The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-22 00:00:00

.... 4 ._ .. THE •• EXPRESS, SATURDAY I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. t Lord R blurre.a: staid the report had been pre- SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) --.... stinted but a short time, and the g overnment t _ _ HOUSE OF LORDS.-Ficietv, .Ti,. t 21. having had their attention engaged with other ORDINARY SHAN!. AND OTOCIL I N I he Hilil SE of Loute t„:, !silky, Lord matter, had tif t made up their minds upon it. He . ._____ ea. I ra. I lum.wars I ""="'" 6 ' - ' " -us : IllummroN sit:.l the statement a Earl Derby on expressed, however, an opinion adverse to many ' i 7. to 1 9- 01 - Thureley evening with regard to the guarantee of of the recommendations of the commissioners, and E. 10 5 0 i c.i ßefe e i d el . sad Exam .. 1 7 0 1 1 Si e a - - Luxemburg was so eminently iniettiefactery and stated that in ivi country in the world was educe- sc. 1 10, Cumbrian .... -- - I 35 45 •.• fee oeitradictory to the language of the Foreign tion so high as in Scotland. He argued at great so 'au Cornwall 3 5 Effieretity in the Commons, that he should on length agai.ist the rating system, and said the la tOo ° rei bt s l eil d "t re i tt u it : r. 1-1' .. .. Tuesil iv ask for a definite explanation. attendance of thechiblren at school was greater in ion an :gest Loudon scrip are, - - - The Dotal of DZII was out au ate that he bad England and Scotland than it was in America. i i 10 !DO i - . Si. 1100 Glaagow and& Western - - - anything to add to what he had already stated on Mr. W. K. BAXTER could not help expressing the 8 , 100 io n , * s e m en Ord. 8,, 3D) 811 301 11 33 4 the sube•ct. great astonishment and pain with which he had lie- St. 1100 1 Do. IL Aug. Stk., Nat 6 7 - I lord Sena ”roe.. - ERE HEOCLIFFE called attentiontened to the sptech of the noble lord, who had pur- ' i t 1 0 4 1 0 4: ritrenite"tbad! 116 717 1141 tot •' • D'l , l l of the captives M lie, together with her sued a most exti &ordinary course in attacking the re- , 84, ' 100 •Do.A JA. no dlr. na.l Ul us - Ible;cay'e representative. have now for three years port of a royal commission. He defendeclthe report, I /,!. i iss pc . MO ws.W.i.tittlV:.°"""l - - _ - _ been il •13 nova in captivity in Abyssinia, and in- which showed the inefficiency of the Privy Council a 1 ,. 0, 8 00t h & /907 , 07 , 4. 01 oi l illtire•l what steps had been taken in their behalf, system in Scotland. The parochial system had not st. :leo orsat wester.... ; osi eat art 6 - The Marl of Dar.sy said the captives were still kept pace with the wants of the population, and S s t . , 1 00 g0. 0.. z . v . 02: " ,= _ - detained. There acre Consul Cameron, Mr. the Privy Council ststem had failed, and the coin - 11l , 196 Ds. W. rat—tied . 16 SO - R is • tin, I:.1 other English sitLjects and six ruissioners, believing , that no sectarian difficulty ex- ' 13 8 1. !I:: u r. Da y = , I le 1 31 .., _ forei,piers, caking a total of 18. A number of lilted, and that the denominationa l syste m in S cu t - ' , st. too ILes.,Bilehte. &S. easel ZI 1•71 Pi I 7 artistes had volunteered for the service of the land was unnecessary, had unanimously . ream- fit ,100 Loadon,Chathans,&lNV 18 111 181 - Eeirror, het in consequence of the detention of mended a national system, which they pointed out St. 110600 „ 0 1 : 0 '. 0 ,Matg: 7 0 .a•4 6 P-t-1 1 14 7 r, 116 1 1 14 1 Air Itssietni neither the artisans nor the presents could be supported by a small rate. Ise ; 100 LondondSoutifVaistorn. 80 Si - for the Emperor had been forwarded to him. The debate was continued for some time longer, el 1100 , Mae ssst..alineoluste 47 61 - s ll6f I !ro , it ;My :active steps were taken they must con- and in the coulee of it Mr. HARDY promised that ' r t. • Iss list" P etilm-- •••• M I 121 1100 Do. &tendon, - 41v1.1 - slider the critical position of the prisoners, and the government would consider the report in nu &mop. ct. till irte 11l 112 - tinder these circumstances it was not desirable to spirit of hostility to the commission. lmo an MahropollhinDiatike 54 SO s• 10 10 Do. do. do. ... - - Illare Two or three other subjects of minor importance ,is in ne,ase reiße....,;,;a, - _ - lord Hoientroe said he had received a letter having been discussed, the house wont intocom- iet tee .. ' l llol , lsad__ ._ from Mr. l'ameron of a very desponding character. mitten of supply, and aoo,ooot. was voted for the 1 s t. z a zz. ~..:,;i:, ; ;7 7 - The Archbishop of Wer, in reply to a question packet service. I st. 105 North British IWS 54 e 05 1 1_ 60111 Earl Granville, said he decline;) to act upon The orders of the day were then disposed of, and 0 1 lc" 11 10 . 061 0 •Perth,Dund. l 411.0 IVtual il , •Mittiation, because he objected to the the house adjourned at 29 minutes to 2 o'clock. m ID . Do. 0 N -11. 7 ick -, I°3l 11°41 1011 4 - F r IS 141 Da. Liscis l..... urn 02 - 1 . .: i es. la - ( emanuer in which the commission was constituted. 41 ought to have been a small commission of im- - 84. 105 De. York 711011 LAIIT NIGHTS suzarrz. - st. 100 Do. Carlisle 1- -• 97 gpartial persons, but as it was there was a 'meat , ---..-- 25 sit i Do. Stock.&Darling.l S 4 U - OREM OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO BB 15 &I I De. do., 196041 -1 9 R pa •-• prepo.idenuice of interested pertioni on it. ONTAltisli AT ?HZ (RCM OS THE C6lll 110111TRAR, 8L IN ,North London .. ... 1 113 Ili - Thu Archbishop of CANTRIKNU kV remarked that pm*, of Beßl appr o r. Resupatemerriumll 110 5 I Do. do, 1606 , 1 14 pas - ibo duty of the commission was to obtain informs- SANK SUM& N. 100 North Staffordshire i 58 70 St. 100 N. &8. Western Jima I 116 118 xn 116 - II V 011,41111 not to decide anything. ta w iwAa9 Vindir.Binhey, Herthediddre,haydealer,tosurrender - 1 5c777 , 0 ~,7 7, 1 .. ... i 0 .. •...., - - On the third reading of the Increase of the wt . 1 1 . 7 , A 2 ;,1v I- • ha St. 100 Shropshire Union - 167 68 - isilSAr. li.3olJsu, S h ore h am , Sussex, teal mem t , • Devon Episcopate Bill, the Earl of SHAVTLSBUILY moved July 1, at 1. . South St. 100 South Easter 1 48 66 - s . 67 67 Oho omission of the clause authorising the cede- Enrerrrn Ho/Ng, Triangle. Hackney, han i keeselert, July 2, at . - SO lOO a 87 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,aii; • ;& 9 70 1 671 } - sia4tical commissioners to twintribute half the j"8 „,..,.Z . ;;;; -' l7,r,i r e ! s'l66l6le' s od V4l Islll"bridll6.ruad' rllk .St 100 , Tad Vale - ....... IIN 164 - ilO 4 1 Do. C 11 4 slt Pa - endowment of the new bishoprics. W !LUAU JANII.I%IE7BB, Plaistow, Eines, victualler, July 2, ate . ~. ~.....,5 . ,, . ....,_ . - - The amendment was supported by Lord Eversley J".`1,11,‘,,mr./.13,,Gt.,1312.4' at ter'''.bulldifigi ' "'Per Whll66rnss67reel ' 1 TO ., 71 iii; 47l ;; -47 " 717.14 M -- - -• and the Earl of Harrowby, and opposed by the THOMAS RICIIAtii 4 EDO, Yongc-park, Holloway, teacher of 1 - -- Archbishop of York, the Earl of Derby, and the drawing, July 9, at 11. 1 111177.811 POSSESSION& WILLIAM JOHN BlG:.,Plinustead Kent . Journeyman Joiner in Doke. ..f Marlborough, and on a division was ar,elekb Dockyerd, July n, at il. ' SILIPLI SAILWATIL I Romig prone. I 001.8. tie acted by 82 to 73. i . ;AMIN 15A STLILIT, Crier Mitcham, Surrey, baker, July 9, at 11. IN di a ii m u,e st i. e ., 22 68 . _ Earl GREY moved to add a clause authorising ' EDMUND Client+ NDSRMARK and (*HARLIN, UNDRILMARIL et no lb.. 8 iz. &c . 1 2. , 1 001. losi 1071 Criueiiirmsireet, Leicester-square, and Dean-street, Soho, is * 1 - 1)7 8 pu ma. '-' i t o - the appointment of anffragim bishops, but the toolmakers , July 0, at 11. Ili all /tidal? & lake iluroa. • Sp ft •-• claim was rejected by 72 to 35. 'AWLS Mrs., Clarkatrect, Stepney, stevedore, July 9, at 12. 1G ' all I Do ?Were JOHN HENRY SCHiCHT and JoHN ADAM Mellon/WALD, Store- 00 888 ** 0 . 9 , , A1tu r7 , 8 Thu bill was then read a third time and posted. street. Bedford square, pianoforte makers, July 9, st 12. spar MEL 18724-4 - lard CRAN WORTH presented a petition complain- HIMARD 11 H Art, beighton, Beam, wine merchant. July 4, at 2. i5l 1 0 , 8 && 87 „. 9577 977 - .... - lag of the operation of the Irish Salmon Fishery sl j tay en Z. P , S , l t El • "" a "" c " vad ' S°liin g" hill, chee " nuM g er . 185 IWO ,Cape T. & Dock flp. e.g. 66 66 - Act and laid on the table a bill to meet the case, and AURAS br.k W a re, Oteat St Helen's, City, general Writ. and '9B 1100 I 196 as 1 D 2.17'...r ° 27 lOl if% -, - after swot , discussion the bill was read a first time. New•cruas and Greenwich, speller manufacturer. July 4, at 11. 19 7} Do. d 0 .6- 6do - - - O n FREININOW BASS CAWSToN,Upperliorwood,Siurey,plumber, si . too .li,i, ladle. en. 6do ll5 111 110 i the motion of the Earl of SuArressuar a July 4, at 11. ID I 2 Do. L Shares - I select committee was appointed to consider the wituse Olnm, Hendren. Sumer, July 4, at 12. _ at 1 100 ' Grand Trunk ofCanada. 17} 171 - expediency of the house meeting at 4 o'clock, an d CHARLES GNARL Aledeuha wterraCe, St. Panne-road, tutor, 100 •a, D e g a w ps * . 8.6 .. 08 1 86 87 __ July 4, at I. What further changes may be desirable for the Thomas WILLIAM estate, Old Gravel-line, St. George's Ewa, Ire 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 .6. o. 1 41 "6"6 646 -I " 66 _ pra. Bonds. 43 65 - better transaction of the business of the house. and Newbold - at., Commercia.road . East plumber , July 4, at 1. IN ! al l Do. 8 ,., p re f . 8 „,,, 1 86 17 - Several bills were advanced a stage, and the w itirr A i. MPIII.I3T. Upper Riel"Q" 'ht." Putucy, b''''l"lllker ' 16/1 i all 1 Do . 45° peel Sto c k ••l " Si 11l MN Vrest Imllan Peninsula 111 112 1111 11 - house eiljounied at 20 minutes past 8. muscre Blume% Hamble-mews, Stepney, cab proprietor, * 1 a , Do. R . & 6 9 . 7 . 0 , 77 ,. _ .. 9 ., _ July 4. at t 119 I 6 ' Do. Raw do. -.. 11 I pm, - HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, Jews 21. Aroetrus CALVIII, Waltharastow, Fames, grocer, July 4, at 2. * 4 I Do. N .. _ Lents FRANCIS LINDY, Veltham, Middlesex, surgeon, Jul v4,at 2. * 108 1.61 the Houss of COMMONS, at the morning sit- THOMAS JAREN RAITINIIIIRT, Barking. Emex.builtier,Jilly B,at 1. 8, ! 100 et D B .l l l2d .. i27g ' t: p:Ct: 1 :1 1 : -- neili, the CHANCELIAM of the EXCHEQUER stated, in THOMAS WALTZ& HAMILTON, Whetstone•park, chimney sweep, 10 8 a 0 , 00 , 6 ii, 0 , 7 „ 70i i,19 17 . , } 141 141 Imply to Sir E. Buller, that it was intended to give Tu j r, 61 , 1 1. 6 ,,,4 1 14 t r0u nritagt,B BeeNerth.reedrene ß tou, crinoline LI , an a 77 " 0 1• ' a th r a ' & l 6 o l ,i n l67 „6l 5 0 : 8 9 1 _ discretion, but not unlimited discretion to the manufacturer, July 10, at lt. - le 1 5 (uaatad). ) ;as - boundary commissioner to be appointed tinder th e WILLIAM ,, PtivcivO, Faversham, Kent, n bek ri er r , July . 81%1 2 1. 81.. 1100 Madras guar. 6p. cent I lid 104 103} I 41 de... I 96 97 Representation of the People Bill, their power Je l artsoso r i, cbeafei-eiews Pah anTli ' uli s tlep i stree l )B. t, Bedford- " 8, 11101 Do. p 866.0. 44 d....: 80 pz - - being limited by the words of the clause. square, all proprietor, July 8, at 12. 1111 lal Do. fifth itxteasion' - - --. JANIS OUGHTERwiN Bentintkotreet Manchestersquare user- Tile house then went into committee on the Re- July il' ' ' o l ' a l l 11 • 111 - and 11 °.° 0110 . 7 ! 54 56 64 1 chant. 8, a . 196 ran Do. 6p. el, pay.lBBo 96 90 presentation of the People Bill, resuming the dis- JOHN Urns. Birmingham. cordwainer. July 3, at 1!. 100 all Do. 6D. et., pay. 1896 SO ea - mission at clause 30 which provides that in any JAMES NUMMI, Ss guises, wine dealer, July Sat 11. es. , 100 mi1.. . i d... 4 .. w.e.a 0 , 3 , i , - , HoWARD 111011111miTHAM, Neath, Glantorganshiro , municipal borough to which a member is given the July 5, at u. , so. Imo Sande r giut. 6pr ceat. 102 1011 - mayor shall be the returning officer, and which was St. 1100 Do. Dethl &a-- 102 103 en - m HMI icy VlTialitAtband Stara AS E PlusY, Bristol, Berlin wool 86 16 Do. do. 8, 7.......... I lam 777 - dealen, July 3, it 11 St. .101 Do. NNW, da 152 153 - agreed to without discussion. (Roma Cow 66, Middlesborough, provision dealer's usistant, 2/ 155 D . / .. 2 . 22.1 n 22 :1Z On clause 31, which appoints the boundary corn- July 0 . at 11 . la Ullanion, JoHN Tignitt, d Retford, Notts, grocer, July 3, at 11 „ Seurat GILL, Sheffield, matey manufacturer, July 3, at 12. JIGINT 8801 W RANKS. Mr. I ILADSTONE suggested that the clause shoul d RICHASID CAMTEISA WILSON, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, boutinaker, INC TN, I RANSIL In 1 111. pilot I Nit be pored. July 8, at IL TtioNA3 HUMID& Liverpool, ship broker • July 3, at 11. 40,000 1:1 Weak ‘Linti A- 1 1: 11k 6 #lll 1- . The thIANctLLOR of the EXCHEQUER consented HIRAI Mercatn„ Manchester, balder . , July 5. at 11. to IMstpone it till after the remaining clauses of the JOmIIPI Vniciirr Hositti, Birmingawn, dealer in ales, Jul, 10 . 1" 111 ! " Mac° L 1161161 bid but not after the new clauses. it rile uo,os. 10 1 awn Austrian l4 9} 84 lir 114 4 4 1 tipai 84 ROOMS 110115505, Jun., Mad& Hesitant, Westmorland, * OOl 20 1 0 00 0 0 =Hani 1111 0•• all 14 16 1 .... lir. Mutate complained of the composition of butcher . July 3, NIL NON 10i Aisle I (Limited). 16 6} 4141 s - the 00111113illgiOD, and expressed an opinion that T HOMAS EGG . rti. Lynn, Norfolk, blacksmith, July 3, at 11. 59,006 40 Austrelasia al • 67 19 -• r Julyo all 13.600 10 Bankof BritishColumbla; all 1 12 14 - suless the commission included in it the name of i k n uO u n ir,a; r ,:t4:6l, , :=l:l. 6 ,4, car , July j 1 17 :166- ' ' • ISBN Irt ' Do. New, Irma I pa' 6 : 5 3at - some member who had taken a decided art in PRZMINICS ALNIANDIR, longparish, Hampshire, shopkeeper, :: : :: 0 0 1 1 !, Bank of aces len Se Id I - P(Llialtadil 10 6 5 die 6 1 promoting reform , he thought its decisions would 010",larteige,,, joiner, July 3, at 2. 10,00 0 60 , Banta Vicketa,Aestraj U N 4 5 -• be liable to be called in question. ANDRIW RIITSHAW, Gateshead. te beerseller, July 2, at 11. 10,000 10 Illank of New Zsaland 110 911 pa 13 Colonel Esiox, amid indignant cries of "Oh " mum PoWNALL, West Derby, provision dealer, July a 96 ,sts, . 50 Ca i o r lllBoo lllornlani l ol 7 5 1 11 li 4 la - , Marini At:Baker British N. Ameriat., , all 64 56 Osiris Liverpool, Joiner, July 2, at & asked whether Mr. Bright wished to have among T HOMAS mnnwzne, Bolto n , tea deale, July 3, at 10. 10.000 60 , ' 5 , 000 20 C.Bk. India, AN_ ,Chlna an ! 20 it 13 - the commissioners some of those who made the lipase? CRAIMAS DoWiwAiw, Uiverstou, Lancashire, pante; / 0 • 011 25 [Chan-11w of Indlaßk all' 30 31 10 i I 56000 15 cur ..- ........... - - disturbance at St. James's-hall the other evening, TR j o t l y ,v l sl "6 6/wll ' 1 11 16° " C°l°6lal ,V. srwkk. oomrni•slon agent, July e, at 11. • I 26 1 59 41 38) or some of the Fenian sympathisers from whom he (imam summate Leaminston Priors, baker, JOIN, 29. at 11. 10 0,000 10, Coneolidated Bank (1 ): 4 1 I Ilee - a short time presented a etition. CRITCHLOW, Hobos, Lancashire, grocer, July 6, at N. 1 16 • 616 10 1 Do. 6 °. New •.- 4 I 1 1 1 01 ° - ago p ceastssWenitS.Olsailerderlitgl.Linculash..painter,Julyi.atie. 10, 60 1 Delhi 8914 London (1..).. 16 1- - - In reply to Sir G. GNU as s es HILLIRI, Jun., Nottingham hotel manager,July 24,at 11. 1 16 60 Ileat W lO6Oll ( 11161 .1 5 I 2 l Oh - Hi The CNANCILLOR of lt EXCHRQUER said he HUGH Mutter lummox, Neftllll6 , iliutshlre, clerk in holy 60,000 101 Neatens Examage(Lien. It I} %dl. - would lay on the table the instructions to the core- J "4 " "11 ",/, 55 11 . roc ,. j i d y 19 . e t it . 111,000 10 lEnglists and American .. 15 5 3 dis - 011/PH . 50,000 SO Eng.BaniaLdeJanaroLl 10 I 2 I die - raissioners. WILLIAM REP, Strand. Swansea, victualler, July 3. at 2. NON 10 ling.flool&AusLClnadl all 17 19 - Sir E. Dsaise recollected a similar discussion in !mama Jaime. Mostyn, 111ntshire. labourer, July 1, at 11. 110.000 60 InglishandSwesUN (LI 15 , 10 7du - 183:,l i rt s i s tl y sa v ifoo A Rim Promo Selwoottilomersetah. raker • July6 st 10 10,000 100 Impala Bank (Umltod) 10 13} 410ei - and the house was then satisfied with an as- A unt . , ch e m. , p ewee ,. me,: Jut 2 . ' &7: 10;600 U Imperial Ottoman .... 10 1 plis 91 7-11 surname of Lord Althorp that the decision of the H Noir BAtnettet. Ipswkh. beerbouse keeper, July Lat 11. I 1,010 56 1 1 www - tiontinisaioners should be subject to the continua- J J OIN o CO LBY. Drikelow, Derby-hire, rinser. July 18, at It 8, 1611 Do. New ex matntosvot Borrowash. Derbyshire, labourtr,Julylltat IS : 0 6 ,14 0 91 0 1 10 I la" mod- 04 - ra,u4(L ) i 41 1 llto 1 1 tiers of the hound*. Groinig DI:8 /I, Burton-on-Trent, shop ee r July 4, at 11. 100 D0.5p.0.Deb.,1564,Uyr5, all. 13 HI -• Mr. Dittman remarked that, as the commission JOHN (nog, Church Gresley, Dertrildre ti. . July 4. et , 11 . 10,00 60 Lon.Bk.ollAtismo,tto.(l.), l SO 1119 dl e e t 1 1 13,000 100 I Tendon and Bradlien 146 16 15 dis •••• - had a judicial character, it ought not to include t'irmi c trit u e ft :i Datt e Znitailm,twoo ß iet r . ' l2r, -. AII -- rt.st 12. 21 . 016 1 61 D 6 New 176 , 3 5 di- - any persons who might have or be supposed to Justus LEND, Fenny Stratford, Bucks, farm bailiff, July 3, at 4. 6,000,110 ' LoudonVirerPlate(l ) , 40 167 pm id - have any interest in the decision, and on that a ingnstgroaae, Boate Llghtoa, tea r. teadi July of t gi s rAestics, July 6,at 11. 1 1000 1 4 Do. 11 4;0 776. . a cto liPal' LI ' 1 : ? i, "' :3 7" Eaa ground he thought no member of the house ought ALSIP? WILLIAM APL/1 TATUM, Freston, Sussex, draper. 10 . 66 A, " 1611- CL °ma 01,10011 all 24 1 25 1 - to be on the commission, but if they were to tip- assistant, July I l l i zt i kl i .. 17,609 60 Loudon and County lO 60 61 - AN/NULL 12,500, 20 Do . do. New til - - - point on it two members of the house, it would be Jame 9. Jong Erman Mnaznanz - nan HAS! g.. megrim, LA. 1 13.040 60 London Joint Nock.- 16 1 43 45 ' I NON, 10 London & SouthAirican all Ul4 - better to have a thoroughgoing liberal and a Durham. tore -. • thoroughgoing tory. TIONS OF DIVIDINDS. . 0110101 LIMIT and CHARLE S 505205 , Great New street , Fetter- 10,900 100 Loa & a Western (Um). W 5 1 dls - 6,006 60 Loadoci &Veseeuelail ). 17} 11 sat - The CHANCRLLOR of the EXcIIZQUER defended lane, printers - 4th div Wend of Is. 61., June 26, and subse- ; 66°61 161 Loads * W asill I t I 184 / 56 100 18 105 i the composition of the commission , and after some quest Wednesday, at Parkyini', Banlighall-street. 1 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Um.) . - Hewer VAN osuma, criediedfriarl, merchant-Ind dividend ! 6416 I°l Do. 11 " I2O I 10 • dl. - further discussion, in the course of which hill 31/1„ June is and subsequent Wednesday, at Porkpie% mew 60 ilanissitile&ExcnaulL) 124 9 7di -• Mr. Balmer renewed his objections to the oom- eteelletrect• 20,000 10 Metropolitan (Limited) •U 74 8} .. position of the commission and WILLIAM WOODWARD, Inn., Porten, bookeeller-Nd dividend LOCO 100 11 - 111110111 0 Bala (IWw) of apt, hum ei, and subsequent Wednesday. at Parkyns' 29 • 1611 5 lialkwal of A 6666,66,66 6 1 810 -' Mr. GLADSTONII expressed an opinion that the essinseatiatreet ' sane ice sauesai et liveried li 3 1 dls. - house, and not the government, should lay down WILLIAM Murata. Richmond, cabinet maker-I.t dividend of 11,000 100 N. Pro. of an lend I a -.- - the instructions tothe commissioners, the clause ,00) 10 I Do. Ma & and Nan ll -•- 6111-=Lllll' sod snimeg lNlD W lN ed Dr. n da7, " PArkYna% ismini. 40, " 6 611 /1411°1611 1155 ° - ad _ Was postponed. July 11 . CO . Rule, aravesend, clerk In the Admiralty-July 64 0 60 60 1 ... p osy Wake. in ...411 as - On clause 3d, which provides that any candidate .I.l, ). ll. • : v l .l )..i i t g i l l:y i telt n". " 4. urd. ner..l l ase s , cwnmeltar merchant- I a k il°,ll " °°4 " 10-- 1 Un e° l4-"th ial lW".Ml364 k owßerw I .2 1 7 4416.1. -- or other person corruptly paying any rate on behalf IT. Moore, Southampton, confectlone--July 9. H. tulpin, ..111.„„,211, 10 1 2111 .,___,_ 71 °. Ban _At_Off-f94 1 01 _ lO 21 5 1 10 - of any voter for the purpose of enabling him to be Stevenage , Hertfordshire. crrrler-July IT. J. Ward, Woe- ;Tv= 1 , 00 .1 v.°,,.....a. r ...wrel •••• v_o_ ite ill - registered ass voter, or for the purpose . coder, gun usaker-July 19. O. W. Hay. Worcester, seed met , ' 64vv v. •• I 6 . °°- °°°•••• au, - -"` of enabling chant -hay 4. G. Binitlawn and J. Blackburn, Oomereal, yeti,. I KOOS 26 : South Au5tra11a . ...,... ,ad I 16 55 - - him to vote, shall be guilty of bribery, a discussion shire, cloth manufacturers-July 8. 8 Hemingway, Halifax- I HAI 1°011Wwwl• of a & Auross••. 05 12 10 dis, - arose on an amendment by Sir R. Knightley to July 11. H. Kettlewell. IlkZ ij ilorkshire, lankesper--J way 3R. , 10,000 100 Do. do. sea at 6pa . 10 ' 7 fi die - . IL Campbell and J. Para Jun., Liverpool, provision user. .. 11 °.„„. 000 __II Dorm 16 .. . A ,_, 1 all ! 10 61 1 -. leave out the words, " for the purpose of enabling alum -Jew S. D. Burnley, • verpoot licensed victualler-July `vow owl wee.. as Boland IMMO, Ii I 6 5 him to be registered as a voter." Eventually the S. J., Cr°°,, ~,dari ( Tr „., 16 " ta44 . $11a6 " 1666 ' 1141 ,..„. 0 , 00 ber merlllll4l IffiNd .60 17atan or London .. - 41 313 amendment was negatived ; and on the motion of 10 . J. ii. - -un eTtiisessie " , clerk le a newspa - •• 4 •••••• 1111 per prop. FOSEJON RAILWATIL Air F. Goldsmid, the clause was amended by in- - July I. T. G. 141.1gwic*, Holbesch, Lincolnshire, cabinet SD. I Pd.l ltaltwars. I Closing priest I wee Alerting the words " and any candidate or other j r" „i 1 71 . 1 7 / 3 4 ;i c it,„ Ii r i . 81, u :1.1 1 1'1 4 'n ' 4l „T h r'j k. , , ,l,P r z - , I. a l a ........., 9, . - person, either directly or indirectly, paying any Sheffield , beerhoose keeper-July 1 1 111 ' IV. Fletcher, Watley; "in Yr `g;l 7 s' 6 * 11 11 san Mesa & J on - rate on behalf of any voter." Yorkshire , commercial traveller - July 11. W. Savage, Sheffield, 88 a !ft ,,,,... 0.1.670 am ii al 1 - A division then took place on the queetion as to r o fte .. L. j et y ll l cisulr-Jury W. netemat h s e eefez, l e l e . efte v - 2,,, ,e u . e, ~,,,• &17, 0 .... 7 , 77. = Whether the clause should stand part of the bill, Dewhirst, Sheffield, chernat-July 11. G. Thorpe, Sheffield, I a Ca t tß ia l re ... 0 , .. - ... which was carried by 250 to 19s. licensed victualer-July 2. L Volans, Exeter. grocer - July 2 . Be Iso DeeeperB a tutt, - 01/ ) . 7_ d ue ls C Machines, Exeter, auctioneer-July 2. J. Miller. Pinhoe and On clause 57, which enacts that a member hold- Si Sidweil, Devomhire. farmer, and Yeovil, milk salesman- 10 115 Deitch Shad& - lug an office of profit under the crown, and shall July 11. N. tkiranagli, W. Brown, and H. Brown, Bath and Bits- 80 , a l l 1ii ° , 22 .. 2 2 , r 2 .02 It all Greet Lutembourg .. It Ili 111 be appointed to another office the acceptance of 13 "1.1 7 k b e s l e j ,t 'l ' .11' Brown Cle t r • 6l6 . "tate ' 71 6 1$ sad 00 115 IforoPeels Central 1E)- 1 6 11 Ma - baiter-Jul y U. J. 1 6 *Reran V.. Halter, IJirkinhe_set . such other office shall not render the election of mum. and :Marton. ChesMre, quarrymen. ,10 an !Imperial Mexican IL)" 4 6 such person void, CERTIFICATE to he granted, unless cause be shown to the con- . 20 i n e d. - - t on the day of meeting. (L) isi 14 - Lord Minimum( moved an amendment which July R. J. Winder, little Mara-buildings. Bedfortibury, mbar- i 2l all Hams IBy the 9} 10 - would have the effect of rendering re-election tin- violet. FARTNISSHIPS DISSOLVED. ,10 all 1 40.6 GIRL 1 11• h .go 19 19} ! 15 all Northam of Nance 47 40 - • necessary on first appointment to office, T. Buxton and N. S. Urmaon, Uverpool, brewers-T. Bacon to a lu t a . & .7 -- and C. de Cluntelain, Bedford street Strand, wine merchants- 10 ai Do. ~ z .p.a. 2 6 D .,,, - Mr. SYRTON said he never heard a more mis- J. GUI and I. Wales, Clockheaton. Yorkshire. scribbling Wilms -. 10 all N k -• ShieVrola proposition. -C. Parry and R. 0. Wright, Idlesmere, Shropshire-F. Thorn- * a , 0ttee , a(8 . 77e ., 18 ,, -. 8 '-„, .... ton and A. Miasma. Gee-street, Goswell.strect. walehond a n ~, 1 a ... ~,,, - The CH aNcELLOII of the Ezell acieaa opposed the mannfacturers-J J. Green and E. Park , Arts-ides, Somerset- -- 1 ' - - " 6-66 ' 6161"116 ' 36 $6 - amendment, but said he thought it was not necee- so all , Paris and Orleans _.. shire, drapers T. Bomoly, J . It Voss, and J. Hughes, Swansea, 80 a , [w e e & 8 p 7 , 9 ,1 81 1.) ti 11 , _ _ sary that there should be a re-election on a mere Ith itit i :c iat i:. rna or W '` Vi re s ?eV, 'd r ore ' aee d Win‘.l. ('annum, J. L. C atiTioli! 9 1 .„ 101 „,„RoLal m Uni.,Jair - -.•-• change of o ffi ce. well, u Lan n caehlre, cotton spinners-E. Boodles' and J. Llygott, ' ' 2 " .- 6 0 - : - i - ,,,, -- ,..„ - „ t - - Mr. GLADSTONE concurred in that view, and the Barton on-Humber, Lincolnshire , thrashing machine owners- 10 a 8.07..,761-- ' euse.' " 7 7 1 - 0. W. Johnson and J. Ripon , Peterborough, 111mb/inters -il. - 10 a ll, Do. 64peroent. P1;1. 9 • amendment was then withdrawn. Wetherell, N. Wetherell, H. 8. Bickley, and F. H. Cobb, Great 80 aB. p si d L) 7 4, Sir G. GRIT pointed out that if there were a W inthealer 4 lreet• warchaalk en far aa M ardi IL a - aickle , so anaaastatwa g v P6r 12 17 17 and . F. E. Cobb-D. Williams. William and E. William s, ' Shang. of government, and then the old govern-IP 16 Staab SRL of Portugal - 16 ffis 714 p, Lancashire, boner maker-Jose p h Smith and Jacob 80 .11 a c ,,,u....,,,e - Mont came back, they would not, under this clause, emus. Crickiade, Wiltshire, butchers - C. Bennett and B. Ben- asu Tarfs . 8 " al " - • • 524 1 4 .. - 1 anuire to be re-elected. nett, Mspriowder, Dorsetslare, fannen-W. A. Kent and C. •I -at A. Savona , 2 4, - nu west Pleaders . 58 9 pain Southampton, ironmongers-W. Ponthig, C. Ponti_ng and .n t ,„„ .„.,,-,„ ie,;j - The SOLICITOR -GENSRAL said there Were other J C.' Pouting, Woodford, Gloucentershiw, farmers-A. Bradley, 15 e tt - w -- .. t aTbr - v, -- n , -......_.- 2 9 4 - objections to the clause, and he would therefore W. Mayes, an I C. Philpitt. Wolverhampoo, hoot inanulac• - - -- - -- • 44 70 22 tangent to its being expunged, with a view of C are set r eiterrytie u rs Mo ds u r Ph =rier. nn ali a l d J C . e j ..ll ßu un r t c e l ; . . I IOIIION OBLIGATIWat. bringing up a new clause. bfilloin, Cumberland. contractors-J. Unduk w and F. C ur ry .. pa, s k I Ai. 1 RAILWAY& I The clause was struck out accordingly. Worthing, Sums; bootmakers-J. Daniel and W . Pork, B prim& Bshes. Staffordshire._ earthenware mainfacturers-J. Jefferso_ , _it C. Jet- - 4 - illiG.Laseedwenetptent.l 55 3 i - ----- Olause 38, which relates to registers, was post- tenon, L. Jeffenos, M. Jefferson, nod J. Oreenway. Bradford, 10 aU De. - leaned ; and clause 39, which makes tempo wool comb machine makers, so tar as refards J. Greenwsy- 100 al Hamm sad Matanzas es 99 .. a an Chapman dW. H. Chapman. Surrey Dock Tavern, 100 an teams, sod irdboare 91 toy provisions consequent on the formation of new 11,,tereeee. Messed yi e b e ee,a en au Maumee and .1. 1 ...i11s - Do. Second Bout OS -, ughs, was agreed to ; but on arriving at clause 800TCH ISEQUISTRATIONS. ' 100 IN - - - 40, which is to save existing rates, further progress JANsS BARD, Hangingataw, near Glasgow, brickmaker, June 10 all Wir th or Franc* S Is ' et 12} 13 - 27, at the Counts Hoist Paisley. 10 all DollatoCharL 31p, el - - with the bill was postponed. JOHN LAMM& Beith, grocer, June 28, at the Black Bull Hotel, IN all Ottoovia IS lll 7ron, (16.1 45 56 .. .... The sitting was then suspended. Kilmarnock. .. all Do. do. haled at 72 20 55 - A t Jams CONVIIIORAN GRAHAM& Ineerw7. ailvosaist, JOHN HL at 1 6 au 1 1 _ , 1 61 6. 1 -7 0 sUalla ID& ll} 11 1 the evening sitting, on the motion for going Cay and Black's Sale Rooms, Edinburgh. Ileaf• &8. F. (Peen.) 59 N - - Into committee of supply, 'AIMS AIRMAN, Paisley, Wonderer, Jane 28, at the County 4 an Royal Ilwedieh 6 y . et . ta I - Mr. G. Derr Galled attention to the report of Hotel. Pall/ "' 100 all &pa Lai:Heade 7p, et. Si N - Witt e At . lll:xle:ill d Anow i rt a ll Itaimßelloburgh Bashers, it LAIR stLom-Fsa.tp c 9 .... the Scotch Education Commissioners and to a plan Edinburgh. . IN Southlset.of Port. 7 . • 174 - which they recommended to bring ab out: a national Pavan MACILINLAT (deceased; and DZYWCAN HACILINLAY, Min. 90 goisehernof Franos3p.a. 1 2 1 I li - system. bunk puma' drapees, Julie 911, at Dowell a ROOMS, Min. 90 Abatis It a l ian. S per ot. harp. #l6 Ife. Op.*. 16t rat .- 1 , 3000 8,000. 2,9001 1.0241 11,800. 6121 4•1441 i',6•3 Lan ..??) SAO lAN! 11.000 ) LOU 11,000 4,000; 40,000, :Ooi ~:~i i.i . gal THE : EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING; JUNE 22, 1867. Na COLONIAL GOVEINIGINT ANCORMIL N'I{IOS< BrlUelt Who. Do. 164 Can. Dor 6 p. c., 1877-84. Do. 6porct,Yeb.rtAng. Do. eperet.Mar. Do. Swot J sari Do. 5 para. Ins. Stoc Cooed Li Hope/ per.lB7B Do. d 0.1880.19011, Do. do. 1880.901 I Do. do. 1860-911 Do.6p.e. ApatOet 1906 1 100,000 Ceylon,N or. De% 6p. et 160,000 Do. 1418, do.. .000,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100,000 ldaorldssB per et.,1878 100,000. Do. 1878, 200,000 Do. 1888, 1190,0* Do. 1/116 iskooo NatslOov.6p.a.Ap.doe. 188.41101 New Brone.Gov.lperel. 131060 New Booth Wales G0r.,1 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 8,1171,800 Do. 69. n 1888 to 1895 864,1)00 1 D0.5p.e.r,1967 to 1876 180,000 New Zealand 'per east 1.000,C001 Do. 6per oast. 600,0001 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 81.1,000 Do.de.l69lJanotDre 260,000: Nova Bootle 6p. 0,1878 1./160.2; tipseenaland Gos. 6 p. at. ,177,4 Dn. Do. 1891 .... 7116,80% B.ltusLOor. a p. e.,67-77 De. 1874 and upwda. 860,000 910.G0r.6p. 0. Jan. July 7.006,002 Do. 02. et. ADM& t r kt BRITIBB No. 16h. Minh ril o.prow. 1114". 100 102 66 100 90 101 80 88 86 67 108 106 105 lel 106 107 107 109 02 94 101 100 107 100 100 lett IN 106 106 108 105 107 leB NO 101 90 101 IMAM 1111000' 0 0 91 92 93 0 108 108 99 96 106 107 106 5 2d! - 96 10) 96 97 96 97 167 leg R9l HO} lesi IUR uor 11% - 011 106 i 1051 41 id 981 9 98 96 6 1.10 1 109 I Pd. ICL prim I ease. & I ford :mak Der. G. Con. (Tarlac:h ) Drakes'sHa East Basset (Mogan) last Caradon Last Corn Brea East Orel:Mlle Rost Lowell L W. Rouen (tarisa ) Grumbler & St. Sunni Great Lazoy (Wand) Greet South tolgus I H. W. Vow (Holston) Grenville Herod's Foot ffing Downs Horsi ston est ny Laud) Marko Valley Mwyndy Iron Des New Solon North Kershaw North Wheal Crotty Prosper United .. Proridence (1:. S. Condon (dt. th Condurrow S. W. trances (Mogan) Stray Path Croft 7 8 i {l6 4.1? W. Camden (Llakeurd) Wad Chlvertgm Wed Beim Neb. Basset (tops) Wh. Buller (Bulimia) W.II Ann Wheal (Beehee ) Wk. Tielimitary (U. 110111LIGN I A tits " lee 111.0 1a7.4 11 e lB No. 1 INt. I Ittiss. 4 !I 2 2 7i 2* 2 6 6 18 . 18. 18 1 1 I 16_ 18_ ii - ii 6_ 8. iis al is s tits 35,0001 100,0001 1 20,000 20 15,000 25,000 30,000 6 10,000 20 100,000 1 25,000 3 25.000 I 60,006 10,000 9D 62,000 Id 15,000 3 7,927 If 60.000 30,000 6 10,000 20 100.000 6 12,000 60 1120,000 1 11,000 20 6..1,174 BO 00,000 2 60,006 1 10,000 111 6,000 10 90,0011 6 90,00 e I 75,000 1 1 417.000. Alandllos Limited) Micio.ltraz.Oold(Lim) Matralbut Cape Copper (Limited): Copula Sliver (Waited) 1 Ch00ta1re0.(38.541u.,1, C O PMPo (United) DOG Pedro, N. Del ' say Peet Del Key (United)' Fortuna (Limited) .. Proetlno*BoiiviaGoid '°emend Kameda (Molted) iLinaree (Limited) , Lusiteolan ( Umited) :Panuiclllo Copper (L ) Pestarona Gold (Lin.) PoutipbaudBilver Lead 'Port Phillip Royal Cote e :l l .t er Anstr na.' IL Jobs del Key Um.' UMW Mexican (Um Val Auditoria Gold (1 ) VallaituaraGold(Lim , Vanoottver Coal` Val Sums 'Limited Waahoe Gold (Limited Worthing (Limited . 'Yorke Psi •Viedsomointana iLlta • 515.16 4 3 13-16 16. •U 7 Sta. 140.11 41 1 .6. 4,U 1 el 40 60 I 6 T t i z e 29 St SAO 360 90 . 23 - 4 13h 14 ..i At 9 . 11 - 46 70 150 160 id 46 70 26 il 14 16 1/0 130 id 9 11 iln . 1 i 21 CI. peon. I 1'1,..' _'4 pe l r 1 post, Oro, . 17 IPul l 4 . 1 1 pre xd Tu. -= 17_ It .1 - a are 1 01<111 Owl eg 1 dis i leid 04 Se If I i Ma AnigioutmerisenTeL(l4 Aniplo-Mesican NUM ' Atlantic TelearsiM •••• I Do. 8 percent. Australian Alincid 1 Australian lit Lt .... 2d =sfal Tea iraterwors7 Do. New Bolckow Vaughan (L : 1 csaadii. Bombay Gas (lAsaiSed Do New British American Land B. & I. Itag. Tel. 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Steam Na owe &Colonial .(L floagliong & Clibia Oa Enamel Ray Leaden. mammas I WOO 13.100 Repoli 9.280 4909,009 ii'tiiir Indian Carrying (Ms . 'Aetna& Plnan.doo.(L Internat. Land Oredlt ‘ L Italian Land Italian twin. (Cutesy Do. 0 p. o. Dda. r. Land itecaritio(Llm.) Lond.Atricanrrading Loa. & Caledon. K. (L Lon.ConntyLand &P.( L Lost Dielziotlnleg.(L Maw Aro. (L Load. O. OinnibusC.(L. Good. &Olannann.Co. (I Land. ProvlnclalUrzini Wldne Drina. & Canal, 6p et." hylndlanDov. Nadu* Ineentinant (L Mandato Land, to. (L Keen. Tod (L ) tterehant Shipping (L . Myren Ir.Ld.&Dook(l, 111,0 Iron Works Natal Land & OoL C. eL National Diu Cos. (L Do. New. Issued 6 p, National Prov. Marino I *Moos] Steam Nay.(L larbudda,Coal&lron(L NearConrolidat.Dls. L New ttuebrada. Limited N.7aalond Lilt. Ai. I. 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Aberdeen rune. 8 per rent., 764. ',J iiii: i tam intelitstna. COURT OF QUILT/CS BENCH. —.lvNs 21. After Tenn Nisi Prins sittings at Westminster.—(Before the Lard Obis( Justice and a Special Jury.) . _ BOTCH V. HALL. _ In this ease, partly reported in yesterday's Express, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-lows 21. Sqttiagb at Nihi Priva.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury.) BLAKELY V. NICHOLAY. This was an action for goods sold and delivered. The circumstances were of a very peculiar nature. Mr. Hance and Mr. Marshall were counsel for the plain tiff ; Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. L. Smith counsel for the defendants. _ . - 1117.14ance,in opening the case, said the plaintiff was Captain Blakely, formerly an officer of the Royal Artil lery, and the defendants were Messrs. Nichol), the well known furriers in Oxford-street. Captain lakely had heed with his wife in a very handsome house in Park-lane, but some time ago unhappy differences arose between them, which resulted in his leaving home. On returning to the house he found that Mrs. Blakely end her uncle, Mr. Luke, had removed • large quantity of propetty, in cluding a sable trimmed cloak, which he purchased in Russia for his wife for 400 guineas. Having heard that the cloak was in the possession of the defendants, he went to their shop on the 14th December last, and saw the article, which he was informed bad been entrusted to them by Mrs. Blakely for sale, a sum of 200 guineas being the price that was to be asked. He told Mr. Nicholay, senior, that Mrs. Blakely had no authority to dispose of it, and that he was not to give it up to any one except by his direction. Subsequently he sent • com missionaire with a note to the defendants, asking them to give the cloak to him, or to leave it with the ball porter of the Army and Navy Club, or at his mother's, in Chester field-street. Ultimately he received • reply from the de fendants, stating that they had purchased it from Mr. Luke, of Inverness-terrace, who would give any infor mation to Captain Blakely with regard to the transaction. The end of the affair was that the plaintiff agreed to sell the cloak to the defendants for 2101. in cash, subject to the deduction of about 101. which Mrs. Blakely owed them ; but he could not get the money or the property, and was compelled to bring this action. In defiance of the plaintiff, the defendants had returned the cloak to Mr.. Blakely. Theophilus Alexander Blakely, the plaintiff, was then examined in proof of the above facts. He said he was formerly a member of the Blakely Ordnance Company (Limited), which became embarrassed. There was another company, called the Blakely Ordnance Company. Had resided with his wife at No. 1, Park-lane. Some unfor tunate differences arose between him and his wife ; they were entirely his own fault. Mrs. Blakely enjoyed a jointure of 5001. • year, which was entirely her own. He purchased the cloak for her four years ago. She had no authority to part with it. He discovered that pro perty woith thousands of pounds had been removed from the house in Park-lane. When be went there after Mrs. Blakely and Mr. Luke had left, he found the house almost bare. That was in June last year. The c'osk was one of the articles taken away. On the 14th December he called at Mr. Nicholay's shop and said he wished to see a fur-trimmed cloak which had been advertised. They produced the cloak, which be identified as his own pro perty. The witness then detailed what passed between him and Mr. Nicholey, both orally and by letter, and said that Mr. Nichol y promised to give him 210/. for the cloak, and send him a cheque for the amount at Christmas. He did not know what had become of the cloak, but he had heard that it was in his wife's pospeosion. Cross-examined by Mr. Hnddleston—l havebeenniarried eleven years to my wife. She is the niece of Mr. Luke. Her jointure of 5001. • year was brought into the common stock. . . _ I believe you deserted your wife, and ran away with Lady Forth, now Mrs. Daring! The Lord Chief Baron—la it necessary to go into this subject! Mr. Huddleston—Yes, my lord ; although no doubt it is a most unfortunate matter. _ . Have you deserted your wife and run away with another lady?—Yes. Before you did that did you make any provision for your wife y ou lets her all the money that was settled upon her. I had nothing to make a provision for her with. She had worn the cloak two or three years. I have not lived with my wife since. As soon as she learnt you had gone to live with another person she left Park-lane, took her things with her, and went to her uncle !—She took the things. ' Did you go back to Park-lane!—Yes. Did you take the lady with you ?—I did. The lady you ran away with you took to the house pre viously occupied by your wife!—The witness made no answer. Is she living with you there now ?—No. There are proceedings in the adjoining court (Divorce Court) !—Yes. You have been living with the lady ever since!—That will be proved probably to-day. The Lord Chief Baron—One court at a time is enough. Mr. Hudilleston (to witness)—Was the advertisement the maxi you went to Mr. Nicholey's ?—I merely made that an excuse for putting • stop to the sale. This was only one of • great number of cases. Did you may you wished to p urchase the cloak for your wife, as an agreeable surprise !—Very likely. Whom did you mean by your wife ?—My wife. Which ?—The legitimate wife. Did you intend to give the cloak to her!—Yes. As an agreeable surprise !—I meant it for • very dis agreeable surprise to her. Re-examined—Since the separation my wife has had the fall enjoyment of the 5001. a-year. I have been sued at her request for different debts she has contracted. After the examination of the plaintiff's attorney the letters were put in and read. Mr. Hudd le ston, on the part of the defendants, sub mitted that the plaintiff had not made out his ease, be cause the ration was for goods sold and delivered, and it had not been proved that the goods bad been sold. Mr. Hence said if necessary he would apply to his lord ship for leave to add a count for the conversion of the Pro ir t lit; ddleston said that Mr. Nicholay, having been informed of the painful position in which Mrs. Blakely was placed, consented to try to dispose of the cloak for her, and refused her offer to allow him commission on the transaction. He recommended her strongly not to part with the cloak, but said that if by the end of the season she could not d ispose of it, and she was then in want of money, he would buy it for 150 f. When Mrs. Blakely was deserted by her husband she naturally took away all the articles of wearing apparel he had given to her, and under the circumstances which had been disclosed it was unjust and dishonourable to attempt to make Mr. Nicholay responsible for the cloak which he bad returned. Mr. John A. Nicholay, the elder defendant, was exa mined at some length. According to a practice observed with regard to many of his customers be took care of the cloak during the summer of 186 G, and in October of that year Mrs. Blakely said she wished to advertise it for sale, and asked if be would allow it to be exhibited in his show. That was against his practice, hat sympathising with the lady in her trouble he said he would give directions to his servants to afford every facility for the sale of the cloak. He declined to accept commission. Several noblemen and ladies of high rank came is see it, but a sale was not effected. He advised her to accept 200 f., and said that if at the end of the season she was still in want of funds, and it was not sold, he would give 1501. for it, though he did not actually want the article. He never told the plaintiff that he had purchased the cloak himself, nor that he would buy it from him fur 2101. and give him a cheque at Christmas. The letter saying that he had purchased it from Mr. Luke was written by his clerk without his knowledge, and it did not state the fact. He told the plaintiff that he thought Mrs. Blakely was a high-minded, honourable woman, who had been shamefully used, that he would not call upon him to pay the 101. which she owed, and that he would trust to her for payment for anything she might require. When asked if he had received from the plaintiff before he called • letter in which he insinuated that he had been tricky with regard to the cloak, the witness declared that he had not, and that if the plaintiff had accused him of being tricky. he would have kicked him out of the shop. The plaintiff maid he was not to part with the cloak without his authority. Mr. Huddleston then called Mrs. Blakely, whose ap pearance in the witness box excited considerable interest. The Lord Chief Baron appealed to the learned counsel to consider whether the lady should not be spared examine tion.. A long discussion then took place between the Lord Chief Baron and the learned counsel, in the course of which his lordship declined in a case of this kind to amend the declaration, and suggested that the opinion of the jury might he taken without any further evidence being given. He also observed that, looking to the circumstances, he did not think he ought to render any assistance to the plaintiff in maint►ining an action against Mr. Nicholay. Mr. Hance reminded his lordship that Mr. Nicholay bad admitted that Captain Blakely had told him not to part with the cloak. _ _ lir.l 7 lVialesion said be called Mrs. Blakely to prove that there had been no gale of the cloak. : we think there warn no sale. The Lord Baron—lf that is your opinion there is an end of the cue, and the defendants are entitled to the verdict. _ _ _ A verdict was then entered for the defendants, and Hrs. Blakely, who had only given her name, after having been sworn, left the box. COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSKS.—Jour 21. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) DIKING V. DIKING AND BLAKKLT. The Queen's Advocate, Dr. Middleton, and Mr. Horace Lloyd for the petitioner ; Mr. Searle for the respondent ; Dr. Spinks, Q.C., for the co-respondent. The respondent in this ease bad been before the court in a previous suit. She was a Miss Capel, and wea a con nexion of the Hues family, and was mar ri ed to Viscount Forth, against whom she brought a suit for a divorce, on the ground of cruelty and adultery. The Queen's Proctor, however, intervened, and accused her of 10 4 3 2 13-16 adultery with Mr. Edward Holmby Tiering the son of Sir F.. Denim, ILP. This being established her petition was dismissed; jbat on the suicide of Lord Furth in I .4;1 age was married to her paramour, who n o . petitioned fur a dissolutionon the ground o f her ad &try with Captain Blakely, the inventor of the ordnance which goes by his name. The respondents both denied the allegation, and Captain Blakely also charged the pet'. tioner with connivance. The parties continued to live on good terms with each other till 1866. It appeared that the Derings and tls Blakelys (for the co-respondent was a mar r i e d man) were on intimate terms, and that there had been an elopement,,,,,. which led to the present suit. Captain Fesron proved the marriage, and jetmed to ' the terms upon which the parties lived together. They appeared to be very happy till the assent events occurred. Also knew Captain Blakely; be bee connected with the Blakely Ordnance Company (Li m it e d) . 'The parties went together on a yachting expedition laid rotir.ie He had seen Mrs. Blakely at the petitioner's , On the:ilst of May witness saw the co-respondeat at an hotel in Conduit-street. He told vitae* that he I had received a telegraphic message from Mrs. Daring to the effect that she was coming to town, and that, as he could find no one else to meet her, he had met her hita self, but he bad done nothing beyond conducting he, is her hotel. He gave witness his word of honour that h, would not see her again. Witness had told him that h e , husband was willing to take her back. Hail never ova any undue intimacy between the respondents. 8,, e , Mrs. Tiering in the course of the same afterneoe, at the Great Western Hotel, in the presence of the Hon. Mrs. Caned, her mother. Asked her hip back to her husband, and told her that he was willies to receive her, and treat her with kindness. She was excited and hysterical, and said she could not go back to her hat band because she had deceived him. She insisted on seeing Captain Blakely, and went in a cab to his hous e , Nix 1, Park-lane. Never saw him again. Mr. Bering seem ed very much " cut up" by the loss of his wife. W as a com mon friend of tlut Parties, and should not say th ere h ail been the least connivance on the part of the petitioner. Formal proof of an adulterous cohabitation at the United Hotel, Charles-street, St. James's, and at the Great Northern Hotel (where Captain Blakely had passed se Co lonel Felloweis), baring been given, Sir J. Wilde made a decree nisi with costs, and strongly censured the conduct of the co-respondent in putting so insulting a plea as connivance on the record, and not giving a particle of evidence in its support. MARKETS. RIVAR.—BRISTOL, June 211.—The market has become eery gales, and scarcely any business has been d roe MS, week in either laws or relined; the prices. are, horreva,urmly supported TALLOW.—FRIPAY Dm market au Ann Cody 1 Our closing prices are :—Spot. 44a ed. : old, Ilts. ; October to December, 4.55. 3d. to 6d.: December, 45L 9d. to 455. • Teem tallow, 435. 3d. net cash. At au Deus Australian sheep made 44n to 45a. ; beet, 43a. 6d. to 4411!: North American, : South American, 44a 9d. to 491. ist pipes : no Odesmofferlusto Cousuist roll steady. Cochin, fide to 475. : Ceylon, 411 e. Old. to Ow : SyJoey : floe, 45a, to 465. ; mkldllog sad good, 4.15. to 44 ; Inferior .ol I low, ask. to 40e. Palm oil, 401 Ise Lava corros.—Urzieopt., JUNI 21. —Cotton was in good de mend In the early part of the week, but since Tuesday the bus. new has been on a more moderate scale, and the week clots quietly, with some decline iu prime. In See Island an extensive business has been done, principally In the couttnestiest grade, whia..ll are now haw freely offered, but without edam. American Is abundantly supplied, and In the lower qualities a decline has been submitted to of fully Id. per lb. The demand for Entail has been only moderate, and last week's quotations are barely supported. Egyptian bas been In limited It , quest and more difficult' of sale, though without quotable change. .4my-rua Is about id. per lb. lower. For San India the demand bas been moderate, and the qua. lily offering being considerably Increased, a concession of to *el. per Ex has been generally requisite In order to effect sales. epseulaton have taken during the week 2,120 hale exporters, MAIO bales and the trade, 47,000 hales We ban had a fair demand today and a steely market: prices general unchanged. The sales are 10,000 bales. of which 2.000 firs ir export and speculation. The following are the °Maid nuts thous: --Fair Orleans, 14d.; middling. 1 id.: fair Mobile, Lit middling, lljd,; fair Uplands, 13d.; middling, Ili& COITONGOODS.—MASOffIergI, dints 11.—In shipping pm we have had a very quiet market to -day, and to make silo iminnen have found that they must take lower prices. Nome the leading sellers say there are orders in the market, sad that that at • triling concession fair vales might be made. Prim ae rather weaker, and spinners, who hod last Meek allikllmik improvement, are a good deal disappointed. We have had very quiet market for all kinds of home trade yarn, and mot numbers are a shade easier In price. The cloth market has quite disappointed the hopes of mausfscturees, who bald hack le de expectation of an Improvement after the holiday& The cheered feeling which prevailed baa gradually disappeared this seek, and we hare hail legs and less dispogition among buyers to ape. rate. With the ex, eption of some business in then tier qualms of glinting', Ice r•hlna, the market Is quiet and lower Kees have been offering and &emptied fur cloth. COBS.--cinutsposo, JCS, —llte longest day Is now bee, mid M must be another week before wheat a In full ear, came quently wit must hare a late harvest. Weather thnligheut the week has been sunless and gloomy, with sb"wers. The supply of wheat at our market laso small that it is ae.trcel) sufficient foe the local millers. and to day Ia advance was paid furall the best deocrlptiona Airensge—Whmit, (hi, LINCOLN. .IL7IC —l.7e bad rather a better demand fN wheats to-day, and prices hays advanced Is. per qr. There is really very little left In the farmers heads. Wheat—red, Eta to des ; whits Ms to 72a Osta Ma to SM. LIVZIPOOL. Jaws 21.—we had a good attendance at our market to-day, and wheat was In good request at the extrema rates of Tuesday last. Flour steady at full prices. Dario is very scarso ■nd rather dearer. Indian corn firm, at Is. per quarter advance. Beans dearer. Oslo and oatmeal unchanged. Passe, Is. per quarter dearer. Watitrtri.D JONn 21 —The wheat trade roles firm atlas Ifoeulaya prates, but millers do nut buy freely. Other attacks are steady. Weather tine. 00A18.—L03303, JON 3 31.—lio',well Men. 16& 3d.: Wad Hartley. 13a. 3d. ; WyLars, 11la 3d. ; Won' Hod Raton, leo ed. Walk End South Hutton, lea. 3d.: Walla BM (WaduCl le► It Walla Ead Fast Hartlepool, UM 3d. Ships at market. 3; .841. 23. TRAPTIO RETURNS. PA611•111. Mks Pis- Mar- Total. WA ecu. 'engem chandlos. IbJ7. la& week wain April 20. t A t I B^ . l . lths . 2.l2lFoAyptientrall. 300 4,944 8,c0.4 12,9. x 11;4 N N' Week aading May 6 But Indian ll3l 11,766 34,948 46,714 42,6:6 Week ending May W. Ottoman W. 324 401 727 :4$ viLa ending Jun* Smyrna and Curbs SI Week ending June 10. Belgian Eastern Junction. 161 Week ending June 14. Rathkeale&Newes tie Jun. 10 441 WO 32 513 124:i 14 P 4 415 46 . 171 Se 23 try ••• Week ending Jape le. Cuiedoulea 874 12.28 21.623 33,730 32.60 ADMIRALTY, JEIIII 21.—A PPOIhTMENTII.—Cip• tain H. & Hillyar, C. 8., to the Victory, additional. for temporary service in the Mersey. Lieutenants KD. Act• lom, to the Daphne ; G. liesketh, to the Cumlavland, far servics of Stows Reserve; H. J. Martin, Philip R. It Parker, and J. Brown, to the Excellent, additional, fa study. Sub-Lieutenant A. A. Lee, to the Viper. &ma Master C. IL Dobson, to the Lord Clyde. Clerk F. t Lobb, to the Bristol, additional, for disposal. A,sllW Clerk E. H. Truscott, to the Narcissus, additioasl.ft , disposal. Engineers R. Bacon and H. R. Wills, to tic Viper. First-class Assistant Engineer J. A. Dicks, to tb Viper. fee CHOLERA Ile THE EAST OF LONDON.—BI" yond the two cases already reported, there has bees ro recurrence of the disease at the London Hospital ; anal does disrrho,a seem to prevail beyond what is mail !t this season. Both the cases reoordc.l were distiaml choleraic, and both recovered after no very protracted ill. ness.—Mediral Tines and GereUe. (Advertisement. j—How.owAv'm OINTMENT Asn PILLS —CorlisliL Anh 'lnv.—When die:Thom, dysentery. , f cholera prevail In any district, It behoves every o ne to he wst fut. and to have at hand the means of checking those of general uneasiness, nausea and vertigo, which r. 4. 1 ,11 % ,. threatening malady. This twenties...a Ointment rthled gently and repeatedly uptn the pit of the stomach and abdomen, exert:Deft the most finverfnl and salutary reed arresting these morbid indications of the coining evil, awl, WO by appropriate down of these has, will assure safety. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AM .—Jule 20, at Pembrloge-Nuare, Baybwater, the •J • a u. A Ames, Eau., •of a daughter. HEISCII. -June 20, at IhmTer-terracte, Clapham. thettite G. W. Ifelsch. E. q . of a daughter RIDLEY.—June 20, at Carlton-road. Maida.eale. tne ode ' Mr. T. D. Ridley. C.C., of a daughter. SM 'TH.—June 20. at Delt•lndge, hamlet road, Non onl, the; of T. Smith, Esq., of • ton. SAN DEM.—June tn, at Norfolk-aquare, Hyde - lark. the wile t A. Sande, Fug., a a goo. TouLstiN.—J non 10. at Clarendon-road, Nottlughl ll , the wile of A. Toulmlu, Jua., Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BLA NTORD—COMBURN. —June 20, at M. Strarn's W,athougoe-park, W I the Rev. M. G. Cagle. Mr II Y Mahlon , . of the Benoit Educational service. 4* Charlotte MuAllloo k • daughter of the late 0. 7.Cockbgra, .1.1 the nem* tMi Serikw. COBBILTf —JOHN:47ONR —Jame S. at the PreshYlfriml rhuT 6 ', Weithournegroye, by the Rev. D Mom, II Cobbelt inn •.• Abbey-road welt, to Ana Clurl.lle. daughter of J. B. JAY stone, Esti., of Hallstatt. Laftwoke4ersce. Kewlout .O.I I V I STACK—GRAINGRIL—Jano Illk at Christ Church. lauesote state, by the Roy. R. Duckworth, Captain V. K. Stet. If konabay Lamers, to Isabella Helen, daughter of the late T Grainger, Kau.. CAL, of Cra g-park, YldlutWau. Sc•Alasul. DEATHS. BAFIFLAY.—June 10. stWoodforit, Pie:, Alice Esther, Alsushr of H. F . Bare ray.Eaq.. wed 11. BROWN.—June 20, Mt. J. Brown, of (lepton. aced 31 DRW.—June 19, at HIMOVIT.{OIgaCe. Regent's park, W 5.1 ,6 wV . aged don. S at. J010734.t.1— : fune . 19, ftt Tamworth.road, Croyaran. wife of H. H. Johneoss, terns E.—lose 19, at ehleleburst, Mary stone. agog 80 . WILLIAMS.--June 19, Arabella, the wile of Wilibutta Ego of Pf 01 9 9 7 9. Anekeea P Prbitadaod Pubband MILYAN [BM HAIM, of 4 0 Lomhsed-etrest, In the oi7 of Ueda', Printer, _ nev. Is. Lernhar.l.Aroots. um, pmcgne, whikelbel - Pert &DAT, .11711111 U. 11/07. We I A I A s Pr A r. u 1n it h. I the r 1. is Ole 8 if G. t e : to 4 bq 'wife ipt 's ite 01 1 wife ono frml ttok. (1.4 I EMIL Sid n . Obi In/te- Mai pat adi NW Co. Id 1:61 je gliti 621 nal it Fes. R sr 0 .•• 0 I M ee.