The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-19 00:00:00

_ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 1101 - SE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The hums most at 12 "' th ick. NKW W kIT. A "'" " Ti t "•• 01 °Thl I", the um-r• 441. its the i ?...e. .4 Colonel White. •ho had stomped the Chiltern ' II retests. _ ..._ (arr ILIXTEIC TiL HAMPTON MEETING.-(TH IS DAY.) .. T ., 11 ,.} E EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE ._ _... SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAP.) Two o'Cioen. - - - - 111117 . 1101 110011111110111. la I rd I I*/ira I Clasth.7 4 l7" I am t i •r 4ll ter au i Atlantic s era The railway share market continues very it 100 !g em. D m Dg. le ge inactive. Some flatness is apparent, and most of 10 all Do. do. .„ - - the principal atoeks have declined ito i pec cent. • 101 all Buffalo&lakeHerenNA 44 6 w all Do. Prederesee ll I Present quotations are as follows : - Loudon aeo ue Buif.,lsraut,.&Oodertch PAL - .. - _, 19 , 1861. MONEY The funds n fresh decline of returned to the INN KERMA' PLAT F.. 0p... Rd*, Aug. 1, 1879 The markets for WINDoW CLEANING. and North W es t ern stook, 214 k to i ; Great New.tead ... easlorsedbylisniL&L6l VS 80 - sir C. lii'RREl.l. move.l the rimed 0.0.1.04 al thi. hill. - ... WLetero 73 to 1 ; Midland i 121 to f ; Lamm- nis too Do. J. 41,1•73, ditto_ 66 70 - main very quiet Vulture ... fool stet"' us obie.l to Is tie. peuvilsug .4 * wil e pre...automat '" ''' shire awl Yorkshire, 111 t to after beiu marked lor MO Do.Jurie 1,1117 C, ditto. a 70 - flat. t •beeseeidus ... In the pa ce o! window cleatoos aa slieuld preseut •Loe ... ••• 112 k and llle ; South Kasten:, 8(q to 81 ; Cale- N I 1 1 0 1 cs Calcut** 9- 116166r6- • i i 45 . - 4 nu. peTADook6p.agas. 1 1 -. At Paris this get.... werklawls sa 9. I a 0 1.104,111. °mood the bill on the ground that I CL 111EMONT /STAKES. Mall a mile. dolman, 97th- to 1 • Eastern Counties, 51 to i;in 71 Ceylon, gea.. i ll a iT . ant. 1&a par - telegram, the 7 su.•/......11rm elkonl.l be I.lt t., the er..1.1..5ers en.l the our Bolero - ... and Great orthe;n, 108 e to 109 e. 10 is arra In ~, o St 100 Pat Indian Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares remain quoctiu so all De. lubbalpore dis 101 -67 fr. 85c., ex di ad.... 4 . about ant sot, 'fern., fru,. to e bgt.l e tute. Ile :senior Wirier ... - - - ..1.;...i.1 a'..... re the pros we.... of the lell, which ampouol Lord Durham ... .. ito i die. Great Western of Canada are dull, 100 all Do. Sly. ct.Debent O4 08 - Consols are IA ...ale, • Ilium% e1.../.i.... any 414.111•11.1. I...tem a window. 3 ma. and Great Luxembourg stea d y. we all Do. 6p. Cl. do SO; 100 ' eLI Do. do. do. 1ia36.7 961 2 div., for money, - whirl ' wrft. 4194 "'" 1 " • " .1 111 ".' "kick. lain gon thc Knousl SURREY AND M I DDLEISEX /MAK Ei. Two r...ilei. 26 1 all Geelong& 11•Abrotrue,. -- - -0111111 t. The i ".-r .r ppe , curd i., i..loorea were pert. ell. ..de. lathaidatim e. . I ORDINARY MAIM NM WILICIL Ol 10.6 Gnat* Prank of Canad l9l 20 - My I ..% % I. .n •I the hill, and triohd that a matter ... . I Clod% Prices I Mica t O- sla7 201' all Do. slyer cit. Prot. - for cash, and little D rammen ... ... ft. Ipd I ILtructra. insnliteig the bee . and Imam .4 the buruhld .1.-... would Audrey ... ... ... I Ostemlo7. Ito 1 p . m. lOO ' all LohMec.Pref.6p6A.Be. a 59 - The official b ...t I. troated wild , rob. ale LSO ad eirm., WoL tamer Val. 8 g - 100 all Do. 6pr at. Dabent- 35 87 - erne. 100 all Do. 7 per at. INC- U 47 _ `o 11 . C. LEW IS .1.... i. -I both foe the 11....1e anti hius.elf 111. NO Blrk.,Lso,&l.lies..hine. $1 _ Bank Stock, 23( sr, lutes Una of treater * O w •objert with i ohcitie. Ind ....11.1 SI all elmckburn - - -. 140 all Da. do. 107.... 14 BS - .• i .1• i the home did a1e....1r by the .....,,,,,..e 1.. w any !STAND PLATI". Three quarters of a mile. IS all Myth and s - .-. C . w all , Ilost i on a ;trl,k lid.C ; ; _ .. it. all Do. do. 1679.- 84 36 A. 106 Jost Indlae Peninsula 98 09 9,1 1 - 891, 4 ;New TI 1. ~ I. Pliciait aeredser in A poithe .4 dune • r so. hold. L. Lady Ellillbeth , Ailielinner..tudicy. Nerci,..us, Pd.-face, St. 10 I Do. New ll / dla - Yearn Auunitio _ i i''.. • 014 . 0 . The Mk we. to de. tare recta what poem to Little Lick, Ambush. Ladylike, cud Clotil.le c aro here. st, nee ..At e g oe g ee I I. '''''''' " I ki•i! her '" "*""•.• awl it w... ''.." I'll'7'll felt ' , runt AlniltA',.. -Speeds Fly, Goherline, Girdle. N a ' O „,, C " d " d ee "6 " _ _ - qt. 0 GLWeetCanada.Share.: le/ Ind 105 - •I- I. ' , MOW ...es roe. 1...... reap..., I.l6nts enure Inure 0. 4 ,k&k.. .5.„,e5,,. Genes s e k s e eh o me, liorderer Auricle's', * id 2 n. - I - , A, ma, II 8 - 10 18 Dn. New Ivi 01 -ti• ex div. ; &Us .. It. all Dollp.eßdapay73.w.op 196 sis S 7 Exchequer Bill der ' .''''' 1 . 6 " ",'""'"i •- . 1.1 .'n( " 61 " 1 . `66''',ll, be 1114 mal. visi - i. It New Brighton, Plugs, heel tiuriaam, awl ii --- I - en --L ----I° - too au Do. 01 do.. 7;,v0t...p., to ri - all IP. li 1 p.c. lo paid to II - -6 I.•t• . .. 4 arm' ..r 0wn.. .,.....1. arust... V.-.4.1e went to i;, D e. .' 100 ail Do. do. 70 yahoo**, - - - The Turkish 0 all I Debbi. wet Belfast Joe.' 61 43 -••. f• o le.daine It..l.rtay et ..ther. ..r .1...er umm engines, IS all , Duna.. Perth, * Motels. 91 9 - 100 all Do.llp.et.lB.D.,pay.7r. - - - ••W•ul op a lell.e.m, .11 .4 which were ..e.f1,1, / .. of It. IP limit Auglian l7l isf 19 100 100 Madras Omar. 44 per ct. ISS 07 - cent., being quo ~,.., fr.k , and still the ooverument, loo k it.; ...; up.i. NEWTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 01. lee ,Matein weeds* 6l 61 61 1 di 100 100 Do. do. 6 per ct.• 95 96 - remains quoted the 111 d• WNW 0 who W 1 re WlAntrill 4.1 end understood the --- St. 100 I Peakrn Cwoo, Stick A 10 41 - NO 100 Do. 41 pc ce. Itxten.. l 67 81 - . o..etiumee of their own mdse... Dever interfered. Them TRIAL STAKES. A. NO ' Do. 'Stock Di SO 1 0 1 0 all iltast tioff.4l - -.6 ••••• tit all Da. 6 per cent, do. .., - - dio 10 05 Melb.Corp.llp.ct.liendo - - - - flat. Salem • „.. .... ...nt owe, that .4 .6 0.1. .10111,,, ad.. performed erre Flirtation ... ... ••• St. 10 Yallohurnhan.loltognw 0 $4 - at. all N.BrunewtUA Cthada zilian Old : elms • cap. sh. 1 7 - I• rale.. feats for the antownient of the pu blic. awl die go- Gipsy Girl ... ... ... ilt. ISO , LIMP. ,Perth, Dundee 271 2 1 4 - Four-and-a-Hal mn.....11 had ate rated. red ... bait as the performer tore Ile all Imam). sad Llede Juno - -. SO all Da. do. Land do. 6 7 - noel the net to hie owe ....r..n. Waih that limitation it. DOLDORNE PARK ISTAKEN. Ilan mile. 1 4. 140 'Olaagow AS. Western 107 109 ~. I - - 18 all Do. do. B cap. do. 6 7 II all Dn. do. Mad do. Is 7 - ex div. ; Dnt th.• ,;ht luidatiose or government laterfrmitre Mespediset, Jon; Frau, Ant..ree, Valour f, Weisheck. Fortuna f, awl to "" Great :1`..1/I°Isc"Ilawl 146 1* 00It ; Mexican K lev Great Nertlicru - awl telervAmr epresr4 ti..• --cowl marling 14 the hill. Maid of Lyme f are here. 0. IN re. A steel lel 1011 - SO 16 Do. Panjaub - 224, i ; Phallus) ch. N. I . ....yucit'irr ....1 that the objcet of the hill GREAT NEWTON HANDICAP. One toile and half. • I I I .!. 00 . _ 3 86,61, 130 ,., 11 1 .„, - 111 all Do. do - - - ...ow.: I. prevent e.t.d.... r1.......nr. mall 1.....a....e. • th e way Dumas! Ca Flyaway Chen. Amin , 1ie5i0....0.1, Lad ee "' 19 2„ „ 1*- s ", "1,13_1446- (lea , "" "" - St. lee Dolnd.Stlflot.g. 5 p.d 1 99 DS •-• 25fr. ; Russian 1 14 prover 4.4.•iitiona. 11.. llo.atal.l lint all live golojecti.4.B i t i p ., n, igh LP:i.„.. a. sliu... Caller '..„. 4 ~,,...,.,1„,r 7 . A .-- t- -mt. ...----o 72 714 7 3 1 10 1 PrbildaLLlmltel.noripl 1 les - sive, 17 ; Tur 00 Do.stourValGuarkk. 0 62 - 6 4 11, ' , At him inr‘ 4o4 .night I. './.1161."1 in ,flumill44- ha...au, 1:...r.. Li. Clack Dianioad, Reverie ' , 1 1.5 Ted• ii,.. - lel Id 1 111 1 .. 4.• . : 1 1 4, -l i. N ar.l .s i `';' . 6.B "" y „It" w I:" l'h i ll i mr 1314 " was :: ,hogton, Laticoder, delenus, and Princem Royal are eat . Se ts: l Loorn hi a r t:B 4 lL ir cerati t 1 1 1 111 1 l a -- ell M. 111.0.11 in. (off). It, IN Leedom .64 46 - Sir G. I'. LEWIS said he ha.l before isilneuted the home . Helting ' -7 to I 14;14 Caps "jaw" (1) ; 4 t° 1 any Wm. W. * tra wl tmL Lon:lo ß a rl it Noah C* 46 11 11: M IMI 161-1 941 - that horny learnt that pan .4 the performance at w tl i i H e . 1.... is miI M " A . KERFIELD PLATE. Half mik. el.:Mal Palace was let...idol to a child .4 tender years. 11 4 all W. Eighths - - No. I ih. I 500,410 81. iCcesunereleo Matit S. M 5.... -. 154,000 Bt. ID*. 4p. et. Pred..ll.la. 10 - - 1.061,688 M. last and Nest ladle- 100 115 117 .. - account, 564, Consols are r Lopmsteher, Maid of Lyme. Harriet, Nut. H ie . 10, :n via. , h o elott wa th . ( W " Slesm; . . NI i i i Ingri lli , l rim O uu l 6 2 - 04 pin 11,498,31018 t. I Lontion ":- -7 1:0 1 °L 6173 1 "ea. - 1101 Celiti. to , 1, 1" ox ;lie. might not he gimp...A 1,, 1., ru i.1.1....1 givi ng a , th t..lli vn i )111,1b, Mi. Dundahle, Milliard, Kinnaird,Wesuiel, Hideous, 46 su belidood , rr/ACMOI I O - - ....seat. he horwritten to the manages.. owl they -very Motors, Malvern Hill, and Birthday are here. 16. lee lian..l4ll.67..tblueohinit 661 47 461 1 - mods b. their dello, as be thought -Omar, bar)-had at °root Alien - ALA.-Diacritics., Cbirper, Squint, Miss 46t0 all Metropoli lb°. "d ta l. U "ni.kini" 1 4 " 1 1 11 41 . 4.16 , 11* withdrawn that pat .4 dee prefoimumee. Cheetr, Sister to Horace, Ihmeany, Miss Eleanor, 34 ,• 1 „ 00 61 . 11 •••,.._ ~ 'Chu 101 l sr.o.upporte.l severally by Mr. C. Puce, Mr• Tiara Necromaocer, Recovery, Palermo, Itellodonna, and "'" "" ''''' ' S. 111..14.4 and Mr. P.44a. 11. e home divided - For the bill . Amiast it . . CHURCH . It.tTEM ABOLITION BILL.r9 -41 ~ .. , s_autinicre. FRAUDULENT BURIAL CASE. 15 all Mid Nowt 100 all Sward* and Carlisle -. ... - - .... t. • Neerry&Armagetdet 8 6 ile -. 0 ell Neerry.Wameens &Am .- -. sir .1, TREY. %WS Y nerved the thin } railing of this The trial of the primmer,. in the fraudulent burial * M. 1 04 Nortaik b*. Binkalke" • "55 87 U hill. Ile emanseseeed by deny* that the al.dition cow, which commenced oa Ilaturday, was concluded on 31 ., 11 . 14 /_., 61 „.° 1161 __,,„ Dr j_U m h,..„ e, 0 63) .4 church ram was neesseadly connected with the 31.nolay in the Commis...ion Court, Dublin , Harjewast Salli• 4: • o " ll •`"17„,7,7' '''"'" D ' -.- *hied. of the Lilienthal /toddy. The house had now ran stated the ease to the jury on the - - - - Pot ed tb• neve. it. 100 N. Inseens-Berwlek lOl 106 10:, : virtually resolved Pelf 158. a c 1111 l mitt., b. consoler the 1 y will, of it iii that in • care, entitled ' FOOlO r. Me ;re. 16 1414 Do 0.14.8.Pers Par ewit hot mesas of guitars/ rid of church rates, and los .I.th• ~..or, a sum of 201.11. was lodged is theCoort of Chancery in it. 100 Do. Gods salty wee that be had no opponents . (Isughter Loodon. This sum Maria Higgins hod power to dilpme of IC 10V Do. York from Ow opposition.) He hail made many efforts by will, provided she died without bum% A will sous pro. 61 - 14 °rlll I "" 4 " aun 860,6651 M. 18enthamptou 900,000 St. Victoria 0.0001 90 Do. New DO CO CO to - - 10) 26 98 I t dis per -. No. i sh OI i MONIAL 00ViteltINNIT 11/10IIIIITiln. riots. - . - improvement i - with 2 o'clock. At the Bank - was rather qui -.. L. Caooov.4lp.o.lam&JaL l , r 4 .14 011 °LIN piles.. 1111 I '''.. yest.erday wan .... 1.. De.lipseeseL,lNo4-11.90 -. - 1111 gjoually in goo .... - Ds 11 per coot NU .... .. Do 'prom ,L 1804 100 0.... .... .. Do.OpereLlek*Aeg. 10 - - .. balm eL Muddier. 105 1% 110 19:111;911 .. Da. A paresat. Capeettiliopattp Amato° 'lOO los -- -Do do. . 18110.100 106 106 . -6. .. • - - - 6-6 .... .. New Brausw.Gov.6 p•ct. ; 100 107 100 4 - minimum. At Vienna oo The amount i ex no mot} -_ on the Bourse. drawn for ex ta6 . 2 pm 624 i- pm -.. .. Do. do. 1091 100 108 109 101 - 1 1 war 48,("1'' - - .... .. N.B. WilmOv. Sp. c. 186.5 . 100 pet - the Etna, which __ .. Do. 6p. e., 1871 te 1816 100 100 1 •-• of the foreign go 10 all , Northitkwesterahuse - -.. .. Da 6p. a. 1088 'IOU 9 1001 - h. Ping about a irompromise but hol foiled beciuse pounded by the prisoners, Charles Ilig.pn. sod Henry 154 D. , , k ,. th 5tath ,,,,, 61 ,...... i 1 3 di. Is .... .. Neva kotla 6p. ct. &fp 1,100 sent by this urea the prowiple of church rotes remaine.). Many church. William Diorereux. It was proved to he drawu it. 100 Nottviirauthasell.&C. 86 el 66 1 .... .. Deti. redeem. 1076 -.100 1071 1081 - also take some nets h... 1 core over to hi. view, Preluding the Rev. up in the handwriting of the latter, and on the ho , all Fwd.* - .- .... .IL Amt. Gov. 6p. o Boodslloo - - - About 16,00( Mr. Deemed, of From.% Moir, hear.) It, believed 21st of August, PON, P applied for ailininideetion 40 all Portsmouth - - - the notheality of the church would he untouched to the Court of Probate, Is Indeed. Iltimately letters of 15 all altrums7 - Dade.llp.o.Awcnooloo 165 NA 106 4 Levant. ___ 114 116 - The Pen i 1.. *be al...bine of chtureh rates. The hots. member quoted admiuistration were granted by the Court of Probate in 94- 100 r e " 11 / 4 11 Ceti "' 01. 100 icettbh N.Y. Aber.ak III $ 3 -'a loon Mr. Reuoett's pamphlet in support of this view. He England. wed on the L•lth of March, 1411, the sum of 7.00 f. 16. 100 icottleh ttlilland - No. I N.l Mum roecludid I.v remnrkiug, that if the que.tion were not was paid. These proceedings were taken on the allegation st. tite .shrepailm Union - I pg. lix pesos) sa es . specie for the sme . Alfred Gaaa (mai* LAN 11 11 - cotta on goven ended this Year it wsubl probebly be handed over to the that Maria Higgins was dead. Her " mortal remains" to all 'sitougloarne&Sheent - - -. 10,00 SO Mark tree - cutta is 125,01 secular arm, and maim' by whose views were leis were supposed to be " waked" its a bowie in Binhopetreet, Ot. leu mouth Devon ld 40 - Moderate than his own. ( *era) she being at the mine time alive and well, and residing in ,1, 6 100 1 6 ° 4 %1 1 P ,AlterU sz - Alexandria, 3,! . Mr. COLLIER seconded the motion. Adverting to the the city at Haddingtommed-terraos. A coffin was obtained 1 . r o : y r te;:k."l Di v er Dao : f e S l - 11111 .. PA Barnet (Mops) BO 671 971 plmm .4 Mr. 8. Esteourt he oluerved that it merely changed with an iarriptien on the lid, selling forth the name and age to' en I stalnes.Wokingh•L Au 4 7 Ltd .. Last Condos olo6d 12 24 231 the pater, and inch fence of the tax, charging it on property of the lady. There wa.6 a funeral, with* hes:seam' twomourn- 55 all itocktoa A Darlington at 44 -. AOOO .. ANIL lamel (adetk ) 76. M. 31 et -- 486 .. °rambler & 91. Antal* 661 II 14 - The whole is at There being hound of persons, and transferring power...terrified by the ingcosehes, and the remains were interred withal) dae spleen- all Ditto dltio - 8,000 .. Oteat Beath Totem - Ifs. 3 6 -. Eaat, bar silver vestries to the churehmen tem. It was in fart such an into. city in the Itnnion catholic cemetery at Ulasoevin. The M. 10 Tail Veit - 1,120 .. O.WIL Altred o ilerki a . IS 12.6 1 4 _ eopp t y h y th e taboo no tab coastitution thathe (Mr. Collier) was too much bereaved widower had cre mes on him hat, and otherwise . 0 01 1114144 .,_ I I dist Pln r" .. ... 16,036 .. 0. Wh. Yoe 1• • 00 di .of 6 crouservatiee to support it. The peels-Tibet notice havin g mourned in an exemplary manner. But the secret was din - left 11 : a . - from the price reference to exemption was objectionable as a ticketing of dosed, and the pi 11.... inspector found nothing in the coffin •.. m e Vole of Nat ). - 1,014 .. Herod end 6,000 .. Illisptou Dowas 4tl ad 1 -_-__ la yesterday at 5s sill 1 40 m ti zit tance, and of 1 die enters , the true policy being to weaken the line of but a hag of mod mid some loose clay. Devereux said, in to all Victoria B th & Manse 111 II _ 6, .. Lady Bertha 1.10.8. 1 1 demarcation between di s senters and churchmen. He should his dehisce, that he was drawn into the fraud by the others ;Se sli I Weis Cornwall Ol MO .. Marone May Lelant). 401 46 - Mexican dollai support the hill bessuse be believed that it presented the that he got only 14/ , for his share in the transaction ; that St. 100 IW.llartlepoolnarnittll - - 84 it, .. North Dowus . WV Palo of settlino this dispute. Higgins and hit wife were in a state of stirvatioa, and if the si• 1 !,, 0 ' w ow Il l ulaud - Otkid g g l , 44 LOG .. X . Mame (Mope) - Ditto Newport -0, .. If . WIL lam* Ilkoapin) 11. 11.. 4 q - On Change ) o lir. H . ESTCOURT moved as an amendment that the money had not been got they most have gone into the ' la ` L 'i all Ditto Hertford 88 N - I,IU .. lartklllhad Crotty Una el 71 - on Frankfort i , bill be road • third time that day three months. After workhouse. The judge, however, mid that it did not mat- 1 !1 6400 - TIT Ones. 0111. Money) . 11 81 9 - favourable for r biding testimooy to the straiehtforwartlndia of Sir John ter one jot who was the prime mover in the busineas. The MUNI:RANCE SHAMA LI% 20 Prodikmes(l7. WPC 16.6.7. 35 18 1181 Trelawity's 000 duct in the recent ■ negotietious, he said that jury. after an abseoce .4 half au hour, found both the pri• s ic-r i , a 1 „ Liman. I eitudig pekoe. Ikelea. 12,000 .. lorteldosOm. MM. Co. 1 I 6 - change was rat although the armistice was at an end, he saw no reason goner. godly on all the counts. la passing sentence, Mr. - the quotatiour I why • parley should not take place. (Cheers.) His principal Justice Hayes said : at. 1100 thledoulan, 110 - 6,000 .. L Cato Brea (Mogan). 4.11.6 ISe - - 0.000 1 S. Devon Ida &oa usual list: , ohjection to the bill was that it or se actual probibet " Yoe, Charles Hi ,ma, are • a person of rank in life 4 29 ) W en . f &T . ',... t °ll . e. t e l hee i •46 . ,:;, dd e i n o _ against the parishioners' exercise in future of a common-law higher than that of the per..ns whom we are accustomed se 100 last Anglian, A, 6p.et N 101 -. Minh* (WEL) - Amsterdam, 3 i 686 .. 11. W. Frames llillopn) 1L15.9. ISS 146 - to ID ~ R o u, ar d e 1 rylitof self-tration which Wedded (rorn time inimemoriaL to find at mho bar, owl yeti. Ileory Devereux, are a person it. 105 , Do. B, 6p. et 105 111 - 90 _ alrae Park 9 6 • 4 ' o' 34 4664 - nioatLe, 25.624 • A church rate resemlded in it. origin a highway rate and a of equal psitiou in life ; and, besides that, you are a mem. 11l 100 I Do. C„, 7 wet. NS 10 8 - 9, 6 Tamarfill&LeadMaC. de it s - _ 11. Di tolo ; Puri 1 poor mug; and the passing of the hill would deal • blow at her of • profession, or far advancing towards that pro• 111. 100 ' &Com 10,1pALN0.1 107 100 -. - I. 111 Ma Croft 9 4 SI IL - vale of Towei& d arne ) lle. ed. i - 25.65 to 70 ;Ft II Ike whole ■ pnociple of self•government. This bill alleged (anion -an hoe/nimble prnfession-a profession which, ::: 11 5 . I g o. o. le 4••aa. of l a t t ir e I n ee e -. 6, . West Basset ( ) lf 14 la - I ; Petersburg (I 1 so vacs sod anonunced no principle, and nothing was from the position of its members, challenges the confidence M. 100 Inciter Unkiii, 4p. el. 80 82 - , mid in it about a future pmviaien for the repair of churchee; of society-a pride...ion which, if it is to retain that coati- W. 100 NIL& Olaspre &p.a.,. NO 111 - 1. ~ W. Croke ( )6 64 36 .. - eft. fro, 3 moatlu .. Weal Beton - 14.20 to 30; Mat While cei the other hand there war a right e x tending back denoe,thoold haveits purity carefully preserved aralwatchal. M. 100 1141m,Pert ). ,Den.,6.p.e. 76 77 •-• 512 .. wilitrazioesii) - 48) 40 i ; Legit( i 3,oooyeareto meet in giornehial amembly for comma objects. You have served a part of your time to the boootirable pro- et. 100 Greet Nor th am tts. et 11l Ith - _wk Ballot !Wrath) 6 10 110 - - AIN .. 11 1 11 10 (Galstock) 11 21 - months, 28.80 I a Amend exemption on account of a difference of religious fession of a solicitor ; you have acquired knowledge for the St. Ho s Do._ lk....red._o_lop. pm. 110 111 - 1,591 _ WIL AIWA. Plant) I.;1 910 -. Naples, 3 month. e pesenneles eggillt te be allows!, but the peiseiph, ed a rata direhargeolitsdutirhonourably, and I regret tory that that 7,,, ) .-:„ ,m . . 5 .1 . 7.17._ LI 106 10 . 7 - would net be Ike= u p me that side of the bongo (Oppeol. ksowledge,which was bestowed on you for that purpose, you 1 0 4 1110 4. 16 444 1 40 4 . 1 . .„ - ~Q ._ _. _. 1,,,, .. Wheal _(Menlienlot) Ann Manna, 3 moot) 11 10 12 zd ... go r d o, go d en, Mon ahem) The only mode of arriving d a eompromiee have perverted to a very different one. There can be no 00 e otmegeowergemette• ... -..- LAO .. MII. Trelawney lON, 7 li 1 $ ... ems to minors this lin Brno the table. and eonsider what doubt whatever that both of you knew that you were Si. 160 110. lama 41 p. mg 118 100 ore 1•6=•••6.1•6 limas. Den . amain mould be more practicable. (Mien.) in the perpetration of • sicked, outrageous, and 8 4. 100 Ds. redeems 4p. mat 80 01 - 101.11014 AIM% for the Turkio (Left elitism) e lit i terf d al oonspiraey to defraud. When lunone in your K. 1 00 7111 . 11701440 ._,_ ,____ 6 1.• ~,0 11 11 2 91 - No. I eh. I MUM. IPd I 01 . Velem I team following telug rank sad poetics in life are . brought by their own iniseon• 9 : - •9 2 1 tr n . d 7 4l4° l nf.tglam i 104 ___ - 10,000; 110 hairalias - S. Hanaon, a duct before us, it 6 not my intention to let you escape un• 10 a Do. PLINLIMe. ISt 171 - 75,000, 1 Boa Accord. Lilted dm , ;Ipm na posted up in tt • THR MEWING AT LORD DIIIIIVIL-A CORP- punished, whoa justice has laid its hands on you. The me. 15 al Do. a r ir ds. 6 104 101 - 11000 1 10 Bradkan. allots del . • racket of the Freeman's Jeanie' data that the meet eentence of the court is that you sod each of you be im- IA 100 Do. Pm Qua. Mod 74 TO - Bey (Limited) - customs withdi 166 au Do.ClueL Oa Mans MO St - 10,0001 11 Do. Lead& las. Co all 114 - a bl e t o th e • kg of Conservatives at Lord Derby's, on Moulder, was P rie ° °ed f°• . lbe . a r ee °I two Yam*" Higgins said, ' am ...Defied, my lord, if lam protected 14 4 ell De. de. de lB ! , 51 0.000! 1 ClaCon. MM. Co. Jam. , 4 - - - a surnermioly atteoded, and adds :-" The noble lord in my rights afterwards." The court ordered the p ' * all Da ' 41 * d° l3 r " •••r• ha lee lenc.&Yeektl.6malk - "2 1164 - 12,000, 60 Colere Copper 10.0001 - Ooplapo il6 8 8 - September - thatamrtaini • Pled it was his interning not to tediously oppose the r., he reward, sad Mrs. Higgins, who occupied a Kee be. el IN beti.deright-fp.e.Ona. 14,000'; 1 Duo ilountalu Copper all I 1 - o government. but to extend support to Lord Palmerston Bele rip dock war her husband, bunting into tears, was 81 Na 1 113 115 - 16,001 1 I Fortuna ~ 1.1 m.) - revenues have • so Wag as his proceeding, met his (Lord Derby's) approval, takes oat in • fainting state. M. 160 Dotp.c. do. Not 111 111 - 110.000' 15 General all II 05 - hands of the Is el DO Dollp.e. do. _,..• 137 10 130 86000 1 Ot. Northers copper have been plac It waa resolved to throw out Sir John Trelaway's Church et. 100 Do. 51. e. do. Ne. 4 111 116 of S. Australia (Hat ) 1 4j pm - a skim 11 Kapunda(Lba.) 1 11 I pm - trol of the Hp I nese Bill, so aa to enable soros emanative but equitable SOUTH AUSTEALJ'AII COMPANY. (THIS DAY) IL 100 Doll p.e. do. .... 101 103 i 01 Do. p.c.prfeb d 0... - -•-• -- ILOOO $ Wares ell 8 3 to the interest • tespromia• to be effected. Mr. Disrae li atteaded, but took IL 100 Da 7 p.c. Pref. Stook - 150 16 11 - 10,000 6 Lualtanlaa r .„„ c d,. r ,,,,, i t , t h e profte di ng. „„ is i , y ~..,hakm a This afternoon the twenty-fifth annual meeting N. IN D&D„...g..t W . xac : p . , 12 6 131 - 101,816 1 Martipilts aU - I4 V A r - of Mr. Hanso a ji g fr _..4t above .s_ cont . , __may was held at the When in Broad-street • 11l 100 ant . Idly. del till 0,000 1 K. Rhine Copper of S. dividend seem, - a eseideore in him as opposition teethe brought forward. * ' e „ Da • * 71 re I a. LAVA?, to the chair.- Australia (Om) .. • • BLS 1 1 dla - be useful to DS Lurd Clarence Pa4et to-morrow will iutroduoe a The accounts ezloibat is larger balance than usual to the - 100 In& saw tioiDato 60 1 27 4 - 10,000 110 Pontribandellrerland all 8 4 - • - ferred to as ha' lill rusks provision for pensions for some of the damn credit of profit au.) hew-viz., 32,249/. 16s. 4d. This . 1 .,.. 64/9 14911 * C° " 9N411 - 6 t.g . - - -. 100,030! 6 Poet Phillip l4 I 100 Like.W.v.c.Fitiare - - -. 16,0001 1 Pettish Austin. (lAsa ) les. 8 1 the man Bank for rend s ee of t h e y eten , e h tee p e t. Fere.. and for o th er arises from elle quarter's rent der in Adelaide on the 114 all tondondrra&V.suils. 11. 134 14 - 63,174111.1.81 United idexicaa :II •I • - come forward • tub of Deeseiber. 11. 0 i0, being included in the amount. Al ge. 1.0 32 4 , 5. 8h e t& u e ,,e D . o 4 . 12 4 its %ON 1 Worthily film.) 4 Purser. - - n this sum is mot payable for SOON months after that date, 0 44 Do. g 6 ...1 ~.1 Pm - new one. Thi Mr. Lawson to-morrow will ask the Secretary of ...a is ...............1 I. ne0i....1 1. ..-. 1... ----. 4 I-- 4 . ie. i is- .. - --. Yr . Lw,on to-morrow will oak the Secretary of State for No Home Department, whether it is tree that Mr. King Harmer wore, oo the 12th of June, committed to the House of Correction for ten Jaye, but wee liberated by • warraat from the Ifoineoffice before the expiration of his tralenat • *ad, if so, whether the Secretary of State for St Men Departatesi has ray objection to star to the hems IM gresadle ea which he recommended her Majesty 11071Priall hie perceptive of pardon. It is annottawad, for the information of the mem- Uri of the Lower Have of L'oavoaation, that the debate re, the report of the committee ou " Emir and Review" will be taken to-raorrow riming, the 20th irt. The Caledonian Fancy Dress Ball in aid of the /ketch charities of the metropolis took place oe Monday sight at Willis'. Rooms. The company, numbering nearly Mt gm-4s, included the principal members of the Scottish oral many of the F.eglish aristorracy. The fancy gang. talcs ...re, se usual, the chief arractios of the ball. Is the laicism of Hozharghe's set, entitled the "Highland Nielnlle," the primes were M full highland cortiama sr the ladies wore white dresses with Serra scarf* (sash that of her own cant, with the hedge of the family in her haddrem. The Counters of Fife's set wee entitled the " Knickerbocker quadrille." The ladies in this wove two skirts of white awl mild tulle, the upper or trimmed with rid velvet, and the bodies of red velvet, elegantly trimmed loth gold lace, and veils of white and gold tulle, and gold Mod, with eters rowel the herd. The gentlemen wore Haek velvet jerkier eel knickerbockers, with white waist tow, lace end neckcloths, high•heeled shoes sad Isseelea sad red silk stockings. The Lilies in Lady Elcho's " Los. dw meottish Volunteer tiusdrille" wore white dresses, tnitino.,l with bine and gr.'' , (the colours of the regiment), Lad the headdreen was composed of blue velvet, with silver rides. The gentlemen wore the uniform of the godtish Volunteers. The accounts exhibit 4 larger balance than usual to the credit of profit awl 32,249/. 16s. gcl. This arises from use quarters rent dm in Adelaide on the tttai of Deessober. IS6O, being included in the amount. Al this sum is not payable for some months after that date, sad is sot yet reeetved I. liaslaad, it must be carried for. ward to the asotlier of ses samet, and Ia future will require to be so disi hum year to year. The amount available for 'skim ea this aemios is 26,060 f. lls. Wise the net Moons* roosieed for ties year 1860. The directors, therefore, reocemasosead that the usual dividend of 7 per cent. per imam, es Nit per dram be declared, payable as usual osi the link of July sad 15th of January neat. This dividend. with the year's interest on the debeatores, amounts to 11.1171. 10a.. haring a balance of 6,432/. 6a. 4.1., which trielaba the quarter's rent above stated, to be carried forward to awl. year. The report wee adopted. Do. Si par ant . Do.redoomoblo 6p.ot. Mdland Cook 6p.c.Btook Do .Coos. Br.* 11.69. e Do. gp. et. PreL Stock Do tel.& Mello p.c. Norfolk 5 ix Stock North Brltlrh6 wow Do. NM Ova. 5 p. ct. Do.lorder Union pis D k fr. lif 70 i Dm 134 /SO 103 109 91 17 11l 110 li pm OS i Pro %NO 104 UAW 40 KM II MN 100 N NON SO skin • is.as •as IN 110,NO 100 SOON 10.11 *OOO sis skoag 10 80,0: 0 1 0 10 0i Ss. W SO 10 MA 16,000, SO 0,000 00 NON 10 60,000 10,000 100 % ON. SO *NO*NO NI NW SS % ON ; 10 03,010, IN 1440 * SS *NO ! * N O00! SO 11000, 100 MST EMIL Aps sod U. la. beck Asindsis Mak of = O. beak el Bask of Tarim OMlak N. America .. lieu leak of leas. Andra* ead Clinks . CAW. Nero. of WIN Jae.. sad China II ST SO 01 U U SS u t 01 d 4 511 621 id 111 101 111 33 71 74 67 SO xd Ila Tin CIVIL Simms (Imam) Bn.t. Yesterday a deputatine wailed spendlileGbarles Wood, the Secretary of !Mate for ladle, es ihe subject el the Civil Service (India) onisiting of the felliewisg member of parliameet and gentlemen (seembere of the ladies Civil Ser vice), introduced try Mr. Vassittart, It P.: Sir James Elphiesione. Wei., M.P., Kir Farmed Colebrook° Bart., M.P., Sir Marry Verney M.P., Mr. Adam, M.P. Si; F. Heygate, M.P., Mr. Lori, M.P., 11r. Tomer, M.P., Mr. 316iioribaaks, M.P., . Kammard. M.P., Mr. Denby Seymour, M.P., Mr. Autos, Y.P. Mr. LonieLA, Mr. Perry Watlingtou, M.P. Mr. W. Egerton, M.P., Arun, M.P., Colooel Sykes, M.P., Sir James Ferguson, M.P., Mr. Leslie, M.P., MOM. Anderson. Dishreldo, Best, Blair, Simone, Mayne, Carmichael, Down, Drum mond, Rickeft., Tucker, Shaw, Edwards, Chapman, Child, Crosier. T. Robertsori, Balfour, Cust, Pratt, Arthur, Mam a i li y .l 7 . ..:Al hw era r ri l d f t ee k je llit i.. ' Tro t - Ma um,ri'. Damper, Hammood, and Grey. ROYAL 'NAVAL SCHOOL, N CW-exact. —The annual distribution of medal., cadetships and other prises took pima at this institution yesterday, before • large commune of visitors, many old 'cholera bring amongst the number. The President. Admiral Bowles, 0.11 we. in the chair. The large eclio.ilnsiou, where the pr oceedings took place, was decorated iu a tasteful manner with evergreens, Saga, mod floral decimal. The chairman, in a few preliminary re marks. referred to the highly satisfactory reports from the examiners. The Secretary Mr. Eames, having read these report.. and also one from ibis drawing -muter of the school, the chairman, sedated by the Rev. Dr. Chambers (bend master), distributed the prima. In conclusion, the chair man observed that many of the students who had received their educatioti there, had distinguished themselves in various examinations for the different services. By the kind permission of Colonel lisedotudd i the baud of the Vint Surrey Rißea, uoiler the direction 'of Mr. Calcott, attended and gave as admirable selection of music during the Mir. 5; lamb p . a. NO. 1 go. York. H. 8. page. North 111411sellthlre iss Now Prot 11000.1t.D44p.ct. Pellet De.Aber. pa. 6 p.c. De. p. el Prot 4400 k I. Devoe Mod de p. e. 114144 (MM. As. /11.0.4, Do. 44 per Not Da. Iced 4e per coot S. Inks pr. 4 p. cont Do. di pat mat S. IL (UK IlDostaDoettoppow itp.n ekt. 14p.0. Do. at. 4:14446. W OW.* Mona Sp.e. OLL 1444444 . Do. du. tad do. 00. Nwp. o p. at. Pref. Do.du.porp. 6 pet. prof. Ldis int Dml 131 113 10 10} ni b 1 99 100 99 100 lOoso. o! cauaria ...... .. 1 C. ;i 1-07,17; d. is & Soot.dAostebarl O. Bank of Switzerland. oa. Ch. 112 ink of AustrL 14 10 IN NO UO NO Do. New London and County London Joint Stock Loodun d South African Lon. and Rost=l Net. Pros. of Do. Noy 21f t3l I, If pm' SI S II If dls II tit 99 100 33 90 934 tr. St IS ll} 111, 43 dd 184 163 11l 320 101 103 110 133 em 311 2-1 1t.51 Nat Weal flank 1 New Booth Wales Oriental Bank Omen 044oinen bank Provingeel et frelarill South Amara& Union of austfella Union of London Unity Muriel gt 441 4 111 60 10 10 26 1 - MUNI ILAILWAYL iIUIWATL lan ._. I Closing "dew I aka all 'Aitwarp S lottariala all lAIAIOIIIIIOI Tp.a all llis eas L all Aeolus to Gralaasaatei JO Caramaus Mae all all lOIS. rtaisalos la Dutch altanlatt all Kasten' of Yrsoco .. all Od.ltuaslan gu► b. p.a. all Ot. Catlin] of }Yaw* .. all Gt. Guelphs. Coast. OIL all Italian Juocalou _ c 10,000 1 10,0® tf,ooo I 1 - .4* 11 12 B PI Lut eveuing aftcr the usual annual service at 1.4 Pmr. in behalf of the society fur the Propagation of O w or. pe 1, the Lord Mayor entertaiord the archbishops, dignitaries, and clergy who had attended at the withaled, at the Mansion•huuse to dinner. kiii 1 'PPP 1160,000 MOMS 100.920 1160.000 MAN! MOOD! 7,lW' 10,000 110,000 103,000 100,000 12,000 900,000 Ti S AT! EikeC;a44 - 7 - at;81 Bala. all Lorre aad Truissi all lgoos and Geneva WMali& Antonia all Nam.d Liege t 4 tba aU De. all .tr b tfa c re of r Pri i= "7. 15 . Da. Zi!w Mara? 7i i - -- • Lr.rrait raow Ma. CoaDEN, M.P.—The follow ing letter has been received from Yr. Cobden, in isomer to the ail lrese of thanks voted to him by the Ediabersk Clasmlier of Commerce, for his services in negotiating the Trench Treaty of Commerce :—" Loudon, 14th June. bal.— sir, —Owini to an accident, pm: letter failed t ranuntil after me ter mom delay, which mime , o nor excuse foe not having replied to it sooner. Ifeel hiihly honoured by the approbation expressed of oiy easliet, in cosmetic's, with the treaty of commerce, with by tho Llinburgh Chamber of Commerce whom J 1 .1.14 ..tot derive, the gre a t e st we i g ht f rom th e l ong , cow lotrol. Rail able wppurt which it ham given to the cams al enonerrial freedom. Time will undoubtedly be ree glir."l for the growth of a trade between two countries whira. intercourse has been so long impeded by aboard mid selnsli legislation. Bat 1 look with confidence to t e TIMID id a few years of commercial interchange under the P V,1 •1..11, of the treaty ; awl 1 shall be gratified if the inters maws hetween France and Scotland, which in a former age wsw einsiderahle importance. should receive the develop ment •hirh the diversity of their productions is calculated to Posluce 1 beg you to he good enough to convey to the Wriiler s of pair chamber my grateful acknowlekmente of their knelnees ; awl remaiu, very truly your, RICHARD C "-' 4 4 ,, . —Thos. a. Lindsay, Bog."—BdinieryA Cornier. Tug CHANNEL Faster.—The long aml eagerly expected division of the Channel Fleet, consisting of four vessels, hove in eight yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. Up till a late hour but sight the vessels were many miles est at sea, and appeared to be heating about in the °ding, Cji7"to sailing for their anchorage in the roads to-day. later in the Teenier,, the whole squadron was observed eked* out to wain a northern direction, souse of the vessels bowleg got mistiest to make headway against the sisal, w hi c h Watt a - ti ght easterly breeze, was favourable for • run up the Murry. Letter., we utulerstand, are lying at Leith ad dressed to eight of the ships belonging to the fleet; and yesterday forenoon the gunboat Porpoise steamed tip the Firth, and sent ashore for letters for the admiral and the officers and crew of the Revenge. In the afternoon the Porpoise again cast anchor in the road~• movement sup posed to be preliminary to the arrival of the division to day. During yeateittee the piers at Leith were visited by crowds of persons on the outlook far the fleet. Consider. able numbers also assembled on the Calton Hill and other elevated points commanding a view of the Firth. --Edge. beryii Courant tTueedayi. mU Norwarlso Trunk Pod. 11 Ottoman sol)roaAldlo) all PorMl,yous.aodllollt. all 'Pods sod Odom. 17 ;UM* and S. ltsaclass (Parmaboool &7n.& 1111 ilos sod Dansburg ▪ Sorel NNW all loyal Swedish all Do 7pm mot. sll Dusbre and Moms all Do. par conk MM 6 )g.7poret ld 6..tost.t Vaal= ▪ Sostlmen a Promos—. ell Wool Mandan , Do. 14 pm ask Prst all !Wost.l I. W. of Ifromas II Wasters d Amino all ,Insiorira i; oui tea 81 8; IS4 18 NI NI p ® ' 4 9 7 • Ws idi of K id 4 4e dlll itlousuAuf sou I COUFAXIII. I 13 14 M 3 ii t I. .1.. * din U 4 1 to OSIIIIITUIJI INTOIXIL su i tasks St. otaketh.y.a.JaatJalr lOU , 99 101 11l 1rea1ke4p.a.1190.41094. 10 91 N MAIM K 1 1 .119".4.691.Jaa..W51y IN 91 IN ..... 11l GNllib\ N. lAN 41404 IN 91 99 ITI7OI N. NJUdio9o4-94p.N. aN Kiii:lo 1%000 110,0110 !!.O:iiii!!?i - 1 724 4 10,000 10,000 80,000 40,040 00,000 19 lAnglo-Mellcan lent LS A astral tAM A pica 10 Belga Waterworks 50 Brit Americas Laud 50 grit& frisk MAL TeCA 10 Do. D 1 Per WU UN 16 Do. C 1111 Canada loud 10 Channel Islander& (1 ! at CosOl Crystal g.of En Palace g.iimelt. PA. De. Preferenee St Do. oy. et. Pam Deb 10 MO.& Canal ht. litectsie Telegraph 15 Do. New 6 tug. and Aust. Cop. 15 Oen. Steam Narlptlen 1 Great Bhlp (Waited) 1 Do.lll per cent. Prot • La. utet, TeL .1. 4 kn. Oes. Omnibus Os. M Madras Into. • Canal 10 Medlterraassaille.Tel. 10 Ileater. Lx. TeL (Us.) M Makes& Discount Co NarboddaCoakt Irou(L; 1/1 14 111 II 4 * 41 100 116 la 20 10 11 1102 112 100 100 100 1 1100 - 161 ii;iii 74074 MON 11.600 11.10 as Is 'lOl 1011 LOS IN • 974 dis 116 7 Si le I t - Etl 108 X. l De... kit :at 1 Oa. 1 Do. ...New Shane • II arias. IL Ito. (DILL 34,. Peel Elm Land Ws. II Psalm sad Odes. Illamo l 14 Do. New /0 11.04 a di lad. TeL 14 layman , Iron 15 Do. New OS Royal Manna= St. Scottish Aut. Lavinia 26 Australian Laid 1 Tel. SM Dw do. laglearad 14 Do. do. If Ag. of Mueslis (I..balted) 11rat Isms u U.Cesada • Oa. Irlaspiosa TeL Lk). 544 itimmoil laal 1 } I 3 1 Pm 1 fie.,., I 44 4.1 I 1 11 i Par i P 74 11 U fi 70 id 10 II paid 17 U In 171 47 111 IV ISO U 76 • i Po ' 1 clls par 9 10 MONEY MARKET.-(THM-11414 MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. Two o'CLocz. The funds remain fiat. After experiencing a fresh decline of i per cent., however, prices have returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. The markets for all chimes of public securities re main very quiet. English railway stocks are rather East Caradon shares continue Hat, I;tu;iness being officially recorded to-day in the Stook Exchange at 24. Transactions [MVO taken place in Providence at 361. Resewarno United, East Wheal Grenville, Sortrulge Consuls, Guru Camburne, Tamar, and Alfred Consols shares have likewise changed bands. There is an absence of activity,. and prices generally are much the same as yes terday. In colonial descriptions, Bun Accord are marked prom. Foreign shares have not varied. Linares have been dealt in at & At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's l telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 85c., ex div., showing no alteration. Consols are officially marked 89} and 2 ex IliV., for money, and 901 and 90 ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are 891 to I for cash, and 901 to } for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2304, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89g, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 891, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 152 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 982, cx div. ; ditto for account, 99, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 18s, 125., 18s., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, June, par, 2s. prem. The Turkish Lose of 1858 has declined } per cent., being quoted 561 to 4. The Loan of 1854 remains quoted 72 to 4. Mexican Bonds are still flat. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1800, 87, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, ; Piediuouteee Five per Ceuta., 74 (exchange 25fr. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1031 ; Spanish Pas sive, 17 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561, 4, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100 g. _ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather keeps sultry, with the wind from the cut wank This week's arrivals of English wheat and flour are ex tremely contracted; barley, !wilt, a,.l oats ; very few beans or peas, with no arrivals of scotch. oats., a few parcels reported. The' foreign_ 'arrival' of wheat are more mo d era t e this week, pnucipsdly Ruasian, Prosaism, awl American. Flour s a few American barrels. Barley, a small quantity, Prussian, Danish, and Hauthurg. Oat% another large arrival, from the Baltic, Russian, B wei lt:ls, Danish, and Dutch. _ The wheat trade this day nominally the same ac on Monday ; the attendance at market very small, and very few transactions reported. Barley extremely dull, without change from Monday's reduction. _ _ Oats meat be quoted about or rather under Mond a y' s prices for most description., very fine core the firmest, arrivals being again heavy. Flour—Trade slow at Monday's rates. Beans and peas—Not many ou sale, and very little busi• nem passing. Taree—N °thing doing. Linseed, rapeseed, and desolated neglected. FLOATING CAILLOVL —Dull trade, and Indies corn miller cheaper. WlNAT.—English : Ease: and Kest, white, new, 40s. to 60s. ; ditto, fine old, G:ts. to Gas.; ditto red, new, 40 .. to Ms.; ditto, fine, old, 584. to 60a. ; Norfolk, kr., file, old, 59.. to 615.; red, new, 465. to Ms. Foreign : Dentaic, 655. to 66a. ; Ise, 675. to 715.; extra, 71s. to 725.• Kouigabera,6la. to 62..; ditto. extra, 665. to 6.9 e.; Rintook, Gsa. to 69a. ,• M ecklenb urg rod, Wt. to 625.; Uckermark ditto, Ms. to 61s. ' • American white, 63.. to 64a.; ditto red, 61s. to 62, ; Can adian, 62.. to 655. Foui o'Claux. Consols are quoted 89k, ex div., for money, and tioi to 4, ex div., for the account, 'bowing a alight improvement in . the former instance, compared with 2 o'clock. At the Bank of England the demand for discount yesterday was slack. In Lombard-street business was rather quiet. Transactions take place occa sionally in good paper a fraction below the Bank minimum. At Vienna on Monday there was an improvement on the Bourse. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 48,0001., but 60,000 sovereigns were with drawn for exportation to-day to New York, by the Etna, which will take a further num. A portion of the foreign gold which arrived on Monday will be sent by this vessel. The Hammonia will probably also take some specie. About 18,0001. in gold arrived yesterday from the Levant. The Feta will take to-morrow 200,649/. in specie for the East, iroluding 100,0191. for Cal cutta on government account. The total for Cal cutta is 125,0191. ; Madras, 13,7921. ; Shanghai), 32,0131. ; Hong Kong, 19,3251 . ; Cey l on , 5,0001. ; Alexandia, 3,5001. ; and for Foo-choo-foo, 2,0001. The whole is silver, except 12,292/. gold. There being at present little inquiry for the East, bar silver continues to decline in price. The supply by the last West India packet was sold yesterday at 6s. gd. per ounce, showing a fall of id. from the price obtained for the previous remit tance, and of id. from that current more recently. Mexican dollars are also flatter, the price being 4s. 101,d. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Frankfort and Hamburg were slightly more favourable for this country. The Austrian ex change was rather lower. As regards other places the quotations were steady. Subjoined it our usual list : Ba —English n.alting„ 424. to 440. ; flue, 494. ; Win`, 304. to 314.; and distilling, 304. to 314. per or. ; foreign grinding, 274. to Th.; ditto distilling, 284. to V.h.; zotlpug, 354. to 374._ . _ Iffat.T.—Englisb, Essex end Norfolk. 595. to 635. ; fine, 63a to 735. ; Kingston end Were, fine, 695. to 755.; brown, 535. to 595. Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 a to 121 ; ditto 3 days, 11.184 to 19a ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 a to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.62; to 7i ; Hamburg, ms. Mum, 3 months, 11.9} to 10 ; Park, 3 days, 25.32 a to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.65 to TO ; Frankfort-on-the-thine 3 mouths, 119; to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mmithi:, 33 to I; Vienna, sty. 80., 3 months,l4.2o to 30 ; Trieste, eff. So. 3 months, 14.20 to 30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48a to 6 ; Cad's , 3 months, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 2.5.85 to 71 ; Gems, months, 25.80 to 5 ; Milan , 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Naples, 3 month., 391, to 4; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to a ; Mauna, 3 months, 117 to a ; 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 525 to a. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, ar i l Co., the Contractors for the Turkish Loan of 1858, have caused the following telegram, addressed to them by Mr. C. S. Hanson, and dated Para, June 17, to be posted up in the Stock Exchange :—" Some of the customs withdrawn from bankers : proceeds pay able to the ndicate. I feel confident of the September div iden,L" This is understood to nit= that a certain portion of the Constantinople customs revenues have been withdrawn entirely from the hands of the bankers by whom they are farmed and have been placed more immediately under the con trol of the syndicate. This alteration is of course iu the interest of the bondholders. The publication of Mr. Hanson's testimony respecting the next dividend seems to be iu questionable taste. It may be useful to mention that the 20,8001. recently re ferred to as having reached the hands of the Otto man Bank for the next dividend appears to have come forward under the old arrangement, not the new one. This circumstance, however, is perhaps suggestive of satisfactory inferences. It appears that there is no immediate prospect of the 2,000,0001. of Victoria Debentures, now in the hands of the London committee, being placed upon the market, no instructions to that effect having been received by the last mail from Melbourne. A memorial to the Treasury, iu favour of the resumption of the bi-monthly China mail, now lies for signature at the office of the London and China Telegraph. It has already been signed by Messrs. Matheson and Dent, Palmer, and Co., Craw ford, Colvin, and C0., 0., Baring Brothers and Co., Huth and Co., Gregson and Co., Gledstanea and Co., and the principal Indian banks. In the estimates given on Monday of the probable forthcoming dividends of some of the principal English railways, that of the London and South Western Company was erroneously stated at 51 per cent. per annum, whereas 41—or the saute rate as that declared for the corresponding ipenixl of last year—was meant. At the tint annual meeting yesterday of the Bahia Gas Company, the directors report was adopted. It stated that shares to the amount of 89,8201. have been taken up, while the engineer estimates the expenditure at 87,4061. The directon expect that by the 2nd of December, the birthday of the Emperor of Brazil, " the Bahia Gas Company will be able to add to the general brilliancy of the city." The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 4 per cent., and also au extraordinary dividend of I 11. 10s. per 1001. share, and 12s. per 101. share. Notice is given that on the Ist July the holders of paid-up shares in the Royal Portuguese Railway Company may receive 20 francs per share for inte rest and dividend, and the holders of obligations 7f. 50c. per obligation for the half-year's interest. A general meeting of the London Ropery Com pany (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., to make a call of 11. 10s. per share. The fall in Universal Marine shares yesterday attracted considerable attention, as it was accom panied by rumours that a call is not improbable. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on South Carolina Bonds by Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Company. °AM —English feed, 23e. Od. to 2t.. Od. ; potato, 26e. to 30e. ; foreign, 22.. Od. to 2U.. Ku, ads. to -English tick, 395. to 41s. ; harrow, 41s. to 44... ; pivot, 41s. to 45e. ; foreign, Ifazagan, 375. to 38.. ; tick, 395. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 455. ; Egyptian, 375. to 39.. Peas.-English boiler., 39.. to 43..: white and blue, 395, to 41s. ; maple, 41s. to 44e.. grey, 35.. to 375.; hog, 375. to 395. ' • foreign. 41.. to 455. FLoua.-English town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto fine, 535. to 55e. • country, 411. to 45a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. Od.; Frmich, 46.. to 48s. pee sack; American. 28s. to 29a.; Canadian, 295. to Ms. : Spanish, 48a. to 495. Fwartaa Cazaoss, all C. F. sod 1.-Whest Berdi. =ski and Marianople, per 4921ba., 52e. to 54e. ; Ghirka, to 52a. ; Polish Odes's, per 48011*., red, 50s. to Ha ; white, 56e. to 58s. ; Danube and Galata, 425. to 475. ; Egyptian, 37a. to 30.. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001b5., 245. to 25e. ; Odessa and Danube do., 21.. to 25e. Beans ; Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 38s. Maize : OilLasa and Galata, per 4921 b.., 32a. to 331. ; 'bran and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., %a. to 31.5. ; French, do., 30s. to 310. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. - SEEDS. —C,anary seed, per qr., Ms. to 6k. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 41s. to 443. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to lbs. ; brown, 12s. to 14e. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 171.155. to 131 . 55. ; American, thin, in btls., psr ton, 101. G. to 101. lbs.; do., thick, rouod, and oblong, 9/. 10s. to 101. 101.; Baltic, 91. to 91. ss. ; lilszseilles, 91. ss. to 10/.55.; Baps area, 51. to Si. 10s. iRRIVAIaI INTO LONDON FROM JUNE 17 TO JUNE 19. Eng l s lish and 20 Scottb. Irish. Foreign. I .... bBOO Wheat Barley Oats Malt Flour English. 440 maks Foreign, 2GtO Flo 40 sacks. 2310 barrels. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCOAR.—The market continues inactive and btiyers act with peat cantles, refusing to give the full prices of last week, and sales have been made a shade under them. Corm.—This article sells steadily io public sale, sod prices have been supperted, with a fair demand : Low middling to middling Plantation Ceylon sold U. to 7301, ; native Ceylon good ordinary, 6(. to 62.. TEA.—the market lunette.- ' . - &a - 1 MM COOtint 3 i dull of sale. tirrroN.--Ouolations remain the same, with a very limited demand. limn.— No salsa of importance reported. Run remains steady. Sexes without alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Towo tallow is quoted Xis. 3d. net auh ; Petersburg Y.C., ou the spot, 535. 3d. ; June, to 535. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec., 5'.N. BOROUGH HOP IttRKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendeu sod Smith report that the market is arm, and that the blight is progressing rapidly. Duty, 50,0001. to 60,0001. TUIODAT EV1131130. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 " buyers," ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 4. For money the last price was 891 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, 90, 891 ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 901, A, A., ex , div. ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 11, ; Bank Stock, 231 ; India Five per Cent Sto ck, 981, 4 , 4 , ex div. ; ditto, for account, 991, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 12A. ; Five per Cent. " enfacd" rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent. 1004. Bank shares to-day were steady. Bank of Aus tralasia were inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market no change occurred. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 18s. fd. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Clump, 17a 6d. ; Walla End Kelloe, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Eden, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Godortb, 11%. 9d. ; Walls End Thorpe, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Harlon, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Etat Framwellgate, 16s. 3d. ; Walker PriF 12a 6d. ; Byrom, 17s. ; Bells Primrose, 135.: Cra , 14s. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. ; West Hartley, 1 ; Bebside Hartley, I.'n. lid . ; Howard's Hartley, 15s. dd. ; Lam- bert's Hartley, lin. 3&—Ships at market, 98 i 1 6 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. TATIRPOOI., 18.—Market quiet. with little doing. Bir. kenitend, 82 821—Caledonian stock, 971 93—Eastern Counties, 14 103—Great Northern stock, Mai 110—Gnat Westerns, 74 79 Lancashire and Yorkddre, 112 lig—London and North Western, 941 941—Manchester, Ithetneki, and Lineohuddre, 461 — Midland stern, 1211 121 Ditto, new snares, 11 11 p.—North British stock, 63 631—North Staffordshire. 41 41 d.—North Bastern, Berwick capital stock, 105 1651—Ditto, York capital stock, 04 94—Ditto, feeds stock. 61 4121—liouth Eastern, 34 6.16 24 7.l6—West Midland, Oxford, 47j 44—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 4 6—Dutch Rhenish, 2: 21 .I—Grand Trunk of Canada, 41 6—Grest Luxembourg 74 7 12-10--Great Western of Canada. 101 101-1111nots Central, 314 ao d.—New York and Rrie assented, 91 211—Thames and Mersey Marino Company, eacursrm, Jrwil&—The market derlined a little, closing Guick Birkenhead, 8 2—Great Western of etnada, 10 11.18—. reat Western. 734 I.—Lancashire an,. Yorkshire, 112—London and North Western, 941—Manchester, hheilleid. and Lincoln shire, 47} NM—Ditto, 6 per cent. pref., Ir.—Midland, 121 1 }— North Eastern Berwick. 1051—Soutli En‘tern, 241 5-16—Uswestrn and Newtown. il—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 833—London and Bourn Western, 96. WESTERN BANK.—We understand that the corn promise between the liquidators of the Western Bank trod those of the directors who were parties to the aareemeut submitted to the recent meetings of the shareholders, was concluded in Glasgow on Monday. The immediate come silence of this is the cessation of the actions raised by the liquidators at the instance of the shareholders and by individual partners against the directors, awl the return, in a week or two, of 274. per share to each p artner who has paid the calls in full. It is also expected that another return, to a similar extent, will afterwards be made. Under the compromise, the directors —with the exception of Messrs. William and James Baird, who are not parties to the arrangement—assign their shares to the hank, numbering 842, and, besides, make a PsY• meat io cash to the amount of 162,9U01.—niaking alto gether a total contribution equal to _lll4OOlll. Fmm this sum, however, thorn will be deducted 1001. per share, which is to be allowed to Meson. Inglis and Landsle, "in respect of security sequins' by diligence used prior to that at the bank ' s instan c e. " The legal ex penses incurred in the prosecution of the eases of these gen tlemen, amounting to 6,00111., are to be id,l separately. Those partners, also, who acquired their shams subsequent to June, 11457, when the bank was in a perilous conditioo, are to be allowed WI. per share over and above receiving their proportion along with the rest of the shareholders. These preferential chums, amounting to 2.5 501 X, leave a sum of nearly 175,0001. to be divided amonrt' the other and larger b o d e of s hareholders, irrespective of the large amount of Timis belonging to the bank, arising from the surplus of the cont.—Scotsman. . . . A Donanit Ourwrrrso.—A short time ago farmer, resident a little distance from Kirkby Stephen, bad a sheep died, and concocted a scheme whereby his loss might tic thrown on other shoulders than hi. own. He took the dead carom, put it over the fence, and laid its head across the metals of the railway ; the train came by, and cut the animal's head off. " Now," he says, "I can get pay for my sheep ;" so lie sets off to the contractor and told his tale. But, In, before the fanner's arrival, some workmen had seen the Yorkshireman do the trick, and they instantly conveyed the news to their master, and as soon an the farmer made his appearance and began to tell hi. tale, the storm waa on, the poor farmer had to beat a hasty retreat, and return home in utter confusion.— Cisasterland Parquet.