The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) TLe srr-tcza took the chair shortly attar 12 o'clock. PRIMATE _ lir Lords' amendments to the North British and Peebles aw bi l Joihnrgh Railway Compusire Bill were ecesidered and ..red to. PETITIONS. Severs/ petitions were presented against the Sunday Trehn,7, the Bighway and Roads, sad the Metropolis Local M manement 1 INURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND (fl LAND) BILL. The committee on this bill wee rammed. ?2, M BUTT — asked whether the min • putt on land sane r. to take precis:lsom of previous . Mr. DEASY replied that the clause was not drawn with 11. ,t view. %fur wane dimanion the chum was speed to as it .1...4 Muses tt and 34 were also speed to. Oa clause giving powers, Mr. GEORGE moved the omission of this part of the 1011, and the suristitatius for it es muse of the eerrespooding ..sat of the Lm•ing sod Ira L eads (Ireland) Bill, siiieh hail Imes brought in by Ur. and the eam n,ntee up alrieh stood next oo the order the day. Mr. DEAM V contended that the peovisloes of the ? w ar t : !wri t were simpler sad safer those of Mr. Mr )NGFIELD tLo t the hams mid aot be called ole.a to adopt thole-one clove of another bill is prefer race to this, bet standee each of its ekniee separahay. The smersimeat kr this object was then withdrawn by Mr. Geniu.e. [Left Bitting.] LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCREQURR. Sitting. at \ri Prius, .t Guildhall. —(Bdore Mr. Bur= Martin sod a Mperial Jury.) _ _ TIMM r. Tilt EA?KRq COC)171111 RAILWAT COMPLNY.- 1.11.1111317M1LZ Amman. _ . • This was an action to recover campeemtios ia damages for ...nom injuraw received through the alleged the th e action ' servaets. The defeedanta that before the action they satielled the • • riga by the penitent .4 51., to which the *Miff that Ire denied the ddeedents' phis; and, y, that he was isduced to accept the 51. by the &fondest? hued. Mr. J. Peirce sad Mr. Butler Rigby were aimed for the plaintiff ; Mr. fferjesuat Pigott aad Mr. Can were mould In the .kfeorlants. It appeared from the wide's, that the plaiatilf was a adk.sprimer, and us the let Jan last he Moat a raters ticket at itheireditch Swim to is Essex. The train wee appoiated to return at 15 mantes_ put 7 o'clock is the eleaing , but it did sot ham Bark* seta 22 mutates after 7 o'clork. When the areas arrived mar Fureamite a col.lisioa took penes with the Cabled*, Maier, and the s co t Wag he recollected was lyieg oo a beak. With peat dillissity the pensingen walked etyma the fields to Stratford, where got into railway men ages arid were eoeveyed to the Ma tsu. Wheat be gut thee* he felt arch shakes, hie ems lied bees blembeg, his farm was mewed with blood, mad his hat w e. crushed. He wee taken to Dr. Royer, me of the siedreal teßcam .4 the eastimay, who ezawdaed his arms which maw Rub bnimed,. lredeired then ap, and gave lum • keion to rub r&Wring hies to call the following meanie about 11 o' Plakdiff went to the surgery au Mooday moraMg, when Dr. Roper asked brio if had been over to the railway italics. Plaintiff " No." flo which Dr. Roper seed , " You bad better go over there, you are mum fq&Seed than bort. You will get a pound or two." Plaiotdf west over to the eacs.stary's office. and mw two gestlerma, who said they would meeker Ti. if he would sign a paper. Use of thegeatlemee laid to ...Ph. Lir. Raper says you an all right again." Witness moved the paper, which stated that to emaders. tiro of the payment .4 the 31. be menaced all further chains upon the compaey. The paper was read over to him alter he argued it, but be was la each an agitated mate that he did not thoroughly sederdead its con. tents. Plaintiff cautioned to get worse, and ta Wed sealay, the 4th. h. west again to Dr. Raper, whew it was &wavered that he was suffering from • double rupture, co d he we. reformed he would sever get rid of it. le. }hirer pravideal him with • truss, but it was too large for him. mud he saw lit. Roper on the 'retry. Iry Roper their left him a few minutes, awl returned with one .4 the railway offical., who offered to gr.., the plaintiff 10a. for • trues os his signing • swore' paper. He &Aural to do so, and had been supplied with out he the Trues Swirly through his late master's recommendatiou. He was moaned for 12 or 13 week@ and bad tee Wee side to resume his work. He was • married mesa with two children to support. The piper was put in and read. It was • receipt for 51. as comp...et:on iu full .4 all demands for bodily injuries sus tamed by the colleioL, and fur all lugs or damages arising now or fa-r...fter out of web injuries. The learned judge sail there was as end of the arse. There we. 10. fraud. To stearin fraud the plaintiff mast prove two things first, that the paper was Opal through a n aaaaa Vrt Or OW or, sreuedly, through a freodalent COG' 11l .4 facts. It wins a cam tuning apes the paint law in reference to the piper or cestaset, and set for the jury, but he had re. objectien to pr ocee d with the awe if the learned counsel thou4lit he daru7d sostaie tie charge of fraud. Mr. Pearce then c-alled two medical men, who proved that plaintid we.. labouring under double rupture, which (111.1. t ("Orr 1.13 ealim,l by greet violence. r of the me rle al uleu distal that hi* claim against the plaintiff for ourpral, Arc alt. 4.14110 , 1, 401. 'l7.e learni:d Pulp- raid, without remarking on the .gur.- to.i.alle 'teak of inducing ignorant persons to sigu a Juror nislit this chiiiieirr, (lie plaintiff bad made a contrail with the defeialausts which mint be held binding, and he tr.e.l the onliurry roles Affecting contracts, unless laudcould he proved. • That had failed here, and howevcr I.lw L the plaitiliff t.. Lr I.itied • the verdict riiii•t la; for The pid.:ll• Dl/01.11.1 take warning f theae saw% awl not sigu ;Rich document.. No doubt railway 4.4111.11111 e. lad herb italitecil to adopt this system of dealing with the yolk( own; to the exorbitant demands that hail Iva u maAle Ujeol. then, 111 4./.. "f .1 jury num inked if the jury might be permitted to es• 11.... r au 1t114,11 ..11 the c.ew. They wished the plAllltiti 1 , 11.1 Is. compeurnted to a greater esteut than he had 1., 11. Ki:l lie had Made ass, lUtillyttiolluf tlwt anal to the dr4cadants. Mr. Iterptutt ) sail ...UM takeare that the ;tux'. ititimatmea:l",ipini sail 51i..u1.1 be conveyed to the .1.- whims. lie ihould dare no objective to aril in a • 1.140.11 for the mar. A ;unman meld Ime would nadili• give the men his einem The i jur)inea amid they noulml sire the nun they fee.. The inni•ml judge maid it %NU very hmuulaouni of the jury. The fo.ivniani of the jury them limuded to the poor inen twmlve guinea., for which be exp.-smell him gratitude, • • emked th•• learned judge to r•••••i iiiiiiiii the directors to m•i• haui moue light employment. Th.• termed judge rejmai•ml that be Led 'intik r numniuni• t 411.41 to the defendable' five plaintiff wee lieu weseuited. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Yr. Comiderriower Holroyd.) t• r A. eItAIL —CAME or A YEW 111t11414WKIE Tire laiwkrue was rieserilyed as a nterchaaL, of Kling - street, Cliespeole, and L. of lit. John's, New Brunswick. This was the rortilieate troy:tin. The liabilitise are exclu• roir I. Los. .4 the late firm of Crane endear., of Kt. Joh•'s, •oil anroout to 15,9731., trim the claims of creditors who 1..4 rod ..oueurred ia a deed of aseiconteat executed in 4 Ir. toter, 1 , 57. Tlys emote were of tridrog amount, shout MIX Mr. Lialdetar. row behalf of Or lookruie, stated that nitre*. tly: last *klieg he had been t.. Arleen.. aatl had re. turbid, Lriagiug with Lim 4,...:uluruie Mali% to the arioa meat. r. Err.hth•hl, who appowirod for News. Pealondy, agents f..r itaiscao, riberishau, al4 of New York, stated that tro-y had iuti•wh.l 4, omowe, Lout found! that they 4, 1U1.1 104 1 . • •01 with ett v et there loving imprint .4 baud He woul.l, I..wever, on the atteutioa of the cowl to resiwur uniet.www. Mt. LuiaLter ookpateoh se *alien of opposition having I. • , •irra. . . . . . . Ilt:floo. --- mr held that the creditors could only be heanl Assizbeno. 11.• Tarr for the awl...neer offered no oppraition. lsolloter raid that though the lialtilitias in New Is•owwlak a. re large, the ma* was purely me of mi.f..r• large lames haviag been smarmed Ls fading awl al.- • • AIN; .lalsars, and fall to tha ;wiee .4 ~Arch..... Iftnkrupt belay earwax!, stated that he had traded f• u. a. I rhno• awl before the slow ~,,, eut in Ireinan with a small rupstal ; taut lu 174.50 i when I , •-•4 lional lobo 16.1111111111111.. I.e Lid 10,00 1 4;. Hu ..• :.••• WA. thst .4 co: asioti si..l shipper to the M. •' 1.••11. • At the lin., ( the awignoont his total ha ' ••w. n. 19.317/. I The deed of amignmeut provi•le• t• •I n.. .111,44 .la of those eraditors who do not amour pawl to the hiudirupt or his 'tanner. 4. Tot r That ni n ; and the a...spores mesa to claim t. a dirslewls. i.l Ammer 41 furthrr questioas, said that IL'Ln,l. rtr givru ap utiarr the imoizunieat had prioluerd •,• .1 2,1A1W. ) 4 , 61111111.6. the' mill it appeared ity the .4 di* 1... t they hail rreeival 1,7011/. lll.aawr laud he must treat the came aa au tar...plowed • • The irrfurtuati..a a. t.. the tnaling was eery 'ir• • • 1 ; 1 the ..aut ..ell.' ton Nov that the f.ilurs burl 1...* And r n idortutw•. It • , 1' 4. have .b.ae to part, sad a scow., awns vertal' ..• thrurfere I. ; comae& (Nobl e Mr ('woiroai..i4.mer Fualtbualtte.) IN a 1 I. YI).LLEII. 1 i.. I..nlrupt was a cluthter, r 4 ALlermanbury. 1 :.• r.. the eamninattou ;urethra. H. 11WIIII to uarreeured ' • ...• 1.?•4/.; BO ...mt. Tire prutita (la fifteen months) '-• " 6.41 ; eireieees awl 1.... by Ind debt*. Y,llp/. s. I s.rr.rK Imps& MI the gruutyt that the bankrupt 1-. •`' .Irleodeel eta aetlua rutteht spirt him uti THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1860. • bill of exchange for At., give u, without easaideration, in favour of a publican mimed Blackburn. What awed on the bill, the bankrupt had pleaded that it was fraudulently obtainei, but afterwards withdrew his plea. Yr. lAwraoce submitted that the bankrapee defence was bee fide ; and he had only been induced to withdraw his phi on the 'entrance that some if the other parties to the 1111 would be proceeded ageiii.t, .ind also because he was do Mini about the state of his circumstances. Hia Honour did not think that a vexations defence had been made out in such a sense us to require the refusal of protection at that see of the case. Protection would be given for a mouth, renewable from week to week if he made fair progress with his 1000111 AL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. SMOLA' CONFESSION OF ROBBERY. Louisa St.ri s i, 27, was charged, on her own e o n• i fension, with 51.10 e. belonging to her mistress, Mr,. C. Wined; 4, O Trisity.lane Polies-enestahl• 96 L said—Alx.ut half.past 11 I was on duty in the 'liew.ent, Blackfriars road, wheal met prisoner who said, " You mast t a k e me to t h e po li ce station. . ' I aged bee what for, and she replied that she had robbed her mistress, about six weeks before, of V. 10.. in gold, and that her EIiSIFSIS lived in Cannon.street, but that she did not know her same, I took her to the station where she wee aserebed, but nothing was found upon her. Sir R. Carden—ls it true, prisoner, as you told the officer, that you robbed year mistress? Primmer (sorrowfully)—Yea. Sir R. Carden—What it your mietress's name? Primmer—l don't know, but it is at the cornered Great Trinity-lane, Cannon-street, and I showed the oilier the shop am we came along. I had only lived thare• week. Sir R. tbrden—Has any inquiry been made about it' Kr. Goodman—Yea, Sir Robert ; but it appears that the lady is ill,and cannot attendat present. Ss took the prisoner without a character. air R. Carden—How much was taken ? Yr. ()coalman—More than the X 10a, which she eon famed to have stolen, and she, it saes, has been liebind about ever since till s h e s p en t 41 the mossy, and then pv• herself up. Prisoner—No, I have not been rioting about. air R. Carden—Well, have you spent all the money I' Prisoner—No, I did not spend it all. Sir R. CU:dee—Then where is it? Prisoner—Why fitter I had taken it sad got away from the house, I wee staid minis would find it oat, and I should get into trouble, so as I was crossing Smithfield I threw the money away. Mr. Goodman-71tere not very likely. Bir R. Cardes—Well, let her be remanded for further ince .sasd moordlagly. weismpontErr. 'warn armiont. —..- ...--.--. A dialanaMed.laceirig Mom gab pm the cams of Was. Smirk, yr for the seventh time in as many weeks placed at the her by flic . Ltd, of the N div isiou, upon a charge of highway Oa the 7th - 0114y Mn. flarah White, • lady residing in ffomereet-pion, New North-road, while within a short ilia. Maim of her home, is.. robbed of a purse containing Vs. . which, isecardiag to a endow much to be condemned: she carried I. her band. The theft was at once paroled by • cabinetmaker. name., Tillet, who gui gaol she ias with the usual cry of " thief," t he several streets. This occasion "Cetcir a maa named , • Naafi er, to seize the prisouer with one Musa, aadi kup the purse with the other. Tillet came up the nest eta, and both were violently attacked by the ream, who adopted every means to effect his Idle. ration. When charged bi the lady's bunion,' at the police court there was not sufficient evidence to close the came ' in. ainnuch an she was, in consequence of the alarm, taken iota &sly ill, and unable to att. 11.1 ; the magistrate therefore ordered remands until such time as she recovered. Prisorier continually complained of the "painful suspense" this occasioned him -a feeling much mote acutely suffered it would appear lo the lady and her family, fur • premature confinement ensued and the infant died. Mn. White, hover, r, happily survived, and now identified the loabut could not so speak ris to the prisoner, modestly considered such iv itaission after so hog a period likely t.... effect his diseltsr,.;«, and pertioaciouily m ewled that he was not the right roan, and that he had been greatly ill-owed. The witntsi• Tillet. however, most posi tively swore to his using the thief, and he wee ordered for trial at the ensuing Middlesex Sinaloa', very much to his dis comfiture aptorently, as be olmerv,..l, "Seven week. on nr. mare!, and now the sessions ! After all the suspense I have haslothis is too much. I thought it would at learnt have been settled here." fiergeabt Leff stated that the pri.ner'a right name Riehani /fancy. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IST ELECTRIC TELEGRAM) NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TYRO STAKES. Six furionip. Oldminater, Treedhen, Laeienne, Jeannie, Weather- Uardener, Prudence, East *dinky, and limbo are MF.NRF:RrE PLATE. Nearly one mil•. Duneany, Red PAgle, Sham, Spiteful Dick, Griffin, Hegira, Breese, Cranionil, Punch, Ponteland, Stockton, Edmund Keao, Basilisk, The Tiger, Subreur, Syringe, Pro. feasor trick, and Walkington are here. Peru P 0111137. —Jack Spring. NORTH DERBY. One mile ii furlongs 82 yards. Sampson, Professor Dick, Sir William, Brusey, Rosa mond. Whinatone, Wildman, Syringe, ShArbeck, Prophet, and Horace are here. PAID rolik kn.—The WiarA. Seston, High Treasn, Fluretta, Graud Master, and Mrs. Earey. TRIAL WAKES. T.Y.C. Makeless f, 'Ticket of Leave, Longshot, Johnnie Bright, Stanton, Wlndlnee„ Lairelop'•the.Cregge, Moss Bow, and Juey Jones. All are liere. OTHER ARRIVALS. lamlantleT, Molly Malone, Camphor, Prime %Mawr, Knayton, Maid of Maidurn c, Sia to nonce, Maggie, Andra Andrew, Greuailier, Herefoot, Malpas, Miss Longley, (Ly Itiacius, barosel, Jim, Apollyon, ear. tainty, Amy Scott, Houes moon, Capon, The Alderman, The Friar, Dewdrop, Nepus, atoll Lainl of NOHTIIUMBEILLAND PLATE. -The following have paid for. feit 'ape Flyaway, Simple Sloan., Gamester, Drone, Viatica, and fkirtin Parke. CoItI , .RATIoII PLATE. —(Ran ou Thursday). —Jack Spring, Simple Simon, Ftirdcagr Adam Bide. finale, Ripon, Viatk My. Stewart, Sweetbrier, Greta, Banal Parke. Mixture, Hotnewsul Hound, Triglipliglit, Mary Stuart, cud Mrs. Huey have paid turfed. CHELMSFORD MEETINO-(THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS. --THIS D. 'Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-dayisvery dull. South Eastern and Lancashire and York shire stocks have declined I per cent., and several of the other principal stocks per cent. London and Worth Western stock is noted ja to 102 ; Great Western, 69 to 11Th to 118 ; Lancashire and orksbire, 1044 to 106 ; Caledonian 92} to I ; South Eastern, - 851 to ; and Groat Northern, 114 to 115. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock and Great Western of Canada shares are again weaker to-day. Saks today Sol p.ss. gl 111 86 3 d 26 27 ni MI 30 111 92 i I _ . 51, 100 IA NO 100 100 ItAILWAY& Do. do. I. . Fri r N3T - De. Proberes Dorajkookefiodos4ch Ilz i t ssar akildo., 184 H. Dw Ds. 7111 4 71, alio: •lootorn. ILIDook ep.c.gaa 7 3optom, =or mot MINE Do. Johiliporo Do. 4 p. et. Dermot Do. 6 17. di. do. Gnaws* Nolbourno 7 Oroad Tema of Domed* Do. • pod et Prot. .ac Do.dors.ProLit i o. Oyer et Do. Do. 7 Fa at. 1•11 D. M. WC Groot Indian Pooloodlo (it Do. New .B. ofratre it Ot.Moot Do. Now Do. Zo. 11l V. MI Do. la Deiip.M.Dikaag. Maim ear. y per et Do. ile. I g . l Fr el Do. Do. 4 Of 0 Idwa. de. Kalb.Corp.l4. et. N. Brunswick a ctu. A cA7.;h Du. do. _Lad do _die lot } Vets ... lit I MONIfY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The funds have been very dull during the whole of the morning, but within the last half hour a little more firmness has become observable. Consols ate quoted muoh the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Business in every department of the market is almost at a standstill. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68.40, being be. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the new Russian loan is nominally quoted par to prem., but no transactions appear to have taken place. Consols are officially marked 9311 and ex div., for the account (July 10). The present quotation is 93t1, rather " buyers." The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93e, 92} ; ITw Three per Cents., 93, ; ThirtyYearsAnnuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 984} ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, for opening, 104 ; India Bonds, 125., 86., dis. Seemly any business has been done in the foreign stock market. Turkish stocks are rather flatter, and have declined about 1. per cent. ; the Loan of 1864 is quoted 77 to 1, and that of 1858 591 to 601. Mexican Bonds remain very dull. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 381 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 77; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 591, 60; ditto for account, 601, 1. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are steady, at to prem. Those of the Union Bank of London are rather flat. The Owen Glendower and Marco Polo have ar rived from Melbourne with 141,0001, in gold. POOR O'CLOCK. Consols remain quoted 93k, "buyers," ex air., for the socount (July 10). The following s a translation of the imperial ukaae authorising the new Russian Loan : THE 4:11F.1T RADIXINV STAKE& Half a mile. ..343h4eoee, INwlthorue. Slum, Mweella, Loteru Pf1114:011S, thilhaut, anal Esther are here. I 'ff ELMSFORD HANDICAP. Two miles. Joskin, i:orsehill, Yorkshire Drey, Ambush, Volunteer, Gibraltar, Cloverwook. &dor. as 4 NeoPeolemus en hem WELTER erP. (hie rode and a half. Audrey, Patella, l'ongtuvr, Friar of Apshall, and H...ary• f art here. I'OI . NTY MIF.MHF.Itti' PLATE. Half a mile. (Mande. eh., 4 ' , shell. Rattlesnake, 3faid of Tees Valley, Mountebank, hamraoa, Wee Polly, and Lady Derby are Lere. OTHER ARRIVAL& —SHICO4 C, Mr. Rarey, Dreadnought, Ft , ret,t , , Strang, ISltcpherdess, I u.putr , Oreue, Jenny I,twlrio, The Una. Yoe*, Buhernieuue c, and Colleen Dims THE IMPUTED PROSELYTISM AT NORWICH. TO TO Inrrne 01 TIM IMMO& Sin, think it ie tine to the partien concenie.i that .t rts.uld he stated that the Movirieh nutinatrates v.-4. May .1.444 aid the awe against Ceram haling, eO.l tint ....sing Vsaeittart hsa acknowledged that all he said shoot it. Italian priest was false, and that io fact he had never seta 'web a_pwim.-1 am, lee., La. 1. 4 1, JULN 26. C. N. HODGa. HAW/Mut:us no: LtrEboAr STAMM& —The Na tional I.ifrboat Institution is about t o * ft b ironie k", wherever found practicable, at mob ot its lifeboat statios• email the coasts, iu order that the seafaring populate.. of the neighbourhood may be mused M time ..f • Coming storm. Beer, Admiral Fitsroy, haviog been re• quested to aid theiastitution with his advice in the matter, immediately promisevi the nualert Aim his cordial cmopera• tion, and has subsequently addressed the following letter to the decretary of the Bain! of 'Trade sod Admiralty : " lletenrologii al Irepartment, 2, Parliament-street, Lon don, 19th June, IMtiO. -Sir, -You r , quest mv opinion camwhat the committee of the Noel National Lifeboat Inatituticia revpecting barometer., with instruvtious for their see at hfelsat stations, and ask whether I would co-operate is their establishment. In reply to the qui*. tin., I beg that you will submit to the committee the Anil pages o 4 • barometer and weather guide, with its uo .nmpanving manual, published by the Hoard id Trade, mad wtll show them one of the barometers supplied now to thirty-three of the populous, the poorest, and mint expneed Babied villages in Great Britain. Such a barometer, packed se I now send it. fur your inspection, may be forwarded anywhere, sod the directions show how ie use it, including ruspensioo or removal. The pries paid by lite Board of m o t e u 1 /., chlorite d jacking and carriage. As a member of the committee of the uuditutioo I shall hare great eatialectioa is aiding it. objects, the utility of whiela cannot be disproved or overrated.—l am, k.,, Rosen Irrnama, Ilear.Aderinl." A besevelast gentleman, de al:Qua to &saint the Lifeboat lastitutioo is carrying out this laudable design, which will involve se expense of about 151.10 t, hes given it NM. to begin with. !lemurs. have also bees taken by the society to elicit, by a series of queatious odd:owed to its Insorery asentsties, every nformstios re. lain* to this imprint object. IYest ---7- 4 6". 1 93 14 g ol till L 4 6 1 6i 76 SO 70 76 01 13 f dl, I pm 2f I .119 If 1 f Ms 1 Of ,119 102 1024 Pa Pm Par Ps 99 101 1:1 91 is 19 SO 90 92 73 78 66 CO 72 77 SO 65 1° 66 f 114 118 S 5 Si 4 97 99 97 99 97 99 92 96 11111 90 SSI Sli 92 9$ • V • V • I I T Do do land do. i25 , Y.11 , .; -,. -d) -- Do. PunJauto I Do. I od.St. Flot.g. 6 Trinktod.thalted..fttp : Csa.Gov. Sp.e..J mit lac Ds. 4 par owl, 1881 Do. 8 per call 1879 De. Swart., 1882 Da Spiral reb.rnAug 1 Ds Swat. /WA Bep Do. 1 per owl. N:r e' llruil a nr.G i trtPei .l S. Illdisth. Sp. a 1898 Do. Op 9., ISn to 1878 Do. 1 p. e., 1•111 Nova Beals 8 p. el I/8g Deb. rodeo& MI . Aril Gov.{ p. abode: Vie. Ov. Sp. a Jes.a/alp , Do. do. fp. a. Apr.i Oa TO TRI 3111ObTIR OT FINANCE. To increase the reserve fund for the exchange of bank eredit notes a loan was made in virtue of our ukase of 20th March, 1859, of twelve millions pounds sterling, nominal capital, besting 3 per cent. annual interest, through the agency of the banking houses of Thomson, Bons:, and Co., in St. Petersburg, and F. Mart Magnus, in Berlin, but the war which broke out since in Italy, and the state of sgita lion which still exists in that country, produced a fall in the prices of securities on all the European exchanges, and only about seven millions pounds sterling have therefore been placed of the whole loan. The remainder, say about five millions pounds sterling of the 3 per cent. stock, repro. seating at the price of sale more than twenty millions of roubles, has been retained at the disposal of the financial department of the government. In the meantime the reduction in the rate of interest on deposits in the Banking establishments, ordered by our dram of 20th July, 1857, having checked the Sow of capital into the bank., and diver ted it into various branches of in dustry, prodused the result that the deposits were with drawn in midi a proportior. that the funds of these estab lishment. were insufficient to meet entirely the demands of the depositors. It was therefore deemed necessary that the Imperial treasury should amid the banks by means or special arrangements. This circumstance induced the government to apply, for the purpose strengthening the the whole sum realised from the Three per Cent. Loan. The Loan Bank, and the Bank of Commerce, have delivered to the Imperial treasury in exchange, inscriptions of the Six per Cent. Loan of the year 1818, which they had soquired during the extnionlinary augmentation of their deposits. The Loan Bank has delivered 15,340,0 M roubles nominal capital of these inscriptions, and the Bank of Com merce, 7,771,425 roubles, making a total of 23,111,450 roubles. The government has therefore at present at its disposal in Six per Cent. stock, and out of the remainder of the Three per Cent. Linn, as has been already stated, a sum of more than 47 millions of roubles. _ _ Consequently, in order to restore to the Imperial treasury the amount which it has disbursed, it is our intention that, instead of future sales of the abovementioned stocks, you should contract with the houses of Baring Brothers and Co., in London, and Hope and Co., in Amsterdam, a foreign loan, which we order to be opened by subscription, for the amount of eight mu 11.. us of pounds sterling, on the following conditions, the basis of which has been confirmed by us: Ist. This loan shall be inscribed in the great book of the public debt, under the denomination of the second loan Wiring 4A per cent. interest. 2nd. There shall be delivered for this loan by the IM penal commission of the sinking fund, bonds to bearer. These bonds shall be issued for a sum each of at least one hundred pounds sterling, and not above one thousand pounds sterling. These bonds shall bear an annual interest of four and.e.hsdf per cent., beginning from 20th May (Ist June) of this year. To each bond shall be attached 20 coupons, on presentation of which the interest due shall be paid at the dates of 20th May (Ist June) and of 19th November (Ist December) in London, at the bankers, Baring Brothers and Co. ; and in Amsterdam, at the bankers, Hope and Co., reckoning in the last-mentioned places 11 Netherlands florins 80 cense. for each pound sterling. 4th. The payment of this interest shall be made each consecutive half-ysar from 20th May (Ist June) to 20th July (lst August), an d from 19th November (Ist Decem ber) to 20th January (Ist February). sth. At the expiration of tie first ten years fresh coupons and talons shall be delivered for the bonds then remaining in circulation. Bth. For the redemption of this loan a special fund shall be applied annually, beginning from 20th May (14 June), 1862, amounting to 1 per oent. of the nominal capital, or say, one hundred and twenty thousand pounds sterling per annum. This sinking fund shall be employed in the rem bunernent of the bonds drawn by lottery, which bonds will he paid at par when presented in London to Baring Brothers and On., or to Amsterdam to Hope and On. In the latter ease the pound sterling shall be reckoned for eleven florins and eighty cents Netherlands money. For the above purpose the bonds of this loan shall be divided into eight hundred series of ten thousand pounds sterling each. The bonds of the series drawn in the annual lottery must, in order to receive the principal, be presented with the re maining coupons -that is to say, with those of which the periods of payment of interest shall not then be due. Lastly. When this loan shall have been pieced, the bonds of the Three per Cent. Loan and the inscriptions of the Biz per Cent. remaining with the Imperial treasury shall be cancelled, and the numbers shall be published in the public papers of St. Petersburg, London, Amsterdam, and Berlin. The original is signed by his Majesty the Emperor Yankee Selo, 27th May, 1880. ALEXANDER. In consequence of the apparent discrepancy be tween the statement contained in the Imperial ukase, that 6,000,0001. stock of the Russian Three per Cent. Loan of 1869 " has been retained itt the disposal of the financial depart ment of the government," and the state manta furnished to the Stock Exchange last year, to the effect that the entire amount of that loan was placed, the committee of that establish ment have put themselves in communication with Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co. the agents for the loan of 1859, with a view to o btain an ex planation. The oommercial demand for money continues brisk at 4 per cent. and upwards, and is not likely to slacken until after the 4th July. The applica tions at the Bank yesterday were rather numerous, including some from the bill brokers. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day") and terminate on Friday. No gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, but of the supplies recently received from America, and of the '77,0001. reported yesterday from Melbourne, by the Southampton, a considerable portion is expected to be taken to the Bank within the next few days, the demand for the Continent re • • Inactive. The Indus will take to-morrow only 20,9001. in gold and 1,7201. in silver for Bombay, besides 2,0001. in gold for Alexandria. The telegrams from China report little alteration in the exchanges. At Shanghae business is de scribed as very stagnant. The shipments of tea are stated at 75,690,0001 be. At Hong Kong the operations in English goods had been to • fair extent. Means. Baring Brothers and Co., and Glyn, Mills, and Co., remind the holders of Canada Pro vincial Currency, and Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund Bonds, that on the 30th instant their authority to purchase these bonds will cease. It may be ad visable to repeat that the terms offered by the government are as follow : Canada Provincial Currency Bonds at par, and exchange IL IL 4d., or M. 3s. 10d. sterling per 1001. currency, add. We 1 per cent. premium for each year the bonds have to run, and interest at the rate of 6 per omit to the date et MI. Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund Sterling et par, and Currency Bondi at per, and ez 11. 4e. 4d., or 824. 36.10 d. sterling per 100/. earruicy cl ,= interest at the rate of 6 pm. cent. until the dated purchase. The Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany commenced business yesterday, under very satisfactory auspices. The services of eminent un derwriters, as previously mentioned, have been secured, and it is stated that, both in the selection of offices, and in other respects, due regard has been paid to economy. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 3531. sterling. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,3931., and the South Eastern an increase of 6681. Mr. Charles Pons has issued an advertisement describing the conditions of subscription for the 12,000,0091. of obligations now offered by the various French railway companies. A general court of the East India Company is called for the 29th inst., "to consider the provi sions of a bill for the future management of the affairs of the bat India Company, proposed to be introduced into parliament by the Secretary of State for India." _ The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Malabar, the loss of which at Point de Gale has just been reported, was commanded by Captain G. A. Grainger, registered 1,000 tons, and had engines of 900 horse power. She has been employed is the service between Ceylon, the Straits, and China, about two years and a half, and when wrecked had on board the China mail sent from Southampton on the 20th of April, and from Marseilles on the 28th idem, besides 282,0001. in specie, of which 267,0001. was sent from England and 15 , 0001. from France. 1u the former amount was included 103,501 7 . in doll.= on government account for Houg Kong. The specie was for the most part in sured at Lloyd's and in the marine insurance others in London, but it was expected to be saved by divers. In the Bankruptcy Court a call of 11. 10a per share has been male upon the contributories of the Corporation Restaurant Company (Limited). MONDAY 8V13113110. Consols, which closed on Friday at 934, ex dlr., for the 10th July, oned this morning at 931 to 4, declined to 934 to rand closed at 931, or 93 5-16 to 7-16. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 934, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 4, 924, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 4, 94 93 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 97f ) , 2 87 ditto Five - and-a - Half per Cent., 1024, l lndian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964, ; ; India Bonds, Bs. dis. The Indian rupee paper retains a drooping ten dency. The last sales of the Five per Cent, to-day were at 97, and of the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. at 102. The Indian Five per Ceut. stock of 1859 re mains steady, at 1044 to 1, ex div., for the account. Exchequer Bills were dull, at par to 4e. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet. A reduction of to per cent. took place in the afternoon in Turkish Bonds, the issue of 1854 closing at 774 to 4, and that of 1858 at 60 to 4. Spanish Passive Bonds continue in demand, and are still rising. Brazilian scrip was marked dis. Bank shares to-day were steady. Bank of AUS • tralasia were rather firmer. Agra Bank were marked 80. Electric Telegraph stock, and London Discount and Red Sea Telegraph shares were rather more inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted lower. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were. as follow :—Ocean Marine Insuranoe, to 14 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 14 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 14 to dis. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. In thembaing market to-day the principal transac tions have been in shares in Stray Park, Rose warne United, Great Retallack, Wheal Clifford, St. Ives, Wheal Allen, Grambler and St. Aubyn, and Rosewall Hill and Ransom United mines. Stray Park shares are better, being marked in the Stock Exchange 56. The shares iu the South Devon Iron and General Mining Company have been dealt in at par. There is still no alteration of the slightest impor tance in foreign awl colonial mining securities. Port Philip Milling are marked les. At North Basset Mine meeting, on the 20th inst., the accounts allowed a debit balance of 57!. 4a. 3d. The arrears of calls amounted to 395/. 10a. East Tamar sold, on the 23rd inst., 33 tons of lead ore, at IM. 3s. per ton. From W heal Edward, Captain N. H. East writes (June 23) - " The lode ill the stops in the back of 61 east is worth 2) tons ofore per fathom, and in the rise 3 tons per fathom. In the 61 and 60 east we are driving by the side of the lode.• OADINANN IMAM AND STOCKS. unman. IfiirsA.,Wit IlateerVeL Ntrt..lass.,46ohoss.Jes airplanes Myth rad num lesisaMadrd,*Md.C MEIN... Data, . . . awe thia Oat ya sa ll d Bandon Ocom Do. A •no di,. WO Dab po. la paid to/ Dublin sod &Bost JUL Dsad..Parlit. Abilas. lisstsetruilss Brim Umiak Nest • Cicero prior yesterday. ti to UI lif 4 n 166 106 Ili 06 si 7 1 -- ii• - . is; irri.oosoik lj=Mad Mow' 1 Forth m0d .141 4 Juao (:tow • 11. Wailes I 01.. 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Choeleuw Awes Do. do. do Do. do. do Lac.* Yotteh. ep.aet Low et 8r1gh6.6 p.c.Oue It No. 1 Do. &p.c. do. Na! Do. ep.c. do. .... Do. if.c. do. X*. 4 Dw we. p do. p.aeLeh. do. Do. 7p.e. PreL Steck ... Do. Spada (W. L*C. P Do. 4p. &KIM". del. tW 146 Loo.arlieue sad Dover LA N W.OorANtt!u. Lt& W. ?p.a.& Loa doedirra En71471t liewehet lAnc.ep. el Da S 4 pm coot Do. redeemable Op.& *Aura Ccoalp.alleelt Do.Cose. Dr .& &ewe. Do 44 p rt. PreL Stook Do Ittolds 4 pa Neer& A ber.te., per. e c. , with option MI Norfolk 6p. L. nook North liritlsh 6 per oat Do New Uea6w ea Do. border Utdoo eta I Do. da N Imo —or p.c.PIL de Do. Lords •p. ct. Na 1 Do. Yost. I. It & pert North mawedrani 06. W.tWeLip.o. Do. Irredeemable . losetlih Ont. New Poet • N.1.71i p. 64. Prel. Ds. Aber. ewe p. .. Do. 7 p. eL trot & Devoe Mud 44 p. a ELUL (Rood. An. 41.0.11) Da 44 per cent Da lard 66 par coma WY* gem 4 p. ant. Do.= eget & Y 4 p. agew Stoca.DarLteitoo ipso Do. do. Repo. Do do. C p.c. Water.* IC Ukenny Op.c. N N 101 . 103. li *4 101 100 114 116 KO 111 110 112 100 111 126 127 61 la 110 112 76 70 117 119 111 115 106 107 66 67 too 102 00 et es 00 WI 105 17 t 14 10i 1•1 103 74_ 78. 54i6 11y ii 111 I fq 1 i 1 11 111 116 In 116 118 140 146 116 116 106 106 164 UT 112 116 iiik ile 128 t Iwo ro t pi. 140 144 101 106 96 le In 12 Si 6 i 106 4} 706 110 VOZZION 102 12 44 _ 118 14 e is i i l Os 92! 4- 1011 Lil ........ Ooranteretal lOO St. Do. 4p. ct. Pref.. KUL 100 2t. East and West IndLt lOO —.- 01. London St. St. Katharine St. litouthunpton St. Victoria 20 Do. Now Thii,.. . 4 114000 81 t 9 %Mil ' Lift 6 SO,OIIOO 16,003 10.0110 11.000 10.000 100} 101} A N} 96} 11,000 1?,003 BRITISH KIM . hatred (Phi Mel) British lr C.osa on Clifford De,. G. Doe. iTavietlL) led Caradan Neeeet eepra) ff. Wit lamed(Tav ) °rambler It at Great Booth TA G. gm , Wll. Mired 0. WL Vat (Ireido .— Ta i. ) Grenville lieroffs.larst 'Maples Dame Lady Bertha Margaret (Uny Went) North Downs N. Prawns m N. Wb. Hemet (Mo ) (Mon) North Wheel Crotty Par Cone. (Be. Matey) . Providence (U. Want). &Insides Goa. Mtn. Co. 8. Cared= ,IN. CSaer) 8. (WE Brea (fops) . 8. Duos Iran & the. . lf. 000 .2- ILILIO Wad/ 44 4 lat 1714 111.119 Ile IL Ila {ULM 1.84. /Ys. los,sul 10,000 100,000 10,000 41,171 00,0001 In ut 6 t ril I ei r} r as irt 1110 119 If fil Waive (Ufa S. W. resew (6logia) Stray Park TsmarOLMAndlla.C Tio Croft Vale of Towee7 4l ) 4 Barret ) W. Camden ( ( Wad Scion WE. Beret ( i; Wh. Buller gdrfard Wh. Wu. UN* Whig Wry Me (14.0•44) WIL Trelawaay (ILL) VUWON 111111111. I 20 I I 1 !,2al°l, AmaraDia Dos Award, Limited Ira lisp. NastWpm ) Do. 84. Joha dal lay Do. Load t Ilia. Co. ao Con. Min. Co. Jim Cobra Copper Coplapo Dna lilountalit Copper Portant& Goma Ct. Northam 088. AaaloalloW) Gpuada (Lis) Linares Lassitaulan Mistiquits N. Mine Copper of H Australia ;Lira.) Poutelaud fillverLead Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Uni ) Unitad Mellow Wceililai (Ida) Do. 44 5 5 5 1.7.11. JOINT ITIOCK VAL I Baia, 14 . 112 Ara and U. Bac 'lank . ~,&i 4 4 Soto . 448 486 8 - ii ss sos so so so 1174 2221 - 11 12 40 42 llf 12 ITiTN xi : • A 134 41 40 2110 If if f_ 1 10 170 61 22 1.1 15 19 IS 7s 110 ali I 100 100 00 66 "ii 4 ;It tl 21 z 27 21 I I all W CI. prima I TT I l es Ps, M MIR 30 S 2 41 46 n n 14'21 1 IN IN 'r lii" I' a: as rar POZ I I T al i to I i I Annankasha Bank of Napa flank of London Bank of Turkey British N. America Chart. Bank of IRA; Muir&lla, and Mon. Clirtrd. Mere. of ladfA Lou., and China icily ;Colonial_ _ _'4 - 4 _TA iiKaii 16.000 IMMO t?,000 ne Is 114 IS 100 i 100 2U. 11 100 zd Cow. of CAnsdi Cum. of Load= k:og. licol.lAusLOYaria G. bank ol Owtlnecknol , Lon (i Hank of AIWA London and London Join= Lou. nod W Nat. Pro,. Do. Now gt H 24 191 WS 101 109 119 01 00 101 86 88 28 TS in 2 4 81 86 45 60 =x4 1.1 IN U U 14,000 10,000 26,000 1e CI 121 a $3l - MAIM ts Goof s - —ld x d UI UI !National Bank New South Wales Oriental Rank Corpora Ottoman Hank Provincial of Ireland Do. New Routh Australia Union of Australis Onion of London Unity Mutual in ui a - 421 24 i I 1 i 1 11.11 1 41 Amman I Clain prises. I Salsa MUCILLANSOCIL 10 6711/I*wesso • 11916embra 41 dl - No. I Sh. I Currant* I 1 • srtosa .., IS all Mims. - 14,000 10 Anglo•Mealcan Mtn{ .. all 14 16 - SO la labballihs.=p.a 1 t&a - 12,000 26 Australian AgricuL .... II SS al - 6 alf - IMO 1010 Atlantic TeL tilos)._ 4 - - - 10 fj &119non10 - -Pk W ilei gt L e j - CAW 10 ladin Waterworks.... an 4 6 - SO all beam to Onleessesa. - - - -.. N Mt. AnletiCAD Land . MO - - - all 6 Comsat Mao elan. 14 11 -0,091 N Delta Irish Mag. Tel. .A all as so ge 1 16 ""s itcia•mke 10 an i - - - , lj 1 a dts - 9110 SO Ds II 7 per a till 9anlS St 1,1104 91 Do. C - --. 10 11 Meld Alesaieb al die - 6.916 Sla a Land all 1111 1.13 -• 90 all "Mem of Francs .... 24 24 i - 1 . 0 00 10 Ch anne l Islands Tel. (L) all 6 S -, SO II 614. Ras alas gas. /1. s. a - - - 160,000 ( In. Cop. 11s of Eng.& Smelt. an 22 97 .- 91 an 'Oa Osestral of Fromm. - - - 19000 15 Do. Pref. 71 per cent. all 141 1111 - SO all 04. Leamsbet Om* lib. 11/ 7 - 1.002010 St. Crystal Palace - N all Italian Imiellea - - - IMMO St. Do Preference - 1O ali Lake Conslasse • lake. - - - *O,OOO SR Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb UM 104 106 -. SO all [Jerre and Tunas* .. - - - 700,000 St. Searle Telegraph - 10 all .Lyous and Oseins .... - - - 7.100 26 Do. New U par Ipm -. asa all Maria Anteida - - - 70,000 6 Nag. and Alma Cop . .. all II la -• 9) all NametUep 2as the a 04 SI 10 , 000 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 - - -, 9/ all Do. ep C. Prf. ( IhMs.gov. 1 20 - MAO 1 Great Slily (Wolfed ._.) an 1 16 all Northern of Name.. - ilga - 100,000 I Do. 174 per cent. Pre. aaL 1 pm .-. SO 11 Ism. New 811ame - - pis - 19000 II Lon. District Tel, (L.).. Ili I .Fla - 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref. PI 9 - 10, * London Discount (L.) .. 11 als 4 4 10 all Paris L)ons, and Media 14 1 16 •-• IMO,. 4 lon. Oen. Clennlbos Oa all 1 14 - 30 all 'Pali. and Orleans . - II II hello and S. Francisco - 30,000 10 Meditermossalase.l•4 all -- - -• (Pernambuco' s. 7p. a If la die - 11,000 10 Na tional Ks. Tel.(lAaa.) all 1 1 Si .... 10 16 l ane a Nissan's - - - SILOOO 26 National Dimon.. Oa- li a a 419 -. 10 all l Amid Frascati - - - 6,000 so NerhuddaCoalettroa(L) 1 11 It .Ile -• 201 all loyal Danish - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land .• . all - -. 6 al to al Swedish - - - 10,000 1 Do. 6p. a, le. at 1 'dia. all a a 4 all ' Do 7 per cent. - - - 1,196 100 N. Nuns. At N. Moot. lA. NO 10 14 - 10 all Sambre and Ileum _:I 6a - 181,616 IN. NIL Australasian.. all a l l 1 -. 10 all In.. St per cent. Pref. It - 60,006 1 , Om 90 1 SeaPsulsUin.g.Tpwel. i dla - 60,000 I Do. „ New Same- I* 4 Pla •-• 30 12 8 Aug & lom-Vemanse i ills i i p. - 10,000 10 . In. litin. (Um.) A 6 - - - all 10 Southern of Frames... SS - 10,000 10 Dn. do. Cb. - -•-• 1/ all West Flanders - 600,000 St. Weer land • MN. MO 41 46 - 11l I all Do. 01 per coot. Prat 4 a - 10,' 46 Peals and Nies. Means MI MI 74 141 -• ad 16 all West. •N.W. of Prams It - 10,' OS Do. New SO Ul3 pen ad 31 ad 10 6 Western of Austria .... - - - 6 0 , * lad Sea A Ind. TaL 4a I I all , Wiesbades - - - a for 60 ye. alit. Om. all VMe 1 1 * - 10,000 JO y lies - DILIMNTUiII MOM lO,OOO u , . New an la il 111 e. lat I irons. FP/ I CI. petiole. I Mates Kam 100 11 0 71 g a ll sw i g 1. le lab Amt. lweaeluit I* ISO 11/0 -. WNW Illt.i 01.1forth.o.c.laaVay F 1 -__ _ KIN It Ausimalss Lead en - ... 1111.11•1 Sal 114.1019 40.0.11e5.92001. 00 90 96 - 74 1 Imarine Pal OM* SUSS ILI N./sat 4..A.,10a.41610 100 IN -. 76,000 I Do. do. Resigared. - la AM It. Ch&Wa55.16.610.06 40. MI I 100 MG Kok' 19 t & Ln.C.O. Up. Cs& 6 .. - IM --. -.* . IL. MO& N. Past. 4p. et. 300 9l 96 ..•• 10,000 100 Fan Diesseifs Lsail.. - IN Oa IS - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) on BRITIAN AND 'luau MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (molt ova owls coamaroaDear.) Grain market dull, with declining tendency. Wheat and dour neglected, end rather cheaper. Egyptian : Old beans, 345. ; new, 34x. 6d. Galata maize, 31i. Oats, oatmeal, and Wiley very quiet. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market has opened with a steady ap pearance and the ouldic sales are going off at last week's prices. Refined : Prices unaltered. Corrzr.- This article is also steady at previous rates. Tie.—The trades are occupied with the simples of the forthcoming sides of tomorrow (Wednesday). Letters by the China mail are expected to-morrow. Rice.—This market is firm. Rev remains steady. SALTPETRZ.—The demand continues limited. In other articles no material altenstiou. Markets are Inactive, but have a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) • The market is firm, at the inured prices Town tallow. 525., DM cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., as the spot. 53, tILL ; June, 535. ad. to 53. 9ti. ; July to Sept., 52e. Al. ; Oct. to Dec., 52..9d., "buyers" SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moms. Davis and Co. report trade brisk at the follow ing prime :—Prime meadow hay, 78e, to 80s.; superior ditto, 84s. to 100 s. ; inferior do., 00s. to 70k ; rowan, OUs. to 70s. ; clover, old, 93e. to 118 s. ; second out, 84s. to 935. ; straw, 28s. to 345. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and five months ended May 31, 1860. We subjoin a statement of the total de clared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and five months, including only the " enumerated " articles - For the month. For five month/. 1838 1859 1860 Including the " = enumerated articles," the aggre gate exports stand thus : For the month. For five month.. 18M 1859 1800 PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.—A meeting of n neinark ablecharacter was held in Portsmouth Dock% ard on Saturday. During the nailer part of the day notice was given that at the conclusion of wo r k Mi ss Marsh, the authoress of " The Memoirs of Hadley Vicars," would deliver an address iu the new pattern loft over the liken) factory. Ac,onlingly at four o clock about 400 men in their working attire as sembled In the room, and Miss Marsh delivered an eloquent address on the subject of the Prodigal Son, the parable of which she previously read. A devotional exercise followed, as afterwards an earnest exhortation. Mrs. Bruce, wife of the commandsr•in.cltief, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray were present. Mrllll7ll or PATENTS, SOUTH KENSTNOTON.— Number of visitors for the week ending June VI, 2,385 ; total number since the opetaug of the museum free duly (May 12, 1858), 234,023. 1 . 111 117 - - - - - - 110 111 110 111 1011 1021 - - 1111 100 1 101 1 101 1 101 1081 1001 110 111 - - 1071 1091 F -•..--