The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL I'ARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Stu cu to* Ilbe &sir at 12 o'duck. NEW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. Bread, the following new wit. wan ordtred, ..s. For Tivoitio‘, to the room 4 Vistottat Palmerston, 1L.0., mite rim r 01+ alectice hie accepted the ofa '3 of First Lad of the Tremary, For the Cite of LONDON, in the rocs of Lord Jobe Rue" who Pace Ids awake bee aceeptcl the office of Swrsaary of State kr Foreign Affairs. For RADNOR climatic', to the room of the Right Hoe. Sir 13 C. Lewis, Bart, who eines Ide *leaks hem accepted the elks of Serretery of State for the Rome Departroset. For BALI,* to. the to. of the Right floe. Sir Chivies Wood, Bert., 13.C.8 , who int hie elsdiee les @seaport' the olio& of Pessideat of the lens Rosa Far the University of Oltrono, he the teem of the JIM Hon. W. P. Gladstone, who we hie aketke bee earepead the Ake of ethatellor of the lachigner. Poe Porto Wthrlistan, is Mill of the Itlitt Ha. Dien Herbage, who since Ide election has accepted the Mud Illeentary of death for War. FIR A•1111011-1:NDIIIPLYN; is the rooms of the Right Rea T. Miser Oilseed,. who Ws., his election Lae soeswed Ye ease of Prodding d the Paw Low Boom. he Moar at a, b I. raw at As Mem Hon. Sk O. Om. Dart, 0.C.11., As Naas Ms *Woo bag meeep4l the am at Cbassalle at Ibe duchy d IMsse► - - IPer Oz mu (City). la dr yea; at the ROI Haa I. Oaidedl. vbt is lie duties boo *impost tar oaks of Mot Ilasstry to the LesSLlstimmat of Wirt Isr Wthe;themerthex, la the thee et thr R. Ilethell, mike them hie eked= the thrived the ales of her W. }my • Awarry•Owasselt. - Far itsssist., is do ism at lir IL Nestles, wbo shirt bis *air los sosisSmil the Mks aim lbjesty's elelkitor- Osowsl. Tar Nrwc Arrox-Tnre, he the tees et the Wit Tleet. T. P Beerthue, willies, Ns &COM has seespled the ire el Jeke-Ad.orete-Geeerel. Tor Dacoaroar, is the tonal of the Right Hoe James Wank WWI Awe his election Om accepted tho oak, of ViceProof/int of the Board of Trade. rot CALXV, In tbe room of the Eli bt HOC R. Lowe, who Mee Lie election bee accepted the office of Vice-Presi dent of tbe Comatose of Council of Education. Fee Beoroaa, la the mein of Mr.Wldtbercdorho since hie election hal accepted the odS .1 of a Civil Lord of the Aetal ratty. Re lasts, in lb* mom of the Right Hoe. Jotta David IYsgivald, who gate his cite , ito ham witted the office ef Mageety's Awaiting-Oar& fur Ireland. Toe &it COCPITT: to the room of the Right HOS. Itiebeed Duey, vrtbo mime hie eleetkel her accepted the ofbre et bee Majeseje Sobelter-Geowel ter !reload. ?as Laorzi, la the vocco of tbo Sight lift. Heavy Fitzroy. lobo Iwo No &Mos boo moopplool doo Oleo of Chid Com ma/how of the Beard of Works, Fes CLONNZI, IS the thou of Mr. John Bagwell, who deer Ids isleetio• hos scorpeoi the aloe of sa Irish Lord of the Thosory. ref the meaty of I lair, ht the roan of Ti•count C.. 1.- row. who Paso Ms ahotios boo wooopeod the Aloe of Steward of bar Ilejewt7's Floaosiold. - - _ FS/ Motown Bainha, In the room of Sir W. Dunbar VW /Wilde election has accepted the offlce of • Lied of the Treases7. hit aka elty se Rol% actual, in the NO of the Right Ilks. Jame Ileseteht, whet is.. hie election hie eccentett the elks et Lent Adverb etllleetheid. Ivor dr 'by et Coax, fa the roes of Kr. Fess, deceeeed. Tar de sky ad Nomura, io the room of Viscount Bury, Ace due Ye 'Sears hes accepted the office of Comptroller et hat Illerty's Hatuellold. Oathsid= that a writ do bane for Pasimicii, in the tees ed Mr. Illanemet a, who elate his election has accepted the ties eV a Lard of the Trotaary, attention was called by Kr. Ornernar to the feet that two petitiose bed totapreerated NAM the rant mime for the borough is the ground of Mary. The Speak, Mated that the patinas could be still Investigated by a manatee, sad the gentlemen petitioned whim would be ray abate is law dot the oossequesato, ao wetter whether be were re-elected or Oct. Mr. M . M•110:1 mewed ea an amendment that the deltas be adjoarard for a mall, bet ultimately, and slier oreselderable depression, the limisikiest tees withdrawn end the writ omitted. _ _ Oa the wake of Fir W. Jou;rt ~ e e sew writ woe wrileewl ler the coonty of M.,s MOV TO, h the Mum of Cot. who Mem hie election hoe accepted the ofilooof INeword of bee mikket) . . ChiPers Hundreds. BREACH OF PRIVILEOR. Kr. BRAND morel that the kfluseet -- it; tieing should *ma trig numley, the 30th inst. eir a. WILLOUOIIIIY aeke I whether say other dna am brad Mine weld be tam os that day 16. BRAND replied In the negative. Ms. W. O. STANLEY thought it right to take the °ppm. Wear which the arathea d.rjd of Wang attention t 3 a Matemest which amend `tie lineal te.tlay, and which, he WI, etrki•al7 @Lead tfit aharaets at the hoeao. The statement was ea follow' " While is Loodds he bed also had sa interview with Pb, Moults 011 pin. their other repreeettotive, who hod ati coped the eines of Secretary to the Poor-law Board. (Cheers ) As an ilhotratien of the agencies that bed hoes at week gulag the /ate struggle, Mr. Oilpin showed his two lattice which he bad received from the agents et the patty, sad to which • direct attempt was made to tempt Mr Odir• is the discharge of ois duty u • masher of puha moot, and to Indurate him int his vote opus the Wt division, Ly offering to hit a rainier, considention of the fir sweet and most direct chancier. (Cries id " Shama") He stated that for the covideretios of the electors ohould they th , nk It to take W muter. With what OM 7CO*. the attempt had he.. nude they tem, sod he thought himself perfectly jos tled Is exposing •Ir usactiu of so flagrant • chareetet." He gm &Woe thot when the home re-suetutdod sf er the adieu:newest, he would soh the has. member fur Northaeopi tot whether there wag soy truth is the stotement. Mr. BLACKBURN nod the first part of tilt persgssph ha quake, which was so follows : Ms. Drools, the legal striper of Mr. V. Smith, wend Mad Imo kM had sa Weenies, with the nett hem. geatlamea, at which he wee iadwured that, se a m trk of her Mejeety's gzatt n mregiatisa of Mr. V. Sorties senteee thiel g hie theeidre of India, aid fa coadderethos of Hopes warrility, foal abase, and most uawarran•eble at. teas this had bees nate upon him during he tenure of oar', her Eby thought It eight that roam distinguished stark of her approtutioa of tilos, wake. sheen be realened apes logy sad therefore Lord Pelment,o taforesed kin est his tire Wes to the House of Lords wee a newer kr ble aesepeease ar nyeetiosi. (Load applause) This lust W bee temammiseted to Lord Healey, who had Lag bees de leas of aerial" Memel/ la the neat of say newsy." Itappsand thou ken Chia that the reel party to blame was Ohm legal adviser of the right boa. reatLeasem, who was about la to elevated to the peerage. Ids HADFIELD comp'ebted of tb• saltiest teeing lensght forward ia the a/man of the hoc amber fer Narthemptee. Mr. W. O. STANLEY maid he had gins all boa. new bee privetely that be lanaded to mastics the natter Mr: SOU VIRI I rimed the pebhestise et the pereirspi es • does, t breech oldie privileges d the brew, sad or which rbosid sebjert the retire to It. severe essieusigits. Yr. T. BUNCOMBE naterked that ttie proper party le adl apes kr ea espimailos wt. the *aro of the Timm, sad be thirolere -nested that the 'Moe or publish', should be sammesed b the Mr, sad oohed abut authority ha had pubilebiag the stmemeal. nit was Me proprr rooms te tel., Ned aril to ask olio has. wombs, irlietbrr say pecuniary elm bed hem made to Lin. (Beer, bear.) Coked DVN N E Moral the peregnspb Who Firbtof • mere msnompsr 1 , 1•41:S sod tf the home Seek soda of such matters It amid have smug►b la do. bleermer, bit hearties to refute • cslomay which the Taws hod published ems blrawAL It mg , sewed ihm beolitalawl his rent by derletiegibat Warm rappelled the &dearth:ol Ti Ife Bill, ohs/melt appeared by tha d,eirtm Wes tbs. ha voted la amour of Momenta that It do lam Now that wee • wistair. It was true that his mar arm mans um the " moo," Lot he bed lee meollectioa of bailee m %mod, sad to show that it most he a mistake. M mod only mratice the fact that he lost bla met for Car- Krim bemuse Is, bad °Beard Lis proiestast meppariers by opposite, tbs If,. I.OCYR KING arbrd wlsother my step a do Tworioi et pitfrilryfisoi • could be tam The BPLUIER sail thoy oral t rely dinaute sow o the leoti..e etljoererueot. That &watd ef, it weald Mae Well to 61 , 110 w the ortlisary practice lo au. h mere by Ir laps( the parer veepleiced of co the table, and then to make kale a to the Ivan the mane el the edit r. Yr. W. O. OTAWLIBY maid be world hilew that Nero The walks .•r Ohm sigma ie. fit VATIC II USINIAL Oa the maim of 10*mM W. PATTI?", Mc committee pritato bins men redid buy Is EN, solsiaslirlisi die tbo Imam THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1859. At • solerquest period at Um sitting Mt. Gdpia apptated in his NM ea the Tommy bench, and the question of pri- Asp eme arrived. Mr. W. 0. STANLEY said it would perhaps save tiros if the ban. member would state whether the allegation In the new meet yew truer not. If,. GILPIN amid have no heritatiou In answering the qacirliea, as ha understood it. It was perfectly true that he had received letters, the tendency of whilt would be to bus hit vote If ha had attended to them. He was bound, however, to say, In the moat unequivocal mama that he had no 'proof, that ha had never said that be had say proof, and that he was not prepared to affirm that he bad say belief that these letters came from the agents of the conservative party. Mr. W. O.IIIIANLEY said another quation he wished to mak the bete. ereestar was this—Did he intend to take any steps in the matter Mr. OILPIN said be had emulated with his Mende on Ike subject, mut acting upon their advice he should decline to dose. 111 r. W. 0. STANLEY mid, under lbws circumstances be would consider before the matting ei the hours apt*, what ought to be done to vindicate its chemist. Tlee sabject them dropped. no hewn shortly afterwards &hemmed. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) (Before J. I. :simian, B•q.) Tan 1011111111111 AT WWI =VITAL PALACI. Jabs Delve' Lankier. 17, • ash of reepeelable con wakes, was indicted fat esabg Is. Id. and 2a. 2d., the monism of his master, Mr. Stung% ta. proprietor of the reirmhasent department in the Crystal Pesos, an d John ileasntliorf, • waiter, and Samuel Chino, a der were in dict+ 4 for aiding. counselling, and procuring L mar to commit the said felony. Mr. Robinson appeared for the tion ; Mr. Thomp son defended Limner; Mr. Lilley defended Hisseundorl; and Mr. Starr e deleadel Chinn. Mr. Robinson is opening the cane said that the prisoners at the bar had bean some time in Mr. Strange's employee the Crystal Palace. Werner sold Sawa for refreshment to gentle men requiring diem ers at 2a. 2d. each. Before entering the room it was the duty of Chian to clip each ticket and return it to the bolder, who then gave it to the waiter, whose duty ought to hays been to have put them through a slit in a box which wee locked by the meneger so that • proper checli could be kept as all parties. They, however, cusepired toge ther to rob their employer by using the tickets tome, which he should be able to prove in three instances, and for that offence they were now on their trial. Evidence similar to that taken at the police court was then heard, and ultimately a verdict of Guilty was retur ned Wiest all three. The jury, however, strongly recommended Limner to mercy on account of his previous good character, and believing that he was toe fleeted to commit the robber; by the other privet's". The prosecutor also recommended him to nearey. The Chairman slid be quite concurred in the verdict ant the recommendation of LILIMOT to mercy, therefore his rea gensro would be short, hoping that it would be a warning to him for the future ; he mart iv imprisoned is the county gaol for maven days. As for Klemendori, who instigated him. be should sentence him to (Air months, and Chian, who hat robbed his master before and bad bees forgives, six months' hard labour in the Home of Correction. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STILIENT. THRIATZPIXO PO OPTIC= OP TOP COI3IIT. A low, dissipated, sallanslooking men named Awes Diilex, evil 40, who said be woe a c winter b trade, mid lived I. fit. Giles's, was charged with &busies and throstanisg Mr. R. 0. M■te, the chief usher of the OM% in Radell•mmet, La ffte prisoser he. bees several times% essiedy let result', and was ones committed for striking Ham Bream., the pegillee. Oa Moodey last he wee dined before Mr. i Hairy with attempting to wrangle hie see, a bop of shout 10 piers of age, but the charge was not pressed, and the prisoner twoard punishment, although the magistrate !Naiad him over to keep the pesos. The prisoner appears to have suspected that Mr. Moos enlightened the magistrate as to some of his distsed•tabls antecedents, although nuthiog of the sort occurred on the oceasion. Mr complainant tatted that be war walking to the court a lade beton. 10 on Tuesday moaning, when the prironer, who was very drunk, came np behind him and - commenced c a l ling and t • him la the it (Hilly language, calling him very epithets within the range of tite Sewn Dials vocabn my. He followed vitae'. till he came within reach of a constable, when he (00•20.4•41) gave him into custody. Waimea had never given the man the slightest provocation, and could focal no idea as to the coo- Wm for such conduct. la WaSt7re; tiTtiasMart, Mr, Mace said ha had never been Insulted before, although races than thirty years an akar of the court. The prisoner remained too drank to be brought up oft Tuesday, and nuw ow Naig asked if he had anything to my to the charge, sales had bass drinking be supposed, sad that was all ha could say about Ills matter. Mr. Henry said it war sot to kw tolerated that an °Mar of the court should be tawdoed and annoyed in this way. Kr. Macs was an cHar of vary pest expatiates, and his long emmerion with to court had given him such an ex tends* acqueintascr with the class of persona habitually I=t u tk e ime, that it wee ohm of Feat saiisteace to the a to avail themselves of his information ow each sabspols. In this Cate he had detained from stating what he trams of to prisoner, who ought to bare Wen inmt grateful to him for so doing. The prisoner mast pay 20a, or be committed for too weeks. WESTMINSTER. DIGGING. LETTID IMPOSTORS. Mary Marbra,enaidw7mtal•To7;he ."" sppearasai of • gips', sad L 4111.1 "arta% her daughter, we r e cha r ge] as 'Wows . _ Thomas Turner, a coseable of the Mendicity fiettiety, sail, from information be had rmised thin tnornieet,helenad the younger prisoner had seat a boor to Lady Balfour, 106, listun- :Aware, stating that her mother was dead, sell she was is very great deatitstios, ant aging be, Istlyektip to IlthaVY her. He went to the honer, and awe saw the younger prisoner, her mother studios a few doom The daughter wm talking to the batier,asti witness beard bee say that she had yesterday sent a letter to Lady Wear, that elm had said in it that her mother wee dead, sad bad asked for relief. Both the women had mach annoyed bar ladyship of late, and the butler drove the younger defendant away, when witness took her end her mother in charge. Wham get the butler to salt her ladyship for the letter, but it could sot be found then, her Isdyahip promleing to look for It. It was sent by poet nod it contained a request for money. The secured woe mother and d.ughter, and the former was one of the oldest offendore on the okay's hooka. TM defendants denied the charge. or that they knew one another. Afterwards the old woman said that she had not area her daughter for two years; that Lady Balfour'. butler bad ruined the young worm, and would poises them both if be could. Remanded till Friday. WORSHIP STREET. •ICIDRIIOCS_•II•ACLT IX A POLICE CELL. - - A thick-sr powered err who gave the urns of John Amu, and described hineelf r a hawker, was charged Iron Mr. D'lrtoourt with Iwo sees.... Frederick Tyler, a shoemaker Is ILiatoo, whoa* face was erred with blood. and one eye sadly eroded, gam hi. rider, smog, mud haying depoeed that he was last night linked op In one of the rills at Robert-ea et station-house, kr ring istoxicatel, added that Ir was soddenly wet ups. by the defendant some boors afttrwarde, and likke I sod beaten most cruelly. He believed that the motive for the arms was mbbery. Impostor Webster, N division. stated that the defendant woe locked up for assanlttog another person between twelve sad MO o'clock. dryly afterwards ho was toned tackled the cimplairst, who lay on the flume( the all in • want pi tiable rodlike. Oil!, 299 N, sal i be hoard a dletorbarge outside a was beam to Shoreditch, Meetly after 12 o'clock last eight, sad saw detendaat strikes pence twees hs the tam, Mainly. Os tablas him into comedy a amebae of tbe worst character's sadeamared to ream Mrs, sad plabeed his arms. At bag% be eseceatied b epriegiag his rattle, and is police men saceseded in imam the aseadnat to the station. Omens liar, a mum prebend the semad char" sad nab SSd .sib d rem slalom as his head. isegesat 19•1115/81. N dhiica, odd the dere:ldeas tied war was Beret. He wee. desperate thief. Mr. Illiyacesrt—What is the resets drunken MR see backed ap with ttimee inspect .r Wirbeter—We hare bat three cells, sir, and lest eight we had thirteen primmer*. Want the cella ere tall we mad the primers to other etagere-6mm*. deFendani;;;;ltosSi si. or tWomonth's lenprisostecnt foe the drst, and 60,, or (MS month fur tit, second assault, The anniversary of the Royal Caledonian Asylum restieel will be held la Landes oe the 29th test. The Earl of Elgfa will pre,ido. His Orem the Dale of Bwrieach, she Earl of Ruche., Lord Kinnsird, sad other noblemen outaected with Becillsad, ere stewards. On Monday evening Mr. Chisholm Anstey, formorly Attorsey-General at Hong Kong, delivered a long address on recent events Is th.tt ciilony to a numerous meat lug of the inhabitants of Nescaatle, convenel by regalia= to the Mayor. Yesterday was the longest day. The inn rose at 15 minutes pest 3 cm., wad sit at 47 ashram Ise 8 p.m. The lsegth of the day vas conssquaettly 17 hour/ 32 Waster, sad that st the night 6 hours 28 atiantse. SHARE L1523.-TBIS DA). Two o'CLocs. With the exception of London and and North Western stock, which has declined 4 per cent., British railway stocks to-day are very arm, with a tendency to improvement. An ad vance of 1 to I per cent. has taken place in Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Caledonian, and Great Western. Present quo tations are as follows : London and North Western stock, 891 to 90; Great Western, 641 to 66; Mid land, 98/ to 991; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90 to 1; South Eastern, 28/ to per share ; Caledonian, 39/ to jper share ; Eastern Counties, 561 to 661; and London a n d South Western, 90 to 91. Bubiness is extraordinarily inactive. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are fairly supported, the original issue being quoted 11 to 11 die,, and the New, 11 to 11 dia. Northern of Prance shares are quoted 381 to f, and Paris and Lyons, 321 to 33. In other foreigo, as well as oohs mkt railway shares, few transactions have passed. urinuraar MAINS AND 1111.00kel Sul rt. Lammas. 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Omer Imarga . tir e 111.16 1-111.1 111—t hat seers. Me il—lmeemblre bml Tml l .oll, lit SO— mei eleilli 111•Oura, 1.1 90 —SWAMI& Ible 1-111eflimt Me 11-11 Belll6. 11/ 11.4m-erlets. We 81 York emd Abbas Midas& 711 1— IfeMbms. 44 I—Dmen, SO I—flumb lebbee 1 db—Orsmi Trinket Oimmab,ll-1611.16-41reM Woolen W 14 t. THE DETIOFF AND SARNIA RAILWAT.—Thu which is to waned the Grand Trunk of Canada system at Sarnia with the welters railways of America at Detroit, Is progressing rapidly, and will be complenal by September next, in time to take advantage of the large trsHc which is expected from the western states in the autumn and winter of the present year. ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER TRAIN IN A Tuft ash.—Oa Tuesday evening an occident, happily unattended with any serious cionenntenete, occurred to the 7.40 train tom Macclesfield to Stoke. The train picked spa large number of holiday-makers at Congtetou, and proceeded on its way without mnadvantare until It had gone 250 or 300 yards into the Itarawastle Tunnel, when the engine and tender, followed by several carriages, ran off the rails, and brought the troth to a sudden etandatilL The paganism* in the for ward carriages, together with the driver and stoker, were considerably shaken, but fortunately no one wee injured, The rails were torn up for some distance, and the engine ploughed up the ground beneath it to the depth of two feet. Immediate steps were taken to relieve the passengere from their dark and dismal durance, and after waiting with commendable patience fora considerable time several large torches were procured, and they walked through the tassel, a diatanoe al upwards of • mile, to the Tunnel' end, where a train die nth rfrom Stoke wee waiting to convey them thither. i i ners of rail were obstructed by the accident, but the company'. servants lost no time In clearing them. Had the train acquired the momentum which two or three minutes longer would have given it., a fearful sacrifice of life would in all probability have been the result. Gux Acctnext—With extreme regret we an nounce that on Friday afternoon an accident of • most serious character happened to Mr. William Gibbons, a musical pro femme in the town, which haa resulted in the entire lose of the left hand and part of the forearm. Mr. Gibbous, we learn, was very food of shooting, and on the day in (melon ho took his gun end proceeded to Goldstone Bottom, where, after firing several shots, be met a shepherd, with whom he mewed Into tionvereation, resting the butt of the gun on his foot and leaning with his left wrist over the muzzle. While they were thus standing, a dog belonging to the shepherd kept plar)ing about them, and it is supposed that he must have some in contact with the trigger, causing the gun to explode, and shattering Mr. Gibboca's hand In the most frightful manner • in fact, It was almost severed from hie arm. He was s peedily conveyed to the hospital, where it was found necessary to amputate the arm below the elbow. —Bripiton Guardian. THE Ex-CHAMPION OF ENGLAND AND THE Potica--On Monday William Thompson, alias Bendigo (the ea-champion) was brought before the borough mega fret,. at the police-onion Nottingham, charged with assault lag the polies. It appeared that on Saturday afternoon, in coneemenos of bearing a noise at the White Hart public borne, Parliament-street, Sergeant Swinecoe en tered, and there found the ex-champion, who was Insulting the company, and alai the landlord and landlady. Swinscoe remonstrated, and Bendigo, In a most savage manner, took up a knife and threatened to stab him. Upon this the policemen left the house, and shortly afterwards returned with another officer. With great diffi culty he wee ejected from the premiers, and he then com menced a violent attack upon the policemen, biting, kicking, and striking them se best he could. He was, however, ulti mately overpowered, and taken to the police-station. The pugilist plesded as an excuse that be was intoxicated at the time, and that if the megistratis would overlook the amok he would not be sulky of the like again. The bench bound Elm over to keep the peace for six months and pay the ex posers. VlEERS.—Vipers and snakes are this season frightfully numerous in the lake district, probably on account of the very hot and dry weather, and thinuth the talented writer on natant history, the Rev. J. 0. Wood, mays the latter (snakes) ere harmless, folks are very un believing in the matter. On Thursday, • little girl, daughter of Mr. Jonathan Stalker, 'wilier, of Sawray, was bitten by one she accidentally trod upon. The po it child suffered much agony that an d the following day, though the wine! remedies were instantly applied; bat we arc glad to say she has since recovered, D..gra and other animals are Metes toot , every day. Olive oil is stated to be the beet antidote.—Astierlarsd Paquet. The Callao Gazette announces that the Spanish Generals Pronto, de Liver', °than, Coolie, O'Donnell, and Lopez Darougnex have arrived et Ganes, and are about to proceed to the allied camp, being daily authorised fur that purpose. "The tows of Varese," says the Milos Gazette, "hes decided tbat ita principal promenade shall be c died the Corm Victor Emmanuel 11., end the principal street mania Garibaldi." TM first number of the Monitore di Bologna heeds its columns with en official annnutmement to the effect that Gout 'Devour, in reply to the telegram received from the Provisional Junta, had expressed the firmest hope that the His' would accept the protection of liologna, and send a commiesioeer extraordinary there with troops. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE BIIILLINO TOUDAY, June M.—Arbil/ekes OD earnest, 6,496 ; title, by swot skeet% 707. Told timbers, 6406. MONEY MARKEL-2111S DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day have shown increased firmness. At one period a fresh advance of about per cent. . . was attained. In consequence of news of • fresh decline on Paris Bourse, a relapse has since taken plane, and Consols are now quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Business in this, la in every other department of the Stock Exchange, is very languid. The share mar kets have exhibited firmness, and some clams of British railway stocks are rather dearer. The Three per Cent. Butes were quoted at Paris this morning, on the opening of the Bourse (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) 62.6, ex div.,l for the account, but quickly receded to 61.96, being about per cent. lower than stile last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 621, 921, and 92/, ex div., for the Bth July. The highest point of the morning was 921, "buyer., " and the present quota tion is 92 tol. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 219 to 220. The Three per Cents. Reduced at 931 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 93 to 931 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at ttok to 1; India Bonds, at sa. dis. and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. to 265. prem. Foreign stocks are steady, with limited tram's& actions. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 73 to 74, and the New Loan, at 59 to 61. As re gards other descriptions the alteration in prices is unimportant. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101 ; Bunion Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171; Mexican Three per Cents ,18 ; ditto, for account, 18,18}; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 4; ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for acoouot, 811; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601; ditto for account, 593, 60 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 103. FIVE Mntons PAST Two o'CLocx. Consols are rather weaker at 925," buyers" ex div., for the account. The arrival is announced of the Suffolk, from Melbourne, with 192,0001. in gold. Amongst the investments yesterday was another to the extent of 20,0001. New Three per Cent. stock. The Bank's discount business dose not revive, and in the general market the demand yesterday was moderate, at a reduction u regards the beet bills of about I per cent, from the Bank minimum. A fresh fall of about 1 per cent, took place in Austrian stock at Vienna on Monday, owing to the pecuniary embarrassments of the government. At Amsterdam the rate of discount remains 3 per cent., and at Hamburg 2. About 25,0001. in Russian gold was yesterday sent into the Bank. The demand for gold for the Conti sent, however, continues active, the sum purchased ea terday being 300,0001., including 220,0001. Amerman by the Asia, and 80,0001. Russian, which came to hand yesterday, per the cleanser Zebra. The 120,0001. in gold ex La Plata will likewise be sent away. The 227,000/. in Australian gold ex the Monarch and Essex will be delivered to-day. The steamer New York, which is on the way hither from the United States, has about 80,000/. in specie. The bar silver by the West India steamer was sold yesterday at 62d. per ounce standard,showing no alteration. At the present quotation moderate par cels are taken from day to day on continental ac occult. The Mexican dollars have been placed at 601 d. per ounoe, being Id. less than the price realised for the supply by the ?Nylons packet. The decline iu the latter article is due to the magnitude of the remittance by the steamer La Plata. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented little alteration. Bills on Holland and Naples were inquired for. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three mouthy, 11.141 to 161; ditto abort, 11.12 to 1; Rotterdam, three months, 11.141 to 161, Antwerp, three months, 26.10 to 20; Harnhurr, marts bane*, tare. months, 13.31 to 41; Paris, threadssyss right, 1:5.6 to 10; ditto, three months, 16.30 to 21 ; -oa ths-110ns, three months, 1161 to 116; Petemberg, per rouble, three mouths, 63 to 1; Vienna, of do., three months, 14.60 to 14.80 ; Trieste, ditto, three mouths, 14.00 to 14.80 ; Madrid, three months, 49 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 29.90 to 30.00 , Genoa, three months, 26.70 to 80; Naples, three months, 401 to 411; Palermo, three month., 1211 to 122; Meador, three:months, 1211 to 122; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to The steamer F.llora is expected at Marseilles on Friday next, with the light portion of the Calcutta and China mail, which will probably be delivered in London on Monday. The advice, from New York—communicating the termination of the ruinous competition between the New York Central, New York and Erie, and other Western railway companies, together with a rise of 21 percent. in the first-meationed company's shares— have induced more firmness in the market for Ameri. can railway securities here. The improvement yes terday extended to the shares of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada, whose interests are likewise to some extent affected. At the meeting of the shareholders in the Western Bank of London, held yesterday, the resolutions pre viously adopted for the transfer of the business of the establishment to the London and County Bank, and for the payment of a sum of 1,0001. to the direc tors, were confitated. A proposal for the appoint ment of a committee to inquire into the charges of mismanagement adduced by the auditors was over ruled. The shareholders appear to have resigned themselves to the ill-success and winding up of their operations and to consider that their moral responsi bility is in no way . pledged to preserve the manage ment from suspicion and the authority of their auditors from contempt. What is everybody's business is nobody's. The annual meeting of shareholders of tke Com mercial Bank of London is called for the 19th July. The position of the freight market is described as follows by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. : The freight market has not been active during the last fortnight, If we except an extensive business) in guano, char tering at an advance of 10a. Coal operations generally have teen restricted, and the rates are without material alteration, but East India quotations ate lege firm. We have a good many openings I'm Archangel deal ships at advanced prices. Baltic quotations for grain and stowage goods are tot buoyant, whilst wood is steady at about our last advice. A considerable quantity of the usual Baltic timber tonnage was diverted to Mediterranean ports during the late high coal rates, and this is beginning to tell. Canadian business is improved. Odessa and Asofhave been dope at 60a. and 605., ' and this market is not at all brisk. There is a better inquiry for Danube ship. The progress of the silk trade is thus noticed by Messrs. Milsom and F. Foy, of Lyons, under date the 18th inst. : •---• • Purchases of cocoons ere drawing to a close, and every where, in Italy as in Prance, at a bout 40 per ant. higher prices than lest year. The smalltime of the mop which la much below, that of 1886, the complete exhaustion of 01l docks of silks, and the great demand ftr manuftctured goods, especial!) , for the United S'arld of Amerkia, fully ex plain the high price* paid. We elm:seem the new silk campaign watt our manufacturers bully employtd, and most brilla*nt frame prospects, but, unfortunately, with a very small supply of raw material. The rise in prime since our last respects te from 2e. 61. t's 4s. per lb , according to carte ; but it must still further progrees to attain the cost of the thAv Wks. 2,271 bake conditioned to da.e, 471 bales weighed. Ty ts. , DAT EVEN NO . Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, " buyer.," ex die., for the 6th of July, opened this morning about 921, and soon advanced, clo.ing at 921 to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange the quotation was a shade flatter, at 92 7-16 to 9-16. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Lkeisools, for account (Bth Jul; ), 921, 1,1, j, ex dlr. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92f, 1,1, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93, 921, 921; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 941 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 93!, 931. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 235. to 265. prem. India Bonds were more offered, and were marked 10e. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 931 to 94, and the Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year 944 to 95. The foreign stock market, though gnie., was like- wise firmer. The principal transactions were in Ulu r e I 1.1 ON M ' Turkish Bonds, which recovered 1 to 11 per any the Old .Loan closing at 73 to and the New at 691 to 601. Mexican Bonds were slightly firmer , at 18 to 1. Sardinian Bonds were quoted 80 to and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 29{ to 39, In Bank shares to-day the variations were trilling. Bank of Egypt and Ottoman Bank were dull; the former at 21 to I, and the latter at 16 to*. Eleetris Telegraph and Victoria Dock stocks were inquired for. The C shares of the Oriental Inland Stem Company were officially marked i prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were steady, at 86to 88. Canada Government Bonds were more inquired for. lIIIVES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day there ars enquiries for shares in West Caradon, Tamar Console, and Herodefoot mines. In other respects the market remains quiet. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares still present no alteration of the sligh test t importance. The third ordinary mer of the Acadian Charcoal fern Company II called for the 28th lest.; and the amend meet ing of the Dement Nina Company for the 30th inn. A special general meeting of the Great Great Tregone Coastal Minims Company is celled fur the 27th inst., " to consider ties aosncli position of tha company," sad to nice, additional capital. The Great South Tolgue Mine accounts, presented at the meeting held yesterday, showed a cash balance in favour of the undertaking of 2,6.584 16e. 9d. A dividend of Bs. per shore was doctored. At a meeting of adventurer' in West Femora Mine, held en the 16th instant., a cell 01 U. 10a. per "hare was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.-4TIIIB DAT.) In Matk-lano to-day the attendance was very . small, the tone calm. Prices 01 most articles of the trade wire Duni folly unaltered. Tho supply of home-grown grain was small. The import. of foreign grain into Loudon sine last Monday were reported this mooing ae moderate of doer, wheat, and of oats, and smell of barley. Wuzar.-Englieh retail rale at last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered. English white, 445. to 625. ; red, 375. to 461. per qr. ; Dantrio and Konigsberg, 665. to 60e. per 4941 b. Rostock, 52e. to 61s. ; other Baltic porta, 42a. to 628. FLouir, quiet trade at about last Monday'. pries.. Town, 421. to 465. ; Norfolk, 290. toles. per 360115. ; French, 331. to 37.. per 280 lb. ; Amer, U.8.,-per burst. HARLOT, quiet trade at about last Monday'. rates. English, 325. to 42a. per qr.; Baltic, Ms. to 36..; other sorts, 275. to 325. per qr. Oars, quiet denannd, at about lost Monday's rates. British, 245. to 32a. per qr. ; Russian, 215.6 d. to Us. per qr.; other Baltic porta, 24.5. to 28e. per qr. BRA:ea.-English and Egyptian ens at Isat Mon day's prima. English tick, ans. is 42e.; barrow 42e. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 36a. per qr. Pau quiet at last Monday's rates. English bo il ers, 48e. to 60e. ; hog and grey, 3135. to 425.; foreign, white, 48e. FLOATING CAEOOI/1.-Binds last Friday not a single grain laden vessel was repotted arrived at ports of call. There aro at present off the coast on sale 6 grain argon, vie., I wheat, 3 maim, 2 barley. ilium last Wednesday rho following named same were mentioned .-A cargo of Oessa rye, at 245. 9d. per Imperial qr. ; a cargo of Venetian 23e. per 450 lbs., C.F.I. 1.111.11•L8 111T0 LONDOS 110)1 JUNE 10 TO JONI U. Loeb* Ohm*. 1.110. Twin. WINO . . 019 V WV/ **** I iooi suo Cilia Bask Tam MINDING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVGAR.—The market la very firm and the prioss of yes terday, which in many Instances .howl • alight adrmice, are fat ly supported, and the large public sales of Bast India are going off steadily. Mined without alteration. Conan.—Thts article continues firm. Native Ceylon sold at 635. to 560. 6d. _ _ MTh; trade ere occupied with the samples of the pubrc solos to commence tomorrow, end we are withoot transac ton to report to•dy. Ren.—Leoweed moots atenly, at 2a. 3d. to 2a. 4d. Rica.—Tbe market is quite. Set:rens' hes a quiet oppearence. TALLOW If AltiplT.-(718 DAY.) The market is firm, with but Ugh; doing —Town tallow, is quoted 635. 6d., to 64s , tit cosh ; Petersburg Y.C., ~n the spot, 66a. ; June, 66.. ; July, 661., to 665. 3d.; August to fierember, 675., "ssilars" ; °debut to December, 675. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Patteadan and Smith report that the market la quiet at Yonley'a prime. Amounts still conflicting. Du'y 170,0001. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tilY ILICKTO TILMOSAPII.) HAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CLAREMONT STAKES. Ralf a mile. Agra and Lady Alice c are here. Rose Middleton and &elation have paid. STAND PLATE. One mils, five furlongs, twenty yards. Tame Deer, T. P. Cooke, Ascot, Whitewall, and /dye tnions Jack ars here. 81.12R111( AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two miles. . . . . Tama ii;;;,v7.7;el;;: here. OTHER ARRITALS.—BeIIona, Mushroom, Julie, Yorkshire Mi,s, Indulgence, Halhford, Athenian, Salonics, Mountain Dew, Sunningdate, Chanties', Creeping Jane, Kate, Minater„ Sudbury, Booths tyer, Winkfleld, Hand-overMand, Ster-ol the•East, and Mouravieff. NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRILL STAK BS. Ons mite and a quarter. Kestrel, Jaek Spring, Lottery, Littb Agnes, Northurabse. bud Duellers, and Awful are here. GOLBORNE PARK STAKES. Straight half-mile. North Lancashire, Aristocrat, and Libellous aro here. GREAT NEWTON HANDICAP. One mils and a halt Queen of the East, Prince of Danmark, Thornhill, Knock burn, Daniel, Ring William Archduchess, Docati, Woman in Black, Brown Holland, A delaide, and Attraction are here. MAKSRFIELD HANDICAP. Straight half-mite. Gana of the But, Abrou, Jack Sprint, Princess of Orange, July, Ochiltne, Lottery, Buttelly, Id.L , and But tercup are here. OTHEtt ARIUTALI.—PteTIM The Slave, Sir Joseph, Turret, Grace Doling, sad Little Girl. A MADMAN IN THE STREET.—(THIS DAY.) — This morning, about hall-past 4 o'clock, the inhabitants of Camberwell and the Walemith-road were alarmed by loud cries. Upon throwing up their windows they ache(( a mac in his night ebitt, without any shoes or stockings: l wilt • scarlet handkerchief tied round his and a piece of string passed round his nick to which wen tied a bell. The men came running pest Cacaterwall-grees with the greeted speed. The police on dui y tried to atop him, but he rushed from their grasp and glided down the road as far as Camberwell-gate, and, without atopping, made a leap over the gate, pursued by Hersesworth, tbe 'loyal Society' s escape conductor, and his celebree si tire dog; but the man and his axone attendant were unable to stop the poor fellow. The cries of the conductor and the barking of his dog attracted the stteetion of a vsnd patine ecnstables who wore on duty along the rood, and they closed upon the matt and threw him down. He made a desperate attempt to bite them and strike than wi. h a hemmer wheel be had in one hand and with en awl which he held in the other. Titer carriet bins to the who...twice where be was handcuffed and put Into one of the eel's pending arrange meats with the parochial eathotioles. It is believed that the unfortunate man ha. romped (TAU one cf the (militia erylame in the neighbourhood of Peclibem. .Beeides the hammer and awl the man smelled in his hand • Bible. ALLEGED FORGERY BY A TRADEDIIAN, AND HIS SUBSEQVVIT INSANITT.—At the Wallington Seatione Room, on Monday, Mr. John Ca-o, joiner and builder, of Runcorn, was charged with having patented a forged cheece for IVY. at the tank of Hare. Parr, Lyon. and Co., on ea amity lest. The t rieoner appeared in the dock Ina very ex cited state, and was guarded by two police Okras, who kept him rated. Dating the bearing of the ease be often op he out incohetentiy. He wee committed for trial at the assin-s. It teems that whße in custody as Sunday morning he roes in • very esolted state, and ft wes at once perceived that medical aid was requited. Mr. Steel, 'argent, via sent for, but before he arrived noes sores had to be taken to @Bay ilia rapid( growing tem - owing,. Caren hair had to be cur, andh head bathed with cold voter, end when the surgeon arrived he attended to him. But he still got worse, sod the raider* had to stay with him dating the night to us!, h hon. Mr. S'!erl aye that there la great danger that he wilt issemie permanent( y Wane. Dating the night of Saturday he ll peA his teat to lame, and by that he tleousht he was performing port of his ordinary business. After the case bod Rita &pato! of by the megistrates, the prisoner was removed below, and coed ,rted his converaihm showed a ontewbat by the lasaurate e that he should go Under this idea he woe taken to Tank Quay station in the afternoon, in the comps,' of t wo p o.roe officers, and removed to Kirkdale. We nadentiuld that the unfortunate mauls very well comsectid, and that there was not the slightest necessity known why ha should have seesawed to commit fccgory.--TrirriMilOSStwoulard. t 1 11 if 4 tie 11 + 1 sh 44 41 Ni RI 1, IL Ili 4 i a !" 4 1 it .. - It Hi liana NI IM I,i I ai — as • I N i lit a"Uri ia M • Si $4 Is 4 6 6 04 1N641