The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-03 00:00:00

• • _ THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 3. 1860. Ay, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. SOUTHWARK. strilkiell wridemee before the giro to rone ler elate of • SEITIMI rollgamoim IIO4E Y SMARM At • PUIILIC 0111111 Mai rOMIPTAIR.-111 ARM 1111114:11-1hO piai iir aquiry of It s wermirier unnisiej. st the a 67 . 00:455 " 05 01 each git I pit I t Mobs prier 1 ciao co ___._ yesterdey. I to 1 p.m. FAILURES? INQUIIMREXMWATI HEAVY HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Jaws Cranky, • young cortermonger, wee .horned by youns wi r nes prase& Oa the oserway of Mies Haid l .3 IN all Atlantic RILL 111 16 86 St u Th. B ro om leek the chair at 12 Alkali. Mr. Wellman, the Inspector of Nuisances for Sou th wark , she betaken Wore a polies anektrate oa • charge SA 100 Boot Bar. dele.cip.a. Utt Ol 1 1 0. ad 66 _ MINOS REGULATION AND INSPIRTION BILL, t a r t i , l l... mingal a,L ge ta l i s c r ilww h, es b , i 'Z'll i r giltakemingi.. fountain ati°2444d rdiad. 15 2 8.10,° - mt. - H.Lai 1 1 IT a' _ The home met into committee on this bill - all Do. New - - Yr. We ll man said that between seven anl eight this SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. 1 ° MI na.lereiroare o Si ••• The funds tre clause 10. IM 100 IM„Ramit,.olooderich Mr AVIRTON mowed the ineertioa of the following amain be was pealing the church, when he saw the ........--..--,-. quotations. prisoner at the pablic drinking fountain lately erected Two o'CLoce. 4p.e. Ma, iisa. i 187" Itewl• alter th. dame s " in ' s " the Pm* eterte7e B in there wahine' some filthy fish a portion of which he hadmidamadbyloNALE. 76 IS - Exchange lit ""` ' 1 " 6 " . milk. '" i " elne n Gus Pail bT the weight, " - ' ' The railway share market to-day is very steady no in Do. Agri , ern, etas. 29 IS - .t.••cc a truck Dear him. Considers; that such conduct prices are we .... , ar. ‘v gauge of the coal. ironsteme, or other material I Monist not be allowol, he told him tee desist mil take An improvement of Ito }percent. has taken plane 140 161 D0.h0w1,17174, ditto. N TS - - die jby them,such cod, nuestane, arothermaterial shall be I his fish away, •and all he got for performing hi; duty was in Caledonian, South Eastern, and Eastern Cotui- t 6 O ti t c e l f gl atedir sisla so o .• 6 1 pro - This being teal, seated, asoarared. or gavel setertinelv ; mud it shall abuse from the primmer mil • number of other roster. ties stocks. The other principal descriptions to 74 Nome, whi. oisTela 11 de x.. - Jerome, the be lawful few sae le poems. at their aro cut, to statics a meager. who were &boat the fountain, thereby venting are 1 dla ad - Pes ss imeisa. e , at th ere* appointed fur gush weighing , measuring , the pudic from using it for the urpoeim le W It N led Ludlam quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterdat. le 5 reeffell Buie WI ad lff/ 4 ad Consols are Itne.° London and North Western stock is quoted 10 kee „ e insomnia . p . - for the meow wr order to take an account thereof, and to . thee gave the priso n er into cusb p sly ea a warning to others dim 5r xd - 8"-r811.81 ".. md 66 ...„. e . unuclueue ' 4 the wei ght. mmoure. or gauge Mr. Bonham told Mr. Wellman that unfortes tely there IN an Do. 4 6 2 g releent to 102 ; Great Western, 691 to i ; Midlat4 117 g 11 6 15 Da I id - 034 to k. The Mr. RIDLEY thought the wools were not specific ameagle. .wae .i. no c,.. act of parliament to protect the fountain ) from such to 118 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 to 105 k ; Bank Stuck, lio proposed to odd id the and of the South kastern, 851 to i , Caledonian, 'et the part Mr. Wellman said he believed that there lier, Lot, Eastern Counties, 56g to 57 ;and Great orthern 94 : ts 29 1 8 : 10 an on em. ba i t pi a sa ihem.set as. : : 1: 2 1 II Ict ....- xd duced, 03j, of loth pers.. by whom be is so eeepT, ' ,Z• IN all De. II pm eh Peet _.. 00 et 1 luit it certainly required one, as such nuisances 1144 to 1151 . Mr. J AMMON was ef 'Maim that the object of the would entirely upset the benevolent intentions 101/ all Dagee.Prelf.S_p.o.llo. 73 75 7 93 lis it i committee would be oiled by leavise out lite words after of the founders of public fountains. It was • Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares rema i n q uiet, Pm ell.. -I* _e pr inr on. ..P. el 1 e• 5 .. . . • 06 _ 6° . . 8 ruPoe PaPe tbieseof." Half per Atsio • short diaselnion the dame, as amended, was wwwa ckarek fountain an fo il f thro w "tenD i cegen n their to dirty s fish azi th d o at i din. to par. Grand Trunk of Canada way fa f i . a: , ....ft &1E ..: i l .;;,: w - stock shows a partial reaction , and is last marked tee an nor s s san. 56 ea 1 - agreed to, as were eke drown 11 and 12, ankokled to the wash them. et. we • • rake lreslasiii n 97 1 ad el td Cent. Debei ell. fondant. They I...elites! other p arties from using the 28. The Indian lines are steady. ORDDIART SHAWN AND 'MLR lO 6 Do. New - Cent. steak, 60 13 i 11 of In o tta 6 ta 14 14 die . Mr. AMON thee proposed ia clause 13 the insertion Mr. Beecham observed that these fountain. were erected all OLWast ti 11( lii 1 75., Bs., 10a. sf the Rawer* wards In pop it, line I, after " relapse- by benevolent persona for the ow of the public, and it was Mi. IN I RAILWAYS. I 3 °11 2 6 66 .r Ito l p.Vi sr . 110 18 Do. New 2 OS 91 dls - Mealy :"-" prewided always, that such special rules perfectly necimea.ry that they should be kept clean sad - Pam shall le hese up is the simmer prey sled in the Ifith wholesome. The public seemed highly gratified at 111 all !Blres.,n/01. &Stour VaL 111 se - 160 ell Do. do. 71ftill 96 96 _ The foreig metes sf this act, for the period of fourteen day s before their emetics, and the manner la which they 2 , 1 8 t l a ss isk e i nne- e we le ‘ L ' ActelejlaL lie " lai n _ 110 all Do. do 711 Mouton. 96 Be - a-. IN all Dube p. et. && pay. 77 90 N - Deferred Thi the mane are trassnitted to the Secretary ol State." were used showed their approbation of their 26 all 'Urbane__ Trap ss• - - IL MO Madras Our. 42 per ct. 86 811 2d -• The clause es amesaled was agreed to. introduction, but if fish waahuag and other such 10 all Bottom litseDd.o MdC. 4 7 1 - I& 100 Do. do. 6 per et. 96 07 xd DR xd Turkish loan Clauses Et to is wan agreed to, with amendments. Ouleacte were allowed, they would be useless in their Ma- SA 100 Mad and later - SC 100 Do. 44 per Cl. Exton.. 00 92 xd - any businew Mr. CROOK proposed, Re clam. 19, pege 11, to leave racier. He. worship severely censured the conduct of the ..lw I _ oB ____ o2BBBoBBl 1g...., am et 96 2 1 10 10 Do. 4th Erten. do. .. 14 IMs xd - _, out " writer." anal, after the word " injury,' to insert pawner, whom he discharge d . and hoped that before the •• . li ' m '''''''''' •"'"°° - _ It. 150 Melb.Corp.6p. ct Bends - - - are townie( " which abaft be of smelt • nature as aWI have pre. session was over an act of parliament would be pawed to Cornwmi ui I SS an N. Brunswick & Canada N .11 De. A •no dlr. until 6 -•-• - clam A cap. ob. 5 I ... per Cents., I waled the person or permss mo injured from returning , protect the public fountains from such 'mammal. IS all Do. B pc. la paid to B. - -.-. OD mil Do. do. Land do. II V - 1852, 871 ; to his or these work ie such mine or colliery, before 9of the ' WANDSWORTEL ne all Dahlta and Mart Jae. - - - 20 ell Do. do. II asp. do. 6 4 - clock ia the morning of the seat following working day." SS all Dend.,Perth, a Abd.Ja. II 0, _, 10 all Do. do. lead do. A 1 - 1888, 88 ; surcULAII MAIM Or aresuwo • GOLD WATCH. - Mr. JACltottni a. Sir G. I.'. Lewis objected to the 16 17 111/ ile. Dude (Limited) - - There were very few charges brought before Mr. I n h em it. IN ass .'" el ell eee cossm . N U 531 1 .1 SI 111. 100 scum l6 MI ad xd - count, 21; amendment; and Mr. HUMS saworted it. _ arising out ef the giasen's visit to Wimbledon-common. Th e ge„ we is s e en u 6 606. 04 00 3 d na pa 00 7 Do. Penjaah - per Cents., After some dimenesion the amendment was agreed to. - following ease was the moms interesting : 116. IN Do. Stock U ff Bt. 106 Dalndilt Ude. 6_p.d ll6 06 ad - rLrft Sitting.] Two neon, who gave the names of °forge Jackson and IS all Best Bulk& - -• 15 i •• • Limlted,Wrlg i i -. Cents., 1853, ; 4 4 =1 Graff. were charged with being concerned with 10 en atm - - Russian Ti _ DOCIgg. LAW INTELLIGENCE. in dealing a gold watch from the person of Mrs. e s t . 1 1 0 : lehete_9l ll sea el rvse4, la_e,s ll _ ll EL 7 30 8 301 Hants* Toone, a lady from the country, at present residing 1 . all sco rQ (3 , 4 = ..1 _ - 'lto. - f 618. I Dome, IPtI CL Flom I Sara Per Cents, (THIS DAY.) at Glided. Ilt. 100 Obeid, 06. Waste= 102 106 - 114 - i - ,4 - 111 7 / 1 6. - fil lOO - - i - 481, ex div. Mr. Beard appeared for the prisoner Gray. 10 all mem North of Scotland - - - MAIO 60. De. 4p. eh PM., Ma 140 - - - 39 4. it t ea -0-. 114 tut MR Richard Payne, a young micros living in Red Lion.street, 01. 100 Drat Northern - - - COURT OF EXCHEQUER Waadrworth, dap that about three o'clock on Monday Olt 100 Do. A Stock 114 116 , - 1,6111,110 PA. London lOO - - - The share Sittings at Nisi Prim, at Gaildholl.-ffiodoeo L e wd mod afternoon he was in the High•street of Wandsworth, where i t . 4 ° :„. ..,„?, ° ,4 w ,... 11 84°°° , 11 . 4 'A nd nail ift 11118 ... 1,1118,1110 M. St. Katharine M- - - Baron Pollock and a Special Jen.) then were crowds of persons waiting for her Majesty to 11. i s . '67.,, 4 ,... r .'""" ' 0 1 110,11116 IC Sou no is 100 id 93 xd thesethampton Vittoria - - - Pang of P( en d N tdmit r. TB Kum= corxess RAILWAY cOMP A NY.- Pe* when his attention wardrawn to the prisoner It. 100 Do.StowaYaLoea.ittk. N 66 - 000,000 St. 6Ms par x Mti LAYS raw. Accinimr AT 701relmumil. mad four others. Jackson was walking by the side of 111, Ito Isamiddrea Y , 101 ! 1064 les 1 6000 20 Do. New - Marine Ins: The further heurisa ad this wawa@ canoed this meenteg, a female with his head underneath the dap of her jacket M. KO Lomita and Bleekwan . ill 115 70 _,. DIDINTIIII STOCKS. which is nos Ms. Livia Janes, Y.E., Mr. Hawker, ilo., sad ING with • phi watch in his hand. They weed him and he 5 ii? PILAIICIT_adi Alko. 116 13 lto. I Oh. I Broom IPdI CL ;does. I Sake The (nobs Jacob., were emus] for the plantill ; Yr. Bowls, Q.c : tees saw Jackson torn round and look into • shop window. r i. a ~,==, W m ... 10ii mg 1 14 014 I Mr. Serjrant Ballantina Mr. Binekby, sad ms J. Bays The four others immediately went round him, and witness lei o p Do. - 11018116 St.. OtNorth.4p.e..TandJuly 100 - - were counsel for the ilideadeata. hated him say, "collar hold," and he then weed some - IR. MO Londearattf IM 65 - The actMn eat brought to roomer pen i s thing to Gray. They afterwards went into a private 11 all Landoerry.fillidienta. - - 10,1166 91331 st itt . .l N N orf . siat olkt o p. a. e.Mar j. ..dileti a j.i t i . des ae n I n se 1.1 _-- trad bran e ch h of ave tz - tam sc, OztWoraltseep.e.do. 100 - - M damages fur injuries received by the plain In groseasoy wart and as the prisoner, came out he pointed N all Do. and lOoleMen 10 1 1 - .... . last. by the breaking of a. tiroof am of the Mesa out tea constable, and while he was struggling with el.to IN 1501 -. 1111 • 1 . 0511 eubeh• :el $l 4 a . - 80.. floottieb N. Meet 4v. ct.;100 00 N zit - went of th _ 4 Metropolitan leading wh e el s o f th e locomotive engines , 114 the them the others made their escape. se. IN Midbuld train in which he was a passenger Pawed the Totten- Mrs. Young said she was in a crowd, when • man pea his et, 100 De. Wm..% Dreg - ham station . The accident proved fatal to several of the hand upon her ehoulder, and pushed her hack. At that time SO an Rid. (it Weems (Ina) - - - Na IRI I ihoOlta. I Pd.) U. velem ll thilea retwengen, and loan fi fteen to sitters were more or he.. , Moms surrounded hy four nr five men, and the one in qua 100 all Newcastle and sftrilds - - ........ ..: Can. D. Clev .epw .6). oooo e.Jan.. 22 l s JuL .. , l l oo oo 112_ _ll6 xd .._- fg:-ilitill, into urecirc injured. The injuries sustai n ed be the plaintiff, who we e ' lion held her back. She called on him to loosen his hold, and 211 all Newport, Aber.,INAM. - - _ _...- .... .. Do. 6 pre ad. 1870 .. 100 - - -14 a miller at Hieldeerlon, in Hertficishire, were so severe as he did not comply with her request she then 2 9 trewfTtArmagitlet-• 7 •_. Ma - ... .. Do. Sper oda, UM .. 100 - - - and beating that his left leg had to be amputated. threatened to slap his face. He mid be wanted to ;I . Ir . ="--...- B5 67 66 - • .. Do.siwirealsb..t.tag. 100 110 112 . 1. awaited wit Mr. Roberta and Mr. May, en s gineen of great ernineace, paa, sad she asked him why be did not loosen his Id 4 Noo d m , 0 066 th a p d , dd Idle - •• • • .. DeAlpas M. Mac& Sep. 100 110 11l .... were called this morning and concurred in the opinion.' hold. She managed to extricate herself, and she then missed 44„ 100 North kW& - Do. 6 wear. 100 901 1004 xd 1004 4xd th e t ra d e. 'slimmed by Mr. Braille/ell and sir Charles Fox, relative to I her watch . al an Nave Deem Hall MD - - - " Me i De. fo. lierfp. ... to - - - .. New Nrasow.Gocolict. 100 106 106 id 1064 Id that, "in the defective state of the wheel, which was so palpable Mr. Inborn maid he Mould remand the prisoners!. It. all Ds. • -- 97 - •• • • .. N.S.Wolosev. &p.c. tor 3 100 054 901 xd 104 xd that if it hail been properly examined before Mating it I Mr. Beard hoped not so far as his client was concerned. 1 1 / • 1 • a e l°ll-11 / 1 " "l a aaea " gi n au - must have been detected. IHe was a very respectable man, and came down like many K. .s. a„' ,•'• ,16;,---- m 1 87 1 •• •• •• •• • • Da ß s• 8 11 1 t e. e. , , lan ues i° 1111 1 1 00 11 97 96 4 9901 4 M ad 1111 4 - 1 17" 1 tPrnertre,llB" lard This clued the plaintiff's case. others to witness the shooting. If he did remand him lie N. , K T . d , sl 4 el olt i Mr. Rosin then addressed the jury at comalerable length hoped h e would wee r buil ' St. 114011 Swiss - for the defendants, In the counie of which he urged that the N iboa /r. I ham thong t the evidence was so conclusive that 19 all naillthlLWeellanines 94 10 - 174 all Nor* _ _ _ _ eleffiedebbis. 4if ills - ••• .: .•• ••. . .:• ... IL .Neva :ll Aua t . 0 • 2 8°3414"4".L . 00e 6p. ..5 . j p. P l rr e. eL a ßon 4 j ' u i 1 1 1 0 00 " 1 107: 64 1_ 1 11 09 1 : d 1 20 4 - - a 0 11 i t h 1 e to iergebe '" • De. do. spa Ayr. es Oct. too 1071 105 k len S Of the company were not answerable for the lamentaltle circum- he ,__°°B r idacc°Pt hail 12 10 NenallnelhintßAlo. al et 6 1 -•• • • stances that had attended the accident, which they The t i t... l saws were many robberies reported. 111 all Peal= 2 - - - .......JI. deeply deplored. The accident, he contended. arose Mr . mad a large sum or money was found upon 10 all Puelemeniff - - JOINT OTOCK /AXIL idea may (nun cimunistances tver which they had no control, the Prisoner G rey, he hoped a portion of it would be 10 all - _ No. lab. BABEL IN.I a. Woes Salm of the hal which were nut visible or apparent to the railway officials, give's to his wi fe. M. 100 but was only to be accounted for from inherentilefeeta in The constable mid there was a robbery of 26/. just before Bt. 100 11.1 ANTAL 1111 ES 82 Mar 100 Aim tad U. eer• Iniall •le - - - than 800,00 St 100 lanend N 110 - IA 40 tastraleda all 117 ell 001 6 the wheel, which it was impossible from examination to the prisoners were taken. - dla 11, 26 Beak of = an 11l n - that, even u detect. The wheel had undergone every exami nation Mr. Ingham declined and mid he should not make any T.: • m a tinu e uldr• Mil a ce soi „66: 88 4 11 3 di. -4, 100 Bank of SO 64 66 - O - _ possible, the before starting ..0 the journey that prudence, care, maul ' under ' K. NS - f• 10 Beak d Testae caution ...411.1 .fertle. - - --- - 21. HO neva Iseken l ir :I le. 60 Brig* N• Amigos •••• di - - - the pound, • le, N Mart. Disk el Ind* The learned counsel was proceeding to call witnesses when BARBAROUS AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER. Si. 100 South Weiss Amtrak and Cliffs . all llili 104 to tanneries, si our report left. Si. 100 I. Tani. It Rhin • 10 U - 1111, U flirted. Mud el Inas. PROW., MONDAY. 20 all Stelase.Woklnghtn.,iba 41 6- Lou., and Man on eo 31 - 201111 Math COURT OF ARCHES. A shocking tragedy was perpetrated at a village : 5 5 1,41 Stockton At d.r. °gum I: 4 1:3 pm en - 4 1116 = ee 76 78 - by this firm. (Before Dr. Lushington, Dean of Archee) called Road, four roles fron this town, on Saturday morn- e t. • s ; ) Tor v i m - 90,000 100 TWI BISHUr or LoNDOW r. 1102WILL_ ing last Mr. 8. B. Kent, a gentleman holdirm• Incestive so a ll Ul s t er - 40,000 20.11 Com of Cement all - - - will involve 26,000 100 COs. of Leaden Messrs. SU' This cue came again before the court this morning, It appointment as inspector of factories for this district, lives IA 10 Do. Mal let - 26.000 10 lip fleslaAnd.CDerld. all 164 161 164 has in various phase been before the public, in consequence I iii • retired home standing in its own grounds at Road. On 114 . _91 . ,1/:. . _ 10,660 30 V. Beak at Instraorload. of - - - placed in th of the proceedings taken by the Bishop of London against the Saturday morning, about seven o'clock, it was found that ft .. f , , t .,.. i .i 5 z...... mow Si m u n i I N U,llOO 10 Ilea Cb. Dank ef AnsOL all 124 U 124 _ Rev. Mr. &Haven, inciinilrent of St . Ph il ip, Stepney, under into of his SUSS, • di" boy , j ust feet P en 4 KM Was 140 is. Waterford It Illitemng - - - %NO 60 ,Leadoa and Calmly .... II - - - Youngs, an the Church Discipline Act, arising out of the grave charges ! miming from the rosin hie nurse's room, in which he usually l e a s w oos c wooro u 6l dd - 50 London Joint_ _ -mem .. 10 - - - NOM 100 'Lon. sad Woroennter.. In - - - pare a nate impute' to him of barbssurim an unmarried female of the skid , end niter an boor's search his body Was found stuffed 10 all West Landow - -. 44 6 - IR 100 :Nat. Prey. ot Inglaml.. 42 - - - delay se p oi name of Yorath in the school - house attached to the church , I down the seat of a privy no the premise , the throat being Bt. Dm west midland -Word 44 46 MAIO 90 ; Do. New l2 - - - where she gave birth to a male child which died in three ' cut from ear te ear, and a large stab being apparent in the fin4oo 60 National Bank weeks after, and was buried in such a mysterious manner I region of the heart, evident!, indicted after death. It PLIFIRINCZ SHARMA MlOO 20 New South Wales a. to cuie.e it . exhumation anti an inquiry before the was won Ted in the blanket belonging to in bed, N. I Pil I RAILWATL I Closing Priem i faslss. RAMO 25 oriental Bank Corpora an al' -- -- -. 1 1 in the hide 4 comer% In the first instance the bishop amid a COW. and appeared to have been killed while asleep. ga. IN *I L akii i ippAp,eee 04 gd ad - MOM 10 Ottoman Bank - out the cot mission, and on the report of the commissioners, the pre. The perpetrator is as yet imillextvered, bet of coarse the Bt. 100 Cialedashm, •lii - 10,655 100 Provincial ot Ireland .. M - - all - - - with the at - sent suit was instituted. 1 most diligent inquiries are being made. It is evident that 64 all DiutrertlMS Aber Jim 54 St - A 10 Do. New ; at. 100 LA Antler, .6.6 p el 101 IN - Ken 16 South Anstralla mart import At the last hearing of the cam the kayoed dean 1 the guilty Peron , or Pm... 1- f" it seems 81m"st incred ible ag. pip o, i , 11, 6p. et. 114 Ild - Mt 26 Union et Andras - - 41 ordered that the evidence in the case should be taken viva I that one individual could have accom4lished the horrid M. 140 Da 0. 7v. 46 100 111 - 411, 60 Mies et Imadon - - 14 1 4 Messrs. SIT yze, so, 4 d pp, 0 0,6,4 0„.,j 6y as a 61,666,1 court des y f or further off- must have been in the house 'worn* tforall the fasten - - A VA Untly Mstual _,_„„_..., Queen-stree untouched, just as they h a been been left the pre- da ft ' 165 1" I. D 0 (31 , Nat /10 112 10- 00. ,Spatiral 11l 118 - /r e fl. Dyke appeared on the pert of the Bishop of Tirus w en night when examined by Mr. Kent, with the exception U. 109 Do. New 6p. eh A.. 1111 US - xd 1011CIALL141110115. Smith and ( No. I Sh. I COMPAIHIL IPdI a. Prlese lehe L Wyld's-rent imam of the dewing-room window, opening on to the lawn ; this 111. 100 Eastern Union 4p. et. 70 51 td - .6 st. 110 111 r• - The Rev. Mr. Boswell appeared personally for • decree was found partially open, and the shutters unfastened, St. IN Zan.* a 704 - 10 impasesilbom _which is net - emery acconling to the prat- uI no violence had been used either their or to the drain .li n u g t „ 84 * l u ll (ssa m edie".ll=est"ese 117 4 "1 3 0 119 - -• ,000 Australian . 1. 10,0001 25 10 Anglo-Madam MIN TeL A W . ) _si _im _ - ea an c d h l. instan 'o., tat ( ties or tido beforeement the evidence ran be taken. v nom door which was locked on the outside o ernight 82 . 1 .sc.red.atlilp. nen 111 1 - 4 8 - Mr. Driawell did not oppose the dare, The wounds were indicted apparently with a table 111. 100 Do. 44 percent. lO6 or - 4 260 1000 Atlantic w e 40 - - - The waft gnarled the decree accordingly, and appointedc lothes with . . bide, bat no each weapon or any Maimed large blood IN SO oui plin 6 c red.stS lc 55 87 - . MOO 50 10 el 050052050 aterworks u.I.4 ell •-• • • s- Messrs. Oib two special days for the hearing. have i heen vo s s e ed yet fou nd on the home or premises. The knit. le Ot. fiL Weel lic°llB.4 111 - - aOO O AI • all A ID - _ it is su was wiped on • piece of newspaper, which ii has 1 ° .. au s I Do. re= "l". mil ii - Ts 100 - ad - xd 1 1 1 205 1161 10 11 10 IM p rio e. . * B c irish 7 tarts ll ei fiet all 19 an u US 1110 td - -ad The . hide COURT OF BANK RUPTCY. been fouod. The family consists of Mr. and rs. Kest gs. us, Do. Mom 1 011 92 xd - period ham • end seven children, three girls and one boy bei children St. 100 - 8,916 1124 Canada land 8 8 - - (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) by the first wife, and two girls and the decried by the St l a in Do Da Dl l6o. 26oo bTe ct dism ildsim prit t a. tec esssll 101 103 11 x l d d 102 ad a .Mit ic elling Sine 3601,00CC0 M. Channel Damao Tel. (1 4. ) all on n sr There has n _ at wrxttill-111.AVT Movie+ nal *ALL or reorsinv. present Mrs. Kent. It is • singular act that nearly three r 5 *I art - t 0 the exte locked up tc The wan as examination meeting under the teelonek noes age the two younimet children of Mr. Kent's first 10 all IS - Do.CbeeteePLlLltatt. 17 1 0020 110 5 2, 26 C° Flo. lir 820 M. CI M III Plll°l °Pie 11" 20• 100 1 n u m * 15 164 - 08 ad - - of William Wenham. described as of Na 71. safe Condemn and Willm th 10 100 Do. 1t,. . 71 4 g - produce and ro, coeceiving Cannon-street West, denier is foreign and fancy ill Vested, started off, both dressed in boy e ' mse s clo t h es , lek) and be et an s o. B.: cs aut do. .o d°•GeL e. ..se. ree tiral 30 - lOu -•-. 1150,000 8t 2 .. 5200520 D0. Sp. e re = Deb. 1 : 00 lar lOg r. 1 1 05 4. - _ ~..k. The &wouldb which have bees lied COritMene• were not diametral for two day. i they have now just re- M wi all an D.Do. do.d. do 'lO 142 Do New • 1 1 prevailed 2.4 ia January, MA with a surplus of 1,0754, and ekes to May I turned from school. It seems almost incredible that the tols - Rm. The unarcunmd debts are 957/. seared 9231.. assets I child could be elistracted from the nursemaid's room with- la 1110 Lae . & Yorke& disc.St 17/9 111 - 7 70 00 2.. , 000 000 100 5i. 8 25 6 lig. and Aest i Cep. .• .20.001 11 1 Clll. owat llllm Milp 1 (11= 118 an - 1 - • die Pm i - houses to de On, es' property held by creditors 2041 . The Waite bad 1 out her knowledge, bat not the slightest suspicion attaate les lee 10 • 0101 4M-. 6 P.a 0 us. 100 000 1I ' 111 lUs - The thin( been 412/ , against expenditure 1.700 f., of whirl 800 f. is t .. her. The a ff air has created • vast amount of excite- in No. 1 116 118 - IL 100 Da In.& do. N 0.2 116 111 - Do.az cient. Td. knit the Bank of aemuned. glen. Burford and Taylor, solicitors of meet in the neighbourhood. IL 100 Do.llp.e. do. _,... 140 166 - 50 12, 000 000 20 6 Lon. Laudon Mewed July. Furnavalsina, hold an easignemot of lb. Sulkies'. INQUEST. DA 140 Da b} c. do. Nat 116 115 - 105, 000 • An install book debt., epos which a Wanes of 154/. Ila. is tame is. am Ditp.o. do. .. 103 106 - 4 Lon. Gee. Onmilhas IM, 0 8 1 1 1 1 11 44 1 - 60,000 20 Madras ftroln A alasa 1 1 1 fil pm ad - credit for in the accounts. The Issas are returned at WM, FROME NONDAV Emma a 24 D s. p. ,4 *Min above 0001. are staled to hare arises ca she ale ed The inquest was held to do at the Temperance *in Do. Iltc e- Ititeelt . 6.° t81 . ; : us lss- 11l - - 80,000 10 Medlterraddffee.T4l. all - - 14000 10 Mediter. nx. D =Use.) all 2 1 Si - on the Brazi - 000 25 National Ori.. 5 4 4 dim 4 There we Isinkrupt's property *mg emir as meeettim fte Wee b e f„... mi.. S y l vester, wafter for ,100 Do.:A cSt(dly.del. St oily del. - ROW 20 NerbaddiaCceldklrta(L) 5 214 ails - the Bank. 11410 10 Netherlands laad all - - 71- lankrupt wro esrosieed at oessianable leseth, after - hall was amused to .tame . Mn.Roderay, of 607000 5 Do. Sp. c., la all 011, sa I 1 br r i i , u hgh t x4o,l et... A, an adjoantenem wee aimed.lt en Lo i n.C4vitham and MI Ili - e Trowbridge, solicitor, attended to watch the case on be- ei. IN L a Nw.c .,„* Nttl..6v: 116 Hs - 1. 100 N. d N Soot . Ld. 116 10 U - - - --- - -=- act half of Mr. Kent. The nursemaid out of whose room It. 100 LAS.W.7p.c.St. 1r../ lE. - 108, IN. Bea Australsdaa.. an * 1 1.1 Oss all 1 - by the Pe - - THE POLICE COURTS. dreamed was abstracted ; the housemaid wbo examined the 110 des ........... rr i t , : . aIN 60.005 1 Do. New Mures"- Us. 4 11• gas - 283 , 3381 . ti _ 10, 10 . In. M m. (lAm.)• 6 - - - The pardcul drawing-room fastenings the night before the murder, and 0 46 Do, ga C IL - - .0 (THIS DAY.) totted them undone, and the pawns who discovered the t o 10 : Dali Per ewe •••• N 77 - 10,000 10 Do. do. 010,000 M. Peel River lend & MIL 103 46 48 - 147,4141. (of 't vorensenrole lad. ...4 ipm 61 INANSIONHOUSIL TEI SMlDlfflin or situtiessers 11111 AZT. dead body in the water-closet were examined, but no sie. 100 mgs is so m e s.e. fi e d i . fresh facts of any kind were elicited, and the barbarous 5 1. let Dwane. Dr.& 8.0p.e. 140 142 - NC 100 De. gad. PreL Stock 103 106 affair dill remains in inexplicable obscurity. Constance 84. 100 Dou r witchi . 4p.c. ft N Jail. Jon Ale ase eametelem d . foe having as the (*eh alt., and William Kent • half-brother and half - sister of the 10 all No...tabor de.s.l t la wild whim* sla lassabro sultrultr us Joe" Tilled , i• deceased, al., were examined, but no sew information wee fo. 1 .. N .., c- .. 1 613 t8 e 9ti i ,„ si c l d. ' , wai l _ U I le i Bilhagegate Mosier , whereby a brooch of the peace !night ' . hen hese eaterlowed. gained. The superieteedents of police from Frame , 04. 100 Neon rostra e went 111 lts - - - - - I - gia aoopl o t ooo s oad that so was a d da j ad 6 6 s o h, sad ou Trowbridge. and Useless, and the chief constable of the et 100 1 D. oo : Bord New er tims t:.l.. 6 Is at .- 1 - ii - the day is qesolles be west up to defendant's Mall in Bil- Wilt, force, were in attendance. After • five lasts ' M. pi. 100 N . K ee. _p en ,...4.....g . k a r a il burpg.-....k.• 11115 Molt up • par °I soles and i glary the jury railroad& verdict of " Wilful murder wind 17 Si Do do. ris asked then prima island* to purchase • quaatity. Findiag, I however, that they would ad suit him. he laid them I same P en " w °"" ws unk° "'"' ' IS 32 Do. Leeds 6 pct. No. 1 - 1 0 - 1 di' Di tells Vnek.H Anew. IMa ear ail - - 20, 60 Pada and Odes. Nam an 71 TS 0 20 1100: , 000000 006 us : ud Loo rve.y...f. ... B:4 N 6o :w ym&ftealbmiarTa.oo,4l. a m le a m p: pi.. 611 = - 4 Calcutta, 3: New all 64 6 2 1 1 5 1. 4 6 : 000 1106 11 11 ; acestisbit° ...... Thi th M Ans all itan telm. l ikep arsilm land " la ma nwe°Blll 1 85 1119 1 1 81 0 n; xd 6 1- : 75,000 1 Do. do. Raglitsrel_ 50,000 20 .Traittla. Oa larp•Cam I - - 10.00A100 I Van Die..'. Lad IN 9 10 - - - for sold T Ma he M dras' exii Obtained se. 2 for arl e ve; i i ss at sto tl Pri The steam with .debts. Dw M Da M Reel Darakmabis Da DA e. k Erlchlo4p.e. NevAAkir.lte ,per • 6.0•116 'Oka UD Nark! Sp. oils. Deft IlMsa 6 pima Da Maw ada 6 p el Wks*. Ulan pa 16.01.—Derw.6p.ard. Dada Da Leeds Op. M & No. 1 Da Yak. E. • Lpara NMI ladardidn. Oat Maned NA% pal DeAbsc gala& Da T alp Ind Moe & Dam Phial 6E • Mast La MIL p. • 66 OM. Da Da, die 4 e der dial Wass pa 6p. mad Da 61 pr em 6 T•g• 4 P. a l = Da do. Mac Da M. Cida ▪ .& Laba g barepus. o. 111.111d—Ost. da. vowel The amplsioast laid that ha wee • dealer is lab, aid oo the day is meshes he mat op to defeadmee ia Bil lieroate-market sad Sok up • Fair of ether and asked their prim ledeading to pashas • quantity. Madam. however, that they would sot Mt him he bud them does spa* and wee peso away, whew the defendant as wiled lua with the met hay isithate, ad threatened he ever sum there mph ho wash " break his sera" Complaisast heel piss so proem-Sim, sad did not say myths' aselvil la reply. befesdst, is reply to the rhino, end the eimphisaa{ had bees the poor., oontinual i k aaoy a •e a I. m o , rag day after der, oat pulloug about in • war that Monaural them matenully, mil thew jpiap of 0.t.”,4 • pure... lln the occasion referred le. Star be loel pull..i mine fob about is • roes\ way. wham told bon to luy them down, upon which he Molted Ise grosiy. rulbqg Min by summons 1.1 saws sad testing a groat dims/osec } dig per id II Ile - - - ROMANTIC SUICIDA-REVAIKABLE CASE. IS VS lIS 124 THE SESSIONS Hovsz, emus:Kw - ELL —The Aerations of that Seeder-house, Cleekenwell.green, which were considerably impeded through the builders strike, are now rapidly approaching completion, under the direction of Mr. F. H. Pommel], the architect, and it is fully expected that the magistrates will resume their sittings there co the next county day, the 19th instant. The cling old building km been =everted into a very handsome ; the inter nal arrangements are as to affordweery convenience for the public, and the Aces have been se eonstancted ea to render every facility for the traumatism et the county busi ness The old dinintroom has beam converted into a new court, and an entirely new &i dtoogg .voots lime been built emir it. A ekes. in an act of .insnent peened WO seeds gives the magistrates the power of holding an the MAGUS at Clerkenwell„ and when the business is resumed there, arrangements will be made forthwith to put that power in operation. THS SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY AND Pans FinNTS. —At the Sussex Eastern Session, on Mendez= Beattie mid the court was aware that at the Taster some diecuseioe anise in reference to a prim fight, which came off at Etchingham, and that he then pledged himself to bring under the consideration of the directors of the South Eastern Railway Company the tramesinten of telegraph menages by Akers of the and whether they ought not to have peeeedes Up to this time all such moorages took their render ten. I Now, however, he was glad to be able to inform the meet the directors had directed that all telegraph messages for preserving the pesos should rank se a government telegraph. which MIA one of the exceptions in the company's rol li ert mentioned this to-day, in order that the court might see, if such an occurrence were again to happen, the company offered facilities for apeedycommunicstion with the anthon ties.--Sisseez Nzprest. CAPSIZID BY • YACWT.—The Gipsy Queen yacht, belonging to Earl Fitzwillime, while working into Falmouth harbour on Saturday ' , bad the misfortune to cap size a market boat from at. Hevene, having on board 10 or 12 persona, by striking her mast with the end of the weed wand of the yacht. The whole party were immersed and the boat sunk, but by the most prompt and strenuous ex. ertioes of the yacht's people and the aid of a boat from • foreign merchant vessel at anchor close by, all the party, including several women, were rescued instantly, with the exception of a market man named Bastion. Lord Milton was on board the yacht, and exhibited the most anxious feeling and commiseration in the matter by attending to the wants of the sufferers, whom he took into ht. Ve454 and supplied with fresh clothing, at the same time offering N. for the prompt recovery of the drowned man, sod fe eler* his readiness to make good the lota of produce in the heat, and all other damages. Tbis morning Mr. 0. 8. Brent, deputy coroner for West Middlesex, emmieded an inquiry at the Lord Nelsen Tavern, Hollreereaeg, into the eircumstacces attending the death of Mks Asa Pegs, aged 17, who corn• minted eniclis, es lisni sing Wt. by throwing herself into the New-river, at Highburped% in company with a female friend, who fortunately was resew/ The eirmenstasce created the greatest excitement in the immediate neighbourhood. It 'gated the& t hs.7 ° ." , girls were of respeetubl e fanlike., the deceased restating St. Johnetreet.nrl, and the survivor in Creerew, Clerkenwell Th e y b ecame acqua i n t e d a b ou tthree years since at a Sunday school treat, and wore so attached that their greate.t happiness was in each other's company. On Mouilai, the •.!....th ult.,deoessed remained from home all night sal between 2 and 3 in the morning the father of deceowil in great alarm collet upon Herding, thinking the t o girls were together. Mi s s H a rdi ng , however, was in led. Deceased Lad called upon her friend,and wished ler to accompany her on the previoria afternoon. but she was unable to do so. Decemed returned home on the Tues. day meraing at nine o'el..ek, tat wittier called upon her in the afternoon, when her mother struck her for wishing to speak to witome. It appeared that she had been to the tailors' ball at Highbury Barn with some female. She was very food of pleasure. Mrs. Page dressed for the peewee of seeing the young woman, and deceased was allowed to accompany apposes home if she returned in half an hour. lie-ceased took 6d, sear with her, and on gotten outside the door she mid she would buy palms with rt. She had told her mother it wee the last day she would we her. They both walked about some time, w h oa they got very hungry, and deceased proposed to buy anemic for both. They, however, walked beyond Edmonton, and back to London. fly the Tuesday night witness was takes ill in the street, and cried, when a gentleman asked h er w hy s h e cried ; and on tier replying that abs was ill, and without anything to eat, he gave her la 3d., which was al/ he had. They lived upon the is. 3d. till the Thurs day morning. On the Wednesday they mewl the day in St. James's-park. calling mem deceased's atist i Oxford-street, where they washed, but had nothing Mad On the Thursday morning very early they walked le litlibury-valo, sad wither Naked dee:leased if else would p WOO ash. maid, " I Defter will." She the. asked velem if she would agree to die with her ; and, after an upwailas of tusk le. they joined hands, and, exclaim ing " Ob, bee! t" jumped into the water together. She remembered nothing more. Witness had no w i s h t o leave her borne, but she could not leave her friend. The jury returned the following venlict "That the de ceased Jane Page committed suicide, bet there wee not 0 It 24 141 IN In 104 MI 41 M IA se us is io Ili Ste al SI 46 60 11l 110 111 in appearv.l for tkiestiaat aad to a coasider able attest corroboested lie atataistat, alleging last the neiplaniant had bent 44.1 by aeveml wileainea ant to go inn, their *tap& oa acontat of the way in which ha hanll.4l the tl►h. 5 on the ..then hood complaisant rid he had bees 3I years a .seder. aid know him to Landis fah as well as any man. Mr. %MA rsaas Hale lard defrodaat 3.. ltd. _ • • & 11•111 . d Animism regz i a &aim Orders C1...= KlS** Asa 4 4 zdi la' It. f tLtt - 1 rather you'd make it higher, so that I can am, Mr, I itu•tinari (ago eleek)— Oh, you an appeal bow. Defreeleat -Then I shall do so ; fur 1 can bnng twenty pore how we are annoyed by mach ram de. rtr.,r ..er le Si And you o•.4;ht not to be allowed to stand in II,.• 15 Dutch Blush& r mi t a l Imre I Od. gaLlp.e all AIL (bolsi a/ tfame all Ot. LamAZ iss Omit. .D itatfa. Camelostell DO. and Turdant al▪ l d iltram A l s rea all ada all D Nals.flUfedpl is, all o.dp.e.PW. f mu Northam of runse If De. New Mara _..., ▪ Nerweglaa Tem* lhel. all 'Parts, Lama and 1155411 mu 11%515 and Odes= lt Amite and M. Francine 141 eal lin d ihuco .ig p. C. all sad Ratted . all famish all M o w mat I all and Meads_ all I Dm. mat. PM It r ant ' all ftara at how Imadina I Da. al per asst. hat N.lt. at Planes I :Wailara all ltliskadas a a 1 ... It 1r.., troul.l•eonte jolt to quielltO the puttee before t 1 Itft the court. I 'I .EI:KENWELL L At$AtLT. Reeta. 4., an ittuerant glazier, residisg in %Nie l. a Italy. of 1tu...13, wt. charged before Mr. Tvrwhitt c e i n e ettehiptinv to , teal u i ',lateen and another medal from the Perem of htiwz: - .1 James Bloomfield, and also with asuultiag hint at rolltec..treet, Pentonville. The complainant, eh .1, ~ mrved in the Crimea, in the :..".th Regiment, who. afterrw.,n. standing at the enter .41%41,er-street, when the defendant Mine up and 1, " lt.. you fight the Rlientroo:' and made an attempt to steel the complement'. meld.. The pneeeutor pushed him aw..y ; when the ',Tischer r , , ,, hed at him with a rule, and cut him the face. Assistance arrived, hut the prisoner still continued his violence, and threw the ,•umplainant with great violence ois the pavement. When the police arrived, the complainant waa to such a •late that he ha.l to he omvered to the hospital. Bosh the ocoplainant anti hi. wane., weer ...her at the time. The prisoner sail he did not a i.h to offer any defenre. Mr. Tyrwhitt .aid it was a An-alit:11 naseult, and fined the def. odant 1/., or two months' imprisonment. Tlie prisoner was locked up in default. I: ni 'AI mg IN _ • 9 346 U 62 64 2 li dig LS U tli 8 i I die ID dia r tit i MO4E - Y MARKET.-THIS DAY. HEAVY FAILURES IN THE LEATHER TRADE. Two o'CLocc. Ths funds to-day are inanimate, at yesterday's quotations. In every department of the Fitock Exchange business is remarkably languid, yet prices are well supported. This being the day fixed for the burial of Prince Jerome, the Paris Bourse is closed. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 4, ex div., fot the account (July 10). The present quotation is 93} to 4. The official Waimea report is as follows : Batik Stock, 2294, `230; Three per Cents. Re duced, 934, 4,4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 93j, 4, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 984, f ; ditto Five-and-a Half per Cent., 102; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 984 ; ditto Five per Cent. Moak, 1859, 1044, ex div. ; India Bonds, 75., Bs., 10a., prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., Par. The foreign stock market is inactive. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are inquired for. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to 78,with scarcely any business, and that of 1858, 594 to 804. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Old Five per Cents., 994; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 874 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 88 ; Mexican Three Cents., for ac count, 21; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 434, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 44 ; Russian Five per Cents., 108 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 814 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 484, ox div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 394, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 19. The shares of the South Eastern Railway Com pany of Portugal are quoted 4 to I premium, and those of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, the settlement in which is now in progress, 1 to 14 prem. The embarrassments in the hide and leather trade have reached a crisis. The whole of this branch of trade is now paralysed. The announce ment of the three failures alluded to in the Repress of yesterday had produced a bad effect, but no excitement was oocationed until a rumour got into circulation that the great house of Street feild, Laurence, and Mortimore was in difficulties, and beating about for assistance. The result was awaited with painful suspense by all engaged in the trade. Late yesterday afternoon it transpired that, "in consequence of the failure of several persons largely engaged in the hide and leather trade," this old-established firm " have felt it to be their duty, under the advice of their largest creditors, to suspend payment." Of the importance of the event an idea may be gathered from the magnitude of the liabilities, which are estimated at no leis than 800,0001. or 900,0001. It is greatly feared that, even under the most favourable realisation possible, the assets will not yield more than 10s. in the pound, since they will consist of hides, leather, tanneries, and the stock in tradc'poeseseed.by nume rous smaller houses which have been supported by this firm. The sale of so large a mass of property will involve much difficulty, and require time. Messrs. Streatfeild and Co.'s affairs have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, who will pre pare a statement for the creditors with as little delay as possible. The fall of this house will occasion a severe shock in the hide and leather and kindred trades through out the country, and has already been attended with the stoppage of several more houses. The most important of these are the following, viz. : Messrs. Smith, Patient, and Smith, tanners, of Queen-street, Bermondsey ; Messrs. T. Herbert Smith and Co., tanners and leather merchants, of Wyld's-rents, Bermondsey ; and Messrs. Gibson and Co., tanners, of Godalming. The liabilities in each instance are of considerable amount : those of Messrs. Gibson are estimated at about 100,0001. The hide and leather trade for a considerable period has evidently been in an unsound position. There has not been sufficient capital in proportion to the extent of engagements ; capital has been locked up to an undue extent in hides and other produce and in stock-in-trade ; and the system has prevailed too generally for a number of minor houses to depend upon one large one. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank of England on Monday next, the 9th of July. An instalment of 20 per cent, fell due yesterday on the Brazilian Loan of 1,373,0131. There were again no transactions in bullion at the Bank. The Africa, from New York, has brought 40,000/. The exact amount of specie engaged for the East by the Pere, which will leave to-morrow, is 283,3362., the whole of which is silver except b 65/. The particulars are as follows :—For Hong Kong, 147,414/. (of which 93,8941. is on government ac count) ; Shanghae, 86,5771. ; Singapore, 45,1301. ; Calcutta, 31,855/. ; Foo-choo-Foo, 2,777/. ; and for Madras, 4851. The Mexican dollars by the last packet have been sold at ss. 20 per ounce, being id. below the rate obtained for the remittance by the steamer which arrived at the end of May. Since that period the price has stood at se. 20. and se. 20. The steamer Prince Albert has arrived at Galway with advises from New York of the extraordinarily late date of the 25th of June. The time occupied by this vessel in crossing the Atlantic was only five days and 20 hours. A private telegram announces that a call of 5 dollars per share has been made in New York upon the shares of the Illinois Central Railway Company. The object of the call is to ex- Thes the Freeland Bonds. monthly telegram in advance of the Austra lian mail is daily expected to arrive. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,8511., and the South Eastern, an increase of 191. _ _ The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 6891. sterling. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the payment of the interest coupon on Grand Russian Railroad shares, due on the 13th inst. The interest is advertised upon the bonds of the Cork and Youghal Railway Company. An extraordinary meeting of the North and South Wales Steam Fuel Company (Limited) is called for the 6th of July, to oontirm the resolu tions for dissolving the company. The settlement of the list of contributories of the London and County Hail and Cattle Insurance Company is to be proceeded with in the Court of Chancery on the 3rd of July. The directors of the North Eastern Railway I invite tenders for the construction of a deviation line through Harrogate, being a length of about 4 miles. The articles of association of the Muswell-hill Land Company will lie for signature from the sth of July. With reference to the general course of trade, the circular of Masers. Trueman and Rouse, dated. I yesterday, has the following : There Dr been nothing of a reassuring character in the aspect of European polities dunq the past month, nor is there any perceptible abatement in the distrust which bag for no long prevailed, and which still prevents a return of the wonted activity of trade with the Continent. The con tinuance of unsettled weather has also caused much anxiety, for although any injury which up to the present time may have been done to the grain crops is not peat remedy, every day of wet acid sunless weather diminishes the hope of the harvest proving an average, whilst m able circumstaaces it cannot be an ab. therefore vory satiefactoey to know that other lanupsim *malarial, as won se boa. State% speak more favourably of their crops, a are Dot likely to be forced up unduly high ; but of adverse foreign exchanges and consulttent large t for specie induces moth caution in an Oftlinll I operation.. MONDAY Bynum Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931, "rather buyers," ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 93i, advanced to 93it to I, and timed. at 93} to 1,. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 93g ex div. ; Three per Cents.' Re duced, 93 4, ; New hree per Cents., I, ; Five j;er Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 96}, t ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 98i ; ditto, 1859, 96 1 ,1 ; India Bonds, 6s. din. The Indian rupee paper remains flat. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 104 to ex div. fur the aooount. India Bonds were pur chased at 6s. dim. ; and Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 4s. prem. Turkish Bonds were firm : the Loan of 1854 was last croLed 77} to ; and that of 1858, 60 to 1. Russian Three per Cents. were dull, at 6.3 i to 64. Mexican were quoted 21 to Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Loutish shares were inquired for to-day. Other bank awes were steady. Crystal Palate Preference Stock and London Discount shares were rather fiat. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 12 to 14 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem., being lower ; Uni versal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine,l to i dis. ; London and South African Bank, I dia. to par. There were some inquiries for the shares of the South Eastern Railway of Portugal, which were quoted I to 1 prem. Victoria Government Bonds rose j per dent., closing at 1071 to 1014. New South Wales Go vernment Bonds were likewise firmer. MINES.-THIS .DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the Stock Exchange to-day East Basset shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at 140. Stray Park are marked N. The other tran sactions have been principally in shares in Sortridge Consols, Lady Bertha, Vale of Towey, St. Ives Consols, St, Ives, Wheal Allen, West Frances, and East Wheal Alfred. The market generally is steady in character. AP regards foreign descriptions, attention has been chiefly confined to Cobre and Rt. John del Rey shares ; the former have been dealt in at 44 and 44, and the latter at 28} to f ez div. 1i«. 1III111" iMAYIL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (ey swine &ND ratan lucerne TlRZOltini.) (ram( oua owe CORZEIFONDENT.) Grain trade inactive. Wheat neglected, and ld. lower. Flour quiet. Indian oorn and Went Gd. to la. decline. All other articles dull and cheaper. Weather very limb. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market has opened with a steady appear. ance this week, the public sales still progressing. Refined, prioss axe unaltered. Comm—The public sales are programing at about last week's currency. Tna.—Satriples of the fresh arrivals are in the market to day, but no trans,ctions of importance yet reported. Ricm—Tkis market has a quiet appearance. Rum steady. fiarrreria..—The quantity offered in public sale was chiefly bought in, for want of buyers, at last week', prices. gneiss have a steady appearance. Markets generally are quiet today. TALLOW itARKET.-('THIS DAY.) The ms: Set is steady. Town taltow is quoted as., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 53e ; August to Sept., 535; Oct. to Dec., 535. ; ditto septustely, ik3s. 6d. ; Jan. to Karoh, 1801., 535. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis and Ca report trade dull. Prices with out alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70a. to Bh. ; superior ditto. Ms. to 106.: inferior do., Ms. to 60s. ; new, 36a. to 80a • clover, old, 96a. to 126 a.; second cut, 90s. to 95e. ; s traw, 26a. to 365. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr mixer= riumriura.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR HANDICAP PLATE BIG. Lord Nelson, 1i yrs, Yst ; Restos, 3 yrs, — dat 71b; Contention, 5 yrs, Set 31b ; Man at Arms, 3 yrs, Tot Sib; Zaretan, 4 yrs, 7st 71b' Tyrant, 3 yn, 7st Gib; Tomboy, 4 yrs, 7st 4lb ; General Howe, 3 yrs, 7st 41b ; Ochiltree, 4 yrs, 7st 416 ; Ram of Cashmere c, 3 yrs, 7st ; Chere Amin (Blame), 3 yrs, Ist ; Butterfly f, 3n, 7st Fontarabia, 4 yn, tilt 101 b ; Lawl Yudrich, 3 yn, 64 1a 6 ; Rope Dancer, 3 yrs, Oat 91b ; Ireland's Glory, 3 yn, 71b. All are here. JULY STAXML New T.Y.C. Wild Will, jiniglinis;h7iny, Knight of the Millie, Lupus, Physslis c, Cistercian, Walloon, Sage, ShilleLgh, Dliator, oalihan, Overton, Kenilworth, Dwierter, and Lisboa ars hen, ins twe, nose*, Cashmere c, Mocastery. Donna Maria, Midis f, Bob Handy, Gabardine, Reveille, and (bust Horne have paid forfeit. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEP, 20 Bora. New . T.Y.Ce . Mentmore, 5 yrs, 9ss7lb • Ar_dour, 4 yrs, list bib; Leontea, 5 yrs, bet 51b ; Marsiillaise, 4 yrs, Bst 41b; The Greek, 4 yrs, Bst ; Contention, 5 yrs, Bst ; Lady Peel, 4 yrs, 7st Olb ; ilentiack, 3 yrs, 7st 71b • Tyrant, 3 yrs, let 7lb ; Pomona, 3 yrs, Grt 131 b; Watenprite, 3 yrs, list 71b; Roekley, 3 yrs, Fist 31b. All are here. Oren •lIIIVALS. —Clematis and Jewish Maki. CARLISLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ORAND STAND HANDICAP. One mile nod 90 yards. Crosby, Ssreetbriar, Leyton, 144nie, Montrose, arid Ones are here. VOLUNTEER STAKES. Half a mile. Tattoo, Ricochet, Lorcatcher, Caller Oui, Joey Jones, and Doefoot are here. CUMBERLAND PLATE. Two mile, and a qu , rter. Dilkooah, Vaster Begot, Sweetbrier, Maggio, and Willi man are here. ENTRY FOR QUERN'B PLATE. Two miles. Underhand, Master Begot, First Lord, Sweetbrier, Mont rose, Dilkooeb, Wildman, Red Eagle, Cwt. Wedderborn„ and Borderer. All afghan. HOLM HILL STAKES. One mile. Leanlanier, Joey Jones, and Jeremiah Model ate ant here. AR6lrllo.—Classom. WORCESTEZ SUMMER Mraritio.—lt having been stated in the Sunday Tines of yesterday that ' owing to the recent heavy weather the course at present under water," I 'beg to inform the public that. that statement is entirely unfounded, that the river Severe has not overflowed its hanks in this neighbourhood during the late rains, and that the courve on Prtcherroft was never in such Hue condition as it is at this moment.—W. WEBB, Clerk of the Course.—Bell Hotel, Wattmeter, July 2. THE CHAMPION WRESTLER OP ENGLAND.—We stated a short time ago that an old man named Abraham Cann, nearly three score and tea years of age, was residing in an obscure village in the north of Devon in a state of great distress. In his day he was the champion wrestler of England, and lel(' the belt against all comers, uotwitis. standing the temptation of large sums of money which were known to have been offered to him as the price of his back. Mr. Inngdon, of the Ball Inn, Exeter, end other gentlemen, feeling that it would be a disgrace toting county if a man so genuine and meritorious were allowed to eke out the remainder of his days on parish pay, oommenced a subscription for him, which has now reached a gondis . awn, but in nasuflicient to purchase for him an annuity, that being the object of the friends of the veteran chiirnmoo. tin Saturday Mr. Laudon received a communication from Lord Pahnereion dating that be had directed that a donation of BR should be paid to Abraham t,Swin out of tin. Royal Bounty Fund. A bird bee built its nest and reared its young in the letter-box of the parish of Sparham. Norfolk. !lot withstanding the frequent approach of the lettern and the postman's daily calla to take tem, the bird is not disturbed. Sometimes the postmanh has taken the puti.lic to deposit letters from the bias beck. CRYNTAL PALACE. --ONE SHILLING DAT. MONDAY, JOLT 2.—Adminsione on payment, 8,16 9; ditto by MOO! tickets, 009; total visitors 8,861. -‘1 I