The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. - After Tina Bittinsu M Nisi Prins at Wastosinster.—(Bsferis Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and • Special Jury.) DOIBDALE V. Till SiDDLIRIV COMPANY. This was an notion brought by the plaintiff, an assistant of the !tiddlers' Company, to rwriver, in fact. • certain amount for fees and emoluments, which be alleged he had been deprived of. The defendants pleaded twelve pleas, setting out their reasons for not complying therewith. Mr. D. Seymour, Q.C., Mr. Butler Rigby, and Mr. Peter Williams, were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. R. Clarks, Mr.• Gifford, and Mr. Prentice, were counsel for the defendants. It appeared, from the plaintiff's case, that he claimed, as an assistant of the Saddler.' Company, to recover certain fees. and to be entitled to oertais beneficial rights and privileges due to him, and to which he was entitled under the judgment of the House of Lords, which, smarmed his appointment to the office— and to be restored to his office. The case had bees several times before the public. In 1828 the plaintiff obtained the freedom of the Saddlers' Company, and on the 23rd April, 1549, he was • candidate for the office of 'snidest, and as the Zith July, 1849, his election was maimed, and on the ltith October, 1849, it was officially communicated to him. He took his seat and discharged the duties for some short time, but oa the 20th Deoember, by a vote of the Saddlers' Company, his appointment was rescinded. The company was incorporated by charter of (harles IL, and the company, by virtue of their poem, posed • resolution that bankruptcy or insolvency should be a bar to the admission of any person to be an assistant of the company. The plaintiff was neither a bankrupt nor is solveat in the ordinary sense of the term, but he was in embarrassed circumstances and he was is fast an insolvent. On the 25th of July, 1853, a man damus issued to which there was • return, and the company alleged fraud on the part of the plaintiff in his obtaining his return. The mandamus came oo for hearing on the 14th December, 1858, before the late Lord Campbell and • special jury, and it ended in • special verdict for the plaintiff, which came on to be argued on 9th Jane, 1860. The Court of Queen's Bench gave judgment for the plaintiff. It want before the House of Lords, sad their lord ships bald that the plaintiff wie still as assistant of the company, that belied legally in office, and that the fact of his being insolvent did not invalidate his election, and they declared that the mandamus most be carried out in as full, perfect, absolute, sod ample a manger as if be had not been expelled all the rights and benefits appertaining to the office. He, however, had not received one shilling of the fees sod emoluments to which be con sidered he was entitled. Os 30th July last the plaintiff called at the office of the Saddlers' Company, and asserted his claim to be reinstated, and to inspect the books, in order that be might ascertain the amount of fees that had become due to him io the meantime. Mr. Humplorrs, the clerk, however, asked him if be ad mitted bum to be the clerk to the company. The plaintiff, however, remonstrated, upon which he wee told that if he did not leave • policeman would be called is. That was done, and the plaintiff left. On the 12th August the plaintiff received a letter from the clerk, requesting his attendance at a court to be held on the 14th, for the pur pose of taking the seat and being restored to the office. The plaintiff took with him • copy of the House of Lords' judgment as the peremptory man damus could not be sealed in consequence of the Lord Chancellor being out of town, it being is the vacation. On that day he attended at the Hall, sod accompanied the Master Warden and assistants to church. and afterwards be attended the court, bat he ob jected to them proceeding with the general business of the company until he had bees paid his amen of fees and emoluments. net, however, was not dose, and before the court broke up Mr. Milroy took from his pocket • paper, from which he read a resolution he pro posed to move on • future day, referring to the most !sheet points in the plaintiff's misfortunes, and that the plaintiff's appointment be rescinded, and that be be ousted from his office. He was summoned, and attended one cr two subsequent meetings, when he was sub jected to the same manifeetatioss of feeling. lo Uetober the peremptory mandamus issued, the Lord Chancellor having returned to town, and the following day the plaintiff was formally suspended from his °Soo, and excluded from their future meetings. He attended on Lord Mayor's-day, but he was refused admittance, and was turned out by the police, by direction d this defendants. [The ease was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (adore the Judge Ordinary.) Dr. Wambey for the petitioner. The maniacs was in MO, and the parties cohabited till 1 62, when the peti tioner was obliged to leave her husband, in oonsequeooe of his ill-treaftneot of her. They bad till then kept an inn at Melambs Regis, Doreetshire, and they had had three Ail dram. Proof of adultery with a servant having bees given, The Onrt made a decree nisi, with costs. KIBBLII e. Dr. Spinks and Mr.liacer. Green for the petitioner. Toe respondent In this cam was a clerk at Live9xioL He married the petitioner in March, 1852, and in November, 1855, he had a dieegreement with his employers which caused him to leave the country. Hie wife then came to tows and obtained • eituatioa in Ragentatreet, which she still retained. In 1857 the respondent returned from America, but in the following March he west to New Zeeland ; and be there obtained• situation as reporter to the Nekonloaminer. In May, 1858, be °entreated & bigamous marriage, which had resulted in the birth of four children. Decree ski, with costs. BASI•CO I. BASLVG -.• _ _ Dr. Spinke for the petitioner. The respondent. • clerk le London, married her in JOl7, 18.51 ; bat in September, he left her and sailed for Australia, where he formed an Woken:as coosesion with another woman. This was proved by a woman who had formerly lived in the colony. and also by a letter of the respondent's containing an abject confession of hie guilt, and en earnest petition to bs allowed to return. . Sir J. 1% ads said it might be that the right to a divorce had accrued, not orthstanding the respondent's ofer to ro ue. the matr.monial cohabitation ; but be should like to look at the rases beaming on the point 'before he made decree. Ralik' V. SHAW. Dr. Wambey far the petitioner. This was another aim of bigamy. The respondent, Franca Shaw, woe • cheese-factor, in a somewhat large way of boatmen in Manchester, and he married the peti tioner in losd lu consequence of his intemperate habits be became insolvent and west with his wife to America. Here his cooduee became so bed that the petitioner's brother had to go over and fetch her borne. In i!sy, 1862, the tewpoodent was in London, where he married ► second wife under the name of Lease. He was in CMINXIUMBOII Indicted for bigamy, sad he piewled guilty to the charge. Deem nisi, with eons. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Connaisimer Fame.) IN u 721LDIMICK COPPOI, Ls. The bankrupt wu a commander in the royal navy, redact at Herne Bay. Debts., 409!. ;no mists. Mr. Tapper, a creditor, opposed in person, and asked that the bankrupt should be ordered to put aside something out of his pay towards the liquidation of his debts. He under stood that the bankrupt's wife was also earning an income. The bankrupt stated that his wife. who was a highly ac complished woman, bad done all in her power to retrieve them difficulties, but she had been stricken by illness. They had 6ve childea to support. His Honour granted the order, without attaching any om ditiaa. LN IC C %RV ER AND CARVER The haekrtipts. betters. of Skinnerstreat, Soow•hill, applied for their orders of discharge. Debts". 2,8001.; WWI about SOW. Mr. Chitlley supported. Mr. E. Reed opposed for the ledraeea . . In the course of a ten months' trading the bankrupts had incurred a largeamount of debt, nail had gone on obtaining Credit after they had dishoooured their bills. It was contended that the debts incurred in the latter period of their trading must have been contracted without probable means of payment. His Honour suspended the orders for three mouths, and refused protection. . . _ Mr. Chodley salted for protection for a month, to enable the bankrupts to appeal., which wee `noted. 171 itE Val. /66M IiiNDHAN. This was the sittiog for examination and discharge. The bankrupt is described as a onch proprietor, of Follbrig Hall, Norfolk, and of A, river Westboarne-terrace. No accounts having been tiled, an adjournment was rendered ne.::/mary. Mr. Lawrence appeared for the assignees, aid asked foe adlourornent fora month. Ho did not expect that the ac vounts would thee be ready, but it was desirable not to take too long an adjournment, as the assignees were so ca.!e.l in the prosecution of inquiries as to property. It was not intended to examine the bankrupt at this satin, and its the court was or:wiled with persons who had no doubt rnm‘, for the purpose of seeing Mr. Windham, he hoped that annonocement would hare the effect of thinning the court a little. (Laughter.) Tne adjournment was ordered till the 29th of July. Mr. H. Linklater and Mr. Chidley appeared for creditor& (Before Mr. Commissioner Cavell:turn.) IN RE PULLEf. -APPLICATION TOR IELCABII. The bankrupt, an auctioneer awl estate agent, of Bosh lace. applied for his release from custody. Mr. Dowse opposed. The assignee had been chosen, but the opposed cr e dit or cons id ere d th a t t h e t h ree days' slate ment 61.1 by the bankrupt was incorrect. The Commissioner—lf that be so, that will be greeted for dimioing the petition. The baokrupt, examined, said that ha had nesseited bill drawn by one Bound, who had proved whist his estate for 27./. HA not included Bound in his list of cre ditors; he had forgotten him. The bill was given for money borrowed, in various sums, the last being abstet six months si nee. }llll HOLIZr, being of opinion thee the mime= Tea sot wilful, granted the release. TN RE BRANDEIS AND gArmorrro. The hmakrupts were merchant., of Brood•otrooL 'Ms was the sittiog for examination and discharge. Dehie. THE EXPRESS, 'THURSDAY EVENING, DUNE 28, - 1864. 13.6364 ; meets under 3001. Thu bankruptcy took plaits a year and s hail ago ; Brandeis absoooded, and has nem surreaderad ; the other bankrupt had bees prosecuted foe obtaining goods within three months of the bankruptcy and making away with them, and has suffered six maths' prsoomeat Mr. Abrahimis, for the assignees, stated that the bank rupt had been required to fila goods and deficieeey somata which he had neglected to do. In three months before the bankruptcy the purchases had been upwards of 12,0001., and the creditors wanted to know what had become of their good& Au adjournment for et: weeks was ordered. WARM 1.181%--01118 DAY.) Two o'Cwow. The railway market is at le-day, in sympathy with the other departments of the Stock Exchange, and prices have declined in most instances, although not to any important extent. Lancashire and Yorkshire 'took has receded k per cent., London and North Western 1, Metropolitan 1, and Great Western, Midland, and Great Eastern 1. South Eastern has improved 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 1111 to 1121 ; Great Western, 651 to 66 ; Midland, 1301 to 1311 ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 k to 113 •, South Eastern, 901 to 1' • Great Rastern ' 461 to f ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metro- politan, 112 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 133; and Caledonian, 118 to 1. Indian railway stocks are firm and Canadian dull. Lombardo-Venetian shares exhibit a favourable tendency. I& I . zd -- Id THEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) sow-snuaer. THE Prim triawr's nximusarcz os Liii IN LONDON. James Hughes, who presented s most ludicrous a pas sage, befog scantily dressed, and much di.BgatW with saddle, Irma charged with being drunk and iacapable of taking carte! Itervasfc;;m:lliY; policeman in Seven Dials in a Map le's state of drunkenness. There were a number of loose characters—men and women—gathered toned him, and playing tricks upon him, but they took to flight on the approach of the constable. All his clothes had bees taken from him except his trousers and shirt (which were all he had on when placed in the dock). A quantity of toddle bad been thrown over him, and his hair wen se Aroogly impregnated with it that it looked like a red wig. such as is sometimes worn by comic actors on the stage. His face and neck were as red as a new brick, and his shirt might almost be taken for a " garibaldi." The prisoner said he wee a hairdresser, but having been some time out of employment he had Mime to London to try to get some impgenneat. Unfortunately he got drunk, and was robbed of what little money he had, sod of all his clothing except the trousers Ind shirt he had on. Even his boots and stocking were taken from him and he was now barefooted. What wee more cruel even than the robbery was the practical joke of smothering him with cuddle. Hs really did not know how to get out of his present pitiable plight and make a 6t appearame to go in search of employ ment. Having only arrived in London yesterday ( Vedas,- day), he had not eves a lodging. Mr. Henry—Have you so friends in London? Prisoner—Not one ; don't know a soul is the town. Mr. Henry desired the policeman to take him to the workhouse, where he would be cleaned, sod they might per haps give him some clothes. CLEIM EN WELL. PICKING POCKETS AT THE ALLSANDRA-PARK FLOWER SHOW. Withal's Avery, who described himself as a paper ban g er, residing at 43, Baring-street, Hortoo, was charged with picking pockets at the Alexandra-park flower show. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor. of Fredericketreet, Gray'sian. road, appeared for the defence. The prisoner was seen along with a gang of well-dremed pickpockets at the flower show held at Wood-green, aid being suspected they were watched. When at the Wood-green Railway station the prisoner, who bad on an Inverneescape, was seen to take a purse from the pocket of a lady and make off. He was pursued and was seen to hide the pone. Mr. Williams, the superietemleet of the police, mid that the prisoner bad been before convicted of an attempt to pick pockets... Yr. ftickett• said that the friends of the prisoner wen very respectable, and asked the magistrate to deal leniently with the prisoner, who was young, and had been led away by bad companions. The friends of the prisoner would, on the expiration of whatever term the prisoner might be sea. tened to, send him oat of the country. He hoped, under the circumstances, that the magistrate would not send the prisoner for trial.. . . . Mr. D'Eyncoart sentenced the prisoner to six months' int. primmest with herd labour is the House o f Correction. The prisoner, who seemed to feel his polities very acutely, was then removed weeping bitterly. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (st nscruo TII141APIL) BEVERLEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Saadeadalt SCUURY STASES Lady Louisa ... Flytrap ••• 8 ran. HULL STASES. 6piag Can ... :..... • Poiholca ... ... ... . Sweet Margery ... 6 ran. HOLDRELNESS HCNT STAKES. Hyparmaestra ... . Patience ... ... ... Yip= ... ... ... 8 ma. EAST BIDENG HANDICAP. One mile sod •quarfir. Foatarioy, GrevlHo, Wiliam, Canaan Ball, Sands*l44 Seeret Trauors f, Chirab7, Sir %akin, sad Hamm are ►ere. HOLDERNEBB BUNT STAKES. Two miles. Hypsrmanitrs, Patience, Princess, and Contractor sr* Lore. STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ANDOVER STAKES. Durham 1 10 ma. FIFTH BIENNIAL. • Ely . . •• • Cambitstan AckwartA 6 nus. HASTINGS PLATE. Cranbury Sanaa••• ••• 9 ran. STOCKBRIDG E CUP. The Clown Grinder 14 ran. MATCH. Blackbird heat Shrapaell. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 9 to 2 apt Sir Bern (t) 6 to 1 Baktitehi Seri (t) 8 to 1 Found Again (t) 10 to 1 Caller On (t) MOTTISFONT STARES. Six furlongs. Sally go Faidly, Moscone, Kildare, Grinder, Lady Egiclia, Pantaloon, Ethel, Gerstell, Puebla, Shrapoell, Lovelace, Verdarer,Weithezhoard, Harold, Petrab dam o, and Linens are here. °mow! SYMPATHISERS IN Tin Hotsr or Com goss.—A letter from Munich, in the Indlpendanee Beige of yesterday. has the following :—"Ou the 9th there was • meesieg at Warden (province of Itritisbon) of the Congress of Bavarian landed proprietors. M. Emile Pirazei D'Offen• bach sent to it a memoir upon the question of the Duchies, which has been circulated and recommended by the com mittee of 96 to. seven members of the English parlia ment (Sir Harry Verney, Mr. Grant Duff, Mr. Bioslake, Mr. Bernal Osborne, &c.) Sir Harry Verney replied in his name and in the names of Mr. Duff and Mr. Osborne, ex pressing the sympathy with which the cause of Germany against Danmark umpires them." MR. CONDIM AND MIL. LINDSAY'S MOTION.— Io answer to • letter sent by Mr. W. Cooper, of Rochdale, on the subject of Mr. Liedsay's motion for the recognition of the Confederate States, Mr. Cobden replies in the fol lowing terms: " London, June 18, 1864.—Dear sir,—Mr. Lindsay has again postponed his motion respecting the civil war in America. I think it probable that there may be an-' other postponement, and that the fiord action in the matter' will deposed on the progress of the events in America. I en tirely agree in the view you take of this terrible struggle. It is more and more evident that our only true mime is, whilst wishing is this as in every other case for the triumph of liberty and civilisation, to preserve a strict neutrality be teem the belligerents.—l somata, truly yowl, It. COBDEN. —Mr. W. Cooper." ALARMLSO RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR PRESTON.-- An accident, resulting in • considerable destruction of pro perty, and which might have been attended with a arm , serious loss of life, occurred on the East Lancashire Ran. war. near Bomber Bridge Station, • few miles from Preston, on Tuesday evening. A passenger train left Preston for Blackburn and East Lancashire ; it proceeded on its journey all right until within about 300 yards of Bomber Bridge Station, where so engine was engaged in shunting scene god waggooa. The waggons were connected with the eogioe by • "tail" rope, and shortly before the passenger train came up • platelayer got bold of one of the points, and should have shunted the engine of the coal train upon the down line from Blackburn ; instead, however, ofj doing this, he worked the wrong points, and turned the engine towards the line on which the passenger train was coming. The passeoger engine and the carriage next to it got safely past. but the following carriege— a Ent-clans one--was struck and thrown completely over on its side. Two of the wheels of the carriage were torn away, the footboards were smashed, the windows were all - broken, and other portions of the carriage were seriously damaged. The next carriage was caught by one of the coal waggons and broken in several pie es. The lug- gage engine wee thrown off the metals, and ran onwards in • lige with the rear carriaces. It tore up the road, and eventually its wheels were buried Is the sand about the mils, asd it came to a stand. Two vane and three car riages were thrown off the lies and more or lees injured. The passengers were removed from the carriages as soon as risible. Some of them had their faces, &c., slightly bruised, but none of them were prevented from proceeding on their journey. Some carriages were afterwards sent for from Preston, sad a few of the psimsageo returned. ORDINARY SHARKS AND !MOCKS. Bad Pad sa.was. I aw i ng P`l'm I B a l es 1.34a1 yesterday. to 1 p.m. 114 a Oinn.,WoLailioneVal. I 84 - 10 100 Blyikand Tyne - - - all ,Boatoe,BlsatolAlld.C Of Ile - 8l 101 ;Bristol sad lzatoz B6 91 - 84. 100 ; CoCaledonia Hondas 1174 1184 - 10 an rk and ondas - -..-. N ali 'Cornwall 4 T 10 all to. •I • nodly. dB 6 -• w. - N MI IDo. Blp. o. *paid le B. - - so a Dal, sad Beleac 116 N -• U an Dundes,Pertis&abd.Jo II 17 - el 100 , Iklinbergband Gismos 00 50 - et IN 'Orem end &Weston 103 106 - K IN Oran &dem Ord. N. 66 87 - 8L NO Do. - 8t UM Do. K. Ans. Stk., No.l 61 74 - et IN Ores* Northoldeonand - - - 8t 140 Great Ncetheru l3l 131 - el 100 DiLA j A rea ao dlr. us- 143 146 - el 100 • Do.B 1406 p. c. tepid B 103 131 - el .100 104. Sonth & West (Ire.; 90 91 - 8$ 'lOO Oreal Woolens O ll N 06 1 84. ,100 Doti/our VeLOnsilsk - - - 84. 100 Do. South Wales - -- ei 86. .10 Do. W. Mid.-Oxford 41 412 - 89. 'lOO Do. Do. Newport as N SC ado Do. Do. Hereford 100 101 - N. 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New 110,000 26 Meted. M. el Ind* olke 6,000 100 City si:000,too coresui 10,000 25 eo Rank of (041 ,t 0 200.000: 10 Congo 114•1441 Utak (4) 6,000 100 Caetiosetal (L) 12.000, 20 , Mat Laud°. (Wetted) 11,000 00. Do. Now 24'000 m' 16na.Soot&AnaLeTwit4. 1 , 20040 60 En g lish and Swedish (L' 40,000 ID European kanlVlhnited 10,000 100 Hlnditan.annaklap.(L) 10,000100: Do New 12400 100 Ineperlal Bank, Malted 3,000 100 Dn. New MOOD 20 laoperialoDosorua 12,000 26 lonian 100,000 10 Land Mort Ilk. India (L 20,000 20 Lon.Bk.ofNelioo,&c.(l. 10,000 100 louden Bank at 260.11. 10.000 UV London nod Bracillsa 6,000 102 Lon.B.Ayrea4ll2/1•21/1 10,000 16 Do. do. New. LOCO 100 Lon., &IL Steff.ll;) 20,000 10 Lou. Ch.llank at Audit 10,000 100 London and (Would a 110,000 60 London and Connty 6,000 100 Loa .(I ) 10,0)0 60 London Joint Stock 10,000 100 Lon. and Nor th ern ( ) 10,000 20 London& South African' 6,000 100 Lon. &0. Western Lim. 60,0:4 100 Lan & Wratininster 10,000 100 ,Merchant Bank(Lini.) 20,000 20 llarcanflki d: 7 Mn4L 20,000 60 Do. New 10,00 100 Metro. a Pros. book (L moo 100 Midland boa (Um) 10,000 100 ISatioaal of lirevoool 00,00 10 N.Pso. of Mem& New 10,000 00 Nat West book sew -25,000 SO New South , iO,OOO 111 New Zeeland ILialls4l WPC 10 North Western 60,400 26 Orleutal book 20,000 100 ?Tarlac. of har!: 10,000 10 Do. New EX* 10 &deft. twaj..&Deal IL 10.000 211 doom dostrolla 10,000 15 South ?Astern (Um.) 10.000 100 Stood. of B. B. Mika 4{ooloo Do. do. 40.400 U Undow ot Avowals 10404' U Do. New 10.000 IWO Trion of InUOi (ta6 ) 80,000 Milos of Larks JOINT STOCK WILL BARU. IP4 I CL prior. I a.u. 1 io - 1 Ti ii ii pm 31 . 3 pcni -- 3 Inn Par Ipm 73 75 Is 25 pm Mvml lien: zn idle Ms t IMs SI 41 $ Idb slllo4pm si 3lpm pm e 1 13 01 4$ 60 0 II 0 6# 161 S. _1 7 9 1 pm ii ii 116 I*7 a ii si 7 7 4: 3 3N S app U 22 6 49. 5 1 2 4pm a 91 11 60M 19 II 935 15 10 pea S 3444, 29 31 lo j i, . 11 ,. p p : p. is 11 pm 14 16 paazd 11 4 pond 4 d pm 14 25:d 5 6pm Ili * i .41 N 4S pml 1 - 1 poi U . U. 41 )10 1 96 . 90. -"i=l i 47 40 la i 4 PUI fa 50 el P`R NI 95 ii shwa! 811_ 41_ , ti 2fpia, I tO. l 7 II pai Is 17 ti Nail IT Se 111111ITIES ten. Kum Maven= Ow Oc&d. L . G. Oft. Chivtaik )1 Zak Bend bat Cued= too! Cara Brea lisii ii - fe. - - ;W. a w. zusesirrrs.rw.) Gransbisc di vs. Aubynl l , laser 4 0 1.1: w iled; Ot t G. W. le Vor (Ns(Herten) Gr Herod's Your Mansion Downs rarral , l4lll") Nwrady Iron Ore Wangles New Won North Downs Zorqt Bakens ri..lVh. Basset Mogen) North Wheel Crotty Pros United nee it;. Lelaotl & Caralon (Steleeri & W. Fiancee (lUopth Stray Part ills ^Tett rWeet Barnet W. Camden ( nk l.tere4 West Chlverton Weil Beton W. Beret (Illogaii) Wk. Buller (Beiru t) Wheal Ludoott W. Maryann (Neches ) Wield beton Wh. Trelawoey ((JAL) Wheal Union 7011.11627 - iint — i — s. 110 SO 8.4.11 Nab. 2 Ws. 60 7.88 8L 188 411860.1 as. Ito 10 &I LLS 110.17.6 111 sat 8 7 ,Alainlilos ( Aogio-Brim il lOM: I 'Australian .Bon Accord Cop. (lAm ) iltrosiLL&lL 00. (Lim ; ;Zit:taper (Molted) vie (Molted) ,Co — =Copper D C4 orreitnit Ur rtei t lei I Dun Roma iftm (Um., ' But Del Rey (I.ted)l Wart vas (Ladled). I General I Kaponda (Limited) ,Llaares (Limited) illarioulta W. Mire. Brea G. W. (IL ! IPantilcillo Copper (Li jPootgibaud Sllrerlaad 'Port Phillip ;dams Barb. Gold R. (L ) ,goottish AustraL (Um ) et. Joint del Reycl 21, 'United Reclean Iltallanmacatiold I Worthing ( Ilradanatnat=.ll DEBINTURB 41.161a.4p.5.11ar.&616. 4 100 G.Ntba.,6p.c.Jan.&Jodly 100 G. VI stn. W. M. —02.,4 u1y.... 100 lanc.&YlL4p.o.taai.ll7 100 Loo.Brlgl6.4p.r...Jaselly 100 L &N. Y. , .49. eAloa.&J sly 100 Do. p. e.Jaa. uly .100 L&S.W..4p.o.lan.&July,loo 1111dbutd,4 p. c.Joa.&Jal,y 100 x. 8ri61611, Z. P. & D. D., 6 p. et., Feb. & An— 100 N.Katro..6 p.e-J an&Jely 100 100 1119C6LOMOITIL No. I so. I,VIIPAPIIbL Om 1 ftlr. soca Is wool Is to,oos, 47.000 10 0.000 1 00 104.70011120. 6,916 $ l 4 • 60,0001 10 26,000 10 10,0061 60 60,000, 10 60,000 , 60 fl,ooo' 60 17,600! 20 10,000 100 • 12,000 1 22 , P."I 60 io oah eo XO,OOO 1 60 100!5731 St 160,8201 St UMW/ St. 10.000 100 ifi:iiiirii io.ooo 00 ma", 20 emnst,st. h» 10.006 16,004?i100 li'aiirii 126110? i 20 10 . 000! 14 'At erelo•leezlean lane eaL. nagram& Agri. Inertial= IL !BerlinWaterworks 'LI !Bombay Goa (Melted 'BrltJalt Aleerkon Lod it I. Mag. Tel. (L) Canada Company lelenadtanLeen&lov;4) Ceylon Company cdy Oiltees (Una.) . Com. of Atrlcenller.(4 ) )CommerelalTgdon;lna' 'Consolidated DOL.. (L 'Continental UnAlss4 ContrectCorporatlon( Co Cog Te. p.c Credit Ponder _ 110 - ,000/ it; 110,1001 10 100,000 60 05,0001 1 160,000110 600,000, !O 13 iDi I 22 II Re r ir 33 67 et IT 111 + 4 ipm pm Pm' 3 3 p PRI en ittis m I Ilpml 32 36 I 10, 20 1010000 000 101 00.000 , U 10000 00 200001 26 Do. of Mauritius (1 4' asiditMobtliar ii.iiii 1 90,0001 10 i 9p las par 2 4 3 +o l, 12 13 110 114 109 112 I 1 gas l e t T e i.T.7. •• • . e - p. at. hap. Deb.' DiacountCorparationiL, &Indian Financial a.) L India !nig. es DIOIIII Com& Trd.(L. Witi li c a Telegraph !Lag. and Ana. Copper ling !Seat istsMarin Financial Corporation. Forest. Wareboani (L. ilkitivara (United) o.t.vours rtaalLs.i Oen. Stews Navigation RemeetC•doolal As. ( L) Badman's lay Imo.Bller.GlLAin. l lN‘an Ca: l 7 l N (LINI) 11/neraat. 11.&11.6.16. (L) Inter. Land Credit (I ) 'uauaolrrig. (Can. ay ) De. a p. c. Liu r. IWO ialatatoct Diaosnot(L) Land Securities ( Load. African Trad load. aadCaladoa. II.( Land.Dietrict Tama.) Load. Malta Ann. (L.) Do. New Load. G. Omnibus C. (L I Load., Italian, &a. SUL Loud. . _ . 22 1961 pis 100 1 1 1 " 11 116 44 6 peal • 21 3 pon 96 91 i q1) 111 1 1111 19 t fife 6 } 6 pix ! Pall NU 6 i i 18f f 11 10 .001 a* 175,0001 4 10,000 50 SCOW 10 50.000 117 10.000 10 10.000 WI 11.001 10 12. 4 1:1 10 02. 00,000 SI 20,00 u IN 4000, 20 10.000 25 60.000 60 110,000. 2 i - °:° 6sl 6 10.000! SO 100 SOO; 1 00.000, 1 40.000. 10 10,0/10. SO W 000: i u,soo ii 1i,600 II 1100.0001 IL f'o uoc eo 11liana Inigs. a Caaal 1 - Marine loveslaa.st:L) Mauritius L) Moat Main. tot t r...) Metal Laud tOoL C. 1..1 Mammal Ma. Coat. National atria Nagy. (LI NurbuddaCual !Crosland T.OrLeau(L)' N.Britoa Marsala la. L NovaSeotiaOsindL Ocean Marto. Imam Oriental Coramisrolal(L Oriental Os (Limited)! 17,000 10 10,0001 60 Do. Now OrleaLlolaodnosvotL) 'Woman Flosoclal (L) Ottoman Goa (Malted PaamaolLlLilain(L) Do. do. ! Peninsular et 0. Steam 10,000! ii •,250, 25 29.750; 25 16. 11F* 60, 0 00 11 60 KOOOl. 33. 10001, 20 10,0001 60 14200 . 26 103.0001.! St. 37,200 20 100.000 20 12000 , 1 10 60,000 10 24.000 60,0001 se wool le 10.000 30 20.000' 60 20,000! 60 no - C4 -.. 11,7 w M 4 boo Ito J. City Irony. N ) Ditto ditto . !toy?! Smith, Knight.. &Co. (L. 'Soc. elnan..l' Kay pt 8. African IL & b. (1..` South Australian Land .Bebtaarise T Tel. Construct= Thames& /loner ILO.) nueitAgeneyaiAsia L IT. & L co. of Canada United K. Wog. Co. (11 Univers. Marlin, Ins. IL) Upper Assam Tea(Liss.) Van Die inviis Lana Warrant tiaaneeiLlat. I IWeatlndlait PaeillaS 41 Wild N . 8b i 41=1 11 2 1 p01 1 P O2 11 10 1 II pis 10 U p 1 I O2L 4 I an .1 Sig 114 - 2i - es PREFERENCE SHARES. 1 4 - " - 14 471 14 43 ad 11111Liad ity peree7A7,onfre;soTeetoek. redeemablo, 101 g. FOREIGN RAILWAY& 13ebia &ad 8. Fro m& Lim., gum 7 per at., 17 to f. Great Luxembourg, 10a. Ottoman (Smyrna to Ai in), 121. South Austria. sad Lombardo-Femetiem, 21. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LfTTIPOOL. Alta 11.-Sales to-day :-Lanauhlro and York- Mire, 113-London and North Western, 112 111 12 12 11 13 11 11-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 66 1-M 113-Birmingham and Derby fill shoran 3 1 1916 p.-&oath Zastern,lo 1-Dutch Rhenish, 2 616 p.-Greek, 151 0-Mitz6cen Three per Cent.. 13 1-Spaniah Passives, 131 1 9-Mercantile end Ruh dire Bank (United), 101 3-16 f 5-16 1 3-16 p.-Ditto, new shares 91 1 p.-111 itieh sod Foreign Marino (Unified). 2 13-16 p.-Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance, 101 11 p. -Royal insurance, 7 p.-Thamea and Merman* (Unshod), 6p. - National Steam Navigation Company, 11-16 11-16 d. MAXCHIMIIII. Jul. 2i-We had a rather market, with piens firmer at the close. Confederal* Loan, 04, Eastern, 463-Great Northern A. 1431 1 4-Ontelts, Great Western, rdl-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 If-Loudon and North Western, 1111 121-Manchester and County Bank, op. -Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 561 1 6 Metropolitan, 1121 1 -Mexicans, 43i 30 3 I}-Midlan d, 130-ditto Now 5 per cent., 31.16 p -Bonin Eastern, 90 1 1-65isnish PIMIVOS , 01 81 I-Hudson'. Bay, 10 -Mercantile Now, 93* p-Marcantila Bank. 101 p.-General Credit. 21616 p. Biamoisfium. Jugs 21.-in this market to-day South Stafford shire Railway shares were quoted at 10 6-16; London, Piz minxbmit, and South Staffordshire Banks, at 21 to 34 p.: Metro politan Wagon Now shares, at 11 to 1 3-16 9. ; and Patent Bat and Bolt shares, at 1 Amongst the closing prices worie-Nr minghans Guar-Wed stook, buyer. at 76; Birmingham Omsk I at 90 to 904: Woreetter sad Birmingham Canals, at 111 to 13 ; Birmingham Banking Company's shares, at 311 to 34 ex Dew; Dudley and Weal Bromwich Banks, at 71 to 73: Birmingham Wagon shares. at 11 to 111: Patent Shaft and Ails sham. at to 3 p. Midland Contract, at 1 11.16 to 1 13-16 p. ; and Manta Metal shares, at 1 dia. - _ _ Dona, Jon 21.-11 tree per Cent. Consols, 881—Now Three per Wan. Stock, 13i 68—Llitto,ffor &mount, SthJaly, t—Dttto, for now account, Bth A oat, 69-111hernion Bank (!51. paid), -National Bank. ldtw I at tel. pm.) (at paid), {31 —Royal Bent (101. paid), 28—INtto, new heat (lamed at 12b prem.), MA paid), !1- Union Bank (Llintredl 101 31— NNW sad Muntreda (1001. paid), Ml—Dublin, Wicklow, wael Wexford (101. cold), N f —Ore-at Southern and Waders Stook WeL paid, 91i--Midland tarsi Western ibid. vac, 42—Ditbs Halves (WA paid), CI 21. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoi. The more favourable political rumours put in circulation yesterday afternoon, and which then caused a recovery in prices, remaining wholly unconfirmed to-day, and it appearing, on the contrary, that the Conference threatens to come to a close without any good result, the stock markets are to-day depressed, and prices have relapsed. The funds have fallen per cent., and most other securities are weaker, espe cially the speculative foreign stocks. Home railway stocks are comparatively steady. The discount market is rather quieter to-day, but no transactions appear to have taken place below 6 per cent. The demand in the Stock Exchange this morning was good, at the Bank minimum, but, the supply of money having in creased, the rate has declined to 4} to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day (according to Mr. Reuter's telegram) the Three per Cent. Bente* opened at 65fr. 87c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 898 to 2, ex div., for money, and 84 to 90, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 898, I ; ditto for account, 898, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 888, f ; New Three per Cents., 888, ; India Stock, 236, 237 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1018, ; ditto Four per Cent., 998 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, p►r, se. dis, se. prem. - Foreign stocks are generally lower than yester day, though now quoted in several instances somewhat above the worst point in the morn ing. The fall in Mexican, Spanish Passive, and Turkish Bonds of 1862, is per cent, in Greek 1, and in the Consolidds 4 per cent. Some of the pre sent quotations are annexed, via. :—Turkish, 1858, Loan, 694 to ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 4 ; ditto, Con solid6s, 471 to / ; Mexican, 43 to 4 ; Greek, 23 to 1; Spanish Passive, 281 to I; and Confede rate,62 to 65. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 87 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; ditto second issue, 1014; Greek, 221,231; ditto Coupons, 91 ;ditto foraccouut, 10 ; Italian, for account, 69 ; Mexican, for account, 42/, 43, 421, 434 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 484 ; Russian, 1862, 87, 1 ; Spanish, for account, 521, 531 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 284, I; i ; ditto Certificates, for account, 10 ; Turkish, 1838, for account, G9l, ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 70, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 56. International Financial shares aro now quoted 41 to 6} prem. ; General Credit, 2} to a prem. ; London Financial, 11 to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 181 to I. Fov O'CLOCL. Consols are still quoted 89j to i, ex div., for money, and 891 to 90, ex div., for the account. 18,000/. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Paris or Spain, the arrivals from America and Australia meeting the immediate requirements of exporters. The steamer Etna, from New York, has brought 45,0001. in specie, which will be sent abroad, the foreign demand being still strong. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 6th of July, will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001.) The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies : Linden Provincial Malian insurance (sew shares) ; wall Irms-work,, &a. (Limited) ; and the Otago and South land Investment (Limited). All are to be officially marked. lelthe last-mentioned instance the settlement officially ap plies to transactions entered into on and after the 4th May. We are informed that an arrangement on equit• able sod satisfactory terms has this day been pro visionally concluded for a fusion of the capital and business of the London Bank of Scotland with the Mercantile and Exchange Bank. The goodwill of the former bank will be transferred to the Litter, whose London board will be strengthened by the addition of five of the present directors of the London Bank of Scotland, and its nominal capital is by these arrangements to be increased to 4,000,0001., of which 800,0001. will be paid up. At a meeting of the directors of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company, held yester day, it was resolved that a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum be paid to the shareholders for the half-year ending June 30. Notice is given that - a dividend of 13s. per share will be payable on the shares of the Hudson's Bay Company on the 13th of July. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the London and Brazilian Bank is convened for the 4th of July. A special meeting of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., at Liverpool, to empower the direc tors " from time to time to declare dividends out of the profits of the company without the previous sanction of the general annual meeting." The annual meeting of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company (Limited) is to be held on the 21st of July. An extraordinary meeting of Silver's Indiarubber Works and Telegraph Cable Company (Limited) is called for the 30th inst., to sanction the increase of the capital by 500,0001., in new shares of 50/. each, and to change the name of the company to "The Indiarubber and Cutts Percha and Telegraph Works Company (Limited)." The Londiin 13aUk of Me'zico and South America have removed from Cornhill to their new offices at No. 16, King William-street. A petition for the winding rp of the Rolling Stock Company of Ireland (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 2nd July. The letters of allotment of the Reading Iron Works Company (Limited) were issued on the 21st inst. The interest due the Ist pro:. on the Melbourne and Hobeon's Bay Railway Company's debentures is advertised for payment in due course. The crown agents for the colonies have advertised the half-yearly interest due the Ist July on various colonial government securities. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. K. F. Batterthwaite remarks as follows : We have had but very little demand for American securities in the London market since our leak The high rate of exchange reported from New York has militated against the price of all classes of Bonds. United Stake 5.20's hays given way about 4 per Dent.: the quotations for nulroed bonds me quite nominal. Illinois shares have been promod for sale at a decline of 1 doh per share. Information was received yesterday at Lloyd's of the safe arrival at Colombo of the Lizzie and Kate, which left the Dowue on the 28th of October, and was presumed to have been lost iu the Channel in the November gales. At Lloyd's as much as 80 guineas premium had been paid to effect fresh insurances. The mails from Calcutta and China are expected to be distributed in London about the 30th lust. WEDIMBDAY EVINDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 ex div. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 891 to 90, fell to 891 to I, and bad risen at the close to 901 to For money the last price was 891 to 90, ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 890, I, I, I ; ditto for account, 891, 90, 891, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,BBl,j, ; New Three per Cents., 88 1 , ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 104, ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. dia. ; Five per Omit. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1141. Indian government securities present scarcely any variation. India Bonds were dealt in at 14e. dia. The March Exchegner Bills remain at Bs. to 3s. dis., and the June at ss. dis. to par. 3 The foreign stock market was heavy in the morn ing, showing especial depression towards the middle of the day, but a decided recovery subsequently took place, in answer to that in Consols, and the tone at the close was comparatively steady. Bauk shares were heavy, with the exception of London and South Western Bank, which improved slightly. Continental Bank, English and Swedish, Brazilian and Portuguese, Consolidated, Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia, London and Colonial, London Joint Stock, London and South African, London and Hamburg, and South Australian Bank, were all quoted rather lower. Imperial Ottoman Bank shares, after falling to B rem., closed about the same as yesterday at 84 to 8 4 prem. Hudson's Bay shares closed at yesterday's quo tation-181 to 19, and Egyptian Trading at 21 to 21 prem. Discount Corporation shares declined 11. ; Financial Corporation, Ocean Marine In surance, and Telegraph Maintenance, were also heavy. Electric Telegraph stock was inquired for. The shares of the financial companies were dull during the earlier part of the day, but closed more steadily, at yesterday's prices. International Financial were marked at one period 44 prem. General Credit and Imperial and Mercantile Credit have slightly improved. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnteruational, sto prem.; General Credit, 24 to 34 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 114 to 1 prem. ; Imperial and Mer cantile Credit (amalgamated), 21 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to 31 prem. ; and Credit louder, 8 to 9 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz.: International Land Credit, 11 to 24 prem.; Imperial Bank of China, 1 to 04 dis. ; Millwall Iron Works, 4to 1 prem. ; Chamonix Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Italian Land, 1 dia. to prem.; Channel Steam, 1 to 2 prem.; York street Flax Spinning, 1 to 14 prem. ; Halcomb and Co., 1 to 14 prem. ; and London and Southwark Insurance, to I prem. MIN 10).-(TilliS DAY.) Two o'Cioca. The mining market continues inactive, with little business, and prices generally are unaltered. East Lovell and Wheal Grenville shares are flatter; the former are now quoted 18 to 18i, and the latter, 7to ; East Grenville are called 5 to I ; Wheal Seto°, 225 to 230 ; and Great Vor, 31i to 32i. Very few transactions have occurred in the Stock Exchange. Yudanamntana shares bare declined, other colonial, as well as foreign mines, being quiet. At Caradon Consols meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 251. A call of 12s. 6d. per share was made. At North Downs meeting, held yesterday, the ac counts showed a debit balance of 96/. A call of 2a 6d. per share was made. A telegram was received yesterday from the agent of South Caradon Wheal Hooper, stating that a new lode has just been intersected in the Z. 14 fathom level crosscut, containing good stones of ore. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Na I Bh. I 110.80 d 11.000 10 4317i1 00 tAOOOI 80,000 1 88,000 i 1 11 la I Stu I 4 - 9i,023 St. 108016 St 610,000 81. 1 418,000 St. 530.000 Bt. 1016223 St. 212,830 St. t 56,730 Si lIS 171181 14+ a. prices. p t r I 7 i I i II 4 5 pee 21 4 cus - 9 - 0 11 I die 4 ed 9:1 Per tle rse 4 1 11 ells 40 1 Idb 3 1.- ti 80 01 le 1(0 1.7 100 WI 09 111LPERIAL AVER/LON& 8414.4.144r1.y.l 0414 I Itys. Mar... Pass. May 14 21 Ms &1391 84,34 oct;tis 64 . 341 241261 94 13 384 WIN *I 194 104;874 74,348 84 314 94 Awe 4 lea 114,298 64194 104 Ma 44 148 10411331 94 11 844 84,374 114 Ms MI 344 ld 344 104 338 911 18 4OB 34 87s 84 1 204 4432. 84 36• 54 831 94 Ma weeks' Aggro- i --- gel. Avenge .. 394 84 384 1041191 114 304 fal 344 94 Us 04 -- Darr.—Whait, Raney. ow, 11" Beam. sod Pen. to DIAGRAM SWAIM lILi ILOCTIAIIIOIIII at TIM AYH. 171011 OF IMILT 11011.1110 Tilt SIX 111111.11 NAP. Priem IKm 14 j Jae 4. Julie ltj :: i May 21. Ma 1 . 1. 1..1.1 I Mal 11l 40 32 39 6 39 6 21 _ _ 3d 11 iJuDe 15 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) CB! Mumma AND urrszNATtosAr, TZLEGIULPILI (nor ma owl 00111138PONDOIT. I Market vary dull, sad prices of low Surat Sr. ed. below Friday's quotation. Yalta probably 6,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-{THIS DAY.) &Gas -Ttto market rentaios dull, sad prime Me in favour of buyers. Privately 1,000 be of veiny Mauritius sold at 43a. 9d. ; sod of 1,900 bags of Mauritius offered is public sale nearly all was disposed of -brown at 365. 9d. to 38e. Of 17 0 hhda. and 330 brls. et Porto Rico • few lot. only sold, at 3tla 6d. to 42e. 6d. Refined : No Mies of importance reported,the deemed haat very inactive. Coma-The parcels of plantation Ceylon offered by auction bare again gone off with less aphis, and prime are sow 6d. per cwt. below those of last week ; triage sold at 675. to 695. 6d. ; low middling and middling. 78s. lid. t083e.; peaberry, 80s. to 965. 6d. COCOA in in limited request, and only • few males me re. ported; Trinidad, 655. to 700. Plorr.-Currants of lew quality continue at 245., at which • modassie banner iA doing ; the finer kinds are quiet. Raisins sold -Eleme, ; Yowl& ditto, 29a.; Chown*, 265. Rate.-200 puns. of Demerara sold at Is. 7d. to la. fld., sad 50 casks of Mauritius at L. sd. Rtes-A of Raagooa sold at 9s. 31., and one of whit Bengal at 10s. 98. to Ile. Etrlcsik-Only • moderate business is dolog. Pimento sold at 21d. to 20., and Zona - bar cloves at 4J. to 44d. SALMI:M.-700 bags have been disposed of, refraction 71 short prompt, 325. 3d.; refesetioe 7g far cash at 32a. Coctintim. is dull of sale, and prices show • decline of fully ld. per lb. Hoodursa silver. 3s. Id. to 3s. 51.; black, 3e. 2d. to 4s. 7d. ; 1 eueriffe elver, 3s. 3d. to 3e. 44.; Mock, 3s. 6d. to 4a. GAMBIER has sold at the reduced mice of 26.. 68. Corros.-Tat tmamotione is this amide coutinue way modarate. Jura-For good and fine qualitiesfull priers Iwo paid, but inferior kinds bare again sold oa wow tonne : &wawa, 161. sa. to 221. 10a. ; middling and fair, ilf.lse. to 261.155. ; good and hoe, 271. 13a. to 301.5 e. ; reject...ma, 141. 10.. to 161. ; caittioga, 9/. 10.. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DA T.) The market is steady, at the asacciod quotations ' Town tallow, 39e. ; Petersburg T.O. 01 file spot. Thu ' ell the mouth, 41s. ; July to September. 41s. to 41e. 3d. October to December. 44e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The =usher of baste is ecsaiderably mailer than an ' Thiamday last, yet there is a fair simply. The weather Wag favourable there is a demand at Monday's quotations. We have a good supply of sheep; the trade is rather mare &gift than on Monday last, but it is vary difficalt to obtain any higher pnose. Trade is dull for lambs and calves, and prices on the average are lower. From Germany and Holland there are MO biases, 3,190 sheen. mad tl4 ulna, and 120 beasts from Spin; ankh cows, 90. - - Per sloe* et Oho a. 4. r s. 0. Per sloes of Pc I. d. cd. Best Seek, gored 4 8 4 D 4.4 Lissa 11.61ed5813 6 0 6 4 Bid Shorthorns 4 I 4 Wei Les-w00ia.... 0 0 0 0 homed osal. beasts 2 10 11 Do, 4e. Shorn .. . 4 I 4 8 Claw 8 4 6 twos a seporol gook 0 0 0 0 Pits SW Des& 111/41,44 0 0 0 • Labs Boobs st essorket. 1,380: sheep sad lush*. 13,000. ogres, 888; OM 114 . -- HAY MAI Krt 7 (TILIB DAY.) Mini& Harvey and &doe report trade,. too toiluetog prior :—prime meadow. hay. 72e. to 75e. ; sopenor ditto. 80e. teak. ; inforior ditto, b 5.. to Ws.; clover, old. 90e. to 110 a. ; ditto, wooed cat, 80e. to 105.. : .traw. 25.. to 30.. ReoorreAnow or PARLIAMENTARY Vorias.— Crrizs AND BOROCORIL—Os Monday last the overseers of the respective pansbes and towasbips in all the parlis. mentary conies lied boron's. published • emelt* which may be seen on all the rhumb and chapel doors until Moocher. July 4, Informing all city and borough voters that is order to have their same* placed on the forthcoming register of voters, they must on or before the 20th of July seat, have paid ell the poor's-ratos and inhabited hosetwtsi the have become payable from them, ou or before the 6111 et January last. The helf•year's house-tat, payable and ea. lectabis in March last, most be paid, se one Nio.4, snrn.4 became payable before the sth of January. Omani.— The overseen also publish a notice as ell the &lamb .od chapel doors during the MIN pried, to the effect that— Ail persons initialed to vote for the musty, and whose names are sot wow ow the register (or beteg co the register have clanged their plan of abode) must on or before the 20th of July next claim to be registeeed. Parties occu pying their own freehold., if within • parlisseentery city or borough, are not entitled to vote for the musty in respect of sub freehold. NARROW EscArs.—On Monday Mr. G. C. Oxen. deli (of Brooms), Mr. Read* (of 1461aspbsons), sad Mr. Norge ware travailing to Dower js asi epee maims well panelled Mdse. When opposise MeopbranrWl seenettitng struck one of the panels with • slump mask, and re erred- Baru the panel was (wad te be fadasted by a bast. Had the ball been a few inches higher it most have slam* Mr. Ruda. The bullet mast halm travelled a ernvidembie distsseer sad nothing has heft assartabesd as to the person by whom it war Bred. 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