The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

li . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING , JUNE 14, 1859. 1.12110 1.148 ED AT PIXID kINTAIM LAW LNTELLIGIENCE. Wtichar ik•Pieviolls oolnini, while attaldiag to Nee o‘llolDOws • 0 THE FOR7HCOMING lIINDSTIZIAL JUNCTIONS . wen Baked Ides, as the prow hones, THZIATINJD o rpooinott TO LORD JOHN SHARE L 1528.-7 HIS 1)41. -. 0 --- gh. lel. I 1 ganwes. I (3 == aa I a tiri "" (THIS DAY.) wee vile with , a In be bell a IWO O'CIAOK• SS M 2. llereed s. Llhstias .. ... b=tected kiss of he aim a° RUSSELL IN nu arr. his arta - w• - or to him. Ths -..-- The railway share market is still rising. The . (Before the Lords Jastkes of Appeal.) lander his sem at the trammed ta • newspaper, and It was stated this morning, in quarters likely to ' 11N - - setersiems - iii V 19 I (bunnies, demand has been for Caledonian, Eastern as Lovwce's x=7 . . ° S ha Wa g a ad la sous kw" no oehlani • hawed Pint and be well informed, that In the event of Lord J. Rusted triad The lordships th is monied delivered their opinions a qyantity of which the ways,' lel Miss from _ .nties, and York and North Midland stocks, e'• IN ••• • ••i t . d .:3 1 4V.T.,' 4,, . 4 • pert in the new administration, and going to the City faro which have risen t per cent. Berwick and rt. leo Moll war de.- 10 rif arm 01. apple, which was segued alien ten des back. or of the seats in de parlor where he losd Me sitting North sr. too The prise 'evolved in the appeal we whether, upon The pri s oner said he was in distress and had been Tendons( election, a strenuous opposition will be made by the closer- British bane also advanced 1 per ~. h ., cael ar r aa l l an , •• •iii, I " 11 1 100 1 , 3 the eembndiss of the Seerion Duty Act, 16 sad 17 about for the last day or two. Taber to prevent his retort. The candidate pitched upon to cent., and several of the other leading lines about is 0 t,.., Vie., e. 61, esseardss deep we Free bi e upon certein In answer to the magistrate the prisoner admitted his bring forward in the conservative interest is Mr. Stuart Wort- i per cent. Present quotations are is follows:- se. ate Vitt It t - di 16 17 had. ors is a will made to notation of a guilt, and said be was in distress but was sorry to it. ley, the rejected of the West Riding, and u this gentleman Midland stock, 99 to 1 ; Lancashire and York- "- 0, N eger=••• La ta ..eal pew of aninintln.., under the clrevisnetanose Mr. Blattlinor odd Publienne now not he sphlssd in this filled tee dike of Recorder of the City o f London prior to shire, 891 to i I London and North West- 6 a dValos,UmwW9li.A.il: M 41 Lit„ a i ag up,s the eareis d e o f Mr, sad Mrs. Level er . in way, and if prisoner was in distress he should have gone to 1617, the pretty 01 the lady we warned to triateee the = oda& his appointment as Solicitor-General undo; Lord Palmer- ern, 89t to 901, being slightly weaker ; Great N " I Ili t s t r u nni Drat rdammism ... .., ',pm VW, under which Mrs. Livelar, in the C for throe months. still's Lamar sdrestration, it is thought that his Wetter), 64 to I; Caledonian, 80 to 1; South l i r S! L_,Wet . _,__Dethatf,„liill . i iti• 111 wet mat of her aerie Jag her husband , war to WANDSWORTH. chances of manes will he greater than those of soy Eutern, 20 to } per share ; Eastern Counties, 66 to es 7:1; . "titarsl,l a .""'" ''' ' .. - brume settle to an interest for ber life, with • trust dier • WONTELNIS Dim other available candidate render present circumstances. il i Berwick, 88 to t; York and North Midland, 72 04 lee towels ewe Wwww lo Ne a her death her the child : 1.11 4 t i-e he **Tige ' .s- sad def " ll of lori• Zmilk. a mania woman , about 25 years of ego, Whether the right hon. gentleman will really be brought to 4 i North British, 641 to 681. lit. 100 Dias Pmfamee,lettel. no no ‘•' lair '• lvia l l to Nt'''• a •••••• t a t nins t • e°••• °Pm loch who was roger fro t he court without bonnet or shawl, Ito Pete Oa) trust es 91m. Lesley shirt by say deed or will appoint. err cbeided beers Mr . 1 with att....in. t o comm i t forward 1,, of course, a matter of some uncertainty ; bat Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are still Si* te° 1it5.. 1411 1 7 .4 a N 0 Di sad is Mask of each appArstrat ape trust Le Me art of ra ked & h y th ere b e --- --.--• Uwe owl to no doubt sa to the fact that the chances of inquired for, and very firm. heT new shares are M. 100 Loweetoft . oear. 4me art . - Ir. acceded toile Arnie of distributions, as if she bedded into the Thanes. PolitecesseAlsteetrtasy of th e V divisioe, dread that BLICCTiI an now being nicely weighed among the leading noted 11 to 1 1 die., and the old, Ito u tile E ga r a d a tie s 304: 111d i i a s a n I I " nania tr a ' la " aka " a " b awl" & Wad" al 3 °r - rtoadisg slew Is Ilatersea Old Church, which Is ear the either towards a Palmenton or a Russell administration, tendency. bale Nemeartet Baryllixemaka Seas. Mr. Levers died le Mark 1862 , and there had r ein ., an d tha re -sr wee t° degia°, imasU r and would be glad to set off their defeat In the House of ONDINAILY MARIN AND lITOOIIII. =red I ger east. tte comas., rear bee say dither of the rearrises. Nr..1 ,0, 01.040 meth he wee be wank Me. reseetly, she walked down red le rare st Ilsreasa at& her death in 1866. By bar will dew by lb. ~,a a the,, na g th e . om itte d h ee d, Comma= against the reject ion 011 , 0.1 Jebel by the City cm' se. I re. I soothe& I Cll =„6"° . i r e : s r" * all x raTesite Ka. "" a ' ca ' 64 N ..m. delul in ye* tOO% and is the French laaguage, ithe he- Aware his Me Thanes. He in after her, and sliturncy. se an Diu. I p... c ril d ta: - - - to ewe ponces cr mai) the sae of 10.0001 to be very ems bressild bee le the ithon, sad he then discovere m s K.,...- r r .an Prriarcallif ,- - =du.. t.... . reel Poetics& She de law that the hed tastimed her arca lightly rood her neck. O ct a CONUICIATION OP THE BISHOPS OP BANGOR, tra rafts& V U It. In Sentesi, Boehm ei e mien lleulmid W lin mow Meows all See Inraiturs• clothing, hear to the stake the told him that she was determined ST. HELENA, AND BRISBANI.-(11118 DAL) ese -.....- 10 el Nitateekltoild 133 138 sod theryielac thee *Meld be loath is the homes, w mesa men .......- 104 tle 10 al iillgieatirm -. . ni r z fre as e - :-..- tr U 9Pi esti se le the rest of her fortune, she dm Mr. Taylor (add clerk)-Did she sedge any reason far Thi s • •at of the mt . = use _ ..____ 00l /81 10.191 1110411113 g the ceremoni 0 te her ewe.., d..llisi i. _1.e.... Th. the attempt ems her Me ?di me 0 ........ 4 -. 01 101 oaly Mew% besides her horroid funnier te., Wheire-Via, dr. Ithe said she bad had a dispute with of Dr. J. C. Campbell to the see d Bangor, Dr. P. C. , mii ~ A .-••=l.st. we WM. Somer.& Ne 1 011m0 or is if whir Me. Lear dli .1 possessed, mead ef Os Mr rathand. Cenightts hs the see of St. Helena, and Dr. E. W. Toffee! se II tea le failirs.• - - "Si _rif•fl7 ••••0••• 0 1 bee me ONSINalak Me. lellbesto (to Wso nteoneo-What ham you to Bay to t 0 tke NO of Brisbane, took place in Westminster Abbey. sa #ried.Ja 7I SI MI • James r se i .- 1. * Sianfs t rarscV. 8 9 over mum me had the panel peer er appresest this dump ? The der sr canoes rust the archbishop and bebop' In the gi• err 34 gi i i aheNaweelimia. The peeks the whether emeaseleo The prism.,, holdieg hay whitegentlementhe my husband we at work, •F. ......... E ihi. DIUTIBII 111111111. see el by Mr. Laminae wilt. Th. ar we ••• • Sow words. choir, assembled in the organ room ; and the almoner and i t l i tt ewe. - u n Ile I lama IPi 1 01. rotas. I Wale. applel we INN e b =is the sigathe prethuseed hy Mr. Ingham-Did ohs appear to have been drinking ? beadle at the dean's private entrance to the Abbey. At a. lie art - ----- $6 18 1 6 . ,z s '''" .. illalleau ti le il l * II Iffee Chneethe Weed. The constable-I dunk she we order the 'agorae, of eleven o'clock, the dean's verger summoned the dean and g; i: il ,„„ ist - 70 ifif 1,1111 Dam Elaol Osesals gra the arespre ape ths freatesel The 111110rOesend and 114 8 .7eLes to sap - 11 7.ladharo -le her bomber here ? the other parties, and the procession sou formed in the fol. a. : 1 =7, them. % t it in so Mew Memo. Se le) 170 pm; eed XL WSW*. Q.C., mad Mr. sg = Palmer Tbe ethetsble-Mo, your worship ; he told toe he did not 'awing order ' ef lef emes sonars -.. lei 1661 100 i GM 4.100 ILealdesed (TALI Si Si 91 IMAM ease mash about her, and ha should sot attend the cond. Thekr Lasildelp Felllllol the aches of the Vino-Chan- Mr. Ingham-1 shall remand he for swe dither, sod WI that the ditty wee payable thaw the. ed. 1 The Weser was then locked up sobbing loudly. Beadle. Airmen, two and two. Chorister,, two and two. Gentlemen of the Choir, two and two. AIN k w iih k- ,.,, /I; 12 el" Z . ? 411. Omni and al tem., 104 104 a. se Yon wenn. eei Ili OM KOe Dallemrtallr.ifidii: oo so 4115 Orseabler MIXAMan ~ : , „.=.....,...........---- li g., 1.4. 4 COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. 111ia Z1....."• - ( 54 " " id CialOt.ik Mr. ' hi* " LATEST SPORTING INTBLLI(iENCE. N T ELLIGENCE. W Mr. Judos St* end Mr. Jumbo Cromptoa.) ran sew tr. ZINTON.-res Lars urcries roe teas Meek -..--- (IT ZLICTIIO TaLioaAnga Minor Canons, two end two. Clawed Verfer. Canoes, two sad two. Desets Tager. Dux. as 7:77.2l:r:riii t 7 *. --::-1:. m il l 11:: Ni se ai i ilt._ J Dw. Dee Witt= s._ . law Leaden sal Illesheren .. (4 M : I =7Z l2 r" " L SW. armee II 0 7 $ I'M i g etk perri. mask) 13 1 4 4 lie Si li SAW MS DRAM - Proadeneettl.leleau 1418.1 se 48 0 0 sev a. CleaslM.Oo 11. I I Proctored limilsesr. 1111. ONO lei all 6U - d MOW' 11 115 231 ad it wOl he noosed Vat es Bmm-day week a Ws was i t : 1:: karrA a Were- NI NI II I UN -e. INI•410sozo 1 21 _ u eleeleet feline hoes the Mayor of Lyme Mr. ASCOT MEETING.-THIS DAY. Bishop Dieloses. Dr. Campbell, Dr. Clarbtoe, sad Dr. Transit. dh .. 44 7 &W. Uti 171 ii: Slim, to drew cars why a Magma TRIAL STAKES. Vicar- noe l . E Ofe r..l. 44 =:eati: P. e. 111 lON 10 Orell $ iii 44 sdealg met Is Baled aeidnet kini ler ammo proetims Sedhory .. .. .. .. 1 Bishop 's Amistent.; e WM - o ak of NWT" 10ast en his per le the away of returning sem at the the thirties pen the Itheseb. Ihe chew Mead egoism Ma souse lm* be hod kept she pull dr 4 Weise kr We Ardour .. Facliedern .. • • 14 rm. • • • .. Birops of Oxford, lialiabary, Caps Town, Co- E c Wf. 1 ........ ; .. r -:: i t l ir NI 104 lumbia, Welters New York, &whin. BIOKO! OF LONDON. all am da - eiTees ail larenalle wee ) -• is ... is is .. seresal . . Use moo - we A v &iii u p A I yl .. us _ 1. us Wll. - t 176 IS6 ad eig tree dr re of ea of the lees, sod 9 11 1111 - Wt. Dior • I 0 INS lib =the lona the sheath is &vow et Coked Terry, ASCOT DERBY STAKES. Arelthithop's Verger. 1.411 .. W t = 0.1 it 11 We Mead anoldete. Gamester .. • • • • „ I Apparkar-Oelleril. 2 a t, ..... ,7: i a i kr .. YU. M. Mole sew smeared to th ew ems mobs. the Br to Sy der .. .. .. Anceammor. Chapters of the Arebbishop. SI ilea. it S la kr - W Am I 43 41 mkt, whoa Phantom .. • • Litt .. made. Sedeeet Bakal 010 faterreed, ellil meld test N wee set SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. The archbishop proceeded lo this ohoir on the north side El == i,,a la rb; ilt to iii l of the holy table; the erieent, to seas on the Do• _...._.,..-.. -•- Merl his loeserne * nil epos Ur* lembilps la mole that VW* Thormasaby .. .. .. .. 1 aberse la Nowise foe the coke es the pined th at Mr. Ho pee .. • • "oath side; the bishops to the seats appointed in jii• 12 cii. nekent-Ilite,r . e zt.. fr 4 i ll ... NI 9et the earmium ; and the dean end canons, to their appointed 1 a a 7,4 • 67::::: 4 s 4 , nuithimArillonn Hines had mud eurreptly in the therthe et his With he Lapellue .. .. .. nth within the rails. kIM Do. Tat ........ ni n ie i i se. lOm 1 reastrasses. 1 Pd. I CIL cetea. I MM. W rely relied roe the ftamithos et • pinta sr/ 11 ran. A voluntary brier been played, the ardthishr pro- 1. Nall Leaden.- Nosey, sad whith Pmt le Ceased Plesny, the GOLD VASE. s gi a seeded with the Communion &err. The epistle we then lilltre d la" • 1 °- 1 - e hturvi rootlets/it, aapressisse et a eery Werke shenear• Scree .. .. .. .. 1 road by the Bishop of Cape Town, sad the greet by the 1 5 mum ___ di di die u t i.l l/M!... 0 1111 elit He sow ford. bovrovor, INN were were the enthien sith Bishop of Salisbury. The Nicene Creed wee thee sang, M lle. Wawa d .• m• .• - • is If is. Oman etierweree all 1 S dents la diesial of the as al ram sapressione, sect peaky ion .. • • seer which Huron's verger 000 ducted to the pulpit the It• 2 'ma. ° w • si' st l ee . Teeneamest .. .. .. thendere nun edge bar Mr mistakes se to whet hs bran, Rev. Thomas Legh Clatter:in, honorary canon of Woe- S _ . - .. I De.l7 au IS U ~..., t sees N era, dmwlm rel_.J sil 31 - st eed. nee big se. I a elide be rathatly facessiolest ester, late Profes•or of Geology at Oxford, who took as hia UM k .......... 100 0 , le Pa 0 all 13 0 with his de, to sake ark • grebe be !on Illoir ASCOT STAKES. Two miles and • half. ths 14th, 16th, sal 16th areas of the Bth chapter of the t 11 1 I P uti me 011iels. Ull 1 111 11/ 113 lAN IO -- feili all ' a 9 At the ere time he eeght he .ode that the net= leathlng!em, &Wee Roman Candle, Blue bast -....- . Acts of the Aprtlas, and Feinted out the importance of unity, d, eles ....-.. 0 14 Mt all - be hel4 OW'S tharesas le met with the enure othemeemet Alan fliet i terth Toth Deere_ hocurse, Cowrie" the necessity of the multiplication of the epiacopate. and of tt L us I Noma If 31 ith pad 11 or rif.it porn- 0 NI NI of Copfti Ilmogy, the pinsescur le theses. Iv* me, et Desmark, Princess Royal, Meth, e h mk -- - - . - ii vis i on. 48 41 grim - 777 -- t if Ili of 71 1 Maio 5 Mew -. : aj l ) li 1,3 111 i Mr. Si. trith *egos ble Imo/ tam. bed =embed aMe Bums eked, Rouble, Admiralty, Commode*, end At the Iron of ohs sermon the dean's verger oonducted t M wry., - - ' - ' •111 7 1". K S Uesslegesnacc , 100 11 6 rac e wary who Omni= le met proniag is bath the lad: are hi". weer aal Dim 1 1 1 LIN 111 De. New llO war fnu Me to hie seat again, the organ playing. The antes ea. 141 the suede Althea Mt es th ere ens alliethe of the NINTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Five turkey 136 verger the conduced the bishop designate to the repel, oil Wilma aatan w a a ra w- a le sal s ; Km so th i l= 9 1 1 :1: so. - - 0 mere charier le rule sif the Ibetes s ielie It the Bask yards. where they put on their etcher. During their sneer the ah goats ra i n arars i a SI 11l i ytwo -, 10. U INIION 14 -,- W bees grata& he sisal/ ea web lee es hare Bens Multhetwen• Os Forward, Ailing- When " Bleed are the men " (felendelasor) was sung. M Tavii..._ ........ ..... - -. I Oral 11010 (WNW) lis lanP. P. the rule weld am. s.. amok is ass e et e iV 5.. 1 7.... f Lady Fehlelef, Em Or•N c, Orestes' dam, At ihe cone r d on 0 1' the a nth em the blip". d ss i gn m. ~.. lit. i i te i T i de el= . . N it N Nan NO Nu. Tel IcadDlieletTeLlL.l I I Of di !spoon, the town crab , hell wit only not atheeleol the Meth, mil The Mesh ere bete. tweed to the saran of the serarium, where they i .li w iN 0,...a..=• r. ii N L.*. Di.....t. . I 0 If 0. inapt in the cepacify el advise Si the polling booth le bed errs Awe/AL-A/deur, Arise, Boundary, Bonny were sat by the Bishops of Oxford and Llan- au W. itateflooarmisil: - MVO 4 ii.. e .. ; $50 . , sis ii li Nis mos, bat that Ur. lasesNs wow • safest peril= so Link peneaty, Tegtlllarske, Rayased, Botany, el (the two preset bishops), who proceeded by 1 V i l la . '. tir te t il a m lAr te ll 1 n ear II anu Irel we the tier ale. [missesphyt died. , 'Skala, Sort, Limed, the dear's verger led them to ths altar table. ft n u w e d ...__„„,,. .. Wall g i l r 7 ' 1..0d Campbell rid it wan plea th e charge ended Mr. sod The etheecratim service was them commented, the Litany 10 MI Do. ltret =us ' a i ISM= 1:116 6 lf If Ils Hiatus was oestifely grearler and, therefore, the tete Wise dusted by two senior canons. The srchbrop having U ail De. ere Olas -if all I li w. old be die urged with rte. asedadod the questions to the bishops designate, they retired, - . A , ii u .s.---...... . _ O 87.471 OF 21111 774118. ecudneted as before, and put on their robes' the two -flag =RUIN POIIIIMIOIIII. ld Amemaelas 4 i t COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ' „ F - bishops assumed their peon, and an either rase the et , I Pd. I 5m .... I 0md ."... N .. r-• Da T. bilii:' IL ei IN The following from a report il inot prevented to Lewd, 0 Jerusalem " (Haves) lion sung • after whit* the t Si li talm.lmelallibalk 4 ... - ottnep in Baser -Melee Lase mist a..u.. Corebses, ..,, - • u • Assis. ..a, " Mils 01 the 4* ." Am.".""1"."1 S " R. to - - 6.000 sad Jeetieee Willis.., With sod Syles.) the M or Wore by releaser -tiler, of bebop --..-ir re and kneeling at the Is all Jaa.bas.allea. fa &Aka , 111 11l 10,000 10 a. do. 0 la - - em Mag' - ‘lOll. - is7-." The progressive ries cf reoproture both holy table. the " Valli Creator ° (Atfecood), we anng le! B P.a. aialt Caehel II •-•0 . 11 i t t i •iw! I iM,Olle 11 Pea g/welearlealla em If st 1$ BVTLIII I/. •111t.1467 a -11700111311.. This was se roan to Nom., • sum sees rase e:l4 and the and Is the river daring the par irk by the whole choir. The crearation service we thr pro- 1 ., ~,.., in, % l . l wa, .4 , - ~... 1: "et OrlaJtiese at 71 111 II 10 II la t ete h ae:p= frers by 4 diminished fall of rain, has bee attersi oseded with, and at its conclusion the newly-oesecreed • IN NI Ds. Nee - - Ok reeks New wes whale r tin pleased was entitled es Ms w a • mew sheep f or the wor m i n the etem oy die near, bishops took their prose within the rails. The archbishop lie au Do. Tretenewe .. - el 11 *NW iNo so:: Ga.:llT. to it so ir costs, ape d :lced that he dwelt more than twenty saes w ikid, i s rendered pertienterp midst a t the .6 1 , w fi the then nod th e ewers. appointed I the archbishop, bishops, 100 lee eceSset Pon that Woe ..-.. ett u :3 WON ..-- se IS Si her SIN 1 1. 4... ‘ 1 1111 .. .. 1, sad thermions the superior ern lent lim a w t., th e mu d. i n whi c h ge t empe a ftl e e k fine been pen. der, canons, and archhishop's chaplains successively in leth let awn the Mai. .. 80 68 66 conesevat jorirelon with the musty coil s The eals_ . • 10,00 n EL Scou.lo Mir Taman 100 116 110 monad by exposure for some hours to the .111'11 MIN Is staved order preetrug their devotions, as usual. The minor coon IN to Ja y l ib. dins _ .. tar 54 Booth Assashan lad al al eS ler Do Jur See- at. M. al. 4 cansidanbi° ini r wist " t o thi s Yindhnlinle up by the Memoir water, and the imprisoned geese No •N wen conducted from their stab to the rails. W stead owe kw a Nag firm foe residential. 01001 a midi - - - dis tr. i ...D..b•-cri1.i.6:73 2 1 I ruitalloNoe is always more easily restate the Wise the wwwhhallo9, Imhof., how had Presented thole * 11 11 die The Lad Chief Justice o• ter &trend judgment. Ty free. ed fir i h commenced. lis f dander the dean delivered the basins to the precentor end I yes eVasi .e. o:46 Ildlirt 0300 W TrumeleMulle.Oes. 4 - -. *stiff heti two arced t i ee-ons in Wozwickshire sad the check ' n : a d 1 is should be I taken th to trt prevent, as for maim canon, who received the devotions of those within the 4 fll.,,..,_._.!peream. - 711 Bate loom Iro Von ler.rienl land.. Id 6 le OWN et VaOsil• Dodo -- _ IN NI In i 'bet is Gromme - rieice, sad b. occupied each of that * La* massu " - them d a of th e aver. At the N NI potent*, the dilutes to the river of any MUST, 'Marin. ; end simultaneously the officers appointed rs• ... ...! ....tntsr-.... thettap is Demeo.—(Befers Lord Chief Junes Ceekbeas, tad firths. Williams Willies. mad 14110 BVTLIII If. •P LtW 14 671.—J01701111:111'. This wee is setae to meow, a earn lass thus IV, end the qualm sew wee w beth. r .he ',Luang ma sassed is his cute pee_ the d that be dwelt swore thee meaty saes ben MUI, end therefore the superior curt bad comeirrest jevielieloe with the musty curt The etas was see of comelderable imporkisee to the prtheellem, mad bsd steed our be a lug time fa couidwatios. The Lewd Chief Justice am delivertd judge's... Tb. *stiff had two residen ee—oue is Warwickshire sad the NMI is Oros sew-piety, aid he occupied each of then dunes a pert of the year. At the time whe• the axiom wes brought he was liriag le Warwickshire. The defendant resided is Ludes. Fur the mislaid a we mad that he had two residesoss, one sere she the ether hes this twenty mike has the de =lMast, ben the argumentgseit kw the delitadest was mash by the Isli of the Qmsen's Beach, Is rmo.," witlek stated that mar each aroma same the warrior court hod met coulters:it 4= dkiisa. Ho regretted `h i s that after the idea he aid amed brettem Mad theasives oespelled to reek. et • didier•st eae c Tb. of we ri 1 1 .M1 . 11111 to hie eats oily where It raid he Ink allruied tbat he desk hem Am ID Wks bus the iehadent hut is tide use the bed • =tee Is W walekshint, sad In Oros wed actually raided In Warwickshire what the sides was bustalit. Cuter them shemmemlues II woe impound, he war le the semelnales that the= sus ali the bialbumin 11.141 thesielnlis by rs , re them twisty omen ham the deilisalat The rale to de; du the *USN if owls stetthershis be dbdregsd, bur aftlf.st Oa alb el dr ilia Bale diabsresd. The following f rom s report just prevented to the N of Works by Professor Miller, of IlLing'=—" The progressive rime cf temperature both s it o lks av =pbsre and in the river during the r edm by a diminished fall of rain, has boon tsed by a meshed ohmage for the worm in the state et the Muses, whet Is rendered particularly evident at the ep-ffsn of the tide, what the mud, in which decomposities by hese pro moted by exposure for some hours to the PMI'S rap s, is slimed up by the advancing water, and the imprisoned game are set free. Putrefactioe is always more easily prevented that checked after it has commenced. It is therefore desirable that immediate measures should be token to prevent, as fee as possible, the oddities to the river of any muses from the sowers in en active state of potreecenor. With a view to this object, I have during the past week, bees Is almost daily communication with the chair- man of the board, who informs me that arrangements are complete for enabling the deodorising agents to be mixed with the contents of the Searlie near their outfall. For the preeent, the most advisable course to be adopted ewers to be to add lime in regulated quantities to the sewerage products before allowing them to brooms mixed with the water of the river. &tate difference of opinion aches se to the efficiency of this mode of procedure. Tierra is, however, so doubt that when lime is added to recent excrementitious matters it combines wish MOM of their con stituents which are most prone to deconspooltioe, sad tonne with them a floondeot dipoles' cempend eve p puke which is km liable to putrefaction than the eeigiaai matseW. If this precipitate oould be sopeeMel and 60 liquid parties sty to run off, se le prettified et Leisestsr, the subesqmott dinette decompositioe el i thsienege I raiment weld be iactsany obviated, ea hes fi lly proved. Be OM wen IS is sot pram le sled this separation, the me el lime at the - et temperature will evert ea Impartial lelesseeY rawa mg the proem of perebeicw. If the limey; he Assi, as emus/ avower end the eimperetere ecortiweie to vier, to he bmilterie te oboe the perigees, ether mere powered be leash wee offside desitorielog censpounde may he megiemdebber es Aimee iwasbetteta I are at pressed tweed la Melo spew the best ore of •thee et the - inewili et No of the liege lewses, sad 1 1 = r e In able is e sheet thee ee tepee le yea die teethe of the wise" When the archbishop, bishop*, &0., had presented their dm:4lmm the dean delivered the basins to the precentor and minor canon, who received the devotion. of those within the sacrarium ; end simultaneously the officers appointed re• misted those of the congregation within their respective Mei *one. Having no done, they brought the same to the pro neNUN and minor canon at the entrance of the sacrerhun, who put all the devotions into the two bmina, and remisatly brought them to the dean, to be by him humbly presented and placed upon the holy table. The minor 'tenons remained at the rails. The archbishop thee read the ;Aver for the church milit int which ended, those of the congregation who did not intend to communicate retired, the organ being played eddy during the departure. The senior canon reed the exhortation ; and another canon the invitation and cored mina. The archbishop then proceeded with the absolution, to. The sanctum was afterwards gong. The canon (remaining at the holy table) prepared the elements and prevented them to the archbishop for consecration, mid then resumed N. Noes. Toe archbishop then administered to the Whops, canon., chaplain., and minor canons, in order; the disarlbstion was first to the clergy, then to the peogr n i l hymn we sang by the choir. The service having bran concluded, the Sacrist wedged the Maine from the dean sad took them into the Coed...mei =where the dean dellemed the; devotion, to the mere the &defy for the Propagation cd the Gospel in Foreign Pate (the Rev. 13. Elawkiin) to be applied to the spirituel wads d the church be the colonise. TniCocognige dm thee retired, and the dna, preceded ca n to vergers end erebbiehop's verger, conducted Me aratt and bishop be the Arraign Chamber. fli e lL gi. 10 . 1 1 los i Tl if ilig. or.* ri1t...—..... D./.....m........ 0 001 LIM I De. M. r vai;iir: 1 k 1.------- 4 ...,....i.duraZiFeWii. a ai. wst. umbel, 11010.. S Do. 110 , ..--....,,,, 1 1 1 •.134%.9•7730,14,= W IM. to. IS, d.. 0 Do. 0 70. 00011 sp. D. 1.0 pass. 00,i55i.77 Maths. Om 0 tar air I* De. S)0 sso.— fia -- p Do. "le .- 1110.0 us. 6014 0.0.11 Ma. II lima a _ -~~- -- orkr N 15 14 10 N N 41 71 U 74 fl GI 70 111 N i IMs ii flab 1 l I l 4 KS as 111 n II OS IT CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Dine doe Dererohr.) TM CM ert OIL OODYIET. The peeeirthe esteserirsary moo wen roomed te44:41 i t De aria. Tim Mr. Aldose.. sad Kr. Pol a nd spire MlVhe obspeeeeelke ; Serjamot MWs** Mr.llrgb, Oillied he she diskst. B A weft ghl armed him Monitall was tie Mt sitars miled he the edoetheth Ned de MOW thm Y IN? whoa he re akar *eke ,an. •b• see mos Is Ss aribithafe mem Ire am. tosdirkey, mod he *id the dm mid bared is • is., Werth manor to lior. &mho rol the be amid Nth be, s soonapasy bfm awl Mho Est er (the plated, le rr erre for iseloctina), M soma shoo pass Wks Is• pies Ithrhy Yrut. The ma ems Es mei awe she leld bee seeds, era be/ ?We whroo rease•mthire, bat seirsig= d el or Aid Ilea * say w. 7 Miami be, martheram. Wei Lei* miler et the a Mori emsaborated bs as to the Miss lid her ad is ledeme ea* Sri M Dr. immorlorly loth:idemihb esethar pier them she ume lho 4 Dr. Oakley Is lON di, hb umeligth that be hommady Mewed or lir kr mid wafts rum, sod rhea he rod re ire them hoe weed the imam is mho add Ira Dr. Deft* liswed eery IM -6"•07 this aloa Ilemies. eel lid Is set ft be adds* Ms ere be *mei by her .nos Dr soil br deek lad 4 , 1 he roil per oremthig ea tiro lip of We lager fad wield earl hit • l• • math* sM she rid se thew shoe sr die be bit. fir weer le bar amt. Isiermos i her af Dr. 04111 try • math" sod the ams the Wiwi* Is MM hoe ow, he at N.sellosty I Soo Owelooy.w s seri that the rtos'd be ebeeadaor rb le • *mat, she orroord to moats two or three de" •• Soy Wt. Itartirt Lewis. s soureied woman, who soma Me GI& tNY 4eramt M easthorret, purl test b• lathed bee be •• cal at 12 .:eloth a alith•. ma some that es try roe OM •se be Moved is is Ts hoist manlier to Inc SW aloe thes emussee wawa.. s Dr. Oodtroy ruse Ws ha 64 "ft. Orho mod • •-urr at Moe Godfrey mom with v•ldee bel Ms slobs Ant., ssil he mewl is • wiry htdr ,art ismato. sad Nth Orrth•l's Aver Wird sot ts Yr mil hot as tali Wm breams array. nall a Ihra mow Om a ;nue abeam o. hi es ermina over ber balsa/. Nrs.ral griftems .r.re sithd who stated Sol far • posh "T •r• arlfray Lad always tem esmosood Is be • or s nil an., awl Jot hi. &sleet Is soars seed the br sad dierro 1L• • I. e e t !be k log tra i Pony 1:: sbots•ctic kd t r re ns alltr . my, Drogue Dr. ethormilthd W eiders et as shame Me is ..ma prtirthare. ••• erre mita rev' awes mho reamihol, merellebeil P". 4'h• ahres by the witaimmder dodders. Tba trial was sassokbe lies se se** pea SINGULAR TEAL AT SZRLIN.—A OW which ho. mciied wane istemet at Berlin has jest bees decided. la the mores of • dkeassMn in the Chunkier of Deputise is , February lam, the Minister of Public Worship, M. Beth essen-Hollow, declared that for the future the surveillance of the police over tie religious meetings of dissenting sects should be refusal to the narrowest proportion., and that the wiesabers of those mete, Melted of evedieg their children to the public selbools to raceirs religious tasiruction. might am seek isstructie• to be given to them by mead pseimues. Right alders of a church thought dt to radial • pretest la the Leeremeifeley against these concemioas, but It we. esseked is such olleasive teems that the public poses c ow lewd Is kle duly to lasUtote • preseeetios rimiest them es tkeeiergeol lasultise thii Brost..aciti.g no do" of slime Os bored sad contempt al soother, sod peblkly tonne/ She eel .Isar of worehlp la the /mercies of his func• lase; bealselmeleded In the prom cation the responsible editor of Rat Jima. M. Herniae. The trial took pkee en Soar ed Wage Ike Criminal Tribunal. One of the secured elder. that be bad Bather raid nor signed the protest, sod puled a d ; tire ethers said that they had math. tired their same, to pot to it, but hod sot reed 1., and ille' elso were discharged. Of tbe Res ether elders, one, M. de Itchier- Medi, who bad draws up the protest, we, sentenced to two mouths' ispriestasat, sad the tsar others seek to six weeks'. As to the rapsweible Mrs r of the parse!, be wee deed 60 theism. _ _ STRAIT PILLSCBIIIO AT LITIIIPOOL.—Yesterday (Weedily) • seta sewed Israel Argyle, • bookbinder and street preather, was brought up at the Canty Magietrates* OM*, in eampaay with twe etas,..., Marred with having her pally of a ketch of the pesos is Sunday, by collectin• • nosh In the vicinity of Br. Oterald's Boma catholic thank Old Beraa. It swears that the plias, WNW that thine maid be a militia% if the prieoner wattled la preashiniy, advised blur to denial, but he refused, sad the con secrate sea that he and two more was sue likewise mattes • dlaturfance were arrested sad looked up. The taa =coroutitted the ',holed/ thew tor trial at the erosions. was accepted, that for Arnie Maar, himself la 304 and two sureties la 601. each ; the other tars is personal wed. of 201. *rob, and two handsaws of Of etch . Anothew scripture wader, sawed Owego awry, end ter , ' tnat m nod s Clancy and Webb, were charged at the Pollee Court, bake. Mr. Measlield, with • siesihte aims, their die- Issrasnres, however, ocoserleg neer it. Oearge's Hall, sad .Ming ind.reet'y how that at the Old Sven. Berry sea cm wendod, and Wadi end Classy each fined Ms. and coots, DISTRESSING OCCERRI(NCI AT • RETIEW.—OR the 254 while the Royal base.. MIMI* were being re- Tamed to the Classa's Nth, at /Umbers* eae of several boys who hot bees followiai tbe soldiers ia this neveasaale wee accidentally by as lb* heed by • eirtrldipe pew di& charged fa the retreat isoyeassat. She led was able le walk aa awstbecarie ia the Csainnete, wed wse ellerwarde taken to the lalicarny. where be prepared fewearebly he tea days bat oa lb. Ilk Yet. he was seised with Navel eines ..d died sit day. It wee forted that a alma sash W been made le his itab, which bad altimearly fall ammeters sad lberetry calmed hie death. No = ll ll attertied to tbeseithere, who had made every.[( 'rt Is thole severe to bye/ the bore, who were seeable thenethlll W gleltteg sg tM rertratge papers. as.--Tb. betty atom of' &today abet: Imes bat, VW tagrotto beer. knocked bin doe growing oora Is may p'sors. &thatch dud effect le grated to bass is. eery penis/. It has also mach flattened the crops of erre, whist' areireasrally very henry through the couaty.—Senth jeers Gaulle. THIC POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) WAILLSOROUOII-STRINT. L orTio* TO LtCLISSILD TO - TV4LIT It, 1 10majs•wrip • leek ebeherplealtise het no. v. - ► mr..sesbeis Trot ettialehi • Ir•en.4 gob% ' " lt Soar imoh.lr maw few •mu le the perlGur do • 3 n. b l i rr Maribirive. IM Rope*'? of W. She ftWasso• of do rite at,r , it appeared that ae LOSS OF 11Mt MAJ5811"8 SUP BISON. We are favoured by the Secretary of the Admiralty with • rt part of this tusfortanota aorturetto by Robt. Mindry„ tits only sarviviag Alcor from the wreck : The is • list of all ths survivors who have ar rival at Portsmouth, vis. :—Alasander All.n, gainer's mats; Isom Wore, Turieronater; o.orgo Pinharo, quarter master. ; Ssostrol lisndarord, captain forycastle ; Jame. Bart lett, captain &Nygaard ; Jonas Vahan, ordinary ; Willis. Windovw, ordiaary ; James Gifford, ordinary; Richard Rick., crdinsly; ()soma Hedge, ordinary ; John H. Kemp, ordiaary ; Witham Beckett, ordinary ; Nicholea Haney, pelmet; Richard Gamy, bay, first-class; William Millar, dreamer; Hoary Andaman, private, ft.*. The prize crow bolongiag to the Herne, left at Sims Leone us baud H.M.S. Trident, ars —Liimtenaat Chap man, Y ebargs; Charles Harspool, myna maintop; W,hism Ryes, boatswain's mata (.lead); John Spencer, India( mason ; Thomas Kiwi", A. 8.; John Osborne, ordinary; John Cirramin, ordinary; Wm. Young, ordinary; George Resort, ordinary; Rogiaald Andrews, ordinary; Alfred Dtbdeo, ordinary ; Joha Teleran hey, second clam ; William Han', private, Royal Marian ; William Bridgton's, private, Royal Marinas. A number of the York friends of Mr. Layard, who was defected at the recent election, have 'ascribed a con sitleraLle sum of mosey for the purpose of presenting that gentleman with an appropriate testimonial. BRIDEWELL Mil) BETHLEHEM HOSPITALS.—ne schema propounded by the Attorney-General for the future management of the myal hoepitsle of Bethlehem and Brigs well here b alOSt carefully considered by the committee of the (curt of pennon, mg with very few exception. &steed to. Some of the geaposalse he Attorney-General are a sweeping character, but t.e ms reel( refer to detail, of ssasertessent; the not 22 Geo. 111. having, to a ortain extent, fixel and consolidated the government of an the royal **pita*. The moat note of the Attorney- Geismar. proposals ie, that the old hospital in Bridgestiset elmll be sold wilt* twelve months, end the proceeds " car- nod,. the general account of the charity." To this the com mittee ohjeent that it is desirable the governors ehould retain that property, bat they are willing to let the whole of it. with the " 'rap , i.at of the chapel." TN *chum further proceeds tu propo-e the **th ing tap of the establishment at Be iMwell, end the superannu ation el its came, and the erenios, at • diehume aunt more this Moult miles from London, of • bones of occupation for 160hoye. The ectemeittee suggest, fainted of fixing them within the twestraile circuit, that they have choice of soy e ethmeilent dietary from Loadon." The house of camps lite is BR lieergertielde is to be noel as a school fur girls. enail the peered qualification forts:mates is, that they "shall he such as, if not so iteinti•hd. would be under genet tempta tion to commit crime." Children ocavicted of crime may be edisitted, but "not to an extent beyond one-ri x th of the whole," it *dog the intention "to make the homes available for ths prevestas of mime, rather than for the reformation ofjuvenne criminal,. &Mks. 13 and 14 propose that there WWI be an annual examisaties of the children, in the m ien* of the governors, mad that appteetke fen, not these& Um 201. for each child, shall be allowed foe • certain somber, the fees during my ass year not to chased 6001.—thly Press. PORTSMOUTH, Jung 12.—A y his bees bold en the wreck of the Easters blatareh from if earaches which wee dust here es the led June, and it is recom mended that she be dripped sad wald, aloe that the hewed as board be dada and sold Indeddiely. 11_ ii: Ifi mi 11 II It De. fte.hda i rre s.i. e u e . W. 71011110 N • all Was Main Amiga all rows o 0 Onnpnoulibista=ll:: Ds km ll Demi BMW* W Namar a of Prance 'Euphr Valley _ • Churl amiss gla'sp: all Gnat Omani el /m W flt.Luaanhealsef= 14 holies Nolan W Lake alias. W Llano Vv 11= m a V ." all Irmo.* IZ" all ra of ham II De. Nee , heroa d ri ... hosk Peet% . Pada ai all Pads. fiefllre. ail 11 Pm& mad I saatlp.o 4 Won awl all tom all Moral Dania W Royal Biel* atl De. I and Sambre all lb. .f per 010111,1 Souttsern of ham alt Wolf Randers Do. 14 we Nutt Ptah_ . W D 'Pawn kN.W. el Maas 4 If mown ef Amide W wracks 6WATL II 4 A si 1 A r le LI 14 41 64 i J. IL li H ° I so9li 0111•011 AL envean.gans f 44" IM II lig SI :1 Its • - -- _ wealat ° Erp A: ft ". a.. . log T.1 1 .1 1 =.00.0.1114 • De• P. 0-.110 1100 a. 117 1•116. lOO 1 P. 0.. MI l4 4= . 810011s p. Apo us O.OL a AL . 0 . 1 . . De. 40. p.d..1ar.•040. ISO JOINT I a . 41% e_V . "W.l ITiZaTA:= ark d M a l . g Mid Mal . gaud.. OW. et lid• • rdit ado Zai-.-- usta. d lased _,- Ammer sket Aid &add oplaty. lades dot - Loa did W It 3.t .. Prr.:=.! Waidad %di ... -.• .t Irdaw: ... . . Mks of Armor =imam 7, it E ar iii . --.. in In us Ile N 1111 10 1(4 0 N 100 eh I lug ill si is I I 00 N 04 ii ii iii iii a ii K' ll' AM ••• =IP =I =I 4= MB ••• LOCAL SMARR JURISTS. Ltereeoo7.. Jon 11.—Than wax little &leg, but Woe. billowd steadily ham the evertlhe sad eland loot a 4 the blibeet. buteshowle. 471 11 —Bleekteite, 111 1-oelecloulme. 791 I—Choter mid 11 44 7—Ceolont (beetle% 10 1846 11—Wet Lancleehlre, 11aSivs. II I—lnereabbe nod Veritable% 1.91 I—Letadee awl Norte Wooer. 001_I-6wei#9/. 351 I—Mb= Wt I—North N rluJ, "4ll IT 1 —Tat me martli M 71 —l.4ed• NorthmM. —Momr B" rb4 IM—M4IIO NNW* 411a.—Oreed ?rune et ClemeMb i—Onsi mime et nerd% 141 #. alavoseeree. Jove 11—Then wee • tem end ftenraelua el=deasztv et the hut. North Ssefeeds, 41 4 —Midisod. seilV 39 # I—Dowera • 194 WM 10 11 11•14—Loodnek r• k — ablies4 Reek, 418—Leeds, in 1--Veisks.l4--Lanceahlre 6. 2 . • & . - • limi;;;onsig. !vim 13.—Bannon nos nome Y Ptrannstans Canals which rinsed 911 911. also ,o General /to ni at 241 7l ne wen I.ofers of Etirro , ogbaro OitinungeJ at 111. ot Bontli &affords at 14. of Birmingham Gan at 111, sod Birmingham Wale/works at r. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT 11111111 AND IRDIR DAONNTIO TRLRORAIM.) (FROM OCR OWN coaaserownnirr.) The earn market it dull, and Madam only effe Id at re duced rates. Wheat 9d. to 4d. per metal cheaper Once Fri day. Floor nominally unaltered. lodian corn declined le per. qr. Beans, o.tmeal, and oats are obtainable at a good 'auction slam Friday. MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) The public eolosial markets are nearly all stored for the Whitens holidays; privately but Ms business has bear date. Correa.—A tt , atiog cargo of Bt. Domingo sold at .535. ed. for the Mediterren•ao. BA LTPETRE.—The parcels offered by auction .ere near) all bought in or withdrawn ; a small part of refraction j sold at 46a. 61. - 1311-etCZI2O bags of Poosag black sold headily, at Std. to 3p. TALLOW PIAVOCET.—(THIS DAT.) Tho market is otesiy. Petersburg Y.O . on the spot, la quoted Ms.; all June, Ms. 91 , • July, Ms , August to September, 66..06.; Ootobor to Dumber, Ms. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) News. Davie report trade dull. Pylon meadow bay, 78s. to 80e. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 88a ; Warier ditto, 50e. to 605.; rowen, 606. to 70e.; clover. old, 965. to 108 e. ; ditto, esconi, 80s. to 90e. ; straw, 245. to ad. ASCOT CUP.—The "piece of plate" to be con tended for on Thursday has this year bees entrusted to the practised bead of Mr. C. F. ilsansek of Bruton-street, aided by the inventive genius of Mr. E. T. Parse, It A., and the talent of Mr. Marshall Woods, as a mcdalin. The design represents a newilue-shaped cup, supported by tint • female figures, presenting wreaths of laurel to the victor, and sur mounted bye group representing a man reining bikk • fiery stead, emblematical of the triumph of motel force over animal strength. NOIWICII ELECTION.—We are requested to state that, although the Norwich petition was withdrawn on ac count of an informality, a petition will bo presented on Friday evening, and that it will be proceeded with with the utmost energy. The error arose merely from the names of the sureties not lc ins inserted in the right place. end Thrza; takes be. been drawn up again, properly/4nd, London this dey. YACHTING.—The Royal Northern Yacht Club have definitely fired to give a club dinner on the first day of their Dunoon Regatta, and a club ball oa the evening of the second day. Both fats will take plan on board the neamer Alliance, which will act as commodore's yacht on the one stun.—The Oanntlet, 66, Arent Cowan, Beg., which sailed from Gourock Ba some time ago, bee left Smiler& Reads on a cruise to Ho y e Orkney. and Norwa—Th• Elapses, Samuel Paterson. Esq., and Ruby, W. Clank. Esq., bare gelled on a cruise to the West Ruby , p e w s , a handsome anew schooner yacht, belonging to Mr. Gessasn, R.M.Y.C., arrived at Victoria Barbour, Cammack, from the Wermy. After coaling, ells will proceed on • a sin so the North Rlghlands.—Oleryow Nail. THE EXILES OF BIBEILL—The Emperor of Hassle, with the view of mounting colonisation on the Amour, has decided that exiles at Enters Siberia. who may be disponi to ont for work on the Amcor, may obtain leave of absence for three yen", provided they have conducted themselves w,ll, sod provided also the rent and taxes they owe as colonists be paid In adman Sr ell the time of It air absence, either by themselves or there're' employing them. The Emperor has further ordered that If en exile Akan dolma to establish Memel( permanently on the Amor, ho may be embarked to do se. 'slim Weir& lIIT MONEY MA ItKE7.-THIS Dil Y. Two o'Ctocw. The funds resumed their upward movement this morning, purchases still predominating. At one period a fresh rise of per cent, we• attained. A rtiapse has since taken place, and the present quotations are only 1-18 to 4 per cent. above those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. Although the Ise has naturally led to • few realisations, the market remains firm in character. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the advance continues unchecked. Turkish bonds and British and Indian railway shares are in clad favour. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Renter; at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 62fr. 95c. ex div., for the account, but the quotation soon receded to 62fr. 80c., being 1 per cent. lower than the last price of yesterday. Console are officially marked 934, 934, and 931, az div., for the Bth of July. The highest point of the morning was 931 to 4. The present quotation is 931 to 4. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 219; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 94 to 9411 the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 941; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 95; the Serip of the New Indian Loan at 94, being better ; India Bonds, at 5 die. to par; and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. to 265. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive but prices are still rising. Mexican, Brazilian, Peruvian, Portuguese, Dutch, and Spanish stocks are all inquired for and show an upward tendency. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. have again risen 14 per cent., being quoted 754 to 764. The New Loan is called 604 to 614, being 4 per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 92, 91/ ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 97 ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 181, 181 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Hslf per Cents., 80; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 43, 44 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per , Cents., 291, 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 75, 77; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 61, 621, 601; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 174. Foos o'CLomt. Consols remain steady, being now quoted 93Z to 1, ex div., for the Bth of July. In the discount market yesterday the demand was moderate. 21 to 21 per cent. are still the general terms for the best bills. At the Bank the applica tions were very few. An imperial ukase, just published in St. Peters burg, makes some important ameliorations in the position of the Jews in Russia, and attests the en lightened and liberal spirit of the Em peror Alexander. The vela. of the conces sions obtained may be gathered from the fact that they embrace, as we are assured, all the principal points for which Sir Moses Montefiore asked, upon his visit to St. Petersburg some five years ago. They include the admission of Jews into the high trading guilds, as well as into the Russian colleges, &c. To the statement in the Inralide Russe—a non official St. Petersburg journal principally devoted to military matters—that a " financial convention" has been concluded between the Russian government and Messrs. Rothschild, too much importance must not be attached pending the receipt of the details. The impression is that Messrs. Rothschild lave undertaken to meet certain payments of the Russian government in Western Europe. One of the objects of the government may be to prevent the efflux of gold from assuming inconvenient proportions. A parcel of 8,0001. iu Russian gold was yesterday sent into the Bank. In the wheat market yesterday a reduction of 2s. to 4s. per qr. from last Monday's rates was quoted. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,694 1 . The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just rtoeseed, shows a decrease of 9931. The annual meeting of the South Australian Bank ing Company is called for the 28th inst. At the annual meeting of the Southern of Francs Railway Company, held at Perim, on Friday, the net profits for the year were stated at 7,703,091 f., or say 308,0001., from which must be deducted 83,621 f.. or 2,1401., being the lose on the working of the Canal du Midi. The balance was ordered to be car ried to credit of the interest account, which amounted on the 31st December last to 9,740,194 f., or 389,000/. . _ _ Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds have recovered to 87 to 89. The Star of the North has arrived from China with 1,163,0001 W. of tea. MONDAY EVIDOINa, Consols, which closed ow Saturday at 921 to 1, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 92Z to 2, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 931 to 1. At a later hour en advance to 931 to I took place, but was followed by a reaction to 93e to 4. At this period, however, most of the dealers had left. A few transactions are recorded for money, although the transfer books are now shut. The official busi ness report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consul., for money (shut), 944, 94 (with div.) ; ditto, foe account (Bth July), 921, 92/, 93, 931, 93, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, I, 4,4, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 93, 93; ' a, t, • Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, honed to 185 8, 941; the scrip of the New Loan, 933, 93/. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 235. to 265. rem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was inquired for. and left off at 931 to t. The Four per Cent. De bentures issued last year have improved to 94} to t. The foreign stock market was unusually buoyant. The principal demand was for Turkish Bonds. Thu Old Loan rose to 75, and closed at 74 to 75, being S per oent. higher than on Saturday. The New Lout left off at 60 to 61, showing • rise of 2 per cent. The former stock is scarce in the market, whilst the supply of the latter is still abundant. Ilene' the difference of 14 per cent. in the quotations. Sar dinian Bonds have improved to 81 to 83 ex divy and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. to 291 to 30. Mexican Bonds opened at 18/. to I, and closed at 181 to Venezuela Active Bonds were finally quoted 39 to 40, and the Deferred 16; to 17j. The inquiry extended to Peruvian and some other dtseripuons. A general meeting of the Australian Royal Mail 6:eam Company is called for the 29. h lest.; and • special meeting of the West London Railway Com pany, for the 24th inst., to consider a bill before par liament, enabling the company . to oonstruet new lines and a duck, also to determine upon the terms of arrangement with the London and North Wester's Company. The market for bank shares to-day was steady. Those of the South Australian Bank were in better demand. South Australian Land shares were quoted It. higher. As regards the market for miscellaneous shares little change occurred. St. K.itharine Dock Stock was officially marked 85. Red Sea Telegraph shares dined at Ito Ot di,. United States Fire per Cents. were dealt iu at 95. The last issue of Victoria Government Bonds were in demand, and firm, at 109 to MIMES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Llocs. The mining market remains dull. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially re ported. In other quarters there has beam business to a moderate amount in shwa in Wheal Clifford, East Gunnislake, East Bonet. Lady Bertha, and Great Wheal Alfred. lu foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement whatever. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.... MONDAY, JUNI 13. Admidsions on paynmit, 28,654 ditto, b y tbi b. daguk, 9:3. Total viiiton,