The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF DAY.) The Speahn took the *heir Lea ohm Webs s'eloek. The Lords' amenimests te the flawlva& were agreed t e: —Cermartkes sad Cardigaslimy Bill ; Grand Surrey Clad (No. 21 Bin ; Mealtimes,. SMALL sad Liss solaettire Railway Capital) Bill; Distey, sad Whaley Bridge Railway Bill ; tte Dock Bill. gad Wayaioath Water Bill. The Wes gad Brasil/arta Roads Bill was read a third time sad gamed. NUISANCES REMOVAL AMENDMENT BILL. The home mat into committee os this bill. Clauses from 1 to 7 inalasive were agreed to with some few saseadmente. Oa clause 8, 'ilia relates to Ole prooventlea of °Madan Eider theme, and gives pollee magistrates summary Jane dietioa over aviemseee, Sir B. HALL. replying to some remarks hos Mr. Healey, said he was williag to mead the slaws so as to asks it provide that the salaam* Rust be injurious to health. Lord Robert Oftoevistoz, Mr. E. BALL, sad other boaeurable members, objected to ILAN; oat the word " offensive," as it ones happeaed that mammies were °Madre without being directly Llano's' to health, and it was this elate of auiseases whisk most frequently required abatement. Ultimately the objeatioaable word " offensive" was struck est, sad the amendment proposed by Sir B. Hall was Wafted (Lift sitting.) COMMITTEE ON THE BALE OF BEER ON SUNDAYS.-(THIS DAY.) This committee met for the first time shortly after twelve o'clock this day, the Hos. G. Berkeley is the emir. _ . Mr. 11.11, magistrate of Bier-street, vas the AM witness. He deposed that no ease had mem before him is kis °Meal eapasi4 under the set, but he maid say he did ant Walt the legislature ever intuited, by the term ionefirie traveller, the ma who pat himself is a Memshost or ia a railway trate, sad mat duns to Ormawlek or wades. A perms who weal to Dover on Seaday far the basalt of kis health, ew la ease of destii, sight be madden& a bettejlde traveller, GM might he a Mated by a pabliess. Otatideriag the wide isterpettation shot the megletrates had given to the set he did not madder that It lad worked with laseamaisnee to the labile. The set had, he thought, operated as a shook waft drualusames on lisadaye, so far se his *oedema at Sow streM was ameersed. la his *Maim, it would be better mat for the worklag dame to wry lump seeks is their becks like seloilees, sail two se three bottle', with she child to boot, that that the evil of opts publa-kwass keeping as Seedily, &ball mist It would be asSehlevous to opea the bowies again from 10 to 12 is Sudsy to the number of maissicalste who ease late Leados by railway after 10 ea that day, each se shop boys and yew memo, who were tempted late Mamie& Um He did mot knew that the people, as the result of the Sunday bill, resorted to drimb is brothels, bat he was aware that Savors wore meld at alimehope, or at what were called " the threislialfponny beer-eltope."_ By Sir J. Peld,Llggi—Hei shield ssy Wt the =ma who took the heat, in se tomis, to ass the elzwass is bloom ae Huipisa Ow l wa ail, bat that the Bias who west to the sane page or a midis el death wag a bias ado Us , wart bag IS wait be eMsorsit, Mhe Aber lb* blio sib, puha la Abliggabit baw Oates.k Ma ber of as Peru llowalgoig kr Malagasy ra Sunday were By Sir W. Jellith—lt vadat I. biller to lass oat the word " boas fide traveller" trine* age altogether k ma isquisos of the coatraisty of males that had Weis ea the quake. He woultztho se word sad a t d ::: hose. As • azetropoillga of very mains he raw as , bat, or the main ay, !trim I t it would be very isj to stead the hour' a Suaday. " War. Horsy—The term gees a mod sa, sad if asked bytheiHome-oftlos afire+ a Malian of tho wish boas Ids frivoller, he should lid it wry &Malt MM. It was s aster of conjecture now how wsdi doilde, but by itiikieg out the words brae traveller, awl raViag ea the specified time, the act 0111 idlYaW to all the wield. By Het. C. P. Villiers —Wag er agile& Oat Sneak swiss had asterially dimmable' sine Ss OWN of the public hour at 10 AS* or BMbga Ho dir am Sisk the word " mayhems," is "e4svastr."yes SIM albeit this that ad brafrito traveller. TM us of the word traveller was as assaly la NM eilodlomit reps Wag publii beasts, bat traveller always toga • " puzzling " wird, *sigh it had always bags the tern avid lad efining • person Is search of ntrooksiat. [The witness was still alder usadastion whoa ou report leit.l A string of questions has bass forwarded to ascot of Ow metropolitan iminsod victuallsn with the view of ascertain ing their experience of t►e wake of the sale of beer let. Amore the witnesses already smasseasd to gimp evidenes Wore the ahoy. oommittm are to to based Jo use of Mr. Hardwick, Mr. Bisgbass, Mr. Oink. Mss. G.O. Nes totk, and Mr. Arnold, the ntagistralos of tilit meleMpolitss police courts. Sir R. Mayas and the pilsomillenitisfeem Scotland-yard ham also revolved kilmmation lkol Jar attendance will be reqairod. FATAL ACCIDENT BY MACHINERY. An impost was held yesterday by W. S. Rutter, Esq., comer for the musty of Lancaster, on the body of Samuel Patter, aged 11 pm, who was killed under the foUowiag theaking eiremmlaases ea Monday The deceased was a maw miss stripper, is the employ of Mr. Camodig. mem Mims, at thelmoat, in Sharplea. The was la meths seta Audi o'eleek, when it was Puttee duty to throw me end ed strap belonging to his maim la feet fumes loot, sad near the 'Miley. la be missal the pulley. sad the tad of the strap agoa the seveleim abaft on which Ike pulley method, Imps ie wrap resod IL Vallee these iwmstaw !wile ow& le have let p the Phu ad of the Map, hat it tamed eat that be had Malay bead it mad his left wrist, mid as the shaft revolved at the rate el MO time la a Waste, be was rapidly dram up to it, without the shame et rehladeg limesifead kis um was dram read the sheik sad Ys Pad nem i eimiset with • boa I. the roam ever the palm ad his bay is het jammed I. betimes the shaft sod beam. TM mly poem him at Sat was Mlle glek who smeemed ea eb sse7eg svil la draws up to the shah, sod thb setarlar the Ninths et Gas tar carder. noised Grew, this ma mat sad pallsd M Puttee feet, is the bop el lielthog Ms heck until the mem maid s e a e but did astel= ms ea r si; cited in his °blot So et tithe seem of Ile maid be stM a the nothetamite am me hood to be so fi rmly is loseweam the manse_ ad ths beam of the that dam* wee imperlemed la libe rating him. The mpg pet ebb head Mil hem deitheyed, hi. left arm and am leg wee tom mit is their mini% the other um sad kismet Wm, and the body was ether wise mutilated. I,lth had posoe map hewmetak Peen the body ef the wham,* mia wee MUM& IPPIIM the mamas d uNseme.,lS _pared that New hod so mobs ta ham wrapped eao ead ef the gray rend 111 let writ, mil that, la fast, auk a mom of promoting was meet nausea Under these itheomilmese, the jury were at opinion that no me hot the deemed limsaif waste blame In the maw, and that the emonmee is milthatal. They virtuosi a verdict to that eMt TO Loan PAL- X 11232011.-11111 DAY )—ilds sassing at halfpest 12 a very numerous demetatita, busied by Mr. W. Brows. M.P. ; Mr. Ricardo, M.P. ; Mr. Heywood, K.P., and other members of parliament, attended by appointment at the des of the First Lord of the Treasury, for the pagan of aa interview with Lord Palmentaa as the 'Odeon of deci mal adage. The deputation waited until past sae, and his lordship not appearing, Mr. Brown, ILP., undertook to meg to him the views of those proemial spas the subject. Respecting the vacancy in the representation of Ckeltenbarn, sassed by the death of Mr. Craven Berkeley, I the atenetifmai Basesitor of yesterday says:—" It would' be premature to outer at any length, just sow, inn the cantos of our future representation. Bat we may mom I tin that a general Menai appears to east I. the salads et the ensure la favour of oar foram member, Ms. Grenville Berkeley, a gentleman who, hem the modereklen of his Mews, and hb thoeough gentlemanly otedust, would, we believe, be emplane to both *Meal parties." Mr. Newbegate, is at Braman TEE VintlTA oonTßlPinicite.—Mr. Milner Gibson bee gives aides that to-memoir (Friday) le ail set ter espiesatiese hematite geserassaat /seethe le the is eggesitios ether Majesty's Waiters to the siege dark eihesse the lets Beithh Plealpsteatisry at the Time Osnibreekese I. teterenes I. the piss proposed by A be be esbealtted is Reels kit the plume et Ming es mg Is Itetelas pie pesderasee Is the Bleak nes," se OW Is the Chester est droned by Gest Betel Is the dlyieneile spate of Metals, dated View, May IL NAVAL 00VMUINnifrelibiS emboli hes given settee Ors es the else WINO hi AA sew the slowest mot et s oho eceserAlse to hesehe Me the greersteess et the eery to the net et iiiielle yekenase pro- the =ogle et tie ends. In ell the pules kmosee Ammo Itznannom—hir. Liddell has given 110.. the et his Weed's te sew Weight that it be es holm le Os halide Oemeittee, to maim Me dims et Degssis be share is the hem= and tw Se Ow eleSen forkeled tor aas LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. rianrau. O. EQUITY COURTS. IUPtCT. The fasts of this cost. whisk was aqui elm Sas siwee. will salloisatly appose frost the following biome' el Os The Vice-Chancellor said this was a bill filed by wefts in the character of assignees of Lord Huntingtower, a bask rapt, he the purpose of having certain deeds, executed by the beakrept prior to hie baakraptey, declared void, as against creditors. The defeadent hoisted, is the first place, that the plaiatiff was wider the obligation of establhising the validity of the doss. That question tersest apes the econ sleuths of the 12th sad 13th Viet., e. 106, seas. 233 and 283; more AspeolaUy epos the latter reties, by thine of which it was muted that in all snits in equity brought by the assignees of a bankrupt other than these which the bankrupt Might himself have isetitssted kid be net been adjudged beakespt, no proof should be mind .f the validity of the fat u splint the Wr be us the salt, lul smelt parties should within ye before rejoiader, give auks is writing of their Istealia to dispute the ease. It appeared that this wee net such • salt as the bankrupt hissed: mkt bare Is dilated, for the is the bill were thine :—ls No. woke, 1841, Lima nsYagtewar was desires* of with, draft kin property hes the oath of ha medium sad esseaeld la favour of the dehadeat. Kr. Hume, the dead/ mew Is question, nembielly te mere • p Isis du to that party, w bile la reality, a e. ch eseller ws was swing. Sash hang se, the ant woe whether the delhadeet had gives the seam !gibe pith me. Use of lie latatioa Made this U woe SW that he bed hese on bemire Llis rapyrtlat WOW Kat Lord lastingemper7ras not a ;Mho Tio soh gam ill': calm woes in construing the seeds= ugh the teems meld by the statute wises It sad sagee mos so be glees "Mho le days after " sopeider." unmask es rejoindoes did not silt in the peados of tit sem* of equity giber new or when the mama* peeled. The way mesas, whisk mold lss put urea the section was that the mite should ise gives within tos days after the mum was at Mae. As to the ammo of that aegis, hie Hamm thought thst it sum be sa easel writ les me, setting dm* whet the pones giving it inteaded to Hesse, thmelbre, the statement of the date:West la L ewin woo sot mil a sake as the Mints seabed. This groand of defense Wog. It was aessemay te midst SO whet relief OaMM won estitied. Me mower the deemleat & the Moil that the impaesbed ßy deeds woos* elated tie SHISOM doe to him hem Imod Hastier . term To mleat Mb &Mal the pkiatie relied Wily upon the Willowy of Lord lestingtower bimetal. His Honour had vary emefelly permed the deposition of this wanes% end he kit that *ay grow some hills suspicion mos lie Inosestime emaseted with the deeds, tut be mull set vesture to say more than that. Lewd flustiagtower, it apposed attained his majority I. Jelly. 1841, sod et giat gme, amass to his own state meat, he owed 49.01111 4 —tree wee to my, this bey bed, meets?hie mime* ointrested debts to that =tr . whisk, os be he resolved Mg light gem Starting hem laispelat, sod Allowbg . the depositione throughout, it esrleisly emend that Lord H hod at no time any woke sad doings ides of th ila s i Wi r f may, or to ham regarded es a mattar ef imperious the het whotbsr or net be owed a larger er seam sum Taisho gmestews, into consideration the oaten of thh sot the = i r ibes elso the prates sad formal manse, in whisk wen set out la the deeds is guiles. his Hauser theught ho mold not &due those lemmas% veld. The nest swollen was, whether there was milleleat =in sirmskieg to them to Jaggy hiss is WSW the la train tar farther Limoges:ion. Had the tramesges bees a meat asss, he might possibly ham done se. bat Lord Huntineewer's besh.l ruptey took pine in 1844 sad this snit was AM imileetal l until 1862, amely tea yams after the bealimploy, sod mare than tan yeas after the impulsed tsemosollswe. Tholor such aintsmslesees be thesght that ought oat SO put the matter upon the esmpasy. The only solid to whisk Os plaintiff was sagged Ins this: on sesonnt of the woes received by the defeadest under his seseallisy sad of She sums due to him therms. COURT OF EXCHEQUEIL TM min mist es _j kr lbe wpm et daliveriag jadgmsats is am ilia Mod es: Ma MI Um WWII V. TAI P. SANI.-lONTIIII Y. WOOL COY SAYS THE POLICE COURTS. TIM DAY. MAILLBOROUGH-GTREET. • WO MUM asesNl at 1M pelesipal tradesmen melding is Great lliellemeglemeet wailed Mr. Hardwick, to sak his adviessailer the Mamie. : It weer= tisk aseseemese d emitesseut arts. Mg ilea the •11•11111dIn el Ike Ili-park Mote= • mob el Om 1,000 to UMW dr aces d N. Mises aussesbled Wowey night is Greet libmtbseraglimmiet, end several ef the gang having noosed= Is extinguishing the gas- MON is tke street, the rest peeled up aid dowa that and Ibe ediskiing streets. kaeaiiag the =Men on either side a OD wei. - '80e• tnisime, Mr. lboUserford, had two veep Imp squares of pleMeses Weiss, which will est hint at hem 401. to rep mid seepooly a trades's= has semped. The latter ebbed is knew bow they were to get seemspensed. Hr. Hardwick said he wee afraid that the mean of re would fall upon themselves. It. Ibiegit the county would make good the 11; ai rlaelesiik mid as the esenty would, had the riot et HI Mss need, bag m sash wee es the case, the loss must fall g s , epos It wee a bed awe me doubt, but that was the p? be IMAM themeableate and left the court. es. Tbs teem et the law did ant deter the :soh fres cons- M. OM, Mani Me wbers of the court. In one instance same 5 imam Ing l a 3 wide, we hurl= through, for tweeter wittiest Metes any fettle Wary than breaking as Os gime it. Mr. Baron Parke, is delimits. the judgment of the court I. these awe, said these were rules obtained by the defendant for the purpose of settle( wide an order of Mr. Berea Alderson, grained in each ass under the 81st see don of the Common Law Procedure Act of 1854, attaching a debt des by a builder seined Msfiensie to the defendants. The pleintiffs in sash ease have obtaised judgments against the dstendanu as entela beads issued by them under the various acts foe the laprovemeat of Westminster. by the tionstrustisa of a sew street sailed Victorthstrest. The grounds ea which the rules bad ben obtained were, that the defemisate, being manly public trainee, charged with the szentles of a *Me duty, and bound to adulate ter the funds entrusted to then is a specified meant, sad to discharge the widen beads issued by them nadir sag all the bondholders, the debt des to thin by W. Maas& was net a debt which was within the nallea of the at in questioa (18 and 17 Via, fin. riTt b ard i senadly that, oa the ins eoestraetion of the hood held by the plaintiffs, sad to the acts sad deed of settlessat Indic which they were bean, the plaintiffs were not entitled to a proforma which they would empire over the other bondholders, if these attachments Gould be enstaind, bat that they sould only be paid pert poem with the other bondholders. The court whom judgmeat be pro noaneed, were unanimously of opinion that these woman sash debts as ought ; to have been attached, as by greeting as attachment they would give a preforms. to these par tinier bondholders over the others. The judgment east court woe, that these rules be made absolute for setting aside the order of the lensed judge. Bale absolute aecordingly. - - .0 , .-- DUBLIN, JOLT 4. His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle has made the se. following appointments in his household:—Frederick r t. Howard. Esq., to be Private Secretary, vise Major at. Henry Poosonby, who has resigned; George Bigot, It Esq., to be Chamberlain, vice Howard; Walling a t 'leotard, to be Gentleman of the Bedchamber, v i es St. &SOL St. Sir Michael Di ll on Be ll ew, Bart., of Mount Bellew, at. in the county of Galway, died yesterday at Rath mines. A few days since he received the intelligence of the death of his fourth son, Lieutenant William at Bellew, from the effects of wounds received at the 11 , 4 taking of the Quarries before Sebastopol. Captain ttj Bellew, M.P. for the County of Galway, is a son of i t . the lat. baronet ; another of his sone is a Jesuit, and is his eldest son, Christopher, emceeds him in his estates to and title. The deceased baronet was in his 68th l e t year. so CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Henry Palmer. 33, win;diouillOr hlOsiously being at large before the expiration of the period to which he had been sentenced to transportation. It appeared that the prisoner was tried la this MX in October, 1847, for street robbery,*l upside mobilo be was sentenced to be transported for yeena. _Luanne@ of that matinee a was ressoad to the Waukee Ma at Wed wish, where he remained until September, 1849, when he sad another convict DIM' Mater made their some. The latter has never siege bun bead et, sad se clue was obtained to the wimmabsues X the geyser until the 9th of Juan elm lasprase aramen met Na In the Hackney- read. Intsitieg Wm lb , lablost a cit sight of the *Seer he ran eg sad to escape, but was pursued, end, Au deeperate struggle, taken into easterly , end beaus tie diem could prevent bin. be sot ble= w il to okY ma& end hued off a signet wbisb be r. Sleigh, who appeared for Xis gebtase, said be meld not deny that the prisoner was the pens who bad been weaned in 1847, hat he was barmen& UM mimeo he had been at liberty he had got his Salami by wading at ids trade ss a carpenter, sad he called sem witnesses. erne stated that they had (employed the prisoner upon enual imessiess daring the last four years, sad that he bed un dated himself heneetly. The jury found the primer Guilty. In answer to a qualm that was pat by the court, Mr. Cope, the Governor of Newgate, stated that the three pri soners, Bell, Berry, sad Brown, who escaped from New gate sere time back, informed hint that they were conosaled at the house of the prisoner. Mr. Baron Alderson seatenced the prisoner to four years' pas/ servitude. NEW COURT.—inwo ammost. Jut as the court wee sls 'Ohs Cerise William Winch*lova 8...., late sommemy ei Ow Dwelt and Gene ' ral Life Assumes Company, wh. mem wee Monday me. visited of means a eikeque, the :ef the &melon of the sail meopeny, was op brimilisee. The Baserier, fa a lief senlimeill the pelican to le soollre leepolommeeml me hard lavas. This esseloeed the bine of the sudsy ad the comb slt gala apes lionday. /Lome 90. ROBBER"! OP PLATE AT BM F. Timamis'e, —The polies have given sodas of a robbery of pieta at the residesos of Sir Frederiek Meeker, OLP., No. 1, Bryan et•••••qaare, Marplebese. The &Elides stoles eosin of tereaty-alas silver tablespoons, nisetees slim dessert 'poems, twos= dessert Wu, ; crest, a dove, with ass olive BIIICIDI IN linsoiro-Lsoz, ermArro.—(Tars DAy.)-Betcreee the bona of on sad two o'slook this noising, a atomised minds was ossinitiod by a sus sawed William Chlorins. The domain was la the ses vies of Mans. Bovill sad Bea, eon sad coal anchasts, Kilford-lass, Strand, sad darns the last few wens was motion to Do very saslaselisly sad Isspeadiag, bat so mass was unpin. His wits sofag down this monies tato the yard, was hernial at dissoveriai her hubsad Mans; by a reps sllealin Icahn the tail of a tea. We was quits =Nest. In the Abortionist of the pompano of the 17ait7 idat Most Bunke Asessiatna, I. whisk a tabular intenee* if Ss lupus of Ohs Wefts Joist Stan Basks we *Mk n ! .ag ths Of lbs Hdlin Balwo by the anilinial droSt oat of a tho s aw sk was liald se hi* tit Wiggsm Wind MOM ts ,1110,7111, THE EXPRESS, TirentiDAT gvimnol t yew Ims. MUSIC. NEW PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. it rt. . This society's sixth and last concert of the season se took plus last night at Enter-hall. The programme was tao es Mows : PART I. Kozeit. Molls Noodolaken. amain. " 0 amory are to grim no " erldo d Toga). NO& BelEolla Fated ..... Diesdiet.. Ocamolo flostalsolo. Ur. Knolowth -.. Basalt. a olotaimittlo *Mita .......... Notoo, *AIM stolto Ovotturo. PAW U. ITaid — slu — oi: Nowt. Destbovas. lymph.% Mod& ht Dray Berlioz. =l.l.llolaßelielta (la Propliete) lergeme Amadei, quid storm " Boreial. Praeger. By be tie meet interesting feature of this preposterously bag mewl tees Mr. Howard Glover's "Tam o Shouter." The coyest, whim moused, struck us as • very map amk. a iseM out Mashie kw Barns's poem, written is I kea liestek sag Mt Is the is musical either in form or shametter, amid he made late a id 3: cantata. But Kr. Glover has handbill with great say, and produced `tom masterty. sad vs piece of music. It • tenor mite, with chasms and fall inchestral as 4111MplaillearM The whole peens is not takes, but there le endiaiset te gemene the esatisaity of the tale, sad tbe meet striking pansies an Meluded. The ease, which are seeltedves and airs, were est/steely well recited and swag by Mr. Miranda, whom clear elocution made the Sestets dialect more intelligible to the audimes thee we could have imported. The sirs, though original melodies, are etrosgly muted with Scottish natioa silly, and some of them are exceedingly beautiful. The wild, fantastic character of the poem is admirably instainsd throughout, and the choral and mehestal 0ff...t0, without plagiarism, reminded us of Meyerbeer—who, by the way, wee preseat, and listened with the most animated expreasiom of pleasure. Several of the ales sad choruses weremmered, particularly " Inspiring, bold John Barleycorn !" which is the very soul of mirth and jollity. At the conclusiou, the hall rang with applause, end Mr. Olover, loudly called for, bowed hie aeknowledgniente from the orchestra. This cantata, which Is honourable to English talent, will doubt less bosoms popular, bemuse many parte of it will be effective in pleats as well as public performance. Berlioz's symphony " Harold in Italy " has repeatedly been hoard before, both at the Old sad the Now Phil buntonie Society, although the book of the °omen has the word. " first time is England." On this occasion the viola obligate was exquisitely played by Brest. There are beau tiful end highly original things in this symphony. The much of Opine singing their evening prayer is really a 10•11691sineek eed the meentaineer's serenade to his ndetrees is truly domains t hat the " Ores of Brigaads " is a jumble of .mouth melees, in which we are unable to dimmer anything like amis. The whole symphony was well performed wuselrepplatuled. In the pedeemeem of Meamlt's Concerto, Mr. Riled , woe* diminfel peat pewees of execatioe ; esdeed, the nude dialed bide dee to display, for it was mode up of rattling 1111/111.10, Mee diMeult a thea b =esier. Mon ' bseils% Smarty is minor is very to hie later systemise, sad dwells, wore midis idopol, no per fumes, ea this semi= woe seamohat load etilftrapola. ' Themolpiosie yore wry wall erg MIL Mead sod Modem Ailed& The hall was le not, hat a large poetise of the audissal took their departure before the end of the assert. ANDERSON'S CONCERT. —This concert, to take pines tomorrow morning at the Royal Italia. Opera, will be see of the most brilliant olthe season. Among the vseallein Sr. Grief, Vaardot, Clara NoveUo, Mario, Gardoni, Tamberlik, Lehlaehe, Tamburini, and Pones. The pro gramme contains a rich selection of vocal and instrumental mugs. M. Ascher, pianist to the Empress of the French, will play a new concerto for two pianofortes sad four per formers, with Mn. Anderson, Mr. Cada*, sad Mn. Jew so.; and Ernst will perform a solo on the violin. The magnificent orchestra of the theatre will be ander the dim don of M. Berlioz. DEATH or THE HON. CRAVEN FITZHARDINGE 3211.113 T, 111• P.—We regret to annonnee the death of the Hon. Craven F. Berkeley, M.P. for Cheltenham, intelli gence of whose demise, at Frankfort, reached town yester day. The hon. deceased, who had been in indifferent health for the last two months, at the recommendation of his medi cal advisers, proceeded to the German Bpu little more than three weeks ego, to try the effects of the waters, but he wm detained at Frankfort by illness, and died on Sunday last. The demised was youngest son of the late Earl of Berkeley, after the marriage of 1796, by Mary, daughter of Mr. Willis. Cole. He was been in May, 1805, and married, 10th of September, 1889, Anew* widow of the late Hon. G. H. Talbot, a nd meeker of Lady Edward Paulen Howard. The Mel. goad' — was formerly in the let Life Guards, and bee regemented Chilton: Asa in parliament since the gourd deaden k 1832. A vaessey is otresimeed in the Howse et COMMIS. for that A ROMAN Reiman.—lt b hasea eimertakod that M. Poisreass, the Raisins of Li lion at Lisbon, want 111 Prune with the Bing of ail, crowed over to leglead, and left itrathemptem for Lis in the Tagus malfgeeket, ea the 17th et Lot math. This is the third time IL Petrone, Ms tinted )dead since the war with Swale. The eLlest of them vide to Eaglaad is to get saltpetre &Wed hi Infest to mime German port ma Lisbon. M. Omni the Busiest embessador at Lisbon dam the war, wink ee Lisboa from legleodi In a British summer, with as Amides passport. CHARGE OF HORBIER • DEAD BODT.—OR Wed nesday, at the Beeitaikomen Beseleas, Kr. Thomas Tibbetts, of Buckingham, a hair in a most extensive way of bud sees, end William Loath a sum is his employmere charged with staling a shined et the vales of 15s. The @Nun wee densely crowded. The pelessess were defended by &deist Wilkins, with erbium wire Kr. Power and Mr. Was. It e that lir. Tibbetts bad bees employed by a draper at S trsk a ingisan to make a ells ter the wife of Mr. Mo rris, a mason's. The sells wee taken hems by Tibbetts sod his tea Leeds, who wore dinned to strew the body down. At this time two mums were in the room, bat Tibbetts wield not screw the (oak down seta they bed left From something that transpired, the see fo yes isteigpseatly loonend, end the gunnel shroud was hoed to Moe been takes away, it having before the mamas mewed dews bees ems 4trg on the body. The delhottrat Tibbetts, elms weirs to ea the setiset, seseely mid that be had eimestrwi • less set. It appeared that the dined was almost= whoa takes eE the boclEX, Wilkins mile a Sneak salmis le the, seetrading that the asenssa lase Modem kW, 40 the body et deemed nes so ellmdm ad they meld ant ems of the @bind. He Idled a amber of Wisseim. ladadtas several who pm the delledeat MOM a very hie= —The Obalanne enmeest ma favemalde ha die pi some% sad ha lts. 'Ave /dog leaked q MI C Ale*, prenennesd a vesit of " Net Baty." MAILL—The Oriental Compaq'' , stress tit. —"P s baiih rlved at L 1 14 ' 2481 y • Ef t s ', deem . 98; Cad's, 27 ; Wow 90 ; 34:se l lape, TM Twos bomb& massy-1 4 penmen , ; sebum :00,-111k EOg=, Ostend Masada, Ideet.-Osimel Ctebb, realMer Zigli rr i .j . Memse. MEW, Mesely il = Teeneeed, Tedt. Gnat, primmea. ?Hasps, Swift; 1104 MM Many, Kiss IiSIM MIS, 0.1 Oft 111. St St. St IS at. et. et. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. -0-- Two o'Cr.am. The railway share market generally maintaba shadiness of character. Owing to the flatness of Consols, the best prime of the day are not gate maintained at the peseta hoar, but the naiad= is generally unimportant, is soneeguence d the cautioned inactivity of burinees. London and North-Western stock is quoted 101} to ; Great Western, 87 to f ; Midland, 73 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81t to 82 and (Wadi:alarm, 31f to $. Great Western of Canada shares are firm, fol lowing yesterday's meeting. Antwerp and Rotter dam shares are also in favour. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCK& al rat z.n.w.T.. I crag rhise IV O7 2 1: 1 14a a rL s . r=t oa ßoutr. Ilirsi.Wolvk Startirial alma lla•Aqm• hiP• It Do. ao. do. IW NO Milli ma ban .» IWO ou Montle owl Wilma W Cork old inks ii alillisalT;l6t Jam all CamL, lOO Pelli..eadAtialLl. art an liblit hi 11 awl 1L) o Braes IN IlmirDea tlaioa.ooo. A. 110 . slio 11. 100 + DM Ds. lamiald s• IL k . —b.) . 100 Ellalanst mad all Ilembuest sol= pmr 10000 aillalnglirtb,Saaise 1 01 adi okra ell Nom 01/110011mL. 100 Great Mardra . --- 100 Ma A. OW* 100 Ds. Be Not 100 Gt. Aratla ma Weit.(ka . __ _ 100 Ina& 100 De. eteerVelspa:lll*. all Liarear enl Dade 1 7 1 4 De. De. Sew Mires Ito.l 19 D.. Mho Ds. Wad Me* Dike al Landis 1116rics ell 100. Dm. = 6.oassi 160 Wad. 16 riirk sw 51 D•4lllla..llsadß.(C.) 24 Do. 100„ Loskar.th Wotan 4ii 5•.4130- S. Ds. S4ll ell 199 . L64111.68=. 100 all * De. ad Ilberea. Da 1 tM M Due Ilea. eull Derby . a MIL S. Wast -- all Me nerrlllmea. all Nevealla .erd Oaellebe all NewyerWriliaMPllled Et eirl,l-enni—aa4 dl ryWarreopalallklk 100 S.k —....—. Do. Now 7 00 Si Monks= Cowan Unice Cl. 100 North Bridals 10 all North I)nm, No. I I all Do. k A Warred 8 all Do. i BOaarsakod Bt. 100 N. ltratara—Birwlak IS 20 Do. !atomics . IS 1$ Do. G.N.11. Pars SO all Do. Lards Bt. 100 Do. York 80 all !Conk Whim 10 all Da Saw SOL Sham 10 $4l. !4.k6 i r i = s &Cltyla 20 174 Nardi SO all Mall Wolin 10 .11 IlartlitlliolkWeat.Jaaa Bt. 100 0211.1. lloos, !Wolves Bt. 100 issaYst antral .... Ss. 110 Isatlik Kidlaad....— SO St 1 all 400111 Dewsoo Skragsklro Oaks ..... 100 Saudi Isoura .... ill Saudi Walls is I jOit . iiewtiiii. 811 Alper Val} SW lbws I 2 i iii isWaisZ 1 sili I his ii: all Val, of Una . all Waliallarl mad Mao, . ell Wsliatard lad Lime*. all Wed Oarawall 2 Waldo' Lea. IkerystalP all MK Luke MPre 'Aberdeen ------ DO De. No. 2, 7 per Q. —. OrDeel it Exeter ip.et.St. . (00 Oilado Ste aedarddlaly.eaa.W.a all Cantina Mood= all Diad.ll,ll66Abar ...1 2 earn Amain Cana lOU Do. do. Om 11, • pod 100 Do. do. Cllm A L T pot all 1110.0.0. ista.ll all Ditto do. Pa lt i all Xo. New 6 por Os& Illoa all Ealt.= i n. p.(22.. 100 dist all EastaWast Yadkin& kb 100 Ildla..MlNDoode= 100 Dow Seem 100 100 00. 44 /sr mot 5 Deap.steuellei 6 0.W0L.651116 _ iO , O Do. i p.a. railma. ria ioo DILSOMMOIIIIIIII4i 'AI 100 DPW keekamellia 4p. at all Da. Sim. Prat. r• • . WI D•. CMOs, Prd._ll4lp.a. ;;i Do. is. 100 Do. Iles. Goa. Moak.— . 11l Do. Motor Gnu MIMI irl lAN all do. . llAPlemMykYa!ks ! : too — Diragrt.TlO;olC. - too w 0. 6 p. 01211. IN DIM Way*WealrAlifiCL all all LarkeilimidkOdi.i all Do . . ..... limp& p 100 114201444.10h&8.4pC1 11l Do. Pret. pw et. all 1/144441PwL 4 per eau all Norfolk Delostares 100 De. pw &Zit 11L1P44 kW De. Rel. 4pa W.Bl. IWO North 1► W 1 100 t4.ll24l.—llse.w.4pc4.Prei j'l9 Do. Lase 11 p. 46. Pio.l Dc. Do. Pars.. 1646 10 Do. Toed! k 8 Pori& all North Stafilardshlra 'lOO 00.WorakWol.164 Op.et all Scottish Central Now.hat ;1 - I . lSougs Devon... Ditto Fixed 4; per Coat ill t.Lortiltred.Aca.il.o.6. 1100 Ditto 44 per et. all South Wok igus.44 p. all ith.yorig9grr ,paot.Datt SI U : 1 11 1$ Ws. 1 16 7 dis. 99 U 1 111 1 4 9 11 14i lii 12 114 U U II 21 fil4 774 St IS 111 20 91 15 IS 12 .5 7 92 Si 111 IT 125 125 100 102 87 07/ 59 51 73 75 I II pa 8 • pos 511 SI 100 If 102, 101 1011 Pu c Pa U 84 71 Ps si 711 1 9 lay 1 16 60 62 110 $1 T6 l 74 6 61 die 3 3 111 141 30 61 0 51 315 pa 1 ta• Pm. 6 op am el 1 dim par 21 1 21 6 10 106 67 0 46 46 LIM LIMED AT all illsdka4_ Sktails; (rnsiZite — CeiTsilsl:l illaillftiribire Mend toirilloaklLWironi) ioo COrlsekr hooder (losoulloOduluole) . 101 62011sistaisvIRAPti dl (lorrir Illsrems) Giustorpt Dom Tutor Nog bet Woras) all Helablby(lTowliklillkl all I De. draw 1 3 :0 1 ) 1 an Ds. dime ditto) Lasin via all Ditto Pregam i-67ae—a4 e/A WO LOS Lepoutaft Guar.{ mew& 1 . 11 41 = AM c (Mod to g ie st i 411471 ... all so on mid is lj IL ISO DrolllWO 544 NOWINEW I / 1 /17 Miura . Pli = SO a SorlhoollsolospOp ) an D D IIIII n I t. W.). 5 .. 111 ProoloslnTre(lar.lia. /01.WeNALamIlifsek) all Ditto idiom (ettit it 1160 lareisa t ildika re* Slit 01,001 Ilfirewearia aid m (Isardielltr.T.l 100 102 103 177 21 29 107 109 12; 211 23 24 114 12 X X 94 96 i i Pa 69 if 03 133 Si SI -. lFolo=l , o7Drar7:7 01l Woos TM" oso. e pore! 100 WIIIoap eLAINEW Loom' (mom toG $P It" 93 93 AMERICAN RAILWAY& Nolsal •p. Not.. MTh IS If Dr. Fr - n De. S pram (Froo lAN) 1M1 75 TY way. Oirersl, per amt. IMO N ILLONONS 44st. (MN road) INS SS $4 New YsitiNN/ p. am INN Do. Se. 1571 Do. de. OM More. ... INS $7 N Do. de. SYN. Nei ... INS Ili IN Olds sad Efialpalmns w on. INS St SS Ohio sad MINNIppI Istllset Nods Do. ds. awl Do. ENNA 41.41. Med IN, IRIMPIP Na Do. saa ~ ON. . NAN. RaiNsi Ip. US INN. 1.11 . 1 - DR ail lisetyp. lir Nol.. foil I U" • 0 nil li is in 3 i II lips 1404 140 JOINT BTOI . iiiiisitioTEL;Ttei; Madded Bank of Ada Ladd( Ind.,Ant.li Cla Commercial et London 48 Img 4ce Beet& Amt. Chart Ditto New . London and Co u nt y London Joint Stook London & Westminster Nat. Pros. of England Do. New Fational of Ireland New South Wales Orient. Bank ofProrindal lreland I . Royal Australian Bank and Dahl Imp. Co. South Australia Union of Anatrella Do. New Union of London 1 all. all 2 10 Australian Alicaußt7rni Aarlralimn Bard mail Barna Watenrorta arid& American Laad Stith Cane. & Bad. Co. plc et. aas Jac. a Jul3 l M Crystal Palms al Freitag Beams fitaata ilestrle Te&gray& Onaeral Navigatles Geseral Mapping Ch Os. Iron Brew Oehler Stallterramea Sleet. ltd. Mettle= & et. geserkan IFiiti«.7 F7t7titz' to N.B. Wales Coal & Inter . Steam Navigation Co. IlNorth Brit. nunnlietan 1 North of Europa Mame.. !Oriental Gas . ....... ..... fie it-art—a—gar i Do. Near -- t Portland Iron Company P Etoyal Nall Steam I Scottish Assort. lareonn Do. New Muth Australian Land satenarias Telet. Scrip_ Do. Da. Roffstared TruitkloanCo.olUpa. Von Diemen's Land .... In . an 8U 6 2ile PORRION RAILWAY!. 11 II 9Pm 2 : pm 4 di , 1t l 4 ei 46 67 41 94 - - - - 1 5 1tak S 6 1 Pm 44 6 P 4 1 31 3 911 32114763 100 102 106 109 113 114 104 106 II 23 ill 11l Si 6pm 21 214 Si Si pm 11 7 I 3 Of A 66 13 9 49k 47 47 15i 12 II die 10 li vat - 10 pm lt BAN 8. all SI 65 63 67 i Ms i se 6pm 174 196 24 3 pia 19 20 ad sei 38 2 (Hs 48 49 0 U U an is 40 zit ii ii $ 9 SO S 1 4 2m. 57 60 120 115 2d liil4 11 62r 174 114 61 ei le 1 11 11 1 1 + 74 76 8 , 1 i lc , , 10Magi° Amara= II .. Main Calikeilsa all f I 21 1 tawarallan l a t If If 00 Mllasaavas oatralan boa &Coal all 6 — 1 20 arida Ina l4 3 6 S 3 h6rsubap.(laast3l.pro 21 21 81 so Do.oxeca a Cantu all 24 20 Do. &Jahn Del Lay 13 26 SO 1 Cnek 1 am 1 Pm 4 : + 626I4 it:ZZI. :4 60 Is l6 ll 19 4 21 1 * 4 ?11. 5 7re1 l pse e l% tenostaniersuasuonge — ll II tf ons arra mogotvia . 1 fr d 10 ithasesi ll 16 1 / a d 1 Oraed Dishy al Sadao all 4 Canal %Womb 11 Mum D. fleribmbla —... 1 1 llr 140 Ms erValada an tN.Linaras illa.nn.m. all Nouveau Mond* . all 20 Pool bad Silver Lead all Pan Philip Quartz Rock +allying Iran all 19 91 1 +Do. New SO Inaba.° de Cuba l2l I 6 1 South Australian Scrip all 1 a 1 +Do Registared 10 Ila Croft t 2 flailed Mexican all 54 1 Waller 1 Won Mariposa * Transferable by stamped deed. 616 266 ii _4 tar si ii 4 20 al of 4 SI U T It N 100 94 96 99 101 $ 4 II 61 it V: U 1 14 61 84 HS 120 110 112 104 106 e l pal o 101 64 10 17 14 74 t in 76 ~ ~W ~~ r zoois'nriros - joi or esoimmos . Do. Sow tort Wks iii . Cll Do. liziordoa . . vd. do. id Wilda I o.lNoto/Caosdo • 1 9 14 r O ll di s 137 110 2 1 2 1 Pa I 4 14 i iPM 139_ 141 - 41 - 4 0 :OS 1•5 96 97 $4 iMs 1M 13 14S dis 21 Sif 99 191 ii II :I pa .1 diis 98 100 - 6 6il 6 1 6 1 . 6 an I a ia I ;ii iota Cral L k oot Ickooo /0116 100,000 20,000 12,00( 11.000 10.0 X 10;815 7,04 50,01 40,111 6.01 Ohl' [i ,OOj tmool I - Cod so,ouol Ds. IL v.tltl. Do. Cat. of Delstise Do Ongr.'s Op. IL is. Gnat DEW at Yam.. Offal 1 Pedirtda . Ds Itsweir.s pit MM. Do. BEng. d 0.... Da. .... abligatkes Ot Do. . Wat. do. Caned% 61tints D0.8d40. de. , 6 6 7 2, , opdo. 6 t. tU1 6 56 D Do: do. 76, do. Oki Do. do. 7801tbootop HamOtos 641 IWoato . . Ds. • par Oast. ..... r 4444 odd Outova fpuis and Naditeresaisa ip_ Fla tr...day to !pa._ 10011114 Do. !taw .... Msria Mimic DT. New NuavaliffU se ith lat.) Nocilion et DOM 111. las iv i e n& - Caorbral ) primillip . Pre:. Pais awl Orions Purls owl Iwo Park pm t Oborboort Rama owl Inn ..... Rope DEM ...... Scowl Swedish r i d Yeah_ I Nab Do, porTimt. rear. West !Spades, _ IDe. ti per Ong. Preter.l Wi.isels of name 12rdik a $Bl zd 130 19: d 3 1121 1 id TRAFFIC RETURNS. lillis Pas. Mel.- Total, Tc. 161, opm. wagers. blandly. 4 7 1866. Wok ending Jane 23. £ t S 6 1111elersti and Glaitgow Welt isOlag June 24. sr lis &tipple . ..... ... ....... W,408 111,226 W Jim 30. illemS sly L 666 777 783 971 obis =awl Wases — 13,643 3,934 17,737 Nsarks*e. Asellap. ritertadura ma amity D ow n .. , 234 33 2p7 234 L440616._. &901640•6007. AN al Maa i logr ima , - filiiiiiii: iiiiii6 * . 319 466 786 468 oairldn. 1716 UN 6.746 9,070 SAW KiILWATS. PERPRTUAL INVESTMENT LAND AND 731TriiiirTo" SOCIETY. The fourth annual motes of this society wea held bat 'waft at Ridley's Hotel. .ftmaitail (Mr. John Gone) fa eyealpg the yrcesediap.stated tint ar conepay slaw W ibreedoe had kola newly9,ll3 sham eardel wade IMMO 111111611111. Eel helot I N bier eismsel wee evilkiisessuales la the Asp of were ably Imps a reesist dos Us besdtatire. Maysd Tot Ile lieu et the year Whig Aroeg Le 110 kart Ihm4sfues serrereesdieg. Ae sus tea M Us. Y.. ehem Ifs. Se. rare hreredees Lee The menhir et awes herd war LIN. beteg ea lamer epee year et HS. Is the lareeneei hgeremest 41.110 1 1271.1.1 tees rewired uses eWee. the otrestsl the tart three yeeseledis bees 441411.1 e. 4d. TheleremmessiKtehlt dowels Tor Newish is es a proof thug theses/0g MO lea spot mint fer pityasse. atter a eirehl INIMMINha ef the sedshes emikeel by kb" estrry. dlesehre barWS • semi hie of Ur yeettwirey mem% hid sem. le per est side, maiskee pale le he nom SWIM amid ever Woes eyed So 9 yet est. Meng maw vies loth& twehmades subeelpTea led ben OIL The semen reels ere the d hems red bed ti me re firs foot ad seethe per fa. MAIL 4 sod kr lb* Illiadi awl Smith et NAY. MAL The report haring lere emoslusedy Wipe" Ile Seas redder Sheeler,— Mesas Omer, eel Illerlea—mose re4holed. es toes des Mr. T. Mei. the soellter. • moths esyrenhe el madman epee the pert ef the IS Ile hoesendie sties el the misty wee am elcgle4, mot OM Se yeeteellesp. ALLEGED DEATH TROY CHOLERA AT IiATCLLIT. —Yesterday, Mr. Baker, the coroner for Bast Mifiliessa, held we inquest at the Blue Anchor tame. Belong es view of the body of Michael Galloway, aged 16 yes. It messed that the deceased, who was a shoe-bleak tfy the Bagged School Society, resided with Ids egad No. 12, Barris'resert, Breok-strest.Conweseelalteed int Co Sudsy *waft he partook at some stewed best mad vegetables, sad meted to rest is pod health. Oa Ileaday at 2 °Wok, he was Wad wilt vomiting owl pair er g, i tt died la de itewt aur the le st Mask. 14e nee sal =ea had bees idled his aWiese met Itaviag sugselsd danger. It wee Mesa that Hanitewaart wee greatly ever teaseled. Tweatpehree raided fa the home when deemed dbl. dad were ally &sr rooms. Mr. = isersesse el aalseeese, aad Mr. Batter, the parish that, flea the aggeerease et the be a t i a s. 4 111e l iVr 6 dekth wee caused by as Wash et Adage wee week 'Weenie Muslim la the dblisi. sad enamel deaths had nee ned henßegidt &Mom Verdlet—u di e d desired wee Mail alai kg bsd, p rod hi Min Ads* obakini," MONEY MARKET.-THIS Two o'Czocx. The English stock market, after attaining a farm thee advance of per cent., has since become flatter. Prices are now quoted I per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols were quoted early in the day 911 to I, and now stand at 9l j- to 1 ex div., for. the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 92j W ; the New Three pee Cents. at 921 to I; Bank Stock at 212 j; Long Annuities, 1860, at 3 15.16 ; the New 30 years' Annuities at 16 15-16; Exchequer Bills, March, at 225. to 26e. prem. ; ditto June, at 19s. to 225. prem.; • India Bonds at 325. to 355. prem.; and Exchequer Bomb, 1858, 1001 to 101. In the foreign stock market the only sales re ported are Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 631 ex div. ; do. Four per Cent. Certifs. at 95; Russian Five per Cents. at 99 to 100; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 88; to 89j ex div. Turkish is quoted 81/ to 82. The arrival has been announced of six vessels from Australia, viz., the Empress and Bristow, from Adelaide; the Stirlingshire, from Launceston; the Devonshire, from Swan River; the Gladiator, from Sydney; and the Windermere, from Geelong. The Windermere has 4,500 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 18,0001., and the Gladiator 280 ounces. In each cue the dates have been anticipated. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Brighton Railway Company is called for the 26th instant. The prospectus is issued of the Departmental Rail way Company of France, with a capital of one mil lion sterling, :divided into shares to bearer of 41. each, on which the deposit is to be 21. The object of the company is to form cheap lines in connexion with the existing net work of French railway,. The lines are in every case to be laid down on the existing roads, and the maximum of expense of construction is not to exceed 1,0001. per kilometre. The first sec tion, from Reuil to Manly, is to be opened for traffic, on the 10th inst., and it is mentioned that the com pany have obtained the concession of the line to Au teuil and St. Cloud, through the Champs Elyseee, and of another, 37 miles long, from Rennes to the sea. One half of the capital is to be raised in Eng land, the other half having been subscribed in France. The directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, in accordance with the an- nouncement made at the meeting of the shareholders on the 29th ult., invite applications for a limited number of the reserved shares, the residue of which are to be allotted in India. Applications will be re. ceived until the 30th lost., and 41. per share is to be paid on snob shares by the 31st inst., upon which amount, as well u upon all future calls and sums paid in anticipation of calls, interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will be allowed. Relative to the hide and leather trade, Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell report as under : In &big a report of the peskiest of the leather trade throughout the sesath efar s e bare to ems almost the same words es the time or ft: sodas Iwo requirel--• full avenge mount et bulassa Ohs adman la priors which the extraordinarily hist of Um raw materiel wen justify. The supply of leather bele bees gam 1 y akesident, with a few exeeptions which will be hansflar award, aud we hare rarely bad osimion to make, in oar ateatkir Prise Merest, fewer alt rations in pram. The demand of Wear it army purposes continues steady. Tbe periliea of as raw bids market hes net materially altered &kV Is kaiak Ile Imparts lama tbe Nicer Plate are few, bet War an sonelinns !Mud by en recently uteressed supplies Ikea Omega Kew km* Wake. likrba Wks base leis la key short 'apple during the month, and oratbses at ear peek= quetetkaa. There is no alteration in the value of market horsehide@ or market calf skins. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares to-day are quiet at pre vious rates. The shares of the Australian Land Companies are also without movement of importance. In other mining stocks business is similarly stag nant. Fortuna Mining shares have been dealt in at Prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sousa—The market r;oOt7ittusever; firm, and has an upward tendency. The public sale of 300 Mids. of Cuba went off well at full prices, 335. 6d. to 36e. The refined market fi 63a rm.. Brown lumps, 46.. 6d. to 47e. ; grocery, 475. Bd. to COMIL—The public sales of Plantation Ceylon went off steadily at previous rates ; prices ranged from 68.. to 63.. Tn.( remains without alteration. PISCINTO.-1(00 Bap sold freely in public gals, 51 6f, which wu advance. Ries continues firm. Rux —The market is quiet. JUTS has sold in public sale at full prices -131. 15s. to 191.6.. Corrox continues out of demand. 13iLTrzfits —The demand has been limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm. The demand continues good both for borne consumption and for the Continent. Peters. burg Y.C.on the spot is quoted 6.31. ; July, 625. 9d. ; Ootober to Deo., 64.. 3d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports supply s►ort; trade without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 85s. to 961.; superior, 100 s. to 110 a.; interior, 60s. to 60a; new, ditto, 801. to 100..; rowan, 65.. to 855.; clover, 901. to 1301.; second eat, Us. to 126 a.; straw, 26a. to 30s. SOUTH SBA COMPANY. A general court of this company was held yesterday, at the South Sea House, for the purpose of declaring • dividend on the catal dock for the half.year ending ith July. CZAIIIXAN (Mr. Franke) observed that be had read to the at the general meeting in May a full statement of the g& rie e t 7 r t a lts eompany, and from the accounts which he had now to =bath it would be seen that their present financial position differed but IPA' from that In which It stood at that period. The debits of the company were as follows :—Amount of bonded debts, 4,5601.; interest thereon. 2626 2s. 6d.• dividend on 1.064,7351. its . Id. Sovh Sea deck, at It per sent., 2 7,9716 Os. 7d.; mean of dividend, 21,7221.96.; balaace of Income tax, 4481.2 a. Bd.; annuities to officers and dens ((estimated cost), 24.7391. 25.; threaten' allowances, salaries, Ice.. 2,1691. 45. 4d.• total liabilities and engagements, 52,1621. Is. Id. The meets we re :—Balanos of cub, 1.410,4171. 10e. 4d. ; Exchequer bills at par. 900001. • Exchequer bond, at par, 27,6001.; South Sea stack. 2,11117,7161. 124. 7d.; money on Loan. 497,0441.; South Sea desk payment at 116 per cent.. 92,4961. Sa. 10d. • Interest on bid" 9,1971.4 x. 3d. ; ditto on Exchequer tills and hoods, dms en peruses of the company's eternises (shier paid), 61,9761.; Meryl en ditto, 6941.195. 9d. ; transfer stamps and cub In hands, 1651. 17s. Id,; 4,412,e631. 61. lid.; balms. 7711. 4s. Iftd.,• deduct kir South Sea stock held by the ,7231. lb. 7d.; net balsam 2,23•,0471. 11s. 3d. The the pried* value of the mats to be realised and divided amegget the 'condemn. of 1,1K2261. d un 00. Booth Sea stook, erseesang lin. lie. pie amt. Me amount of the dear revenue end snits of thalami k lis•O•mgeny Ser the half year ending Mb July &owed the muses oldie asespany from all sources to have been 59,72111. Ils. ed.; mud the sengcengs, Including dial. ra. paid fre iscome m 2 : llllB. 94.; balance, 28.1061. Is. 4d.; whkft, after p gar • dividend of lb per cent. on 3,664,7141. lie. Id. Sea Stock at I per ant would leave a balance of 1261. Se. 9d. It was clear, therefore, from this statement, that a dividend at that rate, clear of income tax, was as much r could be paid. He concluded by proposing a resolution to that eftert. The reirdelion declaring the la per cent. dividend free of income tax, the dividend warrants to be payable on the some day u the Go. varmint agessities, was then put and canted unanimously. The Cmanatan, in answer to nuclides*, stated that the 1151. per seat. wadi be payable tomorrow (this day). sad that the directors hoped Is east the total winding up of the company's affairs by Janu aryA Mt wee ef Seeks to the Court of Directors for the dlocretion and dry had manifested wee pared, which wee acknowledged rdirCheinien, and the court then broke up. By a decree of the Minister of State, Madlle. Rachel Ina bean appointed Profeuor of Declamation at the On the occasion of the private theatricals (under the management of Mr. C. Dickens) at Campden•houe, Kensington, on Tuesday, the play by Mr. Wilkie Collins, entitled TM Lighthouse, will be ;resented with the original oast and the original scenery by Mr. Stentleld, R. A. Mr. Chas. Dana's comic drama, The Wonderful Woman, will also be performed. First on the list of some new publications forbidden to eater the Austrian Empire is the Westminster Review. " Farini's History of Italy," translated by Mr. Gladstone, mad " Geninue's History of the Nineteenth Century," are placed in the esweeategory. PROCEEDINGS Or THE FLEET AT MARIGLIPOL. Lieutenant-General Krunoff, Field Heiman of the Dew Cossacks, nukes a report on the visit of the Allis* to Karioupol es the 6th ultimo. His report, published in the Joawal do St. Paersbostrg of the 26th ult., concludes with the assertion that " all the stores of provisions belonging to the crown were saved." Another passage in his report points to the interim* that they were removed in waggons bike* the allies landed. MURAL P,—SHILLING DAILITILY 4.-- 879Asla dasi osaT989 oa 8,729. maw, 8,060 ; dins by seam 'deka% .--1,