The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

CORRESPONDENCE RESPECT ING THE AFFAIRS OF ITALY. The clrreepondenee respecting the airgire of Italy, so ohms alluded to in the late debate, we, this more* hind in a blot-book of 413 seem. The period covered by time dommerts entomb Iron Janos,/ t) May, 1059, the •Misel member a mem he., is not leas then 33 S. The consemoodiest; apcne with an extract fr,im a des gala of Earl Corriere, drawing attention to the well esesembeeed morn= of the Emperor to M. de Ilubser, empsetleg hie ensetletectory relations with Amer's. Lord Malemettery motserle, " the 1112.10' end good undentanding of Trews Ned Austria," In order that as amelioration sad prima improminsal of the condition of the Imams may be ellested, sad remarks -- It, happily for that people, them two governments would oocupy them selves 'trimly to Insist upon end cony out the reforms amemded by both justice and polity in Central Italy they would doubtlese succeed. In as effort so glorious for both countries, and el bene ficial to Austria, her Majesty's goysrnment would hominy join; although they am of opinion that, se s protastant country, England should not take too proration% a part, lest she should excite a suspicion that she was swayed by rootless of a sectarian character, If Prussia end Russia approved, they would stand in the MPG light • Eoglaod ; and if It should appeer to the two groat Roman catholic empire that any modification of the territovial dis tribution of Central Italy would contribute to the pesos of the country and good goon ament of the people, without inieebling the spiritual authority of the Pope, her Majesty's government would be ready, together with the other powers who were parties to the treaties of 1815, to give It their het ccesideratiou," Deepstchee from Sir J. Modem end Lord A. Loftus Mott similar expressions of opinion from the late Foreign Minister• It should be stated that from the first his lordship censures the policy of Sardiala. Oa February 12, he "earnestly im plore.,• the cabinet of Turf• to pause inns "hellos( career.'• He says, "It may be still within its power to avert the danger which it has so rashly courted ; it may still he able to control the potations which It hoe co injudiciously excited ; it may still, with courtesy, retract the applicatioas which it has made for foreign support , and it may still come to such • common understanding with Muni* as to ad mit of that power, reassured against any sinis ter &algae on lb* part of Birdie*, abstaining from any demonstration of force on the frontier of Lombardy e•iculstcd to etei.e uneasinets at Tann. Her Majorty's goversemat have •o reason is suppose that Austria courts aa holies war; bat, on the other head, it cannot be sup posed that Austria will submit without a struggle to the Invasion of the territorice which she holds under the united sanction of the I oven of Europe, or allow a foreign state tc hold out encouragement to the disaffected within the Lom bardo-Venetian kingdom." Detail., of couvenwtiona with the forgot mildews of thei r respective touris are rriowted by our reprouestadwisat Pant Vaasa. Bathe. and Turia. The aegotiminee whieh preceded and acerapried the Mii6ol2 of Earl Cowley to Vienna, and the Emir pep atlas of a rennin ea well ma the quondam if • pewter dimarateeteet, occupy . cosakinsble share of the ace. reepedeece. The failure el these ateethdose was esseplela ou the 27th spell whew Lard blelattalary west. Sir J. Crumple& —" I have to lest:root Fee to Worm Primo, Ocetcbakolf that the &ablest of Timm bovine di.. dived to accept the epee* pert of the proposals offered b 7 her Majesty's governante dm the Maya= of their OW as the ltlth faetast, which coetwapiated the admiration to the entrees of the repeemetaUrne of the Italia Mates ow the awes feetrag os which they were 'duetted to the compete el Upbeat, her Majesty's government hemp coweidered thet, etweilleutly with the &gaily of the country, so other cowrie .sand 6, the,. to puree. that to abrade' all holm sasupts at aemeabitag a cowries of the be peat pawns as tho Nair* of Italy; sad they will, .eat p, draw to %IP part is ray tech twastiwt, its. If say holm prop eal were made to thew Is do to." The sole melted= et RagLsd wee sehrequeelly »fumed fry the Free& severmeer. " Under hem dreembeess," says Fed Kalessehrey (Aga 2P), "bar liejsely's hare es Amadei, het to sheadok hr she prank say l further elissert be shy the ostheek of war hut they essertheibee, be el ell times reedy said make% hen the regrew elf he war, to Med their beet efforts te preemie the reetedheise of the eoutessliai pestles, MI they sill tabs derange of eery krourehie eppertesill tests oir seer for efeetieg that ohiret.- - - The "beadle x i:harm-ter (swirls Anierklefilkultin me balky Is wammested seem ae early es Os dblessey, by Sir J. Crumpet, the linglin saimistor at et PoSisellnuf. la Aped Isetruelose ono gives by the Marl of Metisuirmy te oar repreesetnine at Pub. sad Si. PliweberA lo mho bayed= me to the alleged ennt treaty Wenn Trews sad Rene. The Fiesta reply is fluid to the following dispatches . (ream/Won.) " April 2d, 1169. " hly dear CeiritY. —They Write to Luc from fit. Pearre barg that I have molten to you of • secret treaty bit woes Russia sad Fence. Sinn I desire that sot the lightest rind abruid Oscan our roast no, I wiJ to 'spine myself very holly with you without d.'ay, se th's subject. To. bo os sa Weil m I do. that dtploseatie menu do sot strait of mar nous weaklier secret treaties, from the my Staple news diet, to memo to sneer In thasegalles would b. to establish Implieitty that • ran., to oasis cis moan ocession wend be own...lest to a tacit crewel. Benin, ti our szererestioa had not ben of a strictly ' privets' etaiscier, yew would mot probably hay. 'bought of silting me nub a mantic.*; sad, U you had send 11, iny duty waged have obliged nee to ro und you that I mold cot admit a gaieties to which I could answer wittier yea an no, and that, for the meow which ban bees above nestiosed. I had sot thought it sinew to pr,twrd is such • manna, with you, tattle( W. amicable and intimate diameter of our relations tato cotaidirstios "nohow, I have sot spokes to yea of a treaty, bet greatly soh* that you Judd so' deceive toilusif u to the value of the relation witch have boss eatebliatud bosun Insets sad ommeles. I attempted in our conversation to rectify me wows, Mar II Ibis reopen. Thu., this, Is order that then should be so zeleandestioxing bxwres 0. , My is. Cawley, 1 move repeat to you, that it would not hoe. bees within sty cnimpettnos to accept • question touching Mho demon of ewe /nodes sad that is the confidential conversatioa width we had together, I salt nutmeg wa , cli *told Imply tbe Idea sr • Treaty.—Aosso, "A. W*iteeei." (Extract.) " tan COWLIT TO wiz. or wAtAtarrry. "Per* April 26. 1869. " After Ow depertuma yesterday, eif my despatch ef yes terday, _is which Inalseed bi your kedebip triples el letters which bad pawed bassos Count Walemai sad myerlt,witb recreate te • treaty espereed to exist letwies France sad 'Leask, I rembed • farther written communication from his Harshest,. I. Vomiting I new hie rileacy, and he nettled to the subject. The object of this lett r, he said, bad has to eemblish ohs. he had never told zee that nein wee • treaty is exier,ere. I admitted that fact, sad expiated bow it bad bappeeed that an streamos im pression on thet poist had goes abroad. Ile then went ea to, my shot he waH waft wo, that is ell the commsoica tione and projects arbleh bad Ix= exchanged betwom the Preach sad Rooks goverariaft, &whits had which treated directly or latlirectly on Heftier re! areal. Thiry bat renews solely to the lt.l se questioe, sad if the ~tame nide by the Farrah 110.6111. meat, threw% tbe Duke of Malakoff, to came to • common with bee Malwef gemeament se to Ur eldest, eiVh7swar diem wee to be—were seaweed •. by me crassly that had passed Mem the French sl i d e ttelba ". = should be treaty caftranahated to ber Majesty's gftarsoftea. I richt Gnat Walefthl whether I might give bar • atemesemnt the am saran M that there was DO behnoll FMK, eel 1it1.0141 es Bashers atairs. I Waal t yam iM, I mid, Leeson the irgailge of Remiss sesta .brad pen her Mailer' goverament • right to seeped ilea Russia would so losgeir defend the ttee'les of 1816, V she meld mews thereby the &mainline of the treaty of ISM Coast Was...hi replied Is • Mee which carried restriction to wy mted, that he would rite we his word that there was not •.114%1* of trath is the rep rt. All auras to 8.11101111 Ild•ire had ECM stadamaiv avoided by France. His excel lency wided, (ha the exisiimc of • treaty, °Sesame sad de (mere, with heron Applied is the newspapers, he ett.ply rontraitic it. At brat it had been deckled that the eontrelictioe .bould appear is the ffonitrisr, bet it had been thomilat afterw,tril. 'hit such • groom:hag well gift too meat importance to the rumour, sot tha denial would be imartiA is ether paleos (Tian4ation.) PORK May 2, 1859. M. 1' Authatteedour—l have received thelettae which you did we the honour of writing roe to inform no of the oath. be toe with wineb h r Britannic if eiestre government bed wr r. teed the agioatati.iotta ueUr aces watch it bad . pleased the Enamor Si give you v.rt.er v . on this sabjeate of Use Ma t. 111 which have 1. en lately 4...blished between Rork Nal r . ffisele• H. M. 1 . 07 boo deigned is an.lv•rbe vas is repeat to your Eta ll.n yihit no hiag, fa the anteing sr. ruagmorato between givernownt of the lasigovoe end that of &teak nor in this ciounattaketioas earkwiged au the asthjoot, with refererca to the Wane of Italy, is of a Ratan to stied la its, alighteat degree the Wavers of Great Del ta* and that the sew report of a treaty of Akre* ass. airs and defensive, existing between Reads sad Franco is entirely without butt laticia.—Accept, ke. " A. Waistwizt." Tha correpperldneee iodates deapelettes hem Kr. O. P.R. Jame sad Mr. Charlie Lever (the well-knowei ermollige), wed Mr. Searlett, the Brewer at Ploresse. The biter ia MD if his dispatches observes —" 1 cahoot hey bank( THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1859. is ens egad= which the Emrich inhibitor often annoonces, mmely, that the poseemisa of Lombardy is in reality a mums of nohow, to Ametria, and that, wen she Is denim tie ladspaileree, sad maim sa Amadeu Amebae !Mg of Lombardy and VIEW. ea witbdnewleg her German troops hoes 1017, am only wood she, by ma • policy, diaspmst the ambMan el P mat, bat might hereafter estabdth for herself he them mar hiss a mare healthy sad legitimate Whelan, butted of Wag awaW throughout the whole penimal•" la • Wslsr se bar wires aakehten shooed, dated the 4th wI., Lead Plabwrabary intim late a tureen.* of the venom nonmeliens. and soodnike with saying In the =pains ef the efestaaditeg pros, it would obviously Is stftengt restrain them from engagiog is •deadly straggle. Her lesjosty's government will, how ever, watch the pages of the war with the most anxious 'Mention, and will be toady to avail themselves of any oppor molly that may orbs for the enrolee of their good offices in the muse of peon. It le their earnest desire and firm inten tion to observe the most scrupulous neutrality b e t ween th e centeading parties." The two Lot dispatches enslat of ono from Count Walewald, to the French Mioister at Vienna and which wee communicated to Earl Malowebory by the Duke of ?dekko!, sod one which oomph.' upwards of four pagee, from Earl Malmesbury to Lord Cowley. This dispatch beta forth tho foreign policy of the Derby administration in the following tame Bud Ong impertielly the conduct of both Austria and regard to Italy, and lamenting most deeply the spirit by which both have been steamed, her Majesty's government cue, nevenheloss, have no doubt is to the coarse which It teats than to pursue in the present emergency. The British government have always, recognised sa • sacred isle of intatostional obligation, that no country has a right anthoritatively to interims in the internal affairs of a foreign Wae_ „or with a sound policy, long withhold its adteowledgeoent of any new form of government which may be adopted and tietabliehed, wi , hout t.stritrial us ie ir p ttion or =.by Ike spontaneous wish of its The gevernment have shown, for • loco of yours, how elmthly they have observed these principles, sod they euretinly cannot depart from them on the present wagon, however earnest may be their denim to ware the freedom el the Ile sa and to mantilla the treatise which toolitool ce of their respective Oates. The government of the Emperor of the French appears to anticipate that, notwithstanding the abhorrence with which her Majesty's government contemplate the coming war, and the ratite which they attach to the principle of nonOttar ferenca, they will yet be brought to co-operate with Brume is the present epooseioa. The imperial goverameat bee had too many pooh of late years of the moiety of the British goversamet to act together with them in all measens caloalated to lead to the general ad wl= d Wiese, to suppose that it is other with steam regret that her Keiestra overa msat hell thermion precluded, by every eoastdere from asomiatiag themselves with France fa the They believe that that etnaggle will be wive of sod rain to Italy, so for from sooderatiag the of freedom In that oonntry, will impose apes it a heavier buries of present nun sad Inters ta•stion. They fog that the war, on whatever principles It may be copomeed.und whitlow objects It F . / osellemplete, will infallibly boxer • war d extreme sial and °plebes. They me met bat dread that t may reset on other seeker, and thee, et an early da , all Europe will be involved in the 00IkAke. Your EeaUseay, who Ism taloa es motive • part in the efforts of her Majesty's genenment be avert these tenths, will, more easily than any too understood the bitter disappointment of her Majesty's that ell these effort. have proved unavailins. evr e er awmi thelese, year Bacellesey will assure the French goverment that her Majesty's ministers will not be de tetrad by dfilleakisa, past or (stare, from otter Wain. hmeafbar any overture which maybs made to W I by either of the contending pasties, bodice lag • Mepositiota to mil themselves of the good °feces of Nay, more ; her Mejesty's government will watch the attention the robes phases of the war ; ad If an comataaity should present itself fur pleading the mar aif paw, sod recoaciliatioe, they will not welt to be looked, bed will et ease Mader themselves as mediators, is the dame hops that their offer may be accepted, sad Ised to pease. They will do so with the dud deteneinedies M carry out each a mediation Is • mirk d fallasse sod impertiality, and with en earnest desire le allabliel end secure • welltheleaold and real We alth' Mika sisals, sad a general improvementCai=lelaatkors thireughoot the Peninsula of Italy. The =lref the heeds me/ be emated that if this oppor should present huM, berZe government will Imakinely oreperees with Ms Ist Mejesty, and will nook* meet Amer* at egiMa themselves placed ea the same ram with • meet valved ally, sw ing with Prance Y every work Mimeos and el CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) The less swim of the Central Criminal Court was =2 thr Iltifla•I before the Right Honor a bl e th e L or d the Reaserre, Aldermen Sir J. Duke, L &WTOIIM , an d Marl, re Sbee=adia-Sheriffs, and the nasal arhoritlie ti the City al Then an 117 risme. he trial at this tarlaa. Trisaaweer, la dr Vag the grand Jam anramed bis ripet tad be semi air coagratulate the. upon the °r ake Ora ciamisr, as it was one of the heaviest that he err serniarred. There win as Ws ibes thy charges of wiltal maker, nod arm at mandisghter, and a swim et ober very Mk.= 01•11/, and the ca rols, allagellser, r bed Ware stated, contain e d • pease angrier of emirs charges than he had ob eased at say previous session. The first charge of murder was one against a man named Moore, who was accused of destaniag his wife by stabbing her, and it appeared that under the inheres of jealousy he had stabbed her, and that bee death resulted from that injury. Two other premiers muted Jeremiah Coghlan and Henry Adams wen also charged with a similar offers. and in all three CNN ft appeared to him that the facts as they were disclosed is the deporione, artabliabed the oilers of wilful mur der, and It would te the daty the grand Jan to retain true bills for that °Sean. The karth car of seceder was one fa which a young roma, named Perry, was charged with that offence under peculiar cfrevsm &tamces. It appeased that the dead body of an infant was found in a boa that bad been left by the prisoner at a lodg ing she occupied two years ego, but there did not appear to be any evidence that the death rote from violence, and if say doubt should arise aim this pole, the grand jury writ =retitled la finding a true bill. th• lordship then to the ore if Mr. Smethurst, who ie created with the murder of a female named Isabella Beokea, at Richmond • and he observed that the circumstances under w hich the charge was prefeersd appeared to be of a very extraordinary and pemllat cha racter. He evil he did not consider it neceseari e rzo through the whole of the facto disclosed in the tiers, but he would merely state that the suggestion op the part of the prosecution wes that the deceased died from the adminietretioa of an Irritant poison, such as resale or antimon and that this polecat was admistireed by the proem. the float thing for their coaaideratioa wea, whether they thought it was made out to their ear faction that the death really did arise from the strarration of poiaoe, and it they thought that this bet was established, they would then outsider whether It was made out that the prisoner was the person by whom that poison wee administered. The Recorder then peoreded to call the attmtion of the grand jury to the mar dr Oats is the ease, and he expressed his opinion that the pared jury would undoubtedly feel it to be their duty to re nts a true bill.—The greed Jury then retired. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION HOUSE. ..111111XPTFD SVIC7IM-STIRANOI CARL _,...... ............. 4 • poor, w re tched,mumb le-looking arainam was with attempting to commit suicide, by J let* des ger at London-bridge. It 11114 0120iltl that Phi Ikea the steps between sin and seven o'clock on 11= Wen, and wee, with some difficulty, rescued. 11111ayor inquired whether there was In court any time wire knew anything about the prisoner and her cir- blebstrate, who rid he was a teilor but did not state his sane, raid the primmer, or her !toehold, was related to Ms Mk and that, omemnently, he took an intoned in rear wWa About two yearn ago she woe deserted by far her head, whom she had not aim Ware; end having two little children to suggest abs bad been spiseed to • data of complete deatinition t and was driven to despair by a Moat Occurrence, her Lad le if, with three policemen, having rushed into her roes, sad dragged her out of GI is the middle of the night and " bete her quite cruel." The Led Mayor thought it imp:male that free Gadd behave se described, sad inquired why tha did not go to the Worship-street poli ce-coort (her runionoi being oat of the Ci.y) to complain P Tlv•prisouer said she did go to Worettipstrect, but failed in her @pentanes Messes she had no mosey to get a stun moon The feets of the case were these:—fine had lodged la theses@ bare kr tee you., and because and 1110101 to lave the bodied, gnashed with her and accused her of taking MOO of her things, upon which the landlord called the police, sad dragged her eat of the bed, as described, but when they nadial the Obiatreet police-elation the Impactor refuel to debtreola the ilarge. The Lard Mayer said if only half her tole was true the was dirtying of great aympatby, and discharged her upon her M o t t o o ff en d again, sad at the Cam time giving her ake an application to the magistrate at Worship- Meet against her landlord. CLIMILINWILL. mULDb1•0011 aeaotrt. inmaa BINA, aced 23,,a powerful billow, who Or been areal arcs ut curdy it regalia ea the pollee, described as • lehoweer, rridiag at 1, nitrify's-court, Istiogton. was err are bar before Mr. Corr* cir-gol with greulting Parries EMIL also emeta'bag ph , e.roasiatiee Car, 478 111, Taylor, 336 N, sad Holland, 422 N, in the encution of their duly. Fran the ovidioc• It appeared that oa Saturday night, about 12 &dock, the prisoner struck Ms mother hrioe in the Mee, end the police were waled to interfere, taking the pad maw into custody. On the way to the station the prisoner struck Cent to the fete , threw Limon the ground,dbdoosted hY Inger., kicked him en the leg, palled his hair, and otherwise 111-need him. Whoa Taylor mans up the prisoner threw him down, and tried to bite The prisoner also kicked Mar the in the leg, end took the stria off. ok:Vst Britton, 10 N, mid the prisoner had been am :Won, and assenhe me the police. He had alio been 4 onsody several times for ametthing his mother, but she sever attended to pees the elem. Mr. Cowrie said he s ho uld send the ewe for trial. Fie was Mot:talon that the poisoner ought to receive nine months' imprisonment with hard labour. The mother bud better be brought before the depositions were completed. The prisoner, who treated the matter as a joke, mid that he did not are whether be had nine months' or ninety months' bard labour, it was sll the seem to him. POLITICAL MOVENENTS.-(THIS DAY.) -....... This morning at an early hoar the Earl of Shaftes bury visited Lord Palmerston, et Cambridge House, Picca dilly. His lordship loft frequently, and u frequently returned, having been the medium of conuunnication between the noble lord and various political friends. The Right Hoe. Wm. Cowper, M.P., visited the noble lord, end remained three quarters of an hour. The "three baronets, - Bir C. Wood, Sir G. C. Lewis, and Mr George Grey, arrived in rapid auccession soon after 11 Veda*, and bed • long interview with Lord Palmenton. They were joined shortly after 12 o'clock by the Earl Gren ville and Mr. Ellice, H.P. Rest Grenville paid two visits to the Marquis of Lane downs, end owe to Mr. Sidney Herbert, in the enures of the morning. Lord John Russell rode in the Park this mcaullig, but made no political cells. M. lai. M 11r4; biorl Pio Sp ........nib 16.1911 13,131 11.171 1.2111 910 rts MP Pp IP Joss /WSW PA PP ... 1919 PI 1.3/11 PIP few Ist Joss 6.M9 LIE 1.425 Prlso TX. per est Po day ....: 406. P. lito 65‘ H. Nils Tows IP Trkisy • Ps Id. Ps Ps. IP 'as= --.. M.lral fat Me week eaolo4/ 01.4 of Jose kw rat!. we defines. 190 area The rebel ha !Mk fee* ea Peeenbuog ; 16 Don dearalle.—Toe*. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of besot' is raker larger, and trade is gow, but peke. are not much lower for choice qualitien The supply of sheep end lambs Is easel dersbly gnater. On the average, prices are tether on the decline. Calves are selling about the Mao * on Thursday. From Clarmany and Hollarcl there are 180 boast., 2,470 sheep, sad 155 calm. Scotland, 200 beasts. fisrfclk sad Sufi .Ik, 2.500. Inland ; 100; and 100froas the Northern and Midland Counties. err eiere*Mbe. a 4. a 4.1 roe deoe One keeee...nefthrde.. 4 0 16 ISO Dos I Hake* One ehariaoraa . —4 4 Doe lastereele 4 4 * 911011 M mar beeele.. S 0 Da do Mu Oilves I 11 De. boo Jona Nelakoode a 0 8 Leah 4 twee ad arms, 3,1:1: Soft sad Denbo. 01.40): ChM% 044 she. *.M. BOROUGH HOP MARX ET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Petienden sad &otth report that the servants received this ref ' , Meg hose the plenterione are rather can diodes.. The market and daty remain the mean LOCAL MAXI 1L1117273. LEMPOOL, loon IL—The nark* as hr at tie spoil& bat dead imam tower. • ItlhOttlo dalag. 111%eri $ —Wu:lbw. 114 1— OlOodualiama Ut }-carter mil 4$ 7—Matima Otrovalla‘ tOf f —Om taismilio. 07/ —Ormat Loma. taaarittat tod Two In Leedom sod Nora WIIIMII 111, 541 14—M14 rttaSZOlcoth Mak WI 4.—Norarklua .911 7 —Tort lad Yana i I—Laohe Ifte=4 f—Dageta PH t —Daieft Meal* di i Att.—filtrof Tort of If graat Wotan ot Coast* MO Oa the rosiwootion of Lord Cholarford there will he flee az•sheacrllorr, cessely, Lards Lyedbors., Brougham, fit. Leeman'', Crams*, sod Chelmsford, each drawing 6,0001. per sumps. CITY OF LONDON ILOIPITAL FOR DISEASES Or TEI Caws; Vicroate.vsati.—Tbe muster of petwats relieved at this lastiration awing Lot week was 1,239, of which 207 SHARE L 1528.-71118 DAL Two o'CLocut. The railw share market to-day is decidedly buoyant. M idland stock bu risen tto 1 per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian, per cent., and mast of the other leading descriptions es per ant. Present quotations are sa follows: l a London and North Western Stock, 90 to 4; Great Western, 64 to f ; Midland, 99 to ; Lancashire and 17,4 Yorkshire, 89 to 4; Great Northern, 99 to 100 ; South Eastern, 19} to j per share ; Berwick, 87 to Is Caledonian, 79 to ; York and North Midland, 71 to 3; North British, 64 to 4; and Eastern Counties, 65 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen considerably, the original issue being now quoted 14 to Oi die ., and the new, 11 to die. French and Indian Railway shares, as well as Grand Trunk of Canada stock, are very buoyant. DILIST SHARES aura lb. I /1.4. I Laval% I Cl = I se: ww 711 N r I POOllOlBlOBB. IlAsstr•ira NI 44 =. 4 atea l irr4.l 9 Da Md. Nasal A -.. 9 De. 6e. II _ 1 . i 5 ..,......-.. .. .. 4 ,.... s Op. a ralr t t 4... 101 no tn by lilt L. it . 41 1 r; dins IN Da. Jur II / %ditto _ It l._ ... st . __LEleadis .. aid 0211 ' =rilisit ad * 11 Neta, 4 .. 111 Nal ...... 1. ........... 0 Do. 41 Deliii‘m - Itanr . Irettrn i ... l .. 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Nig .. - sll - 777 6 3 vt. „...= 2 I 1 r az l u g = a/ Asiiii3r.... ig - - mi TroataLoOs.Up.ol3. 1 ... ... • .. ,e. le Dlamosli 12 ,.. - 1 1, L A 1:1 i rim i ii Zig re D'ai eis - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIT ZLICT&IC ITLSOZAPiIj ASCOT.—(MONDAT.) Asarran.—Odd The Zaydar Zee, Old Point, Broom e, lii. f, Gang Forward, Harem, 81l Allington, Nassau, Odd Fellow, Fisherman, Rosahol, Prince of Denmark, North Lincoln, Mentmore, Br. to Sydodo., Realm, o=ll4 lamellas, Bedbug, Grand Mist ers% Lord Whoa, Aso Tooarnam.sßot, Niro Cath, Baron Mandamus, Minim.,, by King Ti.., sad Emerald cs. Sam Spode Imo UN Nikon kr Aged. MINBA-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The British mining share market to day is rather flat. Shares in Wheat Margaret, Providence Mines, But Basset, and Wheal Mary Anne, are more offered. West Frances, But Glunnislake and Tincroft shares, on the other hand, are inquired for. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Margaret shares are officially marked 66, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull. The annual report of the directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company shows a net profit of 8,6141., and recommends • dividend of 10e. per share, leaving 6501. to be added to the reserve fond. At a essierfag of adventurers in South Genes Mins, bead on the 7th hat., the amounts showed a balsam in favour of the advsaterers of 1,0601. 3e. 11d. A dividend of 2/. per share (6124) wee declared, having the sum of 6381. 3 a . lld. to be curled to the credit of the ant account. The accounts presented at the meeting of shareholders la United Mine*, held on the Bth hat.. showed a balance in fovour of the undertaking of 2,4641.9.. 24. A dividend of al. per share warn declared, leaving a Wanes of 764/. 9s. to berearriadto the nest account. The Clan Mina weal — prewated at the meeting held ea the 7th inst., showed lithUUss we mots to the mow* of 7461.8 e. 2d. A call of de. pm ahem was wads. COMMERCIAL AND MARMITi The stleadenee was fall , and the tone depressed. Prices of mart artioles et the made were nominally unaltered, or lower. 'TM supply of hose-grown grain was fair. Tba imparts of foreign grain Into Lawton duo last Monday were reported this snorting u very large of dour, wheat, end eats, bat moderate of barley, Witnay.-For English, buyers offered 3s. to 4s. under last Monday's picas, bat saline would not give way mon than 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Porn" 2s. to 3a. per qr. &rue. Engliah white, 48e. to 625. ; red. 32e. to 48s. per E. .... 0 1:t k aatiic and Hcalmoberg, 66e. to 60s. per 4941 b.; lit s. to No. ; other Baltic port., 42.. to 645. Ftona, retail sale, at 1.. to 2s. per sack under Ism Monday's rZ. Town, 46e. to 60s. ; Norfolk, 31s. to 32 a . p er 28016., c a h, 31s. to 325. per 2801 b. ; Amer., U.8.,-per barrel. BAILLET, quiet trade at about last Monday's rates. English, 32.. to 425. per qr.; Baltic, 28a, to 385.; other sorts, 275. to 32a. per qr OAT., slow sale at le. per quarter order last Monday's rates. British, 24i. to 32a. per qr.; Ramis; 21s. 6d. to 24a. pre qr. ; other Baltic ports, 24.. to Ms. par qr. Buns.- lEntisi i r Egyptian dam at last Moe day's prim. tick, 365. to 42e.; harrow, 42a. to 441 e. per qr. F 40s. to 60s. per qr. Egyptiaa, 36., Pa V u Inlet at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 46. to 56e. ; beg and grey, N.. to 424. • foreign, white, 46.. Finartno Caissons. - Sint; lea - Friday 9 grata Wm rust* were reportad strived al porta of sail, via., lathiest, 4 maize, 3 barley, and I rya. The latent solo re ported to-day was that of an arrived cargo of Peel lava ram at about 29e. 3d. per 4801 be C.F.I. asaivma INTO aims 'Rom JINII I TO nrits lL , r..dii....: diii iiiii .... au iii I uii : wit :::: ... MINCING-LANR.--(THIS DAY.) 800am—The market continuos Arm at the lats Improve ment. Tao cargoes of foreign sold afloat, ass of No. 12 Havanna, at 27e. Bd. for the United Kingdom, and one of brown Bahia, at 23a. 9d. ; on the spot, 80 cases of Bahia, at 311 s. Ad , and 1,000 bags of Maaridos, at 31a. gd. Comas.—Badness continues limited is this article for UM want of supplies. Tue.—For 03€12010a congas le. 3d. ban been refused, sorb= cargoes an in (sir regime; at full priors. Rica.—No tales of importance reported. Corrou.-1,000 bales Tinnevelly Madras sold for export at 60. The public. colonial markets are clad for the holidays, and will re. open on Wednesday nat. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) TM artist is steady, at the following wipes .—Town tallow, 625. 6d. net noir Potsrsbnin Y.C., on tlts spot, MIL: Jane, 645. At. ; Jai t o o n 6 l i y : 655. to 655. ad. ; Augast to Beptesabsr, fon IL; to Demobs', 66. PAIIITIOOLAIS OP TALLOW. ORDINAZY ■flli LID MOLL MYdta i ris M g :at= ONts V a l'ira gLa. 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Ow i Tali. IL B. e punk ▪ 1111Neardahlr Da Woe. all i z=.l2l(csa p•. 2i4 _ Da 4lErs satl. Wale, gra Perri:, — ; Iles& wafer war. m . o. De.4l rot oat fouglkis, 1; r4 " :- .t.rtwd - s -i iuk -- .4, 1 77 4 10K1UON En In 1111 120 Ul Ut 109 IUI .- 110 120 115 190 / /I 4 I" 112 fa Fre iSe 0 1 .WLT& 41 41 a U NJ 871 4g 741 TII 14v 101 F F a a " n a I II di lOt i 110 U 4 r 114 11 ILI v 7 110 03 la 5 F t 11l lID Ile 111 1011 ill 11 - 1 *I 94 IT se Is 11ii if 0310 11 19 9 po us 134 us 141 •• WO ,= ma, LM io - s in In 4 ix' z MI Of II 111 IP US N N 11 1 die iS.►yes MONEY MARKS -THIS LAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds today are extraordinarily buoyant. A fresh rise of no less than t per cent. has taken plow in Consols. The manifesto imned by the Emperor of the French in Lombardy hes produced a Tay favorable effect. In all the other markets a considerable rise hee also taken place. British, Lombardo-Venetian, and Indian railway sLaree, and Turkish Bonds, are especially buoyant. Consols are officially marked 92! to 93, ex dlv., for the Bth July. The present quotation is 931 to 1. For money, though the transfer books are shut, transaction. are recorded at 94 to / cum die. The Three per Cents. Reduced have bee. dealt in at 931 tog; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of last year, at NI; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan at 93; ; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. to 26,. prem. At Paris this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 62fr. 96c., ex div., for the account, and quickly rose to 63fr. 05c., being a fresh improvement of I per oent., compared with the latest price of Saturday. Foreign stocks are also rising. Turkish securi ties have advanced no less than 21 to 3 per cent., the old loan being now quoted 74 to 'l5; the new, 801 to 611. The inquiry extends to Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, Sardinian, and other descriptions, but the amount of business is not large. Saks are recorded as follows : Brazilian Okl Five per Cents., 100; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 18/, 18/, 181 ; New Granada Active Bonds, 161; ditto Deferred, 41. 5/t; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., far as count., 85, 84t; ditto Uribanen Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 78! ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 651; Sardinian Five per Coats., 81. ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., far account, 42; ditto New Deferred Three par Cents., 29! ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for ac count, 73, 741; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, 60 ; ditto for account, 60k, 61,60, 81. The steamer Canada, from the United State•, has brought 258,000/. in specie, and the Sultan, from I the Peninsula, 12,219/. The rise established in Consols last week amounted to nearly 1 per cent., making 3i per cent. within three weeks. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Thursday. Ttie influx of gold from Russia will continue on a considerable scale for some time to come. The Sal. tans, which arrived at Hull on Saturday, is known to have at least 75,000 half imperials, or 60,0001., which will come to hand to-day. It is probable that the receipts from that quarter will reach 300,0001. within a few days, for remittances will come forward by each succe eding steamer. Another parcel of at least 60,0001. is due to-day, and another of 80,000/. in the middle of the week. It consequence of these shipments, the exchange at St. Petersburg on London is gradu ally returning to a point less unfavourable to Russia. The latest quota tion is 330. Telegrams just to hand from 84. Petersburg announce large arrivals of shipping, and a material fall in the rates of freight. The 60,0001. in gold by the Arago, from New York, has been taken for the Continent, in addition to 90,0001. of the remittance ex the Vigo, and the residue of the Russian gold which came to hand on Friday. The imports of the precious metals continue upon a large scale. Our list for last week includes -60,0001. by the General Codrington, and 133,0001. by the Minna, both from St. Petersburg ; 67,0001. by the Shooting Star, from Melbourne; 167,0001. by the Vigo, and 60,0001. by the Argo, both from New York; 7,0001. by the Ethiopr, from Africa; and 4,3841. by the Ceylon, from Alexandria. The value of these supplies, including the arrival reported on Saturday, is not less than 648,0001., of which a portion, as shown by the Bank returns, hi retained here, the rest passing on to the Continent. Mr. Peter Brown, carpet warehousemen, of Basing hall-street, who failed during the panic of 1867, has just paid a final instalment, making 20e. in the pound, besides interest. His liabilities amounted to 46,0001. - - - The Royal Mail Company's new steamer Para matte, of 3,092 tons (builders' measurement), and SOO horse power, is appointed to take the West India mail on the 17th inst. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company, for the week ending the 3rd inst., was 41,0421., being 18,0611. more than in the corresponding week of last year; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 13,311/., showing an increase of 4,8931. The meetings of the London Joint Stock Backe are now coming on. The general meeting of pro prietors of the Union Bank of London is called for the 13th of July. With regard to the arrangement of the dividends on Great Northern Railway stocks, Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Liet has the following - ORZAT NORTHZRN. - Psysient of Dividends,— The following somewhat peculiarly worded clams appears in this company's act (cap. 35), paged April 19, 1869 RI X. Whenever, from the proceeds of the that half of any year there ere profits of the company which the director, consider spplicabla to the purposes of dividend, sufficient for payment of dividend for such half year, on the several preference stocks, and also on the ordinary shares and stock in the com pany, it shall be lawful for the company to declare a dividend for such half-year on such ordinary charm and stock but not w otherwise ; elded that the amount so appropriate d to divi dend on both preference and ordinary shares and stock In inch first half-year shell not exc;ed the amount of suck refits." It may be remembered that on certain ccasions the holders of B stock claimed and received a large propor tine of their fi per cent, per annum dividend from the wet profits of the half-year ending June 30 ; the A stockholders, on the other band, waiting the result of the secoad half-yea's working before receiving any dividend. It is believed that the above clause will street this procer.dieg in future, end seeder no circumstances give B proprietors more than • moiety (say 3 per cent) of tladrelaisi over Ain th e first batf year; the balance, if earned, being paid only atter the decla ration of dividend for the half-year ending 31st December. By this arrangement, whenever dividends in exems of 3 par cent. per annum are earned, sock etows will be paid at once to the A etockholders. Creditors of the Caxton Life Assurance Society are required to prove their claims before Vice-Chan cellor Wood, who has appointed the 30th inst. for adjudicating upon them. The Zelandie, Ringleader, Matilda Atheling, and Ides have arrived from China, with 3,973,3001 b. of tea and 1,859 bales of silk. The ships Early Bird and West Indian are to convey Admiralty stores to Simon's Town. SATURDAY ETTRING. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 931 to 94 for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 921 to 1, ex div., rose to 921 to 1, and closed at 921 to 1 (t•qual to 931 to 94, cum dir.). Although the transfer books are now shut, transactions are offi cially recorded for money at 931 to 941, cum dir. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cost. Consols, for money (shut). 941, 931; ditto, for account (Bth July), 924, 921, 921, cx div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921, 931; New T hree per Bents., 921, 921, 931, 93 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1888, 941; the scrip of the New Loan, 931. Exchequer Bills were again slightly dearer to.day. closing at 231. to 265. prem. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was officially marked 931. The foreign stock market was generally better, especially in the earlier part of the day. The old Turkish Six per Cents. rose to 72 to 73, and closed at 71 to 72, being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. The new loan, after touching 69 to 60, left off at 66 to 59. Peruvian, Sardinian, and Spanish bonds were inquired for. In the market for bank shares to-day the oily feature was a rise of about 2L in Bank of New South Wales. Red Sea Telegraph chars* were rather Satter. Scottish Australian Investment Stock has again advanced. The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company were officially marked 1 prem., and the c shares 1 to 1 rem II 7 S i 441 440 11l Si ' S $4 SI 0 IS 14 it fi II 'l6 Ml. I r - I S 4 V r i,. i -i -ll', 140 a 111 170 111 to 106 a .2 11, OW. 01 10 1 133 61 1 par di OH II SI 46 id I