The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-05 00:00:00

etetement se to the Mate of the testator which I enciseed Is most is Loadcn. I received the instructices bm• Mr. awls. 8. take end Mrs. Swinton, the plat etid—thet bk I received the laMrections in her ',mortice, sad I cam. awed myself inetrooted by her. That euvutostance wee haw' to the Wow aids. 11111101 I went to Sir Fredonia TheMpe en the Medley morning I think I need the wards "1 11••• received luJormalias of • circumstance midi makes it desimbie that the C. 6 should be " I did not my "a wittier will be called who will be id he meet that she heard the platnuff tell the num% lice. Taylor, sot to let Mrs. Prenele Swinton ete the testater." I swear I did not say to Mr. Grey that I had rad es those words or to that effect The vitas= Whiled le was Ilya Frahm Striates. Ido not know whether I eidd I had re, aired information of a circunottance which readendl it destrehlo that the cam should Lo orreageti at Sir Prokdoles Writers or on thti platform. The Lord Chief Baron—What was the cirenmetentee P it : goeta—The information was that the interview be tween Mrs. Freneis Seidel, and the testator bad been pre vented by Mrs. Swinfen, the preset plaintiff. Croseezeinatioa continued—lt was Mr.. Charles Swig ire who told me this. She was to hare been called an • witness, Ido tot deny that I said so to the deader at kin lodgings, for lam uncertain. I know I said it at the plotters'. I to not know that it was Me oreeettekatie which wet the whole matter about the compromise going sr sine I did not tell Mr. Gray that the circumetatioe to whi.-h I alluded was that Mr.. Charles Swinton had said she would be obliged to Fey, if seed, that she had hosed Mrs. Sere, the plaintiff, tell the nuns, Mrs. Taylor, not to let Mee. Francis Swinfen see the testator. I did not say what I did to Mr. Gray before the court had assembled or before the ocopromies was entered into.: I did not come near him I think the whole morning. It is a feet that I had seen Mrs. Chairs Swinfen that morning before I went to Sir Frederick Ilissiger's lodgings. I re member Sir Frederick There raying " I will go linstedb stely to the Attorney-General," but I do not mortice if it wee immediately after my communication. I acquiesced la' his foie to the Attorney. Gear I am quite are Sir Frederick looked at the paper containing the tether I prepord. To the beet of my recollection, he said, "I mu afraid I can't get this." Id e not remember that the defendant's eapeession wan "These terms will not be acceded to by the other olds." Ido not know that Colonel Do'ott intenered to prevent Captain Sere= los cepromise while the den besot sad the Alt moor were dimmeing the matter. I recollect that Me. Cole, my .gent, mentioned 2,000/. as the coots which Sir Frederick was to obtain. Ire milect that, at the defendant's lodgings, I said It waa a gnat deal too much, and that costs wars so be paid only ma a matter of peinciple. I do sot moi ed that Sir Frederick Tenger reduced his de mand for coats to 1,6001, and that the Armory- General made him reduce It still further by 2.501. I did sot eft Colonel Dyott at all. I heard he did teepees. Im ember Mr. Justice Cromwell saying " I can't Want my era to what is gong so." The Lord CM.( lining—l suppose the judge accepted that r an earns he wetter Witoese—l do net irecolle t bearing the judge say that be was sues that if the intenets of the parties were placed In the bands of the Attesey-Oesend and Ste Frederick Theater they would be quite ads, and a eatiefactory settlement would 11014.114 OS. 164;i;oaaZidet liados.—Did you bear anyone say oo ? Witoro-1 ad. Tbos Lad Mel Bano—Thrn I tt itik we can undertake to soy tkat ear* as meth but the judge would have restund le say le Is 'Tart, . . . . CAssiessesiedis oestisued I did sot a 4 Sir Ftederit k The*, te_presset how niy dust. I made se comma- Morelos is lar. Indiums about Mn. liwtat & the *Wilt, having prowsistsd Mm. Presets Swaths from maim tb• Wi llem iota Or oil IPSO set led, neither to him sot Mr. Gray, 111•-anzalesi—Whea I rued* lb* statement a. to the lay haft d the testator with reforest* to the coromitsios, I dl ass srise say Isfortastios from the plaintiff cea . Ti al urger of the haily. 1 ebtalsed it from a tamest . mor Boom. Ber F. I . 4_eideeted to this evideace. Yr. Y Tama I real, as 1 am *alined to do, read an the isprieleses• merle in Doetore' Commons. (Laughtm.) The Lord Chief Baroa—la 'het cam, Bir Pitmoy, you bed bettor Nabob. We ere all • CPAS deal at awry bete, sad I mama= Mr. krasedy mediae this busdle of papers It bee s 7, ,F7iLaii7Vm w. 1, sy !ord. Ite-etearaities eOatist; d l Whezi I went to Swettlee Hen el...ut the caseuteettli it wee et kr. Charles Birinfoie 111110010. Mrs. Itirtefra, the pisiatiff, wee In the room. It wee I whit eisseseed sheet a comaledea. I sin sot swore of say dlllueeeiee betimes the recta le proved ow the woad triel, sad those teld before the dr kedeat is his laeorsetiose. . . sow 10r4.14 lake; eote al tiaa The lard Chief Beses—No, th4e4, 1 bays acelakeg at all io 4e with All MOS. VIOL - Mr. Kinardy-1 art ark your I.ralailip to nuke • acts al It. The Lord Chid Barra-1 wOl not. Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy sold his object yam to stow th.t tee defend sat had before leforneetion .. to the weak ;amt.' of the plakettre an., by which he mid hart enabled the strung points to pedouenatr. The Lord Chid Bwroa—l will Igo down what I think seaterieL Kr. L.•erdy—lf you lordship retests I cannot compel pow ils Lard Chid Buse—l think la sorry to the witeass you had batter lit Ida go. (The wither 'prated to be very amnist s .) . . — Mr.lissardy—l Irish year lordship had said that an hoar age to So t Amy KAly. The bled Chad Sum— I did, Mr. Kautsdy. I think I arts bound to raw entry vitae.. Mr. M. Saadi —And. M conamosartt et yoar lordship's latiosstioa, I sairemed to Sit Fitzroy Kelly that be 'humid shartaa 'us crograulaiestics. Re-ezemisatiost costlased—T had a commueicatios with Mrs. Taylor. Ido sot rassearcr that I communicated whet she said to Sir F. Tbeeiger before the compromise. Aftsrthe compromise 1 ossetiowed to Mr. Whitsuore sad Mr. Gray that 1 !mid chard the matter up, sad thus the brief we right. To the beet at my balsa ilia wee at the railway antics._ dr. ,lolts Coke masolaed —I was Mr. Simploa's spot, end was at the Snot tidal oft' Swinton v. Swlsha." When the court was shoat to adjourn, the jade epebe as Lord Chelmsford. He celled him over to hues. I did not bear what he said, hat I am rather deaf. I alhemwda went with dr. Stemma to the dotenhum's 10/Onse. Mrs the &Orin mid that a ccesequen e of a cemmedenthe hi bed bed he aid the other couswel suggested a aadarstood he referred to the Married judp. thing was sag mimed to Mr. ein.pion about 1,0001. a res— hot do not boos by when Kr. mid he mold not listen to it, he bad ae Itsurny alli = Lord Chelmsford thee stareser Int Nest Menumb be pent kr. Mr. &tames said be fedi Mar yen; I. It, that he dare an web Mk • wimmoillime tem to her. At saktily I brtught Nn. to Lord Cht :rushed's leddioge, slum • elrillar mew eiradattoo Wt the ease &wild be oraprainit mos Erb to her. AU that mat phew with es was enesmined te bar. Lord Cheilmethed me be bril bsd • sereneninins whin Wooed him I. mapper thig the ere en Wei snake t sa, and, therefore, be tooommemild • eampemils, Mr.. &s ass was none surprised, lied odd Obi wend °Dwelt Sir Henry Dttrrant. I west to Ithe esd the re matsuleal we. repeated to lam. Neither Min. Ildslin sm thr 11. Darned were nickeled to hewn to any cenprenne. bet they said they would ermstder the matter. Abases, earn or &today I mesived a telegropide nemesis from Mr. mopes. I took it to Lard Ckeheeford's Wrap. Mr. WNW= was them. The neassre sold—" TO* tit II rejselesk" sad Turd Cbelnelen end—. Tine wee as *for gene I recollect the memseasiam &SIM by Mr. Norm the plaintiff abseil ham a UM estate sad all the costs pa4.l. H. theneed this as the dollseditat en the !halite, monies. tHs mil he wee dip wed to depart from his cheat's tastrestioe net to mem Into say compromise and to propose those terms. TM mahatmas of what the del's dant sal I was, that he did sot think the terms would be utioplic.l with. Hs went to the A•tireey.G.netial, sad on his return I Mink be coaruunicated to Mr. Simms that the tither side would itve 1,04/0/. a year end the costa. Hr. Blmp aon said he bed so pone to 4•loftSail tuck a pospoesl, sad that be did pee out of MS way as it wee. I men tioned the owls et 2,000 i. That was the nmaimma ; but the amount wee immaterial, as they mast hare ken lased. There wee Mee • negutiation between the counsel is rue. Mr. Simples did nut sanction It—he tether Michel it. ho ner.tiation use principally carried es betw. en the perm et deltadsat. Lord CO•1035•14 and the Attorney-timersi, the peleset Chief Justifies of the Va.'s's Beach. l'nuentiaselard by Mr. M. Smith—l thluk I oohed Lid ( b.luukrtd if ke thought the I,ooof. a year would ti as good u the .eta•s kr life. and ha seatoed to think it would, as lb. *Hato hid bun an tarwobrenor. I certieruly thought that everythlag was dine Fir the plaintiff with the brat Inteation. and is Mu. floinfrie interest. 1 was sot at that thaw touch sagas/Med uitb the cur. T Lis closed as plaiatifs cams COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar 11'mkt.) all U JONA, ■AOARA W. 76. bmshamg" ; le4e somber of perleusent fix Womb* vat dearibal at • katgiag-Loaat 1) , .v. newt. The woe the raninimetion nr.etie, . The oceetsta 'staid ewe year end lee most& , lb. logoving ire the new —To emesceled creditors, 7.147 Ci.; ditto a b oo P o gil e. tayabir, 4,167/.; creditor, perielly oreered, 8661, (the ..writ, being cans only nly 2001) ; reartgege en dives fully Neared, 211,831 1 /.. bobilitioa, 3,7711. ; peeks— rents reoPirod, 1,2161 ; ottreelseao foe', 6iiW. ; Wok 1.6721. ; =al4t Jr.,1648. Cottijen vslastioa Hanle k y ' e . remit 46, yiegerly). 34614/ By mob at = 13!. ; g led debtors, 714 1; papery. 6,6131. ; Iwo at 'overtime In tb. woe. 4,2661. ; mine, WM by rietlsue, 60,7231. ; keno, 10,3301 • latunas sd antaata, 1,3821. ; &eternalised*, 417/ . . ; Ecemontie persend n5in1,1664. ire Dumber of linen aredlkwe i ibe hallenee-rheet isr . - e — ss — s;;;Z;2ol., ch;flTWeresuoes :7" karivieb.aal-,-; hatehtembeod. IMr li;itlett, builder, of Notwkh, is the kneel asseelifed cteditor; Me debt to 1,6424 Meseta. Cr,- ekbaill. sad C babkera, of Ipawich, are etelliteas 41110/. The ymperty held by the waged aredliats e t = freehold land and 11,versaart, .here the bad eetetad a easier f Wain-booms, sad iMldelhed a seem-rams, rya, sad oaa.natwl. with the wiry to oll_Olg to ••• etiosaticas of Dvoueourt es • vatotterplus. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1859. wawa at upwards of 20,0001.. I MU by Q. Lemma Compaq ea security for a debt of 12,0001. That. are alto 20 dame la Ilia Northam and Imam Railway, valued at 1,21•1. • Lam of Um Royal Har. with Todd Club Bear, I,KOL: esd ether forepart) , te mime parte of Emu. Tb. Imes tenpin an Rei of 8,9911. is tM Dovarcoart . Mr. Unklatm, for Re sad Mr. Imwramte, tor 71kbWe biuknopt, aped an liking an adjournment ustil tee tent. T!! II LEVI'. Adjadicatioa of bazikruptcyerie made against Ernest Levy, jeweils, sad watchmaker, (4 369, Strand. Ho ap t owl. rand sad sansmderad. TM can wia Imitated to M. Cam a/Wor CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. Wore the COMM= Se/jetzt.) John Xestertot. wan placed at the bar to plead the charge of felony but it was intimated that he was insane, and con eequently not in • condition to plead. Oibsots, the surgeon of the gaol, deputed that the prisoner was in an unsound state of mind, and not competent to understand what was going forward,: The jury that re •ftroW • verdict that the prisoner was In sane, and not la • condition to plead. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OM antrum ramsonAzail NEWMARHET.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEP. T.Y.C. Ment mnts, 4 yrs, 9st 616 , Killigrew, 4 yrs, 61b; Mug May, 3 yrs, ast IOU). Anus bete. BCILATCUSD. —King of the OWN, Newstead, and °thuds. £5O HANDICAP PLATE. B.M. Billlgrew, 4 ps, 94; Gourd, 4 yrs, fit Tlb ; Hebe, 4 yrs, 3st ; Posober, aged. 7st 916; Arturo, $ ra, Ist 91b; Bas tion, 3 yrs, 7st 31b; Ynyrialseigurgit, 4 yrs, bat 1316; Odultree, 3 yra, Gat 10Ib; Onnilds, 3 ire, fist 101 b; Little Nat, 3 yrs, 6st 71b , Eyebright 5,3 yrs, 6st 121 b. All are here. JULY STAKES. Five furlongs 136 yards. Blue Ruh; Nicholas, Harridan, Lady Falconer, Buccaneer, Tkeralian, Magmatic, lilszeppa, and King of Diamonds are rm. Patn FORlMlT.—Francisco f, Sir Talton Sykes, Yin, Venus 4 Homer Nana Sahib, Turd°, Plum Pudding, Arlington, Provis ion, Queen Bee, Bt. James, Ntinnue, Blphia, Athenreuns. Bribery c, Latitude c, Tone c, Merryman, and Professor. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 80V8. Now T.Y.C. P outatabia, ch cby %airy, mi by Connaught Rams hares 011111 A ♦san.%LA.—Mossoft, Lep , Oeball/2, ROllO of Cashman e, Twang, Madras Eslanais*, &dab, Qui Via, Bivouac, High Treason, and Layton. LATEST BETTINO. JULY STAKES. 65 to 40 apt Boonator 4 to 1 Thoonalon. CARLISLE MSETING.-(THIS DAY.) CORBY CASTLE STAKES. T.Y.C. era lin lam sereap, Tams a, Basks I, The Wrap, aad Mastrosa CITY PLATE. T.T.C. Crosby, Premium, Susanna, Ruched, Knayks, sad Annie an here. CUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles and a quarter. Trip Um Daley. GoMPrioce taf Danmark. Skate, Boncoad, Wel li ngton. Serest Tama, Min Stew art. Daniel, Put. and an keen Paso Poarmc.-1661 d Demist, Undethani, Traboco, and Umpatock. GRAND STAND HANDICAP. One mile, 90 garde. Trip the Deh7, Sheito, Kennedy, Wellington, Kauelline, P Matta. LAtcey, Rachel, Saaaana, sad Sir Joseph ate Vs. PA I D Foarrrr.--Oreystock and Weasel. HOLM HILL STAKES. nuns- quote's of • Wk. Asa* sad OngstorA Jul Am. Icto;iiiCer7M - A. SHAKE LI82&-THI2 DA ). ... Two oTutoz. The railway shaft market to-day is firm, with little bunnies. Buten Counties stook hu advanced to 671 to f. The other leading descriptions are quoted the same as at 4 o'elaelryesterelai. London and as North Western stock is now quoted 91 to 921 ; Great LCO Western, 661 tone ; Midland, 100 to • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 to l ; London and Scab Western, l's 93 to 94 ; Booth BaaW•n t 20 89 1 tot per share ; li a Caledonian, 80 to 1 s Barwick, to ; York and : North Midland, 721 to f I and North British, HI ot to to 561, Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are well supported at the late advance. The old shares are quoted 9-16 to 7-18 die., and the new, to f die. A considerable rise has taken place in Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook, which is marked u high as 361. The Indian shares are in demand and better. Bahia Railway shares are also in request. _ _ !" 1117E‘sair. r. T o 4= O. Osman F.l 4 of ESe. Mw r7 1 7 781 :il M~ !w s. 4 , . sa ItEr.:--• 4 , ..41...... - 1.: i 7 T • . . 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NW ............ 01001 M A Z ... VV . Ave iliZ, Pra7E'd F F 1 Ito i 1-: j I T 1 ti 11 If do st 1 s'a ft I. tY If id I 17 9 - WO WS METROPOLITAN FEES HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE *SOAR; CITY.—The grgrepte suable =tents rolievel dude, the week led July 2 wss DI ; 680; Nor tioal, 292; total, 872; el which 212 was an ems& MONEY MAREBT.-IHIB DAT. Two o'CLool. The funds opened this morning with firmness and a fresh rise of 1 to 1 per cent. was temporarily obtaineeLl Within the last half hour, however, notwithstanding news of a fresh improvement in the French funds, a relapse has taken place, the progress of the settlement indicating that stock is not quite so scarce as some of the Speculators for the fall had apprehended. Consols are now quoted barely as good as they closed yesterday. The terms for carrying over accounts to the August settlement . . are " borrower, to 1-16 backwardation." l In the other departments of the Stock Exchange great firmness is still manifested. The principal de mand has been for Turkish and Spanish bonds, and Indian and Canedian railway shares. At the official opening of the Paris Bonne to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 63.95 for end of the month, showing a fresh rise of 1 per cent. coiared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 931, 931, and 931 ex div., for the Bth of July, The best point of the morning was 93 9-16 to 1, and the present quotation is 931, " buyers." For the August settlement the present price is 931, '' sellers." Bank Stock has been dealt in at 219 j to 221; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 931 to 941; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 941 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 941 to 95; and Exchequer Bills, at 22e. to We. premium. Turkish stocks continue in demand, but have not supported the beat prices of the morn ing. The Old Loan has been marked as high as 78, and the New, 66. The present quotations are respectively 76 to 77, and 63 to 64. Spanish Bonds have risen considerably. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded u follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Centr., 1858, 921 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981; Mexican Three per Cents. for Account, 181 to 181; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 431 ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 411, 421, ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301, 301 ex div.; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 4; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854 for account, 77, 78, 77 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 for account, 64, 65, 631; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031, 1031; Venezuela New Two-and-Half per Cents., 271 ex div. At Vienna on Saturday there was a sudden lime of no less than 21 per cent, in the Austrian Matallke; and the Amsterdam Bowie yesterday responded to the extent of 1/ per cent. The amount of bills falling due yesterday (the 4th) was not particularly heavy, and they seem to have been well met. There was no proems in the dia. count market, and the best paper was taken in Loin . bard-street at 21 per cent. At the Bank only a moderate amount of business was done. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The steamers Africa and city of Washing ton have arrived from New York with 210,0001. in - • gold, which has already been taken for exportation, together with 40,0001. in Russian coin, which has basst cane to hand. The Tyne, from Brazil, has also rought 61,6441. in specie; and the Alhambra, from the Peninsula, 7,0001.: Private telegrams quota the exchange at Shanghai at 6s. 7d., showing a movement of about 1 per cent. in favour of this country. The stock of specie in the Bank of Vienna has fallen since last month from 90,015,6249. to 79,786,9976.—a difference of 10,229,6278., or say a million sterling, caused, of course, by draughts by the government. The notes afloat have increased to the enormous sum of 453,752,4078., being nearly au times the amount of the specie held. The wheat market yesterday was rather heavy, the previous Monday's prices being scarcely sup ported. The London colonial wool sales are fixed to cam- menus on Thursday, the 4 1st inst. The fresh ar rivals up to the present date are as follows—viz. : 21,792 bake Sydney, 23,736 Victoria, 9,226 Van Die men's Land, 8,381 New Zealand, 8,206 Adelaide, 11,537 Cape of Good Hope, msking in all 82,898 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 101. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 904/. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, as a matter of course, have tendered• for the conveyance of the Australian mails 0i.5 Panama. Another tender from Mr. Lever, M.P., and his associates, based upon the ownership of the fleet of the European and Ame rican Steam Company, had likewise been sent in. I According to report, there are two, if not three, other competitors, one being Sir B. Cunard. The result may not transpire for two or three days. The Metropolitan Board of Works will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. from contractors " for the construction of main brick sewers, 9 miles 2,940 feet in length, or thereabouts, and for the execution of other works in connexion therewith, to extend from Deptford Creek to High-street, Clapham; also a branch to extend from the Broadway, Deptford, to the point of junction with the Effra Sewer, in Crox ted-lane, Dulwich." 'fhe half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Railway Company is called for the 26th inst. It will be pro posed to consolidate into stock such of the preferen tial 4} per cent. 5/. shares of 1868 as may have been paid up in full, and to create preferential stock or bonds for the purchase of a portion of the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway. A special meeting of the Lancashire and York shire Railway Company is called for the 13th inst., at Manchester, to approve several bills now before parliament, one of which is for an amalgamation with the East Lancashire Railway Company,another is for the construction of bunch railways from Old ham to Rochdale and Royton, whilst another enables the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company to extend their line from Thornhill to the Bradford, Wake field, and Leeds Railway, and also to Dewsbury. The meeting of the Italian Junction Railways Company, fixed for the 9th inst., has been adjourned until the 4th of August, the number of shares dope sited being insufficient to constitute a legal meeting. Au extraordinary general meeting of Elliott. Patent Brick, Pipe, and Tile Company . is called for the pan9th inst., to take measures for winding up the com. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the dividend falling due the 12th inst. on Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, as well as the interest coupon on Grand Russian Railroad shares. A call of 21. per share is to be paid by the contri butories of the Era Assurance Society by the Hilth inst. The Westburn bas arrived from China with 641.8001 be. of tea and 313 bales of silk. MONDAT EVENIO. Consols, which closed on tiatti;dryitliio ex div. for the Bth Icily, opened this morning nomi nally at the same quotation, rose to 931 to 1, and closed at 931, " 'ellen." For the August settlement the last price wu 931 to 1. A " back wardation " o 1-18 per cent. was quoted. The official business report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth July), 93, 931, 931, 931, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 931. 94 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 931, 9 4 ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tares, issued in 1858, 94i the scrip of the New Loan, 941, 941. r ac k g q.isr Bills have recovered Is., closing at 211. to 245. Fem. The scrip of the New Indian Lout has advanced to 941 to 1, and the Four per Cent. Debentures of last year to 941 to 93. It is believed that the Debentures of the New Indian Loan will be issued about Thursday next. The transactions in the foreign stock market were rather more numerous, and the tendency of prices wu upwards. The Old Turkish Six per Cent.. rose I per cent., leaving off at 76 to 77. The New Loan priors of thus loans w ere 1 p er cen t, b e tt er . has improved to on to 631. At one period of the d S a p y aniah the Deferred Three per Ceuta. have risen to 314 to ft, and the Coupon Certificates to 4to t. The Austrian Five tier Cent. Metallios were in better demand. Sardinian bonds remain neglected, and other foreign stocks firm. In the market for bank shares to-day, Bank of Egypt were in demand at an advent*. There were numerous transactions in Ottoman, which left off at Saturday's quotations. Oriental Bank were firm, and were marked 381. The shares of the National and London Discount Companies were more inquired for. Electric Telegraph stock presents a fresh rise of 1 per cent. Red Sea Telegraph shares were in animated demand, and had risen at the close to t prem., " buyers." A rise took place to-day in Victor Emmanuel Rail way Bonds. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the Rost Indian Railway Company have risen to par. Massachusetts Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds, with the dividend running from April last, were dealt in to-day at 1001. Canada government bonds were firm, at ill to f. The Emigration Commissioners have accepted the ships John and Lucy and Courier, for the convey ance of passengers from Birkenhead to the Cape of Good Hope. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE 7& LIVERPOOL CORN /.lARLET.-(TRI8 DAT.) or Darns' ma was sumese riumaArx.) (viol ova owl; cionairenirmur.) COll2 mar kot dull sok bid alindlisce. Wheat Id. to 2d lower. Floor adding altogoiloo. Indian corn sad Leave in good demand at tall plow o.to and oatmeal quirt. MINCING-LANII.--(THIS DAY.) BCOAILThe market ie very quiet, Loth for raw sad rased, at the previous quotatiome. COMIL—No ado of importance are reported in the melee. Tua...—The darsead le Inactive. Ittcs.—Bengal coatiatwa in good request. sad firmer Om aro paid ; low to (pod taiddhag, white, sold at 10.. ed. to SALT, rraa.—For superior quality of 3to 3 per cont. re fraction 47a. has bees paid. At auction 2.500 bags ref action 6 to II yore withdraws at 4 la. to 44.. Irtuy Mrdraa roll, at op., bein g a Gram prior. TALLOW MARIET.—(THIS DAT.) The swim la quiet at the seatud yokes :—Tan tallow is dastal 635, IL ; sot ash ; Nombre T.C., at Ns apd, 63. 61.; Jay, 56a. ad. ; Ansa to Sca isabor, Ns. ; ONAIa le Doosalar, Na. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIB DAT.) Ness. Dal& report trade brisk; better demmtd for good clover ami meadow hay. Prima meadow bay, 76a. today. ; saperkw ditto, 84s. to 9411 ed. ; interior ditto, 60.. to 705.; maw ditto, 70a to 80s. ; rowee, 60.. to 70a. ; clover, old, 913 a. to 110*. ; ditto, am, 80a. to PO*. ; straw, 255. to 304 'Ms La blartinere College at Lackaow (says the Bombay Standard), which wee destroyed by the Outdo rebels, was reopened on the 2nd of June. The event was ecentos morsted by • sumptuous dinner bong given to the boys, between 70 and 8 in number, who esjoyed themeless siossingly. The institution has been suspended for eighteen months. The youths were besieged io Lucknow with ihs tut tithe garrison. and are to get a medal for their SOTTiMI, Ile many of them were employed as volutions in the ranks, and the regimen themselves useful In a variety of ways. The Made* Patriot of Calcutta, to as article on the epe.ad of satire theetricels„ notices a neat perionesac• of The Wll4/40 Marriage Tirana, and saye r " It task as by no small surprise that a question whin is sappeng se bees contributed to drive the people of one part of the caustry Into rebellion ehould, when that rebellion has scarcely so dded, frees a subject of dramatis representation for eater. tamest sad instruction among a °moronity milled to the former in rsee, creed, and propensities. It is a phenomenon wean the study of those who would hang the entire rams of India by one common halter upon the theory of homogenous hon." A telegram from Berlin snoouncee the arrival thin hots Vienna of Prises Windfseherals, ecoomprehid br Omen! RIM entreatsf with a special mission. Madams Masted will give a representation oa Trimly imolai at Ostasol. The Indipendente of Brescia Matee that several yomeg girls have made vows not to marry anybody bat wounded eoldiers of the army of Italian independence. The Kean before the Theatre of La Scala at Mike la to be celled Phu& Carper. The Monitore of yesterday published the full re press of the several coatraanders et the bun. of SoMein*. The I meeting of the friends and sapportere of the Ole es's College wee held yesterday afternoon at the College, Haley-weft, Cavendish- square • Lord BIWA; he the absence of the Bishop of London, pre;ddsd, Railway thane are exposed to a new dingle' 1S Upper I Os the Allehated .ad Cashpoint Use, wood la mad as fuel. The resat Is that sparks fy from the engine la thick and largo pettlaw, penetrate lato the ear• rime% sad on more dna ono ornslon base destroyed the =The "spark cactuses" recently aged have not bora efficacious. la the Bombay Standard the following appears " Waste! by a yowh, • European, a wife when he attaino the age of V yaws ; his pretest age la to TITS EX.KINO 111 , 01:1/1:.—We are informed that perMmeou was grueed by tp•varemeat ote the occasion of the Bed foonra to the es-Kiser of Oasts, to adebesto the h elide vader menthe rewriethes. HI. Utahans of Mucci 0 .- tiatussolect. the antedieseents we; served et the govisrantest house la the fort.—Osiewita Phenix, Me y 17. COVNTY 001:2T C011111721111178.—A number of questions !aye been subedited to the judges of the voices county courts what • view to cane meisuns, founded upon their answers, being pawed for en *lteration of the law width at present governs those Institution', eopsoially with 1 maid le contsaittneets. ORDINAZT INAltall AID /1704311 L a I rt. LIAWAIL Ka% b iZA ‘ y.; hoar min b ..- aim p a• =ac itcdtne:::. -..-- pot e 4.. 1r 1... .16 .... 11002 ESL I R s . .0 ~ 1,0 iamb* owl 10r CS. Clua lis =ss il trai wales.. 10 Da Mypithe ~ . - - 111 & BIWA Wales- IN = Mid..lllrsalni 101 nr- ----- .. Ds. Sim so , •11 Ir - . 1 .1.111•• F./ 1 all I Is ii-i: .... _ 66 6 H 60 In i; ii N 14gm 1we 11 11 4 Ie M ts t t 4 5 I t MN i • 4Th GO SI I II IN in M - ti ii n WM. el Mali 11=1;6 11 1 w1 ";b ririfillia: I . was I LW Igib • Vat N w. Ft Na. 71. edits WE***** a i 4 111 n 3 IN NS a 9 1 ells N ST dt• 1: 1 176 i ii :1 4 .1 .i i a iii 45 11I,'" 'A L 4 414 U 14 $1 i o - ffil ill in In 1 1114 HO is lei 101 i ... i: ir LIMBO IMAIND AT T[ZUD 10 aliirabe — Nalii ii• - am sad S %ole e o. ta alma) IN Olasar fikftle le lee .110 PI pm start des— -100 100 ise II els.. - Ma r:4in all Oildesier, Vane, /tails N. aka a 11. 03 IN iskliasokat e r i Ck. as ONO s WLmea.gangtok VI all NeasseNraal ulaa Os ONai Wael= Sail WS li al) .1 111 . 1111.11 1 Nts• • IN Nadas finiawtsb No INN 100 DlNlerspiiiiiisl: NO Lea, eley e a Nealasall Re Polo sal Oa) • 1N Lenealsel Orr. 4pm Nal Ils ir•ftuo . . ii k .„ I all 1/00010.:1117,0; . 10 fel biraitint I 1.01 wearelsl 4 p roa e r . ell Ilsem . 0. 4 a. al al NuLIMI..O& •:: "nal= wt! is. a= w rz t a i z is a a 1:6-1.56126SViiwii. Ziel a ter • tr. 1611•6 NIEL ',etas Ilea I k li garjfe.; avant* IMPLAWIre LI ILIN Et t.; Wk. Vor L= 3 lVlV a W. Writ ( North Oa WI. M WWW °NEW.. Per isr Piwribssa(U.l.WNWA 17 11W IL "11 1Wira *inf ' - 117:iii -- -I 'Pamir '- .. ------• Iz: — ..._ . . • 6. 3 ...... ~.r ..... •• rem.sa: i De e/1 =Astoria ell Oa Viiii ell Nemo 6 14 te ell V: l 7 1 ell 31 re Isere all ▪ 3 1 1 aele, sed saw= 1▪ 1 Seib mg 0r ..... . pi. S Ms ese • i..... 2 ;P firomr su : • Sren el a iI L ..• • w JOllri THE NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKETS. (Prom the Clrenlar of Merry. Naumann end Co . of New Tory We how • eiNit Meats for Um better In the sweet at the Midi market. The wodency during the fortntalat ham been upward, but., rept Ina few men, our resent quote/tons do not Mow arm material Improvement awn Mow of our len report of 7th Inst.. and the market this morning was generally week at a deans from yeeterdaya lelaa The more favourable financial minces from Europe, and the continued moo to our own matey market. notwithetandlng the exports of spode and reduction in bank loans. bare removed, to some extent, tho vam p...l.s of ernageney, without however. leading to any decided in. crease of activity to mocks. The recent from tare calmed comtlerab's damage to the (veering tan m In man scalene ef the costae,. tut We prospects are out favouraM for an abendnatt barren. State Steele although mill Motive are ammill Ma. end L .me. dment ir ion , tben M an toprovemeet. the domed weeding the woNr. whits to very limits& hiwouri dim have advanced 34, and TIWOMWeeI 24 per not. The business of the toraurbt hae been nmesselly light s eel Mentally In Virgin% Mee, at 9 to 97 to mg larourl Ina* at 83g to ki ; Trainee Sire., at inf to rei , and Nowt. Carolina Pim at 97. leilllonde Swami bare .old to mall amount.; at 83$ to 84*; Louisiana KM, et 93 to 91; Obio Slam, 1660. at her. In United Bake loans the transactions have also been Inewulderabie, and we bare only to 110110ei small dm of t roes, 18 1 5. at Mt and 1874 Cenral Banda at 18311.104.104 istaniked certificate , at 105. Tor Rale ad Bonds the market continues devoid of animallee ; but the movement In prime ban bona generally mind. In New York Car nal, Wee have been imereely any trametions, and they are raMer town. thaell Mr of re, at /01. and In aan s Itrie bootie, atter a rostenal newsmen, by forced paha ha m = an improving Mann 10 tom et.% IWOrtfle• N.A.{ t.e. wld Mde to Bb; 2nd mongers. at 74 to 76; ird nunterte, a 1 6o to MI; and 4th more. at. 16 to 371. in unnemed beads Were boo been oo heinou s 8100.4 • few small Wares of 187 EL at 16 to 26. lanois Central Construe Um Bond. have been sold in em.fl amuse at 50 to 841 to ; and free Lod.. at 93 to 94i. There bass slim been small mks of bashigan Central Sinking rani hoods at 89 to 191 to 9it ; Nielson Ulna Ist m0re,..., at IN to 1041; and mortpre. et 97 , and 3rd roortgagyr T kitcrig T a/ . ilratL e :WAi t .t m m e = e. Lei 899 & an d 2frm e o a rh m ge ' e dP rft. L 6,510 17 4 C/ 11 . 0, 4 . 41 = Mortile% VA 54901, to 93; and Inejnortgages at 83 tolls ; Watson and Western, lst mortgage, at 704 and Ind noeti at 4110 414; (Mime and Rook Wand, let mortgagll 908 le 01; Hmnbal an kh. Joseph. so on to int; and Tire* and Alton god martens°, at 43 to 411. Ie Ratireid Shane there It.. been bemused activity at Improving Mow. In senewuenco of the partial reams to renturmiling uomo Wenn by the Mang linen They howerm wallow' neglected by Mmotere, the transact/ow of the fortnight beau been mobil of &eye administrating, aad reetricted The Wading dereariptlons, of there hive been materna sales. range of pane has Wen am • :—New Yerk Ceniral. Toledo 74 to 73f : Erie, bt to li c t i lt io redl i n pi so 434 ; Chmiand and. 1. 264. to 261* Zodz bland, 66 to 00 to 68, Galan and Won. 63 to 13.5 . 16 ; MUM. gas Southern. 8 coin to 9 , and guentateed, Si to 32 to 29; Central. 41 to 424 to 404; IMAM Cootzsl, 6 d to bat to 111, and r" 118 t to 112. The present prises got an advance, for the fintnighr a i., o lf per mat in New York Central; 1 in ; tt In Reeding ; 4t. 1 1 11- nd. Central, and 34 to Panama. and a deonee 010 to Illteegen Lanni; and 14 le laiirdgan southern guaranteed. the market closing gwAnil/ weak. In ths Nosey Market Were le no Important Mange—the ninety, on fail. Wale. abundant, at 6to lb per with bite limited de mean on mom moulds% am at the lower ticre. home scathes M 6 to 9 per mat. The new Issue of UMW tee Trearney Iran. Pare In one year, wore Mot wstaday at 54 to 0 per cent. Ire teem. e bank returns for the fortnight Wow a further *urinal= In ieWO• of 3.208671 dole., soda decrease In were of 694,014 doh. The ex mh elevate 11130• et tu 3,516.164 dna, awl the morph of g from Witifernts to 1,013,970 doh. For foreign eschews the market Is tot erMve. but Seam. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'L`Loci. There is still little business going forward in the mining market. Shares in Providence Mines are inquired for, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 771 and 77. Great South Tolgne have been dealt in at 13. There have also been transactions in Wheal Margaret, Rut Bonet, West Seton, and Wheal Trelawney. St. John del Rey Mining shares are doll, and are marked 8 and 81 ex div. Other foreign, as well as colonial descrip tion', are very quiet. Holders of scrip is the New Granada Company are in formed that it la the intention of the directors to complete the sale of the company. property to the New Granada Compatty (limited) without delay. The time allowed for 26th accepting shares in the new company is extended until the inst. A call of 2s. 6d. per share is to be paid by the 2nd of August on the shares of the Anglican Smelting Reduction and Coal Company. LOCAL OHARA MALKITS. Wyman. JILT 4.— TM market °Dread betta: l tr, at We Mike taw llatarilaya pilaw Illzkestrad4 I 11l l—elatrooser. arr I—Obeeter and Holybaad. 46 yg I—ave Laemolin,lll I.—elrvat aroma. lit -3=93 6-1•01.• rod Nona Wanlim 919 I=r 901 I.o9t—aleell lielatie. &I i—Bweldio. gif P— ac t North ItYlaM. T 1 I—L1 — L rioalbers, 641 6l—Doeara, 306 Rbaalaa. al I ft.—elleme/ Tema et Omer* II MN-OmM al= Quads, le IL alatictarrsa. JOLT 4.—Tber• vae lo t a aft Imbue °AVM =eel Matt par tka t. , 17Tiel b at 93=6 1 4 1 7.. Anglian : 11l —lltolarat. lON. BISMINUN AY. Jute 4.—The age. to.aay enere—Cbsetar end liata 6 Wad. 4 0 —loath Btaaords, at 10/. 166 3 i —larrolaebam Wage= Cos- Paola "bast at II prom—Haw Dal= lallla at 1/. Its. 31. The Delos were : Great Weeteroa. 65 to t—atour Valley OcartatA gl a to 51—Iiirmlegalm Calla* 91 le 93. ?Moss arto. GREAT FIRE AT BELFAST.—The Northern Whig of Saturday contains en account of a fearfully extensive fire which took place in Belfast on Friday night. The fire broke oat in some one of the buildings at the rear of and cond. goons to the handsome block of offiose sad stores which form the corner of the Victoria and Waring; streets, known as Victoria-chanters. It was at once seen that the disseter had taken place in a large store, throe storeys high, occupied by Messrs. T. M'Clure, Finlay, and Co., as a yarn and corn depot. In a few m‘nutes it was apparent that the store and all it contained were beyond recovery. The intense heat, socompanied by showers of spark., extended to the Victoria. chambers, and in the mums of twenty minutes the roof of the block of buildings was on fire. The filmes raged with incre dible fury, pitching the dotes from the roof, aid making their way out of every window of the Victoria buildings Floor after floor gave way with an alarming mesh, and the efforts of the firemen seemed unable to yroduce the slightest effect. There are nine separate tenements in the Victoria. chambers, nearly all of which (not fireproof) have been con. awned. They belong to Mr. Charles Lanyon, and, with the stock which they contained, must have been worth much more than 100,0001. ----- ----- SHOCKING EFFECTS OF INTOXICATION.—WiIIiam Fowler, of Bridge Home Owe, Pateky-bridge, wes return ing home from Ripon, on Tuesday, in charge of a waggon. load of own, and had only travelled about a mile and a ball from that oily, when he fell from the waggon shaft, and was killed by the wheel pawing one his body. Another mars awned John Cork, a hawker, living at Stock Plain, was sitting on the opposite shaft of the waitron, and the vehicle had only proceeded about 100 yards further, when he also fell under the wheels, and was crushed to death. Both mess were intoxicated at the time. New BRIINEMICK AND CANADA RAILWAT. Tim directors of this railway and land company elate ha their report that the expeadituro during the half-yam smounted to 20,0121. for works, materiels, plant, and se forth. They utimato the liabilities tip to the present time at 28,636/. The only mode open to the company for raldng the capital Will required is by tbo Immo( debentures, which were in the first Judaea offered to the shareholders and only very recently to the public. The directors are pre• pared to take ■ portloo of those debenture', and they treat that if the shareholders will take up a due praportim of them the full amount will he speedily subscribed. They state that unites funds see provided without delay, It will be Impossible to complete the railway within the period pm scribed by the Provincial Legislature—a failure which must nemesasily entail serious loss upon the company. The capital account shows that 180,9361. bad been received, and 197,5721. expended, having a balance of 18,6361. against the compmy. - . SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAT.—A special meet of this company was held at Pattiz on Thursday, to con sider a hill to amend the company's acts. Mr. Bruce, via chairman, who presided, recavitalatixi the various objees end provisions of the bih, and moved its approve). With regard to the general station at Perth, tarangentents had besn made Pr its mumgement by the difftrent c mpeeiee in terested, sad the bill provided that the disputes as to the coat of the etation should be disposed of by arbitration iriatead of barb's to go through the Sheriff's Court. The bill, Its believed, would prove of great advantage to the compav, they next met the shotOoldem the rummers ` op ens to be able to r eport that It had posed the House of Lords, as it had already parsed the COMMOId F3ollnittees 0; NO bill. Mr. NM, sated what the pr-a-0rk.71.;a of the bill would be with se yard to the prefrrestre shares Mr. Bruce Meted IMh sa offer would be erode to all the holders of the Five per Cast. h red pro so l i big ma ihc b t s u b t i e o ll y cl w y auwid ca qt ai t twan a in on e wi to th i e ou ir b uitt e ::‘ . itha The matotawsp." -J g . . 7 Apii WO. awl's& Em=: g ...a. Amodio_ Met. Ilisk d wk. 14 ...... oiEs. Oar& Ore. et Media .. Egie".11.76. *w. of Bedroll L. pileslhsk Ii s. &at. vow ........ a Ds. Now all Nies of Arum e I 1 iii •