The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Sruicut took the chair at s few minutes past 12. IRREMOVABLE I'tk)lt The boom reamed the consideration of this bill in corn• iitte& tin clans, I , Mr. LtII Kk. moved at the end to add " and for this pur pose the area eutip ct to the provisions of the Metropolis Leal 3111J141grISItlit .tats shall be a unroo." He said tio.t this subject had beet, brought before the coneilemtion of the house so long ago as the year 5.' , 7 by his hot. friend the member for the 'rower Hamlets ti his rilualisatioa of rates bill. The present bill, however, 111.141 M to attempt te grapple with the subject. Hi. pro. reition, thereto*, was that the area of rating should be ex• tooled throughont the nsetrmsdis, sod that the metropolis for the purposes of this act should form one uoisar. The present state of things was this : that in the poor perishes of London the rates were the hen. test. The city, for example, where the rates were extremely light, wail the place when, the employers of the poor dwelt, or rather carried on their bushman. If it could he shown that this discrepancy arose from the effects eel kirslatiou be thought it was sot too much to ask that legislators should be called in to alter it. Now, a, hug ago as the poring of the Poor Law Amendment Hill, au alteratioo was made in the law of settlement; and • Lime amount of extra taxation was created. Part of the lAW of settlement was that of hiring servants. Where a 1111141.11 f o r 12 months as a servant to _mother, by the perforinivice of that service for your and by forty days rtaideoce ia that parish he obtained A eettlenient This state of the law was altered, mainly, he lath-veil, from the reluctance of agricultural employers to hire Lilmitrers fur a twelventontli, and thus enable them to have .0 settlement in the parish. It was altered Le the purpose of enabling the working man to go from ..11! parish to another without gaining a settle. meet. His opinion was that the law of settlement ought to be abolished. Kit if so. the present parochial system add sot he maintained. What was the preemie state of things! Take the parish of ht. Gcorge's, Hanover. Naas ; a man !sight hire hitneolf, and peas the beet years of his life in that parish, but he maid gala so settlement them ; he must look fee his matiesneet is ore of the poorer parishes. The dwell. imp of the poor were driver) away from the richer parishes, when inipreeenieste wine constantly male is the beauty, health. sad rose mines of the dwelliegs. Thus the sermote of the mbar chimes were driven to settle in the poorer pariah... led what happened thee! Parliameot emu° had stepped in sad mud that when a pumas had se iedostrial residence in • perish for eve years, mid fell into want , he was irremovabl e f rom that perish. Now the present bill pn.posed to substitute three years for tire. The. wee a perialis upon the whilst-. of the di.trirt which be partirolaily time of lienomehiry and M. George=t7r, thontliwork. The letter was a WIMNS of itself, mil by th bill they were bapinieg a new liebthty es the perish. without givieg any moan. of meeting it. This was a gro. initiate:v, sad what be proposed waa, that far the perpowe of thia art the whole of this imetzepolie Awl.' be ow district. (Hear, hear.) Then night be mac difficulty in ram) ingnut the details of this erbswis asd thvivfore io addition to the wont. he bad already seggested he would propose, further, to add the following.- And th.• of all pre... who ma Ipcome chargeable seder this act, within the li m it s o f the metropolis, es de fined by the act for the better governmerit of the metropolis, Mall be delayed by ell perishes within the metropolis, ee if the some were mule o ludas, aid the Ponr-lse Hoard shoold twee en such orders am may be re 'Mute for apportoeing sash charge. and levying and appyne."s( the co ntribu ti ons requisite for the payment %ben Mr. A V )N sedireeted that tbe mdditiosel ameadmeall 'amid be mowed as a eirparete eableaative clew Kr. Loot e raw be amid nave lee original sad if it elieski be carried be would move Yr= useadaileat. Mr. WARNER thon;lit t►at in t►e ow of math patishas I. t►ose of Norwich the clause woods!' swamis WM.' ..,k. Mr. KNIGHT did a 4 me why the stag aris of Norwich should be esiescial. Yr. DODSON deiensteil a yids ezlesthre of the area as smiled I. eateavagast ailisislatatica, east the Loaeali• lama of the rev. Wit G. C. LEWIS yodel despair of lb* peesiag of the hill this sassiue if the gaieties of the equeliasties of rates was tr. la• nliv.l up with ita simple and &baits object. Yr. BENTINt'I{ spoke te 1.. the bill, which be said was os attempt to boleti' the ultra it the capons, of the rural districts C. LEWIN remarked tbat the bill w is (avow of the apieskand district., dimiaishing, as it did, the somber of cases Ia which the pour could Isi removed. Hr. HENLEY said ia his spinout the hill indicted gross Wanks, an d he mast resin it. Ile thought it desirable Uri Ws gnostic. shoald be postponed till next smarm sad that the "'serenest shimald w the nieeetune consider the policy of getting rid of settlement altoarther. Ile C. P. VILLIERS defended the bill, sad was speaking wham oar repeat vas despatched. STEAM SIRTICI IN rim MID, Home time before hi. de MI (*nye the Timm) it was underline's.' that Count Cavour manifested the viewing desire to promote all those improveinenM of the MUM ef internal awl cowl communion/0a throughout the Moab= at Italy which appo er sweetie' to its rapid sous -. etten. .1 system for • complete pond and peewees, AIM mobs is the Mediterranean was amoeg the prised* et them object.. mid negotiations for it. astaldieheemet ea • sound nod induaand hub had b. seem tine I. proper. His incessott, it oar appose% km Mopes& this win policy with equal warmth, and a senowdem his bore definitively greeted to an Eagliali somgenn whe ere to perform the following services, which are to have the ad vantage of being free from all police awl paseport resole. hoes, the company !Omani* being allowed to erect whereon and lawlieg-places, thus avoiding for tin first tiros es the Mediterranean the um of small hosts for lending goods sad pamangen " Three weekly voyages between news and Naples • two weekly voyages between Gel2lAl and Palermo, COO of then caniag at Leghorn ; one weekly voyage between NMI sad Zaino, coiling at Leghorn two voyages per most& be tween Casco and Tusk, touching Leghorn, Torten, sad Cagliari ; four voyages per month between Goma and Oar hart, two Who; at Terranova, sal two calling at Torten ; two voyages per smooth between Leghorn sod Chgliari, touching at TOMMOVII ; two voyages per masa& blew... and Naples ; four voyages per aIKOIII between Irotbos and Porto Tones, touching Omni' four tams every mouth .ind naddelses twice per mouth ; four voyages per month ',mean Leghorn and Porto Torres, touching Huila and Iladdaleua ; eight voyages per month between Leghoire and the Isle of Elba, satoodiss twice every mouth to !Issue', the island of Giglio, Y. &dams, and Piornhiso." Mr. &wkly . + next volume is intended to contrast the eirilisation d Germ/ay and the United States. Ms. Harvey pre sump to the Queen, at her Majesty'. Drawing Room last week, • copy of her " Croke ie the Claymore on the coast of Syria," handsomely boned iu carved cedar brought by her from Lebanon. M. du Chaillu writes to the Times:—" At a matiog of the Ethnological Society on Tuesday lost, owing to a gnus penciled attack on me by an individual preeent, apparently nee of those who have for • month past imow molly per...muted me by casting doubts upon my veracity, I deeply regret that, in a inoment of great irritation, I was guilty of cutlet most naboonening, which is peculiarly reateuy to the naegm of society, and which I was sever before guilty of. I hope, therefore, you will allow um, through the column. of your widely circulated papaw, to ezprem my deep sod sinew apology for what occurred. I have also felt myself Wend to apologise to the member, of the Ethoologiesl So. tidy through their President.— I remain, sir, your obedient aervast, T. B. Do CNAILLEI.-129, Moant-etmet." INKTITVTION or CIVIL ENUINKEIL4.—The Council el the luslitiaties of Cl.o Rammer; have swanked the fol lowing ngpremiums for pers reed during the genius ltido-61 : I. Telford mold, pa awl • °mined premium of books, to William Henry Preece, Assoc. Inst. C.E., for his " the the Mstunrostm e and Ouretality of Submarine is Snall.w Waters." 2. A Telford medal, and the Hanby pmenium, is book., to (levee Parker Bidder, ion., for hie paper "I M the National Damtnes." 3. A Telford social, to Francis Fox, 11. last. C. E., for his leper "Oa the Linulta of Trials of Varieties Imo Permanent Way." 4. A couaril premium of book., to YredeMelt Inaitheratte, X lea. C. F... fur his paper "Os the Rise sad Fall of the River Werth, : ii. Spein-ta. Tributaries and Pelhatiew" I. A eonwil premien of books, to Georg* Harwood, M. lea. C. E., for his paper "O• the River Orwell and es h rt IL • comma premium of hooka, to HAIL Amor. last fat his paper "Oa the 1...t.n; Railway at tie Forth sal Tay Perna" l'onti.lf ORPHAN CORPRIATION. The Lord o f York will preach far this valuable Men. now haysandingseat, at Um Chapel Royal, W an. -1,4. Already seedy lilt) children of destitute •"lord rt.-wanes me re:ernes as eaciaUset gratuitous educa te., tboonh its moose ; but the 1•111001 . • ate oaioua to meows. the number to NU, as the maw which require their have bees paratully augmented by the larg e s om b er o f charily' which have been erected lately without adequate vadowfteste Tait Waavtale STRIKE AT Dem/T.—Ws are rt.l to anaounee the tenninetwa of the shove strike. no cies, a$ their own request. went to work yesterday upon tat teems weed aloe by the meters. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1861. only a are of summons. He was, however, locked up in the cell, when he became exceedingly violent, and created • great disturbance. He also damaged the cell to the lama* of 55., and they were at last compelled to put the handcuffs on. Alter the prisoner was taken into custody he admitted throwing the young woman down, but said she could not do _▪ Mos did not dispute that the prisoner bad acted lattisiereetly, but said that all ho did war to kiss the young memos. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner, and issued ► sum mons for assaulting the park constable, which was served on the prisoner in the cell. LAW INTELLIGENCE. glue DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) RICIIARDDI V. Rh IiANDFA AND JONEA. Mr. Berjeant ghee, K. Serjeant lAtkinsoo, and Mr. Powell appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Huddlorks, Q.C., and Dr. Spinita for the respondent ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Pruleaux for the co-respondent. This was the petition of Lieutenant COMA= Richards', of the Gard Native Bombay Regiment, for a divorce, on the ground of hie wife's adultery with the co-respondent, Mr. R. Jenkins Jones the mon of a wealthy shipowner, at Aberyst. with. The respondent pleaded • denial of the adultery, and recriminated with a charge of cruelty. This the petitioner denied, and alleged that his conduct to his wife, whatever its character, bad been condoned by her. Mrs. Richards in reply, avermll that she had not condoned the cruelty, but that if she bad, it had been revived by her husband's subs*. quent misconduct. The eo.respondent denied the adultery imputed to him, and charged the petitioner himself with a like offence, and also with having uegleckd his wife. In May, 1e34, the petitioner, then an ensigo, 21 years of lige, married at Allahalad the respondest, Mks Augusta Karrietto Sewell, daughter of Colonel Sewell, a young lady of 19. In March, 1835, be returned with her to this country. She wr °°D.fi Dal on Liw voyage ; and she had also had another child by her husband. She cohabited with him at his mother's house, and afterwards at Aberystwith for more than two years, with the exception of a temporary separating by mutual commit on account, as was alleged, of the respondent's jealousy. In December, 1&17, the pe titioner was onion:id back to India, and his wife accompanied hint to the ship at Gravesend. she then returned to Aberysiwith, and it was alleged that she had become acquainted with the co-respondent, and that she had been delivered of a third child m April, 1)4.19. The petitioner finally acme back to England at the end of sod went to see her, but she refused to live with him again. [The case was proceeding when we went to prem.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner False.) TS la CARTER BODDINOTON. --CMARGFA or ►RAM. The bankrupt rem s wonted aad cotton dealer, of Si. Martheelane, Westminster. This was the certificate sitting. The asenante, prepared by Mr. Butler, show liabilities of 4 ,11 1 !0 1 . ; assets shoat 7COI. _ ---- • --- Mr. C. E. Lewis supported. Mr. Begley opposed for the magmas, who charged the bankrupt with reckless trading and mimepresentation to creditors.. During the period over which his awash hail extended his dealings in accommoda tion bills bad amounted to 6,84/., while his purchases were ealr 5.469 i. Out of • list of 180 bills, only six were for value ; all the rest were for socceasiodation. The moats were only '?., nearly the whole of which bed ben absorbed in the discount of bills alone ; while there were trade expenses of 5081., and personal and domestic a pemen of 500?. The principal complaint of the creditors wee that the bankrupt bad. in November, 1858, submitted • state meat by which he showed that be was perfectly advent, through the omission of some large debts ; and by tido mesas he &toned further credit. The bookkeeping had been very imperfect, and • sum of 465/. was una ssisted for. From MR be had discontinued keeping a cash-beak though some one hail then shown him bow each • leek might be more artistically kept. The Oeusaiasiooer--1 should not think any peat art or skill wee required is keeping • cash-book. Mr. Begley—There are certain requisites which ought al is he observed. For instance, the items should be mitered sod met up. —Your instructions are certainly very diellelitikey. I hope that traders will profit by them Mr. Lowie—le stony el these caves it is to be feared *ay set on SU MOSSO, "Ate me edam artera." (Laughter.) Mr. Begley proceeded to say that the bankrupt had de stroyed one of his cash-boobs, which was one of the highest Wiener knows to the Bashreptcy Law. Mr. Bevis, • cre ditor, had • 'pedal penod of complaint. In November, Dessealter. sad Jameory last the bankrupt had purchased of bias Off. worth of raw silk, giving what appeared on the fast of them to he customers bills, but which turned set to be ar , ommodation bills, accepted by men of draw. The silk be immediately sold to a persist named Stara. in every instance mailer cost price, to Wale MISS 2S. per lb. below what it bad coat. Mr. Bevis had never received a shilling for his goods- Within a month of the last panel being supplied, the bankrupt came to the court, after an ineffectual attempt to obtain more goods from Mr. Bevis. Mr; Appleton, a creditor, 'poke to the lieurapt's mutat:as, in Nov., 115, that he had a surplus cd TOOL ; this statement was supported by a written document in the form of e " stock-taking." On the faith of that typresse4 ation he pre the bankrupt farther time and credit. Mr. Lewis submitted that there was no fraudulent in tenting. This was to be Inferred from the bankrupt having carried on business respectably for eighteen years. The statement auboxitted to Mr. Appleton was of that informal diameter that it could deceive no one. Everyone acquainted with those things knew that traders generally omitted the debts doe to their own relatives. ilia Honour reserved his judgment. I/f a T. V. DIAMOND. The bankrupt 1111111;;V1110011;0WIM7 of Blue Boarmourt, Fralay.street. This was the examination meeting. The amounts, prepared by Mr. Chatteria, show data and liabi lities et :3,400 ~ with amide of Mi. Mr. mid the b Langf aakrupt ord, toe the aesignem, offered no opposition ; passed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DIJIGRACItIPVL OIPICXCIL Thema. 13orttie;T:i — iiiti: iied7a;4rs.looking fellow, described as a &blower, livens in Talicrtiarle•walk, altereditch, was r reed before Mr. EtErucourt with com mitting a rape es the body of Emily Jane Uramptoo, aged 6 ivery melding with her father, ?beam Campton, a at 20, Norman•baikEep, Okietreet. Mr. FI. Allen, prosecuting oiliest Si the Associate Inirti. tate for Improving and Eaforeing the Lws fur the Pro tection of Women, attended to watch the ears. _ . Mr. Jobe Bribbers Mather, to the division of police, or 63, Bushilbrow, pteve that the capital Oellet• Mad been committed. The child was in • 'hackies Mate when 4e saw it, which was soon after the offense wee perpetrated. Mr. Mather gate other evidence, which ehowed that the poor child had been dreadfully used, and that she wee then in • state of great excitement. The prisoner, in an intake% manner. said he should re serve hie defame. but that he was nut guilty. Mr. frayecourt fully committed the prisoner for trial at the eesuieg semiows at Newgat& .ILNOTIIIIII OAIII or ■APR Robert Hawkins, alias Roger., J"lt,a 'leanly, alias ileurye Btu-At'dor, and Chapin Adana, alias Tutarp, were charged on remand with committing • rape on Ann Coliver, and stealing from her several artidss. Yr. OMR° attended to prosecute, on behalf of the Aso. elate Institute. The facie of this ease have been fully reported, awl Dr. Hopton, of Judd-street, s•id that the omnplaioaut was of weak mind. Polire-ooliatable Cook, 198 8, said that Ilawkins sod Bachehior had beep previously convicted of felony. Mr. D'Eyoeourt fully committed the prisoner. to New- gate for trial. SOUTHWAR&. ATIRMTTMD BUICIDZ AT auncems. Sophia SAepherd, • decent-looking youug woman, was brought up in charge of • constable of the M division from the workhouse, charged with attempting to drown ' herself in the river Thames. The came mid that on Thanday evening he was ea duty near Bankside, when he received information that a female had drowned herself io the rivet Thames. He pro ceeded to the spot and maw the prisoner pulled out by two watermen, apparently dead. He immediately conveyed her to the workhouse, when she was attended to by the medical authorities, and after an hour'. incessant labour, ehe was mimed to animation. She, however, received such inju ries that sbe wee unable to leave her bed until lest evening. The prisoner said that she had quarrelled with a friend, and io a looniest of imtatioo she foolishly walked into the river. She felt extremely thankful for beieg mired. Some of the prisoner's relatives came forward, and on their provable, to take care of her, she was delivered op to them WANDSWORTH. ZITRAORDINAIIT CEIASA:II AOAINNT A funanori. Mr. Henry June. Own, who was stated to be a solicitor of eameiderable practice, residing at Kensington, was placed I the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with committing as outrageous assault upon Ann Jordan. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Wilson, an attorney's clerk. _ _ _ It appeared from the evidence of the complainant, a modest sad respectable-looking 'meg woman, mad other witnesses, that between ii and 7 &clue k on the previous evening, she WWI walking is flatterseepark, when the premier accosted her, and inquired if she woe going home. She made no an swer, and he then pot hie arm round her waist soil kissed her. She told him that Ate felt very much insulted, and that if she could nod a constable she would give him in charge. He made uo answer, but put hie arm round her waist a sewed time, and them an' , her on the ground. lk behaved most node. :e 0 :11 z, but she screamed and kicked him as well ma she She at last got away, uud some people coming up be endeavoured to make his escape through acne e( IM private grounds of the park. One et the eseelebiss happened to be there, and be tarsal bin bask. but sot before the prisoner bad mita lint. The complainant waa advised to follow tie prineastr, end she did so to Gloucester-rand, Bossing. Not Mien dm saw Pulice-coostabla Nandi, No. 2W T, and pee bin is ehosia. W hen the psniculare were stated the Prionor notib euN, " Pooh pooh, constable, it is an stun owl suns: it is oily a 40s. bee, after all." He Wired tbe seusiable mosey to let him go, bat he refused, and teak bbn to Battersea police•etation. When the elope we rend over to him he maid it was nut a charge but LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY it.senuo TCLi6LPH. ) WORCESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COVENTRY STAKES. Five furlongs. Miss Hawthorn, Sister to Mau.at-Army c by Alonzo, Scorpion, Brother to Conqueror, and Blackcock are here. WORCESTER CUP. Mile and three furlongs. Misty Morn, Kinnersley, Fairwater, Waterford, Flitch. Von Stroom, M. Philippe, Milverton, Fairy, and Orion are here. FLYING STAKES. Straight half-mile. Tiara, Curfew, Kinser*ley. Fairwater, Nutbush, Con queror, Newburgh% M. Philippe, Mine Hawthorn, and Ladyhke are here. BENTINCK BENEVOLENT STAKES. One mile and • quarter. Flirtation, Flitch, Waterford, Yorkshire Miss, Castoff, Orion, Biddy Notts, •nd Acre are here. LATEST BETTING. FLYING STAIM. 2to 1 opt NW:will:lM LIVERPOOL CUP. Bto 1 os The Fiekl (off) GOODWOOD STAKES. 17 to 2 art Schism (t) 17 to 2 Shipwrecg (t) 11 to 1 Simko (t) 14 to 1 Eltho (t) 100 to 8 Fisherman (t) 25 to 1 Canary 04 SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. (YMIS DAY.) --.-- (BY ascriuc =zones.) BIRKENHEAD, FRIDAT. The mail train arrived here this morning at 9 o'clock. At a abort distance from Rugby while pro ceeding at the rate of 30 miles per hour, the engine boiler suddenly blew up, forcing all the carriages off the rill and down an embankment. Several passengers were severely shaken and injured. The Yost-office van was 'method to atoms, and the stoker bad both his legs blown off, and his life is despaired of. THE GREAT RIFLE MAIN'H AT WIMBLEDON.— (fHom Day.)—Notwithstanding the unsettled state el the I weather this morning, there being rapid %hermeticas of sun ' three and showers, there were crowds of visitors at Wimble doe, the reported proceedings of yesterday having excited much interest in the impending trials. THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADE.—LATEST PARTICULARS.— (THISDAT.)— n aggregate meeting of masons is to be held to-night in order to determine what steps shall be taken in reference to their present position. As • body they still stand aloof, and it is understood that to-night • resolution will be submitted, and most probably pared, de daring • continuance of the present strike, and making • fresh appeal to the country on their behalf. Up to the present time the subscriptions from the country have not come in very freely, • circumstance which the leaders of the movement account for by saying that they have not yet had any organised agitation throughout the pro 'duces, but that • different result will probably follow in the weeks that are to come. A very small dividend is expected this week, and many of the families are in deep distress. The works at Meese. Myers, Meson. Lucas, and other leading yards, are going on steadily, but they have not yet obtained their fall com plement al men. THE GREAT FIRE.—LATIIIT PARTICULARS.— FRIDAY Nowt.—At the present hour Loodooderidge is crowded on the lower side, notwithstanding that showers of Mill and frequent occurrence, viewing with astonishment the raging of the fire. There is, however, nothing like that immense body of name as existed yesterday, and over 100 men are engaged in collecting tallow, oil, and other goods from the rouse. Up to 12 o'clock not less than 10".) tons weight of tallow and other descriptions of grease have been obtained. About 100 tons of rage have likewise been got out. and about 150 tons of hides, au immense quantity weenie, pickled beef, jute, American flour, black lead, kg. THE SUSPICIOUS AND MYSTERIOUS DEATH NEAR BRADFORD.—We (Man nester Summer) learn that • resident at Great Horton, last week, first called the at tention of the Secretary of State to the movements of Mr. Mackley, with regard more especially to the midnight re moval of the body of Martha Curtis. The result was that Colonel Cobbs, the chief of the West Bides Con staliulary, had he ideation called officially to the matter, Wilelen being in his district. Through that officer, the matter came under the attention of Mr. Graben, who im mediately took such action as led to a coroner's investiga tion. Up to within an hour of Martha Curtis's death, no third person was in Mr. Mackley's bowie. His usual Prac tice, on going out, was to lock her in. Her critical condition at the early part of last week caused him to wad • written message very hastily fur her mother and sister to come, and they accordingly arrived together at Mr. Mackley's about an hour before Martha expired. Tbs., were not forthcoming at the inquest, and it is inferred they will be unwilling wig wam Mr. Mackley was apprehended on Wednesday on • warrant charging him with making • false certificate of the came of death, but it is probable that, after the in quest, r ottali=en may be added. He w i ll, no d ou bt, b e farlhr to-morrow. Bail was refused on Wed needey evening. The ma!) • child d Ave or •six months' growth was bora, according to the medical testimony, yet no traces of its existence have been discovered. Mr. Mack. ley is the see of Mr. Mackley, an old and nepenthe prac- Wieser, long reddest at Winder), and wee attached to the surgical staff which scoanspaeied the English army in the themes asimpaien. A LADY AMONGST THE STUDENTIL—k lady, of admirable IMPON4 and highly to be reasseeted for her ex cellent burins has advanc...-d so far as to have taken cowers d wisteria medin and chemistry at the school el the Middlesex Hospital. It is understood that this lady has also applied for cards of admis sion to the counts of anatomy. physiology, and other winter lectures and demonstrations. it. practical inOMlTOnillatila, the improprieties, sod the anomalies attending the introduction of Idie, amongst the classes of male medical student► have been so strongly felt, that the students at Middlesex Hospital have revolted against the inowatico, and petitioned the lecturers naiad per mitting its continuance. The majority of these gentlemen concurred io the feeling of the students, arid the further desired privileges have not been *worded. She is perfectly iu earnest, and clearly insensible to the unpleasant feelings which her presence must arouse for, undaunted by her failure at Middlesex Hospital, and by the rejection of her offer to endow the school with 2,000 f. as • foundation for a female medial scholarship, she has made application at other hospitals. Her present armed is, we believe, to Westminster Hospital. But tie same principle is obviously involved, wherever the ques tion is to be carried. We .lo not apprehend that the lecturers and students at Westminster Hospital are likely to differ in opinion from thaw of the Mid dlesex. When all that can be mid in favour has been heard, there will remain the unalterable sense of impro priety In mingling young womec with young men in cl macs destined to hear and see daily sights, descriptions, and ex platiatiow which mullet toe endured by men in the presence of women, without a violation of all the relations of sex which are essential to the well-being of our social system, as at present framed.—Lonrrt. A CHARACTERISTIC AcT OF GARIBALDL --There is an anecdote in the Italian papers of Garibaldi. A short time secs • Freuch merchant vessel was in a very perilous situation Dear (*sprees. The captain being ignorant of the tides mid the thuds, was in an almost helpless state, when to his great relief a fishing boat came alongside, and a sea faring man, in • red shirt and rough trowsen, offered to take the helm and assist in extricating the vessel from her dangerous position. This, with some hard work, be sue ese.l in doing. The grateful reptain of the tiler:hied vessel proffered money to his preserver, whom he took for a pilot or a fisherman. The latter gooddiumouredly re fused all remuneration, stating he haul been amply paid by having done a wad act. The captain was somewhat surprised at this. for pilots and f.shermen are not proverbial in that part of the world for refusing money, or anything else that comes is their way. The captain afterwards found out, to his greet surprise and joy, that the person who had extricated him was the celeurattsl General Garibaldi. CRYSTAL PALATE.—BIoWIiII'S performance yes terday attracted a very largo number of spectators, though in consequence of the boisterous weather he walked on the rope inside the Pekoe instead of on the terracc as announced. Not the least interesting feature in the gardens was the of shout 150 boys from the vessels of war at re7ert as ems and Chatham to witnem the exhibitions of Blondin. They were accompanied by Captain W. G. Luerd, flarpe +Min to the Commander-in-Chief at the Wore. Lieutenant Bt. Vincent D. Luke, Mr. W Reunite*. pay master, Mr. .1. A. Perkins, and Mr. J. Grwry, chief of the police, and his staff on board the Form ida ble. The boys were delighted with the performances of Blondin, and the lads eserired desirous of emulating the aerial fonts of that 'Mounding performer. They were regaled with a good dinner of substantial hot joints, with the isdispeomble adjunct plum pudding, and subsequently refreshed with tea. after which th e y re t urne d to their ships highly gratified with the day's remotion. LONDON GENERAL ONNIRCA COMPANY (Lnettoo). —Trams receipts for week ending June 30, 13,06 U, is. ld. 100 100 100 100 100 100 WARE L1573.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, but steady. In two or three of the prin cipal stocks an improvement of about 1 per cent. has occurred. Other lines are unaltered. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to* ; Great Western, 71 to 1 ; Midland, 120 to ; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 112 1 ; South Eastern, 811 to soh being dull ; Eastern Counties, 49} to 1 ; Great Northern, 1061 to 1071 ; Caledonian, 99 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted Ito 1 dia. Great Western of Canada are a little more inquired for. Great Luxembourg remain steady. 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No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange ; but shares in North Wheal Robert, East Caradon, East Basset, East Wheal Russell, Tolcarne, and East Wheal Grenville have changed hands. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 331, 321, and 321 ex div., being rather dull. In other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, there is no alteration of any importance. At Groat Wleal Busy meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balsam of 1,1021. At Rottman Hill and Ransom United Mines meeting the accounts showed a profit on the quarter's working of •Z 25/. ds. Bd., and • bibles* in favour of the undertaking of 2001. 18s. 9d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(TILDI DAY.) The wicd yesterday veered round to the south, and during the afternoon and night a good deal of rain fell. To day the wind is still from the south, with a strong breeze and otmasional showers. Thia market ooatinues to be very scantily 'applied with homegrown wbeat and dour ; barley, oats, beans, and peas very contracted, but malt in fair supply. No flesh arrivals of Scotch or Irish since Wednas&y. Ths foreign supply sines last market day has been liberal of wheat, the bulk being American ; a few cargoes Rumen. and Mediterranean. A small addition to the Amyl= - and American. Barley, only one small parcel since Wed nesday. Oats, a few Danish, Swedish, and Dutch, in addition. The trade in wheat to-day continues slow, buyers ope rating only safer as immediate wants ; quotations nominally the same as on Monday. Barley dull trade, and prices rather looking downward" Flour—Trade was not active : American about the same as on Monday ; Norfolk, 355. nominally ; French and Spanish, 45e. to 475. Malt trade steady: best samples of Ware quoted at 74.. to 755., and lower deacriptioos down to 605., according to quality. Beans and peas the turn cheaper. Linseed and rapeseed without change in value. Trefoil and cloverseed but little doing. Tares rather cheaper. FLOATING CARGOES. —Arrivals have fallen off sad the trade consequently not so brisk ; prime easier than last week. WlNAT.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38s. to 56" ; ditto, fine old. 61a. to 64e.; ditto red, new, 38s. to 4Se. ; ditto, fine, old, 56.. to Sts. ; Norfolk, kn., fine, old, 575. to 59"; red, any, 445. to 55.. Foreign : Dentaie, 68.. to 641. ; fins, 65.. to 69"; extra, 695. to 70a.; Kcedgeberi., 59a. to 615.; ditto. extra, 64" to 675.; Rostock, 63.. to 675. •, Mecklenburg red, 545. to 604.; Uckermark ditto, He. to 599. ; American white. 61" to 62..; ditto red, 595. to 60, ; Oinadian, 60s. to 634. -- 14ezar. —English salting, 42a. to 445. ; fine, 495. ; grinding, 30a. to 311.; and distilling, 30,. to 311. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 275. to Do.; ditto distilling, 23e. to 2k.; malting, 41s. to 455. MAM—Eoglish, Bret and Norfolk, 591. to 635. ; Auk Ws to to73s. ; Kinston and Ware, 651. to 731.; brown, . N Oxrs.—English feed, 23.. Od. to 26.. Od. ; potato, 26.. to 30s. ; foreign, 725. N. to 26.. gra, 28s. to i 10!... . . tick, 384. to 40s. ; barrow, 40e. to 435. ; pigeon, 40e. to 445. ; foreign, Manion 365. to 375. ; tick. 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 445. ; k/ptian, 36e. to 38e. Pttu -English boilers, 38s. to 425.; w hite and bine, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 434.; grey, 345. to 36e.; hog, 365. to 38e. ; foreign. 40a. to 44a. F1•0171.-English town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto fine, 53e. to 55e. ; country, 425. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 365. Od.; French, 43.. to 465. per sack ; American, 28s. to 2115.; Canadian, 294. to 30s. ; Spanish, 46e. to 494. FLoantio Cmtoota, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Boy& aeski and Marianople, per 4923b5., 525. to Hs. ; (Mirka, 110 s. to 525. ; Polish Odessa, par 4801 be., rod, 50s. to 54a. ; white, 56e. to Ma. ; Danube and Galati, 42a. to 475. ; Egyptian, 375. to 39i. Barley: Forptisa and Syrian, per 4091b5., 245. to 25e. ; Odessa and Danube do., 245. to 25e. Beane : Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 38s. Maize : Odessa and Galati, per 4921 be., Mu 6d. to 325. ; lbrsil and Billgorltor 4801ba.. 28s. 6d. to 30s. ; French, do., 30s. to s. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. Simi-Canary seed, per qr., 40s. to 46e. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 48s. to 525. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 15s. to 19a. ; brown, 12,. to lis. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.15.. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in brla., per too, 101. ss. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong,9t. 10e. to 101. 10a.; Baltic, 91. to 9f. se. ; Marseilles, 91. se. to 10/.55.; Baps cakes, 51. to U. 10s. iteivAia aro LO N DON PROM JULY I TO JULY 6. .... I 241020 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two deicer.. The funds are firm at yesterday's improvesint. There is not much business going forward. La the other departments of the Stock Ruthaws prices are well maintained, and there is no varier tion calling for special notice, business being quiet. At Paris this morning, accotding to Mr. Reuter% telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 85c., being sc. lower than yesterday. 1 1 Consols are officially marked 89} and j, ex div., for money, and 89} and j, ex disc, for the account. The present quotation is 84 to I, both for money and the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, I ; New Three per Cents., 88i, f ; Thirty Years' Annuities. 1885, 14 ; India Five per Cent. Stock. 989, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 98}, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 96 ; ditto, 1859, 959,; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced's rupee paper, 1002 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Lk, die. The late rise in Turkish bonds is Well maintained ; the loan of 1854 is quoted, 74} to 751, sad that of 1858, 60 to 1, after being marked 601. Mexican bonds show renewed dulness,. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-sed a-Half per Cents., 681 ex div. (Exchange 12t) ; Greek, 71, 7. ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 221, 22, ; New Granada Active, 15 ; ditto Deferred, 5} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46*, 1, ex div. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 611, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 741 ; ditto Six' per Cents., 1868, for account, 60, ft, 591, 601. In the discount nia;icet yesterday the demand was brisker, and not much business was done below six per cent. At the Bank of England the applicabises were to a fair extent. The bulk of the quarterly advances made by that establishment fall repayable on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th and 10th inst., the former being &Loth. day for the commence ment of the payment of the dividends. In the Consul market the rate for loans was slightly lower, at 5 to 54 per cent. Nine thousand pounds in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, and 50,000 sovereigns were with drawn for America. ~,;I;:lieTti;ei-W-the Mexican packet was sold yesterday at ss. d. per onnos, and the Mexican dollars at 4s. 1 . Compared with the previous sale, a decline of .is shown in the former imagism, and of id. in the latter, but lower prices have bees current in the inter val. The magnitude of tin' present supply, the limited inquiry for the Kest, and the recent alteration at the Bank of France, are the causes of the fall. _ _ The Donald M'Kay, from Melbourne for England, with 200,0001. in gold., put into Pernambuco on Um 12th ult. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 15,000 bales. The particulars are published of bonds to tie amount of 33,000/. of the Brazilian Five per Coat. Loan of 1843 which have been drawn, and will be paid off at par on the Ist Jan. next. The Eastern Counties Railway trait) retort shows this week a decrease of 1,743/. ; the lea cashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5111. ; the Midland, a decrease of 1,2971. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1311. ; and the North Eastern, en increase of 3,9251. The half-yearly dividend to the 30th ult., at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, will be payable to the shareholders in the Albert Medical and Family Endowment Life Assurance Company on the 10th inst. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on Na mur and Liege Railway preference and ordinary shares. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : There has been during the past week • steady demand fir American securities of almost every description, and trans actions to exile eiwiiderable extent have taken place in United State; Five per Cent. at 71 to 71l ; Virginia Six per Cent. Bonds at 41 ' • Lieorgia Five per Cent Sterling Bends at 45 ; Micnig w Sit per Cent. at 68 ; Missouri Biz per Cent. at 36 to 3d ; Alabama Five per Cent. at 46. In m - road securities there boa been little business doing, and prices remain steady. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : - - At the thirteenth series of publis sales there was a fir demntul for both dry and salted hides, a fair portico of the quantity offered being disposed of at full prices. East lndis—flx and Cow --Oaloutta.—Hides of geed In prime quality were well competed for, and realised very extreme prices to an occasional advance of id. to id. par lb. Common sod middling sorts were ohiedy sold at forme rater. Both the home trade and exporters wen bugs buyers. Madras, Pondicherry, ka., were may part sal, The analysis of the sales is 04357 Calcutta new 24,883 brought forward from former sales, and Madras, Pondizberry, de. ; in all 93,4134 hides, of whiffs 79976 were sold. East lodic —Buffalo were only pert sold. Leather.—Australian was nearly all bought in, holders not being disposed to give way further in price. Fast In dian—Bombay and Meares realimed fair prices. Salted Hides.—Australian sold irregularly, some few lobs of good Melbourne brin g in g 4jd. per lb., at which pries Sydney hides wore sold. A fair portion of the quantity brought forward was disposed of. Cape sold well. Dry H ides.—Turkey and West India were all sold. Caps Gnu brought full rates. }lids Cuttings were part sold. Bark.—Mimosa realised about former prioes. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesdoy, July 3, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes; Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,291,844 Degrease 887,182 Other deposits Government securities in heolLing deportment Other securit les in banking department Coin and bullion in bolas departments 12,071,772 Decrees 572,888 The East Notev in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 6,483,602 Decrease 1,431,448 Thew changes are of a more unfavourable. character than the public have been prepared for. The commercial demand upon the Bank has bora very heavy, and, as the establishment has at tbs Ham., time hem called upon to melt) disbursements ou government account to a considerable amoaat, ac usual at this period, the reserve has been rather severely trenched upon. The coin and bonito have also declined considerably, owing partly to the shipments of specie to America, and partly to the demand for coin for the provinces. BANK OF ENi3LAND.—An Account pursuant to tw Ad 11l and nth Ylc., c. for the week ending op Woppoodny. ItitlL 19.51 r X _TEPAItIIIF.II?. Notes blued £2.5,t1u8,L10 Government debt /11,11141111 Other enmities SALM Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion C 25,005,910 BANIENG D 1 Proprietors' Capital i 14,663,000 Root 3,07,313 Public Depo (In cluding &chug tisv. Dalin), Com mis. of National Debt, and Div. 136.01,110 Punta?. Goverment ___ titles *winding Lead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Nvter Odd sad anima Coln IM4IIIIB 7.101.844 Other Deposits 12,C02,441 Seven do tuadother bills *37,805 64 July 4. 1961. MASA% MAISKALL. Met OrMar. THE RECENT FIRE IN LONDON AND THE Livia- Fnor. 1100.1: WAREIIOI:APS.—At the meeting of the Dock Board, yesterday (Thursday). Mr. Forwood drew i at tention to the importen-e of a thorough examlwatien el Use Liverpool dock warehouses, with a view to swserlain whether they were in reality completely firepreef, mid whethersufbcient waatnied in closing the ,tor at night. lie understood that when the doors wen duet each door was hermetically sealed, but it was rest ant to awertain whether the pract of claimer the was followed out aye y, and whether roe of a dangerous and inflammable nature were always sopialftly Bond ft way understood that some action weak/ be taken in the matter by the board. ll ' aii " 'I ftstith and Scotch. Irani I todo Pink. °PS 2 Y:r - into nOO2 bask ; Pareigi, 1770 Larks, 10170 barrels. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) mentaa aim masa macurene Tztarmarm) (noes OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market was moderately attended. Wheat in better &mead, at the extreme rated of Tuesday. Better qualities Bear more steady ; inferior dull at Tuesday's rates. Indian eeem, wised, in good demand. at 25.. fal. to 295. ; yellow, 295. Beans a shade firmer ; Saidi, Us. ; Daher*, 30e. 6d. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. - The market has been 'more steady this week, although the amount of business has been email, yet prime have been supported. The refined market has been hare of goods ready fur delivery and full prices have been paid. Contr.—Prices have been supported in the public sales this week, and buyers have shown confidence in this article. _ . Tv. —The large public gales have gone off this week lore• pdarly, and io many inAancen at rather lower prime. CorroN.—About 4,01.10 lades sold during the week at • shade advance. _ . . . . Ricm.LThis article has been dull of sale, but quotations are unaltered. Ruu bee been steady. firicro have sold at previous rates. S.tLTPETRE.—A limited business only done at about pm. vious prices. JUTE hits been dull of sole. COCEIDILL.—Good and flue Honduras sold at 2.1. to 3d. advance es the burn quarterly sale tither descriptions without alteration. Markets generally bare had a quiet week. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market I. quiet. Annexed are the prices :—Town tallow, 495. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot 52a ; August to September, 50s. 6d. ; October to December, 50s. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LIADENUALL.—IIides : 561bs. to G4lbs., 2/tl. to 3d. 641bs. to 721b5., 3d. to 341 ; 72lbs. to 80110., 3 'd. to 34d. ; Mtn. to 88Th.., 3td. to 4d. ; 831bs. to 0611a5., 4d. to 44d. Horse lodes, Si. to 9s. Calf skins, light, 2a. to 3s. tid. ; fn6, Gs. BILIMONDSZT. —Sheep skins : Lambs, 3s. id. to 4s. ; shearlings, 15..2d. to Is. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --- Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report no improvement in the plantation accounts except a portion of the Worcester district. There is a fair trade doing in hope of all descrip tions at firm rates. Duty 00,001. V. to 70,000:. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. Yesterday being the day appointed for the election of three Fellows into the council of the college, an tmusiusily large trimber of Fellows attended to record their voter. We were in formed that • larger number had never been present on any similar occasion. Six candidates appeared iu the field, viz.: —Messrs. Bishop, Mackmurdo, and golly, the three retiring members of the council ; and lilessrs. Alines, Perineum, and Paget, of Leicester. The election into the council has hitherto been a mere matter of routine, and had it not been for the Canon, the probabilities are that the same nouns would have been adopted this year ; but that journal, in • short and well-written pungraph which appeared on the let of June. urged the Fellows to adopt the recommen dation of the late Mr. Guthrie and Mr. South, sal to casionaly infuse new blood into then body. It will be seen that the Fellows adopted the recommendation. The voting, which was by ballot. commenced at 2 o ' clock, and hat past 4 Mr. South, the preatiteet ege, declared Messrs. Say, Fergusson, and Mackmurdo, duly elected, amidst great cheering. In the evening the Fellows lilted together at the Freemasous'-hall. The fertival was pre sided over by Mr. Mayo, of Winchester, near whom we observed Professor Owes, Means. South, Wiblia, Shaw, Henry Smith, Judd, Luke, Adams, John Adams, Green, Lunatics, Grant, Itc. Al I In Ile I x in 96 !! sin :m 10 e 61 54 20k toi IS S 4 ri 75 Is BO 4414 Cli 10i 17i NI 40 N 17 :la - =m :In :In - le id sd - x 4 - id