The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-19 00:00:00

THE HOUSE OP LORDS AND THE PAPER DUTY. DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF DERBY. (THIS DAY.) A Latherous deputation hail an interview at with the Earl of Derby, at his madame, St. James's to present to his lordship a =memorial which was .4 , pted at s public meeting held atflt. Marlin'shall on Tues. prott du% against the course which his lordship had it to be his intention to take in reference to tht inmeat proposal of the abolition attic =pew duty. Among i!,, who constituted the deputation were the following : Vr. W. Evart, M.P., Mr. H. Ingrium, M.P., Mr. C. H. ciawford. M.P.. the Rev. Mr. Everest, Berjeant Parry, Were. F. Evans, of the firm of Bradbury and Evans, Boutlealgt, J. Green, C. 1). Coll e tt, E. A. Levy, Lawson, Joseph Bentley, Alderman Baldwin (Birming .o, W. C. Bennett, Knox (Edinburgh), J. Bad, N Chambers. (of the firm of W. and R. Chambers, E..i. , lstrghl, T. Allen, J. Beer, John Bennett, Lloyd, 11. q wood, S. 0. Beetoci, G. W. Bennett, Newton - ,...1and, J. Lincoln, H. Littleton, J. Hoppey, tti'. Harmsen*, J. G. Holyoake and A. Holy . Ake. J. Kenny, 0. J. Dunning, J. S. Wright (of Binning n). W. Willis, and E Brain. Th Eui of Dane, on entering the 100 f 11 , eaPreased hie tier et the itripmeee of the meth% and requested that .u/ observations mode shoutd be maned strictly to the subject a Land limmagia's min% and that tso datitaaka should take Awn an the marete at demerit* of the paper duty aa a senrei d laution Mr. Parry having preeesteel the ernsorial sal added some remarks, his leash', wee tram eildremoi by Mr. W. Ewart, 31. P. ; Addennea Towle of Oxford, Mr. Patter, Mr. F. Emma, Alderman Beldwie of Birmingham, Mr. Hannesees, Mr. J. Herbs, sad Mr. Luca., The Earl .4 LAW said he hoped he ish..ohl ii..t be maulers.' disrespectful, if, netwithetanihng what had teen gaol, he declined to enter into a diacussioe either the commercial or the political quie tens involve.) in this eubject. He was of course lade aware of the isconvenienes and disadvantage to the trade 4 prolonged uncertainty Is the matter. As , e,0,01s the abetraet ment• of the paw duties, however, naisideralde differeftee of opining' prevailed- He had jest L a d entrusted to kin some petitions hem aewspaper pro inrtore and editors in Ireland, pray* that the House of Leib would sot sanction the repeal et the duty. lo DIU and We he 'serene'. se he hid Wen raninded. hu own ..03130.11 that this tax was objectionable sod that it was I deusabio it eboald be repealed as soon r the et re .4 the reveaue would permit it; and the qrs. Ina between himself and the &potation was whether the pretest •tate of the revenue and the financial prospedel the enentry admitted of the legislature taking a Aep which he word riume for the sake of arr. mat to be leselinial is itself. The raper duties 1..- might seentics, however, issued of having diminished, .. was generany the are with deice very ohjectioftalik awl appeared,* to the trade, doubled between I• 40 evil IMP. Hie briar, having adverted to the • oenelion of the queitioft with the increase of the inonneeem sad the continuance of the sugar duties, end he thought the House of Lords would he thoroughly ; added in taking the step which wee contemplated. " I .!..e't know," continued the nohle earl, "what may be the lesion of WNW gentlemen present with regard to the ma stitutiosal functions of the Hou se of Lamle. It sua, b e the opinion of sore gentlemen that t h e House of Lord's itself is en • ememely ' in a Inc, constitution (laughter)—but 'niving hies for :IN years, in parliament, 22 yam in the Home of Commute and 16 in the House of Lords, I have, I think, acquired during that Forest egos little knowledge of the relative duties and abbe dem. of on. house towards the other. Clearly, if the !louse ur lambi he no right to deal with • matter of this reid.r gent. ; hut in that rase I do not tam why any bill involving taxation should ever be cent up to the Hume of Lords. I will deal tint with the goalies of revenue. The Chariceller of the Exch.- oerr, is hie budget, stated that according to his calcula- Cons there would be this year a surplus of 460,000 f. rest will be a way small surplus rupporting all his feticide lien to he railed, and in the present state of affairs at home sad abroad, it is of mune essential that there sherd be the means of maintaining the credit and borer et the country. I will abstain from Liking for Lay vote on this subject in the House of Lords, if it atilt not be made out that epos the Chancellor of the Ei- C:kNIPOr'• own showing, supposing we are unable to redoes the expenditure, there will be in the year 1e61—1862, not the well surplus of 460,000 f., but a deficit approach ing, if it dee sot exceed, 2,000,000 f., even supposing we continue the 18.1. income tax, and also continue the taxes upon tea and sugar at war rates, Now, I think it is very desirable that in natters of this kind we should be careful to look forward, that in a year is which the revenge and the expenditure are so meetly balanced we should he extremely cautious in sacrificing, until we see the mewls of replacing it, a mune of permanent revenue reaching so large as amount as a million and a-half, and it is upon that ground and upon that ground cooly —the present state of the revenue that the Hoarse of Lords, who were as much ante reetrl as the House of Commres--for we are all is one Is et together in the maintenance of the honour, in sl,T,ll.lruce, and liberties of the country— I say it is on giat ;round alone that I think the Home of Lords woubl be justified in point of discretion in adopting ba. resolution of Lord Montesgle. Now, the de. let,tion have done me the honour of scribing to me that (is that point I ma only my it wee brought mod in a Bonner which deprives it of anything like a rtv character. It was brought forward by an individual is generally • supoorter of the present ~ s ertinient. It was brought forward without the concert with me. I was outstare of hie intention t. intnaltice the elution, but when he did annouuce it, 1 rtacsl that I should, upon financial i,nrands, feel city to support him. Now a. regards the constitu t4ftril question, I was very glad to hear harjeant Parry today me* let modify the pranciples which appear to be laid down , s tine nisete.riaL Berjeant Parry sdreits that the lonl• have • perfect nght to do that which a proposed. I thought the uguniest had hen that their doiag so would be a h. th brash of the privileges of the Howe of Commons— Idight eirece)--thst the Hones et Courions are the sole P.r.oas who bow a right to taper tree, and farther, that Ir., the Home et Leib tortes* the repeal of • tax is equi .alert to the inligentarrit of • sew tax. (More cheers.) If the sr se. fferjeant Perry 's proposition cannot be true, that the Lee:. hero the right to act as it is supposed they contemn plate dreg. Hut I tilts intim with thou who Kohl that • frnios. I think I understand tolerably well what are the elation. between the House of Lords and the House of No.b.ly &notate* that the House of Commons emit originete all tale. that ere to be imposed, god that lb. Ibuse of Leeds la. no right to modify • tax in the degree, If the Home of Contuoms vote • tan for • 4,3 year tb• Home of Lards has so right to change los period to two years, awl I believe the convenie • true, that if the Home of Commons vote a tax for two • mire the Ho.or of Lords have no right to reduce the Period to one year. If there were the slightest. I orate.. ..' Coe La as proposed, the HOMO • t ~ 1 1111, 414 would iin-licat• their privilege. Bat how' • by refuse* to psis the mourure, the House of L ed. and the Hesse .4 Commons disagreeing es the sub jot. it, law would remain unaltered. It is Mated that • ▪ a. the part of the House of Lords to repeal • duty ▪ optivalent to the imposing of • w tar, and tho memorial before y..a there is something about prietio• lavirig prevailed of peeing duties for • term .lefinite e R irc'efltwe. I must meted amulet •.e bring termed • laoe practice, booms it o a premier which, d diwontioned. would deetroy the very • ••••s• . mir meow mem." The whirr earl thee dwelt cm t ....eerily for the aka' of the owiatry herrn prima , 't emcees of ft-nit:ie, awl compared the care of lb. . 1 .. • duty to that .4 • devil .4 aanuity, which the i• • homes .4 had panted for revenue purposes. It• maintop.' that 'h.. 11..... .4 Lords in rejecting the pociorel would sot in the aliglitort degree be • apisr4 the privileges of the Home of l'arrimime, sad ..'•1 the,. had been teat u lft.+4u •,1 ,astasnes, •••• ia the of nittary. a Whlth the Hors of LA Mr bad re. I o. arra to NU. brought in for purports involving • !•a. and la whir\ on gratioe had Dees raised rto '• Perfect eueoprary to tab. that waren The oath ' I by w eapre;eimg hi. e.avictioetlhedisth; wane • 1 . of plan, ev.e thnoe wheel be was ad. 41 ' —.mg. Irvin niggard to the anemia position L aNadiv. paid 6o reatmlied is nblekkg 611 _ . rt time t o e me a l the paper .holy the Renee at Lae& se* Anse se imp/tier 1., the Il..teee ol reentoott4, esti 1.1 . 4 d me a . w t ." to the cveatry ; bet, ea t' creeseey, hd eeeferred ee the emote, *eel THE ~ .EXPRESS, SAT ETIDA henellt. He was scum to diffef from those whom he addraind, but he hope they would admit that he had ex pound his opinions fairly and honestly, and while he gave them entire credit for sincerity, they must on the other hand permit him in his legislative capacity to act in the manner which be considered best for the country. (Cheers.) Several gentlemen expensed a wish to reply to his lord ship, but the noble earl declined to enter into further observing that they would no doubt reply to him very fully elsewhere. At a meeting of the deputation, held immediately after wards at the Trafalgar Hotel, the following resolution 11411 carried unanimously : "That this deputation cannot avoid expressing their deep regret that Lord Derby has declared his intention of per sisting in the hasardous course of rejecting the bill for the repeal of the paper duty in the House of Lords, end hereby pledge themselves to resist by every constitutional means a course so diametrically opposed to parliamentary image and pro. Lice and to the rights of the people." PRESENTATION OP THE FREEDOM OP THE CITY To CAPTAIN M'CLINTOCK (THIS Dar.) This afternoon a special Court of Common Coun cil was held at Guildhall, the Logo MATOB presiding, for the purpose of presenting the freedom of the City, in a box of British oak, value fifty guineas, to Captain Sir Leopold 3l'Clintoek. in m. ordance with a resolution of the court, agreed to on the 19th January, aa follows : " That the freedom of the City in a box of British oak, of the value of ~O guineas, be presented to Cisptain F. Leopold IrClintock, R.N., in admiration of his (Jauntiest spirit ex hibited in repeated efforts to rescue 138 of his fellow-coun trymen ; and in testimony of his having after many years of unsuccesdul search ascertained the fate of the intrepid Sir John Franklin and the officers and crews of the Erebus and Tenor in the Arctic regions. "That the thanks of this court be given to the officers eel crew of the yacht Fox, for the bravery and self-ascrifice which distinguished the conduct of all those who accom panied t 'apt. 3l'llintock as volunteers upon thia patriotic service." The Loot Mayor and Aldermeu, so well so the Recorder, sod the other greal offices of the City, wore their robes al dale ; sad ties body of the Council Chamber was filled by • ssmossess ssibencr, including a considerable proportion at smiiisseed ladies. Sir LINO& Mllintock on arriving was received with load &prism and, after the usual formal preliminaries had ban diorama of, Mr. IL Soorr, the City Chamberlain, in an appropriate spur* pessoNsi W freedom of the City, enclosed in a yid ewer id boa d British oak, the workmanship of which attraeled mama admiration. Mr Lcarota t mob s mart able reply, sod the pro ceedings termiasted. THE POLICE COURTS. Crum DAY.) Till " ATIIILK" AGAIN. Edwin Meriden and Alezaiteler Bailey were charged no • warrant, the former with aseaulting and the latter with threaten* Thomas Mills. The case of Healey, at the request of Mr. Lewis, jun., who appeared for the defendants, first carne on. l'omplainant rid--I live at 24, Hindon-street, Warwirk street, and am • lubber employed by Mr. George Smith. This man works in the lame grin. He is working to ems akar and lin another. On Wednesday aftern o o n be erne Into my shop and challenged me to light. He acid, " I bear pet bees challenged any lima in the firm to fi ght." I "I have not." lie seed. " Yes you have, and I'll fight now, or in the evening, or to-morrow morning." I " No, I will not fight. I have done nothing to off yogi, and I mn't think what can induce y ou t o c h a ll enge me. I most positively refuse to be engaged in any quarrel." Mr. Paynter— is this the first time be has annoyed you' Complainant—Yes, but others are continually annoying me Mr. Parnter- -What is the origin of it all? l'omplainant—l went in at Christmas, under the dom• swat, and have been insulted ever since by ono or the other of them, who call me Lbocky and other names. Complainant having intimated that he wanted a summons for a witness, . . . . _ Yr. Lewis . requested that the ease might be adjourned to ere .4 Mr. Aronld's days, ea the original imforrnatioe had been laid before bins. lie supposed his recogeManees would besneSeient. Poynter thought not. He knew what these is were, and they must be 'upraised, as they semetime lid to serious re.Wts. Complainant ',imbed to be protected from these mss. Re had been binned this morning as he came down to pro secute, and last night he we. surrounded by a hundred men, and hAil to get a policeman to see him safely home. This was not the first time he had complained to Mr. Smith. The defendant was then remanded. and ordered to &al two good wretiee to appear, e.t.a keep the peace mean while. w! 11l - St. 11l M. li, ii TI M. U et U et U ii. I; 8R if S{. if ef, 14 SHARE LISTS,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day, though inac tive, is better. The best prices of the morning have not been supported up to the present hour, yet must of the princip a l desmiptioni are quoted to 4 per cent higher than at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Wes tern stock is now quoted 1001 to i• boinA= cularly firm ; Great Werters, 118 to ; 1161 to I ; Lancashire and Yerkshire, 1024 to f•, South Fastern, 89 to 86i ; Great Northern , 113 to 115 ; Caledonian, 89,1 to 901 ; and Eastern Counties, 63 to }. French and• Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are likewise better. The latter, after rising to din, "buyers," are now quoted exactly *dia. Grand Trunk of Canada stock and Great Luxembourg shares are dulL The Indian lines are quiet, but steady. N . I i l Fg s et. 61 i C 114 114 084 $ lon ii 100 I I n}! U.l 151 ; - 9 11 86} 1001. DREADFUL OCCURRENCE. PORTSMOUTH, FMAT. A report has reached here that Sergeant Whit worth, of the Coed Brigade of Royal Artillery, "Mimed at Bandown Fort, Isle of Wight, destroyed his wife and five children this inandeg nearly severing their heads (role their b afterwards attempted to cut his ow n thr oa t, bertled to do this effectually. He afterwards rushed tote the of the commanding officer, and made deeirz te tien sma l e Z committed these dreadful deeds. Three a oHesn were despatched to the man's quarters, on ente which the unformed" wife and five children were found quite dead, one of the children's heeds being severed from the body, and all presenting • horrid spectacle from the dreadhtl nature of the wounds. Whitworth was at mos made • primmer, and the led news from the Wend dates that he a likely to recover. He is supposed to be imam WILIM AND BZQUENTA. —Eke W. C. ROSIN R.A. •• The will end codicil of Sir William Charles Bran of Pita. my Und i es, portrait painter to her were sZ7in the Pried* Ree. on the 14th of by Worwald, Esq., aid David Barclay Chapman, ~ the two executor& Sir Edmund Filmier but, maim mend, was also an executor. The pominalty sworn under 25.000/. It is quite a family disposition, with the *Kemp tioo of an annuity of 20/. to Adeline Call, a faithful attendant upon him for many yeam. There is a annuity of 401. to the widow of his late brother John lilies. He leaves the residue of his pripe o r i tL i Z z li sh e ir iameted, end the interest given anmenst the f .ben of his family who may survive him. viz., his , his brother Hugh, and his two sisters Maria and Mipdalmle I midi peril to demise of the last survivor of them, Una the principal to be divided arnoupt his first and second cousin, as enumerated in his will, which been date the 25th at August, 1.348, and the codicil the 2od of Mareh, 1858. Hit death ore mod on the 20th of January last, aged 66. Meuntocx STATISTICS. —lf the last inquiries did no goal, and the proposed inquiries give dimeatufactioa, let WI have no religious statistics at all. As the last 0801111/ pro duced irritet!oo, to ask no question may tend to peace, Let the whole religious Ingo tie abandoned. Everybody knows that we have plenty of divisions, and that the religions divieiiime Englead love each other much as all religions divisions have ever done. It does ax good to count noses either war. If churchmen do not lake noses counted at church or chapel, sad if dissenters do an lilt noses manned at home. let them not be counted at all. Let us give Mr. Mean a Wider, and save the expense of printing and the vexation of collecting religions nannies which, after all, prove sintlimg, and only tempt people is the name of reii gam to mime and swear. —.larairdea Review. TIII6 LATE MCIDEIt AND BEICIDII IN 81101EDITCIL —last evening Mr. Humplireye sauced the *airy at the lids Hone Tavern. Klagaland-road, respeetiag the death el Mae Hart, aged 41, who was found brink mardend • Tasalay morons hat at N., 40, Phillip-street ikepheri ned, 81orediteh. The inquest room was mg& morshek and the utmost interest was nuoifened diatom the pre miaow The inquiry also extended to the death alJaeot mod who comniittol suicide by the Regent s-canal It appeared front the at erid=tat both the deceased were given to intempoomns, end err nonally quarrelled tolmwr —the MUM being }nosey. R a nk s bad be heard to threaten to "do for her (Hart) scene day." The evening before the murder they meet some time together at a park house re company meth new of Itaildres shorsere and others, when Redden sang several swage sad his victim joined in the chortle. They were thee partially intaxioited. The jory, after a brief imeendknioa. vetemmcd a verdict of " Wilful murder wren Jinni Boddie for killing awl slaying then Hart," and la the moo et the deceased Haderer they weed te a verdict of " Fond deed in the Itegeat'e-caaal from Aran hag bet thew or by what IMMO bir dame inte the urn th e , had no legal endure to pres= lir/ hilly believed that he had committed WI The Monitnir de la Colt Om as amain Of se estruordloary ecealeak between a wed awl a ry le which the latter was victorious. The wolf load ellati a Limb ie a Rork, sad wee charged b► the guardisa rem with each motets° and saceses list he 1119illallg Wok di,. Wed ea the geld ut tattle, the lush heron nueraei OIDINAZY MID AND MOLL RAILWAY& ,1101. inEl afitagirVal. libt,laa4ClissJue 11a0tfora IMy* sod Tn. llsoke.lllmirt*MlLC. biota and &On .... . . I lialTirmia"; Q:et and 8a 047 . ....1 ecTriv - ill - Do. A Ano inv. "MU Do. B p.n. in paid MB. 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Now all Do.Bda,pay7 all Do. do. opt. all Do. do. 73 tho :io [it ASISIONk 2 # 15di is ii 75 PO TO 76 ' el 7$ I 416 i Pm a l 1 1, 1 it: l 1 1 dill' 1 101 l 1.-1 LPP: lia 101 11 21 $2 IS 01 VS 9/3 98 92 :87a .. 90 sM D0.51p.ct.11dA,p07., Madras Omar. 4} pp, et NI Do. do, 5 glt. PO Do. 41 per et. 10 Do. 4th ratan. do. * Ife l b.Corp.6p. ct.D•nda al N. Drannr4ek & Canada clam A esp. an ad Do. do. Land do ds 100 ioo ii mil Ida Sol p.R. bits - Do. do. Land do Dade (Unshod) 7 6 7 101 j Do. PonJaub lDo.ind.St.Plot.g. spp..et 'Trinidad. Limited. ftrip 99 140 11 1} lit 94 16 I I 414 I } Mit NO. 18n. I 110010. IPd Cl. prizes. I Sala. 100,410 Pt. Commercial - 114,400, Pt. Do. 4p. et. Pat, 511 6 lOO - - - 2,065,016: St. East and Wait India lOO - - - 8,686.810 i St. London - - - 1,019,800 St. Bt. Katbarlim - 800, 0001 St. Southampton 800,St. Victoria 100 1 - 02 lOO - 20 Do. New COLONISE 00•131.1011131? SICI7IIIIIB. m - rigi ----- IaICL prices. .... .. Con.Gor. 6 p.e.Jan.d JuL 100 114 116 - .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 1819 lOO - - - .... .. Do. 6 per cent. 1860 lOO - - - .... .. Do. 6 per cent, 11182 - 100 - - - .... .. 113. 6 per ct, Felb.thvg. lei 100 Ul - .... .. Do. aper et. liarA lem. 100 110 1.12 - um " j Do. 6 percent lOO 1004 1014 101 4 4 1 Do. do. Scrip . 116 - - - .... .. Now Brtuuw.Ooy.6 p..et , 1, 011 107 106 - .... .. N. S. Wales Ov. 6p. c. 18201100 0141 100 - .... .. Do. sp. c.,1871 0018761100 100 - .... .. Do. IS p. c., DIN - .... .. Nova Scotia 6p. et. Sta .... .. Deb. redeem. 1875 - .... .. 8. Anat. Goy. op. e. Bonds 1 100 110 112 - .... ..I Vic. Gr. 6p. a Jaa.104114,100 - - 1 .... .. Do. do. 64. c. Ayer.* f1e4. 1 100 1064 106 I 1004 6 ItIITUZ 1111N1S. No. I eh. 1 pinta i Pt I Cl. petal. I Sales. 1 _ 5,1 Alfred Cons. CiliiiiW 1510 44 64 - 10,000 50 British las l6 1 2 - 600 .. Mani - 1, , .. Der. G. Caa_chtsise ) 1 660 450 - 012 .. lad BYO (Mops) - 6144 .. lig Carailea 4,' . .. 1.W2.144051 (haat) W 7L a. 121 al Ihl 686 .. Grarabier 4 116 Mari SU 10 101 Id - .. .. Great Sena Tara , . We. 114 131 rd - 6,110 .. G.Wll.lll2ndi=eli) 18110 If 14 - 96.005 .. G. Wh. Vim ( 5.16 if - 1016 .. Gremille .. Rarettaroot et. is, Is si 99 - 9. .. Illageton Down - .. lady Bertha LS& 4 1 - 4. ... rasret wv. May Lelmal) ff a el 1 - 1, .. N. llamas ( 3 4 - 4. .. it. Wh. Bass et') 54. 64 61 - 1,1 .. North Whea . MIL 8 9 - 6, .. Par Coma. (SR learey) . le 124 134 131 1,120 20 Providence (U. Liant). 10.6.7. 44 46 - 12,000 .. Sortiidge Oat Ira Oa 11e. 1 n - 61S .. 8. Carados Oa 01040) l4 100 310 - 6 .. S. Caro Brea (Idepa)_ - 65,000 1 8. Devoe Iron a 6145. Mining (lat.) _ all 1 14 - CM .. W. Branca Mega) 18.18.0. IL 16614 - 950 .. Stray Park 9118.0. 42 46 - CI,• 6 Tamar SCLitteadlft.C. 44 - m 000 10 11st Omit 9 - , .. Vag et .lam`)d la. od. 6,000 .. Wad Sara ( ) 14.0. 321 -- 1,024 .. W. Oiradoa ) 2 79 11l - , . .. Wad 11144. - 612 .. Wh. Para - Saha 0.14. 1 ) 6 10 IS ad - - 1,.., .. Wh. Kitty (Us. as LA 14 1:1 4-, .. Wheal Mary asa (lieelesidat) - - I. .. Wh. Trelairsey Psi.) 14 27 19 584 101000 N MM. is. 1 86.1 MSS. I pd) CIL aim. I aka /1:0 6 1 i t Bon Accord, Waited.. I par IT. 4 F 10,010 Si &vamp. (lastapin.) 174 - -.- 11.440 10 Do. Bt. John did by 11 9114 274 INI Ti 10,000 6 Do. land A Min. Co. all - - -- 80,000 1 Cla. Con. Min. Co. lam. A - - - 12,000 40 Cobra Copper 10,000 - Copley° - 25, 75,000 000, 2 lorteas 1 DUX Mountain Copper an 21 $4 al 4 1 1 - 52,000 20 - 80, 1 Gt. Northers 0). 14 of 8. Asetallit ouw = 1 4 dls par - a,OOOl lk 11 pa - II Linares 10,000 2 Milani= - 103,815 1 Madquits all 4 i - 00,000 1 N. Rhine Copper a 8 10,000 20 Pon Austnai tabsti a dS tilm ilver .) Lad -- " a ll 5 I di % ler -.- 106400 6 Port Philli - 90,080 1 Scottish A u rtla. (La ) 16e. die peg - 46,174 1.1 United Makes all 1 4 1 - 14.000 1 Worthing (La) au 1 1 oco is. - 60,000 1 Do. - Jonrr noca Nal flis I 1141122 I Pd. 1 CI. prices I Baba ~ 100 Agra and U. 80r. BM& . RI 78 77 - =5OO 40 lasia 10.000 25 Bit f Yegypt - 6,000 100 , Book of London IQ 61 13 - 50,000 20 Bank of Turkey 10, 60 British N. America .„ an - - - b., 93 Chart. Bank al 4111% Amtrak and ads . A 194 20 - b, IS Nora et has Lett, sad Chios all 30 32 - 6 000 100 City - 111000 100 Colonial 2.3,000 100 Com. of London WS 19 11 - 25,000 10 Bag. Bcot.dAuslChart.4 al 104 17 - 80,030 10 G. Bank of Bwitoorland Oil - - - 36,000 20 Loa. Ch. Baikal AnstrL all Elf 00 -- 10,000, 60 London and 0404 - - - 60,0001 60 London Joint Me - - - - 60,000 100 Lon. and Was949llow lll - - en i Awl no Nat. Pro,. of Illuilmi IS - - - 2,5,101 20 Do. Now N - - - 20,0001 60 National Bank 25,003: 20 New South Wiles Oll - - - 50,400' 25 Oriental Dusk Cows IN - - - 25,0001 10 Mao= Diet - 20,000 100 Prodoeial ad 1941911 - - - 4,000 10 Do. Now - - - 11.000 16 logra Anibal& al - - - 40,000 26 Ms sillalialkt - - - WAN! 60 Dim of Lefts lll - - 10 I I UN{ 100 Unity Iftled No. I Ski Cliaram IPd geom. I Wm 10,0001 10 lAogio-Wedso iffir77ol If li4 - 113000 , 25 - Australian ma S-. lB lid 10 - 330 1000 Atlantic' TeL ) all - - 07,0001 10 Bartle VI - - 60 kit Anx314121 Land 40 - - - 0,000 60 Brit. & MANI. Tet. li an IT se R 261 20 Do. B 7 par 2WI 1011 all 10 U - 11.714 Do. 0 - 6.101 111 32; Coma& land all 1 15 112 - LOX 10 Channel !Minds Tel. rL, ) 211 0 8 - 150,000 St. Cop. 11". of Eng.&lintelt all 10 26 - woo 16 Da Prof. 74 per odd. all 144 144 - 1,002053, St. Crydal Palace - nyo,ono 1 St. Do. Preference 260000, St. Do. Op. et. Perp. Deb. 100 108 106 103 700,000' St. Electric Telegraph - 7,191 15 Do. New - 70,000 6 Eng. and Aust. Cop. 10 : 000 15 Den. 8 8 0V i tT i lattoge 16 - - 161 6 26.000 20 Indian and Aunt. Tel. - - 11, 2 400 6 Lon. District TeL (Li 1 1 Ido - • M, 20 London Dlsoonnt (L) - OR 4 UM. Oen. Oseolbas Os an I q 111 i 91000 93 Madras ledge. & Coos& 1 ill pm 80,000 10 '3ledlterraneanlibiaTat. all - - - 12,000 10 ; Stedlter. Et. Tel (Lint) MI 3 4 - 6 M 25 INational Discount Co II 1 07 do - 1000 20 INerbuddsCosbaron'L) A 24 II di, - 11,010 10 'Netherlands land . - an - - - 60,000 6 Do. Bp. c., la at 1 dle. al I • i - 1,724 100 N. Brune. &N. Soot. 1.4. Ili 18 16 ..-. 184,070 IN. Brit, Australasian in 0 s 7 -- 144309 1 'Oriental Gas - NAG 1 Do. "New almogge 1 / par -. 11000 10 .C 2140. 10. Tian. (1308)• I - - - ti.ti.b J llO 10,000 r:, D.. d . C Is. - - - G. 4,000 81 Peel Inver Lolls 711 n. no 45 60 - 93,000 00 Perlin. and Orlin. Niels all 78 60 - 20,000 60 Do. New ln 13 15 pal 330 41 40,000 10 Red Sea A ltd. ToL 4 4 p. c. for 50p. by Br. Gov. 111 I din par - 10,000 60 Rhyassey boa l O nt - - : 10,000 16 No. New an 6 6 16,090 100 loyal Nall Maim 0 40 51 40 2.040 81 Art. lamas. 100 110 130 - 14,10 C SS lb Anabolism Lod an 16 80 be 76,000 1 Moorings TeL fledp - 711, 1 Do. do. nagbiereA al 8 - M II a La. Co. 172.01 r. 8 - - - • 1 4 . as Dlonotolool III 8 10 - 1860. 1 MONEY MARKET-THIS DA I. Two o'CLocz. The statements, on Neapolitan authority, that Garibaldi has been worsted, have led to an advance, both in the French and English funds. Console, however, after riaing I per cent. are now quoted only i per cent. higher Than yesterday afternoon. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were likewise better, the improvement extending to British and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares and Turkish Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 10c., showing an improvement of nearly per cent. since yesterday. Consols are lflicially marked 94, 1, and j for money, and 94i and 95 for the account. The present quotations aro 94} to I for money, and 941 to T for the 6th of June. Half an hour ago the quotation for the account was 941 to 96. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93 4 ; New Three per Cents., 93, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 5-16; India Stock, 221; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1063, ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 963, ; India Bonds, 10s. din. ; and Exchequer Bills, Bs. prem. The foreign stock market is extremely inastive, but firmer in character. A rally of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 744 to 761, and that of 1858, 574 to6B, after being marked 584. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 21, 'showing like wise an improvement. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 34 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 75 ; ditto, for account, 744, 754 ; ditto Six per 'Cents., 1858, for account, 571, 58, 1. The Aar; of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are firm, at 11 to liprem. HALT-ruff Two O'oLocx. Consols exhibit a fractional advance, compared with the prices at 2 o'clock, being quoted 941 for money, and 941, " buyers," for the account. About 8,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday. A portion of the 196,0001. Australian was taken for the Continent, but, owing to the firmness of the continental exchanges, further parcels are expected to be purchased by the Bank. The exact amount of specie to be taken for the east b 7 the Para, to-morrow, is 243,6441. The whole is silver, except 4,2211., which consists of gold. The amount for China is much larger than that for India, as was anticipated. Subjoined are the particulars : Shanghae 131,2781.: Hong Bong, 44,3101 • Calcutta, 213,6201. ; Singapore, 23,01/. ; Mad ras, 14,931/. ; Foo-choo-foo, 2,205/. ; and Penang, 1,0001. The exchange on St. Petersburg yesterday after noon was quoted rather lower, and that on 'Vienna higher. The alteration in each instance is in favour of England, and indicative of distrust. The other exchanges were firm. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.14 to t ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.114 to 17 ; Antwerp, 8 mouths, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ma banoo), 3 months, 13.54 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 17i ; ditto, 3 months, 25.324 to 7$ ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1174 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to 4 ; Vienna (es. no.), 3 months, 13.75 to 80 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.75 to 80; Madrid, 3 months, 49$ to •I ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 494 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.45 to 50; Genoa, 3 maths, 9 M1 5.46 to 50; Lisbon, 80 days, 524 to ; Oporto, 90 da to It ys, may be u s eful to remind our readers that, be gmnmg with to-day, business at the London banks will terminate at three o'clock on Saturdays instead of four, as hitherto. The Lombard-street discount-houses have issued circulars to their cus tomers intimating that they will likewise adhere to the new arrangement, The government of Madras invite tenders, re ceivable not later than the 31st July, for the esta blishment of a line of steamers "between Madras, the northern porta, sad Rangoon," each of not lees than 600 tons gross and about 150 horse-power. Some of the conditions attached to the proposed service are thus stated :—" That a steamer be de spatched to Rangoon two days after the arrival of the first or second Suez steamer of the month, as may hereafter be decided, touching at Maaulipatam, Cocanada, and Vizagapatam, and that she return to Madras by the same route. The government will guarantee freight and passage money to the extent of (7,500) seven thousand and five hundred rupees on each full trip from Madras and back." The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 1,366/. The allotment of the shares of the London, and South African Bank is expected to take place early next week The annual meeting of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada is called for the 31st inst., to declare a dividend. With reference to the freight market, the fort nightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. contains the following : There has been no prominent change in freights since our last, the various trades preserving the appearances then noted. Baltic : Grain limited ; wood firm. America : Where orders ham been partially supplied freight a little lower, but general quotations game an a fortnight back. Mediterranean : Outwards continue firm for some ports at advanced rates ; homewards also we quote a little more. West India and Braids : Rates from this country remain high. Indian : Advice, by lad mail report that the govern ment at Calcutta bad ordered the transports not yet tailed for China to be detained ; outward coal rates are not firm, sad there is not much doing here in home charters, but a good deal at high rates abroad. Many vessels had been re chartered at Calcutta, both in port and to arrive. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 16, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,685,343 lemma' 300,895 Other deposits 12,225,682 Decrease 382,587 Government securities in banking department Otheisecnrities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,527,350 Increase 154,024 Seven day and other bill, 756,821 Increase 31,643 me Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) i n b a nking department 8,397,285 Increase 429,894 9,728,943 No change. The private securities have run off considerably, and there is only a slight decrease in the deposits. The reserve of notes and coin has consequently in creased 429,8941. There is also an increase in the bullion. The Gazette statement of the nrovement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. —lmports of gold, 201,5531. ; exports of gold, 86,5461. ; im of silver, 160,1341. ; exports of silver, V 731. HANK OF ENGLAND.—An and Sib Vie., C. vs, for the II le, 186). mot pursuant to the Act 7th ad a( on Wednesday, May Notes Issued ... /1.29,31,666 ►.. 8.21,427,0135 SVISDIO at PToort Capital L 14,6,53,000 4271.422 Public Deposits (In cluding &Mug.. Say. Banks, Com mis. of Natiossl Goveesieent debt. 011,016,160 Other securities 8,466,900 Odd coin and Bul -1 Ulla lEther balUon ° Govertim!nt . Seta 1.2111.127,666 Aceth ) 7,6436,301 Other Deposits &nth dAy &Mother MIL 4314 , 7 2 , 20 Sin' 17 111:10. eitisa ;Including Dead Weight Au to,rtsom Other Securities . 20.D* 010 Dotes Goad and Silver Coln 774.11115 MAIM r. Kam. Deputy (Übblirill FRFDAT Ersimis.a Conn* which closed yesterday at 94 to the 6th of June, opened this morning at 941 to declined to 94/, " sellers," and closed at 941 to For money the last price was sti to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the market was . 3 firmer, at 94 11-14 to 1316, or 94t rather "buyers" for the amount. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Nut. Moods, for money, 2IL f, 11,4, ; ditto for amount (June 6), 944 1, I, L Mr , ee per Ceuta. Reduced 916, 92k, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93; 30 Years Annuities, exs in April, 1865 0 17 7-16, 5-16 ; Bank Stook 22 71 i ; India SW* 220 ; Indian Five per Stock, 1852; 100}, $, ; ditto for account, IR; Five per Cent. enfaced" rupee m , ; ditto Five-aud- a -H a lf per Cent., 1 , 1 ; Indian Four per C en t. Debentures, 185 9 , 961. Sellers of the Indian rupee paper continue ba pddominate, and th e mar k e t to-day was unsettle& Five-and-a-Half per Cent. paper was noml quoted 102tto 104, and the Five per Cent., ST to 98. The Indian Five per Cent , stock of 1 was steady, at 104 to Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at 4. to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market was rather steadier in character in the afternoon, but there was little improvement in prices. Turkish stocks closed much the same as yesterday—the Loan of 1864 at 73} to 741, and that of 1868 at 57 to 4, after were marked 58i. Mexican Bonds have dec li ned t o to I. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were quoted 36} to 37. Sardinian Bonds continue muck depressed. There was little change to-day in the market for bank shares. London Chartered Bank of Audis lia were inquired for, whilst London and West minster Bank were rather more offered. Provincial. Bank of Ireland were marked 844. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted 21., and Crystal Palace Preference stock 1 per cent. worse. The shares of the Red Sea Telegraph Company were again pressed for sale, and have fallen to to dis. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company were quoted in the morning If to 11 prem., and rose in the afternoon to 2 prem., upon the announcement that Mr. Henry Burnam! , long and favourably known as connected with Lloyd's, has been appointed the underwriter. The closing quotation was 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. The scrip of the second Preference Six per Cent. Bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada was officially marked prem. The new Victona. Loan was rather flat, closing at 10 1 51 to New Brunswick Government Bonds declined per cent. The quotations for the shares in new under takingn were as follow :—Ocean Marine Ins 21 to 21 prem. ; Universal Marine, 3-16 u ts7 3 s b -l n i prem. ; London and Provincial Marine 3-16 to 1-16 dis. •, London and South African Bank, 4 din to par ; and City of London Brewery Preference, nominally, par to prem. MINES-7HIB DAY. Two &Omar. In the mining market to-day, But Wheal Russel sharee have improved to 121 to 131, and Carnborne Venn, to 2., to 3. East Caradon are dull, at 7f to 8. Stray Park are quoted 42 to 44 ; Lady Bertha, 21 to 3 ; South Basset, 12i to 13i ; and North Roakear, 30 to 32. Herodafoot shares have also been dealt in in the Stook Exchange at 29 ; Par Consols, at 131 ; and Wheal Trelawney, at 28i. Foreign and colonial mining aluirea are steady. English and Australian Copper have been dealt in at 24 to ; Bon Accord, at par to fprem. ; Cobra, at 4d ; St. John del Rey, at 281 to 27 ; and Dun Mountain, at par. Subjoined is our meal weekly report of the metal market : — Business has been very limited this week. Copper k much neglected, although prices are maintained. Ink is rather lower for pig, and manufactured shows no nrrival. Tin is eat, and prima tend rather downward. r is somewhat lower in price. Lead is well maintained at re sent quotations. Tin plates find a better demand at im proved prices. An extraordinary meeting of the Cornwall Great Cop eolidated Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited) k called for tke sth of June, to confirm the resolution for the voluntary winding-up of the undertaking. Ili I id COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is said to-day, and the t prima ulna no variation of importance sinoe pe.terdsy, being ae fed lows :—Town tallow, !Ph. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the mot. 525. ed. ; Max end June, 51s. &L ; /lay to Sept., 51a ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. MARKET ACERAOZB.—Town tallow, 521. Od. ; fit by cbtiu, 2s. ; yellow Russian, Eta ; melted stuff, 38a. 6d. rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; tallow grayss,l6s. Good dregs, Ts. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) A few early cabbages now begin to makes their bat still vegetable* are very wares. Pineapple grapes have not altered since oar lint report. Good= and pears are very nearly over. Oranges are p and c.hesp. Strawberries are now coming in in tolerable &bonder:me. Spanish hazel Luta for planting fetch 16a par bushel Cola realise la per lb. Rhubarb is now furnished in large quantities. Parsley is cheaper, bat still dear. Green pew and even broad bean', of foreign growth, may be obtained. Potatoes rea li se 4s . 6d. a bushel. New bans ones may be had at from 3s. to be. per pod. Mushrooms con still be obtained is small quantities. Cut Bowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, violets , mignonette, camell azaleas, heaths, primulas, gera nium., and roses TRVIT. Pine Apples, per lb, Its Orem, per lb, 12s to tels Strawberries. p.lb ;is Od to Bsod Apples, per doz, Es to as ieart, per dor, e. to 106 I Oranges, per 100, ?a Id to lasson!, pe . r 100, 0, to to E; b. ,&":iOO6 _ vsarn Asparagus, per bundle, Is to es I 9.akale, per basket. Zs to Is 111babarb, per bundle, ed toad French beana,per 100, Is to Is Peas, per half sieve, be to 100 Brocooll,per down, Se to he Orosnapdoa bunches,Ssekltoets Cabbages, p. dos., Sis Od to ge Od Potatoes, p. ton. 90s to 1001 per btu., he to te Sid per cwt., ea to as Carrots, per bunch, ad to id Turnips, per bunch, 6d to lid Spinach, per Acre, la Od to Is Cacuroben, each. is Od to la Artlehokes, per dos, Gs to Is Beet, do, is 6d to Ile Celery, pet bundle, Is Mto ft p M U dit Onions, w or Adi t ve, Is to Is auk Shallots, per 6d to ad Garlic, per lb, 64 to M Lettocee,csto.,p.sa, loOd Pain Irudlve, per score, is to is Od Borsers, per boa., Mad to la Mushroom es pat., 25 to to ad Parsley, per 12 bunches, 44 toM Barmy, per bunch, 2d to ed SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moors. Davis sad Company report trade dun, prices without akeration. Rime meadow hay, Mt to 84a. ; supesior ditto, 90a. to 95e. ; inferior do., 80a to 70s. ; rowel, 00e. to 70s. ; clover, old, 955. to DU. ; second cot, Ns. to 921. U.; straw, 25a to 39e. 80110. O Spirit of the Summertime ! Bring back the noes to the dell+ ; The swallow from her distant clime, The honeybee from drowsy cells. Bring back the friendship of the sun ; The gilded evenings, calm and late, When merry children homeward run, And peeping stars bid lovers wait. Bring bock the singing ; and the scent Of meadowlands at dewy prime ; 0 being again my heart's content, Thou Spirit of the Summertime ! W. A., in detairruin. RAILWAY TB.ATTIC.—The traffic Nieme of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending /Ow amounted to 511,1001., and for the corresponding irQt ot last year to 476,221!., showing an increase of 34,880/.. The gmes. receipts on the eight railways having their tar mint in the metropolis amounted to 216,8451., and for GO corn . pon di ng period of 1859 to 2oknot.,showing as increase of 11,6351. The increase on the Great Norther. railway amounted to 1,025/. ' • on the Great Western to 1413/. ; on th e London and North Western to 7,717 L ; on th e London and Blackwell to 52L ; on the Le tea , Brighton, and South Coast to 1,013/. ; on the Lreasa. and South Western to 1,6171. ; and on the South Eastern to 7371. ; total, 13,3341. But from this must be deducted 1,6991., the decrease on the Eastern Counties, leaving the increase as shove, 11,6351. The receipts on the other limo of the United Kingdom amounted to 284,2551., and far the corresponding week of last year to 271.010/., ghosting an 'Derain' of 23,245/., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 34,8804, as compared with the corresponding week of 1859. Baimoos ASCIOIT.—A most successful ascent, the Ind of the sermon took plea yesterday, by Mr. 00111.11 NA two friends, season, the Royal Surreymodms, is harm ellis Queen's birthday. Owing to the density td Yee sAmiospliere and the ohmage of wind, the balloon remised visible longer than usual, taking a north-easterly dirediusa The unfavourable state of Cie weather prevented mask promenading in the delightful gardens, which, oaks the management of Messrs. Bishop sod Caldwell, have besa most extensively improved. The spacious music-hall, how ever, with the attraction of the African Opera Troupe and bullet, afforded the visitors ample shelter and amosessoi. ... lbli ... 231} GI 1 -: