The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-06 00:00:00

r THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1859. UNITED STATES AND CANADA 11417LEDONE BLBCI7ON. Mr. Teem observed that the weather would certainly , SHADE L182.&-ZHIB DA). . LIN Ae LP:a:4IA AT Pll5O SUATALI4. a.asl SW to-ow ..-e.- have aa injurious sad upon the weight 4 bay, even when eb. I ter. I 11A/oraTe. yerterLr Ito i atm -....- POLLING.- ( THIS DAT.) tbd up ; but nit to the extant misting in title inatanee. This ____...,____ 1118 all lidlord Was old hay sad sot more than one truss la a load could Two o'CLOOIC. to Leaden * 1111'11. ,saes w ... (mon ova one ommassonsmorr.) °NI O'CLOCK. waste, although with sew bay there might be a diminution of LIVERPOOL, TresnA7 0/11111T. Statement of Lord Fermoy's ere ere t three pounds to 91911 truss by sweating. The railway share market to-day is extremely '''' lie to and None 4,t1.8.14.7 17 , Eastern IL 190 ' Weave end tiDteete et, The steamer North Simon , from Quebec on the Le rd Fermoy Mai Loodoa a V.Werteml .. 0 0 Mr. D'Eynooatt. after awfully looking over the weight of nite, business being almost imspended. Colonel Dichosa 25th ult., arrived here this evening, after a rapid Mejoe Lyme 487 it was Woad • very bed ere, and, whether intentional beor London and North Western to 911 to 92. Other deecrip- e„; . • 1,0,0, o ,.,Daw s r =t e tt, • .4i lit us pump. She brought 100 passengers. 664 inch Pinetst°° most he P it ' • "'V to ; i t I PY- 99.9d to [ ions are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. ' hate --- Z - oalsol The Nehmen* of Major Lyon ' s texamitter e at 12 o'clork, • system. Under the Hay and Straw Act °minders wets By way of the new telegraph station at Father gem Lord Forney 2,252 'Nes; Major Lyon, 1,250; sad liable to a penalty of 6e. for every truss short in weight, and Midland stock is now quoted 991 to 100 ; Lance: 0 all °" 8 "k" " 0 5 = a V e2 . .. : 16 0 , shire and Yorkshire, 931 to t ; Great Western, 654 to et. let gostleaelimnsusr.6 act. rrallt, we have news from all parts of America to the C,oloasi Dickman, MI Mara that hour the committee have not lees than bailie-mow n. groat Northern) . . In t4l evening of the 26th-virtually four days later than not wade • ram. After some oongideratioa the magherate tined defendant t • South Eastern, 201 to t plr share; Caledonian, • a u wrws w .w w .,,,•w,Al, es , d in the Flu dler sum upon eight trnallea, together with the oats eiti to 4 ; Berwick, 89 to} 3 ; York anti North Mid- a liu sieertMeroud Dan nisi that received by the Africa. There is nothing of of witnesies and summons. The amount was paid. WS Omit Sapp.) .. .. lend, 721 to 1; North Briti s h , MI to 661; and too tie amouspara pack•na esti ... - importance from Canada. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CLEREENWELL. London and South Western, 93 to 94. 10 all IlunklithiltoYerkE6.4. 11) U 2 U 011 Ditto i Shares. The Quebec timber trade continued dull, but an COMMITTAL rot TRIAL OP AN ATTORAUT rot A,SAULT. L aw e ar d a N aut i aii ■R a il way abates are g m at w. Lee tmeoesett o 0 nee ,, L ,,,,, improvement wee indicated under an easier money (TRW DAY.) J oy Dory Wiakis, an rettoreey, of No. I& Thornhill' olace Caledonian-rad was eagoomesed before Mr. Cowie for the late advance. The old shares are quoted Ito 1 ad , I= l ,, lh d rW d .,, od i t ,o . eo m Cl Ile iso market. Freights quiet and unehan4ed. "unlawfully ' assaulting sad ' beating George Collins. dim. and the new, Ito 1 die. The Indian shares na to L0a.7710627 al nanasil 13 13 91 The Washington administration was exhibiting a COURT OF COMMON PLEAS . Mr. Buchanan attended fur the prosecution , and stated rem ain: steady. Grand Trunk of Canada stock con- s t. lee b lto dd p o ddd ia " s " .4 de? ) ~t , Ise filer ... that the complaisant hod summoned the defeadaat for an tines. to meet with some inquiry. strong desire to render the squadron on the African Illitttolfe O NW 'OM la 140686- ( 8161 “ IA" Chili assault committed on the 30th June last, at noon at 34, asp Meath. Soto. a Marled „ So &ha. weal. Mild. , a 4 24 Jailitla late and a Opeolal Jusy.) coast for suppressing the slave trade more efficient. Penton-place. The complaisant had been plaord in tile house i 1 ° " 1:31 " ff mufti . Llll9 .119°1119 gm e o d ee Pt IN gland android Ito IC$l., 17 re CAMOIDIOX 9. 11111 VIII aWnltan, LAstcAsnlli„ •10 by his father, to let it, who had been employed by the Lease A. re. aui. " l. I Ca reetett . le I ll ass Aserrawketßaryistocidos . The singular experimental steam-ship of Mesas. ciIISHIRIZUNCTIOII DAILWAT CO XXXXX .-ACCIDENT. =abied 6 pre mat. Ito I It:rider, • Mr. Hollingsworth, of 8, Ifiarlborough-place, Old lii le Couctleal Wynaus, of Baltimore. from which great things are Ti. Pislntid Named dealers for Infanta masked byldet Kent.reed, woolampler. The defendant , who Is an attornee , isa en g ee l 7m i e e re ati nLi Veat NI et GO 01 Hartbeest Kasten 5 r Ito ;Marti Omictlett 66 65 predicted, had wok at her wharf, owing to a supply n w o h t tlot gui s h e y emager on the thesndants' Me, sad tie pima was, celled at the house and forcibly put Collins out of possmoioe, et liet s elbeaNwe 71 74 .......- 13 15 13 ee an Ditto 6 Tor ant. WM... _. se 84 16 kicked him on the back, and struck him. 104 111 M all hewn a Spelt* Lpit's pipe having been left open. Mr. fierrent SINN Mr. Collier, and Mr. C. Pollock The defendant took an objection to the summons, on the 11 N , 4 f n . si N N.Weet.tLeae.al44l4.„ A most destructive fire had occurred at Mil- appeared for the piaintiff, and Mr. Bovill and Mr. Weighty ground that the title of the premises came in Jame sad the 1 st. too nersra, 1119114, 0 av/D . kw the defendants. mak istrete bad no juriedie t toe. , g Oar[ sal 110Viiii ......... • retlaStockltoo.Noribrin, 137 111 10 ND Wireesbury and Henecre waukie. The plaintiff was an iron merchant Is the City, and until Mr. Buchanan said that he agreed with defendant that the negn oo r i d ee di ag o I 4 2 ,_ 5 Ito Kr. T. Etnwort. ;.._.. 11 111 I.9teT accounts from New Mexico say that the re- the 16th of (Maher last he hail been a commercial traveller magistrate could not adjudiesto under the summon', having se Do. DI I .n. is kald to B.* s• 12 , all Kong, floiCorisklit (t-.. Mr. in the employ of Messrs. 3liohet, of the Dalkeith Iron the power only of seeding the canoe for trial. m Die d.. Forth SiAbcol.Ja 79 14 I Walesa) l 9l 11 iolotioaary attempt of Zoloags, the brother of thedt..loB was sod &menet. its Works in Scotland. On the 15th of October he took a second l'he defendant admitted that he committed the assault, but n ii 01011°6 Be" J 116169 6 re, tali t 199 Sret Anglia I Oreal Satin) II N Et ex- president of Mexico, in Chihuahua, had been sup- clue ticket from Birkenhead to Chester by the 345 p.m. jueititied it on ihe ground that his client had the tight to the el r treetemuraurag -- I n j 4 14 41 671 1 10 is)) Wkahledonsadt.'mtkelle preosed. train. It however did not start witil four , :e:ock, and in order p omission of the house. ilt. N amen Owen. =i : lan:leased Mentos) 5 II to mate up foe loot time or Wean e other reason, it w sidemen Mr. Come tally committed the defendant to the sessions r 1 ow 19 n Harannah dates are to Jun, 19. Sugars were unusually fad, probably fifty or sixty miles an boor. Vibes for trial, Mr. Buchman consenting that defendant should ee. 19/ INN Maire;::::::::: SI 14 138371813. SUM dull. Stock on hand 400,000 boxes. they were approaching Cheater the pl a intiff was sitting with enter foto his own recognition°, in 601. without finding lire nllanniltialdrer .4 ; 1 1 1 4 V i Ws back to the marine when soddenly be felt a dock the sureties. Ne. I lare. I Seim I PO.) Ot. prim. I Omit The last New York papers are of the 23rd, they te .b ee .„, of t h e eio n,,, e ' f e l l to pima and rattled about' hie - ta. no Et i 9effer a. =. sat 1 , ! . ! 1 to al 4411 R 1 "nrittwi" rft r t .r.. d ' , ; ' r , ~ report continued dulness in the stock market. The tare, and nothing but she frame and wheels a the earriege remained whole. He was knocked violently mains; some LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE , 4 1. 4 " 1 ,11 r ag... l": 4° 12 al° money market was unchanged.num.. go US 104 t.so s) part of the carriage and susta i ne d injuries at the back of the . 111 SO et goarise aural 101 vas EIS .. lase Ilaisse aregia . 0 1132 i 1 5 75 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH, VIA FATHER POINT. neck and on the calf of the leg. The train stooped, and after --op-. K 45.10 0 areal Walwe ili= 6l 66 S. let Diantaery alt 63 116 U. OW - 16.1170ealltussaliT.v. Cl 11 71 /I 1 486 .. Oramblet kW-Lulus NEW YORK, it,. 25, Evamneo. a li me t i t r e itpoo°6legg:: ru t t t td ,:z.fc,, , , , ,, ,A ~,,-,1 h e -- (UK USACTI.I47 ww.solaw a.) iau taammee sad .... 64 71 tame.noel - Eirril T t. .. XI eo Irs The steamer Glasgow , from Glasgow, arrived here ilia the train had run into an engine which er we a s upon " the NEWMARKET MERTINO.-(TRUI DAY.) .1 3 gt a l reliitir:::::: !Nit g o: on el* .. widratt wee Mil 15 0 to-day. Cotton is quiet, waiting further Europese lies. The plaintiff . I ; ; AM .- s Aeon°, -- not at first appear to be so - be laismate sal Imam 03 I di. 931 A ... . Wk. Per tilskezu 91 9 I two .. Berea ._, 1.11.0. a 1 , li brims as they afterwards turned out to be. He had great Istgt r_ iii.e.~.. 111 mss 440 Mawettl:arlabet4 Of 65 5$ news. The sales are about 200 bales. Flour dull, pain in the calf of the leg. and at the back of the lock, hat SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 80V8. Lan half mile of New e I D ,.. want gede , g. e . .. _ 1,505 .. N. Mrsoostlll7emat. ~ 10 4 7 and 10c. lower. Wheat heavy, and nominally lower. will he Was able to walk, sod ho returned to Liverpool T.Y.C. 0. 100 Loploa MI Blooketatd - 0 U 1.19) .. 11.11.136witIrdossai all 7 8 N. le, hA oast UV 113 I.UB .. North Whist thefts 74,11 9 10 attended the next train. When he gat there het was Asphodel, fby Sweetmeat, and Brine are here. ... *Waco. elt. Liao; 11 114 14 Corn firm. Freights dull and unchanged. Sterling At. tee lesa l ri l aiWartsra- 919 111 SI 15 2 .. Provkleace(O.Lelauti SLIM 76 SO by Me. Joneg, a surgeon, for two or three days, TOWN PLATE. B.M. ,4 lanisalll7sima- -.- a a di. 4 _ tketrldesOonaln.oo It. i 1 exchange steady, at 1101 to 1101. Stocks steady, during which Sine he got better, at the end of that North Lincoln, Solomon, Mathematics, end Luff are hero. E 2 ,ieii e g sy 1112 -. 8. =dou 13t. Cal li 111 I* and in some cases rather better. Period be came to London, and emir up his abode at Hack- SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Lew half of B.M. - - we ------ " I t cow, rociLiel li"me t Mis M U ill nay , where he was intended by Mr. Rapti. Hie lag got ..-.... a . . ...:. Ta ii i t a t 1001 100 Filly by Newoourt-Clock, Dapple, and Twang are Imre. . 1 NEW ORLEANS, IVNE 25. well in a fortnight or three weeks; but it become appeared U Fr el ett l ~ e r ts 4 Cotton inactive, salts to-day only 100 hales, mid- that he hal sustained • • severe injury to the nervous quern, SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 80V5. Suffolk Stakes coarse. all 11 1L 1 1 4 1 . : 1,106. 4401ra 4 t" , di Nomads sad .. ot Wes sle of Tamp Web and has afterwards underwent an examination hy Mr. Sull y, Megnam, Antonio, and QM Vivo are bent The teat have er e g 9 H martneol dling 11; cents. to 111 cents. ; sales of week, 3,300 ases wilt earn (111•191' It ii The plaintiff had earned from Ileum Multhet about 8001. paid. 1 Kew? e r -7„ 101 W.Oarsdsot_Lekawol 110 HU 114 bales. Receipts of the week 1,200 bales, against a year, and from other persons shout 2007. more, but since ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP STAKES. Cheater- It it i =i 57 6 Ur trlceassattl= l ie led 175 10) 5,500 bales last year. Exports for the year, 1,699,000 the accident he had ken unable to act as a commercial field Stakes Course. 100 llorthosa - Saill9Mion - - 51 9Se ISO Wallxlier • 116 116 4,01 Wh.lllwar4lesleaelt 41 le 2 traveller. 1.1116 1710111100 n. Leant Ma 10 U Bala; receipts at this port ahead of last year's. The plaintiff in bre evidence detailed the painful symptoms King of the Gingko 6 Tire let 12Ib• Bastion 3 Tre, Sot k leo 1e to 911 " . 'lra ****** 66 669 II 1.1111 Tibial MN Asa 410; Beatrice, 6 - yes: Sit; 'Delwin:4 yrs, 7st . 2lb : Adu- es. WI " lir" Ds. pw r_ . e .,.. 6"..-... - - _peraa :tee 114,500 bales ; ditto at all southern ports, 642,000 under which he staff °ed. Prieviouely he had been a most so- latioe 3 yrs, Tat HD; Syracuse, 3 yrs, Gal 10lb; Dame ' 7 . 19, 1 1 1. toners--Bs -• 111, al 1 6 , " 're and energetic luso, sod a wed walker, he 116 11 1.064 eirareearassito. baler; stock in port, 72,000 bales. Freights to t' having several times walked to Graweenil and back In Alice:3 yrs, Bat lllb ; Orland., 3 ire, 6.it 10Ib. All are N t a, 4 6t :::::: 1 , 6 ,, c , ni here. Liverpool, 6 and Bto 11.3`2 dolt. • day, and on one °melon accomphshed the distanoe fiCIATCIIIIO.-Hop Merchant. gitielll./8101118. of 56 mile.. He could now only walk about two miles - -.. - in • day, and that slowly and with pita, keeping new LATEST BETTING. an Indira a 1• 11 Jima . • I 111.1 171 11 :!ineerrildm .... 3 :. 1 ? : 4 'ln Itii 'no. lelue. I Corrarnsa 1 rd. 1 Cl. grow . 1 dale& the hoses. , as ho was open obliged to clutch bold of some- CHESTERFIELD STAKES. le all Igerth Wrests ~.......- is WA/ 1.3 Anglo a06...0.1t0tt. le LS 14 TILE MEDITERRANEAN. thing to prevent hie falling. He had on one °cordon walked 2to 1 apt Trovators (off) es. HS ,Osteed. were, a waiver, 31 52 MAN id Paratlaa arriest 1 le ID 31 four or five mile., bat It knocked him up. He had constant 9to 4 - Moderns Egleatiae (off) Ib an emeaseeni ----.. s 6 di PAW 10 ne.ww.iiii ..iirw man as __. i pain in the head, and in the feet there were eudden shooting 6to 1 - Seclusion (t) :, 1: wow& '''''''''''..-- tri 1; WO LOOO Atlaatfri Till. llAss•L.: 144 11 11 1111.910 10 Ban . ,al MON oca owe CoaalieCignalte.) St. HO asslasall. tiOraQH9 - 74 sti ~..,. 10 WI. Lasselcsa Lai ill 40 .- - pen.. Ile was trequenily overpowered by a flood of team THE DERBY. as S. lot assalsa ---- 60 la and the etre= of • redwey whistle or the noise of • train ' kin - : r a DritiCt.trilli %ICI laa No change. ei. to flbrweetre elan In 1178 Li The Alma, Peninsular and Oriental Company's body, one of them being a feeling sa Sleigh be had a tight et. IN ?Pala Dens -....-.. 414 471 "" ". M."' raraceill:. ' all 111 • Steamer, oa her voyage from India maw on shore at 3 a.m. on wire jacket mowing the body. CARLISLE MBETING.-(THIS DAY.) 04. IN Welk Lees. ....-...... Ul 181 Pt. lee Armin Rolm.. ** OS al 6,600 19 'Mussel 1 mos in. Ms.ollirgheo.h: 1 111 ; ; the Hulett Rocks, about 79 wiles inside the straighto of Bs- In croetoexamin mien the Odell( was asked whether on Pt. 153 lloranTortsi.iinriti a er mug si vs. ~Jo rasa .., 4 letritndeb, In the Rid Sea, She is firmly Seed on the coral, the 6th Factory ha bad not walked about London for newel SCURRY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. to ell 99191 e. We11999.9/ m l9- .. 6 LI, 192940 Orilla** -.1 1 1 l i f 74 and there ere hopes of getting her of. The crew and pas- bows, proceeding from Richmond-terries, Hackney, to si r &dd.], Feat L,,,,j Rachel, g ud yi dd , sad Crosby ore : 1 °l° `" in po te , nm eeTtr •- "uji .7 ".:' KM mune se. g ram s erasserer 1 la IN veneers sti well as the mails see all saved. The pairsengere various places, until he reached Graye-intelette, and then --- r - • - ' et, leo i.e [ Taw - 7.111. 16 De. New tar Ima were three &rya under canvass cm an adjacent Wand. Befog home again. He denied that be bad ewer done so. Ile was W. lie !Weal math., IS 72 TILON 5 Nag. pilaus. Ogg- 1 i water in want of wat, they Pent • boat to Nedra On bee return Oro asked whether his son, • young man of 19, had not per- LOTTERY STAKES. One mile and a quarter. IS W I Waterbed sad Sash* . -.- MOS 10 Curs Indlkeet.Tet. ISt. se 41i e... 1 91 11 thrulusrallanSnols 14 me oh. , led in with her Majesty's steamer Cyclops, who peceeded formed his bueineee fur him einzo the accident. Tit plain- Trip the Deify, Wellington, Maucbline, Shafto, Miss PI ell ri . Z a i l ttig,,-a:1 ~.6 e i m. 0.. 1 or.: wp ,I.maium lb fSoPM I dlo direct to the spot, sal coaverd bait the passengers sway, lid ad dotted that his son bad travelled to wilco debts, so Stewart, Loftily, 1/anial, Sasenna, and Abron are here. SSW flu Indio a 6.4 Am. 'raj It ... the re...! remeiong for •Pm ranter sad Oriental Company's that the commission up in them might be obtained, and he PAID POILFLIT.-Elowtle, Little Agnes, Hegira, Tubes*, S sit Do. niz i lLoaldi 1J 7i It SO • Let6l.otarlSto.ll.l 1 1 111 ais 10 an - - 1. 1 il; Da y. 44). ros. aralat .. -- .1111 - ......... / 1 3 - 01 e 00 Lesion err.... 6 11 1. die strainer. The eutward Bombay well was mat on from Sues had al.o token some orders, but his labours had not turned Greystock. 4 latilatOonatbasea, en II 61 in a palms vo-01. oat profitably. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. SS all NNW able to ... NAM 10 Stade. Petro...Own. 1 lepa l te The t e l wire to Carrie has bees iejered by an the modem' testimony was that there was some Witty I le tioniersosolro. Tel -. • le ' m to tigattger.aultia. 5 S es an, h,r f.liong on it, hut 40,111 /DID be repaired • to the *real l muscles at the top of the spinal column; twee Prince of Danmark. Go Ahead, Mauchhne, Trip the Daley, Lifeboat, Denise, Shaft°, Greyslock , Secret Treasure, s p l.en p e u !Unocal I , ..earomt /a II It Si H e r al...j.tyie Wiwi H 46.171661, St. Jean d'Aere, sad was a thickening in the coveriag of the nave, and it was Wellingtow, sad Underhand . Au are here but Underhand. "" MIMI= POlllllllllOllB. Or at on, rruloing ,41 141 do, awl' r Rear. Admiral 51andy , believed that etanal column itself hid seriously suf- IL 16%1 heieways. I OWN/ plow 1 elares. .0 0 5, 1 15 =14.10a1M1 I 1 6 Her St tlotot`. chip CApi,ror is at Goons. The 1119 of feted. It was possible that he might relover in a twelve- COMMERCIAL STAKES. Os. mile. _Viti M bT.Draisolilf .ieoe. 16,676 1 it. Mu. lablabries ag t the wire, boi,A•lo.iftl4 'OllO sr , with Admiral Fanahewe at month, but there was • gaol deal of doubt about caste 01 this Cholenge, Premium, sad Naseedey ars here. to it its " rrat a ittl i rrail: l it 1 111 C o rfu, whe t . • the, pro.tedod ...ter ,isitmg Naples, Messina, kind it 9 } ""- 6 . 1 : it: 3 1 ft itr:X O rwittiTai: ^ l IL I ese 10.010 Orlowls.PlcalUsulA 6 st and Creme Viectia. The defendants' counsel called no witnesses, bat addrewed fi el Sale ad aLs emenV. tsr De. de. hi 4 i• .. Her Blejestre ship Brame proceeded with the walla to the jury in mitiption of damages. We understand that the Grand Duchess Maria. 24 eo Be. art4r 1651 CI 1 4 r,,,r'ithiradvit: N. It 1 1 I. the !outgo Idris Obi Irsalltag. The jury (toad a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 6501. Nicalmons. sister of the Emperor of Russia, will pass the 1 S „,....D. • ••• " " ive. c rzttileatliemo t 75 II 10 II pm swum and winter, with her fussily, in Eogland. Her La. :r. to lot ow t taLiMi. 10 A 1 we 101 2a , IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. pedal Highness's arrival IN shortly expected. il 1: o l i rA b °. 4. Ite: Fe : The Grand Duchess Helen of Russia M again to gi a _ law , -- (THIS DAY.) pass a considerable part of the present season at Oetend, : kie ocean ior oe ., too l:tt ee t ° l_.n. 9. 6.E 4 1 4.460, V Wi1eel rete:Ftema " ; : ,.. :7 . :: .i , 1 0 D o r s . 3 I . lli S E 111 seas. alowallma 1.41 as 55 i 7 ad • 1 ostaaarine Tet, isle , Si 9 ) HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAT.) -•- where her hop:vial hightwea Is expected to arrive about the : oseme am. .c i liter mat - lOi fie 20th inst. II Is la tt es, t.t braes .-...„ lla 101 WU 1 NAP 1 Do. Do. asnaine I all I frateN ID TrestaLaCo.Op.Cas., 6- o• TM S Wiek the shalt at 12 o', lock. OLD COURT. THE NEW FUME JUDGS.-Mt. C3llOl Blackburn *le mi k artgeoms. -- Tar i ens weal Ito Ilse Dewome Lancl.. l i. 11 5 ' U 1 Jebbeysee ll as 1400.c00 ar. 'twins T..... ___ 1 160 tel Allege ne . m.o . r ef poi. loss Ism peaseeted for and &plait it. 1.. .../...i optl Am artnnietnseet of now of than indiret al las ... 1... Al ••••• ara........ at 4 it, 7111± i to;m•ar el pesi.haes were presestrd for sod spirt the h ed Scheele B.U. On. of the Latter waa from the Veirmity of Oaf ad, prensted by the Chancellor of the Eachclorr. NAVAL RETURNS. - - On the mosses of le: fin; ;tti,tlte7followtos retiree were mated :—lteems of the smatter of 'crew Alps and marls of her M•joety's navy dont on the Ist day of Fawner, Is the pen ISM end 1158 Return of themeets tai end e r.. .did is the navy bettee , " the 3lsta el IlLane, Id* led the Ist day of June, 1&19, these "math wen ve added is arc silence a. to the gamma of wake fur the year, end them which trees added in are keen of sun quid orders ; end elm .1 Os Maim and stoop IMO weld have been lessebed sessidkg to the general scheme of w-rka fur 11114.9, but width were deferred on tromint of the men I.,ing tease's to convert ships of the lies. Rotors of wan voted, sal of the atomespeoded f..r oases is the dock yards hi therms 18.57.14, sad 1504.9. show Ns in the lam yeas the ems imparted in the triginal, is tke retied, and *unit-mental estimate. ENDOWED SCHOOLS HILL. Mr. DILLWYN, is ob.eing the mead re:l . ing of Ws obesreed that the somber of endowed oaf is the country 'weeded 3.001.0, and their anzusi income could sot be leer than half • seilitio st. rime It Mid been objected that this bid we. an attack upon the rirhte of She Church of Englawl. Nod...At dm pest ma) ail, of tie n trade were Intended by the &madam to he menaael upon the principles of the Chsith of Easiest, sot a. te,:arded these he did not proper to interfere wish them by thin bill, or to stake any rt to for, dilemma:ire Into their management. Where the with.. of the founders were clearly dedeed to le in favour of the Church of England, lbo re could be so possible ground for interference ; but there were many schools which were intended by the frmadera t le allied to the eMablishad bar, 6, and as regarded three, the diecenters were Mewing ebb alarm the warders, action of the church. The law, u. mounded by the legal tribunals, had held that where re beim or le dly tmelliag wee meettemed in the foundatione, it louse he telestbat tbeintentioa of the founders aas that the 'diode Mould be mmairod that church which had obtained a national smtu.. The rife tof ouch decide no Mad Mee to gist the Church of England port r tJ monopolise the managemen• of nearly all the sada scot P. hoofs throughout the country. Now, the (Ake I f thie .. to remedy chi. manifestly an pot state of the law a. it hal b. en Lout down by the Court of Zloty. There could be so doubt 'het the intentions of the f.uaders, In most ease.. had been is provide education for oil clatece, irreepectise of the church to which they to 'bagel ; Let, route d by the detieoes to which he had referred to. the Church o f Buena had obtaised each • C ntrol over sheet whoo:s that none but meentess of that church is old obtain edmissiott into them. It was oestrary to contra mete to seldom that tide narrow and eacluriee sesiear could ever here lees costempberd by the founderr, and, dam the crifinery tribunels were fecempetest to remedy thip Mkt& tee. he contended that It wee the duty of the legislature to isterfees for the pritectrm disestere, by whom many of three &climb bad been founded. There wee melting meters.' is many of thee. *adoe meats, and be ineieted that the fotdidation elmutel be administered sceordosc to the plain -sot ,C , 161111011-1492,0 teething( of the deed mtabliabing the from and not ace rime to the modern dictum .1 the Coats of Equity. The et seta had proceeded from the first epos (elm priecipt. In sump sing them foonals tmate involved the teaching of the Church of England sad ey !tiled dimesters from their tomegemient. He repeated the this bill was a measure of defence easiest the Church of England sad not en ate el upon it. Upon all grounds of prim ijk. ex Whimsey, poll, y. sconmay, and justice, he called ups the home te pam the t ill. Sir S. NORTHCOTE admitted that the hon. prestlinnuee speech was temperate and fair. Foe Linmelf he sae not eery cinipetent to itoteuee the queetiom se it involved • matter of Nulty law; but in order that opportunity meta he *laded for ie. full die-trodden be had given notice of an stueedinest that the bid to read a second time this day three months. If it war, true, ea stated, that the Church of Emden] c. u'd take advents,. of the btu t get porseselos of townie founded by disionters for abeam ing purport, it wee Irgtt time that keit. lat.im as, ruorted to ; but be was informed that the deetrtne of the Court e f Chancery email bed bear curb • c That le ing en, where woe the nectisaity for tide toll ? He e waded that if it were pm* dit would tree rise to • large saaniat of tuvicht.voue litigasi a, and that nog one mowed why he ob jected to the sei owl readies. 60 far Irmo Leine a 'nominee of economy be leliemel it would lead to the s open biers of mosey in loMne Sie that ought to le devoted to the purposes of adulaton. The op; 011. fi • of this bill Mee no ohjyetion to our MOM* which would preallMl4 tha.nrluaiouof dissenters why mull show that they had lees la undisputed poweseel4 of the entlowasal for • period of 36 years. TM effect of Milt ball, bowers,, melted of readeriag these endowternte mom generally fal wool Ibe to el/Amy them, sad tut wen why he move t that st be read a second ten. this ay three m He FULLER seconded the easeatumat. We understand that the Grand Duchess Maria. Nitateems. eider of the Emperor of Russia, will pee. the autumn and winter, with her featly, in England. Her Im perial Highness's arrival IN shortly expected. The Grand Duchess Helen of Russia is again to pass a considerable part of the present sewn at Ostend, where her hap:vial highwese le expected to arrive about the 20th inst. Tun NEW FUME JunGs.—Mr. Calla Blackburn, who hes received the appointment of one of the jcelges of is the Court ot Queen's Bench In England, is a member of • It family connected with this district, being brother to Mr. 11 '. Blackburn, of liallwan, M.P. foe Btirlingshire, end Pre /moor BLickburit of the University of Glasgow.—Gleugorst anise. THE CATCH CLUB.—The last meeting of the Catch Club fur iho seisms was held et the Thatched House, St. Jannis, last night. Mr. Thomas H. Hall occupied the chair. There were nine present the Earl of Willol3. the Earl g of Normenton, tba Hoc. A. Murdunild, Culuael Hawkins, Colonel Hough, Mr. Alderman Wise. Captain Bruce. Mr. B. IN Cartwright, Mr. D. Clarke, &c. The profeesiond ellen- ft. dents were—Me:rm. Francis, Benson, GO" Turk, Ma-shin, Foam, Cucutaing_s,, M. Smith, Spencer, Walt:Maley, White house, Thumaa, Young, sad 0. Bradbury (secretory). DEFENCES OP THE TAT.—Ww have it On good as authority that the government pleas for establiehing • nine.gun battery at Broughty.f-rry Castle are already mm. pleted, end that modern for execut stg the work will be sd vertiort for in a very short time. Tne old Castle of Broughty, a which now forms so picturesque an eddition to the floe IS sornery is its neighbourhood, will, we are happy to say, be Li kept swindler, the new battery bang about to be placed at tp Its foot. —Drawls* Aigiverteser. _ i.......w..1 .1 3,..".......v ~, Da t iiftz. . ... S Ott e . r i airz tik a lidOsbool Oslo Ir. 04,1••. imre MK I.L if .E l Viedei ir = • Job ad De. 44 plersimalato al r t =4O 1 : , 114k .g. Doblaims . p. 0.190..-- Ds. do. Lir lid 41m 14. 4 ham Paelando 4 Mu— I outer toms ari:Tiii s i I gl i zt e rtia. abor d Do. OM * w a '2 gt t 4 ...* on ,1141bect 4.1. ill DIA "grab bd9.999.11 3 Ifi ~ s ari ask to. Z i ar sm. iti:: I mist on I po. r 4th Macao, Smal. a Do. do. do. to lidboarboOorool Dap 14 IllemS 14 '11•77b . a IS _., 5,...,,,,, i;K:;zi :. 19 Dal 1 141alded.Woltod.dord— , Oi dim lIS 11 410 wr i ro 1 I Sh a in li 13 aIS 11J 1 01 ido le l 101 104 H Si lb IN it 3 100 les Ito 111 110 00 91 Ili 15 TTIE LANCASHIRE MANUFACTURERS.—Yesterday as Important meeting of the 'nearer spuinee. and manufac tory. of Lancashire was held in this A ss embly Room of the Free-teed* Hell, Manchester. There well a large fatten daace—Nr. James Douala presiding. The meeting was ogled by the Idanufacurrue Association of Burnley, in con. requiem of the strike at l'adihani; sod, after an explanation of the claims of the workmen, a resolution was moved ap proving of the steps the employers had takes, and resolving on a general union to " resist the attack" m ade upon them. Aeother resolution wee moved and unanimously carrird, de bating th e nectailty of a general union of mestere, and requesting the Burnley owners to undertake the inliative. THEFT AT A BAtIK TABLE.-011 Saturday last one of the c'erks of the city of Glasgow Bank (Edinburgh branch), whit, transacting business at the National Beak, Sc. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, laid on the counter • Pocket-boJk, oontaining 4121. in bank-notes. Hie attention I losing enourentat•ly dietracted, the notes suddenly &sap- I peered, and every effort to reoover or even to trace them proved quite fruitless. The note s included two for 1001. each of the Union Bask of tksotland. , ai i U 1: 01 Os 101 191 11 01110 111 bl A CAPTIVE FROM TOE REBEL CAMP.—A letter from Camp Chillish, Ottruckpers, dated 16th Kay, stye : The I ing-talked-ef English girl la Balls Rata'a camp has teen suit in to Colonel Brsayer. After all, what do you rappers eke is like P Are you prepared to receive her Las sa*? Bat you must not imegioe anything very beautiful or interest:ng ; for the hereto./ approached nearer the colour of ebony than chalk, end knows n more of English than the natives of the Andaman,. Yet, poor thing, she is to be pitied after the tale she has related of her mis fortune/. She gays her parents lived at Futtalghur whole the outbreak corn red, and that her father's name wee Jeenett Sahib. Her father, she atstes, died of cholera, but her mother, Lemberg, and sitters, ware all murdered by the Sep la. On bee perw'n are marks of /event wounds. One of a musket-ball which entered her back and pasted through her chest, and several other seers fr o m sword cute. She sly. the It jab Balla liao saved her from dastnicth,n, deemed her wounds, and treated her kindly, and so did also the Be um- Indeed, abe cried each when she saw Colonel Brasytr, and begged to he sent back again to Bejaia Balla It 40, La ,he calls hint. What um be Balla itro's obje ct in sending her in, cannot imagine. fait possible the arc h Bead supposes he can purchme his pardon by giving bee up I' TIIIATRES AT RlL.t9.—This is not the tuns of year for theatres, and the Scala, which was opened, with • hiatity-areembled company, when the Emperor sad Kin; were here, elowd again after two or three performencee. but the small pleybouve, and ear dolly the Teetri Diurni, or day theatres, winch begin the,r pe.formances at b or 6, and c melade at nightfal, are in full actie,ty. In them theatres the pit has the 'by for • roof, the stage and boxes stone being covered, end the spectators are at liberty to smoke. Day thastres or night, commencing at 6 or at 9, all at prevent are en the war footing Their very playbills smell of powder, and are printed on c rrrr idge-paper, and, as for the pictorial announcemeets at the doer, the mere sight of the slaughttr there toortrityod 1. worth the price of ad obtains. A'l the pieces pert wand are of a warlike character, and most of them have reference to the campaign now going on, a remarkable and paiftworthy rapthity being dieptayel by the Milanese managers In dramatising events shavet haws they have occ.irred. At the present moment 2/is rider, of &Ifs yoined by the Allied lrenr.-Sordenion A,-otter, le haying • great ran at two thierrra. Another niece, es • piatotarre, The Greet Indite of Idolegtunto ; two others, depart log from contemporary histuty, regale their audience with The Sieye of ettessandrin, and TM Revolution at Naples, and at aa9lher, is the Public Gaulle, I had lately the aretifi e then of witnessing Garibaldi it Yoe.; er, the Chasfturs of A* Alps.—Latter from )(tee, Jaly 2. ADMIRALTY, Imes 17.—Corps of Royal Marines: Goldman Cadet Edward Moulton Muddler to be dwrand Lisatsosat.—Getette. I. , 0.1 U „r If I lls If If Of Is I ON .. :Let tilt* ] Till SICHWOND IttADIR. The trial of Tremors Stesthurat, f t the murder of Isabella Becme, was specially dyed f r this mening, and arrange eaeufs were made for the accommodation t-f the public. la consegarace however, as it war nu lenteed, of the Laid Chief Ju•tdee being unable to attend, the hid was poet. posed until to-morrow. (Baum Mr. Atoka Wlghtman.) W ns dberh vu .11wre, 3i, • rwepeeteble•lo..king men, wee Indicted fur the wilful murder of hie lead SopMs Moore. Mr. J. Clerk and Mr. Healey conducted the procreation. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh, The facto of We caw. will be fresh in the recollection of the public, as the evidence taken hefcee the police meg...trate has at peered withie tho but few day.. The prboarr lived with hie wife at N. 2!, Trafdgar-etrect, Walwortb, and ha had two children by a former wife. They did net appear to live happily together, and the prim was jealous of Ms wife, and Lb , re was r Mahe that this was the cart of the led c Ass emble. It appeared that on the 21tb of May the de creed cans home, and boding that the prisoner woe out, and that ho had locked the door of the room oho broke It open, red their west into the room of a lodger named Mar her. When the prier nor came home he complained of his wife having broken open the door, end °Herod her to go into her owe roan, end she did 1.1, and nothing mere took p1...e until about seas o'clock the wit morning, when the deoseged war hand to cell eat, "Ah ! do if you dare," and Immediately afterwards the aerestned vioiehtle, and ran down to Mrs. Herber'. room, comileinci of be-k, end spread lawny aWe to breathe. Iler pernie was garbled, and it was found that elle had ie.vieed x eery revere wound in the heck, sad a few day. act rearda she eatp bed freer, the injutiee the had re ared. Tar mixer abwtadAimmeiiauly after the occur ere, end wee not tikes into custody for needy a month, shim a tette- was found epos him, the aro nts of which rounted t, s adnibsion that be had wounded hie wife, het that the set was c .mmit ted under circutottanco• of real provocation owing to her improper e tract, end at the suss rime intimated an intention to drier hinuolf. Mr. Sleigh made a very able synch to the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and he endeavoured to show that the abutter had ermined the act under the influence of mo mentary ea icemen', the rad& of a sudden quarrel, and upon that ground be urged that they would be justified is acquitting trim el the crime of wilful murder, sad fluddig him guilty of the Irma - iwe of manelaughter. line verdict had tot been returned when we went to preys.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. lbe, r Simpox ;;;;ii — s;ivei AriU a cola watch, value 101., from tho pirIPCM of Mr. Kaye, under the following It appeared that t►e pro•eeutnr was returning from an 'a mnion tsrt eight, mid had just lilt the railway ststkie;whon be root the prisoner with some other men, who stopped tks way, no that he could not pars. He saddmly missed his wa•ch, which had been holes of the swivel of h's chain, sad distinctly sow it in the prisoner's baud. He home distely 'earl him, but he (prisoner) outmoded to pan the watch to some of the min bes'cle him , aft», two attempts. Premark" endeavoured to grasp his hatd ; but the roan beside him peened sgatert him sad remitted his doing so. Be bold the prisoner until a polioiiman itimme up, when he gams him Into cu•todv. The o•ber men ant away. Polier-c listable 678 said tut night, while on daty In Pen insmis.sieeer, he heard cries " Police." He went to the spat from *beam the cries proceeded, and saw prommtor heisting primmer, whom he cheesed with it. Alto; his watt*. He (alices , ) took the prisoner to the station, se trcted, and gonad wthing but 1.. utmn him. The prisoner in his defence mid be eonid not bare passed the watch, as proreitut rh• I him so tightly. Alderman it. so (who sat for the Lord II iyx) gave to credit to his deeill, arid as he wee a well•kaowa thief, be committed bin for iii■,. WORSHIP-STREIT. FRAI:IP4 IN NAT SALVL Witham Free of Leighten, in Ewes, was charged before Mr. D'Eyeroart with alas fully sallisa thirty-elz sena of old hay. each tram being lambi weight thaw Stipple posted,. Mr. Teyl.w. the Snpreateisidest et the Whiter.hovel ILay MAL* said that that walla vary bed ease. the wh.le defi ciency Is t u load Seise foer tritemse sad viands weigh.. The My wee sold by &deadest to a coup( husdlar named Smart. Flostiery, and when welshed at lbriciess the fraud was disc .veeed nt whoa knitted bids; the mirror of the hay. con tended that It sea one of those cortuat•t mats ea c , *(,l with sales in the trade that esul.l sot be &veld. Several of the truer* bad been made up • I,33Siderstli Nine and hid is the field where the can and wind was mien to diminish the weight. COMMERCIAL AND MAREEZ& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane to-day the atte;dance wu very small, the tone very laugu l / 4 1. Prices of moat articles of the trade were nominally tptltered. The ripply of home-growu grain area small. The imparts of foreign grain into Loudon dna lam Monday were reported this morning as small of goer, of wheat, of oat*, end very small of barley. Water.-Englisholow pale at barely lart Mondaje pricer. Tondo unaltered. English white, 448. to 62.. ; red, 37.. to 46.. per qr. ; Dantric and Konigsberg, 60a. to Ms. per 4941 b. Rostock, 62r. to 64a. ; other Baltic ports, 42a. to 62.. FLoon, doll trade at about last Monday's price•-the turn la boyars' favour. Town, 425. to 465. • Norfolk, 30s. to 31s. par 260 1 b.; French, 33a. to 37e. per 28b1b.; Amer., U.5.,- per barrel. BA/ILLY, very quiet at about last Monday's rates. ETA, 32a. to 42a. per qr.; Baltic, 28.. to 38e.; other aorta, 2 e. to 325. per Oaqr. rs sold slowly at about lad Monday'. rates. British, 24e. to 32e. per qr. ; Russian, 21s. &I. to 24.. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 24.. to 2135. per qr. liness.-English and Egyptian unaltered at lit Mon day's FAIN. English tick, glis. to 42a.; barrow, 42a. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to gits. per qr. Egyptian, SU. Pau quiet at last Monday's rater. English boilers, figs. to Rer. ; hog and gray, Via. to 42r. ; foreign, white, 4gs. FLOAT! NO CAROOEF.--Elisioe last Monday 6 grain-Wen vessels were rrted arrived at portof call, v:z., 3 wheat, 2 maize, and 1 barley. ifince last Monday half-adorn car goes of maize hare changed hear, viz., 3 carved of Gelato, at 30s. per 4921 b..; 1 cargo of Odessa, at 295. per 4921ba. ' net, all au peerage; and 2 &mired cargoes at Od.a.a fet:hed 29a. 6d. per 4921 be , C.F.I. AZILITALS INTO LONDON TROY JULY 4 TO JULY 4 lagll4h & 4140431. Irl/4. 'weir. inwat ..—. r o .... 442 704 OM. . .......... —..... I 111) 1 W 56 1 40.34 Malt . . . . 11: 0 Ssullma; ilia iiiii. iti : rem. lloct. —Taker. e) sad MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) BuoAp..—The market contintus quiet; good qualities sell at pervious price ; low descriptions rather Korner ; privately a floating cargo of No. 14 Havana sold at 29.., for Antwerp. Raised, quiet. Corr ez.—Plantatim Ceylon his void at a further decline of Is. per cwt. ; tine ordiaary to middling, 664. to 72.. ; good ordinary native Ceylon, i3a. to 545. TEA.—The letters from Chine have not materially affected the market. . - . 'ULT.—Biafra commies in good request at 91. 6d. to lla. 6d. fa low to good middling white. Ilaurrrran. —The market is doll and Integra. Rrn.—No sales of importance reported. COCHINEAL EOM at the previous currency. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the arnexed quotations .—Town tallow, 63e. 61. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., es the 65e.; July, 6.55. ; Anne% to September, ISir. ; Oobbee to December, 66e, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattenden and &nth report that there is no alter ation worthy of notice either in duty or pricer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Had Ravioli Hett'Er, 16.. W.llp Esd Braddyls Helton 16a. 3d.; Waal Ead Tatl6ald Moor. 13.. 61 Walls 'End $ x.elt Herten, 17a. 34. • Walla Ead Eden Male 15a. 61.; Walla End 17a. Montlgue Oartalkl4, 13s. 31 ; T.nfleld Moor 13atst, 13e. 64 , }1. 41 i 6 6 .4 Hartley. 16s. 61. • Llmbert's Hartley, 16r. id; Holywal Maly. 16a. 61-66 ' A T. at mutat. LOCAL SHARE MARZB7B. taysuooL 31 - 1.9 L-Tbe eralk.t a bet wltb almost co- Wag dais./ all , ay. Rlrksabeals. 731 a-Msatadsv. -Mee- Sas. SO 5-oeater sod Holstead. 4S 9-eistere Oessibm 111 t-fit Leaceeldre, 91 8-ortat. 1:-Icisatiks sad Teague*, n tie-Switt Vdr e:tatjoh. 0 r-Slereicg, 1301 -Tart s S a 6 4 Isom Yldfand. pii_jzt..,N4f=41.1.1172011,146.1.-rcir 1011111111 RAILWAY& IL 1111 ` 1 lawma mn. f ellad prima I Pal s t IS WI awrwripawi Irdwrdawl. ss ss lgilliaVi;.; 5 11 7 1* Jmollso. 9 1 91 .5 CC* Gralmmo ~ - - 111 an Oammulllassul Mae- 9 N it I b io •• ... "" sis is 2a ...... 44 0 N all idiom d Num SI U 10 N. Fan ... N I Samloa goo. Sp. at 90 ill 0.101 at frame - ro SI 0 rekest.lb * II 19 119 i Sandra ...... N Odurad aa4 Bak ••• - N . 1 umba r r a d . : T V•owlaa. ''b ' a : II am Imaraad 1540irra. ... - sis all Maid Adoula 111 all Do. Po m - - lb 0 lasaar a We W ? BI NS 11 $ ;all De.td. at. Pre. I 014.Pi0 II all Northern or Odds Nhi 14 IS Ds Nem drard...- - .. 10 0 Normean Two* Pre- 9 W N ou Parts. Woodard shams. ssi Sal 10 all 0/14 awl Orloans .. * 11 Iradir owl Ora Madero Werawobucurm?U a 4 II ea N I La ..4 Dumber* - - N all Borne .ad Swami .. 19 all Ilaral Dacha ro I dl Idol ihrodlui - 4 di Do.? par cad. . .... . N 0 Sambre and Wood . . If all Do. 51 pw C 404. haft . * .5 Ileadera ei STMOII Di Id irWI Wia rimeue. ...... O Do. 61 dr ma. Trator 9 !I O Waled 11 P . 19.04Inwee * * $ Waded •IMMls 11 0 Wiegoilia 00.0111111.4 1101111111110111 1 11110111111 4 1149. N.. 1 as 1 droom. I 1.4 1 (1..1... 1 o*. -. Or s ovagajaroidaa 10. 11l la 0 Hll IIS 0 mrd.Paloadm. 191 ill 114 1131 6 per Mrlarded. p 11$ U 4 -- .. liew Ilimmad Illard MI 10010 113 .. 11.11.100,000/.410 ae sr. es, i d pa. Ip. a.,1171 WNW 106 W 931 0 or D 0.4 P. &JON ION 11? IS ad In 14 .., . Do. sp. a.114‘.,- 100 o - led *Ms 4 14.14.1% ~... DM Mows. led Id 1011 9640 I* 14 .. 9.00.0*01pd. 12/101 111 107 109 0 0 . 1119.49. 4 *- uo dr War* - De. 40. Op/Wa5e.140.31 101 109 114 1053 15 JOUR WOOL WILY. We. lam 1 Baum I N. 1 U. dim. I dim ' I I A1 ai 45 .11 7..... i E i 115. .... i . *ivy: .. _ a.... . INIIIO W. Laradis - 0 - - N Ord. Bask d IMM 1 1 1 : Vadal . 9 l 0101110011:115d 14 10 ll 0 It 14 t • 46 N- .- 69.001 14.1101 m. of Ors& SLOW IN (Baal Moeda _.- llO '. 10.030 is WI Am/Mc lei Id KW N 011~10 - - :VS : 1.4. 005 t mot. Is. rsaCet: a . i Fit z= _ _ . . Do. Illm- ... -.. 1.11)1 -4 :1111 .: El i MOW 10 , Slaideal 00 or Kato N 1 tom swop Ins._ _ * my N :Ordeal Wawa 4140 • K 0 se akar tt e 1 Isi 10 H 1 iL 0.74111 109 Midi al 61 TO id 0 4.01 to; Du %w . l 0 •• 1- 11" S Beam As4ifils 4ll -4 .- xi 000 * Do. N.w - , all - -. 10.001 * Da at Argrair , all 50 IS SDI 1 01403, II !lids* et Maim - - 4 3: 1 1 1: Ira= riUM : : 1:. MONEY MARKE2.-THIS DA!'. Two o'CLocg. In the Stoc% Exchange, the business this morning has been almost entirely confined to the arrangement of the monti:ly aczount in Consols, which proceeds smoothly. The funds are rather dull, and aro now quoted abent 1.16 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The transactions have been upon too limited a scale to hove much influence upon prices. In the other markets great languor still prevails, but prices of nearly all classes of securities are fairly supported at the improved level lately attained. The first official price for the Three per Cent. Rents at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 63.90 for the account, but the market quick:y receded to 63.75, being nearly per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Consols are ottic , elly marked 931 and 931 ex div., for the 8:h of July, and are now quoted 93 3-16 to 8-16, or 931. For the 9th of August the present price is 931 to 1. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1; the New T wc-and-s-Half per Cents at 781 ex dir. ; the Five per Cent. Annuities at 108, ex div.; India Stock, at 213; the Indian Four der Cent Debentures of last year at 941; the scrip of the New Indian loan at 941 to ; and Ex . chequer Bille, at 21s. to 245. prem. Little business has been done in the foreign stock market,but prices are generally steady, at yesterday's quotations. The Turkish loans have advanced 1 per cent., the Six per Cents. of 1854 being quoted 701 to 771, and those of 1858, 631 to 61/. Sales aro recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 93 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange 128); ditto Four per Cent.. Certificatee, 911 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 181, 18:; ditto for Account, 181; Peruvian Uri barren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 781, ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 411, ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents., 18.74, for account, 77, ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 64,631. Yesterday's telegram announces an unfavourable reaction of per cent. in Austrian stock at Amster dam. At Vienna on Monday there was a fall of 1 per cent. in the hletallics, and a rise of like amount in the exchange on London. At Berlin, however, the scrip of the new Prussian loan, which lately fell to 31 per cent. dims:mat, has reached 1 prem. About 20,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank - yesterday. The 40,000/. in knotralian gold by the - Ocean Chief was taken for the Continent. The 51,6141. by the Brazilian mail steamer Tyne will also be despatched abroad. Subjoined are the latest quotations of the Eestern exchangee, as reported by the mails received yester day. The principal feature is the favourable move ment of about 4 per cent. in the rate at Bombay : By premed mail. By previous mal. Calcues .... Id. to lid. .... 2e. 11d. Sombey 2.. Id. .... Ild. to 21d. Hoag Kong.. de. 9d. to 91d. .... 4..811. Shanghai .... 130. 74. to 71d. .... be. 7d. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there were more inquiries for bills on Holland, Hamburg, and Vienna, and the rates were quoted slightly lower. The Paris exchange was firm. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three soothe, 11.141 to ; ditto short, 11.12 to 1; Ittotteedam, three months, 11.141 to 1; Antwerp, three month', 25.10 to 16; Hs.mborg, mars `oo, three months, 13.31 to 4; Paris, three dap sight, /6.71 to 15; ditto, three months, 25221 to 71 L • Pnaldort-on. the-Kine, three mon th s, 1181 so 1; Petersham, per tentde, three month', 331 Is ; Vanua, ell do., three maths, 14.30 to 40 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.36 to 60 ; Madrid, thus ramiths, 49 to Cadiz, three months, 491 v., 1; Leghorn, three months, 29.90 to 30.10 ; Genet, three months, 25.70 to 80; Naples, three menthe, 41 to 1 ; Palmate, three months, 1221 to 1; ?denies, three mouths, 1221 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to I; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. According to advice' from St. Petersburg, the shipments of tallow up to the 29th ult. were 17,771 casks (of which all have arrived except about 3,000 casks) against 6,700 at the corresponding period of last year, 3,831 in 1857, ►nd 8,600 in 1856. The exchange on London is quoted 34 3-Hid. The numbers are published of 194 bowie, repre senting a total of 36,600/., of the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1843, which were drawn by lot on the Ist inst., and will be paid off at pox on the lit January next, by Messrs. Rothschild. The eighth call of 2/.10a., making 221. 10s. paid, is to be pad on the preferential Dover Extension ca pital in the East Kent Railway Company by the lstof August, and the fourth call of 4/., making 141. paid oa the shares in the Berne llay and Faversham Railway Company by the same day. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the original and preference shares of the Namur and Liege and Mons and Manage Railways Company. A general meeting of the Lucca and Pistoja Railway Company is convened for the 15th instant, at Lucca. TIJ niDAT EVENINO. Console, which closed yesterday at 933, " sellers," ex div., for next Friday's settlement, rose this morn ing to 931, "sellers," but had receded at the close to 931 to 3. The official business report is as fol lows: —Three per Cent. Commie, for account (Bth July), 931, 1, 3. 1,3, ex. div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 94, 931, 941, 933, 931; Bank Stock, 2191, 221, 219, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, limed in 1838, 911, 95; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, 941. Exchequer Bills have spin improved is., closing at 225. to 235. prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loin was steady, at 941 to 1, and the Foar per Cent. Debentures issued last year, at 911 to 93. Foreign stocks retain an upward tendency. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high as 78, and the New, 65 ; but the closing quotations were respectively 76 to 77, and 63 to 61. The Spanish Coupon-Certificates last issue to 41 to 1, whilst the Delerred Three per Cents., after advanc ing in the morning, left off the same as yesterday, at 301 to 1. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 18; to 1; Buenos Ayres Active Bonds, 71 to 76 ; and the De ferred 171 to 181. The New Venezuela Two-and-a- Half per Cent. Bonds were inquired for, and were marked 271 ex die. The public sales of plantation Ceylon coffee to-day went of heavily, at a fresh decline of ls. per cwt. Bank of Australasia, Bank of London, and London and County Bank shares were quoted at an improve ment to-day ; whilst Chartered Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China, and Union of Australis, showed heaviness. A fall of about 21. took place in Penin sulsr and Oriental Steam sharer. Red Sea Tele graph were rather quieter, closing at 1 to 1 prem. A fresh rise of 1 to 1 per cent. took place to-day in Canada and South Australia government bonds. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'Chomt. There is a good demand for shares in dividend paying mines, at the present scale of prices. For instance, there have been transactions to day in shares in United Mince, at 100; Wheal Setae, at 120; West Caradoo, at 114; Wheal Basset, at 189 ; West Setae, at 1471; and Providence Minos, at 78. The transactions re ported in the Stock Exchange also Nimpri.e East Wheal %assail, at 71 and 71; and Lady Bertha, at 11. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no the C"d"rP Mining A:tode:*.he alteration w whatever. The half - yearly meeting of the aired Mexican Mining GOLD SEINING IN ENGLAND.—Mr. Griffin, a Aenocintton. in celled for the 27th int , . gentleman frotu Leamington, hoe this week puled tbro.gn The annual muting of ehareholdern in the Grand Duchy of Moffat provided with mu the tools ceeemary for gold diggiog Bodes Mi m i, c o e d for the 30th Welt sad washing, and accompanied by two miners from Lead- The surviving &lectors of The nesse of their exploragioes are to be the hoed of lion havng roared to divide the balance of mete ramatnn Molfatdas, and in the noighb,nthood of St. Illery's Loch.— , ag he A,a g,,,,i a;A r ibution of 5. per s h are le announced Aref f.la " Yerr r‘m a e L s. PaLact.—ONE SIIILLINO DAT, TOEd- elintrerahol to the tegieteted .I.4fthuld°r° who have DAT, JULY 6.—A ; on payment, 7,064 ; ditto by A call of 54. is to be p upcn the shares in the Sonde Demon tickets, 600; total visitors, 7,694 Devon Iron and General Mixing Company by the 26th inst. 1