The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-25 00:00:00

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ASSAIIIIMS. for Ow DRAWING-ROOM, IWow. ^sd Dinise-rems.goosimor of sew sad 'Woo m os Ilisosi troop& oasdkotoeke, obelisks, Wog see, NSW t 0 1 41 0.. PsPrreglebt. la, is sla/rese way . Th w syiewee wor he. Imports sod Is sashosisted na s . Wile.? Oslo Mese), 14i, Russ& lets&s. VUISANT Wog" rleisest ry erelirtiose of AA* Ma hien!. i o ss, obeli trill indl %Whose the istorestini B u t t, s i wow . I . ..imply sad rowiy. et 2, 2, 10, 30, to 100 onse ear& SUMMER. - Lichre will find the eppliesties of 1 Noe LAND , ' KA LYD tit an efully refreeldas in per Mai ...wan rig brauty o! tie au Bp TIMM sad alda from tire bane among* tif tbe sua ma. duet, dispelling tbe cloud of lassoes and .... 00 , ' sums alt irntability sad beat, ands medistely as 6 ,—, - iii i mi ...auto a atteactiot oa raptors° betty aod beettlfal so el ibe dila• ' , cribs , boa PPOta. rendes, sad dbookuva 10 , A /weed by tbe lialyeloe, awl piat passe to • delioately tie4 i a a i r anew a laws* of maws. at atop et to in. et ........ we sgenarriaesed. Farr da. M. gad M. bIL pee bettlia =ee•fite wards flotriteiy Kat 8& ...... e i.._ •5a Ike liiiigeire:•lll l 4l 111•1111111 Mall 1 — ...- - ---- ---- 111E8AR.-00 the 29 , 1 t el M, 1835, se bar A s ir emoted ley lb. 11101 UMW% of ab ayonaley. ma e s lla Jaw tottootny o se rude wpm* NOM Jam* treesebe m e fetea to mows We teas too= noir • pissiatg yhy* at- Imediellr, 111111 b to to: Mori yam a Saw* e .14 maws by la, IMO Si Me Owe de ni..- rib a rink I" UN' 114601 Oallie fit Mil^ Mm. Imo* Ps. I. to • reseed, ace Muslin% opmaalualonoe ow alai. air Ppm. Trisillikar, sa I. abtaasehy. laths Aar deaat•a• smiasety oat reetaoty Yoodbaboo al trim •1164251110 Ws at loos bow atouglass *dam 1.112 rya el ao Wl* ol • not peados of ths popsatim Oa I, to tat great ••••••••ol ratiody tat tikes gar cd djsiWaaite ealortunilillf. Ike Noe* treats ilia sotto mynah. 4oantals• at dot ro am % oosainaties. :MIA eie+ onewon.la la dr wad awe* nieliffs. Thar wt. sea, I. 5, ad*, an alai amid a aato or ea* sod at sit gesfillis. e, W. bey gayam*, alba ratio valorem Web wa geln/ Y. we bas _arpootot aet• aOr or* at I mat; boo by wee. le. w p. saga et. atone doom. se eleleheled hy estese- to be bed. oebtootobto sad ►aft* la le a imait, MU. as.— sow e* * Censtutt. Sammy oaf CIL. 112, Ozoomearost ; abat gaga" 0001•are* a. FL Isitoote drulibtame 16 / 11111-02 141, allikiller; revotiey, &Ewa, lAir.otriet, Uvertnel ; wia..ll, h omyee. thy•-etreet. illrnlalltaM ; mid Pn..11. PeniutrUm t. IhMrtallflotrilet. roatits. —=-------___ 13, Great Martbaroagbetrert. 'OTI Clt -THE LANDED GENTRY.- TM Pint Pyt la sow ready of the Nor sod Issproved &Utica, of 11111131AAD DURKEE HISTORY of Os LANDED GEN TILI • esseresteal and liersidke Dlethusery et the etv.S• of the Twig' Aelemersej e s m i Sheas:6llseftsmd Ireland. To be east skied la s Id* Wad Isee DM h.% PIN 1.• erg ftilig. Mad SaMellage‘ Alio, ISE ROMANCE of Imo ARIDEOCRACT; rar. Ahead to sad De r Weed Iratisdeteed ea fa By Ms BaIIIWID brads. • New eel Ro* II Maw* See* *I al* lila , VIM el the int Ally ses f e tabliebri fed. 1 w th is memo *a aside a• and , sod are s is I at Armee steGer hrradaahro a d slessAdent."— N soda/Obis far IL , lb rs. by bl. auccestan, Herd sad Illecket*, 13. ilie4 Marlb toodb A eat. 14.4041. Now grills wad Dolton tr" ALIST of NEW and - CHOICE BOORS roma* Weld to IA U DIZE SELECT LIBILtitY. aurr of SURPLUS corn Also s ot , ItECt.PIT WORKS tettlodatos ft MI dreolatkoo. sett °gored at grimly reduced Woo for orb. Ode 1d05.4 Keno. SA bow trztwiourot, L.:magma:id d p i Crow ANL Estorboror. THE SEAT of WAR. By Wzi.UAX Slums. Kea Past ma Dembla 06WWW owf 0103 owl 14, Pa lat. Ms to awoows ag e geot WNW el WeWom wok. eon- OW W weeds% able .la we lIIIIIM4I II 40014 1 K Prke blini si t i Valli N tla. soloond ia• vs. 'Io a oeWoot et We or dm& le tbs .ftWoa OW la oot W • Body wil Imidielet mesa Toe war illlll fol ilo o =. Wen wwelere Dreg owl oloasownek •c ...n Wed Mr Weirl...-111." MU IIL MI. UTCH.—TAE SEA OF AZOFF.—The final allbloolool.- 11 . 4 Soi4 of Wir.—Nooro. Paul bo and rood Os . 111 rig 14, PolloolbeeherarlY4444 so . Mo *ay wilt oloomos the low 4, hood Bra of bo mr. linotas lanoso. be Os Imo Volk jut no mem midi l arolows via es gam To lbs osselsiod to leo . tlo pr pori A Mo i r s todsoool. hit ollontala Oho Nom la ibe Ow of okolibu 7147% Kr. Ilsoomos dr 4,44. THE RECORD New.pagmr, cond ucted on moral THE 802 rdigkomples. sit se awl eNglies led of Jet, 1252. le *lasi TWOS 151114014 111 TVS" • Week a i Ilibill% As, • as thoraxes wed edesokl. 2•2 pi PA" soh 112 ff, map& 44.; urionmel.l 2 . ; sr wria27, abeam dr t The tee`lij iiiiiii el tbs . -itertima . meriatim raw 4lis It• d ftnkommlb. Wks rairlysi it as MK Ilat W a nywmaL A DAILY LONDON NEWSPAPER, Pull,' 01416 SHILLING PSH GSM Ir Feesstrre of D tILY NV'S bre delserred that apes 11=., f the Compulsion Strip. Ibis iml= Lao Prim I MOPENCE, t NaTAMPIID, le produced oreele le all the fame. of an Imperlal Plimarapar. na mum will report Pure Meeting% tbe Kerb Stock. are cad lletAMI Mute% tbe Germ of Law .red Pore. re teems Has do, mad ma natters ef instal Utterer to re bout al pate. err ne Wee mad Sorer Istallfalle of the Harr will be 1011. tea, re Mgr lhe Laren sestals at bid Twerpetwe tleberse ef News mad bieffetere. rd may t mewl dorsi Sawrierleste as Its Rue wtil be tees by es berree Y Hel ales ellid Ter& It wtd Is paltrier se as tertelt of Ore Wei Illmity Wles W rocs bp brew, by es e•setp bre lie ore Orr area the Ceestry tee reempr wire = I LO Styes Sr* as rest M Ike Clotmtry Tarim awl rep be erreseed le re feetcare. V. imp miuts, the O. fteverwelnws. Loadon. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON 'HORNING PAPER, prise Id. THE Liberal tetanal, the adereatoot tree cosaisree and dallied rehear lallnealint indlereae of Da general news—ls tire smarmy at Its Mr mots and le be varied seneadie sal ensreerelal Wenn& lbh eniabad la the atty, nth and naiscary rtielee—Udo piper I =CORRILSPONDENTS AT ftitt PEST OT WAS. POSEIGN MIME IE RELIABLE AND lIIPAITUL. As eadaniely eery upon et thipping is tae Indira sass se sag. Seib Eby every (bonsai Nan. sad Id Coll4l‘lll THE ONLY DAILY KIN 4140 REPORT, 116 'Art et preen IT EXCLUDES AU. OFTENSTIIE Aovgansßv it lerbtly todereadrat, sal tbengh onager bry !Din than lilt) berelbta say at ascastsaidatalial.elk PAW Rak .2 1 .31 " a " Ist early istnnaatasi, .nhleved br eisnose pardon ae4 bens, IS &ay. 75 Is adored et any sookreller or newel en In tee kingdom ; at at beats, 10 , fO,MOCIMItnIit, Vl•et.ereat• lAThian• )1.11. It daienlin be aapariemed hale the gaper by elreldha Pon as a Meier pros. ta d pabeelttr will, an .pplisetlea„ teralett the bob at seer agests ready So maxi, lt, at lb. id. per garner, paid la anew ti Port.abee ardor. IIAILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY rizmiso Km, at Ma Sd. par pa t tit sdrsord. STIOU ADUOIL. la, Upper Allaspat., park, Doskosltsr art News Ages,. P , „1411 .Y NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m• act' ma. at la pot womb; sappitibt to sous no courtvy. I p.m, ter 3t, - pat iab or 140. 6.4. pa curia! ; by dr. bb ALIIII9, asyst. Ttu ~►4ttot4 Whildrilm• I)AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, at Ilk per *ann.—WlT of MOIVIINO MAIL, at /I Ita.6d VINING IN) I. C 4. per qv. — H. ADAMS. 11, Paldiaballt-iitelt Vaittalaster, Na a s *Beat. ___------------. BAYSWATEK-DAILY NEWS LENT TO mutt); olaci supplied to do 'country by ~big pea. It lOLA CI. a"I.". Wad is tlwrr Y. BO 6.81 CE, Grovioawnee. 0K .1.810111. sowyAgyytt. A letter written by Mr. Ellice, j.n., M.P., to the town-clerbe of some Scottish burghs, whose petitioas in favour of the appointment of a secretary of state for Soot hed, the hon, member has lately pretested to Parliament, brings various comments from the Scottish Papers. Mew Citing his o jectione t , , such a scheme, Mr. Ellin* adds : "If it really the feet that the bashese of the country ism,. Illeeted, the. a heavy charge lies at the door of the camerous repweer tellers for Sootlend, who allow the interests of their constitueLts to suffer from that neglect, sod who, basing the remedy in their power, have hitherto been Went 'Putt the subject. Bat my own belief in, however it may Veit party porpoise to get op a cry about Justice to Soot lead, the oar 'Pairs aro managed of keg ss well es those a say ether part of the empire, sad that ia this regent they *fiord a very fewearablie frenttrat to the way is 'Mak ever busissas is ohm disalls4 Is type sosiasted is per lialasst." THE FRISND OF TER CLERGY CORPORATION. The fifth annual general meeting of this institu tion was held on Tuesday, at the Landon T . The Rev. J. Brown, M.A., provided ; and among those present , were the Revs. J. Lucy. R Whittington, E. Alfrete, J. T. Deiflield, J. E. Con, W. Ilitebell,4. W RttePrva 8.q., &s. The report, which was read by the secretary, and unani mously adopted, desoribed the pensioners who had been placed on the list, and the site which had been distributed to them, showing • yearly elpeachture in this respect of in addition Co assistance given to mccemitaue men, their widows and fernifire, amounting to 9231., and temporary aid 454. The festival held in April last had been hampered by the passidency of the Earl of Chichester, and produced highly satiefaMory resole. Notwithstanding the defalcation of the late merit try, Kr. Aldrich, there were abandon% grounds of thaokfolnese tor the continual excess of the charity. The crrami•tee, while re gretting tlie largo deficiency in the sensate of Mr. Aldrich, were desirous to afford every expianstioe, and to SAW* the subscribers that such arrangements had bees made as to prevent the possibility of on h an •111111011111.0 being repeated. Ile (Kr. Aldrich) was the Mums, d the institution, and from that circumstance., and his gammal position in society, anto.naded confidence was reposed la him, but tram circumstances which transpired at the set mincemeat of the year a finance committee wee formed, through which it was ascertained that there was an actual deficteoey of upwards of 4,6001, that Mr. Aldrich bad left England, aid that there was no channel whatever from whence the esdety could be repaid the amount abstracted. Two seuretories, in addition to a lay secretary, had best and to prevent a recurrence of so la mentable • alisegh.iggpAgjipmutts will be revised by ea Under the above eireamstances the committee, in op peeling for meletaace, assure the subscriber• of the strictest regent to 'economy in their espenditere. the °Sten having been elected, with thanks for their pest services, the proceedinp terminated. METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION FOR IDPROV• ISO THE DW ELLINOS OF THE INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES. On Friday the eleventh annual meeting of the IL.. - shareholden of this auocistion was held at their offices, 19, Coleman street. There wen present Lord Rad/dock, Lord et 'Minnows, Sir Ralph Howard, Mr. Wilkinson, M.P., Mr. es. Pocock, Dr. Southwood Smith, and several other advocate' 111- of sanitary reform . Mr. J. W. Tonna occupied the chair. 111, The report stated that dwellings for silty families had r t . been completed in New-street, H.lden square, and were 14 then folly occupied. They consisted of Filters sets of two et. rooms, and forty-four 'ins of three rooms, and had been Me eagerly sought after. A great amount of improved aeoom- "‘ audition had thus been afforded in a neighbourhood where ~. the visitations of cholera bad been virulent. Two sub stantially-built freehold houses, giving accommodation to twent.foar families, had been purchased in Al bion build- le isms, Bartholomew-close, and dwellings for 108 families in 10 I , Nelson-strut, Bermondsey, wise on we point of ample tioa. In the improved dgellisgs 01 the association, in the a ., Old Paacras-road, sot a single cue of ebolera bad ga i matured, out of a population of 693 ; in Albert- j street, Mile-and New-town (population 360) • mother PRI and three children had died of cholera in • family of ten MI Forums bat in the remaking 60 families not a gain eau I I L had ocreirrod, and Dr. Glover had come to the canine es j a that in the family adverted to there had bow • super-indaeigg cause in, probably, Vs want If suifessss teli food. In the lodging-house for single men, la the same II street, only two cases of cholera had occurred out of an lay MI avenge population of 200. At the Sobo Chambers, out of as average number sleeping there every Right of 88, u there was not a single ease of cholera, and only seven to eons of &mho' ; while in the immediate vicinity of et. this building the inhabitants were dying daily in large IS mashers, and the epidemic, while it lasted, was more general and fatal than ia any equal area ot England during any visitation of the epidemic. Is the twenty-three u houses for families in Pelham-street and Picasant-row not as a single ease of cholera occurred, and the total number of 50 deaths from all canes in the dwellings, out of an avenge it Population of upwards of 2,200, was 20, of whom to 13 were children. There had been an addition w of more than 4001. to the nett profits for the year, and the directors recommended that • din dead at the rate of 2 1 per nat. per annum on the amount of the paid-up capital in the association should be declared, and that the sum of about 1601 required hr this purpose, la addition to the 1,7621.25. pro fi ts of the year, abould be taken from the guarantee fund. During the last year the directors had apportioned capital to the estent of 66,0091. among the towns of Liverpool, Bristol, Wolver hampton, ar.d Sunderland, which with the branches pre viously twined at Brighton, Dudley, antigen, Torquay, Southampton, and Newcastle-on -Tyne, absorbed • capital of 103,6261., sad the formation of broaches at Manchester, Birmioshass, sad in other towas, was under consideration. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report. Mr. Bailie said be was gratified to find the dividend for the present par wee ono- half per cent. greater than that for last year. He believed that en long they would obtain • fair return for their capital. Mr. R. /Dwain) thought the rent of the rooms was higher than the labouring clause could afford. Mr. WILILIO4SOII, M.P., and Lird BRRINovoN, M P., et. ezpromsd an opposite opinion, maintaining that*, rooms et-1 were cheaper than could be obtained elsewhere. ti The report was then adopted, and after the transaction of :1 '4 routine business the proceedings terminated. te LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. Commander William Millais* is appointed Ilepatiataadant et Pukes lonise at Dew. —O.-- On Saturday the Society for Promoting the Amend- t o meat of the Law held their anniversary dinner at the Crown fin and Sceptre, Greenwich, Lord BeocostAn presiding. The Bt ' . attendance, which was very scant, included Mr. Cave, 1 Mr. Amply, Yr. H'Qtreee, Yr. Power, Mr. Wm. Hawse, 14; Mr. Edgar, Mr. Haetisg e, Mr. GilLimon, &a. After the rt." health' of the Queen, and the Army and Navy, The Cluterux, in proposing " he Health and Pro,• et. pertly of the neeisty," said that, after gpvissg the fountain pi of the law and the defenders ot the law, it was only right .111 that he should propose the &menden of the law, and in i i i: doing so he would not say that their prospect' were e t , bright and brilliant, for that would be ezeggera• le e lion—but they were fair amid comfortable. ( Laughter.) During the se•sieie of parliament several bills had bee n in. la troduced which more or lase embodied the principles which t he society bad bees meteeding forhe was plumed h gp to a add that the Lord Chancellor, with that candour whic characterised him, with that love of justice which was the St le chief ornament of • ju d g e . and not the least in • legislator, gave a reedy ear to sagrations for improvement in the law, fie Do matter from what waren or party thy came. (Rear, s t sear.) If he were to led fault with his noble and learned um friend at all, It was for not having more efficiently.exerciwid iii hie just, his necessarily just and natural authority, in passing lo the bill for the amalgamation of the English with sor y the Sco notes. la! tch I I system in respect to bills of exchange sad promie The committee of the Houma Commons had, he was sorry in ,i to MA, reported rather in favour ot lie. Kesting's bihalf 11, lo which was only a half measure, and ure , being only a measure, and th erefore likely to postpone th e fell measure, 11. he was in doubt whet her it would not be better to reject it Ice. altogether. (Hear.) T he Pett y Larceny Bill would be a et great improvement when poised into • law. Th ere Were I, two bills on this subject, the bill of the government and se their bill; but as they were almost the same in principle, Is e be bill of the government might be called their bill. At ll present, in coos of petty leretny, the prisoners bad to so- 0 dergo an imprisonment et 70 days on the average before i they were brought to trial, even though the amount involved did not exceed 6d. or 6d. (Hear, hear.) lo I 1. the more favoured districts of Middlesex and . flarrey, Lk. Imbue the prisoners were tried at the melons, the Duper- SL moment did not exceed thirty days. This was a great t hardship when the &ceased wasinnocent, but even in the ay ease of the secured being found guilty, the previous a I =strebeolLonrecet.rialhwoujundigoire. tthabenre;ionroeu. guhkti:geotratten. eseseet, awarded merely a nominal punishment. There meld be no doubt that such • system tended to bring the ed ministration of justice i n to repute. (Hear.) I f it should 10 be f ou nd necessary to increase the judicial staff in order to sli,. meet the increase of datum thus thrown upon the judges, be had an to increase it would be good policy and f p. wand ecosomy to increase it. His lordship then inferred to the county courts, and condemned the Sc. ileornaly of these courts extracting 300,0001. from the ~ miters by means of lees. Hellcat alluded to the eighteen ''' eeeolutioas which he moved during th e pretest session, with go a view of doing for the oriented jurisdiction what had 25 already been done for the civil procedure of the counnqutrire y. If 4 gar object was to have a commission appointed to iMI IMO criminal procedure, which he had no d oubt would be „,, productive of as good results aa the inqeiries as of t com- -, milliioOO on lOU proce d ure . Of course, if, h is noble friend the Lord Chancellor suggested, some of these et. improvements could be carried oat without the delay Iv which the lashing of a commission would involve, he was , LA not the person to object to that more speedy legislation. '§ He only hoped that the consideration of some =prey,. be =Meta would not too long postpone the attention which Mbiee required. With regard to the law of partnership, toe Mil was • most important subjict, but as the 12th of August 11 2 lielleell to be a kind of prliamentary bar. ier be feared that =tittal resell would be arrived at during e present " . It was sot for him to say a word against the Re , fon Let. It was intended to modem a fabric that would ta wear. (Laughter.) No doubt th e Hones ot Commons did SS I wear, but it was t o o often the patience o f those who Were .. cape. ing good cad useful mesaures from it. (Hear and ; 1 1! lauebter.) Mr. Yowls proposed "The Health of the Chairman," who briefly theorised Masks. The company returned to town le by special train at 11 o'clock. 11 SHARE LISTS. --40-- SATURDAY Ivzinxe. The railway share market today showed a droop• 7, 7 Mg tendency, especially for the heavier stooks, most a , of which closed I to; per cent. lower than yesterday. Little business was done. THIS DAY, Two o'CLoes. The railway share market to-day is rather &Inert so but with very little business. London and Norih- Western stock is rather better, at 1021 to 1 ; and Great Western, at 871 to 1. Caledonians t a i are doll, at 311 to 1. Midland stock is quoted 74 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshi• to, 811 to 82 ; • erns, 181 to a; and Great Northern., 231 to 4. French shares are better. .uar ...I Pd.i iI&ILWATI4 " I la "- estardejr.' UN OILDIMMIN SHALES LND STOCKS. 114 ' ffii i k :S=nac ga. 11e. M sok.. SOMmVe 11 4 LIMA Cbsa.Ms. 3 4 SI 41 41 6 - 7 dm e!. N . Lou mod ad arm la awl Mho Jima •lard.J. cit. l ii Mott* wad 11.) al i gastier• Um .- ... ... NU WWI% WON Gm a a t Do. OM IL U. 'MO 100 Ds.illill IL— ... ..-- lOU Owl lANSldille . - ...... 100 lldlrtmeltasill=.. all Ildlaburgli ma 100 Idlaislik Psellkpeedse 100 Dirgots los* Worms 100 Omit Pothers ..... .. 100 Do. 4 11ia... 00 Os. %INA i‘os 00.01.asi West. (1:4) . 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Si $ $ IS ISI so so SIJ • SS 87 Ili i Hi a iai 4 n 4 i 741 ii JOINT STOCK lAmOsOils ...... 7 a 00. all OW* Plat!' asierisan .11 Cliartsrod Sok Ask Do.do.el laL,Maa. et 15Cb 4 aty BO Would comunialor Loam. so see_list-111austakart. all ...w,.......--- - I 80 Loa.Cbartliak 01 Aut4 $0 Ditto 101 W Lond on sad Lambs J,.1 1 = lO Looks sad vaiattalasial 20 Rat. Prot. of Enema VI Do. New . . . la National orGiasa": ' 7 2 N. flout/ Rolm Otioat. Book °spondee all Prowiaolalot Inland U Royal ilaiarallas Beak lag sod Gold Imp. 00. 1 Booth Assizalla 23 Unica ot Australia Do. New ...... .... I I Dotal of Load= lO 47 49 ti 6:00 1 M,OO $5 as $$ a 9 52 84 41 44 74 11 a 11 II a aa 2 dial at se 119 1184 IH fi 17 18 4 4 4 1 44 ti Iti U 11 ti if 7$ 14 :V ar _ . is ni A fate champetre will be held is the grounds of St. Margaret's, at Isleworth, on Wednesday. in aid of the funds of the City Orthopedic Hospital. Colonel Hardy. who fell at the capture of the Mamelon, we an eseellent masieisa. An opera of his was .woe performed at Algiers. Chevalier Bonelli, director of electric telegraphs in Piedmont, is said to have discovered a process by which the d ense of submarine telegraphs will be redacted one-tenth. Verdi's new opera Lea Veprea Siciliensee, continues to meet with numerous indications of public approbation, at the Orand Opera, Paris. Madame Albosi's engagement is, it is said, to be for a considerably longer period than was at first stated—report says no less than three months. Gabgetani of yesterday thus refers to the Eng lish actors now in Paris :—" This company has not ap peared in any other play than Macbeth, which we have already noticed. The representation of last night, which was par ordre, drew together a very numerous and lesbian able audience, and went rff with great spirit ; the cast was es btLre. The next tragedy announced is Othello; the managers should rot, however, overlook Henke, in Paris one of the best•known and most admired of English plays." Accounts from Milan speak in very high terms of the success of "Le Proptite" at La Scala—the immense tone of which is said to be filled to overflowing at every performspos. It was recently stated that a Roman Catholic cure at Olne (Belgium) had retused at the last moment to pro ceed to the religious oerrmony at the marriage between a Protestant and Raman Catholic, on swum of the refusal of the former to pledge himself that the ceremony should not be blessed by a clergyman of his own kith. This cure had received his "costs," and these he refused to refund. On an action being threatened, however, he gave these up, and a day or two ago (owing, it is supposed, to instructions from his superiors) he waited upon the family of the Pro testant, and informed them that he was ready to proceed with the ceremony at en hoar convenient to them. Amiord higly this was done. In the interim another card offered to give the nuptial bensdietion, but, as ea important pria eiple was onsidered to be at stake, Ids offer was not so e.eted. The Convocation of the prelates and clergy of the provisos of Csatereaq meads peceseed to Thanday, IssoM 1 : 0 ,2 No " Ug hiri s Tr &L a .!: :1 7 a a ' $O,OOO 10 Wourwaka . I SO Manus La 40 1 . 0 . 00 a IlettiONLlMa.Dllo 4 . o ; 1 11.01 a 103 • —.. i st. aa..1161017 100 100,000 I Miss 000 I halereess 11 1 0,0001 4 Non (arum all 4 1:::: 2 2: I Illastais Toker . olli .., .--.." f i r 10,000 la Mani Um. PrulfaUva 14 90 earavalah.oo/010, OM all 11,000 1 flea. Ins Rum 04114: all 10 10,000 amillullume Ibmi.lii. all "000 10 Maims 6 liAiaarlaaa 11 10000 1 1P410.01a. hal all IMO Lod I row I wales aim um Num llaalpaiss Ca 1 Iso.ol 1 NIL Aulniolis 41 ANS II et imp otaaaa lO AM Go . 110011 11 PailllierLawaslilaeral a 84,we 00Plebs.10014satal Ream all 2.4000 101 De Yew 50,000 I,Panind IrasComPay.. 4. 14,110 104 1 007al alall atom 4O 100,::04 lie...Adak Arm. lams: di 100,000 1 Do. New ..—... . 14.200 Wean* amanita& Eani.. 15.000 1 'Woman Wei. AMP- all 75.000 11 Da. Do. iteglatared all 15,000 40 rn.46loanDoof DpOin I 10.000 100 Via Meal% LAM ft 106 IS7 16 1$ MONEY MARKET. SkruaDAT Eviwnro. The English stock market to-day, although the re covery of yesterday afternoon• was not quite main tained, showed considerable steadiness, the extreme variation in prices amounting to scarcely 1 per oent. The market closed about 1 per cent. lower than yes- terday. The operations were limited. Various rumours were spin circulated with reference to the progress of operations in the Crimea, but, despite the check just received, the public mind is evidently con fident of ultimate success to the allied arms. At Paris to-day, the French funds closed at a re covery of Ito 1 per cent. At Vienna dulness pee vane. The other continental stock markets exhibit a drooping tendency. Consols ranged between 901 and 901, and were last quoted 901 to 1 ex div., for the 10th July. In the foreign stock market the movement was moaned to Turkish, which varied between 811 and' 821, and was last quoted the same as yesterday.' The imports of the precious metals this week have been limited. The America has brought in from New York 1,490,925 dollars, worth about 298,0001. By the Ceres have also been received 34 boxes of silver coin from Oporto ; by the Ravensbourne, two packages of bullion from Antwerp ; and by the John Hnox, two parcels of specie from the Cape. On the other hand, the exports have been more , considerable. The London Custom-house statementl records the shipment to Hamburg of 17,894 oz. off s gold coin, and 5,000 oz. of gold bars ; also 01 400 on. of gold coin to Belgium. The value of these direct shipments is about 90,0001. The Indus has also taken out 389,3841. (of which 19,7191. was gold, and 349,6651. silver), to Alexandria and the East; the Tagus, 31,9851. to the Peninsula; and the Tyne, 5001. to the West Indies. The total exports of the week are thus raised to nearly 492,0001. There have also been some shipments of gold in private hands to the Continent. The annual meeting of the proprietary of the Com mercial Bank of London will be held on the 17th of July. We notice that Sir Joseph Paxton is a candi date for a seat at the board. Land and bank shares to-day were steady. The new City Bank shares maintain 5 to 6 prem., and Bank of Londos, 21 to SI prom. There were nume rous transactions in General Screw Steam shares, at 151 to 161, being an improvement. The preference shares of the Crystal Palace Company, fully paid up, command a to t prom., whilst the original stock, also with 51. paid, stands at 3to 31. Netherlands Land shares were dealt in at 21 (51. paid); Oriental Gas, at 1 prem.; General Steam Navigation, at 251; and Illinois Central Railroad Seven per Cent. (Free Land) Bonds, 1880, at 741 to 75 (exch. 4s. 6d.) The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, the 9th of June, 1865, are u follows: Circulation authodari Average Maar dm Xmas and Mid. Tee SOO of Leland Tim Fredonia Bask a Ireland Tie 11.11 mt Fredonia The liordwa Mg Compan TM Mar Compsny TM Illstissal ot Ireland Oirekik-onanir National lot etbelsod Fla ammo Banana Bank (a 4,714,426 927,667 281,611 245.440 611,079 761,97 24,684 66,426 441.040 274,964 914,176 97,176 94,164 391,495 4,676 10,154 Total. I 6,154.4% 1 smi.gas I I,su,ses These returns show a further falling off is the cir culation to the very large amount of 320,3651., as compared with the returns for the preceding mo uth ; while there is also a diminution under the head of bul -1 lion to the extent of 63,6871. in the same period. THIS DAY, Two o'CLocz. Although business is very limited, the Eoglist) funds have recovered / per cent. Consols were first marked 901, and are now quoted 911 to 1 ex div., for the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt n ut i 9 at 11 to 921 the New Three per ts. 92 to 921; Ex chequer Bonds, 1858, at 1001; Exchequer Bills, March, at 14s. to 18s. prem.; ditto June, at 10s. to 13s. prem. Dinning' is quoted 41 to 41 prem. Foreign stocks are very quiet. Turkish is quoted 82 to 1; Russian Five per Cents. 98 to 100; Mexican, 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to /. Swedish Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 891; Dutch Four per Cent. Cent& cedes at 941 to 1; and Brazilian Foar-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 93/ ex div. MINES. 15 - LTI7RD/A RVISUIO. The home alining stock market to-day has been quiet, except as regards Alfred Consols shares, which have closet at ISt " buyers," in consequence of an improvement in the mine. The Gold Mining and other Foreign and Colonial Stocks were totally without movement. THIS DAY, Two o'CLocl. The gold mining shares to-day exhibit no change of moment. Australian Agricultural glares are quoted 31 to 33 ; Peel River, 2* to 21; North British Australasian, 1 dia. to par ; and Scottish Australian Investment, ; to I prem. Fortuna mining shares have been dealt in at I to I prem. • United Mexican at 4; and Imperial Brazilian at 3. THE CHURCH-RATE QUESTION. Margate has just refused a church rate. At the close of the poll on Tuesday the numbers were—against the church-rate, 367 persons; for the church-rate, 199 persons; ma jority spinet the rate, 168 ; votes for the rate, 300; against the rate, 380; majority against the rate, 81 Upon tne poll being declared by the Be,. C. T. Aetley, vicar, Mr. Waddington, surgeon, who had taken a prominent part in the opposition, addressed the meeting, urging the culti vation of a forbearing and charitable spirit now that the contest was ended. He concluded by proposing the thanks of the meeting to the rev. chairman. This waa seconded in very feeling terms by Mr. Davis, Baptist minister, and responded to by the chairman, when the meeting quietly dispersed. Mr. Wadeiagton is a sincere churchman, but opposed to the compulsory levying of church-rates, which have now received their death blow in Margate. RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT THE CHESTER CENTRAL STATION.--LITIRPOOL. RATURDAT.—Tbe tee o'clock train from Snrewsbury arrived at the usual hour this morning, and was being pushed up to the station at the moment a goods train from Holyhead happened to be crossing the line. A serious collision: was the consequence. Several • ges were badly damaged, and one female passenger had her ankle crushed, bet providentially no lives were lost. Con sidering the nature of the accident, it is surprising that the amount of personal injury sustained was so small. DIVISION OF PRIZE MONEY WITH FRANCE.—The Monsieur says " The Consul General of France at London has lust received from the Accountant-General of the Navy in England the sum of 1,6471. 7s. 2d., as the amount of the prize shires adjudged by the High Court of Admiralty at London to the offiaan and crew of the ship Austerlits, of the imperial navy. This sum will be sent to the to asurer of the invalids of the navy, and will be distributed by him among the recipients, in conformity with the prise regu- latioue. ASIATIC CHOLERA AT BETHNAL-GREEN. -- 00 Saturday morning, at en it.quest held before Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, at the College Arms, Old Bethnal green-road, Mr. George West, the parochial surgeon, stated that he had had a decided case of Asiatic cholera in Nrw Nichol. street, Bethed•green, which wee a mod ill-dreined aud over-populated district. CRYSTAL PALACE. -- FIVE-SHILLING DAY. JUNE 23.—Admistions on payment , 796; ditto by season tickets, 3,138 ; total, 3,934. [Advertisement.)--BoiLowaVe PILLS, a A most eftl rim time for Rufous Cambium st.d ledigesticit.— twain in the dertande wrecks, who hat treded many yews to tee west In dies, millersi kr a euseklotakie time tram mew Whose attacks and isisalma ef spirits lords, ft se ammisambely. • Wesley sttaVla etemeds, mad • saidawa ars*, sew submuntist food. lie paid an immimes aim far misdami Weiss wittiest obtain ing wsy lonia. boats mad, bossier saussallasry It may mem be we owed la has tbsa Na weeks by falai Ilimilewsy's pita, sau far the Miu two yaws bm n.a „spyUM issa glossae' of bids, to. dlemakms. ordiamdmatdslaassals.by all tents, sad at Pro. wow itolionefe EM a idiallent, SM. wool. a; 011, Miimilso• IA Teti .-THIS DAY. The week's arrival of foreign wheat and oats have bees large; the supply of English this morning from Ram and rent was small. The trade was not brisk at the rates of Monday last. Some few parcels continue to be taken tot ezportation to the near continental ports. Barley wu dull sale at previous prices. The demand for oats was good, and in some linkage rather more money was obtained than lest week. Beans and peas in fair request, aid value supported. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ?ROM JUNE la TO JUNE I& Qra. English. Bsotelt. Irish. Foreign. I ISIS I 1411)4 Barley ... I "" 1 I - • •ft 1837 4414 WM 5516 Thor. 5074 sad barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow : Sugar : 860 casks West India, 6,800 bags Mauritius, 1.600 bags Bengal. Coffee : 120 coke plantailon Ceylon. Tea: 32,000 packages. Saltpetre. 2,100 bar. The private contract markets are inactive today. Corrote.-400 bales sold sines Friday. COFFIN.- No sales reported. TzL.—The trade are ooeupied with the samples of the large public sales for to-morrow. Rica remains without &Aeration. Sattrasas.—Prioes We unaltered; the demand bubo's limited. OIL/I.—Seel, pale, 621. to 631 ; yellow, 491. to 601.; brown, 481. ; sperm body, 1311 to 1331. ; headmatter, 1301.; cod, 461. to 461. 10s; South Sea, pale, 491. to 601. ; Olive r Gallipoli, 661. to 6611.; Spanish and Sicily, 631 10.. to 641.; cocoa nut, 40.. 611. to 42. ; palm, 39. 6d. to 40s 6.1.; . linseed, 395. 3d. to 39.. 6d. ; rape, pale, 68e. ; brown, 65e. to 66s 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, with an upward tendency. The continental demand continues. Petersburg T. C. on tbre spot is quoted 634. ; June, 62.. 9J. ; October to December s 645. Bd. PARTICULARti OP TALLOW. diction hand Cuka...l Delivery tut wash ..... Do.froes let Jana .....—«. arrivalleetweek..... ..... ...... Do.froni let Jane ...... PAM Y.C. per eel. .......-.. M Tem, 1990. 22,449 1,928 4,922 i 73 4,089 495. 9d. 50- 9d. sel4. 34,079 47,51$ 1,063 1,796 11,614 4,994 664 1,401 1,11711 I No. id. no Ild. .5 .d. 52.9 . Arrival for the work ending July 3, last yosr, 6O ma. r and delivery, 1,092 owes. The arrival last weak composed 1,627 cuks from Russia; 774 from Booth Am.- ' rips. Total, 2,401 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Tiil • DAY. Th r number of beasts is very much larger, and the average quality good. Trade is slow, and prime for all descriptions lower. The supply of sheep has greatly increased, sad prices are consequently much reduced, nor can a clearanes be effected. Lambe end calves are also lower. From Germany and Holland there are 719 beasts, 1,960 sheep, end 263 waves. Sootland, 460 beats; Spain, 840 sheep; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,900 besets; and 150 from the Northern and Midland pomades. 4/1 06106. as A. e. d. y Per nose a Mb& a. A. d.. diet Soot.. itoraords.. 4 6 410 _Per Om. Elf. Ade. ob 416 Beat Sborebonas ...... 44 4 1000 e 1 ,0 0. 4100 k 0 0 0 00103600000 t, deene. .36 4 0 De. do. morn 4 6 Onlvie ........ ....... 4 0 6 0 nine end seccedinakin 0 I 0 ries Aon Dos, nalt-bratu 0 0 0 0 I Lamb. Rams at mark*. 4.240: daft) and Limbs. 28 ,6 00 ; 011 "4 368; PIM 430. Aiwa. amount of Coto. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meows. Pattenden and Set,th, bop factors, report that the market for hops remains in about the same state as lut week, both as to demand and prices. The bine is said to be progressing rapidly, and continues free from blight. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tanfl.ld Moor, lbs. ; Wales End Hough Hall, 18a. Bd.; Walls Bad Hassell's 11.tton, 21%; Walla Had Tees, 210. 33. —23 trash skips at atatket. LOCAL SHAKE iddRAISTS. gem ll Ow ON% Livinrom, Joss 13.—Tbe market during the week and G lade) Its been dull. and there has been a perceptible depression Birk. Laricash re. andawattire (late C. and B . Ulf shares), l3f —Cat 311—Lencashira and Yorkshire, ell —London end North w.....;17 1 I I—Manchemer. Bhailleid, sod Lincoln, 161—Midland, /41 6 6--tioa swum, .61. Ile. ad.—Mancheater, Sheffield, and LIDOCIIn, No.l (11 till July, 5652, then 6). 154—Great Western of Wanda, 1111, 22. ILanctizirraa. Jose 11.—The market hes ben ezaseding4 sit and only two make haw been anted, at railcar tower rates : —Sheffield. 261 ; Dover, 111 9-16. Braciwonsii Joan 23.—Thie awe market was Arm to.day, but there was not :large amount of business tracimeted. Midlands wen done at 741 • Birmingham and Stour Valleys Mooed at ba to 64; London eneNorth Western Eighths. at Ito I diu; Birminghena Banking Comosay Shane Ibuyers) at 324 ; Town and Distriet Banks. at 124 ; and Midland Banks, at 106. Lamm, Jung 25.—The confirmation of the disaster of the Allis. In the attacks upon the Malakhorf sad Marne.= batteries at cletmotopol km had a depressing effect upon the share market soda to-day, end generally priers hare further declined. The following are the aloisY sales Lancultiss and Yorkshires, at 0.54 • Manchester, ehe mud Lincolnshire", 561; Northern Counties Union, la. 6d. ; Lamer North Westerns, 61n.' South Eutaw. 144 Down, Joel IL—Three per Cent. Coned for account 9th July. 901, 1, 11—New Three per Cent.Stook, 901—Ditto, 9th July, MI— . Riarrukin Bank (ZIS paid), 321 d Nit:tonal Inaursnee (Cl 5 peid). 161 —Mining Cornmusy of Ireland IE7 paid), 15—Dundalk and amis. kilien Railway (SW paid , , 54 Mid W. Weatern and Rt. Canal (f.lO paid), 10—Watarteed and Limerick Preference (CO.. paid), 42. A letter from Coblents says that three Englishmen arrested there the other day on suspicion of being engaged in obtaloing recruits, proved to be innocent tourists, who were amusing themselves with giving away spare cash to the people. They sully satisfied the Commissary of Police of their pacific tendencies, and were allowed to proceed. FORMATION OP PARISHES BILL: At its weekly meeting on Saturday the representative vestry of Meryl,- bone adopted a report of one of its committees, in decided opposition to the parliamentary bill with this title brought in by the Marquis of Blandford and Lord Ebrington. REDUCED ARISTOCRACY. —There is a family in humble circumstances at Kettering, bearing the ancient royal name of Plantagenet, though now it is commonly core rupted into Plant, we suppose foe the sake of brevity. There is also living in the town the widow of a baronet, who earns a precarious livelihood at washing and chafing. She is somatisses facetiously called "My Lady." Her late hue ' bemire grandfather, Sir John Norwtch, lost a large estate engh gambling, and was atter warde pensioned by the D ees of Montagne, and his son, the last Sir John, was so peer that he died in the parish workhouse, leaving nothing but the barren title to the late William Nor w ich, w ho followed the humble occupation of a sawyer. His son, the present Bit William, emigrated some years since to America, where it is said he is doing well.--Leicester Mercury SERMON-LANE RAGGED SCHOOL—The annual public meeting of this institution, which has been established in order to educate the most destitute poor living in the court* and alle)s near the toll-gate and Angel, was held, on Thursday evening, at Islington Chapel Large School-rooms. After the public tea meeting, the chairman (Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P.) was introduced by the treasurer (Hr. G. L. Worth), and addressed the meeting. Charles Wood ward, Erg. (one of the mutistrates for Mtddlescz), the Rev. B. S. Hollis, J. Weir, Rev. Dr. Cnarlesworth, and other friends spoke, and a liberal collection was made. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kest honoured the Rival I.alisn Opeia with her presence on Saturday evening. Her royal highness oecu. pied the Queen's boa, and was attended by the Baronets de Speth, Lady Fanny Reward, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, and Sir George Cooper. Their Royal filshnestes the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Miry and the Heriditary Omit Duchess of ileeklenberg Striae also honoured the theatre with their presence. Their royal hihnewes were attended by lately Sutield, L"dy Caroline Cut, the Baron Luke, and Maj.ir Home Purees. CIUCHEY.—UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE V. UNIVER SITY OF OIFORD.—This match teriatoccd on Saturoay in favour of Oatord. The score at the clue stood as follows: Cambridge, Ist innirgs, 139; 2nd innings, 152. Oxford, let innings, 146; 2nd innings, 146. ' The United States steamer, North Star, bee ' arrived at Havre. She left New Y. rk on the 9,:h iost. She was filled with pamengers. Every steamer and wiling ship has been token up at New York until September tor the conveyance of passengers to Europe, chiefly Cie France. In addition to the United States mail steamers, which were to leave New York for Liverpool and Southampton, the Ericsson steamer vise to leave New York fur Havre on the 16th inst. ; the Star of the South for Liverpool on the 20tIt inst. ; and the (Waiter City, steamer, fur Havre on the 13rd inst. FRENCH RAILWAY TnAPPIG.—The following nettle hut returns of the gross receipts of the principal French r id. W 11711: NenTriaig.—TroP. ' 17 : ramesnows, 404,1211.; rays : V ormaaff.—Pross Jim 11 to June 17 : rumor., 406174 f.; Dods, 639,632 E; total, 9i3,74.f. NVIZTIUM Aso flows Wsalsais.—Feat -1 / 1 0 . •17 t Pas. mie n. 420,1011.; Koons, 6 76 , 04 4 6 : 11 . ...IN; ] .. -- Manse .m Swam Luna— J 1 ,- ,A, am 466,5071. 4 , root* 034,16 V. ; • .. , r ''' ' Insassorao.—Finon June 11 to hpos 7 274 on* 419,747 f.: total, 779,6241. .. ( ..124 .2r P.,M: Yorrzasau.—Pee June 11 to LI '‘ W woo. monist. ; tot* 34.0!3(. ' ,•:. as ..... , Lwow—Floe Jam 10 to Jane laj . `i, row. 67,422 f.; totsl, 647,147 f. .. , rfo .toss To Ilsomonaassata—Prikt . 411 %; . . t... i 1 . .....- - rIONIN. ism 160,01 KM.• gm* 2......, vits.,..„ 'INK-A . Gawp Corria.—trom Jaw S : -.4 , OIL i peke WPM; total. MOAK ,\ iv .- THE NEW NOVILS. Now rook, at an the latearloa. In 3 Ma. T HE JEALOUS WIFE. By Was PAILDOII. u. THE SENT DUOS NEIGHBOURS. By Yrs. GISCOIIIIII. author of -Pomp Woo: he. ICSTACE CONYERS. By loon HAIS&T. lay, outlaw of " dim MS, jolt toady. la 3 vole, DISPLAY. By $r 31 Assam Also. Immediately. to 'do., IL LEIGH IICXTi NEW WOKE, " TBE OLD COURT gar It& Hata 'ad 'slacken. pabilclens, eaceanson to Rion Colborn. S 11,1110,675 07,1174 1146,014 228.604 $45.4. , 966,879 10,114 86,095