The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLI(3ZNCIL mos DAY.) -~ - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wu.* Mr. Cumnairimer lloiroyd.) J. , 1131 TALUS. The bankrupt, described as • printstr, of the Straw', WM late the proprietor of the Illitstrated Netts of theW"rld. This was the adjoorued examisation 'meting. The accounts, which are in ...one of preparation by Nears. l'harles Brows and ladies* have sot yet been completed, but the preliminary etatemett shows debts of 14,6241. and assets estimate' et ab...ut 9.01.10/. Mr. A. Turner, fur the assignees, stated that the bank rupee Woks bad bees kept by Menem Berger and 310loseux, who had horned the advertisements in the Aire .1111, W,r1.1. They had rendeml certain seeounts to the official assignee ; but these ware Dot eon sale:ed asti.factory. The amigos:es. therefore, wished for aooljouroeueut. _ Ilr. Marmot, for the haaltrupt, urged that he had done all la his power to roruploe the &conate Ittruate/y as adjournment for sir weeks was agreed to. IN MK P. If ATNEri. The bankrupt, • silk manufacturer, of Jame-street, liethindgreen, passed be etatoniative. The liabilities are of trilling amount, between taall. and 600/. One of the eipal remitters iy • preen, narne4 Aix, late keeping the e T st„ dohn'setreet-rosJ„ who recently absconded on being ao.-uesal of participation in the great silk robberies. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Mora Yr. Under-Sheriff Hurdlell aod a Jury.) raoctamaroas or OUTLAIVIIY. Mr Hemp, the senior officer of the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, made his monthly proclamations of outlawry. Kaiser the lest co:anion, in consequence of the publicity given, one of the defendant, surrendered. When the PM , Wm appear. as they are celled upon to do, they are forth with bike° to Whitsmse.street Prison. It is remarkable that but few canes are completed ; they are geeerally arranged before the "fifth " an d last gal is mob for them to appear and surrender. The following eases were pinclaimed :—John Wheel doe Beaton, at the snit of Geo. A. Bartholomew and another. ; Henry Bartow B. Watson, at the suit of Jaques , Ely ; George *amen, at the suit of Jobs Earle ; Charles Vieer, at the mit of Alessailer G. Feeley ; Frederick Sherwood, at the snit of Aleassader G. Pocky ; Alexander Gower Batton, at the snit of Alexander C. Living ; and Juba. Bernard, at the suit of William V. Parker. The tkainty Court was adjourned to the Ist August. There was only one came in the lint of Miele before a jury, but neither party appeared, and the jury, after being inatullel in the hoe, were discharged withred further i • trouble. The jury had attended from ifighpb. THE MURDER .AND POISONINGS AT somzia.rowN. --40-- ADJOURNED INQUIDIT.—ITHIS DAY.) Thi+ morning the jury previously empanelled re.assembtal before 14. G. S. Brent, at the Elephant and Castle, iiingiaael, Camden.town, to further investigate the tragical circumetsacee coseected with the death of Thomis Pidetborpe, aged four years, who, as alleged, fell a victim to poison wilfully administered by his mother to herself, the deceased, and two others of her cbildree. The usual preliminaries having been performed, The Deputy-Ceroser informed the jury that in accordance with their request be had applied to the Secretary of State, the result bag the presentation of an order for the accused's productios before them on her delivery from the House of Detonates the morning into the custody of the police. 11z. leepocter Stokes, S division. them brought in his pri- Kest frost • private room, and a meat was provided for bar is web a position as to shield her as much as pcorible hem the public gaga The Deputyd:lorooer informed the accused that she was Carlea this ocessiou fur her own henget. She would e evidence, and if any incorrect statement were made by either of the witnesses, she would either by herself or Neheitor be able to relate than, or he (the Deputy-Curoner) would ask aay gesselens s►e 'sight think necessary. The widows Ulm at the easimination on Satunlay lest was the reed ewer to the seemed. ilea. Henry Bathers. worm, of Aldealamtenace, St. Paaam.rued, repeated his evidence of areadloace co th e Nuffense, wiling that he had since mode • post meter exa ✓inatioa. The stomach and its meteor were duly waled and forwarded to Dr. lotheby for thalyeatiou. The late.- time wore perfectly healthy, indbcatugg that the child had Mee well fed. With Memos to the mom of death he would defer hie r errant turd after the result of the malyal had bees gives. Mr. Miaow, the aselatest.eurgeos to St. Pancras Work horse, corroborated the testimony previously grim adding that be used she elorath plum ea th e partially isseesible .odor, sad the cootouts extracted molt ly at opium. The metier lied chddree were afterwards moseyed to the isl Hoary Lothisby, k rasesor of chernistr7, mH Uot se Friday ler he received frost Mr. Seibert. and Mr. Odom • poor costaisieg • • dish. opera*, the etisma of • child ; also • • y pot. coathirog the tole-less of • child The woe memos& He Mead as mod ernism of the mother two mom Of rreeillbe embehmee. but ao apprwroace of food. The demob we Milky. The ratter was sat Meted to chowited toss kr sigma or ine tallk pow o. He fused • trete of ms aeliseehlsod both of which Ms: b leatlamm He thus 11011161•11 d the leteshmes. They were eel epee hob one ad to the other. They bowed ao Om of dream They were sorefelly tasted fer poinem, bat he dimmed me metallie balm let se biers moolie acid and bib Mob he embided that erimm wee protest the hotly. era sild , OF Ml i = UM Wits theetem eb. Them mi t homer. Its • addid of bar ymen of ere. Os the Ilmlordey • Mee of Meer ad me lineal web pummtod to him by Mr. item. hot other • maid beniestine se pokes mid be hood in either. Heabmg heard the *Odom es the poet imertm mei having hoed the osurbineete of of erbium this death ww Is the he asas L k reselt of Mom llty the jag —lt was set wool lo oreh me to Awl Is the lieor sod Mead Rolm Woe be very Legs rpm= The opium mot hays bee .dabletersd ieerit Hr. bitherim hose erbium to hal with De. Leahy last the eamibeetiom of au=tt the MOM of death. Du the jury—Threerbertere of • droobb of capitals wood be ebbe soldrimit to woreine the nether is the Are i Mlle she WIN (sued. The yeomen. AIX hod also Erbeen owebleed. Xr. borereer lbehle vorembed lh he selemes es to the seemed is the St. Pamme slid Mow movies her to the potimemet. Ile oho preimsed • paper which ems temed im • M. ofeereekf to allied kg cannons • 1$ was. birsoner, ass rood threogh. The e mber (s ubs simed thus the mom& voluntarily Wormed him bed if bythina d t to her the wombed Xis. Lem to bone her Kemp had boom minelemed to • UM whisk hod Me publishei The Libmity-Caremer them memed er e med alma the difterem between melee sad manehrepherr. The Mime buf..ni them showed bet throe mem led hod • powerful womie miminiolsood, sad • boob penes hid Wm It. The Able of the jury mew gra to enm esh r the imeet of selpidulity attached to the porous who dad Waimea it. Hie opiates was, althoegh this was owl' pis( aid distrew in Ike case, that the set orpowed to mie of princithawion, rid he mold eft bob mailet to ottani. He would, broom, km this to oememb shoe. William Laarreues, outfitter, of lkwereweireet, So awri.hiwn, was, by tin. wiwh 44 lbw Prodsold relevant to the we. He etatod that he know the wowed, who had worked for bus for about nix or eight usestba Me worked a• Slap- Rork (engineers' slope), sad ,earma from 7a. to an a week ; perliape Dot quite no WWI ; WY sot so exwt fwd. He tool her fur her work • dom• for smile. that soil for 4. each. He knew she wait is a diatremod coodstion, &maid har to apply to • polies magirtrate, Boylan if ha wosid give her • pound or two, he (wawa.) would give bur @necklet to buy • Mr.Skiasar was recalled, awl is answer to the pixy= had attracted daily ou the decomed while au the isirmsry, sad he aaw ac I) uptell.. of unarmed mind. Tlio Deputy-Coroner mid that wail a very proper isquhy, but the, had un ev ide nce wh a t ever th a t would lead to sorb an opinion. Thew hal hail her own statement to Mr. Suthetin that the 'bad adrumiaterod taw laudannni, which bad out been rebutted. The court was thou cleared of Armen, when on its being reopeeed the jury returned a verdict el " Wilful murder PR.tiost Jane relethispe," but aeocenpenied this verdict with a strong recommendation to mercy as wasowat of her poverty. The accused during the whole examination wits bathed in teen, and during Dr. Lethehr's exemieetiou was assapslisel to have stimulant' ndmioistered to her. TILE WAKEPISLO PROSZCGTIONS FOR 131t181111Y. We (Ala)wh.ater Examiner) aro in a position to date poeitively that at the fortbecadng arises at York, which opco on the 9th Militant, indictments for mis demeanour will be preferred by the crown against Joh° Barg Doilgsoa Charlesworth, the late cooservative can ilidat.• for Wakcfiehl ; and Archibald Crowther, one of Mr. Charksworth's supporters, nod a grocer of that town. It is understood that Mr. John Berg Charlesworth, th. consul of the candidate, and who was put upon his trial at the List asotea, will not be again indicted ; but Mr. J. I'. Fernandes, now suffering imprisonment for sou tempt of court on that occasion, will be brought ap by Mats corpus to give eviibmce against the oandidate. The muses will be beani before Mr. Baron Martin, and pmbably in the second week of the commission, es Sir William Atherton, the new attorney-general, will have Illtd to go down to Durham for re-election. Tim counsel retains by the crown for the prosecution are the A tsarusy-Ossanl ; Mr. () screed. Q.C.; Mr. Monk, Q.C.; Mr. Cleasby, Q.C.; ocd Yr. West. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1861. MEXICAN BONDS.-(THIS DAY.) SHARE L1525.-(THIS DAY.) A general meeting of the Mexican bondholders was held at noon at the London Tavera—Mr. D. ROBIZT. eon, M.P., in the chair—to receive the report of the com mittee, and for other purposes. The CHAIMAIL in opening the promedings, observed thee all the South American States had found by experience that honesty was the best policy and now their dividends as regularly as any European State. peed That Mexico, which was richer than any of those States, had not done so, was owing to the frequent changes of governmest. It was now time to take high grou nd in dealing with the Mexican government. (Cheers. The English government was be c omi ng more and more alive to the duty of protecting English interests, but nevertheless it was necessary to make an energetic demand for effectual assistance. As to good offices, as they were termed, they might mean anything or nothing. The robbery of the 6 60, 000 dollars had no parallel in the history of nations. There was no instanoe in which subjects of this country had been subjected to similar treatment, and redress had not been immediately granted by the British government. (Cheers.) There were two or three Tavola nose, which be had already laid before the Foreign-office, and would now submit to the meeting. They were as follows : "That this meeting respectfully but firmly begs her MA leggy's government to continue their demand upon the go vernment of Mexico for the restoration and repayment of the 660,000 dollars with interest, along with costs incurred, as is usual in Mexico, namely, I per cent. per month, as waa fixed in the case of the robbery of the Conduct& to Tampico by Dagollardo. Having reference to the solemn decrees of the legislatures and agreements entered into by the government of Mexico in respect of the English debt, by which special samponents of Custont-honse duties, kc., have been made, this meeting also bees her Majesty's government to insist on the government of Mexico faithfully adhering thereunto. Having referred to the correspondence which has taken place for some years peat between her Majeety's government and the committee of Mexican Bondholders on the subject of interveinors is the Custom-house, and especially to Lord Malmesbory's letter of instructions to Mr. Otway of the Ist of July, 1856, and to the general conclusion &mead at, this meeting beg her Majesty's government to instruct their minister in Mexico to insist on interventors being appointed." If the British government was to submit to insults like, those which had occurred there was an end of the respect doe to the tiag of England. (Hear, hear.) The only de fence set up for the robbery of the 600,000 dols. was that It was taken by persons over whom the existing government had no control. What would be said if E ng land were to set up such a pies with regard to a debt due from English men to foreigners? (Hear, hear.) Mr. Matthew was told not to recognise the new liberal government until indemnity had been granted for past outrages of this description. His anxiety to recognise it and his conduct afterwards led to the worst results. Their own commis. dotter, Mr. Whitehead, was not altogether free from blame; be gave a sort of sanction to Mr. Matthews' conduct. A more honourable man did not exist, but he had prefered Mexican opinions to English ones , and had not followed the instruc tions of the directors. It bad been recently intimated to him that in future he would not receive any mosey except his per eentage on the account' remitted. Lord John Russell and Lord Wodehouse were most favourable to the claims of the bondholders, and he tholight that a deputation should be appointed to wait upon them, and that the meeting sMwld be adjourned, in cedar that they might all know the result as early as possible. In conclusion, he ex pressed his belief that Sir Charles Wyke was the best man that over went oat to en American state as the representa tive of this country. (Hear, hear.) Sir H. Shaun considered the negations read by the chairman two mild. He was for saying to the Mexican government, " this, or take the coesequences." The CHAIRMAN said it would be useless for the hood holders to titration war ; they most leave the mode of action in the hands of the government. Admiral WALLIS said they had now arrived at such • pitch that they must forfeit all they were entitled to, or at once have it. (Chain.) Let him be entrusted with the command of a squadron, and the money would soon he paid. France and even Spain had set this ootunrya proper example in that respect. (Hear, hear.) The CHAIRMAN said he would willingly accept, though he could sot propose, some more energetic resolutions than those which he had himself submitted. Mr. GiRSTINBERI: thought it desirable to increase the number of the committee, iu order to strengthen it. The result of the discussion, which was a very protracted one, was that a deputation was appointed to wait upon Lard John Russell, and an understanding was come to that a meeting would be conveped to consider the result of the interview. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day is heavy. A reduction of Ito * per cent. has taken place in several of the principal . stooks. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 93 4 1 to I, a reduction of * per cent. ; Mitlland, 120 to 121; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 112 k; South Eastern, 82 to ; Eastern Coun ties, 491 to ; and Caledonian, 99 to *. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are hunk of to 9-18 dis. There is a rise in Grand of Canada Railway stock. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT atenue =saws-) NEWMARKET MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) F!ANDICAY. Halt Lk Little Lady ... Lady Derby . . Apollo 5 rem. H.INDICAP OF 15 SOY'S. Giraffe ------ 77 ... 1 Bosbdcl NC HANDICAP PLATE. NEW T.Y.C. C'osmopobte 1 Waterwitch 12 rut. ENTRY FOR SELLING STAKES. New T.Y.C. Golden Fleece, Albs, sad Leaden. All are here. CHESTERFIELD STAKE& lost bait of B.M. Newsboy, Flower of Kest, layaway a, Oisoo e, Six to Fracas', Ada. f, Poiypod ve , 4/weea Elisabeth, Hurricane, COMA, Gorse, Br to 1 sad Xurollo are ben. Pam FOlMlT.—Laughing Stock, Lord Clyde ' Doglis, f by Flatosteber, Malek, B a ll er i na Hopeful, Dachas, Tresham, Knight of St. Michael, sad Duke Rolla IIkSUICKER STAKES. WI. Fergus, Ruaaley, Grouse, Walloon, and Diophantue are Fergus PAID Foanrr. —Vapour. Folkestone, and Arrogant. ENTRY FOR 501. SELLING PLATE. Chesterfield C. Spaniel% Fly, Rosalind, Herman, Twinkle, [mantes, Snake, Bayard, Wolsey, Hiunbleten Lau, Lady Love I, &sway g. All are here. WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKE& About one mile. Paroquet, tinter to Manet-Arma, &tail Arrow, um(' Conqueror are here. WORCESTERSHIRE STAKES. One mile 3 furlongs. Wet,' Morn , Aston, rainwater, Flirtation, Fhteb, Waterford, Dreadnought, Von Stroom, Diadem, M. Phi. lippe, Weatherproof, Jesuit, and Milwerton are here. PAID Foarar.—Zodiac and Count 8010. CROONS STAKES. About one mile. Billy Dwindles, Fairwater, Sister to Man-et-Arms, Con- stance, Acre, and KlMown ere here, OTHIER ARRIVAL/. -36m Hawthorn, Br to Conqueror, Orion, Waterford, Lammley, Commander, and Midnight. THE ORE4T JURA IA TOOLAY-STREET. LATIN PABT'ICULABIL—(THIPI DAY.) The fire is far from being extinguiahei, and about noon to-day a freshoutbreak took place in one of the •sulfa neared the northern extremity. This department coattail; some thousand barrels of bacon and tierces of as well as a peat number of hogsheads of salted beef. The smoke that arose from the pled, although the flames could not be seen, was of a suffocating character. Several explosions also occurred about noon to-day, so doubt canoed from the ignition of saltpetre and casks of tallow. Under ordinary eircumstaocee, these ex plesioes would have the effect of purifying the air, but such is the vast quantity of tallow, oil, and bacon blaring away, that the smell emitted is sd only obnoxious, but is eon►idered highly prejudicial to. the inhabitants, and a notke to that effect has been sent this morning to the Board of Health. An open ing has been made nodes the Customs department, next to the Grapes tavern, sad immense quantities of pickled beef sad pork an being taken out, and tons weight of liquid tallow sad cli are being skimmed by means of large ladles off the surface of the sewage water se it is forced by the same element from the Thames, and the stand pipes supplied by the Southwark Company. The two powerful steam &siting engines are still obliged to be kept at work. The result of all this is hardly perceptible, beyond the fact that it drives the oil and tallow into the sewers. Thu inside walls are in such a dangerous state that they ere expected hourly to fall. THE GREAT RIFLE 'farce AT WIMBLEDON. (THIS DAY.) This morning, at au early hour, members of volunteer corps and WIWI burned off to Wimbledon to be patent at the great prize meeting of the Nations! Rite Association, which shortly after noon to-day was duly luau. garret Wimbledon Common presented an animated ap- Franco, some hundreds of persona being present to in spect the arrangement' preparatory to the com mencement of the more serious business of the day. Today's work opened with • competition for the Queen's prizes namely, twenty Whitworth rifles, value 251. each, and the silver medal fur the beet shot. These are open to volunteers (ender striding rules 16 and 17) and esiemial voluntary. There were also this morning prime for "all comers," namely, sir at W. each at a range of 900 yards, seven at 3.5/. each at a range of 500 yards, and pees at 501. each at a range of 600 yards. These primes are ern to all comers of all nations, including volunteers. To morrow morning the Prince of Walee' prize of 1001. in wag er • 100/. cup will be contended for, the qu•ll fisstlMe candidates being that they are volunteer prise baba The ranges an to be respectively 200, 000, and SOO yards, the number of shot" at each nap being 0. The "Rille Derby" is appointed to tam place as Thenday next, and is likely to be a meet exciting affair, if a jedameat may be formed from the preparation which an at premed being made for it. It will be opal to all comers, the main being 200, 500, sod 600 yards, with any anima -1 intim and any arms under 10Ibe. weight. A hod of die tiagelehed persons have already paid the 2/. estrum fee, whir& will entitle them te be competitors. Anieeget them ere Earl Spacer, the Earl cif Docie, the Eirl of Dunmore. the Earl Grosvenor, M.P., the Earl of Leicester, Vimeent Nam M.P., Lord Elate, H.P., the Furl of Lichfield, Vieenett !riding, Sir Edward Harrison, Bart., M.P., Ostend North, M.P., Mr. Deader, M.P., &r Hairy Fletcher, the Hoe. H. T. throw. the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, Captain J. Deaner, M.P., Hr. Roes (who so greatly distill. gabled bland at the hest Wimbledon meeting), Colonel C. Kenody, Sir R. de Burgh, Major the Hon. W. Talbot, Majer-Gtharel Sir C. Hey, Lieut.-Colonel Hicks, Mr. C.,W. Lancaster (at New Beed-dreet), Mr. George Russell, Mr. Alfred Sada* and Lieetimant Walker. The distribu ties of prizes will tabs place on Wimbledon.common, on Saturday, the 13th of July, after which • review of the Merepelitan and other Volunteer Corps will be held by his Royal Highness the Cawimewlee4e-Cldef. A canonry residentiary in Hereford Cathedral bre bureara vacant by the death of the Rev. Hugh Houma Margris, 8.D., who Iwo held it tiara Dal. It is worth shoat ?OCR a year. By Mr. Horgao's death taw vicarage at Dsgweirdter Ira begone wart. It it worth ►boat 8001. a year, sad is la the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Here ford. Mr. Morgan was alto Warden of St. Catherine's Rcapitat, Ledbetry, an appointment of eonahlerahle value. Lora Dufferco, member of the Enrols-mu Com mission at Boyrout, ha plural through Paris, on his way to Loudon. The health of his lonlehip, which has mitered from the fatigue he has undergone in Syria, would not allow him to accompany the other members of the arm• minion to instal the new governor of the Lebanon. He will be replaced on that occasion by the British Consul at &peat itsjor Yolverton presented himself on Toeldlay at the Ifaaelos-hove, to make the usual declaration for his kali-lay as mice in the Artillery. Ritiimay accidents are not frequent in Franco. ♦ miens one, however, is announced to have occurred at Im Bede, in the Bordelais It was mused by the collision of two trains coming in contrary directions. The informa tive as yet received states that the eoginveri and firemen of each train, together with 20 travellers, were wounded, bat sot dangerously. The two locomotives and eight waggons were shattered to pieces. The prefect of the de partment, on being made acquainted with the accident, immediately proceeded to the scene of the disaster. Tea PRISZR.FATION or SAL-MON.—The Fislietier Presisrmitiou Association have caused a series of roodele to be made of the various nets and other engines used in the destruction of minion, as it is thought that they will be found useful in el•iridating difficult points that may arise in t►e diectusioo of the various fisheries bills now before the BOUM of Loots and Common,. The models consist of a emir* weir, otherwise called the salmon cribs, boxes, traps, eta ; a @Mks net, with three heeds, which is one of the aseentiontructive implements used in oar estuaries or on our assts; • beg net. an implement quite as destructive is or even mere so then the stake net ; a stake net, with one land; a haul weir ; • fly net ; a snap net ; a fish pies over war ; a mill nice and weir, Si it should be, with fish paw, Sim. complete; a tail race, with grating. An interesting pamphlet has been published by the association containing abundant explanatioue for the primer understanding of the use and abuse of the above models, MINIIB,-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two". The mining market continues dull, with only a limited amount of business. Groat South Tolgus shares are officially marked 31; this is the only transaction reseeded in the Stock Ex change official list. North Treskerby shares have improved to 231 to 24k, upon the meeting. East Caradon are firmer, at 221 to 23 ; and East Wheal Grenville flatter, at 41s. to 423. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quiet. United Mexican are rather fiat, and are marked 6. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at If and 11. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Association is called for the 31st inst. The interest is vertised on this company's 5 per cent. loan. The second all of ss. is to be paid on the shares of the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Company by the Bth of August. At Stray Park Ml.. meeting on Tuesday a call of 2t. 71. per stars was mad.. AifrcTf slack Hiss aroatiog yartarday, the accounts showed a debit balance of WU. Bs. Ild. A call of ss. per share was made. At Great Ratsßack Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts ho wed • Wanes of erste over liabilities of 1791. 34. CI. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& 00BN.-MPSRIAL AVERAOIIB. May U Jam 1 I —u 12 —m IftwukeAig IVIT.-771477, Bellel in tlelA Ave, 'JOA, MlAlut • re, o. b I_ GIAUF SOL. wanc—Wbssi. KM: Wig), 1,260 am* 4,676: rye. 6: baulk 2,236; pew, ID querlers. lIMILAZ MOMS MI Iteamtliosel Q Td •viaAas PIKS Of Irdif 10106 278 612 WIMP 11/7710. Ma& Juno IL 14. ./ Yaw • •—•-- • • MINCING LAN7I.-(THIS DAY.) Blast.—ifs nriiinit less bsea dull at yanlerday's *cm Maud las s Ira Oorna—ne puM ali ss i l l es li ts going MI without 'bowing say material altenitiou ie prices. Tts.—Prier obtrined at the public sales bays been irre=, bat Ms, result showed rather lower Khios. sr.—ifs demand continues good and pnors bare an upward tendency. KIM —The quantity offered on public sale was withdrawn, for want of buyers at previous rates. Rex steady, but not active. Markets geuerally inactive to-day. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is •teed Town tallow is quoted 495. Gd., net cash ; Petersham T.O. a tie spot. 5.14. ; /intrust to September, Ws. Gd. to 51s. ; October to December, Ws. Gd. METROPOLITAN OAITLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a fair supply of boost% ad the trade for them is about the same as on Monday. Sheep and lam)* are more plentiful than on Thnraloy last. Trade is exceedin4ly dull, and prices are lower. A clearance cannot he effeetot Calves are selling about the same as on Monday. From Germany and Holland there em 250 beasts, 1,840 sheep, SGO calves, and 40 pigs ; Spain, 200 bouts ; match cows, MI Per alone at utbs. a. 4. a. a. I Per stone ot 616 e. a. O. ad. Rest Aosta, llarefele. a 10 II 21 Beet Dnett UldelaSh 4 10 6 0 beat a 8 e 0 Best Lou-w00d5.... 0 0 0 0 Second qua/ beagle I 84 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 5 Calves Pas Beat Dna* Ellt-breda 0 0 0 Lamha Beasts at market, 1,245; Sheep and lambs. 14,050; Calves, an; 142. SMITHFIELD HAY MAIUCHT.-(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davis and Co. report trade at the following mess :—Prime meadow hay, 765. to Ns. ; superior ditto, dEe. to 100 s. , inferior ditto, :10a to so. ; Pe. , ditto, A. to 80a. ; clover, old, 908. to 120. ; straw, 30i. to 40e. %MOP Or LONDON'S CONFIRMATIONS.— gins DAY.)—This morning the Bishop of London held a con firmation in the perish church of Christ Church, HuYln• bone. His lordship was received by the Rev. J. Llewellyn Davies, M.A., the rector, the Rev. Prebendary itopl, the Rev. Dr. Goulburo, and a large number of the boil clew. About 300 your); persons were admitted to a participation he the rite. Hu lordship will hold three confirmations in August, namely, on Wednesday, the 7th, at Mortlake ; on Friday, the 9th, at St. John's, Hammersmith ; and on Sun day, the 11th, at St. Mark's, Whitectupel. noTAL AORICULTUEAL Snow or IRELAND.—This show is to be held this year in Belfast, on the 7th, rith, sod 9th of August, to be accompanied with a public dinner and ball, a flower show being extra. It is expected that his Royal Hieineni the Prince of Wales and the Lord Lieu tenant will Melt the north as the occasion. 1S so so a so 1 66. •1 =A Irii id 1: 11 sirlt W id 349 Id as SI Ai ld 164 14 ids id 544 id O id SY 04 lie id 194 as lad 634 9d No id IN Ild m ld 44.4 ad sin 14 52. 54 AM Sd Ni 94 id Ks 04 Illa SI 514 Od 111. $4 Ise ad I/ 4416.. 5CRs 14 Ns 04 IN led 164 ild Ida 114 444 ids*. lad a SI. Jure I. --, II .. =lt lALDINAAY SL4I AND groom UILWATIL assa.,WoLicSsoarVaL I lert„lma. a olCbas..Twas 111Wilm apth Gag Time I !Mold Dodos. and Ilsalrdot MAG. 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Vibe I .60101111 . 0 iamt.. 4 Ili 4 t als L ok Au 12 11 l2 * 4916 S 2 64 67 69 V 11 pm 1114 17e 4 64 411 111 119 IM Sl_ 13 scli r i ' i poll I m• par Y 10 Nil id zd Iti 14 17 Sli - _ ln - 24 If sin THE FIRE BILIGADE.—Mr. Thomson Hawkey contends, in a letter to the Timer, that it is entirely an erroneous principle to place such an establishment as the London Fire Brigade under the management and control of Ire insurance ompanies. " I would suggest," ho say.. "that the whole arrangement should he placed under the charge of the metropolitan police, whereby its enlargement from time to time would as naturally take place and be as natu rally adapted to the wants of the metropolis as any other pohee arrangement. I could, lam sure, suggest a plan for the consideration of the police authorities which would entail very little increase of police rates, and would be, on the whole, a saving even in money to the metropolis, but I must not trespass on your columns by entering into detail. The nt is, however, a peculiarly fitting moment for the ratiou of this subject. The place of Superintendent of the Fire Brigade is vacant, mid ought to be speedily filled up. There is at bend a line and able body of men, thoroughly accustomed to the required work, whose orrice , ' could doubtless be obtained if adequate remunerated. There in no new corps or establishment to be formed. All could doubtless be obtained by police arrangements if the measure were thought expedient, and If the sanction of the House of Commons, in consequence of any necessary alter ation in police seta were required, I doubt not that the ik cretary of &ate for the Home Deportment would be will ing and able to suggest a ready mode for aceomplinhiug so desirable an object, or if be would recommend the appoint meat of a small committee of the HUMID of Commons, I feel sure that such evidence might be easily adduced as would satisfy any committee of the correctness of the views I have ventured to express, and of the expedieucy of at Mee carrying the same Mb. elicct." GLENTILT Aoarr.—Would anybody believe that, notwithstandiug the liberality of his Grace the Duke of Argyll in allowing parties resident in the neighbourhood acmes to his domain at Raseneeth, the intolerant fanner at Portkill has shut up the beautiful rued and drive which, through the kiudoeas of the late much-lamented Mr. Lore Campbell Ohs late tenant), proved such a boon to the resideoters here? By the closing of this road, the inha bitants of Kilamnran have no direct acmes to the duke's grounds. Surely every British subject is entitled to free seem to the shore below high-water mark ; but this worthy has thought fit even to enclose the shore by stretching far into the sea. Is this right, and is if k i i i r permitted? Perhaps a subscription got up for the purpose might 'sable the parties interested to put an end to the matter one way or another.—Nort4 I11!' Clll 1I nii i pm PS Zia ts:iiioo 1 I ,1•41. 1 2" gel 9 zel ISO . 100 lit UT .100 00 ill .100 0 05 . 101 . 109 94 Mad K Ni 4 5 5 5 75 SO • TO ▪ 70 ay 61 : ID. le die Itd,a z in dla x In 97 eh z in 17 18 66 60 45 60 it 34 89 43 it 66 82 56 16 98 x In 1i 01 x 101 88 04. z 5 i for ii boi 96 913 &i 99 SS Nx lc 1114 ta{ _to es w Ili Nile le le Ws X la 110 92 : In I i Ma 108 10! id. 107 100 197 109 98 99 zd 106 he 106 108 I 105 k 106. id' 104 103 zd! 964 971 id 96{ 97 id 961 $7 zd 106 106 zd. 105 104 5 V i a Saha to-da3 to 1 p.m. :In 9 . 5 1 i MONRY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two co'Cuten. The funds to-day are firmer. Consols have ad vanoed 1-16 to # per cent. English railway stocks' on the other hand, in several instances exhibit an unfavourable reaction. The only other movement is a further considerable rise in Turkish Bonds, which are in speculative favour. At Paris this morning, aocording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671 r. 70c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 894 and 4, ex div., for money, and 89/, ex div., for the account (July 10). The present quotations ate 891 to 4 for money, and 894 for the 10th el July. The official business report is as follows :—. Bank Stock, 230 ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 884„ 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 4, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981,, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto for amount, 984, 4, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 96/, 96; ditto, 1864, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 11 s. die.; ditto June, 13a., ls. din The market for Turkish Bonds is very animated. A fresh rise of Ito 11 per oent. has taken plane. The loan of 1864 is now quoted 741 to 751, and that of 1858, 60 to 1. There is as other feature of interest in this department. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 864 ; Dutels Four per Cent. Certificates, 1004; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 221; New Granada Active, 151; ditto Deferred, 51 ; Portuguese Three per Center s 1853, 461, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Thre• per Cents., for account, 414, ex air. ; Turkish Sin per Cents., 1864, for account, 751, 744, 751; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1858, for account, 594, 601, 59 604, 4 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 18. The tendency to dulness of basin ess being it creased whilst the Indian Loan is pending, regiet expressed that Monday next was not fixed fog the reception of the tenders. There was so need of delaying the affair until the Llth, unless it be that Sir Charles Wood wished to see what the dividends would do for him. There were no gold transactions at the Bank yes terday. The Oneida, from Brasil, has reached Southampton, with 31,8961. in specie. The amount of specie taken to New York ymter day by the City of Washington wasM, 183?. , The Atrato, which sailed yesterday for the West Indies, had 14k0611. in specie ou board, of which 96,186 L was on English and the rest on Preach account. At an adjourned meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Mackay and Rend, commission merchants and insurance brokers, it was resolved to accept a composition of tia. iu the pound, payable in instal ments at 6, 10, and 14 months, the last secured. A resort to bankruptcy proceedings was deprecated, on account of the expense, which would greatly re duce the dividend. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a deprave of 3,0061. • the Great Western a decrease of 1,153 L ; the area* Northern a decrease of 1,7'981.; and the Loadom and South Western an iucreaso of 2,9421. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will exhibit a decrease of SOOL The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending Julio 21, were 6 6 5211. sterling, being 5481. more than in the oorresponding week of last year. The traffic on the 1,004 miles of the South Aus trian li ne of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending June 24, was 43,1261., being 14,209 f. more than in the corre sponding week of 1860 ou 687 niil w ; and that os the Loinhardo-Venetian line 5,0371, showing a* increase of 925/. At the annual meeting of shareholders is the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company, just hold at Amsterdam, the direction was empowered to die tribute a dividend of Gs. 101. per share. A call of 41. is to be paid on the shares in the Sevenoaks Railway Company by the let August. The letters of allotment of the Commercial Copper Smelting Company will be isvued on Fiiday. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insuranoN gas and coke, dock, and other shares, as given In the last Stock Exchange list : Insursoce.—Alliance, British and Foreign, 15LBa deun g/a/ 64, 7 . ; Equity and Law, 81 ; Blobs. , 99 ex die.; Marine, 143; Law Life, 801 ; Loam' and Prowineil Marine, lj ; Minerva, 8 , 4; Bock Life, 811; Universal Marire, 11. Cre.—Commercial, 373, 333; ilreat Central, 177; for don Parliamentary, 207. Docks.—Londoo, Al, 601. Bridges.—Waterloo, Anne. of 81., 321 ; 20i ex div. Waterworks.—Lambeth, 103. At the tenth annual inflating of the Perpetual In vestment, Land, and Building Society, held yesterday evening, the directors' repot "dive:wed the progees of the society as very satisfactory. The receipts front all sources in the year amounted to 117,29 a, making an aggregate of 915012?. since the forme tiyu of the undertaking. The sum of 34,1t10!. has been advanced during the year upon the mortgage of freehold, cupyhold, and leasehold properties. Thu report observes,: The directors have added to the subscription shares a bonus equal to 4 per cent. on shares upon which twelve months' subscriptions or more have been part Tho bongs bail been carried to the credit of thy several shareh,oltlent soconate, which, for the pest year, all be equal torsion, the interest on subscription shares of twelve years sail a half to 81 per ceut., and on sill veription shares of seven and a gunner and te e years to 8 per cent. A general meeting of Ni.lareholders in the Royal Portuguese Railway Oompany is convened fur the 2nd September a: Lisbon. English shareaoldees who wish to attend must deposit their shares at the office of Messrs. G. E. &Herm and Go. With reference to the market for American wen riling% Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports us fulrows The same dulness we noted last week continues to charm• tense the market in London for American securities, ea* the disposLion to sell United 6t stns and Virginia Londe ise. creases. Railroad bonds and shares are thinly imutitainea, but without much Improvement in quotations. • A public meeting of 5hip0W11.37.4 awl others will be held on the 9th inst. at the London Tavern, Mr. W. S. Lindsay, M.P., in the chair, to consider the regulations i.sued by the government, under which masers and notes of merchant vessels may be enrolled as officers of the Royal Naval Reserve. The Admir..lty will :waive tenders on the 17th inst. for the supply of 3,000 , i ts. of wheat, 1.:10 tone of cocoa, and 2U9 tons of str. ; ar. The Rougumunt, Statesman, and Swithandely have been engaged for the conveyance of govern ment stores to Calcutta, Madras, and Kurrachos, respectively. - - - - - - - - - - The second of the monthly sales of cochineal took phew. yesterday. Subjoined is a report : • 1,117 logs were offered, consisting of 1,081 bags Honda's. 147 bags leneriffe, and 1861 bags Mexican. About 1,000 hey were sold at as advenee of ltt. to 3d. per lb. for Headwall wirer, and Id. on Teueritte grata, upou the unit June sake; other sorts were neglecited, and prioes were without idles: tiou. This satisfactory result argues well for the successful working of these periodical sales, instead of those held ender tke old system ► sad we bop e that importers will aili,re to the muothly ss:les, which, so far, Lore proved highly satis factory to both foreign and home buyers. WEDNIESDAT _Cvi2mca. Consols, which closed yest e rday at 13971t7i,en div., for tue 10th of July, opened this morning at 8 It, " buyers," and close d at 891 to Fur 'noway the last price was 891 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, f, ex div. ; ditto for account (.lu/ar 10), 89f, it, es div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88f, C ; New Three per Cents., 88f, ff, 1 ; Now Three-and:a-Half per Cents., 95 ; Bank Stock, 2281, 229 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 98k, 1, es div. • Five per Cent. " enfaesd" rape° paper, 94. The India Five per Cent. stock wit; rather limey closing at 98i to c ex div. The March Exchequer Bills were flat, at 123. to 7s. die., and the .1 IUIU an es. to 2s. die. The trausactione in Tur Bonds were to a fair extent, and prices continue to rise. The advance amounted to-day to per cent., the Loan of MI closing at 731 to 74, and th•tt of 1868 at 4 .- Sdi 49. Moak-lei Bonds were dull, a22to L. sin 9 4 OT - Pn id 'ln :In :In 171 181 - =m .- :m id zd ni 1:d _'4 zd 105 id 101} ad 106' - 71