The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLI. HOUSE OF LORD& -Tlll, /VOA Y, JULY 4. IN the Ibit Ne of b.itl'A yesterday, the Land Tax Communion's' Names Bill pained through committee. The Galway Harbour (Composition of Debt) Bill and the Blackwater Bridge B►ll wore read a second time. The report of the Salmon Fishery (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill was brought up, and several amendments having been introduced was agreed to. The Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and passed. Lo•d Hoch wroN asked what was the construction which the government put on the words " collec tive guarantee '• in the Luxemburg treaty. If it were correct that the default of any one of the parties relieved the other powers from their obli gations, the treaty was of very little '.se, but he could not reconcile this interpretation with the statement of Lord Stanley that he had entered into the guarantee with the greatest reluctance. The Earl of Daman said he was always unwilling to underrate or deprecate any obligation which this country had entered into. He was speaking of the technical and not the moral obligation. The dif ference between a collective and an individual gua rantee was well known. By the former, if there was a difference of opinion between the parties to the guarantee, no one was called upon to under take the duty of enfor cin g it. It depended on the union of all parties. The explanation of the re luctance of Lord Stanley to enter into the gua rantee was that he might be naturally, and was, justified in feeling a good deal of anxiety as to the interpretation which might be placed on this gua rantee, and of the extent to which ho might have d the country. The collective guarantee t e mud all the powers to respect the neutrality of Luxemburg, which depended on the honour of all the powers, and not on the force of arms, and if unfortunately an occasion shonld arise, it would then be for the rest of the powers to dezide what course they might collectively deem it advisable to take. Earl Reasstt regretted that a discussion of this kind should have been raised, for it had occasioned Teat uneasiness in Prussia, and an unfavourable impression of what the conduct of this country might be. If one of the powers—either France or Prussia—violated the neutrality of Luxemburg, and the other of them called on the rest of the powers to enform it, there would be a moral, though it might not be a technical, obligation on them to do so. Europe would never believe that a stipulation, insisted upon with so much tenacity by one power and acceded to so reluctantly by another, was a mere piece of waste paper. After some remarks from Lord Lyveden, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, and the Duke of Argyll, the subject dropped. In reply to Earl Roseau., . . . . The Earl of DERBY said though government had received no official confirmation of the report of the execution of the Emperor Maximilian, yet, from what they heard from all quarters, there was reason to believe it was true, and under these circumstances her Majesty felt it would not be consistent with her own feelings, or oven deoent, for her to preside at the review this day, which would be postponed, but, he trusted, would not be abandoned. The house then adjourned at thirty-five minutes past six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —TH I:RSDAT, JULY 4. 7 N the HOUSE of COMMONS, Lord STAN LILY stated, in reply to a question from Mr. Sandford, that be bad received no of confirmation of the report of the execution of the Emperor Maximilian, but be found that the report was accepted as true both at Paris and Vienna, and he feared it was true. If it were true it was a deplorable and impolitic act, but he did not see what special notice the house could take of it. Sir L. PALK observed that no act Bo disgraceful bad ever been committed as that they were now called upon to consider. Maximilian did not go to Mexico as a tyrant, but to establish order and tranquillity. He hoped the house would express its abhorrence of this crime, and he gave notice that when the official intelligence came he would move a resolution on the subject. He moved the adjournment of the house. No one rose to speak to the motion, and it was negatived and the subject dropped. Captain Viv lAN inquired whether in consequence of this intelligence it was still intended to hold the review in Hyde-park this day. Sir J. Psxmovolv replied that no official intel ligence having been received the review had not been countermanded. The CHANCELLOR of the Ext.:Human, in reply to a question, stated that in consequence of the review he should not ask the house to sit this THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1867. the clause moved by Mr. Ilimisar, to declare it illegal to defray the expense of conveying electors to the poll.. I )11 a ...11A1..11 committee deeiile.l by 166 to 101 to re.mi the clause a second time, Mr. HIBBEILT having acceded to a suggestion to confine the clause to boroughs and to except the boroughs of Shore ham, Cricklade, East !lathed, and Aylesbury, which am in the nature of counties. General FORESTER moved to add the borough of Much Wenlock to the excepted boroughs, but the proposition was negatived. An amendment by Mr. VANCI, to include in the exceptions counties of cities, and another by Mr. 1). GRIFFITH to make the offence bribery, having been diszussed and withdrawn, the clause as amended was ordered to stand part of the bill. A clause by Sir T. LtovD, enacting that no com mittee of any candidate shall meet at any hotel, tavern, or public house, and that if there be a breach of this enactment the return shall be null and void, also underwent much discussion, extend ing over a period of nearly three hours. Several amendments were made in the clause, and two divisions took place, by one of which the committee negatived by 139 to 10.3 the provision rendering the return mill and void if any candidate pay any money on account of expenses incurred by such meetings ; and, finally, by 197 to 98 they rejected the clause altogether. Sir H. VERNEY moved a clause repealing the disability of persons employed in the collection of, or managing the revenue, from voting. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed the proposition, thinking it would introduce in the public offices influences from which they were now free. Mr. GLADSTONE also opposed the clause, and it walnekatived. Mr. Lows moved to add a clause, enacting that at any contested election for a county or borough every voter shall be entitled to a number of votes equal to the number of vacant seats, and may give all such votes to one candidate, or may distribute them among the candidates, as he thinks fit. The system of majo rity and minority, he said, worked well where there was only one candidate ; but where there were two or more it had a tendency to make the strong party stronger and the weak party weaker. As • matter of abstract justice the minority ought to be repre sented, and as a matter of expedienctithe house ought to take measures to ensure that it was so. He believed that by these means there would be returned men of • different stamp and character from those who would be returned by the demo =CV. Mr. ILinnett. hopedthe house would not deter mine this matter hastily. He moved that the chairman report progress. . After some observations from Mr. T. HUGHES in support of the clause, the motion was negatived by 213 to 88, but Mr. C. Rowlett immediately moved the ad journment of the debate, which was supported by Mr. Newdegate and Sir R. Palmer, and opposed by Mr. Ayrton and Mr. Alderman Lawrence,: and the Chancellor of the Exchequer having consented to the motion, further progress with the bill was postponed. Some other business was disposed of, and the house adjourned at 20 minutes past 1. ,a%u intelligence. ZQUITY OOLTRTS.—JuLir 4. (Before Vioe-Chaaoellor Sir W. Pap Wood.) noisoularz r. TICMIOVINE. The Attorney-General (Sir J. Holt, Q.C.) mentioned this case to-day, which involves, as is well known, the title to the Doughty estates and the heirship to the baro netcy of Tlehbourne. He said that affidavits had been filed on behalf of the plaintiff only, yestenlay, and be pre sumed his learned friends on the other side bad scarcely seen them. It was proposed to p u t th e pl a i n tiff hi mse lf into the witness box for cross-examinati o n, and there, he (the Attorney-General) supposed, would be 'au end to case. Mr. Kay, Q.C., for some of the defendants, said that certainly the came would not end there. The Attorney-General went on to state generally the character of the evidence in support. Mr. W. M. James, Q.C., for some other of the defend ants, said that the plaintiff's mutual themselves could hardly have read their own affidavits. It was a matter of course that the cause must stand over, and a speech on the subject by the Attorney-General wee wholly unnecessary. It was ultimak ly arranged that the motion should stand for three weeks to answer the affidavits, his Honour observing that it win not likely it could now be heard before the loag vacation. Mr. C. M.aiffard, Q.C., and Mr. Locock Webb appear, with the Attornep•Ceneral, for the plaintiff ; Mr. C. Barber end Mr. Cr►ckncll, with Mr. James and Mr. Kay, for the defendants. COURT OF PROBATE.—Jtax 4. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) cox r. cox. *parting Entelifeente. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.—TiiI'IMPAT. Not a single het was laid at the routus on Wednesday evening, In fact there was scarcely half a doyen members present at any one period, the miserably wet night inducing most bonen, to remain indoors. Thursday morning broke a, unpropitinuily as either of the precedteg days of the meeting, anti a wet day seemed inevitable; fortunately, however, by half-put one, the time at which the racing commenced, there was a great improve ment in the weather. During the afternoon several showers descended. but they were not sufficiently heavy and did not continue long enough to cause any serious incouveniencii. M ATOP ..fassit half tulle of New T. V C.. Lord Wilton's Parm►, by Panne:an —An.theress Hines D. Soltykors Phnom Thyra Betting ; 9 to 2 on Yarn, who ..asads all the nitihlng,and won in a canter by two lengths. MANWCAP Swurn.cusof 10 son. nub, for 3-Trouts and upwards. New T. Y.C. 12 sub.) Mr. Saville. Maid Marian, by A"lntalsbar.-1114.tleton Maki Mr. L Monternerte's Lady Sophie Mr. Chaplin a Volunteer 3 Mb others also ran. Betting : 7 to 2 ago* i : .44lttejr. apt Lady Sophie, 5 to 1 apt Python, oto 1 each apt Tenni)lament and Maid Malian, 100 to neat* apt Pantaloon and Opnpoaaa, and 10 to 1 apt Chignon. TNI. St'MY= &faille. a Muldfcap of 15 soya each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-oltand upwards : winners extra. Last sts furhnnts of 'Sunbury mile. , 91 subs.' Duke of NewcaatidsJulths, b) st. Albans—Jule 1 Count Batthyany's Mount Palatine 2 Ilaron Rothschild's Water Care _ _ Sk others also ran. Hotting; 2to 1 apt Dr Syntax. 1 to 1 each apt Julius and Mount Palatine, 8 to 1 each apt Roden and Marmite, and 100 to S apt Muiddan. _ Ht. llESTcurnmn STsitra of 30 ours. each, 20 ft, for 2.7 r. olds : colt, Mt 10Ib : fillies, VA Tfb ; winners extra. Last half of Buubury mile. 60 subs.) Mr. Graham's FormoaXlßaccaseer—Ellar Duke of Hamilton's Baron Ro.bschlld's Suffolk . leive others atm ran : 3 "'.-'- • - • Betting: Even on Athena , aid to 1 apt 1" - Lion* Suf folk. 10u toe each apt Miracle, Pearlfeather, and Citron. and '2O to 1 apt Formosa. A 31.ticsa PLATI of C5O, for 2.yr.olds : colts, led 10th: Allies, Set 711,. Last half mile of Yew T. Y.C. (20 satrisal. b i rd Flt , m Ywc! C laniwlrd ty.f°l":sii!=eas!id" Baron itothashild's f by North Lbsoola—lflas Binds 2 Mr. 11)or's Ritualist Mem others abin ma. Betting :6to 4 onlitar;wood:10 14tit the Min °balk All 2, and 100 to TLi T t 6:mwdritt _ . . . T Last Ilalf.mile of New T. Y.C. The winner $o take She beaten horse. Lord i; . es6oriand's Signet, by n y; m ciette —Ellen Percy 1 ce Prin D. noltykoffs Princes Betting Ttol on signet. A PLATT of SO sons. for all ages : weight for Me the winner to he sold for .8300. or to arty 71b extra for exemption from sue. List six furlongs of B. M. 10 entries.) Baron Itothschild's nipple, by King Tom—Daughter of the Mar 1 Mr. De La Ce's The Haber Mr. Chaplin's Natinn Five others also ran. Betting: 8 to 1 on Hippie. There was nothing doing at the monis In the way of betting. The following are the quotations of the transactions on the course : DERBY. 9 to 1 isitat Lady Elisabethl 40 to laotThunderstorm'C and oil) 100 to 1 Restitution ti 20 to 1 Suffolk ,t) 100 to 1 See Saw 4: 28 to 1 St. Ronan .0 The objection against the 8g for the City and Derby Ilan• Means at Manchester haft been over-ruled, the stewards of the Jockey Club havine deckled that he is entitled to both stakes sad beta. SHARE LIBTB.-(THIS DAY.) tanorawr aaAA AIM UL ih. I Pd. I 331104179 I , C1. 13 41/ 4 8.2 I le 1 pas. Si. 100 9211001 and ineter -_ 79 81 .- St 100 Caledonian .. _.. __ 109 111 - St. 100 Cambrian - 10 eil Cornwall.. 3 6 - 8a 100 Dublin andlielfsstJunr II IS 84 164 Dundee,Perth,&lld3c 70 111 109 /91 Seek Leedom Scrip Cert -.- - 100 all Do - - - St. 190 Olsagowand S. Western - - - Si. us Areal Lem. Ord. Si. In 263 36 1 i St. 110 Do. 11. Ann. Wk., N 0.2. 6 7 - St. 109 OreatNorthotSootland - - - St. 100 Great Northern .. _ St. 100 Do.A . 1 Area motile. un- 111 113 - St. 100 Do. /11 tll6 p. c. is paldß - - - St. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. Stock - - - St. WO 04 h& Wed Ore.) Si. 100 Wes S t o Wester. 4 Bl 43 1 4 34 43 3 1 Si. 100 Do.StourVal.OunB4l/ - - - St 103 Do. South Wake . - - - - 9t. 100 Do. W. WI& -inked 27 10 - 8L 100 Do. Do. Ne wpo 27 21 - 91. 100 Lancashire & Yorire 128 120 118 Si 100 Lon..Briehtn, & &Coast 63 64 6434133 43 4 Se 100 London,Chathent.&Dov 16 17 173 3 St. 100 Lk, ll et liztee.A6p.e. 14 17 .-. W. 100 Landon &North Wain. 1133 113} 113} 3 W. 100 LoodonaltouthWeetere 76 77 77 Bt. 100 M.D. Shet.,&Lbsoolnah 453 43 - 84 100 Metropcdttes....... _ - 124 124} 63 43 5 84 160 1)0. ltxtension.4lvl. - dend 6p. 640111870 108 110 1093 10 1131 WI Metropoltten DIMS B6 90 zd - 24 10 10 Do. de. do. -•- - 10 ell Do. set Joluerwood - - - St. 110 ladlsad lll3 nsi 113113311 all Do. IS Shares , - - - St. 100 Do. Blrra. & Dark, ' 81 83 - St. 110 North Baitieli I to 51 St. 100 , Do. 1419,9erth,Dand_ - - - 84 100 12f. Sweern-Berwtok - ' 100 101 - 26 1111 I Do. G. N. Z. Pure-. - - - BL 100 De. Leeds -- -. 4O 62 - SL 1001 Do. Yak_.._ 92 94 - 8L 100 • Do. OmOde - - - 26 all Do. 1111481.1110911. p l3 34 333 16 11 Do. M. 1011411 - St. 110 North Can nes - ll4 Ili - 10 6 Do. ON 1166 3 13 p 5) et 100 NorthBlWerdshfre 67 69 - St. 100 N. & & Wasters Jat . .. 116 118 - 00. 100 looittelt Central - - - at. 100 Shropshire Unto; - 8t 100 South Devon_ ___ 67 49 - 20 100 South Seaters 643 663 651 653 1 an Illelnes.Wolchisigie..4l . 6; 9 10 - St. 100 'Tuff Vale - ...... -..1 143 162 •- 10 4 Do. C l3 $3 pm - St. 100 I Waterford & I.lllustsir - - 11 10 Watartoo & inlaid's/I -.- - BEMS& POOIWNIIO2IB. 111.1141 LIELIFATIL I Closing prices. I Wel ttio ,an Atlanticeelt. lawmen 16 68 14. '193 Dom. Bar. &C. g6p.c. 180 101 .4 1003 1 3 id 10 112 Do. 7 Shares . - ... - par 3pm 24 - 100 all buffalo & Lake kloroa. 31 4 6 3 - ell Do. 9rderescr 6 WI 100 1149.,Brant.103odevich -• 6 per ant. 18724-4 - 8L 100 ,Oa &IL lastan36p. Lg - - - 81 100 Cape T. & Dock 114 1 6.4 66 65 WO all Demerara7p.c. 99 lel - - 9a 100 But 1300wid ge. 6 e lOO 191 id - zd 10 73 Do. do. 6do - - - 14 100 East Indian ge. 6do lO7 108 zd 1071 3 id 10 2 Do. L Shares 1 13pm zd - id 84 100 ,13read Trunk °leaned l7 /8 - WI 100 all I Do. loan). 3L 8 11.Z - 100 I Do. let prat 61 66 - 100 101 l Do. Ltd prat Bond 6O 66 - 100 I all I Do. Ird pref. Stock 36 37 - 100 1 a Do. 4th mt. Stock lO 11 - ft 1100 Great Indian Pealneebt 106 1072&n 106} zd to 00 , all , Do. gun 6 pis era. - -pm - 10 1 6 Do. New do. - 10 ; 6 Do. New -. .. _ 1 13pre zeta W. 100 , 46 8. of ladl es 6 p..et. 100 101 id 10111 1 id it. 1100 Do. 41 per cent. - 103, all GS Western of Canada 16 143 - 100 I all D0.k . 0 . L . 44 4 pay.1873 66 97 - W Do. do. des 100 , 1W74. 66 47 - 10 I 8 I Indian Lolled) 1 Wks id - x 1 it. 1100 Madras 'mar. 6p. amt. 100 101 zd 1003 id it. 100 De. 441. 41 do- 93 95 id' - IL 100 De. do. 413 de BB 90 xd - 20 all Do. 1144 Ihrtexeloe -•- 1 - 60 all Melb. and HoLeou's Say 64 66 ! - 160 all Do. 6p. et.. puy.lB9l 94 96 id .- 100 all Do. 5 p.p at, pey.lBl6 10 84 , - At. 100 N.B.ofCan.Bp GaAs& 83 36 zd - IL 100 kinds, gm. 1 mooed. 99 1003 id - xd 14. 100 Do. Dead des.._ 9 o* 1003 24 - id II l6 Do. do. d 0....- ld 3pm 24' - It 190 Do. Penjanb do. .- de JOO id' - 2.1 it 101 Do. Irides 94.110 t. do. 80 86 141 - JOINT BIJILS.- RAN I& I rd laii IX)UWIAL GOIrgIVOULIT 11107 RM Mt_ Na I ATtp,K4 1180,000 arttleno4l.ak 0p.‘.4.,1117111 100,000 Do. :996 C.a. Gov. 6 p. c., 1877-84. • ▪ , Do. epee* lalatang. Do.6patot.Mar B.ll▪ 4.801 Do. speretJan.a 666,808 Do. Spica. Ins. 1 100,000 Cacdli Hopeoper.l7Ml d 0.1880.1000 , Do. de. 1880410 Do. da 180041 884,000 Do. ig.e.dp.dOct.l9lol 100,000 Otylon,Nov.U4S, opd , 160,000 Do, 1878. do.. 1.000000 Do. 1871 15... 100,00 Months 1 per 08, 1001 100,000 Do. 1678 100,000 Do. 1882 800,000 Do. 181131 186,800 IfstalGov.6p.o.Ap..toc. 166.000 New Brans.oov.Operct. 1,136,800 Now loath Wales Om.. p. seat, 1871 to 1876. 11,1171,800 Do. Sp. 6.1886 to 1695 860,000, D0.6p.c.r,1867 to 1876 160,000, New Zeeland 'per cent. 1.000000 Do. am cont. 600,000 Do. 0 par cent. 1881 844,000 D0.de.19/1 noe&Dec 260,000 Nova Bootle 6p. c.,1876 oisksool Queensland Gov. O p. at 1,177,456. Do. Do. 1801 .., 116,00019.L0a1G0v. 6 p. 0.87-77 De. 1878 and Epode. 860,000 Vle.Gov.4p. a Jab. Ja4l 7.000.0017 Do. op. ct aprl REV, 00 98 xd 98 100 98 100 83 88 xd 1111 86 xd 102 104 106 107 106 WI 107 100 xd et 94 101 103 107 109 106 196 101 103 id 103 115 xd 106 107 107 199 90 101 90 98 Ed. 971 ci id IN _lll.l 83t id 106 id - 14 BRITISH 101 105 93 95 106 107 104; RH 95 tVt 43 , 93 94 [dl 93 941d', IN zdi 1108}4 107 e id' - - i-4 931 I ii 107/ id 109 84 Mx I Sh. I HURL I Pd. ICL pries, I Bales. 1.004 i .. Ciherton I 81 7 8 - 2.900( .. Clifford Amd - 1,0141 .. Deo. G. Con. (Tedder ) 1 410 430 - 12,1130 .. Drakeralls - 6. 6 144 1 .. .. ud itut carad Hanst on (Lllosan) Hy 2t 2/ 22 1 00 1 114.4 - 1, .. Fast Cars Brea 6,200 .. Ernst Grenoillo llB 4 2 ... 1,005 .. Rod Lovell - 4,009 .. LW. Russell (Taoistic ) 111.7.6 2 24 - I; ,td. heft o,4i Grambler Lii d iy ilt u . a tin ) au llil 174 4 ti t id _..- id 1000 .. Greet South Tolson' - CM* .. G. W. For (11•1) = I , 6,0001 .. Grasville ' 9.0.6 1 if - 1,014( .. Hired's Foot ..... 8,000) .. Illngstoo Downs ' 610.8 24 14 - 1191 .. Margaret (Uny Want) 13.17.6 6 8 - 9,0110! .. Hark* van., ~. • 4.10.6 It 6 1 - 80,000, 4 hlwyndy Iron Or. ' xi 11411 - 400 .. New Seton ' 40 60 - 7001 .. North Poskear 4 3 481 5 7 - 6,640' .. North Wheal Crotty ' 2.13.0 31 4f - 0,000 . .. Pre United - 1,120 1 .. PreMenee (U. Coleus' 10.6.7 29 SI - 612 ) .. 8. Camden (St. c u rl If 340 300 - 8,1381 .. South Cando/row ' LILO . I - 490 .. S. W. Frances (Illogan) 18.119 36 40 - 9201 .. Stray Park ' 36.15.8 4 8 - 6AOO, .. Tin Croft I 9 Uf 14f - 6,000 1 .. West Basset (Illogan) lf f It - 1,014' .. W. Ceram& (Liokeerd): 14 810 8 I,ooo' .. West Cblverton - 4001 .. West Baton sis .. WI. Burst (Glop's) - ini .. IFb. Buller (Radrutk . ) lB 24 03 - 1,024! .. 'WMarA d tepleuben ) 8 13 15 - /1911 i .. Irking - 45,0001 .. i WI. Tr 010,043 (LIM i 6.17.0 7 9 -• NOZZION MUM No. I U. I MINIM. I Pd. I CI. prices. I dale.. 36,000 1 Alandllos Limited) •• a 8) Ili I - 100,000; 1 Anglo-Drat.Gold(Use.) k Ipra - 10,000 110 Australian I I - - 1 - 16,000 II Caps C.oppar (Lind _l' 7 per Ipm - 25,000 2 Capals3llvera,WlM SOL 14 14131 - 110,000 6 Cheatalsoll.k6.l4l4., . if 1 I PM - 10,000 10 Copiapo (Limited) ....I Illf 14 1 - 000.800 I Don Pedro, N. Del Rey; 145. 661 ' 15,000 3 Fast Del Rey (I.lmited ) r 14 118 dl - 16,000 1 Fortuna (Limited) ....I all Ol, , 4 60,000 1 Fronthso&BoUviaGold If 746 9.16' - 10,000 20 General I .11 17 19 I - IKON If Kapunds (Limited) 1134. 2 1 db - 15,000 3 Ilmuw(Llmlted) all 1 - 7,917, 6 , Lusitaulan Limited) 1 l'i - 50,000 4 'Panulcillo Copper (I ) 8 I dis, - 30,000 5 , Pestarena Gold (Use.) le . 1 pm 324 10,000 10 • PontsitendBiloerLead all - es 94 - 100.000 5 'dal illi 1 llf - 11000 60 .obre 4,114 •-•- dig - 110,006 1 'Scottish Aloha/ m ) air 4 14 - 11,000 10 St. John del Rey Lira ) 15 fa 80 id 59 I id 43,174 30 !United Med an Um sNtlf If _ 7 .0.000 .Val Antlgorla Go d (L) , 4 4 dis - 60,008 'ffallansascaGold(Um. ) .- - - 10,000 1 'Vancouver Coal (Um.' 6 4 3Ms - tome 1 !Val Saran' 'Limited' 4 - - -- 10,000, Nadine Gold (Limited' su s 1 ... 90,000' 'Worthing (Limited) all it -. 76,000 .11'orks Penlnsula(Lhis 611 I 4 Ago tYsdanamotans 'Um ' all 1 1 -1 • 8 16-10 4 par CIL prism I Wm. CRICK&T. Sugr.ee v. Oxman UnveitierT.—The annual contest between these two elevens neumenced yesterday at the Surrey County Ground, Kennington Oval, on wickets apparently of the usual standard of excellence • we say apparently, because the stead rain which had fallen during the night, and up to shout 5 o'clock had beau Just sufficient to make the playing ground extremebr treacherous, while to the eye it looked as smooth as • billiard. table. There were some departures from the published list, to wit, on the side of the I. entreaty Mr. Fredericks vice Mr. Fellowea, and Mr. Matthews vice Mr. Carter : while on the net of Surrey, their oil captain, Mr. Miller, joined them, Mr. Collyer making way for him. Surrey again won the toes, and elected to assume the defensive, improbably most captains would have done having the option, although It proved to their disadvantage. Owing to some of the Oxoulans being late play did not commence till nearly half.paet 12, three quarters of an hour being cut to waste. When they did begin Humphrey and Jupp represented Surrey, and Mews. Kenney and Miles, the two left-handed Oxford bowlers:, very rare thing In a University team - , trundled to them Mr. Boyle kept wicket, owing to Mr. Bei& having re ader:4 an Injury to his hand during the late match. The bowl ing was of excellent quality, and was favoured by the ground, which, u the players described It, caused the ball to go " all over the place:" it was most difficult to play them at all, and especially so to keep them down. Atter Humphrey had made a single, Jupp hit one of Mr. Kenney's to the off, and started to run, but it we beautifully fielded by Mr. Bartholomew at cover point, and between him and the wicket keeper Jupp was very cleverly run out. A very bad beginning for Surrey. Stephenson Caw in, but only stood a few tons, which be played, but did not trouble the scorers he put one up at cover point. Griffith bit very freely indeed: and, with the exception of SI r. Noble,was the only :Surrey man who could do anything with the bowling—he made several line bits to square leg, and • splendid forward drive to the tavern for 5. So rapid was his pan, that he made 35 by • five, three fours, two threes, and a two, while Humphrey booked 16. At this point he hit a ball of Mr. Kenney's s• Heaven's high," and was caught at mid-on. Mortlock was • long while at the wick:t before he scored, and soon he lost Huns phrey—a " popper" from Mr. Kenney striking him on the wrist, and dropping on his wicket. Poole, followed, and muse • good cut for 4. and was clean bowled by Mr. Miles. Mortlock's next visa-via wee Mr. Noble, who effected some good ca-drives: he also was credited with • live, through the Oxford captain shying at the wicket. Mnrtlock had now to retire, having put • deceptive hail which "broke" into the hands of shortalip. The colt !Roberts; made a sir.gle, and then was aught by " third man." Sewell was checkmated by another " curly" one of Mr. Mass's. Souther ton got but 2, and shortly after Mr. Noble was caught oR the same bowler, Mr. Miller carrying out his bat for one. The inning. closed at four o'clock for 101. The Surrey wickets fell as under :—One for 1, two for 7, three for 53, four for 55, five for 60, six foe 77, seven for 78, eight for 85, and nine for in, and 4112 for tel. The Oxonians began their Innings as usual with Mews. Tritton and Case, at twenty minutes past 4, opposed to the deliveries of Sontherton (Pavilion end) and Griffith. The former opened the hall, and off the first ten oven as many runs s made, erbee " • THU dla _dim mei IL am tee Mt I morning. ...,..o. l. CO, ;;;AZZ;file " l7l . l7WiZMI ." ;a7 ;:;1171,ref7 70 " g0 . InTilil n gi ITZ, r, PPlrla (*wall* - : 411 2:122' 4 E-16 22 ;0 4 ,re1/ ; DQ. •••• ' rr2: -* -I A I . - '-;1-8- ' ;'-'re-t-'1451--ire--ei-iTa ;;;;"7111°t-T-4."1"1*.--"i`ti -At a subsequent period of the evening, This Pert heard °mew** resumed Se - d&Y, and concluded . Moutherton's, which broke on the treacherous ground and 4:0331 st I Do. laa iiase ' --"" 3 - - 60,4100 10 ..............7 ,1115 ,.•1 . 5 i .....e, P - -*. were fully 2s. a head down as compared with last week's 1 I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that In opposition to the will an attempt was made to show carried away his middle stump. Griffith had bowled four Levi& go , /Ammo& Bk_ Indina ) 4 - dim - pricea Best mutton, Std. to 74. and down to Bid.: ewes, W. per lb. Lambe-Top pekes, Ws., 28e , t7s. ; current. gla to that the imitator was subject to insane delusions, but the maiden; out of seven oven, and got the first ball of the eighth eoeeee77oo ' poe m , Geb.,1364,36re all - ere - 17,800 10 Continat -...... t.al unruiLl i; 1 .... 0 :dill -- 11.000 15 11./ins.,Pret.74 pa all i 6 a - Oa, and down to 15e. bd. • heed. Fed pigs brought te. W. since he last addressed the house he had received jury were unable to agree, tell being for the instrument and past Mr. Frederick's bat, making the seeond Oxford wicket for tem& ea LoakkotHesico,Am4L) 111 ... -um - 265,000 100 .of L0n.8d.1877,419.c. all 102 103 - to Ca. ed. per stone; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 71. ed. a communication that official information had been two against it. The parties, however, agreed to acoept this 13. Two singles were added and then Mr. Case received his 73,000400 London nod nrseutnn !40 - dl. - 200,000 100 Do. do. 1.79 do. ell '- - - received of the execution of the Emperor Maxi- result. and, quktus, being neatly caught by Poetry off Southerton. The ox. 33 . 033 go Da. New __... _ ford captain and Mr. Boyle now g.ut together, the latter ample° L, 7& &&&31....p1 a y & a..) ea - pm 45 10,000 50 Dealt (L).. 10 44 3444 - - 1 Milian, and that in consequence her Majesty could The Court decreed probate. opened his account by cutting bouthertou late for 3. eye& is Do. Neu, ie h , at 1,0.1 16 -- De - notes 11 St Pulses ..-.... 100 25 t 7 24 6 TRAFFIC RETURN& !tot attend tho reriew this day, and it had there- Dwain oven were now howled for seven runs . No change .0.000 U Do. do. do 110- - Pm 41011,1110. M. Preference - --....- . I fore been postponed for a few days. He added was Instituted till these stalwart batsmen had augmented the 60,036 to Loa Ilt. Bank of Aug& , all -- zd -ad 43 77,000184. De. 6p. et. Perp. Deb.lloo 102 106 ad -id 7,500 111 Darpmling (Limited) ,17 6 4 ..u. - RAILWATa. Mlles P. Nee - Teta. Toni. that, under these circumstances, the house would THE POLICE COURTS. score to 02, when both Griffith and Southerton Tad a rest, the 37 . 100 30 e.g. and County.... pp - - c.ll 'Roberts going on with lila fast high deliveries at the 12,600 20 Do. do. New a - - - - men lis Irestern Assam Tea (L. 61 7 6 eb. - i not think it unreasonable to hold a morning sitting _..-0.- Dar-lion wicket, and Sewell at the other end. Both got hit, and TXOOO, 60 Lond on Joint Stock l6 - - 444 113,000 50 gindiaLand,C.& Fln,L 10 6/ 5144 - Week end April 77. open . . 222272 1 ch" li tias. i r . I r . Great South: g el oflisdia.. 127 647 Gni 1,240 773 I - runs men much faster, the ground having been by this time mope pp Lam a rommaietes& •u - - Ken' to E. India lrrig. & 164 4 3 41. el -ad .this day. 9 BOW-STREET. restored by the wore-Mug rays of the sun to its normal condition. Goon Ho Lo u,ie. wee•re(ume) es - gia - 89,0001 611 Ebbw Vale .... - . 77E is 14 di, - Week ending June & was summoned to answer the Northern of Canada Sewell, who had howled four oven at the lower wicket, now 116813 110 Igyptisneonz&lT,L(L.) 6 ♦4l 4 di. - The house having gone into committee on the Representation of the Peooe Bill, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER called atten- tion to the position in which the measure was :oMMaurgiirrge.Gloa:f hill, el l.c)w having f ais l 1 barrister , obtained n. e ttie appearedß i ll sum gf oar o p f pt oh l e , , 00 c e . , complainant, from Dada b y f a l se pre t ences. at KO. and with the last ball of the second over Me Maitlaild who elated I was wel caught by Parley at .1 10 - - 103 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Urn.) . 1 15 - - - seczkyvenfl,lzbuotritiw.ped.A. ieryii.7l4yrs...gui th hc e tiuto w l : ar ck v e te t . ,Lol our a zpsie very thn. w hed e th ll .7 7 . k e' etie C" tee " L : d 7N a l, V m .neaysi 'L) I Po n -- -- ak a. , = 60.000 50 Meroantile&ggcnan(L) 20000 10 Metropolitan (Limited) aU - - - NUM& St Electric Telegraph .... 140 140 145 16,0014 10 Do. New 70,4100; 5 3 3 Wen ei - " 10,000 M 100 11 "4.Eng la stapA il d : Lir ttieb """C°PP" Maret C= ii ; r li m il 5 1 'U M ' --- Week ending June lb Smyrna and Omaha Week ending June 17. tAnstrianLombardy&C.L 61 955 179 974 .-. ruth Austrian Lan& .1091 14,043 27,449 41,002 403,153 • 4 4 4 h4Wen.. 5 Idle par - placed. Government having considered what oo- that the defendant was staying at her parents ' house in mi." m 44,9 1 51, 8r M 9 4. Mr. Boyle, after 4000 100 Midland Bank (1,1 m) .. ID - - - trysai etlani n .l c n i r) . 1.1401 19,906 11,120 42,115 44.1 51 1 Edinburgh in 1161$, when she was about 17 years of age. playing aspiendid innings of 13, compriiing two fours, four 10,000 eiNatioaal of Australasia 4- - Pal - 1 1 11 01 2 4 r 1; Forwst (Ware "'‘i l l : 424 ollttee 'l3 1 1100 , 13 1 I 1 curred on Friday, the opinions expressed, and the SOO,OOO II Crolitst , Dia t t 171 2 i di, 5/ 1.1-11 Week ending June 18. He teni:led her to come to London, and she left her home threes. eight twos, &c., was brilliantly caught at soon 110,000 100 Netional of IJool.. is - = its - I 10,000 'l5 . nem Ha • 14 ge - ig Belted and N. Counties divisions taken, thought they were justified in to live with him. She became the mother of • child by leg by the cult Roberta, and Mr. Kenney was at once bowled woe tee N. pe e , et .... U - coming to the conclusion that, subject to the modi- defendant, and at his instigation she commenced a la mm i,th f ,, r° .,, m ,, Ne k .,, wen e, r,„„,,hich,. uprooted ~, .. his middle stump. same 10 no, ingaWstana. a - - -. mow 'so Sow &Colonial .(L. 6 41 210. - Londonderry& Coleraine 6,030' 10 Hongitonceitina Gm all 810 - Week ending Jane M. I Seel clause of Mr. Horsfall, the opinion of the chancery suit against her own brother, the defendant Merin --•-•th--am.,- Bartholomew o' r ir d th gomilen t cricket , and d NOM 50 NMINeI leak .. ...... SI - - _ otherloo,ooo, le Hudson's ii - louse was in favour of the redistribution scheme being her counsel in the matter, receiving fees, lac., in the few minutes only before the ciil of " time,' ln flr o . n Miller . r a e n ilet'- 91. 1C 0 ° 01 :0 0 te i rei ll"li wiaar w s ei ! .....7 -- 7 -- - - _ - wool 76 twlaadeo. snake 1,121 i 12 11 di. - Week MDR" June 30. ' venal manner. At the termination of the suit in 1861 a l ug Floutherton. The mama between these two Ozonises was 60.006 eg orientes Binh Comm% 50,000 1 Indian Carrying (Lim , 111 14 4141 , . 1 proposed by the government, and he suggested - - _- Belfast and County Down 441 682 1 , 14 991 7'4! 68 410 974 1.3e1 1. 150,000 ' 4 Internat. Finsn.Boc.(L 11 121 110 tin 31 Ma Brecon sod Merthyr sum of e 000/. was paid to her by the Messrs. Valiance not, however, to be dissolved that night so at half. It - that, after settling Mr. Hibbert's clause, the trim - seven, when the stumps were drawn, Oxford had lost seven gikooo 100 preeise, et solicitors, -' and the defendant received the money free;Pe. its" 110 P"'"2"1 = 2.(14 " -. .... dh - wickets for 144 rune, Nix. Dishy being not out with 26, and Mr. 10,000 10 Do. 40. New:... di .- ... 100,000 M lateraat InisdCrediAL I $t 1 0 - Briatol and Fader 1341 4.825 6359 8,1141 7.4 $ 1 imittee should go at once to the consideration of her outride the office, subsequently taking it to h" - 10,000 50 Italian land. SII it ti. - Great Eastern 704 21.439 16 . 037 1 7,476 16,0 . '• . Bartholomew with 21. Play will be resumed this day at 11.30. 50,000 10 Italian Irrig.(CanCay.' all 4 d - Great Western 1311 43.942 36.426 82.317 41,F. the schedules and that the new clauses, of which own solicitors . The defendant had induced her M. C. C. AND Gaorits V. Noeroie.-.This match was berr...,...in 1 6 706 M 1 NO W fitand. "4" A el 2"121" 13. 6 Atr - lea - - .. le ad ....- _gell -- 1,000000 100 Do., p. c. Ids. r. 187. all 42 47 - North British - notice had been given, should be taken on the to invest the money in a Cornish quarry of great yesterday at Longs Ground, the club taking lint inning The 10:000 pm Go, do. us 44 4 pm. Is - ... a. - 10,005 50 land Ilecuritiee(Llna 1.. 6 52 di - Nine days ending June 30. promise, which he had described as his own property rain bad affected the "play" of the ground, and the M. C. c. 60,C00 15 Milos et Australia_ .....I aU -. ... 4,0001 16 Land.AbicanTradiag.. 10 7 6 dl. .- Dublin and Meath 35 206 157 181 ] report. He went on to say that, instead of thirteen- and wholly free from incumbranoe. He consented to wicket& fell thus : -One for 23 , two for M. three for 37 , fuer 1. .r MON 100 Ileke ef Ireland issu.), n - - dis - 45, five for 4e, six for 48, seven for 49, eight fur 71. nine for wt. 10,010, 84 Tinian ot londen -- IS -- I 40 1 10,000 Si LOD. & Caledoa. M. (L 563 di e-. new boroughs, is originally proposed, it was now guarantee 400/. • year interett to her, and a deed was littlee 10 Len.CountyLeaddtl3l:, 11/ 1 dl. - • Newcastle Races 1806 and 1167. 11 proposed, in consequence of four members having drawn up, under which the defendant took possession ( ten for 103. The Norfolk bowlers were G. }trig, Jolly, H. Cot- • Call pending. 11,400 i 4 Load. DietticliTeleg.( all 111 - 31 o terell. Inland, Keppell, and De Grey . The count cat but • 40,0001 50 nd. Doan. Assn. (L 30 22 21 di - 11 been given to the four large towns, to reduce them the 2,000/. A portion of the interest 111411 paid, but for two poor nmare against the bowling of Grundy and A. Law, their 1411,6251 4 Land. G. OninibnaC.(L all 21 3 21 w to nine , and that the boroughs which would not be years or more she had received nothing, had undergone wickets failing thus : -Oise and two for 0, three for 2, four fur 8. FOREIGN RAILWAYS, 6.0001 60 Lond.*Olseg. Eng.Co.(l i 21, 23 20 .1 1 . - [Advertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S PILL& - Thr b great privation, and was now destitute, being entirety de- five and six for 16, seven for lice's t nine, and ten for 33. in 114. 1 Pd. i RAILWATIL I Mine piles& 1 MIN 54000 te ad. Provincial ltaiine lOn par id - truest philosophic:2lloßit c 4 inquiry led to the dibcovery ~ ( !t. , a enfranchised Were St. Helen's, Keighley, Luton, • pendent on the charity of friend.. She had only lately their second innings, the dab lost nine wickets for 75 runs, 7 . . all A . o 0 , ,,,,,, 0t00 _ 1,0,10100 1 84 Madras !rein'. & Canal , l - priceless medicine. and the most unselfish labour and roam . Is and Barnsley. discovered that the quarry upon which she had advanced whet , the swain , were dawn far the night. 10 all , Fra (L)g7p.e. 13 1: 6 I - I 5p et.g.byliadianCior. all 93 102 zd 101 ad have been Incurred in bringing so great •boon to the kiimir 1r le re mr. CRAWFORD said he had • clause on the her mons had never been the property of the defendant I 6 . all Illelelan X. J modem, ~. 1 1 - a paper, and he thought he should be placed at a except in Kis capacity es • trustee, and that, so far from its I THE W/MBLIDON Merritio.-Yesterday morning „ 9° I a1 ,,, , ,,,,,,, 1LL . Tre. '„,„, k „.„,, a44 , 1 . 79 ` 99.44 l6 au - 11000 6" " 10 "A Morit ti llites "l424 . Ter(L ( ). L . a 2 ll 14 t u r : 9,280 Id Merchant Shipping (L. all Si 42h being unencumbered, as represented to her, the local the most active progress was being made for th bin - ;if comatie --- 7 - - -.- andir,he Every sy w oi I Invalid la the u i . who a e ii i i ,: c h which, i! t the. will .. I 1 a M t.. ni T il ie :. si d tr, . 1 , h i., rt. theidu g t hs ut rule-.n t a r , i v. ~; ~ :, :ki , disadvantage if he had to propose it with the e ope ng tee 1 - _ - 4500,000 84. Millwall F.Ld.&Dodol,‘ 1010 45 60 - should be taken in the doses and at the times distinctly qv , l el i In i Speaker in the chair instead of in committee. bankers had • • lien upon it of 2,006W. 0 'of the volunteer camp on W imbledon - common , which is le all I flo. - litiesks ~. - - ree 40,000, 10 Killeen IronWorlot. .. 71 -- dl - therein, while great attention should be paid to the did w Mr. Gill-What is the charge against me! expected to be ready for occupation to-day. Although the toe Ss Dnintb= sh Wlly&a )- - die ... 116.6001 10 Natal Lead &CoLCIL., fe s dl - many minor matters, all of which, however, are impeot , 4 • Mr. BRIGHT thought there was some reason in Mr. Vaughan-That is obvious enough. Yon are shooting does not - commence till Monday next , all the m _ls Dutch el 011ie - 119,000, 16 National Dia Cora. L. 6 71 Sipe 1 21 inasminh as they augment the curative powers of the Ilik. rv . the proposition of the Chancellor of the &Eche- charged with obtaining 2,,0110/. from this lady by false volunteers from various parts of the kingdom ' will be 10 '",,,, .......... 3. ' , 54 26 - 41,000 M Do. NOW, Issued p. 6 21 3 pn , - vent them from disagreeing with the most delicate, and •P''' 1 11 I 10,000, 16 NanonalProv.Marinall 21 4 3 di. - dis time and suffering. es quer to postpone the clauses ; but he expressed his pretences. under canvas to-morrow night, and the preperations -. 3 iT , ----• - c r e T t r e j ( jj - F 64 4 4 •1, The defendant proceeded to croceexamine the profiecu- ! which are being made for their reception are very eaten- es all Gnat Inzerabourg - 10,000 iOO National Stearn Nay.(l. 110 18 111 11. - lit extreme dissatisfaction with the proposal to find Mx es to her age and habits, accusing her of drunkenness, sive. Besides the regular lines of tents erected by the ft all Imperial Mexican (1.1 l 4l 1 1 1 114 : Wee 10 IterbuddeCoal&lroWL ' 6 Oh pm -• ___ ___- q 16,000 10 Neweoneolidat Dis.(L' 3 1 Bs - the four seats by striking out four places which he BIRTHS, IILiRRIAGES, AND DEATHS. a 61,000 . 6 New Quabrada. Limited al 84 1 .its 14 N Ste., till reminded by the court that hi. question. were not association there are no less than seventeen metropolitan M all Lemberg.Csernowns(L) 144 LI - -0-- admitted ought to be represented. The seats pertinent to the charge. Eventually be produced •a letter and provincial end regimental camps, among which the Vie. 119 .. a 1 1..... M....ere... &Wee _B/ as 91 some , Pi N.leabed L&M.Aff i t 11 par Ipm -.. vi - 10,600' 25 W.Zealandt,t Lou 11 5111 pm - BIRTHS. Is ought to be found by disfranchising the very small written by Miss Dodd, consenting to receive 4001. a year torus , London Scottish, the Queen ' s( Westminster), Civil m ass im....gi.aPrL 1 Berg-goy lit 19 ad - boroughs. It would be a blessing to some of those , interest, an.l making special reference to the mortgage Service, and the London Irish, are noticeable. All the butts 11 all IN ern of France .. 47 40 - la upon the querry. On being questioned, Miss Dodd stated and the entire arrangements for the great rifle meeting, g . .r, it• Lill - ter*.,,,1 7.9.6. 2 2 - ..18.00, 10 15°455 D .. r it ALUM T 55 1 " ) 4 1 " , 4 4 p a i di t ; HARVEY.-. 1817 2. at Upper Tooting, Surrey. th e ~,h. „) r H., req. KN., of a son. sa 111117.175; St. N.Bris.Austrelaim (L MO 40 45 -. boroughs to disfranchise them. He read a letter_ KIALT. - . l rislY K at Ashley-house, Gosport, the wife of J IL el from an elector at Dartmouth stating that that borough was most corrupt. that she wrote all such letters at the dictation of defers- which promises to be the most successful yet held, are le •all Norwegian Truk Pref. - - elan(, and Mr. Lewis said there was no reference to the nearly completed. Yesterday morning the roads leading to II es Oelanan (Andras Au 3 31 11 mortgage in the deed. ' the common were crowded with vehicles IS all Par k 14 3 -. - 411,000 50 N.Brit&Mereen.lo.(L 61 16 16 - 60,000 IS Ocean Marine (Insure.; 5 14 15 pm zd - 10,000 1 50 Otiestal*nandaltUall 11 10 8 cli - Keel). M.D.. of a ton. 11 11 M o &N . C MIL .I O.-J ug u , ly o ha da t u T t ro.hill, Kensington. the *if' a of bringing Pmniwns Is sll !Park and Orissa. .... 34 36 5 Mr. J. HARDY observed that if liberals would Mr. Vaughan - Nevertheless , it is an answer to this ' and stores to the camp, and several detachments of us a n y i .. dh , & 8.1,...,41_, 114 14 114 - 90,000 5 OriaotalGas(Lbaliedl).. an Mel -• PATTERSON. -July 2. at Winton-lodge, Streatham, the • sac 1 30,000 5 Do. New 1 1 ite , - contest Dartmouth, they could not do so with any charge. The summons is dismimed. volunteer regiments are expected to pitch their tents. The m m i i e hm i e.rumima - - - R. C. Patterson, gab. of a daughter - - - 111 . 7551 " -311 . 1 7 2. et Montague - place, Russell even., the wife : lope of succor utiles@ they resorted to bribery. I office of the National Rifle Association will be opened on aeu 'joist Swedish .. .. - 15000 15 Otago 43 Bthland lave*. t I.lla par - - ot Mr. C. Rumen, of a sou. - • Colonel GILPIN advocated the claims of Luton to I the common to-morrow morning. It was officially an. 4 all I Do. I per mai. .... i 1 • - LAMLNTABLE AVel PENT OFF WESTON-SUPER- . flounced yesterday that the Belgian volunteers would be SO sa isssibis and Minim_ ..... • 2 7* - ~ representation. 10,214 5 Do. do. ns.l(kroo 10 5 C". p.p ."a pt ° . s7 it.ll:4lsti :al al 6 14 VI - £1111140 ..0 14 1 . 6 -J a L gh ly f ier at Stamford, the wife of 0. N. SiDill. B , EP' W 2 I MARRIAGES. en Mr. J. B. SMITH and Mr. W. E. BAXTER tlOl, MARV. -An accident of an Unusually painful character' received at Wimbledon on the 13th instant by the Prince ... 10 all _. l e__ Do ijrg "* . L rill. .. . 9 - 55 - ag00,003 84. Paelltiv.Lesdallia.(L:il6o 37 40 - occurred on Wednesday evening, which cast quite a gloom of Wales. On their arrival at Wimbledon station they ;al izz i ,,,,. a t 1. . 4 .1, , a ; 0 ~ - 30.000 54 Peninsular & °Atom. I all 43 45 421 4 LYNES-HUGH fa -July I, at Holy Trinity Church . Corrf ' 7 . . am dially concurred in the proposition of the Chancel- 144 161 15 1 90,000 60 Do. do. New 1835' all 42 44 - over the usually pleasant watering-place of Westomsuper. : will be escorted to the common by a guard of honour coin- ID 16 'South East. of Portugal - - dls -. 20,000 50 Do. do. do. 1807 5 5 3 die - of A Hughes. gam ,of that city. 3.0 r of the Exchequer. Mare, and by which two human beings lost their lives. It Posed of English volunteers, The following official memo- to all -Southern ot France.... 211 524 - i madam has been issued (ram the War-ogloeTo le ail linens and Savona .... 2 4 10,000 50 Papaw I all Uvs Lord CRS/MORNS deprecated any interference appears that a young gentleman or the name of Jenkins, - 10,000 15 Do. Yew I all 61 7 MAW,. et with the forms of the house, the obse ,rva,,,, o f Who hes been residing for some time at Weston, and who , enable the necessary arrangements to be ar made, made, it is re 57 • 9. west l Fleshes gi ♦ 9 - ILI all 1111 20 ..: - Tll l) :oll tbs imm4 AS- Be t ; cairi. .l 7 TTlAß lLYne :-.1 ...4 u1 K y . 3,.. Lr d a of e.. C j is i p li t h on . .. l . ' ;:spe L, 7 4 , ieu . b , y , t d . ;:e o -14 ' h . :; - • . ( house, Hackney, to Mary Matilda, daughter of J. % . - which was never more necessary than in the discus. is well known and respected in the town, went out, fora ' quested that volunteer corps tntending to tali:Jut in th yo l l 2 l yy r.,,Nr .w. " o r i, r 1 .: 40 , rd. 1 : 4 2 5 2 t review at Wimbledon on the 20th Ins - tent • I send in - - 34. ,, pp jDol.ClB7lftePrwL:l al 11p 211 KM 10 itto Janeiro Oea ( ) - Yogi.. of Amhunt.road, Hackney. , ',Neil t I lions On this bi ll . short cruise in his yacht, a zinc boat, built for him in Bristol. He was accompanied by a boatman named their ■ applications for permission to attend in the usual ______ FOREIGN InsLIGATIONS. 18000 100 ,Royal MallSteena II IS itt 16 4,51 4184.010 St i3cot Andra Invest (L 'IN 110 126 - WILLS-HA MILTON. -July 3, at Regent.wirorr "ve r '"' Church, by the Rm. W. K. Hamilton, Frederick. I. of ll_ '!., Co lee Mr. GLADffTONE said he had a clause in reference Stevens. About 8 o'clock, when off Breen Down, manner as early as possible. No applications will be re- SUM) 10 .804.1rinen..1 . 6upte(1. DI 1 6lb - Willa, Eq., of Carbon Park, Bridal , to Annie, ilarighlrr se l i to South Lancashire w h ich he should bring for- • stiff squall was encountered, and the ward, an one of the representatives of that county, and he could not take it after the schedules. After some further discussion, in the course of suddenly capsized. Both men were yacht ceived at the War-office after Monday, the 13th instant. of course struggling at In making their applications for permission to attend, 11 zd - 1 174 ad cane In the waves, which at times, IN II well known, run very comrnanding officers should state whether the corps under toe all I Ha and Matanzas 11? 92 high off Weston, and were placed in a position of irnmi- I nent peril, from which the result showed it was impos- ' their command will march to Wimbledon, or go by railway to Wimbledon station, or by steamboat to Putney." se : I suali Fd.. o l .rit.b.g. RAILWAT S 9. p..L I Mang "KUM I Bales, idi ainum poopp 1 •,,e, Ar r i cnr og & r n_ )t, . , f 4 410.1 :,.._ teD all pitmans am, Fribourg 97 100 IN all 'Matanzas end &haunts - - -. - - ad KM M ItiontthlustrallanLial.. l all 115 87 1 It Illshaterlai Telegraph ..)100 415 75 I - 1 I Do Scrip all i a the Rev. J. Hamilton. D.D. FISHER --July 3, at Croydon Mrs. Ilizaheth Fisher, aged 7 : , '-' ' i ITaLConetnseAfgaiam, an - - =. GUNDRY.-July 2, at Brid D po ZA rt7Duraetzliire. SD. Gaa' l n• " LI" "l Do. Do , se, 10. 11, which Mr. Lowe objected to the course proposed, a ible to save them. Mr. Henry Britten happened I i BOMBAY HAIL.-MARMEILLIDI JCLT 4. - The 100 all I Do. oecooo lasuo•• • • 07 foo and Mr. Luso and Mr. &ova= acquiesced in it, cruising in his yacht near at hand, and tacked Lord E. CAYRNDISH complained that two of the boroughs from which the promise of seats was withdrawn were boroughs in the West Riding of 1; Yorkshire. The CRANCILLOR of the EXCHZQUER said in order to rend-..r any assistance in his power , humane endeavours proved useless, for the w immediately ; Columbian arrived at 2.30 p.m. to day , The mail leaves er, but his for London at 5.50 p.m. bodies to we b i e e B94 10 all afore)Mlo at Treace spot. 111 124 ad z SO all 1 (lat•Charl. 31p. et - - WO al/ Ottoman (isarroa. A c.) 45 56 HEALTH /12.520115 D BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE .. a/1 Do. do. honed at 72 20 2S - - lost to sight in a brief time, and the two pereons lost their . firoxecti. nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young. caring 110 all Terfa.Lionealte Epee It 114 zd - -yes. An effort was made to recover the bodies, but it ' dirNePsta (indigestion). conetlpatine. diarrhoea, acidity, heed. 100 all lk 8. F. (Panel.. 93 95 - was unavailing. Mr. Jenkins has only recently been ' ir se . l_s_t ng ueurel c.g t ath brat . : ll 4 f.,. l lol , l) . ll • l lolo . . pu sl o efrelemaesa n. low.pirita de . 6 b1 0 1 . 1 0.0 ty, 10 4 all yd Swedish sp. et.. 14 II ad - mav be imagined, has be married , and his 7:2 wife, as may ... • annual cures which had resisted all mel.Wlnee, lneledlap that of * Le °made? p. el in 58 - as &Lom-Vsei. Sp.e. 81 67 gd - IMAM 93 inseeleMMlSMls.(4.l I Si 3ppz -.... Isz e Al„._.,„,:: I L al . Zra-perk, Ch l„ ester. Julia Mink 1.5001 pp Trinidad) Twang= a se the 32500 , 10 'Trust& o n :om M . n u r ui t m i zitio oe N 7ll3 .„4 . 6 : L os u e l eit t...al 5 1 I t 1 1 t2 Pla ...= 25,000 16 anted Diatomite ' g at T ssi 1 dle ... 1L - July 2 , at the Sparrow's Nest, Whitton, nen if• SI. : jct. H. Sister, EN SHARP -July 2, at tipper Brunawiek-place. IMO widow of the late J. - C. Sharp, aged Ot widow of the late T. Willis, Ent., aged 47. Ini --- ton, Signalize ~.,.. 511.000 1 6 lilted IL deg. 6•74. - .1 .a I 14 ... WILIJ3.-July 3, at Park-terrace , Greenwich . Mrs. MarY l''' 20,0te 5 I Do. 10 case. gist si - - scow SO Univera. - lIIRCI.II S Is 11411 , - Aso ,30 Yea DISONWS lAA (IL) 1 9 - -....1 7' ..... as i would not salt the committee to come to a decision on the proposition at that time. been thrown into • a d ful ■ state b y the terrible loss she hi li has sustained . So acute have been her feeling, that it wea deemed net-emery to procure medical aid forher.- Waders his o nem the Pope. -Tins, at la 11.1. ; 114., 2s. ed. :tub ., tn. : 100 all uth Yalta Pert ?De. - - 2416., 405-Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London : into 10 thamof France Spas. 12 121 01, Gracechurch-street , a Cheeped*: 63 and 150, Orford -street; 1111 1 Italian, 3 per et 5 0 -. _ - 14 11143 0 , 1 0 0 Ther 0 7 011 014 111111. 4.1 1 7 1 1 9 4 s -id Printed and Published by WILLIAM ROO RAL/to, Of rotor, a 6, 10.0001 50 WllThaf MOMS (TAWI.) IR II 9 - I Lonbard-street, ha the City of Loudon, P , . WOW 50 MeetindleaPaelbillad 111 5 fl ... • MUNI, lo Loveherd.treet, In the Precinct ef g'hin Plti The committee then resumed the discussion of ' Dad, Press, and all grocers and chemist- - ladvertlessend M ,IN. Wit Fr& 3p C. is 111 ad • Oall posibi. FRIDAY. JOLT 5, 1867. 4 • . • . .. . do' - - iu - • l (Us! _ Z 4411 - - q.l T. 60,000 10 . 10,000 SO 50, 100! 100,000 20 60,000 20 20,000 10 10, 40 12,600 10 12, 20 10,000 20 20,000 SO 20,000 60 10, 10 10,000 60 10,000 1 60 10 40 ,:t 10 ° O. 10 0 0 000 1 0 ,000 100 110,: 10 60,000 10 10, 1 60 10,000 60 110,000 10 90,000 50 60,000 20 00,000 20 20,000 60 20000 100 10,600 20 ..... - Z i a . Bank (Lim.)• Alliance Limited Anglo 6gy Aust ptis rian Angle zi(Ll m.) Anglo Italian (Limited) Australasia Danko( Brllisheolumbin Do. Now, loaned Spin Bank of Ewa Bank of O{ Ban/tof Bank of New Zedand I &Wan &Caltfurnian(L ) British N. America .. C. Bk. halo, A as., Clidna Marl Alm of Lila. dos City Colonial I Omni(dated Dank (L.) Do. do. New Deihl and London (L. ).. lad London (Lathan) Ilaskra Exchaaga(Lini.) Znallab and Amman . Eng. Boakß.datanetroL ling./Moan Anal amid Pkailish and (Swedish (L) Imperial Bank (limited) Imperial Ottoman lonian . I :idle: $1 L-16 zd Aogio-AnserlesereL (Li &!0•-•lialcan lOW .. Auantie TellogrNe •csnt-- Tffibrairan — ATirleaL Anatrallan M Tea Be em iCraterwo=l. Do. New &Mow Vaughan my Bombay Oaa (LtadtaDi Do Nen British American LW B. & I. Mag. Tel. (L.) — l l ICanada Company = lanLoan& pany InviL Ditto u d Com • shares sylL Malted. I Ch"9La„ Dise°4l* CitiofLoodoct. Pro.(L) qty MU= Impro.(l 1 City of Moscow Clas (L) City Oficas ( Lim) Ookisdal (Maited) Do. 4418 13 tils If 12 11 2f 2}414 110 4 4 dla lie la 14 1b; 14 4 44 pee«. I dal.. 1 1 4 1 : 21 44 60 81 87 184 194 Paz *Pm 121 134 14 np.2. 4 f e 'i dle 18 t is in ii ii 16-16x1 _ ea Idi id zd Do. 8 MARKETS. TA LLOW.—TEICLIDAT IlYasiica —lllr tallow market ea, to dica stead) to- Dd. day. Spot,4la Yd. ; acid Ocaoicer to DeoOilabor, co corrrotc—Lramtiou JOLT 4.—Raltar there demand, but affix* still irregular. Estimated Wes to-day 10,000 tot„ . eludiag 2.000 spsculathe and export. 4.000 American, 04 141.; 400 Penman. de., lid. to 14fd. 100 Maisel., and gyi 4 114. 500 Egyptian, 15d. to 00d ; 6,100 Sur a t , tat t o tow • Bearal, nebula de.. 644. to 74.1. : Mehra, llid Dhollerah. afd. ; fair Oomratrutteak o t . Bn rich, KR : fair Bengal, tifd. : fair Egyptiart, 15 : fair Perninu, Int !Wain( Bowed., middling 11d. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRAD/Mtn, ;MT 4 —There k las inquiry for wool today, The defused falls decidedly nisi of what It was last Thursday, and even during the early part the week. There Is a mangy demand chiefly foe light.hi m sorts. Operations are exeeedingly partial, and as priori is üb, country are rather easier. consumers act with great caution. The buyers in the country are fewer than they were !h ay spinners who usually supply themselves with stocks fro m growers, have returns, d thence, havingglveurateswhiii &rade:le e than those current in this market, and many stapl e ,. cow. quently find it so difficult to deal with growers that they de c e e it best to refrain from operating, and remain at home. Thourk in worsted yarns there are still sonic unexpired eentnete in tie. hands of some spinners, new orders are few and mei le genappe and some other spinning% there Is a tolerable beatoest doing. The production of goods at home is limited, and th e consumptioe of yarns decreases, Manufacturers operate no ) . y. Prices are unchanged. The piece market is n e t ;Ce ri ColiUnental houses are iscreasinglY cautious In Piscine or. den. The American merchants scan to be almost xi of th e market. The operations of the home trade ane exceedingly stricted. Prices do not improve. LADD AND HOBINRY.-eNOTteIPrIAN, JOLT ell the lam warehouses the beldam doing fur the h.nie 12Waco, Y very quiet, as we m►y expect it to be for the next tax 'nett. There are a few more buyers from the continent siel hen tbs State., but their operations are limited. Brown seta are stead), and as stocks us low any considerable demand 'odd nsss them to rise to value. The hosiery trade is also flat, emeeidly the home departmeaM Yarns have been firm, but as ream I Kill premed on the market rates may become somewhat osier. —"Nottingham Journal." CORN —llMirt9Ottan, Ju' 4.—At this days market there sou again a very short sumo 01 English wheat, which soil at rather &hove the currency of We day se'unight. Barley fulls a dear. Oats slow. Beans lit to it per qr. lower. Yeas Mid for some advance. DEVIZES, JULY a.—Wheat was in small supply to-day, and brisk demand prevailed at last weer. prices Sellers, boner*. asked more money, and this somewhat checked business, bet eventually a good clearance was effected at lln a few Instances: 6d. a sack &draw*, bat the advance was the exception, D.* Ma In other article* no alteration. Hest white *heat. as to Us. ed. ; best red ditto, 322. to 3,5. Bd. ; other sorts. Li to 235.: barley. EH. to SOS. ; beans, Vs. to 2ia. ; peas. 21.. to : vetches, 19s. to 215.: rye, ISt W 18s. 6d. ; fine dour, Cs. to 23, ; best, seconds, she. to Its. oats, 26a to 1 3n. N AAAAA , JULY 3.—The hay crop in this district Is very goal. The supply of wheat to-day was limited, and prices were as hick as last week. In barley no alteration. (Ws ruled firm. Bans no material change. Nawituar, JCL! 4.—We have a tolerable virility of wheat this day ; the trade very heavy ; but, on the whole, last week's prices were obtained, but with dinculty. Nothing doing la barley. Oats and beans a steady sale, at very full rates. - - JCLY 4.—A coaSiderable quantity of rain fell in this neighbourhood on Tuesday and yesterday. but on the whole the weather has been very favourable for the progress of the growing crops. During the week the trade has under gone no material change, all parties restricting their purchases to the supply of their immediate wants only. From abroad the arrivals at Liverpool have been fair of wheat, beans, and lulu corn, and light of other produce. Our market this morning sr., tolerably well attended. Both English and foreign wheat kiip ported the currency of this day sennight, with a moderate de. mend. Flour moved off slowly at late rates. Oats, being scarce. brought rather more money, while oatmeal ruled gem . In beans there was no niaterial change. Indian corn was the turn lower. EDINIIIIIIOII, JOLT 3.—As compared with hut week, wheat was Is. 6d. up on top, and Ild. up on average. Barley 1/L.l LL up on top, and in. 641 down on average. Oats were It 9d. delve on top, and in. 7d. up on average. Bms were la darn on top, and 3a. lld. down on average. Wheat, fee. to Ma. ; bane,. 3M. M. to 40a.; oats, 17a. to Ma. gd. ; beans, Mi. CATTLE.—BIRMIWOHAW. JULY 4.—WO received a larger sup ply of beasts than ou Thursday last, the general condltiou fair the trade steady, at rather lower prices. Sheep sad lamln good seasonable supply, which met a fair inquiry. Calves aMs supply prince lower. Fat pigs a moderate supply ; tall prices readied. Beef, 6d. to rid. roar lb.: mutton. 61d. to 7pl . lamb. rid. to aid.: veal. 6d to yid.: bat= pigs, Ps. 9d. to Its per score : perket ditto, 10s. to SM. 6d. ItagreOL, JOLT ♦.—We had a eery large supply of fat been oar market to-day, Including • fair number of grassied animals from Ireland. For beat descriptions there wat • good demand, but for middling aorta trade was again dull, and prices showed • reduction on last week. heat samples realised from 701. to Ina. per cwt., and cad. tiling from Us. to 6.5, while many of those on offer are left on hand. The consignments of store cattle fleas Ireland were very large, and the Privy Council hal* sanctioned the opening of the market for every description of stock, the trade is beginning to assume its old appear once. There was • full attendance of buyers and dealers, bet trade was again rather dull, and things exchanged hands at prices in favour of the buyer. The supply of milch cows was much larger than last week, ►ut the animals were of • rather indifferent quality: they were In fair demand, and the pearl realised ranged from 414 to s;2O. The sheep pens were wA Ailed, and there was a rather active trade at from 7d. to 71d pre lb. for best wethers. The supply of lambs was still larger the last week, very heavy consignments having Come to rlllll4 Ines Ireland. The reduced prices of but week were accepted, and in some instances a still further reduction was made, but very lest samples realised from Bd. to lid. per lb. We had rather a sheet supply of pigs, and owing to the warm weather trade was dull. Lawn pigs obtaining from 10s. to its. ad., and porkers shat the lame. The trade In bonus remains quiet. _ _ Norrisonan, Icir —There was a good show of beef. whieb realised from se. to 9s. ed. per stone for best quality, and ler second ditto from Bs. 6d. to ea, the prices being much the sank as they were last week. We bad a plentiful supply of mutton which and with a ready sale at from 7d. to Tit for test sort, and second qualities from 6d. to 7d. Lunb sold at inn hi. t. YW pqr lb.; and calves, of which there were quite eutheleut for the dump& were fetching prices drum 7flsi. to bal Pigs rat offallt similar rates to those of the previous Wednesday . Entmerson, irtr I—The number of cattle this mornirg, was less than on this day week, there being tid or t:7 lens than last market. The demand being good, last week's vim were fully maintained. Top price, 9s. ad. ; current, M. W to ml dtiltg and Interior, 7s. ed. to es. 3d. per stooe. The number of sheep and lambs was large, there being Oiler • *huh