a to be the same. The pawl comet advisees very , and will be in the midst of lb 'Fled ties es the 6th or el September next It gem Weds the west ; whereas the comet of Charles V. wed tslue the east, so that they sae no more be oonfoturiel dim the mail from Brest can be confounded with that from Earshwrg. Moreover, there ere 100 dn. difference fa the of the perMelium, and the haMegion is 721 deg. of 30 as.' IJEERTY RESTORED TO THE INDIAN By* The Barkurs of June 18 says:—" Tie ladiesles Is we more free. The Gagging Act, which received wen of the Governor-General on the 13th buss. l ies, hi now amwgrt the records of the past co : e We dtr ia dos it woild be renewed. It wise as e ll a dW eekee sesemsam ed br anie" " ate ' , " lizzgtigt psaae In this oonntry, and Ito ime scarcely wish at the presen prey sous geuerai the t time to rees=g o tera nasseere. We congratulate all our eon ithare7resi j abree. D add. : eavictitLlE:h--;i7sihs‘ef l: s e t t i l be r a n atioak a e l :f d 7 d ro came m tucoicartaDei6 D o ligb tfl4 e lein lh o ts by i narr a tu lth : : . l a bti li Lmoso uvin ihsw 7 o. effect as the blehomedans. The commiesion si tting for de trial of rebels at Delhi was continuing its labours dealing of swift judos—Madras daniesuts Inns 25. ~1