The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

c-i-zZ.gec e‘44‘77., • .... jor ~ K7 l /624 41 fp rt L_,tie, /i AxD oN as a 11 ES 1 MIN STER BAN ii.—'lhe ku....... b ., Bs.a h ol %Om la2aulvara. OP/rOltla um FRIDAY I . wa y (diet v. No. 7.l„Wrotad. Mr. Cila In Mud • "1,,, p year* an taw Stook of Ppm. Prelim. Pool, Wow . m op Pea tbo werapt. 0 0WOB J. W. OILBAIT, Omni Massager. lijogy,liwilk ISA SPURTING. IRELAN D. &LAKE LISTS. -4-- MONDAY STERNS. IN lIAILWA Vi 16.114.1 Laming sy I delis to-day ZawirATlT. I ynterd. W MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVINIXII. The English stock market to day was heavy, and closed -1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. This decline was chiefly caused by that established at Paris :yesterday (Sunday) and to-day, and by the belief that a large French loan will be shortly announced. Money is abundant on the Stock Exchange at 2 per cent. on government securities. The closing quotations of the French funds at Paris to-day show a fall of fully 1 per cent. since Saturday afternoon. At Vienna the improvement in the money market continues. The exchange on London has further declined from 11.58 to 11.52, whilst the premium on gold and silver again allows a fall of to 1 per cent. this more hopeful tendency of the market is gladly fostered by the government, the financial position of which, however, is the reverse of re-assuring. The markets of Frankfort, Amsterdam, and Hamburg are all better. Consols opened at 914 to '4, ex div., for the 10th July, were maintained for a time at 91) to 4, and closed at 91Z, " buyers." Alter the ciore of the Stock Exchange, the feeling was rather flatter. The new 30 years Annuities were dealt in at 161 per 11. Omnium was last quoted 4 9-16 to 4 11-18 prem. To-day was special settlin; day for this security, preparatory to the payment of the instal ment due to morrow. The next instalment will be payable on the 17th July, and consists of 15 per cent., or equal to 2,400,0001. The March Exchequer Bills ruled at 189. to 21s. prem , and the June bills a: 13s. to lie. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. Turkish was rather flatter, ranging between 81?, and 614, and closing at 81 to ;;., Buenos Ayrean Bonds were more offered. The core marset to-day was firm, and in some cases an advance of about ls. per quarter on last Monday's priers was established. The Admiralty will receive tenders on Thursday for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of officers and men of the ltl. Artillery to New Zealand. The Admiralty have engaged the steamers, Lady Alice Lambton (90) and Prince of Wales (230), and the sailing vessels William (192) and Lady Anne (130), as regular transports. The Brighton It .ilway Company's receipts last week were 13,2011., or 1,6511. leas than in the cor responding week at last year, which was the second week of the Crystal Palace. Litnd shares to-day were quiet. Peel River show flatness. The shares of the new Bank of Loudon have risen to Ito 2 prem. Thom of the City Bank ruled at 4) to 5) prem. Oriental Batik stock was firmer, and that of the English, Scottish, and Austra lian Chartered Bank, lower. Crystal Palace shares have declined to 3 to 31. whilst the Preference sham closed at 1316 to 13-16 prem. Oriental Gas shares were firm el to ) prem. Australian Royal Mail shares were dealt in at 41 ; Berlin Waterworks at 41 and 41 (71. paid) ; R yrl Mail Steam at 73) ; Idioms Central Railway 100 dole. shares, with 15 dole. paid, at 4 die. ; New Yolk and Erie Sinking Fund Bands, 1675, at 81; and Pennsylvania Ceutral Ist Mortgage Bonds, at 91 (exchange in each case 4s. 61.). Rome and Frascati Railway shares quoted par to prow. - -•- TATTERSALLI3.-MONDAT, During theterriypart of the afternoon the business that was transacted was chiefly ia the way of settling on the events of the past week. Towards the Cote, however, bookmakers busily addressed them.el yes again to events to come, and speculation became tolerably active. Of the Hampshire 't features" only the Stewards' Plate to be Tun for at St,ckhridge neat Thursday was brought into notice. 2to I and 7 to 4 were taken about Oulswn, and 7 to 2 about Kingstown, but the investments were only in small sums. DUBLIN, Joan 18. The late Mr. °aiming has left property conside rably exceeding half a million sterling. A singular minor cue, involving charges of cruelty against a guardian, was adjudicated on by the Master of the Hulls, on Saturday. The question wu, whether the guardian of the minor should pay the costs of the proceedings that bad been resorted to to remove the minor from his care. Paulin& Roche, the minor in the case, is the daughter of the sister of Dr. John Ruche O'Bryan, awl Mr. ft bert H. O'Bryan, of lawn :mown, Cork. She (Mrs. Roche) died in the year 1836, at which period the minor was only eleven months old. She was left by the mother to the care of Dr. O'Bryan, of Clifton, Bristol, soda maintenance was allowed him for her support, which was to increase from time to time, till it amounted to 1391. per annum. Ste was entitled to a fortune of 10.00111, the greater portion of which (7,0001. or 6,0001) had been realised. Miss Roche was a young lady whose constitution was delicate, and there lore it was contended she required great care and attention, instead of which she was provided with bad food, bad cl..thes, and was deprived of such necessaries as sugar sad butter; she was likewise deprived of horse exercise, which was indispensable to ,her health. A pony, the bequest of a dying patient, was given to her; and when she weeds• psived of this a carriage horse was procured, which kicked her off his back, and she refused ever again to mount him. She also complained that upon two occasions he (guardian) beat her severely—that he made her a housekeeper and governess to the younger children—that be led her to be- is have she was a dependent upon his benevolence—aad, 27i further, that she was t permitted to dine with him and 19 his wife, but was sent down to the k it c hen with the children 1.4: and the servants. Having endured this treatment fore 54 bon period, she fled from his house in the manner here- * titer described. To these .harges Dr. O'Bryan replied that •so he had treated his niece with kindness—that her preserve- lb tion from consumption was solely ascribable to his judicious is 6, • and skilful treatment—:hat he had caused her to be well fu educated, had given her many accomplishments, and a et. hone to ride, which was not a carriage horse but an excel. Is lent lady'. horse—tsist she upon two occasions told him at.i untruths which required correction, and that he would 61 : have punished his own childi en much mire severely. He also relied upon the affidavits of friend s ( Mrs. and Miss 14. Morg in, Mrs. Parsons, and the affidavit of his own wife), which represented that his conduct to the young lady was at, uniformly kind, and that from their knowleuge in him and et. the course pursued towards her, they cowd vouch that no 1. • hardship or moray had been practised towards her. It was likewise contended time she would have better consulted her at own respectability and displayed better taste if she bad ab- so stained trom taking such proceedings against her uncle and to guardian, with whom she had been for so many years. be tel Master commented severely on the con duct of the guardian, f, ` ;f• and said he sass clearly of opinion at present that lie should 9 1 4 bear all his cwn coots ; but whether he would make him ilk pay the costa the minor's estate had been put to in loves- st. these transactions, he would reserve for future con- et. The railway share market today was rather worse, in sympathy with Consols, but recedes slowly, lugs amounts of stock having been withdrawn at the last settlement, whilst moderate purchases are prompted on any favourable opportunity by the ease of the money market. The decline generally did not exceed per cent. Midland and ()relit Northern shares showed chief flatness. - 1 1 : ts s . 6"4 =o ki = 71 4 di. 1 10 10 Demme to Groloomaa ' 3 : .n• 10 104 BONILIONINWX4I3.II.OOIIi OI 21 1 P M 1 1° 10 Mask Hilamiall 10 all Eallas dFrame i 3 94 104 1 1 10 11 Dl\ No* i 94* 1 I 18 ID Ewa I n di a 10 10 Do. Ilatonalon 3l 3 1 Pa I all `0 44p.0.8d0., p. 57 4 convert — all D. do. 59 I fattish': 10 Grand 2 unetton of France 174 Garin* of Canada A mut S 44 digs all Do. Bl. Law.* AU. ew 1 70 Do. Cent. of Debent n wee 66 194 68 204 all Do. Cotapy.'e 6p. et. do.) 95 97 10 Groat Central al Frame... 4 44 pia all West Indian Peninati.a ..1 54 6 I Do. NewOua.s per oant, 4 pia 2 Do. Extent. do 1 1 pm all Do. do. 13 OLLuzeimbo 0313.*.1121.' 4 4 W Do. do. 1 S A all Gt. West. Canada, Shane, 224 13 all D0.8d0., pay 57,0 pt. till 55; 100 102 aL Do. i.o. 62, do. 56 110 .13 sll Do. do. 7 6, do. GO, 113 111 all Do. do. 73,w1tbort op. 164 756 all Hamilton and Tomato ... 23 23i all Do. 6 par Cent............ 112 115 10 Lyons an 4 Omani 3l 64 8 111 14 i=nd Modltorree— 1 7 1 9 1 . 24 1 pot • 7 S $ 6 04 564 264 13 134 8 9 29 294 pa 42 49 444 04 AS YLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, T Meer, bill. Load s. Lattabliott.d 1424. CLARVONT fog. mad 1_.,4 Lim% et Uses sod tor oNAtot f e l f pr lavishing them. M ...wo ii i spersa, nur ble ism sed fWers, spplv to 1 41 KAMM UnPkt ski, Kadin" WNW. , sad I 1 4 .. r lit is.— NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Vindez was rather unsteady, at first 8 to I was taken, but at the close 9to I was laid and afterwards i Herod. The following five were backed at evens against the field: Gamekeeper, Vinci's, Spinner, Rotherham, and Courts ay. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. 15 The railway share market to-day is fiat, especially l i : for the heavier stocks, most of which rule lower. 20 London and Norrh-Western stock is quoted 102; 5 to 1031; ; Great Western, 671 to 68 ; Midland , 74 to 15 1 Laucashire and Yorkshi; e, 81 1 to 82 ; South- a llasterns, 181 to I ; Caledonians, 31 1 to I; and Great 1 Northerns, 23 to 1. Co m e t French shares are dull. Eastern' axe rather Satter , leo et 351 to 36. for Sambre and Manse shares continue to rise. 101 ORDINSIII SHAKES AND STOCKS. IS 81). 1 P d • 1 RILILIFATI. i ter dm, SHAREHOLDERS of tk. EASTERN v vlO% RAILWAY. o r Neely .. sretere. mf t end pet tw •le freen three pet lest. If you will . be ..... law lathe robes palm of per bOAT 1. 111 1 - 0 .1. ”, verb be the lawyers eal mot ewebeeloree. ft tber e:- * • b , wodettior ere WS. atrofted. with. el wee. preference rl_ Guantle• anew sit tie toseetest by Me. Betas you 6 . o ._ ± ,gere the VAPOTU COnialle• W Mod their pirillitft to your ene rrefeteree 11.1“1.11t valtropimee to . 'coned toter ettarpre bet We elltlitional Ina. a go es Arm )0e to lune the rate of interest muse 11 reduce i. A 6AREROLIWIL 2 11 fik 104 IN* dims LIVERPOOL CUP. sto 2 was taken to some money about Shoreham ; no other ►ore mentioned. GOODWOOD STAKES. At the commencement Malm-ey was bucked at 12 and 14 to 1, hut the hope with which these ,Ads wen taken was quickly estioguished by subsequent Ain to bet 600 to 20 ad a tat her. Quince, Pumiceutone, and Mishap wire in good demand at 1000 to 60 each, and the same odds were when about Syvagee, alter several small sums had been invested on him at 20 to 1. TILE DERBY. Fly-by-Night maintained the lead at 10 to I—taken to nearly 3001. Fauoletto and Dramatist were backed at 1000 to 60 each, and The 13 mute and Bird-in-Head received considerable support in well-informed qua :" the former at 1000 to 45, sad 1000 to 60; and the latter at 1000 to 40 and 1000 to 45. 1000 to 35 was taken twice about Result, 1000 to 30 and 3000 to 100 about Voirods, 50 to 1 and 40 to 1 to various sums about Rhedycina cult. Nothing else occurred worthy of particular comment. The quotations at the close were as follows : STEWARDS' PLATE (STOCKBRIDGE). 11S 104 i 131 S a Closing Prim 1 Saks to-day I 2. - SO yesterday. 1 to I p.rs. SO CC - Ira him . E l , AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.—Light, ye tootN / 0—CR.00430:41i PATENT FE SOD VINO FELT to perketly Impervious to rata, snow, .. ibi s.iod tag b or a tooted b y a lone and overawe .z et taut on tit 11"....; folor tunt tee weber required too dates, can be sabred won! by_supreettord perms. MUCK ONE FENNY ma „sag — MT. Crowson% Petro NONAXE4UUCTINO Fait owezarina Wier. and pros ...a 2t per ann. of foot.— br facao•A.... *est by pod cm appateatioS to CHASOON B:S;DOFWATIL-HILI., LONDON, wbo aLo ottprly Mill' au DSO hit owl INOteIOAWIt F. 4 kg wimp wall mad haute bell Mow rn•Wwdew the tanawevatea. untierg.,Notttog., E sad EMMAUMW'S, 101 Do. New Illi Maria Antoahi ell Do. New 90 MamoraiLiege (with tot ) 16 Northern of Franco id Ditto 201. shares (late Charleroi St Erquellsee) all Norwegian Trunk Prefer. la Paris end Lions I 20 Perla and Orleans I $0 1 Paris and Rouen ... ; A , Paris, Caen. at Cherbourg all ' Konen and Marrs 20 P, Royal Danish 2 litoyal Sweliah end a la l l l : De b .% per sle eoe Prefer. 2elSeinde all rWea , Flanders .... . .... ...1 10 I Do. 5i per Cent. Pr.tier.. li, , Western of France all .11eaLand ....».- Won 44 dole Copy Us' b., all Islrm.nvoiv.antourValla7 394 illiken.,Lan,it Cbss.Jun. all I lo.Chea.fedLili.s 4l 4Bo 6l .C. 19 Do. do. do 100 hrunol and Exeter 100 Caledonian all Chester an 4 Holyhead :I el 131 1 1 dis. 13 14 4 7 die. 90 9: 631 61 14 IS 9 11 : 1 4 ' , Mtn Calks WNW% Calks dl Zl;;Tilv.ilitt.dc;l -.. , . ... 45 [Alban and Belt astJODC. All Uund,Prth.,sad Aberd.J. rksuccessfil results of the last half century w proud tiered goestiott that iLOWLAND6' It ACAO4AR w orms swami, merishing vowels to the growth. res . ors. os:milloperismest of the bomat hair. It prereste it from tall. zsggg wow rey. marsgtbra• week bar. houses it from raid gsgmsolmslore it boo..talcity colt. eu ty, sod okm.y. lo the ....* f g tog word. whither% sod otototaritt • it to ori'ailing to its jagease sperstise. Tor rittldros it it especially reecontasodid 0 waft die but of • brmoitol bead of hair. Prim Is. 6d. ; Ts.; Mk Wein iritig 10 War smell). le*. tut.; sod doable that Mae, WOW —On the moppet of smlt bottle ars the words " how. NM Ilisameir OIL is two littes.—‘4l be A. ROWLAND sod sop la asttos-is " tre. Lodes; mid bedwraists sea pertlowers. 15i 161 iii ni 82 35 100 Past Anglian all Ditto (Oh If and IL) ali Eastern Counties IGO Emma Union, Class A ' 114 Do. Date E. U. .rds.) 1 100 Do. 4WD B l 0 Eliot Lancashire 100 Edinburgh and Gisegow Eli Edinburgh to.d Peebles 160 Edinburgh, Perth.lAndee 100 °league at South Western 10 9 'i Great Nort . 1 : t Do. . ft ._ ,:ti t t o C c heekt I ti°,, O GL you th. ani West. Ore ; IVO Great waters 100 Do. Stout Valley Ciu.Sti .11 I..semo.r and Carlisle . 14; Do. Thirds ~. ... —. 7 Do. New Thirds , , 100 Lia3ollllfre and Embalm 191 Do. Fifths Do. West ['Ming Unicos 11 Landon and Blackwell _. DO lnu., brigntou. AO-Owl 100 I,,tta. sot North Western Do. for 'aeney 16 Do. Firths . log Do.2loM.K.anal. (C ) Ste Do. Eighths 100 London he South Western 47e Do. 230 . .46 Do. 240 all Landonderryganoielto -- 4.-.4.a..nbef..* , • 21 29 91 12 11 •the 21/ 1 0 Ii 31 Pro 7 t. 4 apt Mr. Howard's Oahu's (t) 7M S Mr. IL 1101's Kingstown (t) NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 9 to 1 agst Sir C. Monck's Vindez 10 to 1 Mr. A. Harrison's The Spinner (t) 10 to 1 Mr. A Johnstone's Rotherham (t) LIVERPOOL CUP. 5 to 2 agst Lord Woton's Shoreham (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 15 to 1 apt Lord Cii don's Homily (on) 16 to 1 Mr. Oremle's Quince (t f) 16 to I Lord Wilton's Pumicestons (t) 16 to 1 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Mishap (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Payne's Syvages (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Msdanis's Instructress 25 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Want.ge (t) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Robg.ll(t) 25 to 1 Mr. Batson 's Maloamy (did) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt Mr. Howaro's Oulston 4 to 1 Mr. M. Dennett's Rattle (t) ST. LEGER. 8 to 1 agst Mr. Ralston Baid's Marchioness (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Flr•by-Night (t) 2/1 to 1 L rrd Wißoa's Dramatist (t) 20 to 1 Mr. W. Etwall's Danube (t) 20 to 1 Lord Derby's Fialaletto (t) 22 to 1 -- Mr. Bryan's Bird•in-Hand (1) 28 to 1 Mr. Howara's Tn. Result (t) 30 to 1 Mr. J. Merry's Voivode (1) 40 to 1 Mr. Hobson's colt by Footstool, out Rhedycina (t) 93 15 771 781 58 68 8 10 19 20 70 72 921 181 75 7 7 128 128 1,1 103 671 691 59 bl 73 60 6 10 poi S 1 0 pm 811 821 101 8 4 1031 1051 1431 2 21 pu NI • 25j 5 Ltipa Coq". IMO Were Deft Dalt AWN 99 i 9 Si Si RS 16 Ite Aana hL Innato Australims GOl4 /Anglo Californian ♦ turtralaaian ....... /Australian 30,000 1004000 10. 1 10,00 0 10 10,000 20 60,(O. 1 4,000 60 20,00,\ SO 10,000 35 0,000 BO 11,000 20 210,000 1 00,000' 1 12,000 60 100,000 5 350,000 61. PI 11011 33 TO:000 S 2,,00u 2 100,00.1 1 10,0001 20 72,00(1 1 11,0001 11 60.0001 1 10,000, 1 5,0001 ... 10,000, 6 103051 1 60,0 01 1 110,000, 1 300,000 1 1 Hopei 10 100,00(1 6 60,00 , . 1 10.04 ao I i i a Mom oinks simau , Mao kr* TRIIISEMAR.-0a the k« 29 . f Mai, UM, an bosom woo proated he Hionh (Al et Chute'''. and on IlUt Jes t 631101Nia wee made prapei UAL ata loBl, J O K . Pb Franklin int edam to mends thou lea n Imitation, soder a penalty of /Loy. W. oottoo.. ekes is protected by Rep Utters Tetra of Itheish,:. anA Wilted by the roue ot me Sub de Pur a... .ta yank and the In.pertal Pollen. se Made% Mime. roma:, %a I, te a result foe rolazatu.n, opoemoluebena sip shaset.cs ethe qua& Trterriaar. No. 2, eIhaIROOMF, intim shirt of tbrw ,ww. seaabiely ea 1 ent.rely 'radiuses sii wasidow Wane at Wo use w awarders "Una apeales hi." so Wu hem thseubtaa t tir, to t`.• ot he With al a yea prides at Os pudislea. umlaut no. J. is the areas e at pm* Iwr UM dam at dreldwe whirl, ultimately. the lasillsb phyuldas Visa with w the lardulie destresdies al ibe Wiest% onstihaties. el= eli VW wwwwwWa ut the world emu roam. Thaw godbor IA owl 11. we akie at iris re end. eel et all hueladwg aubtleb lere arty b r at do Ulu nano without Orb we Wig armaused. bid to fro ow" a Ile. garb ; tree by pente a t open,drablaa tato arena* dorm, or aiwildurtad by V i.mr.sors. ra.—to be bad, irbereesio ewe Mall. bs al =w. at ria — h — ew)Wwiwa. WI, wealth: Rams, ad Oe., as, Oiloreetreet ; susar.iik WoUeweet; I. IL buts% draulat. Ilaritaiureet. Nedautwt: Prisetlay, theme; lAwkerivast. Lorpool; Fitnna:l, inangollor, Iltabruert. aweatadhas 3 and Powell. toilweller. Is. Itmerelatiunet. Dohlln. ~.....-.. Auecrellan Cori Ultra kin&navon Iron & Coal *Brawn Iron eliraz.lmp.iiman s /.ynt Do. Coca& end Outdo Do. lA. Jo MI Del Ilky Carron'e Creel . ICL&Cour.Min.Co.dara 5 . 7, 63 31 21 sold, e l 1 "S I 1 1021 3 S Ign ells alp Pm Cobra Copper teolonuti tio'd Copiapo te.,pper Mioorm of Koo tDo. Prel 74 per Mot tEng.e.Australi.iaCoppr 14 USIC. • H ANOVER -S QUA RE ROOMS.—The Royal Society of SO Female Musicians gave their annual concert last night. si This eaceleet institution, which has now been established some fourteen or fifteen years, has for its object the granting IS oer asional or annual relief to all female musicians, being et di. members, whom misfortune or ill.health may place in need Sa of such assistance—the older institution, toe Royal Society ss of Musicians, only admitting male members. The large I*, and daily increasing class of female protesstAs of music, not at coming witiiin toe scope of the Royal Society, were with o-.t shy resource of the kind whatever, until Miss Masson (we believe) embodied the Soci et y of Female Musicians. t That Iris society is highly esteemed amongst the profession y e might bei sufficiently inferred from the number of distin gutshed artists who rendered their services at the concert le of let night. The list of vocalists com prisel Mattes. • Bockbults Felcoui and Emilie Krell, Mademoiselle I at. Cl .ra Novelto ; Mists Birch, Taylor, Laseellet, " and Dolby ; Herr Reichardt ; Messrs. Benson, Her beete, u beet., Lswler, and B.dda. The performances of these to artists were varied by solos by M. S iinton (violin), St. end Charles Halle (oisno t t irte). Some five-and-twenty 3? pieces were set do- n for performan ce, inc.uoing overtures s ', by Romberg and Cherubioi, a small but ethciest orchestra being assembled under the conductorship of Mr. Sterudale te Bennett. Tee concert altogether was of a higher character et.. than entertainments of this class usually are, and as there st. was a good attendance , w e trust it will be productive of • 3- beneficial result to the society. St so 8 1 cue I 8 . „ „ pc, A it 14 I; 7 74 24p I PR: I I ehoilutir Great Nugget Tria lag. +General Grand Duchy ot Swim Great Polsooth. —.. Liberty eLiteme LlisitAniall •M itruitAlla ... t Nem Granada ...... a +N.Ltearev Mitt. biLev. a Nouveau Waldo Poutaitaiud SUM Laid al Port Pb illip all tamale Nook eltbyinbcy Iran —... all +Lb. New ................. ill Santiago de Cute —. t2l !tenth Aurtrallaa -.. al, fin emit ,vCalted !drain& all yOlaller all 'Wag Mariovaa all t Trznilfendlie by stamped dead. mu 050ca.,00r....,..--___ all Do. I Whams, Mu I lOC Iliclbuld toe Do. iiirm. sod Deep, au ram 0. Wee. (Ire.) Zia Ditto Ralf Assam all Newcastle sad Carliel• Ili Newportabarp.llcHereloed Newry aod Enniskillen all NewT7Wiarrespoint &Kos 10, Norfolk 71 27! Sf 74i IS 44 46 171 I i 74& I & 61110 P vem 9 7 di• 4 S Thu ash: loin.. pow Bre, with Illastrationa and Map. anItANDS of the SLAVE and th e FREE ; or, Travel 4 in eitha, the Vitited Staten, and Canada. By Captain Murat& 'lzmir A. 14 6.4 Undo° John W. Parker awl Son, Wont Wand. . " 15 - it; New si •lorthers Comities Doke 100 South British 16 North Devoe, No. all De. 4 • Deferred 0 Do. 4 B Guerostood 100 N. thetern-11( iteßetch SO Do. gSIOII 11 Do. O.N.E.Pore. 41 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York SO North London a/1 Do. New 101. Mures . 174 Youth otottordahho . .. SI 63 1I 1 S THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. • •Ti The English stock market opened flatly, and a further decline of 1 per cent. wus temporarily esta blished ; but a recovery has aim* taken place, and prices are now qumed l per cent. higher thin they closed yesterday. Coneois, after being sold at 911, are now quote! , 91!. to 4 ex div., fur the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911, to 92; ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to .1, Bank Stock at 2101 to 211; Exchequer Bondi, 1859, at 1011; the March Exchequer Bills at 113 a. to 21s. prem.; ditto June, at 14s. to 17s. Foreign btoeki are steady. Some cunsidereile pur chases of Turkish carried the price up to 82.1; the present quotation is 81; to 82. Mexican is quoted 21; to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.. 18; to 1; and ltuesian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Danish Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 823; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1001 ; ditto Small Bonds, at 1091; and Spanish Yessrve Bonds, at 4. MR. AdaTON ON II .T.MORRIIOIDAL EVICTIONS. FISTULA. Re. Ju4 published, Moth deo. ft., T ait DISEA, IJURIES, J. MALFORMATIONS S of ES the RE CT UM. T. J By T. A.n and ree. lemma scat Blenheim—met Ukoperisas7. formerly 11041.0 Stukeun at Untrinity Calk go ffe know 0 DO work in the English language so complete and Prec tld '—Medteal Omuta:, it is the mod coioplete of all works at proiont uzplce conederation. - o•New York Jouroal of Medicine. "Mr. Adttoo • work I. by a inmi who arid= ly know+ his subiect pmetwally:*—Melkal TUTes and timotte. Londou . John Char: W.ll. New Rurilnatonatreet. WILLS THE Rienzi —We are glad to announce that this very clever light-weight, who met with an accident at the recent race meeting at liars; too, is so far recovered as to be able to proceed to Stockbtidge to fulfil his engage manta these this wick. 75 16 61 6 tll6 3 3} clla 14 1 81 53 48 60 - 7,4)0 30 110,04.0 1 0,000 to X9,17+ 119.2.81 70,000 I .i i if 61 St 41 VI :{OftE Wen 10 Port( 6wathWeet. lone Igo Oxford. Wore., & Wain? 100 4cottleh Central 1W) acacia& liklland It siarewstrar7 end Umbra) 100 ...trophies 0 South Deem Li par 4143 ale 6. 7 dm For 29 90 101 104 BANK& &l 1 84 88 :t0e— 104,01 JOINT STOCK Mot:Wiwi' iiric.Col.itanharLoan Co Brim!'" North Amer can Chili'WWl Book of Mil troalo.or Ind.,Aus.k CD. Car . . I 6517zdal SG au cut. par 77. CMS ornery stanch Memi nimeta ----- , Twelfth Edifice. ffro, bouni. price liie.. pp. 900, EOMCEOPATHIC DONIES'rIC NtEDICINE. Br .1. Earnie. N.D. Devoid of all teentealkr. No otectleine plemetbed 'elbows tie Indlaattass for no mleetton. rad %be maga ta be wlmtniterad. As exaglant wort for families. anker•ntw. fit miiineterien A Illielidne Ebeet fur the. work. PR. We An EP 'TIME of the ABOV E. Pete b. A Out& to three who fire Nino of commencia.; the Homeopathic treatment in family pew len •On for the work, price Site. • Carrion free on receipt of poet-office order. beef IrieLl,4 et. Peunrehurehraril, and .o.Vero-etrezt. Onforleareet. 47 49 13e 141 62 63 29 30 3 tdie 0,01,11.1.•••• Cornmercall of London... Eng.,l4cot."&Austklart. 11,ontl , •11 . s . . - 4 -5 3 P -6 ! S4l 59 41 20 2 $6 46 22 24 :&;;!iio ;wo, 10 .... lim.ce~.x.nr or 171 131 1 2pm 111 12, 20 21 20 1 1 I die 1 pal el Jura pabUshed,new and improved taw" pries Is.. THE CLRABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; be in g a Series of Paprewriting the moat prominent and lower taut Practical Polata In the pera, Treatment of the thaosse. BY V. 11. RASA NM Y.D.,Psliow of the Cellera of rh .tclan.. late Seam . Physielail to the loyal Infirmary for tbsuseesof the Chee. Ac. Alao. by the same Author. trios A 10L ed.. TIMATISI: cm AST II M.\ andan Dl3 A.3E.4 of the LI EAST. Lawton . Lonrro and Co NEW NEWSPAPER LAW. Now randy, fro: to any a4l.lfrri on receipt of Ftarnp., ITCHELL'S OFFICIAL EDI I lON of the NEW ACT RELATING to NEWSPAPERS lad ITOODICALA. Publl.lnal by C. Mitchell, Newspaper Prow Director, Getw, Red Loa *run, II elf MOIL A . DAILY 0 P LONali LIN DON G NEWSPAPER, FOR I'ER WEER. the Proprietors of the D COLT NEWS et hire dermined Pavertat pon the ahem f the Compulsory Stamp their Evening , u the LEPEL.* Priers TWOPENCE. UN STAN PED, snail be produced raespirti in all the Stature• or an Imperial Newarper. Tbe EXPRESS will report Public Meetings, the Stab. Money, hue bed general Unfit eta, the Courts of Lowend Police, the events N the day, sod all matters of general intereto the hour of publl- ORM The We and Paella Intelligence of the Uprise will be full, late, rd The threw will 'attain at brut Twenty-two Colima of New on itss and htelliesee. sad any creawd &ritual by Ad• filaments owe will be won by an haws le the stet of h., Parr. It will be psbhbed so as to reach any place within Seventy Miles el Lawton by KAM'', by an early hour on the same evening. Order hues the Country tee unshaped c mita moot be given *rove% u Ag at In the ..o..stry Town, and may be ' , Afraid to the PWWaer. W. KINO HALM, at the Moe, 10, BOUVerte-Weetf Pketetrnt, London. T HE DAILY NEWS: LON'DON MORNINO PAPER. prime Sd. r tending Liberal Journal. tM advocated tree erommeme and of iL erred reform. Infor la 1.00 *Mint and mine of Ito general semi the 1011Oirael of its kw mon". oad la the warted mercantile eoramercial ms. sra nietemad the elm redway, and nenee:Arr .trUcare--this paper . _ lacked. N •PCCIAL COIREAPODENTe AT f fir VI Of WAIL thi PiRCIO4 lo MEL! AbLet AND IMPARTIAL. naleavely early rayon of ablygeog die Indian dead to nap . Plied le it by ever/ Overload and it ionising , TIM WILT DAILY MINING IMPORT, oft Not of pr - tieO IT ILICLIIDE4 ALL OFF MINI': ADvmumturra. sa§ ol 7 ingotisoMot. and MAIM moor. by IMMO dim slaty U pan mam re itammampentrim. trde Moor ar ia old early Worms!" sobromi ter Melt • altemorm poidoo OK Islartor to am. To be ordend dew boalroDer or mars r ma b tbe kingdom ; at at tM old" imiversertmot, Vismatmet. ondon. N.B. - abaft be osportoroed ia nrookaios Or paper by meals, lon ea•idooldfdloa.die po/MMIN trUI, .pier foniteb the to tamp of moo avow grey imo gayety it. At pee master, paid ta gagger ly lerallgs seer _ AMY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY Pby ISTIISI,3 Kid I', at Ita. bd. per pr. payment in 1011.4 MADDOI.IO. Upper lagalay.t, gganerpark, 800 sad Illors Arai DAJT•T NEWS Jain TO HEAD, from 8 a.m. until 3 pm, at la. par vat; snorcaa in town or country. at pa., ter 36. "or vor 19a. 61 par nutrias; , h61.1Y.116, Om *rest, T vet, Wlirtahiara. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at I. per qmarter.—SENT by moss ISO MAIL at SI I 21.. 6 —EVESINO DO., i9n. 6d, per qr.—H. ADAMS, 9, Parnaineaustrims lirstaiastw. Mews Agent. UAYSWATEIL-11AILY NEWS LENT TO LIP RAD sad lappLied to the gauntry by evening post, at 198.04. LT . = ... lay, paid is minims. M. BIJAME. Grava-Mnimm. Wm& 2"saftst. ____--...-•-•-...., - _ On Friday Lord Lyndhurst will call the attention of the House of Lords to the treaty of the 2nd Dec., 1864, and the recent conferences at Vienna, with reference to the position of Austria in her relation to the Allied Powers. The Sussex Advertsser warmly supports the appeal of • magistrate of that county, to at once establish a its tormatory School for juveaile offenders. The obstacle is the supposed difficulty of meeting with a house and with land adapted for the purpose; but Mr. Baker, who was the int to establish, and who is at protect carrying on a Reforma tory S:hool nn bis own property at Hardwicke, near Glost tester, says, in a recent speech, " that no plate would be so imitable as an old farm boost, just put late ordinary wea ther-tight repair, end as plaisly furnished as could possibly be." end in addition to this, from twelve to twenty acres of had adapted to spade husbandry, is all that would be :a ttired. Brairrorm. CosOUTII2.-1. Roebuck's eons wittes met yesterday sad speed so its report, whisk is Ilivels in atom is sae mon Pisresiedis ridiseat he WI of M Woof taw& .nom. kao*. 01 Lod% VI • Martha. pr Lola. .rat. iii. Lifilt. bta 01 1. i the Ism N. Ks d ibis. yr. Yr. A. I. brawl, of lawar 4 : lasire 4 a► PRIDAT.—WINCIIKSTER RACES. TlllllO WINCIIIO‘7I.IIIII.IINIAL STlllil.4 Of 1 0 110.11. elCh, olds; col*. at bib; fillies, ils*. 31b; untried stallions or mares 4. lowed Mo. be. only ens allowance. The winner of the Derby. 71b, the sesend. Sib tura; the winner of the Oaks, Two Tbowand (Albums, or Om Thilimond Gallium Wakes at Newmarket, or the ittoekbridire Mania Mites. Ids entre. Two miles and a dlst,ne . (5 subs.) illeallbie= r ignpri 06 C a therine, Game Puilet k3lb), Oleogowris, SW% , Dan Cupid i3lo). AlNmisaaws VOA Tea 01•101NAL HAMISICILI SWIM Two miles asa a alimer-lbe highest weleht acceptinn helm ht 101 It las b, hum WWI 111 list 71h, and the others left in in proportioo. Herc u l es sd A g. " lb Imogene Sib sits) Ethelwoif Joe Milks 3 6 Cock Pheasant (inel 3 6 S 5 3 fby Collingwood ou A t g. it b 6 711 of Lucy BIU/lIS 6 711 aby Id .. Boy oa t of Victor 6 7 Lady Speedes dam . 3 311 Tug OILISOR Paul STA ILIS 0 10 1.0,0. tub, 140000 added if three horses start ; for 2-yroide ; colts, tist 71b ; fillies and gettinge, Bet 31b. The winner of a stakeout 100 sore. value or upwards, inciud. Ins the wlrmer's owl stake, to carry ilb t; of two ouch, and each of the above ,aue, 71b eats: the ' second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) - Als Wentworth, Pstachio Nat, Intimidation, The Ca nadian. turbo°. Maid of the Mill, Prince of Orange, Blue Mantle, f by Orlando—Plush, Itegerttiorpe, Pyrrha, Gle•Ule, The L•ttle Bird, eby Epirus—We tort, TaTtilltDoL, sugarcane. LINK 11111JOTT'S PLATS 01 lOU guineas • 3-yr-oldo, lit 7lb ; ; four, 9st ; Sew, eat Gib; six and aged, bst lilb. ' Two miles. To name on Tbareday sight. Us Cm' Moamar' PLATS of 3n revs., If three horses start, for 3- grarlds and upwards. Optional selling weights, Ike. One mite and a enewter. To close oe Thursday un bt. eirffl,6l.lllllol of I MTS. each, with 40 added, for 2-yr. olds and up- Wurds. T.Y.C. To dune on l b uraday night. The Bristol papers contain extremely eulogistic notices of the late Dr. Estlin, who died in that city is few days ago. The deceased was the contemporary and the friend of Southey. Coleridge, Robert Hall, Ai., and it was at his table that Welter Savage Landor first met the -oet laureate. He was distinguished 45 an oculist, and in 1812 he established the Dispensary for the cure of Complaints in the Eye, situated in Proginore wrest, Bristol. From period to the present, between 60,000 and 70,000 patients have been either entirely cured or greatly relieved therein Fur the first fifteen months of the Institution all its ex penses were defrayed by Mr. Estlin alone, and until disabled by illness, he continued to give his services gratuitously. The following extract from his will is worthy of preserva tion t—" Anxious to mark my disapproval of the absurd waste of money that usually taki.s place or. the occasion of a finer'', (money which in many cues can be illidiff.dded to be thus squandered), I especially direct that my funeral expenses (exclusive of any sum necessarily employed about the family vault, or for travelling should I die from home), shall not ezesed twenty pound,. It respect to the dead can only be shown by black feathers and black coaches, I am willieg to pass to my resting place enreepected. As however my object is not to save mace! for my estate, and as, with out these directions, an additional sum of forty pound would probably be expended in beerhees show, I direct that this latter awned amount of lorty pounds be distributed in charity as fullims." [A number of bequests to deserving poor are then named.) DEATH OF THE EARL OF CARTSFORT.—We have W record the death of General the Earl of Caryl" at his temporary residence in t e vicinity of Clifton. The deceased, who was boo in 1780, entered the army soon after he at tained the age of 15, and served in the campaign in Ger many. 'leo in Ireland donee the rebellion in 1798 ; was at the battle of Zurich with the Russian army, bed subse quently with the army in Egyp t under Sir Ralph Ahem: the m bie, to whom he was aidesdrtamp. He took part in expedition to Sweden, subsequently served in the Peninsula under Sir John Moore, and wee at Cornelia. In July, 1809, emharked with his rt g ment for Welchers°. From 1811 BIS be served with tie Guards in Spain, including the sliniewee of Tarifa. lo the nest year he served in the cam paign in Hassel, and at the attack on Bergen orsoom 1110wanded a brigade of Gaards. Deceased, wh o was wieWarried, is succeeded in the family banners and estates by lie only brother, V i re-Admiral the Hon. Granville Lwow Proby, tennis 1781. INQUEST ON THE HoN. G. N. CUAZON.—Yester day an inquest was opened by Me. Bedford, at the Three Compasses, Mount-street, to inquire into the circumstances attendees' the death of the Hon. 0. N. CIITSOII, who died at St. George's Hospital, on Sunday 'nothing, from the effects of injuries received by being thrown IrJW his horse. The evidence adduced did not throw any light upon the cause of the accident. It was stated that the bore was the property of deceased, and a very quiet &aimed The cause of death wee fracture of the be e of the skuentll. al death. Deeeaied nev er spoke after the fall. Verdict, " Accid" THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN WOOD-STREET. yesterday Mr. Payne, Coroner for the Oty, held an in quest at the Crieplegate School-rooms, Philieelanc, on the body of James Thompson, aged 58, the carman who lost his lifet through the fell ot a mese of stow cornice at the ' warshonee of Messrs. Mont and Brows, in Wowd-street, Cheapside. It appeared frees the evidence that the acci dent would not have occurred had the work been shared up, but so oonfident was the fertwan of the masons in the streagth end superior m aaaaa in which the works bad b-ea constructiti,that shoring +se hot resorted to. The jury, otter delibendieg tar we re Wan half-an-heur, returned verdict of " aced, ntal de oh, by the falling of stow-work, eitc ," end at the we time Impressed their regret " that shoring had not been wed, that the tic bolts were ineffective," s O 4 added," that each tususuel projectioasinalwrow streets were highly objeetiwable." (MUM DATese-JONS 18.— Aambsice. as mass; 6,793; 00 by sow Opium :MIDDLESEX REFORM REGISTRATION SOCIETY.— ... Yeveritey toe I meeting et the above societ y was held r, at No. 6, Jermyn . ssreet , St. James's, Mr. James M..ut• ii comery, chairman at the committee, presided. The report le stated that previous to the hoiding of the Revision Court, is the society had taken step s to stren g then the reform interest b. before the revising barrister, the remelt showing on increase an of 241 voters, there heir re 531 claims allowed, and '290 struck i l : off. There were 15,322 voter' for the county, being an 20 increase of 712 since the election of 1&52; but it appeared ie • that as many as 7,500 electors bad never exercised their tight to vote, being nestle one.baif the voters. The com mittee believed that the maloWy of these would support a Xt.! liberal candidate. During the year the committee had to ttn, lament the death at the Right Hon. Henry Tuffuell, !cp., . V t. • their resident. His p l ace has been supplied by the Hon. etA. Compt .0 Caven ish, M.P. The income amounted to 3031 125., which included 2511. 194. subscriptions and dons. 1 0 Gone, and after paying all necessary expenses, a sum of 1001. St. rernsini d due is the treasurer. The Tenon was received it. and adopted, when the president, vice-president, and coos- 1 1 itlatt,ee were rf -eleeterl. end that ks voted to the chairman.n. THE REGISTRATION. Yesterday notices were so issued in the City or L indun and the boroughs of Westroia- St. ater, blarylehone, Finsbury, the Tower H amlets, South- 5 31- work, Lambeth, and Green wich, that all persons desirous of ~ being peace den the regiger of voters now about to be made .;'.. eat, in r.rpect of the occupation of premises of the clear Party value of 101., must pay all poor's rates and assessed It. I lazes due from them in respect of such premises on or before 13 4 the 20th of July, or t , ey will be excluded from the list of r . voters. Ail persons entitled to vote in the election of county ,L members, who are out already upon the register, or who g, being upon the register may have changed their qual - fleas a I lion or place of abode, niu-t, on or before the 20th of J sio ly, VI send in a written claim t o th e overseers of the parish 11 which their quilifi:atioa is placed, contain in g a full de. '2l', scription there'f, and their name end surname at full 1 ,1 length. Persons already on the resist, r need not m•ke a 20 new claim unless they have changed their qualificatioo or 10 place of abode. nt. M. MUNTZ ON ADMINISTRATIVE REFORIL—At a :1 ward meeting, held is issrmisighani, on Thursday evening, so to promote administrative reform, the following letter was Ids read from Mr. Moats, H F.:—" i refuse to attend or I reside 121 1 at the meeting, because 1 will not countenance an agitation 1:, which, I feel convinced, can lead to no result but disappoint• a, me at. The secesaity ler administrativ e referee has been ~,,7 apparent fur mans. years hi all reflecting minds, but it has 141 been equally evident to all who have thoroughly firmed- I. rste'i the subject, that it is on.y by a thorough reform of the 11 House of Commons itself that any lasting impression could • 16 be produced. It m a y be ar g ued that the corn law abolition e n ;: and many other important measures have been enacted by I , i , the present House of Cemm ma ; but it muss be remembered I. that these laws were passed by the legislature in consequence Co of great pressure from without, sod could not he repealed 114 without time being allo w ed to the people to make use of r the most eiteraette remonstrances. Nut so will adininis- tralte of .Im. It has been e stimated that there are about ei b , aty tuotPand places of one s wt. or the ether in the gift of !S the government. Of these, at least fifsy-five thousand are 10 er.u..tic.d, Lind only a few of the most prominent of the 1 . 11 - 1 r• .r..inttcr arc sometimes brous ht before the public, when :' an, sty infoutous appointment is made. World it then be i f r ....,b1« to frame any legidative enactment to COhtTO; all 2.F tilt 5... appointments, or even any majority of them: If not, S the whole agitation would be a deiusion, end mere.y useful 1 in drawing the attention of the people t....m Cue rea. .:,'I- eulty—t..at the House of Commons does not represen. .:.c I 60 people, as at present conatituted. I request you will expl..in b . 1. the shove to the meeting." DAILY SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.— mu Yenerdrey the (tail WTI , e at St. Paul's Cathedral, which lasi .ee n suspended tor some time past in consequence of 11. repairs, titc., was resumed, and will take place at ten o'clock in toe to ruing and half-past two in the afternoon, until •" N Farthir notice. DIE PROGRESS OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAV.. —1 he American Telegraph Company expect to have tele graphic ronmunication from Europe, via St. Jobe 's, Now t mudland, to New York, before the ChM of the season. . 1 0 The centpaey io preparing to Icy down, under the Ittlintic, at., a submarine cable from St. John's to Newfoundland, for w hich purpose a contract hem been made with some French gl- 19 and English noeratots to complete th e same within three years. Is 1858, it is said, London and New York will corn. be 'nucleate hourly by telegraph.— Weshingion lonall•gencer. The Birmingham Mercury rays that an elephant, SO 120 y. ars old, is to be shot this week in that town, in con- too tequenee of extreme age and physical weakness. 62 [Advertisement.] —MANY THOUSAND CURES BY 1)11 litall'ell or tenet me ARABICA POGO. without OW didn't, consent/Doe, or expeuee (m it mes fifty times its mat in other 50 r. .nadlee).—Cure No. 71, of dyspep From the Right Hoe. the Lord htuart de Dacus: o 1 have derived considerabie Windt from Do SO ISirrrallevalteta Arabic& Food, and °sadder lidos to yourselves end 2 the chile to authorise the publication of theme lien. @car ea Dacua."--Cre No. 45,552. " Fifty yeses' Indadoriedie spay from 124 el7ePrised. wernstudess, asthma, cough, constipation, flatulencl , gl. scones, iialuire at the etareach, and remitter, have been re newed by its Earty'e meelleat food. Mama Jour, Wortham Ling, nest Did PierSola." la medusa, suitably pecked for ell climates, if sad CC MI Wt. Whom—CO, lin; itlib.,2ol. • eeper.inincl. Mb., tis.; Nib. Us. The ii l!). and 121 b. eyrie.; tree on riceipt of V yoshallee arber.—Ltarry us Daffy end Co., 77, Ilegentatted, Loa ded Plelkia=dbamMent and Os, 1111. FicrodfliT 1 1100 . 1 U. Cc" bin i i 26 i ei 118WilloPIPWWW; OFs 0014 411 . 4 4 Asa I" 1111 mil. \ 17ii et.Zial idateen So *Kith Waite ISouth Yertehas Ricer Due *.ockumi end Darlington. a ; raft Vale, £lO S b Sly lhalhailiarenlloeklatail . Ali Vale of Keith a ll Waterford and Kilkenny all *faterlorel end Limerick • al. Vfeal London all *GA Cornwall S W.Eadef Lor..lllCryeial I% FIEVERENCE B :30 Aberdeen 100 I 110. No. 3, 7 per Cl. 100 ,Calelonlan, LIB All lAlbkilalt&tioiy.Gur.36 p.e \ all Cure and Bandon ~ ... a ll Duad.Perth,ll AberJuso. 103 Do. do. Clam 13, 6 per Ct. I gest Anglian Clan A be -109 Do. do. Claw C, 7 per Ct. 61 East. Don 1510 , .,3 p0.,N0 I 61 171.t0 do. N 0.3 l' ' Do. New 6 per Cut. Staab 60 eoe.Untun nu. 6 p.Ct. 100 Ewe Laneaebo a sill haat itweetYork Jun.3the 10. lEdus.,rertb,OunAse 4 pet. lei I Great Northern 3 per .1100 Do. 3 per cent. able at 10 pet. pa.. 10 , Do. 44 per cent 5 I Do.lp.euehrel.at3p2tp. 6 ; U.Wcat.nse...-_ . lee i Do. 5 p.c. redeem.ris.. 1 , 0 , 1 Doeime.k redeem.44p.o 11X ' Ditto irredeemable 4 p. et.' !IL Do. 11L-m. Pref. Charm ... i al; Do. Cheater Wet. ba. 1 ell D O . do. no. O p.c. lino , Di. liirm. Cos. Owed i a.... 1... iiibertn Due. Maras 1 all • Do. do. do. all , Do. do. do. .., . 6 Lenenhirelk Turkel , 1130 I Iti ', Ditto 6 per omit-Mock._ 1100 L0i..1 Bright. G. 6.cent. 100 Ditto New Our 6 p Ct. 5 11..n.aintiWesterin.Tkirds ..ILondueiderr) &Coke. 4 eh. ail Lor.donderrlzkEnnisk.4 sh all illsn.Sheft.e.Line-Newlol. 44 Do. £6 it Num. St Carliate,4e pet 100 14101•04 1 031124.01.&11. 4 1.a 111 Do. Pref. 41 per et. all Ditto £$ Pref. 4 per sent au Norfolk Debentures 10u Do. 511.erat.Pref4t1b 47 NM Do. Pref. 4 per et. St. 180 North British 100 51.Eset.—Berw. 4 p.M.Pref. 5 Do. do. do. 13 Do. Leeds ap. et. No. 1 II Do. Do. (ten" 1848 10 Do. York Hte Parch. all North Stalordsture \ 100 Ozt.aeore.a ..$ 01.1346 p m all deu el 6 ttlatiCentral New Pre. l death 1 Ditto Devoe rued 44 per Coat. sli Siert (Itesd.lon.,Fl.u.6) 100 DPto 41 per tt. 1 si. ificsith Wai...A0..1.4i pant sr. l utb.Yori,inrelperet.Guar 1$ 4toetons Darling/no p. 1 1 tii aterlordteliilkener6pet LINES LEASED A' I (le ell I Bedfor w d edLep. B&leteig• d to 100 Boeltiaglistealite (lass* to Lo n d on ts.S.Westeee)l ;Clydesdale Jusetion I (lewd to Caled , dilan).. , 100 , EartLincolosh. ethirep.Ct (sassed to Gt. Northern) 113 ,Gloarerter Dean forest (Wd to Gt. Western, Bollteeley( en Llforkiidtilid 5 I Do. jj shares Lii T tto) Do. i shares oitIo) I 12ILceidon sod sawn& (leered to South FAlleTl3) .120 Ditto Prefereoce (ditto) 100 Lowestoit D2ar. per Cent, • owt to too 1 Ditto ditto j - th to Los, TilbuT & B°° (leasad to eto at Co. a ig =,A Bumon.amadoe, to,..*N.w.aite., a marranaaro' and Becket (liased tokdockt Id larL) all Midland Braalord (alidl.) lii•annarket Burs titans ' IL4.SL to EuttrP c a'!9 61. gu u. 3 per cen t. ?and (nsecitoEslt.Cousties) all Ditio • per Cam fratoshW (Leu.Loo. daork) 1,14 Ditto edam fdlttq, 10 11,100.M0101.$ se I 00 010 Vss'ad I Oh dir too 0 01011 101 ed , Wages) ..... SO Woos Voflos.llolCl,o l ,s, I 211 Or ti glow AO Mr Ilepist Pim tim 06 IT 19 101 i 4 6 llli - II pa 1 . 13 1 6 - 8 es 111 1111 1 111 II 110 112 11 101 l 102 I i I; 94 140 92 94 1u 11 17 171 14 101 71 78. iii iii 10 1 13 MB 131 139 Si al Pm i I P.isi i 119 141 I dis its 4 1 "A 101 103 03 *5 40 T i - Lk lil 108 106 Mi Ili al Par .pe sr 161 Vs II 21 PIM UNTALL .8 ICO 100 103 184 1U 27 29 lul 709 $3 34 ul 12j le 'I 9 - I SI 1 1 1 Pm 55 60 tol in 135 2t Si di& ; N .96 London and County London J , tnt Stock London and Westminster Sat. Prow. of kml lol m l , Do. New National of Ireland WeVlio nth Wales Orient. Runk Corporation Provinetelof Ireland DO. New . Bard eurtrelien &ma im( and tiold 13. p. Co. Knuth Aurtralle ....... Union of Aurtrelis Do. New 111BCELLANI 2.5 Australian AsricultoraL 10 Australian P.oitil 10' Berlin vk sterworka ..... - 50 Britian Atrierran land... 5 100 Omuta Mt.l Do•Gerret.JutanalJulp 5 Plana l'aliwe " Itaatcrn swam 221 51 11 45395 0 1 1 0 0 2 '.15 'GeeCarT l , Ma'am Nariestiun 1 Nortn Brit. Atutralaslan 20,Nurtk of Europe Stem I °runts! Ga. . ••• 5; Peel Ktecr Lan laMirirml 50 Peaks ttlrmmutat Stem 1" Do New 2 Portland tronConitatal•• 1 21 624 a c — 2 3 pm 13 In 2 74 74 734 t 11 19^' 4,4 194 594 1 IMott ttslua I Auar. usvems -1 Do. Nes. 12,douth MIAMI= Land 119ubonannc Do. Do. /01tistertd 20 TrustitLoanr"of Uptain 100 Von lhasan's Lard 261 atl 5 i 284\ 13 136 FATALITIES PROM THE EXPLOSION OF FlRE womes.—An inquest was held at Msnebester yesterday, before Mam r. Herford, enronor for that city, on the bodies of a man ned Itnhert Hepworth and a b - py named Ephraim Clegg, who hod died in the Royal Infirmary from barns. The deceased end the mother of the b y were engaged at • house in Charles-atrcet, on the Bth instant, in making fire works, tn be used at a public w h e n and had put a quantity of powder into an oven to dry, , swing to some cense, it egplodcd, bursting open the oven and almost destroying the house. The deceit:4d and Mrs. Clegg were all much burnt and injured. and were carried 0 the Infirmary. Hepworth and the boy died os Friday night, and the woman is not heel, to recover. The verdict was that the occur rence was accidental. THE MINNOW FLITCHES.—(From a Correspon dent.)—Ou the 18th of July, the day appointed ter the presentation of Mr. W. Haerison Ainsworth's Bitches of bacon, all the tradesmen in the town have agreed to close the oho. e, and give the men • hcliday to see the procession. The French and English soldiers are righting side by side as allies in the Crimes, at.d the Lord Mayor and corporation of London having been feted at Paris by the French, therefore, to chow a recipneity of feeling, Le Chevalier de Chstelain, a French literary genteman, with Madame his wife, are accepted as partakers of the time-honoured custom of Duomotv, conjointly with James Harlow and Hannah his wile, a worthy English couple. LONDON-BRIDGE. Yesterday workmen com menced widening the pavement kr loot passengers on the Southwark side ef Lu i don-hridge. The arrangements for the regulation of carriage tragic over this bridge are work ing most satisfactorily. THE INCOME TAX COLLECTION. Yesterday the Cmmissioners of Inland Revenue issued instructions that in o the returns now being made for the collection of income tax Inc the current year the assetoments under schedules A and B, made in the year 1563. in respect to lands and here. ditaments, are to -ins ..n in force at the inerea.ed rate granted by the 17th Vic , chap. 24, ezcspt in the case of new buildings having been commenced. WRECK OF THE SHIP BARTLEY.—RICHIBUCTO , JUNE 4.—The Bartley, of klaryport, Colgan, from L iver pool, laden with nrrehacclise, is iepotted nn shore at bucto Cape, and has been sold as a wreck, together with her cargo. CHURCH RATES.—A polliog for a church rate far St. Paul's parish, Bedford, took place yesterday, whoa the ambers at the Giese were poia; Against a who ash Ist • ti rats,222. 56,8'91 96 20,000 100 4,000 10 60,01.0 6 12,000 RS 32.0.0 8,000. ... 20,000" ,C 4.1; ev,l,oo' 11,11161 100 30,000 1841,000 6•0.10 24.0;A 10,00 25,0 buohl 154,009' 50,00 0 WOW ?1,000 10,676 1 15,001 5(400 120,0 w 50,0001 2•4oevi 50.0021 I 100,000 100,00 C 1000 /kW 14.000 14,000 10,000 35 SC U 62 53 42 44 1 74 7541 74 214 9 9 1 9 24 2 di. Si w, IEOOB. 174, 32 33 119 121 1144 1134 1144 24 34 3 1 pn, 41 17 8 CI 6ixd 2 21 I 1 NINES. MONDAY EVNNINO. Lees activity prevails in the market for home into lug stocks, but there is still a fair amount of bu,iness and continued inquiries for shares in Whet.' Buller, South Frances, Alfred Consols, West Allred Consols, Wheal Edward, and West Francis. Amongst the sales reported are South Frances, at 505, 510; North Bassett, 27, 28; Attie d Consols, 11, ; West Francis, k 2, 23 ; W. a Providence, 12, i; Wheal Cupid, 8 ; Buller and Basset United, 41,. The gold mining shares meet with little i quay. United Mexican shares have fallen to 3} to 4. St. John del Hey were quoted 11. lower, and Santiago were flatter. The British lion Company's shares were more inquired tor. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctock. The gold ruining 'harts remain quiet. Peel River shire.., have declined to 2, to 21. Nath British Australasian site quo•ed dia. to par, and Australian Agriculm: al, 32 to 33. UnPed Mexican shares have again declined, mark ing 3: to Sanii Igo have been dealt in at &I; Great Polgowh at 2; and Clarendon at d to 1 , prem. COMMERCIAL AND MAR.KI7T,'... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAGNUTIC .11LEGII.APH.) (MON Otla OWN CORRESFONDINT.) At our corn tc-rket this morning there was I. good at leudsocs of Ott. ~en and country dealers, but toe was .atremtly Wheat, ,ur, peas, beans, oats, (lately's', and oth.r dilutes are unaltered if con.pared with last Frioy's ricer, with the eaceptton , of ludi,n emu, which is quo d ted a t a redacted' of Is. per quart' r. The weather is very fine. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. SUGAR —The market has uprred fur the wank with a Cut appearance; ttu• pohhlC sales ern proarts•ing is. vily, 41. d the imparters Sr. is freely' ',ippon prices. CC:WPM—The public 5a . .4 of Viax.atiou Ceylea is pro gressiug steadily. lisk.—The market is firm; common C.ngou BV. r ih. buyers. COTTON.-30 0 hales sold yesterday. SALTPETRE.—This article is firm at the advance ut Is. quoted yesterday. It...traction 2} to 6 sold at 30.. to 30%60. Rica —A earl: , 4-1 It ititeuoa sold, to arrive at 12., Run cuatihues in gouel oemar.d at fol. prices. TALLOW MARKEL-THIS DAY. The matket is quiet to e ie soma bur :.e b doing tor export, but very 11 , tle an sot cu:sti .r.. tallow is quoted 494. 6d. nett cosh ; Petembui g V. C. on the spot, 625. ; June, 61. i. 9d. ; October to December, 63, W. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET'.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. 1.1, , :1 rroorts to to bekory, sod price.. 14.13% Prime m.sdou boy, 84.. to 9 O.; superior, interior, SU, to Gin; roweo, to 85. ; euver, ;041.. to 126,.; seoosid cut.llss. to 130..; straw, Z 4.. tu IMPORTATION OF WINE AND SPlRlTB.—Yestorday a return to perliarn. • nt was printed, from which it appears that in the year euded the 6i h January, t' ii q b u on en d ti i t n y t o t t e is w i n a i r . imported a w as . n lO t , h 87 e 5, 6 8: ga b l e :ls :7, ;...h , o , quantity chargi.d with duty for home cimarimptitn wan 7,149,612 go!. ire. The sic& of wine remaining ninths. 11,987,832 gs. In Oa year 11,348,836 gallons of spi its were importeil. The quantity retain' d for home consuinp tics was 3,128.313 gallons. titre were 8,117,767 gal: ,i.i. under bond on the 6th January last in warehouser. 'ME EXPENsE OF LAW COMMISSIONEL—A rtt..rm has just been puts t:': .d, horririg th it a c .111MiSSi9C, .! t. , i lasted ab3ut t.wci r.rs ((vim 1824 to 1826), on the i r:.,; ~e of the Court et Chnnecry, cost 7,4681. 19i. 2,41. Anothir commHion, en the practice of the suoerior courts, in rise yiill (from 1828 to 1833), cost 33.6571. 2s. Another, on reel property, in lour years. eoat 38,3261. 7a. 14. ; and other orehullaiosa oat walla mums. I '!` :•" • r . 16 r • • f rio • • ♦ ti ` l~ • Ham %root rw York Ca.catta kotweip oterrlsst . N.V.es ew York Gems alskiers eg Koos bides= lanthorg ott rd/m igos Bei looduras flallraz ilparalie secestaa Astrerp lwatleria peoe __Wee! Toswg wimple twos@ plumuo _ . I:l7eisi exta Unison, Antigua aausogia amnia Ad= I nrr !obi - 0 Ditesel rasping' lotAtiSSO Ica. /L Jam 11. nay U. oar *We it foram lit 1.911 D lag es I' :7 1 t)••• SIO gel riIADOS .'; 416