The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-18 00:00:00

/. ;~ I I 1 • f • I i j r i t • OTP rt r No. 2,7614 c:1---____ MOON and WESIVINSTER BASIL—Th. kitorp.aw enact ell Me lasak mu OM EMow DAY „,,„,,,.,p„„u.... liw II i, Sward. lar. arc . pi= VW Oink 4 Mom. SWAM. Pad. isil ai r Ia rrOILBAILT. Goma Marge t. tisbo os. MU. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1855. [THREEPENCE. dull; the former at 32 to 33; and the latter at 21 to 21. North British Australasian are quoted 1 dia. to par. Uoi•ed Me:lean shares have been dealti n at 4 to 41; Cohreat 68 to 69; and St. John Del Rey at 281 to 291 ex dig. NAVAL AND MILITARY. MAILS LIST& fUSIEIOI4 ILLELVIA Tb. 1 aigials.ttur 1 I SIM lady so I pa. MONEY MARKET. EIATTADAY Evianite. The English stock market showed renewed flatness at the opening this morning, and a decline of k per cent. was foe a time established. Subsequently, how _ wo tbo SHAREHOLDERS of t h is EASTERN V %lON RAILWAY. or s opy wig gig two or sees dim pin onl, Wpm wig le m ... ns het; Rare lathe ming gmlnier por ban& 111 . i mbilifirt tor tin limos mod mei amenellone tirefor es. sno pt, nnionege ste lisinganownst. MO. et ingulagileres. OA. alliOlll 011110011 Om me bo IMAM In this, non yin nrks 11/ WWII ()castles lonia theit gumbo In yont ...........ii notteresce interest 7W m ows tee weed these amps; lest this .6110•11 sir gin cm* yea to hare the rate at intense much reams I. Ow A StIARRIIOLDRIL .--------------- ii ',SAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—OXFORD COYSEMORATION. 11011 SOW. Jaw 10. as ti II nol9ll TRAIN will lan magulot OXFORD, returning tbe ran mobs, at us ps. remit= and bra. 66.6 d. and do. ia„... P a WESTERN RAILWAY. --CHRAP • artittlON to 03.1 , 011 D, NAN MI AT, LgAMINOTON, ge3l, ad 1111111NOBAM.- O• SUNDAY, Jane te, •TILUN A , up . Menem at 7.30 • oh. le suttee the eine eeseleg tram at LID, Warwick 7.3, lasolegte• 7.1 h Bs= i% t 11.1 0 a —Fine: Word, M. ed. awl 4•.; Oh al 64 • sad Wendt*. I. U. tad ea.; eNe leg: mow , lb. ad 7e. Mena tastier !! Iteltpries. ------- URANCE COMPANY, blur. psucAN LIFE IN lowish ji Vasardatreel.atf. 1,13 MARC prarrearea pereleV. EA. alba Ceasa. la, Y.L.d ida Deo% OW ha a. °NOM ILD, TIM lidgiele Ardlo" .. rall. 11114: Was dreenlv. lielleale Wes et !WWl= with waive** la haw lime oltacat Praia. Or 90 per Orat. el tha pada ere divided rWien. pity sffillida with file mama as approved amity iimyklusum newel pee the AMMO, Of inir) ter tlievtada laellant 'AW Ink roolia. \ ago ,lrkhost roam, WOO Florio. I VIWI 11111 g -i 0 6 b I Pill i1:1121 : ? :I :11 Pa liveartoPle lad Tema of Tropeal apply a the Mae ee plaror alai et tie COMfoors rAIIT TUCKER, Seentary. Ilhais=l. ti Esq. ollaad. TA. C. nomed=r2p, LIRA I Wririligreirkgt.:Ma: (911kMENTS foe the DRAWING-800M, ty May, and Dialarros od a taw and dame er 4eres, memo lidnando, poperwentlits, dre., I d einnside. ire per. la. Imported end so litigarAll an Om Mane), 149, Strand, union. limn wrongs elementary eollortiono d ibelk Wodish will greatly facilitate th e lateresdni = l 5 nomider, and 10 014 07, at 0. 0. 19. 09, to 100 ri = nARD, WHISKERS,SDd MUSTAC H I OS. mew et ROW LANDS' I/WAN/a 011 poill “ad emeele et Ilaebted Y ialteetalle Mews sad ficsisAmillisasidefirmitwolasisalimirki4 itah eeteled rag:eibtehlet t We Oh beheettee leo lelowle townies of v"^ eterlAse the noir le he .Mete ems, eidelohiseeft OW= Mon Owl awl Die6ll% eastahoe It 62.11dh. less he eseereleati WM, Apter, 1117 soft. PMlszerities redee66q. le the WI WWI el N ee 116. PM Se IL. le. Fr* Mee fel* te teen emele. 61.. WM* that the le pee mass. - Meld be A. 110,1WID = 1. 1 4 milompron, Laws" .4 'I in samba am P.. B. 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Alm rids% whir Is Mit • lailsaa. mom misamma la Oa was oft de Par =la\ _ s Te d iro , laMaial= i al sam=ar. ll.Bm. elsulailibe wpm. 11•.1. ~oft bar taw e.,.........,.. = ,,.....11= bile aim at le bwill agtd i d a air pears if at Pa I. le Ss psi waliimald wiwway 10 11:1= Swim rift. laimemmuly. lam Valls with W the Warta dwatimilaal li it = wwililwirla =II ill wilailiala la tha maid emOollloPlib fair NON% I, krill, les lee amid at lair at Milo alai at ma wartime avaawma tar . I.ly way dm aa tin wag Ws wirella iris we lurgammpWl la the arm at ib.mayah lir prat Mr MAIM ammusgarmat dama r railroad I. lin; bh—T• be bed. wiwirmla and is aim at Mon kesir" Mk Clebbili; 'Emig mil Cle.. 00141lieet ; Saw" Orrhat or; IL IL Impar, Ilialmitalremt, atarmar . mama., Astra. 1..a-mtramt. inallap. 6"l"ff •wamtaill iglam—i- 4.411. 1‘ tits. 4 . DAILY LONDON NEWSPAPER, FOR on WILLING PRI WM. rielit tric el elte IMILT VMS have deuenlowl OM spas Ur& Ibewleu Par a = Pest Mili g llk e t a ltlsairuk. Ash be seseime r di dr Wheel et es letbretalltewaratee. The TIMM la men rows lisetleue. the NAM. Wheb• Moo tad mord Netbeta, the Web snow ad Paths, es Imillas 110 67,1111 111 wallets al belereit to the beet d pale lass. Ila Wet ad Fordo lateltliseas d the Upton tin be tun. lite. tal Mal& i n to teststa will aistala at but Twesty-two o.laolas at News sad ot wet say h wows/ Mated by tide , ntemeste os lte gm all INK by Ea lairewa la the Ise of Übe Poem U aW la botilbbet ea ear mob My pia*. withls Ileersty tofu I la " aelho6 be So eley beat ea the Noe Mall* Open km ihe Comity to wistatated ever Mete be eves Om. la Area falba Owtaley Tows, sod stay be whirred to the iusa EALMS. at the Moe. 10, boweeriewlion. Pleseetrest, Leaks. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING ?APIS, prim id. 1119 lima' Masi Nona. Ur advocator toe ittasiaams sad st andrsionas. bass:lw and &as a its poem M•• — 3 u. gegsaffat at IN 81, wpm. and a tak. varlet asosatila sal somaianial haarr Ysaimasa la Width railway, sad soortary artialas—als papa = L ODZIWIPONDENTS AT nue 81AT Of WAS. rOMON NEWS IS 131.11 AND IMPARTIAL. wilialayasly repast ot &foam ‘ la Ur Lama Mr is sap OW lett by wry Dories/ MS. *id ts tonal= TU ONLT DAILY MOOG 111801 T, ▪ aa Tr AU. arrinuan anvurreatinns. ' I 'M am sissek-rsw by arm theta shay Mot= it MO Mel 8 " .. 7 swillstsw7 !si wry alassisass. adisval ke solmour pooklos Mika to soy. TS So wind Ng bositalls ir r mosissa ts tin Wells ;st dt IT° sass. ihonemoders. Thowlmik kerb& udftdobempaissatsilas ape poor by 000stog PO at • Niro' Os% poldsloor It% ostolloolOso. nom of wooospolo moody to loooly it. at 1110.6 i par quitter, pad la Wass by finite. cedar. LY NEWS FORWARDED tothe 00UNTRY JOHN by s ILAuDDOImo. roar Uwe. at , fs. ad. par gr. moist ia dame, 10, lbaay-at.. laverpari,liaaltaallat tad Pm amt. pATIN NEWS TENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. Fla, at la. itautraalt; sapislied la taws or PA, kir pw day, ait 19a. 64. per /porta ; tr. WALMA, Ing Tunple-Www. Wlllattlanu DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London , at M. pc forztor.-119.NT by 140919190 RAI a ra, 4 l lV a l la l. II& IRMO 1911-, 19a. Id, pro qr.—ll. AWN. 9, 9 hababoar, 94999 Meat. BAYSWATER. —DAILY NEWS LENT TO lUD; sod suppled a Ow aossary by main pit. it MM. Plata .e..... tL BOUM& Chowbwrbo. WM sereariat, OorseeMlNT APPOINTMINTIL-- Henry Smith, Lg fetid dark is tbr sososst moo of the °Warner, br oww seysistod too MU the owls mated alto of Ao- M.MtM~sddy 0s wow depertwost. This erespirtss . ...77ortemermoses MeV quiet ors the restershotiof n tor by Lord Prissuro ; Mr. Charles Boondwo, ▪ Wit *Go . rTo *emit, will be the suotelsor of Mr. Plass, ; La ▪ eta_ besesiorship of Dovosport.—Globe. The Roe. W. w• rieward b., his Woo 'optimum& hot Msjestis . 10 of Schools ; Mr. Horses Moss boo boos t"r"aysß.ratry of tho New Brostiestios joparturst a. .... terries ; Mr. William Pogrom eter, cloth et--"" et Reybraor doparssest. lately Mined frost womb. bros appointed le the Bard Eitelwdo , as liiiherst at wish • Mr. Joskis Jaw limith be boos viseis ;its doprotterst rem eitleslaVr,3lleraew Gant r e m worooyor of room b Nisbet" los bOor Mpodoloil to " is 0. Di elle NM two for dm NW* assiss. Islamics ft: lie aria et odlomy Isl n22 l !ri is &Wood ; ~load ski.. at "'woo b wont, Lieut. W. R. Bns bails, =Sei to Ms lorthip at Ply_ i 1 em POKTSMOUTR, 3m 17. The Pesiosslar (No. 172), and City of Aberdeen (No. 202), weeds treeeperts. arrived at this port yesterday, hew tie Crises. Tbey wither of thus brag bum sok or wombed Tile Peeking*: CMS haw berbeser to lead ems stews. Tbe BerearibAbis, 8, paidis I lt ib t a teeeile P. De Illasea arrived at lbws lit= Assedese 14416 a se veld el. having heed la esessiselea sins May, 1661. The I 61, sway sbip, Captain Witses, C. 8., livid%bai bet dosages repaired, w.. taken oat of dock 7Wordoy SW will return to tee Balm ea Tuohy es thtwatsee.te. The Hula, ormermse. bought from the userehaut sorMoll, i. to have Oramb matties and distilling appends. pissed as beard, for sunless water to the array in the Cfl/11111. Sire was takea tots eta' yesterday, to be fitted out ; her use is elmaget "the Wye." The 111 4 r illamboats, the proportiou to be supplied has. this to make up the eamber of 60. inteedled fee weld rratae, are nearly ready. They are impeded to any two 24-rmader howitzer.. instead of oarronades. SHEERNESS, Jraa 17. The Tartar, 21, serew steam corvette, Capt. H. Dunlop, left hero on Saturday tut, at 9.80 a.m., for the Bakis, table, with her la tow the mortar easels Manly, slabsd, and Mamie. The Pommes mortar vessel arrived hers on Saturday last, at 8 a.m., from the Thames. A telegraphic order hoe arrived hers for the Peninsular and Oriental Company's transport Persaveranee, Captain Hoary Harris, to take bar troops oo board to-day. Previous to her embarking theta, she is to be impeded. The Glatt,n Ridding battery, Captain Coating, bar taken two of her 68-pounders on board, arenigiag 96 cwt. 2 qrs. each; the remainder of her armantoat have been taken as board the Calcutta, 84 gene. The °tattoo is ander orders to premed down Swim, as • trial trip of her Realest,, sad aloe to be tried under canvas; her mile are beat reedy for that perinea. She bto be Mid with hawse pipes on her tipper decks, for the oonvealonat of towing out to her 'shaded destinatice. DEVONPORT, Juirs 17. Twenty-Ave first elms boys were drafted from her Majesty's ship latpregasble, on Friday, on board her Ma jetty's ship Childeri, for the imam of Africa. The Childen,l2, having bad some slight defeats madegood, sailed yesterday for the Coast of Africa, taking oat mails for Amenaioa and Sierra Leone. The Calliope was paid off late ordinary yesterday, and the sea granted six weeks leave, previously to giviag their names fey each ships u they may be inclined to joist oil their rotate. The Shines' Star transport has been refitted by the artists= of the dockyard, it Whig foiled impossible' to Garry oat the order recently adopted, prohibiting work tieing doss by government yards for the transports. She is to go oat of harbour to morrow. About 300 of the Lead Transport Corps arrived here by railway on Thursday, and were marched, oreseded be the band of the Royal Mariam, to the Royal William Victual liag-yerd. and Immediately embarked la the Teigasnouth for the Crimea. They are a Sae body of mew, sad appeared In excellent spirits. - _ DUBLIN, Jugs 18. EMBARKATION OF TROOPS. A detachment of the 6th Dragoon Guards, under the command of Captain Hayes, proceeded yesterday from Portobello barracks to Kingstown, where they embarked on beard .the Oneida for the seat of war. Their appearance tweeted eonsiderable nneatiam, their fine regiment haying been temporarily dismembered to missequence of its losses daring the wilder be the Crimes, sad es they paned through the streets they were emtheidnothially cheered by the people. The ma end hones thopeolag the detachment were all traieed within the last three months by the 3rd Dragoon Guards, which, being itself on the home establishment, has several recruiting parties oat for the 6th. These men are at resent to proceed only to Scutari, where they will undergo a farther course of drill before being forwarded to the Crimea. Tee Oneida screw steamer, which takes oat these and a i ormaidereble number of troops besides, arrived in Kingstown I, harbour from Liverpool yesterday morning. She is a nag - i nificent vessel, considera bly exceeding the Great Britain in e poise of site, and being bat seven feet shoran than the e Himalaya. The present is bee Mat trip, sad she wee 9 timbered ealy about me menthe eines at Glangqw, were * she was built for the Canada Oman Steam Ifailgatiot , Company, bat almost immediately on her cempletioa is she was ebartend by goveramest to &savoy troops sad e t horses to th e Crimea. She is commended by Cap- N tabs Digby Morton, is 2,317 tons burden, carries en- 10 irises nominally of 440-hone power , and is capable, 11, it a, of making 18 4 knots an hour under favourable r e circumateaces. The ()aside bad on board, on arriving at i c , Kirwan/a, 112 Image and 68 men beloegiag to the 4th all Light Dragoons, under the command of Ca tale Marshall; II and embarked in the course of yesterday 72 honse sad 180 11l area belonging to the 4th sad Sth Dragoon Guards. In ad- r e dition to the °Moen going out in charge of the different doeselassents, berths were taken up for the following 48- Isom :--Liastenant.Colonel ilandeock, commanding nicer in sheep; Lieutenant-Colonel Stratum, Major Haltom, IL Paymaster Leiden, Caotaia Forrest. Captain Williams, 10th IL I aussera; Captains ll. Donald, Meeker, Dear, Allen, Cram- M ilerd, M.Naire; Lieutenants Clesther end hillardo ; En- v dim Campbell and Alleys', 79th Highlanders ; Captain Peed, Lieutenant Hawkias, Lieutenant Byrne, Royal Bs- ' Von; Lieutaaeat Croker, Drs. Leslie and Soo.t, and so. e -Surgeon Mo. et. l= nth F of the 72nd Regiment, consisting of 200 teak sad file, 3 sergeants, end 3 drummers, ander the r oommead of Captain C. Rice, with Ensigns Stockwell end litisherlaon, arrived here yesterday from the depot at Kll - to embark for the Crimea. Major-General Ed's, - eammeattleg the Kilkenny district, arrived in Dahlia by LI the same train. a The Sarah Suds was expected ip Queenstown this day, sad will take out a large number of hones for ! Mimes& in the Crimea; sad the Lord Raglan, sailing temmepert, will also start hamediately, on similar service. Them was a grand field day in the Phoenix Park titis thy, the whole of the troops in garrison, consisting of the Royal Horse Artillery, 3rd Dragoon Guards, 7th Guards, the 6 6th, 60th, and 96th Reanimate, the re, City ot Dablin, and the Could, of Dublin' of Militia, with staff sad beads, resembling as s lases Acres at 11 o'clock, nudist the comeathd te Osara Lord Smith and Major-General Cochrane. The w aer se rseesi is fall dress and mashing weather, however, osder, sad Iced semaie a Mask cartridge. The ' was ast Isemiriable. It b sainewred that the demi-battery of Royal Arellery datismed at Kilkenny will shortly embark for the Chimm, taklag their gene with them. The City et Dublin Militia are under order al immediate readiness to embark for England. OUTRAN DoCITAID.—On Friday afternoon, Castor frigate, 36 guns, Dees p ing the first covered dock , was pat in commission . She Is • militia vessel, the lam of the old school, being designed by Sir Robert Seppings. It is worthy of remark that lb. Ceder wee the last vessel. the present superinteedent of the dockyard, Captain Wiyil, had thesommand of. She is to be ready in six weeks, and t will bars from 150 to 180 hands about heron Monday (this day) and the names bead dimesdeas of the vessels 10 IC=the ant two slips have already been usentiosed. 10 contains the Severn 60 guns, sailing vessel; a isaallhl Ismael, finished, with 'the exception of her cabins, V idddi are is hand. She is deter vend to the fest sailer 11, built in the same slip and was design, and is in 180 feet ; height, 40 feet; width, 60 teat ; her keel down, 1849, The fourth slip captains the Itresietable, irese, fitted with propeller. 'lbis vowel has been for • ia somillerable period untouched, to allow of her seasoning. a lias las aeir a few hands (forty) about her. Her heel was lan AM the same year as the Se vent. • In kWh she is IN Mel height, 46 feet; width, 56 feet. PROPOSED ENC4NPMENT IN DEYONIIHILII.—The 'overeaten having decided ea having 4,000 Noes essisa triad la the neighbourhood of Exeter, =ay plaw hove been itemised awl reverted on by the v arious au thee se appropriate; but on Saturday last, Woodbury, Lyapeleae, sad Bleekbins were inspected by Gummi Eden (the ems. mender of the western district), aceoutpaaied Healey, Royal Engineers, end Dr. Brent, of Wood=, which took some hours. The Woodbury Hills possess assay and various remarries for a camp ; though there is • repeat that the locality is haunted by the ghost of • lase veatisehle baron, who died at Bictoo. But for that Weedbery woad, on doubt, be the chosen spot.— Western Taws. It is understood that there is an intention to form a military camp at Leads, and that a large piece of common lad Is the inteediate vicinity of Leeds, knows sa Wood bines Naar, has bees surveyed for the purpose. QM Modred and forty invalid', hs p y a ll pai beeLr a i lespeeted by Dr. G. Dutton, Ireet Pitt, sad (mad alavalsecsat, tat Ramp. lea Duredis for their reaped's , house. They were roe veyed fa vans to the railway. The crowded alas of the Wrath' Barracks rendered their departare assessery. On Thursday fifty invalids arrived by the ball-past 10 o'clock train at limed station. Nine cf the mos were received into Fort Pitt Hospital, and the ientaieder seat to thejepalid Barracks, St. May's. These wee ems by_ the Billtrealer sharp aPletastollargeon basso. Fifty eats soma left Fort Pitt on Thursday, fee Mery's Darreeke. SIIMIA2I3II Emosivu.—A French paper Oita oho tls• onbniene Ishrsal ansidssa, Ind& wen bin wed at am LINSIVIND nods wan Is nimbi enwspol to lambs* sad Beld antra bps. On el non v was Wig it luta. blow wp a rode bats --•-- Ilerszeu: Zezitans. The railway thus market today was inaetint with little tamp in pers. In the morning a little flatness prevsilcd, but the dosing quotations were much the same es those of yesterday. Gnat Western, Caledonian, and Boma Counties gazes may be par tienlarbed es flatter. THIS DAL—Two (Mimi. Business in railway shares iisiagniarly small, and the market is doll. Great Northern§ are rather flatter, at 231 to 1, and io a few other cases prices are a shade easier, but there is no general decline. Loudon and North-Western stork is quoted 1031 to 104; Great Waitron, 671 to 681; llialand, 741 to 76; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 811 to 821; Booth illasterns, 181 to 1; wad Caledonians, 311 to 1. French shares have declined. Northern are quoted 38 to 1; Fastens, 361 to 381; and Faris and Lyons, 281 to 291 prem. #°' , 1 : 11•111 St .., 1113 104 N 70 I ff Ifsrt w ~ WZI; awl _ _ N mirj ii I 14 13 43 U lii ite _S _1 dls M Webs ••••• 16 Tabie.ll7llherDes en Dwlleres. Tell IN& leares_... _ _ -" all Wasarazd mei = all Waterford mid all Wed Lai all Wad Oemolt. .. 6 W.Zadetlds.tals;ai7i. ti 41 10 11 N 4 6 U 111 sin 76 N IS 1 1 1 pa I . 1031 • I Si MI 103 tr II 1 741 5 - ii 11 la 77 N di IN Pi Tsi Il= 1 4is 41 • a; HaNI $ poi iki as. 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Ile we ti CHURCH OF &NOLAND SCRIPTUIII BLADES' staiocuriox.—The pulpit at the church of St. George the Martyr, Quota-square, was yesterday specially devoted to the Wait of this association. In ths moruthg, the Lord Bishop sf Wiachester mulled an eletpleat and impressive sermon to a very numerous orogregation, tablas his text from the 12th chapter of St Mask and nth verse. His lordship stated that the association employed 127 Scripts» restien to visit from house to house a population of 1,1.06,000, and to endeavour to impress the light of the Gospel on the minds of the unwilling end the ignorant. The ospenditure of the association had exceeded 10,0001. during ya• put year while the income unfortunately tell spent bruit redeshoit of that amount, and as there was no property to fill back upon he woult earnestly appeeltothem to support a misty whose object was above all °then to starry the word of our spiritual Matter to the hearts of the humble and ne glected. Re would call upon them *specially as the col lathes sad subscriptions from the district were ineufaciest to defray the upenses of the Scripture reader engaged in visiting the densely crowded portion of the parish. A con siderable accession to the funds of the smadarion 'pm yan alined in the collection at the close of the service, and similar moults attended the sermon preached in the afternoon by the BA'. R. S. Cummins, BA., and in the evening by the Rev. W. Short, M.A., the rector. ' DEFEAT or A Cat RCH RATE.—A fair days ago s meeting wee held at the village of Cheadle, near Stockport, at which, the churchwardens, action on the suggestion of the vicar, proposed to lay a church rate. The vicar himself written a letter justifying the imposition of sash a tax, but wee not present, and the chair was taken by the curate. adds Is en ostessive puhh, having but a small popula- No in the village where the church is situa. At the ,MMakpart end of the parieh, two miles from th e village, • Imp vaassfecturieg population has grown up, forming mutef,what is called Stockport, though sot usually witbis Rao boundaries of that borough. These people mostly island the 11116,1111111 and chapels of Stockport sad Reston Neu* ant , hulas less sympathy with the residents of the village and the atm eats at its church, this was one ot the oases Is whisk dome totes were we to become most ob noxious. Theo was essamposeig • strong oppeeidoo mastered whist du serum propose by the siturawardens. Mr. Rom Como*, solicitor, of Ifetapert, bums the earnest of Me bah* Of the copped** sad basics ad. • dressed the nasellbin ea at assibsent adttriouing - the pro essdisgs was suallsd by • ' wise*. Tbs roe thus defeated, the skunk 4oek Moinine/8010. 1 • 1 las • 4210 ‘ , NU as Yeager trap. CILIUM PALACZ. "- Joni 16.—keitairion. ism payment, 6171 OM - by a. Rik" 2,721; 1•101, 1,866. Banns—The prices of wheaten broad in the me tropolis an boa 9101. to WO. ; of nosislioti OiSle $l4. Is N. kg. DAY. , 00 1 O 0 1 00 10. O 0 10 20 00 1 SO $0 00 10 SS PO $0 20 PO; - 1 40 IN I 4PI 112 121 l l 4i II Si l i I p 17 MI 4 qzd I SI t 1 1# li 11 4:d ever, a firmer feeling prevailed, and the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday. The transactions were limited, the Stock Exchange being now closed at two o'clock on Saturdays, and a dispo sition becoming daily more prevalent to regard the last day of the week as a partial holiday. Consols were first marked 911, and closed at 911 to #ex div. for the 10th July. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 10th July, 914, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 921,1; Bank stock, 210 ; Three-and-s-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868,1001. Oionium was first marked 41 prem., and closed at 4j bob pprraem. Itesday, the 18th inst., is special settling day la the amnions, preparatory to the payment of the in st on Tuesday. March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 18e. to 201. prem. ; the June bills at 13s. to 16s. prem.; sod India Bonds at 265. to 295. prem. The foreign stock msrket was quiet and steady. Turkish closed • shads better than yesterday, at 81j te 1. Spanish Bonds ars firmer. Notwithstanding the absence of Australian remit tances, the imports of the precious metals this week have been considerable. Our list includes the under mentioned arrivals, viz.: 1,688,000 dolt. by the Bal tic and 105,000 dole. by the Arago, both from New York; 789,794 dole. (of which about 230,000 dole. were in gold and 559,794 dole. in silver) by the La Plata, from the West Indies, B to. ; 1,1801. in gold dust, besides a small quantity of specie, by the Great Western, from the Brazils; 10,4781. by the Iberia, from the Peninsula; and a small'quantity of gold by the Derwentwater, from Hobart Town. The total value of these imports may be stated at between 507,0001. and 508,0001. Large quantities of silver also continue to be drawn from the continent to meet the demand for India and Chios, and this isfhienoe would appear to operate as a check to any tendency towards recovery is the continental ex changes. Thus the Custom-house lists record the arrival of 15 oases of bullion by the Baron Osy, from Antwerp; 45 cases of silver bars and 34 cases and 12 casks of bullion, by the Raveneboarne, from the same port; 26 casks of silver by the Batavier, and 9 casks of bar silver by the Fyenoord, both from Rotterdam ; and 28 boxes of silver coin by the Flora, from Oporto. The value of these silver remittances is not stated. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week comprises 84,700 ounces of silver, chittly to Belgium; and 1,710 ounces of gold, chiefly to Hamburg. These shipments represent • total value of about 28,0001. The particulars are annexed, viz., Gold ban: to Bel gium, 450 ounces. Gold coin : to Hamburg, 1,200 ounces; to Boulogne, 60 ounces. Silver bars: to Belgium, 84,000 ounces. Siver coin : to Hamburg, 200 ounces ; to Boulogne, 700 ounces. The only other shipment officially reported is 49,3171. by the Avon, for the Brazils, Sea, by which the ascertained shipments of the week are raised to about 77,0001. There have also been some consider able shipments of gold in private hands to the con tinent, but, on balance, the Bank of England's me tallic stock is believed to have received an accession this week. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 26th inst. for the supply of 50,0001b5. of tea, 5 tone of pepper, 27 tons of tobacco, 60 tons of 'trap, and 200 tons of salt, and on the 19th inst. fur the convey ance of stores to Fernando Po, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Trinoomalee, Halifax, New Brunswick, New foundland, Honduras, Antigua, Jamaica, Constan tinople, Scutari, Crimea, and Heligoland. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 21st inst. for the hire of a ship, to convey emigrants to Moreton Bay, and to be ready to receive passengers between the 16th and 24th of August. In land shares to-day the only change was a decline of about 10s. in those of the Australian Agricultural Company. Bank shares are well supported. The shares of the new City Bank have risen to 5 to 61 prem. The shares of the new Bank of London are likewise officially marked, and have met with trans actions at to t prem. The original stock of the Crystal Palace Company has declined to 3 1-16 to 3 3-18, but the Preference shares continue in request, and have risen to tto 1 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares were dealt in at 4j (71. paid); Australian Royal Mail at 4 (101. paid); General Screw Steam at 141 to 15; Netherlands Land at 2 to 2i (Si. paid) ; and Oriental Gas at I prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ci.octx. The English fonds are flat to-day, and priced show a decline of to 1 per cent. Very little business is going forward. Consols have ranged between 911, to 4, and 91f to 1, and are now quoted 91 4 ex div. for the 10th July, The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 924 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock at 210; the New . Thirty Years' Annuities at 161; Exchequer Bills, I March, at 18s. to 21s. prem.; ditto June, at 13e. to 171. prem.; and India Bonds at 30s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull. Turkish is Satter, at 811 to 4. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 184 to 4; and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Buenos Ayres Bonds have been dealt in at 674, being a decline; Dgtch Twe-aod a-Half per Cents. at 64i ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tifs. at 941; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 944 (exchange, 26tr.); Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 39 ; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 861 ex di,. ; and Danish Thrce per Cents. at 814. BATIIRDAT EVINDIC The British mining stock market to-day was net, and generally exhibited steadiness. Wheal :My (Lelant) shares, however, were flatter. The gold mining, and other foreign and colonial :ocks, presented no new feature of moment. National Iranihan shares were more offered. Subjoined are the present quotations of the stocks t which the chief trantactions of the week have taken place, vit.: South Bunt, 650 to 660; South Wheal Frances, 606, 516; Wheal Boiler, 440, 450; Botswana 205, 210; North Basset, 274, 284; Wert Basset, 28, 30; South Canon, 305, 315 ; Soum Tamar, 64, 74; Alfred Consols, 114, 12; Wheel Kitty (Want), 55, 6u ; Cujah and Weatworth, 1 7, ; Cara Darren, 65., Bs. ; Vale of Towy. 24...265. ; Herodsfoot, 2, ; Watt Alfred Consols, 12, ; West Francis, 20, 22; Great Wheal Alfred, 10, 12; Wheal Cupid, 8,9; North Vale of Towy, ; Wheal Bender, 2, 4. For shares in new undertakings the current quo tations (whioh,however, are in most cues little more than nominal) are subjoined : pulehote Copper, 1 16 to 3-16 per share ; Jamaica Copper, ito I per share ; Dbarode Copper, Ito dis. ; Oberahot, 1-16 to 316 per share ; Peninsular iniog, dia. to pm. ; 8.6 n Fernando, 3.16 to 3 per share ; Great Crinoir, 746 M 9 16 par share ; Lackamor Copper. 318 to 3 per share ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ito per stare; Great Cambrian Mining bad Quarrying , to per share • British Australian Gold, 1.16 to pm share ; .Gladbieh Zinc, 116 to 3-16 per share ; Laze Bathunt Geld, ls. to 21. per share; Australis Consols, 3.16 to 5-16 per share; London and Virginia Gold tind Copper, 316t0 5 16 per share ; Wildberg Comb, to 2 per share ; d'Or, 1.16 to 3.16 per share ; Polti- , "ft. 1- 1 6 tf Mahn* ; Fort Bowen, to per share ; Gainey-Frith - Media dia. to pm. A special general meeting of the Waller Gold Mining Company is called for the 2nd July, when a be .proposed by the directors for de resolution will claring Cdividsed of 5 per cent. THIS DAY.—Two oTtocr. The gold mining shuns remain quiet, with no ha-1 portant alteration in pries. AlMllahall AriaWel 1114 Peel Bing inns MS COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat fresh up for this morning's market was small from Eases and Kent; the bulk of the last two weeks' supply from the former county remaining over unsold gave a good display of samples. Picked runs tealised ls. to 2s. more moue than le t Monday, and the se condary being held fora lake advance, some quantity re mained over eneold at a late hour. Foreign wheat sad flour could not be purchased so well as last week. Barley was in short supply, and fully as dear. Oats were a good sale, and 6d. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas inset late rates. ARRIVAL! INTO LONDON PROM JUNE 11 TO JUNE 16. C 196. Etl4o. 0401619. hIS. Voralga. V7loot Eerier' .." 58 666 I l ow 14740 Oats. ...... ..... 561 44 I 1/60 16904 11"...... " ... 61 :69 mks. .ti . Nina.. MINCING.LANIL-THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of— Saw : 300 bbds. West India, 950 bags Mauritius, and 500 bags Banana. Coffee : 300 casks and 1,000 tugs plantation Ceyloa. Cocoa: 500 bags Trinidad. Rice: 1,500 bags Bengal. The private contract markets haws a Ann appearance to askow.—A large amount of busineis has been done lino* Friday, chie6y in Demerara, at 20. 6d. proof. • SALTPSTILB.—WiI most guns this article from 6d. to 11. dearer, although there has not been a large businem done. Corrow.—Tne demand continues very limited. Ittce continuos to ow a flint appearance. with a fait On.a7—Soal, pale, 521. to 631 ; yellow, 491. to 601.; brown, 481. ; sperm body, 1311 to 1331. ; boadinattor, 11W. ; cod, 461. to 461. 10s.; South See, pale, 481.. ; Olive. Gallipoli, 641. 10s. to 651. ; Spanish and Sicily, 621 to 631. ; cocoa nut, 41s. to 425. ed. polo, 391 6d. to 40. 6d. ; linseed, 394. 6d.; rape, pale, 67,. ; brown, Us. to 645. 6d. DAY. The tallow market is dull at the enacted quotations, with but little business doing, vie. : —Town tallow, 495. nett sash; Petenbarg Y. C. on the spot, 62.. ; June, 618. 6d. to 61e. 9d. ; October to Deo., 635. 64. to 635. 9d. PanTlC9Latts OP TALLOW. TALLOW Itookas baud Casks. Delivery last womb Do.lresa lit Juno Assivallast week ..... 24.100 1,242 2,109 1,601 34,414 1,070 26433 137 Do. from lot June Pyles T. C. par aut. .. 475. d. 49. sd. 931 64a. W. 91. 46,917 1,616 ..--- 3,203 797 1,403 SU Ocl. 52. O. Arrival for the week ending June 26, lest year, 864 auks, sad delivery, 1,083 casks. The arrival last weak comprised 5 casks from Au.tralia, 50.5 Avail South Amadeu, and 19; from mhos places. Total, 797 cub. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. TIM DAY. The number of beast; is small and the demand consider able, conssqusntly prices have advanced. The supply of sheep is also shorter, and they are quickly disposed of at our quotations. Trade for lambs is by no means active, but the activity of other things causes them to maintain late rates. Calves are much d . From Germany and Holland there an 468 bouts, 1,440 sheep, and 163 calves; Spain, 620 sheep ; SceUand, 600 beasts ; and 2,000 from Norfolk and Suffolk. ter ems ot tebs. a 4.4. I. • Per done of Ilto. 4. d. I. 4. FMK Horofoido.. 410 6 2 Bat DM. a lit.-gds. 68 6 2 6 4 mug „ 4 8 410 isess Loci-wool Ilsoosd Ovalttl Hero.. 38 4 4 Do. do. Moro 4lO 6 2 alra 4 8 6 8 limo owl mood Alit! 0 0 0 4 0 6 0 Do. do. ream. 4 0 4 6 Bat boo & Hall-bre& 0 0 0 0 I Lembo 814., as marts, 3,711+; &alp orollmok, 22,010; Wm. 214; 6444 610. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Snmth report that the demand fee Lew begs and line yearlings contanass Mandy, with seemly ay on hand. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holyere.l, 18s. 6tl. ; Bleu Nam, 19s. 3d ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 189.; Webs Bad Huston, 2 0 s. 6d.; Walls Bad Henan, 20s. 6d. Wal's Bud Stewart'e, 6d; Walls Bad Tees, 20.. 6(1-121 fresh 'hi. • at market. SAMARITAN FREE HOSPITAL.—The second Mini. vinery festival of the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children, situate at 27, Orchard-street, Portman-• qua., was given on Friday at the London T , under the pre sidenc of the Lord Mayor, Sheriff Sir Coulee D. Croaley, Mr. H Ball, M.P., Mr. H. Brown, Mr. Barnard, and other gentlemen. The Sainantan Free Hospital was este blisheil in 1847, for the treatment of the dime.' of women end children, and for the reception. as in patients, of poor and dettatute females suffering from diseases peculiar is their sex. They ate admitted without letter, the only pogo,- being sickness and poverty. Upwards of 62,000 hive been thus relieved ; and last year more than 7,000 patients were attended at the hospital. To embrace all that is required by the particular objects of the institutios, it is divided into genre! depart ments An hospital for the etc rice of poor women afflicted with cifseases incidental to their sex. 2. An out door department, to: the medical and surgical attendance of women and children in all camps of d is ease. 3. A ma ternity department, for the attendance, at Heir awn homes, of poor married women during their confinement 4. A samaritan fend, from which loans of baby-linen, bandages, dm., are granted, and arrowroot, cocoa, and other com forts supplied to the trul• nelitsiilolll. The Lord Mayor, after disposing of the usual loyal and patriotic toa.ts, pro paled the " Society," and mule a forcible appeal on behalf of its objects, which was responded to by a subscription of 2501. FATAL ACCIDENT ;IN TEE ClTY.—Between eight and nine o'clock on Saturday morairg the whole of the ornamental stone cornice of the newly-erected Manchester warehouse of Messrs. Hunt and Co., of Wood street, Cheapside, gave way, and fell with a tremendous crash into the street, destroying the greater part of the enormous sc effoloing, aad sizia.hieg in the fronts of the opposite werehoules. A man named Thomas, who was unloading a cart ia front of the building, was crashed to death. Many of the stones composing the cornice were the largest that could be promised. The force with which they fell broke in the 'ewer under the carriage road, and did a vast deal of damage. Fortunately no persons happened to be passing at the time, neither were the workmen on the premises. FATAL ACCIDENT TO Ma. GEORON CA/RZON.—VPs regret to state that Mr. George Carson, heir presiimptive to the Barclay of Scarsdale, and cousin of the Earl Howe, met with an accident is Hyde-park on Saturday, which has ter minated fatally. The naturtanst• gentleman was riding in Hyde-park on Saturday evening, just before 6 o'clock, and when midway between Maley House and Stanhope-gate, in endeavouring to pass by two carriages, his hurts became restive, and three him os the edge of Div footway. Mr. Curzon fill on his head, which it is beJaved, from the very serious injuries he received, must have come in contact with the kerb-atone. He was immediately eon veyed to St. George's Hospital; and Mr. Below, tbe house surgeon, on perceiving the extent of the iciuries sus tained, called in the aid of Mr. C. Hawkias Oa that gentle man seeing the patient, belmenediately pronounced the can a hopeless one. Ati l eg reph message was then (*melded to Derbyshire, apprising Mrs. A. Cason, mother of the deceased, of the accident, and she arrived in London early yesterday morning, and reached the hospital about an hoar and a half before the dissolution of her son, and, with the Countess Howe, was present at his death, which took plates a quarter past seven cm. The Earl Howe had been by brother of the bedside of his cousin during the greater part of the night. The deceased George Nathaniel Carson was eldest "n leird of h October, 1826. His remains have been removed to his lodgings inSouth Audley s ladatele,Hoann.diuswaultewv.rtlirsd Corson, strait. TOPOL.—The Semaphore de D IVERS IONS AT SIBAS Moreeilks cantinas tbe fullowing anecdote ham Sebastopol : Some days ego a party of oaken 01 the Raman gerrieoe, wishing to avail themselves of • few hours' leisure, sent a band of wade toe CDSTIDIDB Ogil, surrounded by Abe planta tions, at the bead of a small bey at Me bottom of the bar boor. From the French hatteriee, by the aid of a good spy glass, we coold see • party of elegantly dressed ladies and their partners gaily day clog on the lawn before the henna The netoral politeness of the French towards the fair ass. asd their . Isamu love for the emus. ment in which t h e Akers and their fair friends were engaged, mat's them • lath to disterb them. Our artillerymen, however, thought that it would be fast es well to remind them that a porosit ies from 45 Peen& for thew fate superseded any autho i riestion i a OgIIDO Ogee Seeks* or from the Ramo: AlexanderWWll, and is order, to do so a stall was put is a morterl i d aimed with such , precialeallra t it fell jail is front of the beam. No other was fired, sad for the re mainder of the day the party enjoyed ttuanealvea to their yell-beat In the evening, bowers? , the champagne began to predate es natural effect, and the laneli Imre up seek tame that so slo one could p. lt was useumery to put ea end to the disturbance, aad another Iron eseassager was placed in a mortar, and careful aim being takes wm drepps , just in this middle of the gram plot. The warning woo soma, es the party lied right sad loft. No cem wss hut, bets es they say dearly that we would so lower 1111 I assozei by their mis t lii pal' bnk• sp." of rooft. dodo rtarrAi ALIST N of Nsw ZION BOOKS numb wells MCDIIII lIIISCT LIBRARY. a WIT d elm me COMM: . BAT ROBES wtOdroes Iris dfroidird mod oderod prices far emir. Sado Wood rem. ao, se id w i voloord mam. &DM **s lim Nastitsra. rieSh N 0 ob.ll 1 1 , OF Nrilif P. Ser. 111. 0 1 Oro tr. a• atom .....t . ..........! M. )81 i No 144 I i i I I Ii • 7 5_ 45 i f i iOf 3 29 SI ad I I9m Si ad 20! 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