The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-13 00:00:00

I I • t I - Dou Y.S AND I:ErlEirs." -.- TILE EXPRESS , WEDNESDAY IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ___.... " mi. %TIM( OF THE CLERGY TO ' . THE ------ ARCH. - - - HOUSE OF CODUKONS.-(TH IS DAY.) drum. T e e prisoner was then discharged without the infliction of a fine. Mr. Woo said he would certainly fine the nett person charged with beating a " rat-tat - too" on a EVENING, H M L9 A D R A y e! 13, 1861. SHARE L1878.-(1 1 Two o'OLOOR. Mil N I BRITISH 1011118111/0/18. iumw•re. let p.a. A IN 1811 Alkintto &p. Lawmen! e1mt.4 7 7 1: ".4447 76 ..: tisise .. l": The railway share market today is flatter. st. NO Rom. bar•aeln.g.tp.e. of wi a I mead' OF CANTERBVKY.--(THIS DAY.) The MPEARRit leek the chair at L. o'clock. ____ reduction of about i per cent. has taken place in le all De. Oa 1..... la 1 .. This looming, at half. pied eleven, a 011intirous NAVY (WOODEN SHIPS). LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. most of the principal stocks. It must also be borne 1S all l ' albalakithilmill ' * - all De. Prelersor 8 it .. • . J a i.... e 4 Aggress of the eseabliehal church waded on the motion ef Mr. Coast, a return wee ordered, spe• --••- in mind that the prices are now for the 100 100 1141.,Brant,..tOodencla s ,••. Me Primate at Lambeth Palate, to primer the mere ... YitY 7o ll 110, names Of the wooden sh9r . intended to . 012 T" new account. The settlement has formed the Op.a Edo. Aug. 1,1171 guns ..i. mon. that or deck now budding ; and showing in (BY lILLCIMIC TELEGRAPH.) midorsedbyßuntLlL 75 80 ... . ~, o.lative to " Limp nai l Reviews," which has 'trendy chief business. London and North Western stock pp ltie Do. July I, um, ditto Of 70 ales the state of progress arch skip towards con,pletion. 1.,, isiblidted I. one cohorts Asiong those present were PRIVATE BCSIN BEL LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) is now quoted 901 to 4 ; Great Weatern,_7o to i ; to: t o ol Do.Jans k l 4. lB74, ditto. es I? - - ~... v T ,°° • ° . klelhoe° o D.UI.U U , the Re•• Dr. Irons. The south Fedora Railway (Capital, ha) Bill was COD. Midland, 1774 to 128 •; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ft II T.&Docklipagni. 11 11 Ais .- _ Rev. D. Wirer the Rev. Dr. M 'Caul, the Rev. Mr. , aidered , awl ordeeed far • third rieg. 1 101 t to 111 • South Eastern, 88i to L being to 7t Orlon, 0 ant. I I din - ' HURDLE RACE. MI 16 Boadra „irnos. the Rev. MVassell Homey. the Rev. P. W. COUNTY FRANCHISE BILL Chester ... ... • . limit ; and daledonian, 974 to 98. 84 100 fast Indian , •,ses, Areisheaces Hero the Rev. Emilia' Bayley. the Mr LOCKE KING moved the second mailing of this Hawthorn ... Lo m b ar d o- Venetian Railway shares remain 10 all Do. Isbhdpere - -• • •... i.. Er. Barris, the Br. E. Auriol, Archdeacon ' bill. He rid the principle of the bill had been Bucephalus ... quoted lk to li die. There are some inquiries for LOS all De. 4 1 It. et Da d 91 98 "' ' - -. . t :••rt.m. the Rim. T. Jacks" the Rev. Mere Thar% so often discussed that many who is the fi rst Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock. I: : 1 1 1 p p:: 4 pp. e t. „ 9 8 9 ' 8. 76 Z 1 14 4% je .. SEFTON HA N DICA P. Or mile and a quarter. ... Rev. Harvey Vachell. the Rev. Henry Stevens. instance opposed it, haul become its warn. supporters. In- Weatherbound, First Lord, Barmaid, Ariadue, Rare Of/DINAR!' SKARN AND 1200/S. IS ell It Melbourne •-• - IL 100 Oran eeta ll`runk ot reads 114 24 ••• sss i.• 11 .es. aid Rev Henry Legge. the Rev. James Carver, deed, the oppositioa to the measure war so insignificant that Avis, Rose, Birmingham, North lameashire, Jowly Lour gh, I Pd I I y a e r u l a r es i Ilalmta-fia l BE aD DO. 0 per It. Prof. . 70 74. RUMAT& r , .1. E. Mute, and the Rev. Charlet Kimble . no ,au ventured to move as au Amendment that the bill be legs, Edmund Kean, Trothplight, The Prophet, Wild Bird • 1 te e ma y lOO al Do.See.Pretil p.ct.S . c. a 83 W p h A ite m wal o b Shrborough, and Wrote here. . . 1.111 all Blres..Wol. &Stour Vai. a it - 100 all Do. 0 per at. Debent. 41 48 ee 11oliop TROWII, in introducing the subject. remarked reed • «rood time that shy m ix mouths, though it was at- F a 'Err. -Jack 8 ring, Yuen Golden Pippin, .. 89 . 16 e_,, I ...__,_stelt.,.._Len.. o C B seetilito 80 .. 100 all Do. 7 Par et 18111 .• ••00 66 ... .. the Isterierial was signed by about SAM of the clergy, tempted indirectly by moving a vague amendment to amain- 111 'cl a Chesterfield, P• , Mo ' , and Amy m •'" ' °•• ' mm " - •-• 100 all Do. do. 1887.... 40 45 - .1 arose, triad the servility of decisive action for the plisli that object. He thought the proposition contsieed in taut U a ;Mph end ... 20 -•-• •-• 100 all Do. do. 1872.... 40 43 -.. 10 all . Dasters, it 14. C 8 at 100 Great Indian Pesianla 941 661 961 irpee of arreeting the lalluen-re of the volume in quatiott the bill sr so jug and reasonable that it must very shortly LATOP BaTrixo.-2 to 1 apt Cal ps (t), sto 2 apt First N. 100 maid tan Leper - - - IS all Cork and Bandon - ~. e. 10 11 Do. Do 2 11 dis es .54 1.-glided in with it the extracts cited io support of the the present position of the county reorientation, and con- ahirli • 10 ell Cornwall Si el MN all 04.11setConada, /hares 11 111 ks umest. t en d e d th at the large a ddi t i oo w hi c h th e hill would make t o LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. About four mils . to an Do. A 1 •no dlr. until - - 101 18 Do. New 9 die - - The Rev. Dr. lairs+ and Archdeacon I 'moron after- the number of electors would he of great advantage to the Kibworth Leas, Brunette, Ohl Ben Roe, Bridegroom, Ana- 10 all Do. B p.a. is paid to B. a a .. 100 all Dodlp.eßdapayllt.w.op. 96 100 - tis, Diamant Bro to lady's Maid Em i reror. Freon Picard, 10 all Dublin i sod and inn -' 100 all Do. 5) do.. 77,wit.op. 90 03 - ..ols addryseed the gram in support of the memorial, and country generally. In every measure he had introduced he H a ir c. a . ; it uaaa Beget. The Dane , allcr Gal, Jealous It 811 ll o a t.Perths*Alid-. 11 11 Si .. 100 all De. do. 78 • witboutop. ... - - pistol nut that the signatorrs comprised representatives of h a d solicited the support of any gorerninent, but was' ea 155 RIP Anglian Wee Nell, Loogrange, Kilcock, Xenthus, Redwing, Free. es. 100 see ., weenee IS 14 A 501 100 all Do.slp.M.Hda,pay•Tr - - P. IN Madras Guar. et per et a 63 IN the two great parties into which the church is usually content to let it stand or fall upon its own merits. It was man, Moder, Irish Emigrant, The Unkaown, Conductor, lOO Eastern Color Sara IP 1111 - 64. 150 Do. do. 6 _per et. Olt tat - Theshelled. rid that the time was inappropriate for the introduction of Dr. Leer, Chester, Cockatoo, and The Rover Sr. here. 84. 100 De. Nock 911 111 - IL 109 Do. 41 per el Wok. 86 PAID PPP's:FT.-Doubtful, The Hurtaman, Goldsmith, 84.10 100 all Ed lat b il urg uflo h lt o 0 es - - 10 all Do. 6 per cent. d 0 ... 2 lf as - Arebbishop of Civrreerey said -Reverend brethren , so important a question, soil that he had better wait until rid Tom Moody. - at. 100 Idelh.o3o.llp. ct. Bends se .e. se I can assure you it is with great satisfaction that 1 there was as agitation on the part of the public for reform, tn, 105 Rdinbro',Perth, i U 115 - 19 all N. Brunswick & Canada have received this important deputation, sad hoist the but his own opinion was that it would be more £4o io HANDICAP PLATE. mr . Throe furlongs. 10 all Perth and Clyde Jima -, - .. Pam • cap. sh. 5 I r a Bee, Zuagan Polly Peachum, Ilt. 100 flow &8. Western 111 116 .e. 10 al De. do. Land do. 11 7 sentiments which have been so fully and so ably expressed dangerous to wait for a breeze than to take steps my Deer, an d p r i Y ' e l ue ;f a s na h ere. ' 10 all Gr North of 80:41and -.-.• -.. PI Do. do. B mp. do. 1 7 by those who lose addressed roe. Nothing has been rid at once to calm by concession any impending storm. The 11. 100 Great Northers LATEST BETTING. St. 100 Do, • Nook 100 101 NU 111 la. Chide (Limited) - - with regard to the hook in question in which Ido Dot boo. gentleman concluded by moving that the bill be read RTERPLECHASE. lit. 100 Do. B Stook 129 11l -.. 81. 100 Schutt 951 971 - - fully mje.e, and the deputatbei may rest assured that their a second time. sto 1 opt Anatis 11t , 100 Gt. liouth&Wast. ( Ira) 107 109 -.. 10 16 Do. - ol.j.st Los my roost c..r.h..1 ayrnyettly. I cannot be sue- Mr. AUGUSTUS SMITH, in moving the previous 11 to 2 - Jealousy $ l . 100 Great Watson 7O 7g 7 0 1 I la. 100 , • Ind.O P IC.g. &p.a. 90 - .. crased at the sensation which the " Essays" have ow:sal:wed question , said that there war a general feeling on 100 to 15 - Master Begot 61 . lis DolliourVaLflus.94k. 61 10 1 Trlattled,Usred,&elp 1 I • 9to 1 - Cockatoo - arii.u..-st my brethren the clergy , I cannot be the part of the house that all these minor clues. ri.. 19 1 4 Lasei d tdre an tt awamu 9orkehlre 1 0 1 l 61110 ti el` c . Emperor 54. 100 Lon. Brtaiton.,l3.Coast 116 111 110 JOINT STOCK BANKK - Irpriall that the clergy should have riven es it lions of reform should be left in abeyance. Ile 11 to 1 - Freshman a 100 Looties.eheithm-it*".' 49 ... i.• m one I. sly, for I may really almost say that they had always felt that this measure went in the wrong 12 to I - Franc Picard 54. 100 London& North oasts. 98 051 PI 1 lain IP. I Emma I Pd. 10. Waft I Seek , . • dow that. to protest against the scandal which is direction, and that it could not be taken by itself. One 12 to I - Old Ben Roe 114 all Do. the - - „. 18,11110 100 Ape and U. ger. Bonk . 10 - - .... 4ilt against the church, when persons holding such ground of his objection was that the hill left all the smaller 16 to 1 - Redwing U. 100 LondonitliontloWastern 91 IN 911 U all LoadonderrptColersts. - - IMO 40 Anendada all 00 es - 20 to 1 - Xanthus SO all Do. and Zuniskilleu 153 113 - IMO U Beak ot W .s all 19 20 19 'i positions, and therefore hound in fact to defend constituencies untouched. He alluded to the greatB,oll9 110 Bask of - 100 to 3 - Irish Emigrabt a. 100 man.,Sbet.,Allsoolaelt te 47 47 1 SAWS 10 lank or Turkey 8 11 11.11 s 1 -teal of opposing the truth, have nevertheless joined in number of the county electors already existing, not- 10 71 Metropolitan ft 21 dim - 119.00 SO British N. Artisrks_ ~.. sa - - sit ilbshing • work the tendency of which is certainly withetaadiog which they proposed to increase them, St. toe Midland .... 1171 117 ! - WOO I • Owl Bank of India. 014 s 114 s Do. New 4 It pm pm thing less than to undermine the very foundations of and yet left the borough constituencies precisely theAnetrella, NM Ora. all Itt 11 lits 1(0 De. Pim./ lisairy lO 108 - NAM St Clair. Mere. el Toga, ,tisaity. It is unoressary and superfluous to enter same se they were now, and the only result of the measure COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SO all ga. Gt. We. Om) - - _ Low, and Oar . a33 35 •-• • into Proofs from the " Essays " themselves to would be that they would find it necessary, in process of ...-- 0 .----- St all Mid Kent . - -. ... _„ ONO 1110 - 100 all Newsselle and CsrUsle - - 11,080 WO aslal - hoe that we cassia speak too strongly of them. time, to remedy the inconsistency which such • state of MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 10 9 Newry& Ansagti,deL.. 7 0 dis .e. 10,00080.11 of Ora& ssi. rs teedieg to ensikilate, to use the words of the memorial , things would produce, to subdivide the counties into There has been cold wind sine Monday last, with * all 11 • 1 17/WW 700 PA aa 6 , UAW 180 of Lomita 10. 100 Nonce 16,000 SD BerleritAustOortd. all ISt HI - the authority of the Bible at the inspired Word of God. electoral districts. He reminded the house that there occasional bogey falls of lain. To- ay the weather is fine , 114. IP Nola IMP& - - - n. oh*, id the memorial is that I should take counsel were •••413 constituent bodies in England and Wales, and that with • bleak wind from north. llt. all North Dews Bal. AD - - ••• 36.010 10 Zoo. Ch. Bank ot Murk all UI 11 •-• The fresh supplies this week of home grown wheat and 8 4. all Da. • - - 111.000 IS Leaden and County .... 10 tri $6 - •dh the other members of the ePiscePate. and devise with in the first 102 which had more than 1,003 electors, the 104 1014 1001 1 sour parti dart short. Berle tad malt contracted, itt. los N. isaiers-Berwtek_ - [hem such measures aa may, by God's blessing , drive wholeathecoveties were iocluded,sodthat the 120borouglas oats, bir os , and moderate. y From Scotland e t I Do. O.N.R.Pere. 4_oll IPM .... du Stl,ooo SO London Joint Stock -10 - ,- 10,000 10 London it South Atrium 10 1 11 Pa s ap 095 -. an..y and bear these erroneous doctrines. The eso- in addition to such as bad more than 1,000, really contained the supply of borley and cats continue small, and one parcel ' . 6;: t oo n i t r i l i g i c s iPa 89 1 6) 00,000 j 100 Loa. and Westminster.. 10 Pli 1111 eft 10,0001 100 Nat Pros. of England.. 4 1 1 2 1 ..- -.- iiii..nts of my b re th ren the bishops on this subject • smaller onmher of voters. If this bi ll poised. the elector of Irish oats only arrived. The foreign arrivals of all St. t O O North Leaden r.lhont le doubted or mistaken. My brethren have of the county of Cornwall would be increased from 5,003 to fiaacriPtioo• of grain extremely limited this week at peewee. lo all Nceth&B.WestanalWae. 61 3 1 0 1 .1 - 10,000! 55 National Bank - Mil it. North etaffredshlre •• • • .. 98 ~, 116,000; 10 New South Wales streely given strops testimony as to their ea- 10,000, while all the boroughs would remain the same. A moderate quantity of barrels from America . Barley- 11 1. 100 18mt s*GimilmmamAC• " " is 60,400 i 16 Oriental Rank ...vapor% all 40 60 - vas, and you may be quite sure that the steps we There were amorous other places in the kingdom to exactly One cargo of Constantinople and several small orals * all Pal** - .. 16,000 10 Ottoman Beak N ati /aim - s. MOOO 100 Provincial 'flatted - ...;reed upon taking could not be taken except from a strong the same position. Guildford at present had 700 electors, Hamburg. Oat -A few small cargoes Swedish, Dutc. and sit * maw 4.000 10 Do. New verieticia of the duty under which we lay. The declaration and West Surrey 4,000. Hertford bad 540 electors, and was Danish . St. 100 Scata Centel - ... ... ie the part of the Isithops has been already spares ef, soil situated in a comity which had o,oooelectoes. It would really i Ti." wheat today is quite al firm so on Monday , . °E°4IIY It. 100 tiogiii&N. I. Abor.llo. r B l JO se 40,000 26 Union of Australia - ma some samples of good.conditired glish. St. 100 &latish Midland .-.• *kW 60 Linton of Louden - sp.ken of with favour by my brother here- ( r grace here be quite impossible to make this change in the counties Ad a" Zes from the country this mottling report some of the 56. 100 6hr°66111 " 119149 -.= 49 69 - I,OM 100 Unity Mutual OO es ..- tsferred to Bishop Trotter. who stood cm his right )- sad this without making • corresponding change in boroughs, toil it markets dearer yesterday. 10 all Mulughoarostensers. .- s- - at. 100 South Davos 49 St -s. - buds roe to say that personally ilia an address for which less would be impossible to retain the difference which ought to Barley trade slow at Monday's slight reduction. It 100 South Rastas& take bather credit nor discredit te myself. I seed hardly deny exist between boroush and oounty constitueocies. The next Oats dull, and the quotatioes• shade lower than last week St. 104 South Wales au in - MIIMILLIANBOIIL for everything but the finest samples. . . 14. 100 9. Turk* & War 111 , 07 7 - eat has been strangely rested in the weekly publications, point was the grest difference in the actual constituencies, of I Pt. I 000r0S10. IPSI CR prior I sales. bly firm generally. Trefotl a white all Stalnes.N sod yet it is really so strange that I must take this rpm , towered borouglo. Ae inhabitants of tow as and counties had clover yery -----an steady at last Monday's rotes. Red closer dull. 10 all *milt " ° par 41 42 411 211, 10 • • Illeatesa Mid .. ail 151 14 - lenity of alludieg to it. lam there alleged to have stated always bees looked upon as two descriptions of population. Tarr rather urah l able, and mi na ta n di nd z oinma j a ; li n . r a; i r a M i s t o ok ditto ... -- - 4L1140 10 rale Waterworn.. .. ell a a) ..- the 'Viejo's, of my brother Prelates in casual conewestion. The towns had been looked upon as the heart and soul of the seed ad cakes without change. 60 an Older . MO aft Amgen lead .40.. - - and proceeded to stilt their signatures, not given for that liberal lateral, sad they looked upon this bill which would Flour to-day is good tone, and as much money obtained *6 to Do. Eel p m - {,SE au grit A Idsk Mag,lll. i aD IS a .... es es Monday both Amersaaa and English . Norfolks. 11e 1 Ds. purpose, to • formal ad public declaration of my owe. Now, assimilate the county VOWS with those of the town as the 70 11 - 11.7701 10 Do. 0 with regard to that declaration, I have here to say degrease af the liberal interest. Nothwithatoodieg all altlP ' a s - 6% 36° ' t° 59a. Top prior of town made cwltinu* lil k "' all V Ya ltria of N at * * Mies 11 4 1 4 1,916 1111 i Credo /and - 8,000 10 Manna filsoitsTaL (L) all -•-• .... that I east claim the credit which it properly the dieenestoss os reform, and what had taken place on the ?tome° C•soots.-Not many now on sale, and prices :. A I r eli g ar ti mon tg ar b . * °*mmil II L I - - 960,000 Bt. C oo . Mg. otErsziltrien. deserves, aid which lam happy that it has received ; for I hale introduced on that subject, it was plain that the steady for all descriptions, at full rates. K. 100 'West Midland-Oxford 44 MI .... 71,000 IS Do. Peel 7} per amt. al 10 21 -. learn from miry letters which have come to me from dd. country did sot want is its enlarged sense • new reform bill, W 11 .a 9 . - Ereish : Essex sad Kent, white, Dew, 41s. to 111 all Ditto N i i= 60 68 - LOOM et. Crystal Palace 69a. ; ditto, In. old, 6fas. to • ditto red, sew 38s. to 565.• I St a ll 13100 11 79 el 180480 ft Do. !Worse= 100 102 104 - I. rest parts of the country, that this declaration ou the part hut they wialsed to ea the principles of the old reform bill into dna; old, 63 „ an 64 . ; N • nafnak; Aim; lan z ioad; sos; to 160,000 P. Dap et. Pep. DP. 100 100 108 -of the episcopate has gives much consolation to many on more accurate and distinctly carried out. The bills which ma.; red , naer . gy, t o 64. Foreign : Dinka, 665. to IitSFENJUICB INAIIII. 60,000 10 rasa & Canal 1i 1 dls 1,050 et. Electric Tamps.\ IN It 7 100 - - satiate mind. But it does so happens that I saw that had been introduced from time to time had left the nominee 68s. ; fins, 68e. to 76e. • Konigsberg, 594. to 6fr.. ; air, alt. I Pd. 1 RAILWAYS. I Clealsi pry I Wet. 7,190 II Do. New - dig - &aimed till it was sent to me for the purpose of trans- Don boroughs entirely untouched. They did not wish to take ..,._ ll mtmi. 651 . to no; Rostock, 64 a. to 651 . : fine, TOL to o• IN 410 - swim. Owieg to a domeetic calansitr, I had left a leap in the dark, but wanted to be rfectly ■ sure • that the 4 " . ; Amer** whit°, 621 I° 66• • ; ditto reds Wet to 01116 . ; na ll il a il i ' Boai rtr ja lac, 0• 7 cook 1010,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigates 14 -.-. - pa Canadian, 56.. to 66.. rankle Alrer.J en. 6 11/ se, 818000 1 Great Ship (Limited .) . all 1 I - the meeting, and two days afterwards 1 was improvenisole suggested Were real improvements, aod he Baatny._Eadjith malting, 41e. t o 4 r,,,,. ; use, dy, ;a. 100 Rea Aril" A, sp. et. 10 101 se 100,400 1 Do, Inner cent. Pct all 1 - not only gratified. hot sorrier, at marts it from sly thought the hon. member for Birmingham had done much "ridding. 29, t o 31.. ; an d &Ami d& 31 8 t o 2, per qr. ; N. 1 1 . 6: Do. 11, 5p et. 111 116 -. 111,000 6 lan. District Tot (L).. SI -.- Ps 0.7 D. et. IN IN - 10,000 13 London Discount (1.1.. 11 - - dim .- brethren with their roasters attached to it. It may be to foster and encourage that impreseioo, because while he &rap - grinding, Ma to We.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 360; : 10. Kr.. g x „.6 1 ,,,,01 leg 110 - 100,000 4 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Oa as llf 1 rut i 4 a peruse who mow, in public life that it is unwise had on all occasions preteaded to smoke the pipe of peace maltio& 40 s. t 0 ,4116 • N. IN Do. do. N 0.2 105 IN - 10,000 10 Madras !reign. & Canal 1 11 11 pm - is At. 11l US - 90,000 10 Medtterranestalse.TlL ell .- .... ... him to take any notice 01 an earyesoits publication In he bad raised such a cloud of smoke that people thought to 7 4 0' ; • linnn and 49 J Norfolk .' 6°° ' 4° 62.- ; fine, °l t 11° 11°. 11°-°-11:;. et. p. si : 78 se (111 • Wye , fine, b7s. to 75g; brown, N. 100 LAWS II •-• IEOOO 10 Mediter. Ka TeL (Lini.) all S 4 -.. whn•li he is attacked - --that if • man's character cannot de- parally there must be some isoesdurian at rtes bottom of st a. to 60„11, 100 Eilla. i Glasgow Op. et. 112 114 - 5 ,0008 II National Dismal Oo„. I 11l It as - Ned itself it la so use to say anything at all. But in this it, and were afraid of him acoordially. It was quite clear wan -English feed, 235. Ocl. to 96e. Od, ; potato, M. ll° 111° J .erth . mm • • • 0 • °- - - - ,000 10 NerbuddaCoalitkenoE) II 11 01 de - M. L 1011 Ikea Nosthern, 6p. et. 112 111 - 11,110 10 Netherlands land all - - - nee there it • positive allegation, and no character is that if this bill were reed • second time they would have 265. to 30s. • foreign, 22a. Pd. to 26e. 111. IP Di3.6o.red.si 10p.otpui. 110 111 - 110,000 5 Do. Bp. e., la. at 1 Ms. all I 1 proof rated falsehod ; and I could act, therefore, nothing bat small paltry measures of reform introduced, to .BILIIL -6 1lial , ti ck, lit. to He. ; harrow, 35 5. to 3 0 s. : Ift. ISO D0._44 pr art IN 106 - 1.724 100 N. Brunt &N. Beet Ld. 80 - -- 3.15. to 39e. • foreign, $2 66 se MPG 1 N. Brit. Austalsakin.. ell 1 1 - refrain from taking this opportunity at stating fairs the great dammed of the legitimate businass of tbe 1 3 7:7: 40 . ; ; .... t - fila r ll . ar4 . 26°•. to . 32° • ; tick s He r n eltrAtr°ll•6ll/10= - KM 1 Oriental Gas - it igenerg„er. to 00 , Ecyptan, 3Ge. to 38s. ie• which might ethervrir sever have been publicly Meows. emery. (Hear, hear.) There was No much dissuasion Prit-Engliai boilers, 401. to 445.: white and bloc, 40e. 1 ° , e ,O, rit- e f elt. ....,___a krima ,„ ll* , ‘ „„ la i fr , - 90 - - eat 1 Do. "Swamies' • Hs- i dhlir - 40,000 10 • la. Um. arab b et die - Now, with roped to what II dearest in this ere, vis., that upon these mamma that while they were debating apes to 445. ; maple, 42a. to 44e.; grey, 36e. to 405.; foreigs, a t ja r0 ..---- 7 , 1 --, lig in 961 - POPO Bt. Peal River lend& PM 100 47 -we shield lake swish masons se may tad to drive away errs the improvement ol the coostitution of the country 42a. to 46e. P. 100 Do. irredsost Ip. et 80 91 101 10,000 00 Team and tad. amain all 08 70 .- Pus doctrine. I would remark that no doubt this is • meter their material laterite greatly suffered. A very seri. 67 8 •• 1111--;E°611•11 town. 57 a• t° -•• • ditto ate , Ms. to eli. 100 Do.latetredeenTser 100 lr e l i - POP 60 Do. New U 10 11 pm - ry, 4.55. to 50s. ; .to -e. • 8 all Do. Ms. Pref. arms Of - 119,000 10 led Sea & Tel. 41 foe the eery gravest cossideratios. From the mere, of the owl reeporibility, in his opinion, nerd upon boo. °I Norfolk, ship, 364. to 305.: Frock. 46e. to 475. pa 10 all D o. 17 18 - • a torten. hyßr.Eldr. un It 19 1111 Clerk Dies-lobos Act. under which 8100 any prensedings members who introduced theme measures to the house, se a ; A merican ,. 3c,.. t o au ; c sia dj ia, It a. t o 32 8 ;10 all Do. de. do. op.o. grt gf -. 10,400 60 . . Iron - ens b• takes. end from the nature of the publicstiou itself, and ha ► alluded to the general retardment ot the public Banish. 46 7 . to 484. 84. 100 Do. arm. Or. 84011 ~ 10,011 11 Do. New di 43 Ii - m ell Do.Cliest.Ortailhares SO 21 -it is estraely difficult to act legally in this parties- barer, especially with regard te the eatimatea,which had /Loam% C•scurs, all C. F. sod L-Wheat : Berdi• a g D, d, d o aisle ad Marenople, per 4921 bk, 66a. to 58e. ; (Mirka, 615. a all Do. do. do lO I L I - 111 1 -• 100 14 ,000 " I k e R." ... 7,1 • Mll HAtud. ateua lreelm. ".. M . 118 4 a LS I ...- 1000 II .• • . Asarellas Lead al 88 86 hr ease . If • car once gets Into the ecclesiastical bees °weekend by the introduction of these vague and ell tons. ; Polish Odessa, per aillba., red, file. to 56a. ;white, St 100 Lana& Tarsi Ilp.ar 185 -. 1.1."4 1 . Be. 6k 1 1 4,......'':: as 4 4 = twins sorb are the techaicalitlee and formalities ansatiefsetary attempts at reform. 61.. to 66. ; Daubs and Gana, 44e. to Er ; Hyphen, It. 100 feetellrista•otto s Olo i d isi us attelidiag it that no ene ma say when It will Mr. DU CANE, considering thee* gaieties' at the pre. es. to ale. Barley: and llyrien,..yer 4001 b• St - 11.300 10 Do. de. ' IL 100 Diatip.e. do. Ir., llt 112 - rate 06 Treat &Lo.oo.l7p.Qvi 6 ... ••• gm out. sad if this particular car of lb*" Emmy*" wen, as sent Boomer both isoppurtur sad smelled for , cordially re. to :a.. ; Odessa and nubs do., 28s. to re. Beans : ss. iso no.a , d , .... tea 140 ute 10,040 100 Van Mara% Ur- II% fit 104 ••••7 thick it might to he , brought base those courts . one @seceded the motion of the hoe. member for Truro. He Benitise. Der or.. 311 a. to De. Maas : Oder. mut 11.1.1. .. ...... .. .P . . .._ . ... ... The Arehhi.hop of Cis - Temerity raid—Reverend brethren. I can assure you it ie with great satisfaction that I have received this important deputation, and heard the sentiments which have been so fully and so ably expressed In those who have addressed nie. Nothing has been mid with reran" to the book in question in which I do not fully egos,. and the deputation may rest assured that their objiet hes n.y roost cordial .yrniothy. I cannot be sue. prowl at the sensation which the " Essays" have =mimed miem.eit my brethren the clergy I cannot be ,rpriosl that the clergy should have rims as it ~• iu One ledy. for I may really almost say that they • done that, to protest against the scandal which is ,:ht against the church, when person, holding such jeeitions, and therefore bound in fact to defend .teed of opposing the truth, have nevertheless joined in Iblishing a work the tendency of which is certainly thing km than to undermine the very foundations of , diasity. It is unnecessary and superfluous to enter a into proofs from the " Eesay." themselves to .tamr that we onset speak too strongly of them, rs tending to annihilate, to um the words of the memorial, the authority of the Bible an the inspire,' Word of God. Ile object id the memorial is that I should take counsel ..th the other members of the episcopate, and devise with ,hem such mesaures as may, by God's bleesiug, drive away and banish these erroneous doctrines. The see eeients of my brethren the bishops on this subject roused be doubted or mistaken. My brethren have already given strong testimony as to their opi. vas, and you may be quite sure that the steps we ...;reed upon taking could not be taken except from a strong coeviction of the duty under which we lay. The declaration the part of the ',edema has been already spoken of, and spoken of with favour by my brother here—Otis gram hers t.ferred to Bishop Tremor, who stood on kis right)—sad thil beds me to say that personally it is an address for which I esa take neither credit any discredit to myself. I seed hardly d en y what ban been strangely mated in the weekly publications, eel yet it is really so strange that I must take this oppor tunity of alluding to it. lam there alleged to have staled 1 1 the opinions of my brother prelates in casual coemnatios, arel proceeded to afilx their signatures, not given for that purpose, to • formal mil public declaration of mynwa. Now, with regard to that declaration, I have bore to say that I eased claim the credit which it properly deserve., and which I am happy that it hr received ; for I learn from many letters which have come to me from dif f, teat parts of the country, that this declaration on the part ef the episcopate has gives mach consolation to many an maker mind. But it does en happen that I saw that deainest till it was sent to me for the purpose of trans- aerie.. Owing to a domeetie calamity, I bad left the meeting, and two days afterwards I was not only gratified, hat surprised, at reesivise it from my brethren with their sigostares attached to it. It may he met of a peran who mow, in public life that it is unwise is him to take any notice of as aneurisms publicatice In which he in attacked--that if a man's character cannot de fend itself it is so ass to say anything at all. But in this ems there in a positive allegation, and so character is peed sealed falsehood ; sad I could sot, therefore, refrain from taking this opportunity of Maim fade which might otherwise sever have been publicly knows. Now, with regard to what is desired in this ease, via, that we should lake gush isemene ma may tend to drive away arro ws. ws doctrine, I would ernmek that no doubt this is • matter for the very gravest consideration. From the imbue of the (leech Deeiplia• Act. under which aloes say preessdiags ran be takes, and from the nature of the publkatioa t elf, it w extremely difficult to act legally is this parties hr ease. If • ease once gets into the ecclesiastical mod% each are the technicalities and formalities attending it that no one ma say when It will M out. eel if this particular awe of the " ?any*" were, as many think it ought to be, brought before those court., one effort would be to proles' an objectiosable discussion for tens ee three year.. It is Mantra a matter for serious measisesties what mine ought to he determised spie, Nothing bet the predeetial emotes to which I allude, mold provost our taking the step which is wag reed without delay. ( each • subject we are hound tn take this advice of these who are moil con rawest with such wattees, and who are best able to tell ne whether we should be likely to brim ass' of UlO witinsata contained is the " Essays" under the actual candesuatine of the Articles. One case, which was mentissed just any (by Dr. Irene), bridge the umber same to a prat in that respect than 'rather( that I have beard before. Bat I mate= that my chief meadows is is the answers which the " Eeaye" will receive from those who are en well capable of preparing answers ss are the clergy of our church. I hare not a doubt bet that every one of the " Brays" will be shown to be, what A mall, is—a very frivolous and answerable politica. hee Already, indeed, to a great degree, that has been shown, and when enfilciest time has been al. lowed, it will perhaps be shown more clearly tad mere fully. There was an unwillingness; to teach these" Ley. " before public attention wee so much directed to them, lest any attack upon them should have the effect of calling public attention to that which had better ramie in obscurity. But, as has been just remarked by Archdeacon littertots. our beet Imps is, alter all, in that defence of the truth of Ilia owe blessed word which God will no doubt ultinustely vouchsafe. It has not pleased Oa that there should not he maayadvenarige of His word. !betroth has bees r eader' in every age, but it has also is every me verified the words, Merits profiendo, donor mine, sad those Maier which were istended end sapposed to le hindrances to the repel have turned out for its furtherance. As it has pleased God that His Wool should not be without *semis., so it has pleased Him that evil should be ...railed by good and nitimately to prove that the Word" which " proceeded ant of Hie mouth" her. " not retuned unto Him void,* bat bee ss rheenoip h a b e d the thing whereunto He hail sent it." His grace then Oinked the deputation for having waited upon him, and 41.1.1 that so far as he could do en, be would thank them al.. in the name of the church for the defence which they hel insets to one of its meet important bulwarks. Ile then proneuseed the benediction, and the deputation afterwards retired. towns and boraugh.. /tie inhabitants of towns and counties had always been looked ups is two deocriptions of population. The towns had bees looked upon as the heart and soul of the liberal interest, and they looked upon this bill which would assimilate the cionnty votive with those of the town as the destnoilime at the liberal interest. Nothwithatending all the diesnesions as reform, and what had taken place on t►e bills introduced on that subject, it was plain that the country did set want is its toolarged sense a new reform bill, but they wished to see the principle, of the old reform bill more accurate sal distinctly earned out. The bills which had been introduced from time to time had left the nomina. Um) boroughs entirely untouched. They did not wish to take • leap in the dark, but wanted to be perfectly sure that the improvements suggested were real improvements, and be thought the hon. member for Birrniegham had done much to foster sad encourage that impression, because while he had on all occasions pretended to smoke the pipe of peace be bed raised such a cloud of smoke that people thought geserally there must be some isonidurian at the bottom of it, and were afraid of him accordingly. It was quite clear that if this bill were read • second time they would have nothing bet small paltry measures of reform introduced, to the great detraniest of the legitimate business of the ermatry. (Hear, heard There was so much dinning. epos these measures that while they were debating epos the improvement of the constitution of the country their material iateresie greatly suffered. A very seri ous reepoembility, in his opinion, meted opal hoc. members who introduced these measures to the holm., and ha ►Boded to the general retardment of the public busies's, especially with regard to the estinastes,which had bees magma by the introduction of these vague and ansatiefeetary attempts at reform. Mr. DU CANE, considering these gaieties' at the pre paid moment both inopportune and noodled for, cordially earionded the motion of the hoe. member for Truro. He celled attention to the fact that three yeses ego a similar measere by the boa member for Surrey was con.idsreil in opportune, because it was understood that the whole ques tion of reform was about to be discussed, and now, after it had been tally discumed and bills had been introduced by ' two soccessive governments, which had sot met with any support either in or out of the house, sod the noble lord as the lead of the government had himself declared that the people were utterly Indifferent to the question, the motion of the honourable member for Surrey was still more inopportune. To prove that the feel* of weariness and indifference on the question of re- form still suited is the country, he alluded to the failure of an attempt made by Mr. Bright mad his friends to get up an indignation meeting at Birmingham after the speech of Lard J. Rama, when, out of a popolatioo of 300,000, at so time were more than 200 ponces gement Lord 82141.131 f supported the mooed reading of the bill. [Left sitting] 14.;M0.-Eagliall tows, 57.. to ,-s. • ditto fine, 56.. to 57a. ; country, 4.55. to 50s. ; holwoloolda --o. to --•• • Norfolk, ship, 364. to 30a. linage. 465. to 475. pm owe ; American, 30a. to 33..; Canadian, 31.. to 32a. ; Bpaaisk 46e. to 414. TwArula CLaGov4, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi. Gorki and Mwiancple, per 4921bm, 50s. to She. ; (Mirka, 51a. to36a ;Mob Odessa, per 4801ba, red, 54.. to 58s. ; white, 61s. *Um ; Danube and Galati, 445. to 50s. 1141,ptiaro, eh. to 48s. Barley: Borate= and Byrion, per Vs. to 211 e. ; Odcass and Danube do., 28s- to 2* Boons per qr., 30a. to 30a. Noise : Odessa and Gelato, p l i l ant s 2 ° Cho., 41s. to 4*. ; Dwell and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., to 40a. ; Fres* do., 38.. to 40s. ; American, de., 395. to 41a. Seeds, Am : Cow, seed, per qr., 58s. to 62a. ; Reinpesod, per qr., 41.. to 44m; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, Us. to 151. ; brows, 12s. to 14s. ; Linwood, per qr.. crashisg, 50s. to 67m • Linseed cakes, E n glish, per 1,000, 121. 15 5 . to 131. ; American, thin, io brie., per too, 111. ss. to 111. 15e. ; do., thuk, round mid oblong, 101. to 101 ; Bahl*, 91. to 91. sa. ; ).tonsil es, 91. sa. to 101.55.; Itac in ear Si. to 51. 10a. 50s. to Sim • hemp, 440. to 48s. ; ra. par Let, 341. to ; ditto ditt o, forego, 321. to 341. ; lin seed, per qr., 50a. to NW. ; oarroway, per cwt., 30s. to a. clover rid, 40s. to 00s. ; white, 90s. to 1000. ; foreign red, 50a. to 00a. ; white, 70s. to 90a. ; trefoil, 245. to 28s. ; 'wieder. 16.. to 30s. ; mustawl,brown, per bushel, 13s. to 14s. ; white, UM to 14s. AIMITAIRINTO LONDON FROM MARCH II 70 MARCH 151. isigtiab and Scotch. Irlaft. largo. WINO 3OO 480 Needay 4310 Oato Malt 650 • • • • • • • • - I l 100 100 lei 1100 100 Do. do. do Do. do. do Lack Yorbk. Lt .111 St No. Do. • p.o. do. No. Do. Iwo. do. .... Do. To.o. do. No. Do. p. do. Do. p.e.prLdt d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Prot Stook.. Do.Op.e. do. M. 1.410. P., Dot a. (d 10. did WI Lod.o4loodi sad Dover M.OovANuolz.. LAS.W.Tp.a.dllate amts. sh ot. 01. Tea - —7- 111 Ila 11l 111 136 ISO 111 116 101 IS 110 1U fil 111 111 Do. of per owd . Do.redeemablo )(Mend Cons.ep.o.stook Do. Cons. Br.* 8.6p.c. Do. 46 p.et. Pref. Stook Do. LaLdittelti n a p.e. Neelolk 6p. et Mi. Liteok Norte Britian 6 percent Do. New Glita. 5 p. ot. Do. Border Union rat N.Nas.—Norw.6p.e.Prf. D 46.6 70 71 ST 88 In 10 1116 111 1 0 er i I Pei 134 U 0 00 /01 N N 111 113 100 111 i 1 1 9. 4 99 100 *d par - NI LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) lastisb. MO limas ; Foreign. SO mkt. sai4.loo—terr*Ths. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sucan.—The public salmi of foreign have goon off heavily at yesterday's prima, which were In many instaboes rather lower than Friday hut, sad the inantity sold was below the usual avenge. Reined continure dull of sale. Conn. Plantation Ceylon sold at previous rates. Native at a slight decline : low middling to good middling sold, 06. to rhs. •, native, 6:18. to 645 6d. 'ha.—The public sales are progressing without spirit. RICE continues dull. Bricks sold at previous rates in public sale. Rug remain steady. Markets generally have a dull appearance. Do. ass 616.06. No. 1 sro.York. 11.* &pare. North Scottish Cool Now Prot drat.N. L3I p. 477461 Do. Aber. gs.6p.c Do. 7 pal Prof. Nook I. Doves Mod 61 o. Lira (Mot Aa. &.lt Do. 44 par oast Do. Will 4. par art I. Wolin ili► •p. au*. Do. Nper roost p o. ia OtoricaDartiogioallp.o. De. de. De* Do. do. Qi p e. Warr &Mammy 6p.0. W. kid—Oxf.lotgooot. Do. do. end do. Do. Norm. 6 p. it. Prof. .Do.do.porp. Swot. prat L" L'' 100 101 100 100 100 A meeting of dew of GNP Arohdesnery of Exe ter was Wass Is the assiselams es Nonlay, to cos• .vier the sweet eeuseW sosikalet somesting " E.wY• eel Reviews." TM Ewe. amen Wenhe sa.l resnlat e e is were passed ems-aerie( with the document tvferre.l to . ri !Merit/a 01 , BLVIsIIAT BOYA.—(TatA DAY.) —Theo morning the Bishop of London attended at Christ (*Minh. Senate-street, for the purpose of admieisteneg nte coufirmatioo to boys 111.1211•Ideld with the Blue cet 'shoal, immediately adjacent. as well as to other persona resident in the parish. His lordship was Avorn.psaied Ay the Rev. F. Birentield, M.A.. rector at St. vlo-sr l'alershaft, bit chaplain : the Rev. Michael Gilds, A., of At. Paul's, and rector of the pariah ; th e a..., D r . G. Jae* bead matter of Christ's Hospital: tk' k.. Robert Rooth. N.A.., classical master ; the 11 ••- Jackson. M.A., vicar of Mt. fiepukbre's ; the Rev. ILA., meter of tit. Faith, Watlingattsset ; maay more of the parochial CIPII7. The Shawnee rrs mid ether eandiastes having hoes the to the ' , Am% his lordship mblremed them apes the eatery of the isemeney Is which they were about to mapas, explained to ?ism its twisty. lied the coneopimices &dein oat of it Was rye of mere solemn ohliFstions. They w•re thee silluittei "2 the) meal imonetina of btatio. Ow Niseday. Aar , To. h i plogdwill hold • coatlrmelitm at Cortina '444. at sa• Cbarterbouse. TALLOW lIIARKIT.-(THIS DAY.) The vaarbot is quirt. Prises ue quoted as follows tow. 60a. 3d. Peassabetri Y. C. au spot. 565. Skl. t all o 595. 6d. ; ; the seastb, Ws. 6d. ; tbs 1101 to June, 58s. ; July to Bspiesebsr. 665. 6d. to SC. ; October to Dea., 66e. to Ma. Id. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the low hop lands state that the plant has received considerable damage from the late wet season, which ammo a better demand for 1555's and 1656's on specula tion ; in other respects the market is inactive, and only a retail trade doing, bat late prices are fully maintained. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Lambton, 11111. ; Walk End Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walla End Stewarta, 19a. &L ; Walls End South 'Litton. 19a. 6d. ; Walls End Trimdoci Hartlepool, Ilk 9d.; Walls End Braddyls Hutton, Dis.; Walls End Russell Bottom, Ns.; Wale Had Hspisr Grange, 18s.; Byron, 17a . 6d.; Mardi HAI, Us.; Nixon's Merthyr, 20s. GL; Powell's Duffrye Mesa, 20a. Qaphesd. 16e. ; West Hartley, 15s. Bd. ; Behside Hartley, Us. &L ; Davidsou's Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Howard's Hartley, 115 s. 171 "Lips at market. CALCUTTA AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY ) Au extraordinary meeting of sharebolden in W. company was held this morning at Gresham- Mr. BORIODAILE in the chair, for the purpose at rasing additional capital, te ndered asesssary, as the chairman explained, by as increaws in the eetimater canned by the enhanced value of labour in India, the double duty imposed by government on timber m that country, and the requirements iosiated upon by the Indian Comma of addiag to the strength of the kWgee and other portions of the work. . . . 111 . Ilk A resolution auti7eriiiies the directors to borrow 50,0001. in debentures bearing 5 per cent interest and guaranteed by the Indian government, and with the option on the part of the holders to enevert into ordinary shares was after a brief coyversatuin earned unanimously, and the proceedings ter minated with the usual vote of thanks. 10 4 91 se M 100 K Si 1 14 1 - : 11 1 82 46 46 H 3 115 1111 151 NI 100 111 131 _______ _ _... ft. IPd I BLIIMATT. I Clim( W l "' 67177 1745 7 yearsday. tot p.a. IN 80 Allentle &116. lawmen 71 71 St. 100 Born Bar. &C.ln.g.lita. 911 92+ 9! 4 Is an Do. do. 1 18 1 .. 104 all nonalcltlakoHurosnl if 10 all Do. horror 8 1 ... 100 100 80/L,BrantotOodartob Op.a. SU, Aug. 1, Mr andarsodbyßuNtLH. 75 80 ••• 100 101 Do. July 1, UMS, ditto O6 70 1110 100 Do. Jam 1 1874, ditto 66 70 6 an Dakar& aS. isatarn 4l 5 10 5 7.oDockllp.c.ina lf 11 dr . —. • 9) 71 Orlon, 1 6 art 1 dla DO 16 211/11112 11 lf dla 84 100 Zed Indian 10 all Do. lubbalparo — 100 all Do. 4e p. at. Debar 100 all Do. 6p. at. do O9l 1001 —. 100 an Do. do. do. 180670 11 Cis &is II) all Geolmg It Melbourne —•— it 100 Grand Trunk of Canada !Of 221 100 an Do. 0 per et Prat 100 an Do.fiec.Pref.llp.ct.sc SO 60 100 all Do. 0 par at. Derma 4l 48 100 all Do. 7 per at. DM 6O 66 100 an Do. do. 1/107 4O 46 100 all Do. do. 1872 4O 43 4. KO Great Do. ew I N ndian Peninsula 11 Mt 1 564 31. 061 10 8 84. 100 Ot. 8. of India g. 6p. ct. 10 18 Do. Do I 11 Ms •-. 1101 all 04.11014 Canada, Shane lit 111 101 15 Do. New 9 dr 100 all Do.llp.aldapay73.w.op M 100 100 all Do. 14 do.. 77,witop 9O 03 100 MI Do. do. 78 witboutop — 100 an D0.51p.c4.1144.,paprr It MO adras Guar. 41 per a 81 1.8 86 M 100 M Do. do. 6pr at. 011 112 f ••• IL 109 Do. 41 per al War. fts 87 .- 10 all Do. 6 per cent. do 2 11 nu 6t. 100 11tdb.030.6p. ct.B•nds ... 10 all N. Brunswick & Csisida elms • . M. 5 I •w SS aill Do. do. cr Land do. 8 7 19 all Do. do. B nap. do. 1 7 10 all Do. do. Land do 5 7 II fa Oslo (Limited) — 8t 100 Binds 951 971 10 16 Do. ft. 100 . T • Ind.B l lC.g. Sp.& 90 10 1rioldes1.14•11•41. kelp 4 4 • MINES.-(THIS DAY.) VOINION ZaLWATIL susways. Ttilfisrp s 194141•41 11 Iraira illakka i res t ira "l ▪ lisokes Se Orara AUL sse : SO Amen= Mai 4 C°?Zlatassion all Malon at ?Inn H saran nu. 6. P. all al aria ot Frame an AO lasssabg. Conn all Inane Junction eL a inn Oeasinna't Bon an Linn int Turnhout al4am nil Geneva an IMeta Anson lianntaap LB, the all Dollp.atrt. Bala. pa. all ,Nannos of n os 18 ' Do New Shares all Niewegiaa Trent Prat. Paan Lynn and Meet all Pena an Odom U lu no andl ft hanalseo froullatbll -111 11140 ral i an Ilona sot all Ann Demi It an Mild Swedish all taus. T pie awl all 41mbro awl Mien 11l I Do. par Gaol Pone 41i.7 pant 4 *Aunt Vanes all Inithars at Ranee all !Wad Phonon W I Do. 14 par coon Pon all Man & N. W. 44 Frans an Inlrlana ns sulin at Linda Two oN}Looi. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, and prices show little alteration, compared with those current at the close yesterday. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reoordsi Shares in the following mines, however, have changed hands, viz. :—Tincroft, East Wheal Russell, North Wheal Busy, Wheal Ludcott, North Wheal Basset, Wheal Cupid, and West Seton. There is no variation of importance in foreign or colonial descriptions. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 4 and 44 ; and Linares at 91. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing priors : Alfred Consols, 24 to 3 ; Copper Hill, 85 to 89 ; East Biwa* 110 to 1124 ; East Caradoo, 144 to 15 ; Bast Oars Brea, 74 to 8 ; East Russell, 64 to 64 ; Grog Wheel Fortune, 91 to 10j; Kelly Bray, 1 to lj ; Marks Valley, 6t064 ; North Downs, 34 'to ; North Treakerby. 29 to 30 ; Providence Mince, 98 to 40 ; South Caradow, 300 to 310 ; South Frances, 1771 to 1824 ; Stray Park, 96 to 37 ; Treloweth, 31 to 4 ; West Cara o, 78 to 80 ; West Rose Down, 54 to 64 ; West Sown, 363 to 375 ; Wheal Bonet, 107 i to 110 ; Wheal Cupid, Us. to 365. ; Wheal Grenville, 21 to 3 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3 to 34 ; Wheal Margaret, 46 to 48 ; Wheal Beton, 85 to 90. ColmamAnos or Tars Naw BISHOP or WOR conu.—(TEts Dar.)—This morning the ceremony rif con firming the election of the Rev. Dr. Henry Phi!pee, Mader et Bt. Catherine Collage , Ambridge , and Canon Resides tufedNorwich Oath to the bishopric ot Worcester, vacant by the dea th of the Right Rev. Dr. Henry Peers, took plain with the usual ceremonies. Tin oases eration will take place on the 25th inst., when the Arch bishop of Canterbury will be assisted by the Bebop of London, Norwich, and Ely. The bishop elect, who has bees for some years past chaplain to his Royal Highoer the Prince Consort, has resigned that appointment, and is suc ceeded by the Rev. Joseph Berber Lightfoot, ILA., fellow and tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. Barrrattes ON ma ARMAGH ORANGE PRISONERS. —Samuel Tate has been seeteneed to fifteen months' impri sonment from the date of his committal. Three of the parties charged with unlawful assembly and riot have • been sentenced to in months' imprisonment. Two, convicted of =lawful assembly only, have been sentenced to six weeks', sad fl eet of 51. each. ne others convicted of the same Oirfooll aril to undergo three months' confinement It wts sworn that Tate knelt down deliberately and took aim at his victim, who was unarmed ; sod if that evidence was not believed the jury had no ground for the conviction. If it was believed the 'entente of fifteen months' imprisonment (about eight months from the present date) passed on such a convict shows a wonderful amelioration in the adminis testicle of our criminal code. Ax Intim Ases.—A Lyons letter has the following:—"The Abb6 Comtelot, who is preaching the Lent sermons at the church of St. Polyearp in that city, used such violent language in two of his recent sermons that the population of the Croix Roues bed formed the project of an offensive manifestation towards him if he again introduced polities into the pulpit. The reverend preacher is represented to have said that he regarded all person as impious and excommunicated who questioned the temporal power of the Pope. He added that he was prepared to meet whatever ,offerings might be leafleted on him, and ' would embrace the police officer who might be sent is arrest him.' But the fiery ecclesiastic has not been raised to the dignity of a martyr. At his last sermon, the church was, it is true, numerously attended by cerffens;der t a2 but the abbe, either because he had beard of the in manifestation or from some other motive, refrained free" all political allusions." MONEY 31ARKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocc. The improvement which took place yesterday afternoon in the stock markets has not been sup ported, disappointment having been occasioned by the later American accounts. The funds have de clined per cent., and British railway stocks in most cases I per cent. _ . At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter are quoted 88fr. 10c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, "d / for money, and 92/ and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91/ to I for money, and 921 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Stock, 2221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1001, I, ; ditto Bonds, 19s. die. ; Bank Stock, 233 ; Exchequer Bills (June), Os., 2s. die. ; ditto, March, 45., 28. prem. Mexican bonds are flatter; the last transac tions recorded are at 241 and 241 ; Buenos Ayres: bonds are weaker ; the Turkish loan of 1858 is firmer, at 531 to f, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bueuus Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 80 ; ditto De ferred, 271 ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 241, 1 ; ditto for account, 241, k, k; New Grenada ' Active, 16 ; Portuguese Three . per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 631, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 541. The City of Baltimore has taken 81,8291. iti specie for New York. An instalment of 20 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Indian Five per Cent. Loau of 3,000,0001., but as about 900,0001. of it had been paid up in full, the sum actually receivable to-day was reduced to about 420,0001. The further payments in full effected to day amounted to only a trifling sum. Notwithstanding the payment on the Indian Loan there were comparatively few applications at the Bank yesterday, and the discount market was quiet with transactions in good bills at 71 to 8 per cent. In the Consol market there was a good supply of money, and the rates did not exceed 5 to 6 per cent. At Vienna the exchange on London has fallen to 147.75, indicating a better feeling. The amount of gold, Australian and Continental, taken to the Bank yesterday was 136,0001., making total of 207,0001. since the date of the last return. On the other band, 40,000 sovereigns were with drawn for exportation to New York by the City of Baltimore, which will sail to-day. The foreign exchanges remain very firm. Yester day afternoon the tendency of the rates was still up wards, particularly as regards bills on Holland. Subjoined is our usual list Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.14 to 2 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to 12.00; Rotterdam,3 months, 12.1$ to 2 ; Antwerp, 3 moths, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, ms. fiance 3 months, 13.9$ to 10; Paris, 3 days, 25.42$ to 7 • ditt o, 3 mouth7s to 80 ; Prankfort-co•the•Mainat, Months 119$ to; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mcnths, 331 to ; Vienna, eft. , 3 months, 15.15 to 55 ; Trieste, ed. So., 3 mouths, 15.45 to 55; Madrid, 3 months, 48j to $ ; Cadis, 3 months, 48$ to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 28.5 to 10 ; Genoa, 3 months, 26.80 to 5 ; Milan, :i months, 25.80 to 6 ; Maples, 3 months, 39 to $ ; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to $ ; Messina, 3 asoaths, 117 to $ ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 j ; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to 53. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published ou Friday next. The Constantinople bills on M. Mires dim yester day at Paris, which amounted to only about 80,0001. (not 400,0001., as stated in some quartets), are un deastood to have been met in due course. A very important arrangement was pending on Monday at Paris, and we believe we may announce that it has been satisfactorily completed. It provides for the covering of the whole of the large amount of the existing drafts on M. Mires on account of his Turkish Loan which mature on the 15th, 19th, and 26th inst., and in the first few days of Amil. The preparations for the settlement riteisky in dicated a decidedly diminished supply of several kinds of English railway stock. The following shows the terms for carrying-over generally cur rent at the commencement of business : Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to 3-16 per cent. Berwick cottony,. 3-18 to &lb per cent do. ~... 3-16 to 5-1 . 6 per JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. POOLZ T. TIM WHOP or LONDON. —MS RT. ALIIIIALUI cis". In this caw judgment was given this afternoon by Lord Cranworth. The judicial committee decided spinet the appellant. thereby deriding that Mr. Poole bad no light to appeal against the decision of the primate. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. UMW; APPLIS TO TINS •001 Of TR wow. Henry Wnylin9. • eneteromeger, was brought before Mr. Woo'rich, charged with boating a drum i• the public streets of stepney, to the annoysoce and (Imager of the public. Charles Mills, a polieeanetable, No. 306 K, said that costenoongen and others bad for some time past been in the practice of basting drums for the wpm of e tiling attention to the wares they wen nod*. The prisoner, alter travelliag through various streets in Stepney, sod beating a large drum, and calling out "Apples, apples, ~ stationed him self z:e the court, and beat a tremendous rat-184400, which teasd cab hone. The animal started off a t fell dragging the cab to which it was yoked after it, and wee an stopped until it reached the Comniercial-nad. The hone said cab were needing in front of the station• house, and a wine., bad just left the cab and was entering the wart when the horse stinted. Mr. Woolrych—Whet do you mean, prisoner, by corning here nod beating • drum right ceder the very are of imtios? (A laegk) Thirpriemser-1 am very sorry, your worship, I did not know I was doing wee% Mr. Woodryeb--Yeu are doing wrong, and liable to a heavy penalty. You have violated the law, sad have tio right to be heating draws in the street., and frightening her Majesty's subjects oat of their propriety. (A laugh.) Bills said the drum nuisance was tuovenally emplaned of in Stepney. Mr. Woolrych—No doubt it is a unmoor. This primmer —I omit do it again. Yr. Wookya--Ilied you don't. The drum le • dingo.- sus oak, sad has mem frat s. swed that gen e rally well dio rama and quiet tam a cab- (laughter.) The primmer—l may wasted to sell my apples, your wir rare eekrir—no sad ears your apples by all mains, but awl ha the esuall of the drum. You want to make ears Ilagis for sad ear. This new mode of beating up for ma ilmen mad be pat down. It is only military nods that ban • right to beat the dram wed Was the point of war ; emolenalegers have oo right to hem drums in public thereughbees rai mime war's alums. (Much laughter.) ~ a~:R sue•. I it; 12 is a PI 7 71 II Ti 19 111 W 9 ■i p 9 IT 18 IA 67 at ti Ma I 4. , A I L I. JJ• e 1 11 1 3 211 Mil al tillaa6.40.6.1•01111•11 IWO 1111 INAS Naefolk4p.e.Marlinspt. 90 IN 1m 111.11111 el N.Lot.inalt./ma.4hilsl 2 :: aa• at amillM llital.llo. et le ea wmarmiatt—aep.m. 16 - 4aaTd : York and Nook Ilidload 3-16 to 5-16 Per cent. do. Oakiloolan 3.16 to I per cent. do. to per eem. South Eastern North British Elhefflekt " even. 1.16 to 3-I(iper cent. do. In the afternoon the "continuation" on fence shire and Yorkshire stock passed off, and a small "backwardation" was paid for the loan of Great Western, which was especially scarce. Mr. Henry Bruce has notified his resignation of his seat at the board of the East Anglian Railway Company, in accordance with the statement which he made at the meeting on the Bth inst. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Crystal Palace District Gas Company recommends a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, with a bonus at the rate of lit per cent. per &1111111113. TUESDAY EVENOKI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to k for the 10th of April. opened this morning at the same quotation, improved in the afternoon to 92} "buyers," rose upon the American news (at a quarter efore 4 o'clock) to 92 6-16 to 1, and cloeed at 92/ to 1. For money the last price was 911 to k. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91+, I, l k r i;: , ditto, for account (April 10), 92,_k • New a per Cents., 91k ; New Two-and-a-Hi:U per Cents., 751 ; Bauk Stock, 234 k ; India Stock, 221, ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001 ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. ' Debentures, 1868, 96/ ; ditto 1869, 961, ; ditto Bonds, 26e., 20s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 941. The scrip of the New Indian Loan rose this afternoon to 1001 to k for the account. The Five per Cent Rupee Paper was quoted 94 to 95 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 101 ; and India Bonds, 25e. to 20s. dia. The June Exchequer Bills, which bear only lid. per cent. per day interest,, remain dull at 6s. to N. dia., but the March issue, which bear 2d. interest, were quoted par to 4s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market were not numerous ' but prices showed firmness. From New York Illinois Central Railway shares come quoted 85i, which is equal to about 19 dis count here. Erie shares come quoted 361 ' or equal to 33} here. The London p noes this afternoon were, respectively, 25 to 24 discount, and 29 to 30, so that the American market is now much higher than ours, under the influence of the abundance of money there. In the market for bank shares the only move ment of importance was a rise in Oriental. There was a alight improvement in Bank of Turkey - , in consequence of the hope concern will soon be brought about. Van Diemen's Land shares were flatter. that a winding up of the The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows . — Oc ean Marine In surance, 21 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1 prem. , • Universal Marine In surance, lk to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to k prem. ; East India Irrigation, 1 k elis. ; East India and London Shipping, par to prem. ; and Central American Piers, +t o I prem. The " options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were in demand this afternoon. The one year were quoted 3} to 4 ; the two years, to 7+ ; and the 3 years, 8 to 10. An improvement of k per omit. took place in New Brunswick Government Bonds. Tin Ncrrrizemelt tozawitt—h the evidence in this rase, repotted is ear *slum it au stated that the prisoner Davis ens apprebeeded at loddnp, at 36, Totten- Um-coma-mad. We are requested by the occupiers of the house in question to eontraamt this statement. d 7 t