The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

14121N1 IND THE ITALIAN CAM. At a public meeting in the City Hall, Glasgow, ea Wednesday emaieg, convened to beer im Wham from Mr. T. D. Hodge, the following letter km M.lffassini to the chairman (Bailie IllAdare) was reed :--" My dear air,— You are going to paetige to-morrow evening it the meeting In the City Hall, la which my friend Mr. Hodge le going to speak about the danger. arising from armed amoebas to the c lOW. lOM glad to me year anon ea the M. I shall seem forget whit ou aid your brother have dome to our eases; am shell I eier forget how the noble programme, Italy for the Italian.; liss &way. found Oa beet echo amongst the peopled &colas& and especially of Glasgow. Their efforts have been nereming ; they have sent offerings 1 0 ow national fund; they luau weloomsd my Meade Rae and Janis Ileeiton White; they have exerted themselves strenuously is the Italian affair of the engineers Watt and Park, they have largely subsceibed fur dm 'ivy-six Neapolitan rules, they hare couttaiweialy revealed the harmony of thought and acute, which, in oar lukewarm, sceptical, indo lent cgs, is so seldom met with. There I. now more thea ever wed of ea egemtioa for the national Italian cause. A double, equally fatal, tendency has been of late prevail ing sewn( your euentryntea--• tendency to view the meted, to the so-calied non-intcrfereace' doctrine, what. ever Mks' place is Europe, and • tendency to view the a c tual question, as if you were bound to aide either by Auntie or France. The first tendency is, to me, impreir iambi*, harmful, and immoral, impracticable, because no station can pledge herself to • definite course of conduct through an indefinite, unknown, uniormisea future; harm ful, became, .note-interlerenee' proclaimed on your without reference to what other mamma well du, is merely self-abdicaiii,n, and eeyieg—saybody may Interfere for evil without any tear that we ah.lt interfere for good; immoral, because we me all was of God and tool hem, end at do.. sot become • avian to miy, I shall wand aloof uncon cerned, whilst other. 1011, fight, and Need. Neutrality be tween conflicting iutereets way be often advisable; neutra- My between emediving pelt:idyl'e is dirguired, uncut:inlet's atheism. The second eendscy, prevailing to the °Ohial spheres, drives yea to chew., bellllllCll two despotism., i squally &aprons to Europe and to the Italian cisme, whilst you ought to side by freedom and Italy. Between Awns sad Imperial Fans--the first tightiag fur the mate of things sanctioned in IBIS; the second —I have it ae a tact —tor bi r own aggrandisement, sad Air the euheiitution of the quemion of t-rritory to the question of liberty. There is • ye tple numbering tweedy we millions of Itellene weeding freedom end national unity. Ragland ought to side by that people. England ought to stinak from soy alliance with Attain' or France; else ought to prepare her &Mamie with the Italian nation. She may remain neutral so long as the °ocelot between the two despotic powers is pealing uncertwo ; she ought to sills by Italy as soon as the imbrued qw awn begins to he mooed, so as to have Italy free of eurivi , w lag aer.clf according to the nation.' will, and to opp we any new arbitrary dismemberment, and any edittolwanicut of new foreign dysasty. The danger fur Europe ant hely is sow not so much tram Muni., as from Freech imp:n.l6o3; tram en opinion growing in France and in Daly that imperialism cannot be rmisted, end what a tine independent national party would sweet with support nowhere. England's alliance with Freers would naturally tted to lacrosse such aa opinion. British agitation ought, therefore, to take the opposite direction. Tait we.. of all reeolutione ought, fa my opinion, to be this—that England will keep watchfully neutrel between the easubstame, w keg se her daihs, honour, and internee will allow bet to do au; but that, on the day os which she should be compelled to interpose her power, she ehon/1 do so for the 104. nt storing, againet any undue foreign Influence, to the Bakens the right of settling their own internal conditions according to free mitimsel Hoch an agitation would strengthen our swimsl prey, sad prove a check to the erlf•aggrandising gaspertiet selhemet Forgive this lisegthy epistle; the sutject Is tor Italy one of life and desitx—Ever gratefully yours, ...June 14, 1849." "losers )(Armin. A joint meeting of sever►l neighbouring archi tectural exieties (iacladiag the Northamptonshire. Lincoln shire, and probably the Leicestershire, Oelordshire, sad Bedfordshire flo.ictiem) will be held at Stamford on Toesday and Wednesday, the 6•b mid 7th of Siitember. ♦ tom- MAIM, onisisting of local clergymen and gentlemen who take an interest In ceclesio'ogy and snbee stogy, will be im mediately formed fee the wpm., of making the raceway arrangements for escorts( as attractive meeting. REPRMiENTATIOn or MARTLISBON6(11118 This ebonite' it became known to the limiters of the liberal party in Marylebose that • vacancy in the representation of their berosigh woull mmsdily occur. la cosseviesos of the proposed /Amebae of Sir Bevy usin Hall to the peers" end prepantiona will forthwith be mods to mews the election Ili aSt sucreimir to the rgbt Ma. gentleman. The w in the borough will in all probability bring forward Ronailly, whits the in se advanced ors turning their eyes to Mr. Loped. Sir Anthony Rothechtld, and Mr. Weiler. The conservatives will most likely start a eandtalste la tar pawn of either i.f Alderman Sir R. W. Carden or Mr. John LAMA!. leo member for Berastaple, boat of whom me resi dents in Ike boemegh. THE ELECTORS OP ROCHDALE .IND MR. Cosons.—Yeeserdey mornisemben the peitien assigled to hi r.Cohdes is the see ministry by the firm became knows, rase of the ceswervetivo lody opolre very positively that if he owerpted Aloe, by ban a11'11 , 12 would be weer tory, a restast wtsld cert.inly take p'we for the bor oug h. Many of the easservatitet have expressed Uwe diseso nos at the language held forth up n the hooting. tows* Sir A. Ramsey os hoe retirement. Oa the other hand, the liberals think that shook! Mr. Cobden accept Ms Mtn of Peskiest of the Bard of Teal*, the oorasioa of his re-eles. bon rep he • 1111 Mi opportutil to give • banquet in his hossur.—MoneAsster flurrelmni. ELF.CTOILIL COEETPTION AT NORWICTI.—Ths tometates appoiated Ly tbe Norwich Town Coastal to ma- Mkt. the porralatee of bribery at perliemectwy elettiose fee that city hove weltered • inerisorisl to the g e. rattiest, prey ing %et • mounieast may be greeted foe toting evident* sa the spot , es wee dune et Hull, Bemeteplo, S. Altana, and other pion% The proposod seessorisl will le submitted he atom at thaw at ass bar of the tomtit is a few der. HE AAAISTAST-J ODOR OF THE !MIDDLESEX GOBS? or Bessions.—* bill of Mr. x-Secretsry Sears= Lt. coot, M.P., sad the es•attomey-Omesol, Bars the_ yearly salary of the Aseretast-J Wee Cristand Junk* fa Muldle st 1,6004 • yesr, Iron the decrees of Mr. Pealdey, sad peludes the acting. ledge from prsellelag at the bar. Mr. 'beret ire, soil be complled ti resign the em An neals attached II) hie late prof...oft of advocate. Semi es's SA vING•I BANKI.—The deposits paid Ivo 'a. Vaaterzia Srelaye Baste dories the year ceded 20th November. 1866, emeneted to 11,0061. 16e, sad the repayments made during the year were 7,1061. 94 . Tb o deto,itors numbetot mod - the b .Imate ia hand GI Wend aid principal sominted to 12,4441. da. 11d. °amain:At. ticain.—Aa extraordiaary ame ba of ea., *miry oil be held en the 22nd krt. Ties befog pagan will be read :-1. Further oberraetkise 011 the vets/macs of objets of Panora s t le the boriertesed• of the eyes seer Palermo. By Dr. Pale.roft, F.lt E., 1r.0.8. 2. Report* as Um propose of the exploseti a of dm Malmo lore. Commaalamed by Dr. NI o er, F.H.8., 7.0 8. 3. Oa • diet isephiestat vistratly ohhtieet from the gravel arm daiee• by Flower, Eact. Courisuaieebil by J. Pew& wkh, Esq., F.R.11,., BEATING THE BatiBOARIER MARTLESOIIII.- The emesescay ii helium the bounds of the rest sad wreltby p Arab of St M rryl-bous took pleas yesterday. The procession roadved of abou• .14.0 cbillres of the parochial, astionsl, sad ssarthomes rcbo As, a do..rehmat of police, the rector, the Rev. L. J. P. Byre, with Sir J. liamil.oe, Bad., the dews, sad Mr. 0. Pol.ad, the rarodvel churchwardeae, the "arid drag, tM eichorn• n, the vertryieee, sell suudicuse of the poor. It penoe•-d.rd from the c airt host down Ox ford-street, to the heeaderiee on the St. P.ocrse side, where it wits met by Mr. floo , l• Srotr, the chief serveyor, sad other (Acids, sad oa rei t !rag 11suitoteed, by hlr. Toiler vestry clerk, sad Mr Draorlas, chief rareeyor. On resebtai the esehery rounds of the Club of Sr. Charge at Bt. Joha'er wood, which had bare placed at the disposal of ihe COM • eve which a re...dour Meryl• e bad boa seeded, the diddive wow rel.l d with a sub.taistal diluter, sad afterwards with bee., (nut, A old c4i.etioe weals:Teed to three who irrd take., prat u tlis trbatcs of the dry is the pavilion of the club. TOE JOURNEYMAN On Wednesday evening a susibtr µmoat reprersting this trade met at the roost of the E Closing Arogiation, es Ludgate 4SII. The me. ling ranted the tom of • cosfereson Tbe pro renditcs were conontoted by Mr. Bert, chairman of the streige.o, smelts Oa., the wag, which had done so much to tincleattt Ile, «edition of char sections of the toiling «eill tot but dart ly sympathis with the op pared body of prose sitpmenntad by the dentrate the* lanant. Mr. Brehnime, Mr. Pklgeoc, and other., as the pot of the bolters, ezplnned tto wept tint bed already been tede• to abolich night seek, sad ano the scour. s which ewe in Colitetupla on. /instanter of a nut odor I ng eaten WM, nude touching the pretest a.ndition of this body of labm icro. Mr. Lineell inserted that as the «salt ya rueful int ca t urn into Its of the or rworkei ere` be bed rag bra convict, et that 'be *livery of the Vanessa berm wee mom gelling and derntsiliwng Ours f en, other body of Engliaboon. Ile felt it to be la. pootiWe that the wrest eytient of night weak could be tnlrrend by the Briti.h noble , when ate crying evils boors kaccoll. Ihe dergetea esprear 1 thenr Iv. erten& emcee det the promect of On I. care ring eeprstre I a .."'aiy nitre Mint ace had already bon so powerfully felt la ather Issetere. TIM STATE Or TM! TILUIES.—MetenTen were Sawn )erteray Is various, puts of the metropolis for camp lager the &Guist...me of Dr. Letheby foe the de simian' ion aI the hirer Tb•ttio-o. Sje fa have 1., n emceed is Fierier iati-etwet, upon the Inn of the Beer sower ; In Testifier :jaw. leer the It mortise ; and in wlter places at bob the BE,, d tad grrt E Code, theee ebeda are pieced machisse ht,.the pmg online of the doridotitiag Iliptid. 'Cwt.—This match '.aernreneal )eglwday at laantbsem, cad will hi reeemel this p o'clock. The Poore 5 swords,' was so follows IGO , Kest, 10S. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1859. BRITISH MIMRONIIINIt LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT :Llama rammurr.) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATE. York .. • • 1 .. .. Vigo .. .. .. ..2 .. '• Yorkohire Mfrs.. • • 4 rea. FIRST CLASS WOIINOHAX STAIRS. Penalty .. .. .. &spy Sam .. • . • • Brtbery c .. ... .. • . 10 ran. • • SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOWL Canadian walked over. SOUTH WESTERN PLATE. Misty Yarn Coatmodon Rama Candle.. • • 11 run. MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. D. Hop Merchant, Barometer. Caucasian. Ardor, Greenwich Fair, Soothsayer, Old Point, Broom c, Deludon, Turret, Polly Johnson, and Mushroom are hare. SWEEPSTAKES OF FIFTY SOVS. One am hum Remelt, Lord of the Mawr, Doubloon, and Commodore MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) NIIREERY HANDICAP. Nis Hawley 6 raa. DERBY HANDICAP. Jack Spranr, Prisons of Own" Awful, lino Stowe, Kahngworb, Lai of Own" and A Pony me bow SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. Tunnel] Maid, Hegira, Trebeen, Gammon, Prince of Den mark, TharshUl, Cline Webster, Heir-etelnw, Lovett, little Ague, The Squire, and Northambeilsed Ditcher are here. WILTON STAKES. Filly by Polio* sister to Perms, Lady Grosvenor, Ade laide, Betterdy, Knaytos, Aristocrat, Better:op, Bad En* sad Antidote are hen. SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. 3to I apt Bqo ro (t) 9 to 2 Prour of Denmark (I) 6 to I Thornhill (t) NURSERY HANDICAP. 6 to 4 eget 6.0 (t) Very little doing. Aitarczn.—Ainbaeh. SALTO:IID BOROVON CuT.—Clara Webster watched at 11. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Brans-) IN 11 ZUSSILL.-30DONINT. Tha beakrupt, a stationer, of stinsvgate- street, applied fee Ids earldom* at a sweat sitting. He was opposed os Ilts sharp of Imola; *TAW recidesely, and on other Sfards• HL flostrar sow gays judgment. He said it appeared to bin that dr tramp bad carried os his trade imprudently, but not so as to justify a postrasement of the ontificate, socording to the decision of the Lords Justice. is the cow of Johnson (4 Do Oex end 13., 26). Two creditors had sworn that they unde rs t oo d tits bank. swot to state that he you entitled to • large sum of Raney in right of his wife, trader the will of his fetheerlotr law and that in consequesce of such deci.rstloo they fac tor; sizing him. The bankrupt 'drained that he lad insationed that he was entitled to a large sum In right of his wife, and that be expected the trus tees would lend hint sorneth , ng on that security. B the deed 2,000 i. ens settled on the wife for life, with tee to lb' bankrupt for life, and then to their children. The boaknipt Mated that the trustees had 'lova him mean footp rint that they would assist him, but that they Am erind. Wand. Be bad so right to suppose that say ressenolde person would advance him money oa snob • security; lint pmense easily deceived theenselveir ; end the seldom wen set sodlicileat to support the charge of obtaining an forbaaroaso by m ar Ma t& postoacns. 'The baokrupt might have a of an RICKARD RICH. bankivl was a coal taertbsot, of Caoadia-town, Ilaall•gtolt. none% Acta°, and akar &sow This was the elaranution sersting. At the lest sitting the bookrupt bad been dirtiest's.* elms MA H. sow posed on accounts showing debt. of upgrade of 1111,0004 and sorts shout 3604 Aa elloweace of Ma. a wore use sada to kb. bankrupt. -^ • The bankrupt was • worsted yarn manateeharm, el Memlima-street. This was the r Rumination m-sting. Hs omen to unsecured mediums 1,625/.; meets stated at up wards of 1,2001. In • twelvemonth his pedits bad Wm 7011.: bum sad expanses, 1,6811. Kr. Lammas supported • Mr. Bagley opposed. Aber • abort t7.lll3aßliaolll on the i.eres in the seconnt• the bamboo Ir woks. mo adjourned sine die by 000 sent, with protecdon kr atz THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-11017611. ♦ Qt.ISTIONABLII John darsmool, an old well knows la the purlieus of Petticoat-lane, wa• charged with being is pewee/ion of • solditea tusk, auppowd to bare been stolen. Police-cosmetic 61. S sad from IstArmation be rem 'red be west to Phiterbuildtege, Petticoat lase, and 11.111 the pri sms" offering • aoldva's tunic for @Alia. He Naked him wberella got it, sad los said he bought it of • mania the leas ler le. Lod Mayor--That was rather cheap, wasn't it PJ Whams—Yoe, my lord. Prhower—Why them costa is only worth 21. 6.1. They are erdd by hundreds at the public s•dre for that price. Witness-4 I Wait think his tale • very likely on. I took him into custody. I have been to the Tower, and they soy they sold some 9th Lenoir.' coats from there a few menthe ago, but they hadn't Rot any facings cat like this. The Lord Illayor—And did not they think it worth while is tom here about it ? The Lord )Igoe—Tbat is the way *ley take rare of the piddle amens• ; mod if robberies such as this end the Weedoa p lamisitid, it is se wearier the army estimates is mer* to bin pair to year. No doubt the met kw bees aloha Angst es primer may have bought it. Primea—Thsets were fifty Leareta discharged as invalids se WNW& hot reek, and they often ell their costa. laed Weer Oat this to seedy a user ate. Primar—They never sells for more thea 2a. 6d. vim tbeiikaint ion wont at al. bs was discharged, bat the police were ordered to rstar " raari l o r a of the cat( for the vaunt. CLZIULINWILL. SILTRAIOILDIPAAT CIIAIOII OP ROBBERY. Louise Pektr, sgrd St, described as a general servant eat of a situation, wee placed before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with stealing a brooch said a pair of breaker from her mis tress under the following extraordinary circumstances. The priseser hal been in the employ of her mistress, • lady residiogat Kingsl.ad, for coon time. Oa Sunday week lest the family went In the morning so =Old to rhumb, and on their return were surprised that they could not obtain an entrance. After the lapae of some time the Leek Intl was scaled ant the honee entered, but the primmer, who was the only peas n left at home,coull not he found. 8 ime of the room doors were found broken open, sod upon making a search sruans were heard proceeding from the watt rbuti. Upon looking inside the pri soner was Land there with her trine tied. She was at 01100 got out cod the cord cut, when she stated that two men leaf entered the house, sad had boned her In the way she wee found, sad In additue to the 'binge of her mistreat which they h.d taken they had also stolen her watch. Inspector &eery, of the N division, was sent fur, and from toe statements of the girl his suspicions were moused. A surgeon woe sent for, but ho could sot discover say bowlers on her holy, which be stared must have bees them had elm beta pushed into the half. Afkriwards the prisoner's watch woe found conceded wader her Led, and she than confessed that ebe bad g e into the irs•srhuit herself, sad that the property would he foetid the coach-hone. Tbe ittlet , ner, In defence, Paid abe wee very sorry for what dr bad d toe, and would never do the Ike 'gain. A Rend-man, who attended on behalf of the proteentrix, g e ld that there woo no with to prosecute •• It was e .neids red that the panitbraent the ;Manor had undergone wee aO6- civet Mr. Tyrerhitt raid tits prisoner was very kolish. He lUD ibeehargal her with a eaatioa. AN OW PAIR or 811088.—A correspondent lamas Ili I hat thereon sow !loin ia lbs besltby village of Watt Moses, loon the* Meaty talobtaats sbovy 72 Fors of sip, sad looser 80. She oldest ram is sow 87 'oars of age, sad +bat is non roastlisOls, k. oeossissolly wears a Or of old shoos wlikb wets his old mYster's, wits he was es opposing 73 'ors ago. Hs closed the.e i4ent, hal oboes wbsa M was Id years of *go, sad the fors parts of the shoo are ostaposol of mostly tits own leather as whoa first note. The stone bites been bred dews r s sort of perish logos', borne been hat to ettilsrost Isms osswas midis; thin fur iet haat sixty yens.—Chetonford CA ro oc4 • . SHARE LISM-711161 DA). Two o'CLOCK. The railway sham market to-day is extremely inactive, and rather flat. Great Western stook has declined 1 per cent., and London and North West ern, Midland, Caledonian, and Eastern Counties per cent. Present quotations are as follows : Landon and North Western stock is quoted 90 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 1 ; Midland, 99 to +; South Eastern, 201 to 1 Per share ; Caledonian, 80 to ; Crest Wat ery, 641 to 661; Eastern Counties, 66 to 661 ; Berwick, 88 to 82; York and North Midland. 72 to 73 ; North British, 66 to 1; and London and South Wmters, 90 to 91. Lombardo-VeOetian Railway shares are rather Batter, the old issue being quoted 11 to 11 die., and the new 11 to 11 die. The Indian shares are not materially altered in price, bat the enquiries are less UIIIINTO9I4, ft. I et. I LIN LIMIND AT 6. a Mirevr a s aus est seta f e alasl E iml 1 "41 6 r% 1 o. MPS asa de._ alas l pa awl Is.. Postass its Odds*" Veal. w i ti a. sisa it pT. al Mist we arum Ist= LOW% Usrtnalt al Oloseaster ma lass _ ___ Its ant* sea Dna sea UM Terkalt.ll4 = ti. 0. Iliatest . PfsfertseP lalii. seastsa t . Ile • sad Os) rs. 1.,.....0wat . . 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The re newed depression of the Paris Bourse has consider able effect. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, business, especially that of a speculative character, is restricted within very narrow limits. The ten dency of prices to-day is drooping. The opening prim of the Three per Cent. Rent', at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 621 r. 60c. en div., fur the account, but the quotation quickly receded to 62fr. 45c., being 1 per cent. lower than at the close yesterday afternoon, and 1 per cent lower than at mid-day yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 921, ex die., for the Bth July. The present quotation is 921 to 1. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 93e to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tares of last year, at 941 to 96; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 1; and Exchequer Bills, at 23a to 27e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, and prices in some instances show a tendency to reaction. This is especially the cue with Turkish securities. The Old Loan has fallen 11 to 2 per cent, and the New 1 to 11 per sent., the former being quoted 76 to 76, and the latter 611 to 621. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brezilian Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 100; Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 931 (exch. 26fr.); Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents., 631 (exch. 121.); Eqlsdor New Consolidated Bonds, 161 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181, 181; New Granada Active Bonds, 17 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961; Spanish Three per Cents., 421, 421 ; ditto, Passive Bonds, 81; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for acct., 761, 77; ditto, Sik per Cents., 1868, for account, 621, 63 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. Austria has publicly broken faith with her credi tors. An Imperial decree orders that the dividends on the "National Loan" contracted some seven or eight years ago, which were specially agreed to be paid in specie, shall, daring the continuance of the war, be paid, co ot in specie, but in the depreciated and fluctuating paper of the empire. To render the spoliation less flagrant, however, 123 florins in paper will be paid for every 100 florins in specie. The depreciation of the paper currency being considerably in excess of the proportion here designated, and being doubtless even aggravated by the present announcement, parti►l confiscation is the only term applicable to the proceeding. Austria, however, gives these holders of her bonds an option, which few of them will probably be verdant enough to accept. If they please, they may take, in lieu of di vidends, new Government paper redeemable with compound interest five years hence! It would, of course, take only • stroke of the pen to make this notification apply as well to the Austrian loans par tially placed in London, or even to suspend divi dends on every class of the debt, and issue in lieapro wises to pay with compound interest at any period sufficiently remote for the convenience of the go vernment. When a state has once entered on a spoliatory course, what guarantee can there be for its adhering to any portion of its engagements? ff N The set” it that Mr. Gladstone is to be the new Chancellor of the Exchequer has not been received with unqualified satisfaction in the City, notwithstanding the respect universally felt for the right honourable gentleman's character. Sir G. C. Lewis was pointed to by the popular finger. In commercial channels the supply of money is not so heavy as of late, but, as the terms for the best bills are still fully per cent, below the Bank minimum, the applications at that establishment have not revised. Of the large renittanoes lately received from Americo, 140,0001. was sold yesterday for the Con tinent. The treasure ex her Majesty's ship Alert has at length reached Southampton, the steamer La Plata having brought in all the enormous sum of 630,5001., of which 410,5001. is silver, and 120,0001. gold. This supply cannot be delivered natil the middle of next week. _ _ . The steamer Zebra, which is due at London to-day, from Cronstadt, has fully 80,000!. in gold, which, it is expected, will be followed by other amounts per the steamers Kief, Emperor, and Her cules. The extent of the future remittances in specie will probably depend upon the coarse of the ex• change, which it is the object of these consignments to support. It is well known that within the last two or three weeks, one house entrusted with the orders of the Russian government, that of Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co., has imported several hundred thousand pounds sterling in gold. Hence the recent recovery in the exchange to a point much less unfavourable for Russia. According to the latest advice. from St. Petersburg, a stimulating in fluence was likewise being exercised on the exchange by large arrivals of produce from the interior, and of vessels to carry this produce away. The China Telegraph mentions the reoeipt of 30 bales of Japanese silk. In connexion with the lamented stoppage of Messrs. Rawson, Sons, and Co., notified a twelvemonth ago a circular from the London representative of ;he corresponding firm at Singapore (that of Messrs. Ker, Rawson, and Co.) communicates the gratifying and creditable fact that all the drafts of the latter on the Loudon house, amounting to up , wards of 200,0001., have been retired. The circular of the 16th December last, alluded to in the sub joined, declared that the firm at Singapore were " in a position to meet the whole of their liabilities, even on the improbable supposition that nothing beyond the dividend of ss. in the £ already paid, be received from the estate of Messrs. Rawson, Sone, and Co." This promise has been honourably fulfilled. Of the members of the Stock Exchange who lately failed, 22 have now been enabled to comply with the rules and have been readmitted._ The traffic returns continue good. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2631.: the Midland an increase of 3,809 , ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in crease of 1,0991. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,39.84. ; the East Lancashire, an increase of 6391.; and the North Eastern and Newcastle and Carlisle as increase of 3,120!. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England have declared a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus of 71 per cent., payable on the 14th July. A meeting of proprietors of the London end Wes'- minster Bank is called for the 20th July. Mr. W. S. Higley, who has been for twenty years in the service of the bank, bas been appointed manager at the head establishment in Lothbury, in the place of the late Mr. W. T. Henderson; Mr. Gilbert re maining general manager. The eighth ordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 30th inst. The Danish financial agents advertise the half yearly interest on Zealand Railway shares. At the meeting of this company, held at Copenhagen last month, it war resolved to construct a line from Co penhagen to Klampenberg. The Great Luxembourg Company announce the half-yearly interest on their obligations. - - - - • - - • • . The position of the market for American securities is thus notiosd by Messrs 1). Bell, 800, and Co. There is a, maw hw feature in the musket for American serritiee. There lea been during the put week a steady demand for the United States dye per loan and the varier rate storks, whist in the few deecriptiona or railroad bands thst are now great for breament, 'bete bet• been ►at a limited Lorimer, end emery a trazurtion to tree of a timely iptcalativa &await. Tat/assay Evcseriat Consols, which closed yesterday at 92t to 1 ex effer for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 9J ts improved to 931, "buyers," fell to 921, "eel and closed at 921 to 93. The official banner is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for acessug (Bth July), 93, 93k, 92} ex die. ; Three per Gilds. Reduced, 931, I ; New Three per Cents., 931. I, I ; Bank Stock, 219, 221; Indian Four per Co& Debentures, irsued in 1868, 96, sit ; the scrip of tie New Loao, 91; India Bonds, 2e. di e. Exchequer Bills remain firm, at 24v. to 22es. premium. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm at to 94 ; and the Four per Cent, Debenture., kisisA last year, at 94} to 93. In the foreign stock market, the principal besiesse was in Turkish. The Old Loan was dealt in betimes 781 and 78, and left off rather dearer than yesterday. at 77 to 1 , The New Loan was dealt in betwees 66 and 62t, and closed at 63 to There were agars inquiries for Peruvian, Sardinian, sad Veaanela Beads, the market showing general firmness. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'Ckoce. Little business is going forward to-day in British mining stocks, and prices exhibit no alteration of importance. In the Stock Exchange, Wheal Trelaw ney shares are officially marked 314. There twee also been some transactions in shares in Wheal 110• gent, North Roskear, Wheal Wrey, Vale of Tows,. and Hingeton Downs mines. Bon Accord Copper shares hays been dealt in at par ; North Rhine Copper (South Australia), at prem. ; and Fortuna Mining at 14 and 11. Foreiga descriptions are very quiet. The half-yearly meetiag of the Rhyme, Iron Company coed for the eth of Jaly. At a meeting of adventurers in North Misers mine, bald oa Wednesday, a call of 10.. per abate was made. COMMERCIAL AND BARIUM( M AILK-LANE.--( TH IS DAY.) The attendance woo smell, and the tam dement, Prices of most snides of the trade wets aomimlly gm altered, or lower. The supyly of home-grown gram ow fair. The imports of foreign grata late Losdas den last Monday ware reported this storming as Lir of ilear s wheat, oats, sad moderate of barley. Weaay.—Bagitah hold last Mandate prima, tat le force • sale lore money would have bad to he rasa. Pone= also landing downward. English white, Us. to 5k ; DA, 37a. to 48a. per qr. • Dentao and Koaissberp, 60a. M 60e. per 49410.; Rostock, ate. to Ma. ; other ha wen 42... to ate. FLoust, retail este at barely last Monday'. prices. Tow% 465. to 505.; Norfolk, 29.. to NA per 2601 b. , French, 33.. to 375. per 280Ib. ; Amer., U.&,—perr barrel. BAXLEY, geld tads at about last Moaday's rata English, 322. to 425. per qr.; Salta, 20e. to 38..; °thereto% 275. to 32.. per qr. OATS. improving &mad, at folly last Monday'. Men British, 245. to 32e. per gr.; 'twain, 21s. 6d to 24a. per opt other Baltic Forts, 245. to 284. per qr. SBA/ie.—English and Egyptian firm at last Mem day's prior. English tick, Me. to 425. ; harrow, Me. to Me. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, flea. Pus quiet at last Maday's rates. English bodars, 411. to 605.; hog and grey, Re. to 42e.; foreign, white, 15e. FLO• 111110 CA110031.-81nce last %dandily not • gula laden vowel we. reported arrived at ports et s l There are at present off the oast as gala 17 pais amp% viz., I wheat, 7 name, 2 barley, sad I rye. An ',rigida.. of Ibrall =Mss was reported se sold at 28e. ter 4001bs. 4.autW IPSO linSlool4 MOM JOKE 13 TO /01111 lI MEOW • 000. Me. rOtelell. "am ..... an imi. .... 1 g----- ..1 110 I NA 1 113 . MO ••••. • • • •••10. *lan mum. i. 310 mot, Nan .......... .......... Rua* Ow* Thar. Ip : I IPRRLO►R. zilt, ira: un, ."., ri;,.r.v. U. te 2ti V • ♦rs .V,'4 ti U. 1: Us I. 9 44 1., 19. al I s 3 1 : Ls fr . t i .. 1 1 1 . i IT . 1 ,, h o g i 4 4.4: a Ms mate Amt. Avon" Si. id 111 I•. — 9 fd if. al My T = a ::::: Dort.—W bow Barb. Oaw. II" LYE owl pfts. 1. maw( noWUMI IL etammusi IN 11111 MILAN MOO Ili MIRY, VOLUM TIN OZ lIIMUI Pala& 'Wu 11. llay 111. !oast ue ‘4 .1 H- . I ... _ LIVERPOOL CORN MARS ET.-(PHIS DAT.) ( 1y NAITION AND DUSK INAONITIO TILWOZAPN.) (MON OOR OWN OONANSPONDI2II.) The con market ha. been moody to-day, with a quiet demand for whist and dour at a moderato ',dilation from last week. MINCING-LANE. —(THIS DAY.) Suces.a.—Tbers bee been a steady market this week, and good current qualities have sustained last week's wrench with a hir average annum( of bwineris done. The retest makst has been dull, end prices scarcely dupported. Lumps rooted 61s. 6d. to 63d. Correa.—Thu public WWI have legit@ been food, m •e by buyer., and previous wed fully sustained. Native Ceylon sold, oorninon to grad, 60.. to 63a. 6d. TIA has been bouret to a limtted extent at previous rates. Common coegou, is. 3d. Rica.—Thernsrket has beet doll, but Batten kds sold at 10; 3d. Rom —The demand hee been limited, pert Leeway]e meld at 2e. 2d. to 24. 3d , which were about previous rate.. elatxraraz bas been raher negk eel and tales Loon nee be nude without giving way in prices. Itrteas.—Bnainees to a lair extent has been done at previous rates. Corros.—A limited amount of burins done at the ex treme petered' last week. Hemp has sold at rather lower frier.. Jura remains goofed dull at previous rates. In other artieles no material alters , id). TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady rat the innezed prices ..—Town Tallow 62a. 6J., net melt ; Petersburg Y.C., on the own. foie.:Jun., 65u.; July alone, SU. 6d. ; Angeet to Ber number, 65a. Al.; 0040001 to December, b6s. " boyars." HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADIN it ALc —Hides: 661b0. to Nibs.. . std. ; 64140. bo T2IM., 4to 6d. • 721t0. to 80180 Th.., 6d. to 6jd.; 80168. to 88Th.., 6id td. . to 61. ; 69Th.. to 96Th.., 6d. to 6j4. Eons hides. As. 6d to 106.6 d. Cob okino light, 2s. 6d. to 4..; fa. 60. 6d. tot.. . . _ . ‘.... 87114111 1111.1 . IllY.—Sbeep skins lambs, 2a. 31. to 3a. 9.t.; sheszliap, Is. 31. to Is. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patenden mid Smith report the mounts Geom. able from Mid and East Kent, lint much wone from the blighted parts of Wald Kent, Burr o, •ind Worrier. The ramket is in a quiet rat, and to edict ages i3WIlt prices have to be submitted to. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Harlon, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Herons Lyons. 16a. 3d. , Walls Rod Riddell,. 16s; Walla Ent 1'..9.14 Moor, 13s. 6d.; Wall. End nouns He: l on, 17.. 3d.; W.H. End Eden Maio, 16.. 9J.; Walls End To lds.; Walk End Hough Hall, 16e. 9d.; Holywell, 160 Hosooll Gut, 14 , . 61.; Welker Primrose. 13.. 6d.; Weta'a Wed Hertley. 14.. 6d.; Buddies Hartley, 16..; Howord's dine, 156.61.; Limbers's ditto, 16.. 3L-90 Alpo at uisrket. THIS MURDER IN SOUTII STAIIFORDSBIRIL—The excitement remeoriag tbia strocroos affair cominum unabated. The six prisoners (Thomas Wilkins, Edward Aron, William Acton, lire-bard Carrier, loam& Allen, and Edward Fore do), were brought up hers in Monday, at the Public-olade, botore Messrs. Fktcier, Best, Bagman, and Word. Kr. Towered prosatuted, and Mr. Wee:home defended the whole of the Firemen. The evidemee taloa on the hint ex amination was read over, end several sddi h nal "nutcases were remitted. Ths statements made by several of them were revolting in the extreme. Of tie si news not previ ou-ly examined, James Preece deposed tt acting the deceased at about It o'clock on the Sunday night on watch she U pop posed to have been murdered. She was Leath' Mont Bribery, about the spot where the body was found. There were eight or am. men with her, two of them were holdor bee down while the others ill-treated ter. She ecresure I cal aa if she was hurt, and appeared to be intoth med. Witnese remonatrated with them bet they took to. n. to of him. He saw Allen and Wilki ns strike her several times. Robert Ball deposed to hearing a cry of murder I'D the night in question. He promedei is the dm,te n d sir my, and sew the prisoners Castor, Feesday, Allen, and E. Acton 'B urnt the deceased; and afterwards saw Alkn and &twat Acton strike deceased on the Um several Owe. James Perry deposed to hiving held a cower:ldiots with Feteday while at hie work, in the mums of which be told that he hot bees with the deceased dewier; the Sonde, slob'. The polios o®-ern, Tetouan mat Williams. deposed w audios lbe body, with marks of violence on different trots of it. This was the whole of the evidence. The prism:ors d•clheed be say scything in reply. The movers*. consoler.d th e thin. M murder was tr , t quits char aiming. the minaorm end c =milted thp whole of than on the charge of waylaid" the deemed, Mary HllBlOll. The bench agreed t 3 accept heavy bail in the cam. Wal UR Acton and Cnator.—iforteßages I Guardian