The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-27 00:00:00

as etnigt• 1 OSBORNE, JOLT lb. Tb. Qom sad Priaa., aceompaaisd by th. Prince • w a i l s, Prime Alfred, the Priem., Royal, sad Primus Masa, ersimed is the mei 7.oet Palsy yesterday etteraesa. Sir Junes Clark relented to Loados to day. M. Trivial* the eek ktialstar at this curt has re- WWI with Iva bully W free the Genus baths to , Ida sew siiimese i Perissd-plate. Aguas/ of 1M Flames Committee of the Raul Com missW he MN isholbitiee of l&51 wee held yesterday at *a Pah, Oesseltsliss. There were 'meet—Bari Ores gibs taminns), Sir Willis. Cubits, Mr. Coulees, Q C., t o g M r . Moe How*, (secretary). Kr. H. R. Wilhelm, allisdal ism to the ensuiedoe, war also is assedasse. ag•ag, M F., sad Dyseeed hatl ea futurism with Sow Om I esesedey at the Home oflloe, as behaU of a.„ gligasek, ender susses of death at Northampton. Tgaisdfsiel Committee of the Privy Coaacil sat roster &awl essuessed a blockade rase, os appeal from the Oust el khrafteMp, " Tim Fraaciske v. the Jokes= " The Wu peens' were the Lull President, the Ole salter of the Dusky of Cornwall. the Jadge of the reerAgative Court, Mr J. Passau, Sir B. Ryan, and air W. Mule SOUTHWARK DAT.) The nomination of candidates took plain in the Tows Hall, Bosough, a smell inconveniest building, mall sepabis of holding a tithe of the eleotors. The proseedines were opened shortly after 12 o'clock, when Mr. PRITCHARD. the High Bailiff of the Swoosh, took the chair. Admiral Sir Charles Napier wee mount. he wee e► mired with loud cheering. The usual formalities having been gose through, Dr. CHALLIS proposed, and Mr. EVANS seconded, there denim of Sir William Molesworth. Mr. Loco proposed Admiral Sir Charles Napier. This bevies been seconded, Mr. S. SMITH proposed, and Mr. H. SMITH moaned, Um ailmittation of Mr. John Hamilton. Sir W. MOLICSWORTH emu forward, and, amidst Medi annfasion, ceased by tbe crowded state of the hall, addressed W electors as follows: Gentlersen,—l assume that you are "addled with my conduct, and that I have sot min-represented you is the House of Cosmos'. There, gentlemen, I have andesvonred, to the beet of my abilities, to fulfil my promises to you, ad 11:0 give effect to my um:hafted political Walesa. What those opinions an, I have told you so often, that I will not weary yen with repeating them. But I may say that say cotes for free trade, extension of the suffrage, the ballot, Religioss liberty and equality, abolition of church rates, and Mamie' self pvernment, prove that my COSTICHOOII hem not been, end wiil not he Masged by hold ing high office in the government of this country. Gestlentes, with your permission, I will melee the few elservatioss which I have to address to you to the subject la which we are all most deeply intimated at the tumid moment. Gentlemes, we are sow seined in a stern and arduous sooteu—in a most just sad righteous war. Alas ! that setts war should be necessary. Would that the pro. gross of hem/ledge sad civilisation among the nations of the math had rendered it impossible for the mess of man kind to do those duds of violence and wanton aggrission which at times mks war inevitable, and reader it both just and necessary. Gentlemen, I am conviseed that tats war is both just and necessary, and there fore it is a popular war among the the thilk fag sad redacting people of this country. France nil Ingioad embarked I. this struggle for no Leg/ peesmal Istituto ; for no miserable wash ends ; but ke=end noble objects—to defend the week and to he pile of the strong ; to provost the dangerous of Russia at the espesse of the Ottoman = N t ia r s ogylreadisenteet that menaced the liberty, the eisanoneik sad eivilisatios of Western Europa. Frame and = also took up arms to punish Rusin for her wastes of the European law of natives • to wash her that OM geld not, with impunity, disregard t he rights and liber al No weaker states, and to prove to Mr that Francs and Haglund were determined to curb her insolent and eg. gremive spirit. These, I say, were the objects for which we drew the sword—we drew it—after long and fruitless sego denims shish showed oar earnest desire to maintain the peace sa the world; for From and Eoglaud, emissions of their stersgth, were sesediatory and forb,arisg, as loss as homer yenta vomit them to be so. But all is vain, sothiag hat Mato hem would eompel the Cur to quit his hold, and de- Me hem his designs on the Ottoman dominion : therefore, seism err later, • war with Russia was inevitable. It could set Ism moaned at a moment more favourable to the cause of sad civilised°. ; for the two great satioss of mews ESIOr. Frame and Ragland, ware firmly suited, end oboe the semasemellilleet of this war they have Mame acme Indy emits& Their gallant son—waisted fa the teat, the ship, med the field, enduring the sews besaiip sad mmesslielsg the same perils by sea and by lesd--tene busus us admire, and love each other. And imam :las nisst. and , firmly united in the came of end evil must triumph over the barbarians of tleMll, sad will he, if need be, siege this a match for the wield in arms. May scabies raw disturb that alliance ' so advents. num to the two C4MNISSiIIS. mid se beneficial to mankind. Woe, than, unto those who weuM separate Zegland from Fusses. Woe auto those mesa—Ohn worst answies of this eoustry—who, by their arts, intrigues. 'Ed meekiestions, would for party and selfish objects. Meek ow oggosegieuto with Prince, and would sow dissension between us ant our allies. Be certain, gentlemen, that if this wsrebeeld ever be brought to "discreditable termination ; that if, ealappily, for the honour, for the safety, for the integrity and serge of the British empire this war should end in a reammt sad dis honourable pesos, that mace will be the week of my feeble (dead Lord Palmerston, or of Lord Palnemeesees go. verement ; but it will be the act of those halm who ebandestiso oonibised the other night to break me ongesti. most with France on the subject of the Turkish lees-1 mess the peace party, the Peelites—the more ual portion of the oppositim, and some few unrefleetinM iligs lisioll who formed an ambuscade last Friday night to surprise the government on the quanta of the Turkish loan. I shudder men sow at the thought of the success of their nefarious en- Mlwhich a sirs accident defeated. If it had sue- Turkey would bate lost the loan which was indis- for the maintenance of her army sad for the peassention of the war; the war would have been ~ mad shined; and Frame would have been justly alindal et the lick:mess of our conduct, and would have Owed to have faith in our assurances. These evils, of imemeses megaßade, a portion of the apposition were pro posed M asesseter, thereby giving the li. to their warlike yeehesises sad to their preteaded seal for the French end showing that for the sake of annoyisg a W, oulegonin, or o! obtaining ono", they were at my moment to peril the safety of them sesstry and the honour of the crown. I, I therefore dominoes the conduct of them men ad their went of patriotism, as deserving of the severest censure and condemnation from all menu and all parties who have the interest and honour of their country at heart, and who do not wish that we should stand alone is this mighty struggle without a friend or ally. If in the opinion of the opposition Ha Majesty's Government had dos* wrong in making that engagement with Turkey and Fresco they Mould have endeavoured to dismiss us with counted and censure from office, or to impeach us, but they shoal/ have naffed our engagement, and should not ham endeavoured to make this country appear to foreign nations to be &state with whom no engagements can be safely concluded, and es the word of whose agents no reliance can be placed. I will say so more with Morena to this most discreditable proceeding on the part of the opposition, but will turn to the subject of the general conduct of the war. Gentle men, in the immediate conduct of this war, France and England have had three chief objeolis to mom• plialt:—lst, to prevent the Russian smite hem marching upon Constantinople and dismembering the Turk ish Empire; 2nd, to prevent the Russian Buts filMilederjes the Weds and commerce of Fresco and England; and led, to strike such a body blow at Russia as wadi cameo her to desist from her designs upon the °firma deadeiens. The two first of these objects have beim emempkhed; and I believe that with energy, courage, and peeseveream, ell tbres of them will ultimately be stoompliehed. To se eomplish these, their magnificent flute, the like of which the world had sever seem, have been sent to the Baltic and the Black Sea. Vast armies, amply supplied with all the me- Wilms of war, have been landed in the Crimes. They have done deeds of great valour, and the mull has beim that not a Russian soldier is to be found es the soil of Eu ropean Turkey ; sot a Russian ship, either stersbantneas or san-of-war, savigates the Bolds or the Bleak Bea, or the Sea of Asoff. The mormstile marine of hassle Ms ceased to exist on the new, end her hated Sae* have been sank or condensed to cowardly idleness. Tie third object would have been escomplished, and I baps will still he amomplished, by the taking of Sebastopol. With regard to the expeditios W the Crimea her Metz' s e government have bee t an na anneal of lasen foe , after full and cereal &lindens@ with the d Empe ror of the Freneli, that in spite of .. timid sosimal," that expedition Medd be ueiertakes. You wan re member pinion's labia hag after the siege of Sebas topol had C0M1411014. it WM Indignantly denied that say English commander, either naval or 'Mary, had disowned of that ex pedition; and it we. seated, en the highest authority, that the prim " A la esesnele“ was intended to apply only to the differences the sesselle of our Allies. Now, gentlemen, I nut say I sever doubtelloi the wisdom of the expedition to the Crimm, or that it was undertakes at the right period. We should bear in Wed that war is UM sato a gams of Maud is whisk the Mind t Transferable by 10,000! 115'Avatrallaa Agricultural 140001 10!Auotrallaa Royal Ka 111,000 10 Berlin Waterworks SO' British Astarisaa Laud_ 5:000 Brit.koal.loa. i had. Co. 0,011 00Paasda.Pal ~... At. VeratJar m atust/1 00021, 15 I Pretereure 4 peseta' Pulaae of Fraoce 1 10 Namara Masai 113,61aetris Tatagrapi la Pastoral Stu. Nalllollloll 110panera18.0.61dpplag Oa. Geo. Dna Saw Collier 11:91•Altairaustse lima el. 10, Kerma* i et.Aaarkeu 1 Natioual Patut.lStra. feel 10 Netbselatula 1 N.& Walla Costa lots& .team Navigation Co North Brit. Australadan Narita of Europe &rm Oriental Gas I Pectin..? Land &Mineral Oriental Mean' Do New 1 1 Portland iron Company-I 1. ituyal Stall etaam noottion Auetr. 11 Do. New . - . le Australian lasd.. ItSubmarise Wag. tterip.. Do. po. _ Bagiourad 9u;00o 5' acwoo 1i 14,040 100 gt - i - ? 1 .?_5l ;if 11 - ;110) 13 — p — C;o1 Dimes% Lad 22,5410 40: - 40 20,000 $0 40,000 23 52,200 20 8,000 100 20,000 100 25.000 100 25,0116 20 11,000 100 25,000 20 10,00( 20 20,000 50 00,004 . 50 50,000 100 10,000 lOD 10,000 20 20,000 60 210,000 20 52,975 25 21.0,000 190 50,000 5 12,010 23 •.2,000 25 8,000 - 00,010 50 JOINT BTOC Andreasla Brit,oo,Baxkllitmise Britieh Korth American Chartered Bank of Asia Dttio-cd lad.,Aue.kaa. City Colcalsl ICoomorolal of Loodot Erg flootAk AosiChart. Lando. _ _ _ an.akartaaskotAast. Thit1:74;777 -- London and County .. tendon Joint groat London k N artmlintel Net. Prow. of England Do. New Fatima' of Ireland INew South Wales Orient. Book Corporate of Ireland Royal Aus , raliso ing and Gala Imp. Co. south Australia ..... l'olon of Australia Do. Ncw Union of London I all an 21 10 , 73 74 II II 11 144 214 Idr rr 101 103 e 1 - i 3.31 $ 34 Ws Idim If dis C "II U R pm I pat 34 13 in i x in 7 6 els x la' 17 le xle 64 66 xle 66 66 4 -- 44 -- ps bi In I amz te pa x in ha 3 z tD 221 33 100 1 107 109 111 114 iei iii, Ti . iii 111 113 li 7 .- pat - I 2i lo— pai s SO{ zia ti 9 1 a 1 36 61 id 114 111 z 9 9 Of 444zdk 4 41 49 U 49 il fie 1 19 m. i 9 10 1 4 g ll 41 4 101 101 pea 19 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The English stock market continues free from fluctuation of any moment, but is a shade firmer to-day. Prices are quoted about e per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. Consols have only varied between 90; to 91, and are now quoted 901 to 91 for money and the Bth of August. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 . to t ; the New Three per Cents. at 92: . . _ to ) ; Long Annuities, 'B6O, 4 to 4 1 - 18; the Ne 30 Years' Annuities, 1885, 16 15-16; Bank Stock, 214 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 101; India Bonds, 31s. to 345. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 19s. to 225. prem. The foreign stock market is much quieter. Turkish, after rising to 901, is now quoted at 90 to 1 . Mexican is quoted 21t to 221; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 801 to 817 1 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64 (exch., 12fl.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., at 96,1 to ; and Austrian Five per Cents., 1852, at 81. The amount of gold brought in by the Red Jacket, from Melbourne, is no less than 138,643 ounces, be sides 400 sovereigns, representing a total value of about 555,0001., and being the largest shipment ever made in one vessel from that port. So active, how ever, is the demand for gold tor the Continent, that nearly the whole of this large arrival will probably be at once sent away. We are informed, by the courtesy of Messrs. Mar shall and Edridge, that their ship the George Mar shall, which was to sail from Port Phillip about the 12th May, had already on board 50,000 oz. of gold, worth about 200,0001., and was expected to ship u much again before sailing. The ships Paragon, Ochtertyre, Waverley, lonia, and the Waterloo, have been engaged by the Admi ralty for the conveyance of stores to Barbadoes, Con stantinople, Colombo, Corfu, and New South Wales ; and the Affghan and Comet have been ordered to be surveyed. The East India Company will receive tenders on the lit August for the conveyance of troops and stores to Bombay. The traffic of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company continues to show a steady weekly increase. The receipts in the week ending Sunday last were 9551. The Bank of London announce that they will oommence business on the 22nd August both at the Hall of Commerce and at No. 450, West Strand, and the City Bank on the 6th August. At the halt-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of New South Wales, held at Sydney on the 25th April, the net profits were stated at 38,7761. A dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared, leaving 6,0591. for the equalisation of future dividends, and 9,6821. to be added to the re serve fund, which will thus be increased to 90,0001. The ordinary general meeting of the Crystal Pa ace Company is called for the 9th of August, and will be made special, to authorise the conversion of the share capital into stock, and to ratify an agree ment with the West-end and Crystal Palace Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the 'Great Northern Railway Company is called for the 25th of August. The following half-yearly meetings are newly announced, viz. :—Cork and Bandon Railway Com pany for the Bth August ; Anstraluian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company for the 17th August ; and Madras Railway Company for the 7th August. A special general meeting of the British Telegraph Company is also called for the 2nd August, to autho rise the bane of guaranteed preference shares. THURSDAY EVIDILNG, The English stock market to-day was quiet, with little variation in price. After o temporary advance of I per cent., the market closed at the slightly reduced range established yesterday afternoon. The wet weather seems to exercise a rather prejudicial influence. In Lombard-street to-day a more active demand foe money was experienced. During the last two or three days money seems to have found more ready employment. This tendency is assisted by the French loan, and by the shipments of gold. The scrip of the new French loan was quoted 11 to 1 pram., but the transactions are unimportant. Rothschild.' and Baring.' lists were closed to -.le stated to amount 100 . 100 1 - ' AMP,1a......„_ , all UAW 1 ills& Aintranan ''''' all Maar 12 1. LinktiCaltlarulas all 20,000 20 141ainiallna 6J 66 . 1 Amiga= CarAillora au SA 10 flllassavan kat k Coal all 10,000 10 •llettlsk Dm 10, 21 teraulsp.(lnsatill.po 21 111.0sesas Cobbs 1 6 1,. 2 SO O Do. IlLialis ft Del Boy 13al1 2 l Cailant Creak 00,000 1 SCULOnauliftl2b,,,lain 12,001 40 041sit io &hr id. al 100,000 2 MO, . 130. Sr W w Mineral* 16as HI all 1,000 22 sag Prot. 71 par Gnat all 70,040 6 sEaglkAnstralianCome all 22,000 2 +Venues 1 100, . 1 Great Plait Vida Rag. all 20, 20 10anteal 22,000 1 Grand Cosby of Bade, all 1111. 11, 41 Gnat Liberty Polisatit ..... 1 10, 1 +Llamas .... all 3,000 Do. B. ...... .... 10,000 5 /Isailanius ...... 1 103,111 1 1 GO. 1 fa r = •.. all 1 Plenum lienßlanch all - 10 10, 1 IMP Pert elbooll dliver Lau. 1 d all PhD* - ..... 130, 1 Quarts Moak — all 16, SO tlihymney Iron 10, 13 +Do. New ~.. ... all 7,000 SO Smalls.° do Cdba ..... l2f 60,002 1 South Austra li an &alp all 10,000 1 +Do ltsgiaterod ........ all 6,000 10 fin Croft 9 43,174 28.1.111 *Mated Mule= all 70,010 1 wilier 100,010 1 Won Mariposa .Luzemboarg bli =l Igt:* . est — &asia. ill7.lcla7pst. t - 1 - 115 all Do. d 0 .3-3-1, 6S, a do. 16 ill Do. do. 76, do. 60 WI Do. do. 73,witbootop all Hamilton and Tomato all Do. 6 per Coot. 10 Lyons tad Omen 11 Lrulta and Iledlamassan all IWrio 10 Do. NOW ...... :y ~r.ti.sooonia' rll — Do- New ......... all !fasorallillerie (vii.h lat ) all Norther& of Fiance all Ditto 2W. snares (bite Charleroi it arqulMali) all Norwegian Tri all Perk and Lyons ... all Paris end Orlon. all Paris aad ROOM IS Paria.Caeat, & Cherbourg all Rows .rd Barra ..... all Royal Danish I Royal FAredish all Regatta and Kenna ...... all r 4. 511 pec Oust. Is. find 5............. ailal West Plasairs Do. per Coat. heir j i Waters' of rime 1 zM zhs 18+:m a di; 1 in .1 i e l ; ~ , for t tell INNS IMO MIMS PM 11111 =SAM MN wee Wain= - Ti o D tha , minsi. sa d * m ull e d • Ana laspearar arer• “ _ ,_.- AIDIRICAX RAILWAYS. influence. Plaistro•awilliaastliadl:OWnellttglela lit gain bl i trr : 1 5:e ir p= --. l t•=.- - al ee tlia--- A di_ . i . . Cese . tele John Franks, 0 7 f 2 a .; o sad war t, r iail pdisioes al szPwwieß ie pedimessid b oth at at pablioneetiap lis as tle ezpamisa psekabilly w ei th tr oduis kee fras=e:ist k ran ba . I t s? , woad Os wale ihisise f• sa u d . coug liall abi l , :F . m'"sag-usiPatillitt. 84 C, L. were "' a w ne d. ;om ega% a1 .... 1119 theßead a.a " .. vislranikraspion isle e ßai set us ak i iril iort F i a i s t il oonal. there ld... 1 nthall ic k „ De l eestni p4 , o l : l P ' ii . ss "t iaaa " "i :::: Fit - u m ;el In Lombsrd-street to-day a more active demand vanes entitled .. Lea yillu," published in his journal, the " au m t e ho in r j o ece f the h e mom wield ben bows memmess r aw the Crimea yes [Left sitting.] derable — m - Verit — F2 the MhsblMate. Ia easing this cows ifiabOa owtral, i Per amt. - law 17 !I! for money was experienced. During the last two or three days money seems to have found more real , / , al on of hi C"Te ne 18 c i ti° h. "I M P . d o las sail Atom whine Is iris really vinerable. We might Mr. Waren has issenel ammiderside odium is certain N.'"aeal iksj aw sum Moll TIDO 1 " 3 5a " vanes, was fined in • similar amount, hut th e p r i n t er nu haw seat our miss Is Me Prbelplities, we might lave ''"'""------ --- do. Isil - - and it was *Mini dmisredmily the Preto Nea.Ta 4 . 7 . P. Net- aa'4" e ' L 11Ie1 15 57 employment. This tendency is assisted by the French loan, and by the shipments of gold. m paris ou4saa Trib ir an s acquitted. in kd Wart. ... ISM 11/1 11S4 :0 DAT.—JULY 26. aught battle a ft er Wise sail gibed victory after 'May, ,,,., _ ,_ e . .___ a.. 0.1. tallift.plai in semmenlematies off Ide mil sat astivity. De. as. Malan toa d ... Is7l IS N 4.418911 the Pill* sad law" allimilrabiL W. Illikt have • I'he Earl and Countess of Arundel and Surrey, = ll' sr4 their simgeeMes Si reset Ws Tit). sow Dp mat seer Newbury,The scrip of the new French low was quoted 11 to migisioniCnirilosPAl'ameLmia-456K0t ;ditto by season tickets , pal make of real impnelasse Resta have toes swam- ma InwuYi DAM ,0 " w"' for "-- ---- shwas feet sad tyke& et the society Mean& Pea.lp.eJnosers kinden. lets SS ea ; Alit Wiled, sa leas es tke illawlea lam e safe i• dellestegel Bake. its Wi l ed, te imams dined ea W Tat the Ball's Read Tavern, calissadmiwillsem istifaeL Beads - - - D. as. kg Du - MIL Ommeller Mame in the chair , as witar2a 'measles • -- hew germ rims gm ' ali d ia la Y alagsses s ' llesat : Moweirignor Franohi, the Papal Nuncio to Madrid, Am . alma am esp. bearing mosisoina sorsua .,. rume i sem. anted pis sa - mmessiM 2i_ 4 - De. de. ma en, ms. - usi lifrisre.l.c,42lZantrdanßsactionslisarets wuninciipc:redtant 411.— T T .TAL 6 p ,B A IS LA . CIL- -Return of issions for six day. The Leaden aPPlieatieee are stared to amoun t days ending July 21.--N ber admitted, including MS. 1 I eggeseelea. Yet the edema gegadmei 'al che as. sad Muskat Combs, arrived at Befelm• twe daleaP , tre at 1 . 4 -- TA hilt s ig era cus e& w the dealer we" pleinised to Yr• ir k %I m a m p.... 1 :1 4 : L e . 1, Ig e = = t eed & azai that dsrabl ami e was, and exwirabetioupsoosesare eater- *k m tkiket vo t oldim m. tit '46,9dfl uga . Ammo received for admix dolmas et lb, austim lies weld at Madrid. i May le I* mislir. • ._• . . ones have fiestenplished ono of the pest ablest. of the war , and pat so see to the preponderance of Russia is Mask flea Thereliee, though the expedition to Sebasto pol woo • Alt, the easmat of pie km sumo fatly jteethed la my opinion the isearring that risk. I ant, therefore, prepared valise'' , to hear ay fall share of say emus or blase that say be east upon Lord Aberdeen's gomment for kaviag &tided upon that emeedi thee. Ido not repent as of that daisies. For still feel convinced that with energy, courage, and es, moose will crowd our arm, and repay our Imes, and that history will mama the expeditiee to the Crimea to have been wits and prudent. Ocatlesen, I have now eaplained to you say views os the subject of this war. 1 repeat that it is a just and noseasery war, and that it is the duty of the goverment of this country to carry on the war, in hearty union with oar allies, sad with the utmost Apar sad energy until the great o4ects of the war are asemplished. I know the seaMenoe and opinions of ray noble friend Dud Palnierstou on this sub jest. las esallesed that he hams his duty, and will do Lis dory to the peopleemd Semelipe of ate empire • that he will .rest, 4111 be be wiebeas hesitation rejected, any daemons ass ieedieleas peepessis hir the termination of the war • esti dot se geweelasee of whisk Led Palsmento• is the limed will osessat to any pew which is not both oh age beeessebie. Ns C. NAIPIER ant addressed the denten. He declined to pto say expense, sad would lease hie dales fa the heads et the elation. Yl. 11111177171111{;111 .peke, Snit whisk a show of limas was to The Hies Buifoo ms =sd the •how of hauls to Do Is favour of Sir W. No pelf woo deasiled ireither of the other candidates, and 84 Wiliam Molesworth wee therefor* declared duly elected. The proceedings teratinetod with a vote of thanks to the retuning Aker. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The firsaiaa took the chair a few minutes after 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Bslhrel's &tato Bill was nad a Baena time. sad pared. TURKISH LOAN BILL. The house wet;tit;icTeen TiniTtneOn this bill. Oa clans, 1, MR. GLADSTONE said the bill was one which had against it the unanimous disapproval of the house, and he had hoped that the government would have adopted some gumtree to get rid of the evils which mast attend the adoption. That the feeling of the Dottie was against the bill was evident from the minority of Friday last, and he believed that but for very strenuous exertions on the part of the government that minority would have been a majority. The government had net thought that minority earthy of than attention, and had done autism to meet • •••Usetation more united than he had ever remeNgised le have seen oa any financial niesure. For his ow port be would not wears the time of the how, but metilyessteat himself, for the present, with sauteeing his firm conviction that it was the duty of the government to mitigate—as be believed they cenl-the evils of this bill, and Ids regret that they had not thought at to pay any re lied Weis unanimous disapproval with which the bill had been esenived by the house. (Rear, hear.) Lord PALMERSTON said neither himself nor any other members of the house had expected there would have been say farther opposition to this bill, and he would therefore suggest that the discussion should be postponed till another bugs of the bill, and move that the chairman report program and oak leave to sit again. Mr. GLADSTONE said it was far from his wish to plus say obstruction in the way of the bill, and was quite willing that the explanations should be postponed. After some obeerratioas from the CIANCILLOR EXCMII4OI3, Mr. Tiro, sad Mr. liam.sr, MR. M. GIBSON milked if the government bad any objection to lay on the table eopies of the correspondence between the three governments on the subject of the loan. Lord PALMERSTON apprehended there would be no objection. After some remarks from Mr. RICARDO, the discussioa was postponed till the evening sitting. LIMITED LIABILITY BILL. The house went into comoutte on this bill. of the On dame 1, Mr. W. A. WILKINSON moved that Insurance Com panies be exempted from the operation of the clause. Mr. HENLEY and Mr. BOUVERIB opposed the amendment, while Mr. CARDWELL supported it. Mr. COWAN advised the withdrawal of the measure, Mr. LOWE saw no reason for precluding Insurance eon ponies from the benefit of the net. (Left IMMO THE HYDE PARK RIOTS. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THEI CONDUCT OF THE POLICE.—(THIS DAY.) The Commissioners sat this morning at 11 o'olock, is the Court of Erchequer, and resumed the inquiry. Mr. 0. H. Ellis appeared for the polio', sad Mr. H. T. Mitchell for the complaisant,. The first witness called was Constable Edward Brett, 12 A, who, in answer to Mr. Ellis, stated that be had been 11 years and 8 months in the force, and 6 yeses a sergeant. Was 32 years of age, • native of Scam. Was in the park on the Sunday, and took Adam Holding into eaatody. Between ball-past 3 and 4 o'clock was called out from the reserve in the yard by Mr. Hughes, and told to take tin see into the Drive and keep it clear. Eztended the ma, and acted as he would have dons on • race-course. Asked the people to stand back. The mosest he opened his mouth he was hissed at. Saw there was no see in attempting to clear the plain with such a small force, and told the men to stand still. Mr, Hughes ordered them to return to the yard. There joined the reserve, and with them proceeded to clear the gram. Did so as they usually do, waving their staves, but not striking. Saw no blow struck. The men waved their Mayes sad pointed them at the crowd behind to get them to I fan bask. The men sated as they usually do on such oeea- doss when it is necessary to clear a row. Adam Holding was is the crowd, and fell back with the rest. A aut.(' weed ; be moved forward, and commenced:hissing, shouting, sod waving a pamphlet which he had is his hand. In triHughes seine ay sad ordered him to be arrested. te:S. but he resisted, sad called on the people to 'tip pet kin. Took him to the yard. He wanted to get out to lie wife. Hunks& were put oft him, and he than became =His wife was afterwards let in. Recollects seeing um beeseht in who had been in the water. Did not see lam mesh. He could not have been struck without witness seeing it. Ilia shirt was in rags. He pulled the remnants off in the yard. He asked Mr. Wilkie asked him SOON clothes. Struck no one during the day. The sad who had been in the water appeared to have been drickleg. Did sot throw a young man over the rails on to the gram Some men were petting a youeg man over the rails on to the ground. Witness was osl that side and received him. Did net use any violence la doing so. Croce-examined by Mr. Mitchell—Always drew their Olives when clearing a crowd. Did not get 'spree orders to blew them cm the Suada_y. Did so Decease it was usual obis acting is body. Took so handcuffs to the park, be muse so moat resistants, was not szpicted. It wee seed m lake handcuffs to the races To the Chief Commiseloaer—Atty person at a dietaries wield think the polies were using great violence whoa they waved their traseheats. Saw one boy who had re solved a brow. It was late in the evening. To Mr. Mitchell—Has been reported. Very few men in the force have not. Was summoned in 1848 for an assault le Trafalgar-square. Mr. Henry dismissed the mamas& Wm also summoned before the Mayor of Windsor ice an smash on an exciseman. It occurred daring the review before the Emperor, at Windsor. The police were mimed to move beak ad anilines, and the excueinan refused to mesa, and IMMO' wed dap* to posh him. The may., end magistrates Minimal ON elemplaint. To the Chief Cammeinineee-4• putting the young rasa Weer the rails, did setae masevielence than was necessary. Nr. Embset Superintendent of the Boyd itieltsme fleekey, land by Mr. Ellis—Was at the Ilieetiviarbefase w fiewitay, the let of July. Was in the yard when •he man was imewght in who had been in the wawa. He asked witness he Mend him a suit of the icemen's he was wet; but there were nose at the hoses. Ci se m u n appeared iatozicated. Ho did not receive a blow ibis wheels was in the yard. Sew a number of moose ads same at the heap of stones and pat some into their pesisels. The polies then termed a guard round the spot. Creseessisined by Mr. Mitchell—Saw the hand's put ea Holding, but did not see him taken away. A good Welt have occurred after witness left the yard. /Whams Mau explained that Adam Holding was mistaken when he egithat ono of the Hume* Society's melt was in the yard, end made use of a very insulting it:presides towards the sten. enewd.) In consequence of this statement, • good deal of Seam had been szcited against the Society's The SIM mu, that there had been only ens of the men on duty am.ddatyy, who was stationed at the boat-house, and did not map he yard at all daring the day. The yard was attached he dairy lodge, and not to the Receiving home. To Mr. BUis—Sawastone othasioaally Sy over the heeds of the people. They appeared to be thrown in the direetioa ad Superintendent Hughes. To the Chief Comeelegoaer—Ths conduct of the crowd Ins at ass time rather alarming. -q theft balled, sad idostified J ; and laspeebtr Dar _ Tflia THE POLICE COURT. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. COMMITTAL COMMITTAL OP • PUBLIC-MOOSE VIDAL Ann Wiliness • dimipaisi-leeki•g old limas, well has to the polies esd the pahlionne is the diarist of this sew, wee bombe beam Mr. Ossabe 4 deal examisation, ;=l;r ei l i stee;=: 'Molds, glass tvem the Pear Tree the Ifieftria Theatre ; aim with @Waft two othseglosan his the Olive Stanek Timms, at Um miser of the Lower Marsh, Lambeth, the property of lir. Thomas Danner. Robert Salley, • harms, Mr. Gaiemer's em ploy, stated that the prissier is.. into the Pear Tree Tavern, and was supplied with half a pint of porter, after which she remained sterling at the bar some time. Seddeoly he missed her, and at the same time a It, dashing glass from of the ..eater. Knowing the prisoner robe as old thief he west auto! the hoses mad brought her it: back, whoa the gams is gaieties wee dimmed under her st distil. Mr. GAMIMOr thee Magi • 010•14•13111 sad gave her ni into custody. It 6c Police-constable, 194 L, said he took the primmer into 8 , eastody, and when at the pollee-stadia Towid.street she be wee close) y searibed, and two other drialdag gleams, steles so irons the Olive Branch T , were head ea her. as Willies Orolsy, barman at the last named tavern, Hemel tt - fled the slums as Woofing to Mr. Gemaser. He saw the It' prisoner in the bowie • short time privies.. Mr. Combs asked whether the prisoner was known ? as. The constable replied that she wee • notorious thief, Si. having been previously eoavioted *rattails( pots aid pluses SS from publicans. St Mr. Combs said he should maimit ker for trial, when the lt jadge would, no doubt, prevent her patronising publimuis f r t . for sone time to some. et. MANSION HOUSR. to Arse Mtwara, sal Cedisrisse Louise were *barged with .„ 134- haulm fought • pitched battle is Cornhill at halting 4 ele& et. blames said there was a crowd of about a couple of st. people round the defendants, who wore, as the 'Meer Bt. said, " tangled in each other's hair," and wire not separated 11111101 It a violent effort twos the part of the police. They lay woes lodged in the station•hosse. g t The Alderman thought the posistaseat of a night's lodg- lei ing Meath a place was as severe as was necessary, sad die 3 dizrgwas ithera. 114 Todd brought up on • warrant, charged with I,lt gasbag obtained a horse soder the false pretence that he was *man of property, and had a balance of SO& at the London lo sad County Bank, upon which he wrote a check, at the Is. ems time that he was wholly uaknown to the Bank, and St. Wso money there. The prisoner was sent to Lewes to be 5 ° assained. 40 ii THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. Ift sc. THIS DAY. !? ftte This morning the Board of Trade returns for the Is month ending June 30, 1855, and the six mon th s in r o ) part ended hue 30, 1855, were issued. 84. IS We subjoin the total declared value of the exports be of British and Irish produce and manufactures during ft the month and the six months, including only the " enumerated " articles : at. For the month. For the siz months. fs 1855 93 1854 1853 Including the " unenumerated " articles, the month's 1,1 exports for 1865 are raised to 8,168,5951. against r o 8,747,3131. in the corresponding month of lest year ; and those of the his months in part from:January 6 to June 30, to 43,112,3221. against 49,173,0021. last et i year. To these figures the following note is appended : Noes. —The sin months ended June 30, 1866, being five l i s t working dare shorterthan the corresponding period in the pre- s vious years, 1,373,8751. might be added to the total of the 25 enumerated articles, sad 1,670,8801. to the total of all arti- to cies, for the probable *upon. of the five days not included 25 in 1865. These additions would make the respective totals ~„" 39,657,1931., and 44,683,2021. instead of 38,177,3181. and a l 43.112,3421. which appear is this account. fo 'kVA!Mt% JULY V o l UMW SHARE LISTS -THIS DAT. Two o'ClAxa. The railway share market today ie eitieissly in active, with scarcely any variation from the closing quotation of yesterday. Londenead North-Western mock la quoted 98 to 1; Gnat Western. 661 to 88 ; Midland, 70 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Great Northern., 221 to 1; Caledoniaos. 311 to ; and South Easters., 181 to 1. Great Western of Canada shares remain firm at the late advance. to 2wn.' THE CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. This morning the Ci,ii Service Estimates, &a, for st, the year ending March 31, 1866, wars issued. tit I The ineream for 1866, as compared with 1864, is 64,0101. : I Ths following items of expenditure are new:—British Ban- 6i busy Homo, Constantinople, 4,6781.; Building Courts of It . Law, Isle of Man, 1,6601 ; Public Records Repository, at. iron doors, 9,0001.; Downing street-buildings, 90,0001 ; rt, Comm Expenses, Inland, 9,0001.; Army and Navy 10' medals, 62,6001; United States claimants, 68,1311.; Town- 26 ley's Escheat, 64,2181.; British Seamen Abroad Relief, l' 17,0001. ; National Gallery (Ireland), 3,0001. ; Metropolis Bt. interments Acts, 11,1271. ; Galleries of Art (Edinburgh), ta 6,4001 ; Caps of Good Hope, 40,0001.; to Green. St. pun Continuation, 6,8001. ; loyerneerbridge, 3,0001. ; 11 6 ?,4 Buekingbam.house, Pall mall, 11,0001.; Windsor Improve. a t . masts, 3,7181 ; Arctic DiSCOT*6IIII (Rewards); 10,0001. ; Monument to Sir John Franklin, 8001.; Professors at r t Cambridge, 1,0631. to to The Doss under Trestles 01 Rmiprocity show an inane. C . of 38,1221. MIDDLEHAM.• (BY ELECTRIC DAY.) rs.) . . LIST FOR GOODWOOD.—Uaopass• and Maid of New- 1.5 E1 Land. so 121 Crochet and Walt Langton are impacted to leave this 121" day for Goodwood. to 1 - KNUTSFORD RACEB.—TaunDAY. I 6 TATTON PARK STAKES. 123 Cardsharper 1 St. Mystic Questionable wu left at the past. HURDLE RACE. st: Tte Brewer 1 et Creeping :sae 2 I St. Skit 1.11. 17 m INNKEEPERS' HANDICAP. 121 Cardsharper 1 ii' Doer Me Bridskirk Qasstionable 25 4 raa. lo It is now said that the Queen will pay her annual 20 visit to Balmoral about the middle of September, remain- g 4o e log until the 10th or 12th of October. • Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar arrived in London early yesterday morning, from Hamill's. 10 His Exciellency M. Tricoapi, the Greek Minister t at this Court, has returned with his family from the German ?, baths to his new residence in Portland-place. SO The Marquis of Salisbury returned to town on Tuesday, from Paris, and has since left to join the Nu- 2 0 20 dames sad family, at Hatfield Home, Herts. 109 The Earl of Lonsdate has left Carlton-house- 100 twee* for Lowther Castle, Cumberlaad. Is THE JEWEL ROBBERY IN CHEAYBIDIL—It was la ce d stated thismoraing is the City, that the detective of leen of the metropolitan polies had succeeded in making an im- 1 6 1 portant capture of part of the stolen property, and a per. 5 son charged with being one of the principals. On inquiry it was ascertained that the statement wu premature, the 4 City oaten (Webb and Hayden), who have been appointed 201 by the Commissioner to conduct the case, have however got 1 : 4 0 ) a else, by which they hope in a very few hours to be is 100 possession of the greater portion, if not the whole of Ir oi the valuable property , the haunts and depots of the prig- too . Icipal fences (receivers of stolen property) are strictly watched r o by constables and the persons themselves are under the so surveillance of the pollee. Mr. Barber bads bees at oon siderable expense already, end be is determined to spars TO I none in his endeavours to apprehend the thieves. The City 20 pollee having been taught a Moen in the case of Mears. g Nam's robbery, aro extremely cautious in their movements, sad observe the strictest secrecy with respect to their I: arrangements. so THE LEICESTER Limes= Vicroamiss' Pacrric- 2 ° BO non BOOLITT.—The subjects of closing public-homes on 90 Sundays has caused much agitation is Leicester during the so bet twelve months. The licensed vienallas bevies very 6 ..fitly submitted to the new law, the restrictive party 10 seised a movement for farther loitaLtivo laterferenes, and 1. 1 ; mimed to assume that they wen expressiag the views of the al Inhabitants generally in seeking for the entire closing of so yestniahousts on Suds/. As this was by no means the to eau, the local Licensed Vietnams' Prandon Society was Wooed to tale up the tubing, and sad'r the active leader sl.ilpsf. Mr. W. N. Walden, their prosiaost, sacsomtott in --,sapressioa SI opiaion, both at public meetings • genies, 0- the ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOL& n st flaws. Basta allr all". .. emmumakalrolivs4266trerViftrAdma - chis. jsi."' 11 D. ay. 1:777ii.7 iloo Weld owl EWAN NO Wain.. all Molar awl all Cart WI Nair 48 Wain awl liallsst Jar 100 Daad..Trda..aidAtard 1. Barn an Diutl i d 1L) 11l 'Asters Oman 100 &aura Usios. Clam A 100 Do. sion 11. ei Do. (law A. 11. MAJ 100 list lAscaddr• 100 &Kubota\ awl all Matsui lk and= 1 100 Ealataarp^ab.l3salWe 00 Worm a Ilea& Wed= all Gant illsetaallambiatL. 100 Drast Pardons —... 109 De. A, SINE. LOU Do. I, Ma& 100 Gt. Nada. sad Wo t.(lr ) 100 }rent WeAtept . ..... /OS Do. StossVallsiGu. sill Lasonsts/ sod Carlislo la]l " ._/ _ Do. New Thirds lioi, It..11:;e1;." Ziit 194 U.. Mho J Da Woe Riding Unice all Look. mud Blacks all - lOC Lea, Melton. & B.Comit 100 Last awl *wits Waters _ 16 Do. Mho Si D 0.5104., It end& (C ) 21 Do. Fightbs 100 Load= k Saab Wootiro 474 Do. Stu is Do. f4O 23 all loodasderrykihoidtillos 4 q s ei 131 IS Ms. 15 16 6 74 Ma. 91_ 161. iii (lit 13 14 i 10 3 3 di s. li li 111 111 32 16 2$ 2$ 75 71 57 59 19 94 20 70 72 61 7 2 89 90 63 es 121 127 101 103 65j 66 116 60 73 78 71 8l pa 71 I ges 81 91 - ii - 94 $ f die II 6 do Ms 86 $7 7$ 6 66 die 7 . I all Do. g Bliszaa. 104 Midland 100 Do. 'firm. and Darby all !ltd. 0. Wll4. (Ira.) all Ditto Halt Shane . ;ii N;;;;;EarimieliiiiiW Nitiriiiiil , l4ll.kiTleit VI NewryViarrrupointillas 100 Norfolk 11 Do. Now Si Nottkors Coustko llaks 100 North Britlrh ail North Devon, No. 1 ■ll Do. A Dellerted all Do. e U Guaranteed 100 N. llastern—Deradok 2) Do. Estsusioa . 13 Do. 0.N.6 Pan. all Do. Leads 100 Do. York all North Lattice sU I Do. New 101.6harae - . lt , ' N S.W,Hum 17 North eh North Whairo all INot k lenekleoet-Jaaa 100 Word, Were., lk Wolver. 100 !Set i& Casual lao Ideeale►Ldlo ....... 100 all Demo 100 Soma Brun OD los& Wake .. is ii;whT.b...ki all itorkten sad Darlington . 9 raft Vale. 110 Mares 224 rkamealiavanDockkitall. all Vale of Nes% all Waterford sad Kilkenny . all Water , ord and limerick. all West Cornwall ..... „ W.Ead of Loo.alkgstalP. all Wag Loucks 1 100 Aberdeen 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct 100 Bristle k Pieter 4p.et.111 100 Caledonian. Z.O all Crertsretlioly.Ona.liep e. all Cork and Bandon *3 Dund.Pertb, k Atsw.lona. 2 East Aeallan Clan A tilt lOU Do. do. Clue B, 6 per Ct. 100 Do. do. Claw C. 7 per Ct. ! all Eeat.Cee. Eats,* p.c., No.l all Ditto do. No. as No. New Oyer Cent. (noel all Peet. Union, in. 6 p.Ct 100 East Laneweblre all EsatiltWeet York Jon.stho 100 Fdin..Perth.Dualrej t c: 100 Great Northern p 100 D 0.5 p.cLred.at 100 1)o. 43 per cent „ 74 Do.tp.et se.redstsp (.poi 6 G.West..l3kr&Harstaes ape I 0 Do. 3 p.c. redeem. Prof. 100 Doconv.Btrixtera.43 p.a. 100 Ditto irredeemable 4p. of all Do. Biro. Prof. Share a . all Do. Cheater Pref. 813.0p.e. all 1)o. do. do. !p.a. 100 Do. Him. Gus. Stock all Do. Chester Gun. Shams all Do. do. do. all Ur. do. do. 6 Lir eashire & Yorks PC2O 100 Ditto 6 per cent. 100 Lon. & Bright. G. 5 p.eent. 1„ ton Ditto Pref.3p Stork 5 Loo.hBthWestOon.Tkirde Londonderry & Oolr. oh. all I.osdocderry&EmHS. leb all Man. Sat &Line. New lOL 44 Do. f 6 all Marrs. &Dulles. 4 p Ct. .1100 Illidland Coos.Be.lk 111 Do. Prof. 43 per at-- all Into C 3 Prof. 4 all Norfolk Debentures . 100 Do. 5 per et.Ext.St.l9lo 190 Ds Pref. 4 per et. 114. 100 Monk !Mush 100 N Last.— Berw.4 pet.Plid 5 Do. de. do. 13 Do. Leeds 6 p51L150.5 3 6 Do. Do. Qom., 16M 10 Do. Torkli 1k11,4091114.' all North fitaffordahlre 100 olf.wore.stwou 3 all icottiah Central NewA all S ntb Devon 13 Ditto Fixed 44 per Cent all 4.Leat(Read.Ann.gl.o.6 1 . 100 Ditto 43 par et. all South Wale gua.43 p. sent all ith.Yorlothlrallperct.Gnas StoektookDarlingtessp.e. 4 Wa,erftediffillteanytipati FOREIGN R, all Antwerp mad Rotterdam 4 Relorlan Eastern Ameba; 10 Redeem to Gralmooos ,104. Hem. earada&Ces.ln.som 10 Dutch Rhenish all Diatom of Frame 10 Do. New all San lodise Gaa.3 pow et. 10 \ ThO:EireseleXi - ' - 911 40.0.13de,p.57 1 °covert ell Do. do. 59 laoosis 171 G.Truelt ofCaaads Aline all Do. St. Law. k ALL Uwe 70 Do. Cert. of Delsolime . . all Do Go.Py.l6pp..ctdo. 10 Groat Central of all Great DAM Peolgoola 1 Do. 1Ne100110.3 per amt. 0 Do. Ulm. d 0..... .. W Do. do. 13 01. 11 7/ leg 102 2i 03 7* 04 70 7 41 i 18 8 dii 1 1i 80 82 19 $1 73 74 .14 Ids Sf " 43 1 30 411 30 1 die par 0d ipia. die 61 1 dis par 23 27 1.14 106 69 71 44 44 134 1111 6(1 61 el 61 4 2 dis 39 41 5 55 195 206 3 4 3) 12 6 7 69 101 93 93 3 d 09 101. $ 4 6 61 11 1 11 pa 1 3 1 i 14 1 " 61 83 119 121 111 113 104 106 I iPa II 6. 97 99 14 89 91 id 10 11 li iii 101 101 74 16 191 99 0 1 9 1 11 13 dla 136 199 x d 21 31 pm 13i 13) Pm 4 - 4 " 104 106 9 97 iii 4 i die par ll 2 102 9% 90 694 I ail i 1 se4 i Is 21 Se elf 601 SI 100 zd 180_ 1U lip Veld 16 16 :WAYL :m 17i . 141 I I :I 4 1 I 4 2e I 4 44 26 Ite -- 1 -1 63 L'N 1 , 19 21 33 48 2 Ms par 11 If 1 1 1 's - i - 2 2 1 4 1_ hp. 14 lAI 19 1 21 6 !1 6 6 , I L I' TAMIL ITC 29 SO .. If Ijd IS2 124 1 se 114 j ei3j fi D!_ to 19 6 64 14 liii II =I 14 I 74 16 II I 10 LP I 1 1 64 66 i Ms I Pit ,4 die par b 64 pa 171 14e I ape 201 dip $6 36 41 41 31 62 io sii 100 - - obtaininga certain proportion of the aroma apphed or. Foreign stocks showed steadiness, jxcept Turkish, which was marked in the morning as low as 891. The closing quotation, however, was 891 to 1, or only I per cent. below that of yesterday. The appearance of the market for this stock was better at the close. The purchases Wen chiefly for the next account of the 16th August, for which the final quotation was 891 to 90. Peruvian Four-and. a-Half per Cents. met with numerous transaction', and maintain their late rapid rise. Russian Five per Cents.;were quoted 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, in response to the advance reported from some of tae continental markets. Spanish Bondeare rather flatten The South Australian Land Company's shares were better to-day. Bank of Australasia shares rose 11. City Bank shares advanced to 51 to 61 prem. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares were dealt in at 4to 41; General Screw Steam at 17i to 18 ; Penin sular and Oriental new shares at 3i to 31 prem. ; Royal Mail Steam at 75 ; Illinois Central Railroad 100 dol. shares, with 15 dole. paid, at par to 1 prem.; and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad 7 per cent. In come Bonds, con. 1872, at 851 (exchange, 4s. 6d.) MINES.-THIS DAY. _ - Two o'etocz. The gold mining share market continues very quiet. Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great Nugget Vein Aare. are severall; quoted 7-16 to 9.16. Australian Agricultural shares are rather flatter, at 281 to 29i. Peel River are quoted 21 to 2; ; North British Australasian, 1 du. to par; and Scottish Australian Investment, 4 l3-16 to 15-16 prem. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 63; ; Copiapo, at 19; Fortuna Mining, at 1 prem. ; and Great Pol gooth at 21. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Condurrow, 107.10 ; Great Alfred, 16 ; Gent Fortune, 9; Ronwarne, 200, 202 10, 200 ; &midge Conenle, 31, 32, 31, 31; St. D.y United, 2; Trewetha, 21, 21 ; Wen Aden, 22.1 U; Wheel Crebor,l2l. 6J., 11a. Foreign—Fort Bowen, ec, 3e. 101 d, ; United Mexican. 2I ; Celcnial gold, 10s ; Uosaes, 4 5.16 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.—THIS DAY. Much rain fell in this neigbourhood yisterdsy, and where COM was previcualy laid, must have cicoe mischief to a greater or less extent. To-day, the weather during market hours had been tine, end the trade is wheat ruled dull, at priers Is. per qr. above those of Monday last. Barley wu in good supply, and its value with difficulty supported. Oats continue to come freely to band, and for all but best conditioned less money has to be taken. Beans and peas without alteration. ABRIvALS INTO LI!NDON FROM JULY 21 TO JULY 27. 21.310 13791 2b700 2110 mks. tOs. bd.; 1 lA. Md.; Pei r. 345. Is. 66 1L Avaitam 291 9 7117 MI i 3 3 1 1 111 a Wbest.... Ws. English. 2520 ley 110 Oats ll2O Malt. ll,lO 11/.IIIION ATM Ai 2sa. 761.; Rye, Os. Flour. ma.— Wheat. Od. ; Beans, 1 IM PERIM .; Oats. Wilest.lll , 3riry. loam i *ye. Bala, Pose. Jun.l6 „. ... flu 3d ' 34 04'184 74 . 31. 104 464 64 433 34 73 .... ... 747 74 3471 3d 194 34 136 94 47. 14433 Id 36 ... ... 734 lid 314 id 26. 34 434 64 Ns 641164 64 July 7 ... ... 768 14 Ns 3d 214 ed 11. 64 664 441403 94 11 ... ... 734 114 344 74 294 Ad as 84 414 1161421 44 21 ... ... 764 ild 333 641284 34 3. 3d 464 02142 s 104 • __ _ _. , ____ , ___ 4 vests' en. Aver. 76 4 44 344 44 234 84 las 34146.9 3,11124 ad DUTT.—Whest, Barley. Oat.. RV... I%Plkno. gnd Peso. Ilk June Price. 77 6Z 76 7 76 4 78 I 7511 ... 73 11 „. Jun U. Jame 210. , July 7. , July 14. 171 1 July 21. I - I : LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (By MAONETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN 0011RESPONDINT.) Thor. was a moderate attendance of dealers and farmers at our corn market this day. The busineu was limited, and holders were indifferent in endeavouring to effect sales. Indian cern was not so buoyant Si 'CO , . Oats, oatmeal, beans, and pear, are unchanged in price. The weather is cloudy. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOAIL—We have again bad a very good demand daring the week, and a large amount of general business has been dens at the extreme prices of last writ:, and occasionally 6d. advenee in qualities under 375. The refined market firm, b►own lumps AGs. 6d., grocery 47a. to 625. Corrsa.—The public sales have been large, including • portion of the new crop of Costa Elie, snd all sold at very full prices. Native Ceylon quoted 48.., 49i. TZA.—There has been a fair demand, but the market has not been brisk ; common, 141. fif I. per lb. NIOE.—A large business ilea been done, cLir fly in Bengal to arrive, and prices have advanced 3d. „-- BALTFETIII has been in gnud &wand, and a large busi ness has been done. Prices to day ere 31s. to 355., which shows en advisee' of 2,. GI on the week. Spicza bees 'old readily at previ;:nTratts. Wm.—There has nut been any alteration in prices, and the demand has been rather limited. Cocos hu advanced Is. per cwt. COTTON.—The market has been dull, and but a mall quantity sold. FRUlT.—Currants: Ihe demand has be^n limited, and prices are rather in favour of the buyer. Itaiions: Valencia in fair request; Elemea in good demand. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is firm. The demand for consump tion and export is good. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted Mt. 6d. ; October to December, &Gs. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have a few more beasts than on Friday last; there is, however, a demand for them ; but Morday's prices are not freely given. There is also an increased supply of sheep and lambs; quotations are not much altered, but trade does not finish very brisk. Good calves are more plentiful, and lower in price. From Germany and Holland there ars 286 beasts, 1,640 sheep, and 493 calves ; from Spain, 140 sheep ; 280 beasts from Norfolk and Suffolk ; and 147 'hitch cows from the home counties. per atom of glbs, aA.a d. , Per atone of 811 a. aA.a. d. Beet otrata Herefords— 5 2 6 4 ' Beat Da. a 116.-bda. St 5 2 6 4 84.1 dhart-boraa ...... 4 10 6 0 1 best 1•011g-Ii00:11 &mad 4waUo Awls. 310 4 4 , Du. do. tiborn ... Waco 4 0 6 2, Eikee awl fecund 001t1 0 0 0 0 Ma 4 0 6 0 , Do.oo.Bkora 3lO 4 4 Oen Dna. a IlatabreA. 0 0 0 0 I Laaub. . . 5 4 6 4a , Meade st market, 1,005 ; gasp sad busba.l3,oo) . ; (atm O2; Om,. 363. a HIDES.-THIS DAY. LZADINHALL.—Present quotations arc: 561bs. to 64/ba., 30. to 3}d.; 641 b.. to 7216 e., 31d. to 3f d.; 721bs. t 4. &bibs., Std. to 4d ; Nibs. to 881bs., 4d. to ajd. ; 881bs. 961 be.. 41d. to 4ld. Horse bides, 6s. Gd. Call 5ki1:12,144V 2a. to 9e.; full, 6s. to 61. 6d. BIRMONDSZT.—Sheep skint, half.breds, Os. Od. to 04.00 J. lam 1 be 2a 3d. to 3. 6d • abearlings, Is. 4d. to 1.. s • • • BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that up to ki. e p re . sent time the accounts from the plantations coati. aoe to come very favourable, bet should the rain last aural longer, it is thought by good judges that tae crop of hope may yet fall very short of the present estimate of 250,0%14. There is still a retail demand for the few floe 1851'a ow hand, con omen generally being nearly out of stock. COAL MARKET.-111113 Walls End Kelloe, 21a. 6d. ; Walls End Sts.oart'e, 225. 6d. • fresh skips at market. The Marlborough, 131, an enlarged and irr.proved Duke of Wellington—which will leave the slip at Ports mouth on Tuesday next, the 31st lust , at neon. 7, he Queen and Court, the Cabinet, the Admiralty, and Liar p numb*, " r.:ception " last of the nobility will be present. On Monday next Mdlle. Rachel will akipear at the St. James's Theatre as Camille, in Les Home , At . High was p r i me , Henry Vii. of Reuss, attended by Baron 8. M., for some Tveskow, honoured the Countess with his company. The eve n nin e ci Co st tunLetessfamilGyranmanvoiiiolen in had l3rut a on-rireet, His High_ principal members of the corps dipionsatique were present. M. Alexandre Dumas has ber.n fined 100 fr. by the versa, entitled " Les Villas," published in his journal, the "aumtehor indecent of the I , i on of Ju C°l" nel:t d4 h. pal hl P . : vanes, was fined in a similar amount, but th e p r i n t er nee Paris ifaisa Tri a b i u: s sequitted. CRYINAL PALACL—BRILLING DAT.—JULY 28. ltdmiscions on esgment, 6,404, ; ditt o by mum *Was, 411..—T04a1, 6,815. CZTSTAL PALACE.— —Return of admissions for six lumber admitted, including MS- Amount received for admis- u+7 7314 3j 313 :dab