The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. H01:782 Or CONDIONB.—(THIs DAT,) The sreAnza took the shair at twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BUSIN Tbe Hid-flersea and SidhurstJanction Railway DMUS= Rill aal the Petersheld Railway Bill were sossidered, and Amid for the third reading. Edlnburgh Royal Collage of Surgeries Bill was rend • ~coal tams md ordered to be conitnirmL HIGHWAYS, ROADS, ke., BILL. so. S. H. PET() asked the chairman of Um Select Com mittee on Standing Orders, whether any, and if, any, whet meantime were taken to secure that the titles of the public hills submitted to the home shall truly diselles oi,ieid and effect ; &Dd, parbealarly, whether ilk ,W1L1 , t3..11 has been drawn to the coateats of • bill Mtn,. drawl wider the short this ci the " Highways, Road., ke, RM." - Mr. W. PATTEN said there ma a standing onler the rf.vt ..f which was that if bills were not accurately des- I.y the title they might be ordered to be withdrawn. The object of the bill referred to appeared to he to enable go. conipanice W break up roads, sad that object was osir t only not militated by the title, which might be understood 11101.13 a111311.0t ADYthing. Mr. 'lt.t ("Fr RD was prooseediag, as was understood, to exploit' the mune takes by the_promoters of the when he .was uiterrupted by the Speaker, who told MR that it was not emrteut to hien to do so. PROFESSION AL OATHS ABOLITION BILL Mr. W. EWART moved the second reading of this hill, which was, he mid, grounded on the principle that what the functions to be .Uicharged were of a profeedosal, mad not of a judicial or fiduciary nature, no oath ought to be inipomd. The .mths to which the bill related wore sass. "mazy, tempted persona to commit perjury, sad pansibly prevented many lionounthle.minded pergola from following the legal profemion, (Hear, beau.) Mr. NEWDEGATE said a month ago this bill was poste panel, eel the h.dding of a levee that day no doubt pre• vented many menihers from attending the house. Ustivr the circumstances he would content himself with giving s- tier that .m the order of the day forgoing into committee he would move dust the bill be committed that day six month.. After mos further diatomic°, the bill wee reed si mooed tiler. AI :I :RAVATED AMBAULTB ACT AMENDMENT BILL Lonl KAYNHAM law* imovoil that this bill go into lacount ENFIELD .ad that the house go into nom. mittee .m the bin tam day az necaths. Mr. HARDY seconded ty smondrnent. After rime remarks from Yr. PACLL, Mr. W. Ewan, and Colooel Nom. ismpodUos to the bill. Ku G. C. LEWIS mid the introduction of the bill no Jo übt arose from a manly feeling but it ignored the fact that the mitigation of punishments, rather than an increase of their enmity, had tended to the repression of cruse. (heer.) _ . _ [Lett sitting.] PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. 1111t1T1PH Mrnat'3l. —This committee met aaggls • yesterday, Mr. Gregory in the chair. The other pre. of were Lord Stanley, Mr. M. Manes, Mr. Hardy, Mr. and Mr. Lowe. Professor Maakeline, keeper of the Miser%logical Department, was examimed at lOW length as to the want accommodation foe he peeper e. hileti , e. He stated the number of specimens to he shod f0.1100..4 which from 15,000 to 16,000 are exhibited. A Brat quantity were not wor th cataloguing The light In two of the morns was so eicemively bad that in the winter season the study of the minerals was perf e ctly futile. A mat improveamemt would be effected by the suhstitutiou *lts 'tibia for the side windows, and adlitional space would thus he sic...mired for a conaidemble number of fresh mesa The aerie:stem in the mineral department were very numerous, hut it would be difficult to form inch complete ..rculating collections MI would properly represent a science. The wane.. then put in plans and pointed out certain extol se es 'slink ought he made by the purchase of houses me ttgoous t.. the Museum. After the examination of two other witormies on similar points, the committee adjourned. SirrLy sir GAS TO TN! MIT4IPIILIS. —At the snorting of the committee yesterdey. Mr. Solitaire Bat court in the chair, Mr. Serjeant Wrath/hens, cm behalf of the different ipm companies who had hitherto opposed the bill now before the committee for regulating the price of gs. in the metropolis, stated that his agate Lang mix. needered the remarks which fell from the c hairmen oo the last dare sittiag, and beiag of • that the in terrace confided to them should ant be nodal y compromised, including aa than leseists did b e t imes 6,000,000 C sad 7.umililif which bed hen Inverted as the faith of arta of parliament, and fearer that the marmite& of the Merest& at stake were not duly appreciated by the committee, he must respectfully intimate to the commilible that be and Wlearned (nee& should no logger matinee Air atlesd ano• at their little"' sad would press., their ewe at another tnkunal. The sheirmse expnmed hie ern *Wes and th. 4 .4 his colleagues that the Moen et the sew n,ittee hurl hero very exederially assated" by the attilllmiliy piper way in which the came had boss dish MO by the ~us..l .4 1.4 h stake. Mr. Serjeaat Wrasjjhem thsalred the rh.nnan for hie kind remarks as to the IBIZION ....0n...1 6.1 conducted the are. The maned se both ...he then withdrew, and the remosieder of the sitting a.. by the committee in going through the clansimel of the 1.11 Tnitathi En IA Nall ZNT. —Th in committee cost @pia yesterday, hit J. Pastas in the chair. Mr. Diabase, 1. L, wan ezatained—He stated he had been engaged on varies* ' , itemise telegraph and other iadertakiegs. He had dev.weil he attention to the subject of the eastaak meat of the Thaniee, and in 11453 he submitted • plea for flat purple* 4. the glovrrililiebt of the day. A bill WM then brought ilia° parliament by the government to carry out hae swim, but it was withdraws oe accoust of the tweak ing out .1 the ttiewian war The pleas sow before the cogurnotteo were the name is he made oat is linSt. sad gave evidence upon is lab& By the tinairmaa—ne public money that would be re quired to carry eat the plen would be about 750,0001., for whiel he Antall supply upward. of 5,000 yards of road way, sad Ns knelevel newer betides. Captain Morgan, alio had bees many years superinteodent of the Leave Docks, was neat eta:nine& He gave it as his Grain. that as embankment of the Thames would be pee• judicial to the asvigatios of the river, ea it would be thereby awry/red. After hearing Now farther evidence, the committee alljoursei. ARRIVAL OP TES MOM= AMBASSADOR. (THIS DAY.) PORTSNOtTIi, WIDNIXDAT Mnixrso. The Mel p. queue frigate hail arrived from Tangiers, with the Moorish Ambler.lor and suite on bout They will had by at trader. The Melpomene sailed from Tangiers on Thorley Ind, attpo. Too PRINCI CONNORT AND THE GAIN•DIZE GUAIDOL— If the Prince had forgotten to remind se that the (:renedises fought at itsdruntstr to 1 7 • b•••••• 4 on the throne, said played the part the master Jeffreys and kit Weiso Tension A aiun, I n .h.ndd bees blasted him for the dellillo6. we , Lost hove cosstrised it into a *diastole dehreey, inspired by the recoguition of the fact that the coselitutioned rights et • Icrito,h «menials are kientical with those of the pee*, and tii ...I,lars, despite their oaths, become traitors whom they ,14..n.1 the oppressors of their country, crossed or us , rowor.l. Its not pleural to be retnieded ef the base um • 0% may be served by • steadies army, of the deadly blows it may dual to tbs ewe of freedom, or the support which, irrespective of all pelitisei end moral °biotic's, its very virtue* may betray it into rendering 4. despollent A eritis, not unduly captious, bight stippst that his royal highest., has failed to r. , sgeor absgailbsr the pasisnabie prejudices of hi. educe. Loa, sod that Ids speeshon would heeeesn • German auto rat quits et neck se they do the consort of • conetitu• noted queen. The satilimetil of absolute attachment to the Sovereign is happily unknown in this country. We re pact the weave b fee her pumas,/ virtues, we vene rate bar es the plass and the representative of illegal freedom ; bet we love not learned to . wrestle ;;Zie affsotioe for the throe* ban that which we cherish foe the whole d the meditation to which it beh , nea. sad for an the delta of wheel" it is at awr the "mambas@ awl the sesereereet. Time perhaps are tnriai (ribs frau the lipie of a sea se aseisbil and Jest as the IN ism Voseert, the sorpeemeises Sawfish we hese referred hew ably s banshees weeseieg. This my he eased pies far e.voleatews bet sot few eseeeptise teem sal in. We marvel altogether with the peed bete ad time Meer noammeres ; aad we certainly hope that. shield Ma eh.elo r tvrast as James 11. ever till the throne, the Ow taater Foot Omer& will refuse to lake orders far !Meg th• t lrnate of their countrymen. MtvoriieWer Eremite,. Ise flelar Y A RII or TH EIIeTION CA/41 —The .tasiinaticei of Henry Formulae, on a charge of peer. t..c.:r committee of the Roam of Coserosee oe the t sriiiouth election petits HI, was caseload yesterday at the Wr•tiiiiitster puliortvert. Prisooer was coot/tutted for A N..V no &tun a. —ln Sheffield, as in many other ' the pieleat high prime of butchers' meat have given much direatofaction. The idea he• often been thrown at (Lot am elatiamee hem the we of ma food f , e • abort in mom way. Shea as., b. useful ; but hitherto e. ,, inhiosed action hes takes shoe to effect that self-dear ".4*.1.p , t. la Shield, however, adrertiarmenta here boas the kes3 papers as the orbjjeeeett,, end the town le !Lensled with a terms that the ihahitante generally will ....alias, the seassesetlea of meet avail it is reduced to ir.aviehle prim." The workmen of the following moan : 41 .• r tem. have issblidy algsilled their determination to e).r.,on from the nee of balthetw' meat until there lea 6.14 se/nett= I. the peter of it :"—llosee. C. (Net .e.l , Cyclops Steel week.: MAXIM J. lima sad • • V.ldleamel work. : Yaasn. J. Y. ley and Qe., 4.4.1 %%eke ; and Mom% John Roned lad 14., Teem ^ rk , Th. number of awn aapteyed at them wane ' 4 46. b. upwards of 3.000. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1140. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Czooz. Scarcely any business has been done to-day in British rails% stocks. In one or two instances, including kfidland and London and North Western, a reduction of per oent. has oe curred, but prices generally are nominally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stock is quoted 101 to 101} ; Great Western, 69 to ; 117 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101} to 106 ; South Eastern, 86} to ; Eastern Counties, 543 to 56 ; Great Northern, 114 to 114 ; and Caledonian, 911 to 92. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is a little firmer. The Indian lines remain steady. _SAZT SNAP" - , MID 'DUCKS. lla I Raman. Clubs prior I Saes to-day rodardeg. eel p.a. UNDINANY SILULIIB AND STOCK* Mira ,WaL alkoorTal. 'Birk., Le.,&Clivahra BaqibutP_ Si 74 VS lie ne TSB SU •14 *II Blytli and Tyne h Boston. Sleadt tide brietol and Eider Caledonian Cat and Ba~M 'Cornwall Do. A Ano dlr. =MS DUB p.c. la pald to B. 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Aber. No* Do. 7 p.ol Prot Dom rood 4 p. a Irk Mord •q Do. 4 prir omit Do. toed 4 we oat Wass p► . 4 p. coil. Ow 4 pa. out I Yell A 4 P' &P! De. ili. —..- 114.1 I Da. de. Dews. WatmaiDkerssep.o. MI MI A ilfthia&i. Tp.o. I.l = L IL Dukes Se Ofelasirs.. Or e= Ml= &La iDoish Mazda Iran et Fame 10d. Mal= Orama a lawn !el Lincatjart. la. ;Mani .laka aortasa a Pak than rid Tambov* Gam Aaaels Nam p. Wally tat goy. Do. c.Pd. Belg Northoto of Warmsba Trunk Frit Paelkliess. and Medi& Paris amd Orissa' *Ms lraodace ic s frermill=PAL awl aadlITC-sesir. gOurallob T per soma Imam sad Dams ... w,i 2 em,. Da par mil hi )aTimprel Ara& • ne ?nom— Walt itsiadas Da Di pot awl west 41111. W. of Prot W *idols el Arida . issiaiia 114 157 US 1141 M TO 20 22 116 111 Me 17 . 4 12 116 128 --- 4 --- t 00 70 i I 140 142 103 106 44 90 Ili 11 111 lil tr 1 Si rir al as 11111 us n TS :1 ll in 111 103 11l 103 00 01 10 101 N IN IS 10 NI SO is 14 NI 48 LW/XS. * .1 It 21 21 A 4! WI Oen 114 1114 Ile .... SS i - 41. .. 44 - la 1 12 -• 17i } 1 74 ii 114 4 in to ... 511 =I ht. OtlfseCky.e.TaaPily 84.1 Noreolkap.e.Wer.66gpl. /11.411 1 ell N. awl 414.4.346.4.1e1y AM. Oif Wage. &a. eip.c. 60. 83, Scottlah Lat. 4p. el 91 96 WO 101 192 109 92 96 .5 1u 100 100 100 100 100 100 St 1 ti 1.0 I WO 1* I 10 el 11 ' 11f i:i 1.?24 70; 000 10,000,1 IEOOOI 10,000 00,000 12,000 10,000 76,000 26,000 91,000 0,000 0000 10,000 10815 0,000 10,000 100,000 00,000 43,174, 30,0001 40,000 i AJLITiIIII ZoBll2BBloNai. LAILWAYL 17:e: Do. do. lioNaloalwkeHu a rotal ill Do. New OD Do. Prater** 00 Dalt.,Brant,.&Godertch Bp.c. Bds., Aug. 1.147! otolorsodbyßulf.&L H. 00 Do. July 1,1875, 81140 30 Do. Joao 1, 1874, ditto k Calcutta & 8. Lateen 3 Caper. dDockl3p.c.dua 74 Usylon, qua cent Roam NO art Indlua 13 Do. Itatanaloo F. I Do. rat7balporil •• • I Do. et 4} p. ct. Debella. 1 Do. ap. . do. . I Geelong d: Melbourne. Grand Trunk of Maned no.. per of t Plot Do. • per et. Dooont. . Do. ? par et. 18.1.... Do. do. 1807.... cry«i 6 Do. Now Gt. & olls os r a t u t 4:14.W666 Do. New Do.Db.,parirtMeo Do. do. 70 1111 00 .UlOlO, 10 Madras 6. 41i par al 10 Do. do. 6 alt. 0 Do. 4f par ct. LO Do. 6th asks. do. .. Mdb..6p. &IMP' la N. Corp Branairkk C& dam A ..p. Do. do. B asp. do. do. Load do. g..troTisdr — .11.111 s" — Clifford Der. G. Coe. (Tartstk ) Let Burnet (Mow) LA Camden LWb. Zona (MANIc) Grumbler & 3t. Anbyn. Greet South Tolima G.WIL Alfred (Plallack) G. Wb. Vor (Rideton) Grenville lierod'e.loot illagalon Down lady Bertha NMainy Idient) areiDow(Tne N. Primo () N. Wb. Herat(Mow) Ncetb Mira Grotty Par Coos. Nft. pacer . Proeldeme (U. Lelant). 3orieldie Om Ma. OA e. Oneales Cleir) . Ces Dees Mew) S. Deem Ins ea Mining Asi nsp.4 S. W. Tranc (l es Stray Park Tamar 811.1U.dadlls.C Tin e l em . u.ne . &me .1 81 41.11tedi 11.18.11. it --Croft Vale a Tcank*be m.) Wirt lirest w. Oissika warn Mt= il l k.id.l Ballor laNdol - 11, 4 ** Wk. Idwar47ll;toc) we. Kitty Me. lalantj Wheel (Kaaltspiot) Wk Tv/lawns, (LIAO L 7.1.11. FOREIGN YLVER. A■fnlea Don Aooord, Molted- Drazimp. (14.0.6Lpe0.) Do. 81,.. bolykdjel R. Cla Con. MI.. Co. Jam Cobra Copper Dat z ronntala Copper Fortuna General Gt. Northers ail. MuresNe C rial [episode (La) Linares Luslt sp anian !Wilta N. Rhine OF or S Australia ) Pontslbaud reiteed Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Um) United Merida IWorthing (Lim.) Do. 1 1 MI W !ff elk eo 66 1001&900nou 111 4 4e 1 IMO $5O 445 666 64 132 e 187 i 1 41 is u t vi lei id si 1 I i 4 ! Ist a as as us too s I 166 170 69 61 6 18 19 Me elle 310 820 14 160 NO 90_ 96. -1 1 - 14 1611 II 12 zyll 27 IS I 1 sd i e dis par SD il 44 46 11_ II -. 1 r II 8 16 } dis par IV. i d 10 11 id i rar i 1 e t 41$ _l4 JOINT ROCK L a. a I No. lIL I 115218. IPtI O. pion. 1 lane. ril Aire and U. Ser. Beak .$0 ill' u ". l is . Lk at 0, 100 leak of = ll 11 — 60 4 06 664 — ln " I% 110 Beak of Turkey 116, M linen N. Americo .. 011 x d 10 Chen Beak of lain Antreln and CIO*. Al 10 SO 0; IS Cheted. Uwe. of DIM* La, sad Chin ell 36 /3 4 100 M aisi 1 1% 110 4111 Max of Owns ...... 1M Oen. of Liana ID 10 10 11, la Ina Destalked.Cherld of 1 664 10 — 1" so . Inn of Onieuelmod Oll 36, SP Lea. Ch. Beak of Agin all 114 13 xd U x d 14, Mt esti Olean IR 14 Landes Joni Nen BP 100 Lea. sal llfralonaier l4 00 1 10. 0. of NM. Prow. of Nested 41 10, 16 De. New 111 NI Nailing Disk 16 Now Is Wales all '6O. U Beak Corpora ill 16,000 10 Ottemen Beak IMMO 100 Prortadel of Inland 16 4, 10 Do. New 16, 16 Ilea& Auelreli IS 17sies 41 Asslmila a 44, 0,c00 so crake se Laois" MOO 100 Celia Massa 0 MIBLTALANIOUL No. 18b. I CbstrAini. IPd I CI. nine I enee. 10.000 10 AegSo-inviesa MOM In 1006 Attune TeL (Um).— ell 47,000 10 Been. Weierweolo.. En 44 6 60 Brit. Aviation load . 40 (000 60 lernalrlsialia.Tel. an A 11 11,7 M 10 Do. 11 7 pee a U 1113112 lll 11 10 Do. C 0.016 124 . load ill 110 10 1,000 10 Carmel Mends Tel (L) ell 6 II 810,000 U. 00p.1116.01 Eng.& (nen. al II 17 12,000 16 CrDo.ystel Prel 71 per cent. ell 1* lie 25 1,00292 Pence 14081 5 0 5 S 4. t. Do. Preference 250,000 ben Do. II p. et. Perp. Deb. 100 104 106 , 700,400 St. Meetrie Telegraph 7,190 26 Do. New l6 Mist 1 pea —. 70,000 6 lag. and Anat. Clop. 10,000 U Geo. Stan Navtiobes 14 $30,000 1 Groat Ship (I.sseited) 100.000 1 Do. 17e per cent. Pref. I 4to pre 12,000 6 Loa. Unreel, TeL (L.) 2 14 1 41e M. 10 Leaden Dianne (L.) 104,404 4 Ida tlax Osselboe co. an 141 2 *0 ,000 1M 12adzie Irr2pL It Aug 12 pa 10.000 10 KinitersasealisaTel. all —•- 12,000 10 Medlin. Ix in (IRA) all 24 14 00,000 26 Naked Meant Oo 5 4 4le 11 1, ,t 00 10 NerbeddeCentlrea(L) 5 14 1 Ms 10 Nenaleak lan• el *moo 1 Do. sp. •.,Is. Gel as. all I I 1,794 104 N. Ina& &N. Diet LA 16 10 15 —. 184,070 1 N. 106*. Ann A eneles al ll I 1 60, 1 ( end Gee 10. 1 Do. "New Sem " 10, 10 , 10 Do. Orin. la. do. CI On flni.).4 f o e. —) 10 —.—. IL Peel Blear Unit Mtn IN 45 48 1 0. BD Penn eadOnia Num A TS 76 xd 10, 10 Do. New l6 Ullpm id xd 60, 116 Bed lee RUA TeL y 10, 111 t. , !..folOt o b a ylk. Goy. Ili L ells e r 17 1 10, 15 —. )‘77 . ivr . g e l 1 a Rend Yell Nee 0. U. • • Awn. Lana 10 110 1.00 1 16 • Arleen& Lead all 1 1 R 1 bnerlas.T4l leen 1 Do. do. Borgienred all 60. 0 lb LRAM. 14.0 m 5 101 ea ainea's food.— 114 04 104 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'OLocK. Complete stagnation prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange. Any tendency to improvement is restr►ined by the state of the weather, which has thrown down the French funds to the extent per cent. this morning. The English funds are quoted the same as at the close of business yesterday, and have scarcely varied to the extent of even a fraction throughout the morning. In the share markets there is like wise no variation of the slightest importance, in the absence of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 68fr. 60c., ex div., being nearly per cent. worse than yesterday, " on account of bad weather and heavy rain." Consola are officially marked 9 . 4 lb and ex div., for the account (July 10). The present quotation is 931 to j. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 2301, 229; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181 ; Five per Cont. " enlaced " rupee paper, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96}, I ; ditto, Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1041, ex div. ; India Bonds, 75., 9e. dis. ; Ka chequer Bills, 75., 3e., 2s. prem. The foreign stock market remains quiet, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to +, and that of 1858, 60 to I. Spanish Passive Bonds continue in demand. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 88 ; ditto 1860, scrip, }dia. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 4511 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1091 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three par Cents., 1859, 64} ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 381 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601, 1. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company remain flat, at; to prem. According to yesterday's telegrams from Amster dam, Austnan securities were almost fully sup ported at the rise which has taken place within the last few days, occasioned by the announcement in an imperial letter that the consideration of mea sures of reform is at length to be taken in hand. The discount market yesterday was rather active, and no business was done below 4 per cent. The applications at the Bank have somewhat increased, but were still moderate. In the Stock Exchange 4 per oent. was given for short loans on English government securities. The Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, which have twenty-five years to run, were marked 16} yesterday, showing a reduction, owing to the prospect of a further issue, to provide funds for the national defences. A movement is being made in favour of closing the Stock Exchange on Saturday next, the 23rd inst.., the day fixed for the grand volunteer review ; and ft is believed that the committee will accede to the request. About 14,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Omar Pacha has arrived from Mel bourn° with 61,0001. Of the 708,0001. Australian known to be still at sea by the Southampton , Dream, Marco Polo, Owen Glendower, Venilia: Prince of Wales, ifaid of Judah, and Eagle, 242,0001., by the four first named, is fully due. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a little more inquiry for bills on Hamburg and Holland, but little alteration in the rates. The principal varia tion wan in the exchange on Vienna, which was quoted 12.90 to 13 ff. , being again more in favour of Austria than on Friday. Ou Monday, however, transactions took place as low as 12.75. The quo tations are shown 'below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.151 to 17 ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months,.ll.l6l to 171; Ant werp, months, 25.35 to 71 ; Hamburg (ma banoo), 3 months, 13.54 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.121 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.36 to 40; Frankfort•on•the-Maine, 3 mood's, 1174 to 1 ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 months, 351 to 4 ; Vienna (a. 30.), 3 months, 12.90 to 13; Trisate ditto, 3 months, 12.90 to 13 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 491 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.36 to 40; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. . . . Private telegram s quote the exchange at Bombay 2s. 01d. to Id., being • trifle more favourable than by last mail ; the Five per Cent. government paper, 091; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1051, showing in each instance a rise of 1 to 11 per cent. From Calcutta (rid Bombay) the excha ng e comes quoted 2s. op. to 2s. Id., showing • slight adverse movement ; from Shanghae, 6s. Bd. ; and from Hong Kong, 4s. 10d. being likewise, in each instance, a little worse for Fmgland. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London is called for the 11th of July, " to receive a report from the directors, and to consider and determine upon any measures relating to the affairs of the company arising out of such report, and upon the declaring of • dividend, and for other purposes." The dividends due the 30th inst. on Spanish Bonds are advertised for payment in due course. The Spanish financial agent notifies that his govern ment has instructed him " to inform the holders of the bonds issued in 1841, to which are still attached the coupons due the 30th of June and 31st of December, that, notwithstanding the clause con tained in the said bonds, they may detach and pre sent for payment the coupon due on the 30th of June. The documents that are in course of pre paration, and which will represent the interest of future dividends, will be delivered on presentation of the above-stated bonds with their last coupon." If the "documents" mentioned by Senor Borrajo signify, as is supposed, fresh sheets of coupons, agree ably to the tenor of the present bonds, the arrange ment proposed is satisfactory ; but if, which is hardly likely,. it be proposed to give new bonds in exchange, which would be without the signatures required by the rules of the Stock Exchange, the arrangement would appear to be inadmissible. Notice is given that the dividend on Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shares for the year ending December last, amounting to 7f., or se. Cid. per share, less income tax, will be payable on the 25th instant _ . . Thehalf-yearly interest is advertised on Victor Rmmanuel Railway Bonds. The Brighton Railway Company invite tenders for the supply of b 7,000 tons of various descriptions of coal. . . committee charged with the task of paving the town of Odessa notifies that it bail a sum of 1,200,000 silver roubles applicable to the purpose. The steamer Ottawa sailed from Ceylon on the 19th May with the English mail for Australia of April. The tallow market still shows an upward ten dency. The Marlborough, Holmedale, and Coldstream were yesterday taken up for the conveyance of troops from the United Kingdom to Madras. The Aalborg and Melanctbon have arrived from China with 1,066,40011 m. of tea. ToranAT Evianra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93N, ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at 94, and, after several slight variations, closed at 93* to The official business report is as follows : Ikea per Cent. Consols, for amount (July 10), 931, *, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, '3LNow Thre e per Cents, 93i, Thirt y Years Annuities , expiring in April, INS 164 ; Bank Stock, 229, 290 ; Five per Cent. " eifaca" rupee paper, 974, I ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1 0'2 4 • Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1850, for account, 104, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981 ; Inia Bonds, 7s. The Indian rupee paper remains dull. The Five per Cent. was quoted 97} to j, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., IOR to The I n di a n give per Cent. stock of 1869 was stamp at 10411 to ex div., and Exchequer Bills at 3or to 7s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise dull. cent. Spanish Bonds were 1854 firm. Turkiah declined } dull. the Loan of closing at 77 to 4, and of 1868 at 60 to 4. There was no alteration importance to-day in the market fur bank shares. Bank of New South Wales retain a drooping tendency, and were marked 394. Miscellaneous shares were very quiet. Great Ship were quoted .11a. 6d. to 12s. A further slight improvement occurred to-day in Victoria Government Bonds. United States Government Bonds were flatter. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakin7s were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 1 to 1j prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, I tt, ;, prem., being again lower ; Uni versal Marine Insurance, par to 4 prem. • London and Provincial Marine, 4 to 3 dis. ; Pneumatic Despatch Company, to 3 prom. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwm. In the mining market to-day Rosewarne United shares have improved to 81 to 83, and East Wheal Russell to 114 to I. Stn i ti ar : r rl e t t, are quoted 58 to HO ; North Downs, foi to ; Great South Tolgus, 12 to ; and 'Wheal 41 to 43. The market generally is steady in character, but rather quiet. There is still no movement of importance in foreign or colonial mining securities. The trans actions recorded in the Stock Exchange are confined to United Mexican at 11, and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at I dis. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& -- s - MARK-LANK-(TH18 DAY.) The weather since last Monday has continued in most parte of the United Kingdom about the same as all through the beginning of this month, that is, with plenty of rain and little or no sunshine. The latest reporta from the agricultural districts representvegetation two or three weeks later than in ordinary yeses. The ground, in most pert of the country, is saturated with moisture, especially tie lowlands. The corn crops generally have an unhealthy ap pearance, and mostly a yellowish tinge. This morning the weather in London was cloudy, but dry ; the temperature milder ; wind south. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane today vas small, the tone very quiet ; the course of prices was nomi nally unaltered. The supply of home-grown pain wee moderate, and of country-made flour small. The import" of foreign grain into London since last Monday were re ported this morning se fair of flour, fair of wheat, mode rate of barley, and fair of oats. WHEAT. -For English, last Monday's prices were firmly maintained, but buyers would not come forward, and very little business was done. Foreign wee firmly held upon but Monday's prices. FLOUR quiet demand, at last Mon: j ail rates. BLURT quiet trade, at last Moods s rates. OATS, more inquired after at last onday's decline. Bialea-English and Egyptian steadily held at about lest Monday's currency. Pus unaltered, at last Monday's prices. rummer Q UCrTATIOIS, DOTY PAID. WHEAT.-Eniflish white, 60s. to 645. ; red, 575. to 60s. per qr. ; Dantnc and Konigsberg, 60s. to 65e. per 49416. ; Rostock, 60s. to 645. • other Baltic ports, 60e. to Rh. ; French, red, 60s. to 66:5. ; white, 58a. to 62e. FLOWL-Town, 50a. to Ms.; Norfolk, 425. to 43.. pm 280 lb. ; French, 445. to 50s. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 28s. to 31s. per barrel. Bauer.-English, 26e. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 24e. to 35a. ; other sorts, 265. to 28.. per qr. OATS.-British, 225. to 28.. per qr. • Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 245. to 25 .. per qr. Buns.-English tick, 33.. to 38.. ; harrow, 395. to 425. per crg a Foreign, 32e. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 3.5 e. to 35. PIA& - Pa Eug r gr lish boilers , 38s. to 4011 • hog and grey, 34a. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to 38e. FLOATING Caicos.-Since last Friday 17 grain-lads vessels were reported arrived at ports of cell, via.:- 3 wheat, 10 moue, 3 barley, 1 rye. The latest sales re ported were :-Wheat on pasesge-2 small anciaTapai slroc p ing - 3,000 qrs . 'lv i es. 6d. g per 4921 b. Ohirka, Ms. 3d. per 441\7 Wheat to be shipped- Ghirks, 54e. per 429 Rs. Maize arrived-Odesas, 345. per 492 lbs. Barley arrived- Ibrail, 265. 6d. per 4001bs. Importers firmly held wheat upos yesterday's adman, being &l. per quarter over last Monday's rates, bat buyers refuse to come forward, and up to the hour of going to press no fresh sale was reported. Barley and 1311L121: +Lid, and prices nominally unaltered. There are now off the coast about 14 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 2 wheat, 8 maize, 4 barley. ARRIVALS Drro LONDON FROM JUNE IS TO JUNE 20. I 7 west English and Sonteß. Irish. Foreign. 46 40* pa do Battey 30 51040 Malt Seel & Sack Flour 2170; Fades r. tsio MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCOLL—The public sales, chiefly of foreign, are going off steadily at yesterday's prices, which were those of last week. Refined is also steady. Corre.r..—This article is firm. Plantation Ceylon sold, Trine, 61s. to 63e. g, middling, 68a. to 735. ; native Ceylon, 61s. to 625. 6d. TEA. —The demand continues very limited. Cocoa.—Trinidad, fine, whilst 955. ; gray, 745. Ems. —Bengal sold, middling white, at lls. 6d. to 12s. ; fine, 15s. liaLrrwras.—NO sales made in this article. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 52a. 6d. net each ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 525. 9d.; July to September, 525. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 525. 6d. to 53.9 d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts t= speak of an increase of By and lice. Vine still . Duty 165,0001. to 170,0001. Market very firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Tankeld Moor, lac 6d. ; Walls End South Hettoe, 19a. ; Walls End Eden Main, 12s. 9d. ; Walls End Helton, 198. ; Walls End Ella , - cliffs, 17s. 9d. ;Walls End stump, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hsu& Hall.lBs. 3d. ; Walls End North Hartkpool,l6n ; Walls End South KeUoe, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End NThitworth, 15s. Tanfiald Moor Butes, 13e. 6d. ; Ward's Went Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Wylam, 16a. eld. ; North Holywell Main, 16e.— Ships at market, 82. LAW INTELLIGENCE. crests DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. SEOOND COURT. Matins at Nisi Pries.—(Before Mr. Junius HM sad a !Veda Jury.) STOWS T. LORD LLASOVOL-LJDILL CASH. This was ea action to recover damages from the defendant far having published slanderous and defamatory words of tbe pltio n. aintiff. The defendant plead e d not guilty, an d a justi ic Sir P. Belly, Mr. Sergeant Pigott, Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. Phipson were counsel for the pinintiff ; Mr. Edwin Janie., Mr. Sovill, Mr. Haddlarton, and Mr. Henry James repre sented the defendant. Sir F. Kelly, in ope — ning thecae. to the jury, said he had the honour to appear before them u counsel for the plaintiff in this • the nature of which they would have discovered from the raja The issue which they would have to try we. sore deep and unspeakable impmtance, that he was guilty of no exaggeration when he said that all earthly tionaderatioas of fortune, of enemas, or failure of health, nay of life itself, when compared with it sank into utter inaignificiume, and became as nothing. He should endeavour to discharge his duty, the most arduous that had ever fallen on him in an experience of 36 years, to make a statement of the facts calmly, and without say high colouring, tending to direct their attention from the great bane which they had to try. The plaintiff complained of the deepest injury which any human being in this country or in any civi. limed country could inflict on another--the charging him with the commission of unnatural crimes. The learned counsel then entered into • detailed statement of the nee, and the plaintiff woe under examina tion when we went to press. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. !Militias at Nisi Prins in Westminster. —Motor* the Lord Chief Juntas, Erie, and ■ Mpecial Jury.) nouns ASD 0TE117.8 r. GREGORY.-TIE DUNGAILVAN This was an action upon two bill. of exchange, me for IDOL dated the 26th March, 1814, purporting to be drawn ley iced Dunkellin and accepted by the defendant, who is the member for Galway ; and the other for 3001., dated the 11th of April, 1854, purporting to be drawn by Mr. O'llaherty on the defendant. There were also counts for work done for the defendant ; and in answer there were numerous pleas on the record ; but as to the second bill, judgineet wee suffered by default. Mr. Lush end Mr. J. J. Powell smeared fur the plain tiff., and Mr. Edwin James for the defendant. In opening the care it was stated that the plaintiffs, Messrs. Holmes and Co., were parliamentary agents in Abingdon-street, and they mad Mr. Gregory, the M.P. for Galway, to recover 7061. 2s. 6d., the amount of their costa for carrying on an election petition in reference to the borough of Dungarees in 1854. The plaintiffs on that oc casion were retained for the defendant by Mr. ('Flaherty, an active friend of hi., and they were afterwards employed directly by the defendant himself. The plaintiffs on ac count of their mins had received only 1001. and the two bill. declared upon, as to one of which bills there would be no question, though as to the 2.50/ bill, the question raised was whether it was or not & forgery. The jury would therefore have to my, first, whether Mr. Gregory had se, Cepted the 2501. bull, and if they thought that be had not, the question would then be—t what amount the plaintiffs were entitled in reepect of their bill of costa. Mr. James, in the course of the one, mid that Mr. Gregory, his client, had been under the impression that he was not legally liable for the costa of the election petition, the object of which was to unseat Mr. Maguire, who was then member for Ihuurarvan ; and that the person liable wee Mr. 071aberty. He was happy to my, how ever, that the sager bad been ranged. -- With reference to the bill far IDOL. he understood that Mr. 071sherty had tafrld the mama of Mr. Gregory and Lord Duakellin, and had afterwards left the country. The verdict would therefor* be for Mr. (burry, upon the count in that bill, in order to protect him from any consequences in reference to it, for it was clear that he had sot accepted it. Mr. Look said the bill had been delivered to Mesas. Holmes and Co. as Mr. Gregory's acceptance, and they believed it to be his when they took it. Mr. James—Of came he did sot make the slightest im putation upon Na.ew Holmes and Co. ; it was well known that Mr. O'Flisherty bad forged many bills of exchange. A verdict was then entered by comma for the defendant upon the count on the MI. bill, and for the plaintiffs upon other counts, upon certain terms agreed on. COURT OF ARCHES. (Before Dr. Lushington, D.in of Arches.) THE HET. JAMIE BONWELCH CAM. This morning application was made by Sir John Harding, the Qnsies's Advocate, that the court would direct the em. dame is the case of " the Bishop of Loudon v. the Rev. James Deseret!, Incumbent of St. Philip's Church, Stepney," to be take. viva vote, and to assign • day for that purpoee. Mr. Banwsil, who has put in • negative isms to all the articles had again him, thus throwing the oilarr...d. upon ths Mohan, and who was directed to attend mora l& was called, - bat did not appear. Dr. _Lashingtoa said that, in the absence of Mr. Hormel!, be Amid sot like at own to decide arm the question wheats, viva vocis evickaas should be admitted. Mr. Bon nie would be at liberty to state to the court his objections, if he bad any, to tie nomptiou of viva 'wee evidence, and as he was sot primal this massing, swing doubtlan to • misappre- Itinsion as his /an so to the time of the sitting of the mark he should Site/ • monition to be issued to him, dirreting his attendance on • future day that he might slots his objections, or consent to • hearing. After coati. ening Mr. lionwsll's statement, the court would dr • day fcricsoccding further with the inquiry. court then adjourned. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION•HOUSE. • TOUNG BOVACRICALEIL John Loreday, Is, was charged with beim; in a room on the first Sour of 27, Artillery-lane. and stealing therefrom a shawl, a pair of trowsera and reverel other articles, and 21. in mosey. Tie son of the prosecutor, at 27, Artillery-lane, said this naeraing about 6 o'clock he was awakened by bearing his wart pot eat af her bed and go to the . He get up sad weed be the door of his room awl , L that you, mother?" sad the rid " Yee, I thou g ht I heard some of the chidden as the asks, bat 1 - suppose I was mirtekes,"and she then west to bed Rolm A short time alter the whom' beard • seise is his usither's room, and he immediately slipped as hi clothes and went in, when he saw the primmer etesdlng ly • chest of drawers and puling the things over. Os tie Sear by the side of the drawers wei• a shawl, MMes piths of boot tops, • pair of trusser", and several other utilise, which the prisoner had appa. really put there till ha left the house. As soon as he saw W vitalism ho mule • reek peat him down stain ; bet as some see wee just semi, in he mu stopped and secured is the after aoasidessble ritsietanos Themother of the hit witness said she was awoke by hearing a noise oil the stairs, and she tee 11 0.0 2 0 and leak, but as she saw so ens she went to bed span sod fell =and when abs woke again she saw the primmer ng by her bed. Mr iminedately nand a serum sad the prisoner rushed eat al theneCell ratty laseskiag ewer her sun, who steed at the door. Two IlkUrblto had been taken from her dram packet, which was at the side of the bed. — Hr. Alderman Hale kid the prisoner to be careful for the future or he would Moe • hoc seatence of trees 'lodation. This tine he should owd kha to the House of Correction for three maths. HEALTH or LONDON.—The weekly return, issued by authority of theldegistrar-General, states that the deaths in London, which bad fallen to 969 in the lint week of the mend month, rase to 1,064 in the second week that ended last Saturday. Tar the weeks corresponding with last week in ten years llb4r , the average number of deaths, after correction for inensies of peginktion, will he found to b e 1,070, with which estimat e d me lt the actual number of deaths in lest week very nearly apnea The modality ex hibits an immense on that of each of the two permsweeks, w hi c h fa medsebly due to the continuance oneraally odd, wet 1.01. Zytnotic diseases, that are fatal chiefly to ( bake" carried off 240 persona, the number who died In the preceding week having been 192. Measles roes from 51 to 63 ; small-pox from 16 to 27. Three deaths from the latter disease occurred in the sub-district of Woolwich Dockyard, 3 in Moulded, 2in Itotherhithe. Scarlatina rose in the last two weeks from 27 to 26 ; typhus from 28 t.. 27. From measles then wen 6 & s ib. i s Islington Wed. 4 in Limehouee, 5 is Greenwich. Bronchitis and pneumonia also exhibit an he CITMOB. A lady died in Camberwell at the age of 100 =A boy, aged 12 days, died of scleroses. Seven be were suifocatad, 5 of them in bed. The &lighter els hawker, aged 10 years, sad that of • laborer, egod 11 yea's, were burnt by their clothes taking dm The daughter of • coachenrth, aged 17 months, wee welded by upeettiog • pot of kid water. Also two deaths were canned by bona received by means sot stated. Let week the births of 879 boys and 873 girls, is all 1,752 &Wren, were ns i i c an d r eis dea. In the ten corresponding weeks of the pure 1800.50 the average number was 1,495. PATALITT AT TUT ZDOICIIIILL STATION OF TIIII LONTION AID NOIIIII-WeiTell RAILWAY.—The Limped beeseigh eesasee h ead se loqesst yesterday (Tesedsy), on the be of a yeweg = n ee swims cleanse, at the datioe, w the sad North Waimea Rail way, who was killed on Ifesday afternoon r that station, by wing res over by assists propalled by as eagles. A swasher d sessilet awidellde lanai men* sassed et the MOO pies, the jury wade a pressw4masa he w east that N =sews w pleas frildwr as go ad leak LOS was Sere. 4 el . I 75 SO 70 76 OS 73 1 2 , 44 1 it 1 1 din 101 g ilt pit 1 9 m the 101 101 01 32 30 it 91 93 77 79 50 61 78 SO 65 70 65 70 991 i lOO l l . it 1 Ws 13 13 tt 97 99 97 99 97 09 92 90 08 NO A: a... 05 see IS Ilse sood• ... 10 0/ ~:: Tam go. I 5 T ► T ► T ► T a 0 p a *I it S Ilia el 11 I}W 13 16 I l e i all Pir i Pm ti 1 !. 1 i lIDo. Rini sub Do. ltd.& riot. Trinidad. Limited. ftip DOM. !P 16_ io. Lot ji 1 atle 1 i 100 i - 3i 140,410 St Oonurereial 1100 IM,OOO I St. Do. 4p. et. PreL, Min 100 —• 3,003,088 Fit. Fast and West Indla 100 3,618,910 Bt. London 1,900,800 St. St. Katharine 880,066 St. Southampton 800.000 St Victoria 4000 10 Do. New BRITISH TRAFFIC RILTIJRNS. WIVATL Mae Per ft = Teal. Toleh OMR M. LW& Week ending June 10. lei & a It It Cornwall Werth etaiTordshire• US MOO hell Week ending lime W. Olsegow & South Western MN TAU Week endim JUDO 17. London and Blackwell Great Luxembourg North Leedom 1,575 MON 2.716 Lbs 2,413 40S8 • The above lo *wholly of bale due =dew egreemeut with the Loudon and North Wallow hallway Convoy t Whlteun week. 1.21 r II4.7111:01.9. I 110-.1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (st =cram Tammy.) BEVERLEY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) BISHOP BURTON STAKE& Four furlonp 106 j yards'. Ericthonius, Tattoo, Lopeatcher, Rappers', Bayonet, and Doefoot are here. GRIMSTONE PLATE. One mile. Griffin and Rescue are here. BEVERLEY CUP. One mile and a half. Plash in the Pan, Polly Taft, Lady Trespass, Baru* Parke, and Rescue are here. ARRIVED. —Stitch in Time, Vergissoneau nicht, S tnrmy Petrel, Vigo, Ch e Chap, Drogheda, Edmund Kean, Irish Emigrant, Herodias, the Drone, Lustre, Secret Trea sure, Creeper, Prime Minister, Caller Oui, Beethoven, Canty Bay, Walkington, Volunteer, and Berwick. EXPIXTID. —Prologue, Jessamine. Wildman, EichbeTtar Royal Prinems, Charlotte, Dana, Begin, Cambooda, the ffioulvie, Bogie Hill, and Laird of the ode. BIBURY.—(THIS DAT.) The following horse, have arrived :—Ovosk, Forager, Man at Arms, Mentmore, Viatka, Syringe, Precursor, Con certina g, Slander 0, Beeswax f, King of the Forest, Shillelagh, Dundee, Northern Light, Weatherbound, Mouravieff, Lawl Pudrick, Tomboy, Rose, Forlead, Mattes, Ansley, Wanderer, Prince of Orange. Heiress, Brand l i p tit, Cheesecake, Grecian c, Wee Polly, Kileby, Norton, a to Pandora, Billy Henke, Chain Pier, Schnapps, Inti midation c, Brewer, Hawk's Eye, Sabrina, Newcastle, Dio phanies, Underhand, Rupee, St. Clarence, My (Jude, Sir Edward, New Brighton, Chantreas, Predictor, Camerinu, Czarina, a to Jessie Browne, M. Phillippe, Baron Hun chausen, Mincepie, May Morning, Water Sprite. Newcastle, Clovernook, Bliewortk, Two Deer, and Volition. MAILS NOR CANADA AND THE UNITED STATEN PEON GALWAT.—Het 11611esty's government having entered into a contract with the tlantic Royal Mail Steam Nevi- Wien Company for the conveyance of mails once a fort night between Galway end the United States. mails will be made up in London on the evening of Monday, the 25th instant, and on the evening of every alternate Monday, and forwarded to Galway to be despatched on the following day to their destination. The packets will proceed alter nately to New York and to Baotou. All letters, kc.% foe the Uniteed Stake er Canada, which are posted in time, will be forwarded in these mails. Letters, be, for any other British North American colony. except Canada, in tended to be sent by them packets, must be specially di. meted via the United Mks. The drat homeward packet of this line will leave Nevrflork on Tuesday, the 17th July, and will be due at Galway 00 the 27th July. The nest will leave Boston on Tuesday the Mat July, and will be duo at Galway on the 10th Atigum-L-By command of the Pest master-General, Itowirun Rut, Secretary. General Po , t office, June 19. M 1 1 i 1 5 an an an, fia t I 1 F.