The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (71118 DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Viorebaseedor Wood.) oirar.ounam The Vire-Chasecellre gave jedgrosot is this rem, and after etrarrileseg the amides a an I going through the Wee, Bede the batwing do. roe --lolusetioa to lemur is the are Imes as t►e lirjaectier origlutlly rewle ; all costs to be pad ►y the two dafewirat•. isquiry b ebaiebere we to demigo► Mr. Rolt, Mr. Gdfod, aad Mr. Meottadale for piriedl; Mr. amid, Sir H. Cairns, Mr. bereseat Barrie% Kr. C.Aearell, and Mr. C. Ihreaeteri for deleadras. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. /trigs is Bras.—(Bsbn Kr. Jostles Wlsiisses Mr. Amain MI.) lot Qi ZVI r. TNT Pis/OP OP CNICOUTIIII.—JPDONTIT. le thie aria me way be twarebend, a rate Wel was eh. tea& lateig tees est& ea the moque ef Mr. 111•41, ta.C., lad et U. imeaate a( the R. Charlie Gellattly, el lielyeelheeeet. oaktd, ("lime epee the Bebop of akkbeeer, to *bee MOO II by a madams Amid sot bees, twepel)hei Ms le apples a. , mmtatke to Wee tweets Awl weetkee awl doctrines of the Rev. R. aeadell, rim of L'Aquila, le Jose —erbkit preview ••• &oarless were al i& t. be eostrery to the nifty-Mae smite el tbe Chard% & fast se—pad mire la esterdesoe el% tk• ieedeag of tbe am& of It.ww. The tale was ..died at pew length es the het &ye of YMII by Dr. 111,11 , more, Q.C., lir. J. D Cuing" awl Mr. %VW& ea WSW of tbe IWq, Red Mr. Dmlt , Q.C., Mr. Roebied Clarke. tad Dr. Swebey, as Wulf e( the Rev. Mr. Goliebtly. fie chief pleb lavehei is the ervismat wens them: I.t. The hieing; hav:ma lamed already anemia iato the (barge epithet tie Rev. Mi. Readmit, wee it dieceetlonery in the cmrt seder the 3rd beiliCO of th• Charch Discipline Act to compel the Lishop to hene the comesimioa de etwaded 2relly i W it compulsory out the ruin to set it. powers la emirs M tbe lastest, or e torte stranger—that ie. of cat nit mellhat witlcia toe perielt of Lsvicgtut or eves within the diorme of Cliklester The iwlipoistof ilts!mort woo sow gives. Mr. Jackie Hili having reviewed the arguments urged upon the court oath* masks el the rule beteg argued, said he was of opinkm that if Ur cam reseed solely upon the ma structsta to be pat apse the ard seethe of the Church Disc& Coss Act, he should iodine to the conduits that the court had se cllscreCon in the seater, bat that the rule meet be mole absolute; sad he would lean the our. to the opinion in order that the jade. mist of the Coen of Error dwell be taken on that poise. It was not necessary, however, to go into that consideration, as there rearmed the question whether the complaint ought to be urged upon the court in say particular mousse—sad whether se in this car it wee open to an satire stranger ts the diocese to rill upon the court to put its power in motion. Upon that poiat his conclusions were flair distinct. lie thought if would be ptoductive of the greatest isconvenien-le sod mischief if the court meld be thus moved, and that they ought not to interfere tartly epos the spplication of a party h icing no c o n t e s t * . with th e diocese of Chichester. Upon th ant short ground, therefore, he wee of opinion that tbi rule ought t be discharged. I Mr. lattice Wightinan was of opinion that the ',gimle t er. Intended that toe exercise of then power to issue a cora mirk a should be discretionary with the bishop. It wag easy to conceive ewes is which neither the office of judge nor tr proseeator would be profit at by the iamitexion of such an inquiry as woe here demanded. A proceeding of the kind might t rove moot vexatious, anl as only tending to intreduce disquiet when none rousted. Before the passing of the statute it wee quite certain that the old * of judge could act Le mewled by any private individual without the previove esnetios of the court, and although the Church Disciplias Act intr.dared a new mode of procedure, sad antlsorised the bishop, upon era or scan dalous reports reaching him, to iestitute • commie of inquiry, still he could not but think that the legislature fah nisi the power to be !M. duel with due ugard for the interests of the church and the maistinaece of religious dle cfpline. He was therokee of opnion that the bishop could *emcee a duvretioa with regard to lesideg • csnuaission, and therefore th.t the protect rule shear be discharged. He regretted that in • ease of such lawman, the rl Chancellor and the Chief Justice of the Cosmos Plebe, who were member" of that court whim the rule was argued, could not be primal to de liver their own opinion', but he had tries eatberieed to repot that it was the opinion of both that the rule ought to be dechargel. Dr. Poll . honors th.•o applied ander the let of Will. IV., cap. G, for the Bishop of Chichester's care. Mr. Janice W.ghtuion, atur cooterting with Mr. Jostles Hill, said that as the venom:ion had been Instituted by one who was a perfect stranger to the diocese, his learned brother end hivirelf were of opialon that the rub ousht to be diocharged with cost.. Rule discharged secordiosly. (X)URT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sham at Nisi Priva in Loadces.:(BeVrelArd Chid Justice Erie mad a Speciel Jury.) 'l GUT e. TIM s..iitti-V4•111171N COMPAXT. RAILWAY AreILIINT, Tbd 41.iatuS, Mn..if 1.4 saambed radad to life, clamed &usages adjuridd madialladd by if whdot a 1100.11111(Mf the dekudAntri Mr. M. Chamber* and Mr. 11.ardeasell maimed /or the plron•dl, and Mr. Knowlas sad Kt. Mellish he tbe dereadanrs. The plebs':lS was the widow of • newel name during the expadtreti of Lord Cochrane to Swath Aseasiee, sad Weis her heat ear's death she hat acted r gemmed sad overnice but at the time of the ao-idest sloe we. uteroployed. Os the 2ith Aspic , 1867, she started tem Yikaturs, awl travailed to Erissbnrgli, where she hawked through to Dosowtev se a first. dare palmier by the men trate. When the train wee approaching York the glaretiff was Ekes HI her ecuipartinent ct the .oleo, end wee Attie( will hes lace to the MOW reading the seespaper. The York *bedew was mired apes • curve, sad the ciressestasess wets a cis that the starry signals could not be owl, se that the rely wanting ell sa. the ot • trais wee the fleshly et • brit. At this pent the train ran lido a track, whir* was teisg eitested, sad le COOPVIMOC3 the plaiutilt age times spun the boor et the carriage. Wiu n she reuse le hersallehe wee sad sing *segregate tarter legs, which attest Met thionett were Whin, bat tint rusted out n to be the ors, though the knees wore cat. Wean she reach, d York she slighted, bet did sot moats there, ticicr2 gnat 00 to meted to • fiend's hoar at D.ncuetar. Io Septa-ober site was obliged to go to hoed 'a, amid there found hermit very ewe eageetally in heels,/ • crcepin2 oesestion. In Match she cowshed Mr. Harper, and afterwards Dr. Walsh easeirted her. pto the priest time else had sot the fell see d he. right sere, and her let was at time* &Hared. Helical beitiseGay wee adduced to show that the plats tire refee bad bees isjered by the abort while she wa smowned by the aceidear, sad it wee thoeght by smoked the OPIUM!, that abe wall probably wirer rztirely recover. 1:e ULM wee pertly beard yesterday, gni this amain at the 1 , 11:10, of the court it was sanounced that the ore had taco ...riled. i;erti;iwas Wend for tie p'slatiff, &apts. 450/. - _ TUE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-SOUSE. . 'vs -I,TIM or WU 4 lir misst•iss. /A s was with big is resosioa of 101 mans sad ess pall' of Brszil ouppulied lo have bow folteweranetabh 'bower—About a quarter pest 7 eels& No sight I saw the tottootter on Loolr Tastowiwteeet. He wee flouts* a bait arm hie oboaldor, but se moos es Ito sow ewe Le dr•yped It, sad wee w.ikis tepidly away, beg I weld sits alto sad stopped him. 1 (oak his beak Is whim to bag lay, sad found it contakaid MOW eat ~es peck of Hrsail nate. I oohed bin when he OM Itugn, end at that be r. foie I to tell ; but saw, eve see trey to .be flatus, he dhe lentakt them la the market and rave /J. a per•• r the ..cashes. .be widen, be (tlal kww , kee) told the isarector that 10-o had often kft otwiffes for we at the patAu -.lowte. end I had ealitd Lu then lin owieg them to has* been The Loud Map r—l d of not know you won is fool of Wooer—No. my 1-rd, I did sot know It mgoolt ea est tour is wit their biro Itast, perk lb= titles ldr Korliorr, hatt:d Ater, Mostiourdit-yard—TM prism" isa trust to fate ant otteepth to beer Urn meet. Who Moos. sadly to our mployment There ia• veralne mans wan hoe t ,-eno:go his daughter to poi erty P Who would ttf tobharr beta( caned vit, whit It, &spit* the empley•est winanal Ida 'nu to ocderge the evueitivre rialto of poor married Otteet: ea, we cannot slop. The num and iwangto pedseeel Mk to moors tbele:ored girl from comfort and move sae*, in " I "" as'cuP u Mal the Pflouhflutioufkfa sail saline ber to debt, toisery, privation, friendiesonese, la terooriog. 'keens, dad the boar. d ghviesp etMerrillOUCO• of the era lass • sad f'" ,o Ott u 7 heal. fowl Feria/ ditat. I I look at my own wife, sad ask bee pardon of Ike (root I kocod, sad 0 tto' I 'llght• for hav:ng Impore I • task oo frought with pals and danger L Maya —l most pat a otott to that.) robberies otdollt twos nee so areal, I think of the trials she endured, nod 60 WMg swid ea in London. I .hell real you to prism/, am iltsakful for sheet and fot tbst unfotlieg lore sad es mith Wed tobwas, for two moothe. stoney with which God blamed her awl strengthened her to 80I;THWARK. bear them all. On this question of marriage, lem not a fair 1111AtDRAT koIINLAY AT A Ist ALI , AA's. Judge: my own was an imprudent and Ilea b-en ao hippy. °"'r liarr•ml. • namart-liohing young fellow, woo that I must not den to giro young people oounwl.—Toe ysaghl lisitn• Kr. Aram eheesed with initating •pH r , ..flootto, N 0.21- THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1859. chefs, as eye-glees, and a brooch, from the Feathers Tavern, Waterloo-road, the property of Mr. Thomee H. Bit, the Liked. Massillt said that on the morning of the 22nd alums eha wee behind the bar of their tavern, in the Waterloo reed, when she saw the door leading to the privet* apartments open and the primmer rum out. She twangy call.ll out to he, brother sad tether, and having maertelned that some articles of Jewellery had been stolen from the bedroom, the prin.'s*. was pursued. Mr. T. H. EN jut , acid he was In the ',tier tavern at the time when he beard his meter call out "thieves" and " police." He immediately went upstairs and save tte pri. etmer rev sorer the road Into the York-road, and ha saw him stopped in R Arlse-stratt, and then wither seised bold of him and brought him heck to the house, ethos be wss searched, sal the brooch, me- glue, end chats, were found on Ws. . They were sea a few minutes previously it hie SAW betbent. Yr. lit, sea., said Iss bad • dinner party on the previous maws, sad he 'appealed the pra ms' had been watching about Joe the plate. He was, however, di,sppointed uto that, the plate beelike bass deposited aornewh,re sloe. la Bawer to the 'lm ths prisons, pleaded guilty, sad aged lie werehip le deaf with him in • surnaary assarer. ToUtwasas 131 L said that the prisoner was ma awe date with IhMee, hut witaeas did sot kaow whether ha had ban eoavicted be&ne. _ reo magistrate sentraced him to Ws months' hard labour ha the Muse of Correction at Wordsworth. WAI4DBWOUTEL tRINO ROPlitilY.-SINGULAS CHASE. Tr) ouotorious-loollng yawns, who gave the mama, of Marrheors sad slifra lletrerge, but Mowed their addr.orwe, were Owed la the dock adore Mr. Ny11,121, cturipsd with steshag a coat and cloak, tho property of Junes ftwoiwood, a garsokeeper in the service of a gentkanan at Cr:Tydon. . . It appeared from the midtown et reveral witasesse that on Friday afternoon the 14...declaior end his Mad paid • vita to some (needs, in Maid-road, Cispham. They took off their things sad left tbals is the front pettier, while they had dinner in the beck kitaken. The window of the front par lour we left opts, sad while they were all eajoyieg their ma, the peacesse, climbed through the window and stoke the promoter's velvet coat and hie wife's cloak. They were, however, seen by the wife leaving the gets, and she went in pursuit of them. They parsed down Clifton-street, in the Wandeworth-rod, and the chess wee takes up by a shoemaker, named Claridge, who was draws out of hie home by the n Mo. He pursued them into klatterses fields sod lie saw them stoop down is ditch. Before he e ,uld catch these they formed a temporary hedge, by meses of two beeikete, end got on the other side. Claridge woe unable to follow them and in a very short time loot sight of them. At the spot where they had been sees to stoop the witness discovered the stolen property end brought the coat ad cloak ba. k with him into the NVendsworth reed. At this time rilice•conatable &grad, of the V divi sion, C4OO upon Ihr ie VllO, and tiding from the crowd who had congregeted in the rod that a rolkery had been com mitted, he st ones took a cab ads boy, who bad Neu the pregame running, and drove off to Venthall. Jost ea the cab drove up in Vatizhall, the mutable saw the prisoners turtles the earner of Nine Elms-leas, from the direction of Battersea-Ude. Buspectleg that they were the two thieves, he pointed them out to toe boy, who at cam identified them, end the OfflOßT quickly mended to take them into tweedy. They offered no resistance, and made nacilitireloa whatever to the charge. Mr. Wyman inquirtd if the prig:intro were known. Inspector Proctor said there aid not been sulfident tints to make inyafries , and as they Mord their addresses ha naked his worship for a rema nd. Dayana 'amended the penning foe a wok. I4QHIONB 1 1 122 JULY. (Tram the Matra tat Loam Rom) For ladies' dresses the doable skirt will not be so much in vogue he the month cf July, in cemequenos of the change et seeds just beginning, which only permits of a greet width to the lower part of the dress, thereby diminishing the proportions of the upper. Perhaps this modification may already be looked uprn as e scat of invasion of the right of the bug-triumphant crinoline. Fleenor* are preferred, bat they are sot carried beyond the knees. There is not much moiety in the farm of the sleeve. The flat sleeve is too warm in 5W1411107, and the pagoda shove is certainly that which will be the most generally worn. As for stuffs, we may principally indicate bar4res, waling, light silks, and gamma de ChamWry. The form of the bonnet bas not undergone any cheep rises our last; strews and tome% of course, prod animate— the lettee, with maid or ostrich feathers, or with a few large ti men of delic eta abider, mixed with black lace, basing a cherrolog &cr. We have mina seen a eery pretty bonnet of rice chip, ornamented with Lands of l bid silk ribbon and nanow black ruching, and with blue dowses or poppies; end/math a =chin of black tulle over the toreheed, with small poplins and plaid striate. Hata ala Dian.. Vernon, with white cock-feathen, will be Mill fashion able for a sojourn in the country or for ladies en voyage. While on the subject of travelling we may, tedape, be permitted to add, foe the edvaniage of such of oar lady readers as study economy, that dresses with gimp, and ether trimming* am atilt ala mode. These trimmings refresh snd renew ell articles of dress, and it in sometimes impossible to recognise a robe that has been renovated by there means, and which is vilest suitable for the rolitude of the country or for travelling. M. Meyerbeer is is Liaise, and his Pardon will be nnufted to opera-gnu% " wiry we apprehend," wily the dtheth etc", " come quart. d Om only are left in town." The cast," we hear, will WOWS Madame Mlolaa•Canalbo, Signori Cisrdoni and Grashol, In the pried* parts,—and In the seeotdevy gwrtelt, lean Mani, Madame Nesbitt- Signor Neri-BarelM. and M. Tegliatico, or M. Zelger. A new opera, by Prince Poniatowski, called Pierre de ltedtc,.,l4 cow to !cheered, sad will be brought out at tie Grant Opera miter the mew The last flower show of the season will be bald at the Botanical Gardena, Regan Ce-perk, on Wedowee, next. DlSelll TO SIR W. G. BATTS., BAST.—Yeater day a "rend Maser was given at Brooks's to the Right Has. Hz W. 0. Ha tee, Bert, M.P., by ladepesdent Deed mobore ef the HMIS 01C0111•1~, AO his retirement Hen Oficial lift Immediately alto dieser the Dteraate of Rertlegton proposed the health of the right hoe. Is =provide terms. TM toast waa replied to by Sir W. Halter with much Ming, sad in hie usual happy mono. Ammer the members protest were—The Marquis a Rainegtos, Lord Joon C. etner_r_, Sir J. V. tiltallo, But, Ste A. Aglow, Bart , the Eight Hoe. E. Elliot, the Ha W. G. Cavendish, Me Hoe. W. R. B. Portman, Slr J. Ogilvy, Bt Mr. J. H. Logan= the Ho. W. Monson, dee H o ar s. W. Desist= it,. Ilselegit Bersolk the Hon. Lemon Agar Eli., Mr. B. Haabery, Vs, Mr. J. 0. Dod os, Kr. O. Train, Mr. F. Deed= Mr. IL H. J. Cranford, Mr. Wastissa, Mr. F. Pigott, Cohost Ferguson, Sir H. Fergusoa Dote, Bat., Mr. - A. Mathesoo, Mr. A. W. Rimed= Coked Pianey, Ice. A LISSARY AT ALDEMEOTT.—The Prince Con ion le Omit to =rent the toeless of a library to the camp et Aldershot', sad hoard that is she= to met there an OHM to contain iy sad or= se a resding-roont Capptais Fowl= by the Pries dinettes, has papered the draCass, for the =seen= of when emir. are about to be invited from a hefted sember of Isadiag Wildest — The Iltrikkr. Vow Hoteaourre—lt is a severe reproof to the book.makore of our dry that Alameda Von Humboldt at hi. death left • toter mines seen, sad addressed by him self to Ws ..phew, Gement Von Redone's, dashing that so rev. doetios at republican= of his earlier worke, nor any putilicatioulof his private letters, should be made .her his decree. corral Helens= has socudingly publish.] • rir• tilar. to which he espressos hie contidoice that the lest wiehea of his illustrious relative will be complied with in this part trulo. Such as example as this has been long required, and 0 cotes. both at oho right season sad from the right .I...des—Literary avette. Tug LORD-LIEUTENANT OE IRELAND.—At • me,tio of Me DOR& corporation= Thursday, • latter from Colosel Lines was read, stating that Lord Conan wished b e t - to Worst the Lord illayo; that had no Intention of de clining to receive the owlet address at the Casio os some gay asbaequeni to his snivel, bat merely that he wished his merry tato Dublin to be anaceocopealed by any arreawnial. ♦ °MUMMA!, was accordingly appointed to prepare an aldrere •. Is his leede ldp. - A Cocoa " CRS nt."—To marry without a. emu passe, ie wrong and dangerous, no doubt v sad a crime against our social codes; but do not noon of thosmads of oar fellow-brings commit ths mime every year with as other trust but la Hewes, !smith, and their lamer? Are young yenta* altering into the warded life Oct to take bore into *mount, nor dare !obtain their housekeeping midi the cottage Is completely furnished, the cellsr :sad I.lclor stocked, the eup bnerd full of pies., and the wring.box of mosey f The ie. moms and mnltiplirstiou of the world would stop, your lb* laws width regulate the genteel pest of it to be made tiniest sal Our georkfalks tremble a• the brisk Is th-,r silk rem-knots sad pomp, sad wait for whoa. yew% maid they dud o !if** or a gilt hems to . egaryiftslat anis; ear pi,' SHARI L182&-72118 DA). Two o'Ctoci. The railway Aare market to-day is very inactive. The alteration in rWss consists of a fall of per cent. in North British stork, and of 4 per cent. in London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, the other leading descriptions being quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 914 to 92; Great Western, 661 to 66; Midland, 991 to 100; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 to 1; Eastern Counties, 661 to t ; South Eastern, 201 to 4 per share ; Caledonian, 80 to i ; North British, 644 to 66 ; and York and North Midland, 721 to t. Lorritssrdo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet with little change in prioe. East Indian Railway Stock is in demand and is last marked 1024. Foreign and colonial railway shares of most de scriptions are inanimate. Is, •i 111 1 i 100 if9i :'CI 41 01911 ii is- Wd di TO id, si is" 1111 II 41 IA *4 - - al- - si zd il I s i 18 pll alio IL O. 10 O. to •la rig too 1* S 1 : a ll 10. In Pt. UP el WI ft. 111 11 all M. IN N SAO IL* ib.irt.l Lama% ru t. Rana a rty- . t d r2 Elk ' lt: Would Ihmarg=ft Owlon. ass. II per osoL - 1 1 trtrodrr i Do. So. Omit lutes tars irt. Omar* Its ma. Do. Ds lailtarlila BW etW kV et ' Do" liatkos ftor. 411 ia.t. Dal oat Do. 41 to Id PO. er. 14Alat RatOws. trail De. 4 .. Ilaftwom• Opmep.s.l6. W = "I. 9. a...& iLA I V I di. De.Npr ..... PIuPP p 1.--aleset. W.W.I. deb— N ill II all et. WO 10 I.D U 011 to la to a ii 17 11 11 II al 1 di I 1 i , N a I d m I dis I P= 1 Oi m ~ . .0 II 101 I 01 Ms NI. ir 1 - 415 A l' CI. lei die In '4 Sr di II I 410 IN 16; IN ? 71 S 41 1 . 4 23 41 I i . drip. i lim 4.1 M I 1 tt l • 1 :4 z I 141 % I. .; i di ow 11 11 iYee MeNisaillm• LoNsellea Avis& =ftlita.) 19 Iftrlallatarmost• N Nit Noakes IN I II Iklttlebh/lag TeLA . 91 De. 11.1 p. NM 111 UM le De. 0 IN 0149.11• .. ......, It Caredl.l•46Te9L , IL Clip INAINNNImr 111 Do. PreS.ll pie N N. 114046 rn. w llligeol .9 ► II De. Now • lles. sad Amt Noe 14 140r.4 Ind..laneeNi IS (NialkamlssiSslN 4 I Orem Nip OA 19 loam sa4 Airp S Wad. IN atellATl ) VI Lesiso 9I Ilsomb. 4 fai l OW Nader Tel I FINNS Os. 141 ! Seqr. rg Ardi • ... MU awestsiass 1 ''------- li A SI 31 A al I I I: . IS II U $ Ili $ I 171 ii i f i 101 1 lt4 P ; 1 is I i .... .- 41. - 1 - il-Pll/ f i — ds g o 1 t r. i 1 re L ; .... 1. ~C Ds. do. C Ika 46. C 16.04]110 ff•• Wallow am smir I;SM Illicry Ices ...... Male ams Inn aoissuir a M a rftele Ds. Ow Collotasi is_ lailk:=2: i" F ii u a r ri • i I L pi SI I IT II U IS sot la 1 la l3 Pst C ft PS W 1 Sb 17 cd I 1 1 if U 10 0 el. 03 100 W S _ -.-, a I T II 109 US 1I 11l MONEY MARKET-IMS DAI. Two o'CLoci. Great inactivity prevails to-day in the Stock Ex change, and little change has occurred in prices. Consols are quoted the lame Is they closed yester day. As regards other securities there is an entire absence of interesting features. The usual telegrams front the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Console are offieally marked 921 and 93, ex div., for the Bth of July, and are now cuoted 921 to 93 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to ; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of lut year, at 941. The foreign stock market remains quiet. The old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, viz., 75 to 76. The New Loan is called 81/ to 621. There have again been a few inquiries for the Spanish Coupon Cer tificates. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 461 (exchange,loll.) ; Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 92 (exchange, 26fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98; Equa dor New Consolidated Bonds, 141; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181; New Granada Active Bonds, 16; ditto Deferred, 41 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 78 ex die.; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 411 ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cente., 30, ex div. ; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 31, 4 ; Tarkiah Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 76/, 75; ditto Six per Cents. 1858, for account, 82 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 381; ditto Deferrred Two per Cents., 161. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company have again been in considerable demand this morning, and are last marked 1 prem. The steamer Ariel, from New York, hae brought 50,0001. in specie for England. In the discount market and at the Bank, the &- mend yesterday was again active, bat the choicest paper was taken in Lombard-street at 2! per cent. Preparations are now being made for the bills ma turing on the 4th (Monday). Within the last three weeks another issue of Canada government bonds has been placed in this market to the extent of 300,0001. or 360,0001. These bonds are redeemable in 25 years ; the discount allowed on the instalments brings the issue price down to 109 per cent. ; and the present price is . llol to 1,, The first dividend will be payable on the lit January next. Considered in relation to her revenue, the debt of Canada is already very large, and tho willingness of the government to add to it is not, likely to be diminished as long u fresh issues can be thus speedily and secretly arranged. A further sum of 20,0001. in Australian gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. A fresh parcel of about 40,0001. in Russian gold came to hand, and was taken for transmission abroad. Of the recent Ans- tralian supplies a large portion is still in the hands of the refiners. _ - The exact amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to the Eut by the steamer Ripon, on the 4th inst., is 206,7141., of which 4,462 L is gold, and the rest silver. The whole is on private account, and it will be seen by the subjoined particulars that the larger proportion is for China, viz.:—For Hong Kong, 82,8671.; Shanghae, 55,8131.; Calcutta, 60,4801.; Singapore, 5,0001.; Madras, 1,3321.; and for Ceylon, 1,2001. Should the 800,0001. in silver, referred to in the Mexican advices as having left the City of Mexico for Vera Croz, meet with no delays in its passage across the country, it will probably reach Southamp ton by the steamer due on the let of August. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows no alteration in price, excepting a decline e id. in Upland. At the annual meeting of the Marine Intrust Company, held on Thnriday, a dividend of 11. per share, together with a bonus of 61. per share, was declared. The annual meeting of the Netherlands Land En closure Company is called for the 28th July. The New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company invite tenders for " the completion of the line from Howard Settlement to Richmond Corner, a distance of 25 miles. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2021. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company, for the we.k ending the 24th ult., was 42,5841., being 19,4431. more than in the corresponding week of last year ; and the! on the Lombardo-Venetian line 6,4611. showing a decrease of 3,9701. At the present quotation of 62d. per ounce, bar silver is in only limited demand for the Continent. With the exception of a alight decline in the rates for paper on Austria, the foreign exehanges yester day afternoon were firm. Bills on Holland and Ham burg were quoted at a trifling improvement, u shown below : Amsterdam, three months 11.141 to IS ; ditto short, 11.12 to 4; Rotterdam, time months, 11.144 to 15 ; Antwerp, three months, 23.10 to 15; Ramberg, marks Mom, three months, 13.31 to 41; Paris, three days sight, 36.71 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.30 to 5 ; Frankfcet-on the-Maine, three months. 116'. to 1; Petersburg, pm rouble, three monde, 331 to i ; Vienna, e 0 00., three menthe, 14.46 to 56 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.65 to 86 ; Madrid, three months, 49 to 4 ; Cedie, three months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 30.05 to 10; Genes, three months, 26.70 to 80; Naples, three months, 41 to ; Palermo, three months. 1224 to ; Messina, three months, 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 day% 611 te 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 614 to 1. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly dividend on the shares of the Pernambuco Railway Company. The directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, with a view to meet the wish of the public for the largest possible amount of scientific co-operation, have solicited and obtained a promise of the cordial assistance of those eminent authorities—Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P., Professor Wheatstone, and Pro &mar Thomson. These gentlemen, wi'h Mr. C. F. Varley, the consulting electrician of the company, and other authorities, will form a committee to in vestigate and advise the directors as to the best ar rangements respecting the external form, specific gravity, and electrical construction of the proposed new cable. Until the views of this committee shall have been matured and recorded, the directors pledge themselves not to spend any money in new works. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 29, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation isms Circulation active: Public deposite Other deposits Government secaritios in banking department Other &marin t es in banking 18,458,397 lacrosse 82,122 departmen Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other Lille 724,328 Decrease 20,414 The Rest Notes in reert VI, ••• . • • 10,811,685 Demme 808,915 Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 11,527,803 Decrease 60.3,406 The Bank's discount business had not experienced any important increase up to Wednesday. The de crease of 606,8961. in the " reserve" is explained by the large decrease in the private deposits, a move ment which, however, was to a considerable extent counteracted by the increase in the Treasury deposits. ' The increase in the bullion was anticipated. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via.:—lmports of gold, 733,9631.; exports of gold, 697,598.; imports of silver, 135,1351. ; exports of silver, 206,967!. BVIE OP 6NCILAND.—Aa U 1 VW sla. for the sok 401111 _ des. Juin genomat le Ur Ad TO sad 29. WM. 1.41111 ONIFMEN:111, Soles tweed .... .... 02.110.10/ eversasat Debt .... a1.011.10C 1 Il olk ir SWIMS. 3.4604:0 U&Oolnand. Ballii 11.V0.104 LINES LIAIIRD AT VIXID 11111T4 Ili t ralCrril= Vit: II1V: Stitt Prier EY _Sislosst iho Leedom & W.WsWirs) .. MA Si waft is.— DISS• 1 sot mil ols.. V i llr il& 1111siss Ili I Celt 61 1 1 p lastlA lima Goias esiossifilltS Irli a L y stsrssiii.lii4:: Us, Ss Nesilisse ti• raft sal oe.). . 45t.4 siiiiiii. 09 • 1G00•• I • Nilai ge it ildt inai sli 40111.40, %r e am II lisair o... l. DU n NI wises. 4 ..., innitlat ..kt , ..,.... ft , M. :r. ti i - . 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Backe ..7 el Ithethani Other ereeethee 18,44091 lithe. ... ~..... le .Bl l . lth ebzwid Die. Leer.) Plithller Gold mod Um We GAMS e ... ..... 12.071,140 1 Oar end OtiK DLLs 714,329 i ree1.9*.11:4 I Jane 30. Ma. ..i4Liaa.tes M. MARSHALL. o.l4l—Quisior-7 FRIDAT Knarntik Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to ex div, for the Bth July, opened this morning at 93 to l, and, after touching 931, " buyers," had relapsed at the close to 93, "sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.: Consols, for account (Bth July), 93, 931, 93, ex die.; Three per Cents. Re duced , 931,1, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 931,1, a; Thirty Years Anne., expiring in April, 1886, lit Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, is sued in 1858, 941; ditto scrip of the New Loan, 941, 94. Exchequer Bills declined la, closing at 21s. to 245. prem. ; India Bonds were quoted 10s. to 6s. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, at 94 to 1; and the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 941 tot. Foreign stocks remain firm. There were numer ous inquiries to-day for Mexican Bonds, which, after being marked as high as 181, closed at 181 to 1. Turkish stocks rose 1 per cent., the Old Loan leaving off at 751 to 761, and the New at 601 to 611. Spanish, Russian, and some other descriptions were inquired fur. The new Venezuela Active and De ferred Bonds were this day placed in the official list, and were marked respectively 261 to 271 ex die.. and 14 ex div. Dividends also fell due this day on the undermentioned stocks, viz., Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., Peruvian Unbarren and Hogan Bonds, Portuguese Three per Cents., issued severally in 1863, 1856, and 1857, Russian Four . and-a-Hale rer Cents., and Spanish Active and • Deferred Three per Cents. MINEB.-THIS DAY. Two o'euxot. In the mining market to-day the trantactioas have been principally confined to shares in Wheal Bassett, Grambler and St. Aubyo, North Bassett, West Seton, and East Gunalelake. The bargains officially reported in the Stock Ea ; change comprise North Basset, at 7 ; and Grambler i and Sr. Aubyn, at 62. There s little change in quo ' tations. . . Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business, and are nominally unaltered in price. A reduction of id. per lb. took place yesterday in the price of manufactured copper. Present quo tations are reported u follows by Messrs. Rims, Willyams, Nevill, Druoe, and Co.:—Manufactured, llid. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 1021.10s.per ton ; yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 90. per lb. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : There is no new feature of im por tance in this market. Copper shows no recovery, and py lo n have been reduced to- day id. t er lb. Iron ow:donee in but moderate requeet. Tin is firmer, and the price at the sale of burs in Holland next week is genteelly expected to be higher than late quo tations. Lead keeps firm, and In fair demand. Spelt*, is without change, but some basinses has been transacted dewing the week. Tin plates found a rather bitter market. At a timeline adventarete to Beeeserne and Harland Vatted Mine.. be on the Seth ult.. the seeetutts at balance In Savour he mine! of 1,13:1I,IN . 411!Idend . of . It. per than art tledekzen. I~elrt*6DalA:lQot 1121. if:t; '1;;;;;sel t7O . teT eat &MOW L TN, North Crate It toe scomote, presented at Zs ;metier bekl on tbs MP Wet, allowed a Demo to Wow of tbe Was of 1031. 1:e. GI. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the audermenticsed prices .—Tova tallow ia quoted 53a. 6d., net sash • Petersburg Y.C., cos the spot. 65e. 61.; July, 66a. ; August to Sep tember, t6s. 33.; Oototi to December, 66e. 65. to 66e. 9d. MAKEET AVEIL4OIII.—Towa tallow, 65e. ; Ilet by ditto. 2s. Ild. ; yellow Medea, 575. ; melted stuff, 425. ; r )tzgls ditto, 255. 6i. ; tallow greens, 15e. ; good dregs, 7.. satrninELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mossrg. Davis report a abort supply. Prime meadow bay, 77e. to 82s. ; superior ditto, 86e. to 90e ; inferior ditto, 52e. to 62e.; new ditto, 625. to 74e. ; rowan, 60s. to 705.; clover, old, 955. to 108 s. ; ditto, second, 80e. to 905.; straw, 245. to 28.. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes and pine apples sal mattes comparatively high prime. Strawberries are DOW plentiful and cheap. Cherries are also plentiful, sad there are also currants and raspber ries. Of apricots, foreign (steeples 0112 otly be had. English fruit not yet laving made its appear ance. Oranges fetch 3s. 6d. and 10e. par 100. Nuts of all descriptions cantinas to realise fair prams. Cabbages and Frenco beans are plentiful. Rhubarb, ascarague, end ma kale are gottiog over. Peas. beans, horn estrJta, and stab, artichokes may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflower' me cheaper. New potatoes realise from 6e. to 16s. per cwt. Cucumber, abundant. Cut flowers chiefly oonaist of orchids, fade:Lisa, heliotrope., lily of the valley, violate, mignonette, Loathe, and roses. Moo Loplot per re to ye Orsroo per lb., Za told Otnerborrier. ro.r lb .64 to te Itattpberries. per poop, 64 to Is Meow, rub, ts so 4. harbor and Noctortnat per dos, 11. so I:. rer dor.. fe to de More ler, per lb 6,1 to Se SS apple% per du: en. 6. to 104 rem, per dor , 6. to 1* Onager. pa IVO, 61 tole. I MOW. per dol.. Is to Is GA" per lb., lb Stl to Is 61 VEGETABLES.. • - OVlllllortin. per Aos.. 21t0 . 47 " Grim Poo. per quart, is to Is Greece. p.doz. bundles, Is to le 84 U.bbe :es. do.. 1 . 161 . ?3 b id 707;;;t1tbses. per dot., 4. to 6 Tomatce> per doz.. 2 to la Artiettoitt., per dm. I. to 1 ..' . ?‘ P . ' F .. .. 1. 4.4 .7;r4l7,;;;Vt:Xtu7. .. 7a to 5e lltrotosrO. p. bundle. dd to 9d newt. Bean% p. pogo, Is to 1. ed Polmm. p. mg. A. so Ita. per bus 2. to 591 per cwt. Uto new. per lb.. dd to te Carrots. per o=6. Is Turnips, per bond,. 9.1 to 4.littelt, p. sieve. Is dd to Sie Celery, p.. Toll 61 Pt allot% per ~l b.„ 60 add Garlic, I.er Rt 4d to $4 Lettuce., ca`3., per ecoro. 1. to Lid ndlec. per ..,,re. Id to Is &I Horse Railleb, p. We... 1. Ltd to 44 Musbroolus, p. putt.. ../.1 So 1.0 34 Porgy,. per It busetn.. 2.10 4. SieueY. do.. 21 to 44 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIMPOOL, Jctr I.—Tbato mu little dolt g. but inkee man maim 'Amer et the ormolu, and In dm afternoon deeincl fully iper coot.. cw.4 4 , 5 ...4 4 14. &eget Made, 741 1-9mektoniv. 114 1-oalodceles. BO Ite.ter and Holyhead. 48 9 —maim 00t1htlee, Ily [marbly% 51 2 —Croat Wanes. 561 11-Idismoldre mad YOtkal•lre. 931 i—LoadoM and Nene Wielleee. 6—Manchester. Shed old. and yi..l 4—Midland, 4)1 1 —Mora BMWs. 65 —Hernias, 84M s er i alt N. Ills Midland. 74 Northern. 15.1—down Emtern and Dome, 25 946 11 15—Unit9 lawakda. 6 1 fdlo.—Ondul Trust of °wad% 3 943 11.1 C—Omit Woutou of Cards. 141 13. le • ICIIISTNI, JOLT I.—Tba =stet opened etrono. sad Woes ad. vowed about 1 we mat., bat ultboatab two led to 1.1.14011 Am Yost Lancashire, 616-41 no. pew 94. sbarrx, is—Great cdorn, 566—. 476-111Mand. 100—Dorent Mk 1 13.161-0134.44 per Cent, 104—Barkenhoad mook. 746 6—North El Mord.. 44 41 t —Lzo" f/41 4 London,. 93 M —Trunks. S II 16—knat Atizhaa. 141—FlortimOds. 3 Itanebooter Floe Aroma" CI P -11101161.11•111, Wei Orel' Wt , tern Birmingham Olt rantood. 751-111nri dam Banking Cosigns'', 27-131rminatona Old Uni.n Mal, 106, tooled buyer. .ml ..ellers—ther esturn. 66i Mt—. Louden and MorM W.W . 926 0.4-311Pand. Ida 101-111nolngluidt so I Derhy, 74 74-0. W. W ntratfdrd and Moreton 4 per mat. Pro forma" MM. dl,—Barnalogbarn Canal. 71 9.6—Worceeter Gaol. 114 161—Btrudnalt001 Waggon Company. 11 110. et dlr. TILE DOVER ELECTION PETITION.—The arrange manta for the itomrdlate ormeru th tion sf e petition against the minim of Sir J. Leeks, K C.B. end KH., and Mr. W. Nicol are now nearly a.mpletcf. Some of the find oionsel are engaged, and, we understand, the revelations likely to come to light, involving the honour and position of several fellow townsmen, will be of an satonishing nature. The whole machinery made use of is corrupting the voters and in sewing votes will be brought t the light of day, and it is not uulikely that more then one will be made the sub ject Li. pros. catlor , and not a few will be diafranchised. Sic James Graham's committee of inquiry will, in all probability. come off after the petstioa.—Dore: Chronicle. The disgraceful rioting at Wigan wan continued on Thursday night, but congaed this time entirely to • brutal mob of cellists and Orangeman. Tho mob attacked a lot of homes inhabited by the Iriah populaion, and after • light of some duration, they succeeded In forcing an v¢tranm, breakhrg all the property. and attempting to sot fire to the houses. A body of rlice clime to the rescue. subdued the Ere, and captured thu teen pri•osere. Tee Baron de Cagan gave his lecture the same night on " Auricular Confession." RAILWAY TRAFFIC,—The traffic returns of was in the United Kisgdom for the week ending June 25. amounted to 5013101., and for the etrreepoudine period of last year to 474,7601., showing an increase of 2,1.550/. The gro,s receipts on the eight railway, having their tc.mini is the metropolis amounted for the wick ending cc above to 217,614/. ; end for the corresponding lima et tat jar to 203.0171., showing en increase of 13,6174 The increase on the Great Northern railway ansoantal to 1,6661 .; on the Great Wcstere. to 2,422/. ; on the London and North Western, to 3.12r.z!. ; on Ow Landon. Beghtoe, and South Coast, to 2 0 60 .; " the L aotian 1,270/., the decrease on the Esitera Counts% and 181. on the the London find Blackwell, Maytag etc teatime am above tn ab4 415 16 r; e 1 h 07L e. 1 t 4 " ,9..66 t 1. 14 13 621 21 . [ran i ladthenie So u k dlluesittis2tell 13,6671. The receipts as the /.tar hues in the United Kingdom 2M:tinted to 283,69 f ; :lad for the curveponding period of Mid. to 270,8121 , armaiog an maltase of 14,6834, in the re!eipte of these Beet; whah, add ed to th e inareale oa the nantr,ipditan lime, sakes the total increase 28,350/. as ASADA* compsres with the cerrespowfwg week of 1868. N u eastri..Miiiiel eaaIOII.O•AIPE Do. et Mr MI EN Dn Lisd Mika& 0 la.(ba.MY.o6.Sta. Ds 1• I ° eaiidti:ioii GAP Game N. k ▪ liZzgoarat pm ow a ; ✓in romp == kostlaa " - . (LW r TAW Modem —.- M 111011.161 I Om, an ea I .