The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Juas IL CLIP. I.—Frvelerick Armokl, servitor, Christ Murcia ; Murray T. L Brews*, thelvervity ; J. M. Evros. Jamas ; Jobe Healy Kearmemy, Ctaaa I. Francis Bedmell, exhibitioner, Corpus Christi; !tweeted Harvey Om, Ceivenity. Cues I—Ukase Robert Adam, St. Edmund Hall; (MAVISIII de L Bra/meow. CtAist 4. —Willem Campbell, Worcester ; Frederic L. Wadialiry, at. Alban Hall. LINT OP ORDINARY MIORLIN AT THZ BACHILOII' or .kars' CoMMENCIMENT, Just ls.—Ekarniners: Jeanie Moaner Du Port, M.A., Colo, College ; John Pair, RD., Emmanuel College ; John William Taylor, M.A., 8. Peter's College ; Hobert Burn, M.A., Trinity College ; Ed. ward Henry Ronne, RA., King's College ; and John Smyth Parton, HD., 81. Cntharine's College. /liver Cuss.— M. Benson, M.agd. ; Bower, Trin. ; J. E. Brown, Joh. ; Burns, Tha. ; Ch , Christ's ; Cornford, Exam. ; Cott nll . Joh. ; Geary, Corpus ; (irate, Job. ; Head, Coins ; Heothoot e . Trin. ; Horne, 'hip. ; Lister, Christ's; E. T. Mason, Christ's; Warlow, Job. NICoND Trin. ; Bsinhridge. C'orpus ; Baker, Cahn ; Nenmont, Trim. ; Becher, Trio. ; Best, Joh. ; Biolold, ?HA. ;limillbois, Joh. ; Bnrltonl , Path. ; Brereton, Joh. ; Broscombe, Cairo. ; Ball, ; Cott, Ma. ; Chichester. Triii. ; Clerk, Joh. ; Clark, Trio. ; Corbel, Trio. ; Corry, TINA. ; Currie. Jeow• ; CUst n J.I L ; De Chair , JANUS ; Dobson, oh. ; Drunarreq, Jesus ; order, Christ's ; Forster , Joh. ; Fowler, Trio. ; Fa ll er, Trim. ; Goddard, 'hin. H. ; Granger, Job. ; Hardy, Christ's ; Haney,The. ; Heed, Magd. ; Heabass„ Christ's ; Hoene, Trio. ; linneybea, Canis ; Maples, Clam ; Christ's ; Moore, &am ; Howland, Trio. ; Newbon, el Vl Newton, Runk ; Norman, Trio. ; Page, Christ's ; Perry, TAIL ; Sanders, Joh. ; Ssrory, Trim. ; Tilbury, EMI L ; Woroobs, ; Wetherell, Job ; WWI, Prin , H. Tinto Cues.—Ds. Ambrose, Corpus; Bailey, Carpets; Ball, Cans ; Bowers, limn. ; CdTies. , Ptah. ,• Cornwall, TAIL ; PM" M . agd • ; Cos, Thin. ; Dminey, J a i . ; Dm* Cans ; Dirks. a, Trio. ; Edwards, Oaks ; Gerdea, Magd. ; Hamm, Trim. ; Harbonl, Corpus ; Hawes, Ma. ; Lox, A. E.. The. ; Johnson, Trin. IL LJoses, Penh ; aim * rein. ; Massy, Job. ; Morse, Trks. ; Nichol a, Magd. ; Nutter, Christ's ; Pigott, Pet. ; Pries, Christ'. ; Prowee, Canis; Betnington, Maid. Christ's ; Somme ; ; Shadielton, Clare ; Sitwell, Joh. ; Skipworth, Christ's ; sittibb, Job. ; Scams*, Cahn; Somas, The. ; Steward, Trio. ; C. G. *evert, Trier. ; C. P. Stewart, Trim. ; Street geld. Trio ; T. Taylor, Joh. ; Cath. ; Walken, Penib. ; Wale, Magd. ; Walton], Trin. ; Waleham, Meg& ; Whitley, Corpus; Wilkinson, Jesus; Wilson, Carpus; Winslow, Canis. FOURTH ei.sse.—Ds. Dixon, lab. • ParbiA, Francis, barn. ; Hughes, 'Fria. H. ; ; Trin. ; Lees, Queen.' ; Nergute, Clunium Payee, Trim. • Pratt, Jesus ; Wa s; Ravitinses, Tnn. ; Starkie, Trio. H. ; Marl ; Webb, Job. ; Williams, Pet. _ - f4:81.17.1,217.—Remb1e, Trio. ; F. N. Smith, Trio. At a congreiration this day, the Ifith inst., it will be proposed to ...oder the honorary degree of doctor ►t law upon Captain Mtilintock and Lieutenant Colonel Sir Her bert Benjamin E.lwardes. On Monday afternoon next Lieutenant-Colonel Edwardes will deliver an address at the Town-hall on "Christianity in India." THE CAMBRIDGE MIDDLE CLASS EZAMINA• TIONS. The second annual report of the syndicate of the middle class examinations a by no means an arc document, and pens with nothing stronger than ati congratulation, not on the success of the scheme, but on the interest which is still felt about it in the coentry. The whole number of candidates under examination leas 96 seniors, and NM juniors. Of these, 29 anion and 121 juniors obtained honours ; 21 seniors sad 97 juniors passed without obtaining honours, sad 36 seniors and 170 juniors failed to satisfy the examiners. Arithmetic and English grammar win, a seems, done very creditably in general ; bat, sees in these, the improvement is so small, that it is admitted that the seniors would not be able to peen a Civil Service examination. In history (preliminary) an fewer than 21 of the juniors failed altogether ; only to out of obtained half marks, and only 11 did really well. The seniors were something better. The answers in religious knowledge were a slight improve- meat on those of lam year. In English history tad compo sition, the work was about on a level with OM of mil teachers in their second and third yeses. In Inn sad Greek there was an improvement, especially among the seniors. French and German were elm better, bet io so great extent ; few, however, failed utterly. TIN examiners' report of the =ewers to the reatbe initial papers, is, on the whole, unfavourable. The performances, however, of many of the seniors in pare mathematics, were highly satisfactory ; but in applied mathasnaties the case was di ff erent. O f the twenty.two who seat up answers, only nine succeeded in obtaining any marks at all deeming of account. In the junior szandostesi in pure mathematics, the number of earnoendul eaciii.lates was larger thee might have ben reasonably expected, and yet no Woodard takes was as low as could well be nada The questions on book-ansing were almost nraissehed. la thepape on neschaelas sod hydrostatics, only 17 out of 60 • did well to dawn saymarks ihe roanksibir ought not to have shied theassins for exansinatirs is the sub jects at ell. The =mien also draw alkalies to the skiing dilemma onarvahle between the perfonn. man of madidaiss se different centres, ' lag the tam then tapsheinents of the L l = an sot aseineses/y undsinissil is some parts of England. la aria the nein imaideln wren few, and the wort dose saralg hat la Ile *sin enanisation the moults wen Yeller. Oas enmiisi chid a mark of especial dietiactios tad these thin did yen creditably. ifs xaminer, however, marls en glastal there was wry hide widens of Ihessegle latshis. flase an the hsatls( item of the sad our readers we ere ewe, will agree with as, that it no room fee eassinanktks. Boner klieg or other must be done, or the whole scheme will keg down. --Cambridge Independent. TREMENDOUS 112 E MLLE NULL -EM,OOO DAMAGE& Yeaterdav muruing one of the largest fires that tare occurred in Beverley for very many years pest took place on the premises of )fosses. (Yoshi trustees on the Bridliegton auk of the North-Eastern Railway station, clamoring badiags and property to the value of nearly 3.000. Am some of our reader. may be aware, Nessus. Croskill are very extensive implement manufacturers. and their premises cover an area of about four SOW, upwards of 300 men are employed in the serious derysrtnienta. The Ire appears to have originated in the wheel department, a building which le about tiO feet wide and between 1911 and 130 feet in length. The roof fell in with • fearful crash. The roof of the wbeelvrr4hts' shed, a building 190 feet long, was cut of from the other and this stopped further progress in that dinetLoa. A uulllrr premation was also taken with regard to • large saw mill at the other extremity of the promisee. The fire, after completely "gutting" the wheel department, spread to the four mill, which it reached soon alter four to clock. In the mill were nearly 300 quattcirs of aim and not a single groin could be removed. About 100 sacks of dour were sec ur.ll, although • larger quantity wasdretroyed. There was a peat seareity of water, and it was not until after tea i.'clork that the fames were got anything like nadir control. The wheel department, the wheel shell, and the Hour will, are one heap of ruins, and the whole of the very valuable machinery which they contained has been hopelessly il,droyed. The total cast of the damages is esti mated at 25,000/., but we understand the tmstees are iusure.l in two Yorkshire alms. How the fire originated is at present a mystery. THE PituiroMlLD RZLIGIOVS Cos, tar.—The inter view which the high church deputation had with Lord Palmerston on Tuesday last, has produced an effect pro bably not calculated upon by the gentlemen who either organised or composed it. The question has now assumed a paitical as sell as an ecclesiastical ampect—the supporters of the government, both in and out of the House of Commons, being naturally irritated at the premier's acceptance of the support formally tendered to him by the leader of the op position, for the purpose of carrying • proposal to which they are known to be strongly opposed. We understand th►t a meeticg of the liberal members is to be held early nest week, to consider the course which should be adopted by them under such circumstances. That they will be ade quately supported out of doors in any decisive measures which they may adopt cannot be doubted. The committee formed to obtain ►n amendment of the Census Bill bas held a numerous meeting, and prepared to organise • determined opposition to the bill as it now stands, not only on the part 41 the body, bat of the liberal putty generally, and as the committee on the bill is postpooed until the 11th of duly, tune is afforded for such a demonstration of opinion MIA wild sAti.fy the ministry that the words " religious profession" cannot be retained. The committee—which is c. udinually hsing increased by the addition of the names of anal other gentle:lieu of influence—sits daily at Fen. Ball's Hotel, and should be communicated with by all who desire that its labours should be brought to a successful issue. FORZION-OMCK, MAY 27. The Queen has Leen irraciospilv pleased to appoint sir Francis Hastings Gilbert, dm" lintiah Vice-Consul at Scutari, in Albania. to lc. her II ajes ty i Consul for the province of Scutari. — MIN Ite. Fonnumomen, June 9.—The Queen luut been • plowea to appoint John Hey Drummond Hay, 4 17r e i. i° .7'.. 1 k, now her Mmests'seherge il'Affwirss and Corneal tienend in the dominions a the Emperor of Momeco. to b• r Msjeste's Mineter Resident to the Emperor el Morocco. —lM :rtte. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY . EVENING, JUNE 16, 1860. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two dOzoon. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost at a stand-dill, and pries' in nearly every instanee are quoted exactly the same as yesterday afternoon. Caledonian stock is rather fir me r, at 91} to }. London and North Western is r i o d t1 ( 1 , 011 to } ; Great Western, 681 to 116} to 117; Lancashire and York shire, 106} to 106 ; &nth Eutaw, 86} to ; Great Northern, 113} to 114} ; and Zarb= OM tie., 54 0 0 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway Klutzes are dull at } die. to pm. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is nat. Great Western of Canada *hares have not movers& 'I.. tall y to 1 p.m. Brig.& ft/kr{ p. et. BR Caledonian, Ma Dna Perlin& Aber. on Let Anglian, A, 6 p. J Do. 15,45p.ct Do. QTpetl E. Coon. Ex., ey.ct. No.I Do. do._ No.f Do. New 6 p. et. at.. Pastern Union. 4 p. ct. MM.& Otea,6 p. et. Ores* Northers, 6p d. Do.6e.iretLet 10p.oLmn. Do. 44 percent. Do.6p.e.red.at 6 p.e,pm. 04.6 T Scotland, lit Prot. Ot.Weet ~ Berte& Hants Do. redeem. 44 p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeem. 4 p. et. Do.6p.et, redeem Pref. Do. arm. Pref. Shares Do.CtiostorPf.B6,Sp.o. Do. do. do. 6p. c. Do. BUm. One. Stock Do. area Dna. Sham 90 IS 101_ 103_ 161 ; 101 61 112 115 106 111 110 111 109 111 125 111 $1 U 110 111 75 76 116 119 111 113 104 106 80 88 100 102 90 91 91 92 100 106 2 2 10 i 17 19 106 106 74 79_ Ilf Ilk 110 112 i. ;ti i ii r i Lm Is, Its it. 12s 73 7111 10 it 24 101 103 101 103 00 31 se 10 IN 0 U ID 1, 1 9 4 21 SA 66 0 MAIM 4 .1 4f a t 13 15 ... Ili NI Me ii •! .. ell i 3,„j 3 I 10111111 St. l ot.Ncetta.o.e.Janainty IOS WOW itertolktp.e.lier.tdept 100 O 431, It. N. Mud tp.ot.Jaa.a.Tuly MAO: St. Od.Were. ie. 4p.et. de. IN 16. , SWIM N. SAL 6 p. et. _die 97 ells _ al Ks IN Wil 162 US U II ___ 100 1 100 100 100 lao IOD 100 illThlll 10881116UON& =wan. I apt: i Da_ r.&07.1i45.1 - 11.1.4: do 41 : & • ...I1 Ds. Now Potomac* I,ol,llrsok.apodorieb Ma., Aug. 1. 1872 ooloroodbyßuff.dilL Do. July 1,1879. ditto Do. Sow 1, 1874, ditto 01101.11s•L &darn T.llDooke Oak% =or oat Iholora loam Do. Ezimlon Do. J Ds. 43 6 2T0100l Do. p. 86. • NoDow•roo. 1 of CooodO Mali(mow ei 4 75 911 70 78 IS 7$ du pat 1 Llits ysi I Pa 10, 101 11 21 II 804 114 91 ft 77 70 00 02 78 80 05 70 06 70 99 tegi 1 dis 111 117 97 V 7 911 97 99 92 00 89 N 92 N 081 N. 17 9 1 — Do. 6 — pir ot. — PreL . Do.Sso.Pref.6p.ct.Bc. Do. 6 per el Debeot. Do. 7 per et. ... Do. do. 1667.... Do. do. 1872 . . Or Dadlan Peninsula Do. Slew WeOB. of 1 ot Oo 6s Do. Nev Do.Dda,p4l4,Z e r t Do. do. 73 an SO Do. do. /11 Dolep.olDda,poy. Madras l Qom.. pot r at. Do. do. im t 4 pot M. D Do. o. le Rama do. N. Brwolok* i I V I V • V I V no ill n 1 .6 ge i I - -- • - -- 1100,41 el . Oomeredel • 10) 164, et. Do. 4p. et. Prat, KIR 100 MI. el MA awl West IBMs 100 N Lemke 100 N. N. Killarine lOO el Seelleapice 10), et. fidiels e. 93 De. Nov Wei today _Sol p.n. 12*- mei F lull l X 4 30 i IS 1001 Ili i si a goi sT _ _ _ _ - - _ - 100 100 - i WI i rn —• ______._ No. Ift I broom& Pd. 102 ;eke& 1 Oak& tis. .... .. ClaGov.lp.e.Jithe Int 100 115 117 .... .. Do. Ow coat, 1877 lOO .... .. Do. epeeist. 1579 lOO 1141 .... .. Do. sper east_ .1580 lOO 1141 .... .. De.6pwslreadAug 100 110 112 .... .. Dagger*. ltsr.et Sep 100 110 111 Daliper si* lOO la* 1021 1013 LIMII° I Do. de, Borth .... .. Now Brims. 005.6 pet 100 1011 100 .... -N. &Ware% sp. e. 1809100 100 101 .... .. Do. Ip. 4.. Mlil to 1176 100 100 101 .... .. Do. sp. a, 11118 .... - Nova Ileollslip. et. flig .... .. Deb. redeem 11176 . .... .. Agit Osv.4 p. a Bomb 100 110 112 .... .. OvA Op. s.les.thlab 100 1107 woo. .... .. Ds. ALl** Agr.loth 1963 1073 1073 3 • MUT= lIINNI. Na IM2 I 11855. I Pd. I 01. Wow. I bele& * . Altred Ooss. (PlaiDnek) 11.111 4 — 119 20 &Via Ins l4 1 1 KC .. =xi 1,07.4 p.m G. Cos. (Theistic ) 1 446 11614 .. 512 .. that Brest (Mown) 9144 .. lost Owndos *OOO .. LWL Raw* (Tevistk ) 7241 113 11 , 4W .. Grembisr* 82 Ashy& 641 111 40 1 • .. Groat footh ( ?=. 17n. 1 4t, ,110 .. G.Wh. Alfred ) 15.11.9 l ie 50.000 .. G. Wh. Vor liton) O3 1,014 .. Grenville .. Herod'orPoot B2. It& 173 ni 9000 .. Hinpton Down 6,000 . !Ads Berths 1.29 :I * f 4 696 . . Maret (Uny Leknt) H .: 6 = *5OO .. N. Prances ( 4 1 6,000 .. N. Wh. litheet ni Xtgia . ) Is. 1 6 •-• 1,195 _ North Viheal 6,400 .. Per Con& (54. Blthey) 1,120 20 Providenoe (U. Lelant). It AT. 48 45 11 12000 .. Sortrtdge Coo. Min. Co. 15. 1f 13 13 512 .. 8. Corsi= ilit. C 1..?) l3 196 100 6,000 .. S. Om Dreg (Mogan) . 53 $3 SI 65,000 1 5. Dews Dos * ,en. dresses 496 .. S. W. Melia) 11215.9. 107 1724 920 .. Wray Pork l / 1.0. 46 013 9,600 6 TaniarNlALthdlds.C. 43 74 * 6,000 10 Tin Cron 1 .. Vale at (Cork ) 1 / 5 . 69 I 000 .. West To ( ) 1.024 .. W. Condon ) 6 56 00 4 512 .. 00 West 1104 es •-•— WIL lime{ Rhsth t l i 256 .. W. Dame ) 5 53 00 95 4,006 .. 7112 Zdvith(O;l7tock) 1* 93 24 1,024 .. Wh. Kitty (Un. Lelent 1.7.2. 14 16 1,024 _ Wheal lbuy Ann (Menheelo4) 1,040 .. WI. Tadassey (Usk ) 113 17 18 -* POZZION MINIM. No. 1 617. I MILK IPd LCI. plow I Halm 22008 20 Awi A rsliss i is t - 76,0001 1 Hes seerLisilte4 Lk. 3 d par 40. n 00: 00 ro Do.llo. John del Leg C I TO — 5l 11103 II 10,000 5 Do. Lost a Min. Co. all 80,000 1 Ocs. Mk. Co. Jam. I 12,000 40 Cobre Oepper sII 48 45 433 10,000 76,000 1 As 3 s i Vlconlain Copper an f 1 25,000 1 fortes& 20,000 10 Gomel all II II MOOD 1 04. Walken eft AnsOrsthi C ar) 1 3 f Ms 3 1 71, 13 Lambda (Us) 1 *i t Pus — 11,500 5 Linares 10,001 1 Lthitealan 105,816 1 Marlon& all 3 3 6D,000 1 N. Wdne Copper of 8 Atuerelis (Lim.) .. - III& 1 3 els 10,000 ID PoWebond dilverthed A ii 7 - 100,000 5 Port Phillip 1 •-• 80,000 1 Scottish Anoka. (Us ) Ws. t ir idle 48174 161.1* United Mexican ell 80,000 1 Worthing ,Lim.) 5ll 191, 60,000 1 Do. JOINT STOCK No. 1 Sh. I NM& I Pd. ICL pries* I Wan 20,000 100 Agra mil U. Bee. Busk . 60 - - - 1!500 40 Aostislada 000 ES Beak of Nape - 6,006 100 Bank of London ID 84 Se - 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey WON 60 Brill& N. Amorist ..- as ... - xsl 10,200 20 (Dort. Bank of WY. 20,000 26 Andea Men. and Oda*. all lif 110 - f Ulna. Laa., awl Odes all 19 82 .- IS Ull 10, UM 60, Kill Cos. alfGairda 25,400 100 Com. al Ismilloa lO 10 10 - Mod 20 Eng.Bea4.l.4.4ll.Cliarld all 114 101 161 10,006 20 G. ink d Bwltaartaiad all - - - 56,010 20 Cb. Dank of AMA all 211 18 01 111 x 9 IS, SO Ohl OMNI/ - - - 00,000 60 Loodaa Jolla Stook . - - - 50.000 100 Loa. snit WIMUSIMiIe 96 - .- - 10,000 100 Nat. Pro,. of laglaod 4l - - - 85,000 90 Do. New 20,000 ISO Nadosal Bank 25,000 10 Now loath Wales an - 60,f00 26 Getsafol Bank Comoro. all - - 48 2; 25,000 20 Ottomaa Bank - 20,000 100 Provbscial of Ireland - - - 14,000 Do New 15 South Australia all - - - "000 26 , Union of Australia - - - 80,000 60 ,Union of London - - 261 41 61 EON 100 i Unity lido& lO - - -. MLSCELLANDOIII. No. 11s. I Cloneawl92. !Alia diem. I !alms 10,0801 10 Ansio-daziasa dint .. all 181 141 141 10,000 26 Australia' AgrieuL .... 19 29 11 - 860 1000 Atlantle TeL (Lira.). ... an - - - 47,000 10 Berlin waterworks.... all 4 1 ..- SO Brit. American Land . 40 - - - .0,1110 60 Brit. & Irish 31sa.laL an in se - 11, 8,181770 10 Do. OID Do. B 7 per aSW 18111 all LII 19 21 - di 15 8,916 U 1 . Land eta an 110 125 1211 1000 10 labia& Td. all 8 8 - 860,000 St. C ... 0p. diofirmAlkosit all U 87 - IEOOO 25 Do. Prd. 71 par osst. all 141 251 -. L 002925 86 Orydal Palace 180,820 It. Do. Preference - 150,000 Bt. Do. by et. Peep. Dab ISO 106 108 •-• 700,000 84. Electric Telegraph - 7,1a0 26 Do. Now l6 par 1 m - 70,000 6 Eng. and Aust. Cop. 10,000 15 Gen. Stearn Navigation 88E000 1 Great Ship (Limited) - 100,000 1 Do. 176 per cent. Pref I 1 tiki I pm 1 12,000 6 Lon. biet Tel. (1..) I 11Ma -. 60,000 20 Laudon Discount (L.) 100,060 4 Lon. Oen. Omnibus Oa all 11 - 50,000 10 Madras Irrign. et Canal 1 NI Ipm - 30,000 10 dediterranesiallianTaL all - - - 18,060 10 Nadler. It. Tel. (Um.) all 21 If - 80.000 66 National Mamas* CO S f fMa 1 - 11,3110 N lO Nedbuerieriaads ddsCusidaras(L) 6 II die - 0 Land - - - SO, 6 Do. Bp. e.,16 KIM& all 1 1 - 1,718 100 N. Brans .1 N. Soot. lA. SO 10 15 - 188, IN. Brit. Androids& - 00. 1 Oriental Chs • all 1 - 80. 1 Do. "New Nom ' las. 1 par - 10, , 10 ( In. Stns. (Ibm.)• 6 - - - 10, 10 Do. do. C .. t. - - - 100.000 IL Wear Laid Ilia Us 45 46 - 90,000 60 Paula and Oriaa. Mum all 73 75 Ed - 10, 60 Do New lO 1111 pat rd - 40.000 30 Bad Sat lad. TaL 41 10.6.20 Ir • e. ford" by nr.Gov. 12 t o dia n par ..- on 10. 16 New en 64 4 - U. KO all Steam - 2. 96. A M ut. larestm. ISt 110 180 ..- U. 524 II Asstrallea Laid all 1 951 .... 71. 1 Tsi. Snip 7 7 ., 1 Do do ladatarad all - Ml, 0 Le.o6.77p.Cam 5 - .... ..- A Itlidaa'S UN. - MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds retain a drooping tendency, and are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than yester day afternoon. Scarcely any business is going for ward in any department of the market, and prices in nearly every instance are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Canadian railway shares are flat. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at Mfr. 25c., ex div., being 3 per cent. lower than yesterday, "on account of the bad weather." Consols are officially marked 931 and 4, ex div., for the amount (July 10). The present quotation is 931, "sellers." The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cents. Re duced, 93#, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 93,i, #, 4, 3 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 974, ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 983 ; India Bonds, 12s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, Ifs. prem., par. _ The foreign stock market is equally inac tive. Prices exhibit no alteration. Turkish stocks are dull : the loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to t, and that of 1858, 60 to t. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four and-ii-Hidf per Cents., 1852, 87 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 242 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 96} ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 ; Spanish Passive, 17 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 77} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 60, The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company have declinod to 1 to If prem. Harz-raw Two o'Ciocz. Consols remain quoted 94, ez div,, "sellers," for the 10th July. Yesterday's telerams from Amsterdam report a rise of 1 per cent. in Austrian stock. Some of the continental markets appear to be favourably affected by the approaching interview between the Emperor Napoleon and the princes of Germany. A telegram from Turin alleges that the govern ment has brought forward a bill for a new loan of no less than 6,000,000/. sterling. Letters from the Continent continue to allege that negotiations for a Russian loan are in progress, wherein Messrs. Steiglits, Baring, and Hope, and the Criklit Mobilier Society, are said to be in terested, but no reliable particulars have trans pired. About 39,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Persia has arrived from New York with 146,0001. in specie for England, and the Edin burgh with 84,000/. Owing to the demand for China, the price of bar silver is firm, at se. 11d. per ounce, and that of Mexican dollars at 6s. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the principal movement was a considerable fall in the rates for bills on Austria, indicating diminished distrust. The other exchanges were firm. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 month; 11.163 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI4 to 15; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.34 to 7i; Ember; (ma. bonito), 3 months, 13.54 to ; Tar* days, 25.124 to 17i ; ditto, S months, 25.32 i to 74; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 ; etersb (per rouble), 3 months, 35f to I ; Vienna (eff. So.), months, 13.10 to 15 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.10 to 20; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 60 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 90.36 to 40; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to - 5 ; Naples, 3 month, 39 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52i to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, to 53. Messrs. John Foster Co., private bankers, of Bilston, have suspended payment, in consequence of having discovered that the manager, without the knowledge of the firm, has made advances to a house in the iron trade to an ascertained extent of 10,0001. This bank has no note-issue of its own. The amount involved Is probably moderate, and a satisfactory arrangement appears to be anticipated. The Stock Exchange Committee yesterday con tinued their investigation into the position of the transactions in Buenos Ayres Railway shares. The inquiry has been further adjourned until Monday, but meanwhile the committee have ruled that the members are bound to meet their differences on the dealings already entered into. The shares were nominally quoted yesterday 43 to 7 prem., but, pending the inquiry, there were, of course, no transactions. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new Australian mail arrangements come into operation on Wednesday next, the 20th inst., the mail being made up in London on that day, instead of the 12th, while the light portion, rid Marseilles, will be made up on the 26th, instead of the 20th. The monthly return of the Bank of France as made up to Thursday last, the 14th of June, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Dsetesse 1,200,008 Notes in circulation 820,000 Treasury deposits Damon 40,000 Private deposits Advances on public iseariths Imams 580,000 • •-• The increase in the private deposits and bullion, and the decrease in the circulation and discounts, point to a very dull state of trade. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 13, compered with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active ...... 20,967,435 Decrease 300,195 Public deposits 8,429,226 Increase 676,427 Other deposits 12,411,115 Increase 230,516 Government amities in bankuis' department 9,764,106 Increase 5,103 Other seevritiss in bankai Coin 19,819,863 Increase 356,522 Coin and bullion in both departments 18,194,509 Increase 231,467 Seven day and other Me 629,243 Decrease 20,907 The Rest Notes in reserve Total rwrve (notes ooin) 8,942,475 Increase 564,470 in banking department 9,702,134 Increase 531,662 The increase in the private securities indicates a more active demand for money ; but, as the depo sits have largely increased, there is an addition of more than half-a-million to the reserve. Coin has also flowed in from the provinces. The Gw.ette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 245,9401 ; exports of gold, 233,0 M ; im ports of silver, 179,2901. ; exports of silver, 24,1411. BANK OT ZNOLA.ND.—An end Bth Vic., C. TL, for the 13, 1880. Notes lamed c49—,909,910 mut pursuant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, June L 29,901,910 BANKING DI Prorietors' Capital 41 9, 4,663,000 019 Rest 2B( Public Depadts (in cluding Escbsq., Bay. Banks, Cos. WI. of Balboni Accts. I Other Deposits 12,411,116 Seven dAy and other Balls PARTIMIT. debt.. L 11,015,100 Other secluitlee.... 3,4514900 Gold cola and Bul- lion Silver bullion 16,434,910 Government P.n. . _ 411,11111,101 June 14. MO. 1 a 29,909,910 _titles:lncluding Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Oold and Silver Coln 769,169 SSAMS,IO3 MARSHALL. Odd Cribler. FRIDAY Evzi Meg. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morninf l it 934 to declined to 931 to 4, and closed at , "buyers." The o ffi cial business report is as fo - lows :—Tyree per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10. 934 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 98a, 'Ya, I, ; New Three per Cepta., 98a, a, a ; Thirty ears' Annuities, expiring in April, 1 ; Five pee Cent. " mimed " rupee pa per 97*, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 ;I ndian Four pm Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; India Bonds, 7s, di a . Exchequer Bills were flat, M par to 4s. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1669 remains steady, at 104 to I ex div., for the account. An unfavourable reaction of to per cent. OF cured to-day in Turkish stocks. The loan of MK closed at 77 to and that of 1858 at 69} to e.l Melissa bonds remain fiat. Spanish were less ma quired for. The shares of the Union Bank of London con tinue firm. Other bank shares were steady to-day. There was a decline in Australian Agricultural. shares. . . The closing quotations fos the shares in sew undertakings were as follow p-40cesn Marine In surance, It to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 11; to lt prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to 348 prem. ; London and Provincisl Marine, t to t die. • Pneumatic Despatch Cam- Esub o h prem. ; London and South African to MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoom. In the mining market to-day the principal tran actions hare been in shares in Rosewarne United, Lady Bertha, Grambler and St. Aubyn, South Cern Brea, Great Wheal Fortune, and West Frances Mines. Lady Bertha shares are marked in the Stock Ex S} and 31. being in demand; Sortridge Console, 1 ; and Stray Park, 624. The shares of the t Northern Copper Minim Company of South Australia have advanced, having been dealt in at f dn. to par. St. John del Rey are marked 31, 30i, and 30} ; Cobra Copper, 43i ; and English and Australian Copper, 211. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market Betimes in metals continues limited, owing principally to the absence of speculation. Copper does not rally mate rially in price, but more inquiry has sprung up in the lent few days. Iron is inactive, but low prices induce sufficient Mishima for manufacturers' employment. Scotch pig con tinues at about Mt 3d. form. a. warrants. Tin is strongly maintained in price, with the continued absence of 'ellen of Banca. Svelter shows no change, keeping steady at Ms week's slight improvement. Lead is quiet, as are also tin plates. At the annual meeting of the St. John del Rey Mining Company yesterday, a dividend of 21. per share was &- dere& . . At Wheal Mari Ann meeting, on the 12th inst., the as. count, showed a credit balance of 2,4181. se. Id. A divi dend of 11. per share was declared, leaving 1,3941. ss. 7d. fm the neat account. New Fast Rumen Mine, on the Bth inst., made a call it ls. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady; prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 525. net cash; Petersburg Y.C., cm the @pot. 525. 3d.; June, 53. ; July to Sept., 525.; Oat. to Dec., 525. to 525. 31 MAszn AV/MAI:M.—Town tallow, 535. 6d.; fat by ditto, lls. 9}d. ; yellow Russian, 535. 6d. ; melted stu ff , 3se. 6d. ; rough ditto, XL. 6d. ; tallow graves, 16s. Good dregs, 7s. HAY MARKET.-(Tan DAY.) Messrs. Davis sad Co. report trade firm, MINA days prioea Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84a. ; superior ditt o, 90a. to 95a. ; inferior do., 60s. to 70a ; rowan, 60a. to TOL ; clover, old, 955. to Ills. ; second out, 84a. to 925. Id.; straw, 25a. to 32a. COVENT GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Vegetables are now becoming still more plentiful, MVO especially spring cabbage', which are now ezoelleat I. quality. French produce continues to be largely imported. Chains have not altered since our last report. Orange' as. tolerably plentiful. Forced strawberries are abundant. rmnuts fetch 16s. per busheL Cobs realise lea. per lli. en h gooseberries fetch 3d. per quart. Pecs and broad beans may now be obtained. Potatoes realise 4s. 6d. a bushel. New ones may be had at from 4d. to M. Some good mushrooms may be obtained. per Some oril chiefly woad of orchids, gardenias, violet% mignonette, azaleas, heaths, primulas, geraniums, lily et the valley, and roses. IfIXTr. . . Pine Apples, per lb, Elo tolls - Grapes, per lb, de to 10e Straw oerries, p Od to StOd Peaches, per dot, 212 to Its Nectarines, do., 16s to Us ebonies, per lb., la to Green Figs, per doz., 8s to Ii Melons, each, Os to 10a Apples, per dos, ts to Oranges, per 100, is Ed to 8s Lemons, per 100, Is to 85 Cobs, do., 100 s kBLLS. - - Plan =per bundle, tolls ter bundle, ed toed Preach beens.per 100, 2s to Os per hell sieve, to Os Clnilflowers, each. 8d to 8d areenepdos. bunches.raild toes Cabbages, p. dos., Is Od to Es Od Potatoes, p. ton. 90s to 100. per bus., 31 to Od per cwt., la to fils Carrots, per bunch, Od to 8d Turnips, per bunch, rel to 7d Spinach, per sieve, ts Od to Is Cucumbers, esChi 9d to l s ed Trticiiokes, per dos, 6s to Beet, do., 11011 p It Wee bundle,2a to 3s. Onions, per I sieve, Ss Tomatoes, per doz., Ss to So Shallots, per lb, 6d to 84 Garlic, per lb, ad to 84 Lettucea,cab., p.se., 136.1 tolled Cos, per score, &I to Is Endive, per score, Is to 51 04 Horseradish, per lam , lead to4s Mushrooms, D. putt., Is to L e 4 Parsley, per 12 bunches, 23 to Savory, per bunch, 24 to 44 TRAFFIC RETURNS. NON Par Isr- Total. TOO. RAIITATIL sea meas. diandisa. 1101. 11116. Week ending June R. A C A 6 London, Tilbury, & MOB end Extension Royal Danish AT cell ending Jams L South Wales Belgian Eastern Junction t 6 278 SY Week ending has 10. Caledonian - 1,464 165 1,629 1,61 E - - - 631 460 RAILWAY Taswww.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending June 9, amounted to 509,7381., and for the corresponding week of last year to 488,446/., showing an increase of 21,292/. TM gross receipts on the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted to 225,6681., andffor the corresponding period of 1859 to 215,5421., showing an in crease of 10,1261. The increase on the Great Northern Railway amounted to 8791.; on the Great Weston to 634/. ; on the London and North Western to 5,00.11.; on the London and South Western to 4,022/. ; and on the South Eastern to 791/. ; total, 11,3291. But from this must be deducted 7641., the de crease, on the Eastern Counties ; 261. on the London and Blackwell ; and 4111. on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, leaving the increase as above, 10,1261. The receipts on the other lines of the United Kingdom amounted to 284,0701., and for the ocereaponding week of last year to 272,904/., showing an increase of 11,1661., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the tote/ lacrosse 21,21024 as compared with the corresponding week et 1859. Sr. JOHN DEL Ref MINING COMPANY.—The annual general meeting of the proprietors was held yester day, at the offices of the company, Tokenhouselard ; Mr. J. D. Powtcs in the chair. Mr. Frockin, the managing director, read the notice convening the meeting, and the report and accounts , an abstract of which has already ap peared in our columns, were taken as read. The Chairman. in moving the adoption of the report, said he had no doubt but that that document had been perused with great satis faction, as it showed they had returned to their former prosperity, and the returns of ore, both in quantity and quality, although it had varied in some parts, exhibited • great improvement upon last year. The Chairman, after paying a high compliment to the whole of the staff at Morro Eelho, concluded by proposing that the report and accounts be adopted,which was carried unanimously, amidst applause. The Chairman was sure 'they would agree to the next resolution, which was that a dividend of 40s. per alum be declared, free of income-tax, and which the proprietors would see by the accounts was honestly paid out of profile. Mr. Nicholson observed That the result was a complete realisation of everything reported by Captain Treloae twelve months ago, and they now proposed to pay 40s. in stead of 17e. The resolution declaring the dividend wee then carried by acclamation. The retiring director and auditors were re-elected, and the proceeding terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to the chairman and directors. A DEonsnan Iwroaroa.—Looking at a man who says he is forty-three when in fact he is above sixty, I gas pict him all over. I am in doubt whether his hair, his teeth, his eyes, are real I do not know whether that breadth of chest be the development of manly bone and muscle, or the skilful padding of the tailor. I am not MVO bow much is the man, and how much the work of his valet. I suspect that his whiskers and moustache are dyed. I look at his tight bootee, and think how they must be tor menting his poor old corny feet. I admire his effected buoyancmanner, end think how the miserable creature must co llapse when he fi nds himself alone, and is no longer scone l ed by the presence of company to put himself on the strete fo l l and carry on that wretched acting. When I see the reptile whispering in a corner to a girt of eighteen, ;furtively squeezing her in a waltz, I should like °Areal.* to take Lim by the neck, and shake hun till he came into the pieces of which he is made up. And when I have heard (lorig ago) such a one, with a hideous electing relish, telling a. profane or indecent story ; or in:tilling cynical and impious notions of life mud things i nto the minds of young lads ; or (moo disgusting still) usiCir phrases of double ,meaning in the presence of innonent young women, and enjoying their innocent ignorance of his sense ; I have thought that I was beholding as degraded • phase of human nature as you will find on the face of this sinful world. Oh, venerable age I—gray, wise. kindly ors' pathetic I—before which I shall never cease reverently to two ,l respecting even whet I may (wrongly, perhaps) esteem C6 Al e t t i ured f there "d bet of the animal himself, it is to think of ministers of relapen (prudently pious) who will wait meekly in his ante-chamber td7iiii —y:lri eS uj eart adibatices h that tltdialipued2'lotseueno.nangheomullaeditirrebethan even the thought and sit humbly at his table, because he ma an earl or a dulcet . —Fraser's Mops. -i ris for June. LAW INTELLIGiNCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. *Wage at Nut Prior.—(Bajore ilia Land Chief Baron and Common Juries.) CURAID C. DAM —BREACH or PROWBFB or MARRIAGE This was an action to recover damages for breach of pro mise. The defendant pleaded that he did not promise, that the trß was not ready and willing to marry the defendant, Qat he did not commit the broach, that a reasonable time W sat elapsed for the performance of the promise, and that the plaintiff had exonerated him. Mr. fierjeant Shee and Mr. P. O'Brien were counsel for n pisiatiff ; Mr. Digby Seymour represented the de. fonda The plaintiff, who is 19 rears of age, ii the daughter of a dealer in foreign birds at flirmingham, and the defendant, 22, is a grooar, carrying on bueixw at Doncaster. The p/aintiffand her enters were in the habit of attending the serious towns in the Midland countieswith birds for sale, and in Nov..mber last she woo Doncaster with • stock at 'An 's suction rooms. There she attracted the attention of the defendant, who was so much smitten with her that he ad dressed her the following offer of marriage : " Dear ![edam,-1 hope you will excuse my asking you this bold question. The remora is, that whilst I wee this aftersoon adadrag you and your birds I was struck with you so Mal that I make it my business to eller = o w band and beast, if provided you are sot I aa a young tradesman, 22 years cri am is fr efrfortuno, sad just about beginning ho ofer should saga your approbation, I l iranne . iiplo to Imam a sole from you as early as parable. Don't think that heart lam not. I hope you will act Elbow this to anyone. Address roe a Roe. W.D. Rasa Inn." The plaintiff consulted her friend Mrs. Bradford, and re ceiving from her a good character of the defendant, she wrote a reply expressing a wish to make his acqnaintaace. They then met, and a few days after the defendant wrote, " My dearest Jane, you have this afternoon delighted my heart so much that I have to thank you for accepting my offer. Don't think, my dear Jane, for one moment that I intend deceiving you. I love you with all my heart. You say you have no fortune. Gold is not wh a t I want. I want you, my little heart." He wrote several other let- ten expressing his devotion for her, speaking of her a s his "de pr ar little pet," and saying he hoped soon to take a nice house for his dear little wife. In another letter he said—" I am to let you know when we are to be married. My dear girl, I will give you plenty of time." The defendant visited the plaintiff at her father's house and repeated his offer to her mother, and was accepted. The wedding was Axed for Whit-Monday and the drawee mode, but on the 24th of March the defendant wrote a letter breaking off the match. Be rid " I am iq far the way I have slighted you. I lays sot the tad thing for slighting you. The reason in a y oung lady paid my attentions to before lam you hue appeared, or it likely to appear—a great and &graceful organs on my part ; and for that reason I shall he obliged to aancel our engagement." The plaintiff had„ in consequence of this abrupt termination to the affair, suffered much in her health. Mr. D. Seymour having addressed the jury in mitigation of damages, observing there wee no imputation on the plaintiff, The Lord Chief Baron summed up. The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 401. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Comminiaser Holroyd.) IN RR ISAAC BOYD. —TOTAL lIIIIERAL OP CERTIFICATE. The bankrupt wee a silk manufacturer of Spital•equars. The bankruptcy occurred in 1861, the liabilities being 11,6871., and &mete about 2,4001. Th e b an k ru pt paned kis examination, but it app ear i ng th a t h e h a d, within three months of his bankruptcy, obtained goods as fain pretence. and pledged them, the court directed a =tion under the penal section o f th e H an krapt Law Ifiatioll Act. The bankrupt was convicted, cad NW tamed to twelve months' imprisonment, but he obtained a pardon at the and of six months. He now applied fat his curb loan. Apnileman from the office of Meseta. Crowder mkt Maynard opposed, and stated the above circumstasces. His Honour said that as the bankrupt had been ooevicted of a criminal offence, he could not be absolved from his civil liabilities by that court. The certificate must be wholly refused. (Before Mr. Commissioner GooHawn.) TYt PLOYSTEAD AIID WOOLWICH 00/111010:11V Pull wATra oompAirr (wawa* This mu has been frequently before the court, two peti tions haring been presented for a winding-up order. His Honour wu occupied again all der yesterday in heating arguments, the only question bolsi on which of the two petitions the order should be maide. There was • formidable array of counsel and attornies, the different parties, including Mr. Begley, Dads. Mr . Jewel, Mr.l.baklater, Mr. lawrance, Mr. C. E. Lewis, Mr. Flux, end Mr. Hughes. Hie He. decided en making the order on both the petitions, leuthig the Mina liquidator, Mr. Pennell, to deeMe w shalt bare the emsdnet of the proceedings THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. William Stoles was charged with assaniting Lee, police constable 642, in the execution of his duty. Polioe-consteble 642 stated that last evening at about 8 o'clock, while on duty in Aldgate, a boy mine to him crying, and said a man with a barrow of cocoanuts had been Musing him. He went with the buy and saw the prisoner, who had a mob round him, and there was another boy who mid the prisoner had been illuaing him. He (witness) asked the what he did it for, to which be replied that prisoner never hit either of the boys, and one of the boys called out, "No, he didn't hit us, but he drove his barrow up against us, end has cut my e y e ." Witness told the prisoner he must go to the Mahon ; be said all the policemen in London should not take him there, and kicked the officer and behaved In such a ' violent manner that he was oblig at i to obtain the assistance of another constable, and then they had great difficulty in getting him to the station. He threw the °goer down, and be was obliged to be carried all the way. Inspector Harding, and Mr. Fisher, inspector of meat, fruit, and vegetables under the City Sewers Act, d e p ose d that they had found lris cocoa.nute in the prisoner's barrow, all of which were rotten, smelt very had, and if eaten would prove highly injurious. Daniel David, 169 N, mid that last evening mew one told him that one of the City policemen wanted mistime and if be did not make haste be would be marchowl. Who he reached the spot he saw the prisoner strum with the officer, and alter a deal of trottlile they managed to got him to the station. The two boys were not in attendance ; but it wee under okexi that they wanted the prisoner to return their money which they had paid for rotten oocoa out. The primmer stated that the barrow of nuts was not his, but belonged to a man whom he knew was too drunk to take care of it., and who assaulted the boys whoa they came back with the had cocoa nut. He (the prisoner) sons only trying to get the other man home. Mt. Alderman Hale fined him 20a, or in default 14 days' imprisonment. /UGH-STREET. DC71114 Lam, a rough-looking fellow, one of a number who nightly bang about the Haymarket. was charged before Mr. Berton with stealing a pock e t-b oo k from the person of Mr. John Ainsley, moonrise of the Tower Hamlets Militia, St. George's Barracks. The prosecutor mid that seeing a disturbance in the Hay market at half-part 1 that morning, he stopped a moment to see the cause of it, when he felt • touch at his pocket ; he turned round and mw his pocket-book in the prisoner's hand, and another man tried to take it away. He detained the prisoner, the other man getting away, when the pri mmer became very violent and bit his head. As there was • large mob, lie got a cab and went to the police station for more assistance to quiet the mob. Charles Brown, 304 Arid he saw the prosecutor take the pocket-book from the prisoner's hand. On the way to the Elation the prisoner kicked him several times in a violent mower, and a young man who assisted him (Brown) was ahiesmaulted by the prisoner. The risoner (milking • strong but ineffectual attempt to gut m o f ery) said he ma guilty. Mr. %odors said the prisoner was not content with stand ing the pocket-book of the prosecutor, but also bit him sad moulted the constable. He should commit him for six months with hard labour, and he was obliged to Mr. Manley for the way in which be had acted. SIWIZ AND LOCIL-ot7 AT ram SOUTH YORKIIIIRE Columns. —Yesterdsy a large aud inenental meeting of collier) prepriston was held as Bandon wise it was agreed that whilst the masters had ao duke la beaten with the Cakes' Ulises they amid mot allow timesfres to be Mark what in detail. It was also asked that If the men at prams* as strike at West fillksioas, R. C. Clarke's, FAq., Smith, Carr, .ad Smith's, .ad Palm Ohne,. and Cu.s researd work at former rates, the matter would be ended ; if not She, notice world be gives to the men on Use lath hist. - _ - F - osaisx-ornes, Juxsl4.—The gluon has been Seamed to approve of Mt. James DaSmith s Vioe.Consul at Olsegow, for his Majesty the Broperor of Austria.— Gareffe. Tsi ADMIRALTY PIER AT DOVER.-OD6 hun dreds/ad ally feet of the ezteiuion of this =villa:at work say now be sew at low water. CRYSTAL Pu.sza—SzvEzt BNzu.nro Aim Six rocs Mr. —Savory Oran CoIICILRY. FRIDAY, JERI 111.—Asimissiews ea tamest. lAN ; ditto by .44004 deals. 4767; toiel 'Man, Val- 11 Do: do. B cap. do. 80. _ Mad do. lA . ad d.i.l prni.d) Do. Punb kand.ftroLg. 11p.ed TioldadJAmited.Saip IJADINLIT SIAI AND ILULWAY& dAtourVal IBlrk .Lan.,&CheaJaae IBlackbarn BI) th and Tyne 110St111.SlatMd.C Minot and EmAar . . Oaledonlan Met sad Beaks Do. • Ano div. Zhal p.c. is pig lel sad 1~ his DABL,PNAIIIIII4.II. 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