The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-24 00:00:00

~~~ ~--", -..." ..0 .- , S. 4r , ..-je . ••• 11) cr :,.....,........rb . ..' , . .. . ..1 • ' TfT'T 1 clf '4 1 I - el - - ip i c. 1,194.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNG 24, 1850. [THREEPENCE, Tit AN'S—EXTRAORDINARY BROW.- Tr k, norm I TEA TUTS GNI monk pa. ',gm sad errimsaN bilaw la YU et WM- Ostontotzert (4oiroor et itrowto;ezooT). h n ' o • • 71401# Tram Ott eel of 1111.. to 14 oultoom. J i tio Ina dim. Ate Na. to 4 golloota • ' • Ts. tid. As Oust mass mist, enrol C. • ^ :ten Imp% mow of tee= ososolo4 W la Yr canter of ben' anginal ca og Z i t 1‘ Sound mod Ootblo IllihrlS. cots awl Imo .t• 11.LIA)11 . briny:4 OM Mom am elloalroft, 11120. ...ref erldse nes, esdiaps, th an either of WLouise irritation. It is slam ei siesively patronised by se. shriek sad is asellested with a sowed pre@thel view. The sabseriedes is Ma fewer due that oe the City of hares Isstitete, bore "sly Is. hi. per quieter. The istresties eared Wiser polar! asd ereesty. TUG", r I have airesifiad swede to Meats, on nest medal stu dios to wee t ees. If the authoriti es wou ld a pply the sure at lisped to retest their enterribre in the lain whisk errs health sad the sesessisal mans which tuner desesetie esafset, a step world be takes ia the Vey is Bidder serlar school fa Rios with the Pierer; Imitate, whishpresehes Or etas rest seed le well as the rad hopeful festers Orb oohed le its dersele The boys arrive at steed at hilt-past ere shirk is the monies, std are sese pilled to earry their Aimee with thaw Aber noon there is • creation Nee Weer. wham the boys sat theft dinner mealier. led sevens their "tsar aver the leer of had an hour. The mate read Ise that be found this plan try sessushi—the IWO es as he task are to eet rfil of the rare Woman mad earn delhe in the ntoraiesk red thus was seabird is anent dot physical new whisk is is te the healthful bea r i alestisr The rest popshe od As inset Imarseties, I was waned, was thed le the bars et hernia rid mid messy, The reese pissed hia Is die masa mail MI lbw stelmi t s:d re that they were the rest preske i act with the bey% but with the pesets who belayed to the tate MOREY MARKET. Peravisa Foar-aa44rHalf per Ceuta, 1849, at 77i sad i; Saila Fear-aatta-liall per Ceata, at 97g. RAI7.ITAYS. ready 1141TOILDAT summon. The ammeat et money in the market is am abundant and es difficult to pima m ever ; an d al thoegh is the @Oaks of many the public securities have not attaimml their highest point, still the politi cal vitalise whisk is kept up at boom as well as abroad, is head to deter parties from investing in the finds, whisk, wieder other eireenestsaoss, they would be oefipted to do from the indubitable security and the Mem rate of interest compared with any other mode of employing capital at the present m ?Aoy scant be pissed on call on better terms than 1/ per sent., nee employed in dimmest of commecial paper at above 2 to 2f per oust., nor be advanced ape loan en Commis beyond the Beak rate of 2f per cent.; and yet Console, at the present price of 98, will yield an anneal 'merest of 38 2a. Bd. Mosey, afferthelees, seeking temporary investment is &headset in the market, and as an exemplification of the hot, we may mention that a large amount of long dated bills was dose this week by a private bank at 2 pee cent. Exchequer Bills have been steady all the week. The Bank return', poblietted in this mc=r u s ra D h a s ity New, show at lumen I. the pl ot 799,1284 to whisk extent the Bask vin of advanced to the public, whilst the reserved has decreased only 218,7638 ; but on the payment of the dividends we may expect to see this demand for accommodation decline, and the unemployed notes eo dingly increase. The de posits oa account of the 4. llor of the Exchequer show an increase of 1,874,2371. over the correspond ing week of 1849, and exhibit the condition of the 'mane in a favourable light. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day during the week : _ _ MUNI Bask 3 we CI Meek. 308 9 L Bad. AIM , 9N 3 per 04.095. Aar. imst TOSI ryy pw 04 Malebo 7101 t i „,ds. maw. rt 7 . - pro 9 Dradilma 1932. &I 90 =W4 3114,, l o k an o=mitie4. 14 6 94 10) Oda , 31 2 pw 02 au 4 .a di a. 11 12 pw OLP•lobala. 4 per ea Duke 01294. W ' - i — 61.7.Z.7 iaras.as t ` l9ll i iilik.ffs. to 70a. PUN B. I par (X =1104,1110 f r isadi par (71.jtkei 4 a 0 VAL . Tr e e a ct; no 3 tru• N* .. 1711 0 ..314 4 9 larraa =V Ilasa .1a thata..l Ili THIS DAT, Two o'CLocu. The share market to day is very quiet, only a small amount of bneinses having been done. Prices are quoted without alteration fres Saturday. London and North Westerns nark 1081; South Westerns, 601; Great Westerns, 69 ; Midlands, 381. . • - F.. 61017.13. and 1 1 11014Ropm, • ,, e art row.tid. Mem emir *MU: •e t a r t MOWS joie Kings led Illimea) ! 4se,nreelessi. eeei lwa 1. 11re. . ;mow to the wieW,.ll mar& we IN ,trovr..4. Loan% 1111114110Zr e. ~v.intlrßY SA tonne be appeftebeit AMY of &IMO? awidisseue dips*. . ore on that low web ler trot! Ye ele* NOR theta • varlet et mislory• ornaments , mad two sets of Ism in NIL; .iiients and two lets et ben. is teals term* iymptete. with tailft. bows 78.11 w SS; u. ; ditto. watt neh camels eereeale. teas te4ronti front tr. M. the eft M /14 4e. Dela .t c, wish imitating bemea plebs. Mee ar.:ele oat appro.:if at. DWG* sealerese yt r.st , bre. —llolabliboll is Weliammet liarras itatwass. nosing prioes eatarday. . up I.' 4 Sri I 50 8 6 6 20 Aberdeen Dena 6 RAWL Zit. Delt. as i t s =ma dp.o.) Jziordlune celiodulypd ,erwithguar. Do. vdamtspaarantee Mead Dudley erwithimar. Do. •guesunter Dieve.Welv.k Stour V. s 7 Turd WIWI sod Zelda ... .. ID 66 I 16 dia. i Ipm 27 21 MINCING-LANIL-TIDS DAY. The private oentrast markets have a steady appearance, although there le not mach activity tads!. The pablic gala declared for to.saorrow are:—Elegar : 300 Md.. West lad* 8,000 bags Mauritius, 1,000 begs Beard, and 1,500 of begs M other mdse..ea: 4,800 bags, veldt ease snail articles' Tha sontianes to wear a very Ara appearance. Oua.-3eal, pale, 311. to 811. 10s.; straw, 301. ; brown end yellow, 291. to 291. 10s ; spews, 841. to 861. ; headwetter, 931. to 921. ; cod 351. ; Beath Bea, 331. to 341. ; alive Cialipoll, 421. to 431.; Spud& sad Sicily, 421. to 431. ; paha. 30s. q 311. ; eases awe, 801. to 321. ; seed, rape, pm* M. 10s. to 371. ; Vaned, 301. 10s. to 301. 18e. 7 8 pm :I Si r . 64 6i 100 174 ii 11 dl. 17/ 171 II 9 6 44 9 9 9 1 9 83 81 d's 1 II 1 I 1 1 71 7 111 II 1 li P l 9 3/E Ls "' 6 Bpm -- zrzr.-PreleXesOi Mellor sad Halybied Do Pregame, Dublin.ad &Uri Jaw-. 81 1 9 81 -~- P~ia ~,. -~. s PII invigoTatieg,arosatie, N tittoo. ptamoirox extraardteary otelimm ur a dome. Kumla@ the wits of • ry tow so Ur wow. si~lb Isod emetics% teem bOridow. kart : rt . or dor ~tunics of se morbid pa•ost to perfolt bid& j4/110 — Althouni - Tte wheel kaa we been in oilman, twelve artstha, sad the mime op of skit pupin le tea pars, yet sway of then are wackier/ ainehrsloal wraatiase, and pro ' positreas fa the wood bock of /Gelid • sad lea wowed that many boys. w►o its is their tea* year only, hove pt hoped the Ant bwk. The payment for this editeetiea is sfrpator per wok, or twiny-fear shillings per swim. W. B. I. 3116a1t 133. A VN. It R.) 34 Do. (34. too (*.meta 941 Matteis Comas 10 I Do. New Pre. 6p. Ct.. 61' Do. Est, sp. Et, No.l 61 Do. do. N 0.9 50 Do. do. 5 per Coat 43 Do. Now 33 Morn tbe Nur; preprfeters.“ T. nat.-wart. neet 4 Welt• tosilla." bold* t.L. 2‘. sad lumily prim at • e sardinse wooden throwellset law weld. vv h boz.--irbeireht Lobs spas : id k arturioS4taert WIMPS. St. Tsars . Saw Charety.rd: Issesr. 111, 00:64. .•B.!ftird.der•et. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The nukes continue gels% with but little. business rising, the wars weather Isaling Wlam the & and on the spot. Town Tallow_ is terisdat ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 9.1.; Oaqhw as Dessesber, 375. 9.1.; ditto, separate months, 38s. 34. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I ISM ss so 25 6j 23 cirtia . A (tote E. U. Do. elms B. and C ditto 25 10 2$ Gj 2$ bio.scrip Eat Lancashire BP.-67 Do. New shares.. East Lleodesisire Gas- 31 3 si 16 163 61 74 SPORTING. ii DAT.) 11149. 11050. r;ateed 6 per - 134;at: ." 7. I Edinburprh and Glar Exeter, Yeovil, k Dorchas !Great Northern . Yet 29 2.33 274 I 1 1 131 die 3 3 31 3 die lot 14 23 31 ini Il !NO SEASON.—MARY WEDLABE Arrinarerbas Mot they matteme 1 1 . . • ; 'num% Aw which the Mee Mr. J. Medlar ob.. • . •en.ve.i amber medal at lame Derby trom), tbe ..12 .aff. muelt admired. Woe Ste 14 a. ; also Um i.rxr ...v.—unarm ft be addnemed to We • •• ...mai sod (Vestal Immiemissit, I It, Fem. . fur cob. •% ritt WOCTUS 1101.1E11OLD WORM" siesprze. . -• ; , theErrefireser r Third Miatial__Part of 11 L i t 547.44 4 V 0 p a t: . A Wse a lElz I. • , . op.:grid by (luaus Dectaxs. . sod r MUM, Pane. NAISRATIVZ d CURRINT ZTENTA • z . Nippienuat r ameibuld Words. rries i nn.arreet 'girth Odom aR Cll22lllllketill : bootaellera aad newmaa. %Nl'S' COMPANION at HOME asd :.r vt, waves ea extra number, will be pub. met Ir. NI br 16► L, eed..sad Ymu My parts. .erre, end ell baeleelleus eai SIAM • br 44. be pukka.; peke IL. Ne. IS of IPPERFIEII) tits YOUNG/LE, of 1.. N L 11: Qualm Lieciesss Rift : k. browse. 'l . O be implant is Twomey Iry awl Fran. 11. - ' .1 \ VIII 4 44 Or " VANITT VAIL . • :out: Ir.. to pottabot /dot li r No. 17 ei p ! N D It N 1 S; - i , ~,-..T. Autbne of " The Great Megan, . . at . I:A/A:TAURUS= Steel sad Wood by the . -, .. n :,:o, price 13e. la teal Thu work will .4 Evans, 11, • pubiebed, In 3 role., Ithoothe /2is %IA of TERMS nerd In CIREtIAN : Vt. set GOTHIC AItCHITErTCRE, ..• : enhterr. hundred Illurthothree draws from • :aro,. on wood by Jewitt the other root. out. Laotian: David Dogma. ViaoLaareaL , N 1 Ls: CIVIC WOW by Di. LACRIE. 1.. k I RIC DOMESTIC MEDI- Mama& On. dadt, I. old agoolally odeptod to to. ors at Oh- . • ot. Second Theesead. 12. dads. 51 . • ..ade to those abeam devious of osamera I restmeat a Partly Pratice. :; s Treads. ea the Method et -• r lar.ieet Inflate; coaprisiag the I POT•mal Eilwatioe. To which are attathed • 5a the Itonuropathie Treatand of Alleettase Is I.mts cloth, , Irma at the soisisce. , lit OPATHIC PILACIICZ et • or Practitioner'. Ina test leak. ....A. are forwarded, his ef W end kr curiae; epos of die "ward erne. . :on i Jams Inane, I. IL roar. Membered. DZ. CITLYZZIFF.LS NOWWORIL Is. each, by poet la. Col.. ENJOYMENT of --. LIFE. " IleAth, reereation, and ratiosal use of time." rus s els : Earl Innag-spring and Summer No ism. r,.. it the Eitel:or of Leedom-The Parka, Laura, la= ii.gb Kowa , and ether pleasant placea-Cuuntry - . • -The Sc.-Load= at `tight -Loeniaine at Ho m e- oft ; . -aaa-tna Eating, Drinking. &sepia& biablag, Alt. lifsm. L. ..e..patna, 4114. I. .IkSTO awl tad MOUNTAINS. 2 vols. Is. Nab ; by pad. - - resit to the [air—liosedt d liNahretelo. Wee of killoreet—lisealdieueso We* is. At new ettidos post, IL WHAT to ILA T. DRINA. sol ATOM. s tee sous pan mid taarearsoans rua.* ft.le. at shunt Pan lora (nose sad ear.) ar as. awl sainbied oasuattutton, that harasses tits •• • tau at possum bustnews or study, sod embitters • sag ptnts kw the Wet sad physaad regulation al .~~.< ,~;..~. P4I,IIIII.INTOW ; Maas, 39, Oaralsill • Carvallo, ar avast tram the aastrar. AO. Arg934baa. n POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. CLERK EN WELL. ANINALN. T. Wonviu,ll, a cab proprietor, r-• ....; kot.p.ace, Holum, was charged. at the instance s.nety toe the P Lion of Cruelty to A' . M )OdIT weak last, sent oat a driver with cibriolt% when he discovered a most shocking •..-: tie i , sci of the anima/. lie called the attic : c !tt co the state of the Waal, and he left the ALI Lt.., 11. te .ztanced to show that the wound was t ....1 ILUI that blood 1 1 01104 from , It, sad that ~•:thdat ID,: have Dun lily aware of its condition. Mr. ths ...r.tary t the society was applied to, and the W teaditiri, wet. inttituted. Art lirwiutt r,14 it was a matt proper prosecution, and Li t ti.• de.entlar,t , and ordered him to pay emits. I mama, 15 , he employ of Mr. Wm. Cooper, tutor, the C.4-road, +to charged with cruelty towards a The pro'rhsr via seen driving a horse and heavily cart. It had two asst ha its back, and the friction me . hares. esukr4 the Woad to run (rant them. lts maid visa in grin sgoay, and the society felt it to be s Oat) to proratea. Mt. Coupar adalitttd that the horse had had a sore on his hat., tot he had pmd a veterinary surgeon to attend to it, and to had Lot c.tts lii l&GC::411 to Mite the horse out in the slats dasen'cd Mr. 7 /mt. .! - • it ins ohlul negligence and cruelty on Ile P a n cd 4 . 1 r. INIMIbe tined 10a. and soda. 1 %I. hiboxin. —Oa Saturday sight 1.. .4 . titi4 at Olossopi Dub,akin' as th e s' ynith of lo years of are, named Cavanagh, whose Orrk p:se, eat., the 10°Ioering circustance', as give° r oilers tie request. It appeared that on the p.11 , ,r• 1 fiuMeir afternoon the deceased, with thrr„sk l or *..4 , et wk at Ma trade as a abome akor, and iI 2 : U•51I "'l should ha- • a q u art o f t reac l e b eer :.t th he beer was fetched sad paid for by °°. :wt.. nem Evart.. sad whoa it was brought into q. 1, rb-coe. I: "Pored why Evans had not brought • esti, • Übeeieh the men bad on previous merrier trts t u.• Jed. Evans looked around, and:lora! ,:eet laiteh among the waste leather, lea eeltri t..• &mused if that would do for 1. via Riau H. re p lied, .r Ay. Teri " II ." a of aterardiauly ti.ka with the boor, and ; roameact 1 drinking, when in a ma ' -• tt,e user, aimed H adfield, calltag l h ali what the ha bad been preriousl/ "Id „„ . ‘"..1 Aqui. 4 tat, •• that is the oxalic acid bet— ,, dr...ewied immediately pouted the remainder of • I ke wrr•feb. end thr e w the boa away. I t Y u. •r. •.ath thet he had sal) dunk Moat oairthlrd '4'. "4" poured iato the b oa, w hi ch would net Mid loor ta-strionstal. N 4 ill effects were at tr.• . bl e sad the parties all drank off the remainder al **rr ie &hoot threritiarten of an hoar Cavanagh -'ea to csmplais r f • barbing seriatim ia kie throat. and 4: 10 ' 41 rem re toe bowel*. Them symptoms cautioned to hele , • I .ei. hie • hivesahms urged him to secs some assist " Aa ~,,,,,, three home sad a hell elepeed i how _"" Irelas en"lical wistarias was resorted to ; the de tom walkrd to a dreggiet's la the neighbourhood. hj 144 4 tithe hie strength was ail bet liabaustedi sad althea *...rrefos‘el tamers* were thee irk a, the sufferer gradually vw+uraleserailile and died. The *sati n ac id wee wee d b y se P the Coale of their bonnets, sad bad boon C : el to th, ,croetioa by lb. d ecease d M ass if . V s:- - bra h tudeatal doeth" THE ASSOCIATIONS OF WORKING MEN. THB CITY OF LONDON AND FINSBIART 1114/1/k -INIITITIJTES. A rumour lam hamais(birtg cum. time past time re Keiliersa• brilegie rilliegt Es ra age am sop pared bp towriting sham ilea a riper b 'regret with brut It tends to Miner theatre of misrules frees staledes whisk, is spite rang sad saimrepressetatiee, have gum ea inermeng in rare% sad, in the anre, it soy be ailed, ia , le same imusases, ere the is , or the inethetha is and its pervortr , it weal he i rl i ge li g that re et the madly' Barr err t but to eruct that the patter amber of webers' inelfurtes Ire sup ported by tradroinea and their gybe le be raters peskiest which lams mart by any possible means be brouot to aura liars. The Landes ingrates an noweisril arranges kr the use of these who seal to nbstantiese the nuneer is quashes • bet if these redraft whe are reedy to led halt tiewithiet, berm. eaggesting rereake), will take the to seer kr Wirer inkeratlem to Me of the Nerthors, /Mead. Lamsairisa, and and Mises of these Warr theireens eassz !Midis their speedy seathilladen will ressive a very seateadistra. The sew d 'errors; with the punka meeker meshenins' lestkedes is to be traced w the sere shoe of their Istrism. It was said that they wield be the smear ot tram the wicking Mamas sea high latellesteal esudiren • whereas their taIIISIBM could s* yield tr hiemllatiel oftadea result. Lard Carlisle, in Ms esprit, ef cerronsa, at the . merieg qtr. Yorkaire Theism is Itiey . , Igglt tly ea Oh bead "I real risk ,' said his "that rum • very Weaklier friend et seerhaalue who should peered that in your readies rams and lecture-reers, the means went afforded .1 centime el peer member at gage into frishall embolus or roadprelegifferthees ; or shield say t hat they pet it in your pawerreeipmp that mires* whisk mess always he the reward of the tell of the street, or re life leas femur of the experiretalist. Bet Nit be um object Yew te raise the Wiling mars of 'or emeatrymen above the range of sordid err sad low dashes-0o tart were the daily drudgery of lids with the -antler rases of literature, sad the glowing wit of ihney—se dere the 15..... of duty sad preastiat is the most retrushe se web r the most levities toma— to Phew epos in nos dulled sad Stewed with the irksome mearmeay of dials daily task-wank the pith resources and the bausilim prellgality of were—to dignify the present with thalweg/1 etre per sad the Meier of the future—to make the germ of egg 'ryas& workshops sad the resstes of rat seer nrusslstod villages din to ell that is l Loing es in the It . ealrese upend them—and, amidst all ianealitiss of oar varier conditions, to a p a ti r i: ll 2 poiTtersl in lir equal darns of iatellsct and of genius; it these abjure—sad they an neither slight nor trivisi—if throe objects are worthy of acceptanos sad approval, I *leak they can be satisfactorily attested by the mesas which unecluaies"thatitations place at our disposal, sad it is epos porde such as these that I arge you to trader to them your encouragement and support." At the same reseting the Dean of Rpon added his forcible testimony is the good Meet which them institutions, even in *sir parr imperfect organisers, have Wright about. The dean alluded to rue lumber who had recently seceded from the Ripon Institution. He declared that QIN of them, a common bricklayer, came to seek for instruction and the advantages to be derived from the school. Now," said the dean, be is • person of considerable comfort 'ld stn- ' Wm in Australia. He subscribed 61. for our sew building.' and states that he ewes all that he has from bane, had an opportunity of entering our Mechanise' 'millets. Another mu came in, whose abilities became quickened, his ambition tuned, and his full purpose of mind meted. Be is now in mem comfortable circanistaaces in Sweden, and writes ustianally with a bora fall of gratitude for the benefits he received. Another individual who tune into the inetitutiou first got education him self; then he became a teacher; afterwards he put himself forward, until he was made master. Be is now an engineer in a most important situation, and ruing rapidly in the cone frets of life. I may jut add two other caul which I think wen ex.xedingly good they were two poor ' navvies,' who Male to the institution, after working fourteen hours in wheeling and labouring at • railway, to learn to read, write, and to cypher. These men, at ths conclusion of the railway work, came to the institution, thanked the secretary for the kuowledge they had acquired, and for what was of mire value to them, the habits of sobriety, tesaperaace, and retire meat, apart from the evil ways of their companions. They wan both going to America, and came to take their leave. One bad saved 801., and the other 1001, These an the prac tical every day events which I believe are taking place in the bums of oar institutions." While citing these eneouregine instaans of actual good wrought, it is as well to aote that they are only rare exceptions. It would be a wilful 'misstatement of probability were artisans lured to the Wantons by certain promises of that advancement which the worthy dean cites for their encouragement. These instances are the best effect, not the general effect. But, setting said. all consideration of advancement in physical comfort, allowing that attendance at • mechanics' institute does not actually place the artisan in a better phy s i ca l posi tion then he held before he became • member, that suck &module does not actually Mariam his value u • labiurer, does it not elevate him as a man ? It is something tot alto gether worthless to learn faith in the dignity of labour, to become acquainted with the exact sciences (if only with their elements), to imbibe pure and noble tenements, and to take downs in political and social economy. These tangible at Tutees ars within the reach of every steady workouts': by making use of them he may improve his morel being and contract three habits of timpanists which will enate'e him to economise the traits of his labour. I cannot close my observations on this head, without referring to an instance recently recorded by the delegate of the Whitby Mechanics' Institute, at a late muting of the Yorkshire Union. "As an instance of the good done by these mesas (the institutes) he might mention that • number of his institute had remedy made a discovery in optic*, which Professor Simms, of Loadon, bad tamed and prorionneed to be of great value, and whisk would probably be patented. Robert Stephenron. Esq., their member, had taken this young man by the hand." The City of London Mechanics' !unitive, established in 1836, is utuate in Gould-square, Crotched-friars. It is neither so large nor .o powerful a society as it, ,prototype of Chancery lane. The institute is a sufficieotly commodious holm. It is outs Man des* architectural pretensions, and is fitted up without much regard to ornament, but with a view to the convenient, of members. The subscription is 2s. 64. per quarter. For this sum the subscriber has acme to a well-selected library of upwards of 3,003 volumes; the ass of • museum and cheered laboratory; • reading room supplied with the daisy, weekly, and mon th ly pen- Micah, and is entitled to an admission for himself' and friend to the weekly lecture. A subscription of 7s. 6d. per quarter will entitle the subacribee to all the advantages the institution affords—except the dancing clue. These extra advantages consist of classes, seder competent masters. for the study of elocution, English grammar, French and Ger man, writing and arithmetic, mathematics, geometry, geo graphy, chemistry, botany, instrumental music, discussion, and literary composition. As few mechanics would venture to enter upon all these studies at once, the authorities have wisely arranged a stale of charges for each branch of instrue doe t —Thus the subscription to the writing and arithmetic ekes under Mr. Roessler is eighteenpence per quarter; for the phonetic clue, one shilling per quarter; for the Hermon class, two shillings per quarter; for the French class, four shillings per quarter; for elocutioe, one shilling per quarter; for chemistry, two shillings per quarter • for violin, three shillings per quarter, and so on. In thi s way the wants of very poor men are met; and the consequence is that working men gather about the institute and support it. The syllabus of lectures which I have before me, though superior to that of As Lorca Mechanics' Institute, is not as practical, that is to say u metal as it might and should be. The four first "lectures" which are announced, ere raiding" from Shasissar• ; next follow two lecture on "the Skin " and " Bathing ;" then a lecture on " Columbus and the Discovery of Amenea," followed by one on " the Lite and Grins of Sir William Ines" These are followed by me lowers oe " The Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations in 1&51," and "An Entertaiament.' Of this list the only lecture that strictly applies to the condition of working men is that on the forthcoming 'Wichita& There no possible objection to the other lectures says that the sand in lieu of more appropriate s u bj ec t s . It wou ld be folly to object to a diffusion of the kisowledee of Shakspeue, or to a gourd acquaintance with the perils and achievements of Columbus, and the writings of Sir William Jones; and the lectures on bathing and the skin an important, but they should be interspersed with ezplana tioas of theories and matter* pertaining to the arts and miner which bear upon the handicraft, of the majority of ambers. The carpenter who constructs loans will eer telaly prods by an iminaintanoe with ths process of weaving ia all its branches; and the weaver, by learning • theory of colouring sad the processes of dyeiag, will gain something to hie 'draws,. A study of all practical arts, in short, is of vast importance to the artisan, whether relating directly to his particular labour or not. Thus, such • lecture as the fellowlag description indicates is precisely that which I should recoareed the authorities of mechanics' institutes to keep is view es • sample of an entertainment at once useful and Jaime leg: "On next, Mr. amuse of four lactures on the gotten trade ais I manufacture, including the processes of bleaching, dyeing, a n d calms piloting, to be illasuated by a series of woekine models of the most improved machines used in the manafasture of mums cloth, sad the different nisoulacturing processes gone duos& systematically from the raw cotton to the loess. leas this purples the series of working models will be set ter motion by steam power, and the operettas' popularly en . These machines consist of-1, Blowing frame; 1 4 , 1 t d di mg engin. ; 3, drawing trams; 4, roving frame; 6, trestle trims ; 8, solluethu male; 7, doubling frame ; 8, warping mill ; 9, sines sisis; 10, power loom ; 11, cylinder 'Mica printing 11/11Makee; 12, • portable stern arias. Together with=griate appetites for illus trating the preseem of 4 1 41 •11. ItelAiisg." The e Nashamierf Imadaadwa, situated la Com , meroiel-pinso, Is baler rigeol le the require- BETTING AT MANCHERTER—FamAy. THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. bl 2 apt Madras (t) 111 to 1 opt Mr. Merry's lot sto 1 Eat of Owns* (t) I (off. to take) • to 1 1111eirgern (t) li to 1 Dekoon 12 to 1 Any caber. LIVERPOOL CUP. 7 to 1 apt Onekeentootk 10 to 1 art Donk 8 to 1 Wandlokgratil IS to 1 tinownOmn 10 to 1 Ilnekbit (taken treat (t) y) 100 to liOto filly (taken er troel GOODWOOD BTABIC /). 100 to 8 apt Wbadkrobgrata 25 to 1 apt Warm (t if to I) tt I to 1 Van Mama (t) 25 to 1 Boras, (t 30to I) 22 to 1 Panope (t) ST. LiDER 3 to 1 apt Voltipur 100 to f apt MUdew sto 1 Climber (t freely) tO to 1 Knight of Aeosel(t) to 1 Po. eed 20 to 1 Mins at Orato 10 to I Bolingbroko 23 to 1 The Italian. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tnis DAT. - - . At Lord's.—Marpktione Club and Ground v. &uses. The respective claims will be es follow : Marylebose—Sir T. Bethune, kr. C. Coleridge, Mr. R Kysastoss, Mr. W. Nicholas's, Mr. W Russel, Doyley, Coffee, Chester. Betel, Dim, R Tess. Aineez—Mr. U. 11. Carte* Kr. E. Nap• per, Mr. W. Nipper, Box, Bashby, Chines, Dees, Rodeos, J. Lillywhite, Weds's. TUESDAY. At Lird's.—Ablve match resumed. the Oval.—Sauth London Club v. Shoreham, Sent. At Wiekham.—West Wickham v. Streatham. At Northampton Arass.—City Club v. Woolwich. At Heuling.—Rtadisiv. Hampstead. WIDNISDAY. At Lord's.—The above match eusaluded. At Upton-park.—Upton-park v. &labiate. TRUZSDAT. At the Oval.—Coanty of Surrey v. County of Same:. The respective counties will be thus remounted :—Surrey : Mr. N. Felix, Mr. C. H. Hoare, Mr. J. It Lae, Brecht/ell, Julius Cmiar, Caffyn, Chester, Day, L vkyer, Martingell, Sherman. Same:: Mr. H. II Cartels, Mr. E. Nappar. Mr. W. Nipper, Box, Stubby, J. Chance, jun., Dean, Hodson, John LiUywhfut, Picknell, Wades. At Lnd'e.—Marylehime Club and Ground T. Ihtivenity of Oxford. At Sella Oaks.—llleveu Oaks Vale Clab T. Royal Artillery. FRIDAY. At the Oral.—Sarrey v. lbeintz costumed. At Lord's —The above match eontieuiecl. At Streatham—Streatham v. Claphaffil. SATURDAY. At the Oval.—The above match ontinued. GENTLEMEN OF SURREY CLUB AND COUNTY v. PLAYERS OF SURREY. This intermitrig annual match eon rammed on Thursday, at the Oval, was not brought to its final termina tion until Saturday afternoon, when victory was proclaim. d in layout of the Glantlemen by 73 runs. Thus stood the final more Tee Corrkenar. A. KeywayHanky lO 01Lyles , ..... 33 J. M. Lee. Eng., b Tintr E. Items, Seq., b Taylor U b •bermen I N. Fell; Ere., e Beak b Beings . 13 b . .sbennes ...»........„ II C. Cabmen, Vag , e Cesar, b Star. IBM Has. B. Orlrasean. b Taylor W. nantinndel. 04. b Ce 11..... 23 rem out le C. Enron EN , b Taylor lO b Sherman F. D. r, EN , a Corer, b Bracknell 6 tot out . . ............ - I G. Burnett, Esq., a Lockyer, b Tay lor O. Utter', ER., bet est 1 b Bracknell r 8,7, 10,2; w,4..... ..... .....-..13 B,13;10,4;001..„ K Iftel UN 11.4yzas. .—.- . I. craw, b Dyer 9 c Dyer, b Essassanky... 6 F. CONS,. 0 Dyer, b Reeves 9 to Yells o Inxkwen, e Lim, b Bones ......... 7 1b w b Fells gam e Barnett. b Fells ........... 40 0 Dyer, b lisingtesofei_ 13 Heads, not out ......... 67 is Ilamtnereloy ...... 6 Mamas, run mg I Ibw b Mu lientlogot °Atom b Feltz ......—.. 5 a Ooltion, b Foils Id Oyer, 4 Coltoon, b Fella 9 b Howsoodog afortWi„ e Conant, b Hamm/ski 3 b ilizairtnity Hollalp, 1b w b Yells —..... 0 e &me, to Esaaarelly. 10 Taylor, b Yell: — . 6 not out 0 B 11; Ib,l;w, 13 27 Lb,2; w, 3 ...... ..... 3 The Gent , tunen thus won by 73 rune. CONSECRATION OF THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. Ilattnaaas, Solna LAMBRTH —This day having been flied for the ceremony of consecrating the above church, shortly after I l o'clock the Lord Bishop of Winchester, attended by his: chaplain, regirrar, &e., dke, arrived. and was received at the do , re of the sacred edifies by the Venerable the Arch • deacon of Surrey ; the Rev. C. B. Dalton, rural dean a n d rector of Lambeth ; the Rev. W. Barber, the new incum bent, and about twenty of the district clergy. The ceremony was performed in the usual form, and after divine service by the rev. incumbent, the right rev. prelate delivered a da -1 CORM to a crowded congregation. CONSECRATION OF MISS BURDETT COUTTIV CHURCH, WRISTMINISTRR.—To-dey being appointed for the coneecretion. by the Bishop of London, of the new church in R chester-row, Westminster, erected through the liberality of Miss Burdett Coate, a gratifying demonstration was made by the inhabitants of the district, whose houses were very gecerally decorated either with Sags, festoons of flowcts, or laurels. The schools attached to the church are adapted for the reception of 240 boys and 200 girls. Amongst the coat paey were the Duke of Wellington, Miss Burdett Coutts, the Duke and Dachees of Sutherland, the Marquis and Mar chioness of Westminster, Lord and Lady Willoughby, Lady Antrobae, Ike. The Bishop of Loedoe , attended by the Rev. Mr. Humphrey., performed the ceremony, after which the company partook of the dejemni prepared for them. FATAL LEAP FROM SOUTHWARK-BRIDGE. Yee terday (Sunday) =ashen, shortly after daybreak, a respect ably dressed men, between 30 and 40 years of age, paid the usual toll to the man on dry at Southwark-bridge, and then passed on to it, apparently for the pupae of cross ing. He, however, proceeded to the matzo of the bridge, when some other parsons who were also crossing saw him jump on to one cattle pier-heads and plunge headfore most into the river. In his descent the unfortunate man's head struck violently against one of the abutments, and there is no doubt that his skull must have been completely battered in by the force of the fall. An alarm was instantly given, and Bacon, one of the firemen, who was on duty at the A fliuting engine, put off in the small boat, and nu dared all the assistance in his power to rescue the maa, but without success, as he had disappeared. Who the unions nate man was, or what induced him to destroy his life, is at present unknown. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT TO CAPTAIN PEEL, 8111 ROTALII.—We regret to have to reword the following melon eholy and deplorable accident: About 11 o'clock on Mos. day night as four of the °Seers of the depot of the 6th regiment, stationed here, were returning from a asking ex cursion on the Shannon, and when within 20 yards of the barrack, the left wheel of the oar was driven accidentally os the top of a heap of clay which was d ug out o f the side of the street where a channel is being made. Ths horse and cut were immediat•ly upset and duos of the oaken wen dashed with violence to the opposite aide ditto road, but Captain Peel, who was driving at the time. attempted to lump o6T, when one of his fest was caught in a leather strap which was attaohed to the mat, sad he was thrown across the water table. Re had nonpport under his legs, mad whin is such a position the horse sad oar peptised osi Lin. Va fortunatel the wheel fan on his legs sad thi g h s • an d painful to relate, fractured tits two bytes of the right im ma im se m d adi. &Sly above the ankle, broke his left thigh sad d his shoulder. The other alloen camped unhurt. The visions aim gentleman was lesbian intricatsi from kis awful posi tion and conveyed to hie quarters. We sadsrohisd the fated gentleman is as to Colossi Yates Pool, end aeghew to the ex-premier.—Nottogh grantims. _ MOM Lowest Clain Prim. Pries. Pries. Monday—Consola for mount ... (July 17) 96 931 9 to Tuesday Ditto 9 1 Wedmaday Ditto Thursday Ditto Friday Ditto tistarday Ditto Zulatiser gills. This wait Last week £ 1,060 Highest. Lowest Ristseet. Lowest. Illoaday Tuesday 7oa/pin. ... 67.. pm. ... 71e. pm. ... 695. pm. Wednesday Thursday Friday 7os. pm.... 67.. pm. ... 71e. pm... Ma. pa. Saturday The market for Bank shares is at present almost entirely without business, the transactions of the week being limited to Commercial of London (20/. paid) at 24, and Provincial of Ireland (244 paid) at 44. Hock shares have exchanged hands rather more freely at the followiog vette :—Ent and West India at 141 • East Country at 21 • London at 121 ; St. Katharine at 811 to b 2; Sou thampton at 81. The total amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 793 ounce*, and 9,0001. sterling in gold, and 218,000 ounces of silver. The account in detail is as follows :—Gold dust : To Havre, 375 ounces. Gold coin : to Calais, 38 ounces ; to Hamburg, 380 ounces; to the Mauritius, 9,003/. Silver coin : to China, 58,000 ounces ; to Danlerk, 160,000 ounces. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway share, during the week : Initial LOW!! Paid. Ilia Pere. Aberdeen . ... 100 SO Dried eal Maw -........—.-..... li l y SO Caledonia. 9l a a Seam Clenia . 30 tabard I and Gionlow ...... 372 100 Ora Medi el Enema _ 110 229 24 Oat ISootners 100 Great Weans yly SO Iluil art delby.. • - nid ' .. ..... -.......-- b. ii liiiimer N.. iialaiii be 100 basababt•abit Taw*, 4l --- El 114 50 Looks sad eladm omad i " - 411 100 (hellos, Brighton, sad Seat Ong.- $ .. 7.... " . . -..... 0 2 100 leeilea sod Nor th waders ....-- - Ito ....- ..... ....- 106 100 kedge oedema Weems ..........« 44 ..- ....... -..- 39 100 1nd10r1..... - ....... -- - ..... 3$ ........-.....- 36 IS Nardi lirltili — ...... 1 23 6634410 Cabal 331 South Eaten l3 .... l4 35 York, Xewes4o4. 4661 210 , 1611- l l4 .......--•••• 13 30 TM/ oad North Michell - 4114 The subjoined calculations show the rats per cent. per annum yielded by the various seserities cited st the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three per Cent. COOMOIe (shut) lltras per Cent. Bidwell amigo prise 964 ?Wye, emit SS 2 2 lluaernd.a.gearter par Orate. 934 n 2 9 If Bank teak (dlr.(' pa cent. per ana.). 209 India Stock (shut) so 816 64 tightener Me (het. lid. per day) Os. pos. . 2 4 1) &stern Osman 6b.*(div.lle.per ad of 201., equal to 14 per cent. per ans.). 7 n 4 0 0 Brest Western* (dm at the rate or 4 per cent. per ann.) - . _ _ Lanceithe and Yorkshire 1100 615 7 9 • Brad (dlr. at the rate of 3 per test per am.) Leedom sod Boath Warm• (dlr. at the rate (AN pff mut per amt.) GO le 6 8 4 Saxton ad North Netts• (tUrklend at the rate of 5 per cent per too.) 108 se 4 11 8/ tt.clleada (dr. at the rate ef 34 per et. 40 se 7 10 0 Se 6 IS 10i *Ju'. Yrtern• (illy. at the rate of -• - - pee «et. per 6 13 4 .-- The arrivals of raw silk during the present month have been 629 bales Bengal, 172 China, 234 Brutia, &a, and 114 Italian ; whilst the stock unsold on the Ist instant was 2,599 bales Bengal, and 5,272 China. Tae following report of the market is from the circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., brokers : The period since our circular of 22nd May has been one of mach activity in the silk mutat. The accounts from the coati's. at as to tke coming crop have bees of the same unfa vourable character, and orders to purchase have been re ceived to some extent—chiefly with a view to re-sale in this market. This has induced our manufacturers to come for ward, and large business has resulted at gradually improving prices. China silk has been the chic object of attention, fully 3,000 bales have been sold from first hands, and the depress' . m in prices at the early pert of the month of May has been guditally recovered. Within the lest few days the highest prices of February have been realised. In Bengal silk comparatively little has been done ; the arrivals of the November bend have hitherto come forward slowly—the filature silk appears to be of good quality. In Italian silk importers are very firm, with high pretensions—the stock of available quality is very small. In Brutia and Persian some business his been done without material change of prices. EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. MD, ham 11. I Fat I IlOpmag!lllgkest. For Account. S pit Palo. as ao 56 49 I per Mato. 1 9390 .. 9360 5 do. New Load. ,t II II ti per Oats. . 1 0 . 0 0 I, 4 per 09031. i 79 o I ps 011 6.1061111 g• as Landau : at slibt7 29 9u; 90 9929. 99 33 • , 9940 1942 Do. Do. — o a Nods— liedaiont 3 per Onto 95 50 Bank Trimid Sha y 3 res Baoessu, Jung 21. Loan, 1840, 981 I; ditto, 1842, 99; citio, 1848, 96 951; ditto, 1844, 90; ditto, 1830, 631 • Loan of the City, 1832, 100 ; ditto, 1843, 961. ' Bonk of Belgian, 80 ; ditto, 1841, 109. No iniehaaps „ag Ih. lanes/. (3041ng. 34 40 SS SS ” 39 40 9373 93 93 13 83 ANST . ERDA/t. Juno 21. Active Debt, Two-snd a-Half per Cent. 671 671 ; ditto, Three per Cast , 673 681 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 88 883.—Fast India Lean, Four per Cent., 871 871. Exchanges: London, Wets, 12.10; ditto, two months, 12.06 ; Hamburg, tight, 35.37; two months, 36.26 • Paris, sight, 67; ditto , two montbs, 60.62.—1n1 an d sto c k of all kinds was ratbt r fist to day; Frontal stook somewhat brisker; Russian and Ass trian steady ; no transsetisne of soy important°, in South Ameriosa stock ; dismat, 2 per seat. THIS DAY. Two o'Clecm. Consols have been steady all morning, at 98,1 to 1 ex div. for the opening. Three per Cent. Reduced mark 96 ,1 and # ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98 and Exchequer Bills have been done at 87s. and 695. Deem. India Bonds, at 88s.; ditto small, at 83s. and 48 s , prem. Bank Stock, 2U9. The foreign stock market is almost entirely with out buinees, but prices are nominally quoted without alteration. Up to this time transactions have only boa ideated in Mexican for the 28th inst. at 30; Nark this day Calla.. 9,096 33,304 24,733 Delivery last weak Do. tram 146 lope arrival last week 334 .1,146 809 Do. trout lot Auto Price T. C. this day per cwt 43e. Us. 66. 38a. 874.0 d. Do. Town 464. 6d. , 896.9 d. Vs. W. PUBLIC Sat.'s advertised for Friday, June 28 : 200 cask, 350 boas. South American Tallow, 360 arks Australian, sad 23 auks St. Petersburg Y.C., recked. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Bate'. Hartley, 121.; Huddle's West Hartley, 13.; Carr'. Hartley, 13t.; Ede. Main, 145.; Taalleld Moor, 121. ; West Hartley 131. ; Walls End Hetrick. and Co., 130. ; Walla End Beaddyll'a iht.loo, 15e. ; Walla End Heaton, 13,. 31 ; Walls End Haswell, 15e. 91.. ; Walls End Hatton, 160. 91.; Walla Eld Eillingwortk, 12.. 91. ; Walla End Lamktoo, 15a. 61.; Walls End Stewan's, IS., 9d. ; Will. End Adelaide Tee., 161. ; Walla End Tom, 15.. Eld.—Ships at market, 86. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Our market was again but moderately supplied with English Wheat by land-carriage samples, from Essex, Rent, and Sotfolk ; and the stand, were cleared at an early hour, at the lull prici s of Monday last. There was a fair retail demand for foreign Wheat, at late rates. There was no alteration is the value of either English or foreign Barley. Really tine sweet hone-corn, being scarce, commanded 64. to Is. per qr. more money ; while other descriptions of Oats wet, more readily sold at last week's quotations. Beans and rese fully maintained the quotations of Most. day last. BRMBII. 811111 is8ePor Qr Wawa, tam and Beat, red 98 Le to to 42...wh1te.. 3c to 42 to 46 Norfolk and Suffolk. 31 to 40 to 41... do 3B to 40 to 44 Talavera Teen or flagolt Canth. at Lim, red. to 88 to 42 to 40 to 44 sn Bill" Feeding. ........ 19 toll...died:him to 21 to 23 Melting. Days, English Peed 13 to 17 to Ige .... to Ditto Poland! l7 to 18 to 19. 01...p0tat0...... 4 . 0 to 22. Od Berwick 12 Feoteb feed IS to 19s 61...p0taa 20 t• Od rer yek el NAM nova, Town-made, deliecred 36 to 38...6ne hoard:told 32 to 34 Norfolk and itutfofig 29 to 30... white 3O to al FOREI67g. _ . _ goat, Dantaie and Romgeb;rl7.7 7 lTio.lo...ene 44 to 20 Pomeranian, Rostock anal Marin, 4.. 42 to 44 DanuM anal Hamburg Russian $4 to 27—Egyptian — to Danube and Odium .......-... ..... Canadian ....„ to —..../vmlaslion..... 44 to $4 Oars, Roattum Pomeranian and nag • e;nd ...., ...13 to IS Swedish sail Mani ... —.. .. IS to $5 Puma, Amman, per ban* of 11161 be. ..... .. Id to 27 Canadian ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM I:th JUNE TO 32nd JUNE. Qrs. . Elmrl!sh. lioneL lrish. Yoram& - mutat I — 1330 300 I Oats l7O 100 I 13019 Mar. 6.304 sacks ; 120 barrels. Mal; 1,186 gm SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY. There has been 1 fresh cargoes arrived since our lait report. In good condition ; but the weather is so very hot they are selling very slowly, at the following quotations : T irit Regent,. CO+. to 90s. Scotch, cups, bOs. to 705.; Rhenish, whites, 60s. t 70s. ; Belgian, whites, 601. to 65.. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for new and tine yearling live continues steady, at about the same prices as of late. The accounts from Kent, Sussex, and F.rnham speak of the Hops proeressing favourably. The Worcester amonnta are unfavourable, Hy and lice being on the increase. Du:y estimated at 165,0004 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts, and a short attendance of buyers, cools quently priers are lower. A considerable number retrain unsold. It is only in a f..w instances that 3s 41. la realised. There is an extraordinary supply of Sheep. Trade is very bad, especially for bit, fat Sheep—all kinds are lower, and many remain unsqld. There is rather more demand for chola Lambs ; but middling ones sell low. Calves are plentiful; they are with difficulty disposed of, at rather lower rates. From Germany an d Holland there are 603 Beasts, 1,710 Sheep,l64 Calves, and 20 Pigs; Spain, 400 Beasts • Scotland, 200; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000 ; an d 400 from dambridae. its Mao at die. a. A. s. d. I Per dose er Ina r. I. d. 1344011481% Iliritorib 3 _ 34 BM Dn.. Ht.-bds. IA 383 .. 8 210 3 2 ( Dost Lang-woos 0 0 4 0 SiZ i nsoft.. 2428 , I D. de. ahoy ...... .......... 2 4 3 : i Myr sad!Eond 4•4111, 2 2 4.0 0 - ... 2 8 3 8 Dft ,^ :::::: i i Bust Dos. b nati.tro •ID 0 webs ..... ....... 4 4 u Bomb all =AA, 3.832; Om sod Lad* 3000 ; Ontve. 31)3 Iles. 330. THE REV. W. NIASKELL was received on Saturday into the Roman Catholic Church at the chapel in Spanish place. ANOTHER CASE OF POISONINO.—On Friday after noon William Route was brought before the magistrates of Moseley, charged with the wilful murder of his wife, by administering arsenic to her. At the corlner'e inquiry, which has been loos pending, a woman named Caroline Bottomley said that she saw the deceased a short time hefure her death, when she told her that her hush snd had put something into her porridge which had made her unwell. That party asked the husband what he bad put in, when he replied, "Oh, only a little sod a ." Th e medical evidence proved that the deceased died from the effects of arsenic, and the jury returned • verdict that the deceits. d died from arsenic, but by whom adminiaered there was no evidence to prove. The coroner then ordered the husband, who bed been taken into custody, to be discharged. The superin tendent of police, from information subsequently re ceived, went and again apprehended the husband, and on removing him to his cell he cut hie trousers fob out, and found in it • small portion of white powder, which, upon being chemically examined, proved to be arsenic. The prisoner then said that he might as well tell all about it. On the Thursday before Whit- Sunday he bought threepenny worth of arsenic for Maria Buckley, who gave him sixpence to buy it. He returned the next day and gave Buckley the arsenic, who rave his wife tame in treacle, on two mornings. The remainder of the packet she gave to the prisoner, who put it in his watch fob. Buckley and her husband, he added, knew all about the poisoning of hie wife, and they ought to be taken into cnstedy. He also told the officer where he purchased the , arsenic. Mr. F. C. Calvert, professor of chemistry, de scribed the internal appearances of the stomach, and said they were generally healthy. He also proved finding arsenic between the MMUS of the prisoner's fob. A great many additional witnesses were examined, who in the main cor roborated the above. There is, however, no doubt that the prisoner will be fully committed to trial at the next 'culotte, for wilful murder. Tois shocking eau has created a very painful venation throughout the neighbourhood. DEATH BY DROWNING IN TILE SERPENTINE.- Yesterday morning, a few minutes past 6 o'clock, • young gentleman named John Billowin, whose father is an exten sive plantar and merchant at TrinVad, and who was raiding with some friends at No. 39, Charlotte street, Fitzroy square, was drowned in the Serpentine. He west there, accompanied by • friend and • servant, for the purpose of bathing. They were all good swimmers, and took the north side of the Serpentine, about 150 yards above the receiving house. They had gone out between 40 and 60 yards, when demised got into a boat, which, with two more, was moored off there. In a few minutes he again plunged into the water, shortly alter which he called the servant to his mist anat. Oriffithe and Cox, boatmen in the employment of the Royal Humane S misty, proceeded in a boat to his rescue, but before they reached him he disappeared. In about six minutes he was found, when he was conveyed to the re ceiving house, where he was instantly put into • warm bath. The usual remedies to restore the vital functions were eon tinned upwards of two hours, but without avail. This is the second loss of life this season at the north side of the Ser pentine. LW. eionw;A,Deierred Do. shore% B. p. Ct. Do. per Cent. Pref.. . t. tiouto.aotl Weat.(lre.) Do. Eighths ... Nat North of F.agtiad.. Do. New tlO Do. New iii W. Yew iii rest Western .. Do. New £l7 ~ lull and Selby Do. thane ... Do. *hares ... am:later and C.artiole anranira and To. kalurt Fo: iiii;li; Do. New (rut 6p. et. ; Do. West hiding Union; feeds and Bradford Leads and Tbirsk 11 Do. Pref. Gp. Ct. No. I 14 Do. Do. No. Do. Do. No. 9 Do. Pref. Quartere,lB4B Ili'Loodon and Blactwall . ISO ILan., Brighton, it &Coed ISO Do. New sun. 9p. Ct... 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon Mirth. 14 Do. Poet. 5 per Cent.. SO Do. Comet. sp. (1..1852 U 1 London and Greenwich 10 Do. Preempt* 100 London _ & North-Wodern Do. do. New i shares (e) =doe & douth-Wedtena De. New, £5O Do. Nev, .£4O i;;;'iWier<4.; ). Lowestoft Guar.4 pertain. Maceb., Buz ana Matlock Maaeb.,sbee,aLtacolosh. Do. I shares, No. 1 ... Do. New LIO Pref. .. Do. Man.& Liztel. Union Do. £5O shares Do. Dim. 0041 Derby ... Do.Dase. B.tD.6p. C. Do Exuma= Du. Guarau. Si per Ct. Do. Prefetemoe North StalLrtlehire. . , Oalord, Wore., & Wolves% Pre.tan and Wyre Do. .hares (A) —. Read, Guild., an d Reigate • Royston and Illiehin Do. Shepreth Extension zienteish Central ... Shrews. Clam A Do., CLue B Do., New Guarsiteed Shre_yrAbßry scut Chester I w: La Mares Do. Oeweotzy . . Do. New Da 8 pr cent. Pref. Obropshwe Cnion ... ,South Devon _ 1491 aj 12} 36 4 i 31 lii 21i 2 124 1 - 13 144 50 52 pm. 69 70 93 15 38 59 4 7 die. 96 96 48 49 201 211 91 53 par 1 pia 38 40 &9 15 die. 91 91 dig. 10 91 di. 12 121 81 8 dia. 94 96 7 8 51 S Ms, 5 5 dts. 2 21 Ws pa •1 4 1 33 84 137 139 105 115 57 39 37 39 104 11 23 24 1684 1004 I 4 pm i * I Pus. put 69 4 604 21 60 di a. 17 15 elis. 1 1 24 pa. 145 135 44 45 dit 14 16 11 7I 3 3 34 dis 36 165 364 26 din 135 164 121 123 .3 27 14 13 Cis, IS 164 ; 4 /I 45 45 105 104 di. 405 64 41944 6 4 74 pm. 15 134 Pm. 12 13 Pm 94 85 dia. 7 elf as. 95 95 6 9 3 16 11 eta. 114 114 du 44 44 dls 7 9 9 10 44 31 dim 11 13 1 13 4 64 17 164 clit Do. Preference Idouth dtalfordsku gouth Eastern ... Do. No. 3 ... Do. No 4 Registered South Wales dhete.,lloth.,&Goole, N.D. Dune. 3pm Cent .. . Women:el and Kdkenny.- Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua., Do. do. do. do. 25 26 Wilts, foineret, &Weyni. 40 42 York,Newessileadierwuk 13g Do. Ext. ,Y..rk& Nerrea ilog 10 dia. Do.G.N.E.PurehorPrf t 3f 6 dis. i lock and Nortn Midland, 16 leg Do. l'referenue 2i 2 dia. 17f 13 i 3 Fox'lox RAILWAYS , . 'Anglo-Italian (lute Italian! and Austrian) 5} 41 dia. Boulogne and nodose_ 6 si Central France (Vbernos); 1$ 136 Dutch Rhenish ... ...I (ij 6I din East Indian • o pm. l Oreat Indian , pm. Do. pro. Luxembourg 6 die. Do. 8 7 Ummur c arid:Liop ' Nordin.— 13. •_ artbern of France .. 131 13i 1 00m:wand Bordeaux :.. 21 2. 20 Parisand Orleans 28 30 20 IPartS MI Rouen 211 22 19 Ports and Stro*bourg G 20 I Hawn and Ilavre /16 20 ',Sambre and Menge 21 21 13 roan and Naintes !l 111 dis. LIVERPOOL, June 22. Sri STOCI-EXCHANOII.—Tho market was dull bat steady tad tr.—Clydeodale Junction, 49i. —Lancashire! and Votlietire ;MThi shares , . 9j d.—Ditto (pref. - barest, 12 5-16—London and North Western, lOilt —Ditto (new 1 educe), I p. Midland. 36 1 — Ditto (4 barn), set d.—Ditto (Frowa.h Valley', 31 —New. twit and Carlisle, 60i —Shrewsbury sad nester, 71—Midland Great Western, 211,1. LBRDS, Irose 22. Stroint-ExcuaNtaa.— There has been a mon firm market to-day, and CaWont me and East Liuiesebire.• are quoted rather higher. The edre were: —York and North Midland, 16f. 3e. 9d.; North Westerna, 13i di. ; Pll6lland.., 761; Midland Pref., NI dia.; 'Aerie and Thirek Pref., No. 3, I di..., Es3t and Won Vot 0 .; East Lana.shire, 81; Caledonians, Si. MANCHESTER, June 22. BTOOI•EXCIAXGE—There was a fair businasa, without any thole of prices. BIRMINGHAM, June 2.1. STOCIC-EXCKANOP.. This share market Wes rather firmer at the opening, but on receipt et a telegraphic despatch an. 'teeming, un the authority of the Duffy X, , ies, the rett:ement of the (Beek quostion, quotations advanced e , h,ule. Shrewsburr and Bir -4 mingham B's were done a t 61. le e . 9d. die, and South Ststrord s At dia. PARIS, AIM 22. MOVRl.. — Vermiller (right bank), 160; Ditto Oct% bash), 1n: Paris mad °clean*, 752 30; Paris and Hoorn, 339 73; Strarbourg and 11,4,103 75; North, 447 SO; Pans and Strasbourg, 326 73; fours arid N.kutes, 217 S 0 ; llostrreau and Troyes, 90. FIIIINCIa RAILWAY Taarric.—The following aro tba loot returns of WI grew receipts ante principal Preach railways Nsartwout.—[ram Julio 10 to June 16: Nitrogen, 1.59.110.; gods, 179,161 L; total, 08,29 y. goiioss.LWitie Jim 9 'to Awe IS 79,932 f. ; t0ta1,194,14:1. liovao.—lrrosn Juno 9 to hose IS 37,141 E; total, 44,7791. 0at.4430.—Y00n Juno 10 to Joao 97 1421.; to4l, 193,8371. worm to Juno IS: 86, 4 11 0 9 i. ; tula4 1103.311 L Juno 10 to luso 1G 33 1 1 . 39 .. 4 ; total. 49f. 14—Prom Jaw 10 to June 16 ; PGIMMIIII O 19,3483.; goody 11,9911; 10154 31. 3441 . Dicrpr.—Fros' Juno 9 to Joao 13: Poomitseri, 4.4941.1 Voir. 7,1374 a total, HAUL N Arra& —From Juno II to Joao 14: Posootaso.. 18,0941.; total, 34,4C0f. ilal lll 4 lircisooF toga. ioa, root Joao 10 to AIM 30.423 f. ; esea. • I r r • ' •t 1. sal§ PC :114 riaangeret 83.215 E; goods. VUOlSierl• 31 . 63 5 t 1%,(44 railimnagers tis,3of.; goods. Pareuirre, 13;02L; goods. ramengen, 40,300 L ; goo 4