The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-26 00:00:00

_.eit of onapaie: triteot ice Ana; hi wised el keeplait a s . uhd falsified the - aft. eistiod Wier idatoode Ptild• p =1: , I rom se donitiel a mate rioted, sad aye of a. /hay tie= toostitie of e pea we vvoided tu the tor% b=,-*7 PI - fable age widelt had wade mired that 1 / 2 at the Was, ✓ the toupee.; had izt Land the edopal i overehaves ted to 4204, aad d oted is his books by I hadidoid. dialed the hat the bealtropa had he had &4 died wire she met wile the state. He eimmiOt to seldah hnOitIMI Wit it "11 wet urn of Or expenftr aak i wen manwerrad also said was a pure Betel, that he kips a s month alma thir hey to upwards of Mk, el, for which theme wan was clearly within the led to keep MPS, books I these book. were tabs, hid a true statement of orto the bankrupt had fall bushman all awe. l in Cheapaide sad sentaawid to keiriess toed he had di were also in= el bankrupt might have aeormate he had sot lyr ith the opposing eyed. a proves, by *MR el rde of 3,0001 4;1 A1. fah ao comaid lad received by the . pin Chancery had only y, when the bsabuipt kle had only received got en order spinet bin se for 8001., and it wee sell It to a compny at w & . There beneathn tuabie to . pre. ay ; and in the MIA rotund nether mine, for the benefit the false books was enftety stria referred to. were istimates of the linen or were incorrectittoold true state of his affairs, es of the company. 'et of his having kept no the alleged false entries, f intention to muesli the ekrapt had betas -with 7, 1864, b. had a surpha mew in rasped of oalls ca gamed aefortsmates He fortune ; bat him Imam. ight diameter. He bad sad now it was alleged sma carrying re badmen starve. The assipos aid ited bad had &Wisp :with should hare him order of *ma from Hr. Cape. the • dealings persowith 3 COURT. Special Jury* lON OP LONDON. - THI LLZT. it - h - r: Halbert VaThey Im. tamed horn • former day, t Chancery, sad the matter wed with the Haw. Mr. 'plied fur another adjourn. ir the clnintant, contended wan gone, and thereon' Woe the oitee occupied is likely to be heard in the , said the gage wag Wags oaki be isiebed by the .little &ease el tie tem *seine ; it bed better be parliament wesiil beton ref the 15% July. x. A181:11/1101 commas. tarday in the oar "The be London, Chatbash,; and la New Bridp•uMeet. is Fleet.otreet war. St. I ooavereattoa a vuediet Q.C., and Mr. POW, Ir. Lloyd sad Mr. Nome COURTS. AY.) RICHNORD. fat Martin. the lathir • I young girt. wearing the ist of the prevailing Muhl" s Henry charged with re. nand of 10e. for conveying sitting with his medlar an at about s quarter to 1 2 c el requested to be dries. le With the mood= el ire fashionably droll! them to Waterloo hie& and consequently be station, where they offend biles altogether. !as rather MOM then 'OW ship ; bat look at thatime ;idea, they offered 10s; N d not . otbiag wMlsid s., which we offered at the g a mile. id the constable at the ohm 'er of 7s. bets sober ? rimy were very tipsy. iak it was &accost to hrini Cr was ➢resent at the time. I of money. They .V pre drinking all lA* War uP in ought to be salsamot et avowal io open court. It le to a much larger tan them his time in attomlieOrms I will give yea the eglPerts• igod " out ci .out. ti .ed dit b._ MO WY softy Mr what belied doge. „„_,mila sold be weal to see this row, bat did aid emir "Dbretsess. * lip Barba Bad Xmas lira.. or l!' !Winn 7 &Ye imi 'rent ; sad Haien he would mise The Lae wee SOUTHWARK. .. TWO 01030/T3 imaalamts om Mafia. ;00 , • Amon was placed at the bar blare Kr. for Baal examination , charged with ammultleg •i psi Mame and robbing her of a mantle sad a puns ,g • Mg about 12.8. He au &leo suspected of ginning' t - Therston, and robbinr h er a pane is open day. •If poet from the •• glum oti a tamer condos asil t Afig Johnson that on edasedlay lei hi, the 7th net., ale en the prisoner and two others at the Lot ., ii..asidge Tonne Wellingtooeireet, sad he sad his followed her up Elogethwerk-rinet. When ~.... coder the railway arch she mu seised by two of the the • er took hold of her by the throat. forced and then robbed her of her mamas sad re. with which they all made off. That same night she : • •--- the simmer it the steitioa-houes, end identified him. ~.. that Ode witness bad been &Wring that night, - tali new, when the prisoner wee brought up on reamed, she g, a dildlind wan forward to promente him, as she should M 0, l ad NM te swear to him. . . paw. 98 X, iatoneed the magistrate that than wee K., ' " ; d isableeharie esdast the simmer ate similar mists. .."•• Lyo Lb Thmesa•M them came forward and mid that &boat Fe , , g shtick as tie aftersooe of Taesdal, the 6th, she was lis lesdeg dews Bweagetreet, Dowerreed, with a pared la me , le kid - Nod • mime la the ether, whim eke wee sledded, , E. posed apes by • yeasg mem, who esdemound Ir. t o make the panel hem her. Be stragg led herd a , Tim boa, who be seised bar by the *Mt sad gi, Ikeemaase Mohamed", sad thee he don her pane. At net at , . dal •ma from a timber-yard came to bar assietasee, II maskt the billow, took her puns from him sad banded it 1 1 1 ! 14M* to her. Ike was so ill from the effect' of the vielienee ' 4 .. ; 81 AM tie allowed blue to erne's. The primmer looked like a ow l', rotag ems, bat she did awl like to smear to him 111 . TM mace frees the timber.yeed was celled and he mid that M ~.elhe Wined the young mina was taller thug the primmer. at Is WY somewhat like him in features, but he did sot Walt IS '; ' ,;110 was the thief. 18. liir. Bonham told the primmer that it was fortune* for is. 1 , , A him the winsome could not swear 100 him, as kis : - set et ell favourable to him. Is disidemigiag Ir l h a s a 7 ii, Mai as le his flaw* wintermkt. ea be might dept N. spant tie pollee wadi look am mo abseils oh us. . _ _ N. nes is still little huelneee in tharailway marluet,' end the tone is Ist. Metropolitan stook ; shoes prominent heaviness, and has declined 1 per r esat. Great Wir i stern I; i e also receded " and astern }, Lan ambits and Yorkshire 4, and Midland }. London sod North Western stook is now quoted IRto ; Great Western, 69 to } ; Midland, to ; Lancashire and Yaimbira, 12,1} to } ; aledoniaa, 133 to 134 ; South Eastern, 84 to } ; Great Eastern, 48 to } • London and South Western, 99 to 160 ; Meiropolitan, 141} to 142 • Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto A, 144} to 1411 . Dutch enish and Great Western of Canada Railway shares are firm, while Lombardo Venetian show a downward tandeney. Grand Trunk of Canada stook is also fiat. Indian lines are inactive. itti at zi ir,t OWN' to 1 tWi i n 10 4 Pin ISO 1 1e pa fil el 11+ 11 141 lbli le IN i a 66 18 SI Me • 16 164 169 • 4 •i 106 1117 a " se Obis Priem u nu ma par ima 41 et Pi IS 101 VO VS 110 100 104 106 ee 59 0 80 48 66 tp: le 10 UI 111 9t 9 a; 67 116 80 U 1 Oleo 1081 104 96 97 90 91 OS U U di 101 e 104 101 104 lei. :". M 97 16 56 115 lit N 0 lie 6 4 416 N 6 6pm N 6 6 .1 IA" 11 1 Pit You is sa4is SI I 8 14 TO W TS 71 16 1 lis 68 81 *2 10 140 148 la leas II 6 4 die IS 41 64 71 is ids, Par Kimi it IA I lic!!' Se " stas simi l 55 3T 3 6el le IT 6 6de -- 56 OS 4 56 as 66 3 6 Gams) Credit Zhemee of Leedom (United), 6. liadrea's Bay, 16f, I. Imperial Mem Orerbt AMlNkiiolll (Lirallod). 7. Literatikeel Financial Soddy (Limited), 84 Dalian Irrigation (Orel Or wear), 6 per mmi.tileesie se.' deem. 1870, Maud se 90, Of, 2. Joint Stook Dimmest (Limited), 91. Lad Seomiliee (Limited). 4. =Amodaitee 4Lhehod_ ). Omnibus Oompasy (limited), al, I. Madam Irriptioa d aad CUM (10i. paid), 9f. Do. o. tll oc ialdl. Freehold Lead sad 11. Peeimalar sad Oriental Set. t,( 78, f die. De Nem (951. paid), 55 ex die. Telegraph Dowrnmeoa arid Melateaanoe (Limited), 81. Thema sad liereel Melee Imainam (Limited). 71, Universal Macias amaramie (LiraiMd), lie The stock markets contint. tendency. The transactions still consisting chiefly of sales, the funds have further receded per cent. About half-a.clocen of the chief British lines have also declined, as well as several of the foreign securities. The discount market is quieter to-day, with larger supply of money, and fewer bills offering. Neverthless, the ratelfor the best paper is still 3 per cant. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English government securities are ob tainable at the reduced charge of 2 to 24 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele par*, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 661 r. 300., being 50. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 ex div., for money, and 891 to f, ex div., for the account (July 6). The official business report is as follows : Times per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 4, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 89, 881, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 89 ; Annuities, 1886, 14 1.16 ; Bank Stock, 247, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1014 ; and Exchequer Bills, fie., 2a., prem. Turkish Contend& have declined 4 per cent., Mexican 4, and Greek and Spanish Certifi cates 4. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1858, 73 to ; ditto, 1862, 74 to 4; ditto Consolidie, 491 to 50; Mexican, 254 to 1; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Greek, 20/ to ; and Confederate, 6 to 8. Trameactions are recorded as follows Brasilia, 1863, 81 ; Egyptian, 964 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 964 ; ditto 1864, 934, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 924 ; Greek, for account, 201; ditto Coupons for &want, 84 ; Italian 1861, for account, 654 ; Mexican, for account, 254, ; ditto 18644241, 4 ; Portuguese, 1853, 49 ; ditto, 1856, ko., for account, 491, 49 ; Russian, 1822, for ac count, 924 ; ditto, 1862, 91 ; Spanish for acct., 484; ditto Passive, for account, 304, 30 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924 ; ditto 1858, for account, 73 ; ditto 1882, for account, 74/, 74 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 741, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 pm. ; General Credit, 115-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to 24 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Hud ln's Bay, 164 to i ; and Egyptian Trading, 1 to 4 dia. The nominal quotations for the shares of son. of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 8 to 9 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Railways A stook of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 60 to 62, per 1001. stock ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, par to } prem. ; Downs Docks, 1} to prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph preferenoe, 1} to I prem. ; London Bridge Land, to prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2} to 3 ; Glamorganahire Iron, 1} to 2} prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, 1} to 2} prem. ; London Merchants, die. to prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 3 to 4 prem. ; East Lon don Railway scrip, 2to 3 prem. ; ditto, paid cap, to prem. British India Trust and Agency, 14 to 2} prem. ; and Barned's Banking, 2 to } prem. We have received the following memorandum for publication on behalf of the General Credit and Finance Company : The General Credit and Finance Company will, in a few days, publish, for the information of the bondholders, full details of the conversion and unification of the internal labia of the Ottoman empire into beads of the general debt, bear. Mg interest at the rate of 51. per cent. par annum. The corn moseosinent of the ocareersiou has been delayed for the wake of obviating the necessity of sending the original beads to Constantinople for verification, but measures are Dow being completed for verifying them at the place of couversien, and on the let of August next the conversion will cons memos simultaneously In Loedoc, Faris, and Cambia tinople. No gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday ; on the contrary, 36,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria. The Persia, from New York, has brought 178,6001. in specie. It was mentioned on Friday that the well known private banking firm of Messrs. I. Earned and Co., of Liverpool, was on the point of being converted into a joint stock company. The prospectus of Barned's Banking Company (Limited) is now formally Witted. The capital is fixed at 2,000,0001., in 40,000 shares of 601. each, of which it is not intended to call up more that 201. per share. It is scarcely necessary to re mark that the names attached to the project are of high respectability. The present partners in the bank are to give their active supervision in the capacity of directors for five years, and will retain a large interest in the company. Messrs. L Barned ' and Co. guarantee the payment of all debit ba lances (including bills and credits running) standing in their books on the Ist of July, when the transfer will take place. The purchase money for the busi- Rees has been fixed at 160,0001., payable by instal• menta spread over two years. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's IVeekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of jnly. The total is somewhat below the average : Amount per Share. Due Al,mdy Niunber Doe in July, 1866. Date. Paid. Call. of Shares. Amount. Bristol sad South Wales Union 6 per cent. PreL L 2.6 1 13 40 0 Not known. Great Postern LlO 6 per cent. Prof. Great Northern New Stack. 1146 Lancashire sod York shire 41041 per cent. Prof. Loodon sailboat& W est 4* per et. Pref. Stook issued at 97 1 bop. et. 47 p. et. Not knowe mhergiumdCsernewlta 81 7 0 0 82.600 187.504 = olitaa New 1.41 i 41 xlO 0 46.000 112,604 Metropolitan and Bs. John's Wood South Yorkshire Gear LW, Wined at t prem. 1 dept. 610 0 ' Not known. North goat (Darlington Boa.) Shares 124461 I • .:5 • • • • I , THE En)Riis.___EAtid EvEithtiiii, i E, OAP - c wt . ; HHARir L iara, 4 ll l lB DA 1 , 4 ) V taiegrapk ilifidathdfitaCtsas peresa ltil l.. . s4. 61. MONEY MARKET,--(TRIS DA r). 1 : ands foe the al Wild 11. 611 . 11 . 18 Atlantis kr kr° umaiLlir"le—; I.' l ass °Al oont t hrair to tt4sak k and dial, oat know slat Ito woe o ff i fa eoffray hi% fa o w . Two ectooz. • I °111.4 Vann ws. f., d os& *Po o'olool. gem, aftiewt NimiheMs Wrolisah s.y" 414 NnY weaito ‘ St e the -- — roe, bat did not thaw Thew is still little baldness is "a...railway market, orrosa_. The stock markets continue to sho nsisting w a droo chi Ping eny t " m t., ""1 101 ',__„., and the tone is flat. histiopolitan stook r u i e Z i s' a `n 6 7 r"" . at nn""n" -- n tending. • The transactions s co MUM' "...NIIPMIIyt • — //1".="7 _ a—a in__ or to Lima 7 dine ha. alumna nrnminani taavinamn anti his declined 1 Per wan:- Oman tiamaiadoa (Mandl 7. of sales, the funds have further receded i__per I WELL. IT • DOO. et, Ago-town, • is4morr with being drunk, log iamb publio-hoese, bile 11 4 1, finessed victualler, d sod further, with hewille 111 and &mud Maps, al Ste was, was charged wtflat , in the execution of his JOY og time oo Saturday aigl~ ha I the house and thea mud to arouse him a deg Oil tea sad it wax with lut e om biting him. He r for ed the dog bit him. Mart it was bail-put 12 10 ' 4 • boom Beth the pristeer sad the language the extreme. rot ig dog be would hoe r was drank, bet be d not ism die primps , ' bete" 749 A, said that Im ad whee dais. no • t He wag to Vhee he did pt the et, and it was with peed • se polioratatioa. On the we. ORDINARY MAID AID grocza. Pc I zumme. c-itszc°- ttii...= . . . !Urn IC= I iMillorkerillealas ft ft 7 NI IN N N lin W l A 1• re ale =al 6 ea Dollp. alepialeo a. Duels mela.laske 1 : $ 11 ==eka,....:l: I: =ew a rl ei r 4i M. - lc lee Do. & Asa Mk., Ne.l Ile areal Newlkotieelberl 110 eleeetaerikere lee boa j Agee. so ay. ea lee Do.) 1 ally. e. aped If le• al &ma 4 West. (Ixe ) We lbeallireelent , _ _ II q i I WO DoDerotTal.Outiii VA D ONE Violas— VA Do. W,Mlo.—OstOnt H , us F. - b7.xi;ir - piii IN Do. Do. an'aelea NO Idooridde 1 Naftalis IN Webs ead IlookyroD IN Les..lll Is B. IN Lerageo.o. *Day IN Dinh Vesta IN LoadooddleeNN IN Na0..11364.11d000b0da NS Netropodtas 4 Do. New II Do. Idtenalon eil Reim Dia (Pro. tiodo C. 111 Do. do. do. ___ a a II IT 110 a 100 116 at Tee S Us us is us; use rn 1211 IBS in r* ti K IS a 49 41 AS 106 IN 1!1 122 91 N 107 NS 61 49 Int ISti 0 00 61 00 10 . 141 164 100 !I - . 2712 TAXATION OP IRELAND. i , -- 4 ,-- t t REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE. • ' This morning was issued the report of the salad I t soneditee appointed to consider the retain of Ireland. is • the report, which extends over 12 folio pines, enters at tits seine length Into the question as to the oonformity of the R. taxation of Ireland with the novenas of the treaty of Si Union. The committee find it impossible to present—ea ;;* they wined—an account of the total set liabilities of the at. We ecastries at the time of the Uslon and again at the tt . . time of the amalgamation of the exchneen u 711 the treaty of union it was provided that even after 1 2 : ' amalgamation certain internee* and exemption from la- se . dierriminate taxation should be alkned to Ireland if the le einerstaaoss of the country seemed to require it. Of : late years, however, the committee say, considerable 10 additions have ben made to Irish taxation, sad it has bees 0 6 e placed more nearly on an equality with that of Great Britain. is Between 1852.3 and 18624 the increase of taxation in r• beleed wee 52 per mat., whilst in Great Britain it " s ; yes only 17 per cent. The committee are of opiates n ' that with regard to the grants for poor law medical QM- 2 secs and for workbag's seheohmaters, the same aid it 'Wald be extended to Inland as in England. Mr. Senior, et who gave evidence before the committee, remarks that the si taxation of England is both the heaviest and the lightest Is Europe ; the heaviest as regards the amount raised, the .‘ lightest as regards the ability to bear that 'moan; bat .2_ that is the can of Ireland it is heavy both as regards the rz amount and as regards the ability of the costributor ; and 10 be adds that England is the moat lightly taxed, sad Ire- r e 3l land the most heavily taxed country In Europe, although tee both an nominally liable to equal taxation. The rain- us mitts* were directed to inquire whether the taxation of leg Ireland cos "just is referees* to the resocresu of the Si. enstry." Though it is extremely difficult assalsin ex- tSt.ee I only the relative wealth of the two countries, they this* Si it is clew from • variety of figures, supplied It e Wetly by Mr. Chisholm, Chief Clerk of the et. Exchequer, end from other evidence, that the wealth of 100 Great Britain ia much more than that of 74 times that of we Imbued, the proportion fixed for the contribution of the pil two countries by the treaty of union. It should be mid, re bowline, that at no time from the union to the present 100 day has Ireland actually contributed to taxation in 1 3 that proportion. The committee say it is not to be es, denied that Ireland has been "offering during the l i t lad few years, but it has not been shown that a this suffering hs been owing to the pressure of taxation. M. "It would rather appear," says the report, "that it has T ea bees owing to the extremely unfavourable character of the seasons, which, for several years pest, have hem remarkably 05 Isclenent, and which have caned peculiar sufferings to • to nantry whose industry is almost wholly egriculturaL" If a i ts . the taxation of Ireland, they add, is to be graduated so m a to relieve her on the ground of her poverty, there an parte 111 of Backed and Scotland which might set up a similar case. I L They held with regard to remedies that it would be • seri- at. em error to expend the mossy voted for national objects is ::: say other way than that which appears to be bast far the m nation at large ; bat while they madame unproductive ex- at. peaditure, they are of opinion tkat any mearares which can be safely taken for furthering advances of public money to promote the improvement of particular districts in order to render Ono districts ale manly more capable of adding to the national wealth, are desirable. The applications for loans under the Lands Improvements Acts, which are attended with no risk of loss to the country, have fallen off since 1849, and the con mitts" think that the conditions must be toe neves, and might with advantage be modified. kvis The committee recommend " that extensive proprietors AM 45 ebould be allowed advances for Lod improvement , drainage, ii . 4::: To and labourers' cottages, beyead the sum of 8,0001., which is 10,K4 II sow the fixed limit, is all ions, whatever may be the size AC l r • of the estate . They also recommend that it should be me* WI made optional with the proprietor to borrow the motley, .... 0 r • seder the arrangement at preset is force, viz., by repay- re; Rio e e moats at 64 per rest. for 22 years ;or by payments of 5 per MOO O. Bri22th Brlis, w e Callai-ut" (L *sot. for such • number el jean NI will be necessary to re- 1, ,0, riC - ' amselea a JAI; pay the sum borrowed, with the same rate of Interest *We * Chartiliscarllm'ote• se at present. Also, that whoa a loan is granted 1 41 3 1 4; elt / fora farm building, it should not be made a condition that to esolise Comßask of Csaeda._ .. the proprietor should provide • house at a cost of 2001. aka* * Icon Peek of Indls.••• taaia There are many eases where a small farm building would be Ile tro IP: ems°Udated 3sak ‘ l4 most useful, hot where no bons* is required. Your coin- 14• 0011 .. 00 Da......, 1101 suttee also recommend that the condition attached to the IX: ;0" Bast "VA ( Limited) 'nation of labourer"' cottages should be resousidered- iii,ooo la Entish Joint heck its Your committee recommend that fall periodical re- K.:: L. 116 01- r , Jr.:11 1 := turns of local toxatlon in Ireland and Scotland F:s, m Fr e — repsaii - ensaUmited should be laid before parliament, as ia provided Kaa• ISO MsiesnOldes***4 l l in Parland by the act of 1860 , Your committee, is on t o n re D C ': 21: ed" 11 Ps ninon, call attention to • question which has arisen Woe is /awed Mak. limited r .to a grant of 5,0001. • year, Irish ninon, which was 111 t $0 : r° 1411. ! °66.114- ••" 1 1 ,1 originally made for the encoarprement of the Irish coast is. ea Do. Few 1 fineries under the Act 59 Geo. lIL, c. 109. Some doubt 10 as i. ,.. , 0 11 ° 14 '.4 311 .,,,.. 1a ira aPPren to have existed in Ireland is 1830 an to the o ff set Rao l a f,.. - . — ii. - k --- iiiiiii,ad ( L I of subsequest legislation upon the grant ; and the Com- 114... 1 . 0 .. ......._l*** sad *slam • • : missiones of Irish Fisheries were directed by the Lord- 4 : 7 0 -, ir, - 7 , ; .—r, e ;;;-1,...5, epa X Lieutenant of Waled, is the same year, to impend all MOM Ile Lem MBank or a l a• al Either proceeding' with respect to that grant. It seems 0 .._ sr, Linde. a t °°an er.iii : afterwards to have been considered that the grant Tim se Leans xi& ate*, I was actually terminated, and no ens of money 11.... r e Imair e aralli a ,.Ailin s ni : . Was subsequently made under it, although apple', 16 """ 1 0 8"" 1 1 0 7" 4 0 771;477, X lions were from time to time made to the Commissioners ems Alb usdottavinnimidiV4 11 ., of Pablo Works for aid towards the building and repairing est is le a Wallial. " •• i a fishery piers, and for usistane to poor fiabermen eit iiisommens* aeffaini. Whether the original grant of 5.0004 • year la still in Me Maim ilb /rm. ben 11 a NO De. deb force, or capable of e ff ect, appears to your committee to be gone go %elk Cilia.) a legal question of no small importance, and email of ri rhi I r a s ...„ ~,,LEK .I' • 1 some nicety. Your committee strongly recommend that 4: 11, — a - ii.,l the question be submitted for the °plain of the legal ad. 80• 091 . Do. 11•1 2 ••• 1 risers of the crown." et,ele id le Sailmel leek I Do. Now spos st New loath Wass • WM 10 New Zealand (Limited) 112, al Perth Western 2 •leak Comore. is emes.Baskinterp.(l. 7, Id De. do. WOO Me Powlea. cd Ireland 3.0.000 10 Do. do. New 27. 21 %lade, haus Delbl CE 'South rIA 11 e, Need. 11 sa.T. - 11res IS, terstem. de, le Dates et Jammlis —. 1•2 Oaten or lease sgem4 al as fa Indos al Loans ... . .. D 0;. Bb r i INAW. all NIL Ot. w.. (Ira) all Do. 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Wood at li is Anglo tam Anglo op (WO Anglo Italian alestant‘ 6aiallallank.oB - .niverahl lanl6l.pan 71.teapd. _ Bulk ot ..... . • • Beak ot Beak or oleo gawked) Beak et =Li BaakatT Beak ad lowiiplettl - • 111. —At the Castle of Exeter, on Friday, the Rev. Jolts • Jones, a popular Watson' minister of the Exeter circuit, wee charged with indecently arsulting Kra Sophia Moat ( swiss, the wife of aa artisan. It was alleged by the ems *haat they the defendeot met her, went into bar house, • Maid cad attempted to take improper liberties with her, thiaking that she was a member of the Wesleyan Indy. V h" the said that she was not a member, it was alleged tab he belied her for "God's sake oot to say a word about ce otherwise be would be a ruined roan." For the de• face it woe urged that yeah ogees were of tea trumped up with the view to extort many and for other reams. sad — lrilikeres were celled, who said that the oomplainsot was a • Omen whose veracity could set be relied on. The emir bates however, °obviated the &feedert in the parity of W. skid oats. The court warn crowded to weak sad a good, deal of empathy was manifested for the dsdnednet. .P.I!I a? lill 111 i;1 -47:1 I , 1 , :1 $ pm 10 4 Ma *Us 4 die 4 dO ii 21: iasipoi I 9 0 4 It 9 as $ 4A95 Li 990 91 9 U ink 9 II 9 9 ) 991 99 9 94 77 9 9 - Ms go n as is I=l ctis g loi pal 4 to . 1 m. spat 101 M PRIPIRENOR SWARMS. llstiehollar, Sheffield, and LissaWhin, 61., FOREIGN RAILWAYS. DO litiseldi (161. te pail), Ss. =TOases adrisa sal Lombardo Venetian, &ET. SERIOUS FIRE IN HOLBORN' LAST NIGHT. WM 6 12 ... ILI 11111 _ 01 11 Si S nil i len 41_ .4 at I 14* 11 3i 154 5 --. ITa eoi ... lON nti 111 ft 8} 104 119 19 - il Mk 17 1 75 4 •••• zd ... Y 101 le lir lir _ 111 In xd MI is ni I 41. NEARLY THIRTY HOUSES BURNT. Late last night s tremendous fire broke out in the vloinityof Brooko-ativet,Holhern,adjaoent to Fnrnivi'i• inn, ►nd raged with terrific fury throughout the whole destroying in its weer the whole of the extensive warehouses of Hems. link* and Ow, the uphoirterers at the corner of Brookeeereet sad Holborn, besides doing very serious damage to twenty other houses and tending' in the neighbourhood. Meese. Meeting's eatablialusent comprised eight homes , ia Brooke-street and throe homes in Holborn, corn . munioating with one another on every floor. The premises were three and four stories high, sad extending along nearly one-halt the length of Brooke-street, while at the rear stood the distillery of Meson. Brett sad 00., the brandy mo cha" and the chambers on the west side of Fornivars. pm. The preperty of Mune. Meeting was Lit is charge during Sunday of • person who ante as • hind of watchmen, whom duty it was to go through the various salts of moms at nand intervals in the course of the day. According to his statement he went his round as late se 10 o'clook last night, when the place appeared all moan, and returned to the dwelling portion of the mew factory where some 30 young uses, amnion* gelid% All remained quiet until about • quieter before 11, when arise of " are" proceeded from the street, and on one of the young men rushing up into the second floor of the factory he dis covered that the mem where the polishing proems was carried as, wee on am and the flames were spreading through the nage of remise en that floor with alarming rapidity. The police immediately gave the necessary alarm to the adjacent stations of the London Fire Brigade, and almost simultaneously as they were (similitude:rang by eke ' trio telegraph with the principal stations in the metrepolie, the whole of the centre of Landon was lighted up by the conflagration. Captain Shaw, the head of the brigade fame, on *M. big the serious extent of the fire, ordered the available por tion of the form with the steam lead engines to the spot. By the time the fast engine arrived, however, it was evi dent that no efforts could save any material portion of the premises of Messrs, Meshing. The two uppermost flows tad mob of the teahouses from Holborn half way down 13nokratnet were in lames from one end to the other. As maybe imegined,every expedition was used by the brigade in getting the engines into play and although this was effected with their usual alacrity, the remaining floors, loaded with new upholstery and furniture of every description, quickly igoited, sad the whole presented a general scene of ruin. The excitement in the neighbourhood was something easing. The interim hest thrown out bed a large Wise on the opposite side in Brooke.strest, mostly occupied by working people and their families, In Holborn the flame extended to the houses Nos. 138 sad 139, • tavern, and also to tour houses in Pereira . ..inn ; and so serious an aspect did the fire assume that at • one period it was feared that nothing (mold save the whole block of property being burnt down. Captain Shaw bad the assistance of his foremen, Mawr Swanton and Bridges, and the branches of the engines were brought to bear on r point that com manded a range of the fire. In many instances the brigade. men entered the burning buildings, sod straggled to prevent the fire deseredieg, bat they were overcome end bad to retreat. In other directions the firemen were most encossit• fat, and after the most daring exertions succeeded in oheoking the raven* of the flames. For hours until long met daybreak this morning, the engines laboured unceasingly in subduing the great body of fire which kept raging beneath the mass of ruins. The walls had fallen in and this in some measure assisted in checking the further program of the fire. As it was, the property shove enumerated, in addition to Messrs. Meeking's, was for the most part seriously damaged. The houses 138 and 139 in Holborn, and the four houses in Furnivars-inn, had their back windows burnt out, and the roofs off, No. 5, 11 and 7 in Feunivaninn, and the pre mises of Messrs. Austin, fancy box maken, and Messrs. Rogers, were partly burnt out. There are a great number of damages, but as yet the bil ged° officers have not been stile to compile a full and cornet list. The amount of Insurance effected on the property known to have been destroyed is 24,0001., divided between the San, Royal Exchange, Plicsaix, sod the Liverpool. But this, as is stated, will not paver the loss by • long way. An immense commune of perms witnessed the progress _ of the a:allegretto* in the various approaches, and the police had so arduous deity in keeping the populace book from impeding the operations of the firerres. Fortunately no lives were lost. FATAL FALL TaOM THs 01111ZBELLAD. —Mimi Mary Ann West, and forty-neves, of Reigate, annoy, has been staying at Llandudno for several weeks. Ever since the death of • very neer Mauve. she haa BUSSIMd from low spirits and melancholy, so much so that her family made it • point for one of them always to aooompany her in her walks and drives. On Saturday morning weak, however. she went out unperceived by bet friends, and notwithstand bg every inquiry made by anxious and alarmed minds, nothing wee heard of her till the evening, when a little boy found her lying in a dangerous position on one of the most precipitous parts of the little Ormeshead. Sabesemently she appears to bay, fallen a depth of 100 yards. Mr. John Williams, Bodafon, who was driving homewards, wee one of the first gentlemen from the town who beard of the fatal occurrence, and seeding a messenger for a boat proceeded to look for bin. West, the deceased lady's mister-in-law, who was searobing for the decasead very near the spot where she unfortunately lost bar life, and gently breaking the intelligence to her conducted her homeward', ; the body, which was found afterwards fl oating under the reeks, was taken to the police station. The coroner's jury rr tweed a verdict of " Accidental death." Nona 'NADIR& Some forty years ago, ths urns ',boat town, one of the most brilliant of dandies, and the idiot and poorest of well-bore fashimateles," wedded with the daughter of • man in a lucrative, but not ' a dignified, bosh:sm. The dandy addressed himself to master its details, and for thirty seen he has himself been at the heed of it. There are mores of mime of good stook whose revenues come from the counting-house, and who make no secret of it. Others are a little ashamed of their position. One of the oldest wholesale and retail firms in Loadoe is carried on under names whose owners were gathered to their When • century ago. The reel proprietors are never mesa upon the premises. and the highly-aids:id manager of the Nad ia,' is boned never to reveal their Dames or whereabouts. By-and-bye they will know better and be ashamed of their weakness.—Ackaurner. Dtarii or Mu* 8100IIIINZY.—The death of thin well-known American authoress occurred at bar residerce in Hartford, Ct., on Saturday . Jima 10, at 10 o'alock a.m. Ifrufligonreey (by her maiden name, Lydia Huntley) had been in failing health for some time, but had been confined to her room gibed only three weeks. She had attained an age al 74 years, having been born on Sept. 1, 1791. In 1819, she wee married to Mr. iligoarney, • herder's.* dealer in Hartford, and a man of much mince and literary taste, sad she bad by him two children, Mary, the oldest, now the wife of the Rev. Frauds T. Russell, of Gomm, New York, and Mare., whose death, • few years ago, was the subject of one of her works, entitled " The Faded Hope." Her first volume, entitled " Moral Power, in Prose and Verse," woad in 1814 and i since that time she km bees me of the most prolific Asir rime authors. Together, be publicatioes anather nearly fifty volumes,reany of which attained a very biro eircdatioa. A prominent teeters in the, character of lira Sigoorser I was her greet benevoleem She is said to have nude it • point to give at least one-teeth of her income to charitable objeds.—New York Tribune, Jam' 12. Joan birroaut Ai:hat/J.—The New York Tribune save :—" It seems settled that an indrotamet axed trial for ' twerps is to be rpm& for John Mitchel, now of the New York Ram SIOOIID Arno? MECTIMX. —At a imeathig Nikki in the Jockey Club bland at Ascot, en Ike led Aged deed mess, which was attended by the Moir d Ike park. Woods. the etewsrds, sad other Isobar Wren of tin tart, it was speed is hold a seemed martin at Anse nazi year, In the math et Nay, on Teeple, and Wedeadat ia the week fellowlee Oleentst, the Les at ammo saws. MZ i te the Yale Barlow The H w y or e be beide a 'paid isediag of the Jookay Chia iis. and have not been benefited in price by the proceed...l lags at the on Friday. Venezuela Honda of 1164 wool y quoted }pe oast. tter. In the market for bank shares au improve ant took place in Memos and English and 8 ish, whila London, Buenos Ayres, and River e Bask, new sh ares, receded. National Discount shares were last quoted y 104 to 11 prom ; Joint Stock Dimocatut, }to ; =. Trading, to f dis. ; Ottoman Sc to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 ; Milan Improvements, 3} to 4 prem. ; and Brewwy, 11 to 11 prem. Bombay Gas and India land Credit and Finance shares were fiat. There were some inquiries for Ebbw Vale. The shares of the financial companies were dull General Credit were slightly cheaper. Lotalon Financial fell about 7a. ed. The closiammt a a: does are annexed, viz. :—lnternational 1} to If preen. • General Credit , 1} to 2} prem. ; London Financ ial, 71 to } prem. ; Imperial Mee motile Credit, 2 1-18 to 3-18 prem. ; Credit Fonder and llobilier (both old Land new shares), 34 to 4 prem. ex div. The closing (but in some asses nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub jeined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to } prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to } prem. • Cheshire Salt Works, 1 to 2 prem. ; Land, per to } prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; don and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to / prem. Blakely Ordnance, 2} to S prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, par to 1 prom. ; Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prom. ; East London Railway scrip, 1} to 2 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, }to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent. pretenses, fto 14 prom. ; London Merchants, lite. 2 prem. ; mime Mansions, 2to 3 prem. ; British India and Colonial Trust, 1} to 2} prom. • Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. • Phosphate of ' lime, 1} to 2} prem.; North ern Assam Tea, par to * prem. • Breech-loading Armoury, 2 to 3 Fem. ; Enamelled Iron ' 2 to 3 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; London Quays, 2to 3 prem. The shares of the London Merchants' Company (Limited), the subscription for which is to be dosed on Monday at 2 o'clock, were last quoted 1} to 2 prem. The A stook of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company was quoted 61i to 64 per 1001. stock. 11111 , 1118.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocm. In the mining market to-day there is a good de mand for West Chiverton and North Tres kerby shares, which have advanced. The former are now quoted 80 to 84, and tte latter 21 to 11. East Romwarne are also inquired for, at 24 to On the other hand, Chiverton have declined to 9to Great Busy are called 31 to ; Tolvadden, 355. to 375. 6d. ; and Chiverton Moor, 3 to }. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are inactive. The prospectus of the Dalbeattie and Kirkoon nell Granite Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of 101. each. The granite from this company's quar ries has been selected by the Metropolitan Board of Works for the construction of the Thames em bankment, and it is mentioned that " the vendor holds, and has partly executed, advantageous con tracts to the amount of more than 100,0001. for supplying material to that important national un dertaking." The Dalbeattie quarries, of which Mx are opened and in full work, are situated on the estate of Munches, in the Btewartry of Kirkcud bright, about one mile and a half from the Dal beadle Railway station. The Kirkoonnell granite range lies along the navigable river Nith, on tte estate of Kirkoonnell, in the same county. One quarry is opened, and a railway is completed from it to the river bank. The purchase money of the leases, railways, plant,ec., is 25,0001. Mescal, by in stalments,without interest, extending over a period of nine months, 2,500 fully paid-up shares, and one-fourth of the net profits to be realised in excess of 10 per cent per annum on the paid-up capital ; but the vendor has agreed that for a period of two years his shares shall receive no divi dend, unless the dividends paid to the ordinary shareholders amount to 10 per cent per annum. OTTOMAN BANZ.-(THIS DAT). Today, at noon, a Meeting of the registered holders et shares in this bank, at its dasolutioe, naiad& the lades Tavern, for the purpose of oonaderbig resolu ta@ in releases to the distribution of the remaining seas and the flea liquidatioa of the affairs of the Beak ; W. CLAY is the chair. The directors presented a final balsa* sheet showing a balsas which would allow a third and final distribution of 15a. per share a the old sham. and Is. 6d. par share os the shares of the mooed Woe of the late beak. They had stieeesded ia malting a (*addable sum Woad the aerie fad, and had thus be ambled to make a Mai distribatios of lin per share on the old and 10s. 6d. per abate on the shares of the second Mine, besides the reps meet of the whole of the company's capital. They esinsidered the above statement u an termination of a career of great sooner. (Cheese.) be Doak asablishod lo February, 1856, and is the WWI years el its operation had paid a moan dividend of rather more than 10 per cent. At the tie of the awatioit of the sew beak, it any proprietor bad been iodised to sal the new shares be would have realised epos his 201. share a prat of 150 per met, and even at the present time, with the dserestatioe which their shares bed suffered in common with all other seeurities„ he would realise a moat of 100 per cent.. pins the 51. in. which were equal to 268 per oat The dividend would be payable on the 3rd of July. The report and amounts were received sad adopted, a very cordial vote of thanks was accorded to the directoni of she old Ottoman Bank, and the chairman having expressed his acknowledgment of the puns of confidence and support which the baud ha received, and to which be attributed to a peat measure the micas which had attended the nadir- The meeting separated. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN RANK.-(THIS DAY. This day the ordinary general meeting of the sharsholden was held at the London Tavern ; tliz W. CIAT, io the chair. The . report, which was read, stated that Mu amounts, made up to the 31st December bet, show a grow profit for the oeuedieg twelve mouths, after pro. vidiog for bad " sad doehtful debts, of 349021. During the past year species have bees established at Saloom, Magnesia, Lemmas (Cyprus), A flutm.Kaza-Htmer. and Aida), at all of which the bank !osmium revenues on amount of the government, sad fasnemite them to Cometen tioople on terms much less onerous this thou to which the government woe formerly obliged to admit. After deducting from the est profit the interest paid on amount in Jemmy len, the addition to the reserve had, and the per (tentages provided by the statutes. there retries a balance of 135,8171. ss. Bd. The committee proposed a dividend of 11. per share, which, together with the 10s paid perasoary bat, makes a total dividend at the rats of 15 seat. for the year, sad will leave 8171. be. Bd. is be carried forward to the next aceoust The CILLIMLI, is wring its adoption, said that the favourable anticipations which bad bees throws mat bet ; yeas had been fully realised. (Cheers.) Is the I year "edible the 31st of December, 1863, the ope rations of the bask amounted to 36,634.4261. On the Mat of December, 1864, their operatic'w weeeketed to 66,000.0001. (Hear, hear.) It was impounds tomoovey in a smaller campus more complete evidence of the Wis . factory nature of their opesetioas. The constgomiest bedew to Loudon had increased more than 80 pee cent. (Rear, hear.) The expectations which had beau ' formed from their aninexion with the Sosietf °sunk ' ' (Siamese had been realised. There was only ate point ix that was as regarded the issue of bank votes., There were two which the result bad not answered their expectations , and reseals for thee —Brat. the want of meadow* of the Turkish SAmDLY gym's. people in paper, and secondly the existence of coin at Consols, which closed ver o n, denominations, so that there was no currency yesterday at 90 to 1, ex . brow , . red Tooogoirod , for which the hank note would be div., for the Bth of July, *Posed and closed taken as equinleat mid a substitute. He hoped, however , today at 891 to 90. Yoe money the last that in the course of time the issue of bask notes witaid price was 891 to 1. The o ffi cial business be yea 97 extended... ._ v repor t is as f o ll ows : __Tb ree per c oo t C oo p* TIMI CHLIMILat ioutnamla that there might be a Can it a ehret time. The shareholders would get pollee, mad the for money , 88 1 , 90. 89} ; ditto, for ..„_ mow" would he raised on terms which he hoped would be countl 901 89 ; Three Per Cents. 171 •• mtlifeetcry to them. (Hear, hear.) duced, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 189 ; The report was unanimously adopted. ' Bank Stook, 949; India Five per Cent. Lock, Is reply to a fnuaxworsea, ' 104 11 i• The CIIAZIMAII stated that the company had not takes esy there is lb. last loacteial operation, bemuse they did The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady sot b el i eve . a lairs 1 „„ of the sub*, that would be Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 23. to fie. prem. ' edvaateremss either to the Turkish empire sr to the In the foreign stook market heaviness pre- elemeernr• I veiled. The principal movement was stall oft A is" d "1"" t. the chairman lewd W Ogr eeedhip. per mint. in Spanish Passive. The Certificates, as 4 i well as New Granada Deterred, Egyptian Bonds 1 TXT MVXDIOI.--It ill stated that Broom 'of 1864, and Turkish Consolidds, fill i per cent. sa r 2,, ki ffni .,.., — suidege , has so for mayors& as to bs I Turkish &rip, 1, and Ooeisdemate Bonds about 1 a bl e 4 -- te — r e irg e trial et ' the eueu l ag memer me w s at i per cent. Greek Bonds continue to show dulness, Wisokoster.—Hasta Advertiser. 196,003 2 0 0 $4,000 40,4130 Total la July Amount called In seven months of ieee LOAM The half-yearly meeting of the National Discount Company is convened for the 26th of July. The half-yearly ordinary meeting of the Indian Carrying Company will be held on Tuesday, the 4th July, immediately after which a special meeting will be held. We are requested to state that the share list of the Bremii-loading Armoury Company will be closed on fiatardey next, July 1, for London, and on Monday, July 8, for the country. a 3 . C.ifffRAPPA AND MARFETa n initairi-(T1118 DAY.) VcrY =hien IMO! dbea when via medal fruit IP ht ear swan ) hat the endiben of the maples wane& Although mho progremed slowly, the =l .B llO supply was disposed of at an advance th• cosspized with Monday led el gel 11. ter i r foreign Snit Si WOMO rens maintily old fins guano' moon off aga i ll a ll s tSls , pop quarter briny. All other kinds were at raw. I Apply of English barley was Winn, foretop mod,- ' ina "Wad kinds roan atenny, at prier gods equal Willi wash. tutu . TIM show of malt was tolmably good, acid the gds deny, at fa quotations. With oats we were rabic scantily supplied, ail all de. in‘plions sold freely, et ma impromemegt ia value of la. I lrfeir e leans on the steeds Winn disposed of at ectrems ulna Pin were quite a.dear salmi wen. with a any s lhaited eggylig . ea Tarim tra4a . vas arm, sad ocantry mans whimeed POLDWOv. Foruic Parade Tin rani dram The snivels of floating cargoes off ocest were limited. The deemed for arrived cargoes of whin was sarawbet se. diefele4 i 4t o late rates wore fully oapposted. Ore* for for. wed t vie is hie regains, sad prism schussed from M. to par garter. OWni. arrived, 36e. ed. to 37e. ; ditto for shipment from afoly to en of Balleighse, ,IlBm. par 492 lba Owing to no pack, of oaring off "Site the amount of business trineagtod la man wam Unplug at about previous quotations. Galata, 295. 70. pm 492 Dailey advanced from 3d. to 6d. per quota with as Lam demon. thetegingo. las. &L. • Thai. 365. 71. per 4001 b. Than no • steady lab foe for the Catboat, and Inas bad aa opened tea . Teem. Wia_isl Imes in POMP. *IL • • 314 25e. per gumbo; hi bean so Wee were In the vain of nastosed no *Derain took = rt. tEnstosolje, 19s. 70. per 480Ibs. More activity wsit ,sltown in the inquiry far Demised, and prime naiad from Id. to per qr. Boat India, On postage, 640. 9d. ; ditto, Jose to Anna shipment, 565. 9d. to 57.. 3d. ; ditto April to sad of Jae shipment, firo. per 4101 a. Aroff, to be shipped, 575. per 42411m5. la won. boom Bombay realign, Wm. 6d. to te 575. ; Black fies end Ascd, Ws. ; Baptise, 51a. to 6204 St. Petersburg, 635. ; labangsl, 48s. to 50s. per Tho following are the guanittise of liana allost i L P rt: contry 1866. Celesta to Leadatt. l ., 1 9 1, 2 0 69 216 1013 14,842 .. Bombay tolaig; 24214 ... 14.162 27,190 .. 31,938 More gi . ssieini wil s = l acted in linseed cam. sad rims improved. licaseilise. Jan shintoist, mold at 81. 7s.;July or August shipload. 81. 10e. ; Await or lieptimnber shipmeat. 81. 15s. per ha. Bonigherg, 71. ;an St. Petomburg. 91. se. to 91. Ws. per toe. Cottonseed salts was moss sought after. Fousooda, 61. to U. de. ; London made, Si. to 51. So, for immediate delivery. Is r=d sales programed slowly oe former tirosEat Juno to August oLioomant. 524.6 d. to 59e. ; Comet, 71s. to 725. ; Fora ent% 60a. to 62.. 6d. ; Calcutta, 695. to 60.. ; Danubian cultivated, 61.. to 625. ; wild Blank Ss ail Azad, 33e. to 345. per The (nowise are the qua this of rapeseed afloat for this ecentrr - 1966. Calmatta to Lona Limo/pool - BoZba) to Leedom 9 693 • 36 .. 14,114 Limped 7,967 _ Cottonleed met stood mile, end compared with hie rata , u rns showed an of 2s. Gd. to 6a per ton. Appian, 61. 13s. 9d. to 6/. 17s. fa per ton. All signet& Sand suds wets vary dull, singing ruled almost mitaing. ASOOIAL 0/ 111104.-Boltis UMW. 96 sc 6966 s dge 563 are . ; Liman. no FolgilPt lama , 7, ; ra=1,957 ; maim. 10 ; and weary, 106 gm. -Liaised, 6,105; and citimod. 5 . 1 / 93 qa AILLIVALS 07 .14411; Oa, um LONDON, BY lAMB AND WATT& C/JULLLOZ. 1110111 JUNI 17 TO JUN& gar, Ur" CLOUT& 110. " r.;. 11:1110ING-LA1IE.—(111D3 DAY.) &mai —The mutat sloes 'Friday has bees einleb, bee steady, for both raw sod retool. Oorrmi. —There are balers at firm prime, but the sweat of busitness tranmeted is not important. Tea.—Tbe pablin sales terminated to-day without (mate. rill oheag y f i c: the nosh, eta. Rtes, en d ELALTPZI2I,IO sake reported. Odrr'Ov.— Oorroer.— ere is as improved demand for this eghisle, sake baring been effected at fully recent rates. Tionitally. on the spot, at 13d. to 13id ; &kepi, eid.. . • The vales advertised for to-morrow (must of 600 desks. 3,000 begs of sew ; 6,600 be of coffee, and some. dry. salter, goods. TALLOW MARIEICT.—(I2IIB DAY.) The market is arm Toes take 1. quoted 40a. U. set omit • Petersburg T. 0.. es tbespot, 41e. Osteier to December, 425. to 425. 21. ; Domeshm, 42e. 9 4. tq 435. PARTIOULAWS 01 TALLOW. Stock co land this ety Maury last tuck 60•1 lit Ass Anhui lost wait Moires lot Jaw trkeY.C.ca thompoitkisday cwt DIU* TOMS 114 MaS,ll NA L IMO., \ . Walt 41,611 717 I,IW 2,971 2. 7 U. 71 MA SA* 2,19 S 1/1147 419. M. 419. Ild. 1419..66. 43a. Od. 1119. it as. OL Arrival for Ur week ending Mt Jeety Is se * & year, MO essbe. sad draieery, cask& The erePel esprisiret corks fforl Pet 97l) ersburg ; f 22 Aearrelis; 4 ether p er Isom , WU; 184 ecru. 11131TROPOLITAN OATTLR MA MEM We have a considerable Mammas In the supply of beasla. The avenge quality is by so mem good, sod oeseequently there are buyers for the choicest de scri ptions, at • slight redaction for late Mee. A' large uumber of inferior (matte, 11M1111111 unsold. The number of sheep and lambs la much liner than bee been kerma fora very long time. We have a fair demand, hat pekes are rather reduced. The calf tilde is dull et )ewer rates. Press Oerrosny anorgel land there are 2,380 besets ; 11,550 Amp ; 399 cal sed SO pip. Seeders& 450 bunk. Treks& 40. N mai Suffolk. 1,460; and 920 for the Northern sad Ni4isal Camden Tee dose of 4tbs. s. &L & I Pee Rase at 011 m. es. Best 15004 e, Boretste 6 s 6 0 beetbsedltfaelser $ , 1% sem amre-horns 4 to DM loWeeeM.... •0 0 • Owed qui. berate 1 Sis De. de. Mess -.... 6 Ste 4 Calvin 4 5 Do. do. Mont B l est Doe Alf-breite 0 0 0 lambs • Beats at motet., SAM ; sheep earl Mato, %to; 037: pip, 67e: BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.—(THIB DAY.) mown. Tattooist! sad Smith repeet that belie realaio. somewhat quiet, prices, however, fa all leetewese tglied firm The soomante from the hop-erawing districts this monde' are, on the whole, tolerably favourable. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Zed HeStew, 17s. 9d. ; Walk Bed Haswell. 176. 9d. ; Wails Bed Bosch Heti" 176.94.; W.N. Bed Tee1....1741. 3d.- Wells Bad Ilsetleswel. 17e. • Walls Bed H Disk 17.. 6d. ; Walls tad Diaddyls Hetiers7A7.7 Walls Bed Ousip, Ifs.: Wall. Rol Idle Maio, lie. ed. ; Walls Bad Umbr', 164 96. ; Walls Bad Tenets], Mo.; Wylaw. 16.. 64.; Buddies Ilastlisy, 16s. dd. ; Diviames ditto, 16.. 6/1-111hipe at market, 46 ; at sea, 40. Botiostow.osittar Om? Hotta AND CATILN FAIL-06 Saturday the siert Bideusisar fair of Bough. sou (Bortharoptoosbin) was bold, sod at which there was firs show of wall.bred helms brought for sale, sad tho fun atissiasos of dealers seated high orropettios for aribeleus bones, and those adaptable for double hareems !for' Or carriages, &A, oomloauded figures *emetic fres 50 to 70 11• 3 • 8 ••• Sod wall-groove. itroeg ot aaeg i :Ids for heavy dratted, minus work. and • os purposes realised 35 to 45 • sad oart.lsoceso far read ask t see. work 40 to 50 gsloaaa, sad ditto for fusers' work 15 to 25 pips. Curt cello epode 111 to is pais& Well-bred ridiog.horms mold dor 20 te4o east oohs at 25 to 115 peal- sad hose of high Sind subl pipsess elis for tholgust iag Gold 80 to 110 pines ; Douses el beerier daub sae at lee priors. PO the sb& tar tot ve lib r e riklittzba. sassily high sad the deemed satire, sod graziers are paying folly is ger issr . si l as y rire imago of late yese. -11 s fair wfil remota apes= (iGesdao) 214 twosome. Bayseddes bps yap is tide part at the ocurairry. i r Sire ZIT AOCIDINT ON Ts 2 OM • wprh. WAIL—Xt. W. J. PUN% .fer flosb lad es ierastiptiosw. lakitabg, sk • Heepilavriste lie sirwassiesoss SWAM _Prows Isms, sled GO pers. who hed oluitAdsehellbles. Nowooltter. Nid *I» lad me Hi. moo hank/ wham 9-• A Iftstb rossi. who was en d the "bredßlets. mid Do sis • 11 0 i 1 VON susibult lisoimost topoisart, sheet • OOP eh& li e Imam- IrDele-lb get sodi ll o g rt b a sirsegs She iiswarad. afbAisciim . _thrash beteg io aseties. DOVINGIOO hog taws ea lb oiabeess 41he sae On Ind wail, sot stead. A. bersposso wes lwaregirts eel she wureassold tho hoppieeL fliewaslOosk porter se Ifee listis Leers Bodisp, elated that islaweettathe gisiGhts wigs two sae is. Be ebleutbd 000kto the pipit to stop is 1111 the bete hod boureed. go bile& sem* endless& threasseend rtzpiltor a boson the pietlksiar. • Woe siqq a g , odd the deuessedbee fuss ebpete b rtssZ os ilid flesulte esti having Mules a say a r=t distal drab.. 1114•44. *aim. 24414.0444. 41". 44 a 9 4U 116 93 .. radii .. fBl .. VOL ... STY/ 2117011 issuituoter MOO i7O 177)t0i. TeleL . _ 1 nu. 1 +1