The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-19 00:00:00

/ 1 INI PE RIAL PARLIAMENT. Hi 'USE OP 002010N5.-(TRIS DAY.) • -.masa teak the flair at 19 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Weet Cork Railways HUI me read a third time sad . I LAW INTZLLIG (FMB DAY.) -0-- ON COURT OF 0020( PLEAS . . r•ii••wing hills were considered and ordered for third Mil" Nil Prin. is inadisul-4. Lord Idet Justice Erie and a Special .7 r ENtiryco. T .: }l . F. : EX I RESS , TUESDAY. pir,ENING,. ........_ . SHARE LISTS,THIS DAY. _.____ . Berme Pontilest J o U Nt NE 19, 1860. S. 0 Datordro. l Closing pleas Saba tofty V " (9°l4° "• - • - T•• • tic a St lawrenee l 86 7eats r . S.l - 11).m. Extreme inactivity continues to prevail in the a. 4 bra. Bar. &C.ln.g.6p.e. 00f market for British railway stocks, and prioes are ill r, . °: . " a do ' onus % ok . 4 r i din 51 nominally quoted almost exactly the same as ' a no. New yesterday. ta • •-• • ,BrantotOodarich terday. London and North Western stock le ell no. Prefersues Is quoted 101} to 102 . ; Gnla Woman lea. Ede, Atm. 1,1871 - tti 6 1 _ -• MONEY Owing to t] provement ii ported. Com lower than ye tiichterenlea Comics Muir ; Portedown, DVS. CUTAWAY MID WITS v. 831111--THE CAMBRIDGE PROCTORS 69 to f Midland, 117 to f Lancashire eadorredlnneff.llL.H. TS HY m - department of ~,..1 Omagh J nonage Railway ; Byraingtms, AID ?MR POWIRS. ; Yorkshire, 104 f to 104 • ; outh Eastern, los Da Jelyl,lllll,detlea. 10 75 •• - - standstill It .11.1 Broughton Railway. uo Ds. JeselOßt. Mara 11l II 4:E AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND (IRE. The hear * at this Ina waa reamed thir morning ' to 86, being well supported • Caledonian, 91 i i s . . • as. Zooms- 1 die iDm nay unaltere r e ;• • TADoekilp.e.gea. I_l 1 .1 1 /s du - LAND) BILL Mr. O'Malley, is media the defendant's case, said that to 92 ; Eastern Counties, 64 to i ; and Great - . • c s O a rer eial li Lombardo- e . hoireo went into eimimittes orr this bill, cosmassiseing his client was Ns Rev. Zr, Smith, who was, they had Northern, 114 to 114 f. 99 6 Rodeo - 0.. 10, 1.110 L.. which )'egress was made at • previous heard, one of the Fellers of the University of Cambridge ; Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de- lo • root Indian ...VW 10, and the evidence which he shoul•I lay before them would dined to * dia. to par. Grand Trunk of Canada 91 92 11 29 Do pe .. J E u z bh t.nl ol i pore °9 9. - •- M r I P IP : - the Paris Bo •I V %AS ono %01a, an anlenlinient to leave out tee show that Mr. Smith had never taken any steps Railway stock has been a little more inquired for. me all Do. 4; p. et. Debra fa - At Paris thi the arrest t Aa l4s all Do. sp. et do. arman," awl town " OW of the judges of he in reference to rest of Mn . Cattaway. ORDINAZY IMAM AND IMICKS.IS all Geelong A Melbourne Ol 01 - telegram, the , t Estates Court." He remarked that the duties of 681 r. 80c., ex It would not, however, be denied that the gs. IkV I nsumays. I 0 0 • 1 •11 Flom I Sales ra dar ano Grand Trunk of Canada JO 11 30 1 1 I - ' • Kiirmen of counties were too multifarious yesternm. Ilel as lOO all Do. 6 per ct. Pref. men who usually acted under Mr. Smith's order had taken --I 100 all Dosec.Prete_pcaSc. 77 71 - yederday. , 'mit of their dealing with the important ~, lal al Blne.,WeL 484ourVaL 8 81 -.- r. involved in the bill; whereas business °P Mrs eattawsr, and the question to be raised for oil it. too 131rk.,laa,daliatIonc. 74 7tl -. 100 all Do. 6 pee CO. Debent 69 dl 80 Colloola 9,7 • .nalo.;.iti.. ehmeter had already been disched seas. lordship would he whether Mr. Smith was under the cir. st all Blackball - 100 all Do. 7 per ot. 1882.... 78 SO - ... 100 all Do. do. 1367.... 66 70 for the moon - •,I. by the Lauded Estates Court, which bad all the cumstanoss liable for the acts of his subordinates. The oaly fil all i Birth se stMet ns.c. it i - 100 all Do , do. 1871.... 86 70 - .„.ey vein:site In. carrying out the provisions of the object of Mr. Smith in defending this action St. 100 ,Bristol and Exeter - It 100 Great Indian Peninsula - _ is 931, " huye sui 101 11l I Do. New follows t-Bas . : •nel FRENCH thought it would be better to refer the was that his character should stand well before the world. 10 M " l i t C.‘o el t e k t n d inD soodoo... ... _ el * fa in i - 01 13 Gt. 6. of in e di . :4l B a ; li 1 dim 111 .to the Conunissioners of Public Works than to the He thought he had a right to complain of the exagge- 10 all Cornwall a I _ . all , tWest 111 it f 111 Reduced, 933 j -. • 18 Do. New 96 81 4L - 1 Koatei Courts. The achTtion of the amendment rated way in which this case had been opened to the II: all 1)°,,,.. A A r io dl ooir v 'lla oD .-,..,. '-. . IN all Do o. 97 99 - Thirty Yea; . . •I. he believed, add considerably to the expense of work- jay, especially when the whole proceedingnrose out of •m a u Kauet,,,„,i,,,, - ... IN ell Do. do. 73 opt. till 00 07 IM - 1885, 184 ; -- , the measure. simple mistake in the course of exercising p ow er vested in 15 all Dost.Blllo, BANJO. I 1 1 - 10 MI Do. do. 73 withoutop. 97 90 - - Mr. 111001 opproed, and Mr. P. DtWno' l supported the . 14. 100 list 111 17 - 100 ail Do.slp,ct. Bds.,pay.77 92 96 rupee paper, • ndment. the !authorities of the university which were absolutely st. 100 Now L a r sonoo l6 14 141 ft 100 Modem Guar. 41 per ot. OS 90 _, M. 100 Do. do. 6 _per 06. WI gOi 101 - Cents., 1021 - Mr. H. HERBERT thought it ma Dot likely that the seamary for the preservation of the morals of the young St. 100 Nesters tram. Skek• N MI 96 V - la 100 Do. 0 per ct. ides.. 91 93 1859, 961 ; orlon% of emotes would mactica say improvements ass intrusted to their charge ; and which powers the pros - Bt 100 Do. alick _, _. - MlO Do. 4th Eaton. do. .. le ej ills - ...,h Yearend desirable for them amesemd. _ ten yam bound by their oath of office to exercise. The 10 an Dit Ned to - - -. M. 100 Melb.Corpdp.ct.Bends - - -. Bills, rita, 3s. I remanueetker NMl calledom Zr,lilr Gnome, in homer cif me lona lengthy .taroio the fo r. • na, um mdinnughodd, 1 ,4 79i counsel after a - 10 all N.Branswick et The foreig ~..i.linetit, following et. no muebro . ,petts. , • Se - dims • cap. eh. _. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND said, the witemses : le all Forth and Clyde Jona s - - - IS all Do. do. least ha I 1 firm. The 'I ..tm being entirely a lyusdked's ma, if landkirdis gem- 'Ms Rev. Barnard Smith-In March last I was one of the 81. 100 Glasgow A & Waiters 149 195 .-. 10 all Do. do. Bap. do. 6 7 - clear going my to the landed 10 all Great North of -Y- - 91 all Do. do. lead do. I T •••• referred ._, ported, at 77; Ili thought th a t th e matter matateed in the bet punks pemprocton of the University of Cambridge. On the night so. 1 , , Grist WI 116 Me 114 II fa A • (Limited) - •-• • the bill shouldreferred amiss 0018$ I S gamt i on I was rounds in the usual way to ilt. Northern 1 • Do. a • • 1111 -. It. 100 Made lte MI -. I. Spanish B .tesd of the county chairmen, be should offer no eh a 5 Do. Punjanb NO - town of prostitutes. I walked along, with one of my ec tle • 1 ' . NaN D°.,,,,,,,.., 6 8406 b vi „.. ) ....1.16 Ist /3/3 ill 100 Do.lnd.Stlrlot.g Suet wi lei NI Lim use Mt Mr. HL•O4 ORD ivintended that the department of Public ma behind me and another on the opposite side of the ft 1 Greet Wes's' bit 64 e 9 10 1 Trudtted.umited.lborM I I die • - per Cents., ..figs would be the beet tribunal. Meet. My attention wag called by one of my men to three 9 L 1 HaaMMYs/414MINA 9O M 1.04 0 s DOCKS. Cents., 1883, Mr. MUTT objected to government means of boards. mama, el whom the female plaintiff was one. I did not know K M * 1 imillehilea jm u k uu rt iredtehMe 7 1(14 0i e % ... I Do. poh. 1 DoCiMb iPd I CI. rims. I ease. Four-and-a-H ~.r.• was no country in the woe more miserably Mrs. Callaway, but I knew the other two. I asked my 34. 1 Loa. .. 1114 f 1151 114 3 - Cents., 1859, -Larded than Ireland. 16 dt ADov. U II -. 10,410 fit. Commercial lOO - - errs Themes who the women were. He said "Belson and 154,000 Bt. Do. 4p. et. Prof.. MI lOO - - - rt., .11.Ctissi.,n was continued by Colonel Dickson, Mr. V.as. IN lasilmi Werth Walla. 101 l 102 1011 I - per Cents., ft • ill.. Mr. Longford, and Lord termoy. Benched!; the third woman Ido not know." Stockwell MS 10 alaisea= w iWmI pm - ROWAN St. East and West WU.. 100 - - N 94 081 4 3,4119,310 St. London - - -' Turkish Six Mr I'A ItlitV KU. sad that, in defereeee to what ap• mid "NM" (Mrs. Cattail's)) "is a married woman." I L t . lel 1,9119,600 St. 84 Katharine - - - . del to be the general wish of the committee, he should - -. said "They " (meaning Betio" and Brockwelfi " must go 15 au 11 14 1 .14111 =101 10 11 -. ... )60,856 St. Southampton - - Cents., 1858, ,uiesce in the amendment. [Lift Sitting.] to the spinning -house." lain certain I did not say that 62 . 100 thmoilocChUmooraolt : • 1 iii - 800,000 St. Victoria - The Bharat 10 4 Metrepellama -. 6,000 20 Do. New the whole three were to go. I walk e d i n f ron t, and they at. No me w l we gni 1171 117 I Insurance Col followed. Just as I was entering the spinning -house Mrs. 11. 100 Do. Iffralt Darby ll4 96 - OOLONU.I, GOVIANKINT 113017111Tila. The Omer Se an Mid. 111, Waslarn ou l u a) -.- „,„ REJECTION OP THE EASE LIBRARIES ACT IN Cattaway walked past the point where we were iss in se ... a . mid _ _ - No. 1 SRI .mass. 2N. t Cl ' Prirs.* / Mask with 15,214 tr NA ITLEBONE. standing towards the station. I entered the spinning. 16 all Newport, Aber.,itilera le 11 - .... .. Clan.Gov.flp.c.Jan.*J MO 116 117 ••••• .... .. Do. 8 per cent., 1877 .. 180 - - - The demanC house first, and walked through the hall straight into Pi. 9 Newry" Armackdef 7 It dis = De. 'per cent. 1879 .. 111 - - - tent, and, ape 1g al Newry.Warrenp. &Ras. - - .... .. - lr'`trwla, at 10 "'" • crowded a n d uproarious •a room which is •appropriated to the use of the Vice-Chan- St. 100 Norfolk - - - was done belt ',l4i'* meeting ' d t he attee6Y2" of this Parish took place in cellor and the proctors. When I went in there I had not 60 li Northers Counties 996 . 2t 2292 _, .. Da 6 per et. Fe bit Aug. 100 110 no •••• .. Dueller et. Marc% Sep. 100 110 111 -* ever , the appl .1,-• theatre of the Manleftse Literary sad Sesentific In- Bt. 100 North British - - Do. 6 per cent. lOO 1021 1021 109 f i There were O K " no. do. Scrip.- 43 - - -- ... eo ,„ite et. ender the p rw ri o j obe a th io poW u r i h rer t es celled my man Thomas into the room to question him about M. all Do. • - - - 1 . ltaseus-Barwielc_ titof IVO, to determuse whether the said act should be the two women, and I then ordered 13etaon to be brought in. et iel 5 Do. &N.& Para 1 dis -Me .... .. N. & Wales Gs. 6p. c. 1896 100 100 101 - consisted of ] Ate^d is the pariah . 184 ' ihrYledwas• Dar* the Past I examined her and Stockwe ll , and being satisfied that at. 11l Do. Leeds 5l 6 5 ( 11 -. .... .. Do. lip. e., 1871 to 1876 100 100 101 c° seeks, sin" Use proem .sling had hem annid.dn l ns s they wens prostitutes, I ordered them to be de- at. I ° o De. T• l6 mat agitatirm has arlsen throughout the seri& ist reference . . . - .... .. No Lr o . il ecoua rk ri, ri p. cc stc. 100 100 101 1001 - a it wa is y kn . o An wn rei tt ibis pt " ... t as ...... i . tionsod. rouebeit=bud b un tamed until next morning. Urea I had disposed 10 all NorthatteresianJena lil Deb. reclaim. 1376. ... 100 1063 1003 - probability .... .. a promoul .... .. &Mist Oar.' p. s. Beads 100 110 111 - it send to i A tavation by the et th e of these cases I had Do notion that Mrs. Cattaway 17 3 ell Nara 111 • 110614100 . •• • • a r l i a = - demand for 0 12 10 Nott."OraathandLlSC. 01 .. Vie. Ov. 6p. slan.ll.7sly 100 - - et...... 1 library. The bssly of the specious theatre was was in the house . She did not complain of being brought s e. too od ur d.w o ,..am o t ees „ m 66 44 •• • • Do. d 6 Amt itOM lt• 107 i 1071 1071 4 The bar sill , s.tolnl IS , c•erY Peri- UP"e lkce , "ticw 4 Mr. J. IL W• Her' there. She did not speak to me at all in the hall. After 10 an Fella - - -. sold for Chin e l' that Zr. Ckerehwardra (II" shall preside °eer Stockwe ll had gone out Mrs. Conaway came into the to all Neumulill - - - BRITISH MINIS. advance of id ea. meting, a sun of great wpm ensued, and Mr. Van 10 all Emma - - Me. I ILI mum IN.I CL prices. !Ram sof ohieeted to by a very large majority, under the unmet. room and that was the first intimation I hail of her being in St. 100 ' - Castral -a that he was in favour of the adopter° of the hams. I asked her name, and she said she did not St, 100 ILL Abe/Mk Mi 31 i Si M. IN - ledimed IT 0 - '', act. whirls, beneele, it nee ultinsatelY ellepod know that I had any right to ask her name. She gt . t oe . mew l - 211. 4 . sm . ' . cu Altr.d ite r ttah , : ne. tres (NMI* 11.1018 00 4 1 1.0 2 4 _.= tak for T e th h n e e p e Ce iac vi t k ° , •Y. eat the Y eee. After weft wileabbitna Mr. Shield 1 4 mid s he was a mantel woman. I said, " You must 10 all ' , Metalls 4 1 - - -..1 that Mr. Sal,,„, r ..... - 4. 1,0: 2141 ...... zwigu, Dev. 0.4.8.4.4 0. Coa moon (Tavistic ) . 1 . se l 124 446 Ma w r ine - 1 Fast by the r ., .h.da take , 371 .,-,..,,,a ki l e r a g h aving ? PP°6n b... t aysed ol /D. see how wrong it is of you to walk the streets with prosti- Bent. h o l . am mo ' - which 10,2211 ~;,„„„ida y s b k, majority, Mr. a s h. wcardiugly M. fates at such a Crime( night.* She said she did not know St to • ' Wake W Is -4, .. LWh.Rusial (neigh.) 71. 44. Ili 141 - government 1 an • ltdelles ?I 10 -• .. °rambler et St. Aubms. 541 41 4S - . ..I . awl is slat* the object of the meeting said that they were worse than other girls who were walking L 4 ' I : D I T -- t ir s -. A.. Great South Tolgus .. 17a 111 111 -• Subjoined are jeralln le e elora es thW 'Moslem www well hin'wvs , he the st ree t s. She added, " You passed two girls, Emily Si all Illeektom it 12 153 WI is, .. Cl.Wh.Altred_(Phillack) 1113.9 1 - 189,8031. • Ell ecuteteekl.i. h Eges d go d girl, as you wereentermg the spinning-housa 0 Drs - m .. 0. Wh. Vor (Helaton).. L ai II l e - madras, ! ..? The art of parliomeat-the propriety a ado= w "" 14. 100 Tad Yak - .4.1.-li they had met to dohmawas as act in Why did you not take them ?" I said, "Depend upon it if asi en clam 1 - ell 5.1 1: " 4 1,094 . ... H aingdot orocra-Foot pown IM. 911 2 0 i 90 ''' andria, 2731. tmet it 4 _ , , further premaing the mtabliehmest et free pun& I fall them when I lean, red they are girls of bad charac- 15 .... 10 , a t a, . lady Berths LBO. 11 &I 1 for rim mod mememe Mmeedeirlaelono• i sed fee ew l4ll d- ter, I shell not them is." I said, " However, I shell IT . 11 Vete entomb ..... .. ic in - (Vey latent). N 19 4 - vernment hat a,: it to tome gemmed oder lola " eta aw d elder so charge against you, and I need not detain you." PI all Thefts "ma so u - I. ■ :: N lia Ar i Dowse - Mexican doll - - - - The wheat t ir t w : psy l e f r . the cou l r u a r e b rim tleat il io !,... l p. 7 . - T-37-,,,,,,,,,„thia ; b „ t ibri. if , .said, "I do not know that I shall go, unless my has- to lie an N W L 666666II O NNo ts . ael - I, .. N. Promos (Me) A .. N. Wh. BoosetiMows) la 6 41 - „. Do, "ant the meeting intended t o w el d it for bead comes foe me." (said , " That is a matter for you-I SD ail Witt Imadmi. - - 1 . • • Nola Wild e1•W1 N.... ,•• 18-1/ 4 6 3 last Monday' a .. FM Oone. Wt. I t il l - tained on Fri lesnlebone, it must he legally done by a rot* of two. have no charge againstou." -...-• 1. 10 Providence W. Irinisiic. Ma . 40 45 - look of the ratepayers then present, when it would mule Crow-eamiaed-1 depend upon my men fee the clam- PRZIPIZINCE SHAM, 'IA .. flor= . ocm. MIL Oa Ms te ii - The invest etc moraine ; nonniuwawers would be appointed trY ter of the women I meet. I should never take a mamma to - ' . wan. I. , pekes. • 611 .. S. M. Marl- Ii 118 300 - Ayres and Si .h. vestry to any it into effect. and the earned ft e opmmog.boime unless m men were masks she was aM. to - _ 4p. ci. arid N os 0, .. S. Oira Brea anemia . 11 II 11 continued by - 116, 1 S. Deem Ina A ell 5.41111 be paid out of the pole rate, which would be in- mi m e s.. If th ey were cer tain I should lull ohm sto a. los . sto , lot 103 Mang (Um - day, and was ...smell by use peony in the pound per annum. Mr. Hal- take her to the spinning -house. If they had the eg en Dvallyrth," Aber . Joe. 41 63 - .. S. W. Imams (illopa) 1.11.18.9. 166 170 - It has tram Ma Imetrysimil moral the following reeolution : " That s li a bt ou t d ou bt I obotad not take the wemea. U. 14111 Ameba, A, Sp. el 101 103 - !he, repothates the present attempt to Wien Mrs. Cattaway was in the room, end I apes. M. 101 Do. A Op. al 111 116 -9, 6 Putt Tamar SLlLeadiMall es 21 - Steam Comps stratum Public Pies Li henries Ad - Ist. tulated *Nth her, I was not under the unprimakm the* she l l i • 1 ,2 .s°•‘„ 0.7 will Me 112 -0, ,10 Cain - 30, .. Vale el ((hind id- / - c _ ts.--eme et to • creamer ho cell that hoe which was a prostitute. I thought it might be a good anodes to it rep - 1,.. - d i t' i " A L / Itis 111 - A.. West Borst )• 1 3 11 15 =patty. tie 4 be seiMerled by Imalli••• 2. . hoonnet W s . inerans her. I did not tell her it was a unmake, I did let me w . st. i s Da weir ep, et, nt.. us 117 1263 I.olt .. W. Carideo ) & et 60 -* ThB 80111 h hi. I -es crayoned is the mindell era the avow** , Praliews area, with the UlAn for bringing her there. As I left I said et. tos omen cake. 4 Tel. 1 1 88 _ .. West Setts - this week a d 4 M. 11114 45 thew being whets it rand con . - I had on idea that you had brought the third woman 86. 10 Rhattrkerse.lll o l l 9 1 2 ul - 61 .. Wh. Beams eim. namelS, the demon Thin meeting hem" This action WAS originally brought in the Borough 51 . 100 6 -. - 1 2 ' g u t "' •• s 00 96 - decrease of 2, de refore rcedves not to adopt the act. " He homed se. too amet Kamer% •le et. 116 116 Co' girt, and was removed by me into this court. I easoo4 N. 100 m o.oomm u flop.d.pd. in 113 - - -. 4, ' .• •• W W ll. h• ha ßunit (Calateselti 0 2. 1 1 1 11 -. year was WI sell not co/easier him an enemy to ethicality', far Mt say that the university defend this action because no deli- N . too p o , se mead, 11" 106 104 1,024 .. Wh. LittyLi y . Weak lax 14 16 The anus dmai been his eademour to nine the workbag amen te sloe of the caste has helm come to yet. 100 80 Do.6p.cuirLatip.e i c 16 57 - LOH .. Wheal Ana 8 21 61 ncl - Enclosure C< ti•- ,1 PreeeD l high P' o,llll - • Politico which gag wirer sw - Re -exarnined-Betson told me she should not have come 10 all 04. N. Seelland. Ist - - .... 1, .. Wr a rela w reiry (Usk.) 6i 17 IS - 'rhe certil ....I in the 'devious history of this country. Nearly three- tato the tows if she had not been persuaded by Mrs. Calla. 50 6 141 •Wee&_„_0 1 • 110111 • 6 _ 1 j• - .„,,,,- - !oarlbs of the rate Payers of this Perish Winged to tin way, and if she had not thought that the term was over. 91 . 100 Da id e a /Is sew" 1 5 ° : ';'; - 10RZIGN MINNA West Cliff ] - sorting claims • and while be was anxious son to debar Hies A N , e „ J o h nson _ l um the matron of t h e up i uo u ig . e a t 1 0 0: Da reimm. p. , No. I U. 1 mem 0, ui from the Privilege of a free library, this was not the h ome: 4 t.:1: 92 94 r did not see Mrs. Callaway come in to the st . um Daftaamassua De lob - - so,ooo so AIMING nAt time to bring forwanl such a proposition, for they spinning.howie. When I went to call Batson before Mr. am Do. firarra. Ohms 91 103 - I Pd 4 CL i peicom i I 8ea11& .... d e l T i v h e e r y, i. n parts(e mote i Bea LiasiteL. lis. i dis per 1 widiN gover sore asst Preletred to he taxed with extra rates for Pub l i c Smith I saw Mrs . Cattaway sitting in the hall, and this 1 5 all DallassemPLlkap.e. 17 18 - tome as amino 4.1 1C1 Wi - - -185,060 r, Id :ii...-. Mr. J. S. W. Herring mconded the resolution. was th e first 1 saw of her. I afterwards gave neteou in le 511 Do. de. da 6p. a llit 101 - 11.000 0 De. M. Jam 11 SI 31 - 74 6 Ir. Collyer moved as an amendment that the Public Libra. a wn e t o my assistant to take into the home. and I did St. 1. 1 D lt... Rim. Gus. Ma* 1 7 1 _ - le. Act he adopted, which was received with geeing and the genie with Stockwell. I think I then asked Mrs. M au Do. do , d o 1 - 00 10,000 000 1 11 as D . o. c. lar e t c.. llla imai. Os. Gn i - - = the present y 43 46 - A tallow al ~...-.., and the mover's attempt to address the meeting was Chittaway to come in. After Mr. Smith had goes out she as a n n u do, do ll 16 - 12,000 40 Cobra Copper 10,000 - Dmispo - following : ' intim ;he was assailed by all surto of cries, sad could not walked about. I should think she was them for about aat 100 /mat Yorksh. 6 pc.St. 119 lit - 75,000 1 Dun Stomtela Copper an 1 1 - The market c `c beard. The amendment kiss seconded by Zr. Hayward, quarter of an hour altogether. St 105 Loaddlrlghl.tp.e.Goa. 16„000 2 Fortuna - - The deficiency i :avt gentleman and %map, M ' hall, RingleY, Whitmore, -- Gray I 115:1 a baker in fit. Andrew's-street. I saw ft Na 1 111 118 - 10,000 10 General .K 1 other., attempted in vain to speak in support of the the women taken to the s' ' .bouse. Mr. Smith walked St. 100 Da:p.c. t 0, ... N0...1 Ill: LI - - 80,000 2 Gt. Northers COllletilleace of of S. Australia= 1 1 die Per - the saturated s ..,..whitent, which at length was rejected-10 votes only in first, and two women ollow Mrs. oittemay hid the S gt re: R o ° : 6 P: e ".. d o. il d j, us ma - MOM li S• undo (Lim) 1 ti s if Pm - three week, is 1-.0 4 reeonleil in its favour, mai the resolution was carried t wo prre tit o t e . "G oo d n i g ht," we d w ak e d b y th e iw i ee d e , et. no bap.e. do. .. jos 10 ., - 16,000 3 Linares A 1 11 ad -id rind last year. --oniniouvly antidit loud and peekaged cheerio* house door. One proctor's man went up to her aid add. s ili Do. 61 p.sprLela c 1 " .... - - - 10,000 6 Lusitanlan i i Pir - tallow is aboul " You had better go in and see the proctor." Mr. Smith St. 100 De. 7p.a /Mt raselt.. 166 167 - 101,816 1 Mariquita an I I - _ had gone in before this. 34. 100 Delp.e.do.(W.l.llC.P4 lid 130 04,000 1 N. Rhine el S. produoe, the d THE METROPOLTPAN SUNDAY MET Crove.etarnined-There were only about 20persons 31 100 Di5.....10.(410.40 WI ... Assocunwr. MI 70 and most of them were errand boys- They all no a u t r e d ium , m u ) 10 21 - - o_ fro ne ra be n i emi ng q y ili a te when Mrs. Cattaway protested her innocence-Oa tor/ 94. 140 IskNW.Cor.aNan.6F. 110 lla 117 m 10 : 000 000 10 s P Pon . A n ugt"" toisi r hini ud °V p ltilyiriemil )- .". 1 a11 91 : 1 6 1 7 ats : Tle•m•cond annual meeting of this association -and I laughed too. (Renewed laughter). 114. 100 LAS.W.7p.c.B4.lata 1/41 1571 - •.• held iederilay afternoon, at one o'clock, at 79, Pall- Mr. James, in replying for the plaintiffs, submitted to the I% ell iccOccdttralclinis• la a m it; - ever the p known, reentso u t 4.7, 1"° 17418.1 1 51 Smt United itsh lt A e u"L ximn (UaL) iss' an an li d" 1 2: iii. been menus Moll! 1 ' Worthing (Lla.) ' .11 ; the Robot. of Lostios in the chair. Among those jury that the facts of the case showed that what had been 9 1 1 00., Utelhet e 610••• - 40,0001 1 Do. La I -. a most unprodi ....i __f P 6l •"' I..awfietineltAdi i i. , ......id were this Rev. Thos, Stephenson , the Rev. A. G. dome was contrary to the law of Eastland. and he believed , _ft Int _4 l , ._ _. i .. -- -- 111 t; .11 ETSOPULITAN 501IDAY MDT Cr7a;:exioru -- -7 11 - edJilTere were only about 20persons there, ii: 1 505 pc SP. C. W AIL thIL ~. eg,ooo 1 N. A =Cafr i ) 4 4 •• um. a 1. Ws - ASSOC/A TRW. 1066) ln 76 - 10,000 10 bilmeLatel an II 7 - and most of them were errand boys. They all laughed et , a u I . ...c.b at h . .. t dr ioese e t i - - when Mrs. Callaway protested her innocence-(laughter) at. lea lAN W.Cov.itnim a 1111 1111 117 100,000 S Port 00,030 1 Altana. (L a.) 10a IlMs - I - ....4.c0nd annual meeting of thin 211•04111111011 -and I laughed too. (Renewed laughter). et. 100 I,lB.W.rp.e.atJets Mffli lin - 43.174 too** M .el,l testenley afternoon, at one o'clock, at 71, Pall- Mr. James, in replying for the plaintiffs, eubmitted to the irk all icadondrry&Eants. sit u us - $O,OOO 1 Worthing (Um) IL I ! I I - - the 'lluthop of L4,,steJN in the chair. Among thine jury that the fact. of the case showed that whet had been St. 100 Kan.**. a Une.llp.et. US 118 - 60.000 1 Do. ia. re the Rev. Thos. Stephenson, the Roy. A. G. done was contrary to the law of England, and he believed e l ! ,„1 /4 „ o p°. e t ,„,„.„„,,, i IPo ... .---- _ , ~ . the Rey. R. tlrw*ry, the Rev. H. Roberts, the Rev . also to the law of Cambridge, which was about e. like --;„ - 7 , E ,--, : „ ; ---,-,-.•- oil ta . Th f pm JOWIT STOCK BAN= -‘I Sedy, the Re,. W. 61. Mungeam, the Ker. W. Ack. the law of England ae that of Naples was. (Laughter.) He at 100 I.ldiandeons.64 6 ffloelt - - No. l tax. l MAIM. IN.I CL whim. l Sales. • In. tlii• Rev. W. D. Mulagau, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. complained that the bull-dogs themselves lied not been re. 100 Do. Cons. Bra 11.6p.e. 1 - * 142 - 03,400 100 Areal* V. Sr. Moak . 110 - - - %I " Minton. called to show what the practice was, and be s ugges t e d in. 100 Do. 4;p et. Avian:ok 101 104 - tt. 40 Art:aka* i • gueettag ha* ing been opened with prayer, that if they had been produced they would have 00 100 Da LelAntchlis 6 Pa• al 96 - la 16 Beak el no* 1 . Right Rev. CHAINDIAN called upon the secretary to clearly eetahlished the defendant's liability for their acts. le all New.nAlimete o pw.o & NO lank el London 5O 54 54 a velthoptiontlll 111 121 -• SO. W Beak el Turkey • • 'he report for the last year, from which it • appeared The learned counsel in strong terms expressed his opinion K. IN No rf olk bp, egg s. gt o u _ - tr. ... a 60 WWI S. men* - z d I, • t lie association had originated in 1856 in • committee of the arbitrary manner in which women were treated by St 100 North British 6 per 110 112 - 111,N10 10 Cbart. leak of India, s; ~ .lairj, into the extent of Sunday trading . The object the proctors of Cambridge, and asked how long such a law Kt. 100 Do. New Gus. sp. et. - - - Anobana, and may. an 111 10 - 'I to. , association was to put down *today , trading, which, wou ld hut if it were fairly applied to the other sex, many 10 1 Deillorder Union 111, L ir - *OOO 26 Chrtrd. Mere. of India ...tat.' by the committee, has greatly increased during of whom were answerable fur a vast amount of the crime ilt. 100 N.llla-larra.4 p.arrg. - Lon., and China MI SO 1111 - Ds I . ' 1, 4 12 rare , Great eraistance had been ems them and wretchednesa with which poor fallen women were 1 * " - - SO 13 Do. Leeds Sp.ct. No. 1-. - -, 11, ‘ toe Early riming Association and • society of trades- a ffl icted. 20,000 100 Colonial 10 10 DYark. at B.pare. par I p m - 40,06010.11 Com. of Canada i p ,• ~ who sought to obtain from the legislature an act At the conclusion of the learned counsel's address a m um- 10 all North Staffordshire- .TO - 16,000 *0 Com. of London * lfli 101 -I•• • -.noel all shops to be closed su Ace ye, ye, with the h er o f p eo pl e a ppl au d e d . It 100 WitWoLOp.c.ls 114 126 - 3 3 .000" 20 Boa. Snot.4Auel.Cbar* all 14% 161 - ... • ' , the of Ow. wlikli it W.J. absolutely necessary should His lordship expressed his strong reprobation of pawns St. 100 Do, Irredeemable ~ .. 119 123 •-• 80,000 20 G. Bank of Bwitsortena. ell - - - -. b -1.... Through the exertions of the society upwards of who in such • manner attempted to poison the source of k . ell 41•Ceat " NewPf•L - 36,000 2u , Lon Ch. Beak of Aunt an Ile SS zd x d 106 N. 12.31 pct. PreL te 76 - ..si ..b.p. had heart closed during the peat year, sad the justice. 15000 60 London and Comely - - SI. 100 Do. Aber. gu.6p.c..... - - es - -- •6r fairs at Petticoat-lane, I 'Arrolen.towe, and Mimi- lig summing np, the Lord Chief Justice drew the a lien- Ix up D e , 7 p.a. pTet., 00,000 60 London Joint Stook - c• - - - 60,000 100 Lon. and Weetininstar „WI - ..- - • o hail been put down. Lord Chelmsford had, at the Una of the jury to the various points in the evidence on le au 8. Devon Flied 41 p. a 101 1! - 10,000 100 Nat. Prov. of Zulsoe U - - - .I.tios ..1 tin.- tool...men. mu...lucid • bill into the bath sides. On the part of the defendant, be said it Wee lib all &Km. (Read An. 31.0.0 tie 14 - If. 10 Do. New - - 7. II .. a 1,,,,,i, for o r pur tsee ..( reducies the amount elf his duty to protest against that gentleman being held et. 100 Do. 4 1 per cent MI DO - 7/6 10 N ew Beak t, n.,...,.i,.4 ,on sondes, and it had passel the me and reepoesible for any dislike which the jury might entertain fit. 100 Do. fixed 41 par mit 101 11111 - 15, 10 New South Wales all - We 100 & Weiss gm. p. can.. SO 91 -. noon , t,g by • largo majordr. , There ware an set passed in for the local law of Cambridge, a law which no doubt S WOO IS Oriental Bank Corpora. all - - 43 - all 1111 180 13 1 20 Ottoman Bank I' r•lgs of I 'harks 11. wbiell prohilated Sunday trailing, u u ny an ensue,. regen t d,4,,,,,1 t o b e a r idl y carr i e d ou t , e t t ir o „D ° ,.„..fi i - i.• 4 I ''' 4 7 . t c. .... ge , 1 0 1 0 , WAN 100 Provincial of Ireland - -•- lat in come. pieme of the email amount of time tees it had eel which law the defendant, at all events, was not in •IS all ,Stock./DsrUngtonlriai. IS II - 10 Do. New - - - I. -ow a dead letter. position to consoler the pmprkty of, be being simply the X all I Do. do. BiSp.e. 1151 114} - le. 25 South Australia a- _, - It the emninsiou 44 the report, minister of that law. He also atMed that upon the whole IS all . Do. do. C ilp.e. SI IP -.. *an 23 Union 01 Australia - -43 .... 1 Rev. thorrtaiga a observed that he understood that, in case the jury would consider whether the defendant was an- 44 . 100 Solent InniolloYillao 66 45 60 Union of London - - 14 i • -mamas d• fatal b.-chi...al obiats in, laird Chelms- swemble in daniii.e. is the plainti's for what had been - ' :8, 100 (laity Mutual - - I .....6M Newt be *roan ion in the House of Commons done ; his own opinion was, that the defend a nt w as , un d er l/0111011 RAILWAY& -- - The Right R. MAMMAS having shortly addressed the the circumstance, liable ; and if the jury thought so too , 1116. )Pd I ZAILWAYS. I 05415 lAMB. lides. 111 SCILLLNDO US. , • 'in. they would have to consider only the amount of the damages. is sill Antwerp llt letterder 41 61 - Ire. I SS. 1 oottramos. 1 lal I_C l . Cl. Flom I &Su. 1.. iimalwilease .set, and • • ride of thanks to the ne jury found& verdict forth, plaintills -damages 50‘. 111 all Ardmore - , - aa wan . ... ID * *arna fra i lap.e I I die - 10030 26 Australian Apical.- 19 119 81 300 201 r . 14., D. r7 1 ....4,N requested that his name might be 6am 2.14t1L i- 360 1000 Annals Tel. (Lim).- all - - WOW 10 Berns Waterworks_ .. .. an 41 6 -• ' , riern frown the committer. as he did cent agree with THE POLICE COURTS. io Si & *s. llersessiO - -pass - le sit Pesters to Ovalemeassa. - - -• . 60 &IL Anytelata Land 40 - - - t ow adopted io reference to Lori I l'helmsford's bin. 6 A• • Inas 6 UAL 4 - 1 . .10 60 Brit.alrlsillac. Tel. 4 all X t'• ttsr from the tier. Eanller Wilmot was road, also (THIS DAY.) tee sa • - - - MU Sli De. 1 t pat &MIMI all ie It - ,• . •too; to have his IMMO 'M6IIIIIIII from the committee -wii.-- la sn . .. . 1 dls - 11, 10 De. 0 I „miler ieue.n. CLERKENWELL. 1/1 15 . Ibeekb j idle = 11.1111 11l . . all 110 as - I R.. Mr. AVIIIMITPI 41w1 not consider that Lord se en s. x.. I"4 lllseisiii. ilj stt 4 a - lANOTHER TOLL DECIIIOIt. SO II • lbrellan pea S. p. a - - - 141, St. Oop.l4ofinsaltmest. all 21 27 - , doors 1.01 went far enough, as it permitted, and Mdonr Gait*, • toll collector at the Maser Home pa* 110 all . Central of Mart. - - - f sa ll IS Do. Pr* 74 per ask all tte 151 - ' I '."... tea 'stir oinetinel, certain Sunday trading which he • SS Pah* IN 111 SS WWI charged with exacting moire than his kW toll adder *on 04 lA uelib ll• C• 14 4 46 ' * * - .. 1 . - ied .olzlit tole put down entirely. - - - ft V i ershrosse ix 1160 100 - I • 1:1,:lst I:. v. CH ‘IIOI.IN said it was • fallacy to sup. the following cirt°_°_,_stancr :-It , appeared (ruin the ovl--- - u * a sti u k illii rc otutsim iunal•e g i ad s _ - ex St. Deep. st. PIMA Deb 140 104 106 1050 I. , 'hit M... 1011 S I ISCSI.ISSI Muni* trading because lit ' l 7 " At tDe ''' 444Linatit P ia "' t "' u g h defelteat's fifflle ii. 811 Were and Turoboigt .. - - with • hors.: f e w nd ... . , :art. In the cart be had an iron de s he Nau • , ~. ss i piii i i i .... - - 100,000 et. /kettle Taints" NO 103 105 - - 7,1* 16 Do. NOW '' • Is-Mist. el ....rtAiss inolokg, He lid set think much of Ito be used for aasisti the Rafe from the at en - 70,000 6 Sap sad Met. Cap ' 1 " : " .•* " I 'P ri• ' • 1 " th• Mil s" he t ieee hm g h e t i l t e wa4 l, ) , ca tw rt " „ Pi t ec :Ehe eranpLsinant's return the ng afternoon, ii" ill Nasn.st Am birs ia l yl Uie :1 4 - _ 90 000 15 Oen. Stem jtaftWoa 14 --i. - ' , tgs to 1.4.n1 Chelmsford, who had _. ,_ _._ - 1a0:030 1 Gnat Slap O.bi) - all 1 e i 1 defendant demanded and took • army! toll on the ground' ills 36 all De. ep. est (Ile 5111 5 v. II I I ''' • 1 " 4 " 6 6.' 1 4 l"" be e^id II " ha teas ameawagial arm. that the two pieces of us ua l were liable. 16 all Nortbi e ra of Frame.- - mom i Da 17 ea* Piet . f nits Res - • - IS U Do New Shane - IMMO 4 lam. Tid. (L)-. II I MG The defendant , in answer to the charge, said that by the ii sa Non Truss Prof. di el - 60, 10 lades Dbonell (I)_.. I 1 (Us - 1 - aisetisig thss sepentied. 30th toe. of 10 George IV., cap. 10, he was entitled to tat, se sli , Lyons, mad Meal sti a - NS, 4 Lon. Oen. Ostalbee Oa en 4 I li toll for each time a cart laden with timber paired. * ea 1 awe Mew ld Id - 100X4 SO Madras Irrlia. 0 Coal 1 *S pa - T•" Mr . Reerd, for the complainant, eonteodiel that the see- NII Illenlle an d S. Ins_ateee _ ii di. 14000 10 Itedlterraseaaibms.Tel an - - - n Mae Brim Auvs.-As sot - Went of en moo 10 Mediter. al._ rai.g.a..) ell si a__ • tine cited Isy the defendant did Lot apply in this case. _tinsie)l l ote. n - "4"". ea the h o e' 4 two win. "' Mr. Corns said it was .alts aboard to call two - of 14 14 ' 2 . 4 D ; a = • . - - - 10 26 National Vincent 00, 5 L i e•• ••.- ... rri.h.y We et awe eli 35 s. Dixon's pits at wood . acti ea used b y a b e , t timber. and ordered be an l oyal sad - - - d 10 Nerbaddaboaltbeaol4 II 19 1 dls -• 311 all loyal Danish - 11.31 10 Netherlands Land .„.. sit - - - T." eon. i 'f laid Tb ` siee _ i ~..„D av1a5. „. .. ....d 86 i ...r a j ties defendant to pal 5a and P. Is. costs, et In g an 'S e p i a g we giu , - - - SO, 4 Do. 13 p. c., is. all Mi. all i g - '• ..". "1 •6 ”• la a peat --- e"'"--*- 9 " .c--- " a defsalt to go to the el Oorrectioa for fourteen days. 4 an I De. 7 per emir - - - 1.73 4 100 N. Bruns. it Lilo*. IA SI 10 15 - m.0.:. Wlirta an immense now sif seal awl dirt gave N all Sambre and News ..,. 4 lii - ISS. IN. Brit. Awarabelea.. A 1 1 .os them, real buried lbws arveral page deep _ _ _ le ail_ Do si per oast. Pref. I - 1.0. 1 1 ental Gm , •• fir. ale. of the falling cal kiss bearal, the awe - ... id 1 Do. "New Shams",. Us. ills pas .- _ . , h., turto of the pit at more heelesed to the spot. Tag GRIL4T BOA HOWIIIBT AT LITZIPOOI.-: LI 1: It sarad° Austt t laee lia* SinaNein iPirst per I e elo dli ut le I Is. eta. aile.) I - -- _. norms las mad Janice Joy, the two am convicted og 90 all !Soothers at Pia* .... le 21 -. It le Ds. es. Cb.- - , d le. ...mire known that the owe use were *weak stealing 11 OM. el beak bills from the permed Yr. Plagite, 1. all West Planders - 400. El War lasi II Illa 140 45 45 - 41 Ir.. OWNS 1..1r, Mot the workers et Ogre COM. .. ,__ ,___,.. ~.. . 1 _ nth alt o wen -__.s._ la a n De. la ..... eat plot n i ,e5,....ny -- ft IS I ea4oelea. Mien an 71 75 ad - • i .I..erine away the era A report reached the top • IsteeePaat P 4• • •• ".`""' 7 ''"` . - 10, 50 Da new llll CU pet xd .- awwwl at the Liverpool SteSloll/1 -Les (who att fie I See a Li Tel. 41 ". n ..t eosht moll were ► lrorini, and a Gorse of great so!„-- - , i ,.. 1 1 .,,,,A , r , i die, gad bar SO . wawa el Arida .... - - - - -.- , a Surlatb a ylle. Ow. l a rt } die par - • ,"• .rat .osissil, the families id Ow.* copied in lice ,toady been e° o y o peeei ten . ac r a " ..etanee the eieteedee. a is 10, a i 26 13 .. . , oeiobling in gnat sum). r• at the mouth of the pit. Joy.. 8 . off* 7 4467, - k 10, 11 " New all 4 41 ... ' • •oraing vigorously front 9 "'clrk nand between 4 D. 11100121711 1710C1111. 26, 104 Men Suess _ highly coL d plinsen wi ted is, S had pital dw , pia the yea Loillon ai detec e rA t i te, r. j ol t, _ ; .s Ilse .vela the two aufferere were Meted tram sifiance No. IS. I broom IPdI CL pima 1 Isles 1, a. has , nttemea. ha no no - ; • i-silous ponies. Cootram to the expectations of prisoners. U. le Auseisliest Lute es 1 I ~. ' " • ••et the age we alive, hut inisensible. They MITSOPOLITAN FS= HOSPITAL, DZWONSIIISI. a5e55_ . 11e....,.10e.... ti. n erth ik4p l.l l ..r .r eeat - Asspi ekr . itse too -__ -__ = t fol..esstp - 1 Do. 4a. sidtred all - . • , •'* 1 1..11 , heeled sad disfigured. Mr. l'r 41.-rhill, 'melte', Chn . .-The nun her a $ 55455 , . 16 relieved ;Al j g e . 74 61 1. 4 ,, u b, 0 , i : s s ir i _ • 4. attended al ewe, sad estimation was restored in &wisp nee week June 16 was- Medical, 018 ; Kea, 1160et.Worete.46p.etdo. tee US MI 50, le . II Im . Oa Up. Can. 6 --•- - .... 10,603 100 an Diemen's land-. Mg eg deg l ''' .oa. swiped. 471; Wel. 1,155; of whkh 4st: were new mill. .... ,St Scottish N. WA. 4p. el 111 In we CONEY IfdREET.—THIS DAY. Twe ollwor.. Owing to the return of wet weather, the im provement in the funds has not been fully sup ported. Consols are quoted 1-16 to per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Business in every department of the Stock Exchange is almost at a standstilL In the share markets prices are nomi nally unaltered. There is, however, a relapse in Lombardo-Venetiau Railway sharee,in consequence of the receipt by telegraph of dull accounts from the Paris Bourse. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 681 r. 80c., ex div., being i per cent. lower than yesterday. .. Consols are officially marked 931, ez div., for the aooount (July 10). The present quotation is 931, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 229, 230 ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 164 ; Five per Cont. " enfaced " rupee paper, 974, 1 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; India Bonds, 7s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 55., 3s. prem. . The foreign stock market remains quiet, but firm. The Turkish loan of 1864 is well sup ported, at ra to and that of 1868, at 601 to 1. Spanish Bonds are still inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 45 ; ditto for account, 451 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 641 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 39 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 77 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601 ; ditto for account, 601, 1. The - shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are still offered, at 1 prem. The Omer Pacha has arrived from Melbourne with 15,214 ounces of gold, worth 61,000/. The demand for money yesterday was to a fair ex tent, and, apart from exceptional cases, no business was done below 4 per cent. At the Bank, how ever, the applications were on a limited scale. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. Of the 1460001. by the Persia, 40,000/. consisted of Mexican dollars and the rest of gold ; it is known that 30,0001. of the latter will be sent away. As regards the rest, however, there seems a probability of some portion remaining here, the demand for the Continent not being active. The bar silver by the West India packet has been sold for China at ss. IN. per ounce, showing an advance of id. compared with the price obtained for the previous supply, although transactions have taken place in the interval at the present rate. The exact amount of specie to be taken for the Bast by the Ripon to-morrow is 385,6201., of which 10,2211. is gold, and the rest silver. The government remittance to Hong Kong is 98,5621. Subjoined are the particulars :—For Hong Kong, 189,5031. ; Shanghae, 182,0261. ; Calcutta, 8,2811. ; Madras, 4,6621. ; Singapore, 8751. ; and for Alex andria, 2731. For exportation by the next China steamer, go vernment have already purchased about 50,00& in Mexican dollars. _ — The wheat market yesterday was rather dull at last Monday's prices, the advance which was at tained on Friday being lost. The investigation into the case of the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway Company was continued by the Stock Exchange Committee yester day, and was adjourned until to-morrow. It has transpired that the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company (Galway line) have chartered the steamer Parana from the Royal Mail Steam Packet Coman. Th p e South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,4221., and the Brighton a decrease of 2,9331. The corresponding week of last year was Whit-week. The annual meeting of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company is called for the Slat of July. The certificates of shares in the Folkestone West Cliff Hotel Company are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The particulars are published of New South Wales government debentures to the amount of 185,0601., which fall due at various dates within the present year, and will be payable in London. A tallow circular issued last evening contains the following : - - The market continues firm with an upward tendency. The deficiency in the home produce is on the increase in ootuiequence of the continued unfavourable weather and the saturated state of the land. The delivery in the last three weeks is 5,182 oaks against p 2,537 in the same pe• riod last year. This increase in the consumption of foreign tallow is about equivalent to the deficiency in the home produce, the difference between a good season and a bad one being quite equal to 1,000 casks per week. Accounts from nearly all parts of the country concur in describing the present supply of English tallow as one of the smallest ever known, and that owing to the scarcity of stock, which has been seriously diminished by the want of fodder, and a most unproductive lambing season, no improvement can be anticipated for many months. The Biobio has arrived from China with 638,0001ba. of tea and 210 bales of silk. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2nd of July for the supply of 300 tons of sugar, 150 tons of cocoa, and 3,000 qrs. of wheat. MONDAY Evisrue. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and advanced late in the afternoon to 93 11-18 to 13-16, or 93g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 931, 1, ex div. ; Bank Stock , 230, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduce, 93/, f, ; New Three perCente., 93/, i ; Five per Cent . " enfaced " rupee paper, 971 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 8 5 8, 98 1 '; ditto 1859, 96} ; India Bonds, 12s. dis. Indian government securities were quiet. The Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 was quoted 104/ to lex div. for the account. Exchequer Bills have recoved to 3s to 7s. prem. The foreign stock market was very quiet in the morning, but closed with more firmness. Turkish stocks have risen /to per cent.: the Loan of 1854 closed at 77/ to 1, and that of 1868 at WI to . Spanish Bonds were inquired for, and firm. Mexican remain very dull. Bank shares to-day were quiet. There was an improvement in Commercial Bank of London. Provincial Bank of Ireland were marked 90, and National Provincial Bank of England, new shares, 29. Great Ship shares, after being dealt in at 12. 9d., fall in the afternoon to lla 6d. tolls. 9d., owing to some unfavourable rumours. In the mis cellaneous share market there was no alteration. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insuranok If to If pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, * to 1, being again lower ; 17niverse1 Marine Insurance, 1-113 to S-10 prem. ; Pneumatic Despatch Company, I y, to I prem. ; London and South African R an k , to (Lis. Victoria government bonds ware in demand, and advanced about f per cent. MANCHERTSIL BEEPTIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE Itsitusv.—The total expenses of this emispany's railways, including renal, tolls, duty, ke., from Jan. 1 to Jess 10, 1860, mounted to 136,802 L, as against 1.19.5791. for the cor responding period of 1859. The proportion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from Jaa. 1 to June 10 amounted to 12,4711., u against 10,7411.10 r the corresponding period of 18504 and the expenses to 6,1551. as spinet 5.6711, The total receipts, including rents, ko., of this company's canals from Jan. 1 to May 31 amounted to 31,5091., as spinet 30,8351. for the corresponding period of 1850 ; and the exnse* to 21.9741., as spinal 19,86 X., leaving a balance of pe net profit of 9,534/., as against 10,9831, for the weresponding period of 1859. Boosn Kiwalwarox Musson.—During the week June 16, the visitors hue been as follows r Ch sw ilonday, Tuesday, sad Botulism (fess dew). 4 , 066 on Monday and Tuesday (free evenings'), 4,414. do the three students' days (admission to the public 2,518- one students' evening (Wednesday). 300; total, 11,888. Pram the opening of the Museum, 1,488,440. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Clusan. The amount of business in the mining market to-day has been moderate. Prices exhibit no alteration of striking importance. Lady Bertha shares are a little flatter, at 3f to 4. Rosewara• United are quoted 78 to 80 ; Stray Perk, 59 to 61; East Basset, 130 to 136 ; and North Downs, si to j. Foreigc and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Bon Acc,ml have been dealt in at i die., sad United Mexican at 1. The half-yearly meeting of the Rhymney Ira& Company is called for the 4th of July. At Cervamiall Mine meeting, on the 12th instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 69!. 18s. 4d, A call se lla_per share w..s made. From Pendeen Consols Mine (June 16) the agents state: " The lode in 106 end south of engine shaft ui .1 feet witle, composed of copper, tin, mundic, iron, and quartz. The lode in sump sense below the 106152 feet wide, p roducing good oaring war,:. In the 106 end north the lode is 24 feet aside, worth 10!. per fathom. The lode in No. 2 wines bottom of 'A is 3 feet wide, worth 121. per fathom. We have suspended the No. 2 wine in bottom of 94 until the 106 is driven forth under it." From Nurt:t Downs Mine (June 16) the agent writes: " There is nothing particularly new except at the ;JO on the main lode mat of Bennett's, which is improved, befog worth 151. per fathom, and from its appearance I think will awn be a good cowrie of ore. The 50 end east is driven about 5 feet, and is worth fully 401. per fathom. The shaft will be awed clown and completed by Thursday, and by our next setting the ends will have been driven sufficient cls. tame from the shaft to enable us to resume the sinking below the 50. Wood's lode in the edit west of crosscut is from 4to 5 feet wide, composed of Amman, spar, and iw impregnated with copper ore. On the whole I am e W r l pleased with the mine, which will enable me to confirm all my reports by the odes of ore at the ticketings." From East Rosewarne Mine the agent writes (June IA —"No change in the engine shaft. In the 40 east the has is in two parts, worth li ton of ore per fathom. The stops and rise over this level are each worth from 151. to 201. per fathom. Thip43 east has a very promising appearance, awl will produce I ton of ore per fathom. In the 33 west the lode is small, but kindly to improve. The lode in the 33 east is from 6to 8 inches wide, worth of a ton of ore per fathom." From Great Beta Hack (June 16) Captain W. H. Re,- nal& writes :—" The engine abaft is now within a foot of being down to the 40, and we shall begin to crosscut to the lode in • week. The ground is letting out a good deal of water, and the joints are hoed with mundic. In the 30 end east, on the north side of the lode, we have now got into a large mass of blonde of a different character, and think it of superior quality to anything we have before seen in the pine ; in the back of the level we have some stones of spar, with lead throughout.. In this level, driving an the south part of the lode, we have cut something, 2 to 3 feat wide, on the south side of the level, which is letting out • good deal of water ; but whether it is the Peru lode, or a branch of the old lode, we cannot yet say. I have sent • sample of it to be assayed. The pitches generally axe looking well, and we expect to have for the next samp ling. whisk will be the produce of five weeks, at least 200 tons, of the usual quality blonde, and 100 tons of the kind we have met with in the 30 end, and which will be kept sepa rate." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) (IT sarnsli ♦su max MAORI= =somit.) (rßom ova ows ooaaasrONDlNT. ) Trade quiet, but fair business dons in wheat and flour at the extreme rates of last Friday. Oat, taken more freely. but oatmeal quiet at late rates. Egyptian beans and barley fully as dear. Indian corn in better inquiry at 325. be 32e. 6d. for mixed American, sad 33*. to 3.3 e. 6d. for yellow. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAR.—The public sales are going off heavily, and prices with difficulty supported. Refined dull of male—quotatiowe unaltered. •• • • Cortez.—The public sales are progressing without allow. lac r r i t u. ny material alteration in prices. —Holders do notpress the market, and quotations are unaltered, but we are without transactions of nee portance tore port. Rtes—Themarket is steady. Rom without alteration. BALITZTRE.—prices are unaltered. Srtcm have a steady appearance. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted Est sash; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, ed.; July, 513 e. 3d. to 59e. ed. ; Oct. to Dec., 525. 3d. to ble. ed. SMITHFIELD HAY MARSHY.—(THIS DAY.) Yarn. Davis and Co. report trade better for good cloven and meadows. Superior goods slow trade. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 801. ; superior ditto, 85e. to 96e. Inferior do. Mc. to 601. ; rows, 50s. to 60a ; clover, old, 901. to ,; second cut, 80a to 955. ; draw, 275. to 345. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LiwguroOL, Join 18.—Birkenhead, '731 74—Caledonian stook, 911 92—Pastern Counties, 101 11—Great - Northern stock, 114 116 —Great Westerns, 699 leaf—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1049 106 London and liorth Western, 101—Ditto, Eighth shares, par 1.16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 419 411—Midland stoat 117 1171—North British stock, 62 021—Nora Staffordshire, 4 gtd.—Nortb Eastern, Berwick capital Meek, N 969—Ditto, York capital stock. 8181}}--Ditto. Leeds stock, 619 62—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhiunpton, Sat 46t- B outk Eastern, 259 11 . 16 I—Dutch Rhenish, at 64 d --Great Luxem bourg, 6 16-16 7 1-16--Cirsad Trunk of Canada, 71 73—Great Western of Canada, 119 11}—Ditto, new shame, 9 St d.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 44 4t—Great Ship, 12a, 134.—T4nw0 and Mersey Marine Company, 16-161 p. kimmnastra, lent 16.—The market was very quiet, but prices were steady. Birkenhead Stock. 741—Great Western. Melds, 411—Midlands,1164—Dovers, 16 9-16—Leeds, 1049 6p} Melds, and Mersey, 1 p.—Trunks, 7} —Royal British, 021. Brantaolisn, Jure 18.—Then were sellers of Chester rnd Holyhead Five per Cents„ at 115--Caledonian Folinand.alialf Preference, at 102—Birmingham Guaranteed, at 76—Country end Nuneaton, at 1179—North British Guaranteed, at 111—and South Staffords, at 101. 10s. 24.—Midland Stock was sold at 116,—and Birmingham Canal, at fret. PRE FRENCH FESTIVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. —A highly intluential committee, consisting of members d parliament and others, ha* been formed to afford facilities for the OrptCeenistes visiting public and other notable insti tutions of the metropolis. CRICKET.-81ITEF.N OF UNIVERRITY OF CAM BRIDGE V. ELEVEN or ENGLAND. This match cOlll - yesterday at Lord's ground. The Eleven bad the first inning; and scored 114 ; Cambridge then went in, and at the conclusion of the day's plc y had scored 68, with the loss of 12 wickets. The game will be resumed this morning. INFANT PRESOMENA.—I have known men, die tinguished at a tolerably early age in some walk of intellec tual exertion, who in announcing their age (which they fre quently did without any necessity), were wont to deduct three or five years from the actual tale, plainly with the in tention of making their talent and skill more remarkable, by adding the element of these being developed at a won derfully early stage of life. They wished to he recognised as infant phenomena. To be an eloquent preacher is always an excellent thing ; but how much more wonderful if the preacher be no more than twenty-two or twenty-three. To repeat " The Battle of Holieulinden " is a worthy achieve ment, but the foolish parent pate his child's bead with ape cial exultation, as he tells you that his child, who has just repeated that popular poem, is no more than two years old. It is not impronable that the child's real age is two yews and eleven months. It is very likely that the preacher's real age twenty-eight. I remember hearing of • certain clerical person who, presuming on • very youthful aspect, gave himself out as twenty-four, when in fact he was thirty. happened accidentally to see the register of that vidi's baptism, which took place five yearn before the period at which he said he was born. The feet of this docu ment's existence was made known to the man, by way at correcting his singular mistake. He saw it ; but he clone to the fond delusion ; and a year or two afterwards I read with much amusement in a newspaper some account of • speech made by him, into which account was i an assurance that the speech was the more remarkable, as the youthful orator was no more than twenty four ! Very, very contemptible, you my ; and I entirely agree with von. And apart from the dishonesty, Ido not think that judicious people will value very highly the crude fruit which has been forced to a certain npeneas before its time. Let us have the mature thing. Give us intellectual beef rather than intellectual veaL—Fraser's Magazine for June. . . -- AN INSUBORDINATE VOLUNTEER.--Charles But.. ler a member of the let Lancashire Volunteer Artillery Corps, was brought before Mr. William Rathhone, at the county inigietrates' court, on Saturday, charged with refus ing to pay is. 3d., a portion of his contribution for clothing supplied to hint, and 2s. 6d., the amount of a fi ne inflicted upon him for being drunk whilst on parade. The defendant expressed his regret, and offered to pay the amount by instalments of 2e. 6d. per week. Captain Brown said lie was willing to accept the offer. Mr. Rethbone : " Will you take him back?' Captain Brown "Oh no, he leaves the corps." Mr. Bathbone said he was sorry to see a volun teer setting an example of drunkenness and insubordination and bringing disgrace upon his comrades, and made an order for the cotnudttel of the defendant to gaol for fourteen days, in the event of his failing to carry out hie proposal 17 for t 9d. he payment of ties money, amounting, with costs, to s. The departure from Dover garrison of the 32nd regiment (Lueithew heroes) has (says the Kentish Gazelle) been again postperied until the end of the mouth. MUSEUM or TATINTS, SOUTH KENSINOTON.— Number of viaitoce rui the week ending June 16, 2,374 total number glace the:o7l , o9* of the museum he. daily (Ma/ 12, 1i38), tatesa.,, AMU. FR= 110aPiTAL, CilltafS-INN-ROAD. —The number of patients relietied at this hospital during the week ending June 16 wag 2,995, of which 706 were new eases.