The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-03 00:00:00

mentiesy, odd teed abeet.• fortnight ego the peimmer's wife and four children were admitted iato the wockhouee. They wore quite destitute, mad the wife told him that her I keed had deserted them tee mouths age. From isqubies he made be esostiaised that he wee at work at Stockton-on- Tees. Witness acieerdingly applied to the court for • warraat, and he was apprehended by Feasam, the warrant eager of the omit. Mr. Woolryth naked the age, of the ohildree. Mr. Barker replied that the elder was 9 years of age, and the youngest 2. William Tonsure, 227 If, one of the warrant alma% said that he received the warrant, and proceeded to Stock ton-on-Tees. He toned the ykroem at • place called Norio° living with another women. When told of the charge he did not y having deserted his wife and family le Leeks, and the female told him they bad been married at Sadism four weeks ago. Witness added that the pri mmer wen in constant work for Mr. Page, • tenser, at Stockton. The priaoner's eldest son, areepecitable-lookingyming men, mid that he left his mother and four children tee months ego, lied all the money she had had from him was 24a. Withers had &misted in Impala his mother and the young Andros as long as be could ; hut he had lately been Oat al week. In answer to the charge the prironer said he did sot desert his wife and family. He left them to go on tramp ls march of employment. Fensiun, the warrant-officer, informed his worship that he understood the prisoner had three other wives in existence. He bad the magistrate's warrant from Stockton to appre hend him for bigamy, in cam he might be discharged from the present complaint. Mr. Woolrych told the prisoner that he was a very bad fellow to leave his wife aid family so long a time without the mesas of support. He seat/seed him to one month's bard labour, and at the end of that imprisonment the officer could take him into custody for bigamy. The prisoner was thou conveyed to Wadsworth Home of Correction, sad the entreat charging him with bigamy was left for his detention. TELLY:ES Tlll PIRAMBULATOR IN THE WAY. Sarah Dixon, •f;;;;;;,..Wisinan,TraribiOught before Mr. Pertridge charged with smaultieg Mrs. Sarah Coheo the wife of an outfitter of No. 65, Upper East Smithfield: opposite the St. Katherine Dock. The complaisant stated that yesterday (Sunday) after noon she wee wheeling two of her children along the foot. path in trout of her own house whets she beard some very foul abuse sad threats from • veins behind, and on turning round maw the prisoner who itruck her a violent blow on the left aide of the face and drove her into the road. The wembulator and children were nearly tun* over. She bled • good deal from the month. Frederick Martin, 135 H found the proieentrix with her face swollen and her lip bleeding. He took the prisoner into muitody, and she said, "I shall get off with this on payment of a fine of 10s. and I don't care for that." The primer said in her defence that the perambulator was in the way and she could not par. She requested Ilre. Cohen to move it on one side sod let her per, which she refused to do, and drew the vehicle over her feet. She thee slapped the woman's fate. Moe. Cohen denied that the perambulator waa in the way, and Mr. Stoddard, her solicitor, called two respectable wit nesses, who confirmed her evidenoe in every particular. Mr. Partridge said the assault was quite unjustifiable, and fined the prisoner 235., and is default 14 days' imprison ment. iii; prisonar—Tbat ism mesh again as I impacted. GREAT SWIMMING MATCH ON THE SERPENTINE. —(T1118 Carl—Tine morning the match between young Gun, the celebrated two-mile champion swimmer, and Coulter, of the London Swimming Club, foe 251. a side, same off on the Serpentine, the distance being the entire of the water from the western extremity to the be at Keesington-gardens, rather more than a mile. The match attracted an immense number of speotaton, and both banks of the river were lined with people, ear. t'eges filled with (*tipsily, and gentlemen on horseback. The start was effected shortly after 7 o'clock, both competitors taking the water very evenly on the signal being given. Os rising after the plunge they were nearly level, both west away at a terrine peon, occasionally they would slightly head each other, bet the advantage thus gained was but momentary, and in this manner they continued to progrees, and it was the opinion of the most experienced jedies, up to the last moment, that the race would prove a dead heat ; however, when within a few yards of the bridge, yang Gulf put on a tremendous spurt and shot ahead, and despite the @trepans exertions of Coulter, came in a winner by a yard and a half. LOYAL UNITED FRIENDS' DEMONSTRATION AT THE CUYETAL PALACE. —MHZ DAT.)—Thia morning the dills rest lodges of the order of the Loyal Society of ignited frieeds had a grand demonstration at the Crystal Pekoe. The officers and members of the order appeared wearing their different inrignia and carrying the banners of the as sociation, attended by military bands. They had a grand procession, termioatiog with a pictorial tableau on the middle terrace. During the day the great foontaina were pli; there was a millers? match os the lake ; and • variety of athletic sports for silver medals and other prises. Prom the numbers who arrived at the palace during the storming, there is so doubt a eoesidessble sum will be realised is aid of the beeevolent objects of the society. DEATH FROM THE BITE OP AN ADDER.—Yesterday Mrs Siddon, wife of Mr. &tidos, undertaker, Compton. streot, went with a party of fries& for as excursion to Epping-forest, sad whilst sitting os the gems partaking of • pie-nic, she was stung by as adder, which wee killed by one of the gentlemen. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Siddon's body began to well, and despite all the efforts of medical aid, so rapidly did the reptile's Teem inspregsate the system that she expired this morning. _ _ MURDEB NEAR SEIBBERIEN. SEINDERREN, SATERDAT.—lntelligeeee has fact reached la of a shocking murder °outwitted this moreiog. about 8 o'clock near Mohacs. within a few miles of Skibbereen. It appears that Denis Crimson, a farmer beloogiog to the shove place, followed a man named Cornelius Einem, and, with a scythe, severed the bead from the body. There are aumerous reports as to the cause which led to the murder, but it is emedently believed that jealousy had a great deal to do with it.—Stibberees Eagle. _ . . Blatant:ix or Samirrs.--Saturday wan the last day of the polling, and the proceediop closed at four o'clock, at which time the number. were ao Aldernme Gibbons, 886 ; Mr. Figgie& 777; Mr. Bennett, 581; Mr. Alderman Stone , 84; and Mr. Alderman Water. low, 54. Mr. Pigging briefly thanked the liverymen for the honour they had done him, and said it should be hie earnest endeavour to maintain the honour and dignity of the office of sheriff to which they had been pleased to elect him, and to deliver op the chair of office as untarnished as he should receive it from the hands of his friend, Mr. Al derman and Sheriff Begley. (Cheers.) Mr. Bennett was loudly called for, and on stepping forward was received with loud cheers. He thanked those who bad supported him, and hoped that in future be would be better known amongst them, aid is the eyes.. of his coming forward in any other public capacity, he should receive a doe share of their sup port. A Court of Aldermen and a Common Hall will be held on Tuesday for the purpose of making the final decla ration of the moult of the polling. LIFEBOAT SZSVICB3. —BODE HAVII/f COE/MALL, JOLT L —About 9 o'clock yesterday evening • chooser was seen making for this . port, the sea running very heavily and the tide t cog about foe, hours flood. In attempting to enter the harbour she struck on the north shore, the sea making a clean breach over her. The erew were obliged to take to the rigging to prevent being washed overbmrd. The Bude Haven lifeboat of the National Institution was promptly messed and launched, succeeded is pulling through every heavy surf, and reaching the vessel. The crew of the schooner, four in number, were taken off from the bowsprit and safely brought on shore. The vessel proved to be the &armee of Exeter, Jones, master, coal laden. She is likely to become a total wreck. The master speaks favourably of the promptness of the aid rendered him by the lifeboat. Mr. Simpsoo, the chief officer of the coastguard, was quickly on the spot with the rocket apparatus, and succeeded in sending a lies on board by means of • rocket just as the lifeboat reached the vessel. The whole expense of this valuable lifeboat station, amounting to 6001., was defrayed by a benevolent gentle man in memory of his late mother. ABBRICAN " WAisTs."—Ooe of the latest Yankee "notioaa" of which we (Reader) hare beard, is that of • Dr. Dio Lewis, the principal of what we may term • HY giesic educational seminary for young ladies at Lexington, Massachusetts, near HOMO ' wherein Theodore D. Weld is one of his associate& We bear that at • resent clotting ex amination at thin seminary one of the exercises (if we may so characterise it) consisted of a careful Iseasureiteet of the 'mists of the pupils respectively, and a compsrisou of the result in each iestanee with a reeord preserved of a similar measurement at the opening of the term, " showing an average net gain of n inches in circumference sines the Ist of October last? Some girls who entered upon the term invalids had meantime been treteed to walk 10 miles without fatigue, while their intellectual progress had kept full pace with their physical. A veteran graduate of Har vard declared that halted Dever listened to lathe recitations at that renowned university equal to those of the girls at Lexingtos There are now large numbers of West India beetles imported into France for the use of the Parisian beetle jewellers. East India beetles are also in requital. In Edinburgh and Birmingham there is • great quantity of beetle jewellery manufactured. The beetles selected are those with compact and hard bodies. The South Ameriesia beetles used are a dead green colour, and they have the sp. sarance of beige ornamented is the arabesque style. When placed in breast pins gold lankness and diamond eyes are added. Sir Emerson Tamest has presented Mr. Thomas., a /Southampton beetle jeweller, who it going to exhibit in the Paris exhibitive, with some specimen, of the ooleoptera of Ceylon , mielhold in Sir Panama's work on that Waal. The elytra of these are like burnished emeralds, and the thorax like shining plate armour. Mr. Thomas is exhibiting brooches adorned with gold owls of the ancient fossil trilobite. The regu larly articulated frame of these creatures, and the curious attitudes in which they perished, adapt them ter the gold eolith's art. The trilobite existed through many Polo& Wt. It is found in the Cambria° and la tread tip to earboniferous period& Its minting analogue is the wood louse. Primeval lice and modem beetles sow famish eras. moue for dram Wlest..flarley. Yilt. OM& Hew rear %tour. gra pm ge. I pre cire. ern Oda leeks. 2114363 ... 0110 11l 16744 794 272 117 .. tune Foreign .. 16464 1714 .... 60444 1176 16 .. 840 To4al.— 21430 1371 11674031402 - 18 - 1 142 F-77-115910 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr 1130,110 AND nrrWATIOSAL TILIONAPIL) (raps sus OWN 00EAINIPONDIST. ) The market mistime quiet at late quotations. Salm, probably 6,000 or 7,000 bales. THE EXPRESS, ATNDAY EVEMENG, JULY 3, 186 L COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ICARI-Lilff.--(THIB DAY.) Very limited quantities of Egli& wheat were remind up to oar market bo th. • bet the quality of the samples was good. Olds( to favornabLe 11100311111111 *shred from en parte of the eouinty in reference to the °rem the de mand was Mactive ; nevertheless, the bulk of the supply wee shared off, at, in mem bestances, a slight decline in prima The gelid foreign wheat was only moderate. Good and Sae qualities were hi fair reqaest, at fall quota:loon. In low and damp pumas very little was doing, at barely late mien There wu vary little English barley on offer, but the supply of foreign wss moderate. On the whole, nt trade was firm, at very fall intros. Malt—the supply of which was tolerably good —was in bir requen, at perukes quotations. The show of forsign oats was large—of English A fair badness was transacted in most kinds, at previous rates. Beans were is short supply sad steady requeet, of fell prim, The few puss as the steads were taken off of fully late rates. - The flour trade w steady, and last week's prices were well supported. The arrivals ri Fasting cargoes of grain were on a mare exteasive seals than for some time past. Arrived same of wheat were in (sir request at about late rates. Basta, 37.. 9d. ; Ohlrka, 37.. 6d. and 38s. ; and Oder., 38e. 3d. par 492 lbs. Chicks, as peonage, sold at 38s. to 38s. 6d.; ditto for July or August shipment, Ms. 3d. per 492155. Baize met a slow tele, and empanel with previous gitotatioes exhibited a decline of from 3d. to &I. per graf te r. NUM. 28.. 9d. to 295.; old Galata, 29a• 28.. 3d. to 28.. 9d. per 49211 .. Balgarits, 275. 71d. ; Wal- Wake, 28.. 114. per 48015.. Barley changed hands to a fair sztent, at the late advanos in the cur rencies. Politicks, 20.. 3d.• Baltchica, 20.. 4ed. to Ms. Ed.; Restendji, 20a 3d.; Ibrall, 16s. ; Doonbian, 16.. 9d. Lagos. 20.. ver 400th.. Nicolaieff, on passe" EX 6d. per 400155. The inquiry for rye for the Osatieent continuer very Gnu, at la per quarter more mow. Donabiaa, on postage, 26a, 6d. per 480165. Enos, to be shipped in July or August, 27.. per 480Ibs. No transeo- tione of importance took plies In beans. Barley, 38e. per I 480ibs. She trade for milleisesd was quiet, at 19.. to 20.. per 480155. for Moabite. Liaised improved Is. per qr., with a steady &mead. Mariattopoli, 57.. ; Wars, 68s. per 42415.. Calcutta, 655. per 41015 .. Feet ladle. , Jose to August gip meet, 57x.88 . to 68s. par 41015.. Odessa, June or July ship ment, 575. 100. per 4241 bi. Bombay, Jaly to August shipment, 695. 6d, per 416155. ; Calcutta, for shipmeet in July or August, 675. 9d. per 410ibs. Bombay, in ware bolts, 59.. ; Want* Us. to 58e. ; Bleak Bea rad Asoff, 575. ; Ago T ta : e tion ; , 62 .. to 53e. ; St. Petersburg, 535. to 156 e. ; and 60a. to 525. per quarter. Linseed cakes moved off ly, at mimosa rates. Marseilles, to be shipped in September or October, 81. 18.. 9d. to 91. per ton. Laadoe made, 101. to 101. 5..; New York, in barn a% 101. 5.. to 101. 18..; ditto In kegs, 101. to 101. 51.; WllBlllO4 91. 10a.; and Marseilles. N. 10s. per too. Cotton seed cakes realised 61. 2.. ed. to U. fie. per toe. The traits idiom in rapeseed were on a limited seals ; nevertheless, the emmeelet remained unaltered. Fist Indian, to be shipped is Jae* or Auras; 59.. 3d. per 41615.. Gamest, 71.5. to 725, ; Ferosepore, 60s. to 625. Caleette, 695. to 60s. ; Danubias, cultivated, 61s. to 625. Wild Black Sea and Aroff, 33.. 6d. to 345. 6d. per quarter. oattoesasd sales progressed steadily, and prime advanced from 2s. 6d. to 6s. per ton. Egyptian, arrived, 71.6.. : ditto, oa pasha , 71.10.. to 71. 12.. 6d. per ton. AzarvaL or -English : Linseed, 30 ; rapeseed, 29 ; sad sundry, 44 qrs. Foreign ; Linseed, 3,463; rape seed, 3,620; and mndry, 80 qm. FarOnria-Linsesd, 4724 ; sad *Eased, 2,148 qn. ...~. fl.l-_. Woklt potato wltlto ~, black awn. 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New Be ßecton 36 6 13 6 -. 700 Awe . 16 17 - 8.000 ~ Maim) 1.10.0 3 1 -. &MO _ no Wheal l6 .... &OW ~. *roe United 1.16 16 $ - 1.115 .. prooldooae (11. 104041 10.8.7 10 11) -. 112 . 8. Carilon (44.Cleer) l3 490 600 - a 0485.. South Condamine —. 11194 4 43 - .. 8. W. frames (111404, 1&18.9 IS 10 - NO .. Paw Pert 30.17.0 16 16 Cm* -.. CON TM 8.200 _ 6 Vlrs and Moat, Um all 13 06 1 17 73 - 6,0 a .. Wes. Beret (Mossy . 13 63 73 - 1.014 .. W. Caradon (Wafted) It $lO - 3,000 .. ; West Clavarke I 400 .. Mast 84444 612 .. Wb. Boma llogan) 63 la SI - 111 .. Wk. Boller (Itedruth) . I 11 20 - I,ON .. W.WarrAco(lhohea) 8 11 13 1961 .. Wbeal Be 6m 683 WO 1105 id - 1,000, .. WO. Traswomy (Usk ) 1 101 173 id - FOREIGN OBUOLTIOI 13.robourglip.osug Hams sad Mstaasag louronne and Fribourg Katona' and &liberal's MTBecon North of 'ranee S Do. ilateCliarLalp.eL Ottoman (Smyrna. Re) Parls,Lyoaaltlialstot. Do. New , p. eL Reales & & 7. (Pero.) .. 'Royal Swediall p. et. !Sava La Grande Dot. is. AoLdLetiNea.B9.c. SoutbßeaLof rart.7p.c. • lioatheroof franoe3p.o. 'South Italian, per et. I W.P.N.W.of Ira S p. o. 4 11 21 96 97 97 99 llf 12} 97 N It Si 20 N 91 10 id N N 111 12 S 12i 96 98 1 2 9 lit 91 06 w - LT Ct. prices. I 10,750 skueo Iskooo so.sa 10 SIAN 57,000 57,000 56.000 Anglo-Egypt. Nay. (L.) Ditto ditto .... Anato.liellean gine . Atlantic TeL gala p. et MastenMr Agi Anslaellentptare.( ii:i6ol 18 11 - ...iii 1114,7101. 12.600 8,916 10,000 KO?! — WaSaraceks -fe—aiiaila (L, Bolelow Vaughaa (L) Bombay Du (Waled Do. and bun IMAM Americas laud IL a 1,. Mug. Tel. (k).• BiltS# Indian Tea (L). 7srsh WOW WACO NAN leanaat e snia.•a pai' lnv( - 1:1 ;°•, -.7 1 11,ii• KW 1000 LOG,Ouu 0 = 1 100.0)1. U7.000L 10.000 18,0 w 20.000 60,000 (0),000 100,606 11T9,9761 ii - 41 Do My Mom aka.) , • CammoralalUolooasa Cos. ofiltrkaollor.g 1 Cloomontlatott (4 ooutisontal i (L l Otr.rog. ce Fep.o. C. oam& of - Da of IlaariUar (Ll Do. Prigerenee Do. 6 go. el hap. Deb Darjeeling (Waited) Wan •anteerpoesilas(l &Meru Amara Sea( L) lUndlaLend.CAlrin L L India Irrtg. & l&nel ebb& Vale _ _ . 15w 10.i 056 16,900 76,000 6,000 PM!, 1050 MAIO 16,030 WOOO 6,904 MOAN 10,001) 100,040 10.0U0 Ir ° o oo 100,000 i!!,qoe Oman Tal(L Irsiegregli En& ang ng.aoo tware=i.. Igang rairbarn Engineering.. PWueW Lbryoration. Mandel Domini (4) gereek Warehouse Oeillvara (Limited).... Qsdlts Ra.oliges.(L Gen. (keen Navignigoo grenot:Xiontel Hoeg Zoog it China Oas Endosas bag Hamner Iron Worta(L) Waler.o4ll. San (4) (Um) 1 eternali Csi ar &Mead Internat. Finan.Soo. (4) Enteniatlend Cregit(L thane TINA Italian brig. (Oen. Oae) Da a p. e. LLla r. l JelatineoliDneeouh Lend Seenriales (the.) Long. African Loud. andealsdu ra . Lonooustylanda& Loot inelrieli Tenn.( ) Long. 5i.... Yee (4) Loa& G. Oesolbue Lond.EGllasg.ing.Co(L Load., Italian, &Lain. Loud. Kr. D“eount(L) LoinlPrortnelaWarina IP 11 "alm 5 Pik Par el lisi 16 SO 66 ei 68 1141 Is Glad I tat. s}}} is ea' f 145 as 4 IWs if Sldla 8 _Ay!! IN paiid 1 J I 4 the it!' I.leilitio 44,400 10000 4,000 41: !°"?- - 4,000 10,00011 e Sri 12 . LO 110 110 lli ad 110 Ili ad IdY par 71 lel Par 4 11 .11s 21416 lidla i 11 141 illu. li - PAI.I i:iiiiol 414.4e0i wow! iiiool 11.avoi itoPol f6,°?°l i.;#l iiiii nO,OOO Ily.11:0 Waii 1 ici.oGel 1,0001 20,1,00. w.~i ii:Ooo 1041751. JOAO 80,081 110,0110 18, t. 8.0100 g#l Lwow! I Iltdnus irdia. i Claall - gait& invegaist(L) Ilaarithia tai4,o3.(L) Veen &MIL TN. ILI, Mil' walIRLd. &DoaLL. I V Winn Ina Worm ) Kaaallard&OoLO. (4 Nutiosid DIL.OOBs. Nat&nal Ilissootal (L NaticaalProv.Matine , aationalitesisNay.ii : ), Nortsaddaooel & L din id I 14 HQ id lk 14 . dla ii is 4 WI 7EI -td. I*. New N. Zealand Let g. L N.lowned isa(L4 Y.&iLA astralulamtL N.Naltotltoroaa. (L NovstioNaa6aus4L ti - owgoo -6;.--- g — Tea `i`.7 (l?= .-- itid) .- 1 igoool 55461 8.?.??1 7 - ;6O 440,00.1 110,906 20,000 17,000 WACO 10,000 - 2.w.1 11 1 h le 11 U le tO id ~7~1 19 -4(1-ii 9019 7 6OA 1 0s 9 P r r 7 s ps Si S. n 9Oa ii:iii soo,aocri. Aga al),0114 io,ooe~ - 3.0 - .diadi.l 10,601 16,10* **OWL !t.bg, iti.fiel 10.030 i Mil WOW YAIOD ifi.olol 16,000 WOOD 10,000 tome 10 ON Tote el lidls iOgs si 4 ra idle par b sd 10j 11 pm 34 2idta 1 oad is 7j %Its Olds. 1 1 41 E par - bun 1 pee pax 6 pat Ed 6 66 17i lei iells bin paz 1 pa 41 . al. Oridetal riaaaouladas Oneida Gas (MOW) OdldelfabralelemeL) wade R athisadfaele. Coodaday (L.) 11ti11uau bleauctal (L. telocada Gad (Waited) PandadalL.M.Samia(L., Do. do. Do. New Piellar.Loal&Ute.(l4 feeleaddad & 0. Moan Do. do. New Ittet.d! fro. L. IL. lt.(1 New Ittol. City barer. (L ) 004 toot.australavul (L tadtb. Knight. *0044 ba a r dorns as hler' .rg&y la. (L.`ptd(L) Do. &wad lined bath Aindeallee fAad Ilaboartod Do. &alp 111.0oadtresAllalm(L num add Id Gnu fa.( Ilinidtd Patrolmen (L) ••prlo4ad.l r. & L 00. of U. Canada Umlauted of Um L. l Valad&K. Them Co. Odium Yuen. lad. tipper Ameatlea(Lfat Mao Tea Dldeda's lead... wurnet Viduadd(LlEL) 4 • aladadteriade L. PREMIUMS SHARES. ii if-I I s Ms psz 1 7 e dig e l l 4: e e iei l aft id MI 411 74 76 I ! " Os s :dui is II ii ii Ilk 14_ :os nu is se K_ 66 I 1 mo oa IPall I pm Ipa flm It lift. I iMm • 4pm n S 1 ▪ ei 411 I IMb Grad Weriari:43l7(4l. 4y per 94 id. Great Widen per test. red. pref., 101 Id. _ FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dabek Bisaisb,l6l. osid. 23i. Gitutt Liumeaboug. 141. Saa halo @jailed) guar 7 per mt., 17e id. 66ic4 1 10 410 ▪ ..▪ I "1 iierl MONEY MARVITr-(THIa DAY). Two o'Cwm There is still an absence of animation in the stock and share markets. Very few dealings have occurred to-day, and prices generally show no variation, compared with those last current on Saturday. The funds and most foreign securities are quoted *meetly the same, but some English lines have declined, though not to any important extent. Financial shares are steady. The demand for money to-day is moderate, while the supply is abundant, no transactions, however, are reported in choice bills below 3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English govern ment securities are freely offered at 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at 66fr. 72c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 90f, ex div., both for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 90} to 1, ex div., for the new account (August). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console for money, 90, 1 ; ditto for account, 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 89f, ; Annuities, 1885, 14} ; Bank Stock, 250, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 17a., 2114 prem. ; and Ex chequer Bills, ts. prem., par. Foreign stocks are inactive, and quotations gene rally unaltered. Consolidies and Mexican Bonds are rather firmer, while Turkish of 1858 and Spanish Passive have experienced a slight decline. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1858, 721 to 73 ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 71f, ex div.; ditto Consolid4s, 49 to f ; Mexican, 232 to 24, ex div.; Span ish Passive, 291 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Greek, 201 to 21; and Confederate, 6 to 8. Transactions are recorded as follows t---Brazilian, 1863, 81 ; Dutch Certificates, 99 ; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 97 ; ditto, 1864, 931, f, 94 ; ditto 1001. bond's, 941; Greek, for ao count, 21 ; Italian, for *copilot, 63k, ex div.; ditto 1865, 76/, 76, i ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 69, ex div.; Mexican, 231, ex div.; ditto,lB64, 231, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1882, 77, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1866, ,tc., for account, 471, ex div.; Russian, 1862, 911 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 403, 40, ex div. ; ditto, Passive, for account, 29/ ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 143; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 723; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 711, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 711, 701, 711, ex div. ; ditto, 1865, 48k, 1, ex div.; ditto Scrip, n dia. ; Venezuela, 1864, 41. International Financial shares are now quoted to pm. ; General Credit, 12 to 2 prem.; London Financial, 71 to 2 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 1 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 154 to L ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, I to die. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new aompaniee are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, Bto 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, to ; London Bridge Land, to prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3to pm. ; Glamorganshire 1r0n,21 to 2 prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, par to prem. ; Barned's Banking, 12 to 2 prem. ; London, Windsor, and Greeawich Hotels, 2 to I prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 82 to 4 prem. ; East London Railway ',scrip, to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3to prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange Warehouse, 14 to 2 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, to 14 prem. ; and Phosphate of Lime, 14 to 2 prem. The steamer Pera will take tomorrow 21,8951. in specie, of which 13,996 is silver, for Hong Kong, 4,300 silver for Yokohama, 5241. silver for Shanghae, 3,0001. gold for Alexandria, and 751. gold for Madras. The steamer Atrato, for the West Indies, will take only 3001. in gold and 320/. in silver. Messrs. F. Osterroth and Co., merchants and rag, paper, and ultramarine agents, have stopped payment, but the amount of their liabilities has not transpired. It is thought that the liquidation will prove rather favourable. The following cir cular has been sent to the creditors :- 41, Upper Thanses•strcet, July 1. Sir,—We regret to inform you that owing to mint heavy buses sod the esteem depressionot trade we are under the painfulosurityofausps ins pay meat. Our books have bens placed in the hands of Messrs. Price, Hol land , and Water house, 13, Greshametreet, &C., who will submit a state ment of our effeirs to • meeting of our creditors to be can vassed at the earliest possible date.—Meanwhile requesting year kind forbearance, we ramie, yews respectfully, Fame. 0111211110TH and Go. With reference to the Agra and Masterman's Bank, we learn that by an act of parliament which has just received the royal assent the original 1001. shares with 50/. paid have each been divided into two shares of 50/. each, with 251. paid. By this arrangement the old and new shares form a uniform capital of 60,000 shares of 501. each with 251. paid, and as such they will in future be quoted in the official list. dla zd 8} 8 xd The London and Colonial Company (Limited), the well-known Burton brewers and exporters, an — nounce a further issue of shares and debentures. = The capital of this undertaking is 360,0001., in 3,600 shares of 1001. each, of which 821 shares are already held and fully paid up, and of the remainder 1,779 ordinary shares are now offered to the public, leaving 1,000 shares for future disposal. The eons = pany also invite applications for 6 per cent. deben tures not exceeding 35,0001., redeemable in seven yaws, such debentures to be exchangeable at the holder's option during that period for fully paid up shares at par. The prospectus recites that " the = past working of the company has resulted in an uniform dividend of 12} per cent. per annum, paid to its shareholders each year, to 24th June, 1864, and in an accumulation of undivided aseeta at pre = sent amounting to 80,2811. la. 3d., as shown by the balance sheet," The board has recently been joined by Messrs. J. W. McLaren, of Philpot-lane, Samuel Armitage, of Manchester, and W. J. Nash, of Bed _ ford. 74; 4 5 lir. A special meeting of the Westminster Brewery Company (Limited) is convened for the 6th inst., to declare an interim dividend. An extraordinary meeting of the London and Westminster Assurance Corporation (Limited) is called for the 11th inst., to confirm the resolutions for a voluntary winding up. The first general meeting of the Valencia Slate Slab Company (Limited) was held yesterday in the offices of the company, Dr. Lobb presiding, when a dividend of 10 per cent. on the paid-up capital was declared. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum is to be payable on the 10th inst. on the paid up capital of the English and Scottish Marine In surance Company (Limited). A petition for the winding-up of the Cleveland ' Iron Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the Bth inst. Vice Chancellor Kindersley has appointed the 13th inst. to make a call of 2L 10s. per share on the contributions of the Irish West Coset Railway Oompany. We are requested to state that there is no con nection whatever between the "Estates Bank, iiinated."Of 156, Strand, London, and 6, D'Olierl @treat, Dublin, and the " &tate* Investment Com pany, Limited," whose position is now attracting so much attention. ii;;;;; 11;ziOgtrotb en and Co. have advertised thedividendsdue sheath inst. on Buenostayres Six and Three per Cent. Bonds ; also the partionlan of the sinking fund. The same firm have anno unced a the interest of 10 per share due the 13th inst. on Grand Russian NUM IV, Qr L. . - Winn. I. S. 13183; Ks* rel.ll, 38 t• 43 _ ,---„K I* to 46 ~ 16..whii.,iess 43 to 40 " ' w Itiebik sad Llamila raiw 88 to 43 —1114 war 1 Malflog Dist Wag Grlsclieg 44 I• 16 Kam 'PNorfolk, awl ak [boa's sad Ware 44 to IL iw — Q b it Noir Ono. °pantry t..A l4 to U Norfolk sad flotelk. plots Uto 24 or ship Pre Qr. WHAM. Dostato sot Lady berg 42 to U &dock & llocklos Duff SS to 311 Imams. lard set Ameksatt, rod .. „ wkito _ . .. 33ILLIT Orindbag --- • In to IS Distilling Malting —.— Dutch brewing .... 17 to U feeding .... 141 to El ARRIVAL& 01 GRAIN, Rm. WATER CJJUUAGI., 11101 por Qr. I. 4. 18 Is Si 24 to 28 20 toss 19 W Sfi 84 to N 16 to NI NI to NI IS le 29 Per Qt. MIR a. a Malan and Swedish 19 to ft assaisa Dental it to $7 ilifottoo it to if U to SI BdLn 36 lo 33 LRIMAII w►it. t. as L Yellow _ 29 to 30 I hogs. Mach, par mak .... SO to U apsolsh, „ .... la So 21 /merle/an, per brL .. 21 So 2? Camas's. .. .. 11 to '.S TO LONDON, BY LAND AND JUNE 24 TO JULY 1, MINOIN4-LANZ.-(TR18 DAY.) fluaLn.—The inquiry for brown qualities continues, and business has been traosaetad at UM week's currency. Re fined without Asap. Corrne.—The market is firm, but no sales of importance re = 4 ±Tbe market still continuos quiet. Rico.-2,000 bags of white Bengal sold at 13s. 9d. to 149. Rum.—About 100 puneheons sold ; Domineers., at ls. 7d. ___ SALTPITIUL—The whet oontinuea very quiet. Ocrtrow.—A limited business has been transacted at pre vious low prices, iocludiog good fair Welts= Itsdras, at 144 ; middbag ditto, 121 d. The maraca advertised for to-morrow consist of 750 bhda. 7,400 bags of 'agar, 1,200 bap coffee, shout 40,000 packages tiny 1,300 begs saltpetre, and sundry dryasltery goods. TALLOW XARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market IN steady at the aseezed prime :—Taws tal low, 40a. Id. • Petenbare Y. 0.. on the spot, 41e. 9d. ; Ootober to Deiletabee, 42a. 9d. to 434. ; December, 43e. 3d.; Jfilleary to March, 43e. 9d. MKTROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (=LB DAY.) We have a few more beast. than on Monday lest, but best qualities are not very plentiful. Prices are rather better for choicest kinds, but trade is vary dull for inferior. The number of sheep is much smaller, trade, however is not very brisk, yet price' are rather better. Calves sod lambs are selling about the lame as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there are 3,640 beasts. 10,320 sheep, 278 salves, and 40 pigs ' • Spain. 60 beasts ; Scotland, 240 • Ireland, 20; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 560 ; and 1,420 from tie Northern and Midland counties. to woe* et Ms. a. .s. d. ter Moos a ann. ae.a. d Bast Boots, Heralds. 4 l 5 0 Best Dee& Rt-Isds Ss 6 1 0 Bast Sheet-bona 4 4 10 Best Lome -srools.. 0 0 0 Sewed via beasts 2 B 6 I Do. do. Wes —5 6 8 Name B a wd II 4 8 Do. de. Shove .... 4 6 10 Bed Des & 1111-breas 0 0 0 Lenin Besets at market, 5.660; sheep sad lambs, 25.900; calves, 4 ; 320. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MONTI. P►ttendan and Smith report that the market con tinuo doh* the demand being entirely limited to the waste of oousumero, prices ruling very arm. In 1863 the total capital proposed for new joint stook public sompenies darter the retire twelve months me about 100,0001 ; last year it was 155,887,500/, and this year it has thus far been at the rate of 112,604.0001. Mercadante's Virginia, which has never yet been produced in Italy es soonest of its political tendency, will shortly be produced at Naplea.—OrrAmina. Tan DINNERS or me VrNazuttros—For it is by this time noticeable that, whatever betide, the Veneerines nest give a diaper nom. it. Lady 15 roe lives in a ehronia state of levitation to dies with the Veeeerings, and in a eirroeic elate of infiamtnatice arising from the dinners. Boots sod Brewer go about in cabs with no other intelligible bailees tie earth than to beat up poop!. to rime and dine with the Veseeringe. Veneering periadee the legislative lobbies, inteet upon eetrappin; his fellow-legislators to dinner. Hsu Vase/sin dined with Ilvisand-twen , y bean sew hem over sight, calls nem them all today ; 'sods than every one • dinner cud to-morrow, for the week after sext ; before that dingier is digested, calls opal) their tee. there and sisters, their soca and daughters, their nephews end sleets, their sante and clucks and coastal, and invitee them all to dimmer. Aod still, as at first, howsoever the dining cis& widen., it Is to he observed that all the diners are coesideet is @spearieg to go the Veneerieee—eoi to dine with Mr. sad Mts. Veeeerleg (which would seem to be the last *Mg theiredeibl—but lodise with Gee mother. —Our Mutual Mead, by Mertes Motor, hay ember. URN LI9TS-4TIIIB DAY.) Two o'Or.oox. The railway market is dull to-day, and • decline, ra ' from to 4 per cent. , has taken pleas in about -a-dozen of the principal stocks. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 1234 to 124 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland, 134 to 135 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire ' 1214 to 122 ; Caledonian, 1324 to 1334 ; South Eastern, 841 to 854 ; Great Eastern, 484 to t tezdiv.; London and South Western, 984 to 99 • Metropolitan, 1421 to 1434 ; Great Northern, '4 to 1314; ditto A, 145 to 146. . . Great Western of Canada Railway share* are still inquired for. Indian and foreign lines are quiet. prior. I Ws& lio xil 99 100 zdi isii us as I iN Hit -; Fi. al 99 300 ad 93 96 94 111. BAN/33. 71.. I 11. I Mai& INI CI. pima. I Dales. 10,011 N Agra & Ilaaternues(L, Old ones divided 6O 68 14 1682 9 10,0011 60 Albion lO 6 4 dle -. 80,000 100 4111aneelamALtverpool U 6 6pm 304 10,000 100 Do. Lined at, 10 pea lO 4 6pm 571 100,000 10 Anglo Aostrlan - UAW 60 111 1 1110 1171 1160 (Ifu.) ll ll Dm Wm - 10,000 60 Angio halms I Isentedi 16 6} $4 - 11.680 10 Aalatloßank.Co - . - tewsh ha.l6Lpm., 7L ihLpd. 1} 4 6 ... NON IS Lantralaids MI 74 76 - I,foo 66 Do. New ell 73 76 13.600 10 Banked DettiNtolozabla 16 1 Ipm 31} 1 140061 N I Bank ot= an at 12 - 4000)100 ,Bsitk at - 16,000, "Tank of Otago (Limited) 8 24 14dIs - 10,000'100 Bank of Quesoeland (L) 11 6 6 .114 - 10,2001 60 ,13ankoIVIetorle.Anstrta 86 41 44 - 66,000 10 Bank cg New Zealand - 10.004 SO 'Breallian&Porlagueas(L 10 1} 04-dl. .- 10,000 60 Enhsh & Californian (L Is $ %Ms 4} 10,000 50 Bettlh N. America 60,000 10 C. Bk. Indla,Aus., China all 26 rt - ONO 16 Chart. kler.ot Istea,att. .11 46 47 ad - 10,0001160 Oily 10,000100 Colonial - DODO 1 21" L BaDk at of indla, fic :PI - 20 !3 -. - 1M,030 10 ,Conaeltdatod Bank (L) 4 } lips O/ 100 Vonttnentel ll - Ils 10} - 5,000 100 Do. New - 58,600 60 Net London (Unaltod) 6 1 1}" - 40,000 SO Eastern Fraltange(Llin) 6 die par - 10,0e0 111 IngUsh Joint Steck 1L) 10 1 3pm sn 124 xn NON 10 Ing.doolakeel.Ciand. AD 1 4 20 - NON 60 Ingllsh and (Widish (I. 10 4 41$ - 60, ID toropean IlanklUsofted 16 } ,Idle 114 124 10,000 100 Nbsdam.Chhas&Jap.(L) SI 4 dh - WON 100 Do. Issued eh 2pa l6 4 dim - 16,000 100 De. New ll 4 Ala - NON 100 hewed Bank, Llmlted f• 10 " 204 114000 10 Impend Ottosaan lO 6} 6 pa ,d 16a } rd oleo 16 lonian.. - 1N4,8800 26 Do. Now 6 4dls s r _. SO Laid lforlDk: Ind& (Id 4 i MI -- 14690 60 Loo.11k.otllerleo,&c.(1, 12} 4} Jls - 11,000 100 ,las. Beek ell Sootland,L IS 8 e dl. - 10,00 1001Lostke and Brazilian - 94000 100 lan.B.Altes&lLPlate(L 40 7 2 id -. 16 Do. New, he. at 1} pm 10 1} 24 6 m • -, 50,000 10 Lew 01.1 tank et /nate. all 11 11 14 e - 114 60 Linden and Count.- 90 76 79 774 126 L os. lisolio.Colati.(L) 18 - -. is -. 71 50 Landon Joint Nock._ 16 60 61 601 116,030 11 Lonadon& South African all 19 so 4060,100 Lon. & L Western lUD. 110 rf O 1 pm •-• 6,0001100 Do. do. New . - 4000: 60 , Loodoo&Veseraela (L ) 124 6 dli - SO,OOllOO , Loa. & Weekelnatar l9 97 99 - 10, 0001 100 , Merebant hankillza.) 26 t 2pa - 46,000 60 1111f0111111111* Anima; L 10 3 2 die - MON IN Kelm. &Prov. beak (L. 10 44 SOU - 4116 100 Do. do. - 4000 1011 Illelland Bank (Lira.) die 96,0N100 lastlonel of Liverpool lO 6 Bpm - 10,000, 109 &Pro. el Ilegland 62 - - - NON 10 Do. and ISM l2 .. 10,070 ee l 10 Do. led Issue - -. 94000 60 National Bank 5O 92 101 - NON 60 Do. New .- . - 87,600 10 Nww Booth Weal . all 41 43 -. 411. le New Seabed (belted) 1 }dts par -. 50,000 60 North Wileilleo l4 2 2 4 42. .- 110 000 16 Oriental Beak C•rporn. all 61 IS - 10,001 IA Frorin.Hanklageorp.(l 7} 6 24dts - ~alO 60 Do. do. - PAN 160 Prowl:rt. of Ireland - 1 14,6110 10 De. do. New al - - .. a, St ietnde.Pnaj..&Delhl (L 10 14 3 Me - : PAO Se tooth Asetralls NI 36 86 241 - 10, 101 &end. of B. L Africa l6 3 sin - 10,f06 102 Do. de. Is. steps lO 6 {as - 1400 16 Iltdas of Australia - 4 ll 4ll 61 56 ... N 110 Oaks of Ireland (!ten It 4} 11}d1a -. KM 16 Mien of la tea DZBIINTURE 01OCIL.11. ink I ii& I timid& IPd 145. pilaw i dabs 284 al r 5 ( 1 5. 6. 1= 4 4ttr at t 3 23 1.0 0 : 8 4 107 a " awl ft G.w.5..—w.11.-0x a i p. et.. Zan. & Jely.... 100 98 101 ad •-• as, el. latte.&YkAp.o.Jaa&lly 100 111 1/7 id 1186,000 84. Lon,lln4l.4p.o.lon&Jty 140 96 NI 1 .... 1011119 IL L&N.W.4p.e.1an.116147 WO II 11 - 81411 N U. Do. 3}p.e.„Jaa.&Jalp 100 - - - 1194760, 116 L&S.W..lp.e.Jan.&Jely 100 05 87 gd .- .... 181 1161k044p.o.Jan.&Jull 100 56 3214 - .... U. N. BMA. LP. &D. L, spp el, leb. & Aug... 190 140 111 109} 118.481 84 2LNlrs.,4p.e.J initial, 241 -. - - ..... IN be KO - - LI nu i .1 4811 91 id 7f -.. 131 1221 .1071 65 • zel 141 31 4 143 1 701 1041 12 i i 12 ... 101 e SITUZDAT Imp*. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 div., both for moiler and nest Thunedity'a settle. ment, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90 1-16 .to 346, tor 96411; For the August settlement the lest twice was 90k to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, ter • leiretei, • 94, ,, 90 ; Three per Cents. Seduced , 89k, k• Mow Three per Cents., 89/, 1 ; India (Roar, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104 k ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 1001; ditto Bonds, 21a, 18e., prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer. India Bonds were dealt in at 18a. to 21s. prem. Exam quer Bills were unaltered at par to 4s. prep. Some of the speculative foreign stocks, including Mexican, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Turkish Consolidds were flat, and closed at a reduc tion of k to per cent. Otherwise little change oc curred indepartment. In many cases prices were quoted ex the dividend due this day. There was au improvement of 11. 10a. to 21. in Agra and Masterman's Bank shares. London and South African Bank, Anglo-Austrian Bank, and European Bank were also inquired for. Asiatic Bank and South Australian Bank have declined. National Discount shares were last quoted today 10} to }prem. ; Joint Stock Disoonnt, Ito die. Egyptian Trading, f to } dia. ; Ottoman SosiStd Gsfnifrwle, 2} to 3} prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 1} to 2 prem. A re daction of about 31. was quoted in the ordinary shares of the City of Milan Improvements Oom wy. Peninsular and Oriental new and Madras Irrigation paid-up shares have also receded. The shares of the financial companies were unaltered, except International Financial, which were in demand, and rose 2s. 6d. to ss. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternationakFistn cial, 1} to 1} prem. ; General Credit, lf to 2 prem.; London Financial, 7} to} prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 5.16 to 7-16 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 34 to } prem. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota. lions for shares in new undertakings are sub ' joined :—Peruvian Railways, 22 to 31 prem. ; Cheshire Salt Works, } to 1} prem. ; London-bridge Land, } to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to } prem.; Blakely Ordnance 3} to 4 prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2 to 2} prem.; Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, } to 1} prem. ; Belgrave Mansions, }to 1} prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phosphate of Lime, 1 to 2 prem. ; Enamelled Iron, 1} to 2} prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem.; Barned'a Bank, 14 to 2} prem. ; London, Green. wiob, and Windsor Hotels, 14 to 2} prem.; Samuel Bestow and Co., fto 11 prem. ; Liverpool aud Dublin Steam, to 1} prem. ; Hop and Malt Ex change, 1} to 1} prem. ; and Steam Biscuit, } to 1} prem. United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 701 to 711, being I) per cent. lower than yesterday. Atlanta° and Great Western Railway Debentures remain quoted 86} to 874. MINES.-.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cionx. There are few transactions in the mining market to-day, and, with the exception of a decline of 2e. 6d. in South Condurrow ehares, which are now quoted 31 to 4, prices show no change. East Caradon are called 124 to 13; Chiverton, 81 to 1. ; West Chiverton, ri* to 80 ; and Great North Devon., 34 to 4. No bargains are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un. altered. The West Chiverton Mine sold, on the 27th of June, 80 tons of lead ore at 121. 7s. 6d. per tor), The North Devon Mine sold, on the 28th of June, 40 toned lead ore at 111. 10a. per ton, and ithe Brontloyd United 65 tons at 131. per ton. The following mining dividends have been declared dabs the month of June : Miser. Great Lamy . . Great Wheal Tar Wheel Bolas Ilemidideot Dolma West Wheal Betas Beet Oars Brea Clifford Per share. Amount. 20 10 0 ... 27,500 0 0 017 6 ... LW 10 0 5 0 0 ... 1,980 0 0 115 0 ... 1,792 0 0 4 0 0 ... 1,600 0 0 0 41 10 0 ... 1,440 0 0 Dement Mee 7lO 0 1,100 0 0 Owls &He 1 0 0 ... 867 0 0 Wheal Brest llO 0 ... 768 0 0 Wheal Trolawey Miner& Boundary and Lower Eisteddfod 0494 C O l 3 P 4 r Lueitanian e 40,961 10 0 PROTINOIAL MARS MA, --•-- Irraftroot. JULY L—flales to-day :—Great Western deck 02 o—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121—London and North Wow Um Mt —Metropolitan, 10-121dV e. 1=New 19., 7.11- North Eastern Marwick, 11 North lhatern Aberdeen. —Sonth•Fastern, 86 2 9—Graad Treat of Quads. 10 fared Western of Canada, 11212—New share; 621—Ifire-Twenty Bonds. 71—Datek abesish, tp— Great Luxembourg, 41—Book of Liverpool, 20 - Eastern Ex change, e I —Mercantile and Exchange, 211411 d.—North Wes tern hank, 112 p.—Alb on Marine, 6-16 d.—Union Marine, 1 11.16 ti D.—British and American Narigstiod, 2 p.—Mat Ladle and Pacific gleam, 1161 d. Jots i.—Dlrmingharn Guaranteed Stock sold al 70 —Mash and Foreign Railway Plant, New, at 12 —Metropoli tan Wagon shares of all chases offered at i Ma—Oxford, tad Guarsateed stock quoted 119, 1 Birraisghsm Finaecial, 1 to I pram.-111rolugham Oen New , 60 to 67—Leawood Coal. ato 2 dm—Mantis Metal, a die., buyers—aad Patent Shaft and Astarte. 6 pram.. buyers. . .41 MANCIIIIBII3, JOLT I.—A good business was done, and l ore were steady. Great Modern. di—Great Lusensbonrg, 14 1616 Great Northers A, 146—ditto New, 10 91 p.—Great Weston of Canada, 112 12-LOrest Wooden, 01—Heywood. IL, it, and Co. (Limited), p.-11lisois 01•0111. 84-Ilalloheeter, ildreddids and Lincolnshire, 612 mouth Esetern, 86 —Btaveley Coal sad Irma t ompany (Wilted), 162 p. Thames and Mersey Merino Inss ranee (Limited). 0 D.—Gilded Mahe 6-20 Years Bonds 111 1— Turkish Consolides, 491 Ott OAreattista LlTioirad as s history, the n attily published work bowleg the name of Louie Nampo. is unworthy of our spending either time or word., upon it. The summary of the history of Rome anteriortc Caner ociu tains neither feat nor research that may not be met with in any good abridgment of Roman history ; while the most important results of German criticism are neglected.. the labours of Esslish authors ignored, ancient writers• fre quently misuaderstood, and the extracts given from their works irecorreotly translated. Bat the prefaces sontalhe a theory—the true purpose of the book—which the " Woof Clew" is shaped end fashioned to support ; a theory. the tendency of which is systematically to falsify history, to cancel its teachings, and to corrupt the toe:pedant:led mind by depriving it of all moral doctrine and direction in its judgment of pout events. This tbeory, she same eel forth in many historical works during the last quarter cola century, is derived from the philosophy of Hegel, the phi losophy taught at the present day—euch is the tenderness of our rulem for the /detection of Map Italy—is the Uni versity of Naples sad which inutile isle the yoetbfsl mind thsatoratioa of force. represented by the fait aownipii. Against this theory it it well that some owe should protest io the same of human conscience and of offended morality. The theory is as follows : —When Providence miens up viands like Charlsosegoe, Omar, Napoleon. it is for the Purpose of indicating to the peopies the path they are to follow ; of settle( the seal el their "seise upon a sew era. and completing the work of materiel; In a few yeses. Happy the peoples who recognise and follow them. Woe toilsoee who intsnoderstaed or resist them! They. like the He brews, crucify their ILassieh. The pontifical application el this theory so the lives of groat cates ommista in judg ing their actions, net from the t of a morel dootriss *Fmk, bat by special rules applies only to these few; is to their every set ease solemn idol aim. nn suspected by the mass ; is claiming as a special lilsmiss- Jim is them that which is but the rearm el that east et truth whisk was is fact a previews oollestirro aoLusitioe, sad he painting to the visible progress of oodles period as a direct wasequesse of Moir work. This is the method that ham led to what is called the raabilitation in ?mum of each men se Louie XIV.. is England of Hoary vnir., and in onnninny . of hero sag Cleopatra. Both the theory mid its symbestioa tend to produce the most disastrous oossespieness. H the actions of men of genius ere withdrawn from ail criterion or rule, first memo is seditelest mom co ral e duty of the peoples to fellow them. Gashes homer a tyranny. Even though its widow should be . though they should put down the free esserdeeas of the community, and substitute iodividsal for sollectsve in4.irs lion, every protest is salvable sr foolish. What dp I know el the mission confided to lease by Gad ! Wivit of the charseteriaties of that sew era it Is destined to ate? It belosew to genius to guide; it is for as to follow. I A people is whom wish a doctrine so this Amid Who root far ten yews would teem* isespoble of freedom, would sequin the habit et awaitieg smog initiative hews its ler, of stealing every program to its Omar% sad. ley degrees. would lean to ow this Now of sash soil sphere is its minister, general, sad prefect. The Illeytriese la fate; Wee morally bad kistorically.—Joeeph Mescal, in Macmillan's ifamanne for July. ROYAL J'zu HotterreL, GRAVILINI-SOAD.—.-Tb• number et gotieste relieved at this hospital dee*" the week ending Ist July was VW of which Mt won new MUMS. 1 , !tom ark. eh; sac. a. bald le p tdai; M $ ft Cat *pap rob. iiP 1 ball cesek• oat be 8.. rw 00 110.1*. 31 4 ___,,_ iA, ... p. :i , ' . lo 1 Ps:. 1791 71 eel I .N. 104