The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before lir. Commissioner Fame.) IN CC +TRY ‘treitn AX!) co. pvtiti..o for adjudication in bankruptcy was pre. •I .nonnst Thomas 141,17eDGC and William Medi• pormant to the announcement made at the meet. nAtori ”etcrilay. The petitiouing creditor is t:u l• I lupromo, of the firm of °reread, Gurney, andoo. wee presented by Mona Meaty, Sea, sad • awl was beetled to the semi %mom...inner Holroyd. A petition wee aloe pre q.loat the third portiere ill theirs', Mr. &hauler, troded et Liverpool under the firm of Lawman, ‘tetisitoee, and Co, tijoliostion was me& I. each came ; sad the - artily fr aeialpirnation helms mode oche the Illth action the tao 'willies, will peened en eels bealumptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ‘I.LIPAD riIitULIINENT or ILIMMIDN or 2,000 i. Loa rre J,dur,H was heated op to bear the dad • thlermen Hale upon the churn _preferred wield t.. his employers, Meyers. Welhe sal Co., of Wallet • for eatheealing various mos of mosey, emil 1. +hes teveral account trooke, the p ty of hi. imam Hr. :thigh ad Mt, 'ethos at as Wove. _ .tkkrnao Hale mid he had devoted a peat deal et atteulina to the evidence in this case, and hoped the sew ...ion he had come to after marling over the carefully cuesideriog all the facts, wane ens. charge about the amount overdrawn' ma seeeest ~:srs was to a certain extent doubtful from the t that at one time Mr. Wyllie became aware of it, and • inizlit consequently he deemed that he had sanctioned • practice. He therefore left Mr. Wyllie to peruse his . a n••••ara, by 1411 of indictment. Hut with reseed to the of eiolluzlernent, there were four sums which dual leen deposed to a. being unacconsted for. bat floe.. wet 0 mile three of them sums which it appeared to Mtn the defendant had embezzled, and he should certainly him upon all three of those came Is reference to the rharsn. reepeoting the hooka, he considered the defeadeat them, as he had the care of them entirely, and ,eultv he MU decidedly the person meet interested in their , 11,ippearance, me ependeut of which it had been ••hois n thzt lie had taken them home on one occasion, and at one time it wee quite feasible that lie meld take diem it soother. He therefore committed the defendant uvou that charge Moo. Mt sleigh, for the defendant, said the defendant courted the follcst inquiry both here and elsewhere to re.ortablidi hi. 01.1raCter. After 'on). discussion II bola hailing the defendant, .tilenoan Hale mid he would lament the same mount led the sane sureties ea before—two, of rs, o . , and bis ova 1,0 .4111,1 MA% in WEIL ARYLEHONE. CHAILIA Or WITT BEATTNG. Pnlriek Marrup, of No. 1, HarewiZel.place, Dorset piece, fewest. attentl,4l,4l a $11111111.032 charital with stalently aanaulthes ts. Jane Murray, his wife. Mr. Kees@ attended f..r the contplainant, and Mr. ratuthan for the defeethud. Keene dated that his client was in poesesaion In her own right, of an independent ineorne of about kW. per annum, and that a few years ago she was married to the defendant, who was much her junior. thane that event the complainant hail bees subject to frequent am melt by the defendant, who wee a man of most violent h.1•41..n5. The compisinant has been w often intrusted by er husband that she was at length coinpelled to live separate front him. Hut though she was lisuig apart from hint she wished to have protection against his violence. Mr. Vaughan oilisereeil that the defendant was willing to enter is his own recognisance. to keep the peace. The complainaut, who objected to such an arrange ment, said that uu Monday week last, when ale was at home, the defendant came to her and asked her to let him have 2/. 'the told him that she would led ,hi w any more. He then gave her • violent Mow on the aide of her fare with his hand which caused the blow to their. she further dated that she could not go aimed without some protection against him. She thought that he ought to lie held to hail to keep the peace. 31r. Vaughan observed that as they were apart from each other, there would lie so chance of the defendant commit ting env further violence upon his wife. Mr. Keene orml that unless defendant was held in heavy bail he thought that he would again assault hie wife. The prissier was held to bail in his own reeegaiaanee al 104 Y. to keep the peace for six mouths. THE SurrlITEN 114• EN DRAINAGE WOREA.—TIEis Nturlay) worming asthma were pooled at the southern num drainage weeks. is the Newerewread. Dept/..rd, iiilisels operations have boos snepsedsd daring a period .4 six wools., regains% %Se men fermi rly engaged to r some work at sin o'clock es Meaday, morning next, when t , •• work will be pushed forward m qu ickly as possible. THE RoTAL AVADEVY. —A considerable addition - :ieu4ol is 'bible in the lista of candidate' for the degree ' • t•....-t.str, who have pat down their SWIM this year on • 1......ta of the loyal Academy. The following lista ex. .1 the eauilolates se they now Amid :—Paintera. H. • 1 , 11, M Anthony, E Arnitese, A. Daccani, T. J. .•me. i.. 1. I Lurk , V. Coll T. Dabs, K Damien, T. li '. .H. "'mbar, tal ar, T. D. ,G. B.l aka& A. W. t.. 4. NV . I uch6.ltl, T. K Joy, .W. ILeyl, H. Le Jenne, . .-.1‘t0n..1 Luosa,C. Lacy, A. lleeCalhers,ThNsaarms, T. o.•, J. Hawbows. J. E. Needows, J. G. MiailMos, R. ~..1. 0. Haig. J. W. Oah4a, D. B. 0.1441)11, S. D. W. Phillip., H. H. PicluergUld. Sant, A. , P. Stirlieg, J. Thowpaoo P. H. Villamil, H. . .. 11. T. Well", H. B. Willis—Sesilpfors .• G. G. ) 10., F. Davis, J. Durham. J. Hancock, C. Marnehetti, i .• Papworth. jun.. E It Stephen.. W. Tbeed, T. Thonit,roft, J. Thome., J. S. Westaissent, W. T. Wood. ii..d....-•.tonos•ta • A. Aslipitel, K. H. Harry D. Ilsaiele, W. Dunces, T. T. Kin, E Fathom ,J . , . T. Kie..1. , , F.. F.tiorin, D. Jose., T. C. Poems., 0. E now. M. D. Wyatt. T. H. Wyatt, —Serweers : T. 0. Itadow, H. LeaMo, T. Lindner, C. W. Sharpe, G. S. Shan, J. H. Watt. From these lists Ammoniates foe the to ~ .. t place. will be chosen.- -Ahliesitnow. Vol. , NiErlll PEI V I LEG Et. —Many of our volunteer fried, artillery, ramiry, and Jahatry--ses, sot be melee ih.,. the fart of their wearing the uniform, of their in roar,..i• • vieffineat pamport to the wearer to enter ft all e;:rn simaol foititteatems, sad ternseks is the United Etat dom. without my ether unnetsue whatever. Vide Army 14:Alit:oh. Seerareadale, lien. 111., 1881. Tut stx-rnot Grazes. —Wu unolersteoll that on Notoriti. last the Six Font Volunteer. sleds a propontioe L. 1.4.1 i 'olvillik the lieutenant csoiel of the Hoe. Artil lery C.onyator, to the ..tf... t that they should he deed .41 l'.._ o n tenith of th a t oat tablials.l corps. Colville he. ordered a tru..tul court to be smernbled for the mar ,P7— .4 ....mitering the wie.,t, anal .J wahenitting their • ..los to the osptain.genenl, the lerineeComert.—Unitsi • • . Ile;rfte. _ _ i tiu or Ma. SAMUEL Dattic.--Our obituary .h...lrath of Mr. Samuel Drure, who has for ninny o. and a high and hueowahl• poetics as an aim n. thin county. Mr. brace hoe been in a weak '.'•l now ...tate .1 hedth for eight or nine mouths, mel ....Al i lea sonewrilat accelerated by beteg unfortunately • cots from hue carnage shout tea day• ago, hum Ir ellent..4 which he newer rallied. He died on Wednew ., reoccur:. is the year of his age. 31r. Dew. • a proe.mmit p.rt in the e.tabL .hmeet.dthe Royal I.rn choral Socl.tV. and he continued one of the 11104 1.1 nomitem .4 that great •ociety until his lacewing ad inhrindie. a Makes biro from the active ImaiSielas hi. No woo ale.. owe. 44 the earliewt and etsanebeit • qwwwten d the thfor.labire Agncultural As solcultariet, and paitividarlY WI a leender of the sheep • ..• I hifordshiro I Sow., kr. !Awe was well Icemen, only is Ow, hut in diitant pert. . 4 the erieggry, awl w mea more thoroughly in am-tiring the respect el —.Alcune .4 all with 'bun he became acepasisted. DFATII trnur LIcKTNIN4I.--Ou Thursday after - n Lot, hetirevis hvfirming .1 sod G o'clorit, a sharp •ovoviriaui...ll with heavy shower. of ram, pline4 r and the neiAhlusarborill. Bowe of the flat/tea ' im...re yen soil the rise of the thunder hearif.ilmot at the some nwateot that the the.. io.lieating the very the proxi- Av .4 lb , Aorta. Happily little or so damage to pro. tt... estame.l. lut a very iiie!anehuly event bappeut-d • • ' 40,, %0.11 with the .t..rto. A numl.er of men is the em- •‘ l .ent .4 Ileras •n.I flewitmon, at the Aireal.le Pottrry hd.l. Ilintr , frt, wr re engaged in remosin,; I•do .4 44.1 1 ., c.ther rnllo.h from an open awe .4 301 u., .r the footnalry. Uneof the men, named • •un. • under elemr ilire,tieu the gruek was ecedeeted. Ion; upon the nomad and loosening the rubloah c.:..kAir. wbee. at a few minute@ pest 5 o'clock, a •"...f IL:hieing, no .Muhl attracted hy the iron haul of ‘.. .truek the unfortunate wan and killed him Wotan "l% The elert!i• duvl burnt off m e whiakera. singed • •r. rent he clothes asunder, and set do In UMW: rill I.l'IA, CHINA, AND AENTRALIAS MAIL , .1 • , t v FRII).‘ T. - -The I 'styles left, here to-dor with 1 , 1 rhea, cal Australian null. She tonh out 1, 11101 pa•MIKTIM : Sllloll'4 wlaen were Orilla I anti Bailiff ; Leutentude D'Arey Kits . Iv. Al . Soriney II nal Avi.tast-Surgeon Eagles, ••• the Rev. Mr. Ltrowbrolge. Ansouget her des *r• , • , 11 ,- worth newly .111111,111101., viz :—lkaar. And bar r o •rtit :UMW 144. 2.L, gol4 coin worth it. 0120/., •• • I, ' , tas and watches worth 1211.. for Hoag Kong ; ,• lor silver worth 41,W:it, for Shanghai: dollars •`o .!.•*st , , sad r id cons worth LOW., fur Sian/spore ; • ••1111 ourth silver coin worth 11. 10s. cal And watches worth 1.6431.:1•., for Modem: 't n. cad watehea worth 719 f. no., fur t'sbutta • • o •••11115.M., for Fes-chow; jewellery and watches • 1.!:'I'. Ina., for flotemes Bay; and jewellery and ••• • 14 orthl7ol.. fur Sydney. THE 1111%!SS, SikiTUltDS. 4 ! , SPENING, nw.y 2: MONEY MARKE7 .-THISMAY . Two Azoir. The funds remain flat at yesterday's reduction, with very little business. There is likewise an absence of recovery on the Paris Bourse. The weather exercises an unfavourable influence to-day. In the share markets business is almost at • stand-still. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at Iffer. 20c., showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93k and 93 foe money, and 931 and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 93 to 1 for cash, and 931 "buyers," for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/ ; New Three per Cents., 93k, 1,1 ; Thirty years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 161 ; India Stock, 219, 218 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97 ; ditto 1869, 961; ditto Bonds, 7s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 971, a, 97 ; exchequer Bills, la, to 4e. prem. Turkish stocks were heavy in the morning, but are now rather firmer. The Loan of 1864 is quoted 77 to f, and that of 1868, 80 to k, after being marked 59/. Mexican Bonds are heavy. Sales are recorded an follows :—Bratilian Old Five per Ceuta., 991, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 1101 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 641 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 391. the Committee's Certi ficates, 5 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 60k; ditto for account, 90, 601, 60k ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted k to Prem. HALF-PAW Two o'CLoca. Consols remain quoted 93 to I for money, and 93/ to 1 for the 9th of August. The discount market is well supplied with money, but rates equal to those of the Bank con tinue to be demanded. lu the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on En glish government securities is only 2 to 2} per cent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. In one or two instances bills on the Continent were rather more offered. One or two transactions °warred in paper on Palermo, at 1171. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.16 to I ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.16 j to 1•; An swaths, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ma. bum), 3 tw in:n r tan 13.51 to j ; Paris, 3 days, 25. TO to 15 ; ditto, 3 months, 15.35 to 71; Frsakfort-an.the-Maine, 3 inontim ir t s u:ol; Polantang (per motde), 3 months, 341 4 t0 t. 3 6 5; Go.), 3 worths, 12.95 to 13.00; Triode Smooths., 190 to 13.00; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to j ; le, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 30.3'5 to 40 ; °ems, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 391 to I ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to . _ We are officially informed that the National Bank have declared a dividend for the last half year at the rate of 8 per oent. per annum, with a bonus of 15s. per share, free of income tax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum upon the paid-up capital (4 the bank. This is the same rate of dividend as that lest declared. At a meeting of the directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, held yesterday, it was resolved to recommend to the proprietors at the gene-al meeting, to be held on the lst August, a dividend of 31. 10s. per cent. for the bet . _ The following is the eighth report of the direo tors of the National Discount Company : The account, which the directors now have to =Midi for the information of the shareholders show that the pees profit for the half-year aiding 30th June last amounts to 37,2471. 188. I(M., and that after payment of the current expenditure, writing ." the usual portion of the prelimi nary expenses, and reserving 17,36 b/. 155. Bd, for rebate of interest on bills mot yet due, there remains a balance of 14,6471. 188. Bd. The directors regret, however, to add, that since the Glom* of these account,, serious failures hays arisen in oranexion with the leather trade, but as at this early date it is impossible to estimate with accuracy the probable lose the company mar sustain thereby, they pro pose that after payment of a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, the surplus be carried forward, to be dealt with in thu next hallyter's account- The reserve fund, with the interest which has accrued thereon, now amounts to 25,91/1& lla. ld. The dividend, free of income tax, will be paid to the shareholder on the 3nl proximo. We are requested to state that the traffic returns of the Royal Swedish Railway will he published with regularity as soon as the directors shall have obtained from Sweden au account of the traffic for the past six months. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8731. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending June 30, rhowß a total receipt of 11,457/. sterling, being 2,978/. more than last year. The first ordinary general meeting of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company is called for the 7th of August. Intelligence was received on Thursday of the re sumption of electric communication between Suez and Aden, hut another telegram reached the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company yesterdsy, notifying that it is again suspended. The second link—between Aden and Kurrachee—is also still out of order. Tile return of the Bank of Eng Lind for the week ending Wednesday, July 18, compared with the previous weakly return, shows the following resulte: limitation Wee 129,711,368 Daman, 2226,452 Circulation active Polak: ail.aits Other del...its O. vernal-at ceeuritier in _ _ .1.14.4r . tim , nt . 9,721,445 Inatome 6,871 Other.,vunt:Ps In lurking ilepoutui,nt . 19,419,147 Manias 197,421 Co,n and bullion in both deearteseets — 16,007,843 Decrease 224,967 Sieves lig awl eller bills 760,001 Increase 22,592 The gest Notes morn 7,535,200 Decrees 496,780 Total reserve (aolesk eele) is hankie/ departaseet 8,306.678 Decrease 497,247 The decrease of half a million in the reserve is principally due to the decrease which has been oc casioned in the Treasury Deposits by the comple tion of the payment of the dividends. Thu coin has decreased from a similar cause. The statement in to-night's Gazette of the move ment iu the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last, gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 468,820/ ; exports of g o ld, 588,800!. ; import of silver, 19ki,092/. ; exports of silver, 93,064 f. BANE or LNOLAND.—A. wad isth Vic., C. 1111. lor lbs II 111. ant 'unguent to the Act 7th en ling lIU Wednesday, July MOE Derl Notes lamed CAMAS i PARTMLIT. 71;;;;;;Ment debt, 311,015100 tither .reuritles 3,450 : 900 Giohl er.ln And .. 15,230,365 Alper Ltikrll.36.l itai Mg 1.1 Pulp' lagoon' Capital •14.!.:4,000 Rest ... . . 3,362,t450 Public Dupont, ils• chats. Kwhot. Slay. busks. Om al& d National Debt. and Div. • C2V,711,345 rAltrnitet. government itern• ri ties inchoiling 14v41 Weight An nuity lt9 721 445 Other Securities 1D:41 9 :147 Notes &Ai and hileei 7436," gain Md.) I,4IM.YIT ben:da Deposita— Seny mai akar 760661 537.477.210 . July lli. 1591 L 37.447,170 SIARSHALL. Met FamaY Evearisa Consols, which cloned yesterday at 93 " buyers" for the 9th of Anguat, opcuc4 this m orn i ng at 93g , and closed at 93! /. For money the last price was 93 t.,. Thu official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93g, 4, j, 93; ditto for account (August 9), 930, a. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, 4, ; New Three per Ceuta., 932, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 764 ; Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Fi ve p er Cent. Stock, 1859, 104 g, g, ; ditto Four p er C en t. Debeutu 1858, 961, 97 ; ditto, 1859, 964, 97, 962 • ditto Bouda, Gt. di.. ; Five per Cent. "en laced" rupee paper, 971, 1; ditto Five -and-a-Half per Cent., 103. * The Indian rupee papetlcemains steady. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1860 was quoted. 104 and Exchequer Bills, Is. to 4a. prem. Turkish stocks were quiet in the meaning, but showed sensitiveness in the afternoon, and left oft 1 to 1 per cent. lower than yeeterday, the Loan of 1864 being last quoted 7 6 t to 771 ; and that of 1868, bief to 801. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoac. Little business has been done this morning in Britinh mining stocks. But Basset shares are firmer, at 137 to 140; and West daradon, at 68 to 70. Roaewarne United are steady, at 55 to 56. East Wheal Russell have declined to 124 to j. Treloweth are quoted sto 6 ; Kelly Bray, to I ; and West Basset, 18 to 19. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Linares have been dealt in at 101 ; Soottkli Austra- Juin Mining, at Ea, ; English and Austra li an Copper, at 2f ; a nd Rhine Copper (South Austra lia) , at ss. The eighth annual meeting of the Mariquita and New Granada Mining Company is called for the 3lst isst. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consolidated Copper Mining Cunpany, at their board meeting, held yes terday, declared a dividend of 71. per share (7,1681.), arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the months of March and April bat. - After payment of the same, there remains in hand a Wanes at 18,533/. 17s. Id. in cash, in bills not at maturity, aed reserved fund applicable to the general purposes of the compaay. At Great Wheal Alfred meeting held yesterday (William Orr, Esq., in the chair), the accounte showed a balance against the mine of 1,1041. 14e. ld. A call of 4a. 3d. per 15.90 th share, payable within 14 days, was made. The quarterly meeting of shareholders in the Imlay Mining Company was held on Tuesday last, when a Mate. merit of the quarterly accounts was read, from which it ap peared that the one sold for the quarter ending March 31, realised 7,3201. 18e. 9d., while the expenditure for that period was 5,902/. Os. 3d., leaving a profit of 1,418118 e. 6d. According to Captain Rowe's report, the prospects of the mine are most favourable. Alfred Console meetin g on the 16th inst. the accounts showed • credit balance of 1,550/. A. 71, which well car ried to the credit of the neat account. At Wheel Grenville meeting, on Thunday, the account showed a credit balance on the two months of 8751. Is. 11d. In the estimated account of amide and liabilities, including 8001. for a steam engine, the balance against the mine was 501. 15s. Ad. AWI of 3s. per shire was made. The Cuddm Mine accounts, presented at the meeting on Thursday, showed a balance of liabilities over mete of 1,5.38/. lie. Ild. A call of In. per share was made. MARE LISTI-IW/IS DAY . Two o'Czoow. The railway . share market to-day is dull, with very little busman, but the variation in prices, compared with yesterday's closing quotgozioes not exceed per sent. The market re tains a good deal of steadiness. London and North Western stock is quoted Kai to 103; Great Western li 701 to ; Midland, 11% to 130 ; Lancashire and Yorluihire, 1071 to 1; Caledonian, 94 to South Bittern, 84 to 85 ; Pastern Counties, 5 0 to ; and Great Northern, 115} to 116 i. Batt Indian railway Moat remains rather dull. Foreign descriptions generally are little inquired for to-day. ▪ 1ta1e .A 22411 Botamiess an tralli%M.Fra. alqaelialn . ia Wll t Gralmasait an carman Mine &LA W I W Vrtztemaloa 16 Dutch Rhenish all ,Kastern of France 6 Od. Regalia gum. p. o W Gt. Central of France W 'Gt. Laxerabs. Coast. Eth W Italian Junction W Lake Constance & Bale all [Jerre and Turnhout W , Ijons and Geneva all 'Maria Antonia all Nain.&Liege I . By the all 'Do.6p.c.rrf. Belg.gov. W 'Northern of France 16 I Do. New Mares all N;il.4l;itfrTitft net. all i Pasta, Lyon', and Media all Paris and Orleans 13 I Recife and S. ?random ;Pernambuco lg. 7p. e. 14 'Riga and Inmahneg all Rome and Vraaca all Bort! all Myst Swedish all Do. 7 per amt. all Sambre and Meese .., all Do. 5, per emit. Pref t SinPauWUm.4.7peret It S.Anstit Lora-Venetlan all Southern of prance all West Flanders _ _ W Do. SI per cent. Pad all West. &N. W. of Frame 6 Western of Austria eU Wiesbaden o&rtm Si Si If m.! 6 4, die id Ili "a I 37 It, p es _ _ I it t li dim; 13 16 i 4 44 gi i . id 4sl no; 6 6 n MI 9. IS INIVOLL ... 111 - • • \ 100&1161 10. at.Nortlttp.c Jan•tinly 300 60,953! St. Norfolk tp.c.Nlar.itiept. 100 {Mall N. N. Nast 4p.ct. Join.Janly 100 10,00/i et. Od.Worc.&c.4i p.ct. do. 1 100 ...• • 111. !Withal N. East. 4 go. ct. 400 - 14 IN SG N IN SS Si COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The markets firm, at the following prices :—Town tallow, 52a. 6d., net oath ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 52a. 9d. to 53a. • August to Sept., 55a. td. Oct. to Dee., 525. to 52t. b; d. ; Jan. to March, 1861, 58s. 3d. M timer Avera.tora.—Town tallow, 555. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 94d. ; yellow Ruaoaq 54a. 3d. melted stuff, 38s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 22a. 6d. ; tallow grooves, lb. Good drop, Ti HAY HARHET.-(THIS DAY.; Yews. Davis and 00. report trade wry slow, at last day's prices. Prisms saradow An. 75e. to 90s. ; onperior tio. to 106 s. ; inferior do., (10n to M. ; now, 575. 6d. to 84s. ; olover, old, 80s. to inn ; new, Wt. to 955. ; straw. Xs. to 44a. COVENT OARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Trude is falling off, sad, in the fen of heavy importations fres tits mintiest, prime are rocedtrig. English pies mpts, peicles, sad nootariess are irtill Outdid, as ars also piers, aad Age. Grapes are abundant, u are =is cherries. Best samples of strawberries maintain fair prime. Cob nuts realise Ia per lb. Gooseberries fetre &d. par quart Peas is exesiket ocedition are abundant. New potatoes range Les 6s. to tis. per owt. Bons good nuebseess may be ebtained. d owse s chiedy seat of erobialst paissins, vi Oat olets, heathe, kakesathos, psalm. lily of the , sad MOM near. Pun Apples, per lb., 3m to 66 Grepse, per lb., Se to es eirawberrtes, p. lb., fid to la •d Peoebes, per dos, 106 to 106 Aprtoota, per dos., le to la Sectarian, do., a to 14. bOooseberrles, per qt.. 3d to 6d Ctureate, per qL, Sd to 6d J Often PILL per dor .8s to Its Slebas, each, le to ee Apple, per doe., Se to de Onages, per 100, et to 111 Lame; per 100, 6e to 10e muss. Chtertto,iier Ib., IL to It vzon4 ltbubarb. per bands, 44 toed I /remelt beau per 100, la to LOl Peso, per both., 34 to 44 tld Cauliflowers, each, 2d to 44 Oreenap dot bauebsuesed toes Calf hags+, p. dot, L 0d to Its Od Pf ftatoes, p two, 904 to 1001 per but, Is tor bd per cwt., Ge to Carrots, per hunch, 6d to 8d Turnips, per bunch, stl to 74.1 Spinach, per sieve, 2s Od to as Cucumbers, each. del to Is OQ Artichokes, per dos, Os to lis l"1, per d?i, 1 . ! Id to fa O urry, per bundle , 1a /d to °oleo& per 4 sieve, as to tr Tomatoes, per doz., is to as Sballots, per lb, 6d to ad Garlic, per Ib, 6d to Sd Leitaess,esb.,p.se.,ls6dtotsed Cam, per score, eld to Is Zodlre, per score, Is to Is Od Horseradish, per bun., lied to 44 Modirooust. p. .e ed Pantry, par bo b l ob Sa l to 4. Savoy, Fr Um* 2d to 44 Tee CROPS IN nu NORTH. —The long severe winter and the adverse spring have materially checked the wheat crops, and many of them are deficient. Spring corn is also short in produce in many places where the land is strong. Altogether we believe the corn crops will be be low an average. Turnips. marigold, and other green crops are looking well, although somewhat late. The recent fine weather has made them grow vigorously. The hay croplas been generally won iu excellent condition ; but some lots which are dill out must suffer from the rains tLis week. Potatoes and beans are in better prospect than we expected to find them.-- Yorkshire Gazette. Tai LUZGAN Mfrs.—RlK= OT TEI FRIDAT.--The magistrates' inquiry con cluded to-day, at one o'clock, in Luqan. Nine of the per sons c ha rged were returned for trial at the March assize, 1841, 4 Armagh. Bail was refused, the offence being felony. Nine others were also returned for trial, but were admitted to bail in 201., and two nareties of 10/. each. Nine more were ordered to give security for their appearance at the maims. SINGULAR AMIDENT IN Herr.—On Saturday morning a ploughman, at Chilh►m, was at work with a team of four horses, on • farm in the occupation of Yr. Day, when, passing too near the edge of • chalk pit, the ground nailer the wheel-horse gave way. Ohmvl•g this the driver struck the front horses with a view to ova the others from goieg over, but unfortunately the abase broke. The two hot hence were consequently precipitated into the pit, dragging the plough after them. One was killed upon the spot, and the other only lived • short time after the accident. The two horses were said to be worth nearly 100/.- ilaidstose Journal. THE CREED or Tfis DM:M.—The Turks and Druses have no more religious affinity then Jews and Christiana. They are as cinch 'Christians as Ma hometans ; they practise neither circumcision, nor prayers, nor fasting ; observe neither festivals nor prohi bitions. They drink wine, eat pork, and allow marriages between brothers and sisters. They believe in the transmigration of souls, and suppose that their chief prophet Hakem passed into a calf, the image of which they now worship. They maintain the unity of God, and His manifestations of Himself to man in the person of seven indi vidus/s, the last of whom was Hakem. They hold that five superior spiritual ministers also exist, three of whom have appeared in the persons of men at different periods, the chief being Hamra (a prophet of their own), and Christ. The five points of Islam are set aside, sad the following substituted ! let, veracity (to each other only ; 2nd, mutual protection and aid ; 3rd, renunciation of all other religions (implying persecutions of all others when practicable, Mahornnism among the number) ; 4th, profession of the unity of Hakem as God ; sth, contentment with His works ;fitb, submission to His will ; 7th, separation from those in error, and from demons. —Correspondent of the Lueolun Rerinr. ARD-EL-K A DER AND THE SYRIAN ATROCITIES.— letter from Damascus of July 2 says :—" While the autho rities remain in en unaccountable state of inaction, the Emir, Ah.l.ebKader, is inotesant in his appeals to the Vietnam and chiefs of the various districts to prevent the evils with which the Christians are threatened. By his attitude, by his energy, and his eloquent words, it is not too much to say that the Emir hsa twice saved this town, for he has twice checked an impending outbreak. His conduct, in the most critical circumstance., is admirable. Day acid night • • . he watches over the panel safety end gives contirrual proofs of disinterestedwees and devotion to the cause of which be has so nobly undertaken the defence." RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom fur the week ending July 14, amounted to 558,530/., and for the cortespooding week of last year to 529,8354, showing an increase of 37,645/. The Iftosa receipts on the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted to 246,929/., and for the e.rresponding period of 1839 to 234,1361., showing an increase of 12,793/. The teenage on the Great Northern Railway amounted to 1,8110/. ; on the London and North-Western, to 4,239/. ; on the London and Blackwell, to 931. ; on the Loadou;, _Brighton, and South Coast, to 2,0231.; on the Lesion sod South Western, to 1,5241.; on the South Eastern to 6,037/.; total, 15,818!. But from this must be deducted 308./. the decrease on the Eastern Counties, and 2,7171. oe the Great Western, leaving the total increase as above, 12,71/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 311,6011., and for the corresponding week of lut year to 286,699/., showing an increou of 24,90' 2t., which, added to the lu cre'se on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 37,6931. as compared with the oorretpunding week of 1850. ORDINARY REARM AND *rocas. 7113 I'd I RAILWAYS 1 ;s ate 104 * psiL 1 Wol. kBtearVel. * -. it. 110 ,Blrk.,lan ,trkbss.Junc. 78 90 - N all I Illeekliern U al lillpfla and 10 all koators.Skakil 01 74 _ 144 1 Bristol &Mt Rutter - 16. Ilk oo Geladesda All&C 106 s Ot 04 4 - SO all Cork mid DNA= IS all Cceneall Ol 7 - 10 al' „ Do. AsA no div. until 0 -•-• - 19 all Do. B 1 p.c. la pmild to B. -.- - N all IDoblin and Belfast Jen - -.- U all ! pond , Perth, & Abd.lit 9 9 - et. 100 'Bast Anglian l6 194 - BR 100 Pastern Oonntler 66 67 - 1 St. 100 Eastern Union, Stock A N U - 84. 100 Do. 11048 IS 17 - 10 all East fludolk - .... - 10 all Ditto - - - 84. 100 idluberptaadGkagow 77 76 - St. 100 F 413 03 4 .P!Tik Deeds. 00 21 • - 10 all Forth awl orsolem. - - - SR leo Okerrow 41 IL Wigan 104 106 -. 10 all Groat North* - - - et. 100 Gnat Sortie - U. 1 Do. s A Iltealk 11 1 41 LI Ot. 1 Do. a Nook IN 116 - BR 1 Gt. /oath& Wait. am) US 114 - 81. 100 Grad Wester.' at. 100 Do.fliserValGos MA. IS 01 - N. 100 lancarkket Yoritaltirs 1074 1074 1074 14. 10.0 Loncical of IMackwall IS 71 - SR 1001Loo.. t. 11 1, 1 11 11* 16 all Loudest, . 11 1 - SS 100, London& Nor* ants. 1 MO i 14 all Do. 1 .... 10. 100 Lceilpea li ttWesteen - U all lendoedarry&Colerais. - -•-• 26 all Do. and Inugskilke 10 1.1 - . 11. los lisajnef.ALlocelsi 41 MI •- 10 4 Metropolitan 3 2 Cs St. 100 Midland St. 100 Us. Blrm 4 Derby 9O NI - N all 111 d. Gt. Wasters are.) - - - 106 A W Newcastle aed ilds - ..- ... * all Newport. Aber., !Hera , t- - - . 10 9 Newry S Arroseit.deL .. 7 0 dis 16 ' 69 all Newry,Warrenp. aloe - - - • 100 4 Norfolk SO 3 Northern Count* Ds .4 Silk -. St. 100 North British - BR an North Devon BAILID! - - - . It all Do. • - - - It. 100 N. Zralers-Berwklt 96 100 Do. G.N.R.Nro l4 0 4 die -dk U. 100 Do. Leeds 63 63 - et. 100 Do. York M. . 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Eastern Union. 4 p. et. /din. s Glaavw,6 p. et. Llin.,Porth,Don.,4. p.s. Groan Neetbern, i p. et. D 0.6 ends& 10 p.a.pra. Do. 4} per cent. Do.lip.c.rod.et 5 p.c.pm. GIRL. Scotland, lotting gt. Wast. (Borketlionts) Do. redoes'. 44 p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. ant De. irredesin. 4p. a. Do.Sp.d.redeem Pref. Do. Birm. Prof. Shares Do.ChesterPf.ShAp.e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Wm. One. ;Wok Do. Chest. One. Shares 99 96 1011_ 106. 104 161 ! 106 hi 110 116 1116 116 111 113 110 112 126 193 79 81 111 112 e 77i I T l7 e 119 112 114 106 107 $ 16 100 10: 89 91 91 93 193 104 1 4 lei 17 18 11/} 11 78 . 77 Do. do.~ do --- 1 ti lb 114 129 111 Do. do. do Lech Yorksh. 41p.0.14 &Bright... 6 p.0.G00 No. 1 Do St . 6 p.c. do. No Do. 6p. c. do. ... Do. 4).c. c. do. N 0.4 Do. p. do. .... Do. p.c.pet oh. d 0... Do. 7 p c. Prot. Stock.. D0.0p.0.d0. (W. 'Aar.) Dodo. c. 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Op.o Apr.* Oot. 100 2072 Too 101 NOSSION I } I ak Per I} If 46 47 11 13 I 4 :a 6 Ms patzd 1 11 pra ri is i r. 1 . 41 / 1 1 Pier ypoirdar. , W I 4 61 61 76 80 TO 76 68 76 I db par 21 3 dia 1 Of (Us 1 Ws l I} 110 L" g 100 M 11 . 112. 76 55 66 66 66 97e i in lAasialalian . rßre Accord, lAzdtad.. osisp. (likotlY) Do. 6t. 7.4 dor CMCon. Mln. Co. Jam Cobre Copper g r an S rountain Copper . Forearm General de.Gl Northern /Juntas= Kannada (na) UM". Inuttintan Mar Nana MU= Copper or B Australis k Unf.) Poutebaud Salvo:Laid Port Philli Scottish A ustin. (Urn ) Wafted Mexican Wrathful: (Um.) ~~: •--• JOINT STOCK Agraaded& Bar. Bank kne Bank of type Bank of London Beak of Turkey Bennet N. America Cheri. Bank of India .W. Mar& Chrtrd. MiFc. of India,' - 1 - ZsZ: .M Chia Co Clty Wale_ (loin. of Canada ...... Oons. of London Softt.daaaLChartd a. bunk of Switzerland Lon. Ob. Bank of dastrL London and County London Joint Sfock Loudon I icouillAiriCan Lon. and Weatrainatar.. Nat. Pros_ of Ingiand.. . N ~ 'National Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Corpora Ottoman Bank . . ;;;Incliii — .. oi Ireland to Anglian& Union of Australia Union of London .onlty Mutual Anglo-Mexican IOY .. Australian Aerial .... Atlantic Tel. (LINO—. Berns Waiarworks.. MR American Brit. it ToL Do. D pot o. tin NE ' MOO 8.1 1 31 4.73! - giiii al* ftskooOr I. = Mtool Moos y,ia. 20,000 20,400 11/4000 100,000 12,000 40,000 200,000 60,400 12,000 4,000 p,tl4 101.1/1 60,000 60,000 ii:iiil NADI iiii 2.008 lON Channel Islands Tel (L; CoCop. Mg.otEngalmelt Do. Pref. 71 per omit Palace Prefezenao Do. 6 p. e ct i Z i . Dab T _ ___ (1.4.. at i rld - Awa;op. - - .. Moon Noragatal Groot (alp United) .. Do. Viper coot Ilet. Loa Maid Ta. London Dloooont xi (L). ... Lea. Oes. Omnibus Cho. Madroa lefts. a Pad ModiterroaosolDia.Td. Midair. En. ra.(laa , ) Makes) Discount Co.. NerboddaCostalron(L) Netherlands Faa11.,.. T., N. Beam. & N. Beet. lei N. Brit Anstreleelea Oriental Gas Do. "New Slum Or Do. do. Peel Elver Lend& lila Peals. end Oriels. Sties Do. New Rod 8a & lad. Tel. di t h e. for 60 yo. by Br. Gov l e iw it° Royal MaD Moab Scottish Aust. lasedzo rr n le n 13 If 116 118 6 8 n sr 841 .4 80 U 8/ le 104 180 II 11 146 4 88 ti i I ir, 1 Ws li II Pil aoeulw T.l . eadrldsd.. Do. do. Itostotorod.. IrLo. Co. Up Can nillamistes 2 4 1 li 01 de 2 14 dim ss 1~~ i 1 ID II 1 1 i I Par VS 66 id 73 76 12 13 001 t di. par 9 21 se d 60 62 120 130 116_ 66. 1 i 41 id 74 9 10 TRAFFIC RETIIIiNB. WOW Paw Mir. T ie. Told ILAILIMTL spa mows. ilindke. 1893. DAL Week endlas June 30 E t S Grandyrunlipt Canada .. 970 4,993 0.460 11,457 8,479 19.741 92.231 418,061 1,412 4,124 2.036 ii I- I 1 II It lei Mt Ist sel i 16 all all 0 all 0 100 M lin t - g,513 75,000 10,60 11.000 golol t21..5,... 10,000 100,011 igoiii igoTo 4 4 40 iv* woo woo moo. 1 1 Week ending J. 4 1. B. Au& & Lealierde-Ve& FaskAnd. Lim) fr 11.490 bardo Line) ending July 16. Celedonien ..... 1991 6,7&2 9,118 14,860 18,987 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrnmpoor... JOLT M.—Birkenhead. 781 791—Caledonian Stock fitl 941—ifeatern counti. 5-le—Great Northern Stock, 115 116—Orent Westerns, 704 701—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 1071—London and North Western, 1021102 i—ditto 1-shoes, 12 11-10 121 —Minsehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 4 41 4 — Midland Stock, 1191 1191 - - North North British Stock, 044 6.1 North Staffonlshile, Bi 31 d.—North Eastern Berwick aspltal stock, 944 99—Ditto, York capital stock, tin 834—Ditto, Leads stock, 634 531-Bouth Eastern, 254 25 7-16—West Midland, Ox ford, 46 461—Dutch Rhenish, 41 rd 41 d.—Great Luxembourg, 64 7—Grand Trunk of Canada, 6 1546 7 —Great Western of Canada. 11 1-16 113.10—Ditto, new stares, 9 7-16 3-16 d.—Baf tale sad lake Buren, 41 9—Great Skip, 10s. 11.. Thames sad Mersey Marine Company, 11 p. Maitsurrsa, JO 1.1 20.—.' here was only a moderate bushier: Ths market Oat, and closing et the lowest. Sheffield; 41— North Stafford., 39.16 d.—Strkenliescb, 79)—Leeds, 1071 —_1214- land. 1191—Dovers. 25t--West Midland. Orford, 44—ItheMeld, 61. pref.. 11.16 p Redeemable Six per Cont., 13-16 p.— Caledoelans. 94 —London *.tha. 169.16—Trunkr, 7. BIRMINGHAM. JULY 20. Birmingham Canal, 9611 and Midlana ste Bank, 140—Gloucer Wagon shares, par , and CZ Palace, 11. The above were the transacted prices, and the f - log the cloong quotations . Great Western, 701 Wl—Birming ham Prete, ewe,. 104 to 10i—Birmlarharn Guaranteed, 761 to North Rtegonishire, 14 to 141-Bhropshlre Union. 501 to 51-101- 191 to 10e—Blnalngnans Canals. 064 to 96 —Birmingham Banking Compsay shares, 2111 to I—Birmingham1—Birmingham Now Mill Mama, to 21. 11a id. per &harm ail 100 i a , - 1 if Ws lle ill 2 9: 1 4"1 99 911 . fhs *7 OD 98 811 98 90 96 i 96 1 91 li 1 Ws I 7 I 7 6 7 .1 7 ~~i 1 1 an I aD l i 11 11 I a& an an 10 to es so 100 S IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Was So-do 6,1 p.n. EMU OF WRDII-Izmir, JULY 20. BILL. BILL. This bill poised through committee. INCILOIIIatE (No. 2) BILL. This bill elsoTei:sea throoomniities. IBLE OF MANWURS BILL. This bill was read* ssoond time. DOMINICA HURRICANE LOAN BILL. s - so T -- xd zd Their lordships met et 5 o'clock. On the motion that the London and Santa Western ILL way (Kingston Railway Extenaion) Bill be reed • third time. Lord WI !Mirth presented a petition from Dorchester cam planting that the Mouth Western Railway Onspony bed nell kept faith with the public with regard to certain porticos et their line, for the coustruction of which they had obtained parliamentary pnwent The noble lord called Wadies to the subject of the petition, and concluded by moving Vi the bill should be read a third time that day three wain with a view to some e \planation being gives by the company. Lord EBURY, chairman of the committee before win= the bill came. objected to such a course, and said that the measure had no reference to the line between Southampton' and Dorchester, about which complaint was made. After some further discuseioo, Lord WYNFORU said he would consent to modify lie amendment to "this day fortnight." The Earl of DERBY suggested that the third ream I should at least be postponed fora week, in order to amide the Board of Trade to receive the return which, they nil. they had sent for a month ago. Their lordships divided, when the numbers were — For the amendment Against it The bill was then read a third time sad THE ROMAN ST The Marquis of NORMANBY pcsipmed the 110filll which stood in his name on the paper, on the subject of the condition and administration of the Roman States, f Tuesday next until Monday week. LOCAL TAXATION RETURNS BILL. This bill was read a third time and TITHE COMMUTATIOnt. Earl DE GREY and RIPON moved that the &home go into committee on thin bin. The Earl of DERBY objected to the powers of °Dart wry redemption given to the commis esters. The principle was equitable, but its adoption should be left to the optima of the parties interested. After an explanation by the Earl of RIPON The bill passed through committee. On the report, Lord RKDESDALE objected that clergymen should be obliged to accept a compromise in cases where the value the land was increased by ite application to build ing pur poses. Bill reported. METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS ACT AMENDMENT This bill was mod s this/taw rd __ pawed._ DUNES REGULATION AND SPECTION BILL On the order for the seated reading, Lord RAVENSWORTA presented a petition against portions of the bill, and was understood to propose an amendment. This bill was however read a second time. TRAMWAYS (MILANO) BILL. The above bell was read a mooed time. 00IIRT OF titnuars BENCH ACT AMENMENIT This bill pared themoond reading._ ADMIRALTY' COURT JURISDICTION RILL. This hill was also read • mond time. Their lordships adjourned at 25 minutes to 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF kOMMONS.—FRIDAY, JULY 20. (CoatisFed from yesterday's Express.) SAVINGS BANKS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES IN VDITMENTS BILL Sir IL WILLOUGHBY and Coked STEM briefly span against the bill, after which the committee divided ea Ow question that the Gist clause stand port el the hill : Ayes Noes . . The clause wait therefore lest. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid that es the lose of this clause entirely destroyed the bill he woad now move that the Chairman do leave the chair. Wheels from the opposition side.) The house then resumed. REFRESHMENT HOUSE% AND WINE LICENSEE (IRELAND) BILL. The house went into committee on this bat and several clauses were agreed to, after some discuseioo. On clause Lord NAAS moved an amendment, the effect of which would be to exempt what were called the " dry" lodging house, kept merely to accommodate travellers for or Lif T h he CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER consented to bring up • elan* exempting such houses under the rental et 201. a year, in towns of less than 10,000 population. ' A motion to report progress was made, and negatived by 79 against 29 ernes, but as it was now four o'clock the sit ting of the house was suspended as usual. The house resumed at 6 o'clock. EDUCATION ESTIMATES. Sir J. PLEINOTON asked when the education estimate would be brought on. He had a motion on the subject, and it would be a convenience to himself and other members if they had notice of the thus when the estimates would bo brought on. ' Mr. LAING said he was afraid that in the present state of public business it was impossible for him to give ads- finite sad satisfactory reply as to the exact day on whisk these estimates would be brought on, but he would give due notice, and endeavour that they should be brought ea at an early pestod of the evening. OfrirEILNNT OF INDIA ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. VANSITTART pve notice that on the hon. member for Portsmouth (Sir J. Ephinstotie) asking leave to bring ia his Government of India Act Amendment Bill, he would take the sense of the house upon the propriety of intro ducing any such MANUFACTURE measure at this iperio MUSK ETS.d of the seasiou. OF Mr. H. VIVIAN asked the Secretary of State for War what number of rifled muskets had been manufactured at the government establishment at Enfield during the twelve months ending :10th June lark and at what rate the mann facture was now proceeding; and what number of rifled muskets had been received from contactors during the same period, and what number the government were liable to receive under contract. Mr. S. HERBERT said the Amber of rifles made at Enfield during the year ending the 30th June was 90,707, which gave a weekly av erag e of 1,744. But the weekly average had since been aimed to 1,900, and when the new machinery was brought into operation, it would le nil further raised to 2,000 ; *416 muskets bad been reinived from contractors, and there were still due from contractors 99,626. DISTRICT PROBATE REGISTRARS. Mr. HADFIELD asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it wee intended by the government that the pay. meet of district registrars appointed under the Probate AA (20 and 21 Vic., c. 77) by - fees should be continued; ar whether the government would take into consideration the extent of services performed, and order payment for the same (under the 111th section of the said act) by salanso, and carry the fees to the Consolidated Fund account, and make a reduction of fees payable by the pnblio. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said govern ment had already acted on the principle to which the hon. member's question pointed. Some time ago a minute at Treasury was passed placing those officers on salaries, under the powers given by the act of parliament, and requiring that after receiving their salaries they should account fir the balance of the fees to the public. Bat the aloes affected, or some of them, made objection to that measure, and made an appeal against it, which was still under con sideration. EXPENSES OF THE BONDING OF GOODS. Mr. HADFIELD asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if his attention had been called to the loss sustained by the revenue in consequence of certain small ports and creek* where goods for bonding were not iinported at all, and in other places to insignificant amounts, and the duties collected were disproportionate to, and in some cases below, the cast ; and, whether he proposed to revise and correct the lame. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said no one on reviewing the comparative charges Rad receipta of the different ports of the country could fail to be struck with the extreme disparity, but it would be a mutate to estimate the charges of each of thole ports exclusively by a reference to the amount of revenue received there, because there were many services to be carried on by the custoins depart ment, and there was the whole business of prevention at fraud and smuggling. These were utterly unproductive be themselves, but at the same time must be sustained ; but after making due allowance on these grounds, be was sen sible that this was a fit subject for the attention and consi deration of government. He mentioned at an early period of the session that the government were engaged in the consideration of what steps should be taken to diminish these charges. He was afraid it was impossible to do any thing in the lenient session. THE DISTURBANCES IN SYRIA. Sir J. FERGUSSON begged leave to ask quest i on et the noble lord the Secretary - for Foreign Affairs of which he had not given him notice. He wished to ask lillll if he could inform the house whether her Majesty's govens ment were in possession of any information affirmative of the reports which had appeared in the newspapers that troop had been placed ou board French mennfwar with a view to their going to the coast of Syria ; and secondly, whether he would state if her Majesty's government is tended to join with the French government in any active intervention on the coast of Syria. He asked also what was the nature of the papers which her Majesty's govern ment had promised in the House of Lords should be pre dead, whether those papers would be despatches from her Majesty's representatives in the Levant, or merely • narra tive of event'. He also wished to ask him whether be would produce copies or exteecta of all despatches aditremed by her - Majesty's consul-general at Beyrout to the Foreign • in the years 1858, 1859, end 1860, which referred is post or apprehended disturbances in Syria. Lord J:RUSSELL said !eminent had no information that an troops had been on board French ships with a view to interference is but the French government were in communication with the great powers al 000aiter and he believed with the Paste, wkii , • view to whether intervention should not be made for the purpose et assisting in putting down the 'Athol' of the massomes Syria, and that ma tter was at present under the considea I ~iH bekill %ON 61,000 113400 s 000 j ■o Klii NOM 111. NO Ikea S." 0 TO U U Si SO Iti WI 30 U 73 76 i i dis ln IS 134 144 19 11 4 6 la} id zoo zd