The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-04 00:00:00

CONON 005 OWN YULE C OFF C&ONSTADT, Seas 26. I transmit my diary ot the last week: June 19.—Tbe Exmouth sod Blenheim *eta-ned this morning trout the Island of Lavensari, where they have been firing ou the enemy. A heavy broad side firing had been kept up by the Blenheim for lour hours. The loos on the side of the enemy must have been very great. The only damage sustained en board the Blenheim was her main misen topmast beads slightly is sired . A pees of the main topmast-beau struck the captain of mantes in the sheet, and caused • slight coutusion. Two of the gunboats were gent is on trial, and answered re inetkably well from their small draught of water, being able to get so much closer to the enemy than the large ships. The Island of Lavensari is near the en trance of the Bay ot Nerve. There are several earthworks thrown up there, and a large barrack capable of containing about 1,500 men. When the Bleabrini commenced -firing the enemy Mid only three gnus mounted, bat soon succeeded in mounting Ave more on field caniages.which they brought down on the beach, and ti. ed 82 shots at the gun boats without effect. They were reinforced during the day by a large num ter ot men conveyed by means Of boat* from another inland close to Lavensari. Jime2o.—A heavy cannonade nas been heard all the morning man E.N.E. direction. At 10.15 a.m. all the fleet got under weigh for Cronstant, the Merlin lead ing. At 5.3'1 p.m. the fleet passed Tolbeacon Light house, and proceeded up the north passim leaving the Royal George, Eurya.u., Caner, and Cressy to guard the south, which lad many to believe something was about to take VIAL When the fleet anchored a sig nal wee made to the Vulture to keep ceder weigh, and at 7.30 she was ordered to anchor sateen of the Orion. She bad scarcely got into proirion when she came in contact with one of the internal machioss, which exploded under her starboard : the con cussion wee so great that the guar-room officers' galley was entirely displaced, the shot hove out of the racks, the engine* put oat of gear, 9 bars thrown out or the tarmac. sin the engine-room, two two were thrown out of their hammock., and the compares.* off the pivots, but nothing further el-her in the hold or engine-room. Ti.. enemy appear well prepared, having large earthwork. thrown up and an encamp ment of, I should say, about 2.000 man close to the beach. We are also prepared in case of an attack from them, having very little cable out, and our capstans rigged all ready for weighing. On the morning ot the 21st the tieet exercised at general quarters, acid in the afternoon the boats of thy Duke of Wellington, Orion, and Exmouth were mat to creep for infernal machines. They succeeded in getting up five, one ot which was taken on board i he Exmouth. and pieced on the poop, but an unfortunate accident took place; while en deavouring to find out what it was made of it ex ploded, and wounded Admiral Seymour in the eye : doubts are entertained whether he will lose the eye or not. Those who also suffered were the flag lieutenant, captain ot marines, and signalman. One exploded on board the Duke also, and slightly hurt the Commander-in-Chi ef. June 22. fhe Jupiter transport arrived This Morning, with a collier in tow, trum Mire's. The Vulture was ordered to coal from her, and having got under weigh, had nut proceeded four cables length when she got in contact with soother infernal machine, half way between the Duke of IVellington sad Orion, but being in deeper water than she was oa the night of the 211th, did nut sustain the slightest Injury. fhe Eerier, fleet hare been exercising sails, and our gunboats are under weigh, firing at • target. Jane 23.—The boats of the squadron have been employed again to-day in creeping for infernal ma-' chines, and have succeeded in taking them up as follows.: Duke of Wellington, 8; Nile, '5; James Watt, 2; Orion,4 ; Creamy, 4 ; Exmouth, 2 ; Amster lits,4. Making in all, 37. June 24.—The appearance of t h e weather to-day, together with the way in which the glass has fallen, threatens very badly. About half-past 8 p.m. the sky became very dark, and almost in an icetant the rain, thunder, and lightning was terrific; this lasted mail 11, when the wind shifted, and it became fine, but the heat almost unbearable. June 25.—The Bulldog bar joined the fleet. She beings news of the Amphion having got close to some of the batteries at Sweaborg ; five of them opened fire on her, which she returned, and succeeded in blowing up one of their magazines. She had one man killed and two wounded. Admiral Seymour still suffers much, and little hope is entertained of saving the sight ot his eye. The Vulture leaves thin evening, with the mails, for Dieizic. The fleet ars at present very healthy. June 26.—The Vulture passed the Geyser, with two mortar vetted* and one gunboat in tow, on their way to join the fleet. HOUSE OF DAY.) LORD RAGLAN. FRANCE. (rams cm& OWN coasssromaixe.) PARIS, 10111 DAT EVINIKO. The Sebastopol letter in yesterday's Catestataionnel, l to which I attached so much importance, has aces. Maned immense sensation, sod the Government has, thought it necessary to publish the following du-' avowal of it, in the form of a communicated note, which appears in this evening'. Petrie :—" In its number of this day, the Asheradee, while borrowing from the Coastitsaierenet a oorrespondence front Se bastopol, gives to that journal the title of ' semi official.' Government has already declared, in a note in the Mottitear of May 8, that it has no semi official organ. It is necessary formally to renew this declaration. The facts stated by the Constitute:nine, are, moreover, greatly exaggerated, and are in con tradiction with all the information received by the Government." The C'onalilistionnel, made aware that the publica tion of the letter had excited displeasure, publishes the following explanatory note: Everything relating to our heroic army excites each in tim* interest that we feel it almost a public duty to plus immediately wader the eyes of our readers all the erre 'penitence we nixie* (rum the Crimea. Among the letters we have pub'ishid rootage. to the affair of the 18.. h, i. rare which we thought a particularly spiritel mid striking account of the assault no the Maisithoff Tower. We expected that our readers would th. insiders mak, allow ance for the easegeration inseparable from ■ narrative "irides in haste. But there is one detail to which we feel it aftereary to refer. Our oorreaiiondent estimate, at 5,000 the number of French trope A•ra combs(, which Dumber (r era, it is true, only •pprosiisistiseiS) is MI than II- reel number made karma be toe itn.tterf, aad which is 3,333 killed and wounded. We heed not add, that at this Om teem from the Crimea we publish no litter but oh the re spotieibility of the e. pondeat foam whom it emanates. It is a sinsFle and easy role of faith to hold nothing true but what appears in the Monitscr. But it is impossible not to be struck with this fact, that the government, which must have received Gereral Pc liwier's report of the attack on the Nlalakboff by the Sams boat which brought the Consti'utioritists letter, has not yet published it. There eau be little doubt that it requires much retouching before it can be made fit for publication. The new financial measures were not ill received at the Bourse. It was thought that the additional taxes would more than suffios to pay the interest on the loan. Some speculators concluded, from a phrase In the impose des motifs—to the effect that although the': Government had sufficient means to provide for the continuation of the war, it desired to have the faculty to raise more when necessary—that the lose might not be proceeded with immediately; but this is pro.' bly a delusion. The Rente, after opening at 133 fr. 90e. closed rather weak at 631. 83c. with a tall to 6c. The Orissa@ and Lyons and Mediterranean railways rose amide:ably, and almost all the others have im proved. The session et the ?remit Legislative Chambers is expiated to oolong Gov HI co ►! 64110181. A letter from Rome says that the *esteem of death pond by the Coombe ea De Foiico, to bolds, ottospool siessolads Cordtaai Atotcaoll, bed be:a forotatly comes aimed of the POO% tad tbst, ma it lied bNa MIMI to wog daviraay. De Pekin bed No r gas et artml. THE BALTIC FLEET. 1 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. The BPIAILIIS teak tie ok.it *only attar 13 Vstask. Oa the nodes at Kr. MMus. Ulm of &bums WO gives le Admiral Korblay, ems of dm Laval Lards of the 1 Lula/shy. ea mimic of damsels iiillimasa. The resolatios agreed to retarder is cessittee of the obeli hosier for grastiag • reeks of 1,0001. a You to Lady It glee, sad 2,0001. • year to the pretest Lord Eagles, sere reported. The rwol•tioae sera adopted, and leave gives to bring is a bill founded apse there. TRUCK ACT AIIENDIIIINT BILL. Oa the order te secoad reading of this bill. Mr. CRAWFORD object's to its Ming pomaded with at this late meted of the oweion. Bir 0 OMIT iltosslit it could sot paw this year, sad therefor* it had better be withdrawn. Kr. POSTER, who had charge of the bill, said ha sb , Arld withdraw it, but wily upon the aatersteadisi that the goverasesat would take it up heat essei•ra. Tne order of the dey for the teeead reading was Asa discharged. MORTMAIN BILL. TM bome went into .oaletttee oe tab bill. Cletus wool 1 to 6 inclusive were agreed to. Mr. 1109/BRAY moved the insertion of &clause to follow claim sit, the object of which was tit smut that no pecu niary bequest to or in treat for soy ebuitable nee eon ! tainad in any will or codicil suds after the poring of th a set, shall fail or abate by reason only that the meats of the testator shall 'waist wholly or in part of perensalty savour ! in' of realty, but (wary stab b.q , iest shall he payable, as lull by sad oat of such Sete Si last aforesaid, as by and est of soy snots consisting of pare perrosalty, is the was auto, in all roguing as a persotary bequest of like smogs% made by the same will or oodioil ni • purpose oot charitable would hies bus payable, if the semi bad been substituted therein for such charitable brqsast, anything in the said recited sets. and say rale or pontos of equity to the essa traey ooterithsreedles. SIR G. GREY said the clause propserd es important , shera•ion is the law, but if there were any objection to it in a legal point of view, the fiolicitor-General would snake it in brie swig up tha report. Ti.. shoe* wee then *greed to. MR. Q BUTT proposes. the insertion of another clause, providing that the 9 Geo 2. chap. 81. should not sabred to bequest. of clumsy, ita salsa Imperatively rrqsired W be laid out is land. _ The claim, was agreed tie. aa were also the re•siains ohm's in the hill, sad the hoses reamed. The bill a. aseaded wee ordered to he e earirtared an Friday wont. BURIAL OF POOR PERSONB BILL This bill was read a woad tiato, sad ordered to be com mitted to morrow. DWELLING HOUSES (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill was rued a third time. COAL KINKS INSPECTION BILL. The Irmo tees rssol•ed itself into senterittes neon this b 11, which had already bees pertly considered in 00111- tnitto4l. . [Left Sitting.] THE CASE OF STRAHAN, PAUL, AND CO. BOW-STREE f .-T HIS DAY. The three prienners in this remarkable oue, Sir ✓. D Paul, Mr. W. Strata, and Mr. &Us, were brought op agaia this morning, at half-put twelve, and placed at the bit Were Mr Jardine, for further ezassiaation, upon the various Charges preferred spinet them by Dr. Griffith. The cm' wu eamesively crowded, as oa each previous occasion. Mr. Bodkin conducted the protecotion, and Messrs. Parry and Banalities appeared for the prinnen. Mr B Kikin said the three pnrions at the bar were re manded, it would be remembered, to enable the solicitor for the pro-ecution to obtain such evidence as would =earn the statement made by Mr. &reborn to Dr. GraMtb, relative to the diapers!. of big eetarittes. He very much regretted that he should be unable to produce a% much additional in formation as be bad expected, owto to oiSculties bad been placed in the way of the prosecutor in emends quarters where each a course was least expected. At pre sent he would mention no names, loping that such eoeduet might be explained hereafter; but he should have to ask fur other reman.e, and perbaps fora longer period. The following winsome, were then ezamiaed : Mr. Raymund Petty deposed that be was a clerk in the borne of Geerend, Gurney. and Co. He produced a ;otter in the handwriting, be believed, of 81e J. D. Paul, and addressed to Mr. Young. It was as follows: .• "My dear iris:al.—Yon will greatly oblige me by raising es much money se you era upon the securities i handed to yen for three months, pending the purchase of an estate. You know the peep se toe which the moo• y is required, end also my reason for my n►me not appearing in the matter.—Y•.ure faithfully, J. D PAUL." Mr. John Young, of Sisedane, solicitor, deposed that in April last I negotiated a loan wit► Overend, Gurney, anti Co. on behalf of the banking-house of Brahmin, Paul, and Cs. I communicated on that occasion with Sir J. D. Pent, who wished 30,0001. to be raivd upon certain Da nish, Dutch, and other foreien bonds which he brought to me for the purpose. Mr. Polly was the person whom I afterwards saw upon the subject of the loan at °upend and Gurney's. Sir J. Paul remained at my i.face while I went tnere, and an my return I communicated to Sir Jelin what had token plan*. I told him that the house declined to ululate so much as 30.0301., but that they were willing to7advence 27,000/. upon the securities In question. Sir John agreed to receive this amount. There had been a previous interview upon Vie subject on the preceding Seine. dey, but in the abeam of one of the parties at Gurney's, nothing was done is it till the Monday, when Mr. Pell, and Mr. Chapman, who represented the firm of Overend were present. I signed the borrowed note " now produced, at the time of the transaction, having received the authority of Sir John to accept the laser amount, of which I had informed the firm. There we. a desire ex- Praised that the burrower of the money should write a I letter, and coeuequently the letter ■ddre+std to Mr. Polly was written by Sir John Paul. The amount was then paid. The advance was in the form of an open check on Barclay and Co., and the amount WY paid in notes. The site's' was net arose examined. Mr. Wm. Boyce deposed that he was a clerk in the hones of Overend sod Gurney, and remembi re I the advance of the loan to Stratum, Paul, and Co. He wrote, on the "borrowed note," en secants hot of the securities which were depo.ited on the °evasion. They were Dutch Two aud-a• Ilstf and Danish Piro per Cents. He bad brought a umple of each of the eezuritie., but not the whole of them, although he had prepared a fall list of the whole. Mr. John Hills, stockbroker, of 8. Bartholomew-lane, deposed to the purchase of 30.000 Dutch fl trine of Messrs. Steens° end Paul, ►y order of Dr. Griffith, on the 7th of June, 1819. Tee note, showing the purchsse of hie some, now proc.ueed, was in the hand writa‘g of Mr Pi•agerald, to aosiesnt is the house. Other eiadar pUtthal.4 wire made for S'rohan and Paul, but .:.tries were rot always made in the books of witoesia home, showing on whims behalf the purchases were mad., but only the name. of the brokers. It did not toll rye, if a gentleman desired to put - , ebase stock trough his tankers, that the gentleman's nurse would appear in the negotiation; because be (.itnes,) might be only dealing with the brokers in the matter. When the beakers Genre." to be inserted, It was &ire, but not otherwise. In making these purchasers of the firm, witness or one of his clerk., usually called male at the banking house, to restive dimities from the firm, sometimes is verities, and sometimes verbally. At one time he (witness) sew Sir J. Paul, and at another time one of the other partners, es one of the clerks. The written directions ware not always preserved. He had found two of those directions and produced them. They were, be believed, in the handwriting of Mr. Ban•, and ran ae follows:—" Bay 30,000 Dutch I mina, 21 p r cent , for list. Dr. GrAto," " Buy 1.000 Danish bond• for ditto," and so on. Croes-e:•mined by Mr. Perry—Haew Mr. Betas as one of the partners of the firm, but could not speak as to his actual relation in the bunk, except in that capacity. Mr. John Fitsgerald, employed in the tame house, gave eorroborative evidence relative to the purchase of ttie ageuritiee in question. Mr. B Akin then applied for another week's remand. Mr. Bellantine said he should not oppose this application, , nor offer any comment upon the evidence at present. Mr. Perry made a strong appeal te hie worship to admit ! the prisoner Bates to bail on the ground that ho aced entirely under the other partners, almost se heed clerk,! in the establishment. Mr. Jardine declined to entertain the question of ball at! ! present. The prisoners were, accordingly, remanded. 1 CITY or LONDON Eucrior.—The select corn mitres appoiated to ascertain whether Baron Rothschild is di•tioalifiel to sit fir rho Ci 7, on sesoast of hie Wag a sweroseent loan orstrionsr, net this afternoon to &Wee s a .-ir chairman sad dothrothe the amuse of raimmilsg. CajnAL PALACL—Betas of admissions tor mix days ea dw: inns 30.—Namber admitted, beisdhkj !wawa bast hoiden, PM. Mania 'wired kr ~Mt 7,7711.7.. I. Tmg EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MILT 4, 1655. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SHARE LISTS —THIS DAY. - Two .'Crete. The railway @hare market to-day is sensually steady, but any tendency towards itspronetent is chwited by the paucity of treneactions. Loudon and liseth.Western stack is quoted 1011 to 1;! Great Western, 87 to ; M.dland, 721 to 73; Lancashire end Yorkshire, 811 to 1; Caledonians, 311 to it sad licatb-liabterns. 181 to 1. 'French shares militia no further change at portaatee. MI R IMW 4 ". 4.3 72arday. I test a. CONSISTORY COURT. /FOSS Si =Whet& 9. ate 'Matra S grit low diver's, by reason of adultery, me. medal by the mite egoism bar herb's& Taoism Rifleen. 'l4its bad bass married is 1840, at Creditue, sad had he oeveral years. Is July, 1863, however, Kim- Is bit mils and west to lira with a person aomod Cirebasine Ones, at 24e. 4. Polygon, Clarsulowygears, IMMO dig yawed as lir. sad Mrs. Oran. The mutt was lellaWallad OW hellh alas is forma , arpvris. Dr. Leteingiss Ins quite satisfied as to the bet of 'del- I L pup; but Mrs. Kimbell Iloilo( sedlretod to rinser lb. 7. meal Wed sot to starry &gam durum , be lifetime of her it, Ismbead, he amid sot .Ig. tbe formal dowse of *spondee. •. °ADMAN] MAUS AND Owen. 4 4 4 Mb e rt ia =2 4l PM all Wei% illsorVelley Anima. ma's allam • d loariskillAJNlEM4.C. Si - b - MNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. 19 U.. lb. de Itou Mori rod low . ..... 100 Chisgsabs. u. ICY~r 4, Cork nil Soaks . . 43 Mills mai Ilmilesi7usa thriad..teliond 41ard.J UM tat MOUS aU 014 a We Ima H.) . 41. stamenbelldgt•—• ''' 411P11111 Oaks. usia 10 Dadra ... l OW IL. U. :AIL) lU Bart CRAMS OF 1103tella. lbboxes Thriova 33. was plead at ti.e bar to tike her plat for the wilful murder of her hisabead, Thomas Turtoa. It will be recollected that the off ace imputed to the pro- 5 , • sewer was evantitkd nearly two years ago, bat when she .41. was v . :signed it appeared they. she was issue, end manse Si gently not in • condition to plead:ortake bar trial, and she was therefore removed to a private lateens asylum, where se it appears that her and has become completety restored, it sad seder the order of the decretery of State she has beer, si remitted to take her trial for the offence with which she wee vt. etiarged. es- Mr. Batavia*, who appeared for the prisoner, now ape t plied to his lordship to postpone the trial to the nest see eno, on the pentad that be wee sot at present prepathd Z with the medical testimony that would be of great import so thee to the prisoner I. hat delenee. lei Mr. !Lufkin, who was 'antacid for the promention, end 1 4 be bad no objection to air to the paetpsensent, and the IL lei trial was cone questly ordered to stand over. Jeremiah roar,. 24, a ratl tidy-looting fellow, was ;le dumped with tee wills, Larder of klant.ah Bell. vt. Mr. Ryland prosecuted. The prisoner wee de .ended by 44 Mr. Sleigh. It appeared Mist the deceased was whet k ternird an se feetithaut girl, and she lived is a low brothel is • plan celled Tam Bell4llley, Linehan'. On the evening of Jane 11 • AL girl aunt Mary :Vitality, who lived in the same beep, te took bone wits r the 'mouser and anther min, and the to prisoner, *he appeared to have been previously acqesintth with the deceased, went into her room, and the other rasa a i wad Ill•taelay pram , did upstairs. Very shortly afterwards, a. and, as it award, witaast say provocation, the primmer et. sneaked M'Aulay and her eompanion la • brutal meaner, se and he then made s meet savage attack spun the uefortu- PA ty sate deceased, knocked her down, and kicked her is the Igoe and nap, and loaned such serious tejuries upon her *, that she died the sane night, her death being be eleuly occasioned by the noleami sh e bad eapetieneed from it the prisoner. It was pro ed, in addition to thew feats, le that the prisooer had prod suety conducted himself in • meet brutal m , and that he WY a complete terror to le the whole neighbourhood; and It also appeared that on the s evening of the vieurrave the prisoner told one of tee wit noses that he was deternieed to be revenged spot. the de s. - ossied, sad that he had a hammer is his pocket with which E. be intended to knock out bee brans, and he at le the same time said that be 'weeded to " warm the haw y , met" first upon the bead of the gin It appeared, 30 however, that he was is a drunken condition at the time he 1.1 aside these threats. eb Mr. Neigh, is hie eddritie to the Jury, did not attempt to go_ I dew that tbe poisoner had been the mete of the death of t . Uhe deesessd, but he °entailed that the offence call s t ememated to manslaughter. di Mr. Baron Paths having summed up the endues the to Jury fined the visor sr Guilty of manslaughter. a. Re was esatemeed to be transported for 14 years. Se 4i. &MOW/rm. .1. ddluddedi and Pestnee Ferld.Dlllo4,o sessik W 11,0 4 = mr allsre . tun De. d. esok ...... NV Dn. O. as& .. .. . t , MANG& awl West. are.l 100 lion uo. iiirgaMailei Os./ di iaassierta!‘ CIA& iii Di:Flate — Ds, fOrt 114,6 I' l 4 tAn—laft•Da 1 biC. tia6 au Wefts awl elsetwall lee Uos.. bleatas, aLL Ocem Is• 4i.ii. !ad North grmari Do. Mr dam Id DI. iLarica a Math Oil Ow ...... . 4a• _ _ 7 7. i'ra;;;l:7,7l — 111d1sed 100 Do. Wm. add Duey . MI NIL O. West. (Ire.) J 1 Mu Bad Ames. u .11 etwesetle sad Cartlode JI lesrpertAbomnitHerefor4 ii 'dewy? and Riaftlolultec ill lewry*inuspoket SAM 111. "Juridic Is Do. Kew_ . — . ~~~ rnrvN•o'cioutl~ WO North, Waist all ' , meth (*roe, No. I . al, Dr. a A Delornpa 11 Do. B Ovaraataed 100 I. met .. SO Do. Ratoosian Do. G.N B. Paro. all Do. Leeds 100 Do. Tort all iorils Lembo° . .0. Do. Now loktharor 174 quetis ..tottordiattra al' `!.silt *esters, . all Nom • SuuUtWe.t.. .Jum .)flora, Wore.. a Wniver. 100 Aeottigh Central hilt islttivb Midas!! Itl ,Itremobary rad flemaked Ivy anyahlre Oran-- ...... e.aetere all -outa w.lea u nosh Torah.! 1/1 leUa• aU wawa aim Dartlaarioa. V lad Va 4. £lO ells as 111 hamasklavemlluctisliall all Vale al Neale ell *merlon* and QUM= al' Watselord sad at *opt Luria* all Nast Oarsman .. 6 Vi.llatleilima.66l;tZ.P. THE POLICE COURTS. : THIS DAY. II Ls LOUGIi-STREZT. L/{•YLT OK • POLICE nutozAxr lIT TWO I le Two Frenchmen MTh Nought before Mr. Hardwick, °barged with violently smelting Police Sergeant Laws, 19 C, while is the ouset;tios of his duty, Inspector Webb said Lase wee so severely injured that 'LI he was unable to attend at present. He produced the tol lowing certificate :00 *burden' Ito. to No. I, 7 per (3. DM 1114..tal It Ezetd.4 4p et.llt Wu lluisicaisa. SO ... ... II LlmustaNalp.Ous.s4 p.e. st. Om awl Bauder . I certify that Polka Sergeant Laws is confined to his i t bed with severe injuries on the head and face received cm al the evening of the Sad inst. et. "Faunal= TOTIILL , Surgeon, C Division." est. He (Webb) read Imam's present who would state what i t they saw, end he should then apply for &remand. 10 It appeared from the evidence that about eight o'clock ow 10 Mooney night, Laws was proceeding to his du'y, whin ' l 5 " one of the prisoners cause ip to him and deliberately et. knocked him demo. The other prisoner then drew • i t knife from hi. pocket and slashed the defeneelen constable a. about the face and body, end before any assistance could Wi iii lye they made their escape. Lswa was dregged into a tt surgeon's shop, where his wounds were dressed, and he was at, eventually conveyed to hie own home in a dangerous condi- e l" lion. The prisoners contrived to elude capture until this 10 10 morning. Uaad Pwti.s Aaar.Jaa. m . 1 Um Assitaa Clone A Ile . 100 Do. do. Clam Claw 1 t il t{ pat per IP lio. do. CL, all raaL ODA Rau, pa.,No ad MAO do. No.' all M. New 6 pair Cast. Sloe all taet.Unton g 0.6 p.Ct.. 10• Ilan Laaoohl.• all ram AN tat York 1aa.51110 10. IdJA..Porth.Usadaalpol 100 arm% Monitore A OR 01•1 lOC U.). 3 p.a. red. at I IVA. pia 10J Uo. 4. per gnu. 7oined o.Me.a.kitas II onto ea spc 1110 Do. 6 y.e. radeen,Pret. liaq Dawn.* rettemai ep.s Ike Ditto Irititamable • pro. CI Do. Wm. Pre. Miens .. Mantic VW? el Do. do. do. 3P, 100 Do. 81no. Goi most Lltoolor tom. Sham The prteohen, who denied the charge, were remanded for a week. SOUTHWARK. ROBBING ♦ NODSL LODGING ROINIR ell Da do. do. ... lismodlitr•k Torka SU 100 pu eiruL 100 Locks brtglat. 100 Ditto 01.. U.& l p Ct. O I...a.kbthWtsteoe.Tl4ds _ . Datil Mace": Ag. ■ lad .twat 14 years of age ' but an old thief, having neon in custody several times for felony, was brougnt before Mr. C =be, charged wit% being concerned with others in stealing a number of valuable taps arid metal pi,we arum the Metrrpolitan Lodgiog-houses in Nelson ., meet, Bermondsey. Oliver Mason said he was watchman on the premises in Nelsou•street, and on the previous night he saw the pil -1 .over and tour other lads in one of the houses which was matte leupied, end in an undeished state. Tits houses heinog been robbed on the previous night, be went in pursuit, but he only succeeded ice ca ching the prisoner. Bei/east Hart here informed hie worship that the pre. raises were very szteneire, and had been erected by a corn pity of gentlemen on a plot of ground near Pt. Paul's Ckurch, Bermondsey. They were expansively fitted up, with every convenience, and ware nearly reedy for occups tikn. &reever a few nights ago some thieves out effacer!, all the brass taps and pipes and carried item away. Mr. Comhe asked whether the prisoner was known? Nichol, 128 Id, replied t at lac was connected with a dee p: rate gang of yoecg thieves, and had been several times con wired for Mr. C Aube euqeured whether he was scan to carry away any f the taps ? Mason, the watchman, replied that be had net time to take any, es witness was too quick fur lam, but several were cut off ready to be carried away. In answer to the charge, tbe prisoner said he only went into the place fora seemlier, parries, and he had no inten tion Lusted anything. Mr Combs said there smild be no doubt of his felonious intention, therefore he should commit hum to Inv lions. of Correction for three months, with hard labour. Loodwie sChlar. W Londowlern U 04. Do. Y 6 _ _ ..... Li - Nun,. &Cults* AhelasiA Oms.br.* l Do. Pref. 41 Im Ct. . a Ditto SS Plat.* cos anti 100 ' Zo.S v orot.E2t.ll.l6lll 100 Do. Pref.l W 00.91. 190 North findati 100 N.k.ast.— Lisro.tp.eurre. 0 Do. do. do. Is L..). Log&6 p.a. So. 1 9 Do. Do. Um, Mb 10 Do. Took 11 a‘S Para. all North etalloodoldso. BXTBNSIVB FIRES.-( THIS DA P.) Between the boors of two and three o'clock thin rannirg, two ezteostve fires broke oat, by whit% the lives of the inmates were islsord in the greatest danger, one of the Loudon Fire Brigade men seriously Injured, and a large soli mot of yropar.y destroyed. The first occurred at Mr. Charles Tablonsky T..baornoist, No. 36, &ea runt, Biseopegata-streot. The lases were &reorient by one of the City pollee on duty observing smoke from the front rows. Ho immediately raised an alarm . The inmate' escaped with the greatest dielculty, being nearly smothered by smoke. The engines promptly arrived from Wbiteerou.etrest, Wazliatetreet, and St. Mary•ase, end Trot to work soder the direction of Marrs. logo, Brirlgns, and B in an admirable manner. While tit* !wt.? engineer, 11.41i5, was on the third Coy staircase, it fell with a minsodous mash, burying the nu. fortunate man. He was instantly 'Urinated by Noun. Pogo and Bridges, but remains in a precarious state. The ',amid fire broke out on the premises, No. $2, Tower- Westminster road, Lambeth, in the oecupation of Mr. W. Herein, fumy chair maker. The workshops behind were ',creed down, and the Are eommeniested to the pro ' mieer,of Mr. B. Palmer, general dealer, No. 33 ; Mr. W. Badham, general dealer; and Mr. P. Been, shoemaker, Gilberts-mart; all of which were severely &angel. CIVIL LIST PIINSIOML—A return was based this rsorniog of all pessiou granted between the 20th dared lane. 1864, and the 20th of Joss, 1866, lad shame' the Civil List. The total amass k 1,2‘01. Mrs. 'tonsils receives 300 L is eossideratioa of her hulloed's envies in the peail settlement of Vas Die Oiled Lead from 1824 to 1812; sad Lessor I"bllippa Ward, Borsht Nelson Ward, sad Camila Mary Ward, the three daughters of Mn. HOWLS Nelson Ward, the daughter of Lord Krises, She u rns sow Georgie& Illy Fellases, widow of the late unieitac &fetch judge, Lord Foliates, maim SOIL. and Mrs. Moue,.. widow of Cowed Keefe, who ressuy set hi. life is the Bi k tope sr ansport,lool. Thomas Keisetley, 100 i , in esoideraties; of his same to Ideterieel literature Mrs. liana Al Crater. widow of the late 11 T. Crater, Mil i _of the Tr«wrf, 11411.; mad &mobile' Site, widow is: Dr. itt% 1111., deaddimmies sI Os union raptind b 7 1101 bulimia le BOW liiitiasta 1100 lint - i.Viortag`h?Ll ai I Nooqielk Gout' Nee .1 Os Par :to 3S OS 107 IS2 112 die 99 101 y 18 1 16 II ml pa ct 21 21 Sim. 11 DIM rued 44 pot Cam all NO Ditto 44 per at.. el, Mouth WUss pa.% peel all %LT, - IS roainto KAU.WATI. 101 Antwerp add Renard 6 11 4 boleti. Mama Ammon 21 21 dis 10 bes,trts to Gramma= 2 Ms Hiram. baroda &Caul/awl 21 11 pa 10 Dim u Mum/ .it gasiern of name ,13 35 1 1 Du. Nod ........ 1 poi all gad 1ad=.............».1 24 26 10 172. Cdomalod , i 31 pa W 14p C. p. 27 coavert ' all D.. do. H 1 anode , 10 Snail Judd°. to Motel 174 t.l.lraol, °Monads A wool 61 if Ma al. Doalt. Lad. a AIL las& 1 71 lei TO Do. Curt Dadtattoorl 04 67 au Do. Datopy.to o. ot. do. 116 Sri 10 Onat Otatral o 1 ham. 3l 31 pot all Oren Isaias Poalmad I 3 1 ba I Do. lleadirsal jai eat I Ipm 2 Do. Maros. do. pa all Do. do. .... if 6 all GLlAtemadotttra gatkimi t.Blt. 41 an Gt. D &dd. Caladsoldanot 1 11 73 ad &a all Do.flds., pap 37,00 t. till $3 &A 101 SA DO. to. 62. do. SC 108 109 all Do. do. 76, do. SO 112 114 ao Do. do. 73intbott op. 104 Nei all Hamilton add Tarooto al Do. 6 pot Coat l.O 1111 10 1.505 a mot Orman 14 10 =add Itedltanadam all i 6.• 31/ Mark datcala all Do. New all NansaiklAs=rtili mt ) 61 all Mardian of it/ all Ma 101. Mario Date & IleddalladM 131 U all Illorsican Dm& Thear. 9 all Pans and Lyons U Perla aid Omani 43 17 al, Parr add Rasta . . ...» . di .5 ref* kCh al Roam add Haws .... 1141 7 7 1 all !loyal ........ 11 33 loyal ottedla ll 11 dla .0 ...MOM and 311•••• Of 10 .11 D 0.61 pee Ona. Praha — Y. vied. all WIV Flandon.„ all Do. 64 pee PM. Prefer — &deers of hear »».» 11 19 pa all Zaslaed . 1.1 19 AMIIRICAN RAILWAY& Maids Cosaal 1373 73 77 Do. I per seat. ... 1173 73 77 Do. roc art. 19nos oat) ISM IS 71 Nisilpa Gonad. Spr oat. ... 111$ Si 94 N.T.Oestral piteeot. (Ph* IIarDISSI Si Si Now York St stio 7 pcsatfals,ota. 11H Do. do. 10l Do. do do. . Std Wan. I l Ds. Daltdai Yowl ... 1176 Maud PaisJews. Wow kadoon.lll/: Otdo sad Illsoidgpl lot Mot. Rowe ... Do. dot lad Da ... AtastyL C Mal d ta a lloadop Do. do. lad , eta. ... nu,. sad Rodide SFR le nom WO ald *WM" •p. apai 115 $7 $1 88 84 84 II 11% 14 Ole 1131 - •••• - 41M ••• 4 g IS 419. 14 it 7 die. 99 93 611 621 131 111 9 11 iii lie If 124 si as as u lit 4$ 141 117 a 41 : i f PI 9 ilai 92 es 21 10! 142. ioi foie ;Per— st d ' s et ta 'I si • 1.4 In 4 ii li ni 4a II 9 fOl, 1 la N al 30 SI 7 4 8115 r 5 di 3 3 Oa :4 SO it I di 3 rot :r.4 M le 46 46 13j 14 61 61j se so 4 t ar 39 41 41 11 3tl 241 sib 4 2111 7 • 9f 1 iio s s N A 101 3 4 6 •} II I I 3 1 " 6t CI 116 120 110 113 104 166 I f.' 99 191 99 94 4.1 17 174 4. toe tot 74 TO r i l dia 137 119 ii Si rs W. ISi 14 . i Ira pa 119 141 I 4 a die if 109 106 95 b 7 Ili 4 SSi S R 1 7 if •ll I 101 i 1 101le al fll II 78 c Ni nU 411 i 1111 51 2211/zdts' owisP*4 matutY i .- iidopt as I p.a. 151 11 zd JOINT STOCK BANTA Xlll 34 " 22,590 00 40 *MC 3J 40, uu 25 12.1195 LOGO luo au,55, 1159 116,059 lu. 11.000 kilos 100 10,000 10 10.000 20 20,900 50 5%000 60 MOW 150 00,010 150 10,51.1 ILI 50.001 55 92,005 10 115.0 25 10.000 IVO 60,001 01.002 25 52,0211 25 11.200 . 50,000 60 britiiik Nand AOMlc•n I bartered Back ot we lando.oi Imit..demil Oa t it, tbbbW 83 67 i B al i Pa ot Landon.. Bag n iket.,&Aust.tibart .A 1111114 1 ,1 .••• I Us.Cbart. Beak c;1. ►i 6 Po UlttoN Looduo sod Ootasty Loolon 1 Int Ntock Losdna Wisualsopm 17i Ili leS ptc IV 10 id 66 srt:l , t 41;.0f (ra, name irelln4 Neu South Wail )Item. 64.111,*.y..ta1100 Triol Ire land kloyai A tut ritimn tlani.l Ina and todd Iwp Cu. *math Australia (limo of Aymaralia Do. Now UnWu of Load= 0 49 IlaSek.LtAb. 14 , Lit?gym! .Agrlattl!ulal.l ralim kept' 15 •• St $• SO el ad kb 0,000 1,91, acoupoul .NA!!! 015,050 XOl.O so,oto 5 ),000 10,000 50,000 50,000 50 ON _ British AOlBlllllll Lira l.kuuda Lio.6perst-hus.aaAJ sly CrwaS i'w•re 1 Eastern Phu* of helm tkoali !Jahns leiherapb huh th.henuon ra.tkel.snlinnoir M. n. Iron &stew Collier stedittrranere Klett. art. )M r suss a ht./Mohnen atioaal rataLtkau real m.chtrhods .Apd _ Inter. 189,6 7 61 250'0f Swam ~anßuwa C 0.., NOW 4:mt, 647.00 4 . 14044, 100,0 M 14,100 75,044 , 76.000 AMU 10.000 11 1 ,Nora of Kurups " I — lt tal ivar Wil 12 , . --- 0 New ---- 1 E Portbdad Inn Cmitany.. 100 04.1 Hall 'teem. .... .. 1 curb Attar. timbal« 1 Do. New Jb Mouth Atmegrallait Lad .. 1 bawl= Tele,. nem,. 1 Uu. Lb. b1e1..4.140 20 VrastatfAsiekwf C;.tou: 100 an 10040%.•1.410 U 0 0 74 7$ II 9 80 31 a 3 di. 44. 23 113 11 3 •/ Si 54 iii it ai li I i 1:d j sd li 3 3 is Ti . I I f 2 I P g ' 11 Li zd ' I I !.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.orix. The English stook market continues virrtflruiy tbough unmarked by any resumption of soave cps. dons. Prices are quoted 1 per cent. higher the* they closed yesterday. Console were quoted daring tbegreater part of the morning 914 to -hand oow staid at 911 to 1 ex die., for the 10th July. The Three pee Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 924 ; the New Three per Cents. at 92; to 1; Bank Stock at 211 to 212; the Now 30 yead Annuities at 16 15-16 ; Loog Annuities. 1860, at 4; Exchequer Bond., 1858 and 1869, at 101; Exche quer Bills, March, at 225. prem.; ditto June, at 19s. to 225. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. In the foreign teal Mathet the only sale. M. ported are Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at Of ex div.; Turkish at 82; and Mexivan at 211. Russian Five per Cents. ore now quoted 98 to 100; Mexican, 211 to 1; Spanish Deterred Three pee Cents., 18 to ex div. ; and Tutkisb, 811 to 82. As we stated several days ago, the French loan is to be for 760 millions of reine", or about 30.000,0001. sterling. It is anticipated that, as woo the case with the last French loan, suo.oriptioo lists Will be opened in London, should the terms offered by the French government prove satisfactory. la the event, however, of the French public showing their former eagerness to subecribe, it iv considered improbable that any portion of the allotment will find its way to this country. The drain of silver to the East continues. The amount of specie and bullion sbipp. dnn board the Sultan, which lessee Southampton for Alexandria this day, is no less than 648.0481, of whisk 56,6851. is in gold, and the remaining 491,3831. ea tirtly in silver. The destination of the enormous shipment is subjoined t—viz., for Alevind is, gold, 35.8651 • for Bombay, silver, 200.3451.; for Ceylon, gold, 3,51)01.; for Madras, gold, 1,0001.; fur Ciloutts, silver, 89 0801. ; for Singapore, silver, 25 4101. ; fbr Hoag Kong, silver, 66 3651., and gold, 16.5241. • fbr Canton silver, 83,5601. ; and for Shaughae, 213,6031. The withdrawal of a oonsidernble quantity of this silver from the continent accounts in part fee the lass favourable tendency of the continental ex change.. The La Plata has taken oat about 43,000!. in spins to the West Indies. _ Considerable annoyance has been caused in Miuoing-lane and its neighbourhood by the hesitation. and, indeed, refusal, of the Poet office authorities to grant merchants and brokers license to use the stamp upon their " circulars," upon paymeut ot the fee of firre demanded by the recent regalationu. 'fills most use ful clam of commercial pnblications hue been accus tomed to postal privileges for years past, and the withdrawn of them would be attended with great inconvenience, especially in the case of circulars ad dressed to foreign parts and to the colonies. A memo rial on the subject has been address• d to the Post master-General, signed by a large number of first class firms, including Messrs. Rothschild and Sons, Messrs. F. Huth and Co., dec., and it is hoped that the obnoxious restrictions wall 'be abolished.. The following meetings are newly announced, vitt :—East and West India Duck Company, for the 13th July; Union Bank of Australis, for the 23rd inst.; Newport, Abergavcnny, and Weetord Railway Company (ex°raordinary), for the 19 , 11 inst.; and Amsterdam Waterworks (Rhino supply). fur the 7th inst., "to consider what steps should be taken to effect a distribution of the funds in the hands of the trustees." MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The gold minieg shares remain quirt. Coloalul Gold are quoted to :; and Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 6-18 per share. The Australian Land Companies' shares also re main without movement of importance. Pootgibsud shares have beeu dealt io at 15 to 16} ex div.; United Mexican, at 31; and Fortuna Min ing at to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARIcLANE.—THIS DAY. The receipt' of all descripf one of grata thus, far, this week, have been unusually small. The few parcels of Bughsh wheat on sale this morning reaiised the extreme quotations of Monday, and where sales of forAgn were made, that day'a rates were fully supported. II wley steady MID at former prices, end Oats of fine ninthly and condition were rather dearer than otherwise Beans and Peas underwent us change. aital9sLa 11120 LONDON FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 4. On. Radish. Bomb. Ws& Suntan. 920 I Batley 9,0 Oats..— lO I 4to I 16S Malt. 1570 . hand barrels. MINCINCI-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOAR.—Tbe market is firm, but not to &iliac no Testes day, a hen the market cioasd at 6d. advance o,eoo bags Manilla were offered (to day) in public W. the sour,d por tion was bongo' ia at tull prime, toe washed cold at 30s. to 30*. 6d. Ti,. relined market very firm ,a yesterday's prima Curren.-3,700 bags Brasil were bruught torment in public iode, and all bought in at high prices. TEA.—Ths market continues very dull, and sales of com mon Conon to any extent could nut be made without giving way is prices. It Itll.llollquoted 80. to 811, partly nominal. Rica —2.800 begs and:l,6oo bags Bengal sold in public sal...i 14.. 6d., to 16s. Gd., and 700 bags Bombay at 12i. 6J. to 13•., which were (ally previous rates. COTTON.—No basins.. reported. Ors.—Tat public bales are going off at full prices. SPICES steady, without altlirction in prices. In otter articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market as firm to-day at the summed quacations —Town tallow, 60. 6d., watt cash ; Petersburg Y.C. nu th e spot, 625. 6d. to 625. 91.; July, 024.6 d.; 0...t00m tones., 63a. 9d. to 645. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. P.ttenden and Staab report that the eoecants from the plentativas still come tavuarebte, uud the duty te &tog at 2...WA01.; market taw, with but very few hops on era. COAL MAItKET.—THIS DAY. Bien Maio, 191. Id.; Walls End Boleti Kellar , l9s.; Wails End Kellar, 19.. 94.; Walla End South friar& pool, 19•. 91. ; Walla liad Stewart's. 214.-69 (mu Cm • at m trket. A letter from St. Petersburg mention a curious whim ot the pram; User. The marine artier, Evssoweitey, has received directions to revive, on unease, trt.m memory, the Russian vessels which were destroyed for the purpose ot (ominoes the progress ot :be a .rmy. Potios Woax.—The Commisaioners of the Metro politer P.ilice have recently supersnonated • polite-eon stable of the name of William Junes, who won long ctsched to the D or Moryiebone division, atter an ardsous varies of ',early 26 years. West rowan this mace's 'emcee the more es roordinary is the teat that while be was in the force he apprehended the eupreceaeuted number of 31.22 persoos for various offences, sod that from March, 1816, kt March, 1ti0 , 5, he had uo loss than 1,683 persons committed for tail ; walla d ming the same period be apprehended MS area sneaks-0e must dangarous etas* of persons teat infest the metropolis. Joon w.ts much respected by bie supotiois to the force, end is now superannuated one pension or, we believe, 3il. per annum. EXPLOSION OP A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE.— 011 i Memory morning an explosion of • locurueueo snorkel," 1, occurred at the Aldans-mill Jenctien on the &nth Yin shire near Barnsley. Tee engine, which is the property of the South Yorkshire Company, bad pet brought a coal train up from Westwood, end had been shunted for the purpose of allowing another coal train to pare. The driver had lett the engine for the pardon of attending to DOOM points, and the engine and tender, which had been detached from the train, were in the care of the stoker, when • must terrific expiosion took pikes. The shaker, James ()glad, age., 22, a resident of Iffeaticrougb, was blown to a &scene. ut 7U yards, and on tilling to the ground rebounded a distance ut 10 yarns further. Pelt of his en/threw was torn off, and every bone in lib skin bri.ken. Be survived the accident only ten manatee. The engine Was driven by tie concusriott • dis tance of forty yards along the line afar it kid buret, and the tour was el rails belougiag to the dif &nut lines were all se much damaged that the traffic alorg the line was staspendt d for seeem al uours. Fur a drstanoe of 24 yards ens rails along the line on which the *aging wee standing were torn up, and several large plates end c'.her remnants of the general wreck were blown into a wheat field to a distance of 20 •JI SO yards; while the gime in the windows of the pointirman's boast, and the statue Cu the roof, at a distance of 40 or 60 yards from the place, war , broken. Tee wheat le the field adjoining, to halt en acre In extent, and the vegetables in an adjacent garde's, were much &soot heed by the swam vat. , from the engine. Ths cause of the explosion in not yet geuer. y known. A. ea Instance ut its effects we may st.', that . r. Denton, of the Wine Shades, Barnsley, found . ~1 dearer:We trousers containsie tae watch fob sad 'vetch some distance from tee afdy. Deemed was to have been nearviatt next vsek.--Lso* Arnwq. • $ .......,- sr WIN ASAISMD Al VIM IMMITAII6.- -- ..- - • ifoirity MARA - BT.-THIS DAY: flamwava. I enema day. I Mem i OtoWl p. --.4.-- Yeseerlie dleg a. Weird sad OWNS Two °Twee. (Mosel% Loa.6 11W. -.- The English stook market continues vet:yellowy ~mune . lee an wiessem Is though unmarked by any resumption of active op.lsteriss. =ls Mem dons. Prices are quoted 1 per cent. higher than IN 101 they closed yesterday. Console were quoted daring s thegreater part of the morning 914 to -heed now stead eseese: Sa t i M tu 117 • at 911 to 1 ex die., for the 10th July. The Three per Vessel sent nremea) 17 11 ' Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to unseshea.Tentectins 11l 105 mg De. ins la b ht s il a -.-• 924 ; the New Three per Cents. at 926 to 1; Bank Stock at 211 to 212; the Now 30 yews? mom end Mesa lelhelliMmeal 134 U In Annuities at 16 15-16 ; Long Annuities. 1860, at 4; Exchequer Bond., 1858 and 1869, at 101; Excise- lemm rsift er i e 2B " quer Bills, March, at 225. prem.; ditto June, at 19e. a to 225. prem. Omnium is quoted 41 to 41 prem. ec.lerewha In the foreign stock market the only sale. re• OasseiterMelliOs ... 114 li ported are Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 63 1 1 __= w . n n ex div .; Turkish at 82; and Mexican at 211. IMMestriff eel Russian Fiero per Cents. ore now quoted 98 to 100; I=lwisevetseen. - - seeressarl i Ild N N Mexican, 211 to 1; Spanish Deterred Three pee lewmarket rime Cents., 18 to 1 ex div. ; and Turkish, 811 to 82. gaa. I per melt Ownsed 10 Kaseeur....am 4 4 gen As we stated several days ago, the French loan tormance (Mame sillais.O . smalai • ) MI N is to be for 760 millions of trance, or about bus 6 perrOaat. NAL. - .. - 30.000,0001. sterling. It is anticipated that, as wars voessawyreileveles. th e case with the last French loan, sunseriptioe lisle 1111.NNAttaissetTere) .• ... will be owned in London, should the terms offered me 6 l abra mi rle -. ... a by the French government prove satisfactory. la 111P entsse (leaved to the event, however, of the French public showing Omit Ilsethetn , .. ~ 113 1116 agewekery end Reniford their former eagerness to enbecribe, it is considered neselet co Idr.T. gnaw, 64 0 improbable that any portion of the allotment will IsalkSadlordsurenswed to Mr. Wafted n 14 dle. find its way to this country. rem Valley sea.. per et Mt 1111 The drain of silver to the Eget continues. The !Ns St eemeres (Wawa amount of specie and bullion shippt don board the sinew Wesend .. 91 16 NI Sultan, which leaves Southampton for Alexandria JUNI s. this day, is no less than 648.0481, of whisk 1 /Lenard% GU s 1 66,6851. is in gold, and the remaining 491.3631. ea- -1 *Angie &nitration Gold all ••- • tirely in silver. The destination of that euormous We *AIMS Calllorshin 313 siteNellaif 1 asertaten OoretWsris.. au - - 36.6631 • for Bombay, silver, 200.3451.; for Ceylon, as lawasem lees sea. . all 4 7 20 tarnish Iron ~.., .... 14 IS II gold, 3,6;01.; for Msdras, god, 1,000/. ; fur Clout U rems.lmp.(lsAatsLpen. id ll 3f silver, 89 0801. ; for Singapore, silver, 25 4101. ; fee 30 Do.COssandCliW. all 34 Hoag Kong, silver, 66.363 ! ., end gold, 16.52i1. • fbe 10 Do. St. Jelin Del Say 16 30 I Wean% Clews ._. . ~. ...1 1 1 Canton silver, 83,6601.; and for Shaughee, silver, 1 stlia.CoNMlKOs e lant. SIN 213.6031. The withdrawal of a cousideruble quantity • Mtw eeot= wr a elold . 1 4 j of this silver from the continent accounts in part the ache* ec. Uswyer Inters of Eas. all - - change*. 36 eDo Pref. 74 per heat. all - - 6 niag.sAwarallanOoppe an 111 II The La Plata his taken oat about 43,000!. in specie 11 trurstaa ....... 24 • i r rem Nugget Vats Reg. all au temeral 1 (need Duchy of Seam .11 4 Mincing-lane and its neighbourhood by the hesitation. 44 Greet Polgooth all 14 11 and, indeed, refusal, of the Poet office authorities to 1 Liberty 11 •Lutsres all 7 4 74 grant merchants and brokers license ro use the stamp , ... Do. 8............ Leastwise ..... If 14 u pet •Marlquita ~........... an 4 1 demanded by the recent regulation's. This most use- -1 se Granada ..,,, .. ell 4 4 f u l clue of commercial pnblications hue been scene- i eN.usareents.'entee an - - Nouveau Scads - - toure d to postal privileges for years past, and the 2 so Peeurdisad Mbar lAN au - - 154 II ed withdrawal of them would be attended with greet Port Map - Quarts Reek.- all I 60 tanymosy is - • tt I etto. New 30 +mulatto de Cure 1 @oath &unmake brio master-General, signed by a large number of first- -1 Do fiegletared u to fin Croft - - Meows. F. Huth and Co., dtc., and it is hoped that . SIAN •llaited Mutsu all Si 44 34 t 1 , wailer 5 I Wen Manses all 111 The following meetings are newly announced, • • Truelove*. by rumps. OM. viz.:-East and West louts Duch Compaq, for the JOINT STOCK BASIL 13th July; Union Bank of Australia, for the 23rd Is Australasia all 34 13 inst.; Newport, Abergavenny, and H..reford Railway 41.0 itrit.**lleskeLoan On. all - -• COCCI/Soy (extraordinary), for the 19111 inst.; and 30 brittle Nana American all 63 67 Amsterdam Waterworks (Rhino supple). fur the 7th 25 • Unwed Baal of Sala 5 4 ells pm lo Do.do.of 15d.,Aa5.1602. 4 - - inst., "10 consider what steps should be taken to lot My Su 64 6 pra effect a distribution of the funds in the hands of the lieu Colonial - - to. cosaserotalot London- 10 - - trustees." so ens.,ecet a rtSestaiert. all 17i 164 IN i,,,suos i .... • $0 1111 6 ptc MINES.-THIS DAY. 10 Les.Chart.Bealia Aust. I* MP 16 ad 10 Woo New 1 4 als It leindoo sod Oeusty lO 3•1 66 10 Lonnie 3 int stork to - - The gold minieg shares remain quiet. Colonial WO Mo Loodre and womanise g 35 tg o n Gold are quoted 4to 1; and Nouveau Monde, 3-16 It* . Prue.* hngland - - In (*.New .. . .... ls - - to 5-16 per share. Ki Nal smol o, Ireland .... 234 -.- The Australian Land Companies' shares also re- to New South Wales all 13 16 132 ortent. lams tryporauce all 116 119 main without movement of importance. I left Pronnotalof Ireland l3 50 61 ad kb Pontgibaud shares have beeu dealt in at 15 to lag ) s Royal AttAtt'Allefl dant cx div.; United Mexican, at 31; and Fortuna Mia- m i and 'sod Imp. cu 1 - - 1 25 math Austra li a IS 36 se sd log at 4to 1 prem. , 25 Union of Austr.illa 1 _ Do. Now . - • ---- ---- Li id Gahm of Load= - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS inscm.L.Abtous. MARK-LANE.-PHIS DAY. 01 35 AUStTAIWII Agricultural. 17 4 30 11 ri‘ 10 Autazahan Royal Mall Mt - - The receipts of all descripf ens of grain thus, far, Ibis ti to heron st eterworke AO &DUO goners& Lea 4O se Eaglet's wheat on sale this morning reviised the extreme • 0 6 enure' of.stri. it Rad.O 1 - - quotations of Monday, sod where sales of fur.ign wire • o lon • AL tio.operet.Jaa.andJuly lot- - - u 2 ) stati ater, 0, 8 13o.Prelerence O 4 Wel Pamoe of Frame. all - pm Beans and Pew underwent nit change. . O 10 Easels rho! - - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM JULY 2TO JULY 4: 4 , 25 !Jenne lelegraph ... ill 174 114 (11% Sunlit*. Scotch. Itiele. eurelan. ro la ' atin. traMmtuon 14 - - Wheat... ....t ar 04 0 I I 7761 K1 V ra.e.e.Nammou Do. so -- 14 Barley B,O e 5 n. Iron eau Co ll ier all - - Oats.... lO I 450 I' lee In lo oeuitsfranear hieet.aer. eli - .- Mali. 1570 MI 10 Meehan & et.Amertenti 9 44 64 O 1 National PataLtitat. Vaal ell - ... at in Nettarhoda .and ... $ li 11 e 1 Ned warm Coal& leder. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Mama Navigation Co.. 1 - - 1300,411.-Tne market is firm, but not so active be yefilert. '6 I Norm nth. amtralawas all I lad ji4 day, a hen the market closed at 6d• advisee. 0.1100 be a, ei) Norm ot Mumps Meant- 13 - - * I motel Gat .... ....- all il i 14 lur Manilla were offered (to day) in public sale, the suut,d por- tion was bought is at lull prate, the washd sold at 30s. to to 3 Veer Tai air 24 Ai 60 resew mOnestal memo all - - 30*. 6d. The refined market very firm ot yreterdey's prices. a Do New - - Curren.-3,700 bags Brasil were brought tureard in Y. 2 Portland Iron Company.. .L 1 li public .. le, and all bought in at high prices. in 100 Omni CUM 'mem .. _ ... 10 73 72 74 TEA.-The market continues very dull, and sales of com- e. I curb attar. tneease. sh If 1 * 1 Do. Neer SO 2,5 *Mtn Autraltaa find .. 38 iei tri sil E smirysitiogeownig;mis prises. o rkv aty ell tumulusiet could quotedut Bi be 4. 7 o a B d i j e . 7 ps i i b r lu y t nominal. 'Ai I MaarinelWest. went,. eh I n o ) un. um he m merso ail 1 Rica -2.800 begs and:l,6oo bags Bengal cold in public to 20 frustatLowelcult C;,thu: 0 - - sal, et 14.. Gd., to 16s. Gd., and 700 bags Bombay at 12r. 61. 10 100 an Dimes' , LAW! COTTON.-Nu business reported. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Jere.-Toe public bales are going off at full prices. SPICES steady, without alteration in prices. NU A Pas- Mar- Total. Total. In otter articles no material alteration. Bauman. emu. smote. cluadles 1663. 18M. -.--- Week ending June 30. £ A TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. ew and liteeth Waters •• - '.• - 6 . 18 1 &An The market is firm to-day at the aunesed quotations.- -Town tallow, 60. 6d., note cash ; Petersburg Y.C. nu th e LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. spo t, 521. 6.1. to 625. 91. ; J u ly, 024.6 d.; Lktooer tones., warm, JOLT 3.-lhe m.r.et hue prevented a dull as. 635. 9d. to 64r. y. bet dosed whet bett.r Dian at its opening. Dlmdalk and *idea. 14 i4-Est Lasemu.re, i9l. N. 30.-1011ernsy Juno. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. 4 .34 -Laticarthro ...tar tures/lire, sir 4-tondos and Salk Meters. Pattenden and Smith report tact the &accents era ( .'” h Marti), 1I -London owl South Western. 1154-ilia;. from the plantations still come tevintrabie and she dot seer, ruselliala. and Liorou,a re, .54-111thand, 711 3-North , y a t , 14 71-North Casters (Lewis Capital Mom), 14 141-Suers doing at 258 , 00 0 1 .; market aro, with but very few Lops en ern, 64--Oatord, wino are, earl Wolverhampton, IP 14- tier. Lelerea eltuck A. 4S. 1•1 •uut• 6 , c.1.411 6 141 I-Aberdeen Six --- nat. in pr., 9 9i -12..0.0uni elf per Dem, MI I 9 -Northern COAL MARKET.-'PHIS DAY. a A,429441-lu.t.i ,s, Is.: lot-Orem W.MCsneda,ll4 24. Bei m Maia, 19s. dd.; Walls Bad South Reline ' 195.; w.n. Bud Kenai, 19.. 94.; Will. End South Hertlr pool, 19i. 9i. ; Walls End Stewart's. 21.1.-69 (Mu silo at PARIS EXHIBITION. market. ..---.0.-- I a meeting of the British jurors held this day at A letter from St. Petersburg mention a curious 14, Rue c u Cirque, Paris, Lord Arth burins In the chair; whim of the present Usar. The marine artier, Evazowekey, int, tee Marquis ~I Hertford. Lord lihelbarne, Lora has received directions to revive, on unease, trim memory, the Russian vessels which were destroyed for the purpose ii, Sir George Clerk, Sir Charles Barry, 8.A., Sir ot ether uctieg the progress of the • .rmy. pt. o.liffo, Meters. Addington, Amos, Dr. Arnott, T. Potioe Wom.-TheCcimoviseumers of the Metro- ey, Bard, Butterfield, A:dsrman Carter, Cockerel', poh ,.. 1 ,,,,,.. h,„ recently auvt . a .. te4 a pule, -.0.- ~ W. Crum, T. De la Rue, Warren De la Rue, Evelyn stable of the name of William Jonee, who wt.* long attached of nearly 26 years. Wcat return this Men's se:Vices the AUG, M.P., W Pairnairn, W. Felkin, T. F. Gibson, to the D or Merylebone dtvisinn, alter an arcisoos service i nt ur o c r e e b e e n a r p a p o r f e d h in e a n r o y e :s ti r e fr ub l p so r t ece th i g e t bu vrt i s n le um be tn w r as of ii . z i tto I. Hamilton, Lenient of the Geological Society, J. ley, C. Kntght. J liacAdam, inn., D. Maelise, B A , I,.raots Inc TuflOtt. offonces, cad that from blareh, 1846; to !wens!!, B. A., J. H. Robinson, Dr. Boyle, J. Scott ell, Warrington Smythe, Professor Tyndel, Profesaor March, 18.25, he had nq less than 1,683 petunia comeratted is, Professor Wilson, and T. Wiakworth, it was re- tor mei ; wonedating the same Wiwi he apprehended 626 arta sneaks-We must clangorous clam of perpo ne t eat in f es t is unanimously, • f bat it is deeirable an early intimation should be given the metropolis. Jones wos much respected by his 'arteriole 111 the P farce, end is now superannuated o n a erasion sir, we is British public of the greet excellence of the Eabibi• bel i eve , 3 51 . per annum . and of its marked ativence in the objects exhibited EXPLOSION OP A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE..-- On tl et tf 1861. That it is tunnel:loy worthy C.:saturation Murray morning an txpioinou of a lococueuvo aegis. occurred at the Aldans-mill Jenctirn us the Booth V-nrk- Ow, of manufacturers and their workmen, and of all es in the United Kingdom." shire ltsilway, near Barnsley. Tim engine, which to the rerty if tke South Yorkshire Coeval.), bad pet en, July 2, 1666. b r ou gh t a coal train up trom Westwood, sad had been -- - -.- shunted for the purpose of snowing rinotber coal train to ver had Lett the eagles lot the ppyi,,,se of IRTIVI AND DEATHS IN LONDON.-In the week ended la t Saturday the deaths of 1,273 persons, of it ai te s Udi l n le to d so n some points, and the caste. end tender, which had bet:detached from the traio, were in the Oars of the 1 n, ..n 66° . were The r m c a tu lt rn . an il d ko " les MI. mains , w ere a w se re un ieg th il a t t er a .4 thine ,cuter, j w a h m en „ B oi m e ir t e i r g r e i , d i e22:3slresiludnentr OlklliPerhe.routgkub, cue week, Wheat the number Was 1,076. lb.. result " was blown to a datince ut 70 virile, and on !idlingto the mused by as accreand mortality, but by an taiga Into ground rebounded a distance or 10 yams further. Pelt of Velure (watch re o'l%l at 1 i° end of a quarter) of cal" his cleaner was torn off, and every bone in Lie akin lard by coroners, s hien have accumulated during pre- bri.ken. He survived the accident ocly ten minutes. 'weeks. The seems ot the present cetera Olive the The engine was driven by the COLICUMIOO a ele- ct. d average te 148 Luc week the births of 879 boys lance of forty yards along the line star it bad burst, and the tour sale el rails betongiag to the dif- -163 gine, in elf 1,732 chiidren, were registered 1 , 61. el- le the ten oorreeponling week' of the years 1846 64 y.,..„ t , lines s e re all so much damaged that the traffic alorg more', number was 1,484. the line was impeach d for men al uours. Fur a distance of FOUNDLING.-00 the 16th of list month en 24 yards toe relit along the line on wined the *aging was 7, about m u mat o, old, was left at the gate of the standing were torn up, and (Wirral large puttee end c'.her /ditch workhouse, at midnight, in a basket, with a note resesanis of the general wreck were blown Into a wheat Is. 61. The knowing is a copy of the note:-" Sir, I field to a distance at 20 .ir 30 yard.; while the glee in the or 60 yards from the place, were is gogore to my to say that necessity drivel me to this act 1 so window. 01 the Pufate lolo.B !louse, and the elates en tee rue! to t o b w e n c e r h im ild .' , " an d dr pile:iellopodr7ec.be!Tea c hat. roof, at a &state. of 40 broken. Tile wheat is the field adjoini ng , t o b a ll an acre m to y I will take my child asete. lam terry that I must in extent, and the vegetables in an a:l,l.cent grrdts, were service, and 1 will give 2.. 6d. a west. Pianos in put much 01,1001 .rand by the steam 5,.4 wet., from tr• engine. hild In the wetoriure• ward, sad 1 will pay li. 6d. a The cause of the explosion Is 1:1012 et goon, ? Ithown. A. more. as instance ut ill effect. we may et- , I the: . e. Dalton, of A the Wine Shades, Barnsley, found c ....rtimi of deocaud'e 1 half-srown has sisal betel resolved. her no due to trousers coniainint 4coase tee water fob sad w etch some distirele shod is if s t it e l ig ie h s t i. w al er y ks " O w ld e ir r l aere wil lt l . P rew .nm ege . fle ssig hea" tether lia. est been found. TM 0114 died of eim. from tee body. d Was to have been married next Me se Os Walt. - 1 volk.--Latih Arnwry. • 1.. laawava. Mem 1 Toww6w. W Named sad 119406 (lissol le Lomb N.W. ISO Ileddle6wlWh• Wanks 9N.Wwlera) 1110 1110 Cll=l6 11111 0•99911914 WO 101 1901.1wWw9. Naga 0•19 D an 116 1 1 T GlownOW (Wassi Is I Weans) 11 N 60 193111991,(L1ratk911103 10/ 109 NI DD. ins 116 16.6 f Awes 1W0.... —— 111 Lin o LsisallaskEsares) IS se Ass) N 91 100 Opal II 100 um, 411116 • 10 Lan.,111995, (lawsiwralrliOn. 1.13 1$ 3 • 14 = ▪ •••••••••• iwlW 61001114.1111119. 100 O 111=19•816wIlir ms N N 11407 pm. I per welt mni 0.0.6 to Krum * 4 pa 60 Aorthansa • (Inuse 96116%.0n006w) 111 el all awe S pie Ont. 9110.• ••• $6 IrsiWwi_WWW•( l / 9 0.1.011. 111.60.10.easlifort) 44 UMW 1 =Me ••• 00 a (lewd le la Ong Ilerthst Di 113 119 sad lieniferd 19r Osion ewslowy d to Mr.T. Broom ti • Saillordettro wooed Is lir. WOoto) • 1 War Valley pa. l per et W. WI AM ells a MAMMAL (Wooed rot.. otootored . N 06 I I @MM.. &PO 1 1 *Aisiglo &habilis* Gold aII GU .- 0 •SIID 1 00 +does Callbralaa all f 1 31) thmtrallaif 16,1110 I doimaliais OerdWara MN 50 litaamma leas & Coal ./1 6 7 DAN 20 tattl.3 Ina ....... U tfliss.lmp.(ishat.sl.poi. MI ll If 10 Do. Como sad C`a all I l 10 Do. St. lobs Del &ay II 10 *MO I Canon% Cram —. . 1 1 S IS, 1 sl.lla.Coehta ios I Pm 11. 46 DobreO tll 1 5 . 1 10, 1 ,Ooimial Liold . Da9 10 00 50, ft. abover lemur. of Rm. all 30/0 U *Do Pref. 74 par Omit. all 7, 5 •iiimaAmtrallanOoppt all If II 113,000 1 *Yortuaa . 1 11 I 10,000 1 i ram Nkagi.7 Valais.. all 11111,000 20 *Damn' 77,000 I °rand Duchy 01 Wan al 11,000 41 Brea[ Polgooth all if 111 60,000 1 Liberty 10,000 I t Loewe. all 7 76 1.000... Do. B. ............ 10,010 Lositaalais ..... If lf If pe 141,45 i•Marlquaa I I . ........... ai, I 60,0 0 ow °mask% ....... . all 00,000 s3..Lhiars. Ills..Sai.o i all 1100,1101 Noumea Moods 10,000 20 itooribsoil Wow 10 1 all 100,00. Port Ptah* --...... 1 03,00 (Marta Rook * 10.000 50 01.0yeramy tros„ all I) I 14,000 1 *lto. Now 7000 10 +maim.° 4. Cuba 1 . 1 0 144 6 511,t0 , 1 @oath hortrallat lady 133,000 1 Do lkiliasred ...., a/l i 41,000 la no Croft 411,17. 111.2.61 •Ualtad Muir* all Si Si 70,00 1 Wailer 100,000 1 Wept itartpea .ll I • Trambrabla by lamp.. OWL TRAFFIC RETURNS. NU n PM- Mar- Total, opou. sewn. cbattalso. Lib& Wool aueJog J moo N. Glossa sad South Wawa ItattvLys. LOCAL RARE MARKRTS. Lansaw', Juar 3.—lbe nwraet het prevented a ram dull sweat all day. but thmal whey bett.r tb.n at the opening. Uuodalh and EnniAntem i4—Bast Lannum,re, ,91. 8.. ad.—Killarnsy Juno. Wit, 4 4i —Latscorbtro lurtantre, Mg 4—London sod Nan Western (1-7.heltarm), t —London South Werterm 9J 64-11an ebasw, 4D. .la. and Lorolmn re, .211-211Man4, 721 6—North Brinell, It 71—North East.ra ( Lamm Capital Stem), 14 l —North Wenteen, ne--Oatord, Woe* 'tee, mad Wolverhampton, II) 14 St. elates'. auw A. .454 $9 numb ea.t,na lai I—Aberdeen air cant. in pr., 9 9*--banauru ola per Leah, 19J 161—Northern Lama A,429441-111.t.. ,s, ln. In4—tired W.WCanada.2ll2lg. PARIS EXHIBITION. At a meeting or the British jurors held this day at' No. 14, Rue r a Cirque, Pens, Lurd Astbartou In tho chair ; present, the !damage r,t Hertford, Lord Bholburne, Lord Bich*, Sir George Clerk, Sir Charles Barry, R.A., Sir o.liff., Mreirs. Addington, Amos, Dr. Arnott, T. Beatty, Bard, Butterfield, A:derman Carter, Cockerel', R.A., W. Crum, T. De la Rue, Warren De la Rue, Evelyn Daii4OG, M.P., IV Fairosirn, \V. Falk's', T. F. Gibson, W. J. Hamilton, Pertinent of the Geological Society, J. 'Lade, ' C. Koight. J liacAdian, jun., D. 111aelise, B A , C. Raman, R A., J. H. Rubinson, Dr. Ruyle, J. Scott Russell, Warriugron Smythe, Professor Tyndal, Profesaor Proters.a Wilson, and T. Winkworte, it was te lecasts(' unanimously, That it is de.irable an early intimation should be given to the British public of the groat excellence of the Eabibi• tion, and of its marked adveoce in the objects exhibited over tt at tf 1861. Theft is tunnel-10y worthy a:saturation of artists, of manufacturers and their workmen, and of all 01111.119 in tho tioitrd Kingdom." Petit, July 2, 1866. BIRTIDI AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—In the week that ended la t hietureity tb• deaths ut 1,273 persons, of whom 880 were male. and 604 I. miles, ware registered in Loockn. Tao r.itirn shows an iucnue un that of the prevr.us week, whru the number was 1,078. ibis mule ' not caused by an increased motility, but by an laid* taw :the registers (which I. ;level at t eod of a gainer) of eases , returned by curators, %tack' have accumulated during pre vious weebe. Tbe enema oi the present return *bore the comma d average is 148 List week the births of 879 boys and 863 Kith, in sit 1,732 chin:lnm, were registered 1 , 6 L.ll. don. In the ten oorreenuntling weeks 01 the years 1846 64 the rrrrr Re number was 1,484. A FOUNDLING.—On the 15th of hot month an begat, ativut two wuctea WO, was tat at the Bete of the Bboreditch warkboass, at elialoget, to a basket, with a note and 2s. 6.1. The laluwing is a copy of the note:—" Sir, I I ms 1101i7 to My that ateenity drive! Me to tide Sea I as not cruel to my own child, and so I will prove. MT has band is gone to the Crimes, and, please God, wbea he sc hwas I will Wu. my child sesta. lam carry that I must go to 'snipe, and I will give 2.. 6d. a wee*. Phew to put the child In the wet-nure• ward, aad I will pay ti. 6d. a week, and if it lies in my power I will pey eamettuag more. The ishild is eight works old; usae. Gorge Oates." A emend helPerown hes sine* beet% reeeteedi het no dee to the nether bas yet been found. The ehild died of TO se tie Walt. lit i 17i it vs SI