The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-05 00:00:00

chat the French Coned had sent to withdraw the children from the catholic colleges. The Turkish military reinforce Arrived at Beyrout. Adrian from Constantinople to the 27th state iliac the Sultan hail written to the Grand Vizier, c..ngratulating him on the results of his mission Anil hail assembled the mini s t ers , t o w h om h e d el dared that he would support them against all rivalry. Judgment bad been pronounced against Hansib ex-Minister of nuances. His property was declared sequestrated. The property of Osman Pacha, the ex-favourite, hail also been confiscated. had not . • Cyprus was agitated in favour of annexation to Greece. The Greek government wan orpaling the Na tional Gomel. The Turkish Customs authorities had seized • bundle of proclamations in favour of the re-este,- blishLueut of the Byzantium empire. The agents in whose puesessiou they were found had been arrested. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor oca ows PARK WM/MOAT EVVIING. The Pays is authorised to contradict the widely circulated news that the Bari is Antonini, the Neapolitan ambassador in Paris, has resigned. It also asserts that the Prince of Syracuse is recon ciled with his nephew the King. The 80111110 was calm to-day. There was no (ormigu news of a nature to influence speculation. The Rents fur account opened at 68fr. 55c., and after rising to 681 r. 707., closet' at the average price of the day, 681 r. 55c., with a rise of 15c. ; for cash the last price was the sense, with • rise of 10c. Mobilier ruse 7fr. We. The Orleans Railway rose Mr. 75c.; Western, 2fr. 50c.; and Eastern and Southern, Hr. 23c. each; Lyo•sand Northern left off at Monday's prices. The swam of the subscription to the new railway obligations, about which some doubts had been entertained, is supposed to have contributed to the comparative firmness in the Rente and railway shares. It is rumoured that the amount of subscriptions exceeds by • third the sum sake' for, and that the subscribers for the Lyons and Orleans obligations, which were the favourites, will have to submit to very large diminutions of the allotments demanded. In order to &Surd fresh facilities to business, the following changes hare been ordered by the minister COUJIIIIMV in the previously existing regulations relative to incrchandrie is Inspirits :—Complete sup pm-salon with regent to goods exempt from import or export customs duty ; also, of all formalities, ex cept those which are obligatory fur all foreign mer chandise passing through the French territory ; substitution of a permit far the receipt of caution money, and exemption from leading with regard to gon.in free from import duty, but out from export duty ; suppression of samples for culouial produce, and oneadiug, and marks fur losers, cattle, and lugs The /ghats thus itcoruf ully alludes to the pitiful prevericatiou of the Coma .In JUonWwulin : It is of small eoasequesce to Queen Isabella 11. sal the Itpunnile people, whether the Count de Montemolia main tains ha preteuded rights or reamer:es them. The set equal at Coterie use June a will do so more harm to the lrysinnuste right. of the tEasen tau the act of April vs could do them val. But the two sets taken together csa a.t but discredit the Caltlalli of the prism who Wised them. In this scum it may, perhaps, be said, that they are out altogether valuelem, and it is even diflleult to my which is saleulated to produce the greaten( effect, the renunciatiou or the r..too.tetara. Hitherto sempatby has sever been ilmesl to nufortanate pretesders. It was all is min that politics coodeamed them ; then is is Inman nature • err. tan tate he adventurous heroim, which all the politics is the world cannot &Mary, sad which, is the recesses of mei. souls, pleads for hales primal when they bear them rives bravely, Laidig a thousand shiagers, and show them selves ever ready to lay doom their byre la support 4 their duns, whether rightful or wreagfal. to the neheritsace of their fathers. Thies in so whig who doss sot, ia spite of liiineelf, take an enigma is Charles Edward ; so Lowrie but weeps Weer the soiliold 4 Coral ; sad, to cite • modern luau.., who cam mad ,emoted the narrative of Marie 4 *an 'a rounantm campaign is Li Vend!, ? The Coma de th.utersiolis appeared for a long while mot unworthy to Non- aide by side with tbs.e legoadary heroes, but he has au. for ever precluded as from mein say ronsimoe in hi. history. He mimed me of Imbella's generals foci his alleyway ; them, slum the pima/ sal brave ofleer had menaced for hie sake • oil dire,. Mauna mai a life, till then happy and blameless, he repudiated his ~ we muse by a solemn &et writing , he repudiated it too late to save the roan who had Liken up sm.. at his niatigat.ou, but nun enough to get hio.self .f prison ; the pardon which be obtains from the cletiniv-y of his rival Le W k oe advantage of to go hark from his wood ; he treat. legitimacy air • garment to be pat •-ti oil thr.isli at pleseurn rreottoues io A 17771 rights elm I, h., R.. sone. in .Jess ; and to justify all this he invokes the opinions of Layers, commentators upon Papiniau petti• C.,rging Jr. , talialtira of ueuurchi.sl jurisprudence, as if hoimur should not speak louder sal clearer ia the soul of • prime thou the hest law bunko that ever were ',Attire. Is this the —oldie t of • mail who pretends to be the iormusitiou .4 • great party 7 Colon,' Faulkner, the recently appointed Anicri ..in imni.ter, and Mr. Spencer, the American hare instted awls fur • flte diamplice to the 4th 4,f July (the anniversary of 11, All independence), in a pretty park at Neuilly. THE UNITED STATEN AND CANADA. LIVICILPOOL, WIDOESDA Y. The Canadian mail steamer North Briton, which touched ell Ltaidowlerry yesterday, anteed hire this more log, Lriusiet York papers of the 12ad sod Quellee of Writ ult. The iatellsgews ha. lisea woody iiiitielpated lo that of the Wines Albert. The news from Canada is devoid of interest. Nothing was stirring in politica. The weather during the week hod IwvU farooralde for the clop.. sod the accounts from all lorta .4 the province continued satisfactory. M.. ragas., Junk 21, nVENING.- The receipt of the Asia's news c....ed an advance iu dour, and 10,000 barrels of gt.4l superfine were talcu, ou speculation for shipment, at . ..bd... :ilk. to 5 olds. *lc T....1ay the salsa bare lawn loolerate at the latter price, market dosing quiet. Wheat : odes .4 Canada spring at 1 401. 22C. per Mho., sail now I. Id for 1 .1..1. 21c. to 1 doh. 2fk. Peas dull, at 75c. per Ashen dull, at 295. for pots, and 31s. for pearls; .tor. in store, 2,525 barrels pot' sad 4024a:r0b pearls. We resul in It Prevost-Pariah)l has w 4 &month , ' isiptiost the *release ensemesing him to a iinprioonitti id and I,ooofr. las. l'be money was poxl ..o rtatunlay, and M. Parade' has probably constituted I self a prisoner. It I. Mill that he will be allowed to piss los tureillie inapneinittent in a liaison de the • ruinent being disponi to gotten the sentence •A much ▪ pnasibie." Tire 6.lloWing letter from General Garibaldi to ire chair-luso 14 the eeutr..l anumittee at Aodertoo's Hotel 1.. been just re. en "l'otriado Guards dell.. 1 . .. en it.. Xatioaale, Juue 24, 1160. Mr,- - (Me of fn••n,k ..'g.•.t. to the filet in laying before your ems. mate, the urgt nt need that we hays of a &AWL, it would pasible to "Maio a couple .4 steamer• armed with Aroatroug guns. We have already so many Keaa of the ri mistier sail of th.• geeenwity of the English towants us, 11,..1 I hive ventured maks this proposal to you. Will route, to your worthy evuljators the expression of ire. % !oily er:tt dodo nod that of all !Lily From )uur .1 .•4e.1, 11 Guns tun." TIo• following truly curious paragraph appears ill atria) , /unreel. Le F. Brriumat —" A meet respectable le rsor, 1111.00 line step sad adds, vivacious, and headman. omenorray would easily reehle her toasted her real as,, 6.4 .hrtak free& remember/ her fries& that she eaters l.• r berth veer ma rely 1 Sha I. the sister of our illustrious Vlsetsaribrimal the . ..unte.• dr. Warigny, who, as a well known, lives at Doran, the roovent th• listen of W wham" TRW: RIPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 5. lB6O. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Were Mr. Onemeiedeser GooIlion.) IN Si JOllllllO3l /JID OILMAN. The bankrupts were boat and shoe manufacturers of Bad Crowning*, City, Hackney-road, and Norwich. This Mae tle susininetice emotingg. The joint balance-sheet has sot bees filed ; bat Gilman has filed& balance-sliest, show ing unsecured debts of 1,4871. and 14,366/. to creditors claiming to hold seenrity. His assets are stated at 1,250(. ; property claimed am escurity,7,i4l/. The loans are stated at 12,31J01. including 11,106 i. capital invested in the firm The joint liabilities are between 3i),0001. and and the principal asset is a claim on an insurance company la respect of a fire which occurred on the bankrupts' pre. mires in April last. The examiaatioa was adjourned to the 30th of September IN Mt AUPTEX.-Tll6 LEATH= TRADE. —.— Adjudication of bankruptcy was made, on his own petition, against John Austin, leather-seller, of Pierrepout row, Lower-rend, Islington. The liabilities a►e stated at 3,0001. or 4,0001. • assets about 1,0001. The petition was presented by Ir. Butler, and ballotted to Mr. Com missioner Holroyd. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED-LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. ljeder Sheriff Buechel( sod a Jury.) . .rsocuownom OF OOTLAWST. This was the ancient county court day, and Mr. Hemp, the officer, made the monthly proclamation. The custom is I d great antiquity, and prohably shortly pass away 0 yea. 0 yea!' began the officer, " all persons having anything to do with the county court draw nigh and give your atteudatios." Then followed the names of the parti,a, sod they were demanded to surrender. The outlaws did not appear, or they would have been conveyed to Whitecross street Prison. The parties proclaimed were : Charles Hen/ell Wilkinson, at the suit of Fninci. Truedta ; Charles Shelton, at the suit of Henry Bayntoo ; William H. Newington, at the alit of Edward Griffiths ; Swinburn Ward, at the suit of Jolla Graham ; John Wick Bennett, at the suit of T. Hawkins ; the Rev. William Dines Burn, at the suit of Oliver Richards ; C. Morrison, at the suit of Julius Lawrence ; Julian Bernard, at the suit of Petra Seis ; George Yeklhain Wilkinson, at the suit of W. Cater Randolph; Alfred Swift, at the suit of Robert Norris ; Charles James OldAeld, at the suit of the Oriental Bank Corporation ; and Edward Roberts, at the suit of Joshua Nicholls. All persons were requested to depart and the mitt court appointed for tne Mad August. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-THIS DA Two o'CLoat. Under the influence of fine weather the railway share market to-day is firmer. An improvement of to per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Eastern Counties forms an exception, having fallen 1 per cent. Lon don and North-Western stook is now quoted 102 to ; Great Western, 691 to 70 ; Midland, 118 to * ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106} to ; Great Northern, 115 to Caledonian, 931 to 941 ; South Eastern, 85} to ; ; and Eastern Coun ties, 5 4 to 3. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted dis. to par. Grand Trun k of Canada Railway %harm are quiet at 6 15-16 to 7 1-16, whilst Great Western of Canada have improved to Ai to 11. b 1 p` LUIWAYS. io c. iir. .k Do. do. BatilotLalo Do. Bow Ba. Do. jkonsabeeiiii Proinier• Sp.& Calmils pialm ak i tpa.: • T. Dertow,W a ra Fewlern Lit DAM DoDo. IdeilliWY; . I DO. 46111. =1: &m Da int& Grand MEDI/ Do. per_ 11. Dol • oo.ProLlr imi. Do. I per el Do. 7 per ot. Do. do. De. do. Gnat Indian Do. New Gt. & etl= 61 Do. New Do.Bda. Do. c ash* Do. do. 71 D0.64p.el Medea' Gam *paid Do. do. I c ia. o. Of per et. Do. D eth liten. do. Melb.C,orp ap. ct. N. Brunswick & C clean A cap. Gs. Do. do. Land dal Do. do. B cop. do., Do. do. Load do Cade (Malted) li Oa a= 6 le 76 90 70 75 62 78 e d ! is e Ms " 110 di' id 1 1 die zd 100 f zd L dls 9ar 101 lE r Si 92 27f 24 90 91 78 76 ss 60 07 72 67 92 66 00 177 i 98 104 as !4 dla 11 zd 10 Of 96 98 96 99 96 96 90 01 86 28 16 4 97 90 92 14 1 019 B•mbil - 15 li all all all 6 7 dis 100} id 041 - zd ZOK-F.T MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two oVux,w. The funds showed a little dulness at one period of the morning, but are now quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The amount of business going forward is singularly limited. In the share markets equal inactivity prevails, but the set ting in of fine summer weather has given a slight stimulus to the prices of British railway stocks. The shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada have likewise improved. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 700., and immediately receded to 681 r. 66c., being the same as at the close yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93* and 98f, ex div., for the 10th July, and are now quoted 931 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 964 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to ;30 Years' Annuities, 1886, at 164 ; Bank Stook, at 2304 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, for account, at wit, 104, and 1041, ex div.; Five per Ceut. enlaced rupee paper, at 96 and 964 ; ditto, Five and-a-Half per Cent, at 102 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, at 98f ; ditto 1869, at 964 ; India Bonds, at 44. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills at par to 3e. prem. _ . _ Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market, which is firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 77} to 78 ; and that of 1858, 801 to 1. Spanish Bonds are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—llexican Bonds, 21; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 ex div. ; Russian Three per Cents, 831 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for sooount, 481 ex div. ; ditto Deferred, for aocoant, 391, 40, 391, ex div. ; the Coupon Certificates, 41 per oent. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 78 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 801, 1. . _ _ _ . _ The scrip of the new Megan Loan remains quoted par to i t prem. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company remain quoted 1 to 11 prem. The demand for money continues active, and pending the supply from the dividends, which will be released next Monday, the market is rather irre gular. The rates for good bills in Lombard-street are 41 to 4} per cent. A large amount of business was done yesterday at the Bank. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on British government securities remains at 4 per oent. A parcel of 42,000/. in newly-imported gold was taken to the Bank reterdwy.. . . No further failures of magnitude have been an nounced in the leather trade. It is thought that some of the smaller estates will turn out more favourably than had been anticipated, but the most hopeful estimates of the dividend under the estate of Messrs. Streatfeild, Laurence, and Co. do not place it higher than from 13a. &L to 10a. in the pound. Annexed are the circulars issued respec tively by this firm and by Messrs. Smith, Patient, and Smith : St. Mary Aze, July 3, 1800. It is with much regret that we have to inform you, that in consequence of several heavy failures in the hide and leather trade, and the imposdbility of firms who are largely indebted to us to meet their engagements, we find it ne emery, acting under the advice of our principal creditors, to suspend our payments. We have placed our affairs in the hands of Ideate. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., and have requested them to prepare a statement with as little delay as ible, and we will take the earliest op. portunity of au itting the same to our creditors.-1% e are, your obedient servants, STREAMILD, LAURENCE, and Co. Bermondsey New-road, July 3, 1860. Gentlemen,—We regret to be obliged to confirm the public announcement of our suspension. Our books are in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Thrquand, Youngs, and Co., who will lay a statement of our affairs before our creditors as early aeysmeible. In the mean time we have to requ est your kind forbearance, relying upon our assurance that the interests of our creditors shall be duly protected in the imeatime.—We are, gentlemen, your obsdieot servants, PAT/CSIT, and SMITH. It may be useful to mention that, in addition to Meier'. Streatfeild, Laurence, and Mortimore, the following is a complete list of the failed houses whose affairs have been placed in the bands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co.:— Mesas. Smith, Patient, and Smith of Bermondsey New-road (200,0001.) ; Mr. H. slacker, of the Grange, Bermondsey (30,0001.) ; Mr. W. C. Kim day, of Market-street, Bermondsey (30,000/ 4 ; Er Mr. John Baker, of Heath fi eld, Sums: (6,000/. ; Mr. 'J. W. Mortimore of Andover (80,0000 ; . A. Waring, of Fenchurch-street (30,0001.). Mr. W. J. ArmsUong ' of Spa-road, Bermondsey, has stopped, and placed his ',bus in the hands of Mr. Joseph Sawyer, the accountant, but his en gagements are believed to be very limited. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a petition was presented, under the arrangement clauses, on be half of Mr. Carpenter, leather merchant, of the Old Kent-road. The liabilities are stated at 26,0001., and-the assets at 14,0001. Proceedings in bankruptcy were also instituted against several small houses in the leather trade, which appear to have been brought down by the fall of the larger ones. The effect of the failures upon the market for hides and leather is described as follows in the cir cular of Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell, dated this day : There was some improvement in the demand for leather early In the peat month, but for the last two or three weeks the transactions have been small. The alterations in mires are, however, slight, and, with only moderato fresh supplies, the stocks have not large' accumulated. The inactivity of the market was inmeased by a degree of anxiety and distrust, which prevailed for some weeks, in consequence of several failures which had occurred in redif - a , fent branches of the trade. This however, a crisis has arrived, which may be called un d us the annals the leather trade. Some of the of the manufac turing and commission houses have suspended payment, and the magnitude of the interests involved have nemeamily created much present alarm, and checked almost all bisi• news operations. The remits of these events cannot be foreseen, but they must tend to depreciate prices. It should not, however, be forgotten, that they will not inter• fern in any way with the consumption of leather, and there fore their influence cannot be of permanent duration. In raw goods the transactions have been limited, with con siderable imports, and a general downward tendency in mica. The effect of the present calamities in the trade on the value of foreign hides is, of course, uncertain, but will, no doubt, be greater than on the manufactured article. The depression of English market hides yesterday was extreme, but cannot be taken as affording data for the reduction on I foreign raw gooda. Foreign Tanned Leather.—The import 1 from AuMralia is large-233 bales. The sales reach only 'BO hales, and prices may be quoted ea. per lb. lower. The sales of East India tanned Ittps, reported, show a decline of ed. to ld. per lb. At Leadenhall yesterday _the calamitous failures absorbed all attention and surpm&d all business. The only effect manifested on prices was on market hides, on which an immense reduction took place. Market hides have been declining throughout the month, and under the excitement of yesterday's market fell fully 15 per cent. from the value of the previous market day. On market calf skins and market horse hides no change is re. ported. Advice's from Paris mention that the subscrip tion for the 12,000,000/. sterling of railway obliga tions, opened for account of the various railway comPluilesi beam been closed, and that the entire amount has been taken. These securities compete directly with the French funds, since they yield upwards of 5 per cent. intermit, besides partaking of the nature of a lottery. The London and North-Western Railway traffic returns show this week an increase of 10,9501., and the London and South• Western an increase of 1,0711. At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholder, in the Colonial Bank, held yesterday, the net profits for the six months were stated at 33,5931., out of which a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. free of income tax, was recommended and agreed to, the directors' report being adopted. The seoond ordinary general meeting of the Mer cantile Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 18th hist., to declare a dividend. An extraordinary meeting of the Prince of Wales Assurance Company is called for the 13th inst., to confirm the resolution for the dissolution of the company. 3 The iotel't•+t warrants of the Great Southeast d India R3ila ay Company were issued on kiatemby last. With referonce to the market for American se curities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as f.linws Business in London in Americsa securities continues wry limited ; it in confined &lady to moderate investments in States' stooks and sound milrosd bonds. In shames the unly demand is for Eries, which are wanted, from 171 to ;. Subjoined are the latest prices of iminrance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given bit the last Stock Exchange list: Insoranee. 71 ; Globe, 101 ; Indemnity Maria% 162, 163 ; Law Fire, 41 • Leedom Provincial Marine, lb Om" 11 " 612 ". ; Merl Life, 81 ; names and Mersey Marine, l i ; Universal Marine, 21 ; Victoria Life, 0. Deeka.—London, 681, 1 ; Victoria, 98, ex div. Camila—Birmingham, 941; Regent's, 22, ex div. Waterworks. —Berlin, 41 ; Chigoes, 20, ex div. ; dontlt. work and Vauxhall, 1091. Gea• -- EuroPean, 101 ; Imperial, 90 ; ditto New, 33 pboisix, 631, 04 ; SurreyConnunters, 111 ; United I :enenti. Sli. 22. WipNxispar Consols, which dosed yesterday aC93lli; I, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened to-day at the same quotation, and dosed at 935, "buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 93i, ex , liv.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Ceuta., 9 :4 5 ; Five per Cent. " enfavAP , • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ctnt., r 11 1037 dirr. IndiaL Five per Cent. Stock, ' 1859 foe account, 1011 ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent.Dc. benturea, 1858, 981 ; ditto, 1869, 94 ; India Stock, for account, 224 with div. ; ditto Bonds, ss, 9a., 44. dia. — lndian government securities were quiet. Th Indiaa Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 1044 to I ex div., for the account. India Bonds 9R. to 4s. dis., being rather firmer ; and Exchedpwa Bills par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was inactive, but prices were steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 774 to That of 1858 improved 4 pee cent, leaving off at CO to 4. The demand for Bank of Australasia shares con tinues. There were also inquiries for Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Union Bank of Lon don were dull. London Discount and National Discount were flat. Electric Telegraph New were inquired for. Au advance of to per cent, occurred to-day la Canada and Nova Scotia Government Bonds. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Cioean Marine Insurance, to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Itol4 ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, to prem. ; London and South African Bank, 4 dia. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Ciocz. The market for British mining stocks has bees quiet this morning, and little change has occurred in prices. Stray Park shares have been dealt in in the Stock BicLance at b& There have also been a num ber of transactions in shares in West Frances, West Caradon, Geruich, Soorrier Consols, Sortridge Con sols, and Bast Basset mines. As regards foreign and colonial mining securities there is no new feature, prices being nominally quoted the same as before, in the absence of busi ness. The shares of the Labuan Coal Company are quoted to 1 prem. MANSION-HOUSE Jolla rhappk, aged 34, reosatly a clerk in the service of Mr. Hyrax Corcoran, of 36, Marit.lane, stationer, was charged with stealing various same of money, the property of his employer. He was defended by Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis), of Fipplece. Mr. B. Corcoran mid—llse prisoner was in my employ meat se clerk, and I wee in the habit of giving him • °snails sum of mousy to pay the workmen, or rather he counted out the mosey for each man, and I paid it away. This was dose every Friday, and at the end of the payments he added up the amounts which he had entered in • book, and on Saturday morning I took the balance from him. Finding that the balance in all eases corresponded with the figures I placed my initials to the balance, but Idid not add up the various sums, to see whether the balance was rightly entered or not. In the book produced the amounts so paid for are entered on the let Juoe sr 401. 3e. 41sL, but having since added up the amounts , I find it should be only 351. .4. 40... so that he obtained an excess of U. on that day. Ou the Nth June the entry is 761.34.4 d., but the correct amount is 76/. 2r. MI., showing • very small deficiency. On the 13th Jane the entry of payments le 48/.5a. :I‘l., and should be only 4:1/. 5. 3d., showing • deficiency of N., and the next page no the book shows a deficiency of 11., making GI. for that week. On the 22nd June, the entry in 821. Ba. old., while the correct addition is 761.78.60., making • deficielcy of 61. 21. 6d. All the OMANI are in the prisoner s handwriting, and the gamins balances handed over by him to me only agreed with those false entries. There are also other false entries of the name kind, and his average dskeiescy for the last four months has been W. • week. He remained in my minim till Thuraibiy last, when be ab sented himself without notice ; and 012 Monday I looked at the books and I discovered his deficiencies. Croesuxiaminel --When I had finished paying the men the amounts entered in the books were added up, either by the prisoner or mwe, and the surplas cash was found to correspond. The surplus cash was then placed in a drawer, and locked up, and was taken out and be-night to me next morning, either by the prisoner or my son. Nu Ow, aloe hid seems to the drawer. Methanol, police coturtatde depaied that he appre hended the prisoner on Wedmeeday afternoon, on V. borinheoternice, and told the mature of the dame naiad his, upon which the primoner said " Good God I hope It is not so serious," and added that if he Lad made s mistake in the book, it was no fault of hi.. The primmer, who reserved his defence, wile fully cono natal for trial. M A RLHOROUGH4STR EFT. AullitllT AT THT AY A NUIt , C. Catherine Miller, a middlo.aged women, a nurse at the "Sinters' Home," tr!„ Margret-street, Cavendish amare, wee cloned before Mr. 8014400, by lAmbert, oxl4 E, with stealing a gold watch of the value of 10E, the property of Mies Meth & Haywood, one .4 the sisters. Miss Haywood said the prisooer had lived at the " Home" from the With of April till the moreing of last Thursday, on whine mots* ale left the home, harts. obtained leave of one of the sisters to go nut for the day and promising to return in the evades. on gobs( to a drawer in her bed room shortly after the prisoner left she mimed her goid witrh of the value of 10 pumas, end which was safe os the Moviey previous. Th e primer never returned to the ••Home," and leformailen wee Mum given to the ponce. Is answer to Mr. lierelea, Me prisoner mid she had no noontime to ask. LAIMIPATA, 0114 Movies beak tie wrieerwr into custody, mid he found es her a number of duplicates. He wished for a re tie* he sai±Lpeeduce the watch, which he bad ester lad lees Mr. Swim ren the prisoner till Thtinday next. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WI =DDT= maga,tre.) NE W3fA RK Wl' MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) no HANDICAP PLATE. A wier7 7.7 Province C ESTE Touch. ens-Not ... Copernicus ... Imam 9 no. STAKE'S. 13 no. HANDICAP. HAW • Wk. Pomona Hoeg* B.mtiock 4 res. £5O KILLING PLAT& Naiads] e . (;illyllower ... Leucite' _ 8 ne. MIDSUMMER STAKES. Malawi-Arms walked over. WORCESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAMM. Mile and a quarter. Last' Lass, &mesas, and Australian Maid are here. PRODUCE ST AK ES. T. Y.C. Mlirerton the only horse here at present. WORCESTER STAKES. One mile 3 furloop. Lustre, Miss Eleanor, Crater, end Australian Maid ure Ws. . . THE ('ROOME RTAKE3. About a mile. Narenom and Avalaaebe are bare. OTHER ARRIVAL& 2 yrs, Master Bet Wild man, Volunteer, Any m, Oren, Monk, rybdis, Bioth, Remunerator, Quiver, Contentious, Yeller Gal, May Day c, Romeo, Flitch, Infanta, Bantam, and Carlow. Thu Admliser states that the Rev. F. Maurice has been appointed to the vacant living of Vero-mired Chapel, Cavendish-square. The living is m the gift el IM Hoe. W. Cowper, es chief commissioner of public works. Ti., BRITISH ANAUCIATION. —OXFORD, WIIIDNIa DAT. The dosing auntie( of this essmiation toe= this dun:ion I. the Shiadoolaa neat" the p (Lunt Wrottealey) is the chair. The seeronary (Protease Walker) read the greats of money appropriated to ealentille objects by the vassal committee at the Oxford leseling In Jess aml July, 11180; the total amount being 11., iseistllsg 5001. for Kew Observatory sad lea for eastraiWis a allessitsiep_ performance. The noble ilbsineed. in hi farewell addren, alluded to the enesses Mist had attended the meeting, and spoke is the highest terms of the university and city autho rities. who had so Madly allowed the easocistion the use of no may at their Splendid bendier. Professor Phillips sneered that the most* of 11161 would take pleas at 31an ebortar„ sad probably l a tha swath of August, and that Wawa lalrbars, Rau, C.IL , TALK , 4 Manchester, had hester, kindly ennereted to punkt , . TM Data of Christ Church ME Ptolemy Rogan soonadod, a vote of thanks C a r d 'obalronaa, to whisk Me loedehip replied, end the sieetuig separated. Do. PusJaab Do.. lodift . .lng. ot 61l —_.. .._.._. —_ • • - 400,410, Se Commaredal lOO 104,000 St. Do. 4p. CO. PrtL, MM lOO z 1 2,006,06 V M. Vast and Wed India lOO 1.018,010 St. London lOO 1.1110,500 Et. St. Itathariaa 100,065 St. Southampton MO, St. Victoria 1 / 4 10 Do. New ao Oov. 111.1111111 --- Na I als. I Altira . I Pd. I Cl. prier. I Oreg. 6 . Alfred Cons. (Phase* 11.10 4 4 - MI, 110 British Iron - .. Clifford - lAN .. Der. G. Coo. (Trier ) 1 436 4 46 - 612 .. Let Beret (Morn) - 4, .. &Wit Rawl Marisa ) 71. 4s. 11 12 - .. Orambler a St. Aorta 041 40 - 6, .. Great South Torus - 6, .. GM& Alfred (Ptd11601) 14.14.9 1 - 96, .. G. Wit. For (Behitem) 9l - R .. Granville - 1,094 .. Herod's-hot 1411.. 117 161 .- 6,060 .. Ilingston Down grad -• 6000 .. Lady Bertha LILO. 2 4 - 1106 .. Mermaret (Uny Want) 5 4 - 6,000 .. North Dolmas - 6100 .. N. hanose (Mew) q 6,000 .. N. Wh. Beret (Mow) la. 41 - 1.118 .. North Wird Grotty - 1 1. ,11 400 . Par Cons (St. Bleary) .1 1 1 - 10 10 Providence (11. 141161). 10.0.7. 46 - 12,000 .. dortridie Con. $l. . Co. 12s. le 1 - 61! .. S. Carers ,81. Clegr) ll ”6 IP - 11, .. 8. Care Brea Mogan) - USW 1 S. Deice Irem BOw Irideshom (Una) - .. &W. age (Mara) 11110. 116 166 - Stray Park .. 111.0. 37 VA 58 I. 6 Tamar Sailer rm.C. 4 3 1 1 3 I - 000 10 Va le of Croft - T (Ora) Us. N. - 6000 .. 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IL TGWU*/ all 3 4 - (Paymumb o isa i tp.a 1 If dle - 111. 26 National Dawn* Oo_.. 1 lAs I}- 10* 14 *us sal •• - - - 1,005 10 Narbuddaeosltlroa(L) 114 As 0 Ilwasalid - - - 11. 10 Nentortaads Lind ,_. . all - - -. on MWOII lll 11 - NAO. II Do. Sp. e. Is. at I As. an 4 4 a a - - 1.721 NO . Brum 9N. Soot. lA. 1111 II U - 40ma 1 pit so* - - - 1* IN. nett. Australasian.. di L 1 - N 0 109 hie sad Mass . - - 91 . 1 . tai Oas IS sll Dot 111 par as* Pali. II ids - * 1 Do. " New Shares" 29 2 11101•1411*, 4.7090. da - 10,080 10 Orlon. In. Btm. (Ura.) 1 1 - -. - N 11 &asst.& lasoVarlarm 4 As tr , - 10,000 15 Do. do. C 115 - - -. 1111 an 'Soudan of liasows.... 0 - 000,050 11 Peel liver land 9 MIR. 191 44 0 4 1 / II at Wastllsmdsrs - 29000 0 Paola sadOeten. Salsas 0 71 TS 1 1 4 IS an ow #1 psr mat. Pre& 4 i -1.,... .Da New Nlollpm 84 N 9111 *alai IL W.* Passe 11 - 40,080 la led Ilea & Lad. Tel 41 sia 1 ,Wwilasa el &mirk -- - - •- f p . A ck. try,. bylf.oov. an 4 dls par = 1 all 1 1 1 11sobadia - 10,040 50 boa 0 19 11l Dmrruii - aroalLs. 14,400 16 N e w an 4 9 - 311, I* loyal Man - no. I fib. I fancts. MILO. 'dm 4 Wes 84. Reettish AAA. Diassas IN 121 1 10 - 10911118! Pt Ot. Itnrth.‘p. e laah7llll, Ulli ..- •- - 1 SUSS St bout\ Aram 140 on 116 N led 164 id -.. 6001 Rt. Norfolk 4 p.s. Mar.*** 105 11 91 .... 111. 1 Bubsaartsel* *lt - an # Kat 1 At. N. raw 41, CO. Jaa4lsl7 IN 01/0 0 1 ••• Woo I Do. do, Walfo9_ - all a - l at OstMore.9e. 44p.et. SLOW 110 Trait & 1a.04.14.05a. S •-•- -.. I la law* N. mil ap. et 105 Nse 11l - ismoi to* Vaa Diamo's UM- • 111 I NI - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) SUGAR continues in steady request ; 10,000 bags ela Manilla have realised 365. 6d. ; two cargoes Havana to 16 fully insured at SOL 9d., sad 144 insured. f. p. a. rat 295. 441, also one cargobrown Paraiba at 21s. 3d. insured, f. p. a. Oorrsa is saleable with less facility, and • decline ut Od. has been accepted for plantation Ceylon. Cocoa is in limited request, and little Milliner is doin; at previous rates. TR& —The fresh arrivals meet • fair demand at formet rates. _ _ Hon.—Business is confined to smallquantities ; Demonism sold at Is. MI. proof. Ittcr is in moderate request, and 14s. Gd. is paid for good bold white Bengal. Brtcen.—Except a decline of ss. for scraped Cochin ginger there is no new feature. Jurs is Ea. to 10s. lower, and the demand is not active. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow market is quiet at the following quotations : Town tallow, 53n. net cash ; Petersburg Y. V., as tie spot. 53e ; July to Sept.. 535.; Oct. to Dec.. 53e. ; January le Morl, 1561, 5.15. 6d. METROPOLITAN CAITLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a very short supply of heads. Tiede is not brisk, but prices are still very high. There are a fevr more sheep; the average quality ie very indifferent, ens momently ehoiceAt descriptions are readily disposed of at full ratio. lambs and calves are selling about the same zis ea Monday. Our foreign *apply nemesia of 364 beasts, 1100 sheep And 288 cairn. =eh pm, 110. Yer moss of alba s. d. ad. of albs. s. d. a it. Best Moots, Herefdc A I Beat Dead lif.bdsSlt Best Shorihonts 6 11 Blot Long-w00L5.... 61C. 6 &wad dual beasts 4 4 1 Do. do. aborts Calves Pip Dp4Thkg&ffif.h fri. 5 6 Limbs BOUM at market, Use; alssep and lambs, 10,160; Cekvsn. 474; Pigs. *OO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and 00. repot trade steady. Prier meadow hay. 70s. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 86s. to 106 e. ; inferior do., Me. to 80s. ; new, 365. to 80a. ; clover, old. 96a. to 196 a. ; second cut, 90s. td:l6a. ; straw, 265. to 36a. THE Mentor°l.l4 GAR Quornoer.—A meeting of the delegates from the metropolitan parishes was held yes terday evening at the St. Janies's vestry ; Mr. Stratton, of Lambeth, in the chair. It was antumuced that the vestry of Chelsea had contributed 2301. to the expense of support ing the bill, and 1140 voted a further guarantee of 1001. Mr. Beale announced that the vestry of St. James had voted a guarantee of 5001., and the vestry of Newington of 1001. He then proceeded to state the means which the opponents of the measure were taking to defeat it. On Tuesday their influence had thrown over the Lill by a count-out, and the government wore not powerful enough to meet the groat niterest brought to bear upon the question. The House of Lords bad fixed the 27th instead of the 23rd of July for receiving such bills, so that the parishee had still an opportunity, if they exerted all their influence, to carry their point. He bad presented a petition to the House of Commons upon the subject, com plaining of the diameter of the opposition, and referring to the standing order which prevented member voting la committees in matters in which they were directly is terested. The repmeutatives of the delegates had dome all they could to shame the Haute of Commons into pro ceeding with the question, but the comiption was so fla grant, and the opponents talked so poaitavely as to their power, that no ouo could be certaiu as to the result. Th e bill w as now practically adjourned till Tuesday. —Mr. Limb moved, and Mr. Watkins seconded, a resolution, dktectirg the hon. secretary to communicate with town mune& throughout the kingdom, inviting their oo.operation, their interest in the question being identical with that of the metropolis. —On the motion of Mr. lemh. seconded by Mr. Duff, a further direction witiven to Mr. Beale to cons muuieale with the City of on on the subject. R O T E L COLLEGE or nOeolea.—The following members of the college having been elected fellows at pre vioue meetings of the council were admitted as such on the 4th inst., via.:—Messes. Thomas Sunderland Harrison, Promo, Somerset, diploma of membership dated December 7, MI ; Thorns. Bawls, Rtourbridge, Woroestershins, April 29, 183 3 • and Charles Percy Croft, Woburn-square, December 13, 1839. _ FATAL ACrlDENT.—Yesterday afteTTIOOS, a ream named George Edwards, in the employ of Messrs. C. Child. coal merchants, of East Greenwich, was mudding to unload • cargo of coals fmtn a ship to the wharf, when • plank slipped, and the unfortunate man fell into the river—having • seek of coals on his back. The tide being high, every effort to save the deceased was unavailing. FATAL. BOILTS EXPLOSION AT CONSZTT. — Oa Tuesday, one of the mill boilers of the Dement Iron Company, Gossett, exploded, and killed two n.es and severely 'Outs.' four othert. One of • the four men in not likely to survive. Thomas Barrow, the boiler mash was thrown a greet distance and dreadfully mangled. Ha in.,.. a wife and three z hild reo . The other man killed, named Peter Kennia, was fireman, and he leaves • wife and one child. Bevesel persona received slight brew Nan the Mulles AU hoods iliaoontioned work as early se porriLde, and gave every attention to the surrivors. damage was wrought among the pipes. It will probably be more than a week before this part of the mill ma be set The two adjoining boilers were unseated, and co tside :ibis to work. —Manchester Examinee. :i ::1 JW