The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-24 00:00:00

LAW LNTELLIGENCR (DES DAY.) HOUSE OF LORDS. —APPEALS. THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S DEATH. This own* the tows who had bees sitting to hear a part•lssard appeal from the Oast of Swaim is Scotland, ',enabled at the house of Loofa, but it was decided that is caue.inepna of the death of the Lord Chancellor the further tor..reethno idionlit be piietpianl until tomorrow ninenin 4 . The Love, therefore, did not meet, oar were prayers sai.l a. usual at 11 o'clock; but as intimation was privately c.eiveyol to the cosemsh avant., so i l parties is the appeal. that the finagle hostess would be postiiimeaL EQUITY COURT. (11 fore Yiew-Chraeelior Ilk W. P. Wood.) to roluolusoce of the death of the Lund Chancellor, the el. l'haneellet ewe' it to be intinukted to the leading •u hi. court th.st he wookl Dot sit to-day. There was, therefenr, Do sittan4. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sitting b limo alter Terru. —aldose Laid Mei Junky (*.cliburn sad Justices %Vitamin, erosuptce, and Black burn.) getru r. cnAut.r..koolers. Sir F. Kelly resumed ho ancomeet ou behalf of the de. fet•List is this ram. awl I "ttewled that tho. jwlge ought to hare direst..l a vewhyt ~f &Nomal to be entered for the deleaisit, iselasiloldieeliargswe the jury ; and th a t t o p u t kin me his trial mega ..0 the as.. seibetmeut would be • inolmis• of the well.liworo mania of the I:egliah law, that to nos nail he tried a second Wee for the same offenses. am* hares comeel was asidresiq the court whets our report kit, afti N to prelabie She arruziests will last the mare or. TEN POLICE! 001111118. (TIM DAY.) CUDIXESTIVELL. onanc4 cumin! of CAININii THt DCATII AI a CHILD. A respectably attired watt, about 14) )car, of ate, who pre ibe eanw of 1104,44 Sar•br, Av ..U.166111 driver, aad{e2,tra. renalts 4 ; at lA, Ifolborio..rthetreet, Holloway, la the employ of the Lowilow Iteaeral °steams Voiapsay, eat placed st Hilo bar, before Mr. Harker, charged with esoanat the death .4 flux )H e al, 2 years old, by driving al 1.411011.Wi over her in the Holloe.iy. roof, reartsh of Mr. inspector Cutter, of the N davisiow, attended% watch the caw. Meal, the wife of William Meal, of 5, Lewisles-plairit, Holloway•rosd, 1114111 that the unfortunate child was her daughter, aril was two year. of age. fro Moturday erasing het (witness's) brotherin•Law gave her children sortie half peace to purchase some cherries. About half.past 5 she carried inis of the children across the road, the deceased being lel across be her brother. When she was Dearly arrow, the child began playing with her brother, and just sa the classless wheel* the ilefeolast was dnvin,; came up, she deliberately run agniast the horses' feet, and was ki as ek ai l down the wheel of the omnibus going over the po..r chill's hna.l, and sni.ohing it to pieces, the bruins being oubllenAl .hoot the nod. Mr. Rocker—Theo the defendant could not avoid the accident Mr.. Meal—The .lefemlant wee not to blame at all in the mett..r. The child nut from her brother, and although the detect sat did all he could to atop the borer, he could not prevorat the &midget. Mr. Harker impaired if there were o th er witnesses who could depose totbeaame &eta ? .• kolice:coastabWiliawoll, 4.;!5 A, audit that when he took the primmer into custody there were several parties iu at tedlains who said that the child's dada was purely acci dental Although the defendant was driving direfully, and did all he could to pull up the horses, be could not prevent Co. &evident, nor could buy 11110:1 have done so. The defciviLiit, in answer to the charge, said that he was wiry sorry for what bad occurred, but it was a pure acct dirt. Mr. Barker said that he was very sorry for the poor mother, but after the evidence of the witnesses he *add lot detain the defendant, and he would therefore be at once thulasnpaL Impoetor Cotton said information had been forwarded to the eutuntr, and an inquest will be held to-morrow. MAR Y LEMON PI C.ICTION TO IMPLOTZIOI-_--PlUilrICI - Ol:71 CASIC Or inmansa BACK NOTI.s. A young female, who gave the name of Kate gerUM, was placed is the duck before 11r. Mansfield, charged on anspi cam of stealing three Bank of England notes, the pros perty of her mistreat. Mrs. Hannah Wright, of Ws, Oloncester.plare, Purt man-a l mare. It appeared (rum prosecutor's evidence, that on the 10th iusteat her husk nal previous to retiring to bed gave her, in addition to some silver, three If. notes, which she inadvertently left on the parlour table before going to bed. On c g down nest worming she alma them. and inquired .4 prissier if abs had sees them, to which she replied is the neiptive. She told her if she could Sod them she would give her a sovereign and say no more about it. On this the moaner roads •jrvtipeos of searching the place, but without may result. Prissier had only been in her employ a ew clays, and ohmiussi her situation by means of • false char .cter. Witness, had sines been to 10i, Cambridge. totem to as* the parties who gave the character, and found that they were a set of swindLn having left on Saturday 'venalg in three cabs. owing 48/. fur net. The man who gave the primmer her character called out her the day after the notes VIM missed, and on Saturday, she Coding that the polio, were engaged in the affair, seat a message by a boy to the above house for them to " cut," as there was a noise being made about them. In reply to his worship, not &reboi Ika ble to l d get , 11 Amid heves afraid that they should ise a any fur th er evidence. The notes, how ever, had been stopped at the Bank, as the numbers were known. If they were presentml it might lead to the apps- Deimos of war of the aoeompllcee. The prisoner was diac NI un.v:ILT AANACLTON AN OLD WOMAN. &amid Gurotai, a powerful labourar, was ellargwl as ander. Cathenoe Price, an elderly woman, stated that on Satur day erea u she west into a public-house in lierners-street, otfttrd turrst, tie get twine hrr hsaLatel who was the worst, for to tor. The prisoner, who was with her husband, bad us is former day bought a ticket of a jacket, which her bu•Kuad had loomed and sold whilst undo the iodation° of ▪ The reply to this request was a severe blow to the ✓ye, which koucked the poor old woman down and rrodored Ler to.reul•le, to which state she WAS carried to a &wpm to 1••• her woutela wit... 1,44,1 the asasult, was flood St, or two swath: hard 61.1.1.11. rl THWARK. Tilt Ulla? Intl iT toSisualiallxia --oIesTILIXTISG AND Amst LTims ?Ma r.)Licr. Among th e sight charges brought before Mr. Hurcham the rooming were several fur obstructim; soil maanhing the P. , :Ke is the execute" of their animate slaty at the great fire in Tisoleyxtrect, Loadall•brid,ge. Among them a respectaldc•taiking Man, sawed Jade Watts , who muted h i m se lf to be Is the service d Mr. Hedges, the dm+Udder, of lenibeth. He pea charged with smutting Nrireent Bradley, of the C diyuirrt , is the execution Faelley mid that yesterday selenium at 8 o'clock, he wee on date in Tooley•meeirt, to protect the Ire imagines, whim the onemer C.llllO ep awl took cep the her twinning to the Fee bromic. N term toll him to leave it aloceaml aw.,s, wheat he refused, and struck witsces. While he so. removing turn he 6 , 1/14 him In an linismts.r aster. The rouser declartll that he dal salting to obetrest tae dada-e. He was sassily maiming them. r Burclumi-- What are you then ? Primmer I Irelomi to Mr. Hodges' 'nips, sad I was Isii I. I ssk after his Mee. Whet the ematablii caws up to rim s I certainly del take up a piece of tallow and throw it at ann. but I deny awsulteug otherwise Coletable-- buss were out of your proper place, cad ought to have removed when I told you. The Mee yea took up Isimstnel to the trim Brigade. Xt. Bo:chase told the itiriseser that accenting to his own accosat be had *moulted the ismstaide ; therefore he must par a has of 11.6., or ones days. Tie tam wail pia 8,,« was next chaegeol with cutting a rope sent...had scrum the street to keep Use mob back from the are robe., comtabte 1604 X said be waa oa date at the 6441.411 of Duke-sheet, Luoloo.beidire, where there wens 4‘er4l Aremigrare at work. A nve was stretched acme the onnt to keep the m..b back, which wanton had pr.. 6.1. The primmer was to the frost, and wittiest datimtlr SIM the pnnoer take a knife out of his pocket Mid cut the rope in two, when the mob rushed is. Witness b^ , it the proonit an to TIN adnutte.l cutting the rope, hut he was an aosinet it by the snob that he mull stand it no Bureham toll Link that the rope was put arrow the etwet for the pe01.1.•*,, ufeq , And to keeptlie tu..lt Lo.rk trunk the firenieu. Ile 11140 poys due of Itra, or go to pik,kon for leers dam. Jaw,' Roma. a labourer, was out charged with asesult. ill Mr. Branford, the auperintersdent of the M division of Patio., awl wilfully teekrieg Lis umfoem met. Xr. Elmsford mid he was oo date on risturdsy night at the fire, when be saw wee men hnng property out of the toehmek pnliliehouse. Tooler.mk eet. He wept in to, sok 1h 6 1 " 11 shoot n, whes the primmer deliherstely struck Lon, awl tore the back. The primmer said he wee amating at the fire, and very Inneh excited at the time. Ile was awry for it. Ile Herchem Geed him 10... and Ms., the value of the coat, or one month's impemosnient. JuItIDIVAL 144.efiert.—At the. meeting of the .Itirwhotl Motioty, tube ilai.oveciag.lre. F. M. Nichuila f %hill a paper on the claaa&stiou of slototes. TO at rn , 01 ea la▪ * Kit Is led ere ich t►t ✓ik Pre tM Pe. time 0 u. ANA it • 11110. Ad stay air Yr en. r. r • Bat re THE EXPRESS, MONDAY TIM LATEST PARTICULARS OP THE GAZA? MA SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioca. The railway share market to-day is very inac tive, and rather flat. The reduction in prices is only about or per cent., and is confined to Great Western, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties stocks. Present quotations are as fol lows:—London and North Western stock, 94 to ; Great Western, 721 to ; Midland, 194 to 121 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 1111 to ; South Eastern, 80i to ; Great Northern,' 106 to 109 ; Caledonian, 97/ to ; an d E as t ern Counties, 501 to I. Lomberdo-Venetiani Railway shares are flatter, at 9-16 to 7-16 dis. Great Luxembourg are steady. Canadian railway shares remain dull. 451.*Y av uss AID lITOCh. eIL l ed I 114aVala Cicsile ftlerr a • I 6".501 II I : I 7 96 98 of of 6 -. 6 11 8 4 l i 60 1 1 10 41 I I i 10 83 li t7l tbi 107 100 HS 127 102 110 90 101 129 131 104 100 712 712 00 02 11l 1112 a a 110 110 44 40 14 11142 9 4 26 114 e 1 —. 1114 904 k get b DISCOVERY OF MR. BRAI DWOOD'S REMAIN& A reporter, who by chance wax in Toolepatreet when the alarm of this awful catastrophe was first raised, and who was induced not to leave it in consequence of • smash that was made to Inspector M'Kenzie, of the M division. by the late and much-deplored Mr. Braidwood, about half an hour after his arrival, that he could plainly see that it was impossible to check the fire that night—did not take his departure till 1 o'clock this (Monday) morning, and resumed his poet again 215, is order to witness the recovery of the re mains of Mr. Brentwood. At 5 o'clock this morning a pirge body of labourers, under the direction of Mr. FreMORD, surveyor to the Sun Fire-office, and Mr. Engineer Hamlin, of Farringdon.street, set to work to retch for the body of that courageous, cool, and highly respected chief. After about an hour's indefatigabl e sed i tion, • portion of the body was visible, and at that nonteet it is impossible to describe the scene of anxious aaciteraeat that was manifestol—clerks, firemen, officers of the lietipde, an well as superintendents and inspectors of pollee, were rushing to nod fro—all desirous and all eager , to lend • helping bend towards the extrication of their l►te ed/eague. At last they succeeded in entirely clearing away the di'n,a immediately around the corpse, and a spectacle then presented itself such as was scarcely ever sees. The unfortunate gentleman was completely doubled so, his heed being bent on one side and entirely flattened, as well as the loather and brass helmet which he wore ; both his law broken, and his arm nearly dragged as it were away from his body. Mr. Birkbeek, the son-in-law, then took charge of the body, which was placed in the counting bows of Mr. May, and Mr. Squires, the coroner's officer, who was sent for, requested for the present that it might remain there. In consequence at the contradictory reports sod the saxioua questions asked as to whether there are more thee Mr. Braidwood buried, @wird inquiries have been made, and we are informed by llr. O'Connor, of the firm of Messrs. ('Connor and Scott, that the for of the latter gentleman was but too true. He bad only arrived upon the premises some twenty minutes before the w►ll fell ; but beyond this no other reliable in- formation could he gathered. At present it is found ire. possible to pmeeed with the work of clearing away, and until this is done it will be impossible to state the exact truth. The flames are still burning furiously at the rear of Mr. Momll's coveting-home, finishing the work of destruction. The spot where the noble warehouses A, 11, C, E, and F stood, and which contained no less than 30,000 chests of tea, and 140,000 hogsheads of tallow, together with very large quantities of saltpetre, bacon, butter, chewy rice, skins, bides, and almost every possible article of consumption that can be mentioned, is iriw a mass of ruins. The fire is also raging at the rear of Messrs. Hay's (or Humphery's) wharf, and the land steam engines, as well es both the floats still con tinuer sending forth thousands of tons of water, sad in all probability in the course of to-day the hams will be ex hlaguished. As regards the isswwwwe nothing for certain can be ascer tained ; but Meagre. &oven and Homphery are s a w to have stated that they were fully convinced their lots alone was over two millions sterling. The burning ruins have been visited bv the Earl of ritom. ford and lady, the Lord Mayor, and many other eminent gentlemen nod their ladies. hir Richard Mayne was ac. oumpnnied on Saturday eight by the Prince of Wales, who exhibited great anxiety. Sir Richlrd, with his assistant commissioners, Captain lehalinaudicre and Captain Harris, was indefatigably di recting the whole liolice force during Saturday night, and ap to mid-day yesterday. The houses in the ward in which Mr. Braidwood resided are partially closed, as well as the various insurance offices el the metropolis. The deceased in all probability will have a public funeral, and is, we understand, to be interred in Abbey Park Cemetery. . . High praise is due to the noble, valiant, and untiring body of men conatitutiog the London Fire Brigade. Their mortices from 5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon till the present hour, 2 o'clock, Monday, cannot be too well spoken of. We may specially notice the services rendered by Engineer Tozer, of Tooloyatreet, whose engine was Ant on the spot; Cooper, of Southwark, whose min* woo wood ; Metcalfe, of Waterloo-station, third to arrive; ?wryer, Palmer, White, of the County Office, Santee, sad others, who.. engines were rapidly on the spot, sad bars not yet left. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. MONDAY, 2 P. N. At Ii o'clock this morning that part of the ruins noder which the remains of the lamented Mr. Bniidwood were supposed to be lying having become sufficiently cooled by the constant stream of water that had been poured upon it during the night, a gang of firemen and labourers was set t o work to clear away the rubbish. After great labour the sinsias of the unfortunate gentleman were found lying under about twenty feet of brickwork. The body was completely smashed, but not, as it was supposed would be the case, much burned. It was the opinion of several medical gentlemen present at the time, that he bad been at once killed by the great weight that had fallen on him, and that he bad not undergone soy protracted suffering. The body was removed in a :hell to St. Thomas's Hospital, and the coroner's officer has taken the necessary steps for summoning an inquest. During the whole of last night clouds of smoke and volumes of dame were vomited forth from all parte of the ruins, and they have continued up to the time we are writing. Engines are kept constantly playing upon the burning mass. but with little apparent effect, as the ex. testier cell:urge and vaults, extending under the whole of the buildings destroyed, as well as under a great portion of Tooley.drret, is a mass of fire, defying at present all the amount of water the amnion have been enabled to throw on it. It is not, however, thought this Ins will extend its M eagre any farther, provided as mots explosions take place, although it will he days before it is finally exhausted. The traffic down Tooleyatreet is of souse entirely sus pended, the roadway being for newly a quarter of a rode blocked up with casks of tallow reensmi from the flames; an d c o d a have been employed all the morning in removing the locos and waste tallow from the pathways, where it was laying several ineheatlerp. An official retort has been published by Mr. Hendereon, the deputy superintendent of the Bripde, but it is merely to be considered a rough outline, as it is at present imp.. nide to say what amount of property is destroyed, or what portion may be insured. Numbers of the merchants sad wholesale traders in the provision, tallow, sulphur, and other trades, wham lame stocks of gouda were stored in the various warehouses destroyed. attended at the scene of oasfiagra tios, but nothing satisfactory could he ucertained as to the ultimate los. they would experience. The place has been stinted by the City police and military authorities. /being up of some of the high and dangerous walls, etandini in all directions is coutempiated— until this is Mae it will he impassible for the firemen to proceed with their necessary researches. The inhabitant. of the neighbourhood still remain in sotue alarm ; for, although there appears no further danger from fire, should the especial explosion from the sulphur sal saltpetre vaults take place, which is thought to be im minent, the destruction of life and property would In a probability he very great. Most of the tridesmen in this seighhourhool have in consequence removed their families and pods to a place of safety. . . . lkiriog the whole of the morning the approaches to Lon don. bridge have been thronged with a large ommourse of peoplo, and cabs, omaibwiea, and all other descriptions of vehicles are in great tensest, conveying _people from the 11101111 dimast part. of the nietropolic Tlio river ateani isolate are also crowded with passengers on the same errand. The railways, especially those having their terminus at Lobar:m.lseitige. liars brought up • great number of per sons from the couotry to view the scene of the calamity. EIBLTION or SHIMIrrt or LONDON ANO MI 0- ALINPN.—(TNIR I)ar.l—This afternoon Mr. G. J. Coekerell sad Mr. W. H. Weidman, were elected Sheriffs of Leaden sad Madames kw the minting year. Bmigtrr To Ma. Cocoas.—The Lora Mayor bag Invited Mr. Cobikn to • banquet at the Memnon-house ou the 10th Jnly. A large number of eminent free.traders. both !agile!' and foreign, will be invited to meet the hon. gentleness. Among the latter will be M. Michel have. her. whose ondial co-operation with Mr. Col den ban ton tributal so materially to the contlusius of the commercial treaty between the two countries. CHWIA AND Krai;Tws .—A public meeting is salted for this main at the Vestry Hall, Kines.road, Mama, to consider:the rejection of the jut claims of Chelsea and Kissisiton by the Holm of Commons. Fire hundred posters displayed in the puhlie places of the city of Torii remind the eleeton that Colotel rhorth, a -dowel liberal, has twi , e this ses,ioa voted against the Church-rate Abolition Bill. 411 M /WILY wan LID ■TVDLL all NMI. WoLatieerVaL lidall Illat..lan.olaralana Blealibeni all Blyth sod Tyr all /calm. glaaild.4ll4.C lad and radar Valadonlas all !Cork and Dud= l ocii.:11 - IDs. • I A no div. sasll6 Do. 8 pe. la peld to Dutgln wad De Jae. Don L. 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J 1874 ditto Wrath di Jethro GepeT.lDatkip.e.sus I Oilka, d i rer rent Ilestows Lot lodide Do. Jilbalpare Do. 4 p. eL Debest Do. Bp. el do Do. do. do. 1141.70 thawed& Melbourne . Grand Trask ot Canada Do. 6 per ct. Pref. . Do.dec. Prete p.et.k. Do. 6 per al. Debest. Do. 7 per al 1862 Do. do. 1867 Do. do. 1 M. Groat 7pdlen Tuthill& IN IN 100 Los 100 to 100 100 100 ogles prim lades to-dad datarday. 1 to 1 p.m as au an an W te:iiise Ni I f IS N GS PI 01 70 ft tt 01. iea par 0 dig 100 101 V * B a t 63 Il as t 64 66 84 IS 43 47 IS 36 U 35 88_ 99_ at & of India a. S a r m el. (it. Wast Canada, Do. New Do.6p.eßdapar7i.w.op Do. 14 do.. 77.vrit.op. Do. do. 78 wl Do.l4p.et.Bda ih rart Madras Goat. Cl at. Do. do. 5 per prr et. Do. 41 par at. Erica Do. 6 per coot. do lleib.Carp Gp. ct..Drads &N. Branewlek Omads slams A cap Yu Da. do. Laud do Do. do. B cap. do Do. do. Lod do .4 i ge l ah 10 10i be 10 ds WC 911 90 ft II 87 106 SO 67 a 1 7 101 Ot as, I a I I iou IC 1 P aCallfi Do. li p. ,a, Do. .1 * 1 De.lailLBi;ll344. 4. llL i ct 0014)11L6L 00•11.111 i; I 4'l Osa.eov. 'p.c./66.46601. 1W A:kept eat.. 11•04 lO6 Do. 6 per sent. 1281 l6O Do. 6prrerat.,lBB64 ISO Do. Opor ot, IlbatAu.7. 100 Do. Ipot Mr.& Sop 'l6ll 11 paean& 1100 OsErtGlior6p.et 1080 100 1,10 100 Do. do. 1091 100 Now Itnassw.Gov.6 p.ct. 100 N. 1/.. WILMOT. 6p. a 126,100 De. Sp. 0., 1871 to 1876'100 Do. I p. 0., 1863 New blotto 6 p. ot. $lB 11N. 9048009. 1878 llO & AM. Om Op. e. Ikea l ,O V10.666.60.0.6111.tiu1) 100 DI. ft. Ow a Aer.llosl. 'lOO law 141 i 1001 981 f HS 1111 len 1011 10d 108 106 168 108 109 10i 1081 90 1001 100 100 10711 1S 1071 I MI MI MONEY 02DIM OFFICES. On the Ist of July the following alterations will be made, Tit. : ENGLAND —Money order offices will be opened in London and its suburbs at Allasoa-terrace, Kensington ; Barbican, Bermondsey-street. Bethnal-green-rood (north-eastern die trict office). Blandford-street, Eocleston-etrest, Pimlico ; Giacechurch-street, Judd-street, Euston-road; Liverpool street, Moortield, ; Lewisham•road, Lower Nonrood, (south-western district office), Richmond-rod, Ilsokne7. The money order business hitherto transacted at "Queen row, Pimlico," will so future be awned on at the • South western district office," and the office at " Bethnal-green " will henceforth be designated " Green-street, Bethnal green." Money order of will be opened in the country at Ap pledore, Staplehunt, Kent ; Belgrave-terrace, Brighton, Sussex ; Berry Edge, Gateshead, Durham ; Leicester, LeiOesteribire ; Burry Port, Llsoelly, Canner thsesLire ; Burwell, Newmarket, Oanablidgioshire ; Great Harwood, Blackburn, laneashire ; Hallam% Bolton Lan cashire • Hattlekl Broad Oak, Marlow ' Essex ; Laser, Doug's; Isle of Man • Machete, Newport, Monmouth shire • Naiades, Newport , Monmouthshire ; Meole Brace, Shrewsbury, Shropshire ; Morriston, Swansea, Glamorgan shire; New Whittington, Chesterfield, Derbysh ire ; Owstos Ferry, Bawtry, Lincolnshire ; Tungham, Farnham, Surrey ; Victoria-road, Brighton, Sussex. The money order office at " Pembrey" has been discon tinued. The offCA et " Milford Junction " will in future be called " South liiillonL" ROWLAND HILL. Secretary. Considerable discontent bag been created among the mercantile public both in Belfast and Dublin by the determination of certain of the fire insurance com panies to raise their rate in consequence of the recent fre quency of serious Ares in those towns. In several instances an advance from 55 per cent. to 105 s. has been demanded. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862.—Alpha betical sad classified lists of the trades in the United King dom have been Wined by her Majesty's Commissioners showing the number of the claw or sub-class of the indus trial sections in which the exhibitors' productions will be arranged in the forthcoming Exhibition. Although various Trade Directbries in different parts of the country have been published, the present list is the first which has been produced upon so comprehensive a scale. As compared with the list in the census of 1831, it is rather more than three times as extensive. Besides its obvious use in suggesting how each trade may represent itself in the International Ex hibition of 1862, the list has an interest of its own in show ing how minutely the industries of the United Kingdom are sub-divided. REPRD3ENTATION OF °LOC:OEITM •••• The an nouncement by Mr. Duocombe of his Intention to move for a writ for Gloucester, and Mr. Caine. subsequent motion to semi-disfranchise the city, appear to have excited much less interest than might have been expected, though if we could dive beneath the surface of the proceedings of the leaders of the two political parties, we should no doubt be able to discern that steps are being taken for a contest. A great many moderate men on both sides would prohely prefer a compromise to the danger of • re vival of the practices which have made the city the by-word and the jeer of every tongue in England. But their wishes will have no weight, if public rumour is to be credited. It is said that the liberals, confident of being in a majority, will bring forward two candidate*, mei the quidann say the choice will lie between a son ..f Sir M. Berkeley, Viscount Mock, and Mr. Weguelin, the banker. Should the liberals bring two caudidates, then it is said the conser vatives are also ready with two, and we have heard men tioned the name of a gentleman connected with the com merce of the phiee, who is also a magistrate of the county, as one. But this is mere rumour, and nothing definite will be publicly known until after the derision of parliament on Mr. Duncombe's motion.- Wm stern Daily Press. DEATH ON THE MARCH. —We reported a day or two since the melancholy death of a private of the 2nd battalion of Scots Fusilier Guanls at Guildford, while on a much front London to Aldershott, two others having nearly succumbed to the same fete. An inquest was opened on time body of the unfortunate man on Thursday evening, but was adjourned till tido day. The Qeal Sarre!, 2'intes says e unfortunate deceased was buried on Friday morning in the Guildford cemetery. Capiain Pope wee in attend ance, and the customary military honours accompanied the interment. We were very apprehensive that an effort would be Imola to get over this inquiry in as hurried and easy n manner as possible; and the studied ingenuity with which all the witnesses who knew anything of the matter were kept out of the way, and those only loft who knew nothing, proves that our apprehensions were not without some foundation. The military authorities no doubt re lied upon the proverbial ignorance of coroners' juries, and thought that the wrong surgeon and the wrong 'squat would do just as well as the right cam On this occasion, fortunately, we have a jury of unusual intelligence, and, thanks to the firmness of Mr. Dowlea, any attempt to stifle inquiry will now be useless. If Edward Norton has been the victim of a "system" that system must be investigated, and if needs be, not only Sur geon Turner, but Colonel Dab-) mple himself, most be exa mined. As these proceedings, and all the facts, must oe oesaarily come under the eye of the Cotimaisein-Chief and the London public, it would only be becoming of Colonel Dalrymple to present himself for examination at the next meeting of the court. We want to know who directed the morels 7 Who ordered the deceased to fall in again after he hail once fallen out? What weight it is usual for men to carry on the march? Why the Guards were compelled to wear two pairs of trousers on the occa sion? What risk of punishment they ran for loosening their stocks? Why they did not wear caps instead of bear skins? Why they had no breakfast before leaving King ston? and oue or two other little matters which probably nobody but Colonel Dalrymple can explain." Mils. Yzisenrozes ItooK.—Mot. Yelverton (Sister Therese) has given mortal offence to the Roman catholic Party by her book, "Martyrs to Circumstance." Her pie. tares of conventual life, and her general flippancy with re ference to the ritual of the Church of Rome is this particular, have turned the priesthood entirely against her, and their unsure is unsparing. The ultummontane journals have also reviewed the work angrily. The Nation, for example, says :-" It is selling, and will sell, and the proceeds may help her to prosecute her lawsuit ; but one thing she will lose by it-the sympathy of many an Irish heart. In fiaDd. amongst a gross and materialised people, Mrs. Yelverton's treatment of conventual life may pus very well, but in this country, where the reality is known-here, amongst • virtuous people, where there is wares a family tree that has not given fruit to the church-chaste nuns and holy priests-comforters of the poor and the suffering teachers -guides -guardians-leading back the sinner from vicious ways-encounging and practising every virtue - here the pictures Mrs. Yelverton presents to us will be detected, as what they are-miserable cericatures, drawn to gratify a protestant public. Let us keep in mind, how ever. the fact that Mrs. Yelvertoo is an Eoglishwomao. Le Sang Angia:a accounts for many passages iu her book." lIINT MN= —. amIII 1861. MONEY MAKERT.-Mlll9 DAL) Two o'CLocw. A fresh decline of to I per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds. A depressing influence is exercised in every department of business by the dreadful tire. Throughout the Stock Exchange extreme dulness prevails, and where any change has occurred in prices it is in a downward direction. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 63c., ez div., being sc. lower than on Satur day. Consols are officially marked 891, I, and ex div., for money, and 90, 891, and I, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 89/ to for money, and 892 to for the 10th July. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 89k, 881 ; New Three per Cents., 89, A, 881 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 98j, I, ; ditto, for account, 982, b ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1889, 96,i, ; ditto, Bonds, 20s. di.. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 9411, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 88. dis. ; ditto June, le. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market continues inactive, and there is no change of importance in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 711 to j, and that of 1858, 55 to 56. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Balf per Ceuta., 1860, 87, 861, 4, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 28j; Chilian Six per Cents., 1001, 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 801, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 504 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42j ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71i. At a meeting, to-day, of the creditors of Mr. Richard Brandt, RUSSiII, merchant, the lia bilities were computed at 88,4661., and the assets at 29,3511. Including the liabilities and assets, however, of the three Russian firms in which Mr. R. Brandt is partner (the four houses forming one in fact), the respective amounts stand at about 450,0001. and 300,0001. The Russian government is a creditor for 600,000 roubles, which were lent about six weeks ago. It was determined to wind up under inspection. A notice from the Council of India was communi cated to the Stock Exchange on Saturday, to the effect that holders of India Bonds who have sent in the requisite intimation of their wish to be paid off, will be allowed until a certain date to withdraw it, and to accept India Bonds bearing 41 per cent. per annum interest. This notification dul not produce a favourable impression in the Stock Exchange, where the price of the bonds is still at 188. to 12s. discount. The ?finis sailed for New York on Saturday with 154,4671. in specie, making 7,369,0001. since the end of November. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. J. Duncan and Co., of Dundee, manufacturers of goods fur the Australian trade. This is au old and respect able house. The amount of the liabilities has not transpired. The estate of Trotsworth, near Windsor, one of several owned by Messrs. Laurence and Mortimore, of the firm of Streatfeild and Co., was sold yeswr day for 43,0001. Mr. Alexandre Devaux, of the fi rm of C. Devaux and Cu., has been elected a member of the committee of Spanish Certificate-holders in the room of Mr. Joseph Tacker, deceased. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's IVeekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of July. The total is rather considerable : Amount per Share. Due. Already Number Due 16 July, 1861. Dime NMI. Call. of Shares. Aroma. Bahiaandlasuirancloco a a. 12 f 1 la 0 100,00 a a.1..*,000 Cork sod Massie J uue- _ 2 &stern 8enga1....61 015 tiroat Western 4; per cent. Prrf.Stock,lbUO, (2nd little) 1 Lancaster and /100 44 per cent Pref. 1 London, Brighton. to. ol 10 0 60 , 000 .. 100 0 00175,000 173,000 40 YO 0 0 4,300 91,200 tout. Frr2. , r Manchester, ItheMehl, and buena, Clanton M Userptedratensleu I Northßaaterna per ct. Redeemable Mock 1j 1 5 0 143,201 .. 210 0 15,040 Stockton and Darling ton. rat Wares 1965 dept 10 pr ct. C 500,00 179,000 37,600 60,000 and South Eausteru 5 po• et Frei. lot. Shuts, Ihta 15 dept. 110 0 14,153 00,375 Total In July Total called In seven south. of lOU ... . 1.4.109,aa6 . . The traffic receipts of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending June 7 were 6,8381. sterling, being 7061. more than in the cor responding week of last year. An extraordinary meeting of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Railway and Land Company is called for the 29th iust., when a resolution will be submitted for making an important alteration in the articles of association. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank is called for the 3nlJuly. The ninth annual meeting of the Peel River Land Company is convened fur the 3th July. The half-yearly meeting of the Loudon and Greenwich Railway Company is called for the tith July, when a dividend of be. 4d. per share, or if. tie. Bd. per cent., will be reoummeuded. The Grand Russian Railway Company invite tenders fur a supply of 1,500,0118 pounds of coal, deliverable at St. Petersburg. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 2oth instant for the conveyance of shout 1,140 troops from Woolwich to Calcutta and Madras. Thu Swithatuley has been taken up for the convey ance of stores from Liverpool to Kurrachee. SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89 15-lee to 90 1-16, or exactly 90. For money the last price was 891 to 1. the official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 901, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 89, 1 ;Thirty Years Anus., 1885, 1i 11-18 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 9, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95! ; Five per Cent. •• enlaced" rupee paper, 941. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 98; to /, ex div., for money, and 981 to 99 fur the 10th of July. The March Exchequer Bills were flat, at 'ls. to as. dis. • and the June, at Is. dis. to as. premium. Turkish Bonds fell to 3 per cont. The Loan of 1854 closed at 711 to 1, and that of 1858, at 551 to 4. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at 221t0 4. The shares of the Bank of British South Ame rica have declined. Other bank shares were steady. Red Sea Telegraph shares advanced about 10s. In the miscellaneous share market there was no movement. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 34 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to dm. ; London and Provincial Marine. di.. to par ; Natal Laud, to prem. ; Chins and Japan Steam, par ; and Seend Iron, d to t prem. THE SCHOOL FRIGATE CoNwAy.—Tllo Secretary to the Admiralty (Lord Clarence Paget) visited Liverpool oa Saturday, and delivered the prizes to the successful stu dents on board the School Frigate Conway. The occasion was one of unusual interest. and attracted all the leading merchants and shipowners of the port. The Mayor pre sided, and addresses were given hy Lord Clarence Paget, Mr. Brown, Mr. T. B. HorsfslL ice., Mr. Ewart, M. P., • sad auras The prizes consisted of nautical instruments, Ice. Lord Clarence Paget, the committee of the Conway, and a few other gentlemen afterwards visited the Majestic, and subsequently dined with the Mayor at the Town-hall. Amval for the week ending hdy last year, 7M caging, and de.Brrt7 1.676 cooks. The arrival last week comprised lee fr nn St. Petersburg, °trots Wens, 50. (coot Australis, 0 trne 6,tite Muerte& awl 40 bout other places—Total, 73 mike • — firons this tuna be dedacted 8,690 casks destro)ed by tire at Ccatett's Wkart. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TEILS DAY.) The numb.r of beasts is smaller than for many weeks pot ; the trade is consequently active, at higher prices. The supply of sheep and Limbs is rather smaller. Trade u slow, but on the average prices are higher. There is also an improvement iu the calf trade. From Ger loauy au.l. Holland there are 510 hearts, 4,430 sheep sad 1012 calve, £pain-260 beast.. Scotland-450. Norfolk aid fititfoll:-I,r/00; and 300 from the Northern and Midland 14r 51054 of 811)5. s. 4. a. d. led 8:oti. Mudd& 4 10 5 48 6 0 &mud goal. brads 3 8 4 4 04Ives Pigs Destl4l.4:llll.terds 0 0 0 0 Mane at market, 3,210; Pl.. W. Per atone of Bibs. I. 4. liestlAls.trlf-bdaSh 4 10 Sett lonz.wools.. 0 0 ♦ Ewes & second quid. 0 0 Do. do. Bbum . •6 ♦ Lunn. p and lambs, 26,750 Calves, 245. BOROUGH HOP MkRIEKT.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pottenden and &nth report that the socesAs from the . p:ontations are as bad as ever ; the warm weather seems to tamale the vernsia. Market v Arm, and bat few Lid el-onel to heck the duty at gi3OLV. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Wall. Eel Godcttb, 15a. hd. ; Walls End Trim don T:torsiler, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Thorpe. 1 64 t ; Walls End lianas, 15e. Gl. • Thornlev. 14s. 94. ; Bell's Primrose, 13a. ; Wylam, 114. Gi. ; tanfield Now, 12.. lel. ; &bride Hartley, 15.. 84. ; Hartley, 15s. fal. ; Lambert's Hartley, 13.. I.l.—Bbips at market, 24. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON TIM NORTH STAFFORD SHIRE RAILWAY.—THREE PERSONS KILLED.— An accideat occurrel. a few miles from Burton-on-Trent, on Friday evenbig, last, to the 7.5 p.m. rasseuger train running (rote the alewe.namel junction to Tuthur). to catch the main trains front Derby to Crewe, Cheater, Liverpool, and Mae. cheater. The engine and guard's van broke away from the passenger carriages, and tumhled ~ ne on the top of the other dowu an embankment 20 feet deep. The driver, John Smith, was scalded or rather boiled to death by the steam whi , ll e..atied before be could be extricated; the stoker, John Toms, was taken out alive ; but the guard, Robert Gardoer, was crushed to death on the spot. The stoker wee at once conveyed to Tutbury, where he was attended by Mr. Warren, surgeon, but died on Saturday morning lath. The baltee and pisseugera were also removed to Tuthury, when it was found that Mr. Rogers, a gardener, Uttoxeter„ had broken his leg; Mrs. Ormes had sustained serious internal injuries, and Mr. Menton, cork manufacturer, Uttoseter, had had his ear cut nearly off. An inquiry late the cireunuitance will be held today. Kgrit•iPOLIVAN FR= 110sPITAI, DIVONSHIRE SQUARE. Carr.—The "limpi o number of pstients relieve/ during the week ending June 22 was : Medical, 1,1%; Reglad, 442—total, 1,637, of which 554 were new ease. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoce. The mining market to-day is dull and inactive. There is little change in prices. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Wheal Tre lawney, East Bauet, Stray Park, East Devoe Consols, and West Caradon mines. St. John del Rey Mining shares are flatter, and are marked 341 and 34k, Linares have been dealt in at 811. In colonial mining securities there has been scarcely any business. An extraordinary meeting of the Nerbudda Coal sad Ira Company is called for the 28th inst., to confirm the roar tioos passed at the meeting on the 4th of April. At Great South Tolgus 3fioe meeting, on the 20th but.. the accounts showed a credit b►lance of 2,864 f. 18s. 9d. North Jane Mine, on the 19th Mat., made a call of Bk. per !bete. At the adjourned meeting of the ftlbden Millie( Com pany, on the 19th inst., the resolution to increase the capi tal to Aooof., by the bane of 5,000 new shares of 1/. each, was confirmed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK - LANE. --(THIS DAY.) The weather continues fine, but yesterday there was a thunder-storm. To-day the wind is from the aouth-wes . with a fresh breeze and bright sunshine. The quantity of home-grown wheat to this market fee the past week wsa very limited, both by ship and sail. Flour more liberal per rail, but very little by water =e. Barley, oats, beans, and pees very me and malt a fair quantity. A. few Irish cacti but hardly any Scotch fresh rap. The foreign supply of wheat was moderate, principally America and Prussian. Barley again heavy. Penman, Russia% Danish, Dutch, and Swedish. Flour, a very modecane supply of American barrel, and a few Spanish sacks. A. lather large quantity of linseed and mimed from the MBA Indies. The continued fine weather still further depresses the wheat and flour trade to-day. English wheats are to be bought at 2s. less money per or. and foreign at the hke re duction, without leading to much business. The dour trade is very dull, and both barrels sad Inds are a g a i n la. lower. Iu barley there is nothing doing. Oats are about the same value as on Monday last for ins descriptions, while inferior sells rather cheaper. Beans, peas, and tares are a slow sale. Linseed and rapeseed are firm, and clover seeds dull.. FLOATING CARGOLS.—Trade dull, with a tendency dove wards, especially for Indian corn. WHEAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38a. is 565. ; ditto, fine old, 61a. to 66a; ditto red, new, 38. to 525.; ditto, fine, old, 565. to 38.. ; Norfolk, ka, fine, old, 57e. be 59a; red, new, 44e. to 52a. Foraisa : Beattie, 63.. to Us.; du% 85a. to 695.; extra, 69,. to 70a.; Konigsberg, 59e. to tiles; ditto. extra, 644. to 675.; Rostock, 63a. to 67a. ,• Mecklenburg red, 545. to 605.; Uckermark ditto, 565. to 595. ; Amerresia white, 61s. to 62a; ditto red, ne. to 605.; Canadian, GOs. to G3s. Itattti62.—English malting. 42a. to 445. ; fine, 495. ; grindmg, 30s. to 3L.; and distilling, 30a. to 31a. per qr. foreign grinding, 275. to 29e.; ditto distilhng, 255. to 29a.; malting, 35a. to 37a. Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 63a. ; Sas. 5356 35. . to 595. to 734. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 755.; brown, Osre. -English feed, 23.. Od. to 26.. Od. ; potato. 26.. to 30a. ; foreign, 22.. Dd. to 26.. Era, Va. to 30a. BLUM -English tick, 39.. to 41s. ; harrow, 41a. to 44r. - pigeon, 41.. to 45e. ; foreign, 37.. to 38.. ; tick, Ns. to 41.. ; Konigsberg, 40a. to 454. ; • . 371. to 391 . Pwi.-English 39.. to 43..; w to and blue, 3ta. to 41s. ; maple, 41.. to 44a; grey, 35.. to 37a; hog, 371. to 395. ; foreign. 41.. to 45.. FLoon.-English town, 49.. to 50.. ; ditto he, 53a. lie 56e. ; country, 42.. to 455. Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. Od.; French, Cis. to 48.. pa sack; ALMS fiCaD, 28s. to 211..; Canadian, 29.. to :iOA. ; Spanish, 46e. to 49.. Fweruia C.IIItiODS, all C. F. and 1. -Wheat : Bora =ski and Karianople, per 49/IW., 52a. to 54e. ; Glairks. to 521. ; Polish Wawa, per 4201ba, red, 50.. to 54.. ; adffite. 56a. to 58.. ; Danube and GAM., 42:. to 47.. ; 375. to 3:a.. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, pe=, 24.. to 25.. ; Odosee and Danube do., 24.. to 2.... Bess. : Egyptian, per per., 37.. to 38.. Maize : Odessa and Galas. par 410211..., 301. 6d. to 32... ; lbrail and Bulgarian, pw Mthe., 28a. &I. to 30a. ; French, do., 30a. to 31& ; American, do., 291. to *IL _ _ Einue.—Ciseerr wed. Per §r., 58.. to 62`L seed, per qr., 4s. to 445. ; ustard seed, per white, 13s. to 15s. ; brown, 12s. to 14a. ; Linseed, per gr. crushing, 50s. to 575. • Linseed cakes, pagliala per 1/110. 12/. 15s. to 131. ; Itorincao, thin, in brla, per Ink 10!. ss. to 10/. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 9r. 10s. kia 10/. 10a; Baltic, W. to W. ss. ; Marseilles, 01. Is. to lOUs.; Raps cakes. U. to 51. 10a ARRIVALS LETO LONDON TROY JUNE 17 SO JUNE n. i Coastwise. Wheat. Harley. MAR. Oats. Beane .Yeas . Floar — . — gra ! gee. ors. 1 tow , yr* gra. brie aeloa Wish .. Isss 1 .... ' 2470 1 20 i 3.5 .. .. i MI serer.. inu no 1 .... ass i T 1 1066 air iss Z. C. Rau 1105 146 1 6661 Si i 11.6 0 .. TIOT GLN. Ball 171 12 1050 101 I 101 .. .. 1114 0. Y. Ralf VA .... 20 . ... 50 11 .. NI ZilV&TED.—Whist, 1666 gra . oats, 2114 qrs. MLNCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Boos& —At at improvement of 9d. per cwt. from this lain lowest pint, the followiug floating cargoes have been dia. pi...ad of for the United Kiugdom :—One of No. 11 to llg Java, at N.. ; One of Cuba Zifusoovado landing weights, at Zia. ; and one of No. 12i to 13, Havana, at 25e. W.; and ou the spot, 700 boxes brown Havana at rm. 3d. Re fined is in fur request. Corns Amu TVA an inactive. B~cs.—iJJ lag, white Bengal cold at, 12s. PEPPER.—nO hags Singapore sold for cash at 3 15-16. The public .sales declared for to-morrow comist of 70 blub. West India 8,000 hogs Mauritius, 3,000 begs Nadirs. and hags Manilla sugar; 100 packages coffee; 300 bi;.;3 Trinidad c woe ; about '15,000 packages tea ; 700 begs Bengal rice ; and 1,500 bags saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) In co•pequence of the large quart . tity of tallow (8,830 make) destro, ea at the great Etre, ao balsas ha bees dews is thus market at present. PARTICrLAILS Of TALIDW. Deti B4oc r k e u ri n l.,s han i 4 w !h e le day ....magi 1859. Ditto tivni Ist June Arrival last week Ditto trawl lit June Prioe Y.U. per cert. this day Ditto Town Last Friday I. Itiiil. 12,3133 21,938 I 05, o{' 1.023 1.322 t 146 3 dot 4 . 11 . 1 *=. 4 3.31 1,4 p:!, I _i.tx 1,653 v,SJJ Ms. to I. 6ft. 114. 654. Pl. SU. dd. ',oil ti. id. as 1 PA NI IN II die SI