The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-30 00:00:00

, • THE EpAgss, SA.T EVENING, Jun .si ..,„. ____ ___ MUSK: fto adverete the provision a Octopi groat and prdecs skiße LIS7'.-TH.M . A r 99.1T1119 PONIZIIIOI46 I Sala tear es I i for the working people se well as the comervation of the NA N I ALILWATIL I • Ci te ng eeeC N I tot p.m. THE CRP!' EONISTS AT EIMER HALL. /std paths war every large town. -....-e...--- . The tiacred Harmonic Society have paid a grace- Sr Wal l= Oh. Rev . Fria" Bayley , sad 11 r. 0 . I* * o (1014 X- iu an Winne it es. Ls in as as d 941 rat Weed. an the meeting. The railway share market to-day is rather better. 84. 100 ler. 41C.In.g.firt.c. 94 noi a ls i ld - ful complained to their tuneful brethren of Prince be do. B. arediE 4 41 - girlag. hp spit, ,p s rt., ni.ince got up ee p reee l y aw d *-••• ** ** The wwwwittee tchasacted. wws eleetwd f° '' the next year , "id o t h e r An improvement of about f per 00111 t. ban occurred iii la g in most of the principal stocks. London and North iii an elusively fur third l'iiliiduly, this courteous' ileeiP Western stock is quoted 101 t 0 1 ; Great la all Da PeNwenee 6 04 .... 100 100 11n1L,Breat.,..10ixtertcli ea • considerahle ileirme marred by an untoward occurrence Western 69i to • i ; Midland, 117 to 1113 • lan- Spa p dt, hoo. 1. t 872 -awns accidental .leLiy in the distributioa of the ticket. el THE POLICE COURTS. cashiro sled Yorkshire, 1044 to 1 ; Caledonian, isiertudernawl.u. 76 se - the ineitstion ~. i t h.t the ball, indeed of being crowded to (THIS DAY.) 921 to 43 ; and South Eastern, 8151 to j. mo oe Do. July t b. 1572. ditto. 78 L 8 100 100 Do. Juno 1874, ditto. 111 1 . - •-• den as mu expected, was scarcely half fall , further decided recovery has taken in s weaned; sowers- t dis 1 pek id - sib The eatertmonieut, screi thetas, went off with greet ielal. of 93 1 CapeT.anselap.s.pa. a t e l 3Ma - MANSIONMOUME , the securities of the Grand Trunk Iniyo walarii,-- !tie 71 NAO. MIL WS mat. 1 I die in - The hail •u decorated, in houour of the valor, with arrarPTlD SUICIDE. woman, Canada. Great Western of Canada Railway are firm IS: t .....,..., , oLls ad 100 9 "- ad tricolour ergs awl teener. ; and on the frost of the t Mare Inn liollaad, a y -clad, dissipated gallery there vim inia riled in large letters, "Ana A r um. described ar •• dealer in clothed waa dulled with attempting OMDINAIT SHAMS AND BLOCK& - 110 16 Des..lllAsigairo dl , M 7 Ed ..= I " WI " ww hare. !" The meek " waiated °I a Judie". to comm it "i6de blelee druwmi laid ag tha her t le a l b f• out five o'clock the 88, Ipg I &always, o . 1 g a m e 1 0 .. gap 103 all De. 41 p. eLDeheat I am"( Pli He en De. •p. a so. .. leetiou front the works •.1 Handel, well calorlated to give peter to previous afternoon he saw the prisoner standing at the 1 110 all Oedema lielheerne 2l ill the stringers an idea of the power of the mighty meter, sad bottom of the steps at Loqdon.bridge in a peculiar way, 121 all Birsa.,WoL tkitourVaL 8 Si - el HO Dread That al . 161 27i :7 0 1 an Si .4 the sonnet in which his music is performed in England. which led him to go down to her and ask her what she was 04. NO Mrt,Lon.,daweifelse. 16 71 - 101) all Do. I pre ct Prot. 88 91 111 111 -- 100 all Dallee.Prialltet.Ds. 70 Tit 1 ... P. The brat part wall front Season ad Judge Ifseesb., after. She mid she waited to crone the river in a boat, : L a iwoh lgickb.ra iwd Tw .,, - - but no waternen wooldtake her, which witarma thought very * on paseeeithefrioet MAC 0 74 - 100 all Do. 8 peel Dam.. 47 * •'• 1 . CUM ...saw bug with the " Hallelujeli • from The Jfesent The - 100 all De. I par et. Me.- 47 71 TO (odd C. fordable, as she appeared to be drunk. He told her she et. 100 Bristol and Lutist - 100 ail Do. do. van._ 66 00 Ile wed part rose from boot is babe. Thad could net had better go bode, and raying she would do so she went ta, 100 Caledonian - pedbly he • • neon enthusiaatic audience ; and their main. away ; but about a quarter of an hour later he am her ()onto ell all Oset sad Ammo -sal 100 Greet Indian Pentanda CP 978 Ed en Ii ia Si 7 - to 6 Do. New •taallf wee discriniteatin‘ ; for their most rapturous i beck. rua down the steps oa the opposite side of the bridge, 2 .1 car..... 4 ~ L ush, w ere b ee t www i on ahoiw thin . which and throw herself into the water. Jumping in after her he AA no die until - - - 10 13 &of India g. tp. et. 1 1 li its rid - ... dragged her out, took her to the station, and then went gari id j all D. Dta bd l3 . p.c. o be tel dtoß. - -• 101 sll Wad °wade mares 101 111 lle 1 Jr. - - - 901 18 Do. N - have always heee sellaniest es the eoesPoees". M ete " after her husband, who now in court. 116 all Dead., P s :rth, A Abd.ln. 8 9 . - 100 all Do.Bds..pargftall6o 66 98 - .uhievements. Mathew :limos- Dolby ' s deeply expressive A man, who looked like a waterside lumps:, mine for. 14 100 Diat Anglian l6 17 - 100 all Do. do. 72 On eo 96 98 delivery of the beautiful air, " Return, 0 0.1 of Hosts" ward, and said he had been married to the prisooer for IL 100 fasteen Cowan, 66 66 69 i 0 100 all Do. do. 78 thoullop. 96 98 _ - about- 100 all D0.10.04.71dA,pay.77 03 92 - was listesed to with rapt attention , eel loudly applauded ; twelve years, but had led a very unhappy life since I t 1 1 0 res tesi D .U . ni°e• 84 .9 r i, : 7 8 - owing to her drunkenness and dissipation. . She 0 0 o n z oo r, &ma Miss Parepa's brilliant execute.° of " Let the bright- - - St. 1100 Do. do. & per et. 96 97 a d WS 6 ad often left home fora week or twotoge ther without - •eraphitn," with Harper's eplen.lid trumpet accompaniment, lettin him know ii all DitW - - fit. 100 Do. 4,1_ psi ea BEMs. 10 92 d - g where she had been, e had sold or In 100 !Alan d Glasgow 77 78 - 10 10 Do. dk Iston. do. - 11 1 ass 5A mole • great Optima's : and the fine chorus, " Let their pawned everything in their room, and had even left him OR 100 Idinbro ,Perth r Dundee 30 202 204 1 81 10) Melb.Corp.tip. et. Bond• - - - - 10 all N. Brunswick& Canada • leitial concerts," WM r• hemently eucored. But the without a bed to be upon through her misconduct. A night 10 ell .......__POeth nnit:l . / Wo e Jove. 103 ;a - ... It Ho otar A esp. sh. ;,,.areal aaaaalloo Was created by the astonishing energy oe two MP she came holed a ft er being away • week ! Oulu , 10 a u 0 5 =7,,,,th 0 f N o w.' - -.- 91 an Du. do. • Lod do. I I •-. drunk, and oe course he remonetrateil with her , so she left .ad vocal power dupls. ed by thine Reeves in the call to . ' llt. 1 Gnat Northers - again directly, and he sew no mote of her till she was N. 1 Do. • Mock 114 111 - 20 all Do. do. land do. & T - and " Soule' an 5ir...." which be rag am moue la me e w ay . 114. 100 B Stook 120 112 110 i 10 fa. Gude (1/eited) - - but he can sing . It raced a tumult of shouts The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner what she had to lay. SA IM. l oath es West. (De 1114 1144 ,-- 81 100 Made 9B 99 ad 11111 ad N 40l 091 i 90 7 Do. ls 11 to id - .ad aerhustAtioas : sad I its repetition pdedided, She replied that it was all owing to the ill-treatment of her mi. I , ' Gain Western _if poemble, errs jammed itzeiteareaL The ratehler husband, who was always beating her and turtling her out k il t 1 1 , , lawal i wia Dklistri b a y e ' l " - whabita rmi imi ll jog g St. 101 Delnd.B l lC.g.6p.et. 96 Nad -- 19 1 rd. Sole I I ill• - of doon, although she gat her own living by dealing in se ~,, - lialielajah" w" thoroughly aniede" The riddance clothes in Pett' o ne. As to the attempt to drown her- ita, - ire - Lionadelosaall ia." alli amkwall Otest 111 69 li n t 114 were aware at our English cartes if shading during this self, she grit a little ton much drink through excitement, and 16 eh Iseadeatlimill.•Dov. 11 12 - (home. for they started at raw to their het when th e a ri t eke didn't know anythieg Nether about it ; butshe promised et. 100 Loader& Berthr era. toti 1012 1014 # # 'AZ I Oh. I Dom. I N 100 pries'. I ears. ~.tees Wille Israel, sail listened with a reverential awe, which if discharged never to do sack a thing again. rt e . I: D lcelem=W e Nr a ter It t it 1 IN,61019: lO6 - - 16090 St. it p et. Fret, Ma 100 - - - - •,.. widest from their desprosor se well me from the The liumbeed mid her promisee were of no value. fThe u • . ii - 11,00,911 el. Bast sad Writ Lads 100 - - - - - _ envenom of their subdued bia kopewatlaued applause. had once before been imprisoned for • similar offence, and la e ll a, aa g 10 kakete IL Lanka 100 - - 00 i hail in and again promised him to reform, but each time Bt, 100 Baa.jnies.,&ilsoolaoli 60 41 .... 101440 k 114. 84. Isdadne - Is the selectee from fermi Is Ann, the graded effect only herame worse than before. 10 4 Metropolitan 0 2 /181,11111 IL Southansptoo - - - was prothered by the " Haibitese Chorus ;" by the exulting The Lord Mayor remarked that she had got a tremendous It. 100 Dildlead M. 100 Ds. Bird A Derry.. N el 96 t I‘Ne $9 Do. New - crs of Miriam, " Bing unto the Levi, feeble loth triumphed black eye, and inquired bow she had come by it. . 14 sal MM. GA Western lrei -.-. _ ~.„‘ t o wl y . - u tt m d b y mi n t haw with a power . 1 i She sael it era. given her hy her huaband, while he said she IN ait Norms ,. oho c or 6 ohr _ _ - , grit it bv filling downstairs when drunk ;_ but the avoidable 20 a il N Aber~ Here. 10 11 - rrtgy which drew lank • Ilload Um* el Whim : arid I ee id he hi.i hosed from the neighbour. that she got it in ais I Nowyyd . Andeit.dist... 7 6 ills - Ne. 18h I Stun& I 9,1_ 11g. prices. I dales. Sl' ihs Omni lialeherna. " The lone and hie deer bath He stead. op light, which she had with her hualseedoit Thursday la all Newry, Worrenp. Alas - - - .... .. Cedbov.Sp.c.Jan.ikluLlloo 112 114 act -* t.at Wks therm" N ise Norfolk - .... .. Do. 6 pet ord., 1881 ..,100 - - - 641 a; Northern Counties Us 24 a dla - Do. 6 per dot. 1879 -1100 - - 1111 11 ad After the soloort. " (dad rows the Queue" was swig. and eillittew.r."l that thr P air were p rett y well matched ' a° ft IN North British .. Do.. I per cent, Mr) .. 'lOO - - - th e e, . preps per 1., 10, 7 ‘. ; . suc h ha w Na g ,,,,,d h. , The bard Mayor rnorirnanded the husband, and ordered s h au North boor kott aD. - ,_ - -• • .. Daily*/ et. Yetaa Amino to lit - o.era al Misona, which ... a d a i , ~ba b , "b e wa ft alb. the wileteenior Weber own FOCOOIaDOOS to keep the peers lg. au Drs. A - - - •• • • . Do. Spa et. Mart Sep. 100 110 112 - haat* Theo. • genders X. Loam* we prep* la 4 " awl "' la 100 IL heirs-Derwtek_ I Do dpir err. MO 90 1004 ad tini i 100 is tee el the side pallen•-• adiatelog the esehesten, wade LAMBETH. * 16. De. O.N.Llare. 11 Op 0. IM De. Leeds iIIIOOOO 1 n o. & &m a _ se - -lad Alf 62 Ss -- New Brasew.Oov.ip.et.,loo 105 106 rd - • shed speed is Preach, the Pee 4 whisk dd ea as OLD coils AVOCKINUMILLT mina el 105 la Tod - • • .. :.• N. & WallisOv.i.a.lllllloo 98 99 oil - .....-Ii the piece where we were, la its orepilmotary Setword Lode, a middle-aged man, the privet att of •It 10 Kalb Imilea i d -id .... .. - • port way sully he un ,apleseiL It was eased by his bone-couper. and who Wield is fin hi WM 10 all Nealii&Westentlera Ili 10 - .... .. Do. 11 p. a, Del - try se• with loud sad rellenned riasela sad the pieced at the bar before the fiat O. C. Nedra. as • sh an Narda l leSird'hini• •• • 4 4 die - .•o I.Lly brae up la • state ef high ezeiterest. II 10 NettAbGraotheioi&C. 6I al herr eireented with oases eat is enaest, la didalluthel ilk Hp opeoe or ..a worm at ad - - .... .. Nova earl. 6p.a< ML .. Deb. redeem. 117/1 - got -• • 8. And Gov.* p. a loads NI 107 100 ad - Mr. Witham Harvey. • Istsatiar tritels at 'FL HI all Peebles -- _ •••• •• • „.. .. [ Vic. Ov. op. c JamaNl7 IN - - - The p' M 4 ably respesishis era, diesserd that se a penannwon - - _ ..... .. 1 Do. do. ap. c. Adi 044 IN ICIS 1071 WM 4 "'Me,' morning • Part! .4 the ( 'rPhiollika en the same ••• of Nasky farlaklet It • was walling - aired 10 aU - - ~ i he special train to te maw. per 6664i1 WIGIIID 60 Waladoirsied. wilds a man of roppeellahie app8116606 OIL 1110 6 1 6 117 06616 . 91mArd it. a Ab....a M ai 114 - 101 ZION OBLIGATIONS. 1.....1w ii . sad the slinesseitium of gad will en awe up le him sal said be wished he would oblige him by OS- - el Midland lll St - Sh. I Pd. l Barman. Riede' prior. I fklei Ow i.irt se tlie alai* wee beyond all pears. Wee Ye Olialiak Livery-etablea, awl worming •• et. Union 0 41 -dr 4 all .11.Linamboarg 6p. .cwt ill - TU. o 4"11.1.14 ands 444 . 4 ". 1 `Mk Ys Pillarot beta hia. He redid Qat be was no judge of • 10 i s &Nb s ; i ii: , 8 - * an I Do. Issued at L 15.... 17 17 - ,egiL.nty adi wader, Sala the erection d Ness paletron base, aid therefore wend be id no use is purchasing ea, Nog - teal ,Lonitianto-Vsnet 3IL e 10 1 - •pp..ntwi ler MIA_ 111pud the 0 7#10.01161111 sessoillee. ea& The era, who repreessaid dawn as an omnibus 010 Moan NI 00 k M I V/ •111 North. of Treace Sp. et. le 11 - I•s••• 18 • 1 • 1 7 la Ml* *ravel a Wail sad preeleas te , aid all he waded bier do war to hid money for 84. IN eolith Dabs 67 0 10 an I Do. (Boalqpel 4 1A 01 - - - "e. _ donne the Palmer wad Mut, they all isel es Os Whine eased sad pay down •• depot*, as the man in charge of ...St. 100 _,, ..,_ lll Ycgta k w ,* 11171° w .' 78 1 to all Do. dateCtssrlac 411i.e. 11 IS - Hart Mai, where they periwig of • subsilantial adhillea I bed veered to let hire have it. H. hashaly writ with i' s ' a l -- =,,," ii Dtil -- gh gni isi - 60 ail Paris& Lydia 6 inroad. - - - The Oath sietherlahe also did es . ..rabies lo lids power he Pe peon into the stage, when they Iced the primmer, * 0 Lim o mu. 9 pia le 10 all I Do. New 3 cent.. ltd 121 - 4 sllllltoyalB &word - - - rho the Asa speed& es the onagers. 0 the spa& who vainer to bar to de la* the former, saying so. ur yes vela - - - 63 1111 leostbaraelleancleip.e. 121 - ,Hwei d that simboiep Mt Oscar s woo throws IS made was • Quaker, i tei wall the horse to 111 ell Meta - 100 ell Tudor Zaaturealll we. - egos to sad the =a aliaded. AI IMO aid the IMO, bet dr ell have no te dal with hilW. IS ODi dal pm pa - 10 all WAlD.R.sthereap.e. 11 14 - a the IMO 0616616 i theft ias. 1 ••• • isrudardos end. They di three them wen a the bona is the 2e 11___Do..., Di 68 - .ass the se me el their mead director% the, asighlentriased. whew the am he hod O l t:* pollsd out r . a 7 ,, --- P r & pa ci g h ,,, 104 ii JOUR' MOB BABB& loomed 66.61111 a hypos, &Mewed up be " tad Pre the • raostity styli and Pip sad /Woe thsa ea Mr able. j ( jo sy s e s i or a & Numaii - - No. I Da. BASIL I Pd. I Ct. prier. Bales Qum," w.A. se the agent mimes of Ohs prop is the Be Iwo beta abed 11 Ni Is ild kilt r love the nomeY * al tress Carswell SI Si 10,000 100 Agra awl U. Sir. liar .Is - - - It; t load, Z i r iaigy epresed the " Vali Enellor.' AZ* the to pay the hot the giber, &dared he shs dd have *al !Was Ladle - - - 22.500 40 Artrabasla I.ew for the royal sabre was past, • solar pas of his ismary,sol hawse thine they indeed hie to iti,ooo ts Bask of = all vai u - e.• given that night aped them I Shay POP head the riser 71. Ms then asemeadd the emu no Beak of 10,000 60 British N. Ameba_ ..... all - - - - lowa aid made acrd warm b seseareareerion se eery a the harp end ea hi Pro to the ere- p . ipa I * A mway & I Meng prier. I Saha. MlOO 10 Chart. Bad of ladle. 'LA they wars be say was the root pleasant any saw to receive the mop bra the ether mu ' Antralia. and CNN. all 111,1 NI 10 they lad in Ingleod. Thar Meru to town was he hood *et he had diapered. Be thee ll ' H. an " asisr A tt *AL 161 55 up" sad •••• Ann it (h rd. Mare. of lad* Si 10 - seeded by sit Alma Pare the slightert contriso se seaweed to the stable to look after the prireer sad die an 110 gar. Jon fili la - Lea, and China all 90 SI ••••• earthing to oar the pimp el the day. severed that be had bolted also. He gave informant to eL re Bp A, 6p. et. lel 10 - 6 000 100 City - 90,000, 100 ,Colontel ea the day before he rave him into enolody. et. 100 Di C. 7 poi We 111 - 40,0(1020.11 Coro. of Quads socurrY Pea IMPROVING TEI CONDII7O4I OP ipb. y d www ,. ~,b. drawl all Alton of She w www wb s, st. 100 IL Cosa. Ix.. • p.et. Awl 111 11l - 16,0001 100 !Cora. of Lenin NM LAIOUBJNO claim= and aid the Pars was mistaken, refused to give say a. 11* D°. d ' x N 0.2 110 112 - 24000 20 , ilealtAidatartd ail 161 111 - In. 100 Do. New 6p. et. di DM 128 - 80,000 20 ; 0 . al liwttsidand all - - -. hear assoeth sl himself then that he came from Feed Is . 100 N.". v a l e , 4 pet. T o i d i d - w.oot to Lon. Ch. Beak of Audi all 064 0 - Ths sixteenth sunned emoting of this ussful a nteath_ sea Be was, however, satiodacterily i lentifled at. 100 Ulu. at Maim; tad no us - 25,00:1 60 Loudon and County - - -- meleay wee bad "A s p s ... it Willis'. 2. 8 . 8 i by• JP neard Davis, who had ample opportunity' of 11. 100 Idle.Parth. Ape. 74 110 e - 60,000 60 London Joint Stock - - - Ili I the Klifid Rea. MP eg goappet ass i s sa s p a i r . = die, nod it further appeared that the horse shout SR 100 Great Norther& p. 5t.1 17 - 50,000 100 Lon. and Warminster lO - - - el 100 Do acre:Lot 10p.sams. 11l 1111 - nen 100 Nat. Prow. of Ingtand 4l -•-• - Ainespit the ether palm= *wet Were- Lord As benzines( teoh parr , belonged to .a person 91, 100 Do . 44 reed lO6 1077 - 26,030 20 Do. New ll -.-. - pie phew ggseeiew, ege dien.y. X.P.. Mr . li wies t bi g Asa regaMall. and was only wenn 6f., and neither the 1* * Dwaa.c P e cad. , s !Le, 85 87 - 20,003 60 National Bank sz om p 5r.,4, the n,',.. J. et th em R e ,. 1 . s w i i i . primer sow his fellow sharper Indeaything to do with it. ba i n out &mi.& l e • f e d - - 25,000 20 New Sou th Wales - The parer wee reessoild to • future day. N. 6 Wsetinerksallaata, - - . - 60,400 26 ,Odental Bank Osrpera all -40 all 1 = - nip adreimaje . door, was ._ wit 7e L ry anieseers. ve.„„, - ,„,„ ... v ., ,„, ay .., lay non gamma in nagamill. Their Mesa to town teas be fused that am had ' dimppeared. Be this e,114. IN 11""1 " ike d tt ' LIN ' te l l ss e l zd •-• I Amanita. and Chlas all 1$ 1191 10 St aa oo4 /7 10 eal•ai withal* a• ashiset uldemila fa reared De the stable to look after the premier =dale ss'"" IN D e Cei t e Mse m y ae , se • - *MO 25 Chard , Mere. of lade, all 90 U •-• saything le mar the pismire of the day. sereeed that he hal bolted also. Hs gave informed= to at, IN neat Aker. el. 191 NS - - 0 76 77 -. 1 1 1G....i5e , t i t t = 6 :f 4 th e trawl, and seeing the him In the N. 140 Da. 11, Omit. 114 Ile - 6 000 100 ,Clt ida. y ' a" "did 90,000, 100 .Coleniel on the .lay before he rave him into enoledy. N. MO De, C, 7 met ISO 111 SOCIETE' POE IMPROVING , nix CONDMON OP Th . 1 ,, i .,..,, w h o d ea wa o n s eeer i e, e c r th e t etswee tl ea , U. 100 IL Coes. 11..51telNal 111 11l - -40,010,20.1 i Cora. of Olinda 15,0001 100 Co.! of Leaden YES LAIOURINO CLASIEM and aid Mos witness was mistaken, refused to stive say e s t Ll it e De w. ' Ne d : Op et N V l is le 1 0 - 25,000 20 , ileoltAneLatartd all 164 10 - - 80,000 20 Lii. a Swlteirland all - -•-• --.-- falba asseasi of himself than that he (3111140 from Ewan I t too m own , v a l e , a p e t: 19 Si i d - 05.000 PO Lon. Cl. Beak a Ansel all 20 0 - The sixtemeth manna toasting of this inesful • meth_► egn Es was, however, eatiefactrely i lentified al. 100 idlu.st Maor i: S i m el 110 112 - 25,000 SO Loudon and County - - -- whey saa bale ga m m as. a t mum, i mas t by • had amid Davis, who had ample opportunity' of K. 100 Idln.,Parth. lett 754 70 - 03,000 60 London Joint Stock - - 911 I thy Big* Rau Ind eg isApTiiitii t e th e e w e . sub. hiss, and it further appeared that the horse shout SR 100 Great Northern, l. d. " NI - 50,000 100 Lon. and Westminster, 2O - - - the bargaining took - stm t h e l cage d to a serene at. 100 Deiced. p. int 1 11 Aimee* the ether oselantee mama were- Leal Dem rot* N. mo D e et perreas id 106 107 - - 0,030 100 Nat. Prow. of Ragland Mom 20 Do. New ll -•-• - por Maher geovews. )11 9 414 9ses . 31, fe . m r , of erees e e fifi r ' aimed ragman, and ions only IY., and neither the le e ae b e :i e.ee e .map.epee 03 a - 0,003 60 National Bank th eme N ee d, d e , see. J, H. 0,,,, R e ,. ih . gi th i e j . *beast tor hie fellow sharper hadaaything to do with is. II a n malt a ea ti aa d, tep e e, - - 25,000 20 New South Wales all - - - The easedirear, 1.....,, was ant very easiernes. The prisoner us sided to a future day. N 6 West, ; Jerks& Manta, - - - 50,400 26 Oriental Beak terms all - - 40 The myna 4 f ens 4lne which was niii, eau a way Mt. 11110 Do. redeem. 41 p. cent 16 100 - 13,000 20 Ottoman Bank eatiafiacterry aess of the opener's.' of the eetekelty. It N. IN Do. redeem 4p. cent N 92 id - 20,000 100 Provincial of Iniand - - - K. 104 Do. irredesem 4p. et. N 92 ad - &NO 10 Do. N - - - steed that eligible mites bail heeti obtained far the aniellen The cricket fixtures for next week .x.mpries six- 9t. pm magparedeee Prof. pm 103 ad 100 14 od 16,000 25 South Australia all .4 model bee.= for families at Hall, is seurdeses whili h em e t t h e Tram*, o f weed r. England N a m es ; t .11 Do. Berm . Prof . shares 91 101 - 40,000 23 ,Union of Australia - - 411 24 the hesevolent doers of the lady (Mies Emma on 10 all Do.CliesterPf.Sh.Bp.e. 17 11 - 00,000 93 Union of London - - 141 who manibsently gave the ern of 5, ter sed The 1141 " 161 241 . 111 ' . I Eagan°° Thuemaa i* - " 15 all Do. de do. 6 1L a 10 1 11 -. 5.000 100 'Unity Mama N that purpose The comaitme seem se ewe. luta. no mimeo =Jai all The Oval is, The Gentle• 1 14. 100 Do. Hire. Gum Mork 74 75 - - - - - all Do.ChestOnalleares 10 1 - KISCILLIIIIIOOI. no ea the buihling, and as pie. 4 bad, us* ma 4 the Marey Club a lams, and that of Thursday, M all De. N. - No. lIL I OOIMAIIIIII. IPd I Cl. petem I dales. 80 "°` to llia model b°••••• bed bus .6.......... i n .d b, 1104160. The Osalimita 4 &Oaf a The Players. The All Eng. 10 al Da dm 4. l3 - inervoletit irly. for waalshouves, amd had 1111110. NO nmiehed wine Twenty-two of York, at et. IN llama T°l6°L °o ' 63ll ' la° 11l -. MlO Anglo-Mexican Mat -an 154 1* - teen van.q/111 kindred @moieties sad isiitstiemenee. St. 100 Lee. Iss 110,030 25 Australian Apical- -19 N N •-• re , ..isol giddying refute of the mauled mil* Yerir d " Ifis "Krt sed n• "elernin c 4 Seaez e * The St X*. I 116 115 -- 850 1000 Atlantic Tel. (L1m.).... all bee .4 the system they bed The Maim Outleass 4 Beists, is the Brighton issue of the same °a 100 Diallst 40 . Nat 116 118 .- 67,000 10 Berlin Waterwotte . ~ - all 44 5 •-• St. 100 Do.e. de...- 60 Brit. American N -- - -• l••••ietv, the Sulopian Society, the limper College day; while Caelintatry, as • preliminary to the Royal at. 10 ma S p a ea Me 9us us - 600 60 Brittle& Meg. TeL • all A N '-• I„ nia." 4l .'" 22 ..eletY. the v. 17 of Woorotar Aorodeden. Aprieeltasel sew betleitist, has a return match on Theta It. 100 ., Do trise•_.( lo : a a • ••KW 10 - 1,161 10 Do. 117 per c. till 1862 all 10 11 _ 0.. strand Building Compmay , presided over by Lead ler day between Kest sad the Marylebone Club and Ground. 6 " D. 6 4 / 66 ',07 ... " - -•- 11,7301 10 Do. 0 - r• um. the Edinburgh Aare-intim% the Resthill sail BedgMei • It. 100 Delp.- Stook. MG IN i - 8,915 321 Canada lead aU 115 10 -, i ..it ege impruement Society. sal a building at Miura Gibbs, Bright , and Co. intend (aaya the I.!. 100 DoLifAxdo.lw.R._.‘C.,ti In la. 1,000, 10 Channel IslandsTaL (1 ) ail 0 41 -• H. Wool. were eye-tally mentioned. It was set is Menekeeter Greediest to end an obelisk at Maths to the ' a ' tee tal ,• 4o •, ° • °a(the '''''''' l 10000! St. Cop.Meef Urea Me& all II 27 •-• SI 75 .- 12,0001 25 Do. Prod. 74 per met an 90 114 ten, hut in age' ultuml district., that the example of this victims el the Royal Ander. ,11 all LoitciathemandDover 20 21 - 1,0000 9t. Crystal Palace lO9 ri MI - so-wty hot peen' ol au in.Lre.eing desire to any Old it. Hos. ARTGARRY 00WPANT.-We are requested& St. IN LaNW.Cov.&Nm.sp.c. 116 115 leo, ta, , St. Do. Preference - pls., A detail.' .sr-ount was rest gives of the penesiary le Mate that Mr. H. A. Joseph, of the Horse Troop, who N. 100 LAS.W.7p.c.otlatelsh 150 1574 - 250,0001 0 Do.6p. ct. Perp. Del NO 100 144 ad -, resell dense the last twelvemoutli of each el the erretal wee throws with meek violence at the inspect on by his 114 all unidondri7dMint4tli 12 1 4 - new, at. ilectrie Telegraph llO 107 101 - Mulling and improving enterprises of the Docility Highness the Prince Consort, on Friday, is now oat N. IN Man.Shet. aLlne.Op. et 115 125 s - 7,10 25 Do. New - is !amts , with the rents or other toeema eff , although suffering acutely from the severe ia- gl i , ter E:: f: p er t . 19 4 71 1 Pa 0... 1beg. and Asst. ioes Ciop. - s all , _ 0 _2l *.. d•ri‘ed fo.m the model cottages or lo=esses iarres7e . has sustained. Merl_ - MI 6 Dondeemable 6p.Cl 4,4 pa - 10 " *0 °C*I 1: 03,000 1 Oast Ship ~ 1.1) ~ all 4 -on the our hand , and the eyesore of their and FATAL Ai vIDINT TO A VOLCNTERS.-Yeatertlary 5 1. 100 MdlandCons.epelltock - - - 100,000 I Do. 10 per cent Prot IOMsI pm - insreoment •41 the other. la order to aliove the salubrity me Mr. Redford, coroner for Westminster, held an St. 100 Deems. Br.* 8.6p.e. 140 IN 141 12,000 S Lam Mein TeL &I- I 11 1 .fis - oft he«. dwelling., the nate of mortality in each gr,mp emits St. 100 Do. 0 o ct. Prof. Stock 103 106 - 50,000, 20 Landon Discount (14.. aIIMI - at the Westminster Mermaid respecting the death Si. soo De id eis te ot e ap,c. N 56 - 200,0001 4 Lem Gen. Onialtes_ ,Elo all ~ 11 14 0 Ur. Nat year was particularly minified. In the Hata.- 17T . 1 N a n ce Welts, .ser e] 40. polce,esetehie Curtis , 50,000' 20 Madras Intim. it Casa 1 , 0 opa 4 10 all NewatAlter de.per.6p. pole,, model bulging -tusk's. for single men the receipts had hp C & wee d t h at aa R et , le last, t h e Rind • ta ~ - skoo o 10 14.010errensaaRlee.TeL all ' - - - ben Ant, yielding a not profit .4 371 ,soil there had only - C . - -- en ' in. a u.oith 0 9 1100 M 111800 11 1 13 1 M. 10 Meager. lx. Tel. (Lem) all 21 lik •••• me was as duty on the Surrey s ided the sew West- 0 100 Norfolk s r , it. RI. Stock - - - t *" 'be 81011 out . 2 an "tralfc Pr datain 4 l$J l' .. """ ta ' nolastier hides, areal half-past 7 lI'CIOCk is the everrine_ 86 . M 100 North British 5 percent 110 112 - 10,4100 26 Noticed aseonnt Co.. 5. a dlls ill i In the I harlseetreet men's ludging• onse, Drurylane, Met. et „ma time a h u b, o f the let g N egated Rah ; . 100 Da New Ons. 5p.M. - - - tool N IterhoildaCoalalroML) 6 2* Ms led Ems received, eel there wee a profit of 1:41 ;_r bar no Luny WPM medal; ever the brill Ire He (witness/ saw tam N. 101 1 N. De lLa.. 3"6 -Ssirw 4r U . 4" P ion .c•Prf il " t e tt 1"I -. Mlle 10 Netherlands land r. .. all - - -• ca et had iwmitrad among aa 0, " 4 6 0 P o Polmio° 480 P ar ' deeesseirs hens suddenly rear ' . up, as if frightened , sad 17 ig Do. do. de .7l 1 1111 di Ms - 40,000 6 Do. Bp. c., ill. at IOM all 4 4 1,724 100 N. Brims. et N. Soot. 1.4. 50 10 15 --. - +,•. la the Klux street establishment the receipts were this fall to the grottod, 'the deceased being underneath 013 Do. Leeds 6 p.et. No.l - - - 158,674 N. Bet. Australadan- en Il s 4 _ Met 79/.. leaning a deficiency of 141. ; the average Dumber ei th e h ere .. A s ea . a. possible the deceased was con. 010 Do York. U. di S.pare. 1 die par zd - 60,000 i ante Gas - ts 14 - 60,000 Do. - New Shares " lss. 4 par -. - stn ct 111 1Puf lama: f'. 2 atillila r O . Oll . "1. had hers 2° c• l 'vis Me Slater, the house-surgeon to the hapital , stated that he e a t : e l D' e f :t eee e e . AWeLeFe bi e lit4.l .... ihe ll4 in n 6 - io,ooo 1 Orlen. In.ll4st (Lism) 6- - - - 10,000 1 Do. do. C It - - -• i""11 • I. "r it " 1 , - 1 / •;.L . ; , .. n.“ l I T .. T . t ....1 P -•• •nrre . the deceased on his admission to the hospital on Radar. di e ll Oalt. New Peg - - - 000,000 8 Peel River Lad& Ma. IN 46 48 47 1; 1 1 4 1:: " I i ..... 4 t 4 lo. „" t in r e,..":,..""54,7", `,1: , ,Z 11',„11 1 0; 97, ~„d64.l a Zt.whef 7 l r , i r w" ,,.. in d z h ,': g Zaa test a Pa i e e t E n e v eret aaa h* aa t aIN N. 1.114 pet Petit TS TS - 10,000 50 Penln. "'MOAN'. Nese all 71 73 71 - WON 50 Do. New le 16 LI pen -• sal ilo n.h...1 laen ninc deaths out of an average population aii i 4, - Wd c - a Th ace - i:i - i ag e ' a h e ,"„ - taa * - 7,,,, 7:;:i . --I , W et " et Ir. I : A"r p ageigkriii i ii 1 - 22 1 - 24 - 60,000 20 Red Bea A lad. Ti 44 14 . .1 , i. .. ..I. l ot on ..1 the nine wen chi iron wider two seen of w o e . etara i e , t i„ a o f t h e b e d, bed been ma d e• w h en i t 10 all S. Deus Iliad a M 1:. - p.c.forsOys. imar.Gov. all 4 die par - ii.:-. In the Tyndall'. Ludt lop family dwellings, in I :ray's- found that there was a rupture of the small intestines, s i t e m all h ' ilze. o o. (liat AL41441/ let int - 10 , 000 60 Shymney Iron - inn 1.1119 , there had been some expellee for furniture and 0 per ant - 10,000 15 Do. New N} 8 -. I and an injury to the abdomen, which, with peritonitis , ea 105 Do. fixed 44 per eat 101 los - 15.000 .00 Royal Mall Steam _ N 511 - . 411 i.2. whid , 6 " . 66 ' 11 4 641 . ; gat " cra g' P" 1111. canoed death. It was further stated that the deceased was tit 100 S. Wles gus. 414 eel. 10 01 - 1,000 St. Scottish Anat. Invest lOO 110 110 - Loom me MN, and there had hero Ws deaths in the family 1404 26 .oth Australian lead all N 0 ad - a wholesele stationer. having • residence at Brixtoo, and it 0 IN Do. oper ant es 101 - siw. Iling keel single men's Lelgiag-bones, six being of ppears he ha left a wife and four children, with the St. 100 S. Torimmre 4p. e.rea N 5111 - 75.000 1 Suletartne Tel. Seep.. ell 1 1 •-• -s• thither, In I 'lark'. len:drug , family buns, Dued-dreet. a ppear. tof which the wife has been confined since the IA all et4ek ' aperlin i kee " st 1111 " - 71000 1 Do. do. Ragetered_ - all 50,000, 20 Theta La.os. 14.0 am II - - - Nl...iii.loury, the net reeerpts ware OW., sad with aa i eela r hely acc i dent Th . . _ . a verdict 0 / 16 all Do. de 126 0.4. 10 3 44 fury returns.' •25 all Do. do. Cep.e. 53 54 - - 10,0001100 Van Demsn's Land.. -10 9 15 - ~,, r,, g , • no, ii l wr of VII rwrwine there bad berm two deaths, ..A er ad ea t e t d eet h . o - stel leth .4 them als.ye / 1 11/ yean of ago In the 1 ... nr... „ ... . 1 .,... k.a , 5.thg modal Dwelling., (has ... THE . L . lvneroot Polemic° Cali -The coroner's 64' 101 lWallnaLlik"" IPA. 46 40 lan L,ne, the n..wipi 4 were 4441., aid the pen s,. investigatios into the eircurnstames attending the death of FORMS RAILWAYS. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 1..:1. • slog.. hail 1.,,,, 0...1.,iths ; the average Population Mrs. James, the Liverpool baiting-house keeper, was a,. 711; inn in the untie women's morn attached bit, he ought to a close yesterday. A chemist's assistant stated &IPd I Unman. I Mang prism I Sales. MAIIMIBRIL Jun 29.-The market was depressed thresnl eirli on averaze number of 52 inmates, them had been that, at di ff erent times, tw o m en an d a woman h a d 10 ell 'Aatweep e totterillaas 41 0 - oat the day. Trunks owl Canada. . however, were firmer. Them ti.n. .te..tha. all a i n , ee co son 0 ( gm From t h e l aun d ry called at his employer's shop, and asked for some anti• 20 all 'Ardennes - -Fa .... and Mersey, le p-Leeds, 1041-London*, 1014-Midland, 1171- the receipts hail teen 3191_ hut, owing to the very ezten• ninny, each alleging that the p o ison was wanted for the 93 oBahisall.Fra.U.e.7p.a I 1 /MI -. eve ells-retries and minim. there was • deficit of 122/. In purpose of destroying a dog. The assistant refused, on each I all Bel gian M Junction • • 1 10 21 R. yea *O. Fernando - -an - 1 -D : T /l llL n 26i e n tas -°l5- , :e.414-1-- Shefil lilarnWest :l ni d e" sl una Z ,Grel;l.Pg'l6-11'12C471rP17174114V422. MP' 0.- ereithaisAstrest family dwelling,' 7:351. bad been m• Ollatl/01/, to Inlrrly the antimony . Winslow, the man in so a ir Ben . to e Te t., a , - - Braituronan, Jetts 20.-Suattains was doll teday. willow re,o.i. giviagl.l pr 14 :eV., and there had been five custody on suspicion of having Pniaoled Mr.. James. warn nos 6 all Tammuz Mime A Rail 24 5 4 - of the men, and it was shown that antimony mu found in a am all copimo dr...41i. 'wit .4 an overage population of r2l, but these deaths - - - iowswr yarlatto_ o n in m pri at ces w . este Am ni ene u Lhe ingh. clealng r u.n datio wes na were nie t s te .r f s. o The aggregate onaetity .4 sago which thediamead aid had been prepared 10 all Do. Sat/nem sis tlis - Loudon and North Western, tOll to 1014-North Staffordshlo w. , .11 .4 ehil.lren uwis r 10 years of age. - 4 to 111 Ma -South Staffordshire. 101. 10s. 3d. to lot Ilia IM.- Iss'ol dee .4 the hnus.... and dwelling, of this society tram f, her by the prisoner . Mrs. Jemea. it appear., h ar l SO 15 Dutch Rhenish 244 some edema] disorder ; and the o ft & e l IL ute e r e l of tee rrlne. wee. t. ir ...• _124 - -.• and Birmingh a m Dank, 294 to 291 per share. 1. 7 5 , ' , . &m vet w I the mortality had been 30, sal 17 a been eve rin g - „.., t h ew were ei „,.., e , a a a wader aaw. Th e h i d eere . medical evidence was to the e ff ect that death resulted f rom Is all pt. Cent of F r .. eh,. t, which ea . eetised h y - ' - sg eetra. Qat ar natural waft. accelerated by the administration of anti. ge all of, Lasimehe Cosa 11/i. 54 7 -• OPINING OP THE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Dovx way. The jury returned a verdict of "Wilful murder " * alUltallen Juneau - - - ILA". eel if..., profonional arrow tante who ha le,. appealed de auditor., showed that the catital 2 111 601 .,____ Wiadwr • e , ID en 'Lb Constance a Bale. - - - RAILWAY .- We have mitidasaure is summing that i -.4 the ...lets, „insisting of donations and mem ad- mil w ri rre r ry a r 1616 ' -A fi re t ook place forty 0 an al 1 11 a. "d i" O° s. •• G e ... 11u." - Z - ....e...1 apes tot.n.t. amounted to 14,5,W. ; the halelitiea ustardav morning on the premien of Mr. Hawke., (' love- as s e n Antoela - - _ of t h e society ~,t pm,' were 1,4,171,, era the sancta, in. isedeMert, Mile-ead-rowl. The police succeeded in rescuing m an Imamate., tSy the tot 0 - el•ilin3 the ver e e e buddi es , Ores aronfamed, were ye- the ishoddluts, but though eng in es attended promptly the N all 'Dell i 5.1.0 I lieeriev. 1 20 - governme ali a l seldPmbsbn wil l i 7n . Pu t it e i Y nspector b d i ! u il b r lia n :(Coloool °C u r , : the ir.haM YOUlloo "e° a•mairi te. erUl °6C4nt.thurYM go ciel "d6 ov fi e cia. Y r the line the line is in safe working order. A trial trip was made o had .1 ;$3,4471 , harm us beret down. Another destructive Ore broke le all IN a Frunee• •• • ani - THE LIVERPOOL POIRONING CARE.—The coroner's invedeption into the circumstances. attending the death of Mr.. James, the Liverpool boanling.house keeper, was brought to a close yesterday. A chemist's amistant stated that, at different times, two men sad a woman had called at his employees shop, and asked for some anti. ninny, each alleging that the poison was wanted for the purpose of destroying a dog. The amiateat refused, on each nealaingi, to supply the antimnoy. Whitlow, the man in custody on suspicion i 4 having poisoned /dm Josses, wee one of the men, and it was shown that antimony was found in a quantity .4 sego which th e d ecease l sa id had been prepared for her by the prisoner. Mrs. James, it appears, had been suffering from some internal disorder; and the mulicol evidence was to the effect that death resulted from natural causes. accelerated by the administration of anti mony. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" spinet Winslow. Drerxrcrive nen. —A fire took place espy yesterday morning no the premiere of Mr. Hawke., Clue land.etreet, Mile-eed road. The police succe e d e d i n rescu i ng the inhahitanta, but though envies attended promptly the home was burnt down. Another destructive fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Pearl, printer, Red Lion street, rlerkenweil, which it is feared will terminate fatally to two persons. A quantity of pa penetrated into the kitchen, where there was • large fire, and a tem& explosion took place, which severely injured Mr. Edwin Onion sad Yrs. Mary Slesiltis, who were conveyed to St. liartliakmreses Hospital. A BAD BIRGINNINO.—On Satuniwy tows of en tered the of Farnham,is order in he a t th e Gem of the registrar. Previous' to going there they en tered the shop of Mi. Newman, beeket-maker. Booseirk, for the purpose of pureitaing some articles, and while Yr. Newness was waiting upon the %stamper's'. the kakis idea samegal to marts • sew errs beg wader her wisieds, end enwerwild in arraying it away. As sees Is they were gene the relarry was diarroveseri, said the wrinst al the ere* tamed set They led the eaergiehed their reered MIS when they were invited back to the seep who they hmilmmeeitied the robbery. Tire newly moth' erg. Idea d.atwousry helm fall on the Sew the beg she led steles, sad thee denim! the rob/ wry, but it was too late, her trick was dieorwered. She then tried what pleading meld sad begged that so farther step might be taken easiest her, bemuse it was bee wedding day. The property having been restored, Yr. Serrates gessrosslr allowed her to depart without peopled* ageism her— Surrey Stawiard. l Aatstrp £ Arduous lehlatt&Tral i t s lµl ;Bole= .1 a Arm & 8. Toms; Balm to (Mawr _ Common Wm &PALI C =tenstos Dutch Rhenish 'Latent or Imam Od. Itusaan gm. & its OR Central et Tsimeo L..tru=imullb Indian Lake Caramos & Lorre mil Turnhout . .14on• sad ausers Kuria Annuala Dr tM :Do.Sp.sTre ( Bag. gov. Nurthurn at hums. Mageitheroil, JIIII 29.—The market was depressed throe.- out the day. Trunks and Canada+. however, were firmer. Thomas and Wrong, 14 p.—lneds, 104—London*, 1014—Midland, 1171— Doren. 294—Brest Western, 99Greet Ship Company, 12.. 9d. —Trunks, 15-14-11astorn Coanßse, 11 1-16—Meetrie Telegraph, 1071—eanmias, 40). 3711101021A11t, JEWS 29.—Besinses was dull today, without eariatton In priest Amend the closing quotations were the lot lowing :—Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed, roe to 78— Landau and North Western. 1014 to 1014—North Staffordshire, 4 to 111 dia.-Bouth Staffordshire, 101. 10s. 3d. to 10i. 18a 9d.— and Birmingham Bank, 294 to 29f per share. OPENING or THE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Dovn Rammer. —We have peat pleasure is announcing that in all probability this line from Faversham to Canterbury will be opened for public tratBc on Tuesday next. On Monday next the government inspector (Colonel Tolland) will go over the line, and will, we doubt not, grant the necessary certificate, that the line is in safe working order. A trial trip was nada as Wednesday try the following gentlemen, in their dacha capacity '—Load Sondes, Lord Harris ; Messrs. James Lake, C. Cobb, P. O. Finnigan, T. R. Crampton, C. Mac donald, and & W. Hall. —lO orer Chronicle. RAILWAY TILAPTIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending June 23, amounted to 639,2301., and for the corresponding period of last year to 501,4401., showing an increase of 37,7901. The grces receipts on the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted for the week eoding as above to 2.17,2201., and for the corresponding week of lug year to 224,8211., showing an increase of 12,3991. The wrense on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 616/. ; on the Great Northern to 2,593/. ; on the Great Western to 3,8881. ; on the London and North Western to 5,6081. ; on the London and Bleckwall to 441. ; on the London and South Western to 3751. ; and on the South Eastern to 6(41. ; total, 13,7921. Bat from this must be deducted 1,3931., the decrease on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, leaving the increase, as above, 12,399/. The receipts on the other lines of the United Kingdom amounted to 302,0101., and for the comepoodin _period of 1859, to 276,019/., showing an increase of 26,3811- the receipts of these lines ; which, added to the increase cm the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 37,7901. as compared with the corresponding week of 1859. i "el Irne FrSrliisti enrrerar , in a few impressive w ltrzsil that foe the health and morality, thie coinfort w at gloss. y .4 the •iwkir.g-elassea, it wait neesseary, above • 8 .1w.a. ilwellinga in which they limo& or *hie thilalsoir d tL. ekrontan, the mireicomry, aad the hsr nimbi I. thrown away. He reed a deteareed by ' , Minim 4 04.. n, slamiag the good male atrvady phshaviil by the .I...rations .4 this moiety I. the Heaven dotty t. In Itereiniet, 1/431, the ( snares sad Alma that .114n.t supplied no fewer than 211 pWita sal .4 .77 to the Lwoulon Fever licepitel • lad IN 71 '. 1 -41 . • ioiddinge blase, in one hones, thee: were 10 6, • to a Dingle year. Now. thanks I. 8101:11a waft, •,,11.1.. that I= l. LI 1 . .% the w o rst Nowt of s h wa . in a ll well estirsli haagril. There was sot a single ore el tow is 7, ..1. 1 1 . • toot year. Ik. Gibl•st aye remedied tbo had ..red much health soil life, by eettimig ea .otter home propn.tom and it had dee hese S I, A the Hollaten ratepayer* Io rssliti.tnic the rates 12 per th... f4t• lowithey cosanienteil with mach earseateen ow - Ws. Nevibares N Trunk Pref Ms, 'edited lt Mil tad awns sod S. liendsco sty 1 8 2 ism end Zwal Denia l I V I T pro awl Nombre sad Mar.. Don perm& 1222 4 7" U " L die e= Wald; _tar at Treast w n West llediss Ds. Show awl. Fwd 4 i Wald; W. W. et 22 .Wisshadin — II II Ma el 64 2 11 - 13 13 Lad4:l.l ST mewed the adoption of the roport, wits • r•••4,.1.4. exprmatag intofartion at the costume.' pilgrim of ti,. fir ..... the resoluta," tulum coooseias also /2.421 tx.! Awn 144.1 N.rtli.4p.aJamr s : Norfolk 4 p.e./gar. N Nast 4p.d. Jaa.4hrip Nit Wei. M. 44p.et. 414. I Ilseallik N. .a } al p. II MI IS MO td MO IN xd MI 88 si 186 Q ro - NEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLam. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have this day issued the following notice, which has excited some conversation in the Stock Exchange : Messrs. Baring Brothels and Co. beg to state that they can only allot a portion of the New Russian Loan to those applicants who are known to them, or who immediately will give referenos to their respective bankers, and that, as usual, Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. reserve to them selves to fix the amount of the subscription which they will allot. London, June 30, 1860. The scrip of the new Rnesian Loan ie dull, at die. to prem. - The funds are rather firmer to-day, notwith standing the continuance of the extremely unset tled weather, and the receipt of somewhat lower prices from Paris. Consols are quoted about I per oent. better than yesterday afternoon. The market for British railway stocks is likewise firmer. The principal movement, however, is a fresh recovery in the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentse opened at 68Ir. 45c., being about * per cent. lower than yesterday. Consois are officially marked 93i and ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 933, rather " buyers." The official busbies' report is as follows : —Three per Cents. Re duced, 933, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 102, 1014 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 984 ; India Bonds, 10s., 73., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive, and prices are quoted the same au yesterday after noon. The Turkish Loan of 1864, however, continues in demand, and has again risen 1 per oent., being now quoted 773 to 78. Sales are recorded as follows :—Russian Five per Cents. ' 108 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 96} ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, for account, 391, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 774, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 80, 59j. HALT-lAer Two o'CLoci. Consols have improved to • fractional extent during the last half hour, the present quotation being 93i to }, ex div., for the acc ount. The Stock Exchange Committee have terminated their inquiry with regard to the Rued= Three per Cent. Loan by simply placing on record the fact that the amount of that loan is to be considered 7,000,0001., instead of 12,000,0001. A further sum of 40,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The mail steamer Tyne has reached Lisbon from Brazil, with 27,0001. in specie. The steamer Pere will take on the 4th of July another sum of about 100,0001. in specie for China ou government account, besides a considerable amount on mercantile account. Bills on the Continent were rather more inquired for yesterday afternoon and in one or two in stances the tendency of the rates was slightly down wards. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam. 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 13/ ; Rotterdam , 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.321 to 71 ; Hamburg ( ma. trace), 3 months, 13.51 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.3 A to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.10 to 171e a rranklort-ce.the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 to ; Petersburg rouble), 3 months, 351 to 1 ; Vienna ( H. So.), $ mont 13.00 to 13.10; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.00 to 13.10; Madrid, 3 mouths, 491 to 1 ; 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, S mouths, 30.371 to 421; Genoa, 3 months. 25.40 to 5; Naples, 3 months, 394 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to ; OLiorto, 90 days, 521 to 53. In the Court of Exchequer yesterday, the intereet ing (.1146, " Cookson v. The Bank of England," came on before Mr. Baron Martin and a special jury. The object of the action was to make the Bank liable for the value of a cheque " to order" for 6551. 12s. 10d., which was endorsed by pram ration of the payees, and was, paid by th e Bank. The plainti ff s denied the authority of the agent to sign, and demanded payment a second time. Mr. Bovill submitted that the Bank were not required to ascertain the genuineness of the endorsement before paying the cheque, and that they were pro tected. Baron Martin thought that the section protected the banker, even though the cheque had been endorsed without the authority of the plain tiff. It was, be observed, "one of the new fashioned cheques, made payable to order," and thereupon he directed the plaintiffs to be non suited, giving them leave to move. Illinois Central Railway shares were flatter yester day, at 42 to 41 dia., owing is rumours of another aill. A call of 5 dole. would retire the " Free land " bonds, and thereby free the whole of the company's land. The farmers' notes fur land sold, which are now locked up in the /made of trustees on behalf of the Freeland bondholders, would like wise be rendered an available asset were the Free land bond debt extinguished. The meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Com pany, held yesterday at thti London Tavern, was a very small one, and the report recommending a division of se. 9d. per share was adopted. A resolution was then passed to dissolve the company. Mr. T. G. Taylor unsuccessfully sought to delay the latter resolution for six months, by arguing that the charter of the company was a valuable one, and might in proper hands become of service to the proprietors. He assured the shareholders that there was every chance of obtaining a new Austra lian contract. A resolution to dissolve was ulti mately carried by sixteen shareholders, inclusive of the directors. Six hands only were held up in favour of Mr. Taylor's amendment. Tenders are required at the India-office for the conveyance of 700 soldiers from Gravesend to Cal cutta, and of 362 from Cork to Bombay. The John Robinson and Cornubia have arrived from Elhanghae, with 968,100 lbs. of tea, and 158 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week en di n g Wednesday, June 27, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Cireulatisa law £30,245,485 ill=lBllo £94,500 Circulation native Public apposite Other &posit, 12,353,700 Unmans 738,700 Government seeeritise in banking departabest Othresesurtlics In banking department Coin mil Wks is both daportassals 16,552,030 Increase 53,529 Seven day saA sear bills 668,339 Increase 18,111 The East Notes fa name Total mem (notes coin) 9,285,706 Decrease 38,355 in banking department 10,067,2:0 Decrease 79,326 Notwithstanding the great demand upon the Bank for 'money, as shown in the increase of nearly 1,000,0001. in the " other° securities, the Reserve has scarcely declined at all, in conse quence of the addition to the public and private deposits. The Gazette statement of the movement in the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmporta of gold, 396,0021. ; exports of gold, 217,1491. ; im ports of silver, 45,795 1 . ; exports of silver, 21,5671. BANK OF INGLAND.—An Aooount pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Vic., c. 82, tor the week ending on Wednesday, June 27, INO. Notes limed tali. ii-,1-1 Oovermnent debt 211,014140 Other Neuritim %Wee Odd coin and Hel lion !Silver bunko L 10,146.48. 5. L 5,241,486 nAthuio ResT et°" Capital° C 14.133,000 3,14t.,5fa Public Deposita (In ducting lacheq., Mt. Books, Com mie. of NatSonal BARTVIST. Government Sem rltJee locludlng Dead Weight/te nsity) over liscarltJes Notes Gold and Silver Gold 761,646 Debt, and Div. Aorta.' 9,1117.111.1 Other Drita 12,336.7 1 4 Seven day and other Dills 140,144011 1140,14411111 June 18.1100. m. MAMMAL'. Old Ofilior. FRIDAY Ewing, Consols, winch closed yesterday at 931, rather "buyers," ex div., for the 101 h July, opened thin morning at 94 to 1, and closed at 94, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three leglCent. Consols, for account (July 10), 93/, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 93 ; ew Three per Cents., 93, 1, 93 ; Bank Stock, 229, 2301 ; Indian Four per amt. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; India Stock for account, 2181 ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 125., 74., L. The Indian rupee paper continues heavy L sellers decidedly predominating. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 was quoted 104 to 1 ex div., for the account ; India Bonds, 12s. to 7s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1868 was steady to-day, at 771 to f, being supported by the anticipation of the annual drawing under the sinking fund, which will take place within the next week or two. The sum applicable represents about 11 per cent, of the existing amount of the loan, and the bonds drawn will be paid off at the rate of 100 per cent. la consideration of the chance of obtaining a hand some bonus, the dealers to-day paid 1-16 per cent. "backwardation" for the loan of the stock, besides giving, of course, the use of the money for nothing. The Turkish Loan of 1858 wan quiet, at 591 to 60. Spanish Bonds continue to be well supported. Bank shares remain steady. Oriental Bank were more inquired for to-day. The miscellaneous ahem market was quiet. United States Five per Cents. were in demand to day, at 9231 to 93.1. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insurance, 1/ to 1/ prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 3-16 to 3 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to ; London and South African Bank, 1 dis. to 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DA Y. Two o'Ciocx. The mining market to-day is quiet. The prin cipal transactions have been in shares in Wheal. Ludoott, Stray Park,Calvadnack,Rosewarue United, and East Basset mines. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are marked 138 ; East Caradun, 81 ; and Stray Park, 591. Foreign and colonial mining shares are generally steady. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 28f to 2111, ex div. ; Imperial Brazilian at 108. ; Great Northers Copper (South Australia), did. ; North Rhine Copper, at and # dia. ; and English and Austra lian Copped., at 211. Subjoined is our usual weekly report 'of the metal market Metals little changed. Copper is fairly maintained by demand, at the late reduction of English, is .hilst the holders of foreign keep pretty much out of the market, hoping for better rates. Iron is steady in prices and demand, the latter being only sufficient for makers smallest productions. In tin the sale of Baum at Rotterdam has engaged muck attention, and has established • very stiff market for this description. Spelter is dull of sale, to3ether with lead. Tin plates keep steady, without change in prices. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, May 29 :—" Produce for April, 32,692 oitavan ; cost for April, 7,3171. ; profit for April, 4,972!.. ; produce, 18 days of May, 17,518 oitavas." Whitford Mine, on the 28th inst., made scull of 2u. per share. At the Tom-side Mine meeting, on the 28th lest., the accounts :showed a debit balance of 471. 6s. Great Urinals Mino, on the 28th inst., made a call of 4s. per share. The following mining dividends have been declared during the month of June : Mines. Bedford United Cam Brea Mines Dolcoath . Great South Tolgus Wheal Clifford ... Linares Wheal Kmy Ann St. Johndelßey Per share. EO 4 0 .. 2 0 0 10 0 0 .. O 5 0 .. 5 0 0 .. O 5 0 .. 1 0 0 .. 2 0 0 .. 12 0 0 .. 4 0 0 .. 1 0 0 .. 1 0 0 .. O 4 0 .. O 2 6 .. O 2 0 .. 0 15 0 .. Amon t. £BOO 0 2,000 0 3,580 0 1,500 0 2,500 0 3,750 0 1,024 0 22,000 0 4,800 0 2,048 0 250 0 r 2 0 W _ West heal Beton . Wheal Hemet ... Spasm. Mnor Trelyon Consols Whorl Ludeott Fowey CAIIIIIO6 West Wads Mine General Mining Association 0 617 0 0 2,000 0 0 18,750 0 0 Total .667,181 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKHT& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the snouted prices :—Town tallow. 535. Od., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 535. to 535. 3d. ; July to Sept., 53..; let. to Dec., 53e. MARKET AVRRAOCIL—Town tallow, 535. 6d.; fat by ditto, 2s. Sid. ; yellow Russian. 545. 9d. ; melted stu ff , 3135. 6d. ; rough ditto, t2s. 6d. ; tallow grooves, 16e. Good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MAR.K.ET.—(THIS DAY.) ileum. Davis and Co. report trade firm. Prices without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 88s. to 106 s. ; inferior do.. 58a. to 60s. ; new, 36e. to Ms. ; clover, old, 23a. to 1265. ; second cut, 90a. to 95e. ; straw, 26a. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) English pine it:iples are coming in very abundantly, and a large importation of West India ones in tolerably good con. dition has also arrived. Grape* are plentiful, as are like wise cherries. Apricot■, pears, and other fruita from the south of Fiance have just made their appearance. Straw berries are tolerably plentiful. Cob nuts realise Is. per lb. Green gooseberries fetch 3d. per quart. Peas in excellent condition may now be obtained at a cheap rate. New potatoes range from 1.5. to 105. per cwt. Somegood mail rooms may be obtained. Cut dowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, violets, mignonette, azaleas, heaths, primulas, geraniums, lily of the valley, and roses FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb, 6s to Ss Grapes, per lb, taw 101 Stntsrherries, plh ad to 3.0 d Peaches, per doz, 111 to Us Apricot., per dos, >r to ta Nectarines, do., 10s to 16. VEGET Asparagus, per bundle, Sato 4s lihnbarb, per bundle, 4d toad French hesas,per 100, Into Lad Peas, per hush., 4s to ea Cauliflowers, each, 44 to ad Grecnap dot. Ibtuiches,U6d togs Cabbages, p. doe., 1.04 to bi Od Potatoes, p ton. Oa to 100. per bus., Is to is Oct per cwt., as to Ss Carrots, per bunch. NI to ad Turnips, per hunch, 5d to 7d Spinach, per dove, 2s Od to Ss eastunbers. each, Od to 1.01 • ••• Cherries, per lb., Is. to It Green F.g.. !Jet .lor., as to lis Melons, each. Os to 10s Apples, per dor. 11 to 6 Oranges, per 100, Es nd to as Lemons, per 100, as to es Articholtee. per dor, ea to es Beet, do., Is 64 to Zs Oriel", per bundle, is to 0$ ‘ Grimm per 4 sieve, Es Tomatoes, per dos.. Es to Es Shallot', per lb, ed to 84 Garlic, per lb, eV* 84 Lettuce‘cab., Pia . ln 04 to aB3 cm, per , acorr, Iki to la Endive, per score, Is to 2s Od Horseradish. per bun , lied to as Mushrooms, p. pott., Is to Is 64 Parsley, per 11 bunches. 2s toM Savory, per bunch, 24 to 44 TIRE YwastoorK Boarlamt.—We are glad to find that the cum already subscribed for the general fund for the relief of the sufferers by the late gale, the number of men lost being 18G, leaving 70 widows and 172 children. for the moat part unprovided for, has reached the sum of 2,2401., to which must now be added the handsome dona tion of lOW. from the Eastern Counties Railway Company. The extent of the distress occasioned by the sudden with drawal of so many industrious men from thole dependent on their exertions is more then can be met by merely local efforts.—Combri4ne Independent. TRa Past. VoLurcrezaa—A letter from Rome. of the 20th, in the Patric, says :—"The Marquis Emmanuel de thegurio, the commandant of the end military division, has resigned from the following motives :—A Hungarian officer of noble family serving in the Papal army was in garrison at Viterbo. This officer, who was of • very ardent temperament, had been put under arrest for a fow days for I know not what fault. He remonstrated; the affair wee referred to Rome, end the punishment, instead of being loosened, was increased to • week's imprisonment. The tre ntecee aro llu r iad Tls n f hi firre t me H t i, r : e l f. , fie cirmi.d l - the c P yy p o t :ope m vaele i t t u ted ruiu me str rEto f e .: be in ly. An inquiry was commenced, and the jreaches wera addressed to de Oregorio on the sub ect, and as he had other causes of discontent since the antral of General de lamoriciere, he sent in his resigna tion, which has been accepted. The Irish volunteers ut An emia have, from what crane I know not, addressed com plaint, to the English consul. Than functionary showed them the act of parliament declaring that any. rights =service under a foreign power loses his xhts as • subject, and told them that he could not do any thing for them. Colonel Guerra los been named corn. mander•inchief of the Engineers at Ann ear." ormmit F h a eni th eoith ei dc 7 t eil viie e n tt trL i , , ,f w lh. h . : .m ) h ta va k mri p a s t :t iuza m . th i o up :: :cm t r lu o c p fi enssf the m for his nine months' imprisonment by Daman Parisi. II • • • ♦' • •