The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

P IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TussuAy, JUNE 25. IN the Housa of LOKIM yesterday, the Duke of Alter Li. called attention to the position in which the motion madeby Earl Russellthe previousnight in re fereme to the Irish church stood. The latter part of the motion had been negatived, and it was at pre sent only a motion to inquire into the property of the church, which was far from being all that was necessary. The k:ar I of DERRY said the crown was not pro hibited by the terms of the motion from making the itmeiry more tAtensive, and he intended it to apply generally to the whole condition of the Irish church. _ The lhake of Rum MOND moved the second read ing of the Railway Companies Bill, the object of which, he said, was to give additional security to all t Li..ses of investments in railways, but there was one provision of the bill to which he could not give hi outient—namely, that which authorised the er,iiion of pre-preference stock. Lord IttamsnALm was strongly of opinion that great injustice would be dune unless steps were taken by their lordships to guard and protect the pref.:a-tame stock which has already been created, and he objected to the clauses in the bill which gave a power of creating a preopreferenee stock. The bill was then read a second time, and re ferred to a select *manatee. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH moved the second reading of Brown's Charity . Bill. The bill was to enable the Charity Commissioners to alter a bequest of :N.1,010. by Mr. Thomas Brown for the founda tion of an animal sanitary institution in connexion with the University of London. The scheme was opposed by the University of Dublin, to whom the bequest was to go for the foundation of professor ships in the oriental languages in the event of the University of London not complying with the wishes of the testator. The Earl of ROSSK moved the rejection of the bill, atel after some discussion the bill was thrown out by .46 to 16. The Earl of BELMoRZ stated, in reply to a yues tioi from the Earl of Beasborough, that instruc tions would be issued to the county inspectors in Ireland to put themselves in communication with the owners of police barracks in Ireland with a view to some joint action for placing them in a proper state of defence. &rural bills were advanced a stage, and The house adjourned at ten minutes to eight o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TVESDAY, Jowz 25. IN the HOUSE of CONNONN, at the morning sit ting, the Blackwater Bridge Bill and the Charit able Donations sad Bequests (Ireland) Bill were respectively read a third time and pawed. The house then sent into committee on the Re presentation of the People Bill, and on the mo tion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER an amendment was made in clause 42 to prevent the owner of a copyhold or long leasehold house having a vote for the county in respect of a house in a borough occupied by himself which confers on him a borough vote—a provision which is already ap plicable to freeholders by the Reform Act of 1832. On clause 43, the interpretation clause, a long discussion arose on an addition to the clause pro piped by Sir R. PALMER, to define • dwelling house. At length the following definition was agreed to :—" A dwelling-house shall include any part of a house occupied as a separate dwelling and separately rated to the relief of the poor." The postponed clause 31, which refers to the Boundary Commissioners, was then considered. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that Lord Eversley, Mr. Russell Gurney, Sir John Duckworth, Sir Francis Crossley, and Mr. John Walter be the commissioners, and after some observations from Mr. Darby Griffith, who ob jected to Mr. Walter ; from Mr. Serjeant Gaselee, who objected to any peer being on the commission ; from Mr. Foster, who suggested that the commissioners should appoint their own secretary ; from Mr. Gladstone, who observed that no objection could be fairly taken to any of the commissioners on the ground of party differences, and who thought it well that the commission should be represented in both houses of parlia ment ; and from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who said the government would defer to the commission, and that no one would be appointed as secretary who was not quite acceptable to them, the names were agreed to. The remainder of the clause defines the powers of the commissioners, to which an amendment was moved by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in lieu of that part of the clause, giving larger powers to the commissioners than was originally proposed, and the remainder of the sitting was occupied in the discussion of that amendment, which was at agreed to with some alterations, and an l a e d il littin that the commissioners shall report to one of her Majesty's princi pa l secretaries of state, and that such report shall be laid before parlia ment. The sitting was suspended at ten minutes to seven o'clock. The house reassembled at 9 o'clock. On the motion of Mr. HEADLAW, a select com mittee was appointed to consider whether any alteration can be made in the internal arrangements of the house, so as to enable a greater number of members to hear and take part in the proceedings. The Libel Bill passed through committee. The Attorneys, &c., Certificate Duty Bill passed through committee. On tho motion of Mr. H. B. SHKRIDAN, the In vestment of Trust Funds Bill was read a second time. The object of the bill, he stated, was to enable trustees to invest funds in certain stocks not guaranteed by government. On the adjourned debate on tho motion for going into committer: on the Railways (Guards and Passengers Communication) Bill, Mr. HODGSON objected to the bill, saying that no effectual means of communication had yet been discovered. In the railway with which he was connected means bad been tried, but they had all failed. Mr. 111‘Lattsw could not think that the inven tive genius of the country was unequal to the task of finding a means of communication between the paseeng,ers and a guard. Mr. LEEMAN sail the inventive genius of the country had failed in this matter hitherto. The railway companies would be willing, if the Board of Trade would prescribe a means of communica tion, to adopt it. Mr. O'Barser described an effective means of contmunication which he had seen in operation on the Great Northern of France, and Str M. Pero said he believed that plan was effective. Mr. CAVE said the report of the railway commis sion was rather against this measure, for they thought the companies should be responsible ' • and if they were interfered with in these detail s, the responsibility was lessened. He repudiated any responsibility of the Board of Trade in this matter. The house then went into committee on the bill, and the several clauses were agreed to. The house adjourned at a quarter past 2. THE HOP PLANTILTIONS.—HOEHEOTER, JCHE 25. —Although the temperetun is still low, end the nights occasionally very cold , the hop bine continues to grow, although not so vigorously ea is usual at this season of the year. The continued cold weather is still unfavour- able to the growth of the plant, and in most of tho plan tations the plants look very unromising. There is still a great increase in lice and fly, p many of the plants being covered with them. In some of the most forward of the plantations the bine is beginning to throw out the Mid: summer shoots ; but generally the plants are exceedingly to backward. Much will depend on tho weather during the 100 next fortnight as to the probable crop, the general opinion IL° entertained by many of the largest planters at present no being that the yield will, this year, be a very email one, 10 and not by any means an average crop. Rain is now much to vented, and a few thunder shower, would have the effect lst of clearin g _ the plants. The reports from the hop district, • • of East Kent *ate that there is no improvement to note , 2 0 : in the condition of the plantation., the hops in the majority of the grounds looking poor and sickly. The fly too Las been very much on the increase during the peat week. it CRYSTAL PALACL—ONI-SHILLIKO DAY. —Tees- I : DAT, JUNE 25.—Admiasiona on payment, 3,50; ditto by le mellow tickets, 1,621; total visitors, 5,190. TIIE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1867. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) nADINAILY 811AltiS AND °T•7Ci& alti Pd. 1111LWADI r t. " 9c1.44 I "es t"" lestarday. I 14 1 p.m. X 100 DeMol and * 89 - 81 100 =lan teat.' :71 110 112 - Bt. PS Cambrian __ .. -- - . 35 66 - 10 ail Cornwall.. I 3 5 - et 100 Dublin and Balastimc 66 613 - 8t 100 Dandse,PertltdAbdib 70 11 100 an last London Sort? Cori -- - - 100 10 D 0.... . - - - St 100 Glassw &la iiiii.nl - - - ft. 100 Brest Latent Ord. St. 284 %if :511 4 Is} Bs. 100 Do. Z. Log. Sill.. 90 . 9 6 7 - St. 100 OreatNorth of Scotland - - - St. 100 (heat Northers - 113 115 - 91 100 Do.A J A rec. no drr. - 19.- 111 114 114 St. 100 Do. 1. }till p. c. is paid 11 - - - St. 100 Do. Ord. 1.1.1. Dir. Stock - - - 8t 100 04 Booth& West. (Ire.) 91 93 - St 100 Snot U sari , . 45 461 46 54 81. 100 I io.At.,er V.cl.fhas AO •- - St 100 Do. South Wales - - - St 100 Do. W. 1116-00ord 26 30 - 8t 100 Do. Do. Newport 18 IS - St 100 Lancashire St Yorkshire lid 120 - St 100 1. ... f OA , n .1 ., l'osst 551 564 58 71 84. 100 ChstlltssADoe 17 18 174 418 134. 100 11. 3101.. bites.46p.s. 14 17 - St. IN Lon.l.u. &North Womi,. 113} 1134 114} 134 80. I* Loodon&SouthWestern 77 79 774 4 St. 100 Man. Nhef.. tt Glaseolnsh 464 474 47 St. 100 Melaspollitss-- . 124 1116 1264 44 on sITS : M 142 'w rfet t ;st 0, p. et. till 11470 100 111 110 100 all listrogolitanDlakl4l 67 30 - 93 10 vo. du. do. .. _ - - -... 10 all D.... 1 4 John'nwood ••• - 8< 100 lad/and .......... -.. 1124 1134 MI 19 5 al Do. 49 12 . - - -- - - St. 105 Do. Bins. 6 Derby. 83 $5 - 1 St. 100 'North British St IN Do.ll.l* ,VertltDsnd - -•- St. 10001 N. Nesteru-Serisicit lO2 103 1014 14 25 1 Do. O. N. L Pure •-• - lit. 11101 De. Leads - - Oil 03 - St. 100 I Do. York .... - - SS 18 96 5 16. 100 1 Do. Carlisle ... -•- 15 al I Do. Mock. &Denim 54 85 34 25 22 I De. do.. 1900* St. 100 North Loudon ....- ll5 114 --. to 6I Do. do, 1961 4 14 pre - St 100 NorthStafferdahlre- - 48 TO - St. 100 N. a & Western Juno.' 116 118 zn - St 100 Scottish Cestral -..- - - - .at 1011 Shropshire Union _ - 8t 160 South In.ron 4B 60 - 'St 100 Routh lastern 65 654 061 65 $0 in litabiesWoldnC 9 10 - I St. 100 ,Tali Vale -..- .._ - 10 4 1 Do. C- - . - St. 100 Waterford I leills - Mly -.- - 10 4 iWaterloo nit Whitehal l - -•- BRITISH P 08618810223. St IVC I &saws* I ilosingprlost I 'Ake. IN ell Atbuitica St. biomass 24 68 - N 100 Does. Bar.d.C. In. gbp.c. 1024 1034 1034 * 12 , Do. P Shares 5 inn. - 144 aD I Buffalo dr Lake Iluron B3 44 - 11. all De. 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P 17744. 85 57 - 10 1 Indian renchaAmited) 4 111 s - et 100 Madras gust. 6 D. omit 1024 1110} 1034 X PIO Do. de. lif de 96 97 961 et 100 Do. do. 44 do llO 92 - 90 all Do. TM Extension' - - - 50 ' all blab. sod Hobson's Bay! lit 56 - 100 1.11 Do. 6p. et„ pay.lBBo l 96 9111 100 an Do. 6p. a , pay. 1806 80 54 - 84. 100 Natal:saes tlstp.B. 83 MI -. /16. 100 Sande, gm. 6 per oast 102 103 - 94 100 Do. Delhi do. -- - 102 10111 zn -- zn 901 16 Do, do. do.- --1 4 4pos m - 94 1001 Do. ?unlash do. _ 1014 102} - ill 1100 Do. Indus St MAC* 36 87 - Jona sTOOI HANLE. EWELL 11MICLI 161 16 - 91 29! oilmtvolu 00V1STOTIIENT -tt __ , as., o belilso opo. 0p.u5.,10, Do. 1-45 'on. G.... 6 p.e.,1177- 4. lo • Do. 6p004.166.11Aa0. 100 Do.. para. lloz.Viop. 100 Do. apret.Jaa.*J 100 Do. wet. 10. nook uly lO ilopilpar.Ds73 Do. d 0.11100.1000 106 , Do. do. 1800.00 100 Do. do. 180041 100 UMW D 0.19.0.14.1100.110 0. 100 100,000 Ceelon,Nov. DAS, tp.et IVO 116,0001 Do. lan, Jo.. I IN 000400 Do. UM d 0... i for 110.000 Naorttlae6 ion al.. toil 100 200,000 Do. 1876 100 100,0 0 0 Do. 1882 105 /100,000. Do. 100 • 100 180,040 PratatClor.6p.o.Ap..oo.l 100 MOOD Now DraGov.flporet. 1,156,eu0 Nam Sou th Wales (km ' 100 p. 00048.,1871 to 106 100 1471,9010 Do. Sp. ..1688 to 1805 106 660.0.4: D0,Rp.e,r,1807 to 1076 lOO 110,000 1 New Zealand Ipoo mat. ; 100 1.000.000' DO. Spar amt. 100 600,90 a Do. 6 per coot. 1•91 100 350,000 D0. , t0.101 lune&lo.ci 100 1000. Nora Seaga 6p. ..,1871: 104 3 / 4 11040 Qum/010d Goo. 6p. et. 100 1.177.4:0. Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 700.410 &Aust. Gow. 6p. 0,67-77 100 Do. 1871 end 10001 WO 810400 Vla.Gov.6p. e. Jan. July 100 7.110.000 Do. 6p. et Aam 180 vii,ioni 68.6,V1:1 100.01701 No. I Sh. I No. I Id I MAIO at. 610,000 518,000 1 at. 080,000 84. 10182113 912.830'85. 158,730, St. 1. I L prbs.i. $ Sales. 100 101 IN 100 1111 100 84 88 88 87 188 166 106 107 106 107 107 1(0 0.1 04 101 Da 187 109 104 106 104 lob 106 116 lob 107 106 108 99 101 va 101 06 98 01 Sel 06 69 106 103 911 96 106 1.1 1041 1f . .61 id - 98 . JO 06 87 98 97 la Ire hal no; 101si 104 - - 100 911 - 941 106 zd 961 6 11% lub/ i Pd. I CI. Woes I Sales 18 . ilto 7 . S 71 1; 415 435 10_ 18. 1 It 7e 2 2 6 11 . le 19 1 1 4 11 11 96 ST 5 5 4 ; ii icti 4 l 40 60 :I 11 IV 31 SW36 i 1 90 Sli • 6 131 141 I .9 e le 66 70 150 HO xd 46 70 35 a 14 10 10 19010 9 11 zd 81,4311 84. let INI. ICI vetoes. 1 +.1... I 1. , 1 per I pa' n lipre ~d, 1.3.3 I db 1 I . ltl 8 1 dim 1 /xd N_ 66 i * dIN t - i - 1 4 a 4i4 I Irid- .1 Pd I 1.1 prices. I. 15-16 ! - .115-16 3i GLUM 4 p.o. mar.ttafi 100 o.Nthn.4p.e..lan.Cl 100 G. Wste.—W. 1.1.--Oz., I D. CO., Jan. & July .... 100 Lue.&Yk.ep.e.Jaa.ctlly 100 Lou.Brlgh.ep.e.Jea.&Jb 100 LAN. W.4p.e.Jaa.& July 100 Do. Hp.e. Jan.& July 100 IL&S.W.4p.e. Jan.& July 100 lildland,4p.e.Jan.&July 100 N. British, L P. & D. 8.,. p. ct., Feb. & Aug... 100 N.Nalen.,4p.e.J.u.&Jaly 100 loot.N.l.,4p.o.ApAtOct. 100 3 78 93 95 9095 xd eale4. 93 95 , 1)4 OS 96 YD 95 *parting Enteiligcnce. CHELMSFORD SU3IbiER MF:TrINC.—TuvnAT. Notwitlidandlng the counter MU-wawa of iiawcastle there was a large attendance of the usual habitats ofthc turf at this plea sant Essex meeting, and the weather being twilllantly One, the local patronage was insineme. As will be seen by the return of the sport appended, the ruing was devoid of any special feature, and beyond the fart that the faeourltea had it all their own way, there is nothing culihm for any xpe.lat reeved. The Northum berland elate was the medium of some slight amount of specu lation, hut the ipoitations win Indicate the amount of business transacted. Subjoined are details of the mein; THi TOW'. NT.% 1.E., of a WA s. each, with u. added for all ages; selling and other allowancoa. .:11irlici4mirters of a mile. Mr. J. Dilion's kirmoo, by Hobble liotite—Yin Yarn syrl, Ad ill Mr. It. Fuller; Reindeer t Med. 'Mt 81A ~T. French! I Mr. Chaplin a Duffer ttiorr , , I yrs, fot lib (Jeffery) a Bettina : to Son Kangaroo, sto 2 agst Duffer, and Sto 1 anal Reindeer. A Swam...m*llLS of 10 soya each, for 2-yr-olds : colts. Sat 10Ib Allies. bet 71b. Malden alioiranws. Flee furlongs. (6 Mr. J. Dixon's lurveyor, by Caterer--Cyguet. eat 101 b (Edwards) 1 Captain MacheWs Liquidator, Pat 1011) Cannon) I Mr. Flerninga .t(aS, tut 10lb 'Ratters) Festival also ran. _ _ Betting: 2 to I Purveyor, And b to 1 each apt Liquidate, and Apsi. ClifLusroftn HANDICAP ofl6 sows. each, 10 ft, forty If de clared, with 70 for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; winner. eXtra About seven furlongs. ;35 subs. 72 of whom pay 2 sows. oath.! Mr. Pryor Troublesome, by Robbie Noble—Testy art Bst 4lb (Lenten 1 Mr. K. Ten Itreeek's Ambition, 4 yrs, ht lib ..IH. Oovey; 2 Duke of Hamilton's Sultan 3 yrs, est 121 b Caviar* Sts other also nn. Letting; 5 to 2 agst Troublesome. 4 to 1 agst Ambition, 8 to I each agst overtun• and hounceaway, 7 to 1 apt roetunatus, and 8 to 1 agst Little Nen. Txt UALLRYWO , ... BTAKts of Soon. each, with ID added, for all ages selling and other allowances. 11.1f.adwile. Mr. Payne's b e by Knight of the Thistle—Cella, 2 yrs, eat ;r;d0) (Jefa7) 1 . _ . . . Mr. R. Fuller's Reindeer, aged, est , C.-0 (T. nenciti 2 Mr. lternlnes Cadiz. aged, est 4lb (Cannon) 3 . _ 71)Ton:ato also ian. Bettina: 2 to 1 apt Reindeer. 5 to 2 each apt Donato and the Celia colt, and 7 b. 2 apt Cadiz. TIIR GItEAT BADIJOR TWO-YEAR.t.I.T. STA[I3 of 10 soya each, h L with 40 added: for colts, eat 10lb. Mika Sat 7lb penalties and mai.len allowances. Half.a•mile. It 2 Baba) Mr. W Si Lambourne's La Belle Jeanne, by Weatherbit— Min Aldcrnft, Sat lilt. In.- alb ird•rarl 1 Colonel M. If artyn's Rampart, eat Mb (E. Martin Mr. L...Thellussou's IJmner, Ost (inc alb extra). .(Desixot 3 La ean J Eapur also ran. Betting : Even on La belle ne, 2 to 1 eget La fiapeur, 6 to hupt Rampart, and u to 1 eget Limner. Tile MARKS' HALL STALKS of 5 won. each, with 2,5 added, for Y.yr-olds colts, rat 10lb ; little,, Est 71b. The winner to be sold by auction for 5O eons. _ _ Mr. Ten Broeck's Haymarket, by Weatherbit—lrreeu larity 7th Mr. It:titers' fby Thunderbolt—Duchcsa, 24 71b to.ltaunj 2 11r. 5 inhtingairs Donato, Set bib (Owner, S Betting: 4 to I on Ifkmaritet. Tim 'foam PIATII, a handicap of 40 son., for all ages: winners extra. HIV furlongs. Mr. G. Poole's Oppressor, by Newminster—Oln, S yrs. 7471 b titibberd, W.o. BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 2to 1 apt Fervacques (o) 4 to 1 apt Vixen colt (of, 9 to 4 tfr) 9 to 2 t tr; 100 to 40 Lady Vane (t 10 to 1 Mar 't AIM 011) 100 to a FafrWlnd (t) 100 even on Fervacques an the % Oxen colt coupled (t). NEWCASTLE MEETING.-TIMADAL THE TRIAL STAKLS of 5 son. each, with 50 added; weight for age selling allowances. Seven furlongs. (8 sobs.) Mr. Mackenzie's Merry Monarch, by King of Tromps— Adrasta, 3 yea, Tst ;L200) (Cameron) I Sir. Y. (lordou's Stafford, 2 yrs. Sat 10Ib £2O .. (Butler) 2 Si,. 11. WWdnson Illalrgowrie, 3 yrs, 751 9 b (1.200) (North') 3 Throe others also ran • Betting: 6t04 as Merry Monarch, 1 agst Jenny !(Ills, and 5 to 1 sot Stafford. THS MlXlllle PLATZ (Handicap) of 100 son. : wlnnersestra Nearly 1 mile. (25 subs) Yr. Robert WiMuses Declaration, by The Great tin• , Kenyon) 1 Mr k . l TVlll=t torattbers, 4 yrs, 74 81b(G. Sayers) 2 Mr. Ilerberte Frost, 3 yrs, Ht nib (Butler) S an.l ten for lin. annex began thedr scoosultnnhimi " antidote' with Mr. Smith a n d I'. Payne, who did Cheer county good ser vice. WHlsher and Bennett began bowling ; Liperinsibe replaced the teaser at 67. 1114 Mr. Norton relieved Bennett at 47. Car roll was ou, vire Lipeconebe, at 12 ; It. midi. vice bar. to. at to . Willsher, for iurve;l. at W ; un.l er t i rlor, fur %%tlinlier, 4* 1311. Mr. Smith played a wood careful, patient, and good-bitting Innings of 64, including Sees, four fours, and eight tens. Payne made 35. including a eve and four twos . • and K Mick 28, Mainline four fours. Charlwood's nut out 64 wan an admirable performance. The Kent bowling was completely • • eollareiL" At seven o'clock Sussex had lost six wickets for 104 num . . - 11.11bSIITRIK V. SVRRET r,RZIIIRN:.—This great annual contest, commenced on Thursday, was continued yesterday at Bramwell lane Ground, Shedichl, In the presence of many thousand spec. tators. the weather being beautifully fine. Surrey haring com pleted their Innings for tat. Stephenson being top scorer with 39 Sir. tlollyer made 16 and Poole/ IS. Freeman's bowling i t:reared much too good for the Surrey batsmen. He clean bow Jupp. Humphrey, Slortiock, Grifllth, Mr. Noble. and Luf. In the se cond innings Thewlis put on aft, and Ennett played wonderfully well for 40, winch included a nee, two fours, a three. and Bee twos. Ilawbottom was splendidly thrown out by Jupp at long leg. Roberts, Sewell, Unlink. and H. !H. Stephenson were all tried for bowling, but only flee of the Yorkshire wickets were used up at 4.4 a, when our parcel was dispatched, Idd4ua being 'not out) 444 and Freeman (not oat) 9; total PROM LAST NIGHTS OA MIT. DUNES OP SOLICITORS AHD TUK7UKa PARTICI:ILLS' TO RR OBTAIIICD AT THE OPFICI 01 THE CHIRP RIGISTIL&R, COURT OP SANICROPTCT. SASIN4RALL-STRILIT.I BAN K RUPTS. JOHN WILLIAM CARSWELL, 11;;;;La17rusd, Nott butcbc r, to surrender July 12, at It. EDWARD G mon, Hampton Wick, beereltop keeper, July 12. at 11. °emu= CHARLES Hrrenava, Ora/ton-square, metal agent, July . I 2 at 11. Aaa.taam HAWS, Springfield-villas, Kilburn, late merchant, July 12, at 11. JOHN STONEHAM, Acton st. ,G ray '&lzin-rd cab driver,Julyl2,at 11. AN ORZW Swaw, Highgate, baker, July It at 11. Euza THoNNTuN New Hampton, Middleaex, poultry hawker, July 12, at It EDWARD BASTIN, Red Cross.street, Southwark, journeyman baker, July 9, at IL TANNIRLUN CUBLXY, Westiolinter-brIggeMAPAI, tobacecmist, July 9, at IL Jamir• KING, Winslow. Buckinghazush., auctioneer, July 9, at I. FRlDlRlCRUlLShrewshury.rd.,Bayswater.dairyinan.Jul79AlL ALFRED HIRRIRT BROWN, Rochester, draper, July 9, at 1. EDWIN AranTeIOALIL Broad Chalk, Willey, baker, July 11, at 12. J• 1165 JAr, Itiusdnint, porsetslitre, lunkuuger, July 11, at JAW= WILLIAM PARKER, lirsani•MWdings, Cliancery-lane, to a water supply misociation. July 11, at 12. LlNXlD,Houndidltch,wholesaleleweller,Jolyll,atll. THOMASMILLERStratford, EMI, carman's clerk, July 8, at 2. JOHN SIDNEY 116113, Caledonian road, cigar dealer, July 10, at 1. °SIMON THOIIAB KYNWART, Bromley, Mlddleuco, late 'Lensed victualler, July 10, at 2. MAI:RICK lioNlBll, Croydon, factory manager, July 8, at 1. ROMIRTJUTRRI,ON WIGHTMIII , Osborn-villas, liaventock-bill, merchant's clerk, July 8, at It CHARM Farina JIMNAIGI4, Wooddltton, Cambridgeshire, li censed victualler, July 8, at 1. FRANCIS /PRISHWATIR BRAM, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, en gineer, July 8. at Y. Jaya; LRAM', Farringdon market, potato salesman, July 8, at t WILLIAM COOPER, Caterham. Surrey, stonemason, July 11, at 2. FIMMULICC WALTER ROWNTRIM, Old Lent-road, house deco rater, July 10, at 1. CHARM CRION, Ellesmere, Shropshire, draper, July 10, at It ANTHONY HCMIAND, Grantham, Lincolnshire, warehouseman, July 9, at 11. WILLIAM Varga W/I.L/All9, Buckfutleigh and Plymouth, mining agent, July 5, at IX WILLIAM PADDON, ilkehampton, Devonsb., dry r, July 5, at 11. BRYANT CHING, Melon', Devoushire, potter, Jul pe y 5, at 12. Perxie WrriuLL, Bishopthorpe, near York, cattle dealer, July 11, at 11. Moose CLovon, Whitby, Yorkshire. shipowner, July 11, at 11. DANIEL RHINE, Leeds, auctioneer, July 8, at 11. RRNIT ARTY FINTON, Heckmundwike, Yorkahire, tobacconist, July 8, at 11. JAMES LYNCH, Halifax, cab proprietor, July 8, at 11. ENNA BRANUM, Leeds boot top manufacturer, July 11, at 11. ROOM TBONAS, Liscard, Cheshire. timber dealer, July 8, at 11. HAROLD /WARR, Liverpool, commission merchant, July 11, at 11. JOSHUA ARNITAOR, Blackburn. commission agent, July 5, at 11. GROROII FOILIIIVALL MELIAM, Bury. JAIICSOI joiner. July9,at 12. JOBB HOOD, Adevcombe, Northumberland, farmer, July 8, atlt Wear PALMIER, Whitehaven, Cumberland, boater, July 8. at IL THOMAS DODD, Moseley, Woreestersh. late grocer, July 12, at 10. JOHN JAMES Corm, Birmingham. builder, July It, at 10. JOHN LIIINARD, Worte, Soniersetabire, miller, July 9, at 11. finritla TWaßDT,BurnhamWestintle, Norfolk, bakerialy 1 Lai 3. RICIIAJID Manumit, Barrow-In Parses, Lancsahlre, labourer, July 4, at 10. Rlakeney, Norfolk, labourer, July 6, at 11. DAVID &wafts WILIioN, Rochdale, smith. July 9, at 11. BENJAMIN 111:01ILV, Little Lever, Lancashire, charter master, July 10, at 10. . . . Poutyptidd, Glamorganthlre, Innkeeper, July 6, at 11. WILLIAM BYALLaT , Newark-upon-Test, maltster. July 3, at 12. WILLIAM HMITH, Newark.upon.Trent, shopkeeper, July 3, at 12. CHRIETOPHIR Dome, Wakefield. wood turner, July 9, at 10 . Ramses Hamapoucat, Bristol, hawker, July 19. at It Ilmy CHIBOZOT, Bristol, painter, July 19, at 12. Thomas itusayoatit, Leeds. plumber, July 11, at It JOHN EOLERB, Leeds, chemist, July It at 12. wain,' Bled, Ileckrnondwike, Yorksh., blast tenter, July s,at 3. flamum, Earnest% Wighlll, Yorkshire, publican, July 8, at 10k. Jolla Joruce, Melbourne, Durham, late Imikeeper,July lo,at 11. MORGAN Wald a tar, Liverpool. commercial traveller, July Ist It Grusin FIXINIRICK Cmantir, Hulme, Lancashire, ilk dyer, July 5, at 12 BIEJAMIN KARST. Burnley, commission agent, July 5, at 12. ELIZABETH BARWICK, Broughton in -Furness, domestic servant, July 1, at 12 , WILLIAM WUOLRT, Ashton-under•Lyne, bat manufacturer, July 5, at 12. BRRJAwns LRas , Pansich, Derbyshire, farm labourer, Julyl9, at 1. lIINRT Bossin4, CaMouton. Cornwall • coal dealer, July 9, at 9. RICHARD PARLOUR, Middleton-one Son, Durham, beerbouae keeper, July 8, at 10. Massa TRowas.Aberdare,Olamorminsh .wheebnikbt.Julyeatll. Citakiss AsiiwßLL, North'll, Beds, gardener, July 10, at DAVID RZNIIIIDT, Birkenhesd. book-keeper, July 9, at WILLLAII THUAJPIIO/1, Birkenhead, pmvision dealer, July 9, at ALBIRT JOHN DoLTON. Plymouth, hatter, July 10, at 11. SARAH TIRSTON. Rest Stonehouse,Devonshire, licensed victualler, July 10, at 11. Il•RR/IT WRIGHT If ALCItoLIS. Mahlon. Fawn, July 9. at 10. EDWARD PAMIR, Luton, Beds, straw hat manuf., July 8, ate. TRoxAs RICHARD9O3I, Stockport, beald rib maker, July 19, at 12. H RIMY RUNT, Dover, butler. July 9, at 12. Lime Lam, Longton, Staffordshire, Ilahmonger, July 13, at 11. 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(Tavistek ) Drakewalls But Basset (Mogan), But Caradoa East Cara bras East Grenville Lit Lo~NI Z. W. Rawl! (Tavistit.) °rambler & ►ft. Aunyn Great later (Limited), Gnat &nab Tolgre G. W. Vor (Holston) Grenville tit 1.14.4 1.6.6 &0.0 11(7.6 lorod's Foot .. iHing 4 m? Run'. Margaret (Uny Ghat; Matte Valley )lwyn.ty Iron Ore New Seton North Roakear North Wheal Crotty United donee (C. Want; Condon (st. Clear), Booth Conclturow ' . W. Prances (lUotan)'. Stray ?Ft West Motet (fillogen) W. Caradon (Llskeard) 'Weld Chftertoo Wh. Bunt (IIlogia) Wh. Buller (Redroth) W,MaryAnn (Meoken ) vibes' &ten Trelawnev (LIA.II oibal abo ran. Betting : Ito 2 °gat Fronk 4 to I apt Declaration, and 7 to I sant Raglan. TER MDR TZAR OT THR SECOND STISPECNNIN BIENNIAL STANDS of 10 sum. each, h ft, with 60 added; fee 2.ye-oltia ; second to receive 20 ions. ; colts, Sat 101 b and geldings, bat Rib penalties and allowances. New T. V.C. (!e subs.) Mr. robots Frolicsome, by Weatberbit—k . rolic, list bib (T. Cballoner) 1 Mr. J. Johnstone's Donaldhain, 101 b (Cameron) 2 Mr. Eastwood's The (lawyer, Bst 101 b (Doyle) I _ v Akediddle. _ Betting : 5 to 4 aget Dunakibain, 2 to 1 agst Frolicsome. and 5 to 2 agst The miner. Tan Tysi Studs° 42,ta64 of 6 SOV4. each, with 60 added ; weight for age ; selling allowances. New T.Y.C. ,6 subs.) Mr. Jackson's Barmaid, by Young Melbourne—Doralkm, 7m, 7st 91b 'Cameron) I Mr. John Osborne's colt by General Williams orbefender, dam by West Australian, 2 yrs, Oct 31b (5:30) ..I Walker) 2 Mr. F. Gordoat'sWise Man,.4 yrs, Net sib ,L3O) ( Whiteley) 3 Two Oth;rialao ran. Betting : Even on Barmaid, S Co I ags7Wiss Man, 6 to 1 aind Murillo, and 8 to 1 apt General Williams colt. Tan Town PLATIFLIDICAP of 40 soya T. Y.C. New Course;. (22 subs.) Lord &Ganda El Cid, by Bartiton—Castanette, 4 yrs, Tat 81b l2fr. G. 8. Thompaon) 1 Mr. C. Percy,' Guthara, 3 yrs, Tst 71b (B Challoner) 2 Mr. J. Watson's Cbesonan, 4 yrs, Tat 7lb ....(Lawrence) 8 others alvo ran. _ Eleven ... Betting: 4 to 1 each Agit Bab at the Bowater gelding and Oul nara, L to I agat King Ital. 7 to 1 each asst Dement and El Cid, 8 to 1 agat Maid of Usk, 12 to 1 each &get Timaru and Louisa, 20 to kitget any other. _ . _ Fl sa if usarr'n PLATE of 100 Guiness. Two Miles. Captain Gray's Louis of Hesse, by 2tockwell—llesse Homburg, 3 yrs, Sd (r. Challoner) 1 Mr. Dawson 's Belmont, • yea, 9st 91b.... (J. Osborne' 2 Lord Zetlands El Cid. 4 yrs, est 71b (Mr. O. S. Tbolopeos) Three oihers alae ram. Betting Even on Belmont, sto I apt tioadoolals, and 4 to 1 apt Honesty. It AM, : td ; 1011 al& Once roved. Mr. L iitTivelbano Mr. T. AtkbwoWs Now or Never, 04 Mb ....(Mr. Brown) 2 No betting. BErrnia ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBILLLAND PLATS. 9to 4 aged fere/same' (V I Ito 1 apt Laxly Vane (al) 4 to 1 sot Vim( colt (t) BETTING AT ILiNCRESTER—TUISDAT. NOKTRUMBEB.LAND HATE. Ito I apt Perracquea (t 10 to 1 opt War (off) and off) 100 to 7 Fair Wiod (off, Ito f Lady Vane fo, 100 to 6 Uswkawell (off) 9to I Then colt (1 100 to 3 Itlrella ,uff) and off) RT. LMER. 9 to • on the Yield :off) CRICKET. MARTI/90NT CLCB AND GROrND V. CAMEWIDOE tfitniagrrY.— Play in this "trial" (return) match was resumed yesterday at Lord's ground, the weather being very fine, and the ground very hard. When they left off play on Thursday night Mr. Bruce was (not out; 2, and Mr. Saville (not out) 1, and the total 9, without lose of wicket. These two batsmen went on with the hitting, to the howling of Wootton and Shaw. At TO Hearne was nubsti tilted for the latter, and at 95Shawkesumed. Mr. Warner's 38 was a fine Innings, and so wsa Mr. Winter's 20, which included one five, three fours, one three, and two twos. Mr. Hood also played in rare form, and was run oat for 45, Including two fours, a three, and eight twos. Mr. Green's 60 (not out , was also a splendid free hitting performance, and included a seven (two for overthrow), • six a five, four fours, a three, and four twos. OR one over of Mr. V. K Walker's slows no less than 10 were carried to account Wootton's bowling wu again so woci that he was not changed; his analysis shows that he delivered 70 oven, 23 maidens, for 84 runs. The Innings culminated at 206. The wickets fell thus —One for 0, two for 9, three for 10, four for 11, five for t 7, six for 75, seven for 60, eight and nine for 96, and ten for 205, Messrs. Hood and Oran went in with the soon at 96, and out with It at 205 ; time occupied, one hour and • half, or madly 75 per hour. This left the old club 218 runs be. Mod, and they tried hard, and what Is more, played three-quar ters of an hour overtime to finish the match. Mr. Balfour went in second wicket down with the score at 26, and defended his stomps for two hours, putting on 92 runs by some terrific hit ting, he left with the total at 154, and his splendid Innings com prised one five, three fours, five throes, and nine twos 31r. doyle made 22 by good ply, Including three three, and five twos. At • quarter to eight the bud M. C. C. wicket collapsed, and the wore only reached 190, "all told," incitullng Wootton's not out) 16—thus leaving the Curtain winners of this line match by ZS nine .9.0911 T V. MARLDOIOOOII.—AS nee:Minton Oval yesterday, on a pair of admirable wickets, In glorious weather, and in the pre mince of a numerous and enthusiastic amemblage of spectators, the rising amateur tale: - .t of ISigland,ye , civinE their cricket edu cation in the above time honoured institutions, met to try con clusions. The Rughelan captain won the toss for choke of innings, and sent in Messrs. Stokes and Wilkes, at what ought to he in all_great matches the usual hour of commencing play, via, 11.15. They were bowled at by Nazis Moeran and Nlviregor. They got the score up to 30, when Halyard went on with round and slows. Head also bowled doe hil 'Gregor. and at 60 Gardner superseded Ifillyard, and suheequentlyill'Oregor resumed. Blokes and Boutter were not separated WI 120 were obtained, of which the former got 66 by a five, a four, and five thsees, and seven twos. Boulder played well for his 40, ss did Tobin, sen., for his 38 : but the finest lunings,by odds was Pauncelote's 68. The wicketa fell thus : one for 37. two for Ito, three for 129, four for 144, five for 221. Mx for EN, seven and eight for 132, and ten for 241. There was but little " sting" in any of the Marna- Lbowling, but Moeran met with an accident at the ing of the match. The wicket-keeping of Money was first class, he having caught two and stumped three, the fielding was all good, more especially that of Leach at point. At 3.50 Marlborough sent in Bourdillon and Leach, to tho bowling of Panncelnte and Bourne (left handed), the latter front the pavilion end. Bourdillon at once showed he could bit, and that bravely, by a splendid drive for b. Bourne's bowling was very difficult and very dangerous to play, and hut few own were got dl him. Bourdillou made Kt by a six, a five, a four, a two, and singles. Wyld end If illyard were the only other Marlbroairns who got into double ligures, and all were disposed of for 91, thus leaving them 160 to the bad, which necessitated their following on. Bourne was not he delivered 26 overt, 13 maidens for 24 runs, and Seven d :r a irts. The fielding in this innings was really splendid, end the wicket keeping admirable. The second innings of Marlborough was begun by Bourdillon and Gamier, to the same bowling se pre viously. Bourne was credited with two wickets, and Ms caught and bowled the ether. They played till seven, when three wickets were gone for 57 runs, Wyld being pot out), 17, said Gordon ,nof coati, 8. K SUSSEX V. INT.—Retorn.)—Ylay In this county match was resumed yesterday at Brighton. Up to the drawing of the stumps on Thursday evening, Kent had lost three wickets f0r313 runs. Yestenisy, in lovely weather, at five athletes past 12, Messrs. Troughton and White faced the bowling of James Lillywhite, sun., sal Boutherton, who were not changedit the innings. Mesas. White (not out) and trltor through innings were both good speeissens of batting and Wills/tees 23 was worthy of himself. Ills hits Included two threes, three two., &c. Yesterday the wickets fell thins : Ave ler 131, M 3 for 91, seven for 0.13, eight for 1.3,4 nine for 114, BANKRCPTCIES ANNULLED. June S. Joni PICKARD LASCILLIS, 1341/11107, Lancashire, cotton spinner. June 11. Simon EMMY ARXXISIXRCL Manchester and Bradford, general merchant. June 111. THOMAS PRP:DEM Newent, Gloucestershire. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS, EDWARD JOSEPH, Aideragate-street, and Mecklenburg-equare, jeweller—id dividend of iht 6d June 26, and subsequent NVednesday, at Farkrne. Haaingilki - nteeet Thomas AVIRM, Neweastiestreet, Farringdon-street, and Rem ington-cottage, Loughborough-read, sine merchant—lot divi dend of es. t3d.. June 26, and subsequent Wednesday, at Par kyni, Basinghall.street. JOSEPH HARDY, Eilmington, Devonshire, better factor-Ist dividend of es., any Tuesday or Friday. at Carrick's, Exeter. WILLIAM HENRY WILLCOX, TOR - omonth, builder-Ist dividend of is. PA, say Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. WA Lela WILLIAM Colt/SINS, WaWIDOULD and Melcoothe Regis, Dorsetahtre, hotel keeper—lit dividend of 60., any Tuesday or Friday. at Carrick's, Exeter. JANIS EMMY STAPLAS WILDSWITA, Church Bridge, Stafford shire, chemical niamire manufacturer—let dividend of Is. Id., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. RICHARD AIMS, Darlington, bootmaker—Fat dividend of 3a. ad., any Saturday, at 'Adman's. Newcastle•upon-Tyne. DIVIDINTSL July 11. C. H SeddonTilieTsveuorotreet, Orosvenoreettare, upholsterer—July 12. J. W. Lucas. Birmingham, grocer—July 10. J. Scarborough and W. Tedman, Kingstou.upon-11 WI, corn mer chants—July 10 . R R. Melbourne. It Merton mwm-11 MI, beatrlcal manager—July 10. J. Ireland. Kingston.uprm-Hull, draper-July 10. 0. Towle?, lipeldleletee, Yorkshire, larraer—July 10. S. Wary, Salford, general merchant—July 17. J. R. Collingwond. Sunder. land, coal merchant—July 17. H. Ambler, Bishop Auckland, W. Durham. draper—July 13. H. Needham—July 8 R. Rickards, Newtown, Montgomcryshire, shoemaker—July 8. 0 R. Griffith, Newtown. Montgomeryshire. draper—July t M. Powell. New town. Montgomeryshire, butcher—July 6. J. Jones, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, flannel manufacturer—August 2. T. Dean, Barnes, Surrey, and King's Bench-walk, Temple, scrivener. PRIP 3 !•YD, - - J. T. Myers and W. Clarkson, Idle, Yorkshire, stone mer chants-J. Ellis and P. Falls, Jun., U I and Kirkdale, ve tednary surgeons-Elizabeth Gillett. B. Thorn. and J. W. 011- lett, Musbary, Devonshire, tanners-L. Newnham and W. Mohacs, Camberwell-road and Lower Norwood, surgeons-S. Burgess and F. Kelly. Manchester, wine merchants-0. A. Hughes and FL Browse, Jun., East India-chambers, City, ship brokers-J. T. Howe and C. Howe, Castlestreet, Southwark, hat block makers-W. Batton and E. Hatton, Birmingham fish mongers-W. Kidney and R. R. Fellow. Clayton, Lancalbire, cotton spinners -D. Clark and W. Macmillan, Brierly.hill, gtat fardshire improved glaze stoneware manufacturers-H. Ma thews end W. Madeley, Oldhill. Staffordshire coalmasters-11. Court end W. 8, Dorsett, Birmingham, anetioneers--8. Biota James Ming, and John Pilling, Rochdale, cotton spinners, so far a regards John Pilling-J. Dearden and W. Altham, Brier chffe.witli.Extwistle. Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-F. J. Cottereil and A. Cotterell. Birmingham, gold chain manufac turers-1C Reeves and T. Lewis, Upper Taehhrook street, Phu lien, upholsterers-J. Mundy and N . N. Mundy, Winchester. hoemicapers-J. Horsey and W. J. Horsey, Crewkerne. Somer. setahlre. grocesr 0. J. Sharp and B. Gawped, Sekforde-street, Clerkenwell, working Jeweliers-S. Muter and J. Doyle, Gee cross. Lancashire, felt hat manufacturers-M. Walker and 0. Walker, Wakefield, fruit merchants-T. D. Taylor, 1. Leech, and C. T. Bleak, Bath. newspaper proprietors, so far an regards T. D. Taylor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ROBLIIT NALWITH Glasgow, merchant, June 29, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Groan! Ck4BorlM. I , tIIIeXITO, furnishing ironmonger, June at Lyon aad Ttirnlmlrs lei Mos, Edinburgh. BONER': JOHN SLUM', Wagger, tea merchant, July I, at the Faculty Hall, Olaagow. rimless SWEAT. Ihttoevraybead, near Stirling, Innkeeper, June at Hendry's Star Inn. SthillHi. JOHN SHAW, Alyth, hay dealer, July 8, at the Solicitors' Literary, Perth. lABOARBTUCLCIIRta?. Portobello, July 1, at Lyon and Thrn bull'. Rooms, lidisburria. WILLIAM Biuisa. Stratlaven, tailor, July 3, at the Victoria Hotel (Doherty'.; &cabmen. Routs" . PARR= MACDONALD. Glasgow, grain merchant, July 2. at the Faculty Halt, Olocntr. xxxxx not 800/1111 deceased), Chaple Cambuelaug, July 3, at the Faculty Hail, Glasgow . JONN TWINAS HAWAIIAN'S, UlmMea, smellware merchant, July 2, at the Cassatercial Hotel, Humbles. CRAWFORD NOBLE. Berryblll and Cocklaw, Aberdeenshire, July 6. at the Lemon Tree Hotel. Aberdeen. BORNS!' WHITELAW, jun., Nekton, contractor, July 4, at the County Hotel, Paisley. WILLIAJI NORMAN Liras, Banehory-village, Kincardineshire, adjutant of Ist Aberdeen Volunteers, July 6, at the Station Hotel, Samba's& HEALTH RESTORED EY Dv BARRY'S FOOD TO THE STomAca, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young. dyspepsia (indigestion , . constipation. &grata*, acidity, head ache neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleepleisoess, debility, wanting, cough, asthma, teem, constan on, low vphits. 60,010 annual cures which had molded all medtrtoaa , Including that of his Hollow, the Pope.—Tier, at lit ; Lb., L. ed. ; 1 126 241 b., 401.—Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street. London ; also at el. Urscechurch sheet, 4. Cheapside . 63 and 150, Oxford-street; and all grocers and chemist..— L•dvertierrnent MANION 1111021._ F.. flu. Ntllll9. o 25,1100, 1 MasaiUm Limited) . 100,0001 1 Anglo-Rraz.Gold(Lim ) 20,000 IS Agarsban 1 15,000 10 Cap* Copper (Limited) 26,000, 2 Uvula Silver (Limited) 30,000 5 cluxutaleso,3B.Min.,L , 10,000 20 Coplepo (Limited) 100,000 1 n Pedro, N. Del Rey MOOT $ Rut Del Rey (limited) 16,000 I Fortuna (Limited) 60,000 2 Frontinodi Bolivia Gold 20.000 110 General 62,0001 14 Kapunda (Limited) 16,000 3 Unarm (Limited) 7.917 6 Lueltantan (Limited 60,000 4 Pannicillo Copper ( 30,000 6 .Peeterena Gold (Una.) L.) 10,000 SO 'Pontrihaudnilver Lead 100.000 6 Port Phillip 12.000 60 Royal Cobra Copper 1110,000 1 Scottish Austral. Lim; 11,000 10 nt. John del Rey (Um , 43.171 10 United Mexican 'Lim 10,00 g it i Val Au tiroria Gold (L.) 60,000 1 1 I VallantamaGoldglm., 10,00/ 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim. 6,030 10 , Val Mount /Limited. 10,000 5 IWadia• Gold(Llmiled 00,000 1 Worthing (limited) MOM 1 tTorke Peninsula (Lira MAW 3 Ilindanamotona 'Lim , • 5 6-16 pm S in W an in DILIIENTURE PREFERENCE EIHAREfi. North Eastern 4A per et. redeemable, 94. North Feurteni—West Hartlepool Harbour and Rail, 79. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 181, Atlantic Telegraph, 49j. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 87). Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 31. Crystal Palace Preference, 103 2). Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1). Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 12j, 13. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 511.16, 13.16, 1. Home and Colonial Assurance (Limited), j. Hudson's Bay, 15), 16. International Financial Society (Limited), 31. Loudon General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 3. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 45. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New. 1867, 11. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (181. paid), 16j. PROVINCIAL SHARE mARKErs. livgarooL. Rite 2.5.-Sales to-day : Great Eastern, 281 1 1 1 }inter Western, 45} 1 }-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1286 1-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 551 6 }-h 4, ndon and North Western, 114 131 . 1 1 11-Mancheater, libefiel and Lincolnshire, 47} 1 1 1 7-31 tan, 1251 41-Midland, 1121 4 1 -South Eastern, 66 61 1 1 41 1 } 1-Grest Western of Puede, 144 - Illinois Central, 79-Oreat Luxembourg shares, 111 7.16 1-Queen Insurance. 3-16 d.-Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 41-National Steam ;Limited', 171 d. MANCHIMTIta, JOB 9 25.-A good business was done, and the market was better. Great Eastern, 2SI } 1 i I I I I 1 -01 e 61 Luxembourg, 117-16 1-Great Northern, A, 114 131 1 Think of Quads, 171 1-Great Western of Canada, 141-Great Western, 41 6 1-11.11nols, 79—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1281 1 1 -London and, North Western, 1131 I-Manchester, shelled, and Lincolnshire, 471 } 1 7 ill 7 61 1 1 7 61-Metropo libui, 123} 64} 4 1 1-Midland, 113$ 13 1211-North British, 32L11 1 I_l 1 J-South ilasiorni.. 66 l 66 1 66 1 1 1 1 I-London and Mighton, 66 61 6 1-tWe Assurance, Id. minim, JOUR 25.-The sales to-day were In Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank shares, at 2 prem. ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares, second issue, at 1 dis. ; Patent Nat and Bolt shares, at 4 db. Closing prices South Staffordshire Railway shares, at 83 to 84 ; Birmingham Canals, sellers, at ii 01; Lloyd's Bank shares, at 7s 111 , m, buyers: Midland Financial. at 19-16 to 11 dis. ; Imperial Continenta l Gas therm. buyers. at 96: Gloucester Wagon shares, at 12 to 124 ; and Druitwich Salt shares. at 54 buyers. DCIIIJN, Jung 24.-Three per Cent. Consols, 931 New Three per Cent. stock, 921 ; ditto, for account, 10th July, 921 1; ditto for new account, 921 I-Hibernian Smiting Company (126 paid), 361-National Bank (130 paid), 68 576-Ditto for account, SS--Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford 4.106 CZ sad.); -Waterford and limerick (all Paid) 17 1- 07 rat 60 t 1 Western 4 per cent, perp. (ilOO paid), 96 961. It is astonishing what life, energy, activity, and enterprise the Union Pacific: Railroad has infused into the cities, towns, villages, and settlements through which it passes. Stores, habitations, schools, and churches spring up as if by magic. Fremont, 46 miles west of Omaha, has grown up from a quiet settlement to a brisk little town of some 800 to 900 inhabitants. Columbus, 45 miles further west on the road, has manifested similar improvements. There have been 7,000 lots added to the city. The popu lation is now about 1,100, end rapidly on the increase, Keenly City and Fort Kearny, heretofore known only as a military post, have (by the railroad) been inspired by a progressivegirit that creditable both to the city and the reed.— p ew York Herald. TH R WOOL TRADE. —The first of the wool fairs in the Southern counties was held yesterday in the large Corn Exchange at Newbury, which building was filled by nearly 3,000 toils of wool grown by the pnncipel agrieuf. I turista in that part of the country. The attendance of buyers was numerous, and included the representatives of several important houses in Yorkshire and the metropolis. The fair opened at 12 o'clock, and a dulness characterised the trade, growers demanding higher prices than dealers appeared inclined to give. There was a larger bulk than in former years, and the fair appears to have become a great and decided success. The cleanest wools corn ' mended most attention, and the growers obtained satis factory prices, the quotations being 365. to 375. 6d. for ewes, 38e. to 41s. for Down nags, and 38s. to 40s. for mixed (one-third ewe). At the conclusion of business nearly 100 gentlemen dined together at the Town-hall. AN ARAB PETITION. —The Emperor Napoleon was returning a few evenings back from the Bois de Bai -1 love in a caliche, and as the vehicle was passing the Pkos de l'Etoile, an Arab, whose white woollen burnous swept the ground, rapidly took off his sandals, attached them to his belt, and, barefoot, ran towards the Imperial carriage, waving in the air • paper which he held in his hand. He wan stopped by some aergens-de-ville, but im mediately the caleche drew up, and a footman sent by his Nicety brought directions to liberate the Arab, whose Feta= he carried to the Emperor, ilabal anti OfMari?. POITSIIOUTH, .lank: The DI raey, 40, woo leis screw frigate, the finest of her class in the navy, was brought down alongside the dockyard to-day, o be brought forward for service at the naval review on be 17th proximo. She will be commanded by Captain ii. 1. Hillyar, C.ll. The Sutlej, 35 screw (rialto, Captain T. P. Conde, , hearing the deg Vice-Admral the Hon. J. Den owl, is daily expected to arrive at Spithead. from the Pacific, where she has completed tie term of her coinnis3ion. She will not pay Mr until ater the review. Captain F. B. P. Seymou; C. 8., has been appointed to the Victory, for service it the Victoria, screw lice.of loittle ship, at the naval review. Captain Seymour will in August relieve Captain tic Hon. C. Egerton, thk.. ~ , r esent deg captain of the Vidal. ADMIRALTY, JUNK 25.—ArPoLNINENTs.—Lieu. tenant 0. A. Ell* to tb Lee. Paymasters T. H. C. Gray, to the Revenge ; J. Lewis, to the Irresistible ; G. M. Long , to the Dimean—all tor .ervice on shore; IL F. Moresby, to the President ; W. F. Alexander, to tha Achilles ; T. S. Heywood, to the Frederick William. _ _ _ Chief sneer J. H. Hewlett, to the Indu , , ne a4di. doom', for ch►rge of the machinery of the Penelope. FIELD DAY AT WORMWOOD SCRUBB/L — YeStertity morning one of those alight military displays, to whi c h the public are treated occasionally, took place at Worn. wood Scrubbs. The troops present compriaed tite Ist Life Guards, the Royal Horse Guards, and the :ted Hussars—the whole under the command of Major - General Lord Geo. Paget. inspector-general of cavalry. Shortly be. fore 10 o'clock his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel Hon. J. Maodonald, arrived on the ground. A great number of the members of the aristo cracy, including the Duke of Sutherland, the Hamill* of l)ownshire, the Earl of March, Captain Lowther, M.P., a.c., were present. MARKETS. TALLOW.— TVISDAY market closed steady to-day. Spot, 44a, 9d. to 46e. ; Jane. 445. 9d. to 455 , July to Aepiernhor, 45a: October to December, 409 od.; and I , et‘ro4er, Ms. Deliveries to last evening, 1111 casks, No arrivals. 0077014.—Livaroot s Joan !S.—Market dull. prices mbar easier. Estimated sales to-day 7,000 bales, Including 1.000 epee*. latlon and export. 4,000 Anserioui, Wid. to 144. ; ZOO rename. to., 12d. to 121 d. ; 10 Martin and Bh, 111 d.; lie Emilia. 16 4 6 - to NO. 8 ,! 0 /Timt. 10 44 . ; 2.410 Surat, 741 to 10d. Madras, 9d.: Bengal. liellide.ie, lied. 59 NAL / 90 Fern. 946. to Fair Dbollsrah, 9 d .: ditto Oosnrairattee, 9d. ; ditto Broach, 9d. g; ditto Bengal, 751.; ditto Egyptlan, : ditto Pernam, 121 d. ; Middling Bowed', 114 d. ; ditto Orleans, 1144. COTTON 600D5.-11AgrillErfiR, Jun Ifs—The market for cotton yarns and cloths lea been dull in all departments, and only a very limited business has been done. Buyers say tho could meet their wants at id. per lb. decline on yams, and lid. to 3d. per lb reduction on cloth. The reports of sellers 4 that in shipping yarns buyers are quiet, with little disposition for husinCe, and that even at lower prices but few buyers appear disposed to!operate. In home trade yarns the market is very quiet, and very little business has been transacted to-day, though a slight concession would be made to induce operations inmost counts of this class of yarns In cloth an indisposition has been manifested, for this week past, on the part of buyers to operate at the scale of prices ruling before the holidays, and even offers on any scale have been made only with a reserve amounting almost to timidity, and only for very small quanti ties of cloth. These offers have mostly been at prices diminish ing from day to day, and have been but little submitted to, manufacturers being as yet pretty well engaged on contracts entered to some weeks ago. Today we final buyers still holding off, in the expectation of being able to come in at lower rates. Hitherto the steadiness of cotton ha not warranted sellers In giving way, and though the raw material is easier today sellers of cloth are nnwil ling to make the concession required by buyers. consequently there has only been a restricted Maiming. The offers have been com paratively few to-day. This rrputt, which applies chiefly to goods for India, will apply with but slight modification to the home trade. The large home trade houses are understood to have been keeping down their storks as low as is consistent with the proper discharge of their bonnets, not only as a matter of caution rendered necessary by the recent fluctuations in prices, but with the view of clearing out as fully as they have bees able the classes of goods of which some remnants were left brought into the market when good cotton was scarce, and when various mixtures and substitutes were more necessary than they are now that cotton is again plentiful. While these feeds have been weeded out, they have given out orders but sparingly. Mill owners have had to be content with orders of ten or twenty to a hundred pieces of heavy goods, to complete assorted orders. Such orders though small have been nume rous, and are numerous Dow, but they do not make up any considerable business in the aggregate. WOOLLEN.—liang, Jris t•—There has been a medium attendance of buyers in the cloth halls thin morning from the out-towns, in addition to our local merchants, and a moderately good amount of business has been done. In the coloured market inquiries have been mostly for steel mixture tweeds and fancy coatings in various shades. The plain cloth department bag been quiet, and the parcels traniderred have not been either large or numerous. Beavers In plain and mixture colours are now mostly in request in the white hall, and a few tolerably good parcels have changed hands. %inner' and pilots are not In much demand, and have been but sparingly transferred. Hair line continue to command a steady though not an extensive sae, and in but few instances have large parcels changed bands. Prices remain arm. MASCLTFACTl3lll3.—Hcaomarrit.a, JCR 2& —A moderate number of boyars, Moak from London and waviness, have bees in the market to-dag, and badness traassetkies have taint reached the average of the two last meta la which sa lraPrava nient was quite vLible. Plate goods and black docakbis have been purchased more freely, and holders of remaining stocks of summer patterns are clearing. New Myles In Oman: Tines foe cut um and winter are coming oat, and In may Instances meet with purchaser* A few Canadians are orating in middle•elass goods, but low qualities. of all deacript are almost unsaka. able. WOOL.—H ITDDIRFFIELD. /CNN Z.—The advance! prices ofr tallied in London sales during test week his established cone dente amongst toaaufacturers, who are now making their selec tions mere freely at current rates Low woob told faulty de scriptione, although prices area little easier, are still ne4le,ted. CORN.—Bolt, Juni 45.—At to-day's market • very met supply of English wheat, which is taken off by local millers at last Tuesdays curreucy. Forclgn rather eider, and where holders will give way la per qr., buds., can be done. auks fully as dear. Besna and peas rather chewer. Oak—excepli really choice quality—sell slowly at prices b favour of buys's. Foreign arrivals for the week: —lt heat, 6,004: barley, 1,065 oats, ~,912; keens, 900 peas, 409; bras, 100: Indian corn, 300 ra IPSWICH, Jima 25.—Scarcely soy wheat here today offering from the growers, and prices bled very fine at the extreme rates of lest week. Beaus and peas without change. LEEDS, JUNE 25.—The weather is very fine, holders of valid exceedingly firm ; business doing on a limited scale. Bark, nominal. There la 'CU. or no inquiry for either beaus CC oats, and prices are about the acme as last week. Lille, JUNI 45.—Stece this day week the weather has con tinued dry and cold, with northerly winds. The hay bused Is making but little progress. To this days mark.d the supply of wheat was small ; last Tuesdays price, were fully maintained for all descriptions. Spring noon prices firm. Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, new. gilts. to 62115. per Imperial bushel. Nu to 725. ; ditto, red, Goths. to 621 Ls . 62a. to 68a. ; oata. 381bs. to 381b5., Unto 28a. ; 1.8113.431 W. to 661 be.. Cs. to 48s. ; peas. maple, Mts. to 6411*., 40s. to 42a. NEWCASTLEMPOII-TYIII,IC NI 25.—The weather has imps:Med. but is still deficient In heat. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers as well as treat other quarters, hot having a thin attendance of buyers very felt tratteactruns occurred In wheat or any other articles. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wes - Pas- 3ler- Total, Total, Wteran. open. 'engem shandies. 15i7. 1006. Week ending Apru 27. 6 6 6 6 Beinhey,Barucia,B4oentrelL 306 4,392 7,272 11,664 11,173 Week ending June 22. Glasgow dt ~outh Western. 140 10.28 10,173 London,Brighton.RX.Cuest 333 19,177 6,613 22,120 :1,970 Week eudlsc June XL Cambrian Great Luxembourg 172 1,466 6,540 OM 6,580 Metropolitan North London ll 2,632 1,202 4,914 5,011 [Advertisement-] HoLLoway's Pn.t.s. —Thin medicine has been constantly increasing In public estimutiott for years. and is now sdknogledged to be the moot wonderful le the world : it acts directly on the system, removing all obstme , tit um from the stomach, renovating the spring of life, and purifying the blood, enulimiting liver complaints, that mainspring of go many diseases, Indisposition, loss of appetite, pains in aide, sad general debility It is also a remedy on which the asthmatic may place the greatest dependence and obtain perfect restora tion to health. The hypoetinindrise and dyspeptic should re sort to them invigorating piths, which are aspable of convening the gloomy shadows of their life Into beaming aunabine, and brilwing back those naturally happy thoughts engendered by a on gooddigeetili BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Dorn LAS —June 22, the w if e of Mr. G. E. Douglas, of St. Mei - Irbone Workhouse, of a son. GREEN.--June 24, at Netley Villas, Ealing, the wife of W. J. Green, Esq., of a son. HERON.—June 24, at Allonliy-htsuse, Bronsbury.road, Kilburn. the wife of Mr. J. G. Heron, of a son. PEDDER--JuneU, at Hebb*, Rectory. Northumberland, th4l wife of the Rev. J. Tedder, of a danghter. VERNON.—June M., at Coombe Banks, Ciddleld, the wife of Captain H. Vernon, R.N., of • daughter. REIAGES. OLYSRA—ADAMS.--June 22, at the parish church of All Milts'. West Ham, by the bey. A. J. Rain, John. eon of R. Glyrime. Esq., of Colehrook-lodge, Upper Norwood, Surrey, to Susan. daughter of W. Adams. Eq., of Plashet-hail, East Hasa, Lime. STAlNTORTll—rnif.ups.—June 22, at St. Mary's Prestbuty. near Cheltenham, by the Rev. J. Edwards, b. Stainforth, Esq.. her Ma jesty's Oudh Polio, Pores, to Mary iMtly , daughter of J. Phillips, Esq.. of The Elms, Charlton Kiwis. Cheltenham. SHARE—LSWIS.—June 24, at the parish church, Wyke Reg% Weymouth. by the Rev. H. (Hasson, J. H. share. Esq.. F. R. A S., F. R.G.S., of H.M.S. Si George. to Harriet Agues, daughter of T. A. Lewis, Esq., Commander Royal Navy. DEATHS. BRUCE —June 24, at Chester-square, Robert Nicholson Brim. &S t n.—June 22, et Inverness.ternme, Bayswater. Charlotte, relict of the late General M. Boyd. HANGAR—June V, at Effingham-house, Copthorne, Susan. Ann Treweek, who of the late E. C. Dangar, Res,. aged 4tl. oionwix —Jane 22, at Stafford, Hr. George find. in, aged as. HoGAFLESH —June 22, at Kentish-town, George If ogees's. Esq.. aged 74. 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