The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. cram DAT.) COURT 01 , BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comareissiomee Loss.) te at J. VI ‘lit'S. isintrupt was a woollen drew of Holborn.hill. T his ,sanituritios meeting. The accounts, preparedby o f 11 'Ming. exited over two yews prior to the failure, and e y • tluseeated debts el 5.4 M. with estimated &meta, to It. sad property, el . Against profit of fl2f., d o ,. woe tomes and espouses of 3,4901. g ; IL Lloyd, far tie areignses, co t :tined that the sc. co w. were sun The pt, in the vii w before his idiom had pledged goods to the amount ,/ Laois ; sad the omegas= wished foe a statement 4 the j ,,,„ sal the emenate el those traasections. Linklater, for the beaky t, expressed his readisses t o tumuli those gerlisalers as tai as it was is his power to but ha mil net give the exact amounts as the tw o bed bee. meneved from the fir Lloyd—The pude were bo,jtt ow day sad pledged the seat The dommeduelsow—Well, be must reader in account of weasselieas. parsed isr a ematil. :sr ed as Wheetweat= d te in the employ of .riltrept a prsif for 1101 ,If a yines salas var l,==ed ateturable payrneat 0 XV. M Lloyd objected. This new a who had in his .son dupbsotee of property p~ by the bankrupt ; , I persistently ref used to dm than ; and the stasis . .d had to incur a peat experts in Mdenietfying the ~ rokers before they could obtain pessesion of the goods A r-r•• , o who had acted in this hoettle moaner towards the so.o.vi was art in a position to claim any payment in falL The Commismicieser —He moat give up whatever security h.. hide before he can prove at an. /1..,41 having delivered up the duplicates, the proof was 'admitted in the usual way. re at ADJUDICATION. Mr. Linklater presoaks' a petition in benkrUptcy= M'Haffie, merchant, of 10, Anetinfriare. (.item woe made, this bankrupt surrenders& and the peti• um was !allotted to Mr. Commissioner Holroyd. The holtrupt's liabilities are stated at 12,0001. ; sweets estimated a t tooo/., but thew consist chiefly of consignments to BonshAy. IN tL rsacrenow. A lyinlicatiom in bankruptcy was also made against James Wdltam Ferguson, bookseller and publisher, of Paternoster- TOW and at New-court, Middle Temple. The liabilities sic said to be about 3,0001. (Before Yr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN Ist SELL AND BRATTITT. Tb lxinkrupte were silk hinge and trimming importers, 01601,1stuith.street, City. This was the sitting for choice of a...gums. The joint liabilitiee are stated at abut ; oasts of small amount ; bat it .ppeirell that the creditors had waived an in. 'ailment of se. in the potted, nada, a composition which the lankrupts hail endeavoured to carry out be. fors coming to the court. They had undertaken to pay 10a, bit being unable to do this, a petition in bankrupts y was pre.aited by Messrs. Stride, bankers, of West Smithfield, who ere crediten to 1.737/. Debts to a large amount were wired. Lod Mr. John Hooky, silk warehouseman, Basing. Itallxtreet, was chosen assignee Ms. Linea* for the assignees, commented to an allow. sass of Ma • week to one bankrupt, and 21. 10a. a week to the other. His Keene inquired the amount of manta. Yr. Lowrance said it was very nneertain ' • there Ir. only 200,. in the hands of Mr. Penne ll, the S. MI assignee. The asset., consisted entirely of plant and n,whirierv, and the mai/atom would depend to a peat ex tent •a the mode of sale. Hi. If• sour motel th , allowance proposed, to be in rre.i..sl It a week in cab caw if the bankrupts were pre pare! with their accounts so as to pass on the day first named fie that purpose. INSOLnNT DEBTORS COURT. !LIMON 011 MM. COMMISMOSIII me loaned Coutomissioner woo usable to at yeamodoey Kati I. morn*, oo wdi.6 di ewe were reigned bo tfK Chief C.trasuotooor. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE.. PIIOCLANATI.MI or 01:111AWIT. yr. He ii,;;;;;;; mp, . of pee. Mather ef eetleury to the usual swath life me up. peel to elereathr ea reuesoted. sail lati thew elamdei =meth hem been demised la geelegy. Toe Is. seme time ego come fferweed6 meth le th at goyim they were Yam le pima. it fp_ mileetheed Yet the publicity gime le lito 'prethimillees" here led le use tettlemete. Th e alleteft semi were at the milt of Jam Ilemeage ; et the salt of Leen see Jelin the. med. tieftt of POW am; Jamleeeut . M the gall of Lem flit siel ,i othen Tebbe= et tie omit .4 W. C. Lee* et the sal of Jthe Leder ; 1111 ..7 e7MT the suit of J. J. Nolo& W. /11hariegio. at the milt mf Julius Leemeen ; ham Wasiak as the mail al Willem theme ; Melte mom. at the me of the Orthiati Illeh T =eithe i J. N. al al the mit of Pleads Olbeelet 1111.11.46 al dam veil al a lamb= ; W. J. Nowleghth .5 the Watt of J. ()Mae ; Serithere Ward, at the salt elf J. (maim md J. W. Beemeth et the vast ci T. &width Tb. meat meaty meat day we appealed for the Sth July. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) Maio Itittesy a poster in the am* of Mr nrosa 1141...petamer nd..nnelel sealant, of 143, New. gaimerea. was brought up riargel with stwaliag a qoam ley of perfumery. the gemis of hit stastor. It appeared that the primer had ben only a fortnight w Mr f:riaamitles =Moe when hi yea asteded, while fa • moo of istsaimnsm, la the net of hada( away a boa ematsuing baU • deem bottles of Zan de Cologne, and ape esarehme his halglmp • variety el saber peas ware heed. white tho ?matador idsatited as his property. Ur. lesed. Ike the defame, aged that the primmer ern. ailed desproannen while he ems latesionted, and of *Wee sea aillasisSable for the offense am or of feloneam east. and an hi had hitherto bone as impeachable deserter he (sr. Beard) hoped the magistrate would tab that ha Mtn ouridsratea, and dial twanearily and MRS. My wish lip plinser. he R. W. Canes mid thew robberies be servants were at oath hereof esenneneo that it was of ihe grated Ma le the prelsetion the public that they should oath with enerely, and it apposed from We quas i* of 'Pearly frond as the prisoner's reselenee that he 6+ll on a systems of robbery daring the whole empiaraest Mr iLikr.l amid it was the atone of the promentor that the reie..oer dmmild be than with In this mart, as the magis trate L. tLe power to indict a very waft puninenent. Mr ..“•1113411 said, as it was the priammes bet he e , m1.1 - - vher it be treated es mach a a matisaary meat it. W. Cuddle said he was mexione to entertain say rwornm, , Litiou front a pia 'aerator, and hs would therefore a.vad. s.. Mr. Gm...meth • request The pr...., ear was renewed for this wpm. WORSHIP-MUT - . - ARMOR= MUWIDS rsom ammornymmus. in the service el a publican in Shore ditch. was Amp," oith nttemptins to commit suicide. The I.l.ellorit -Thi. morning I wee informed that the Pima. rwM. beitot in the pothonee and bed emenowed Peon. I buret open sod he coefemed that it use se. llaglatrate Whet 'lid he take? nergem i t Harvey, 0 ilivoien Laudanum. au. Here is the cop that contained it. He Wall taken to the hoepitaL flagistome—Whtt io local vou. my lad, to do this? The primmer, isle. is about f 7 years of age, here burst hie teary and rod - sister is ildused, and I conk! vet leer ter rellection egret Magietrate—How es she ill.used ! Have you • father! Prisomwr, —Too. and • stepmother. Slvo 111-Dues her, and it preys upon my mind. Na.ristrste--itut admitting that it is sec bow very Nona it v*.t. Ut.frpettdent ~! the iricketineee, to seek death, Mien by Meng eon might be able to assist sod protect bet. i s, .•011 ant see this! ~Te 7 Roomer appeared to reelect upon the question, and on, replica!, " Yea, sir, I will not attempt such m art .1 . 41110." The P"lklUil observed that he had no fault to and with the lei. who had lies with him nine weeks, but be objected to taktag kis hat directly. Primmer was renuodiet. SOUTHWARK. DAILtIV; HIGHWAY . 1103/1111T. Pyarirk r•RAI...•, • pruserful lnokiag man, WIM brought I " f "fs t char* with being coacersed with sa ssiest to mediae a watch front the person of William Roe, trOtlentan, residing at Gl.ieeesterstreet, Illaryhtsceik 7736.. prosseiltor seal that on Monday aftwrneem, Aar* let .19 ire o'clock. be bad Isnainms in Toolierogrent b =ine Mout t o pei...rd lir a near c3t towards (ire accordin:lr turned up Joinsretmat, snag the t'nlway. and after he had got a short MASSA a rang wham he hall-tot to be the primmer sum st t.. hint and snatched his watch from kis waist. C "t lockrt, breaking it from the chain, Gal swan Timia I ..r 4- lip Eel tripped up with groat rialmice, and b• -n the edge of the kerb and cut his boo very MN& irstting untie mw the prissier running sway, and holies Ist that be was the fellow who robbed him he mowed kin , . and dal sot too sight of him until be saw him stopped hr a constable. Mr. 4 'onihe asked whether he saw the primmer prier to the rohherr. lineal . ..M.l that he pissed him at the end of the is "S. and he believed that he was the use who followed his 1.4 muddle., the watch. Palicociatstabie $6 Itf said that a little after gr, 'slock be ww the p rison er rturaingfront Joinerntrsettow i r I. him, Id -17 tbe prosecutor, who was calling not atop thief, " L Holes my watch.' Witness accordingly seised hold TIESN 9 XXPRHOS, LTA Piiratiegki4t9 of the primmer, and teak kin into cuidadi. He knew ltbd to be e nll•keow taint, sad ke asked fee a remand, td wake farther *mirk & Es. Oembe nmadid the prisoner booardinely. NIL COBDEN, MP., ON rms LOADS AND MB CONSTITUTION. The following address from Mr. Cobden wan re ceived in Rochdale yesterday : TO *l. ALOUNAg MALL" mummy or mu CGINITIOII. TIOSAL MI MS ASSOCIATION, SOCSDAJ.E. Paris, June 4, IMO. regret to be suable to accept the invitation to the public meeting of the inhabilaata of Rochdale ; but feeling that ley coaatituenta have a right to know my sentiments Rpm the recent proceedings of the House of Lords, which ere, I uederetand, to be brought under their eoulderation, I beg leave to trouble you with this commasicatioa. Stripped of all mystifkation, the question on which the meeting will be called to pass a judgment appears to are to be this : —Shall we submit to be taxed by an irreepossible body, or shall we hold fag to the cosetitutional maxim of our fathers, which declared that taxation and representation should be inseparable? We need not stop to inquire for technical precedents ; the breed end simple maxim that to the Commons aloes Wimp the power of imposing or re taining taxes is an allealieleat guide for us on the present OCCSIIiOII. I. it to be supposed that oar forefathers, two centuries ago, tree in defence of their fortunes against the exactions of an arbitrary monarch, merely to place the national puree string" in the hands of upwards of 400 ine speasible rulers t On the imetairy, I do not believe they would have sanctioned aa bisreditary breath of the tore,erlthout that orestitutioaal reservation which to it the hinetlems of taxation. The eeene t reed ya r b ri i iLi iis i sr t la indi neilie et secosioa is rap** es a esedesi. miff le neith fame badge* Let es sew eh* *sir mem Ms* II Is peer awe *es Me pees sire as messiah* hoond ler saiverelig the Imp* SS _thane tame vide nos lea. pled the Maim al leeNdedge—hoomi eamog *doh wee theme, gig , line awl ash* el wombed* gable =la - &glad eauseted te-4M Wale vbisin min punt id.m puma* Alla* • tees to *shwa illestings vow alb& Me grew the 4ns ef the gold* pen wee = P ate tine at elude* the goodias Weft* it the •el esedideles ter IremoL ig gosithas. so gells pidgin minks mass selleeled ef is the Irma el mime meth= for the ml.el she. lax= were sob* Its. Nike Isiah led an ineparlool domenison._ iaveZna lien beim essmittess ; sad at hog* the toner baying the per previous undergone tie proem Ora yew 11 sondeogolisk wee is the pass* maim alogivited by the gime d CoMmons. Weir In seed that during all this time name syllable ce *meg* or bestowed on the House of Lords ; not a pelt. Ilea reached it. No committee sat to inquire into the not a breath of dissuasion was raised within its And why was this'. Bemuse no rational being mile imagined that it the House of Commons, with the amend of the crown, decreed the abolition of the tax, the Lords would &seed as sight to perpetuate it. Il th er lap. dey, and after one evening 's debate only, their have reversed a decision founded on ten years' discoed= and investigation, and they have defended their rash s with arguments which I aniaorry to beobliged JO Si at nova arrogant and Moulting to the HerroITEZ: moo, Taoy who never hear the voiced a Chancellor of the Exchequer, they with whom Os SIONSIka holds no communication upon the subject of fonaliso—for she mete her easaterees frogs the peers, and isooper teems evade ores to neopies thin as • porttou of Lir at= whir Ilditimis Ile gems of linnessa es postione—Nn, law mode She vs fee the i liessm sed be* sh* Besse Ociessos is her getnat to dal the esoimpseg el a Jai& is the for s, **la it eif. t thnogb tbe Pewit pouresd ythen**, fer such • wpm an Is • oeflistal sews anneiseleid It is tilikult to Wises that ass imbibed seerslosr of the Sem Oammas ine fed to enrpowt this in vest= of he sit le i z er daihrgoo. sod dear. Surely the did se ZISCIt to put cs== =t s ve badly *own so little sips ofvitt will naiad gneir repooestatires *at she, !~ . well se insoweehs. have ea interest in pre @wig mestitutional homiims bequeathed to them by their easesters._ Time le at least or ger party, comprisies a majority st biss" with the numbers of the goverment at its brad, to wadi the eountry will sot look m vain on the =lsicession. To that party and its chiefs belongs, by astessients, peculiarly the honour of vindicating the *re and Mertes of the people. 11 thee* high motives men wanting, other might be found in the lei Wet of saLf•preservatioa, for it is evident that She arelled _ popular party in the House of Clemirms could nut rust of the power to control lie Sersial measures ware conceded to the pers. It is erelerhoss that that vatic is always in a minority in She Bare of Lori We 'feel it in the wearisome of our teen whilst pram year utter year through Me lower hors ✓ah meeseer as ibe Chereh -Wes Bill, with the conscious nee OM se log es the liberal party is in power those seems will be igatimaimally rejected by the Peers. It is for a pilled party to hold together, and to know that malt elliswirmasamy Igoe' rs am to vats. But we have at lamb had the immeleiha •I bakorinctlist se the vital quer ties et lasidies sad eipsaillare, iaclWiag seta* thepower of ea SigAut reommig end adjastlegeerdesal bandemt, • of As Mere ef Comm.= peered ea easea• aadmittly Let that principle se ear romehlisa be Invaded, open the doer to the Home of Peen be noble sad reject ear budgets. sad whet me permesslag say self engem would reemle is the realm el a pity will& was hapeteet berry Its mewl= la eir 111111 r isprimet of orranimeat ? If sorb • slate of thin, rem ki air, it weeld only monde tor the people oat of deers la lad • vemedy for Um evil. Taesan brescily sad billy my views on the gaieties it frees. Viewing the miter calmly frees a &Mace, it =to me that there is a ewe Orapeghisd principle at than he arises daring the pedilima mateehe of our time. lam messed that the= edam is • biwighty • rash, and nekton guides" have edested the pm• seat moment for as admit ea the lead abselebed rights at the Commove—a memeat wheel era anointe rulers am estsetatiosaly professing allsglease to the principle of pnpn• in, sorrerat . Mast we raper it as one more proof Met however gnat sad geed, sae sever pro. Cl ai body of re from the deterianWmg Three of arreepoesibie power Let sr, in conclusion, assure you how gladly I would have prented myself at your meeting. Nothing could liar prorated me from obeying your summons but the Important work iu which I am engaged here, and which, it le my =abated cone iction, involves the highest tutelars of the two countries. —I remain, sir, your obedient servant, B. COMM,. stscrlOA COILVITTIES.-(THIS DAT.) CLARE COUNTY. The select committee appoi n tedto try the merits of the petition sgainst the return of Mr. Calcutt for the county of Clare met this morn* ; Mr. Mellor in the chair. Sir P. Slade appeared for the petitioners, and Mr. Clarke for the sitting lambert Sir F. Slade mid the use against Mr. Calcutt was that he was dioqualified to be a candidate at the late election, in consequence of having been proved to have been guilty of illegal practices at a priwr election in 113130. Colonel Luke White was elected in May in that year, but was unmated on the pentium of Yr. Caleutt ; but in the cosine al the inquiry it transpired that 11r. Galante had *el • sem of rite. to the subieeriff, which was • mu mealy In excess of his proper fee. Mr. W. Green, sub.sheriff of the county in Mk wee ex. sod admitted that he had received the Gam of 1201., and that the sum returned to the election &editor was only SW. (Left sitting ) LONDONDERRY. The select committee appointed to consider the eßegalions ia the petition Assiut the election of Mr. M'Cormick for the city of Londonderry met to day. Mr. ei. Fitzgerald oactipsed the ch.tir ; the other =emblem of the committee were Mr. M. Smith, Mr. C. Denman, Mr. Clay. and Mr. Adderlay. Counsel for the sitting members, Sir F. Slade, Q.C., Mr. t Cross, and Mr. Clarke. or the petitioner, Mr. Pbino, Q C., and Mr. Wedlock. Mr. Man, in opening the case, stated that the ground spa which he should hare to contend that the adding member, Mr. M'Cormick, nu not entitled to his mai wu that he bad in comsmienoe of certain dream , stances connected with the Looderry and Calsenine railway become a public contractor, aid as seek was rendered ineligible to sit in parliament. la the assead is stance he should show that the petitioner, Mr. Omen, was entitled to the mat Thecimunistancee net of which the mese ww thefollowirst the time of M hoomMett of the Londonderry and Colo nise nilway, the company end* itself is dill mikes applied to the bah Exchetiner Lose carman skews, sad had obtained • loan to enable the eompasy to any tut its propmel Perim Slib.eqUialla b t: q com= hehts viable meet its momposeets. the Cammielemes liscamie mortingess el the lima. r., this lemod It to Mr. hl•Coratick. - It as. while Wan that Issw that Mr. liCormiek pot up cal wee selueued fer lam dowierry, end the Maned weasel camModed that he tskis sash how Mr. Ill'Ommick had become a pub& coolowelem wad to sash wee itellsible to eit to partisans. (Left sitting.) ROYAL Soct!re,—At the evening using. am iniminy sort, dm following an In lie ' Bost Immolon from gam& to =l 7 7lw o rt s_ en Jiro Trod* of NAM, Wotan &goat implaratioss tri AMR*. agora gownlooss, Dr. IL L Way and Mr. I. M. rxr"ti skamio INTELLIGENCE. el•DI, THI CUP DAY. This morning from an early hone the peat thareeahfares leading to the termini of the Great Washes sad both Western Railways were thronged with vehicles and pedsetriase. The ateralog gave m harden •cd rain until seem Ade*, when the sky hammea ewer met and threatening ; at eight • heavy *la ems. massed, whisk lasted tudel tea. Neeerliwisee the holiday folk wooded their way to Paddle.= sad the Waterloo-road, sad errand ariebeenaie stelpegue tbaiedeel M • railway speed doors the Wlll.lll road. The asess. make for the ecaveysece of pameseers to the heath by is& way were excellent, but though additional miniegm 1111111 stir-bed to each train, and Alm& taro atter Main was despatched at short intinvels, than. wan no traceable decrees' in the crowds that threefold the station-yard until eleven o'clock, from whirl beet the insiosera neemben pedually diminished, The sea egyiewed at mesa, awi the day. which at arid emed so sayeemidad, beams for • while eemepisailsely r ; the weather is the rest of the shwa:ea his bees showery. Ore awning niacauri.) ASCOT minernw.-01318 DAY.) LIWICIENTALIS OF 00 BOWL Stockade Banibbra Denooad ... t ::: ::: s 1130 PLATE. Ccehiaa ... LOOMIS ... Orees ... - I ran. 8100 PLATY. Amsterdam• • • Tyrant 6 rem. GOLD CUP. ~. 1 ... i ::: ...Z ... 1 ... 2 tu a rrily Promised Laid.. 7 ran. £lOO PLATE. Half a mile. Wee Polly, Toenq Chaateres, Slane f, c by Horvath, Ciammon, Willoughtma, Professor, Rose of Coalman, o by Gibrolter, Billy Banks, Clio, Woodburn, Pomona, New &ighton, Apollo Nimrod, Astarte,f by the Nabob, Syco. phant, Locates, lean* and Contract are here. NEW STAKES. Five farloop 136 yards. WHloughtoo, Canary, Intimidation q Vaga, Sweet Hawthons, Wing, Copernicus, Bop Dragon, o Newminster, Lisboa, Brown Duchess, VIIIMIRMR, BMW/ Eye, Lady Evelyn c, and Selina f are bere. ST. JAMIWEI PALACE STAKES. One mile. Tom Bowline, Catawba, and Northern Light are hero THE PROSECUTIONS FOR BRIBERY AT WAKE- FIELD. The proceedings in this matter are going forward and the awe will probably come on for trial at the ensuing wises for the county. On Saturday criminal informations were Dad at the Crown Wks, by the Attomey.O.nsal, against the following gentlemen x—Mr. J. 0. D. 01014011. worth, the oceserratire oandidate at the late stied= ; Mr. J. B. Chatsworth, cousin to Mr. J. C. D. Oliartawarth ; Mr. J. Jabb and Mr. Anita:old Crowther,. sphtt 'merchant, ooneervativee ; Mr. W. R. Latham, the liberal candidate; Mr. Marslend, of the Bleak ewes ; Mr. B. Hischoliffe, phunber and glazier ; and Oodfray Noble, libelee& In per simasoe of these informations writs ti enbpome were imined by the Lord Ode Justice of the Queen's Balsa (Bir A. Oochburo), calling upon the patties thus Wormed *Met to appear before her Majesty at ber court at Weseminsher, es Friday, the Bth isirtaist, to answer such simile as may be preferred against them by the Attarney-OenemL Times writs were received in Leads on Timidity morning, red were duly served during that day and yesterday. The Mews. Cliarlesworth were in London, and Mr. Imatham was in the south, but personal sestina is not necessary. The parties will have to put in an appearance and plead, and give bail if such should be required, the trials on the information, sot taking place until the amine. Mr. J. N. Barret, of Leeds, Me been instructed by the solicitors of the Treasury in this matter. MINES-THIS DAT Two o'Cloom. In the mining market to-day Rosewarue United shares have advanced to 53 to 57. Elortrid4 : e Consols are inquired for, and are quoted 11 to 11. Stray Park shares are firmer, at 51 to 53. W h eal Uny are quoted Si to ; East Beret, 1121 to 117} ; Wheal Unity, 34. to 366. ; and New Treleigh Consols, 39e. 6d. There is no movement of importance in foreign or colonial mining securities. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in et 291. At Brynteil Nine meeting, yesterday, the acersuate showed a Wawa of liabilities neer waste of not. le. 9d. A call of Oa. per share we mail. South Brest Mine, ea the sth inst., mails a can et li, per awe. Aca met* of advadithes in Wheal Morse, bald re lie amounts shwa. a profit on the two smooth d 2,oll ?..i ti r e. lid., which, sift balsam ham hi theogth— ria, 1,0 . k id. —Ma Itheals fa loads/UM lk IL, set of winch • digitised was dedened d K per lithe MONO, leaving 1,0261. lw the aredil at the wet assegai. c iaoswa stated thalami ,peat ha fa tie stenderd far wimpy: kit mho Os arallth lass Sea =nth The tonterthst aka bags aneentar during Na hot air wont* and ass d lise hams bad aapisisi , midi bad been stain/kg kph AIL Ws aril _ At Orikbara• Mae serousta shwa" • clief• Warm ant img it 06. 7 117 1 7 call of Es. per dim was work. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINOING-LAI L-(Tilli3 DAT.) Sorina.—There ha not haw a paha ale to-day, but the market is steady s i l iv yesserday 's earremey. Iledmed : Thie market is Aso it 00nICIL —MU elide is very dm, sad prior ar• fully en M i t t -The peb& ales dariered for to-morrow (Friday) have matamlly suspended busmen by private °outset to-day. Rice remains steady, bat the demand ha been limited ; white Bengal sold at 10s. to lle. Asitowitocer.-Bt. Vincent ordinary, add et 3d. to 4d. ; one, sd. to hid. PiPPER mid steadily at previous rata. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARK T.—{THIS DAY.) The market is steady Ikon tallow is quoted 51s. Id., net cash ; Petenborg Y.O„ w lb. spot, to 595. Jd ; June, 51s. 9d. ; July to Sept, 55ta;04. to Dec., 51.. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of benne is anal sad the demand has In creased, conseqmolly prior are higher. There is a osauddsr- Au 'increase is the number of sheep and limb ; Mods Is dull and a clearance cannot be idfectsd, mittare mach lower than on Monday. A Lupe arrirn ea torelgn calves has materiaDy affeeted the tomb In that dspartment. Our foreign supply consisgs ad 100 beets, 9,000 imp, and 270 mans. sows, 155. Tr item et 1116 a a d. ed. 17az slaw 61 leaad.a.d. Ilast Sesta, Darsida. 5 4 5 5 DadDloilißialaik 5 6 6 • Dad SiartAans SII 5 • DNA lalwanda. ... Ilessad owl Weals 4 6 6 • Da. E Nan .... 5 2 5 4 Cabin Tins DM Das &Mt bred ; lambi Santa al mutat, 1,006 ; aim sal Let. MSS ; 015566. 4114; Plga. 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) Matta Darla wad 0.. report Wade duII ; prim without alterntion. AWN; meadow bay, 75a, re Na ; superior ditto, 50a. to Nu ; ieferirr do., 110 a to 70a ; rowan, 110 a to 70a. ; clover, old, Nu to 115 s. ; wad out, 55e. Vhs. Id.; Mae w. gra. b 334. Islam MORTAZA-Tant.—The notorious kidnapping am in which the child Mary Barber 1. the chief moths The spin before the Q 1111111 1 .6 Dia* DANN, a lnerry. The coat was oesd the eattre dig bearing mor of counsel for the boreard rear, es the voluminous b* misty MAW at Blasaylward to the arts isterregathas he psi re. Be seaterild that the systers at the ' ablargh sipper: Obit! ag end& wen realleint, arhdastory, art iagyell the OWL Tim ease was to be rig be that Mr Aylward has mat = .. wltsre tam =II Isar atria say eke to he place al arealeeedt. llama CoLumau AND as °moue. —Meetings are berg held at New Westrinslar sad other plaer, at wMpli peillimes an drawn up te the Ileartary at Mate Cricks Ws repreesatati he li ve e r Ver sad especially that mists e raids la the colony. At present the Orrenter, TrINAIIIf, sod the Attorney. Gemmel are all in Ynammever's Island. Colossi needy is the only caul is the rimy, sad the land sales is New Weemisster are ea gas lay • corporal at the Royal ilienaeon.—Csaarea News. auks Lisjauwit l -----1- ' • k. •+ a NOterithrtanding .aihNaildt imug : E ar - ') of n al Uspii the railway:4We' fisib. I A rise of fto # per cent. brieba yaw in Mid- s land, Lancashire and Yorisehiae, al 1 / 1 1609 sad- A North-Western etock. Othew drectiplinna are quoted the same ke yesterday . *moon. South Astern forma an exception, having 1: Men # per mat. London and North Weetern stock is now uoia4d 2 l:l to 102# ; Great I Western, 69# to ; Ili 117 to_ I; Leeteashir• and Ir 106 to # ; t Nortbetzt, 115# a tor ; 91 to # ; South Eastern, 85k 1 to ; and Eastern unties, 64# to #. mbardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, 1 11, at ft die. to par. The Brazilian lines are a a little more inquired for. The Indian railway stocks I are arm and Canadian dull. Buenos. Ayres Rai! - way shares are marked 6# prem. WIDINAILY auei AIM UTOCE& 1 ILI rd I Lewin 1 casletlwi r I Vire I!.b_L .... 1 ... ibib,v,,L.l IN 114. _PA so &v. nal _ . . _ _ Ti 7i i a a t t i a p. - Zidyi. Dist,Zl4 &ea M H Do. 3 Rid Datork N H . _ at.° roadalussor ABM ANA I =Sbot Scothad Ovel Imam DA ♦ 11Soca DA 3 Nosh OL IlaulllWal pal _ Osoill ilrislAgi _.. riaMestiVILOUL imaillikk allbekwaS Om* ADow. Ya4w4• =Vr.leigni i I im7o s c -- 7- I _ . 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DplaLeMeft 4 pa. sw.eilteadisopef.i IMMUU Atat.r. Da. law ess. p. at Dalla riar Uses N.16a.-14444.6 p. Do. do. do Do. Lewis I p.at. No. 1 Do. York. L t apse. Dank Mollardite Oz.W.tWaLepo. Da Madamobia Ousl New Prat boot 14.1.32 pal PM. Do.Abor. Do. 7 el Prot. Damn p. /bad 42 p. I La (Mod. M. Mae Ds. 42 pat mat Da. Mod 44 pea assl Wake mo. ► 4 p. amt DP 42par me 7/4814 p. •Dortlagosrpa Do. do. Dep.& Do. do. Cepa. Watarok Mussy Op.& , Antwarp I &Yrs.& Tp.e. i Ift =l l 4s le I. DIONIIII) . • raimilai elestllstain L.. ..i.i..„_____.•,:w. ....m..._,... ..._......• *W. mod Tuniost .. ~ W Y~w~-....~ t ernes of .... 1,..i. - ita;wiiiini . " . It Pr% millivilt. boot inil ma lislir =VA . taus mil !Waal= Nantsea hassa. WMaisto D oo a lipsr a mt. Pat Wank. D. W. of Wfoilie al Austria I ifielrisia . - • • • .1 I" II PA _ _ ••• ••• -.. 644 1151 1111 Oki mat i -701 101 i 1 - -- 931 ... - - _ ... ell SI; —Ca ... 81} 8 5 i i7_ - I - - - a 11"118: I.j I iiiiZ hp - e - o iii to to to to to 1011 10) la 10 ii re To sk. IX a. se. L MO Nib 110 101 VS is SI ii so so 6 saaiwiYe: I 1 0- 077151.Trid ditto.. . no. Juno 1 1274 mow a h. oloter.apoo•r m a o.oa. • , • I& 1 1 :2 " Dobant .. • I et. do. .. i 4 od Oanoi I • dor ot.Prof. isnita. .....m•arrtii Dative.* Do. I per 4. 1801.... t do. 18/1.... lot itta Yw ~ -- LDa 40. n l ag e eltitikk eri t i Zl PR PR et Da I, W.: 11).. LTA. Da la iries ther b t 86.7 dreAmpati. DM de. Lind do e. do. Bmy do. do. Lead do. 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Wm lel MI Mu.. led and West India SW 100 M. St Katharine lOO WOO6l St. Southampton lOO • KMAIM, St. Victoria SAKI 10 Da. Nem ,100 .100 .100 .1M 6100 . 100 folo - ..0..i5a.... D 0.41 pot coot, WIT • D 0.41 pot catt. 1.109 Do. 6 pee oat, UN Do. 0 Pot al. Tob.d.aog tie. Do. epee et. Ilarloo. Do. 6 porcoal. Do. da. Now Bransor.:ont . ii. N. 6. Wales Ov. 6p. 4. Do. 6 p. 0., un to Do. 6 p. s., MA *on Soollo • p. el. ail rodeos. 1876. Gov.' p. e. &oda 10. Ov. op. 0..706.&Ju1y 100 110.1p.e.A5r.400%. 100 .. MIME 11:1162 • Alfred Cons. (PhMann arta& Iron )ILIIIO Mtlced . O. Coai. i =lk ) LA llart Onados 1 lard (Make ) ftembW It St. Antrim Otert iscal G.WILAIIteIZr) G. kV IA . Renew/Z vi lady Bert h NII:ZMay Weary ret Dane N. roman (Ma w ) N. W. %et N. Marl Par Pea, , telaa ae=es. (V Pa. oo.ry. p. Ora Ins (aspa) . Dena Teri I Oen. ang & P W. /npes (papa) Nay ?ark Tamar BiLilaadlla.o _ _ 7 i 7:. 54 , 17e.... FL62121.75. SI. l o.a t . Ifs. Ila Croft Tab T Om ) Wed Hand W. Cusekis Weil Ma ) i rail mws :P: ad ti Ilfty (Uu. Want) Whorl Ilazi Ann Offenbeniol) Tralawry Pelt I ilia.*l t Lft 103116 A YLA~. If. lie i MO I MCI 100,000 80,000 03,174 SOO el SW K! I 11.0 16 26 60 106 l I Do. Da 'As Ipos 4•••4 iiitisai.. raa — eirllT - 3707. Cia.Cas. lea. Os. Ans Cobra Omper MOW , Dan Mountain Oampar ho — ree — ni --- ----- Gt. Northers Karma& dB. Au gAm.) stra lls a (m ) Llama 1A04...4a N. Mao Omar GIL V( m) • • • • PonktbmideilverLaid 'Oa cottisit MUD& (La) i ) fted Modena Wcothaag Rio) Do. JOINT If -OC[ Agra sad 11. kr. Bark Atutralaria Bank ot= Back of Bonk of Turkey Owl alleird. Wig& Labs, AmMilk sal Oda% . - i,zz ;FA Ehlia". =N W _ lola al Murk I Ocin. ell Make ...... rtir eist it= Ism Irak et AIWA. Laid= awl Looks Ml= :.• : Lon. and Illaimbalar Na*. Prer. d po. Nog National Beak New No9th Adis 07 7 1;orid — Do;k7Folpoes Mosso Disk !toofacial of train! Do. New Amin& .. Milos of Australis Was g i l i t at_ arkwa Use* A: 1 4 1111. 68 111 : 11 W....... dalsavorio Monk= rod.. NM& Xrag. Si. A piir e. IS UN mu a an S A Uhati Ala iV a ti e l • 111.4 ‘na. Ti par ant I . Cal Pain li Pretsmac• li i =Da 11 ‘h ir A .. 0.14. Pa& 111=1i.: mi ) I ads Lad . al e., la. at 1 4111 a al .& N. Beat Ld. IC Awizalaidas.. al Or latm. (I&E.) oa. C War lasi &Ma NaadOrima. 'Maw al - 11 ow -.. ILL 211. eff. A lisa Mrs .... AM& Asa lambi ' -•••-..... Aal tr a llidir • • ob. asidgena ,ml di la Oa UP. OIL Dirmals No. IU. 1 CoV i 10,009 10 Aagio-Ms SS, 25 4vilralls 1160 MO Atlantic 1 47,000 10 Berlin Ws . SO Brit. AM4 . e. SO Mit 6 lit ASA ID Do. 7 11, 11 Its 0 . ft ISO Omit Is A 10 Closoli 14 260,000 OA Ccr 0. 1144 12, U 1,00Z)55 It. 0221461 Pu 106,820 St. Ds. Psi 250,003 St. Do. 6 p.l 700. • Bt. 1301111811 7,160 16 Ds. Nos 70,000 0 lag sad I 10,000 15 Oss SPIN 330,000 1 Grist Sidi 100,060 1 Do. 1711 12.000 6 Lon. DWI" 60,000 10 Londe* IN 100,000 0 Loin Got 50,000 10 Ntelets In 30,000 10 Nolllarrs 11,000 10 Wedltsr. 1 60,000 15 National 1 6. • 20 Nabadds 1141 16 Notbselsa 00,000 5 Ds.bpi 1.724 10/ F t: Drum 1. , SA 1 . 0 IA 10, 10 • 10.1 10,000 10 Do. 100,000 81. Pima Um 20, SO Plods. sad SO Do. Nov 44 11 a./ N s 4 11 14. 50 10. 15 Nes 15. 1401 Ski Bt.- Al 14. 15 At' IS. 1 Mk 19 al Is 1 Ds Or SIS. aim to - La - _ ali _ ... $ ... al _ - _ . -. SI r e ~,r Si g g II Al " 4 9 % 14 11, 4 ICI 1.4 Oar Pa g t er 101 lel Es 79 1 1)31 i if dis 1 114 a d4no 100 100 9' it re 11 0 1 di' --. 1141 - 102 k 10. IF mi . nt= g ~r~ . _. - - _ la' lei - W ^ 12f - IL ill 110 111 101} - 101 100 100 101 100 101 100 101 1N 10e 120 U 2 log iwe i i. 12 LSI it ei M . 46. Ad 1;91i —CC 906 zd st 11 a a It_ IS SF IS }di p ffe l" me I 418 7 1 " l e dis i so Ii 1 1 ell I I ill a - 41k 14 _xi 31 44 6 rt to 19 II 13 15 120 125 6 8 It 27 24 6 25 1 16 84 • IP lei 1441 MIS US pasß R Ile I n s I 4 14 61 UlO IX/ 1 1 $ 10 WTI - ~-- -- 1 —0 1 6 7 14*4511.tq?.. ~. pliki funds to-ttiky aittllM4l7l • iseterdayls. elating rin ,aidaperltia l3"l"l enr il of bagineas tla• Stoat g°ing lkachaaga ior : la imp 't astances are nominal 4 unchanged. Tlts "lb at two or three of the principal British 4liklOsys ed have improved c boa Soisth. )astern has declin. 'lt er l: s aris this morniag e tmaseding to Kr. Fi telegram, the Timm; psi Cant. Renter Moiled at 611.55, ex ooupon, showing an improve :mut of Zia since yesterdar, arm allowing .for *it &dilution of the dividend. Cbleols are officially marked it; and 95 'for Money, and 951. for the account (July 10), "The present quotatiOns are 94 to 95 for :eask, and 95} to a for the 10th of July. Tki official business report is as follows : Beak Stook, 22910_ Three per Cents. Be. r 934, j ; New Three per Cents., i; Indian Five per Cant. Stock, 1850, 1061, I ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 974 ; Echequer Ile, 9s. prem. The foreign stook market is equally quiet. Prices present little alteration. The Turkish loan of 1854 is slightly ila,tter, at 76 to 4, whilst that 'of 1868 is quoted 69 to 60. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869, for account, 994 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1024 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, lone ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211; Russian Four and-a-Ralf per Costa., 974 ; Spanish Three I per Cents., 48 ; ditto Passive, 16 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 764 ; ditto Six pile Omits., 1868, for account, 594. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quiet at 414 to 14 prem. The shares of the Union Bank of London have not varied. About 30,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from tie Bank yesterday for exportation, whilst 8,0001. in Russian was sent lnjo that establishment. According to the last advicee from the city of Marion there was a prospect that a condueta with 3,300,000 dole. in specie would leave on the sth June for the coast, but nothing seems to have been settled with regard to the 8 per cent transit duty insisted upon by itiramon neither is anything said as to whether Mr. Whitehead would entrust any portion of the bondholders' money for conveyance by this oppor- tunity. A telegram from Constantinople, dated the 4th inst., reports the death of Mr. Theodore Balta.:xi, the head of the wealthy family of bankers of that , name. The exchange on London was quoted 118 p., against Cairn ; by the previous &dykes the price was 117/ p. An order was made by Mr. Commissioner Fon blanqne for the winding-up of the Patent Derrick Company (Limited), a company which was formed in 1857 for the purpose of constructing and working derricks under the patents of Mr. A. D. Bishop, civil engineer , of Woolwich. Its liabilities are about 15,0001: A similar petition had been presented against the East India Cotton Company (Limited) ; but the hearing was adjourned by consent for seven weeks. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 41021 ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,7061; the Great Western an increase of 4,6401; and the London and South Western an increase of 1541. Except as regards the Great Northern, the figures just published include the traffic of Whiteun week, as compared with an ordinary week of last year. The directors of the North Eastern Railway invite tenders for the construction of the works on the Nidd Valley branch, in length about 111 miles. From Lancaster we have received a copy of the of the Galgate Cotton Manufacturing g4 1311 g; 111 AlAraited). The capital is fixed at 10,0001. The directors are elected from the share holders. . . _ Thehalf-year's interest is advertised on London, Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway stock. With reference to the Lyons silk market, the circular of Messrs. Mihiom and F. Poy , dated June 2, has the following : Our o:edition Home passed last month 3,020 bales con. ditioned, and 670 bales weighed ; total, 3,590 bales. This important increase ca presume translations has been caused by the arrival of orders sidlicieut to induce our samumore generally to rework their stooks ; and also by the alarm which has been reosatly felt respecting the new crop of silk in Fiance, of which, we regret to say, we are receiving very unfavourable accounts. Under these eirctunsteaces priosa have rallied, and are still looking up. Mr. T. Litdbetter was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Kurrachee. Telegrams from Liverpool report a reduction of per lb. m the common qualities of American cotton, compared with last Friday's prices. With regard to the market for American se curities, Mr. 1.1. Satterthwaite reports an follows : Besiege ia Loudon in American securities continues to be lbsitad, the demand being chiedy congaed to States' Mocks and the beet elms of raihaad bonds. Erie absrea have been takes feta 19 to 20 by parties who are looking for higher prima sciaisquent on the mach improved con dition of the nedesteig ; the opening of the first 40 miles of railroad of the Atlantic and Great Western from the inaction with the Eris is regarded favourably. For New York Central shares, notwithstanding the road is doing so well, there is no inquiry, though the bonds are steadily taken o ff the market for investment. WZDSISDAT EVZIFING. Consols, which oloeed yesterday at 95 for money, varied to-day between " sellers," and 96 , "buyers," and closed at 55 For the 10th of July the price, which left Off o r i starday at 951, to , opened this morning at 951 and so after temporarily advancing to to 4. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 95, 1, 941 ; ditto, for ee -1 c ount (July 10), 951, 1 • Three per Cents. Re dueed, 981, 4, • New biros pas Cents., 931, ; ' New Thrse-and.;-Half per Cents., 100 ; New and-a-Half per Cents., 7 9 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 094 ; India Stock, 2244 2A, 222 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1064 , ; Five per Cent. " enfseed " rupee paper, 971,1 • Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, ; . India Bonds, 75., 4s. dis. The Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 974 to 98 ; the Five-and-a - Half per Cent., 1024 to 103 ; the Indian Five per Cent stock of 1859, 1061 to 107, showing a slight improvement ; Exchequer Bills Bs. to Us. prem., being Is. higher than yesterday ; and India Bonds, 7s. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market was firm. The principel inquiries were for Turkish Bonds, which expe rienced a rise of about 1 per cent. in the afternoon; the Loan of 1854 closed at 764 to 1, and that of 1858 at 594 to 1. B u emosAyreeDeferredßondswere likewise inquired for. Venezuela were lat. Tut SALTA"? Sworn —The weekly meeting of the executive committee cos bilo% el the easel is Guildhall. chambers ea Tueeday Mr. Whileside to the chair. Mr. Wititehurst Mr. XL IL N. Neesdea, Mr. F. Clowee, itr. Le i 6. WON SIMMISbo The no sult of Mr. Wylifs MOSS far ea isietis a s wit , mittee oo the Reform lOU luseslie %Rhin who by the ballot was reported fella otaintoillna Irlio resobred, that— " The committee logo bast be di all *Oman of their ' Mends to the Spokes dedika. .That Mr. WyKILP., wilt be in order in enerlithit Witt Anew ia the eormittee Os the Reform lid sail le the ialleastlea to the ecaaattese. *greed to aseatameies n for the better monention Wharf at ea4l4y whisk Ile &a& uto the of . WON ' is set M net ; as& the taste their thavoithest the kimdaa elltihweilatima esessasisethig with their ne lee is their places when Mr. 71717.1"iwailliiiialetteillat=tom eotamiMoe of the whole house." The discussion ea far. Bentincies motion for an instruction to the oonuallase. es to measures against bribery and intimidation, was mewed by the committee. 'The committee islets the ot=ar reference to the VOSS( utintsiwo rOlSSl Per m in y Lo essure untida n rd ight ain ! i ii e h m ; =IT doss cola ?thrill% rfrm votes to zd - I 1009 i 96 i 4 )1 - i 270 2110 _MK _ IM fit. I. 29_ at i I 1 ' skim 110 160 90 100 11 144 16 2. 22 24 26 26 iSe 291 52 4 U U 611 ok w I n n IS 11 14 101 ili tsi 14 141 lf th 11 1 eV L i I Ma : I U 48 ?S 7.1 LI U 1.17 - "t I`~~ N I