The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-10 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDA Y EVENING JUNE 10, 1861 P • _ ______.- .._ __ - -- - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . THE QI'EFZI'S STAND PLATE of 300 som. added te a 7.0 p.m. This day (Mouday) • spatial train, with ear- IL Inteliignut. MARKETS. Peas unaltered. In flour and other articles no change. tivreertakes of 10 son. each ; 2-yr.olds, tat 12Ib ; three, wed hones, will leave Waterloo forAseot at 3.30p.m., -4.- beans, which were about fid. to L. per quarter cheaper. test 12Ih ; four, 9st 51b; five and upwards, Pit Mb ; mane the ordinary train at 4.40 p.m. will not convey hones ._..„-____ THE MEETING AT ASCOT. and geldimes allowed 311. ; wineers el •NV son. stakes in and wraps. METROPOLITAN 001 TWIT COURTS. TALLOW. - SATURDAY A ergartoott.- The raarket is - 60 or De6l, 71b ;of 200 in plats or stakes in IS6I, ome, - steady. Annexed are the clueing prices :-Spot, 545.; Wisagca, Juin 8.-The supply of ell kinds of grain is To THE FIWIMIt OF NIS 1 %IMF" U• : 18 b ; twice, 7lb extra (extreme penalty) ; maiden 3-yr-olds SALE OF HER MAJESTY'S YEARLINGS. Sitting days appointed Rothe present welt June. 54. .. ; October to December, ee s. ed. to g2s. Al. small at this day • aa market, and as the growers were disin- Wienerierm St. Martin's I Th rsday J :4114 -Although the principal "Cup" races-throe allowed 7lb ; four and upwards, 1416; four-yr-olds and up- The annual sale of her Majesty's yearlings took p lace on BLoollSlMET,'Porteuid. a._w-edriesilie y,-cad . 7270 coY.sk.G.;rmarriwevigiatzd, 1,41552 m csa giL ks. Deliveries to last musing, dined to give way in price for their wheat., very little for the Queer,, V...., Royal Stark Plate, and Gold Or- wards (out insides), which have not won • plate or stakes Saturday, in the paddocks at Hampton Court, and the tel 13; Friday, 14. business was done. All spring corn as before in value, will he found but poorly ri•Preeented when the time " rive* in 1160 or 11161 up to the time of stinting. allowed 101 b ; lowing were the Prins and Pew:hese" , , Meer eisonm-Maryletoneroad.-Tueolay, June It; Wed- -- The weather very cold and magenta& Prier to the grower: Wheat, white, Law, 4fia. to 575., 63110. per bushel ; red, fns atlimuucilt the ...tarter.. there are •ao me, ewer ism. (scrip homes which have never Woo is Faiglaud allowed - b u C421113 Gnu. oesdny, 12: Friday, 14. new, 435 , to Ws., teethe. per bushel ; oak, new, Is. Old. to ranee. in the . scot Prearramnie that no fears need he enter- 711 i ;Lot no maiden allowances. T .Y.C. (37 eubs.) De by The Cure-Bay retie Mr. ! 11111 N.-Livniaoot, Jong 8.-A fair amount of tiivel u, n .tenb. the contents eloeing on Scitunlav last (weße by ntockwell- Counter Alhemsrle . Mr. Legit es day, 12 : Friday, 14. Age Agesloes* has been dope to-day at very full prioem The sales AMP Bar fir ct y West Au•trallan-tlamhit .M r. rhorea. ) ,, ge suoireencii, oldstreetroad-Tuesday, June 11; Thursday, la are 8,000 balsa-including 6,610 American, M. to 9d ; 18'4' per st ' ne : , shall have two slaver .1 the Worogrun Handicap on 'lister to St . Allows 3 Winegar 3 Morlinon 3 F,, dee ) bean.; fully up to the avenge, while fur the entoulan tout an livi,ia).l, ....replete I they wens above the mark, Weedford - Merton 3De by Fallow Buck-Amur . Mr. Merril 175 WRlTlCRUlL,GreatFreacott4treet.-Tucaday,Junell ;Thurs. 40 Maranham, fqd to 14ed.Lof which 1,000 are for specu- , g 4 preferred ira the tr.. year old event" ism islly. In all, then. Annette Bc by Ilemma di Vergy-Dollrage ;Ile Faidwlck) - Tuesday, June 11 ; Foreip Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Barley unaltered. Oats a Mer ri ll. -- ate thirty-do ewes to he derided, three " cops' of s i l r : ish l " ini f ti L 44 M4 57 . 3 3 ,311.1.?...3e11e8 chy Tr Corr- - Smaillwl Hr. Coclutm. 360 Thursday. IS ; Friday, 14. • I.r eeeeee-ile *eh* of . NW , with 2 . 1•41 - io slow* Lemke ... ..... 6 Twilight ..,. ..... 5 Vancouver r e . o ...Mont am I•muragivea, and we cannot, e , onsequently, Comperren .. . 3 Robin llocel 290 CSS Tar CIURINr. 00113 T.-This day, June 10. hr occurred mien Tuesday to give any impulse to the wieder et the r...ere already c'.,..c f l 0,,,win.• an overage of Tarragona .. ... 2 , Jeddah JUNE 8.-There was only a limited attendance of farmers and factors at our corn market to-day, and the 560 is. meal tasty competitors in each , the la rgest entry being rehlvld ..... -• 2 I ei , "". l . ••-• • • 3 T"'"'h - me'^' 4 . •• • 3 g e bj, ih e ' eur s -„; Leo ' (goaee ) lto EQUITY COURTS.-Jouk 8. about the same, or rather lees, and being much abort of the show of wheat was far from being abundant, sampler; being th. 'duet% ...ew for the Royal Herat Cup, which is worthily The Knave .... .2 I Lady Ripon 3 1 Gen,•ral Ilesa .... 4 B c lay the Cure-Klectress , Mr...tenter er.e..k4 17 the eisty.four subs. to each of the 2 . yr-old v '" de J ute I A s ie ‘ terd ' ae -• e aerel ' il "e Brush 3 sr by the eart-Pantaionn mere . Mr. Flutter) 6l (Before the Master of the Bolls.) apprecial•le teudeocy to lower prices in wetching the in fair condition. The inquiry proved dull, aed rates re. 645. ; red, 44.. to Ms. per 36 stone. Of barley the supply Mainstone ... 4 Y I,couht Brignall 3 ceded Is. to 2s. per quarter. White sorts realised 36e. to re ys.Ch Iby liviando-Trickstrese (Mr. 11. HUI) O. le...day, the great event le the Ascot Makes. two TUlt NINTH Amen? 'llitrggrah Sregre of 10 son eacb, Bf by Nemoloster-Nun Appleton (Mr. Hilton) was exceedingly meagre, arid the amount of business teens : . for 4 ered.l. ; colts , set 7lb ; tithes. set 41b ; the wines i R 1 by Orlando-Lady Palmerston .31r. W. Day) l6O of one of the thirty-fire codicibi .the will of the late Sir sellers holding heck than fro m the strength of demand, and OM almost of ii nominal cluimeter ; nem in come. D.'......1.. Horror , Predictor, Coorwript, Jima. the latinii -4....."1"i" 61f. for ' in'h 11°"r" .k. Pretnwil".°l4""' '' 101:41 - or . DMA - 4fir ;if of both, 716 seer ; etarter. aubeth s It fby Oviedo -Himalaya :Lord ntraford) lsaac Lyon Goldsinid :-" AU the property that I now from the anxiety to keep up with cotton which has •• ten- acted was P • •h . 11 1 ill,; if I; Iby Orlando - Stater to FMUN . Hama Hiders) 9l underwent no im nt clause, maltin making has, idnady played rather prominent parts in the market, placed in MN, allowed .lb; the eecond to receive a sum It Iby West Australian-RI Lorre Mr. J. Baker) 45 E i r m irthead, shall be divided equally between my two sou, during the week fur the heavier makes of domes- te i r s ar. ; f e ed sor t. lie per 30 stone . The show of Cala 111••1 out of the remaining tee may be selected five or six equal to 10 per cent., “1111 the third a sun. ritual to 5 per 11 fby V,•ltigeor -Mayorga 'Lied Portsmouth) late currencies being barely obtainable for all but the finest i„,,,„,,, the ao h. „s as h, mu, settled by t h e we i g h t . met. on the whole stake. Once mood, to start at the dis- er Iby The Core-Lady Gottib Lord Steadard) deduce poet. (Dr soles .)- St. Albans, Plumper, Dormer lir fby Denis. di Verity-The treforme4 (Mr. Baker) 450 sampl e; the best luta made 30s. ; secondary and inferior rest lie of Feet elnieley. Paul (littoral. and Cdpe. Taking so; pe e . L e be Baru. Mee ha will that interferes with the above threctiou I revoke .' usually shipped to the Levant) are in very slow CI I I Fall it I Flight CI T eueley) e uses, ity ow in - ,u . u l3 oa nd 255. to 2tis. per 24 stone. The qua n tity of beans offering hi , LIM :'war ' s form here as a guide, Horror has the ''"' " -al l. - i sm . a r e°e-ee . e • And the question was,what estates the two sons of the tee- demand. Printing cloths generally are inactive, Error, Arlington , f 1.. lest of the weights with all the old home*, arel Mikerie • /% latee ' "erg , F reseal p j Total a i gto tator took under th is codicil iu the Birkenhead iproperty. light 26-inch have been sold at rather easier rates. The ma short, • and the inquiry proved slow at prices much the lame as those obtaiued last week. Old, 545. 668. ~. new, 0 , I b ee e ever , rreeee to ..,.pe,, h i. nissiaii Longbow . - -Nee" • High Treason, Merryman, _. e MR. GREVILLES YEARLINGS . Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Lloyd, lie. Selwyn, Mr. 'Follett, advice. to hand from Bombay and Calcutta early tii . the • amen s i n 48s. to 525. per :18 stone. Malt, 70s. to 725. ; rye, 375. per at Northanipten and York this year Jai not exhibit hi, true corr. Northern Light, King of Diantonde, Jeson, Tiro disposed Mr. Cole, Mr. Smith, Mr. Waley, Mr. Renshaw, Mr. Drum , week were of • tendency to discourage any improvement 1 6L uarter. Flour was 34. per sack lower, and samples made I lour, itoena. The Stook (la b), M aria, Niehtiugale, Lledrud, Directly Her Mar's stud of yearlings bad been and lir ii rid k . th 40. inch shirt . fere., lar must Dot be dinned when e:. rrt lug such a h•hiont . -w ee d) , of, Mr. Grevillo's were brought under notice, an din. • •• ei appeared le eesse• togs, • e 1 ), mums. num eta ' `di . I Th W . dlel It lt b and th Wines. in these cloths , of India to 48s. per 20 stone. lowed. Conscript is far from a mend loose, and over the Y•" ". e uar ' 1 His Honour held that the property was by the codicil qualities, has been inconsiderable. India merchant' visa. (d,".1). posed of with the following result : se,. re two miles aa a hall he is alioiet relearn to give way, . Gels. limited to the two sons of the testator as tenante in common generally are disposed to hold aloof under present circum• WATIRFORD, JUNE 8.-The weather this week has been Ter A 'l'I) ' YST ICY•s of 50 son ea ch , h ft, for when the juveniles will be worth denending upon, as the ~ ,' i „ „,_ 1 ' 3 , 3 ..,,, 2,,.' „_, ' .',, , lit cby Newmlnster-Vivantlßre (Lord Stamford) 720 in tail Costs - out of the readies. stances. The yarn market is without animation. Coarse favourable for the country, but more rain is wanted. We Intimidation colt. 54 1311., and Jackal, r,t 121 b, ma "I" .° "' . * ' '''"". ""''• "'; "'". '"" a l b : ss"ens allow ed Br cby VulUgcur-Irls ;Mr. 11. HUI) li to ••...i.loek nag • ~__ 71h, owiel. v I ' , aurae. (ri aUle..)- c t u ll Robert ale Gorham He by Klagaton-Dorslice (Mr. W. Day , ' ' - eatheilii• th" leek like eli e" e lfe I: hadij.d., Perewa, Elbonis, Knight St. Patrick, Knight ch e try Teddlnuton-alopernent (Mr. Merry) 3/0 COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH , -Juin 8. while Weatherpeoul, eat 71b, ran a e • rod race a. • during the week, and East India mule yarns have been times in the same dull state we have had go long to report, ' of the Thistle. him" The Rambler, Starlight Copse- Ch cby Windhound-Durloclana ;Mr. J. Day) BBB Sittings in Banco.-(Before Loral Chief Justice Cockburn, difficult of sale. The Germans are also showing lees die- and prices of most articles are again lower. Wheat in fa. ao.e tail three - Smarten as s 3 y gold. l'o this trio mid „ te „ D ragon, J as .._ Lisa._ th an., St rugg l er, Be by Klngston-Bereclona .51r. amens) !bp if. i raw lam iodised to leave the nue, Baring the greatest e ,,, e- _~,'•„,„.""e e e , , - - --' - •B fby Alum -Mispeth (Mn. Craven) meant of enefidence in Weatherer... 4 and Horror. The '-‘""" " - t l '''''"'" it Iby Alarm-Adios 111 r. C. Jeroboam) WEDET.MDAT. 4treee'e stead Clete, for all ago., 'FAA.. (heady six fur. ... . . • ,o f _, . ll fby ( rlen 4o--114110 dY ) 1 1r. 11 2O 1 ) ll5 prices are about the same as they were on Temiday. Doubled Oats have declined 21 to 3d. per barrel the Oat day or two THS . tearer , P LATE ( pi lOO move SOU Za for HY by Orlando-Torment (Mr. rowlelt• lisp), e..“ 111,01 successfully inaugurated last year , 60's and Ids owns are firm, at the advance of ed. per lb. and sell more freely. Indian corn has been taken to a fair the mimed for ster-okts and ur a rds a ; the weights to be B 1 by Orlando-Veirrlenne ,L , rd Stainfonl) - obtained on Tuesday. extent at • reduction of 6d. to le. per barrel on the week. when @mestere went to the post, and the 2.yr-olde ..._ A_ were ma , second, awl fourth, the lilt. Ahmed al . .,_,____ed l'y six °•CaUa. tomorrow y). eh. round and It fby ( hiando-1114. Twickenham ' Mr. Flatter) RI by inisuido-Marlaette . Mr. Flutter) . ARe I Age A ss az t riteter to Chß?, by Orlando-Twitter (Coked inarnage, or whether it came within the prohibited degrees. loth h a ll ass moderately we ii atten d e d t hi s wasi th is, so d _o a t., mere b arre l. ; g o o; ass mks ; oatm e al, 32 sacks. hut inveuramag to the old 'ma this year (although they g or d a nem i c ._ s 1 g e i v id e g e m se .. 3 Trendy% a Toweeky lBO Mr. Meta-sits mid Mr. rotated supported the validity of • have carrot in great force. foe kgllllll.l. the 11l juveualso we lironlo Rhine.... 3 llorror - . --- lore 16 three, rod 11 four•yt •olds and upwards), as the ii,,th• n 2yr old. have 5w their clam lour %toggle°, let 11 and awd Innitto iv 3 Starke 6 Ipswich • I 4 Total •moo tended that the neuriage was not vali d . cloths, but other kinds were not much dealt in. In the white market there was Dot any alteration, and only a very WEATHER REPORT. I At the conclusion of the arguments, moderate quantity of cloth changed owners. The firmness 1 th e Knave, set lffib. who should fear nothing Woral.rt . .3 I Mouth Aagloillir .4 I Bchisin The Lord Chief Justice iutimateM that the court would SATOIWAT. JOIN 8, 8 TO 9 A.R. thalwielte d FAWNS oaf the Babette filly, 84 21b sae al Lacknow d THE STRIKE IN THE ISIIILDJNO TRADE. which has marked the course of ' th Loud . at • on The Meek ohm Mmes. But roosts the old 'nee we have J Lerle Dick D. X M. D. P. C. L a 4 yrs, Pet alli ; Memeeems, 4 yr., eot 914; Twiliebt„ 5 yes, nerheeer ... .... 3 The strike, which has been foreshadowed for CRIBF r. HORTwELL, alteration but in exceptional oases cue be quoted. fie 5,11. ; sari Miss Jul.., brit 'ea :rib ; Twilight hoeing Tin FOURTH Amor BrirkiltAL Braun of 10 sema melt some &lye by the movements amongst both the employers The plaintiff in this case is a retired captain in the mar- - -- - - --- -. C . /Sport Life (3 y rel ted)e and rue her to • seek at 0 .00 100 added, fee 2.0 r olds : mita, eat eth ; mag i gst am ; and the operatives, commences this morning. chant service, residing at Southampton, and the defendant lIARDW ARK-Roommate, Jude 8.-The trade of over is muse distance, so that she ought to beat the seeped to ine - .25 son. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. On Saturday Messrs. Holland and Hansen, Hayward, is the landlord of the Westmorelaod Arms, City-road. this town continues extremely fist, and emmgaiets respect- ~, 36.11 U II LIC E, 3 re $ bath the 3-vrokle at 1711 e sad I doubt whether _ Marignan me anen)___F by Voltipur-Wild Dayrell's dam, cby Wind- Rigby, Mansfield, Bird, TAnson, Ashley, and one or two The pinintiff brought the action to recover 981. 12.. ing it are general from all quarters ; but this week there "all _ KG , 4 , , e ic 4 a 3 co wises 6r at :Mk tissl wi Ile 111111.11b14,1:7 re, as the k ato d_te s ei t ,a s, Ron d'Amour , (eater , G em.., c oa e. other smaller Inns, gave notice to their workmen that on The defendant paid the plaintiff 401., and bad since has undoubtedly been a little more stirring, sufficient to u ••i stes 65 I; E . 1 b 1 SWIMS la a sexy severs me fur a 7 ouopter to g et maker, Pir . htwatch, Kalamai, omad, Watchmen, Sweet and after that day they intend to enforce the new system paid 401 , into court, so that the balance now claimed was produce somewhat of • • more cheerful tone. The factors' Rumex 19.99 55 61 •R. 4 ' 1 over, Nuoukl allihteg hot Twilight, it will J mioe. g tepriughult, Exchequer, Sister to Man-at-Arms, of payment by the hour in their shops, end at their various 181. 12s. Elizabeth Elliott, who was the daughter of the orders have slightly improved ;on account of some depart, AIDSOSSILS 3106 St it N. 2 I in my humble *Mow, Maiostmws or Jeddah, r Deurestack, ficheliallioe, Maurice, Lord Burleigh, Drummer works throughout the Metropolis. This notice had been defendant, had been given into custody fur takinv i e ber ay mint of the export trade there is also a shade more of mi. Foremen.. :2Was 56 U 8. 3 S Nis- , Julia is M'urvely partial to Bee furlongs , anti the 136 Beiy. Nabob, Alert., Toluron, Waimiaworib, Colonist, expected by the men, and deputations from the mamas and a child, with intent to steal its clothes. There was a matioe. The advice recently received here from India and B ffmas 'KW se 45 & 5 . 55 - 4 GALWAY .. 131.06 Se II N.B. 1 4 1 Puede mitre say just do for her. The Queen ' s (;all Vivsk Vilette, Fighting Cock. Coole,y, Dowry, Morocco, Brother bricklayers employed in each firm waited upon the em. charge spinet her of having obtained a pianoforte by false Masan more favourable ;as to the former, the merchant. - _ 60 N. 4 nesltioSoooll 1096 52 6 OM ells, will provoke °a Ude , eetlog contest heiress to King of Diamonds., Brother to Mettle, Sister to Reveille, pryers, stating their objections to the proposed triode of pretences. The magistrate having committed the daughter are doing a moderate amount of business, but still an kn. IdTkagoos 3OOl 63 .11 N.N.W. 1 1 Moyallieu, 3 . ers. 7st 31b ; Aurelian, 3 yrs, 7st 31be; Weer- COICOrso rbeEMOTS Mandl.. Bertha, fby Kinglike- Payment, hut offering, as a compromise, in the name for trial agreed to take kil t and the plaintiff, at the provemeat on that which they have been doing for the last vahnieta Ku 48 17 21.14.1 L 1 1 hair, 3 a is, Ist 21b ; May, 4 yrs. est 1011. ; Parniessat, Maid of ' the Mont Leda, The Saxon, Mollie, Sel anca , of their respective societies, to accept the terms request of the defendant and his attorney, consented to few months. With two or three exceptions the orders in Qol3ourrOwlk MAO 61 131 13.11..5 S 1 4 yrs, Rd 1016 ; Cashes, 5 yr., Net 1:36 ; and perhaps . . Wimbledon. Entwine Ethel, Minstrel, cby Windhound- of 6, . per day of ten bourn for the list five days of the become bail for her appearance, in the sum of 801., the the hands of the manufacturers are small, but still YERHOSFH 39.93 63 61 N. 6 6 Lupus. 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; nevertheless, thy idrto 'urn** Nur La Buck tope Lord Clyde, Watchfire, 'Tam. gen Faye, s , week with :is. for Saturday, leaving off work at 12 o'clock defendant entering into an agreement to hold the plaintiff sufficient to relieve them from making goods for a „LeWeee 39.96 66 U 21.1. 1 129.91 64 U 6.& W. 4 $ towards or of the two tirst named, and the Frenchman bourine, Clementi, a K . to Bei lita • Staple Oak, by eV It -- 3 42,1 4 on that day. The regulations respecting overtime and other harmless, and to indemnify hint The daughter did not ap. stock. In the adjoining district trade continues " s ' e • • • ••• • • 1.014 11 1311011 TEL. 24.111 60 67 3. 3 1 nitsht prove that the accident • stood greatly iu the way a Brainard, Brother to Berme, Keane, ( w i n , Hippo- privileges to remain as at preseot. To these terms the em. pear to be tried, and the recopisances were enlarged thoroughly bad ; there are few of the manufacturing perrcann a."' 63 60 N.N.R. 1 3 his careyiag off the Derby, by beating Aurelian rather els- dime, ot, i..wrwe, Jung Frau, cby Stockwell-raid, plovers at ones returned a decided negative; and the men, from think time, but were ultimately retreated, and the branchee of which anything else can be said ; and as to the PLTitooTH verly -a perfonneace 1 think him capable of. The Trial g, j M. A. e frf it) Ashford ( lay frfl) f by - fi n ding that it was determined to enforce strictly the terms plaintiff's goods were taken in execution, and he bad to pay iron trade some of the pig-masters are contemplating a PIRMAIIOI 30.95 56 611 N. 2 Si Mabee, for all ages, in the New Mile, will not su it the orLindo_ udy Oilmen . , ( l o od), of the notice gives, requested the back days' pay, which it is the money and expenses. The Secretary of State was me- still furthe r reduction of the make of that commodity by •1112011 211.90 56 64 N.E. 5 4 tyr•olds, and bang somewhat too severe for Parasite. Coe- A PLA•re o 100 *DVS. : 2.yr-olds, let ;throe, Pet 21b ; COPIOSHIIII3 Be 73 63 - R. 4 the custom of employers in the building trade to keep in morialised, but without sUCcess. sad further expense was blowing out furnaces. The notices of reductions of wages a _ - ~,,-„, _ - R. N.& 3 3 I rolor.'" , k must be looked upon as the meet worthy re - maiden 2-yr-olds allowed 31b ; and maiden :Tyr-olds, 101 b. hand, which having received they informed the employers incurred, amounting to 181. 1.2 e. All this was done with given to their coal colliers expired last Saturday, and several g i f i tr ;U s • :iss - NIL , g presentative of the three.yr.ol.l., be having some. my . c • they should report the moult of their interview to their the sanction sod at the request of the defendant. The meetings of the men have been held in the course of the B a y omm 21.73 66 - B . g . 1 1 thing greatly to fear in Satellite, 5 yr., 9st Mb, tes I Age Age , committee, awl thatu they should not return to their work plaintiff then brought this act4oo, which WAS tried at week, but it is believed that all of them will accept the re- Lumps .. OM g 3 -w„ e 2 aud Riva'ameer. 4 yes, fit 21b. The latter bas me Cotter ...... I • Biwa I Menem 2 on Monday morning, unleis sent for on the terms proposed Guildhall before Mr. Justice HilL A verbal promise to ductioo which has become • Deressity in consequence of the • will of his owe, but can hardly get the Ovolivw BlTakdor I trams. 2 by them as • compromise. indemnify was proved, but it was contended that to make depressed state of the trade. The weekly return of pan- ISPLANATIOB. Utter of Goatee over such • Ilk* course, and his =wee ••• • I Ninkakh 3 Tm• Dove . 8 Considerable excitement prevailed amongst the workmen such an agreement effectual it must, tinder the Statute of porism for this parish shows an increase in the number of 8,-Barometer corrected and reduced to 82 deg. at mean see defeat of Crater at Bath convinces me he ought .bat all Ie by Itatophew- Peeps . i...,... • dun% tiaturdsy on these facts becoming known, and meet- Frauds, be in writing. Mr. Justice Hill, therefore, non- indoor poor of 345 ; sad of outdoor poor of 1,451. level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise , causing about one-hundredth comers oser the New Mile at Ascot. The Ninth Triennial = e = le ••• • - a Ileaths 2bc by BMlatcher in gs of the various lodges were held, and the result so far as suited the plaintiff, givieg him leave to move this court to of an Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 82 deg., causing early three hundredth' Increase. E.-Exposed thermometer foe four.yearealds, about two miles, The King of Dial7loll6 SIMS= 3 Akita CORN.-CAmmtmeig, Jum 8.-A dull market, but little In s k ids 14-14 , 0041•44 bulb Mar evaporation and dew any be just good enough to pick up ; sad Boren Rothschild flmagerdsere .... 3 Terammuse point). a-Direction of wind (tree-two taints &VS of map rut • couple of goodlooking animals in the two. $ The Knave - The following is the plan of operations decided on forth* Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., now moved accordingly, eonteeding corn offering, which met a slow sale at la. lee. money. snd Deltic). P, blue (I to c! ads C.-Cloud (1 to 9). 1.- Nuideo Plate, half a mile, .cleat Morocco and Walpole. 1 1114 A... h ,_ Jelt a_: 2 Disc " Orilde ... ..... 3 present by the various breeches of thetrade.: -This mornin g that this was an agreement which need not be in writing, COLCHESTER, JUNE 8.-A fair supply of wheat, lnitials :b, blue sky. e, clouds (detached) •I, fog; 11, hall; 1, The Ant-named might poseibly be wanted in •• greater '"r Summer Breese Babette 3 Liberality 1 Pero vent.-d r ay, and Walpole will have to do battle with The for every firm within the limits of the London postal die Rule nisi. 24. Barley unaltered. Beans la lower. t. thwidert B. Brdlaturbance (1 .9). • A SWItrInTAISUn dlO env. owl, It ft with inn tolds 4 • .. . . ... . Ta...Liy, the great event is the Ascot Stales, two isc'. • au.i a half, for s hush lloorcodt. Prtteolant, t q Horror. Predictor, Conscript, Joao, the Inland data.* colt, Jackal, Prince Imperial, and Weatherproof, have ahredy played rather pr o min en t ro d s i n the market, art out of the remaining ten may be selected five or six luelatle, the ouly animals really settled by the weight con ▪ leg oi Fad Searcy. Paul tliffitrel. and Calpe. Tiling hi t last veer'. form line as a guide, Horror has the 14,4 of the weights with all the old bona, sod as I have every ream, to .a-peat hi. rutioing at Nodhanipton and York this scar dai not exhibit hi. true feria, be loud not be detained when is:. tri ing such a lerdesit 'receipt is far for a wood Lora, mud over the se.. re two mike eat • half hr is abua..t ceilings to give way. when the jeveuiles will be worth , :enereling upon, a. the Intimidation colt, fest 1311., anal Jackal, sst, 1211., are ls .tli goodlooking animals, thst hook like alai lag, while Weatherroof, rist 71b, ran a „,soil race at • mice end three-quarter. at a y roll. To this trio aid Il , ,rnr I am iodised to leave the issue, having the greatest wiiiount of ....Mere in Weatherproof and Horror. The (treas'a stead Hate, for all ogee, (nearly adz fur tour), was. noel successfully inaugurated lad yew, whew eeiestaen went to tic- post, and the 23= Wel, first, retail, sal fourth, the 1411 a Mot-Hite obtaining fourth place. 'This is andhing but troaragisig to the old 'or this year (although they have catered in great force, for totalled the IU juveudes we hare It; thee, sad 11 (until old. and upward.), ea the 2yr old. have for their champion. Manger, 7st Ilh, emd the Knave, net lab, who should fear nothing thibrielle dilative' mid the Babette filly, tlat 2lb e of the tree.. But assess the old 'nue we have J 4 yrs, lit 31b ; Maisideas, 4 yr., eat 914; Twilight, 5 yea, • 7.11.; and Min Jodie, red, ; Twilight brims g i vr . Sportivig Life yr.) 2 , 11., and rue her to • neck at over this Mae di.tance, so that site ought to heat hulk the 3-vr.okie at 1711., wad I doulit whether Manger am upset her at :r.:111, g... 1 a. Le uudoubtally is, r the GOWN, le a very severe or fur a youngster to C elite. Should anythiog last Twilight, it will in Der humble °piano, Mainstone or Jeddah. es Mi.. Julia a scantily partial to live furlongs, and the 135 yards rim nor just do for her. The Queen ' . ;nl.l Voss, two nubs, will provoke as inks, estiug contest between Moyallieu, 3 . 7r5. Tat Jib ; Aurelian, 3 yrs, Tot ,ilbe; tlihei hair, y l ., cot 21b; Ebony, 4 y r .. tot 101! ; flartneer, 4 yrs, Kst 1016 ; Cantata, 5 yr, m g t 1:31, ; and perhaps, Lupus. 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; nevertheles., any ides.. incline towards one of the two brat- named, and the Frenchman might prove that the accident stood greatly iu the way of hi. carrying of the Derby, by beating Aurelian rather cle verly —a perfolmeace I think him capable of. The Trial !Bekaa, for all ages, in the New Mile, will Dot suit the 2-yr.olila. and being somewhat too severe fur Para.ite. C.ca epieror, e.t, most be looked upon as the most worthy re preseetative of the throe.yrolile, he having *omit thiug greatly to fear in Satellite, 5 yr., 9st Slb, and liticeaneer. 4 yrs, Ott 21b. The latter has • will of Lis owe, but ran hardly get the hater ~ f Doater over such • nice course, and his defeat of Crater at Bath convinces me he ought to beat all emirs "ler the New Mile at Ascot. The Ninth Triennial for four.yearolda, about two miles, The King of Dial:reds nifty be just good enough to pick up ; and Baron Rothschild haft • couple of go od.looking animals in the twoieerold Maiden Plate , half a mile, yelept Morocco rid Walpole. The fintrined nught poseilly Le wanted in • greater event to-day, and Walpole will have to do battle with The Erie, who gave us such • fair specimen of his abilities at Bath that he looks like winning in this company. In the Fourth Biennial for two.yearolds, T. Y.C., ere are promised • sight of Mr. Merry's magoid oeut sin of Voltigeur and Burlesque, called Bucketor, who boa shown inch rare qualities at home already, and as he may meet Marcus, Lindh; Dwain., the Lady Evelyn colt, Eta:wooer (a ll having great private reputation.), Lord Burleigh, Ethel, Wateldne, Jung) Frau, Cairishrook, and several others, the mei will afford a good criterion of his merits. 31r. Damon makes few mistakes, and I am inclined to treat the yellow jacket even Against the good•luokiog public performer Carisbrook, sod the shaking Xurullo (hy Orlando, out of Y. suvienne). The Ascot Derby, for three-year-olds, one mile and a half. must fall • prey to limos, as all he oppo nents were behind him in the Two Thousand except Elbert.% and his 71b allowance scarcely renders him dangerous. The Half-mile Handicap, for which the weights have yet to be declared. will complete Tuesday's card. flu Wederry these is a Two and Three Year Old Pia* T.Y.C., in which Mr Merry will prove formideble with either The Knave or Discretiue, although the Qamm's gland Plate and other ideate decided on Tuesday should threw • Letter light upon it than I can at this writing, as it may ale. give us an idea whether /larignan, 7st 21b, is geed enough to wig the Fernhdl Stakes, half a mils, be Min audotibuxily the best of the 2-yr-olds, while Little Leib and Brown Duchess must take their places a t th e heed el the threes. Over this enure the Little Lady appears invincible, and when it is considered how close wp with Patriot, Express, and King of Ileac., was 13aliverne, at Epsom, after being beaten many lengths by Little lady, it is doubtful whether any 27raild we have can beat th e latter at racing weights. In the Corountion Stakes, for Syr-olds, one niile, I doubt whether anything bevnod Ruses of the Vale, Preeerresa, Juno, and one of Mr. Mery e will con tend, Precerress having done the best of the lot this year, hid as her performances have been ; and in the Third Biennial, for 3-yr-oida, one mile, Diopliantus will frighten many from the post, having no penalty, the second money being likely to effort the most interana og contest, a. Anthem, the Intimidation colt, Starlight, Lupus, Copernicus, Janus, awl Conqueror, may contend fur the M. The Royal Hunt Cup, one mile, will afford the usual scramble, it being im posuble to make • selection &moo( so many " rodeo" until the market give, an intik:otiose of what are ";near' and I can only plead to a liking for Eut Sheen. I.ittle Drummer, Cheesecake, The Sage, Struggler, Luna, and Amsterdam. Fur the 15 eon. liwvievelakei for three-yearuld.„ sir furlongs, Blis ters). appear. the best on paper ; but I cannot dad with the Visitors' Flat*, am the horses hove yet to he handi capped, and two minor ailairs do not close until Tuesday reindeer. While deferring the diecuselou of the other portico of tM PoOramme until Wednesday, I easier but remark that Thormauby has very little to do in the Cup, if all be true rumour arra coeceraiag St. Alter, and all Me Merry will 11..ve to fear is the winner of the Gold Y 666 on Tisch). I am, hr., METEOR. ASCOT R ACES. -Ty =my.. The subjoiood nonunion* tiiii isoclinal ices made tot the stakes and plans w "chased" on Mataiday night. Tun TRIAL Sttern of 5 son. a 4 with 100 added ; 2.yr. skis, tat 71b; threw, Oat ; four, 'l.l 211, ; Ave and upwards, 114111 b ; the winger to be sold Ur 600 son. unless exemp tion hum Wag sold is claimed at the time of entrance, nod bausaa far wbl this claim is wade to carry vlb attn. The New Mk. (14 salia.) AO An atel4ald II li 4by Rataplan ... tr i =lase 4 - a carer Jain • HANDICAP rl.: worm Illoragit 1 Al• 44 dienlble A I liees.e l e a Is Ledo A O 41 spathes LW .... 3 Nullush ..... nub raava .... a Aeode itrubili Mass—. 3 Heiden & 1 / 3 /14t.43 T= - me! Itous11. l Antwerp mispiel a Cobbs 3 rouser 4 a Mks Salls 1.8% "4"6.1 i7= 1. ... : I = lnns II Vas Ilse= 3 4 Welobet . . _.. I i Corsaderen . .._ 3 , Ankle A 31411..-4 PLATE of 100 seer, for t. 10 .1 ; pas, $4 ilb : allays, .4.1 541, Half a•mile. 're, The Cutler. fUlmrstrenia, I /err the Nov., Kschopwr, Tarraemia, r by %Corny Petrel, out of P.m cuter •. Abeintbe, Mile Liviuptoo. 'lle Knave, e Souttorly Wirt, by sewi n _ out of AA,. by Hercules, Aseette, Sumin.7 Breeze, Wa'.• pole. f be Leonid—Lolly. e by 140-etcher —Snowdrop, Heron, e I.r Henerns—llrenebopper, Perambulator, Brae., Mitchel.. 11.milirlle, f by Prime —Conn, by Slays ; 90- row. Peru, K. ,Mr, To Meyers, Iteprew. Tin A-ctr? 14TART3 of 23 eon. each, IS ft, with 310 added, ant only 5 If declared ; 'rinser' of any leindicap inn 3/s7 31. 7 . 1 h extra. Two miles and &dial!. (44 tuba, 22 of who= declared.) As 44 lb An st lb I II t Prob...or 6 5 I 113341. man 4 71a Rapture 4 113 Newelekekige 3 6 I 4 7 6 /no 4 T 4 •by wit* Dame — a T 4 Irtituldatien 4 T 3 basil .. ... _ ...... 614 a 411 Prime honsial 3 a 7 I Volition a I 4 Weatberproof 4 6 6 PTOPS•11111 I lorrow Yrs.!i rt. k Predirt..r 1.1111.••1, bow IYt.WV. Wl* 'opecript rid — I rartiO. Omsk ambhe ITS MO swa g kr Of =ilk (request(request Al 3 Warreber 2 lb. Principal . 2 corral Ham 4 Liberality Alt-akin and sp. The Cutter .. ASO I I ' Sam . . A ge Overton S Teeebe =MAI ... I I Nuthatch 3 I e by !televise— =lMlAle 11 Ilailstbe lorbliso n I Akita essagordsom .... 3 Parammuse 11 The Knave J ek Jeby.. I Discret tby well— Bummer Breeze .. I Lord &Weigh. Babette 3 Liberality 1 Peru A SWKIPUTAIIIIII ci 10 soya. each, h ft, with 100 added ; iriolda, 7st 121 b ; four and upwards, Bst 91b ; fi llies and hip allowed :11b ; the winner to be sold for 200 soya. Y.C. To does sod name by six o'clock to-morrow even fag (Tweellsy). A PLAIT of 50 sows.. for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; Mlles, 1114 Ws; the winner to be an.ld for 100 sovs. Half • mile. To slam and name by six o'clock to-morrow evening (Terday). To. WAAL Hurt COP, vain. 200 ems, by subscription ci 10 aova each, with 100 added, for all ages (2-yrolds excepted' ; • inners of my handicap value 100 soya., in dales the winner's own stake, after June 4, Ilb =tn. New Nile. (91 subs.) .. • Aim at lb Ar et a Twilight Amsterdam' Omisopoltle Wedding & 10 Bumble am Maw • 9 Etszoborimi 4 NoritOnler 4 7 Channel., 4 Harm 4 7 Guilder Kr Willbill 04444111 Isis 4 6 Vancouver a Chin A. Prelseitot lisiesow IMO Morn r a ta struggler ILlmig s. Dismoms .. 4 4 Anthers . _ - 3 _ _ tie Lard at tie Moor WWI+ • 4 4 0 11. 1 mtat 4 indictor Travois OihrsPar Jeddah Malnstoos Lositar Horace lutetium.. 4 7 7 The Rap 4 7 7 lalrwater 8 7 11 Ravenalonedale 41 7 4 Air Mob 4 7 4 Arledge •• • T 4 Volkeelene I 7 Vise, Di Mina The blank in Iye rl .alr ..... 1 Wine Tessneoe-nek seclusion herebbles Mob Baron %luncheons • 13 Nuthosh Voltella Moorhen 4 11 lioefloot Maria. Tur Peas HIM BUM ci added ; 2.yr.okle,7st Zb ; thr allowed 31b. Touted et the C (about hall a mile). (15 embed e falrwater A! 3 Nuotiols . Mom to lieu at rosin . Arm 2 311441/14a. Antwerp Aare by lleineelenne' . 3 . lava i PerdidoSo ilaytute Marksman a Wen id 3 = ld.. 3 WAWA Mara . 4 4by Wil d iiiirill _lailpilation II lloiribot = 3 0 2 13 lama 8 12 PIM 1 INS arm $ lO Minn 8 10 boulmon 3 10 =Mow 4 tem Stotnos $ 0 = Sim 3 7 $ 7 VW7 likAse P to ogo IL 4122124 $ 7 Jotaitla 3 7 N•UTV 7 Milo Deumott lAr t 3 7 $ paid 'l5 MVO. seek 6 ft, with 00 ve, Sit ; fillies and geldinp Alp Course Font, and run In Alla Age $ Brown Duchess .. 3 2 Little Lady I Mambo 1 I Web The following is the plan of operations decided on forth* present by the various bombes of thetrade,:—This morning the Mason' Society call out the whole of their men working for every firm within the limits of the London postal dis trict who will not pay in compliance with the compromise propped by the men on Saturday, and noticed above ; and in anticipation that very few at present will be kept on at those tenns, and the strike be general, it has been decided to send delegates to the musky districts explaining the proceedings of the men, so as to eat off the supply which the employers may endeavour to obtain from those sources. The bricklayers, also, it is said, intend to withdraw all their men from those firms which have works in hand under similar conditions to three proposed by the woos, and they have taken the same measures to make the state of affairs known in the provincial towns. With respect to the carpenters and painters it is not at present thought ad visable by their delegates that they should be withdrawn, but they are to remain at work in these firms where the hour system is introduced, under protest, giving the em ployers to understand that position, leaving themselves at liberty to act as circumstances may require. The phri g te . tri a z whose services are now in great request, will hold a meeting this eveniag, with the intention cf takings hellotof the trade as to the position they shall mamas in the altered state of affairs. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FOND.—The Indian Famine Fund committee met on Saturday, at the Mansion house, and it was resolved that 2,000/. should be sent to Sir George Clerk by the mail which leaves to-day for Bombay. This last remittance makes a total of 1(0,0001. which bee already been seat to India for the relief of the starving in habitants of the famine-stricken districts. The total sum re ceived is 102,4631. 16s. 7d., of which about 1,3201. were re mired during the part week. THE NEW RIDE IN KENNINGTON-GARD/INN—The Marra- says The new ride in Kensington-gardens is • great improvement upon that of last year. The objections made to the former ride were, that it was too narrow for its purpose, and that it crossed the two great thoroughfares from the Kensington and Notting-hill Gates. The present ride furnishes ample space for equestrians, and pass es through the least frequented, though • verybeautiful, pa rt of the grounds. It enters Kensington-pude= from Hyde perk, through the gateway in the south-western arch of the bridge. It proceeds along the odes of the Serpentine for about • quarter of a mile, having a bank of rhododendrons on one side and fine trees on the other. It then passes through • broad and shady avenue, and returns along an open space to the entrance pte. It crosses no gravel walk, no thoroughfare, and no frequented path. The perambu lators and invalid carriages cannot reach it ; no children play about it ; nothing at present disturbs the tranquillity of this region ; and the crowds that will sues tkaoag It will be persona who are only attracted ti) the equestrian• This ride is adapted only for the two months of summer • and will not furnish or ever. prepare the way for the long dinired communication between Bayswater and Kensington Gore." At the meeting of the Marylebone representative council on Saturday the subject of the new ride was warmly discussed and the project condemned. A resolution greeting the use of the court-house to the committee appointed to resist the introduction of the ride was passed. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INKTITUTION.—A meeting of this institution was held on Thursday, at its house, John-street, Adelphi ; Thomas Chapman, Foq., F.R.8., V. P., in the chair. Mr. Lewis, the secretary, read the minutes of the previous meeting. The silver medal el the institution was voted to Lieutenant Dyer, KN., and ' Mr. George Farris, payer, of her Majesty's *gip Ajax, is testimony of their intrepid services, in conjunction with many others, who had been previously rewarded, in saving life from the brig Neptune, of Whitehaven, which was wrecked off Kingstown on the 91k February last The silver medal was also presented to Mr. John Large, master gunner in the Royal Artillery. A reward of 2/. was granted to Charles Gilbert, fisherman, of Sutton-bridge, on the Lin colnshire coast ; 131. to the crew of the Arklow lifeboat ; sad 121. to • number of pour fishermen, of Blanket Island, on the coast of Kerry. It was reporte d that the institution had sent, on Wednesday, a large lifeboat, 35 feet long, sosimpanied by • transporting carriage, to Sassy, on the Sussex coast. Lifeboats are ready to be forwarded to Campbeltown, in Scotland, and St. Ives, in Cornwall. It was slated that the society continued to supply its lifeboat stations with barometers, manufactured by Negretti and Zambra, and verified as usual by Mr. (neither, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. The charts on which the daily indications of the iestrimeuts are noted make them, with out diMculty, intelligible and serviceable to the most illiterate on the coast. Payments amounting to 4301. were mode on various lifeboat establishments. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. On Friday and Saturday tho joint committee formed from the directors of this company and the Norfolk and Eastern Union Companies made a tour of inspection over a portion of the extensive system of lines which are now at last to be brought under one united and harmonious management. The object of the tour was to ascertain from gentlemen connected with the various towns which the sys tem accommodates what improvements they considered could be introduced into the truffle arrsogemente so as to promote to the fullest extent the convenience of the public and develop the resources of the district. The travelling party comprised Mr. Homo Love, chairman of the F.astern Counties ; Mr. G. P. Bidder chairman of the Norfolk ; Mr. J. C. Cobbold , Id.P., chairman of the Eastern Union ; Lord Alfred Paget, Mr. G. Joeselyn, Mr. Smythe, and Mr. Anderson, directors ; Mr. R. Moseley, Mr. J. B. Owen, Mr. Bra, C.E., and Mr. Sinclair. At Colchester the committee were met by the mayor, the town clerk, and several of the leading towns men, and the same course was adopted at Harwich and Ips wich, where the committee pealed the night. On Saturday a visit was paid to Norwich, where a meeting was specially convened at the Guildhall, to enter upon a variety of local matters. In the afternoon the committee passed on to Great Ysrmouth with the same object, and later in the day they proceeded up the new East Suffolk hoe from Yarmouth to Ipswich, which will probably be absorbed into the asso ciated system. At Colchester Mr. Love stated that it was proposed to establish • direct communicatioo with the camp. The company has discontinued its Sunday goods traffic, saving thereby 1,000 train miles, or upwards of 1001. weekly, without any loss of business. 7 - i A Swinrosants 'of L' son. each, 10 'ft, with 50 added. for 3-yr-olds; robe, 84 101 b ; Oka, Bet 71b ; the winner to Le add for 400 soya, if demanded ; if for 300, allowed 3lb ; if for 900, 71b. Three-quarters of a Wk. (6 sobs. I—Lady like (200 soya.), Jacinth* (200), Little Drummer (200), Harriet (late Pulyolbioo) (200), Blieworth, Forester (200). THI THINE AACOT BIENNIAL ATAXIA of 10 son. sash, with 100 added, for 3-ygolds ; aka, Set 71b ; allies, Het 31b the wooed to main 25 soya out of the stokes. Old Mile. (46 subs.)-42 by Wild Darrell—latimatioo, f by Stockwell —Bribery, Coati* Cant Bob,o British Prince, Croic, Aitken), Dog Roes, Marquise, Mistake, theory, Lefty West, Tzarina, Pooltharse,Vaga, Snepdragoo, Lod of the Lap. Start' hit, Voliticia, (Americo, Lupus, OaturdlM Oopernicus, U.Mesiau , Brilliant, Stray AK Wing, Janus, Oinqueror, Broil* The Ito,* Boy. Byisot, Wellooa, AZaal, Hawk's ye Dieplanne, Father, Lady de Class. b.mr, Maresset Tae COIU/NATIoN SEWS a( 100 son each, h ft, for 3-yr lid Win ; Wet Tlb seek ; the ninny of the Oaks, 71b ; of *Woe Thoiwand nehmen Shan, 31b of both, Mb extra ; eamldese allowed nix. Ow Ink. who.)—Cforodow, !Irk, Dunn^ Maria, PreeoWnes, Br Woo, Vafp Swot lionthent, Canonise, Qom of Or Van, Ilona, Adroit% !Wdololo, Joao. HORSES ARRIVED AT ASCOT. AW', SCIDAT NIGHT. Ebony, Joao, f by fltackwell—Bahette (3yrs), Revelll4, King of Diamonds, Jamas, Moroeou, Char As* Brea eLaura. Saitpabot, Little Lady. Priteapreffi Pm de .101., llorrorh, Frince Imperial, Na. dial* Learnt, ilesieral Her, Jason, Struggler, Haase, ManetteAnna, lava, Sage, Wallow,. Queen of the V a le, f rug hiagesteek, Calm suburban, Wingrore, Walpole, Allingtoa. Perini, Cutler , Jung F . u, Wing, Pardalote, Jiagliag Johnny, Dimphriler : edora COLCHESTER, JUNE B.—A fair supply of what, and moderate of other corn. Wheat a slow sale, at a decline of 24 Barley unaltered. Beans Is. lower. GUILDFORD, JUNE R.—With an accumulation of samples of wheat there was a large quantity to-day on o ff er. Buyers were very cautious, and only a limited clearance was made, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. Wheat, 40e. •to Ms. Barley, 28s. to 40a. Oats, 24a. to 295. Beans, 40a. to 461. Hmerrortn, JUNE & We had again • fair offer of wheat at market ; the finest samples about In par load lower, with a few buyers ; inferior, 2,. per load less money than last week. Barley in • fair offer ; the beet samples made Is. per qr. lees money; coarse, no trade for Is. Od. per qr. lees money. Oats ruled doll at rather lower prices. Peas and beans sold at last week's prices. Wheat, 26a. to 3%. Barley, Ms. to 395. Oats, 18e. to 28s. Peak 21a to 295. Boat, Zia. to 295. Leicearg Jutea B.—At our core market to-day the show of wheat was only moderate, the supply consisting for the most part of new samples, which came to hand in fair oceditiesi. Sales prepared quietly, and prices pee way la par quarter. Old white sold at 665. to 721; old red, fles. to 70s. ; new white, 60s. to 66e. ; new red, 50. to 60s. per 36 stone. There was not much inquiry for barley, and although the show was small, sales could not be effected except by holders submitting to a slight reduction on malting sorts, which made 36.. to 40s.eier quarter ; grinding, 30a. to 325. per 30 stone. The sup yof oats was also limited, and, with • quiet feeling in t e trade, pur chasers were enabled to satisfy their requirements at rates rather under those of the week previous, old selling at 32e. to 35e. ; new, 255. to 30s. per 24 stone. Beans came to hand opariegly, and the tone of the trade assumed a quiet aspect, late rates being with difficulty obtained for inferior descriptions, but in fine qualities there wee no material change : old, 56.. to 58s. ; new, 455. to 50e. per 38 stone. Fine old flour, 50a. ; fine, 451. to 475. ; seconds, 42.. ; thirds, 40e. per rick of 20e. stone. NEWCASTLK-CPON-TTNI, Juan B.—At our market this morning we had a pretty fair show of wheat from the growers,the beat samples of which were selected out earl at the extreme rate' of this day n'onight, but for noon fresh-thrashed descriptions there was little inquiry, althoug they sold better than out-of-coaditioned foreign, for which there was no sale. Coasting qualities were nominally on. altered, but for fine new foreign there was decidedly an im proved demand ; clinic, red Wolgast being saleable at 63a., Stettin and Uckermarke at the seine time commanding 60a. all per 504th.., the demand being confined chiefly to such varieties as were suitable for immediate use, ill-conditioned being quite neglected. In flour there was little stirring, but in its value little change can be reported. Grinding Earley, unless sweet, without inquiry. Malt as before. Boiling peas in moderate request ; but to effect sales low rates had to be taken. Beaus met little attention. Oats were held more firmly, which had the effect of checking sales. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 2,389 qrs. ; foreign, 7,1 W. Rye, coastwise, 79 ; foreign, 77. Barley, coastwise, 90 ; foreign, 230. Oats, coastwise, 3,146; foreign, 480. Peas, foreign, 27. Beans, foreign, 73. Flour, 485 sacks. Indian corn, 383 sacks. LAND-SLIP AND Loa Or LIFE 01 THE METROPO LITAN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.—OR :aitunlay morning, as thirteen workmen were at work on the open cutting clone to the site of the proposed station at the junction of Stafford and Marylebone roads and the Liesonatreet bridge. a land slip of a somewhat alarming character suddenly took plea, endangering at the time the lives of four of the workmen, and so seriously injuriog another that he died almost Mime. diately afterwards. At the time of the occurrence the four men referred to were standing di the edge of the embank ment, a distance of some 9D or 30 feet above the bottom of the cutting, and the man whowas killed was standing imme. diately below in the cutting, with the other men distributed about • short distance from bim, when suddenly the under layer of sand gave way to a coosiderable extent, causing • slip of about 12 tens of an upper layer of gravel, throwing the four men over into the cutting, and burying the unfor tunate deceased, whose name is John Whitwell, married, with a family. He wan extricated as soon as possible, and conveyed away on a shutter, breathing, but frightfully in jured and bruised, to St. Mary's Hospital, Paddiagton, but on his way thither he maid to exist. Happily the four men who were precipitated into the cutting esoaped with a few bruises. The min has exercised a most beneficial effect cm the course, which is io excellent order. The lower, or brick knee side of the course has been dressed with earth, sod a pert of the turf levelled and rodaid. Stabling for Dearly 3gin hones boa been mimed. NORWICH, JUNE 8.-Here today there was a fair supply of wheat. Trade was flat, the millers not being active buyers, and prices molded L. per quarter, more so in the secondary than in the bed samples. There was scarcely anything passing in other grain. Flour was rather easier to buy. White wheat was quoted 58s. to Ola • red ditto, 55e. to 57e. • damp and infenor ditto, 48s. to 50e. per quarter. Flour, 40.. per sack. The wheats have improved in Nor folk, both in colour and growth, although the lateness of the season has caused them to be rather backward. NOTTINGHAM, Jun 8.-At our corn exchange this Morn ing the show of wheat was tolerable, but the demand was sluggish, at last week's rates. Old white samples found pur chasers at 68s. to 80s. ; old red, 64e. to 71e. ; new white, 525. to 70s. ; new red, 42a. to 635. per 36 stone. There was a short supply of barley on offer, the demand for which was fez from being active, and prices were about the same as on the previous week, realties making 35e. to 435. ; Seale, 40a to 445. per qr. ; old griuding, 31s. to 335. ; new, 29e. to 31a. per 30 stone. Of oats the show was again limited, and the tone of the trade was somewhat depressed, at late cur rencies for floe samples, while ordinary ditto were quite as cheap as last market day ; old, 325. to 36a. • new, 26e. to ' 345. • foreign, 28s. to 32a. per 24 stone. The supply of beans was unusually meagre, and the inquiry being rather improved, the prices of last week were readily given for all good samples ; old samples realising 575. to 61s. ; new, 44a. to 53e. per 38 stone. Super dour, 465. to 52a. ; fine, 40e. to 45e. per 20 stone. OxFoRD, JUNI 8.-There was a large supply of wheat of floe qualities, which maintained previous rates, via : White, from 60s. to 645. per qr. ; red, 40e. to 58s. ; in ferior samples a very slow sale. Grinding barley made from 30s. to 345. ; oats from 21s. to 35e. ; beans, Tap plentiful, and from Is. to 2s. less in price than this day se 'n night. Flour (seconds), Us. and 45.. per sack. PETZ/BOR01:011, Julia 8.-At our market to-day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at fully 2s. per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley. none showing. Oats lc per qr. lower. Beans could be bought at 2s. to 3s. per qr. less money. Priem :-Best red wheat, 58s. per qr. of 5041b5. • common ditto, 425. to 465. per qr. of 480Ihe. ; oats, Is. 2 d. to la. 4d. per stone ; beans, 455. pee qr. of 5321 M. ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —On Saturday night last, about eleven o'clock, &good' train having just panted Tnxford station on the Great Nathan Railway, woo proceeding towards Retford junction up • rather steep incline, which exists between those stations, when suddenly • coupling chain gave way, and three vehicles, the guard's van and two loaded wagons, became disconnected and ran back down the declivity. Their speed was however soon arrested by the guard, who set out at once towards Tuxford to warn an approaching train, also • goods, which was due to follow at • abort intervals In this he nefortunately did not succeed, a collision resulted, the runaway trucks being smashed and their contents—wool, • puncheon of nun, chests of tea, a keg of snuff, &c., dee tined for Manche der, were strangely mixed upend drowse nearly all destroyed. The line was soon cleared of the debris, and the traffic is now resumed. Happily no person was seriously injured. RAILWAY COMMITTER/I.—The promoters of the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal (Lease, &c.) BM have intimated that it is not their intention to pro ceed with the measure during the present session. C`orn mittees of the Lords have been appointed to sit during the week on the following bills :—Blyth and Tyne Rail way ; Alton, Alresford, and Winchester Railway ; Limerick and Foynes Railway ; Uxbridge and Rkkrnionworth Rail way ; Cork and Youglud Railway ; Henley in Arden Rail way ; Feet India Irrigation and Canal Company. The Metropolitan Itailways.—A committee consisting of Mr. Adair (chairman), Mr. W. 0. Foster, Kr. Baines, Mr. Hum ' berston, and Captain O'Connell, has been appointed to in quire into the North Lonfilon Railway (branch to the City) ; Metropolitan Railway (rmprovementa and Extension to Finsbury Circus) ; Edgware, Highgate, and London Rail way ; and Hammersmith, Paddington, and City Junction Railway. COLNE VALLEY RAILWAY.—A further section of this line, from Halstead to Ladle Hediogbam, is to be opened in about a month. The government ins pector will make the usual preliminary examination on the 17th inst. The company has now miles in operation between Chap pell, on the Sudbury branch of the Eastern Counties system, and Halstead, and the section now about to be opened will make the length of railway worked between It and 12 miles. The line is being further extended from Castle Hedingbam to Haverhill. Ms WEATHER IN Bvsux.—A change hen taken place in the weather within the last few days, which has proved most beneficial to the crops. The earth has been visited during the week with copious and ref reshing showers which have wonderfully advanced vegetation ; and the re ports which we receive from all parts of the county concur in representing the growth of grass especially to have been almost miraculous. On Wednesday we were visited by • severs thunder storm, which cleared the air and d es t r oyed some appearances of blight which were rather ominous. The weather on the whole this season has been very favour able for growing crops. The wheat, which is this upon the ground, ia improved and now looks remarkably well, promising far hotter than was anticipated. Other grain is also progressing very favourebly. Sad grime is likely to be very abundant ; but mowing has not yet exten sively commenced. Complaints have been general of the defective plants of marigolds, which are probably owing to the damaged seed, resulting from the wet mem o° o f loin year. In favoured spots, however, the *ate ere tolerably good. The dry weather of the last few weeks has been very beneficial in enabling farmers to prepare their land for swedes and turnips, which was particularly needed in comequence of the accumulation of water last year. The eon of the previous season is confined within a very small ecespeas, Use stacks being few and far between, and there is at present no prospect of an early harvest ; but, considering the dollciencyof the wheat plants which prevails in many kinds, there is a tolerable expectation of a goo d one.— Wear &rem Times. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Dess eau amend os the beet rea ler ilea sad latest style at madNinepin's, let, Wand, commene inner ilea— ) RAILWAY ARRANGENIENTS. GMAT We WTI= RAILWAT.—Tnana will run from pad. di to Waideor oa each of Um ram days at 8.30 a.w., 7.30 (third), 8.30, 10.0 ithird), 11.0, 11.15, 11.45, 12.0, 1.10 Ism (third), sod "0 p. 0., returning from Windsor at 4.45 a.m., 6.0, 6.25 ( tkird), 7.45, 8.30 (third), 10.0, sad 10,a Thuroday (the Cup Day), I. addituni to the above, a special trail' will lame Padthagton at 10.15 a.m. far Windsor direct. Carriages sad bums will be conveyed by nay of the regular bailee. LONDON AND IIoUTII Warman RAILWAY. —Os Tuesday out Iltundoy a cheap train will Isar. Waterloo for Ascot at 8.1510 a., returning at 7.30 p.m. Os Wadowiday aad hid ey a m p t ro b will leave Waterloo for Ascot at notomMoir at 8.16. pm. Special trains will ran bon Looks to Amot cm omit of tae for days from 10.0 am. till 1146 p.a., sod will mien from Ascot tam LO I ATIO.N. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to U deg. level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about a of an inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above it nearly three hundredths Increase. IL—Exposed to shade. M.—Moistened bulb (foe evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two pante WI of mag netic). F.—niter (1 to 19—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9. Initials: b, blue sky, e, clouds (detached); f, fog; h, ha i l; I, lightning ; re, mist) Man) : o, overcast (dull); r, rain ; s, snow ; t. Wunder. B. Beadisturbance (1 tog). RZADING, JUN/ B.—There was not an average attendance at market this morning, but • fair supply of wheat, and the trade ruled throughout in the dullest state. A few mks were effected at a reduction of la. per qr., but prices are likely to drop still more before the dose. In barley, oats, and other pare, there is a complete stagnation. ROCHrernt, JUNI 8. The ma r k e t was aga i n sup plied with a great quantity of wheat, but most of that exhibited was in very poor condition ; business, however, was vary duU, and even good sorts of wheat could only be got rid of at • reduction of I s . t o 2a. per quarter, whilst other kinds were almost uosaleable. Then was • good supply of foreign on offer, but that deserinkes of the general dulness, and there was but httle doing in that kind. At the close of the market a great deal of wheat remained unsold. Barley, both for malting and gri n ding kinds, appeared to be quite neglected, and miss were only dose is retail at a slight reduction in pries. Of eats the samples placed on the stands were moderate in amount, but the., is lees activity in that branch ci the tam* sad prices - - - . TM? 4 ;°I.D YAP. (Ina ►by bits Majesty. sada Is a ftworpotakes of ID wont iamb ; 3-yrwlds, 7st 71b ; fear, flit 101 b ;eve, mix. sad %Pk SA 316; mai sad pfsbalt aauwial Sib ; liftmen este% &a Two war. (10aats) Aso AP rt. Masa 11213311341 . . ..... (=La . . . • 2 maim 8 =0 4ll 8 alhalsir... a " We find Du Barry's health-restoring Revahnuta- Arabka Food the safest remedy for habit ual constipation, Indigestion Rippepsial. acidity, distanalon, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, diarrhow, nervousness, bIll• torpidity of the liver, debility —Andrew (Jr., M.D.. F.B.S. ; . Harvey, Dr. ithorland, Dr. Campbell."—Dr. Wurzer's testintordal _"Du Barry's fond is particularly' effective to curing Indigestion (dyspepsia), constipation, diarrhoea, bowel and WNW complainta, inflammatory irritation, and cramp of ins urethra. tho kidneys and bladder, and hemorrhoids, also cough, asthma, debility, and consomption."—Dr. Rudd Wurzer, Professor el Medicine and Practical M.D. It lane Any Ulnas ita cost la other remedies.—Packed In tins. lib., fa ed. ; 4 ed. : lis. 121 b.. Ws. Barry du Barry sad oa, Tr, larmaid zo n. Landes ; also at Forams and Masaa's ; sad as ea Oneestnarela- Ansi 4, Chasiald• ; sa and 130, Oxford-street; sad en rums sad cassias--(Advertkaassat.] VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Hobrood, from Calcutta for London, April 22, lat. 28, and 90 mike of! B.E. part of Madagascar. H. M. Hayes (American shipi, from Liverpool for Bombay 39 days, May 2, lat. 6 N., lon. 29 W. Idea of the South tahip:, from Hobart Town for London 48 days, all well, April 14, let. 26.15 8., ion. 15.6 W. Jane Strong, or K 'Main !pendant uncertain), from Liverpool for Calcutta. April 7. lat. 34.505., lon. 21.37 W. Morning Light (ship), from San Francisco for Liverpool 70 days, all well. April 11. lat. 32.32 S., lon. 18.36 W. Queen of the North, from London for Bombay 24 days, all well, May 3, lat. 6.60 N., lon. 23.30 W. Sarah Waacoe, from Havanaah for Falmouth, May 29, lat. 46 N., lon. IS W. VI (Iltirquel, from Adelaide for London, all well, Mardi LS, lat. 64. 251 i, lon. 146.62 W. BOOK Poet ro Birsoms.—Under the existing re salaams. book socket. may be forwarded by the Swedish mail peed. whoa they are addressed to Gotteaborg, bet sot when addressed to any other town In Sweden. Arrange ments have now been made under which, on the Ist July next and thenceforward, the provisions of the book post will be extended to the nnder.mentioned planes in Sweden, viz. : Arboga, Calmar, Oarlshamn, Oariskrona, Christiansted, Ekolsund, Engelbolm, Enkoping, Fahluo, Falkenberg, Gam leby, oe6e, Greene, Ontheborg, Halmstad, Helaingborg, Hendeholm, Hkby, Root, lOnkiiping, Kongelf, Kongsbarka, Roping, Lahoirn Landskrona, Linkoping, I.4ungby, Lund, Malmo, Mariests:d, Nora, Norrkoping, Nykopsng, Ramunde boda, Runneby, Stockholm, Sodertelje, Solvesborg, Tioeboda, Uddevalla, Upside, Wadatena, Warberg, mimo, Westervik, Westems, Wexio , Wrigstad, Yatad, Aby, Atvidaberg, °dealing. Orebrii, Sundsvall, Ortersund, Wisby. Upon book packets fur the above places, the rates of postage, wltlch must be paid in the United Kingdom, will be as follows :—For a picket not exceeding 4 ox. in weight, 3d. ; above 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oL, 4d. ; above Boz. and not exceeding 1 lb., Is. ; above 1 lb. and ot exceeding 14 lb., ls. 6d., and soon, increasing 6d. for every half pound or fraction of half a pound. No further charge will be made upon book packets for Oottenburg, but upon book packet' addressed to any other town in Sweden a small inland rate of postage will be levied in Sweden for their conveyance from Gott.nburg to their destination.—By command of the Postamater•General -- ROWLAND Had., secretary.— General Past.ofßce, Bth June, 1861. [Advertisement.) lIOLLUMAY'd Ply LS.—Confu don and Pain of the Head.—These premonitory signs of rowing Illness should have early attention, or palpitations and unrasY feelings about the heart wUI succeed, and be followed in their tarn by more serious symptoms Holloway's Pills display their most constant and happiest effects In dispelling these disagree able feelings, clearing the furred tongue, rousing the torpid hovels, and removing the languor and datniency so oppresilve after taking food. No medicine is so well ealtulated to restore the digestive functions, or so potent to soothe the nervous sys tem. The dysp ptic, by taking these purifying Pills, will sub stitute ease for pain, and ones more renew vigour In the Asting body. and rekindle a healthy elasticity in the despondent or exhausted mind. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANSON .Cap— June ta 4, at Collage-crescent, Bt. John's.wood, the wife of in Anson, It.N., of •daughter. 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