The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROM OF OOMMONB..—WzmirsDAT, Jrxe 19. OMER RATE 4 ABOLITION BILL. (Ocebawd from yodoarday's impress.) The asernderat was seconded by Leta K. ('wit who esegratolated Sir J. Trelawny upoo his be, duconoected buret( her the Liberation !toy, the object of which wee the iteeteuelisa el the Church of Megkeiad. He denied that this bill was one of liberty or of enfranchivenent ; it was, Maid, a bill of diafreocireemsait and of pains and perties. Mr. LEWIS had lidased with great satisfaction to the meerilmiory spsesb of the eight hoes gentleman the member Ice W Ashes ; and whimsy might be the result of the arrive it would bewrsia to those who irtended, like hi to vale he the thud to loam that hon. ges tismin appalls wan dlopmesill to do juries.. It was said that tie wisdakumme if sbmrsh rats. proceeded free • senecientions Ist a ss well as the opposition them. 'fie how said that gentleman the supporti= of rates wished to malaria • privilege wide bad lamed for ten esoteric*. Hat if the lupe= bad lasted • thousand ran be (Mr. iarria) orosideeed that the time bad come when it .bould masa This was se fear that the Mere to which church men isabed with massation would sot be sustained. A. • samalisr of ihe shrub be was satisfied that it would sever Minle t anie putties se hag se the Ensemble bickorregs to hine masa gars ries motioned. He hawed that with sham* eat, they would cut out a (e.t.a sad sem which be awed wow ••= l : st ist. the vitals of the dem* end whisk had materially Mired its its paillims la tbs mematry. (Hear, ) If the volualary =bad umbid, ss ao mold dray that it bad llis br a ss less for the reiridt of its adoption. bard the 11111111111 k krl scarcely lees than direst head paned the mane of that preciple . Hess. hear.) Ilme memo et the (Amish iliwreary Society wail a reef st the Walla r minalary coatribeitioo.. He could not he lms that as misidery principle would Miura the dumb eshilibismat of that eseatry, fe he could not imagine that iimportere id the shank mold allow their sacred fabrics he ha incie dray. fa seembisioa hie legged to espying Ids Moms throb to Si. bow for the courtesy with which they led lisiimed be Um rimers from both sides of the ken.) eltoBlll fully commered is the amendment that the MI be read that day Na meth, is miler that some Nettie met sneht be arrived at. (Hoar, bear ) Mir U. U, 121/1/11 rid that if the opining,* of the right bememuide member for Wiltrine were shared be tenser , shierseabersopperte. them wee Bostick very wide difference between the WOOS of the two Wee of the boor. end • solehmeset of this gushes en the principles of the widest lehmilisa was by ao mesas diewat (Hear, hear.) The iiigsettea he &Ora etas which was felt by the 1 , 00-010. kiwi* Who we Oat • decal objection ; it wee an objecting el amalsre ; sad whoa the noble lord (Lord H. Cecil) mid Ike objectio• of the dissenter was • hypo:it Mimi IMO— Load t CECIL—I never need the word. fa U. 0. LEWIS said that although the noble lard did Ma r She phases, his argument went to show that i i . eemelentione eidestione en the part of the dismaters was at had Wit—that it was limited to cases where they wtid alitala sums dewing., and that when no advantage we, to be had, she ardseithm did sot appear. He (Sir G. C. Laid balisesd the ehjm.Yaa who porketly sheers. ( Hew. beam) Eat it was Unread, w UMW m conscientious *b iro might deareigted It, or treat it with ridicule, }slims iirs imperside to deny its minty and efficacy in the aid al Ye mess elm tahrtaissill it. That principle was atemwlsrsi In the ear of Inked. There the retry ere wan anc with as acknowledgment of the magenta- Mem felt by Homan catholic' who dwarf majority of the population of linked. alasegli a sharp wr eubstitated for the ewes - (hear, burl -mad - that the fabric of the church were not left wit yet all ecnipalsory charge elm abaa demi am , at the damask= which hail so beg prowillat oft this he (Sir G. C. Lewis) was pre pared ke rots for She third reading of the bill. At the same Ohms he was quits mad, to altar iota • dismal.° of the ppopoultimos whit* bad hem pat forward by hon. members ("Nont o , bow," and laughter.) His objection =DO sf the ' ail member far Pinson (Mr. Cross) was, Mia emir= Moot vial the pros that every hones bake was • asuoines, cad and be subject to • rats, atilt mob• ilsollaisteos to the aootrary. Ns. cam add he proposed that by first making • de. A. disailina himariskiar Nimbi 'nor be nods subject to • Bib at Ilk Q. C. LBW= Oil he Aisesid enieleatially the prie deb woe le redo a thane elm every ratepayer io the =oleo ite ope We a declarstwo. The ch ili isheses amid to be that it reduced the ilimiluele a mom welenbey sedeoriptioc. U the boa. amber adwelled As right of wee to exempt Mod( boa • leis le soopsell of a Mae to • poseden Mem& bale hie wee set the pbeiple .weeded! The roomy el •Me wee it was W Add M C &Ireton M fiat = l aim el the bee. wee epic dolma peeped was that el okay a oda et worms is the peed ea the arum sad a owe vehentery ra n = This, odd eerier a ret iL law, Oda so Woody adman to tt. Oleo hear.) Amidst the oases oboes while bed bees nitro: awed te Shoham, he tad an ob=ra gide, if they . its Way wished.wadbleb by 11 0 0 : 10 mop epee ambers of tie church aas. and be odd tot their shossineesiiiis by thew adelOutee et the odd; AIM& He haw the Oilcan, which were fen to yew NON bet many of the seetrolliui churches ware sadeleind by pew tote ; and all &Oat doable IMllimleleindl by die eons .«.. Sone pewee seemed te ebek thew me weades demplory in par rents, and Ad it wass inewert4 Aisfy der the shared to be so. = se r i t sea seem H. Mir 0. C. Lewis) did sot whiff.. dew the weed "pew " bat he would love a list pooled of pewees who Wesid the orbit Ounk sod pee • pr.or of insides a esapubary note epee them. lbMpepemi weed sot be epee to the objection attend fed bin = sawn. It night be coesidered perhaps nods of doling with the question, but le ;sew It eel mercy as a eentribetica to the peers] stook Ir. I .4II =MGATH sell be had always his. Indy op. to the principle of No bin a the boa. teneset J. SWAT sad be Mowed the prepeed of the Oda boot 0. C. Lewis) wee op. to As oldeetten that it lead eberchneea only far the Medi of the whelp esnoweity. The noble lord the to fee Illatibel Mord M. Coln bid thought 1$ to appeal to Kra. as thee* be bed depleted from the el the pety et which they were mew t al l t r u remise sense yon Mese. But of that party be Neadesdei bed log aired to be • amber. iDert. if,. Aso ben As ether aide) He had talon poll pie to ego* it ia INS ; bet be led lees use dieticiated boo It. sad the Bode bete seerehe seened ealciebled only to throw odium epos Ike annee be apased. Be ady famed that the riyht how. pellema (Kr. M. listers 4). is inside( • remedy, wee sarserse the apsiaiise el the shwa. He (Mr. New. dopy wee is favor if the thentle Ohs endowed et of per j u te l li ar ich s !re d =C o t tdXoddlbk• h wesy ai. haw ea Me ads el the Mew Ow arts* AO the shwa& weld ad iee "Aso well diesel • sate se be many thought thexteel aa t i t MIMI Ws wish e.s~ tat Orr Faseeeifil. alneisethe et the 11l a the bso breed par J. 'Aiwa) 101 0$ he eseepted by lie (Mr. Destaid side at IMO hose it soda reambeeed that they were act oislentoun. but wise • pities of debit ea this row Ono 'the weld* et one Moe wee 11, it thee MI to 30. eat thin yest II leis ll* It lowordieg Is that nes et pesos Me wejoity odd speedily be ridged to half • osieho--Aser. bear}—end soy yew= Wm* solleseset sail le WOK Be the Itissealitr dlepleped le the adoleable sad sertAledeo of the a bit e 4husa (Mr. IL sitare4 Olid with by hes. anwhens en WNW. Mindon'e) ids of the balm 11111101 IT add EA the_phas whisk bad teen IMPOSIA pinesole. he idlest wen to get Pi r i st won, shoed ed Oat the diseselses nigodsd s• the sups. =the shwa of lailand la relation to this particular ;e *se As *oh aril other eau in that ropes. wpm = 111116.1ift The Mistime be shack Estee was eat as lie moo; these meet lee L I the g ram elm mem. Ke wan jpieyrltsa to we Or the thhd wailbs the ; bet hifwes eddy to awes' te • esseposeebe leyw it isk Ike poor d Imft OM die dada be IlOadrama=tr sena of Obi ilea &Mew& HUHIMAKD edema the how fowled Mos maid Hz. A I M= eloorse eat this geodes w of peke Mho thee of plasiple It was totally di a l= Am est ef • samalee of the aura hem the state Be aims dessepeedse hid be" sr sold ber, pe=issat weeid ea be eildsetioludll elleadils_ end be believed Ka t all the attneepts woad be wee, ob. divaree. mod deesperso =ln= Err oirodos Y. derail( sr* Also es Ibb oporlos. Oa dr hi cosoroo It woo .i d art es Lbis be dog* it woa be hes TM speed. et the firsibry elf ISds he the Bine Departsiset de- Neva wen esTiiinties Yea it bed ressivet TM der p - a 11.... ATM le the agnak ca. bo hawed but bi toga te slate tha erewhee wee het has ler the eistherwis d he high d the huh" awl theidere ha lima us ..nest .bares Mr lie hissaillissal heave et show* Eska ash Ma ipialsurees yes* Tr whet the ha bol t Imo Itgloof balk bo yr to sits is Wow tti TM boa stab kr The bed s piss et hie we, be hough wee bat s it sb es i E hem whe= sal miss owe queethe . ha high le eusisehrt sissol quelleu et l bet priselpie. The supra: sies hi ma anie hue sided the bee" but hen lite =it rese s geisha et se=y, bus et Os GM primi al dr mot lk• bow lin MAMA The maws were : Perils hid mho f 74 /40• 161 174 . . _ logoakiler r Isi sedved a the labi•, an sag& ge " lie MI OMNI* Ow boose. Slid pro rim M • skralliorom bed of 'Muria, OD the oppurition =M SW IA 1111 rogor•S•47. mod preveutad Sr haw amosift seagen fat onemil Waste. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING; JUNE 20, 1861. The SPEAKER, whose rising wita a signal for the caw" tion of the cheering, said ayes to the right are 274 , sod the noes to the left are 274. If an equality of voiaeS bad amen an an earlier stage of this bill, I should have had so difficulty in my mune, blames, guided by the rule which hoe been established by many able men who have preceded me in this chair, I should have desired se to vote as to give this hones another opportunity of deciding the question for itself, ether than to have taken that decimal into my own bands. But that rule does not prevail on the third reading of the bill. I find that the house hesitates, and is unable to express a decision, or to give any detersninstion whether this law shall stand or be changed. flo far as I as collect the opinion of this house from the Celine of debate, I think that the gewend opinion is in favour of some settleasseit of this question different from that which is eon tensed in this bill. (Cheers, and cries of "ceder.") And I think I should best discharge my duty by kerne it to the future and deliberate determination of this how... to effect a change in the law, if it thinks right to do so, rather than by taking upon myself the responsibility of that change. I therefore give my voice with the Nom. (Loud and prolonged cheers from the oppceitioa.) The numbers consequently stood thus: For the third reading. 274 turthe third reading 274 ealter's vote -275 qty *gained n• Wl wer, it tenders. rejected. FRIENDLY AND ASSURANCE SOCIETIES BILL. Mr. MOTH ERoN ESTCOURT said thistAithowith the Iwo. vision of the bill had met with gown sumo* sone meiotic' nought that it would disturb their te, sad maser them give rise to wan sa shinbone*, wee big intention to withdraw the mann. The measure was the. withdrawn. COUNTY VOTERS (800TLAND) BILL. . . Several daunts el thin bell won ameidorod and wood to 1* cosusattles. BILLS OF EICHANOE AND PROMISSORY NOTES (ULELAND) BILL. . _ _ The ball pearl isomer comMittoo pro forma. POOR AUSESSNENTS (SOOTLAND) IW. The WU paned through eonnuition EAST INDIA COUNCIL AND HIGH COURTS OF JUDICATURRAFALAHHH, ha) BILL The report upon IMP bill nu brought up sad wood to. VACCINATION BILL. This bill was reed a emceed tim CONSOLIDATION OP THE CRIMINAL LAW. On the rooLion at tbe Suuerroa•OLeza.u. the following Mlle wen mad • third time sad pared :—lerceny, Re., Bill, Malicious Nunes to Property Bill, Forgery Bell, sod Weep Offense Bill The Dena Fore* sad Hundred at St. Briavels Bill weaned a Sherd time dad paned BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY BILL The Lords' amenchnsels to this bill were breeght up ad laid on the table. The home adjourned at five minutes to six. SPORTING INTELLIGENOE. HAMPTON RACES.—WziornawAT: . Tes INNICEILPERs' PLATE of 30 son., added to a sweep. Aiken at 5 most inch, for all ages ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b ; four, Bat 71b ; five, six, and aged, List 121 b ; MEN and gelding' allowed 311 es ; the winner to be sold for 1201. ; selling allow ances. Three-quartets of a mile. Mr. Knight's Newsteed, by Newnsinster, tyre, tiat (50t) ((L.Snowden) 1 llr. Angers Vulture. 5 PA gist Of.) t6. Yordham) Mr. B. Lauds Cheesecake, 4 yrs, 7st Illb..;Chments) Mr. Searles Naughty Cid, 3 yrs, est elb (SIN.) , C.Rearle,Jun. , 4 Bettie( : 6 to 4 on Cheesecake, 4 to 1 each apt Vulture and Newstead. At the first attempt the four got off in • line, Newstead soon going on in front, Vulture laying second, the favourite next, and Naughty Girl last. No change occurred to the end, Newstead winning by half-a-length. Cheesecake was a bad third. Naughty Girl beaten off. The wiener was bought in for 90 guineas. TEE CLANK/AUNT STAUB of 10 SOTS. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 71b ; fillies, Bst 311); winners extra. T.Y.C. r. MW. H. Munday's Bolero, by Fandango, rist 71b (D. Plumb) 1 Mr. L Thomas's Senior Wrangler, Bst 7lb J. Goakv) Mr. Mellou's Lord Durham, est 7lb (0. Yonlhans) Bettiw: 5 to 2 on Senior Wrangler, and 4 to 1 apt Bolero. Holm was the quickest on his legs, and jumping off is advance et the other two, made all the running, and won sally by four lengths. Lord Durham was beater, off. THE SOEJLET AND MIDDLEELI WAXES (Handicar i l of 10 son. each, with 100 added ; th e Winner to Pay solw towards the expenses of the police ; the second to wire his stake. WinnillS after June 5 to carry penalties. Two miles. 18'3 subs., 30 of whom pay 2 *ore ft.) lard Allasburys c by Wild Da:mil—lntimidation, 3 yrs, est 410 Mr. 0. lembert's Little Dru mmer (Mi ( duley) t Mr. C. Bevill's Audrey, 5 yr; est (L. Snowden) $ Mr. A. Doors Borderer, aged, est 81b (G. Pordham) 0 Br. L Brayleys Weatherproof, 3 yrs, eat 71b.. (flutelike) 0 Iced I.7steiddes Prince Imperial, 3 yr s , e s t 4lb (W. Woodhouse) 0 Mr. Hodgman'. La Ben; 3 yrs, fat 1086 can bet 111 b) (W. Johnoon) 0 Mr. Prices Biddy Nutts. 3MA est 7lb (Taylor) 0 Mr. Payne'. Auricula,ll yrs, Set 71b Scar Lleafilb) .. ( Parsoos) 0 Betting : Even on the Intimidation colt, 5 to 1 apt Audrey, 6 to 1 apt Mils Drummer, 100 to 12 apt Weatherproof, and 10 to 1 apt Prime Imperial. Prince Imperial bolted the instant the flag dropped sod was left 000siderably in the rear. On main the stand the first time Biddy Notts had a slight lend, having Weatherproof, the favourite, and Borderer 1. ekes attendance, Little Drool saw beading the sett lot, the rear of which wee brought op by La Reux sad Priam Inaperial. On going round the back stretch Biddy Butts still lad, with the favourite and Bor. deter mooed and third. As they entered the straight Biddy Netts pre way to both the Intimidation eult and Little Drummer, and soon afterwards Audrey took the third piece, and the three, with Biddy Nutt' fourth, came on, and finished in the onier named, Intimidation colt winning by a head, sad Little Drummer beating Audrey by three 'gaggles. • Notts was fourth, and the last lot con sisted el W , Ausisula, Prince Imp e rial, a nd L a Bios Tea H 17307 Purl of 40 *ova, added to • sweepstakes of 5 sow. each ; 3.yr-olda, Est ; four, 9st 21b ; Gre and up. wards, 9B 91b. Xeres and geldings allowed 31b. Winners extra selling allowances. re ree natters of a mile. Mr. K night s 3:engird, by Ne , 6 ro, Not 1310 ( 401 den 1 gr. Br 4 Mr. B. Land Bandit, 971. , 7.14110 ( broow Ciwnente 31r. S. Jacobs' The Yawn, 3 yrs, 7st li b ( care. Tat 3111) BM (J. dea 4 Mr. bearle's Marwell, 5 yrs, Ott 101 k • listeimg : 5 to 4 on Gauntlet, 3 to 1 eggs{ Winstead, fi to 1 aged Bandit. The Fawn was unruly at, the pest, sad ceased • ebert delay in getting of. Whoa the Om fell the favenrit• iastantly went to the for, and carried ea the running for a few strides, when he was paned bask, sad Newstard took the lead to ie turn into the straight, where Gauntlet again went up, with Bandit lying third. Os awing the distaace Nowsteed and Gauntlet came away In admen of the sad the two nua a good mos is, Newelead whirling 17 , y ik4 a a length. Bandit was a bad third, mad The Fawn fourth. Baryon beaten of. The winner we sold to Mr. Mahon for XV &BOIL Tits NAND PLAT' (Handicap) of 60 sees., for all ages. Winners antra. Thraegaseters of a mile. Mr. O. ilitepsou's Nireisses, by It wheal, , 7st 7110 Mr. T. Buibees New Brighton, aged, 1M 1411 r 1 Wordban 1 Mr. basest s IJMY Mk 4 yrio 7st Mr. Badman's Pablo* 4 era eer 710 ( 0 Mr. T. Hugbes's lrsetioak 41 10 B 0 Mr. 3. Yeasts' TM Dow, 4 yr s , 7st Sib lolloooo 0 Mr. Brayley's ladylike, 3 yrs. 7st 41k aambearne o Mr. B. Goateshl lady iliaabeth, 3 yrs, Tit (PAW. 0 Mr. s. Belogisys • by Chanticleer—Ural* yes. 7 alidel i o ns, Mr. J. Nigh l'. Istbar, poi, Ist —Was. Night Mr.liernsiors gym IOW (ear. Sit 111 b) (I. Rase 0 • Mr. Hodgman tifook 11 Fn , 383 7 11 0 Acerb 0 Betting apt New Brighton, 4 to l apt N sto 1 apt VW, 100 to 15 opt Paktface.„ sto 1 sack apt l'lse Doe sad Little Dick. After out fake start Now Brightoa leek the lead, Narcissus lying mat, the others being ins body about two lengths behind Nareimus. Just before caniag into the straight, the latter pot up to New Brighsosi, sad the pair ronaded the turn side by mkt*, and be • few Asides further they were Mimed by Little Dick. At the distance Narcissus aims away from the two and won is a canter (oQ; two lengths separating the Practices esoced sad Irbtis was fourth, The Don Mth, list. oßosa or 11:121211.141:3—Tha DAY. The Q VllMa uest e maw L3O pas. 11% Balmy Phis 2. 0 M.* 's Me 2.46 TM ,rsy PW• 330 TM Blaming PM. is. Make Mole The &ism abase _ Erna, roa rim ILUDIN PLAT; for 2r-olds. T.Y.O. —Pormabolotor(sol.). (501.). fby Aso Australia— n Hondo 0014,1 by T. Can, d by Lwow* (801 Hockohog H OZ), Evangelist, With Muster llama VIOL , Oftaaclo (801.). o by oc Robin (NMI. Vigil ( e rrily iss iM P D r ayroll--Ccosas MO, Sider to Morella (Kill.) EMS= 101 111 ecuarr BtA[lll. OD• Mile. a lb A lb Ambush It • Ciabiewla Tale U I irlfr ilasil MI io • 4010 VP 13 11•••kb Ay l• If Przwrox RAOM—WIDNIBDAY. Tim Bram. * Gipsy OW I _ . yaw as. Gowns' Itima litAszi. Canada. Diserado■ YOE= _ Nrinfm aunmar. Re ca rke . libm7 rialsols Twelve sac Massa /Um Imp*" 1 North Weil. live me. Mamoru/NA iiAINIMM Natbui Tiers Mks Duollable _ Nowa ran. THE MIDDLE PARK YEARLINGS. The sae .1 Mr. iyeerlinp task place an Tuesday al Middle-park, LEA by Warm Tailersall, asci slionsied a krge and essepay. 71i• bkidnig in M Wesson was very *Abed, a bay rell, by West Au- URI*, in one instance feeders. 1,500 plans, sad &roam. by Wild Dayrell, 1,100 guinea.. Ms follswess wore ilis pnriebseses, and us, prices realised : I 1 by Ikeekrit—lby Men (Kr. B&W la ) 4O 11 I by Musyr—lrsmalk TooinibMr. J. soap us I 8 by Xlmystes—Cabe•••ll4 (Mr. Mathison) 1 !by ilapton—Trollo Mr. J. &Ara) 0 I 4 by Irlopto•—•ltltuk —043 10 11 fly West Moir:dim Flid ase Towalim) lO IS tby Stork well—Marebtobsm . Oa • la Mer•Yra-- 010 zurb (Kr. l• by Mar•ya•--Purt Mr. ECit • by kockwell-1•11•4 (Mr, lINVIA • W Wm* Amtrak" c e libeeswell—lerftela (lir. J animil) CS 1 *.....° •••■•••P0041.11 (4 -- -., ( . 400000) lOO -41 arra.— Ilk f Tomestme•-d..-aVI 6 • 6 • 1 7 t 4lO Nt by ambird-Ildbribrads ( .0. Paps) I tby Illwarbam--Np (Wr. Mateatto) . , if WI by Teedmilmad-arem Nan (Mr. W. Mem) 11. by itmgebt•-ftilmatre Iftoro (Nr. Lek Medadtalls) SO Ile by Ihtilika--11/01131 Mul (Mr. C. INII) a II s by Nemsbin-Is Mr. Ilrods) MI I t by Warada-Ntsdhe . Ward) It tby /11drdIes.- - . II t by KtropMem-Ostmir (Mi. Jo il l ' ail) MO II t by KINVIOD-141111 (lord W. II t try Sidiptad-TrtimM• (Oolossil=) WO 11 • tir Ikerga—fis trod at • toy Moddrati-IMmil (11r. IL Mr, IlbrAmokstla_ ). 111. I a (bar Is eamdmildid by Wiwi Ansindlas-121•rdal• 11 r b i r si Ntrld•- " m1 Mt. N. PbWer) WO Idd at 3 f I li i ig nii i i Kr.llll o It N Jam/ • •I• MOMs__ .. . 1• W 041tdi-akodkos OIL J. DOM% . 111 Ltd WO 2 .1, 86. 7 6 1 • Mord Are i ...... m. by re Madame tter.o64 a : ; 4 / 11 4, 16— g 1 = (it ti•radoil) 1t by Aft (Mr. IL Pam) IS It by Itromod-Cr••s (Mr. Weld) NI Amos 11,00113 llzusta4--21be rat* inalk was as outood totake phase at daeot de %flaky aad Wedoesaay J r y 23 sod 24. boa boss altered to Wobi ai s,." a a Than : day. July ft sad 2 3 . se es we to Widen witk the liotta eases unties. whit/ tads pion as %sky, July 23. CIICIEZ --•-- OXFOSD v. ni s cot was resumed yesterday at Lord's, sad la tweet. Wastes it wee chidedL hem a Q in . h by u ge US me i lisiWilhol•O&K at the period of the pew 3le 1 war kith w Whet 141111 Iftlapi diews the wen eked thar .—Osphyters. Ist baby, telithath 1. &mime ist iswl~y NAVAL AID MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Jtnrs 19.—ArroI211117=11. tenant J. D. R. Hewitt, to the Drsgoo. Mooed Masters C. P. Hodges, to be additional to the Fisprd ; J. Phillips sod W. H. Adlain, Cobs additional to the Victory. Engiotrer 8. Mathews, to the Cumberland, u supernu merary. CI:LATHAN, Jogs 19. LARGE ARRIVAL OP TROOPS PROM INDIA.—A considerable body of about 300 cavalry and Infantry troops belonging to various reginsente serving in India arrived at the garrison this afternoon, from Harrachee, having diem barked at Gravesend from the charter:el troop-ship War Spirit, 1,300 tons, Captain Lackeys. The troops brought home are nearly all of those whose period of service for which they entered the army has expired. They belong to the 7th Princess Royal's Dragoon Guards, 7th BilellStl, 3rd Bengal Light ()Leahy sth Bengal Light Cavalry, 7th Fuld lien, 24th, 46th, Sl ut King's Own Light Infantry, 52nd Light Infantry, 70th , Slat, 93rd Highlanders, Royal AAR lits7, Bengal Artillery, and the lit European Bengal Fu silien. The number of men of all ranks who em. barked at Kurrachee wee 307, with 20 women, 46 children, the whole in charge of the following °Akers, viz. Captain R. B. Chichester, 81A Regiment ; Lieutenant KC. Haynes, 93rd ; Ensign M. J. Fawcett, 7th Fusiliers ; and Ensign J. Humphrey; 94th. The War Spirit sailed from Kurrachee on the 25th February last, touched at the Cape of Good Hope April 11, and laded thence the 13th ; 'Lamed Mt. Helena April 24, and mused the line May 2, the pu ssy to Gravesend being a very tedious one of 112 days. Dining the voyage eleven deaths occurred on be namely, tea soldiers and one weans. After the troopst arrived they were enedieally impeded, when Ave lunatim were admitted into Fort Pitt Hospital. The other troops are quartered at St. Xary's banacks to await, their discharge from the service. Rain intilltgaue. COURT OF Ql7llol'B BENCH.-Jobs 19. Bitting at NW Prins et Westminster.— (Before Lord Chief Juitice Cockburn and a Special Jury.) The Court was occupied the entire day in trying tits 0111 w of "Jones v. Clarke ," which was an action against the de fendant for alleged false represerotations ea to the business of • public-house which he had sold to the plaintiff. The Walked not concluded when the court ram. CONVOCATION OP THE PROVINCE OP CANTIIIBURY. Yeatenlay morning both Houses of Convocation raaisrmbled at Wssitaimisr for the despatch of Waists,. _ _ The Archbishop ei MITSUI: IT prodded in the Upper Boom_ The Yesseahls Archdeacon Iticumorms, the acting pro locutor of ths Lower BMW, brought up the report of the committee of the Lowe How appointed to consider the volume, entitled " Seam and Reviews," and received the pimentos el their kedebipe to act epos it. Leave was also Oa for the appoialment of • committee to coosider on thaw el the eptheopete. A mixed was also aide that the dissuades es the 29th canon should be postponed Mil the dabs of Onvocation is irebteary next, in sow eigemse of the ilifferearthi which existed between the two homes as the =Wet. A beg dimension on this subject whia meshed is lie being resolved, on the 124: el Osman, that it appeared to their lordthip • be leder to admit sesame the coed stswilins of the anis, sad that the president be requested to dust the Lower WPM to brag up asy difhodithe they mint be,., se Met the two bosses might voider together en the maim The Bishop el (WOAD, refarthc to • notice received from the Lower Home on U.S subjeth irregular mar. daces, moved that the Upper Home seknowledge the re eiipt of the representation on the projected allastiost is the kw of manes . The ]Whop d 0110110, in *olio's, • aserneeld on the addled ef peer iessathession from the Lester Beam mid , thed Viet h wield be mese important to the dearth thsa the improvement of taw peer ethergheltheding the cast lbw auelmaed Uheislity of the shwa. Then wee • dimity to. in the matter became the im psth el the Aura bad had been dealt with by pass to the Podesdestical Cometheissers, wev ill e a" .• the best with it they mad. It was very the aura should lave bought before it seam died mower withal& IS boas esasidered the an it pp party is the demthorhether the peer insaabessise le sectheseed er sapperied by voinstery d e:at i of the pea pie. There wee s esspidos is thee the offertery seveand of melds views ef ma w sal paints of =tlt am a pest miestoomo Within pest quer in to the useidime se the saspiden of dims, end the sesidieste el the linos thie esipmeathisi asy el the h e socomary to anotai a.= Wroorks, Awing le ewe His elf* rue meesmM. awed • resZi thisath e 4 l l 4. 2: thege esemulithe to masider Load's. th i e n =in aea na = of LbseelL Oloasseter and Nali4 sal la shither. sad regersiin do Lowe Same rias sine of its aseshas is set - with their Itethhips. The Masa ef MAIM sesendsd the traties. The %hop of Lamar said it swathed to his eat the Lower Sere had tem& Wort than sad the the abide question wi,a Napa le saws eadrar nests should be bins into pave theeideratios. La the diocerothe bed thread epos the odwitorrl. M to% bound to my that them won la d and Wee prejudice which et. leaded the cathaag same es the Lord's day. There wee • lew by whisk obersheardthe end the dowse= sad the ehershitheilmes might agree se to the et the issasy, aide we math be Islas that Uwe ehl be se ie. frigrof these oil perosidel ai nseintios was maisithesely i al. Thar Iseds*s, efbir= senthadadiase from the UMW Haws, The seetlme el the Lew ;leen sesombied at the ,Te. modem Cheolotr ; the V. /reline= Ittaisetsra pre sided. _ _ _ 7 1.. J. lttttwtt submitted a mobiles to **effect QM the Lowy, Hams of Casoooetion 'bight appeal to We Ouse the Prakkall. owl the Lebow of tho Uppr House to sok ter law to home a owes to span the egioios of the shwa vltli mod to 110 eneemeats ••a veoloonte to be .ell with servile el the elmoh. -- Afisr a liiiiiiiiiiiiiinhas medal vas, ly have. wilieswa. The air7mbesele of the Mppr Been on the 29th aeon wore hi the seer wend le eel ereeled. Mr Irv. Dr. Muscat rem& OM a repreembelle be made to the Upper Hoer est to the glint d tart kora (tbe Lower) It is derisble *el err emus acrid le pro vided loy wkieb, after the spershe ors rairkkey wry be Ore by the Weep or le sash omehese of Near Isehe es wry bre iseerlse to litthe e6br ethwher releaser abreed.. eetbibe wee erred tr Jo* before Ur dig et the Lower Home of Cooweeshice the deniers of SIMI Hire el 011•111110111 oil Sir Jobe Tre bevy's Chinch Rate MI wee rem ivwd. The deelmodoe wee nerved with Ilhe probet perible enthusiasm by th e reseebbil aresher, who sheered thoir gratilloseisa by asp pbe loose edjoemed drellyballere el: *Work. Tits BAUD! peetmew. —The weeika z attlag of the Iffeleik• OINON61“ wee hell ea , at the OwilthalLehrablea the Be.. W. Ileaser Wlibelweet, beetaws, Mr. & g l et l / 4 "Mr. M. 11. lb. Mak Mr. T. J. Le Maitre, he.. alleaded. 16. Ileateere heeled the laseweves sham how the Paelhametavy Rama Camittee, fee • teels* et the Wanes be the hauls et the Vermeer el thee eaweiteee, end ideates, het weed he &Me be- Neese lAD 1h.1.t lesehey eeil the Lebiee MOW trails. A Vole of thank Air lie ald Ike alleided to the ewe of Ihe bellet wee aceseded The easpeithee were prhe fa aeaddedet a is tues iathe MeWeima Malet &nista ed reepeeldatt emlthh head Be rkeehe sad is Mehealwal heeiely ea the gesedea • resod teem the Ilamial spat fee laweaddre eel Tairehhe venal, em seeeklia vaehoes eatredrieee hem If eisebeellee, Mailsee• Id& lee4e, ha, sad that the ademesigy Id Mete et teal. i• tie t &ar sewithetsaftes id awe tree so Meg eff is the embeeripeleelis . sed NN the bel marled endings tbe thimate esee= i t aweeneet, ad etweilelly weelbeee te pay th.a selridip Womb " 114 fad Ds Fry's bealik4miseig Itoralents- MAW Pled Ow au es remade tee booed emeAlpfeeee,.. tamiskabse=gds. seelbe, eideedee. emeibi WOK edleee. derebee. aereseneek 1411 e gieg rer a. _ • AldWalle•--Aedrier se. rhinhe lat• satrulet De. therwhelt"—Dr. eremite s— 134hettre heel le teellealieb ellewile Is webs hilhattim =:i g leta. teed ma avar am= kneelrs. elea awn of ebe melee. se= s rl.... a keeler m e % Leh sod Peeellsel MA Z. mei No these les eat le maw werealwe—eeshed to the. Is. 4e. 1L : AA, tta : Ma ism ai_pmfaisd Z s & ii , m l " 4 " • AdlrallmonAll. 167.1a is i g isTaig. l aid d iii COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Jims 19. Bilitiop at Nisi Prins in Niddissex.—(Bsfore Mr. Justice Kristin and a Common Jury.) GARZA= AND OTHERS N. anmus.• LAW. YOB • The plaintiffs in this case were Maws. Garrard and Co., the fewellers in the Haymarket. sad the attire was to re cover 331. 13s. 6d. for work dons and supplied to the defendant's wife previous to her marriage with him. Mr. Needham, the plaintiff's cionnasi, said that the de fendant was a gentleman of fortune ; and on the 10th of May, 1868, be married the widow of the Hon. F. Wynd ham. Her late husband bad bad an amount with the plaintiffs, sod his executors discharged it after his death, which took place in Dec., 1664. The account now sued far was contracted after the death of the lady's ant husband, sad before her marriage with the defendant. Mr. Turner, for the defendant, submitted that Lady Sophia Wyn dham, thirdafenciant's wife, should have been faired as a defendant in the action, so that if the defendant blast& bad died the action misbehave gone on spinet her. The Common Law Procedure Act gave the judge power to add a plaintiff, but there was no power to add • defendant, and it was therefore submitted that there must be • nes suit. _ _ Mr. Justice Keating said it mimes, point, and the opinion of the court most be taken opal it. Some evidence was then given to show that Lady Sophia bed herself ordered the goods. Mr. Justice Keating directed the jury that if a man mar ried a women he married her with her debts, and if they were satisfied with the evidence they must And for the plaintiffs. A verdict was returned kw the plaintiffs for the amount claimed, but leave was gives to the defendant to move the full court for a nonsult. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Svar! 19. The court wee occupied all da; in the trial of an action spinet • sumeon for The plaiatirs ease hell not eanaleded whin t hin oe., and in justice to the partite we reserve oar report INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—Jtritz 19. (More Mr. Oossodisiscisr Nichols.) IN u JOIN WOODRUM. The insolvent, who bed been • clerk in the Bank of England. applied under the Protection Act. Mr. Dowse • Ire ri l d sOlvent wee nee of four clerks in the Bank of England who had been dismissed for dabbling in bill trees actions. They bad paid large interest. The other came bad been before the court, sod so oppositica was sods in this case. The court required an amendment to be made le to the salary the insolvent had es:laved at the Bank of Englaad. The hail order woe appointed fee the 10th Jal,y, sad the protection renewed. 111 11 MARL= INIOADIIIIDOIL nu ame woo reported en a farmer day. Mr. Dowse °P g m e la iliet woe whether the insolvent, who had been Mama i protetion, had been at the disposal of hie creditor sum hi hearng. basso yes OM. TM onrl related to pant the ineolvent's application far a protecting order. 111 RI THOMAS WHIM CUSITT. This was s wheasia. attsr discharge. which is a pressed. big of ran siesnerswos in this esuri. Yr. Dowse and W. Snood wppMd• itfasr • azasinstion, tits osso, at 5 eidook, was adj to July 5. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOBQUOWSTRI!AT. Mar" Ass Asa a p - M;litiriei ssi trire .hued before Mr. Tyrwlutt with beteg drunk, mid ogle pomades of some table mephitis, of tie value el 81., the property of Mr. L H Joeir i t a ut t igese. desae, M.P. fee Omobridips sad midis(stair". Lambs" ]flair be was ea duty in Hill street. Herteleympae, end raw the primmer eserethe sums =ity la • burn& He then embed her what she bad get, replied:" That's my irmitheef end as she would give no satssfaetary seams t of the way in which she had got r . rosesesion of four napkins the brindle contained, he took her Into custody. At the station, on the napkins were found the initials and address, " 8, Ssamorepbses," mad en a /theeele to the "Direetery," they were Mad Mhe the pauper* of Mr. Aimee, sessther el parliament. The told him she bed them given to her by a servant Io mit washed. Jamul' limy, bathe Ile Mr. Adios,. iimunaltates May. Mir, slid th e sephins ware the property . Adam& They bed been mod VW MOMS dy, sad We. Poi awn M the smiled lines beg, and he did set believe they h bees gives eel he wads. He knew netlass of the primmer. Leftism said AN ten mild= ware hued allegetime as the prisoner, ale as p l ie tind fir the maseher. Prisoner said a s esevena ia Park-Lea give hue a pint of beer, Ibis bar the amidas to week. The did not know him, bet be laid he void met but the nest naght, and pay her. Welsh, the paler, said that the bed beta at theme/I Wore on asemswW similar tamp. Mr. Tyvwhitt said he should mama the primer, that Noe ewe might come from Mr. Aimee 1s prove the artistes Weft not gives oat to be melted. Os the prisoner beim( takes to the 'ells, she asked the poke whether he thought it likely that if she bad Wreathe Whip from the house the would not have also taken "a Lithe hit of plate." Tni ROYAL Cliaraaat DIOPILNBARY.—The anni versary fennel of thie institution was celebrated lad night at the Albin, in Aldersgate-street. The Duke of Wellin3- ton presided. The noble chairman in itis,ng the toast o? the evening. " The Pomposity of the Royal General peneery," saki the great tart of the business of the world was caused by the inequalities found in nature, but through them we were put in a pc -Rion to assist este another. This mow* was the foul lation of basil- Mien of this description. It was his pleasure and duty to request them to support this one in particular. His hearers knew better than himself the merits of the dis pensary. lie would, however, observe that a dispensary , was ci more use than other charities, inasmuch as it amine the poor labouring man, while it does not deprive him of • his opportunity for labouring, nor destroy his independence. It was also an assistance to the hospitals by relieving them ci many patient. they would otherwise be called upon ho administer to. Re would spare his bearers sad laima= at ones giving the Oxen, " The Preaperity of tie =Dlr. J. Wood, the treaearer. said that 16.000 ere relieved during the put year. In the manse of the eves* sateariphoos to the amine oi 4001. IWO aaeoaseed. CILTRAL YALACi Oil SKILLING DAT. WM:SMOLT. Jon 19.—/INArlies ow mom% 16,0611 ditto by wee *bees, Mt ; bask SAW - • - • tiehts WAWA AT A 110DISATI Patel. —" The =to walking thr Me at, al Leaden mist be rho see MI samm illereseta whew minima ase SUM will welshes sal jewellery et the mot emit, dermithehm Armes Moe then l• 410 test drles late seieliMe /J ab = sad ..sehmes lis pretlestiem—se same the et Mr. J. W. Dowats. wish immistenterer. et SI end IMA W 411 smt 41. MenshlL As a geed vela le &WNW se la den to be iedepmeehie be v as ame et beelmes, me hem plalfts let vela weardsaftry whew oer =re .r. Me GOMM MO* as ea merldisat Wee— Telegreeit—Mmehge Meelesied gemphlak poet ter ter tee ap% le di essey see *ath sem mob. /ramose eels jail kr el hea Medea Abiselimmat LIN par Cent. Add* A Mt 166 L 4 ad. 4 Ld. 1 6 0 110 II 1841 1 6 0 1 9$ 1 6 0 1 710 1661 .... 1 7 ..: . . . per Annan of lase 1011. s. d. d. lu9 u 4 I 11 S 1$ 9 1 9 9 11 10 1 7 11 9 9 1 T 6 T 11 T S Itotallatespadst. al Addition. Oa the Om Ur Asereat Bum at Insured. ?molests Pad I t it 4. it 6. 4. 87 4 11 71 6 1 11 4 11 TO 19 23 11 11 70 7 5 15 111 10 0010 0 8 011 OS 7 6 1 7 6 4612 2 Au e ltunel brow the Directors' hoped upon the Weell.44ou be wen, every Polley-bolder esittled no partlehrin with • at the Anent of the Bear ettesibc to bfe rolier.l LONDON WAND Or =soma. Osumaur—WlLLlAM MILLER, 11•4., Y.P. games Misr sad Moo otosss,s. Lath, sad Withers Lam sad Co., = 81. Pabsesborg). 0. Asti Esq. (G. sod A. Asdasea). Dell, &q. P. Tbassos, T. Boast, sod Os.). now NOWIDAIN Parsobsr. Esq. Duna gasses ray. an. (Kay risky. sod Oa). Sir Obssiss R. M'Or, Wirt. (C. R. sat W. BrOrips). NNOWAL Woollonkal Da q• r ee ssElli Boos. sod SIOWN/9). OUNIORN-. lksbits Etsmcsas—Ths (him at Losesa rsquese. Soucrrou—Ksuss. Jolostosi. Fasiudos. sad Look. T Asomossr—Jl. P. Floisbse. iosillommor—aimsd Naas Losados, Jose 17, 111 IL TEE KINGEWOOD MURDER. The inquest on the body of the deceased, Martha Halliday, was resumed and concluded yeetenlay before Mr. W. Carter, coroner for East Stu my, at the lied Lam Inn, !Garwood. A good deal of additional evidence was taken, though ao facts were deposed to that have act appears from day to day in our columns. The learned coroner, in summing up, said if the jury were of opinion that the death of the person had been awed by violence, and that that violence had been occasioned by persons who had felonicauly entered the premises, they must return a verdict of wilful murder ' • sad although certain names had been put before them, it would be for another tribunal to see whether those persons were guilty when they . were apprehended. The court was then cleared, and the jury, alter • short delibera tion, expressed an opinion that the premises bad been bur glanoudy entered, and returned a verdict of " Wilful mur dee' against some person or persons unknown. The proceed ings were then brought to • ooncludoa. Considerable interest was manifested at Reigate yesterday by the receipt of information that two foreigners, confidently believed by the police to be the murderers, bad been appre. herded walking together a abort distance from Chichester, in Sussex, and were to be brought there by the first trainyeeter day afternoon ! for examination before the local magistrates in whose juriadiction the murder bad been perpetrated. Actoordingly about one o'clock Mr. Superintendent Pratt, of the Sussex Constabulary, arrived with his prisoners, who were at once conveyed to the Reigate Police-station. They gave the names of Jacob Zimmerman and Henri Myrt le's, and admittted they were Germans, one eyyinmgg he was a native of Hesse, and the other (as we ) of Prankforteon-the-Maine. In most particulars their height and general appearance bore a striking resemblienee to the descriptions circulated by the police authorities of the two men supposed to have commided the murder, while the younger of them closely answered the description given by Mdlle. Tietjens of the person who called upon her at her residence, Groveand, St. John's Wood. One, too, was rather shorter than the other; while to give greater support to the probability that they were the parties sought after , it was a singular coincidence that, like the other parties, onl y one of them could speak English. They likewise pat striped shirts, and three differently-coloured cloth cape—all with peaks—were found upon them. The elder of the two described himself as a sugar baker oat of employ, and recently residing in Whitechapel ; and the yoenger laid he wee a waiter, but added that he had been travelling through the country vending dried rhuberd, a mmatity of which was discovered in a box one of them was carrying at the time they were apprehended. They had very little valuable property about them, sad one was without his passport, which was said to have bees stolen from him by another German he met at Winchester, and who told them he bad left Germany because he had murdered a man them. They answered all questions put to them with the greatest readiness, sad did not seem at all alarmed. They denied all knowledge of the murder of Mrs. Halliday, and stated that on the day it was perpetrated they were at Ryde, Isle of Wight. They bad afterwards, they asserted. visited Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester, and ether places, and were leaving Chichester when they were taken into custody. They mentioned where they had lodged in the above towns. Several persona who had seen the two Germans while they remained in Reigate prior to the murder IMO sent for to identify the persona in custody. Amongst them were the ostler and a female servant from the Cricketer,, where they slept on the night preceding the murder, and also • =D from the shop where the cord found round the mar woman's hands and feet wee purchased. They how ever failed to identify them, and the prisoners asserted that they had never been in Reigate before in their liras, am in feet did not know thiirpart of the country at all, and is cemehdon mentioned the name of some persons they mid bow the in London. The were, how ever put back for the pincer bring takes bdcre • magistrate. OOMPANY. 183..) of Parbimook NORTHERN aiiitil Incorporsta by HEAD i Aberdeen-3, Kiagotreea ildiab . argh-30, Si. An. Dundee— 16, St. Andrew's- drew-square. place. illsagow-19, St. Viassato place. Loadoe-1, Iloorgat.elsesa The twenty-fifth annual roelitias of tits mammy was held on the 14th instant, and the &Wein are the loading features of the report presented by the directors to the pro prietors and policy-holden oa that ecoastos MEYP4Rnmm The Ore predates rtoitvedd7mlng -- the year amounted to 1144207 13 3 ler paid for re-Insurances 11,772 14 0 4111,4111 • $ Being an Increase ova the amount for bat year of MAIM 15 1 Lauer by Ore, Including all outstanding claims assau a • Amount at credit of wand fad after payment of dividend and bonne Lilt DM:MTN:ENT. L Amami Swim. During the year the amber of policies issued In this &whined wee ten. assuring the sum of 5262,11118, and yielding In annual premiums the sans of 19,49S 12 The revenue of the branch for the year from premiums wee £74,470 11 • Less patogaway for re-assareaces 7,6% 13 11 Net premium Prom Interest at accumulations Total net revenue The claim. by death were 63 In moslar, r = lam inclusive of bonus addlUceek and an outstanding elattot. to I. Utterer Janice. Amount recolved during the year as account cd 24 new annotate mated £7,743 14 11 Total annual amount payable la respect of 170 eumnt annuities The seat at the credit of the Noe-Pattlelpslee 10rdV.:77 Nem 11 10 Participation Toad /BOAS 10 /Amity Branch .. WATS 1 Together gXfl.the 111 The total assets of the Company on Slat January, 1801, amounted to 4844,9191 111 1 Standing d. as follows, end yiskUng an average We of interest of 14 Is. 10per cent. per annum : Dieand other Government Mocks A 53,406 19 7 Mir and other Debentures 146,460 7 9 Government Guaranteed Railway Stock Mortgages, Reversions, and other socurftles Limas an the Company's Policies Company's premises in Aberdeen, loadon. and ltdloborgh Othor assets 3,966 • It MALOU 111111sreadvable,being remittances not ar rived at maturity 211,9118 4 4 Amount@ laths hinge of Manch ellen and agencies 26,356 12 0 Interest accrued, but net paysble 10,00031 1 0 3 2 %Mignon at haulms At current sweat with bankers 14,464 16 5 Cash un hand WS 9 1 267,355 15 0 14554,1116 15 1 The investments and other funds of the Compaahave on the present °mann been brought under the spe clal review al a Cloonaittot of Directors, who found eseessary to write eff, profit and lies, only the =all saga at 984 13a. DIVIDEND TO SHAREHOLDERS. In addition to the ordinary dividend ol ortveound-ii-hal per sent., a bonus of five per coat was declared upon the up capital, making the total distribution among the m holden for the yen twelve-aod-,half per mat. MOULT Or TOO 10U170 INVISTIGATION INTO TOO PAITICI PATIO/ 111% /RANCH. The boons declared upon all policies in this blanch cur rent on alet Jensen, 1861, was at the former rate of 11 7s. 6d. per east per annum, and the following tableehows the additions to policies of various dates, and affords a compels' between the preasat sad farmer bosuns : RAT= 0/ D0N175 ADDITIONS ON A POLICY ILYTICTID AT AO/ It MARKETS. TALLOW.—Weromener ivmrtwo.—The market in quiet. Prices eloped as follow, :-.llpon, Ws. ; Jane, ; July to September, 525. ed. ; October to December, 62a.; old V.C. reweigbed, 32e. to SIM ed. Deliveries to Met evening, 934 auks ; animas, 366 mike. 001TON.—Lirwarom, Juice 19.—A good business has been done to-day without change in prices. The sales are 10,000 belie—i n cluding 8,780 Amerman, at 6d. to sid. ; 1,000 sung, at qa. to UN. ; 150 Egyptian, at 81d. t o ; and 100 Maranham, 4/W.—of which 2,000 are for ba speculation and export. The week's import is 19,848 lm LEATHER AND HlDES.—Leadenhall market wee well supplied with fresh leather on Tuesday, but the demand was again limited. Good crop bides and befit tannage of English Butte were in fair request. Prices generally are unaltered. Market bides are again slightly lower. In foreign hides the transactions are unimportant, without change in prices. OORN.—Boarox, JON! 19.—We have had a fair supply of wheat at our market today, which met a slow sale at fully l e . per qr. decline from Wednesday last. In spriog corn no change—little or nothing doing. Broch-ros-ox•Tess, Jurm 10.—The supply of grain from the vowels to-day was again small ; there was also a very thin attendance of buyers. Wheat met a slow sale at a decline of Is. per quarter on the beat descriptions ; inferior sorts haw heavily on hand and were fully 3. per qr. quar. ter lower. Oats without any quotable variation. Beans and peas unehaaged. Imports during the put week:— Wheat, wastrels, 1,130 qrs.; foreign, 1,790. Oats, foreign, 800 qrs. GLASGOW, Junl9.—Tridestill depressed, and s reduction of ls. per boll and barrel au wheat and flour hula to induce beyond the merest retail transactions. Barley 6d. lower. Beans, reduced la. per boil, and peas 25.; Cana dian antity at 111. Oats 3d. cheaper. Indian corn, numerous buyers at mined at 17s. per 2801b5.; sellers stand out for 17s. ild. COALS.-LONDON, Jun 19.-Bell's Primrose, 13a. ; Byass's &beide West , 15a 6d. ; Craighead Steam, 14s. 9d. ; Hartlepool West y, 16e. ; Hastings Hart ley, 15e. 6d. ; Holywall, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley, lft. &I. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16.. 3d. Tanileld Mnor, 13a. ; Taidield Moor Butes, 13s. ; Walker Prunrase, 12a. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15.. 6d. ; Walls End Byron, 17s. ; Walls Zed (Worth, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Harlon, 15a. 9d. ; Walla End 15a 6d .; Walls End lls Hatton, 17a ; Walls End Haswell, 18... &L ; Walls Helton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, 17s. ; Walls End Ton. stall, 17s. ; Walla End Cesar*, 17.. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, lac; Walls End - lieu& Hon, 16.. Walls End Hellos, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Sbincliffe, 16e. 6d. ; Walls Rod South epool, 17 s. ; Walls End Thorpe, 17a &L Hartl ; Wells End Wootthoase Close, 15s. 9A ; Carway and Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. &L.; Carway asa Duffryn Halting, 242.-Shige at markst,O; sold, 75. TRAIYIO RETURNS. ZMLWAIII Miles Paw Mr- Total, Usk Wen marl /handle! 1861 18M Week ending April M. 6 6 A Great Indian riela l5Ol 2,556 2.812 6,687 LOOS Week ending Juno l idinburgbandGlaagow l4l 5.150 6,007 Mega& North LAW% ll5 5,906 SAN Week ending June 9. North Devon lg 612 618 Belfast sad County Down OM 149 043 601 Week mane June 14. Limerick sad lo 1S 118 46 161 126 Waterford and Waterford sad Lined* 77 606 641 1,106 1,061 Week eliding Jane 15. Swath Weiss Wag moths hos 141. Cornwall Great Northern UP 11,972 11,94 26,176 24,1111 Greet Western lencediks and Yorkellise 111.81 d 21.545 78.680 371010 London & North Western 1,0 44.M11 37,963 84,90 86,820 tendon I South Western AM% 6,835 15,729 Manchester, Biselleld, and Linco chelnsst hire Beath Juno- 1731 4,122 7,078 12,010 11,852 Maner, tam. di Alisinikans Clewestrg sad Newtown Ulster West Midlsnd WKATHXI EZPOE,T. Ju¢ 19.7 To 0 A.M. s. x. D. C. 1. 0. NADI 10.02 5 10 57 8 54 &LW. Larrm 10 56 I. Hamm 30.00 N U 11 b Latkaaaus lO.Ol eD U LW. Ponlituff lO.OO 66 03 11. LW. llamas 20.0. 57 56 LILL GalaraT 30.00 40 IS S. a eountooam 30.06 60 56 &LW. Urnicsoi 30.67 10 67 7t.W. vammu Oll MA 1.1 0 30.05 R U usr aM o lavirl ielll 30.11 57 66 IL 11 02 N 00 so Lax 0 DOVER PONEMOVati NA OS U 74. W. m 2 IWWLAMD 70.00 II N t 1 1 TSXMOINffII —lO.Ol 04 61 I b I n PINIABOS UM se IL B.L ail4T OAT b• W. a 1 Hums 10.01 66 N.W. a SUM SLOT 02 Z. b 1 inoo 11.40 70 W. a 1 UM. 70.07 U LW. !aEPLANA:nw!: 11.—Dermia edirst4sd and Wiseddie a doe. at maw ma level t nob 10 M.S. el ,rust rtae. daring about cadimadrodsh a as OW ald•MMai awl *ash 10 dn., above SS dig., cdrool warty tame Increase. 11.—txposed {H o od la duds. Id,—Biolikasd bulb efor Imparatka sad de, Mk). F. 0.0001). D.—M —Pam (1 ID 111 twara ad wte. -es d (Irso- . C 4 ,. 0 points 140 (11dat W. L -1■110010: b. bleedisf. s. dindo .0d1; INV 0. 431=k00. IL lord=oowast (ow ; ran; 0100 ; 0. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. Seethe, Ben, which .Mead it Quebec cm the 18th May, bid heard the toaster aid ot the new et the Matilda, Mate M Maisliteab ilia bid Illesdared in lat 47 N, km 48 W ; the regissibbar dUr wow won out board the Jame Lowden, hoot lows to Clubs% which mai Inky tram Injury In the lee.— Liverpool, Jaw M. THIIHILB SPOHIN WITH. Crouch Brothers (barque), from Dirk Hutos Island for Talmo,* 120 days, fuse It, Mt 41.1 N, lon 12.64 W. Jacob Horton (American ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, well, Way 9, LA LSO N, len WS W. Lady klaellftald ( sky), from Sydney for London, May 9, let 6.0 N, lon M. 40 W. Nautilus !brie), of Liverpool for Prinsabuco, April 5 , , tat 6', lon 21.10 W. Vermont (barque), from Limped* Quin 14 days, June 9, lat 4619 N, ton 11.19 W. Gentleman who require mood and fashionable theft tee depend oak the beet thererthle and West ATI° " HamWs red Llapthers. lei, Meld. opposite Enter HAIL tAdvertiasesst BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BOYD.—June IS, at Park Vinare Begentopark. the wife at 1. A. Bold.. BM.. of a men. CLIIIVIL—June 17, at Hereford, the wife if J. J. Cleave, . of a son. FAlL—April 30, at Montevideo, the wife of James Fair, INo of a son. GlBB6.—Jane if at Bonn, Prussia, the wife of J. Oibbe, IN. of • demister. HOWAltD.—June 17, at Olooesternisoe, Portman name. wife of C. R. Howard, Fsq., of a sun. HYBL—Jame IS at amble House, Kent, the wife of F. C. Hy ,de lan., of a eon. -•• 17, at Bruton, Somerset. the Mfg of Ban., of a eon. 16, at Caroni& Lodge , Sutton . Sarrey, the Mg e Regent's.park, the tea of - C. .7. W. Wanly& MATILIWIL.4ame ce J. Ilikallarms Wl/16-4ema U. ea 1. 1. Webs. Nag., a 7 — asogisteir - T ILUIRLIGES. 1101FIST—LIONAltD.--Jano -. 17,; W. John's, Hampstead. by the Bar. T. Alum Zdtrln, eon of J. Bowley. Seq., of i'mpa Clapton, to Sarah Ellen, daughter of J. Leonard, Eat , of A John'nwood. man,.._pygmJaw 17, at the Cathsdral. Manchester. by the Bar. H. H. Wafture, Mr. J. Hall, of Yarmouth, Isle of %lab , . to AM' EltseharUs, daughter of Mr. W. NO, of chectlaw, Manchester. LVCAS—DIJFFITT.—Juse IS, at St James's. Bristol. by 11 l Rev. W. Poo Mr. F. Lob, of MoMpellsr, to Haug Freon, daughter of the late F. DeWitt, lag. PELHAM—SUOM.—Jans 111. at IL Norge's, Hanover saw'. a iamsr t s hmArebblahou of Tat. Lord Pelham, um of the Earl et . to =NOM May, daughter of the Hon. Sir J. L. Bkif4 &c.a. DEATHS. SARUM—Joe It at No. u. Basnme-asam Devi° at, to Me 751 h year. 110 14.—" I" 16, sh 54 . Gloria's-road, Southwark, J. Bros" CL ib allfflt a S —Joe 17, at Blrrolnebb, Mr. W. Clements , et Bath. aged St MILL —June IS, Mr. T. Flatter, of Ifighatreet. Borough. 01U.M.—Jaw 11, at Oransbaripate, Park-lane, 0. tlkif. lialeStd o n e 17, at Todurton, Rota, E. Hicks, Bag., •O'l 76 ' LATHAM. —Juno 16, kaniah, wife of Mr. J. lama. of Bar' Safford. eged 27. .=#:—Jeas 16. at Orors-vfilem, Mlgbary, A. Mortioo• Mark i agett S 1 kW Rm.—Joao 16, al Tyldealey PIZION•04 WS!, 3 " . " ettrior, erne of Ihs ler. 0. Moho% Med BOLTZ.—Joa 16, at Paud•ork, Fabled, Elsa, COON' MAMA MK of T. C. Rolfe, Esq., aged 6L aw•w!!""-... Waled and labliehed by ',Muth ad"ln* 11=i a 1" Os la the City at L = sr lt a r k netierd-ebreet. In Mee MOM et midst's's''' . !KERINS H. heal 111‘ 111 E. 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