The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NAItYLEBONE. Last evening s meeting of the electors of the tomes* wee held In the the dee of the Literary Institution, Edwards-Must, Perters-equale, for the peupoee of hearing from Msjor Lyle► is exposit:4,a of La poli•kal exist:meats es • candidate foe the borough. Mr. J. A. Ntenotav, of Oxford-street, woe called to the chair. Be amid the gestieman he wee about to introduie to them wee Major Lyon, whom he had known some three or (OW yews es the reprevesita.ive of St. George's, Hanovvr square, at the filvtropolitan B evd et Works. In that posi tion he bad always found him an indepenitens, intetligtaq and aetivebseisode man. At the time Major Lyon thought first of peeeenting himself, then we: no one In the field but Colonel Dickson; and thou:foes h, (Mr. Not. lay) thought lbs liberal patty wen much indeb.ed to hint for giving them the opportunity of • choke. (Hoar, bear ) Mr. BUT f IN,; and other electors pet some inert ions to the Chairmso as to whether any otter candid:yea w,wbt be there, and he said ha believed that they would not. A volumunien lion bad been made to Sir doeLua Walnia:ey, but no roply bad yet been received. . . . I 'Major Li us woe then intrcdoced to the meeting, and was very warmly received. He said he hod come before the elec tor!, of the borough to explain his opluiems before issuing any address end he intended to do so in all parts of the borough. The greet queetions upon 'hick he felt bound to address them were four—first, the forci.,•-e p Airy ; reccndly, economy io all depertnamte the stets; thirdly, the question of church neon; end Luetbly, as to the great querica of re form. With regarl to the drat point, at the late serial elec tion, the tone of every party on the Listings was le favour of neutrality. Now, that or all very well whilst the war was 'omitted is Lomberdy; but they be 1 not Came to the pinch yet. If, however, it should extend beyond for protest boun dary, he th! ught the gosernment should be ausamosily urged not to engage in the war. Ile woult also main tain an efficient power of et nce, as he thought that that coarse would be o r al likely to prevent aggressem. At the same time cur armament should be kept up with the strictest economy. (Hear, 1a?..r.) Ho bettered It was admitted that there bed been • debt of flee minor incurred et the Admiralty, mad so cos mold tell what It woe for, or what bat bream elk This rowed the rarity for groat watebidnar and • determination to Janet upon rinorey. The question of etheirete. raise was • thin :Alt one, but one which ought to be lettled. As the present goverment aft sided of move talented man than any which ranted within the memory of say man in that room—(" No, so," old beer, bear)—that' were the beet men to settle It open a proper ha*. Ho was for the greeteet liberslity to the point. Ott the great subject of reform he was for • redittribstlos of seats, and dm removed of all small boonolte, distributiog the member &target larger constilltsres. lie was for • large extension of the franchise, with the ballot. (Her, beer.) The great mass of peters did sot mast the ballet, bat still it was reqn!red for thaw, who could not give so isdependent vote without it. (Hear.) It that borough was tvireweatel in reverence with p-pula tion It would be entitled to 48 members, and the whole ratten paha to 140. Ho bed sat in pullament at the early are of 21, sad was then • follower of tine N. Peel, and be frankly cos lewd that he hid irt te I spinet the Refers Bill of lttli end 18.31.. It however pared, and his borough was placed in Sehedule A. When Sir K. Peel leceme • fns-trader he (Motor Lvoe) changed with him, Lut became • liberal r well as • )eve-iroler. He did net sob them to pledge them *elves to him or any one else, bore he rhould like to have the opinion of the borough as to his Stn-ae. (Hem, hear.) In answer t i questions put by Mr. Blighty, Mr. Retir e sod other goad , WM Slope Lyon red he considered all childran should be soseated religionely, lot not secesesrily by the Mott of Ragland. He • onkl not rots fee an egad holies of peon este,. (Hear, heir.) lie wised vote for • thorough tonoval of ell Jewett and other religious dear...fi lial. (Chow.) He Rata f e re.l tcntisl gruarsp. (Hoar.) Mt. Pant GILA MAU fr.(' to eappe.rt the condldatore of Lord Tornmy ; but Mr. D' Manger rote to order, sad the chairman lobe that se the meson was called to hear Major Lyon, he tboight that was out of ord. r. Mr. Viso %none then Ilboved • roadsides to the effect that the political views of Major Lyon met (Ito approval el the ants& _ . . N ;Terofr Cunt es seconded the resolution, and Mr. Michell, Mr. Whitubore, and whers having span, Mr. BUITINU moved an ate.ndiu it, to the effect that )Isiere Lyon andoettly qualified tu represent the borough in kar liaaaent. Mr. Restates serxeded the ssusadtotat, but the resolution ins carted amidst loud applause. . . _ Calomel thcar”le adassed two crowded ametiatta kat eveatai, uw at the Portman Arms, Milton-shag, Dorset ►gssry sad the other at U.* Roe* sad Cetera. Tottenhat•- eaat•rasd, at what' resoles loos to hie favour ware pause. Mr. Roane Currie .respefuly decline.," to tec Atte • candidate. Asirros.uxDzi-Lviz.—An address from Mr. Milner Ciibsos, M.P., to the iLcters of the borough has twei rereivei by the *writer,. of the election enesokitise, lo which 'heeled hon. grotleio 1001 t hlt he shall be amoriget has cons.itnente when the writs are hotted, Is order to solicit • coettnaance of their sours/et. The election will take floe to Monday seat, sod there is Dot the least probability of sti) of peaani. DeroNront.—The Right lion. James Wilson hoe issued ■n addrisa to the ebeturr, sabilg reielortOta on his emersion of It is sot anticipated that there will be say curer. The liberal. met is Tursdaycretrag under ils reeking of IL M. Woman, Eel., •ad raaolved tat realest Nr. NIORPETtI.—Sir George Grey Isu lusted the fol. too rog ertZtose to the .Metre of Morpath .—" The appeal made tot he ontittry by her Majesty's Las misisteve having ben asswered by the dada/anon of the a• Hew of Commons that Shoo* mainlatete did not pisser thatioalidenes of the hour* or of the country, Lord l'•lmmstoe was minuted by Mr Majesty wl.ll the formation of another administration. fission concurred is the vote which tormsd the maigeatiole of bml Derby'. government, I did not feel nryealljostillad reform, to late • past is thee wbieb was to succeed it. The 'Resent esprit of foreign ensirs, the state of our asthma, mad the mei (stilly for an early constderation of the quell= of parlidieentary reform lzmpoie on the grunt assent a more than etlnary reepos•lbdtty, but I Omit that tLe admirrieration such Las just been formed will receive that c tmlideme from a rcaj,i.y e.f the eel r, rent ale, eat the penpli- whin in this country is memo.' to the olloiest and coestlietional dis charge of the dune* of a ' , vernal. a , . My +merinos of (nice oore more races at your di.poral the trill{ which for the fourth lime you very recently committed to my hoods. 'I repeated {Tor fs you have given my of your approval of my public ermadu , L isdnos me eonfidently to hips that in earring 'eyed( to you for reieltetim I shall again mealy* 1;om you the boson: eta mat In parlirment as your repro arbtative." NtmeASTLE.—The conservatives appear deter mined to oppose the tenni of Mr. 11. Alen upon him ep pmatment to the cake of Juilice-Adve_ate•General. They have brought leeward Mr. Willem Cuthbert, of Beanfeast, uer lienhant, • enmity gentleman, Lit ocanected with the Slaw i vale of the Type. OXFORD UNIVERSITT.—We understand, UMW ling thee she writ will be received by the Vice C Diiday (Thursday), the election in nll probibility will take 'lace at 10 e'clot k es Monday nciraing next, la the Wove -41,01.41 linuee. lbe polbug easy be c.iatiaued Our Ave days, at the eyries of the eanditi.hs. We tial that the utuolor of members of e hvoc.itsiar„ who alone are entided to vole, is 3,619. We rue iubaeued ihst the committee Iv coniuctlog lb. destine of tite Alwripla of Chltalai have remised a large aureaut of sui urn, and it la atiCci s inted that tee contest will be S. aetent err. READIXt..—The new Solicitor-Oeueral, Sir Henry Feat*, laf i .ued the following ad frees to tits Weems • 1 tike the earlie.t oppietuniry off 'Aid Ise respectfully to cianstaneele to you that her blattety bar:un been rational) *anal to appoint me her my vae• tants ci that isdloe shit eny vacates Div nett ea ons of youtremit sesistives he puliamont. In tie c Awe of a few days, bow ever, I shill mitt it from you the honour of re-risarlan. Haring had neenily so many opportneitici of explaining to ye • toy siivie on tail principal ',laical Torben., of the day, I will shit in from further termites to them until 1 have the pleasure of again meeting you; but I may, at L sot, express my hope that the formation ot a liberal guvernment will be the mein. of oar steadily realishig rotas of tits more imp et ant ut.,c.oe to which, as a ht.-fa! cnnaLtuency, you heel a Mandy attachment. Thanking you moat sincerely for ilia Itin'wes etA generous validates which you have as keg moored is toe, and trustier that I may kok forward to !tett, IS, at your hands for the filth time the dietiogatebid Ishour of reirmetting you in the llou-e l f Common.-, 1 re mak. weed. man. your lai•Lful and plat& nt arrant, I EN Rif P. lit *nit, Luadon, Jame IS.' IL., election will la all poluli.lity occur in the tidy rat t'.• ensuing weak. No opposition le likely tu be cftted ti the boa. gewkwom's is &COM. Tne VACANT PUTYNZ JUDOZARIP.—It was Mated piterdas. Is Weotalneter Hal. that Maar Kr. loam Q C.. of the Northers eirrnit, sad maw at the We Lad TILIM, at Mr. NAAY. Iter.rd.r d Charter. and the anther of the "Eseletrar kapott.," was to ell the vs cyny:n tha jadreial try h. A Fittn-cLA as one arose appe al]) L wd Palmantoea maw in.wititry may re • stilled a Iret -1•.•.a•, a* ai nee, of I. ritriners kayo takes got-elwa Ironer. at Oaf rd or Cambridge, lot rbi lly e the farmer liniekTo47. Them in the CIBYIV t Mr. Ola•l•tvee, Mr. Card- P.r C. Wood, :Cr G. C. Leab, rho kart of Elgin, Sir (ivory Racy email 11.4 clam men of Osferd, the I• at term mann* r, doable Ikea, while Mr. Gibs n Is a wrangler ey Ire'•cirrmaa of Cambridge. that of Ike uLinet diem ars Led Wo.!eh.ti e, Mr. C. Forterette, Mr. L•ae. Pir R. Iletbell, e 1 Os'• 1.1 &trellis. won; and Me. F. Peel mad Mr. 'resit.= Cambridge men of eimilsr rank. •o are four more tiaf•rd men in the eabieet bedtime the Mt alrea.ly Ika Duke or Seratemett Berl liraerilk, tte Duke of Ntweitele, and Mr. Sidney liettote, the Piot there gratlestisg wAent h.a xn, areal the letter otentaieg• fouttlt-elaao a dwell. Thu. out at the slateew anbf•ters and centimes eunpritigg tho cabinet ten are ..I;ei men —l,mr, LATSTAL PALACE:HANDEL FESTIVAL.—SECOND D,• az L et - N), WILDNA.NAT, JCI4/ 21.—Tutal 17614. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1859. SHARE L 182.1-71118 DA). Two O'CLOCW. The railway share market to-day presents no general alteration of importance, business being very languid. Caledonian stock has declined I; per amt., and London and North Western a per cent., and a few • other descriptions are a trifle cheaper than yesterday : On the other hand, Midland stock has improved per cant. London and North Western is now quoted 891 to 90; Great Western, 641 to 66; Midland, 99 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90 to 1; South Eastern, 20 to 3 per share ; Caledonian, 393 to per share; Berwick, 88 to a ; York and North Midland, 711 to 721 ; and North British, 64 to J. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, the original Mane being . quoted 1 to I/ dis., end the New, 11 to 11 dm. The Indian, Canadian, and foreign shares are very inactive. OADINAAN MARRS AND moose. 1 111 " I N A "" 4 ". I ° grant s !" d r 'rr. mom L ihnlts‘ffivLjleaLAVlJa. t&S a v r e . " i i i c Malan ova Tyns •I vs 44/. r Dv A I p.a. la gai4 . lll-• D. N a tivat o *atm Oates. 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New . -.. 11./N II illeolli .W . 4.. 4.** N 1 i , I* New MIN llske at Asnrslis %IV . gulf** et tne , lne ..- NM SW .- *AO* IN Im Inwarlial urea a.' 14 14 AD LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Silllap •t Nisi Prim.—(Before Mr. Justice Hill sad • Special Jury.) urCK r..TILWELL AND ANNUL This case was resumed this morning. Mr. James announced that it war not the Intention of the plaintiff to go to the jar, on the remind want: that wail the count charging the defendants with detaining the plaintiff of Moorcrolt HOUfe aft7e they had noticv of Lie recovery. Hit lordship, therefore, would have empty to deal with the irerpars count, which charged the defendants with confining Mr. Ruck In a lunatic asylum fur tan months, contrary to law, and against his will. Mr. Chembvre, on behalf of the defendants, then declared it was int his intention to mil witnesses._ _ Mr. Justice Hill—That being so, let me asp, that for the purp set of this day the inquiry will be thee limited. I ate going to rule diet it the jury fled that Dr. Comity was tither pert prootietor of Moor, roft Home, or that he was the rtaolar nittliCa attendant there, the plaintiff was entitled to a verdict. Mr. ii;;es—Would your lordship leave it to the jury whether Mr. Barnett was in sitruil prectir, for in his cer tilicate he states that he wai? Evidence haa been given to chew the astrary. Mr. Justice Hill—Them is no evidence to dew that the Stilwells were aware that he wet not in practice. Mr. James—Well then, my lord, there is evidence to show that Dr. Comity was a partner , sod that he was PO with the linewledge of the defendants, and I weeild, ale. see your lordships to leave it to the jury to my whether Dr. Comity had examined the plaintiff in Mr. Beriattes presence, for in either of tLcie cases the certificate of detention would be Ilepal. Mr. Justice Hill said he would do so. Mr. James then rose to sum up the evidence. The learned gentleman, io the first instance, expressed his astonishment that no evidence was about to be offered in suppot of all the mberaLle insinuations that had been east upon hie client throughout the morns of this enquiry. Why had not Dr. Stilwell been called? Why had not Mee. Rack bees ti show that there wee the slightest pretence Ice this detention. The chase against Dr. Stilwell was that ha, be;og a proprietor of a loasitc ei , yluen, bad, contrary to the rents, coefined a plump not a dangerous" lunatic to his house. The learned gentleman then proceeded, at greet keg*, to show that Dr. Co:molly was a part proprietor of Moorcroft Hones, and that he was the regular medical attendant of the establishment. The . . imasnentadum-book which had been put in yostra day, and which he shoal.' certainly ask his lordship to hand over to the jury to lobs with them into their private b a as he was quite sure there was no danger of any delimte f oully trans so ions haring been unmarked—that book would trove beyond all question of doubt that Dr. Connily's share of the profits of the establishment smooch d to 7001. • year, independently of c..usulting fee to the talent of 100 guineas a var. He did not believe that Dr. Cottony himself would swear that be was not a part proprietor of Moorcroft House. The fort war, Mr. Huck was labouring under delusions prodtmed by habits of intemptranc , , but the =meat he found • friend in Mr. Weintight these delusions sere all dispelled. The eely persms ttet could have disproved the recovery of Mr. Ruck were the commissionen, and who were the commisions ere that day? He would 'maintain that the commiseirmers were deficient in their duty in nut coming forward and saying whet they knew of Mr. Ruck whilst be was detained. Mr. Justice Hill—This is • private ease, and it is therefore talkie to observe upon thee monsisploners not coming forward with evidence. It rests entirely with the counsel for the defence what evidence Is to be offered. Mr. James would still tectend that If the comodeeicatere had dome their duty, they must have been celled as wit nesses. The learned gentleman then proceeded at great Vetto deal with the grounds upon which Mr. Bennett r. Coolly had certified the insanity of Mr. Rork, and (shrimper the jury in an insparsiosed manner to express their horror at the erne, treeoment which Mr. Ruch had revived by giving him substantial dosages. W. aminstiers then rose to addles' the jury on behalf of the defoadeats. la the first lilacs the harried gentleman vindicated the law, and showed that it woe impartible for any one luring relations that were at all friendly to be detained illegally for a single day within a pirate lunatic asylum. The knead "(oilman then contended that it was plain hoes the evidence that Me. Ruck was a dangerous Nestle on the 6th of Novenas; 18.57. sad therefore, according to the cannon law alibi lead, Dr. Stalwen was quite justified I lidelsios W. Reek. (Ties meow= protatailas when our report left.) SURREY SESSIONS. (THIB DAT.) (Wore T. TiWe, Esq.) 101114E1MM ♦T IDIOM RAM. William Brodliy, 26, taller, smd /nits roots, 42, watch maker, were tadlect d for steallag a gold watch and chain from the person of Richard 'Aedhnree, and a watch from the person of Omega Bilverton no Epsom race-course. Mr. Lilley defended the priieners. Police-sergeast Catalt,n, 34 V, said that he was as duty in private clothes on Bosom rec.-coarse on the Derby Day, when he sew the prisoneas Wofilejr togrher among the crowd. Knowing thorn to be reputed thieve", he watched them, and just as the grand rare was beteg run, and the bones were sevier the winning pose, witness heard some one all out," Thieves ! Police'" He rubel through, and, with the atilititllA of other constables, moored the • peasantry. Both the prosecutors Forel baying been surrounded by the prisoners and several of their cAnpantnes. Mr. Med. hunt was robbed of big gold watch and Albert chain, and Mr. Bilverton's watch was broken from the bow. _ _ Mr. Lille'', for the defence, said that at the time the crowd was eo great that it wee impossible for persona to 'void being pushed about ; and because the prisosera haps paoad is be forced sear to the proueutors they were given late custody se thieves. prottecutoes distinctly swore to the prisoners being the perdue who robbed them. Thejary without hesitation retained a verdict of theilty. Me. Tams, tht depw y-chsirman, asked what was known of the prisoners Tim constable laforined the court that they were notorfoart thieves and had both bees previously tried and convicted or Gustier t E.nces. T o eoUiteeatenced them t 3 loth yore' panel servitude. Luke &oft, 30, labourer. was indicted for steeline a silver watch from the person of Themes Po)nty Richmond, at Epsom. The proeeeotoe in this reel wee nearly opposite the Grand t 8 on the Derby day, when the prieoner pushed t i za h ri . i7t him, end on I been tief f d a o t er t : e b t : n e w 7 the watch In The jury found him Qnilhi, bat net bung previously known, the court sentenced him to only six months' bead labour. . _ . Wanes Clark, 25, peleter, wu Indicted for attempting to steal a watch from the perms of John Robott Thomson, at Epsom. The preetestor said that be wee is.. the Grand &end on the Oak. Day just es the rare was about to be rue, when be felt a tag at his waistcoat pocket, and on looking down saw the prisoner with his watch le hie hand, endeevouring to get it off the chain. He enstchrd it from him, and gave Ida into the custody of a polke-coustable. le defence the prienner mid he yoe pushed against the gentlemes, sad the watch was dragged oat of his pocket sod fell hiti hie band. He woe about to hand it to the prom cigar, whoo he gave him into mittooty. The jury found him Guilty, end The court believing it to be his Brat offctioe, sentenced him to three months' bard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSI9N-HOUSE. A Rre•PECTABLE" THIEF. Ili:obeth Dixon, a decently drowsed emotes, erg chstrged with stealing Iron, the Ale Stine ' Tbameiestreet, a door mat, value 2s. Gal, the privily of William Scott. Henry Smith, barman at the Ale Storer., raid he was standing on the cellar stairs yesterday afternoon, when he any the primmer step in sad go upstairs. He watched her come dorm, and as be did not notice that she had anything, ha allowed her t' depart. Directly after be went upstairs sad saw that a mat was gone from one of the oflbe doors. He lame hately weht after her, and found the lust in her pos session. Puliee-constsble 489 said he to ,k the prisoner ILL.) custody, and on her b.ing marched onlv • few hr , l•pence were (mind. Ile made inTorier of her leodlely, and fund she was in re . ceipt of Ifs. a week, and also found that abs had be coo vitted at this oourt a 'heat num before for steeling a mat is at miler tow.ner. Partridge (gaelea)—Sha ham been ben rie or levee times for sheiks. iff nor. She has a leashes or 10s. a wee 111 and receiver it monthly. Prisoner—Oh, my lord, be merciful, do b merciful to me. Tito Lord Moyer—What have you to say ? The ripener sobbed out some Incunerent sentsncer, among which could be &anguished the words "sorry" and merciful." __ TIN Lied Nucor—That's all affselatioa. Prisoner—Nu, my lord, indeed it is nut. Lord Id ayer u are in a Fwitiow stove want, and had so ternpmtlun eve. Y.,u ought to be severely punished. I shill semi you to pima fir these moodis. The prisonw tens Om tikes below. NIELAiI CllO LT ACCIDENT.—The qui. t little water ing pima of Mac 'lithe, on the cleat of North Devon, hes been the Kane of a toelaneboly accident. Mr. Wtliiam Blethereyr, younpent son of Celontl Blethweyt, of Dyrhem Park, Gloucestershire, formed one of a Mud.: party held on the Combs on Tharadey last, and in the coursed this after noon cliathed down the cliff le search of gull's eggs. While so ingested, he missed his footinp, slipped - , and wee literally dashed to pieces. TIA dre.sef, who was an ensign in the /Ord Regiment, war on the ere of marriage, sad his un timely death bee witurally caused greet distress both la his ova family and In that of his sassed bolds. LATEST SPORTING I NTELLIGENCE. ELECTRIC TZLEGRAI'iI.) HAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Threw Triflers of a mile. New Brightoe, Eadeld, Amor, %othrayor, Hammer smith, Helloes, Mushroom, *ad Yorkshire Mee or. here. RICHMOND PLATE. One Tema Deer, Mysteries' Jack, Ascot, Minster, °elands, Indulgance, Mutineer, and Areabridge are hers. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Naught, Boy, P Leers, Soothsayer, Whitewall, Ascot, Maehroons, T. P. Hslifotd, Tame Deer, Julie, and Mourasieff are here. BUSHY PLATE. Straight half mile. Sudbury, Brenhilds, Chanters+, Mountain Dew, Sun ningdale, galenist, and Nigbdight are here. NEW TON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Mile and a quarter. Kestrel, Qmeen of the tut, Dr. Lies, Jack Spring, Tur ret, In Wry, Archduchess, Secret Treasure, Attires, Daniel, Attraction, Donal, Adelaide, and Northumberland Duchess are here. GOLD CUP. Two miles, Jordan t Hamlet, Prime of Denmark, Thornhill, Rum be cry, Liveryman, Archduchess, Secret Treratue, Daniel, Little Agnes, Slave, and Dosed are here. OARSWOOD PLATE. About five furlongs. Queen of the East, Abron, Jack Spring, Dr. Lots, July, Gibeide Fairy, Lottery, °chatter, sod K.L. are here. LITINSIVB FIBB.--(17118 DAL) Shortly after 7 o'clock this morning a fire of an sisrming character broke out on the premises belonging to Mr. W. Sande, builder, of No. 18, Cursitor-eueit, Chancery-lane. The timber-yard and workshops are en closed by the backa of the houses situated respectively in Fetter-lane, Greyetoke-place, and Norwich-court; and et one time great fears were felt by the surrounding inhabitants. A portion only of the workmen eom- Ennead operation; at 6 o'ckck, rue of whom states that no wiener was the alarm given than the whole of the drip became enveloped in flames. Every effort was halo by the poor fellows to re-cue their mole; but, with the exception of those belonging to the men on duty, neatly ill have been destroyed. By the time the engines had arrived the fire had obtained a strong hold. The firemen worked in a praiseworthy manner, but Mr. Sande premises are entirely deetroyed. We understand be is only partially inured. Some of the poor tenants residing In Norwich-court have suffered much by fire and hasty removal of goods. The printing-office of Marsh. Taylor and Greening, GreyMoke-platee, has also sustained slight damage, u well r the back part of Fetkr-lane chapel. The calamity is to have originated by an accumulation of shaving, rt stoke-hole In immediate mini lion with the saw-mill, where the flames moat have caught the sawdust end fr.,m thence travelled to the workshop. Mr. Sands expetienced the same misfeetene some two years since. COMMERCIAL AND HAREM& MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market op. nod M-day with barn at the advance quoted yesterday of fullyekl. on last week's prime, sod the large transactions of yesterday have materially strengthened the tone of the market. The retina marktt remains inactive. Lumps, 61s. 81. be, Oa. Correa.—This article is steady; the public sales are pro gressing to-day without showing any material altastion in prices. Taa.—The pablic sales consumed to-day, and are pro gressing heavily. Rica.—There has been good demand tw llama, and purchases to some extent Iran, Ba. 91 to 9a. Pd. Rupp= has also been sold. -- - -- Ent continues firm. Common Paring sold at 2a to 2a. ld. Below—Pepper White sold at a toduction of id., 6d. to Bid.; Bingspore. bleak, nild at a eight advance, 411. per Tb. Ptmeato said at 3d. AIROWILOOT.-81. Vincent sold 3d. to 6id. SALTPlTlLE.—Befraction 61 sold at 455., and the senile has a dull appearance. In other articles no triennial alteration, bat, with the ex ception of sager, inarke.• have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) Tel market is quiet ; subjoined ars the pekes:—Tows tallow, 6is , net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 665. ; July, 56a ,• August to September, 66e. 6i ; °Moho to Domaine. 675. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . . The supply of beasts la main sheet; trade is consequenily active at fully late quotations. Tha number of sheep and lambs ft about the same uon Thursday last, and the prices of that day are watt, generally realised, although trade is slow. We have a very large supply of wives. Paola are lower. Our foreign supply conqists of 93 beasts, 2,11111 amp, and 410 calves. Mkt cows 136. earner arena ... Ai ,. Wm a. 4. a. 4. Beet 11=ceee kilelemil l II I Doe freetroeb di 4 - 4 4 - 10 leaky eerie— 4 s I De. M Ron Oahu •• • Den k moue vane 4 - 1 41 rip, 4 • I Do. de. &ore Wet riee • hatf-ereo 5 4 4 1 Lembo 190.124Beeets at wortsal.so.l; Stump and lama.. F. 430; Oalves. Cel ; . SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mmes. Davis report a short supply. Trade dull at hat dsy's prises. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 808. ; soperior ditto, lide. to 89s ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60a.; oew ditto, 80.. to 72e. ; Town, 80s. to 70..; clover, old, 964. to 108.. ; ditto, second, 80e. to 90e. ; Arm Mo. to Mo. The city of London election is fixed by the sheriffs to take plus In Onildhall a , noon on Monday neat. 1N It 41 lb et LI. et. et. Se Kill 0. 114 r to ca 'II:I is m. IN IL NO lot. gL IM a ISO w . ia sisll .n WELLINGTON COLLEGE.—His al Highness the Prince Consort visited the college on Monday las'. His royal highness presided in the hall at the annoutcement of the mires by the head-mister, and addreeeed a few words of advice and eneoaregemant to the boy., especially com mending the epteit of kindness and enormity which had marked their first hall•year together. His rayed highness, on the minims of the captain (Mr. Haughey) gave an additional week's holiday, at a special favour, in bottom of the opening of the college by her Majesty. normal prime of moth interest are announced in addition to the ordinary school prime, for the competition of Mid summer, 18G 0 , and the successive years. Her Majesty has graeiowly signified her intention of giving en sonnet gold meted to the boy who In moral conduct and general pro tir;cocy shall be considered the moat deserving. Hie Royal Htanese the Prince Coasort will give an annual prim for historical study; the Archltiabep of Canterbury, for religions study; the Furl of Derby, for French; and the Council of Governors will give mice for a Latin sway, for German, for mathematic*, for chemistry, and, lastly, for botanical colketices made in the neighbourhood of the college, which is one of the richest kids far British fl mere In the senate,. DRINKING FOUNTAIN FOR Sr. 01LE6 . 8-01 n Tuesday sight • public meeting to promote the erection et a free drinking fountain by the working Ciliate of St. Oileesin-thelields, took place in the Infant school-room adjoining the church; the rector, the Rev. Anthony Thorold, presiding. The chairman bawls( latrednoed the subject to the meeting, Mr. llaetyo, the tmerimer, made a statement of the rums received, from If. to Id., towards the emotion of the working man's fountain. 141. had alreidy been received; a further min of 161. was required, and he had no doubt that would be faint in • few day. and the erection of the fountain commenced. On the motion of two w eking men, • fee Auden was petrel, declaring the convict tion of the meeting that the establishment of drinking foun tains throughout the metropolis and especially In such crowded districts as B'. w ou ld be attende d with the beet rff .ete on the health and comfort of the popalatka. The Rev. W. Brcck raid the benefits of them fountains were so obvious and palpable, end to well calculated owe:tote the welfare of the working clatter, that no argument wee me *w eary to enforce them. He moved a resolution of sympathy, declaring that it wee better that the working dames should erect these fountains for themselves. Mr. Brown, of Little Compton-stunt, seconded the revelation, which wee carried unanimously. A committee baring been appointed to col lecteontribotious, a voted thanks wee passed to theohairmao, end the proceedings termiaated. ECCESIASTICAL DEVENUF.N IN DERRAIIL—A re turn has been panelist of the amounts rec-ived from the eceesiastical revenue. of the diocese of llneham for the years 1856,1867,1864, sad of the some expended by the Ecclesiastical COartnieriunere to the same diocese, during the period. The income from the amts. of the soe, which • ere transferred to the cormulestonent by en Order in Coun cil, amounted to 47,039/., the euiecopel revenues to 11,8107., the rapitular revenues to 61,9531., making a total, together s ith some other sums, of 85,8011. The charge, &c., on the income from the estate of the see, which were transferred to the commiesioners by order la council, including outlay in carrying into effect the enfranchisement of the said effete. am ',anted to 50,6041.; the retiring peneion to Bishop Maltby, including payments to liviega anaturneed by his lordship out of the revenues et the see to 9,6311. Livings ar.gmentei and new dilates endowed amounted to an expenditure of 13,119! ; the total expenditure, together with mine other kerne, being 24,397/. Itee PING MACIIINEN IN FRANCE.—The competi- Wino of roeping machines which bee bees announced, wit probably take place between the 20th and 25th July next, on the Emperor's domain of Foailleuse, which is at about twenty minutes' distance from the stations of Bureaus and Bt. Cloud, on the right bank of the Vireatilea railway. It to believed that about 45 French machine. will be presented. English maker,. have ale° applied to be allowed to compete, end it is probable that this request will be granted. It to said that a prize of honour mid to *waded to the maker of the best machine, French or Enelish.—Galigamsi. . erg dim ii ii f a a 1 IN 11 N 49 U 19 14 II N 73 Ti SI 14 II 99 I* di 1 E66 01 IS Us 7 le 114 gui i no OM 10 11 1 Ls ; it 111 UI N 00 Ii ■ PI 11 , i ft A si 111 S gi Hi Is 111 , a Wh pi F i d 41 die Is Si DO II I 1 is lii IN 11 I II il3 44 4 3 O. 41 43 461 1/474 t! 1 11 TT wire 4 fo ii ii 1 ti m. ... ow ~, If 11 91 10 191 1:1 71 73 1 114 191 199 1496{ 199 141 ul ill F 120 US • ma 47 IV iio us U i 11 1 go 11 1 2f ie 129 146 Ir 4 El li3 114 110 73 74 2 Ri • t a • 11 MAT.. F 1 ftz . . li N II 112 24 ii f 1 .11 16 67 A II N I 611 U A , r► 9 saillill. 112 lla koil 21 gul ,Ml,l 101 l 2 E , A = = M I 1 I I i : 44 4 44 46 ii ii luau! 41 ft 11 U U ,•• •M , .I=l , 4MI. BRITlgli POBSiiB9.IONP. ib.ire.l /Yawn. Llla-lo • 04. looms* . Yw.aar aoun.laa ODA. Do. Add. 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I aloVlSPelaln 1 Bala Is & is. dos Nana w ere 97 92 Et IN Orem a.a Unr van (lo landau V.:dna) 4B 40 407 EL 160 Pltra66 prrent. do.. ill .24 In 101 Milo 6 Ede oral do 111 118 190 Cle s i to uomus tb 100 1.2 W 191 Oat Taller. Ine . l . 6. lr ulos &R. VA 10 17 711. 1011 Euar.98.62 all ati e sirtlitel o" rtil:a. 23 6 3 0 1 71 W , 217=at ir d IrcenTacer , • • 100 all Mortimer& Dock sad Roll. • 90 all HuEB7ialbrftoro - 3170.11.1 11 112 25 all 121199 Fbar.. • En 100 Loudon wed Orerewlert Ito &Moral ...... N et PI. IN tdlttol 116 120 1.121 La, & Pautband 92 H 0 Lav 9o eitaft Gisr.4 par east 93 93 re Wado:al • • II WI Mart. tartan, & Matlock Wert.i MM.) Si GI W. PP llldl.ad Boultrnl Ito 3 , 13.1 97 141 92 81 1 01 LH avandtal 2:sculptor. ntr °rutin) N 10 Clont.tleo IllaVoinit Unarm 6 9. al Os Ato instern Cocutlaa) 643 par cent. Idltio). • • al PriOsa Lonni 111. Wan& Luc. &York.) • • RIN raplas. 11.1169 & Ruin nahlkockleao.l6artyrn) 136 138 10 an Ikrembury aal Hinkel Vr. T. 8r019071 I 01 11 all &nth Odarantablre Nr. WOW) Wi 11 106 al 100 Villa an lloamuset fM Grant Vermin VI 90 10 lan WliabladottaadCroldrostle id.. and Blioluder I 9 FORICIO2I OBLIGATION& Oa.l 7d.1 Bauman I Clod. prim. 1 008. 60 all Mawr & &awnnas aat . 6 ran. 10 all Oullern rra s. el • • DA Nor 3 ler W laall G. Oaths] FranaSp24. • • N ell Do. Newt par aeon if • 4 . 11 1 G. D lg=etziler aut. 1 1 91 080 luenbaniuManadis 3 pad. 8 13 29 al katral2 &nava 3 wen • • I all oar and per W. • • . 5 c_ ..cat.. ... " 11 12 rartnara of Franco 3 unit 11 12 p 44 L it ß Y it:hm. 8 " 1 "0=11Z, 11 a Pada and Loans& pardon. • D. Now 3 par 080808 11 13 .4 ml &nal food).! 6 gate4ol •••• 0811 da vi A ., tbara ,711tratprat. aal r 1 11 II all W.& W.V. el Etanaall 11 12 001sO1ILI. sovernitam? 111200111711 r. (to. I ea I *oat. I .71 to.9noea I Vas. OrrAparan&Jult 1121 1131 1121 3VlLialallat. all 113 prim 11ar.140.. 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Abstaol4 am. to.. $ 1 1 » loon op ro•tg ali na p •ift:Efij .il & li•.00• • T. /I arsisio els Cubs_.... 171 — b, 10,004 1 +esitilaststh6 did Ifs. 1 ds or 41.114 11.141 :MOM gamma-- all II 14 s.. i a1..1 OeHt.llll7V. 1 Pd. 1 01. Dolor. 1 lieu. 10.te. 10 I Ang.c. teatkal.Mlos.. all II 11 : d rat 10 I .luouslion Rost] I IL ad 2/ 3 : t i Sft I.lo',lLtlao.'t Tel. 11k5.1.. an IN ZV 3/5.11." 1.1 ,n0TaLl.r1011"1 , 01t_ .11 , iii I I 41 .14403. Amertean Lei a 10 - .1,40 , b. 136t.i1e3NorSeL a ai. N ; 3,103 a, D 0.11./ p.m% WILMS af U 11,774 to ; Dc. 0I 24 Mit 101 liansele ", , all l 11l 111 OM 11 ilil.osuattiolan.t.Telll.l all I lid '41.0% :t. rop./.l6.otbolannell lal - oo L 1,0," 1.1 D. Pret.li MO.. an VI 16 1;oe 1 Cartlal Alan ... 40 II II 40.46 6 I Do. Protorza.... NO 44 1 mi,030 W. 1114.61166 Te 1.4.4". hp, N la 0.144 IS De. New .. .. .... Es /1.406 6 Enz. and 40 . 4. Car d : . a r z 1 1 4 mac to I tatr.a lad-luolL Na. ow w. As 15. 00 16 ,looStcwoNoveratlea 14 w. ... 130.000 1 limas Palo .I.l.lted) le . 1 lia oar do NAN U ilc.aa ad A.. . Tel 1.... 6 GotrolDlowiATol IL.I I 1 NI" 010 /10 landau Dewount . t .. $ 11 1: .4 AMOS 4 re6ka.0.11,1b0003. an 11 11 54,010 IS Maar,. Irrl.o.l l ltaltl 1 1 1 to "030 DI ZettOrwas.4 ll . , Tol al: -.- ON IS It.yales.l6l. Tot. liso. an 6 I p si KO IS Na lo:-‘11).66.uut 00. .. II II al • 0 .0.:4.:,...t. t...a .. 44.- tez. I oo.la .e.Petoce/dr. 43 1 11 lee N.loar.ot-a.ewzolsad /7 .... - 6rifi 1 :1. artt. atzoiladie all I I I sa ad N.* 1 .letaata. Cho . ...... a 1 N.* , 1 Iso. " New Sawa" I k I dt. Ca &d Raid 10 Jeaulr..lllwwleso.l.l 1 -.-... 3,010 II Do. do. 14 4 14000 10 Do. do. 0 to. -•-, ON MAIO i 166.1 al - .eLaolaillal ad Si 4 NAN 44 Pe.6., e Orle:-.11toali all IS ea id al 03.70 t so I Du. New -....., 16 PI 4.osa, 14 00c 1 gimp fa lie Sip kla-la ra. a L M l . lila N iii..,._.; Las ..... IL a . 1 . i. D0.11 , 0r • . .... If 61 44 liCoto tu alma 14.41 ri..,: 1.. 07 I ft at tat* M. Soottto ewe 116,06 101 Ilf 130 lux al *ea aasa*ma Lai ill 14 II ,Nue 50. . , 4 4 0 Tf..i . 74l''' N ]f.. 1{ 40403.1 an si ... 1 a l_ eame , NO Om Dlow‘ie Land- ifl 1 11 1300.004 la. Ream% Imo. --.. aso 100 D. 3 CRYSTAL PALACI,—HANDEL FESTIVAL.—We STO queto S i t" tostatethat the Festival will poeitively close 'rid% LONDON OLNILIIAL OXWMIIII C.OIITAVIr (1.111171114. —Treeßo receipts tor the week etailag Joao 19, 13,8961. 9s. 81. MONEY MARKE7.-7HIB DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds opened this morning with steadineu, but a sale of 50,0001. Comae, said to be for account of a Scotch hank, charged the character of the market, which is now flat. Prices are quoted per cent, lower than at the close yest.rday. In every department of the Stock Ex change complete stagnation continues to prevail. In a few instances sellers predominate; but prices on the whole are fairly supported. The telegram from the Paris Bourse has not yet come to hand. Consols are officially marked 921, 921, and 921, ex dir., for the Bth of July. The highest point of the morning has been 92 9-16 to 1, and the present quotation is 921 to 4. Bank Stock his been dealt in at 219 to 221; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 93 to 931; The New Three per Cents , at 921 to 931; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 941 to 1 ; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. to 26,. prem. Very little business has taken place in the foreign stock market, except in the old Turkish Six per Cents., which after being marked 74, have receded to 721 to 731. the new loan has fallen 1 per cent., being quoted 681 to 59/. Other descriptions are dull. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four sztd-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 911: Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971 ; Mexican Three pee Cents., foe account, 181 ; Peruvian Uri. barren Four-atd•a-Half per Cent,., 80h the Spanish Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 3,1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 74, 72j,731, 721; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 80; ditto Goarsntced Four per Cents., for account, 1031. The Owen Glendower has arrived from Melbourne, with 112,0001. in gold. At Vienna on Tuesday a fresh fall of 1 per cent. tc ok place in the Austrian Metallios. Some new finan cial device seems to be looted for, as the Govern ment is once more in dire straits for money. In the discount market the dematd yesterday was more active, and the rate for the best pain r ham risen to 21 to n per cent. At the Bank, the appli cations, though still very modeiate, presented also some indications of revival. Of the 227,0001. in Australian gold brought by the Monarch and Essex, 32,0001. was yesterday sent into the Bank, and some further amount is likely to be retained here, the more especially as the Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne with 192,0001. In the sugar market yesterday an advance of 6d. per cwt. wee paid. The wheat market presented no alteration. Tee London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 8,0201. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,671/. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,9721.•, and the London and South Western an inertias. of G,aser., arising partly from the traffic of Ascot races. Rip and Dunaburg Railway shares were officially marked 2 (4/. paid). The half-yearly interest is advertisedon the shares in the Italian Junction Railways. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 11th July. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Snares :—Allienoe, British and Foreign, Fa 17; Atlas, in Eagle, 7 ; Indemnity Merin., 160; Liver pool and I, , md= Fire and Life, 10 ; Marino, 10t, Waterworks:—Berlin, New, ; 14 ex div. ; Southwark and Vanxball. 110. Gas :—Comme-tine. 261. 27 ; London, 33. Docks :—Landoo, 80; Victoria, 101, 102. Canal ;—Regenta, 161. . - The prospectus of Masters' Royal Crystal Palace Family Hotel Company (Itmittd) is iisned, with • proposed capital of 80,0001 . , is shares of 101. each. The object is to carry on kir.d extend the well-known hotel at Norwood. `3lr. Masters is to Lave a large stake as a shathole.er. With reference to th. market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwilite reports u follows . . . . . We have had a firm market during the cot week in tklnerican seciarilisa, and a fair amount of Lusicess has been transacted. Illinois share@ hire been in strong demsrd; they have touched 39 distowat, but Ow (feral at 40 6M count. The reported caseation cf towpctith n, and the miring of rarer. tropes mote coefi :tura rJhol.!ers of securi ties in those railroads lately engaged fn tht contest. The f Mowing quotation+ are is. 01. to th, dollar:— Ad. AAA. len NI II Pi el f et kd Crated State. 6 per Coat.Canpon 80nd5,16.38 Pato 5 1.1. , r Calf. Croton Pa.P., IVA Pron4yltsola 5 Mtn. liampon Pools Ditto 3 pa Lent. Stock Ma aluo.l 6 pa Cent. Ptallott Math Musedaatts 6 Per cal atta ....... 016.3aut.1. tramiltoa, aml Day La. tcr 3lortme.l6:o .............. ...... Pewit asol Pa aa.. 616 a6P.: 0 Convertible licada.l67o ...... ...... .......... 36 DMPA as 4 Mlaataffe. that Wats= of lAEA In finaur.oeut .................. .......... r. 3 ii+ iii /8 s.teL 67cs cow P Illinois Central. T per mot., Cone-rutile, lel& . 4 74 Ditto, p,r cent.. CorrstrurAlon, tostale In Liailt . n, at 4s. :M , per dollar 7l 11 Ditto, 7 per end., Preolanti.lbi3 .. . Ditto, 10/ dollts sharer. GO dtUars pill ........ s 2 41 Ditto Caotelled Bond florin dollar . i It Joie: and Nortlsorn Indiana 8 par mm . 6, Mort .... 1674. gdarsotaesl lry 3/16160/1 Central 11A1,1 Maws Cential, Jointly CentrJ, 8 per oat.. Ist Men. conrert. leer 82 61 Ditto. 11.1). . 21 6. Ditto t.tikinj 1402 tld f Ditt , rl,oree, donarr . . , DIUo Souther sad Noitinrii * intik/16.1 ter 6.nk!ox faud. 1075 Ditto ditto share...loV dollars —..... New Tort a Erie, per cent.. tleeen.l lrP 66 72 Ditto 7 vet eeni. 'fbiri Marlene.. 7 0 1 Litt, 7 por cent., Snaking Fund, 1.673. ~. Di a, 7 ;to r cam.- Cnrvartlble Bonds. Loa ••••• •• • • D.U.ditto ditto 101 . . Ow," 100 dollars . . .. 6 7 146 w York &mini. T per le6l Lato,C, per Amt.. tslagine Fund. 1663 I 1v.% pet cent.. Sinking fun% Iga ........ P 2 1.. r..tt. , •halra. 1 0 }4,1017.r• . I t 8 Catraylninta. 6 ire, mat.. Ist Mom, noserrißlo Ir6o 91 x pitta. 61.50i0,,,05 , Sterling. cones,:L:6l47l Dal., shares 20 dollar. _ _ M 1u The ships Marchioness of Londonicrry and Poi°. tier. are to convey troops to Hoeg Kong and Colombo, reap vcti Mr. A. Crabtree has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Caen. WITNESD%t Evvrnra. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clLek yesterday 92/ to lex div., for the Bth of July, varied to- day between 921, "buyers; and 921, and closed at 921 to 1. After the clew of the Stock Exehange the market was firm, at 921. The official nyines• re port is as follower—Three per Cent. Coracle, foe money (shut), 941 with div.; ditto, far account (Bth 921, 1, t, 1, ex dir. ; 'Om pit Cents. Re duced, 931, 1,1; New Three per Centa., 93 93, 931 p 93, 931; Bank Stock, 220, 219; bleat Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1836, 911, ; the seri? ol the New Loan, 933; India Sonde, bs. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 23.. to 36a. prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan wan quoted 931 to aad tue Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858,941 to 1. Foreign stocks were quiet, but steads - . The old Turkish Six per Cents. left off at 73 to 14, the new loan at 591 to 801; end Mexican hones at 18 to 1. In other descriptioca the alteration was an.mportant. Few transactions took place to day it, Hank shares, anti prioes were nominally unaltered. Oriental Yank were inquired for. In the niarhet fur enlace!. Itmcaus sham the only feature was an .inprovement in lied Sea Telegraph, which closed at l -o 01 du. NINES.-THIS DAT Twc (.'CLOCE. The prirepal feature to-day is a demand for shares in East Wheal Rue.: l', ich are row quoted 8t to 9. There are likewise inquiries for East Basset, Kant annnialake, Wheal Gn o i 2i e, and Lady Bertha shares. Generally the trauma:oils have been upon a limited scale. Port Philip Mining charm are officially marked 10a. In other colonial, as well as foreiga, desert's ' Liam, no change of importance has ocearred. 93a r o s 2 t :II B 1 1l ea 10 1 911 0 14 all 10 12 10 411 10 10 411 10 11 10 4 10 al 30 all all 4 am 10 a 10 411 11 19 19 all 10 an 10 0 a ad