The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-12 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -E OF COMMONS—(THIS DAY.) took the chair at a quarter-post 19 o'clock. PRIVATE DZ. • .1: do. wittiest* to the .tiredalo Maims. Hill awl •. tot, err sod Lough /twiny Railway Bill were coo. • 1 , 11 %NI, If I . lff MCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Oro alit into coroolthre cm this hill. that clause 9 (which waa the claim • .1. ration whys pewee. was reported o the Sad pal t id the bill, •t I ti'll:1.10 01.O.cted to a provision iatronuced iota ..•.. ott—to the 111 11011 .4 the Lord Advocate Ia appoiutol under the b.II would 1....11.4 Jule Offke be required to make if de ,. that to' would sot use the powers cooferrol 'oo t.• indict ii,Jory upon the c.itahlished church • • did tlook that a whoolmaster with a .•• .4, a sear -11...11.1 lucc hi, roPoCIOI6OO Offended in • •6*. 1.1.1 •h.rthl t a k e the done of the committee •t,.. question. moved the outissios the claim. • ..stintittoo divokd for the cLitosi taint . Leer USA then agreed to. . Low 'lt, %I t 111' NLA Pl' ol.jocted very . airoogly to leaving the ..,trry with the power .1.4 trying ach.s.lmasters for m.:- . • I duty, which was victim."' to the spirit which .tl.-.ldi.weistets, soil propowd to insert s o nl s taking from m ahu !.seer in Ult. MAO of neglect of dues , as well as ...pnip'r ........... 41 9-36 Thy litleiriftiill'.%TF: nppo , i,l the amendment on the ...n a l that the 'herd! wna not the proper tribunal to decide caws of neltlert of ilnty. • 31r. BLACK considered chat the presbytery was sot a proper trilliuml to which tile schoolmaster shoukl he sent, !of that the .oliiihmon of diio.enters wLile this power at .kiir UWI F. 4.11.141 Ira, a dalalitat sod a mockery. Mr. AN N hoped the nmentlnicut would not be reobeiL Sir 1. VOI.F.IIIIIIOIi F: spoke in favour of it. Ifter some further discumwa, The 1.4)111)..%1)1111'.1.TE espreaseil his willingness to Imp* in a sul.equewt chime an atneudinent providing that the pre.tvreve abould not have the power of his. but ban any with thrat the power of suspending evuotrin4. In reef 6; lowil KriXter. The MD A lA*4 ia'ATI: mid the stuipension would en lure a. 1.414 as OM I . o,leSiaStiC TUls . rlolll thought proper. Lool riTANI.KY thought the introduction of an amend. oo•nt limiting the period of olapenaion would meet the obretionsto the dawn. ADVOCATF. was quite willing to pmpose et to the effect that no seliouhuester should he inst.. oiled for more than thrre Mr. I /I . N1.1)1' thereupon withdrew — iiin objection. I ttlier am.anbn••nt+ were being cow.ttleted when our re .ll WA, dc*p d Cbed. EAST .I.VD was? INDIA DOCK COMPAIIY. (rifts DAY.) aftenwon the half-yearly court oe general r 4 the above eonspeuy was held at the Dock House, Mr. IN or is the chair. dirbleed at the rate of 3 per ant. for the half rear woe reeommewled by the directors, and agreed to. .1s enelpare.l with the corresponding half of last weer then. was an in. res.. of 50 in the number of ships we.ennoslste.l. bet a decrease in the tonnage to the ex tent of 10,1.0.1 teas. PI:OPOSED PRES mazaar IN THE CITY OF LONDON. Atter our report left yomenriay, Mr. SIItI.EY more forward to epitome the meolutien. He denied there was any nesTnnity for a free library at all, and imottol Hut the expense of such aw inetitetine would be far beyond that entieriatuL Thee were beginning a mew Nee a ta ZektioU, and they knew not where it would *ton. He Naw through the whole object of the tacetunt. Three wan a certain hhntry, the share. in which were formerly lOW. each, which Intd lately sunk down to V., but which honl ngaie gone up to 2.1/. II share when the Kermit meeting came to be spoke. or. and it mu a very ,lu.. r thing that the 'eller* were also to he the buyers. 1,14-rman Itnntx •ytt. understood to support the original rcnolution, but tier uprntr was so grt...it that he amid nut be hoard. Mr. II teKIN4 ettpmett the re•olution. Severe' other .pecker. pro awl con having attempted to übr.tin a heal inz, The Loeo MAtOR at length pat the resolotiow, which, on a show bash, was negatived by a large majority. Thy proceedieep tisea terminated fa the usual wanner. WILLI AND B:QUESTS. The will awl aulieil u( the Hos. Thomas Zdward M.otye Lloyd Mentya, 111. P. fee Flinfshire, ef Oieddaeth, Carolinian, went adtaisistered to in the prinsipal registry 1, the Hon. lady Henrietta Warty; the relict. Reginald Jobe Cud. Esq., Liacolesdan, hartieteratdaw, and the Hon. 'Lard Pelham Nevill, et Flerlieg Mawr. bent, the executors, to whom whew was greeted tho ult. The personalty is sworn under WM/. This gantlemsu. who died puseessed of coasideruble property. was %bedded soo of Lord !tootle. He has bequeathed to his retire a tenter of 10,11UNP in addition to her Ernie,' settlement, to, with the troptynient of hi. 111a0.00a and park, I ;loldaeth. To his eldest s on Is mi e n ? ) an d his ism he leaves in trust his estate. ; and he bequeaths 1.. his other rhildreo 5,0111 V. r ich, hut to the youngest . sea :Orin , . additional is given. Th e testator learnt the empty. meet M.otsn Ball, with an annuity of !AIM.. to his father, Lord Moms , . ; and directs the sum of 10,t 00‘. to be raced ai 11141711114.• portions for his sisters. There an be a Intl giunees each to the two lastimnial executors. isstator stirred tho office* ..f magistrate and deputy. !cotenant for Merionethshire, and died at the premature ago of tlortysine. The will of Thomas Farmer. Esq., of Gonnersbary Hama, F:alieg, Mithlleset ; Aithington Hill Yorkshire; and Kea: iington Kok, Surrey, wss prstval in London on the lot test. : the personalty sworn under 13 1 ).0 0 0/. ; the eyes-wort being hot widow., together with Jitmes S. Budgett sad I %arias T. Ware, Fops. The will beers date in IleA awl a coated lit of January, He hemeiths to hie rebel a legscy .4 10.0 , 01., sad au annuity et 5,00.4., with osideace, and also the profits of his business nt Kennington. To csch of his unmarried daughters:l,ooof., a life sum being risen to hi. other &tightens on marriage; and to each ila..bter he bequeaths in trust a further suns of la,ouiv. 11. the residue of his property to accumndslate oath the .der-use of his tele t, sus' then to he divided equally anion ist his daughters There are legacies to hi s :nor bil.lren , and others, as well as to his eel , snits. The following ate aronogid the most promi. test of the charitable bequests :—To the Wesleyan Misionoiry Society, LIMN. ; British and Foreign Bilde Needy, 1,0061. ; Conference of the Wevleyan Meth.: rust :Sisiety. I,oloof. *' • rase& Prised S oc iete (of wh ic h he wits tretwirer). VW. ; London City ll:snort, 210 f. ; We-sieve. dome ; Aged Ministers and their Watiws' Fond. ; College Chspel which he had %heads' elven *27,0f.). a le.; iry of 21(1/. ; We.leyst Normal sehool, Westntinstar, llitr. (having previously given 500 f. to th.• Weislev..n Theologies! Institution). legacies are to he free of le:ary duty. The will soil !WWI) of the Rev. Edward Cardwell, 1).1)., Prineipal of St. Allstn's ltd 11 , Profeuer of Ancient History to the I uivetsity of oxford, were proved in the London r.met on the Ist instant, the executors nominated being the relict, together with Edward Henry Card well and Reshot.' Cardwell, Penns, the was, and Thotiats E. St Ithington. Esq.. the maxiculaw. The per: son•lty wss sworn undix ri.unUe. This reverend gentlenon, who woo eminently distiteginished liis claisind sod lite rary attainment; has bequeathed his property to his widow and family. To the relict, who is provided for under mar nag? •ottlement, the testator has left an immediate hew, of .04, with o th er speritic lie nests. To hie eldest se tile real estates, situstol in the counties of North ampton sail I oxford, src bequeathed, with the dicer 1 4 . 1 4 Kits Forn, w)u.'i is under settlement ; to whom ho has alio left inmost ape.ifie bequests and a moiety of the residue. To ha ion Reginald a legacy of 12.000 f. and tee 'annul*, of dm residue ;ti his daughters, a sum not to ex. iced 3 1 ,010. : 'mita his nephew, the Right glen. Edward Csrdw e ll. M.P. f or O x f or d sad Brendan , for Ireland. the t-ttttor has bequeathed the portntit of 'his father by Sir Tbousea Lawronce.—lllastrigesf Loudon /fres. THS ORDNANCE SURVEY. TO TIE EDITOR Of 71111 TXPRI74.I. attempt i 4 making by the Ordnance liepurtmrnt to extend the caihistral survey, that is • survey op • very larxe sods., to the whole of En. 1.511. Two years ago the Howe of Commons 14., r stop to it. The Toiletry gentlemen are very anxious ev the steel...ion of this survey, for they are .lesimus of isiing their estates surveyed at the expensed the country. The thilnance maps are sold cheap, heriaine the surrey which they ssintain is done Iry the Itoyal Eugineers. But wk. sloeil.l Lind surveyors have the lirtud taken out of sokliers! A cadastral survey is not wasted h.r iotial purposes. A smaller mile isail that is required he the zovernment. I trust that the committee of the Wit... of Commowi now sitting en the extension of the 'al...tr.,' survey will rleride against it. The Ts:mutes, anes A. 4 f. 9. vilifiers toil., the work of eivilians. If there is not iihtsry work enough for the Royal Eagiseen, why not re e their uumher, and the army expenditure, which has war onwheil to • luevt alarming amount ? I stn. ko., July 11. A LANDOW SURVEYOR. Mr. Adams, the American Minister, and suite low•ured Om. tiristy'S Yinatrtle with Isis presence at Hir M.l.sty's Theatre Ind evening. His excellency's box was . 1 :o•Hr and tastefully decorated, swiblentstsc-d of the Asitricis Cuiku. THE THE POLICE COURTS. (Ms DAY.) • - M A LEISONE. AUDACIOUS ROSlititY. JUAN Ride. • woodcutter, was pLettl at the bar charged with the fallowing audacious robbery : It appeared from the evi.knee that yesterday morning at it o'clock yr. Horner, a Customhouse tide•waiter, who was at the Hope puhlic-house, Sbiulwell, for the purpose of con ducting the business in the absence o f the la n dlord, placed 26. lid in silver on the mantelpiece behind the counter, and shortly of term: rds bis MM. a little boy about 11 years old, came running into the parlour, crying out, " Oh, father, a man is stealing the money." He (prosecutor) noshed round and seised hold of the primer, who had in his hand 19s. lid., which he was in the art of putting into his trousers pocket. Ile was then given iota the custody of police-constable 165 1) ,• be was not drunk. The prisoner, who lifter some hesitation sail he might as well plead guilty, WAS sent to hard labour in the House of Correction fur six mouths. BUILGL RV PRE% r4TED. Jones and auother loan who tette, cl to give his address, were charged with 114V114 been seen loitering about in Westbourae•placc And Gloucester-terrace, fur the purpose of olmasitting robherics. The wigwam., la the cave were Pink, R.%, and Conduit, 116 D, sad it was shown that on the way to the station house JOOOlll, who has bug been known by the name of Monpy, threw a bunch of keys and other implements into the Itront's Canal, and thut on the other prisoner went found some loiters and a Latch key. Jooes had hate pie. viowdv convicted owlet the Vagraot .tet,atal his companion was also a well-known Associate of thieves of the worst de cription. . . Mr. Meuefield committed the prisoners to hard labour in the litoole of r 'orreetiou for three nieutlis. TIIIOATLNYI) MURIAR Or A NoSIAN UT HER lICSUAND. Jul,, a labourer, living in Hem iettaatreet, Manchester..mare, wail charged with drunkenness, soil threatening to cut the throlt of Mary, Lis wife. Tits story told Ly the wunian was a moat lamentable one. The prisoner had long been gisen to habits of intoxication, and pledging nearly everything fur the purpose of obtaining drink. At eight hot evening he made the diabolical threat alluded to, and held up a knife, intending, as shebelieved, to carry it into elfect ; she, however, nianagod to get away from him, and he wee anon idtcrwanls taken into custody Hs an adjacent Leer shop. He had then the knife in his powitasion. He was ordered to bud bail to keep the peace for three months. CLERK WELL. notmant OF KILTER CANDLESTICKS IN A TOVELLINC-110U , E. Jo...pa Smith, • Yulis6 Jew, who described himself as a hawker of sponges, residing in Whitecbapel, was cbar„zecl berm. Mr. D'Eyocourt with stealing, in company with another man nut in custody, • pair of silver randlesticka from the house of Mr. Wert, 14, t)aneyvillas, Upper Holloway. At about half-pest 9 in the morning Mr. West left home, and the carallesticka were then on the sideboard in the dining roots, the front door being left open. The prisoner and his companion, who had been going about under pretence of purehasiog old clothing, mitered the house, and immediately took the candlesticks and made off across the field:. They were seen by Mr. West to leave the house, and immediate information having been given to pnlicesergeant Martin. 20 M, after a smart chase the prisoner was apprehended in the Seven Sisters-road by police•conatable 20'P S (Stephen Trott), with the candlestick.' in his possession. The other MAD made his escape. The prisoner said he bail been out of work some time, and the other man who hail escaped told him he would give him Os. for his day's work if ho would so with him, and he did so. The man gave him the candlesticks to carry, and told bun he had just purchased them. Sergeant Marna applied for a remand, and mid be had no doubt the other man would be apprehended. Mr. D'Eyncourt remanded the prisoner until Saturday next. SOUTHWARK. THE /IRE ATILONDON BEIM,: AND THE TALLOW IX THE pr.% rm. 2 - Sic greasy•lookiog men. who filled the court with an intolerable steoch, were brought before Mr. Burehain charged with unlawfully entering the public sewers for the purpose purloining tallow from the great fire in Tuoley street Police-constable 255 M said that about half Tast 11 o'clock last night he was no duty in Tooleyistreet, 'when be saw several - men round one of the man-holes of the sewers. Re went to the spot and maw the prisoners corning op with tal low, but as soma as they raw him they throw it heck into the sewer and came out. Knowing that they hail no huma nen there he took them into custody. In answer to the charge the prisoners said that a man asked them to enter the sewer and &whit in scraping off a little of the refuse tallow and grease that hail come from the late fire. They th ought that it was all right. Mr. Beecham asked the constable whether they had taken any of the tallow from the .ewer.' The constable replied that they had not. One of the men—the youngest—wu in a dreadful state, and be had some difficulty iu getting hint out. Mr. Hardman told them that they had been guilty of an unlawful act and if brought before him again he should punish them ; however, as they bail not brought any tallow out, he should discharge them. Another man was charged with assaulting the police in the execution of their duty. 1115 L said he was taking some prisoners to the .itat:on• house on suspicion of robbing the sewers of tit and ti 11..., when the prisoner resisted him, and assaulted Ikim. lie was anopelled to nee hi. staff fix his own protecti.n. Mr. Burnham lined him live abllings, and in default of payment committed him to prisms for seven dap, DESPERATE AFFRAY IN NORTH UMBERLAJID STREET, STRAND.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, shortly before 12 o'clock, some eoesternation was OOMP4ODIId la Northitinberlandmtreet, Strand, by the report of pistols, and a boil outcry on the find door of No. let, Northumberland street, nocupied by • Mr. Roberta, an army agent. The latter, it was afterwards stated, had fired two pistols at Major Murray, who was in the office at the time, and in itialed two bullet wounds in the neck. Major Murray sitheugh thus wounded finding that Mr. Roberts had locked the door, and was in possession of another pistol, seized, it is said, the poker and kegs soil commenced a floral onslaught on his amailaot, inflicting the moot fearful Wows over the head sod face, so as to thoroughly disarm him, sad reader him is,ensihle. A man named Pomfret first rained the cry of " murder," and Mr. Ransom, who occupies offices in the same loom, saw Major Murray make his escape from the back window into the yard, and as he was bleeding profusely from the wounds is the neck and forebeed, he at once led him off to Charing-cross Hospital. In the meantime, islormatioo was conveys 1 to the police-station, Scotland yard. when • number of policemen hurried to the house. On going upstairs they found the door locked, and as they could obtain uo answer, • ladder was procured, and entering the room from the back window, they found it in the moat frightful state of confusion and the Moot covered with blood. In the corner near the door they discovered Mr. Roberta in a crouching position, bleeding profusely from numerous wounds on the heal awl face, and on the door they found two pistols, one of which bad recently been discluirged Mr. Roberta was immediately raised up by the police, and conveyed to eharing-cross Hospital, where Major Murray had previously arrived. They were both plaoed under the care of Mr. Skev, the house surgeon and assistants, when their wounds were found to be of • dangerous character; but from the short time that elapsed since the dreadful occurrence it was almost impossible to learn the evict nature of the injuries, and for the same reasmi it was not possible to oldaiu any reliable information as to ha oasm of the 'Orley. It is stated by Major Murray, who is the brother of tiptain Murray, of 35, Halley-street., that there were pecuniary transactions between them, rind that shortly before, he met Mr. Roberts, who invited Me to his cake, and an angry altercation took place. Dee parties are in charge of the polite at the hospital. LATEST SPORTING LNTELLIGENCE. (PT nacnic TILB01126.) PONTEFRACT MICETING.—(THIS DAY.) CABTLEFORD STAKE& 7m6 LONA 6 ran. HUNT CUP. Fle& SA Lima ... 6 rao. PARK.HILL STAKES. Dead beat with Haggai. asd Noptunna. PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. On. mik. Hegira, Leman., Mytioge, Pony TRH. Asians, Loop, Eidoka, !stored, Dubious. B gd n Pekoe, awl Giyey Girl aro bona CASTLE PLATE T.Y.C. Mitres& The Mesh* Zacariala Tat, Wes..el, Loos- I Aria& 1 by tape Plan, as limed Naa are here. XPREBB, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1861. SHARE LISI&-(THIS DAY J Two o'Czoct. Business in the railway share market today is very inactive, but t with the exception of Great Western stock, which has fallen 1 per cent., prices are generally firm. There is an improvement of 1 to 1 per cent. in Midland, Caledonian, South Ea.-tern, and Eastern Counties stocks. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to ; Great 1 • Midland, 121 to 122 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 99,1 to 1 ; South Eastern, 811 to 3 ; Eastern Counties, 401 to GO ; and Great Northern, 107 to 108. Lombarilo-Venetian Rai at g to dia. The aha Canadian linea are well au] ilway shares an , steady, re« of the two principal pported. tHWINAJLY •I AID STOOKS. Ckriss prior yestarday. Wes to-day to 1 p.m. S lf C II 7 N 97 ni 99k -- -; 5 II RAILWATS. !lans,WeL •Moir Vs/ Blrk.,Lia.,tOtaaJiame Blackbara Myth and Tyne 31e4rJ,/i tsaistni and knave . . . Cork awl Bandon GATIWaII Do. A . 0 no die. anent Do. H l p.c. Is puld to K Dublin ant Honest Jas. lesue,L,Yerth, & A b&Js Cast Sateen Lestern Coustloe taeteru relou, stock Do. Stock last Wu:folk t dluburgh and Glasgow Y.dbn bro',Perth, 'Dundee Forth end Clyde J UDC. Glasgow et S. %Vattern 'Great North otltoothusd !Great, Northers Pa. • Stock Ik. I311;7111 at. South& Weal. tlie ,1 '6m& &diem Lio.atourVal.Guadtk. Lantanalre& Varkstirt !Loudon and Mailman lon.,HriglitorotB.cow Lonaloa.Chattant.,,Lbor !madam& Narita Wotan laa. /Aglaia, LonlatatfittuthWeater Lanalooderrpteolersin Do. and Emending . ~iu0iWa:....... W. Acw _ _ 1.0. firma Dreg.. /11d. At. W. (In.) WM Kest Nesthaile sad Carlith Newry* Arrthigh.dith Newry,Warrep.*Ssi orfolk North British North Davos PAL t D S. liadera—berwlok_ G.N.S.raro., I, z f:»11;*--- Do. i7ri N•rtb London Nortli&S.WesteroJoila North btsJtorashin.,— Nott.RUrattittatolLlAL Peebles Portrsiontli U. 113 tuury So)Utah Contilli Soottlik N. X Abecitt 10112•4 airepollira Mire Stillagbranostileurs. 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C P,9181 921 Damon land all 1 103 100 Id 104 Id 2,0001 10 Channel IslandsTsL (I: all 1— . 060,000 Se .11g.of Sug.dtinsall all 1,00201 b M. tkystal Palau* 100,820 1 80. Do. rreforonee 100,000 Si. Do. Op. et. Prep. Doh lOO 101 103 ad 60,000 20 Suatlndialnig.a Canal 1 0 i die 700,000 at. Moen% Telegraph 7,190 16 Do. New lO dio 79,000 6 ism. and Ant. Cup. 50,000 16 Olga. Steam 'carte...Don 14 000,C00 1 Great Ship ( 14 ■1 11 4 4 ) • • 611 I 1 100,000 1 Du 174 per cent. Pref. all 111,000 9 Lou. District Tel ELL . 4 Ms 200,000 4 Lon. Goo. lunnibas Co. all 1 12 60,000 20 Madras frrlizt. & Csual I 1 2 I polls —IL 110,000 10 Idoillterrozmaßlec.TaL all 15,000 10 Ileilitor. Si Tel.(Um.) all li SI 00,00 25 National DiseoMit Cu 6 It I dis o,ool' 10 NerbuddaCoalalron,L, 6 1 si inn 11,310 10 Netherlands land * 60,000 1 Do. Bp. e., Is. all du all e 1 •-• 1,714 100 N. Brous. UN. loot. Li 81 41 10 10F,676 IN. Brit. Aosindaddad all i it 60,00• 1 °neural Oss 30,0 a• I Do. .. New Shares' 40,006 16 ehirn. In. film. alus.l ls dls 23 zha 000,000 St. Pool Inver laud .6 Min lOO II 64 10,000 60 Paulo. and Orion. Steers all 1111 70 Ng 10,004 60 Do. New 40,000 20 a.saa * lad. Tel. (Lag MI Illi 194 181 10,000 50 Rhynsuoy Iron 10,909 16 Do. New all 6 AI 16,000 100 Royal Mall Mears S 1 49 61 100,0ie. St. Scottish Aust. Invisaie lOO /30 111 10,101. 25 south Australian Laad all U $4 24 —ad 76,0 X, 1 Submarine 101 Scrip., MI il 160,0. 1 Do. do. reigistmed all il 11,514 10 Do. do. 1;6(o 10 Trust.% Ag. (limited) i [ Australis Yu* Issue. I 60.00' 25 TrustaLn.Co.U.Caaada 6 par 2Dm 1 30,000 9 UK. Kingdom TeL (1 ) . I 2 412 par 11.1.000 IGO Vas Utemen's Mad las ill 91 tOVINCIAL WARE MARKETS. Lief:m.oot. Jt.i.7 11. - Birkenhead, 86 114-Cagedonisui, 90 901 -Eastern Counties. 9 1346 9 16-In--Great Northern, 1071 1091- Great Welters, 719 711-tanaishire and Yeeiralffins neck, 1111 119 -London and North Western Stork, 011 961-London and Booth We,tern, 96 94-Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolosths, 471 471-Midland Stock, 111; 1211 - Ditto, Dew shared If p.- North British, 93 931-North Sta ff ordshire, di 41 d. -North Eastern, Bernick, 10111 1081-York and North Midland, 06 941- Leeds capital stock, at) 611-11outh Kooken and Dover, 24 7-19 20-West Midland, Oxford, 471 49-Buffalo and Luke Huron, 41 3-Dutch Rhenish, 3; 2 d.-Grand Trunk of Canada, 41316 19-16-On-at Luxembourg, 7 16-18 11-Great Western of Canada, 10L=Illouls Central, 38 379 d.-New York and Brie, 21 21 Tluinieq and Betsey Insurance, IP. , J 11.-North Banters. Leeds, li tl-Midland, I_2ll . ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONIA—At It meeting of tho council on the 11th instant, Mr. William Ferguson, F. 11.5., Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen, was introduced and took his seat, to which he was elected by the Fellows on the 4th instant, and Mr. Cesar Henry Hawkins, F.R.S., was elected president, in the vacancy occasioned by the re tirement iu the prescribed order of kr. South. Mr. James Luke, F.R.S., Surgeon to the London Hospital, and Mr. Frederick Ca' treater Skey, F. 5.8.. Surgeon to St. Barth*. lomew's Hospital, wore elected vice-presidents of the college for the ensuing year; and Mr. George Gulliver, F.E.S., was elected Profeseor of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, iu the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of that ("Mee by Mr. William ScoveU Savory, FILE& D:11:7: PILATE OF Mr.. T. E. PLINT, or LEEDS.— The second edition of yesterday's Lreds Memory says:—lt is with extreme regret we announce that Mr. Tbomaa Edward Hint, of this town, expired this morning after an Mims of little more thin tau hours' duration. He had yesterday attended to buitiums as usual, and left a meeting with some friends et ten p.m., help- . then to all appearance quite well. At about six dos morning be felt faint, es be had often done before, and desired that Mr. Braithwaite, surgeou, might be communed, Mr. Braith waite, jou., was iu immediate attendance, and prescribed restorative, under which Mr. Pilot soon rallied sufficiently to express his °pinkie that the affection ones pawing off, and that he waled uu further attendance. Within an hour, however, a fresh summons was received by Mr. Braith waite, who obeyed it only to find that life had already begun to ebb slowly away, and to wituesa its close at about twenty iinuutes past eight o'clock. Great feebleness, temporarily intensified, rather than actual disease of the heart, is believed to have been the cause of death. Few names were better known on the London and provincial Stock Exchange.' than that of Mr. Pilot, whose transactioas were very large. Ho was also well known as possewor of a choice and valuable collection of P aintings,p including "the Black Brunewicker" and the Pro•cribed lloyaluit," by Millais, and which was shortly to have been enriched by the addition of Holman Hunt • celebrated " Findinc * of Christ in the Temple ," Mr. Phut having lately bought that great work. The decensed wee a mau of singularly energetic mind, ilimplaved—happily for many a good cause—not less in works of piety sod ben.- vukuce than in business. His liberality was noluificent. Ho has died at the comparatively early age cf thirty - seven, leaving a wife end a very large family, as well as an ex tensive circle of friends, to lament his lose LIVERPOOL AND THE GREAT Ex etrtrioN or 1862.—Lieutenant Colonel Shadwell, on behalf of the rem miaaioners for the Great Exhibition of 1862, attended a meeting, at the Liverpool Tows-hall yesterday, to give ex planation. and infoimatiou that might be required by the iiilisbitanta oe Lverme.l. with reference to the forthcoming exhibition. His worship the mayor presided, and expressed the deep interest he felt in the proposed exhibition, and his own wish that Liverpool should out be behind other towns in aiding to secure its *acme, and stated that Colonel Shadwell was present on that occasion at his express desire. Colonel Slindwell then explained that her Majesty's cone misaionets were anxious for local committees tarbe esta blished is all the principal towas of the country. Already nearly thirty applicatium for space had been sent in from Liverpool, and as application. could be received up to the let of October, he trusted that a local emumitku would be established in Liverpool to decide upon the hest way is which the icteresta and industry of the town could be represented. He next explained at cond. derable length the duties of heal committees, cud trusted that cheap transport to Lundou would be afforded to the workieg damns during the period that the exhibition would be open. He also trusted that Liverpool would make a good display of raw materials of industry. Many gentle men, including Mr. W. Brow), President of the Chamber of Commerce, then gave iu 'their names as the nucleus of a local committee, Mr. Curwood, deputy town clerk, agreeing to act as secretary. After several questions had been ad. dressed to Colonel Shadwell the proceolingi terminated with votes of thanks to that gentleman and the mayor. MANCHIDITER UNITY Or ODD —This week has been an sensually busy one with the members of the society in Ptee and the celebration of anniversaries. On Monday, at Aetompark, Birmingham, nearly 80,000 persons were present rata varied enterhinment • and the Pimlico District had a large muster iu Baron ltAlischild's grounds at Guesembury. At Tottenham, on Tuesday, the Bruce thatle Lodge had a dimier, cricket match, and lull, in good old style ; whilst at Chertsey an influential festive gather. ton was held in the Town-hall, presided over by P.P.G.M. • emitted by P.O. M. Rue. On Wednedsy, at Bye house, the Waltham Abbey Lodge assembled their mem ben and friends, including the government workers at Enfield Factory, and a numerous and happy party hail a thorough day's enjoyment ; the large number of members iu volunteer uniforms was rather surprising. Great prepa rations are being made fur the metropolitan Ike at the Crystal Palace on the 6th August, when the whole of the fonetains will be displayed and a grand procession of the order take place, accompesied by a duaen rifle Lands and the regalia of the Liverpool, Bristol, Buiningbant, andDiut ford district". Mr. Coxwell will also make a halloos ascent. The profits are in all mass given to the widow and uri,hau and distress funds. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) THE NEW INDIA LOAN. Two o'Cioca. Great excitement prevailed in the City to-day in connexion with the adjudication of the new India Loan. The tenders were to be lodged by twelve o'clock this day, but the crowd of applicants was so large that consider able delay occurred. It is rumoured that the applications reach at least twenty mil lions. The Stock Exchange is in a state of great suspense, awaiting the result. It has just been officially announced that the government reserved price is 94 per cent. A large amount has been written for as high as 99. This will probably be allotted in full. The rumour is that the Hebrew party have subscribed fur a very large sum at 98/, and that it is doubtful if they will obtain any portion, and the distribution will apparently be made chiefly to bidders above that price. The scrip of the new India 4,000,0001. loan has been in great request, and has touched 1001- to 4. A relapse has since taken place to 99j to I, the present quotation. The Old Five per Cent. stock is now quoted 90 to I, both for money and the account. The funds have been firm. At one period a fresh rise of percent. was quoted, but within the last half hour prices have returned to the closing quota tions of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there has not been much business, speculative attention being completely diverted to the Now India Loan. At Paris this morning, accotding to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reuter opened at 67fr. 80c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 90, , 1 „ and I fur money, and 901 and I for the account. The present quotations are 90 to I for cash, and 901 to 5-16 for the 7th of August. Half en hour ago the price for the account was 901 to i. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, MI, 1, I ; New Three per Cents., 89k, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 11-16 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 99, 981, 991 ; ditto for account, 99, g ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864, 961. In the foreign stock market the transactions have been upon a moderate scale. Turkish bowls are steady, the loan of 1854 being quoted 761 to f, and that of 1838, 61} to I. There are more inquiries for Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 22i. Sales are re corded as follows :—Austrian Five per Ceuta., 49 (exchange 108.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 99; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 88 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63i, ox div. (exchange 128 ) ; ditto Four por Cent. Cer tificates, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 22f ; 'ditto, for account, 22g, it ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46, }, ex div. ; ditto, for account, ' 457., ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 41, ex tlir. ; the Committee's Certificates, ae, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, fur acoount, 61N, ,3 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 0211 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001 ; ditto, fur account, 101. Fova o'CLoci. Console are flatter compared with 2 o'clock . " being quotod 20 for money, and 901 to I for the recount. Under the influence of the dividend money the discount market yesterday was decidedly easier. The demand at the Bank was very slack, and in other quarters transactions took place at si to al per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rates for short loans on government securities were about 311 to 4 per cent. The fortnightly settlement iu shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("Continuation day") and terminate on Tuesday. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 40,0001. The North American, for Quebec, which left yesterday, took 05,815 L iu specie. The Bank have notified *reduction from 76e. 3d. to 74.i5. 2d. per ounce in their price for French gold coin. The advance, in May last, to the former rate has assisted to attract considerable supplies of this coin. At the meeting of the creditors of Mtssrs. J. Duncan and Co., Gas spinners, of Dundee, held on Wednesday, it was proposed to pay a composition of 2s. in the pound, in instalments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, but a committee was appointed to investigate. A winding-up in bankruptcy, in volving a forced realisation of the mills and fac tories, would of course greatly reduce the divi dend. The firm was connected with Messrs. Smith, Sinclair, and Co. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of Lh36l. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,7461. ; the Midland a decrease of 1,2111. ; the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire . , a decrease of 3841. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,1631. The meeting of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company, called for to-day (Friday), it further adjourned to the 10th of Angie4t, the arrangement with the Belgian government nut being yet ixonpluted. Tho position of the market for American Aecnri ties is noticed xs follows by Masan. D. Bull, Sun, and Co. : During the past week the business in American securities has been very limited, and, with the exception of en im provement of about 1 per cent. in United States Fire per Cent. Bonds, prime contirme without altenetion. The return of the Bank of England fur the week ending Wednesday, July 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Cimuleition active .. Public deposit. 3455,613 Diereses 4,031,731 Other deposits .vernmeut securities is booking department Otherseeuritim in banking department Coin and bullion in WI departnamta 11,674,290 Decrease 397,473 Revels dry and other bills 616,192 Decrease 1.721 The Bost ........ Notes iu reserve Total reeerve (notes& coin) in bsokin department 6,166,804 Decrease 31C,Stai The changes shown in this returu—iccluding the further decrease of 397,4731. in the coin and bul lion, and of 316,8881. in the reserve—are princi pally caused by the payment of the dividends, which commenced un Tuesday. The unfavourable tendency of the Dank accounts may have some influence on the biddings fur the loan to-morrow. HANK n? VCOLAND.—AD Ammon pursuant to the Act 7th 11114 i th Vk., C. IS. for the week enalln uu We4well.iy, July le, Icel. 1W Ito tow IN Itoo r., 100 IVO iii . 17 iii lot TO St M I lb; 113 111 113 115 137 11•) 113 1/11 101 104 Do us n 7 160 71 74 114 14 14 14 12r% 117 i I 67 ea I I 114 120 11r1 Its 91 Is 112 110 1 1 P lO 93 i 991 ti Si K N. 01 10 100 100 11$ ae I 108 '7l 0 4 8 7n 1 1111 12 l'Oe 48 eik 1 In"' - Dm 1001 - ~ 931 1 4 81 1 i gil 6 lee - 14 - 14 Pin sd xd - z 4 THURAIDAT Svonsa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to i fat the 7th of August, opened this morning at as same quotation, m.a to oog and closed at SOk to For money the last price was 90 to t. The official bwiness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consob., for money, 90, 891, 901, 90, I ; ditto for account (August 7), 90/, ; nree per Cents. Reduced, BPI, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, Ban!: Stoat, 230, 231; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981,, I, 90, 98 kt it 4 , 99 1 98 i; ditto for account, 09, t, 9131,, 9`.4 ; ditto Bows, 10N., 14s. die. The India Fire per Cent. stock was again in demand, and showi..l a continued tendency to im provement. The closing quotations, however, were somewhat be:ow the best point of the day, being 981 to 1 for money, and 981 to 99 for tie account. MIXES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market to-day is languid. There is, however, a good demand for shares in Marko Valley and East Camden Mines. The former ars quoted 9i to g, ex thy., and the latter 211 to 221, ex div. East Devon Great Consols shares are quoted 21 to g, tutoi West Polinear, 18s. to 19a. In other mines scarcely auy business has been done. • Foreign and colonial mining shares are ex tremely quiet, at former prime. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(THNI DAY.) Supplies of home-grown wheat and flour continue sheet, barley, malt, and osia very contracted, and very few beans or peas. Nu Scotch or lristi oats reported during the week. The arrivals of foreign wheat for the week are heavy, although but little in sine Wednesday ; a large cargo of American and two parcels of Prussian. Flour: Only one parcel of bands from America eine° last day, but total of the week liberal. Barley : None since last report. Oats have come io freely— principally R(1631All Prussian, sud Swedish ; and a lugs parcel ( rum Moulr e aL All o ther descriptions of corn and seeds in very moderste supply. The wheat trade ti'.day - does not exhibit the firm taw that it Las during the week, but quotations are ma:dieted for both English and foreign. Flour participates is the dulness of the wheat trade - nothing cloiug in Norfolko, which are quoted at 451: American barrels dull. Barley, nothing passing worth notice. Oats about the sane value as on Monday last, bat the trade not SO brisk. Very little .'.one iu seeds of any description. Beaus and pea■ easier to purchase. RGOES. —The minds off the coed lately have born principXy wheat and maize, for which the de mand has been steady for the Continent, at about late rates. Wurre.—Logliaii : Banes and Kent, white, new, Sala 565. ; ditto, fine old, 61s, to 644.; ditto red, new, 36.. to 455.; ditto, floe, old, 56#. to Ms ; Norfolk, &c., hoe, old, 675. to 594.; red, new, 445. to 525. Foreign : Lbuitsie, GU. to 645. ; Mee, 654. to 61b.; extra, 694. to TOL; Koingsberg, 595. to 61a.; ditto, extra, Ws, to 67..; Rostock, Ws. to 67a. • Mecklenburg red, Ms. to 6th.: Uckerniark ditto, Us. to ; Americus white, 61a. to lib.; ditto red, 595. to 664.; Canadian, 60z. to 635. - 1.14 Ruff. —English malting, 424. to 44..493: griodiug, 304. to ; to T o r 21L . : foreigu gruuliog, 27.. to 324., ditto malttug, 414. to 454. MALT —Euglish, Eason and Norfolk, 594. to 634. ; ti 635. to 7 . 35. ; li.ingstou mad Ware, 654. to 75..; brown, 534. to 595. OATIL-English feed, 19s. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato. 26a. to 30s. ; foreign, Wa thd. to 2:iii. Rik 23a. to 335. Baum -English tick, 334. to 40s. ; harrow, 40a. to 43e. pigerm, 40e. to 445. ; foreign, Na'-e ', 365. to 37e. ; tisk. 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 394. to 44e. ; Egyptian, 36a. to 311 e. PEAS. -Eugli.b hoLem, 365. to 451.; wla.te and blue, Mk. to 40s. ; ail,. to 43... pey, 34i. to 3d..; hog, 38.. to 336. ; foreign. 40a. to 44e. Ft oon.-Lugiisli town, 49.. to 7.0 i. ; ditto fine, 53.. to 535. ; country, 4's. 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 36e. Od.; French, 465. to 43a. pee amok; Amerman, 21.. to 31a.; Canadian, :W.. to .its. ; Spanish. 4tu. to 49.. FLOATING CARGUIk3, all C. F. and 1. -Whmt Beal miski and liariatiople, per 4921b5., 50s. to 525. ; Chirka, 50s. to 53i. ; l'oluth Odessa, per 44015.., red, 50.. to 51s. ; white, 56.. to 53e. ; Danube and Galata, 42e. to 48s. ; Egyptian, 37a. to 395. Earley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 41101ba, 24a. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube do., 245. to Zs. Brae : Eaptian, per qr., 375. to 36e. ILtige Odessa and Galata, per 4921 be., 30s. 61 to 325. ; lbr it awl Eel/prism par 48016 a., 265. 6.1. to 31a. ; French, do., -a. to -a ; Americium, do., 295. to 31s. Stscia-Cauary wed, per qr., 40.. to 465. ; Hump need, per qr.. 4ila to 32..; 11 ostant seed, per bushel, white, 15e. to 19a. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, ah. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English. per 1,0/0, 121. 111 s. to 13:. 3.. ; American, thin, in tide., per toe, 101. se. to 10 1 . 135.; do., thick, round, and oblong,9/. 10a. to 10/. Ws.; Baltic, 91. to 91. Sr. ; Ilarseilles, 91. 5%. to 104.5 a.; Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10e. ARRIVALS L\ [O LONDON' PROM JULY 6 ro JULY 12. linelait and Scotch. trials. /wefts. ... 1 aTO 1 .... I 5540 1 60 1030 . I 510 I 2° I I.7I{TA ' L i A °"4 II 2° EILA . 4° G .ac liS. ks. 27°-- Wb Barka Oats Malt now gmelab. ItiO k IMPE io lwrreLL -what. Jima I 6 —IS ****** .... . ail 04 July 6 611 wurbrAgg Average 0:14 64 1 tette. , Rye. i Beam i Pew. u re 35e id Itei Idrefee Id' N !de 01 ;Re 641.44 nel see UK 9.3. :k1 Ills 2elleee 41s 14 Ca 2.1 3Se 3.11.14. Od ile U 2.0 ..1 lee ed 41s 3d rte U INs 01 aa oct cla Ildifle IN -!----- -- 1 --- I 23.1 tld She 74 44s 44 OM N 33m 21.1' DOT7.—%l"te it. holey, Oats, Rye, Roam, and Peas, la MeenSaff GRAIN Oct, LAS? Wria.— Wheat. 47,717; WSW. 1,411; oats, _.4S_; Tye.' ' !: beam, peas, b 0 quartets. 111.11.011.1111 /11. , ;r1,411 THZ 97XCIVATIONS IN THE AVYAMIZ Or WHEAT IMPJTEI THI MX wrzcs MAXIM Piks.. June 17.111 We 87JuHe Hie : 6 . " . "77.........., 1 .. I. 11 .. 1 .. UlO :: 1 - I Jed, & i . 1 - 7 . . .. .7 - I " ** " 1 : . -- . 71 ...*_, :* .: 1 .. 1 .. . --- LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (HL IMIXTISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELIGIAPH.) (Roil OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Market rather tirm; wheat selL quietly at fall rates d Tuesday. Flour steady at late quotations. Beans, India saris, Gala, and oatmeal, in moderate consumptive inquiry al sarreat prices. MINCING LANE.-(THIS D4Y.). PATS PEPARTYILIT. Notes issued git5,421,43 • Uovemineut debt.. £11,016,100 rubel. tecurities.... 404,900 Gold coin and bul lion I Silver £2C.421.135 Tit...KIW PI Proprietors Capital J.14.r. - ..5.0n0 Kest Public Deposits %in cluding Esau% , Bar. &oaks, Com mis. of National Debt. and Inv. Aces.) 01.bvr Depoalts.. Term day awl other alCsll4 mUßVttri. v. . Government Secu rities including Dead Weight Aa uulty; Other Securities Notes Acid mod Silver Cola 1,02,V4 tweak= i me:um .1 di 11, ISM INAINIALL. ChM embisr• SlMsitT—This market has ut length improved, and buyers have evinced more confidence, arising chiefly from dm low prices, and an advater of Gd. to la front the last lowest point has been established, with a fair amount of business done this week. The refined market has also adousookand the supply of ...nods ready for delivery is very small. Cormr..—The pubiic sales hare gone off steadily Yds week at previous rates. TEA.—A slight improve/Pent in the demand has tam place the last few days, but general quotations are est altered. Corrox.—The demand has n.,t been brisk this week, but prices have beca suptorted. Rice —A limited lionises has been dorm at about last week's prices. Slices have sold steadily, but without spirit. SALTPIRMIR his been dull of sale. INmeo.—(Third dam).—Several large parcels of dry led Madras offered to.day wore bougiit in much above their value; the few sold went rather under May prices. Kurpahs coalition in request ;good and flue Bengal are chiefly bought in ; qualities from Ca. 9.1. to Ts. :id. s.,:d steadily at last sale's prices, but un l nimble rate go off unevenly. I,sol chests hero linseed tha sale today, of which 18C3 were with drawn nod XI iu ; letting 730 chests meld. With the eamption of sugar, most articles have been dell of sale this wont. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DA Y.) The market ii quiet. Town tallow is quoted 494. d. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. s(k ; July to September, 99.. ; October to December, Ws. to 495. fid. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADENIIALL—Prices:: to 641 bi., 2t to 3d. ; 64110. to 721 1 5!, 3.1, to 34 4 . ; 7tbs. to Mks., 3 t 441 ; Falb. to 881bs., 4d. to 46d. ; &Qs. to 4fi110., 441. to 411 Home hides, Bs. to 9s. W. Calf Alas, light.. 2s. to 3s. 6d. ; full. 6s. BERMONDSZT. —Sheep skins : Lambs, 2s. Cd. to 4s. 2d. ; skearlings, Is. 4d. to Is. 8.1. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mcssrp. Pattenden end Smith report the plantains amanita for the most part as Lad u mu he. with the excep tion of part of SI iddlorKeut, Worew.ter. and a small portion d Lug Kent. A fair tr.ule doing at firm rates. Duty 70,000( to 00,000/. 425,421,433 I COAL M tRKET —(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 195.; Walla End South Hattie, 18e. 9d. ; Walls E 1.141 Tees, 16s. 911. ; Walls End Trinidad Hartlepool, 18e. ; Walls Eud Hartlepool, Ills. sill.; Walls Eal Braddyls Helton. ; Walls Eod Kamen Het, W 17s. 941. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 1711.11 d. Walls End South Kelloe, 184.; Walls Eud H. 0011811,15.; 'Walls End Kopier l:range, 17s. GJ. ; Walla Iterl Helloe. Dts. ;kl. ; Walls Eud Eden Haim, 16.. N.; Walls End Harlon. Ire. rsl. ; Waller End Amen Mem, 1711.; Walls End H ettou Lyons, Ite. Gd.; North Hartlepool. 158.11 d.; Shineliffo, 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 15. 6d. ; Wei Hartley. Ir.. ; Hastings Hartley, 15e. 9d.—s3 ships at 'who. I 4 . 1141 3 it 4a Id Sh 14 341 M Sis lid 811 311