The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-11 00:00:00

sod every portico round the gulf is harmed 10 110 " 1.4 * The Arrogant and Magiciesse had made good work la tint way in the Gulf of Wyborg, sad lad moved some forts and barracks ia that quarter. Dilute? bad arrived fsomEogland with two mortar Is .* la tow ; the third she had lit go at sea. The vows bad also arrived, fall of powder and rockets, avid doe (hyper, with her two mertan ; and at this r h o!_ we have slso quits a Best, under Roar-Admiral ; so what with ships, blocks. swum Ina. = .an d c airn, everything looks well gm/ NM ' 9 ' - r oad affair. The floating batteries are the only ads. now in the back ground. The Russians, how. ow , keep theit spirits up ; they are all on the poi vies wherever we go, and quits ready to give as a warm reception. Our cruisers are all activity round Eekiagfors down to &logo, so that the smallest was belonging to the allied powers peas up and down the golf without the slightest feu of molests-I lion. The Queen, of Dundee, passed up the gulf to Croestadt, filled with provisions, ou private specula. ties, for the fleet. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The araosin leek the obi* as twelve edsd. LONDON WILT 0911MITITIL Kr. WALPOLI amid rat ism Lined do Roth.- shild be el Mary Mwpm Woo the Wool essosiite• on the Londue_!_iill.)ll_lll osuumi Goals. art.seseeked that die bones mold not be lewd by the dulls. a the oomusktee ; he Omit it would be WSW list the BINS should be heard by essinael bsAs. the heart Null. iwllosslne. moved se es wasai• OM lift awes Lead do ItsidoshßA be baud by enamel as the Is. of the buss. _ _ Sir Usage GRRY — nspeeed the anesthetist, am he thought the new pine kw enamel to be bend wee to committee, when wilsrataly ite li vors of the Sena's %%lawless mid have to Mr. R. PRILLINORS supported the uneadenat, as he peed with Sir P. Undo, la Maki., that it sight hereafter become the duty, ell it wee the right of the loose to dispose of the onetime UN . The Lord RDWORTR Amerced that the hone would be (noel by the men of the ...mitt.., sad is night eo , happen. than the sennittee would decide Intim Rues Raithsehild'enalilleatiew. Now, U the moths boors the bone wets minted, it would hereafter be opts to Barod Rothschild to eseplala that he led been ocadesseed unheard in the event of the decision of the *mantes being adverse to hie awe. --- . . DESTRUCTION OF FORT ROTSINSHAL AND RUSSIAN BARRACKS AT KOTKA. (11101 t LAST nionvs Govern.) ADMIRALTY, JOLT 10, 1866. Despatches, ot which the following are copies or extracts, have been received at this office from Rear- Admiral the Honourable R. R. Dundee, Commander in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and vessels on the Baltic station. "Duke of Wellington, at anchor off Tol boukin Lighthouse, July 2, 1865. "The Arrogant arrived here from the neighbour hood of Biorko oa the 28th ultimo, and returns to-day to the same station. I have directed Captain Yelverton to extend his examination of the coast as far westward as Loves; and I beg leave to direct their brdskips' attention to a report, herewith trans mitted, which 1 have this day received from Captain Yansittart, ot the Idagicisons, through wh ere activity and zeal, with the aid of the Ruby gun-boat, a large somber of vessels, laden with goite blocks, have boa saccessfolly destroyed in Werolax Bay." EIADLAM thought it would be math better to pass ea lamination to the committee lionise Re fanctioss to investistatieg the facts, sad not the law of the ems. Lord SEYMOUR thought It would be man better to discharge the committee altogether if the amendment were adopted, sad then the whole matter would be is the heeds of the house to be dinned ofjut es it thought proper. Mr. MASSEY observed that as the committee were is castigating a quake of law, the advice sad opiaioos of onaeol might be et great santnee to them ; bet he should support the motion on the ground that the Baron hid a right to be heard. Sir F.TIDISIORR was oily undoes that the Bun should be heard is the most convenisat and proper meaner ; and If the home were of °Fisica that that was the proper platy, be would withdraw his amendment. The mainmast was withdraws, sad the mislaid motion was elven to. SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Mr. BLACKBURN moved that the order for the emend mediae of this bill be pcnpond for a fortnight. Mr. DUNLOP objected to the bill betng kept ow the paper from week to week, sad moved, as ea emendmrat, that the bill be pestpcosed utll to 'senior. After a few obeervatioas from the Lord•Adtoeate, who thought the boa. member for Perth, who hat charge of the bill, would hate nothing to complain of if the ameadammt were tarried, the home divided, whoa there appeared, For the empathising BO Ageism it The bill wee scaordiugly postponed until to•moaow. CHURCH BATES ABOLITION (No. 2) BILL. ..0a the order of the day for going' into ootsatins on this Bet Melody's ship Mag slyl ichipoe, off Nerve Bum, ; 1, 866. Bir,—l bare the honour to report that, is obedient* to Wien received from Captain Wanton, I left the audio prof Bitnito on the 28th of last month, with her Ma ship Magicieane under my oommaad, and Ruby gun it search of a samba of veseels said to be freighted by the Ratetan government to carry blocks of granite, and tke aughbourhood of the Wend of Luker. Ravi.; arrived off the Island of Kysitykyle the Nine main, early on the 29th I pros said in her Majesty's gun best Ruby, sad boats of kW Majesty's ship Ilegicaaase, sada the First Lieutenant R. B. Xing. to the very end of the bay, looking well as about the Island of Luker, and in beats ascending some little distance up the River of Kysky kyle, Boding only four vessels, which, being both new sod empty, 1 left unhurt. The following morning, the 90th, I proceeded with her Majesty's ship Magicians* and Ruby gunboat, to the nut large Buy of Werolat, where anchoring her Majesty's ship Maglisan• at the entrance, I proceeded to the very end of Wesel= Bay, a distance of about aloe miles, where I found a law granite quarry with pear two hundred men at work, who at ear approach went off. Ariebeetag the Ruby, so ea to command the whole place with the boats, I had the various vessel' at anchor, soseist ate:thirty largo galliot., boarded. Tweaty-oine being laden with granite blocks, I had than destroyed by fire. With the 'empties of three or four rifle shots being and spot us, which were quickly retained by rockets sad rill., we met with so resistance. The bead of Mendez Bey was evidently the rendezvous for the granite weenie, as, with the szcuptios of one, all their MI/ were subsist, colours end ;open semsred, and malt of their yawls were slang sad buoyed, so ea to be reedy for scuttling if discovered, which 'sway had um. =eased ding on the present occesion.-1 have, Me., (Signed) Ntdildida Vdsllll7diT, Captain. Redr-Admiral the Ben. B. 8. Beads', C.B. Her Majesty's Ship Arrogant, off Blake, Jane 26, 1866. age—l have the honour to acquaint you with sty pee. eitt%rises the 18tb lutanist. Inch 1 anthored at Rotsinabsim, and took inns,- digs Mops fer Mewing up the fort, which was eesta• BMW* 111 all Ibliewiog day. Ms*, aftesses of the 20:h I made a careful /0036106. OEM d Meths, is the Ruby, sad discovered st the Whet ths bland, when I had not bees before, large t buildings, with benseiu St to contain aboeV coat, stables, storehouses, end hospital, ell of which I The buildings had evidently been very recently I net no troops except a few Cossacks, who re flour appromb.—l have, te.„ (Signed) H. R. YSIVISTON, Captain. bill, Mr. FOLLETT did not believe that this bill would settle the question, and thereto?' he should move that it be com mitted this day three month,. He viewed the measure not us • religious, hat ht a political light, sad be thought if it were passed it would have the &feet of curtailing the religious ii betty of the people. The priaciple of the bill wee based upon the total abolition of choral rates, sad nammbering that such a measure had bee. resisted by every government for the last twenty ymn, he wee somewhat surprised to Rad that almost every member of the 'aiding goverameat voted for the introduction of title bill. He was the more gamin , d that the noble lord the member for the City of London should sapped it, became last year be strenuously opposed • similar measure, while he undertook, without delay, to hrf r ata a bill which should be calculated to satisfy all p [Left sitting.] MALTA, JOLT 5. Last night the Peniassiu sad Othatal Company% steamer Colombo arrived from Saliaises sad Canstsathsw pie, having left the former on Sunday, the 24th. Chased renadather is a passenger, going home tick. She leaves this evening. By the Perseverance sad Assistance steamers, which arrived yesterday from Reiland, saw.' other drafts, are 700 Artillery, which it is said ate to relieve the Naval Bri gade serving in the watches before Sebastopol. This bard to believe, se the ssilove hays turned oat the most new hi sad eMlient soldiers; sad their chief, Captain Stephen Laskaatos, R.N., has shown great talent for command. The Gold's Flees, left last night, also the Taurus ; this manias the Pereaveessee, sad denial; the day the Amigo saes will follow. The Golden Finis lest arse bones ow her road oat yesterday (July 4). Mee bin sisay Amer{ asa ships in port then wee a greed selebeadas d iem, ta whish the respected consul of tbe Usited States (W. North coteLEsq ) warn invited. The dinner wee given oa bead the Robert Comeley, a very large Aaseriesamewal. Tweiltr eight set down to dinner, after whisk =my galriethhenta were given. Besides the " Independents, el Aspirin," war cousins drank to "Queen Victoria end the Emperor al Prange." All the American vessels dressed ship, and wady English did the same, is compliment to ear Anterlasa brethren. This maiming her Majesty's ship Maimes arrived, she two &Wish mass traseports, the Sydney HeU sad the Pride of the Ocatta—tho hit er towed by the Powerful tag. She was ale dale from Marseilles. sad puss ea this allisaasa. She has 144 hems, sad 122 Fissaisslasis aid 6 Arm ea baud. The extravaganza of Opets &maw, originally predated at the Lyceum, was revived at the Adelphi theatre last evening. Mr. end Mae. Keeley sad Kies Woolgar teemed their old parts. TM rest of the ohmme ters were sustained by Miss Wyndham, Miss Mary Kooky, Mr. Peal Biased, M. Several edilitiens bare be.. made to the dialogue, to satirise twat mats, and the musical parodies bap been, in some indiums, changed. Lord and Lady Ellesmere have granted the use of the magnificent gallery of Bridgewater Home for an amateur entertainment, which will take place on Friday enemies, in aid of the Hospital for Coavalesceste, at Wal too-ou-Tbaxims, rendered destitute of reads from the rel ent tailors of a banking firm. The Ladies Selina Howard and Blanche Versos, lin. Lawrence, Mrs. Beuthick, and Mn. Sartori., Miss Seymour, Mils Boyle, and Mies Bait's, Mr. C , Mr. G. Vernon, Mr. Temple, Mr. Egertea, and Mr. Harboard, are to represent an English 'bands is three parts. The French eansedia, in one act, Liars Charity's ler. eneeessfully presented last year at the St. Jams'. Theatre, will be performed by Mr. and Mrs.' Legume Craves and Mr. Sartori.: and Mr. Tom Taylor's sew seaselletta, entitled TM Lags Laseetered, will be pre dated, aad the eharaeten sustained by Mrs. Barton,,i Miss Mary Boyle, Mr. A. Wigs., Mr. Smote, mad the author. Mime Thellumme will deliver the prologue red the epilogue. The amateur theatrical performance last evening at . Calmat Waugh's residence, Keusiegton, was most iatereat• iag. Mr. Wilkie Co manuscript drama, The Light Bores, was declared to be the very piece toe drawiag•room peneastion. The weight of the amble tell epos Mr. Charles Dishes', whose delissatias of a grisly, weather-beaten seaman, brooding over a bloody act in which be has been a participator, sod letting it one out in the mom at of send.idiotcy, and deeying it when sane, exhibited a genius for histrionic portrayal fez beyond the US' shaped impulses of the amateur. Another character was played by Mr. Mark Ltmos with hearty geniality ; aid Mr. W. Collins and Mr. A. Bgg were creditably zealous is mailer puts. A shipwrecked lady was played by Mies girth with Mee belle', and another shaman by Idim Diat om, with sharable freshness sad mama The latter sang a sow sad exesedlegly pretty belled, by Mr. Linley, with a swestasss and sweeties whisk deservedly gained her the warn applause of the oodles's. The perhrmases, it will be remembered, wee gives es behalf of the Bewrasseotk Bo sstaelsm—•a depeadesey sad offshoot of that szcollest in stitution, the Breeepesu Esspitel far eseesusptive patients. The mates: theatrical outortaiamont at Bridge water Hoses, es Friday, will be the third which has takes plies der* the roust week, sailer the twigless of the nobility, tad essialwod by elastewn, In aid of 'heritable larautioes. The two whisk Mee ahead, boss held will be the imams of diseributiss a eau of was gra 2,0001. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1855. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. WNW TOO ■AIT OR TIM ROUX OLDZILLD . V. COIII3IIIM I. his preeaser, made &eldest New at We father, to whom he olidled the_ meet obeekiag epithets be had over board, sod rdiwed Sheiks waald oarbilaly "do for him " If ho save btu into eutedy. Kr. Irlirateart severely ealaadverted .pea the Squat asadaet of the whew, who wu tined 61. us two maths' isprienawat, with an leitmotivs that U be ever Apia saluted lb fothes,:ke wall be held to ball for a lositheaod period. His Hamar gavelsis decisi•altirsairaing en a maims whisk was mails yesterday by the defeadaat is puma It Jane, 1842, defendant, as the executor of his fathe►, the late Mr. Cobbett, brought as natio. for 5,0001. widest Mr. the prosseatioa of which was stayed by as Wane tint, there being theta a suit, is vigils the decree bed bees prouousesd for the admiaistratien of the estate of the deceased. Is 1843, another maim was commenced, which woe stayed in like stunner. In 1862, Mr. Old- Held died, Having Mrs. Ludlam his executrix, and the motion wu that she be ordered to re vive the suit is this court within a limited time, or that the Hjeastions referred to should be dimolved. Is support of his mottos, Mr. Cobbett said be wished to dispose of the copyrights of his works, bat the trade would not transact asp business with him is respect thereof so long as theme iejeastises existed. Mr. Willingtos Cooper appeared for the defendant Is op. podia& to the motion. His Hosour said here was a fend belonging to the estate, and the court had grantee as injunction to restrain the de fendant from prosecuting as attic,. to get possession of that propetty. There bad bola a Heal demos is the cause sad a perpetual iajmution, and he should not disturb tt. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. TON 0A53 OP ITIARAN, PAUL, AND BLISS. The defendants is this case, having bean placed at the bar, shortly before one o'clock this day, Mr. Bodkin stated that notwithstanding tke fast that all Miriam had ben used mince the last examinatioa is carry ing oat the inquirier, on the part of the vesication, he was sorry to say that he could not carry the ease a great deal further to-day, chiefly in consequam of its having trim spired that the statemeat made by Mr. Strahan, whether iateadeaal or otherwise, was untrue; and that the securities deposited by Sir J. Paul in the heads of ()reread and Gurney were not the property of Dr. Griffiths, the prosecutor is this ease. It bad emisequently bacons necessary to 'again what t►en bad Demme of the prosecutor's securities. For this purpose it was amoseary to °easel% Mr. Bell, the official amalgam. Mr. Bell, however, bad considered it becoming In him. although a public anent, paid to assist is the furtherance of public Justice, torelase all atoms to the books of the bankrupts is his pommies. Tote/day afternoon Mr. Bell's superiors, fortuastely, bed expressed their disapproval of this course of eoadact, and had meshed every animus& ; sad for this purpose, attar examining one or two witnesses, he should 12.1 21 iss.rloo SO 41 ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT._ IMMI116•4110113 SIM QMOMS telesod. 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P.W. . IllorL L. H. Ifoiri. J. L Porsall. . W .1. .2 .... ... florroy. lord /Mod Oreirr. Juror Ma Saywarid. Jrers BoWelr. Mom ..."7 — (folL IL C. = 2 . 2 :0rr0 Ilsidalial. WWl= Wain IL J. Worola bade Joilions. illisa = . Proorls M. IL l. = h arbirt Nomar, W. D. Therm Wrollo.lL D. Worm Mobs Ifmalsay. Jones floolott. Alezarder Omsk Jamb limalar est a. A. F. stawerva nu L a t Oniniii, fart lasi. ainis% Outwear. Ite G. H. Uwe" H, O. Mallion. Ming Dodo& Wr Edward LOW. *Man Was% J. IL H. Mom L. L. Hairy, Tonic Clolorsgew D oslorook rirJ.. uke. Wr Amos T.B =to, • P. Acorn. D Oorroo libiaGragte. Jobs Thr. W Dowirrr. h. ft. Wrialfoo. Patrick TrOssooirr. JAE lirlorlio. Wawa MO" IA zr is ir ,.. i.d tor . L il l= Wohor Ma Await, J. C. Elwood Insian. Awe Fops, Mains 11111111, WIN= Wilkinge m . , Proarm. 11. B. a,. J. WWllams, Prowl* Mors P. a. B . Who. Progure. =llllll• Joseph CINDI I. J. .P. Tabs= T. rillflll gmrsodsk twasit, bold TELIZZA. liars% CI. B. Wllininlft Ambler lionlly, V. Whim Mr W. P. Mimi. InYnola Waal* Visional . -. sois—ir. Adam. tiff T. D. Prdwor. C. Z. Palk. Lemur Ake. ime s = yr* kin PSG Sinn Ony,igniP" I. W I " 1111 IL li gAilmlakiliNf i~Yaw aVilcauat pinistli. CeL 11 1 2 .1.1 %6drksdk imd a. PMT, Posoon. J. W. adwlllen.lANlCland . ilr T. IL la . S. W. P. M 8....., GAL J. 0. Pita llooddret. Orknot MIA Cobol Proboka, 6/ 0.1. Prollsil. Loa. P. Montisok, O. H. ' AM I V2:11 41 :ort ssliq, kr. M.Litt. Mr Ikeda ws. T. . aortrat. M. A. Mode. proa Brund. IMA.Nrsay addmodar.ll. Ilk% 11. IL P= 1.411 1111110 idl s i li t i tibld Pak. Pam ism Now Parsokl Jolla MI .. 6. a. id % C.6 ard O. Omni Addrioni. Mr AAA Anymor, IL X. 10 A. L Mantra loymors. Lard dloommt F. W. Sdkrow, H. D. C.O. , laboold aka. 0, T. rirall auL llolat Wm . ice Carriodoelromo W.S. 7. =.l Ma Or G. 61011101 1 / 2 %UL is, Bk A. 7. Z. Linked. Pm Col. troare.MlNlS Coin, ILL lAoaloo. lord Cow. Or C. H. Lowthar, Hos. Col. 1116111=1.1821111 (kw. M. Hon. IL 1119 MS SMPIPM. WSW 6. Omer. Hon. W. P. lonon. W. A. Taw* IL W Cossiddd. Z. H. J. Plomoro. Lard J . Ibrendy, Mains e. L. D.C. los, Sr Rt. Has. B. m alinrandor Vinod, 0 4 .17. 1 E Domiontd s t t rount MOD. W Mika. M. Be. C. P. 1 Anoon. s lim. Wnilludon. H. 8. Dusk% Sew Mai" L A. Wks. kik Dwiporm. Thome Mokonortb,llk W. diskrindr, Lard Wit. " Era I. lark. IlliondA Welldss, - 081. Lloyd Ilwimil. Jaw WNW% IL Mike Nadanklitllkon RIM% Jams lially. Thom' risdno. David Wood. IL Iln. Str C. Xonlys. W. 7. Montordy 7. IL Vogt ey, Rt. Hs. J. & Mau% Edward Hool. Pas. 0.1. VFW. lturnaduke =llk IL Orbons. Pep Aka D. Conbrodabord TILLEY. Plumy, At. Boa. IL Ow. Mr hia Baylor, W. 0. Passoo, John Polddrak. Ilk John llave. Had al THE UNION BANK OF LONDON.-MEET THIS DAY. DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT. The annual meeting of the above honking company Cu held this day at the beakiag-hoese. Priaessatrest, liaasioa.boass, Sit Pal= Lava's prodding. From the report read by the Secretary it appeared that the nett profits for the put year, after all deductions, amounted to 139,9671. its. 10d., from which the directon &eland •dividend of 6 per east for the last six months, sad a beaus of 7* per nat., making, with • dividend and Mau paid in previews Jewry, •total for the year of 20 per seat, dividend sad bean, together with • sum of 120,0004. added to the mane had. This very estistestety rimed wee shheithoutlY Melded, sad Waits to the disesten sad Ms. Bortiarear. the ma aster, was passed by assisaattom The Repo. Cooksoperstios is to became • polithol lops, with the Fns* geraniums whom DM. Taping, M Posies. &s., et its an& The Remo de Parisi s dm to be M bot ia the damndinettes. Dr. Versa b mkt le be brain a aew leard $s be Wad L'latakyoneo. OdTIOTAL PAL ,DAY.—JUT 10.— lidnisisee bossoat, 9,646 tOa by mom take% 761.T0t01, 10,612. ORDINARY lIIRABIS AWO MOM Mandela teobss Plotting.. Bats W Ist Junction .. Stria.Wsly.k stoorValiey SlsksaLma. &Mrs June. 23 21 —.— Lb. de. do. 104.. tlrlstea W Easter adodessen Cheater and Swiss Weigheed ork nod Dahlia sad asthma Jure. Dund., lian Pub., eadAnsrd..l Bast Ang Ditto (A e B sad 84 Kestern Counties Eastern Unton, Seas A Do. elan B. I Do. (late IL U. Sods ).. Bast Leneashire . Banaborgh and Glasgow Etlinbarph and Peebles vi.lnburch.Perth Dn. doe Glasgow & iimtb Western Great Born of Bsoiland Chest northern Do. A, 8 oak Do. B, block Ot. booth. and West(lts ) ire We•tern . . Do. LtourValliyOn.Bik I Lancaster and Carl/ale Do. Thirds Do. New Thirds Lancashire sod litekshire 4 De. Mate Do. West Riding Union I London and Bloc:keel . Lan., Brighton, & 8. Cede. L. sad %arta Western Do. Fifths 4 Do./ IBA., 14 andß.(C ) Do. Eighths London & South Western 4 po. .0 have to apply for • further remand. AO I 21 . De. 440 23 Lessesedirryalsaiskitka James Watts Petperoorn said he was 'broker, of 2, Bs- AL 100 feassiLaher. a Li•eelash. change-buildisp. The document produced is a note of some 33 ell De. ilames, No. 1 Daslsb stock purchased by him for Stratton and Co. (2,0001. R. 100 Midland Five per Cents.), sad is dated Feb. tad, 1850. Could not m 100 Do. btnu. and Derby say from whom the noel wee porches. dby Strahan and Co. F 5 a s j i Also produced a note of a similar purchase of Dutch stock 1 04 . all Neweenle end Carlisle (20,000 dories), dated Feb. 27, 1844, which was also bought Is all NewportAberg.tHereford by directiers of the bowie of Steams and Co. The se a Venry end Enniskillen books in which the inensoraoda were originally entered, 20 a ll nirrieno l lo3lolB%lloll. relating to those purchases, had been all re - IT 11 Da turned to the bank. Oa reference to his books 10 541 rio„b,mawc.auts uefao be fosad that on the 29th of June, 1853, as. 100 North British there were 20,0001. Dutch bonds purchased for Strohm and is all North Devon, No. 1 Co., mad is July, 1853, another purchase of 10,0001. Dutch a all Do. A Deferred . steak, also for Btrahan and Co. In March last, or there- 3 au Do. 1 8 Guaranteed about', some securities were left with witness, by way of ri 1t 2 1 ", c , tCh tt arn— y r wiek •••• loan; but he had not brought his books relating to these es 13 Do. G.N.B. Pure. negotiations, the subpaena bask g made uo reference to the so all Do. Leeds stated. The papers handed to him now by the counsel for St 100 Do. York . the prosecution were prepared in witness's dice, and might 40 40 _, 1 North _ London . 'sable Mat to speak as to the date of some of these negotia- 1 7 .1 l . lei- a cibri;e • dons. The fi rm is dated May 16, 1854, and relates to Dutch i i. Nort i" s a ft ZL,' Y' a stock of 6,0001. salute, upon which two-and -'- half per cent. 20 1 ,1, megtern was allowed. 10 all North It aolahMart Juno Mr. Banalities here objected to the examination of the fit. 100 Ifterrd, Wore, a Wolver. whams Is this indefinite manner. Mr. Bodkin seemed to _hi- Cowell have mistaken the inactions of a criminal court. He need this court not for the pupas of •prosecuting a particular 6 . " ****** charge against hie clients, but with the view of finding out Di. 100 down Eastern whether there was really any charge at all. The definite 50 all booth Wales question before the magistrate was, whether they had ins- re 14 looniVorten.&lllverDein Iteme properly handled the WClatitAll of Dr. O. iffth ? His learnedsd > 4 ail iloektoe and lurhegtoa. friend had admitted that he bad now no informationupea 2 .1 211 et i evenDoek ri lA ll- this point, and he was actually .trying to fish moms out of 10 as VW of Wadi the witnesses as they came up. lo alt Neterfsed end Mr. Bodkin hoped his friend would bear in mind that the 60 ell %Vineyard and Limerick. difficulty had bees sassed by hie own client, who bad misled 20 all *set orrawaii the prosecution. What was be to do ? 10 e W.End of lae.kCrydelP. 20 all Weft Loading ...... " Mr. Parry—Exaetly so. That's what we want to know. Yr. Ballantine protested against the aseertion that either of his clients had made false statements in reference to their unfortunate affairs. This additional obloquy was most un justly sought to be cast upon them, hinter to prejudice their saw. S Mr. Israeli said the course pursued by Mr. Bodkin must 8 be adopted uader the circumstances. Firstly, to ask what I; securities were placed with the witness, and then afterwards 1 , to ascertain if they were Dr. Orif6th's. Mr. Ballantine persisted that the rules of evidence should be adhered to. 1 This being a criminal charge, Mr. Jardine suggested the e propriety of the case being again remanded at once. No doubt the witaess would give the prosecution all the se ' sistance elsewhere that might be necessary. 1 Mr. Bodkin entirely approved of this Bourse of proceed- 1 log, end had merely called Mr. Peppercorn because he was present. The whose' having then stated that Messrs. Hodges and 1 Davis were his predeoessors in his business, and that the signature to a document privately handed to him by Mr. Bodkin was the signature of Mr. Davis, the examination concluded. Mr. George Baramd, stockbroker, of 69, Lozahaid-street, stated that he had received deposits of stock at the begin- slag of last year from Bashes end Co., but no Danish or Dutch. His boeks were entirely acesseible to the solicitor for the promotion. Mr. Bodkin said he would not further detain him. Mr. Humphries; the solicitor for the prosecution, would see him. Mr. Jardine said this would be much the best way of proceeding. Let there be ample inquiry elsewhere, and if difficulties were interposed, let them be reported to the Court. Mr. Bellantine—He did not propose on the part of Ifir John Dean Paul and Mr. &rattan to offer any opposition to a full isquiry. The defendants were chuged with frau dalently disposing of certain securities, but at pre sent as ease had been made out against them, for the secaritim in the bands of Overeod, Gurney, and Co. de mot tun est to he the same ones as Da GAMY deposited. Under these circumstances thesollim M MOM SWIM magistrate would not think he was rift tie mast whoa he applied that the two defend ants *it wL Map/eared might he admitted to bail. An lamolignika of oneb a lens* as this was likely to be, sad with se mg little opiate the persons under charge, ought to be Meried an with thins parties at liberty. lavestigalleas of this kind were bound to be car ried on exordia; to amok priaaples, and to keep the de feadants fn custody say leager would be a violation of those principles. Mr. Parry, on behalf of Mr. Bates, said he should Rio further than his friend Mr. Ballaatise had. There was not one shadow of evidence mann Mr. Bates, ; he be wens in point of fact more the maaegirig clerk of the dem than a partner. rho gnostic's for the magistrate to beide was, whether the parties were likely to surrender ; sod surely it wee most improbable that a man with so little ageing him as Mr. Bates had, would seek to avoid doing se. Dlr. Bodkin said that it was not his place to object to bail being granted; bat with respect to what had bola said upon the cam indite must say, that all this delay was owing to the defendants giving false information as to where those securities in reality were. Mr. Jardine said, that he did not think there bad been any unseasonable time spent in this enquiry. It was sot his intimation to give any opinion upon the case, bat at pre sent he nest say that he should remand the defendants for a week _sad refuse to take bail. Mr. BMWn said, that as Mr Cooper was present be would ask his am question. Mr. Cooper was then sworn, and said he took poseevion of the bankrupts' hooks, but they were now in the hands of the chief assignee. IJport being asked whhe did not proclaim the books, he mid that it would belmpossible, as there were two or three waggon Inds. (Laughter.) Mr. Jardine said—The whole case is prejudiced, became Mr. Bell, the chief assignee, does sot choose to attend. Let him know, that unless be attends neat time, according to his gab; ream a warrant will be based. TM prim:en were then removed from the dock. WORSHIP-STREET. Edward Boynton, 20, a robust, hardened.looking young fellow, was charged with the following grow and unnatural outrage: The prisoner's father, a respectable-looking elderly man, who was painfully affec ted while giving his evidence, said he was formerly in &fluent eiranstames, but had been re duced to comparative indigene by the pressure of heavy and 11•1011WS111 misfostense, which were aggravated by the fact that be had a ausgszons fanily of detighten, who al most manly depended wpm his limited means for sub stitutes. • few days Sim the Flamer, his oaly min, was persuaded with seam dillealty to apply himself ke a Mort time to his escapades, ley mien of which he shesied a sasall pe s: t mly of mosey, bat be positively nhisoi devotiag say of It to the lora eatemeissof *slimily, who at his ware la west of a meet Witness was so Weasel heartless soadoct. that be WM hies lime be mg quit the Muss, as Its was molds may Maim to import him. The Mimi replied te the iseissalisa hO smog* bill with this foulest inmetins, sad, after =lisle be would have his M. sanmeased an attack apes his, in the amnia of whisk be streak him temte r d e ll is the km and Inseam& Ms mouth as it now spp TM primmer esetimed the same heutml mane of viol's** natil a minima was ailed in by on of his integers, and M was gime late woody. TM anslahlo wbe Mot the charge Ida that the Omer, Orrilsou _ _ Do. Pa 2, 7 we WINN! toter fp.aLlit. Canaries. it 0 freisreAsl7.oas.Sep a. _ C It sod lissels• Dert.Pirtk, it Abscissa East asin Mao A eh Do. Mu IS, I post Ct. ds. Class C. 7 ram Ct. EsistOss. ltstai p 5.,116.1 Ildbo do. No. to. likw Spec Cost. Stoat Ent =t rt 6 PAX— Ise ii. to 1 5 1 Vu 10 CI 151 100 6 ali __Mot Tonic. 6th. kAho.,Pertb,Dusdre e z n et Greet Northers o t D 0.3 p7ei:or:da I trirci, Do. 4j per cent. Do.sp et oesedotSp et o.West.Blulkli.antsex et. ion bt. lOU 1.11 10 all Do. $ p.c. Moen. Pref. Do comv.trodom.4i p.c tritto irredeemable 4 p. of Do. Dim. Prof. 9/sore • Do. Chula' Pref. EUr.ep.e Do. do. do. S Do. !firm. Goa. Stock Do. Cheerer Gus. Mem d _ Do. de. o. Do. as. do. La , awake it Yorks. Ft 2,. Dittospercent Stock Loa. lk Iftlkt. 0 S p.cent DM* hot. p Ct. 8 , 06 LesAllftWeitasilkird. Lorkedom Ili Oak. oda. asalesdarrykanotek.i.b Vas.lllbst&Lums. Kirin! _ _ 6 4 124 an f 1 y 1166 1611 111 6 all ystir4Wo,l p X idtaad Otrio 114.112 OpCt Do. Poet. 411 per et Ditto SS rreL 4 por stet Nesbit Debesteres . Do. 5 per st.lat 61.1846 , Da Pref. 4 per et.et. North British N Eaet.— Brew./ pet. Pref.! Da. de. do. Do. Leeds 6 p.et. No.l Do. Do. Qom. 1646 Da. Toren 8 Porch. North Staffordshire Oat Woro.leWel.lsl ipat Scottish Central Notched S orb Devoe Ditto Fist d 44 per Coot rt.East(iteed.Arin.ff Ditto 4! per Cr. South Wan p. teat eth.Torkrbireeperet.Gess Stoekt,o&Darhogtoosp.o lii i i -4 FOREIGN R Antwerp and Rotterdam) Belgian &AVM Janata°. Bezierea to Granaries° . 19 !iii;. IN~.YI Eli ; in Dstch Ren* Garters of Frame " a " in 5 1 5 _5 9 all :iliii 'IIi 7.17 12 121 32 Of 22 21 Ile 77e 67 89 19 Ilj sal 79 72 Ilj 77 7 921 984 76 126 722 100 102 67 671 89 61 73 711 • 9 pa S 9pm SI 811 1 100 1 02 Ivo 1004 Par " 1 PO i t SS 115 It ;Ms 6 4 .• 214 33 711711 i Tar 1 la SO 62 SO it 731 741 7 61 dla 134 141 50 51 48 80 dig par I di& 5 1 Of 1 dls s r 21 14 10 67 0 43 47 834 144 61 63 804 384 4 2 die 119 41 1 4 1 2 5 01 II 4 21 21 6 1 M 100 94 NI 99 101 I 4 6 fli I IS pm 13t 1 1 4 1 " 61 64 IN 130 110 119 104 106 PR •I 6i 99 101 92 91 10 11 17 174 101 11 , 11 74 76 11 11 1 di§ 137 139 2j 31 pm 171 iPe 159_ 141, .1 4 die 109 104 93 97 ii 4 124 IS i dl. Per 108 I 10 13 14 23 1 dis o*2 231 1 102 III; - • 12 If Is IS pm 2I It du 2 q NI 21 Cs 11 dis 26 1 pm& die ni 23 9 10 p. 24 26 Si 4j rm 64 dis lei 641_ 67. 741 I ti l 73 91 . 211 3 GI P lll . 8 6 6 3 :1 8 21 21 id & 100 80 107 109 117 114 106 106. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two (Meow. The railway share market to-day is quisl4 prices exhibit no important variation from the potations of yesterday. Loodoo sad Nara Wailes stock is quoted 100 to *; Great Wasters, ellf to 871; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1 ; Great Northam, 1131 to 1; South Eastern', 181 to i ; and Caledo nians, 311 to j. French shares are steady. au7;--al Ih" 41 43 st 13 13 d's. 13 16 6 74 db. 92 . 94_ 6 ,4 '''.4l 9 11 M I 10 al i l 4 1,611 NAY& 'a . f7O 101 111 Li 11 1 2O 21 35 pa 5 7 8 . 2 1 2:1 lit 14 s_ 9 sit si 4? 0 44 44 n n 4 dis 26 1 1 saa 4 li I - 4M U 2 9 De. New !aft lath= 130a.b per et. Do. Eitoorkoo § ccomort Do. do t9I tato the G Trunk °Masada A low Do.s§. Law. & Atl swat Do. oat. or Deesa eaee+ Do Conipy.'s 6 p. et. do. Great Centml rt Enna.. Great ladies Pedinmela Do. NewOna.s per east. Do. Emend. 0 t Rem ouig m eoZt Do. do. Ot. Won. pads. 6 aroo Do.Hda,poy Of& ti 1 144 Do, do. 61, do. 66 Do. do, 76, do. 6' Do. do. 7Sodtbootop thmikton and Utast. . Do. 8 per ont ...I Liar sad thrism Lyons awl Illeditemons 10 Ds DM 1 11j Maria Aa5teb" .. " .. " . ":" ... --.-- ill Do. New . ! .r.:. _•• • all PliaturilACL ll a lal.) all Northers $ll .. . all Ditto PK Mares I' Marled 6 Mr• - al% NOLINOIR . P . _. . - b .is Pilliiii Lces y .... Fads awl Rovea ck PosiOns w Ot mg mo ...... I~+a w: a..:w.~... 4 yr Om. Nebr. h r D est Plimai 1 ra o. 4 per Cost. elm Wafters al Freon 211 1 z4s a LIM LEAFED AT FIXED RENTAtt. o;itto - .mv. 61 — rdidostN.Wistami (=Ansilsm Olieaas)... ildiagesh.s.&* a. .ilenie 0. 7 17 - Dia - v - e7:41 (bust ises. Wmsm) klib iN tiff es ; 'Drift aid Dargbentkilotons e men LewatrltOserA w ( wes ant. flood ft Ilsraik) aft s Lor.,llllmimill Omni ft Me 00. ... 11 1"6211.1.111 asi lrbild " ) mgaszdbillesktilt DM.) Illeadkrdi= 1 pm. 11 per amt. bred am= ) it. itoo I 44,344,1 oetraties) Dit a rte? ". orat. (do.) Preeksittilyre (less. Leo 01.1Weot.fflowetYosk) Ditto 4 * , NU (ditto) Bon us 1114.11% a p rob Oak flossed to Chest fihrowelere7 aid Hereford (Dowd Mr.T. Bremer deutitiOdleedebire (leased to Hr. 1111Viesa) Hear Wirt in& (mew Wilts & deloonoe to GM Weir* 1 !qua Feb. I;Canal° Australian Gold 10a. +Anglo Californian 21 +Australian 1 Australian Cordillera 40 +Weenie= from &Coal 20 it/Milian Irma iS Fficas.ln o.liana:3l.pro 1 SO Do.Oooses & Cuiaba 20 Do. Woks Del Rey 1 Carson's Creek .4,000 1 tCla.Cons.Mln.Co.,Jsn. 12,00 4o Cakes Copter 100,004 6 +Cokodal Gold Coplapo 110,000 fit 1 +Caper Miners of Eng 0,001 27 * +Do. Pref 7{ per Cent 70,000 6 tEog&AusizalianCuppr 23,000 2 +Fortuna 100,000 1 Great auggetVent Bet 20,000 20 tOeneral 72,000 1 Grand Ducky of Baden 11,000 44 Great Polooth 60,001 1 ' Liberty 10,000 11 +Laws 5,000 Do. B. 10,000 11 +Waltman ...... 103,a IS +Mukluks 60,100 New Granada 60,000 +2l.l.inares Min.Bm.Co. 200,000 Nouveau Monde 10,000 20 Ponitfilavd Silver Lad 100.ott Port Pkillp 60,000 Quarts Bock 10,000 f tithyteney Iron 10,000 1 +Do. New 7,001 SO Santiago de Cuba 50,001.. I South Aostrellan Scrip 60,100 1 +Do Replatered 6,000 10 fia Croft 43,174 20.2.111 .114.1ted Mexican 70,000 1 100,000 1 , 6,1 06 26,04:* to,oa• 6 0: t i 0,0611 2 32.200 2) I Watt WM Mutton t Tzarenable by 100 20,00• too 21001 1110 21,010 20 6,000 too JOINT BTO Australasia Brit.Co4.BasiikkLcano 1 :000 w 04 60 ~ 00t ton 1.4 Ot 100 ___ 23 N 101) DO 5 o!>I ,coo l 2i ,OM British North American Chartered Bank of Ails Ditto.of Ind..Atift.at Ch. City Oolen!al _ . Coadnintdal of Lando; hAig Scott AueLChatt. Landon Lon.CltarLßankofAust. Ditto New ... London and County 'London Jolot stoat I =don & N eetmtneter Mat. Prof. of lingland Do. New Yetkmal of Ireland New floutb wale, . _ . . iifooißankCoeporsto P•ovinetal of Ireland . Royal Aurnlima But. log and 0,111 Imp.Oo. South Ananias F.Toiirkiisrii.u& D. New Union of London all ell all 2l ;5 14 94 41 15 N 9 all all all di 4i! 10 lAudrallan Agricultural. Austrinten Royal Mall Berlin Waterworks 'British American Laid Brit.& CoLBm. k Red,Co. I Doll per et..laa./k Jul) Crystal Palace Darning's', Crystal Prises ol Prince. Eastern Stearn Electric Telegraph General km. Navlgatios General S.S. nblpl hog ON Gen. Iron Screw Collk r. Nr7dlierr;seenilect.YeL Mexicali & St. American Srional Patat Stm. Fuai ,Nettunlands Land I S.S. Wean Coal & I nter. 67eiii;14;11;t1r.e . Co !North Brit. Augrelaiin North of Europe Mom- Orteotul i Pos If ills as Ii II a 7 I I 2 3 • 3 23 30 e 1 6s' P, 66 19 e 21 1 idle par II ~ A A i 4 8 4 111 151 a i 19 21 6 li 6 6_ 6_ 1 1 BANKS. 141 i et 85 64 66 4 die 4 pu 4 4 di& 6 i Pa pm 17i te 2 e 1 pm 19 20 ad i f 419 U $ 9 SS U U 39 $O illi 74 75 S 9 tkroo 2s i 40,0001 10 SSA% 10 et SO;00' 6 8,915 100 •-••• 10.3,000' $0,00( Ii 110,000 110,00) 201 2d an , 23 20,000 11 60,000 2 , I 23.060 5 , 30,000 10 20,000; 10 60 004 1 60,000 10i 75,000 21 161,010 1. max 2), sccool I'. 'rya)) 110,00. 30 60,010 66 60,000 2 14,650 1)0 100,000 1 100,000 1 1,,20 , 2 76,0) t 1 75,001; 1, 1 23,6041 201 10,000. 1001 29 20 21 If die 17i nj au au a 28i. 6 6 II ii re r 74 76 s il - i I P. 7e ad 1 ieelll;erT.siciii\liseral Peelu._t Oriental litism, Portland Iron Company I Royal flail Memo devotion Amu . . lovertm 117:74e; -- ..routki Australian Lad.. tabrearles Teys. Do. Ds. I(ylerwrd TrustaLcauCo.olUpCsa. Van Diemen's Laud ... 1. I 21 SI HEALTH OP LONDON.—The deaths reentered in London, which in May rose to nearly 1,200 in a week, and in Jane to nearly 1,100, tell to 926 in the week that ended last firturday. The average number in the ten correspond ing week of 1845-64, whoa corrected for Increase of popu lation. is Loas. The present return is therefore of a favour able character. The health of London during the three months of April, May, and June has been better than it was in the correspondieg seasons of the two previous years ; but the mortality . is still higher than it was some year. ago, and the deaths In thirteen weeks were 14,997, or more by some thousands probably than would have happened bad the sanitary arrangement' of London bun in a satisfactory state. THE MURDER OP A SOLDIER AT SHEFFIELD. — On Monday, the inquest on the body of Private George Lewis, of the 7th Human, who was stabbed last Thursday morning (under circumstances stated in Friday's Ex press), was held at the Town-hall, Sheffield, before T. Badger, E.g., coroner. At the conclusion of the evidence, the coroner, having cautioned the prisoner, Thomas Jack son, it the usual manner, asked him if he wished to make any observations. The prisoner, who spoke in a low tone, and appeared to feel his position very deeply, then said— "K, name Is Thomas Jackson. I live in Sheffield, and am *grinder by trade. I unfortunately did the deed, and lam very sorry for it. I had great provocation. That is all I have to esy." The coroner in summing up, remarked upon the number of cases of stabbing which had of late occurred in Sheffield. It was really frightful to think upon, and disgraceful to them as Englishmen. The jury, after con sulting some minutes, returned unanimously a uthict of " Wittul murder." NEWSPAPERS FOR THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FORRIGN COUNTRIES —GENERAL POST OPPISI, JULY, 1855.—Many newspapers for British culontes and foreign sonotries having been posted unpaid, contrary to the printed instructions No. 46, 1855, recently issued upon the subject, the Postmaster-G I thinks it necessary to re peat the intimation that a porno (the amount of which can be ascertained by an iniipection of the notice N 0.46, at any Post-calm) is now required to be prepaid, in addition to the newspaper stamp, upon alt newspapers sent to British °cloaks, end upon those sent to all foreign countries except the following, namely, France or Algeria, Belgium, Pew ee, via Belgium, and any foreign country (except Turkey) oia Belgium and Prussia,—New Granada, Pert. Any newspapers which may be posted without the requisite pre payment cannot be forwarded to their deatination.—Row- LAND HILL, Secretary. THE RECENT ATTEMPT TO UPSET THE ROYAL Taatze.—William Groyne, the cabinet maker charged with attempting to upset the train on the South Esstern line at Tunbridge when Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge were returning from accompanying the Emperor and the Empress of the French to Dover, was tried at the Quarter Sasions held at Maidstone on Monday. From the evidence it appeared that tbe train would not have been in jered by the obstructions the prisoner had placed on the line, as the speed at the spot would have been very slow,. and the prisoner was acquitted. He said be was SUIOOIIIIO6IIIIS of his ections at the time, but was now sane. EXTENSIVE BUROLARY.—The premises of MGM. Deane and Co. ' wholesale general merchants is Wag Wildam•street, London-bridge, were in the course of Sew day night or Monday limiting forcibly entered by thieve, and property, consisting of gold and silver watches, plat s end valuables, it is said of the value of nearly 2,%01., gleam The thieves obtained auess to the premises dissw6 houses on Fish-street-hill. Messrs. Deane have Waal it reward of 2001. for the apprehension of the burglars. MONTENEORO.—A letter from Trieste of the dth stets' that, in consequence of some disputes as to tho= of posturer in the districts of Hato shrubs sad du , Maateefittho sea the Teaks haw ea Om frostier la She melee el MINI an sus sine, and were ea, the past et main tee swim reamstre. 1 1!_ !!! xt!l - lig iii; 3 Si II Di MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox.. The English stock market, though quiet, main tains a firmer appearance. Prices are now quoted the some u they closed yesterday. Consols have ranged between 91 to k and 911 to I, and are now quoted 91k to 1 for money and the Bth August, The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92k; the New Three per Cents., 921 to 1; Five per Cent. Anne. 116 ; 30 Years' Anne., 1859, 31 ; do., 1860,3 13-16; do., (New Loan), 1885, 16 15.16; Bank Stock, 2121 to 2131; India Stock, 2301; Exchequer Bonds, 101; Exchequer Bills, March. 235. to 27e. prem.; do. June, 20e. to 235. prem.; India Bond:, 31s. to 375. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish has risen to 841 to /. Russian Five per Cents, are quoted 99 to 101 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to 181 ex div.; and Mexican, 211 to 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents, have been dealt in at 361 ex div. ; Peruvian Four.and-a-Ralf perOssits., at 71 ; Chilian Six per Cents., at 68; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 101. On Tuesday next, the 17th inst., falls payable an instalment of 15 per cent. on the loan of 16,000,0001., absorbing 2,400,0001. Inclusive of this payment, one half of the loan will then have been paid up. The amount of Consols crested on this op maims will be equal to the instalment, and the ism of the 30 years' annuities will be at the rate d 11. 1.- 9d. annuity per 1,0001. of the original allot ment. The Solent has brought in from the Brazils about 12,0001. is specie. On the other hand, the Great Western has taken out for the same quarter 8,0601. in gold, besides 5,3001. in English and 11,0001. in French jewellery. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the supply of 200 tons of sugar, 50 tons of coffee, and 300 tons of rice. The steamer Countess of Durham has been en gaged by the Admiralty as a regular transport. Advice. from Hamburg refer to the approaching firablishment of a new joint-stock bink, under the title of the North German Bank, with a capital of 15,000,000 marks banco, in shares of 500 marks each of and with power to double the capital at the end of three years. Application has been made to the Senate of Hamburg for a charter for 99 years. Ope rations are to be commenced as soon as 30 per cent. of the capital shall have been paid up. The following meetings are newly announced— viz.: City of London Gas and Coke Company for the 18th inst. ; Electric Telegraph Company for the 31st inst.; Australian Trust Company for the 31st inst.; and London Reversionary Interest Society for the 19th inst. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The gold mining shares tc.day exhibit liras unauge. Agna Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 ; and Colonial Gold, I to The Australian Laud Companies' shares are dull. Lusitanian Mining shares have been dealt in at prem.; United Mexican at 3s; Linares at 81; Great Polgooth at 2; and National Brazilian at 31. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: citjaa and NVentworth, 171 171 ; South Tamar, 71; Alfred Console, 17f , 171. 171, 17f ; Sediord Un.tett, 10k ; ,rtridoe Commit., 31;; North Beoset, 27f, 28: ; Rosewarne, 210, 212} : North W Deal Unity, 214 ; New Treleigh, 61.6 d.; Great Wheal Alfred, 12, 12k. COMMERCIAL AND MARXISM MARK-LANK-MIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat trash up for this morning's market, and the vales of the article was well supported. Foreign wheat was generally held for come improvement. Norfolk flour could not be purchased so well as on Monday last Barley sem unaltered in value. Oats were not so good a sale as earlier in the week, but Monday's quotations were maintained. Beans and peas without imitation. avaivAti INTO LONDON PROM JULY 9 TO JULY 11. Wt. Eaglloll. 0031143. Voreirs. Wheat—. lO6O I 140 2.713 3621 10 Barley 440 130 Oats 2) Nan. 6lO Flour. 100 oaks, and 130 burals. MINCING-LANE.—THIB DAY. Boom—There has not beta a public sale today, but the aerie% is firm. ` CorralE—lVE have not any business of importance to report by private contract, none offered in public sale. TEA.—This article remains very dull 8...00.-150 cum partly sold in public Isle at 27e. to 295. CABBIA Vass.—The public sale was chiefly bought in at 301. to 38s. COTTON.—N 4 sales reported. Rust.—The market is inactive. lento° —The quarterly sale oosamenced to-day, anemia- Mar 11,280 chests; 1.050 chests p.ssed auction, of which 600 sold. The attendance of buyers was not large, but the demand for middling and good middling Bengal, from 45. 6d. to dr. 9d., was active, and an advance of 4d. was established; ace qualities, above 6s, and low, under 4a., have been neglected. Kurpsbs have advanced 2d. to 31. per lb. ; dry lest Madras chiefly bought in. The sale is progreuing at the full priors of yesterday. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market Is steady to-day, at the d quotation', vie.:—Town tallow, 51s. 9.1. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.O on the spot, 539. to 31.; July, 53a.; October to Dec., 6.15. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meurs. Psttenden and Smith report there is but little doing in the Hop Market this morning. Holders not prim ing sales, and are waiting to see what etf..ct these heavy rains may have on coming crops. Doty 200,0001. • COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End South Kenos, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Russell's Hatton, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 20s. 3d.- 122 fresh shim at market. LIVERPOOL RACES. THIS DAY. (BY ELICTRIC TIELIORAPH CROXTETH STAKES. Ratsplan .. • • Acrobat Ssucebox LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. apt Cock Pheasant apt Shoreham apt Goorkah apt Sednoer apt Ammonia 3 to 1 3 to 1 5 to 1 6 to 1 7 to 1 LONDON AND GREENWICH RAILWAY. Yesterday the belf.yearly peneral emoting of thit coin- piny was held at *Mr COCO% in CO!Cnnametreet. Mr. ROUE MILInn, the chairman of the company . presiding. In coneequeace of the non-atteadanee of a sufficient number of shareholders to constitute a legal meeting considerable delay to k place; but eventually, after various solicitations were made ,„la the immediate neighbourhood, • quorum was formed. The Camituais ope d the proceedings by reading the statement of se counts, from hit appeared that the balance from the let amount the half-year's rent of the line to the WA June -.toter am 0 - 11711ie 23e1.; last le 12,5001., transfer fees to w. ins., man interest to leid. 104,, fiteideg a total , t 2 ,9171. Pros this was deducted 4,70 2. fur intermit IR Mita, 6,3681. Interest on preference Ours*, 7771.1=00M tax, 3721 i Ike us ee m and dike exposes, and 171. for law charges le reaped CO Amer land parchares, the title to which ba d been dispattd.italfse 11,4 U. to be divided moos the ordinary &heretic lam. Us mar el uded by 'swirls that a dividend of ie. 3d. per chore hue of Mum* tea, be declared payable to the ordinary shareholders °wee late instant.—Tb• noWs was *receded by Mr. Cones; awl wrist am. sinewy& .-12 the coons of the prueodings It wee steed that the harmed Imam tax would takeshare off tho divideed in the neat and summand hall-years while tt wee continued. The proceal. termineted with •rote of thanks to the chairman. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MIN, Pan Mer- Total, Total. RAILWAYS. 4440. SOlll4ll. dlikadiS3. AU. 1864. Work ending Jane A Ontario, ninicoo, owl Huron ... M 991 9:4 1,816 671 ‘'W , ek mill% T. (men and bon Malian •• 6.367 5,869 HOLLAND.—The Seoond Chamber of the states- General of Holland was prorogued on the sth to the 18th of September. DEAD BODT FOUND.—Thin morning informauou was issued of the discovery of the body of a youth of Wood's Wharf, Sootlay d.yaid, Whitehall, in the River Thames, supposed to haws felon frampome barge. The body ins mond to Bt. Nartla's Watkins* to be owned. 411 M 134 I 119 5 105 11 14 Te i Lela 1