The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-25 00:00:00

MUSIC. GLUCK'S OPERA& have already mentiooel the performance of Iltd IC Timm ler week, in the lowa of a eoecert oa t Ne emirs of N. Charles Halle ; asd we observe that •her twee' at t►e rave crest wirriaa—Orfve—is to be .1 vv.!. but likewise is the eassert fuer, at the Royal Ow% as Weinky No& cETSTAL PELAOI-1 1 11ENCE FESTIVAL . ITEM DAT.) for now INS& Visitors, many of whom did not till bile het sight, must have had their early prem .. %Meet the It climate suddenly strengthened, me •. eg freen their beds them morning, Just after 6 o'clock ran seem down in torrents, and continued more or he. t. until sone. The boor lied for the reheuml at ••-Iceleane was half last 9, but the Orpheonists being scat t- r• "'IT Lireedm—Lesceeterismare being at this comaion limited—the mennblogi wee menewhat delayed. Cabe. fr-tts the wisdom of which peered French face. whirr cu. r • .oly at the London sakes, were riding towards Landon- I rtt., up to pug 9 o'clock. Much of the populism es were in the streets were to,, much allsearhed in the estlstemer t. keep off the wet to ham say thee to be •t.se on their weeleil invader& and the mans meerred for the merfemessee at the Omelet Mace. We toed theA the orchestra at the Crystal Palm* L., I bees decorated with much elaboratioe and In each of the twenty-eight com portments into whisk the back of the orations er divided, the ease of • department of France has hens inscribed, Seim end Nord being pled oo each side of the orPo Wreathe of evengrelne and lowers bang below, and from them mph see dependent red shields, Bering the name. of the swasaisiag departments in which tls. , choral ea-Miles taking part he the festival re located. • - of these is pieced a bust of some of the celehrsted Freochrneo, Montaigne, tinily , Racine, .ere, Button, HialMheu , Ineeartes, Pima, and .-rs. The whole i v surmoun t e d b y numerous ffsire riming from gilled eagles; &mum of sod other shrubs tilling up the lower beck ground. the centre of the organ is an embismatical device • re, hoods in mime, labelled respectively France and is either side are the initials V. A. and sums,rted by busts of the Queen and the Frier* sal by throe of the Empress and Emperor of the •. h, the arms of England and France surrounded by of evergreen. and lowers between the bust. In A of the organist is a trophy of tricoloured leg with a .:e gilt eagle with outstretched wings. Along the centre • tin orchestra runs the following inmreption be letters t :roe (ea Wog : " Aus artistes Francais! N. soot de pas nos (rimer Th.• front id the orchestra IS decorated with Bowers and otalurry, The rehearsal of the vocal pieces, although fixed fur • mob caller hour, did Dot commence mild nearly stereo ; •MTiculty of assembling .o large • body of forgivers f 14 them ignorant of locality and language) being quite • .11. tent to Justifythe delay. titer a few prellnitaaryoreped'essr. on the organ by noeur Edouard Batiste (the organist of St. Eustache at Mn..o lielaports, Use coodoctor and fouader,of the inpliforust !iorieties. raised his baton sod the assembled honsters corionenosil pucker's " Chant du Bivouac." The Sr .% impresmon on the hearer was that of surprise that so rustily combined voices did not produce a greater volume of mum,; but thi. feeling was quickly absorbed in satisfaction with the inimical quality of the tone, the Keel. non of attack, and the admirahlegradatimsofp.ao aadfaete. There was none of that nasal quality which used to be, of .4.1, the reproach of French choral singins, and when it is remembered that many of them ishoristsee see of the cl......srnirr, the delicacy and real:mascot whisk they base attained are worthy of all admiratina. Bat I,e the tett to which the musk or allied, ilw effect w. much more like that of the beet Omensa thorn...log-mg (such a. the Cologne and Bella choirs) then what was probably anticipated from French voices. The hos tenors bare that light and tunable quality sad Iletiltility intooatitio which we must camlidly own are often wanting is some of our own choral performances. l. de admitting that an equal body 14 English choristers it- old produce a greater volume of sound, lied a grander soot is music of a massive character, it cannot be domed hat in effect of coetrest. precision of tempo, and justness of iatonstioo, some of ow choral bodies would do well to esneLde the Orphisostista Awed the other pewee rehearsed were the Hyme "Vol ereetot," by Besosai Mime. " Lee Wane de Per*" by Adarn ; two pieces composed specially to the noes- Aso Ay Halevy and Arnhem,. Themes; the " lleptesor du liusl," foots Meyerhrer's opera lea Hapiewats, and i. u r 'Ave oatioual Aathent, " (hal ears the Queses." The 1.4 leas po eta were ',comp...led by the head of the Goia. which hes case over by special permission of the Einprerw. "Goa sire the Queen' Wll. rung with Faglieh words, to fardatat• the reedoeing of which compliment versions the test hem been for ame tine in the hurts of the singers, spelled phonetically. according t. their pecianaciet,on sod thc moist winw such a. to put 411 M tench of t h e English , Freuch which we aanunaly nut, to Pun.. The rehoarml terrnmited shortiv after misl4lay, when ttotampal err.. &Mr tn.: f r tl ' , labile performance, the wrattwr haring to 11144110 latent improved, and promising • isrighter moppet for the onaclusion of the day's M readings. ILSCTION OP MIZAIPPs. Commom Hall of the Livery of the City of Lea bald Okla ailarassa at Oeibiloll far it e M aa d deems tie shardla. alaambarlia, sod other th• simarag rear. The euouiiiiror d liveryman was burled. bap Lord Mayor waa pelmet at lb. formal proarmal.ov, luat altereastl* lett Mar hall la .karm of Mr. Aldweran MDT. am! Mr. Akirrmaa fir= rerwill shorrith. Mt. Abby eras sosuaated as ,_ Crwo. Itputy H%ammo, aouleried Mr. Asdrew Leah, MU. t 1 4:14 opecieele maker, for the Aloe of ehertlf, cheery. leg Slut UN raw .4 that putlemea woe well Immo is the oemermil world ef Loemers, ead that he would well and e.wtholv eJJ the Aire If elected. end that be would Nit. sad rivalry. of the liver, to the be 7 .1 1 d flyJiatirra P. Joar., a.hril sseoadoid the aoaliaatioa. 111 r. Jurite patninib *sort the city paid 3001. • year I • Ow mous for Itie rtght electiag the sheriff o Mirlilleeez. marl rem the 141 !..fors parliament proposer! to L.L. that right sway . the, wma an Jimmies id popular rirlite. obeli could "air have been mark b 7 ale invent. .wt wow 11 the l'soniumi Council at • time of political Apathy. Ile, therefore, advised lb. bvery Iva to • i s (or Mr .‘lrlenorin Ahrens. mien be wail! Loigelf to protect the tights of Um limey am Mr. Llati l in 4 asar..4 Mr. Alderman A Masud Mr. Lash were put, sad their el. tom ws. imvpiewil to be carried, but • little ." toll" usik phre senor( the livery, because the tint gen ii...an hail nid bees perveril as sheriff. Mr. k rin.tt was reLelected cluarniverlaia, and Mr. C. T. 11 1 yr am! Me. T. IL Ito. ware re-elected bride. "...lin, awl the "ale wooers," auditors, he., were also •plinoted maid an uproar et shouts for Mr. Alderman kr... sad which owl, .v 1.1.1 when Mr V. YIWNS, declared that he hail just we Mr. %t tenure .%bbiss, who had alit horned him to declare that ...mid permit Do iafrio l . m , cat on the rights of the livery • it was is Ric pow,r to I , l'..yeal. Alderrnaa and Sheriff httudes then declared the ah,ac i alai °that °Mesta duly elected. Th.oik a were then retuned. sad the proceedings ter L.Lneted. REribITED RISIONATION OF NIL GLADYTON&— ne RiratimlA,eas Poet of to.day :^—" A private telo ;NM from Loaluo last ni;ht states thed the lag expected rimme of the Palineriton Ogle* hes eommeeeed. The cours e which Minister; purpose to adept is mionewe to 'I. , toe vote in the House of Lords, mid to qweetkme of geberally, has caused Mr. Gladiolas. to deteredaw to • Our correapotolent says he is vlrtemdly oat' He aids, ' No other resignation as yet.'" It ix mated that Mr. Witobine, the euthuliaatic ett•euer's clerk, who carried a the Sherwood Middies fi 'n "in!. sod aspiset whom as attachment was imbed , ▪ t!e• quees's Dublis, hoe been captured alter • sz chase, and is now a prisoner in the Manbalsea. tl . l:qhiew maw the fifth prison iu custody in the mistier. serthelms, so clue t., the children has yet been obtained, •'NI Mire is in far defeated. quick PAMIAii■ oF A SA [LINO V EMIL. —We (ob. er e that tote Tyburnia, commanded by Captain Frederick I .4e. has made the porage from Havannah in the remark. short iertod of 2.:41av0, basin:: left that port on the “.r1v..1 . at the Scilly Islas on the ißth ~,r 4„ o f :01.14.1 boxes of sugar, and her waft of wet. was ftet. VIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, . 1860. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& YARK-LA.NI —MIDI DAL) The weather in the United Kingdom contiasel nines this day week al the mate nbavoursbM derester as predesely Incessant min appears to be the rule this year. not raining the air is still damp, sod the sky gene rally filled with heavy elands. The pun our cely rarely be seen. This extraordinary state of the weather exorcism a most baneful influence upon vegetation. Not may are the cereal crops three or four weeks backward, compared with ordinary years, bat the plants look so sickly and the pound is so saturated with moisture, that great apprehensions ere entertained respe c ti ng the final result of the next harvest . . The pass is now ready for mowing, but therrains are interfering and threaten to spoil the crops. The provincial corn markets held at last week's close report a firm trade, but with little activity. The import* of foreign pain into London aide led Monday were reported this morning as large of Boar, very large of wheat, large of barley, and vary large of oats, most from Baltic ports. The supply of home-growe pain was small, and of fair country-made doer small. The attendance of the trade to-day in Mark-lane was fall ; the tone quiet. Prices of most articles tending down wards. WIMAT. —For English, last Monday's prices were asked, bat in order to sell Is. to 3 per qr. leas money would have to be taken. Foreign was also cheaper to sell, but little business was done. Most of the arrivals reported to-day are direct to millers. FLOOII slow sale, and L. per sack cheaper than lad Monday. Santis quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates. Oars.—The import./ last week including those reported this morning were 100,000 qrs. Prima declined Is. per qr., with a very fair demand, and a good deal of business doing, at 6d. to ln per qr. cheaper than last Monday. BUNS. —Eoglish and Aurptian steadily held at about last Monday's currency. PILO unaltered from last Monday's prices. COMMIT QUOTATIONS, DUTY TAM. WHIAT. -English whit*, 60a. to 645. ; red, 378- to COL per qr. ; Dant= and Konigsberg. 60a. to NU. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 60a. to 64e. ; tithes Baltic ports, 60v. to 62a. ; French, red, 60s. to 66. ; white, 58s. to 625. FLOUL-Town, 502. to bia; Norfolk, 41s. to 425. per 2801 b. ; French, 44a. to 50a. pat 2801 b. ; American (United Stake), 28s. to 30s. per BANIST.-gaglish, Ws. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 35a. ; other sorts, 28s. to 265. per qr. OATIL-British, 22a. to 23e,ypar qr. ; Roasian, 24.. to 25e. Fair qr. ; WWI Baltie ti rt 24a. to 255. per qr. . to 365. ; harrow, 39e. to 425. pr qr_ Yereigi. 32, to 40s. per qr. Fgyptian, 355. to 4,1 Per V. PIAL-4sh bedews, 38e. to 40e. ; hog and grey, 34a. to ; whits, 365. to 38e. FLoznins kaGOZIL-Elince last Friday 7 pain-laden tassels were reported arrived at porta of nil, viz. 6 mama, 1 barle . The latest sales reported were :- Mains arrived 33e. 44d. per 4921 b. (not confirmed). Harley arrived-Odessa, 265. per 401 b. There an now off the coast about 7 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 5 maize. 2 today. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM ruNi is to JUNI is. Coastwise. Wbesg. Barley. gm Om English .. 1101 SO larelips 31613 7104 LC. Sall 1114 440 (it. N. Rail 77 .... So. L Rail 60 .... 1 Yak. VI. 4470 140 OaLL gra. ii I the "iii I ...: .... I ni arm has Moor. gm. qrs. tds maks. 114 4714 ••• la thit 14 11 1 .. lan a I .. ewts. WINCING-LANK-(TM DAY.) The Was are advertised for toenonrow : 4SOOO upr-500 Wl5O Whirs est India ; I Pesam ,700 hap Se ee-1110 rpi arks pia • aad g. Ooff maks pianists= Crykei sad 150 hailed' Peamag. Coma -405 bap. Eire-6,000 bap Sempl. We are without transactions of importasee to report slawaridtt aim s the almost general holiday on Saturday peeveated The parral tow of markets today up to this hour has beta plat RP= has been is limited demand. aim by the telegrams from Chid received to-day are considered favourable for this article, but the lane ppau blie sales to commence on Wednesday, of which a eoo~denhie portion is declared "without reserve," prevent beldam by private ccstrects. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The iesrket is steady. Town tallow is quoted 525. Gd., net eash ; Petersburg TO., on the spot, 60. 9d. ; June, 525. 64. to 525. 9d. ; July to Sept., 595. 9d. ; Out, to DOO, 52e. 9cl. 24.903 URI !,ti, Pia . 9d. 61L 6d. Arrival for the week ending 4th of July last yeer ets. %49o mak and delivery 920 cake. The arrival test week coca 7sl cake tram Petersburg, 32 from Odense, 407 tram Soul America, and 44 from other plem. Total, 1,234 casks, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of bests is again short, and consequently prices are not much altered, although trade is slow. The number of sheep is about the mme as on Monday last ; the demand has decreased, and prices on the average are lower. lambs and calves are rather lower, From Germany and Holland there are 440 beasts, 4,200 sheep, and 209 calve' ; Scotland, 40 Daubs ; Norfolk and &dolly 2,600 ; and 160 from the Northern and Midland Camila& Per stop* of tIW. s. d. a d. Per stone of BThe. a 4. ad. Best Seel& Nereids. 6 4 8 8 Dad Deed Ht-bdeBb Best Short-bane . 5 5 6 6 Best Lose-w 0015.... 6 0 Record gent. beasts 4 6 410 Do. de. Storm Carves ryP 4 0 5 0 Do. do. Morn . Dee6Dest MI-brads 5 4 5 6 Lambs Duets is mortal, 5,800: Sheep mod Webs, 14,600 ; Calves, ; lip, 440. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Warns. Patterism sad Smith report that there is • good demand fee sampiss, at tally last week's prises. Very few on offer. The ily is said to b• am the increase in Worcester, Mid Kiwi, and suss ether places. Market very firm. Duty, 170,11001. COAL MARJEZT.—(MIB DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close. 17.. ; Walls Zed Kepler Ora 17s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Roma Helton*, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Harlon. 16.. 6d. ; Walls End OMoeth, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tanaald door, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 18a. &1; Wa ll a End Eden, 17s. ; Walls End Dur ham, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Helton, 18s. &L ; Walls Eod Framwallgate, 17s. ; Walla End Caron, 17s. &l. ; Walls End Hengh Hall, Us. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s. ; Laralbert's Hartley, 16a.—]]hips at market, 66. A letter from New York of the 14th imp; : "The Japanese have reached Philadelphia in their north ward trip, and are to be here next week. At Baltimore and Philadelphia alike they have been made the subject of civic displays in the usual style—local militia and firemen of form and proportion rivalling classic athletes composing the prin cilia part of the promotions. We are preparing to serve up a similar banquet of grander proportion,. These Japanese gentlemen admire everything with the most minute and dis criminating attention. In Washington they were princi pally occupied with questions of coinage and currency, and the machinery in the deck and navy yards. In Philadelphia they are examining the Mint and lie machinery with care, and are to examine and report upon its immense workshops and foundries, which gave it fila wealth and power. The poonlace pursue them in crowds, and, I am sorry to ray, sometime, insult 'the nippers; forgetting their rank ; but whoa they goon hero we hope to give thous better pro tootion. A whole regiment at militia has boon amtgood to that se a guard of honour while they stay." Lord Wriothenley Russell preached to a tolerably h i m congregation yesterday afternoon in Covent-garden, Market. These services were originated last year, under the auspices of the London Diocesan Home Mission, and sermons were preached by Lord W. Russell, Mr. Thornton, incumbent of St. Jude, Whitechapel, Mr. Hutton, the rector of Bt. Paul's, Covent-garden, and other gentlemen, for a long series of consecutive Sunday afternoons. Yester day, although short notice was given, the northern avenue, in which the pulpit was erected, was well studded with visi tors, who listened throughout with marked attention to the services. Prayers were said and suitable portions of Scrip ture read by the Rev. Henry Hutton, MA., rector of the pariah ; after which Lord W. Russell preached a plain but very earnest practical sermon from the 13th chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, verse 26. THE Berms! Assocuritmr.—The following is an outline of the intended proosedings of this meeting the thiitioth annual one), which will commence in Oxford is Wednesday next, June 27, under the proidasey of Lad Wrottesley. The Town-ball will be opened es a reception, room this day, at 10 am., and on the tallow* days at 8 a.m. for the issue of ticket' to members, amocisias and ladies, and for supplying lista and priors al lo sad other informa t ion, to strangers on their arriva l, and after this day members, and persons denims of beeonsinsi members or associates, or of obtaining tidies' tickets, are requested to make application in this room. The Radcliffe library will be open on and after this &yr, at 8 a.m., for the purpose of supplying itiformatks mad* the proceed ings if the meeting. CSTVIAL RALACI.—HALT-A-DSOIEN DAY. HATEIDAY, Joins 23. —Admiseions on payment, 1,690; ditto by season tiekees, 1,319 t total 2,963; told viltars far week ending Saturday, 31,227. Total visitors since opening of the Palms, Jaw 10,1881, 8,578,351. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. 'Two o'Ciocm. The railway share market to-day is rather flat, in sympathy with the decline in Consols. Most of the leading stocks present a reduction ol per cent. London and North Western stock is quoted, 1011 to ; Great Western 601 to I; Midland, 117{ to I ; Lanca shire and orkshire, 10itt o o 10151 ; South Eastern, Caledonian, 92 to 93 ; Great Northern, ni to 1 ; 114 to 115 ; and Eastern unties, 64 to 55. Very little business is going forward. Losabardo-Venetian Railway shame have de clined to I dis. to par. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has fallen, being last marked 291. The Indian railway stocks are steady. 'M& Azitworp It lottordm Judaism DallatiLlr•lL ..o 1141 M" & • & Porosaii Brim to dooloserso- Moot La aloe Dateitillieniti" Bastorn of France . . CM. Russian gun & p. a Gt. Central of Franco os. Linemho. Coosa ela Italian Junction !lake Constance & Bete &erre and Turnhout -- -- and CieneTS aria Antonia NeatlAege t By the ilsta 1 lrf. Beig.gov. Northern of France—. Ds. New Shares Nsraregan Trunk Fret ons, and Media Farts and Orleans Balla and 9 Frandsen .._ (Porniknrhta t itip. 16 Wes sad an Dour sad on Royal DIAL& •11 loialemenals an Da per cont. an Dr oleo sad Mena* an Do. 64 per amt. Prd 11 Ilsanalolim 1r 7poret 11 &Auld & Loup-Venetian in Southern at Franco all West Flanders an Do. 64 per cent Poet an West.* N. W. al Prom an a Wismbodra Wolters ot Austria N di I t _f - 1.6 ii 4 1 11 dal 18 U r 1 a dial 9. j nazis. Mr te4sy WI p.a. 97} (Us 121 - u* - I Saba _I 4 , _ . t ..va rt. N0:.,40,, „Ali= 1 —9l — llll star at. N.lo4.4p.ot.ls.ikluly 00 100 101 - ••• 10,000 St. 001.W0r4.40.40.01.40. 40 101 108 .... '. St. Seottlik N. INA 4p. et OS 14 ••• 16 . 000 1 360, 8241 1!.,.7.??1 - p5l /.6 1 1 , 3 150,000 11,000 1,002905 100,120 150,000 700,000 7,190 70,090 20,000 230,000 100,000 12,000 50,000 200000160,000 _ _ _ ii;o6O1 j ' Al& 11.31( - 11 188,6 T !AIX* 10,000 10,000 14000 2,000 li,ilil 71,000 Bt. 16 1 1 ID 100 COLONIAL escosn „ s le. Ilk' lhoOm IFA I CI. prima I dam .... .. Ciaa.trov•Ope•JamaJal 100 116 117 ... .... .. Do. 6 par cut, 13/9 IN .... .. Do. Opar cad. UN 197 114 .... .. Do. 6per ant. 11111 —lO .... .. Do. Spa at 111.11Ang. 100 110 112 •• • • .. Da 'wok Mar.tikip 100 110 111 -- vow I Do. Spar omo. lierip lOO 102} 1021 1021 1 1 Do. do. .... .. Now Drinorw.Cior.6 p,ct. 100 108 109 •• .. N. &Wake Ga. Sp. e. 19061100 100} 101 .... .. Do. Sin e., 1871 to 1976,100 100} 101 •• • . .. Do. 6p. 0., 1860 .... .. Nova Scotia 6p. ct. 847 .... .. Dab. radian. 1875 .... .. Laud. Oov. 6p. a lica allay 100 110 112 Jaa. .... .. DO. 80.851.6.Aar. 8a 40d 100 00 1077 1065 1071 9} JOINT STOCK DANIA No. I Mt. I Dun. I Pd. I Ci. prima I Wu 10,000 100 Unload if . Bor. Mink . 10 ID 22, 60 Analtabia sll 641 10, SS Bank ot Egypt OOP) 100 Dank of London SO 66 66 60,000 30 Dank ot Turkey 3 10,000 60 British N. Americo all —x d 32,100 20 Chart. Bank of Intl', Australia, and China . all 191 10} tO,OOO 25 Mimi Marc. of India, Lon., and China all 10 03 6 000 100 City 10,000 100 Colonial 40,0a120.11 Corn. of Canada — 26,000 100 Com. of London 2O 101 Ift 16,000 20 Lug. licotakad.Ckartd all 16} 161 101 83,000 20 0. Bank ofewitaarland all 06.000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of AMU all 33 de id . —I d sow 60 Lemke. and County 07,000 SO Leedom /old Stook .. 00,000 100 Loa. and Wasiminator lO 10,000 100 Noi. Troy. of Band 4l -- 16,466 20 Do, Now l2 10,000 60 Nalleasl Dank 16,000 10 Now Boa* Rata all —•— 39} 9 60,400 16 Oriental Bank Comma all 43 88.000 20 Mama Dank 10.000 100 Provincial of Inland 4,000 10 Do. New 14,000 25 South AnetraDa 40,000 36 Value cd Australia mow 60 Unloa d London - 4000 100 Unity Maul 00/IPAMINS. I Cl. prices. I dales. 11exicasi Mint - Australian Apical... Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) + Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Land Brit. & Irish Meg. Tel. A Do. B 7 per c. till 1E052 Do. C Canada Land _ _ taanel lolanda Tel. (I.: )p.Mg.of Ifog.dt Smelt. Do. Pref. 7I per cent 7seal Palace Do. Preference Do. 6 p. ct. Perp. Deb. Electric Telegraph ... Do. New Eng. and Amt Cop. Oen. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) . Do. 171 per cent. PreL Lon. District Tel (L.) London Discount (L.) Lon. Oen. Omnibus On Madras brigs. & Canal MediterraneanlleetTeL Mediter. its. Tel. (Liza) National Discount Co NerbuddaCoaktlronL', Netherlands Land l ois b.Tiii7;.; fe7ailciis: N. Bras. & N. Boot. IA N. Brit. &minimal= add GM Do.h im Do. "Now RIM ".. Ds dim (Lta.)• do. Pod Moo Ladd Min hobs. sad Odom Nom *Ty - Red Rea & Ind. Tel. Se pu. torte ya bylk. Gov &hymns, Den Do. New Royal Mall Wes Scottish A. Invests* South Au slat !and 14 11 20 21 4 ST IQ 19 81 13 15 118 183 6 8 II 27 IQ 26 1 81 33 OS 100 166 106 106 108 par 1 pm 2 if I &D o i Issi 11 1 Jis 1 gy m. 1 . pm ' .... Si Si 11 1 ' disdis i 10 . 151 1 1 i ella par Do. t. Itagekrad: an so 100 all all all _S. treiiisra a. o 0 om Man Dineues Lod. ... 45 43 73 75 id 1113 pm id I I dl. 6 10 It 54 51: 1.10 . 130_ 11 si 1.1 xd - a Tun TBMITY-Nousz.—Hin Royal Highness the Prince Consort, as Master of the Corporation of the Trinity- Ileum, presided at the customary annual banquet on Saturda at the seat of that corporate body, at Tower-hill. The Prince Consort, attended by the Fart Spencer, Groom of the Stole ; Lord George Lennox, Lord-in-Waiting ; General Wylde, Colonel the lion. Dudley de Res, and Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipps, arrived from Buckingham Palace at 8 o'clock, and was received in the entrance-hall by the Deputy-Muter and the Elder Brethren, by whom his royal highness was conducted to thecouncil-room, where the distinguished personages invited to the entertainment had assembled, n addition to his ror ho hi t ghness, who pre sided as Master, the Deputy-Master • the vice chair, and the noblemen and gentlemen of his ousehold, there were present on the occasion the Duke of Somerset, the Marquis Camden, the Earl of Derby, the Duke of New castle, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Taunton, Viscount Holmesdale, Lord De Roe, the Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, Bart., M.P., the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P., the It' ht Hon. Thomas Milner Gibson, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Fremantle, the Lord Mayor, the Lord Chief Justice, &c. - INAUGURATION OF THE NEW LIBRARY AND MURZIIII IN LIVERPOOL.—The splendid building which has been erected by Mr. William Brown is to be opened on the 18th of October, and at a meeting of the committee, held on Friday, some of the preliminary arrangement& were made. On the evening of the 17th there will be a gathering of working men in the Amphitheatre, on which occasion ad. dresses will be delivered by 'home of the distinguished visitors who have been invited to be present at the cere mony. On the morning of the 18th there will be a proces sion of the municipal authorities, joined by the principal inhabitants and accompanied by the local volunteer arm from the Town-hall to the New Library, where Mr. W. Brown will formally present the institution to the Mayor, after which his worship will reply, and afterwards conduct the visitors over the building. A banquet at the St. Oeorge's-hall, and a soiree at the Town-hall, will succeed the opening ceremonies. At the former the statue of Mr. Brown will be inaugurated. It is also proposed to hold • volunteer review in the afternoon. Amongst those who will be invited to take part in the proceedings are Lord Derby, Lord Brougham, Mr. Gladstone, Lord Stanley, and others, well known for their interest in objects of this character. BIRMINGHAM AID TO GARINALDI.—A public meet ing of the inhabitant. of Birmingham, convened by the Mayor in compliance with a requisition, was held in the Tows Ball on Friday evening; the Mayor presided. There was not a very numerous aattendance. The Mayor in opening the proceedings briefly alluded to the oppressed cee• &Von of the Neapolitans and Sicilians, to show that he was justified on the presentation of the requisition in calling the meeting. The Rev. C. Clerks (Unitarian minister) moved the first resolution :—" That this meeting, deeply sympathising with the Italian patriots in their struggle for the liberation of Sicily from a cruel and hateful despotism, and entertaining a high admiration of the bravery and mag nanimity of General Garibaldi, resolves that a fund be now raised to be presented to Garibaldi." The resolution was seconded by Mr. George Dawson. The other resolution was moved by Mr. &Timmins, u follows :—" That this meeting, while thanking Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell for their denunciations of the tyranny of the King of Naples, calls upon the government to observe a strict neutrality in the affairs of Italy, and to use every legitimate mesas of enforcing the same rule upon the other European powers and that a memorial embodying this resolution be forwarded to Lord John Russell, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs." The resolution was seconded by Mr. J. &Wright. A committee was afterwards appointed, and the proceedings terminated about ten o'clock . . iiiinnu.—The court-martial on Captain J. 9. Griffin, of the Madras army, has sentenced him to be cashiered, and Lord Clyde has oonfirmed the deci sion. The extraordinary case which is thus finally disposed of has excited as much interest, sad provoked as many and as various criticisms in India, as Palmea's or Headline Smith's trial did in England. Yet it had no element of the romantic or the horrible to fascinate men's minds. What attracted curiosity was the very pettiness of the charges brought against Captain Griffin. Most persons even now find d hard to believe that "an officer and • gentleman* can have been guilty of the paltry fraud for which the cap tain has been diamissed her Majeaty's army—thatof forging the sivature of an unknown officer to an order on an Allahabad tradesman for a dozen bottles of brandy and a dozen of beer. It seems inconceivable that • man should run the risk of forfeiting his commission for a prise that would be scorned by a London pickpocket. What made the affair more strange and more suspicions was the fact of two similar accusations of forgery for a trifling amount and attempted cheating being almost simultaneously framed against him. Dr. &list, who is now at Al ahab4 sympa- ' thised so strongly with Captain Griffin in the belief that he was the victim of a foul conspiracy, that he vigorously and earnestly defended the prisoner before the court-martial, but the circumstantial evidence appears to have been too strong to allow of Captain Griffin's - aoquittaL —Bombay Gazette. AIITAICAN AND CANADIAN Mara—On Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Perlis, galled from Liver pool, for New York, with the United States and North American mails and paasenge s. On Wednesday next the and Yon Mail Steam-ship Compeny's steamer, will be dispatched from the Mersey for Quebec with the United States and Canadian eels. The box at the Liverpool Post-office will be open on that day for the re ceipt of letters, U., till 2 p.m., and, rid Londonderry, until 9.30 p.m. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's new paddle steamer Connaught sails from Cal morrow ( Tuesday),26th inst., for St . John's, Newt...lraaLt and New Yak, with her Majestfemails. Messages ,=M by British and Irish Magnetic Telapao Company up to Buie o'clock, p.m., 26th Met. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's ateam ship Golden fleece elided from Galway on for St.hn' Newfoundland, and New York, with he reMejesty's m ail s,• fair cargo, and 62D peesemen. 15 ~ 10 f t 10 f t 15 It 10 ~ 22 9 t MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocm. THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. Metals. Baring Brothers and Co., have this day, in the annexed notification, announced a new Russian Loan of 8,000,0001. sterling, in • Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock, at 92 : Bonus LOAN roa 8,000,0001, erroCe, araftura 41 ma CINT. Ainreut MITM=EIT. Messrs Baring Brothers and Co., and Hops and Co., beg to state that in conformity with the annexed tranahr tion of the Ukase of H. N. the Emperor of Russia,:dated27tis May, 1860 (old style), and in magma= with the instrue. Hone of H. E. the Minister of Finance, they are ready to receive applications for the loan therein authorised 8,000,0001. (eight millions pounds sterling) of stock, bearing 4i per coot. interest, on the following terms and conditions : Bonds in due form, executed in St. Petersburg, will be boned in rams of NO. sterling, or 1,1806. ;5001. sterling, or 5,9006. ; and 1,0001. sterling, or 11,8004. ;respectively, with twenty half-yearly dividend warrants payable Ist June and lot December (new style) of each year, at the counting-house of Mews. Basing Brothers and Co., in London, or Messrs. Hope and Co., in Amsterdam, and with an authorisation to claim fresh dividend warrants without charge. The half-yearly dividend warrant will be respectively for V. ss. or 26.556. on each bond of 1001. or 1,18011. ; for 117. ss. or 132.755. on bonds of 5001. or 5,9004. ; and for 22/. 10s. or 265.506. on bonds of 1,0001. or 11,8004. The amount of the bonds will be also reimbursed, without charge or deduction, either at the Counting-House of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., in London, in pounds sterling, or Messrs. Hope and Co., in Amsterdam, in florins at the choice of the holders, and an Annual Sinking Fund of one and a half of one per cent (li per omit) on the prin cipal will be applied to their repayment at par. The bonds to be reimbursed will be annually drawn by lottery, in St. Petersburg, and the first reimbursement will take place at par in London or Amsterdam on let June, 1862 (new style), when bonds to the amount of 120,0301. sterling, or 1,416,0008. will be repaid at par; and a like amount will be reimbursed annually. All the bonds will thus be repaid at par, and they bear intermit, in favour of subscribers, from Ist June, 1860. The subscription prioe is 92 per cent., say at the rate of 921. sterling for every 1001. stock in London ; or in Amster dam at the rate of 90 per cent, at the exchange of 1211. per 1/. sterling. The payments in London will be as follows : £lO per cent. must be paid two days after allotment, to Messrs. Martin and Co., Lombard-street. on 16th July. on 15th August. on 17th September. on 15th October. on 15th November. on 17th December. £92 per cent. The half •yearly dividend due Ist December may be de ducted from the final payment. The failure to pay all the instalments regularly, forfeits all previous payments. Subscribers may pay up all or any of these instalments under discount of the respective maturities, at the rate of three per cent. per annum. Scrip receipts will be delivered with as little delay as possible, on the production of the bankers receipts of payment of the instalment, and the bonds will be issued with the least possible delay. No applications for this loan will be received after 2 o'clock p.m. on Saturday, the 30th June. ad London, June 23, 1860. The new Russian Loan has been received with considerable indifference in the Stock Ex change. The effect produced by the an nouncement has been a fresh decline of f per cent. in the funds. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a little flatness likewise prevaiLs, owing chiefly to the absence at business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68.60, being I V per cent. lower than on Saturday. _ _ _ Console are officially marked 94, exdiv., for the account. The present quotation is 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 93, 1,92 k, 93; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, t ; Exchequer Bills, ls., 4s._ prem., par. The foreign stock market is inactive. Turkish stocks are dull, the Loan of 1864 being quoted 77 to 78, and that of 1868 60 to 1. As regards other foreign stocks there is no movement of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 45k, ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 64}; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 881 ; ditto Passive, 18 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 771; ditto for account, 771 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 60} ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 102} ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 24} ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Gents., 12k, The Southampton has arrived from Melbourne with 77,0001. in gold. - , - The commercial demand for money on Saturd‘y was only moderate, ample preparations having been made yesterday. Great activity is expected to pre vail in the money market next week, in connexion with the termination of the financial quarter. There were no transactions iu bullion at the Bank. ft; pecie Arabia, from Boston, has brought 80,0001. in s The other imports of the precious metals last week were rather small, comprising about 150,0001., of which 61,000 1 . is from Melbourne, and 83,0001. from New York. The bulk of these supplies has been re-exported. According to advice; from the City of 3fexioo,' Messrs. Jecker and Co., the eminent bankers, have failed, with very heavy liabilities. The amount of their assets is stated to be also large. Some misapprehension having arisen regarding the privileges of the deferred shares in the South. Eastern Railway Company of Portugal, we are requested to state that with every preference share issued, • separate scrip certificate for a deferred share of 20i., fully paid np, will be given to the allottees without payment, the latter representing the distribution of the free grant made by the government of Portugal towards the construction of the railway. The supping Gazette mentions that the govern ment contract for rum has been taken by Means. Lemon, Hart, and Son, for 107,500 gallons. Mr. J. E. Van der Meulen has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Curacoa. MINES.-THIS DAY. 'Nro o'CLocz. The mining market is rather quiet, but prices generally are steady. Lady Bertha shares have risen to 4to 4,}. West Caradon are quoted 88 to 70 ; South Franoes, 160 to 166 ; Rosewall Hills and Ransom, 6 ; Stray Park, 64 to 56, being flat ; Con durrow, 93 ; East Basset, 1274 to 1321 ; and Great South Tolgus, 11i to 12k. Foreign and colon' ar misting securities remain quiet. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at soi and 30i. The Pint general meeting of the Kaman& Mining Cores pent' is called for the 2nd of duly. At Great Tolgus Mine meeting, an the 21st inn., the accounts showed a credit balance of 1,835/. le. 3d. A divs • dead of sa. per share (1,5000 was declared, leaving MI. le. 3d. to the credit of the nest eccount.. Wheal Cli ff ord declared on the 20th inst. a dividend ad 51. per share (2,50 W.). At Wheal Jane meeting, ma the 18th inst., the accounts showed a credit balance of 549/. 9• ld. Pednandrea Nine, on the ?Ind inst., made a cull of 2s. per share. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) The Guildhall after term nisi prius eat*. commenced this seoraing. The lists are unusually hesvy. In the Queen's Beach 173 causes ate entered, 69 of which are remanets aad 104 new carves, and 77 are marked special juries. la the Comma Pleas 131 causes are entered for trial. 35 of which are risme/sets and 106 new caws, sad 49 are marked special juries. In the Court of exchequer 104 causes are entered for triad. 21 of which are emanate and rt.l new mem, and Mot than are marked specials. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) TICEIVO MCKIM a? TIM MILTING OF VOLITSTIMM. Three feehionahlyratired young men, who gave the minim of Peter Cothran, lffsfirerd Cars, and Clavier Wit hal/IS, all well known te the police, were placed at the bar before Mr. Carrie, charged with picking the pocket of a lady unknown of a puree. Prom the evidence, it appeared that a Imp number of W emenibled in the Euston-road on Saturday last, for of seeing the different ride regiments form, to their march bathe park. While the prisonem woe g the corner of Duke's.road at the back of es. Peewee they were seen to pick the pocket a • lady sod thee make off. Information was given to the = id aed the prima% who had jumped Into • cab, were and Mee Ms enstedy. The primere all denied the charge, and mid it 1011 A mielabe—they did not know each other, and were not in each ether's company. The polies raid that two cd the primers were returned convict'. A mined wee aseenerry to enable him to see if the lady who was robbed mild be found. Mr. Currie remanded the prisoners until Saturday next. MARLBOROTRIIi 'STREET. AAR 074,7desTriorkss ;caliTri;t 7 n&;;,. - ins charged before Mr. Hen dealing a gold lever watch and chain, of the value with d 261., from the person of Mr. George Peyton, gentleman, of 11, ffeesex-epuire, Hyde-park. The prosecutor rid that on fiaturilay afternoon he was in Hyde-perk with his wife and three children, when he observed the primmer with a coat over his arm. The prisoner stood near him for about ten minutes, and on his moving to another part of the park followed him. Havin; got into • rather dense crowd he eaddeely heard a snap at his waist coat pocket, and missed his watch, which had been "napped of from the chain at the bow. He immediately eased the prisoner, when a person in plain clothes sail. • I saw him take it," bat hav,ng an idea he might be • confederate, be unfortunately let go of the prisoner and seized the other, who he afterwards, on another constable coming op, found to be a constable. The prsoner was, however, mewed, but the watch vow not found. Thick, NS I), proved seeing the prisoner for some time Admitting about Deer the prosecutor, hi■ cost being over his arm up to his elbow. Heard a loud click, and then rushed to the pewter sod secured his arm. Some one said be (the ) was a confederate, and the gentleman then seized him, which prevented his securing the prisoner's hand. The prisoner either threw the watch away or passed it to some one else. The watch was not found. By Mr, Beard, for the priwaer-1 termed the prisoner ae moos as I could after the click, and his coat was up hie arm to his elbow. . _ _ iii:Besid,Onbehalf of the prisoner, pleaded guilty. A constable said be had seen the prisoner convicted three or four times for felonies. •—. Mr. Henry eel:omitted the Fume, for eiz moothe, with hen! labour. There were numerous other eases of picking pockets, which were disposed of in various wasp. WITAINTNUMWPWITTBY ►ALAI Tkons;; .. l);;;;;;;;steta .... bl;:looking about thirty years of age, waseharged with obtaining, by false and frau dulent pretences, if. in money, and • brooch value 10s., the property of Mary Westcott, • inerrant at Q Cbeyne walk, Chelsea, under the foliowieg magukir eireemstances : Complainant, • fie* looking said ties oho beams ac quainted with the prisoner in March le" nipposing and always understanding him to be • single maw He was then • carpenter and joiner, and she a sement, and during the time that they had kept company together he had frequently promised to marry her. Three weeks ago he obtained the brooch from her under the Cleaof having it assayed, and had pawned it without ksi c o e wledge or consent, and on Thursday last he had ob tained 71. from her upon the understandin; that he was to with it furniture to stock their lodgin in which Vl: s e:e to live, as they were to be married to-morrow (Tuesday). Yesterday she had ascertained that he was asamed, and hair* taken her brother with her to • place where they were to meet, she asked him whether he mold der himself, when he persisted that he was unmarried, and was then given into custody. Mr. Arnold asked whether there was any doubt as loth, mearrige. Mr. Impactor Tarlton, of the V division, said there was not, and produced the certificate. James Edwards, 241 A, proved apprehending the prisoner who till the last moment said be was a single man. He found on him a dupbeate relating to the brooch. The prisoner, who dockimd putting any questions to the witnesses, or saying anything in defence, was remanded for • week. TRIAL TRIP OP PHI ROYAL MAIL STEAM 811/P SEINE. Thin latest built sad t addition to the lest of ship halosenc to the a 1 Weld India Mail Com pay Raab bar °Seal Mel alp is Saturday from Saadi emPais eel hie the elimasL m• directors availed them. ashen of the esadas le ladle a Imp party el lease sad cis me is whim- ad ispeesal mama of Malin sem=dof the mad belama Mei sad her es re presapen Tids ship Ma bees boat by the Theme boa ,at =WO, and her dlenendees ere aa olln a w d ! a !la? "7 lostligea • le" MN/ het; length over all, hell ; lead line. Xlll het; bum, 4:1 feet 9 inches; heap mea emetmell). 3,152 54-91 ; area of midship seethe, 177 feet. The enewee--of 800 home power, on the ceilletleg princi ple. with cyliaders 97in. diameter and left. disks—were mode by Mears. Saunders and Div, of Northam Ironworks, at Southampton. and are the largMt ever manufactured on the mealleting principle. The boilers mid paddle-wheels (feathering) were from the Royal Mail Company's factory at Southampton, and the former an fitted with a superheating &Karate, designed by Mr. Robert Ritchie, the company's superinteudieg engiover. The Seine having bees taken out 41 dock at an early hour in the morning, the company (most of whom arrived from London by the down train main Southampton at 10 o'clock) were conveyed to the chip ia a river steamboat. The weather was anything bet favourable fur the trial, but the vessel left her moorings punctually at elevens o'clock and steamed direct for Stokes Bay, where she ran the eessaur.al mile four 1100CISAiVO times at an averse" speed el 14.195 knots, equal to lfil statute miles per hour; the premiere of semis being Lflb., vacuum ref, and indicated ham power 1571 After accomplishing this special object of the trip. =l.Rißivets, who bee been appointed to oceenaand the vets, ,directed the pilot to take the ship out to sea, and a very peasant rut. was made, which probably would hem bees @deeded lint that there were mane signs of dirty weather. As it wee, after folly testing her seagoing quell. ties in half a ple of wind, the vessel was put about, and daring the homeward pump the compaay, to the number of 'early 11.10, at down to a very elegant dinner, under the praeribracy of Captain Mangles, who was supported by IM Hoe. Ralph liuttoe, M.P., Mr. Beater..M. P., and aewerel gettitti,en repreeentief the interests of the port of Southampton, or *smacksl with the great companies fre merating it. The ship was brought up at her moorings at half-pat 6 o'clock. The directors of the Rasters Counties Railway hare toreardsd the heettaosie mbossiodos of ens lissibsd vows to Qs fund for the relief of the widows sad et Amos wiss were seforteastely lout is the Lee Z 6 8::: Yoseeesa sod Lowsesset. Was. or reiaajilazawor or You.—tee will sad codicil of the Right Hon. and Most Rev. Mara Maw D.D., Lard Archbishop of York, of Palace and Belgrave-equare, were proved in the rr i t l itral registry is London, on the 12th of June, by the Rev. Wil liani Prete Musgrave, R. A., Canon of Hereford, Charles Ruston Musgrave, EN., hanisteratlaw, and the Rev. Vernon Musgrave, RA., his nephew, the joint executors and trustee*. The personalty was sworn under 60 ' 0001. Ile has bequeathed to his wife, the Hon. CatherineMus grove, over and above the income arising from the marriage settlenient the sum of 1,200 f., also an immediate legacy of 1.0001., and leaves to her the furniture, with few exceptons, at the palms and at Belgrave.square, the selection of 200 volumes from his library, one-fourth of the residue of his property, and the use of half his plate. He has bequeathed to his brother, the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrave, D.D., his Walton's Polyglot Bible, in six f o li o volumes, the whole of his MSS., also 200 volumes— to take the hit chaise from his library ; and, further, bequeaths to him one-half of his plate, and the other por tion at the decease of him wife. lie bequeaths the rest of his library to his septum, the Rev. W. P. Musgrave ; also leaves him a sum of 4,000 1 ., and a hearth part of the residue, and, upon the death of his wife, he leaves him the estate of Bottisliam. To his nephew, Charles B. Musgrave, the sum of 5,0001., awl a fourth part of the rondos, and, upon the decease of his wife, the estate of Cotteuhani ; and to his nephew, the Rev. Vernon Musgrave, the sum of 4,2001., a fourth pen of the residue, the estate of Feltwell, and, upon the decease of his wife, the estate of Fen Ditton. There are several small bequests to relatives and friends. To his house steward and apparitor, George Doughty, he leaves an annuity of 1001. ; to hi farm tX, George Bennett, 51. for every year he has been is his wftvit• and a li ke be quest to all his servants. He direct* that 1 001. a year shall Iseinvoied, and accumulate for tweety-one years, if his wife shall so keg live. The will bears date 6th of June, 1657, signed "T. Dior," and is attested by C. F. but V. tsf Rishoptliorpe, and J. Polley, Chap. and Sec. to his Grace,— Mortruted London Nerr. I'ARTICULIia 07 TALLOW. Meek on hand this day laeliyerylaat nee! 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