The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-02 00:00:00

beitent, Lyra" who is a !Gilead power. pel men, started sp, robed Mao :ti m ell ei t e r ari roPist is betli hands the tbsesesolog bile, It it over the parapet. What a osammt of seepsase I bat it was goo. and all iistere was over. A mead seared, elapsed Obit It selmbed the gonad ca the opposite side when tits omission teak piles. The men who saw the thing dos could hardly believe their eyesight, and alai Mt snore after the shell bed burst. Tom may basebe there was no want of gratitude to their deliverer. An °Seer who also saw the sereareses reported it to the geeleal, sad as an ' etanat of the traneactioo, with as names of the witnesses, has been seat to Lord Raglan, I have 90 doubt the men will be rewarded. To perform ea set of this kind requires the' of many valuable soldier-like qualftiss itore cl itt be courage, for the instant the shell is it may explode, and the daring set would be = l Immediately attended with the annihilation of the perfonner. There must be presence of mind, for half a minute's hesitation would destroy the chance of noon& There must be an instinctive feeling for the general good, for the man might better hope to secure his individual preservation by other means. 1 trust that some more lasting memorial than a U. gratuity may be given to him. A short time ago a man of tie 19th Regiment received AL as a reward for brave and distinguished conduct. The next morning he, and a goodly number of other, were brought up primers before the commanding ()filar. He had gone to the canteen the night before, and 'treated ' all about him, until the five pounds were expended. The gratuity only brought trouble on himself and his friends, and what with the drunkenness and its usual consequences, I should think, the reminimeenoes of the emit were anything but pleasant. I could not help contrasting the results of this man's bravery with the feelings engendered by another kind of encouragement in a Zouave, who was in our camp yesterday. He bad been decorated for some act in the field, and, pointing to his little cross, said, with as amusing amount of rapture and attitudinizing, ▪ Ah ! I'd rather go back to Francs with that on my breast than have the grade, even of captain, without it. He had done something at the attack on the Mameloa which led him to expect some further decoration from the Emperor, and, moreover, t h e poor fellow was under the pleasing delusion that he was to get with it some sort of a cross of honour from the Queen of England. I don't know what put this idea into his head, and didn't ask him, a. I had no wish to undeceive him respecting his prospects on Rat score. " I must tell you the reply of the soldier Lyons to an dim who remarked, But didn't you teel the weight, and think of the danger you were in from its bursting before you got the shell ever P' ' The weight!' said the man, wasn't conscious of feel ing any weight at all; and as to its bursting, I knew I might as well be killed while I was throwing it over as lying on the ground.' And I believe the man s'lted what was perfectly true." ST. PETERSBURG, Sings SO. Prince Gortchakoff writes from the Crimea on June 27, that from the 19th to the evening of the 27th nothing important had taken place. The fire of the Allies spinet Sebastopol, he says, is weak. The easel la making new approaches towards us, bat we are preparing to defend our positions vigorously. AT BIitYRNA. (v.o • SMYRiIA, Jolts 23. When I closod my letter last Saturday, after giving yes an assosat of the abduction of Dr. Maesaith, this gen- Ileum was still in the hands of the beadittL Hs was liberated, however, on Saturday afternoon, and arrived at hems on Sunday, bat not until the robbers bad received a neon of 60,000 piastres (*brut 4601.). His companion, Mr. Maw ' was also set at liberty, his ransom being only 601. He is ahorsedealer. Dr. Manaith's account of his week with the banditti is • carious illustration of the state inn shish misty may fall under a Turkish government, Weill. Meat European osands, and • degenerate rice of European settlers. A band of ten robbers is Haddad to carry off respectable inhabitants from the outskirts of the city to the sasuataies, defeat the Turkish force sent in their pursuit, eaten • large ransom before their captive is gins up, and Inman at lugs encouraged by success for renewed enmities. Dr. Manaith was carried off in the manner I before described on Sunday evening. The band consisted of • leader named Sinew, a well-known pinta named Moro, and sight others. Oa Monday, when they gonad they were pursued, they retreated into the moun tain, atter obtaining • donkey for the doctor, whisk the .weer, ea old Turk, and his sou persisted in fellow's,. On Tuesday morning they bead that the Turkish guards were appending. Simon at ease appointed two of his band to guard the captives, and advanced with the remaisieg seven, closely emceeing %beanie's behind tress sad domes, until within shot, when they gave • volley and wounded the guard. The miserable hllows at case threw dew* their arms sad led, end the robbers gathered up their ems sad returned Hendon. The neat day, when coasealed near • aping in • valley, the old Turk who prised the donkey was discovered speaking to two vil lagers. Simon shot all three in cold blood, and the others fired after the sou of the Turk, who escaped during the confusion, bat mined him. The guards had been withdrawn by this time, at the request of Dr. Measith's family sad friends, sad after • series of aimed& Eons • spot wee deed for receiving the ransom, and setting him at liberty. This took plass at a small farmhouse, about eight mile. distant from this town. The paella has ones been roused up to offer 1001. for Simon's heed, end 301. for the heads of any members of his band, sad a large body of Turkish guards in pursuit, but it is thought that the probabilities of sneer are not great. The reward is too small, and the people have no faith that small as it it would be paid if seised—for some years slam, when a very large prise had been put upon the head of a robber, •mu took tea compaaise, sad after a three weeks' hot ear ended in destroying his prey. Oa his return, instead of the reward, he was coolly paid eightenpeaes • day foe the time be had been oat, end a similar sum foe each aids men. It is to be hoped that the money faired by Dr. Meinsith will be reclaimed from the Turkish goveramaat. The French consul succeeded is a former sus in recovering the largest ransom the robbers nee obtained, 3,6001. ; but our iaterests hero are entrusted to • gouty septesgsaarian,whase most energetic actin consists in seeding • report to Lord Stratford at Constantisciple, who is far too high ad mighty • person to tremble himself mush about individual British interests. One thing oar countryman has obtained for his 4601., and that is a map of me signed by Simon and Moro, which will sorry him limbs through ail the banditti of Asia Miner. Sulfa end Mae bassadee. paella sad consul, guards end people are peouleak bat simple of robbers and murderers eau give a esai mew dust gees which is respected. Were it mot painful to capons eaesessatrymea I might show how this state of things has been euioureged by their awn pusillanimous send•ct in yam gone by. They made themselves the aosompliose of robbers, and must reap the bitter fruit' of their folly. The British hospital hare is now nearly empty. Nearly 400 convalescents were sent to the Crimea this week, and a large number of invalided men are waiting ter a ship to take them to England. It k said that wooden buts are to be seat for 600 more patients. Bow of the medical men mesa to think this a good plan, and believe that Smyrna is • good site for a winter hospital, bat the majority, as far as I sea learn, brand it as an set of nanoe folly, mad ask, with nisei reams, why, if huts are to be seat out, they en net seat the other side of Ce•apatimeple. It is a•e guidon whether a large building already earepied should be gives up ; it is gaits another affair to enlarge it by b•ildings mat from England, whisk might be Greeted in seam salubrious spot wittin an easy disguise of the Crimea. Common tome seems to have departed from the Wet-aloe. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THUS DAY. satirrir COURT. EMS TM awns 0/I TES socui. oseassaa V. CZAIL—SODOMILINT. - - Noweerime Peepers* la thb ems, whiebiesaleihre the maul lbe emilwantiee of thew ill of a Mr. wig ASAIONS: The tallow devised hie Nab. is Moab Pro' smog hie IMAM as. • sehooteset dams 1 1:72:kd Set the Mare of any et hie ehildres wise aight dim obedit be divided amewupos deeeldidree el die aNid ES dying ; is sow of may et Ibe tomeler's goembhildrie dying. th e ahem el emit pamilohlid ea be Method smart the ramekin geowithildren. prieelpi whether die betisealipildpilt wee wet toils Galt .0 =be bar whkb mums peopetraity Or liedoodelle ; awe it bike mil. the blame' pemilswelp embed were set dirvietod. Nis Sewer said the imemeob se the gift ewer 41111 alb death et MS et the greedahlidoes M doe ether gramiddbiree, wee • gift to • clam be he meethebtad at • pouted which Wild be mesh more Ibis twealig ere yens sitar the death Odle testator, be wee et glebe that it was wil t M remeassese. The gift to the Alden wad the gilt Ms Ms gramishildree, os the death of the deans. were geed ; bet the gilt ever es the death of OM at die gnad ebildres to the edema betel veid„ sad there being es aboolete, bat may a quailed hawed given to the latter he was of opinion that the bows gibs were not de.vste4 by ream of the latter gift, whisk SI am tabs effect. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The July smoke of the above nut was opened this moralag before the Might Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Right Hos. the Recorder. Mr. Alarmist Finds, Sir Henry Maggeridge, and Sir C. D. Creeley. Sheriffs; Mr. Under Sheriff Farrar, Mr. Under Sheriff A. Crosby, to., &s. The fret edition of the ealendar soutane the MUMS of 64 prisms's. The Recorder, in .barging the grand jury, said that owing to the short pond that had elapsed since the last seed= there wen only 61 prisoners for trial, brat some of the charges were of every serious nature. Then were two eases of murder to be disposed of. The Ant was a charge against a man named Foley, of having caused the death of his wife by brutal iltreatment, and there appeared to be no doubt from the evidence that the violence he had eon cised towards her wee the cans of her death, and the only question was whether that violence was committed under such circumstances of deliberation as to make the crime that of wilful murder. The other ease of murder was one in which a woman of profligate character was charged with the murder of her child by refusing It aufllcsent nurture, mid it appeared to him, from a persist of the depositions, that it would be the wafer course for them to dad the ►ill, in prier that the can might be fully in quired into by the petty jury. Hie lordship then said that he observed that oeveral person of the dose known as ticket-of-leave men were charged with very serious offenses ; and he thought it was wall deserving of consideration whether some alteration might not be made in the system of granting tlekets of leave to convicts. They had spitting, however, to do with the matter in that court; but, litho system should turn out to be really injurious to the public letterset, be trusted that the government and the legislature would take some stops to remedy the evil. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. A stiff built fellow, wh;lay;i17;;;;;of Wi7liaae Les, was planed at the bar before Mr. Henry, on a charge of attempting to break into the dwelling-house of Mr. Wildest Clements, one of the proprietors of the Observer, at Dul wish. William Sharma, gardener to Mr. Clements, doomed that about three o'clock in the morales, he was awoke by the load barking of a dog, and on looking out of his bed• room window, he saw the prisoner attemptinf to get into his master's kitchen. He first endeavoured to hit up the lower sash, and then to pull down the upper, and not suooeeding he went mike kitchen door. Witneminstantly went downstairs sad, opening the door, found the prisoner outside with his sham off. he asked him his business, and the primmer re plied that he had been drinking. and could not say bow he got then. The prisoner at this time had • dog with him, whisk he maid was his own. A gentleman who resides close to the bones of Mr. Cie menu identified the dog found in the possession of the pri soner as his, and said that the animal was tied up in the yard, and was safe there at a late boar on the Saturday night. The defence set up by the prisoner was that he bad bun stioking, and could not amount how it was that he had got to the phew. The dog had to/lowed him. The witnesses were recalled, and swore that the prisoner, so far from being drunk, was quite sober. Mr. Henry observed that there could not be a second opinion as to the object of the prisoner's visit, and committed him to prison for three months, with bard labour. THE NEWSPAPERS UNDER TER NEW ACT. The shops of the various aew !menden of the metro polis and the Gemini Poet-office presented carious scenes of ornfusionon Saturday ensiling on the occuioa of the first double delivery of thejournals. We hear of the sacrifice of u vast number of the weekly pipers at St. Martin'e.ls. Grand—at lout, they weld be delivered only on oonditious which rendered their destruction Ibis better fate. In {homed. of instances the postal directions, to fold the papers so as to show the stamp, bad been disregarded, sad the postal ehargeed le. 83. and le. 4d. per copy were made. In ether oases, the papers and suppleasts (unstamped) were foul, at the last hour, to be above the bulk carried by the penny postage stamp. Many of the newevendere defame that they can cooly hops that their subscribers will net be disappointed. The papers were east indiserinsinately, eincet recklessly, epos the facie! waters. Natty esstradistory statements have bees made as to the tones upon which newspapers will be easveyed by the rail way oesspenies. The following is oficial:—The London and North-Western, Midland, and Northern Railway Com panies have made arrangements, in conjunction, for the easveysnce from London of newspapers, or other periodicals published at intervals not eseeediag seven days, by the ordinary passenger trains, at a charge equal to one half the existing rate for parcels, provided that is no we the charge for a single package be las than Id. A single newspaper daily is conveyed to any station oa the Leaden and North-Western Railway, at a charge of 21s. per an atm, payable in advance, and for each additional newspaper conveyed in the sass parcel a further charge is made of les. 6d. per annum. The Leaden and North-Western Railway Company, in giving notice of this arrangement, moire that the packages shall be open at the ends, and contain only newspapers, or sash periodicals as ab:ve de scribed, and that they shall have authority to stamina them vat they have reason to believe that this regulation is lafringal The London and flonth.Western Company charge for a aegis newspaper daily Id., or 20g. per annum, regulating other charges by the weight of the parcels, and not by the number of the newspapers conveyed. THE BATTLE OF THE ALMA. In a recent number of the Independatte• Bulge appeared as article on the Crimean battles. in which St. Arnaud was represented as the "sole and es shrive " Seise is the Battle of the Alma ; and Sir George News eel Mr De Lacy Ethan, sad their respective did. than, putted est ON in fact, only pomaded to lies the essay and pubes their duty by tie erpst rereonstrances at frarrhillsers of Marshal ft. Arthed. So fee as Sir Do Levy =vac in this ulnae represent*. ties, the gelleth weld hes breed • stataniont, hen while it appose that he meted strictly ander the itheetithe Si Lord Raglan. Be states that when the males admired towude the Alma, a halt for a abort in terval teak these, by ether rattle Commander of the Forces. Oa the arrival II the Semi Division is has of the village el Busiith, whisk, having been prepared for aoallsgraties by the Mmeleas, became soddenly foe some head's& yards as bthenverable blase, Major Clarenteat oases to him in Peet WS, to say fres the Marshal that a part of the heath arw, laving ascended the heights ma the int\ of the rim had became threatened lUMbeams of Itewiana, and might be ems eolith the atliadia al the thew were lame bass emery by pastes this is ear frost. Sir De Lray their blame Mknefitieth mob= to this wilt, send. lag el the seems OM Maisel the llee. P. Herbert to Lord :=TwSe VIS thus • sheet Ilillassa ltable rose, for his p'• swath, which we thethatly granted. Prom that moment his dithien, end simaltaammely on a lime with it the light divisks ea the left, supported by the list, motioned to edemas as rapidly as possible against the sway till their final overthrow. to TEE BCNDAT TRADING BILL.—PUBLIC 11111211140 to Al VICTORIA P•sx.—This •lag hip plasirlolro to drielated round do omens port• of lb* oistropolit, ass ai l - TRW MAME LAW MOTZMICIIT AT DUDLEY.—The wing • pilafs mostlyt is *I imolomoo•_._____Vtemoto-ootbal__ Bineviewidus Moran moons as imossaufal smart by Swaim shams ache, 00 lobo Iti•••••••ga I .° W of WI don simian to ozposail theft Anis dig Tomlin Eli of lasi lisboot Owimar, sal to Mort at DaWy The ma doom wen molt uto Immo tor go of poaoMri fa Mtn anted his pomisto for eay wart As lasorf.4. a Ism 'Ho wu aaowma. masells. Is is ram wen apse, wisdoms a watibma's nods anomensat, at Ibis* olds& proolsely, sad the ask ea vtgararly nopisyst. ma, sole* a task pion la Se b• taus by • wooldmi taro. 411111"11" von, ask I'M bets or with Mot vlerse far A Warms famed, Kuvitsiox.—Tbia fon the Wel fig Was bawl. no_ Ath_ol= boob, Is oak *sea may lb of OW poem Mallon* Obrbt _mamas' as foto= to W Olmob mg olfafty, tin* W bsesoino• et Olio ".foot"" 010 1Poomoroit a to* to NE" lb• PAR. Mit•Brows,_saft • ssomlllso se Who awl tbe antb-Wootors Beam ies p Imola kr GALLK lIIA bar Nu all Ober isses. be a d 1b• petiole, of she Usk la ta•Artriel says t—* Bg i s t mall ma et Jx imai • the Is* isiooloodl tart limbo 001111 dowdy pail lbs osportolis• Poem b Wmy; onlooloPot of ••••• Tido amsommasat bawl Arab ribaulia by Goa ffill. lB Vegair P"m• enalz wi laliallarms of Silleb, wham am Ms dus •as The Übe% elle hie 0.100111181.= as tbs 111/6 pis% Da aspen finale ha% sorbed at s NA bull& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY . 2, 1855. SHARE LISTS -THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.ocz. The railway share market today is Mat, especially for the heavier stocks, most of which rule lower. Midland and Loodon end North WO tern hare chiefly suffered, the former being quoted 72 : to 731, and the latter 1001 to 101. Great Western is quoted 661 to 671; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 801 to 81. South Bastin's, 181 to 1; Caledonians, 311 to 1; and Great Northern, 231 to I. French shares continuo depressed. Paris and Lyon. shares hare declined to 281 to 29 prem. Northam are quoted 361 to 361; and Butane, 341 to 331. OIDINAIT H2O AND ROOM ft.tral rksu's tri abi.,„"4lY fa Si 41 11 ll dB. 1 1 7 Ma 90 El 111 SI 181 141 11 SS 19 NI /76 P 59 14 NI 19 10 70 IS e " 7h 77 1211 19111 99 101 $7 976 19 111 /11 711 • 9 gat 61 ill - dls la 1:2 101 tole per' as wit i pa di 4. si. _ /8 II • 284 78 f 74 48 4 i 7 dio 4 $ 60 63 30 01 15 .. ._ 3 if dim 14 11 10 11l ... 1 - 4 - die b / 1 per fli 2 103 103 4.1 4 67 66 48 48 134 144 SI 614 29 30 4 2d14 Aso se 40 I IVOOO 60 I 40,000 25 33,100 10 4000,100 24040100 24000;100 13,010 10 0,000 100 73,000 10 14000 10 tomol se mono so 3 3 0,0 0 00310 0 0 moos no 14400 10 f),400 SO 70,000 10 :ma 13 70,000 100 00,000 S 14000 13 37,000 13 0,000 . soon Wu • !' n e ° ATY•lql. .1 tut - ii. tAmlnlisa I Meow= Ina & — DaT 0 Nis s s7art De• Pt. Job& Del Digsaa's Dwelt _ _ I!,° 62 . 1-7— Ps ***** tOoppw Main et Ng tikt. X 76 jor Oast tram= Ofilln Nand Vats Peg Grand Dinky it « lode Great Polecat \ W.grti •••••••• DL _ _ _ tN.lluarea lica.Ca Nouveau Monde Pump'Wand Wm Loud Part Pldllik lii•7 ll7 i. ~.a....~::: h ula p Do. itagimer. 1—... 1 ! lla Craft ... 1 ill 14 16 ill !. SCOUT Orlsbla North ABM Matured Beak of I Ci DodWM larL,Aus.a ty Oulasial 10a.merelal of i 1 Is I I It if 6 7 5_ 6. I PM 1 iii i •1 19 al 11 16 4 4 122 i 17 1 6 21 7 4 74 2 14 p. 1 16 pm I 1 19 1 II • N I • 1 i 111 4 r W aitad Kfahna all ........1 a Waller -. all at Kuiposa ..... ...... all * Triaihriais by stowed dud. BARI& 141 $4 $5 eSt 66 e i Pal Sp I pa 176 146 Si /19Q 19 SO sd I 6 die 34 IS 4$ 49 IL " 1 /A WAY/. I Mob" Mrs y Ilatwdo. 111 oodlesd sad Orel to Lai.6 .1 IL 100 Iloddophowapo lolorkshil. WaWn) 96 110 too C11=96 lewd= 100 10 11. ICO Ilwlawbb. (lowa Wei 1U UT U 26 al Don 0111111111 i WO. II MI SO 60 VlNUilian.. tor los Se 2 D/A dote 121 12i Do. dims = = IN 111 looks awl toe N IS pL ema p= l.l 4 u et. too Lowalollewr.4pwOlL newt Is IlseoW lto DU* dap ipr 071: • to lamMilogaz pow, ft Fort= 11! 12i W,llllstm, IsLin.W. Lau 0611 d.) fp 9I 60 all 1161dr 0 ogast, sad todlosPLl2Dorl.) ltd 12= 1 11eodlord (U) 64 911 Neworobot low ftlnt. M. pw 111 W. OMNI SAC .66 &Wm pa 10 l• storllimiliwtwolosset. tointAlowolos) GO IS all TOL a rl pot Ow& (d 0.)... It 15 Snow &Wyss (low.Loo. itN.WostigdoW a tTork) 124 0; drew ft. lot tolk IWO Oriel to 41wilkllosos IS6 1611 10 10 Illowoubiwy ilweird ." U (reltollt.f. limey 9 to Ws . Nom)2i 21 di 26 26 IWoor Yaw goo. tr . ! U Ot. ISO WSW Omomost Wawa. Woliana=. 0$ U 100,000 I $0,040 1 100,000000 0 1 1 04 10, 00,000 I 0,000 40 10,000 20 10.000 6,000 SO 11,000 10 110,000 1 00,000 1 12,000 40 100,000 0 1 . 111 1 10 1 I 41 10 . 1,000 ... 10,000 1 el 1 1 1411,11/0 1 10,410 a sum so I IS SO *AO 1 SSA, 1 SAS 10 44114 .1.1 MOSS 1 1 1 si 41 2 I n Si 4 e 13 14 N 100 09 101 S 4 6 14 1 lpa 14 ii" 61 14 111 110 111 112 104 106 s tr _ _ lie 181.1 02 - 91 10 U 17 17 101 104 14 18 11:1 9:11 10 14 11 dim ISt 119 24 $l,. :I r 1 g. 119 H 1 If 4j al. 101 141 NS 17 4 Ditto Ilow - London and Leedom Juie l t 3 Load= and Olsoinhotot Not. Prov. of England Do. Now _ _ _ :4 Woos! of Ir&osd Now eolith Oul t.B.akl Royal Aminllaa Soak ing and Ookl Imp. Co !Moth Aminlis Cuba of Illations M. Not Coke o Loucks 25 kastrallaa Aisleslaurel 10 , aaanallaa Loyal MAIL 1019erlia Watarwaria HO Battik AnarHaa Lod— I 9riLidial/aa. ik LAX*. 100 Osasda.... Hu 1 PalpoiLlaa.sallJaly kraal Pallas I 07sui IPrefaseso 4 Pairs oFront 20 MMus Ilma ' 2513adris Gimp* 7 ,6,,,, 15 NM 11.54pdas 90 Co. O boa Itrow COW 10 GrataliiiitTel. 10 Ilaslas 6 StAmericsa 1 MaGIGGFOI92I/ms Fad 10 Nalisitame 1929.... 2 JL Wails 000152 laeor. Mum 10a0galiss Ga. 1 MIMI kit Australasia& 90,Mards of Ramps Isaim !Pivotal Gas ..... 5114•11111sarboalkIlaesal AM realm& Orhatal NMI Se De Iliss 2 °MING Iwo Oompany 100 Boni iiiii them 1 iliattlb Auer. Imams, 112 %alb Asatrallaa UM I lakaamiaa Wm. tar* 1 De. Do. her isurad lbOaa 10,IrvatIkLoaa0oa IGO Tait Dimon% Lod 1 li 78 71 If 1 16111,i 11. ‘ id I 1 LOCAL SMARR MARKETS. LiVIIPOOL. lowa 11).—The swim Me been excesdlasly do% and =am amMaraloty loam than yMarday. Caladmiss, llotibasa, 14 141—tartan Covadig, In 1 —Bast an Toetiblni, Illf —lark% tor, ma Siva asst. 101—LaMaa ..d Walk Woke% 01i— Nadhoilar 11M. 0114 IMMaskim, l 4o—Agimpit/s4 111-11 L lialmsatodc L. av miestiar, Jona so.—We Mee kad a flat marker, without ohm. of quotations. heelers Coma.; lb I.IC 16k — Dover. 111 7.16 —haat lwatereirs,l9. Brammonam. Itum 119,417 . • market was warmly so firm to.day; Wolk was am Ia damod, ana palm • elude weaker. Ore _t Miriam hisimittent Oaaranteed eXilk wee dome at 74g. 73—Ditto Preference aim% at 101—laidisah. at 71:, 7at-tinaigithin rid DWI% an 44. 48I—aad Iliaspldre Unkem, at 4q. lama, )m INL—Tbe Awe market Ms been farther depetr - rd twiny r swear to be any sirm of a readies. Fran the dada Was we take Me following :—Maltan and Drifbeld, 21-11idlands, 73 7.l6—L.sda Northam Entensiens. No.l, 31 p. SPARE.—A Madrid letter of the 28tb, says that the Minister of Filmes bad assured the committee on the budget, that the adoption of his plan of Bunn would enable him to raise a loan of 1,000,000,000 rule at six per mat., payable in 20 jean, but nevertheless the committee rejected it. FIEF.—On Saturday night, about half-put 8 o'clock, a Ire brow, out in the establishment of Coniston and Son, Albion, Westminster-bridge-road, and notwithending the of the engines be lon ging to the West of England fa a few minutes after the slum was given, and fillmenskseetenerel other offices, the whole of** premises, web tide mantnate, wen destroyed. A TEUNDER SToRM burst over Manchester on Saturday morning at ea early hour, noompenied by a heavy fall of rats. One of the chimneys of Mr. Grundy's Yips, at the Cliffs, Broughton, was struck by lightning, esa Ilona through the reef, doing mime injury to the Du mb= sal bengal Mew bat fortunately all the inmates ere sweas nape =hurt. IifIIiPOOL, SATURDAY.—The sailing transport, Log Roffillos, Captain Limos, sailed this morning for (fib ulae, nib 3rd Royal Lancashire Militia, ender the INNEMIIIII d UPOtonsat-Colooel Wilson Patten. The reit. mat mustered 800 bayonets. besides women and &Skim The United States mil steamship Pacific, Captain lees Nye, also sailed this bronoos for New York, with the usual weekly mails for the United States and British Moth Lanham Provisoes, 110 posiongere, and a full imp m OkaAmongst her pessengyre wee Xr. Van Bum, em t of the United States. DEATH OF THE EARL OP CALZDON.—We M announce the death of the Earl of Cobden. His lordship expired at haltpast 8 (O&M on Saturday morning, at the family mansion on Carlton-lammternom PAIN= RAILWAY Mamma—The followingal, the but Mums of the gran notipte at the Flatfoot reach rail lemma —Prom fame 111 to Is. St ; Frestrigres, 400,5444 ANZ Wise= M am Ham Wasnser.—Frast Is. late Is. $4 s Ps& mink INXIS4 /Mb. !15,.571. ; total, SWAM Osman Ass loam Lrom—ften Jam 17 es law 3s: Maw I gam 43.1.14/1.; gook 515,1311.; SAW. 1,100,1301. ersameno.—Fra. Ass 11 is Isis 34 Persearin. SAM.; pea. 4148171. ; tolea. Hsamossa.--Tress Is. 111 se Joke Ms Pemegen. 14,0741.; WIGS ; 10 0 4 IM. LveirL-Irera Joao 17 to Ass Pesmngsm MOIL; rods, 811 PM.; tetel, ilepet. gas is lisonsweasm—Atom Ism 11 Is Is. 17 t Pomm Oft lig"; SOWS amok _ma. 4nAtif. sm. am. oiler hstairs. Opal.; pi"l"Wit.i Inte4UllolBl 57,0001 11,11161 'Kiwi .??.°°°l MOO 1%000 MAN skooo aooon WA 0 I"1 !sm. SW/ UM. won INAS ta 1.6 l I P °44N I asks to-day le I pm. all . Arm. wog% FM 16 - 17.1:: r;ffi... liTial .. J7s. ' ! II I Do.ChaklikkAilk2l4.C. 19 De. de. de aThi la sal -....... 13=1E4- gire leo ow an Ditto all ita at4Ta ....=........--.1 IN imam trailsoomm a,-1 si I. Oate I. U. &AO -100 Da._ .abes IL.. ............, 100 liaanareuldre . 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Oa le. all Da 410.11orlksat6p. all DIEM= awl Decals ... all Da kr 10 Lyon mai Onsta —.— 14 =aid Millitensam all 10 Da. 31 Dada Aattaar-- W Da. Now 10 &U .um 16 Duke at a WO Di. Aural Olk Clwalwal luilaaa) all Plawaska Dia Prim. 16 Mbar. Lem ....... 30 Pal a asi Ctelsor Ss Nilson' Dais . 1 rade, om. as all Nam re Ann 20 3 Awl lawilit all train ma NZ, aL Dle. per . Owit. DOR. kMob ........... ame nirites 111 Da. 64 aw inkr. ▪ lifoliara at hear ..—.— all laalaad 40 U IL ' to st. l Pt. $7 811 U 116 If II INN 111 j III; fle IS SO U $9 SO 51 id ftb U 40 id 74 73 II SI SO 51 a i a 71141 GO 120 121xd 114 116 261 a 6j_ Ui 14 6 1 6 i :I II I lid 11 1 191 1 2 4 41 si s MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Caocx. The English stock market to-day is flatter, *ith very little Mildness, the opening of the French Chant- berg, which is fixed for to-day, being awaited. Mean while prices are quoted I per cent. lower than those current at the close of the house on Saturday, the forthooming French loan giving a check to the market. Consols are quoted 911 to 91 ex div., for the 10th June, from which quotation they have scarcely varied throughout the morning. The Three per Cent. Re duced have been dealt in at 914 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, at 22e. prem. ; ditto June, at 19a, to 225. prem.; and India Bonds, at 345. prem. The foreign stock market is extremely inanimate. 'rurkish, after marking 82, has receded:to 811 to 4; Mexican is quoted 241 to 4; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1 ex div.; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Dntch Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 95 ; Sardinian at 854 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1001. Theimports of the precious metals last week were very heavy. Our list includes about 340,00 W by the Pacific, from New York ; 9,1501. by the 1 Madrid, from the Peninsula; 16,959 oz. of gold, by the Medway, and 69,060 oz. by the Lightning, both from Port Phillip ; and 558,400 dole. by the Attzto, from the West Indies. - The total value of these arrivals is rather above 800,0001. The exports have been comparatively limited. The Custom-house statement of the shipments direct from London during the week includes 21,861 oz. of silver, and 14,247 oz. of gold, representing a total value of rather above 60,0001. These supplies were despatched chiefly to Hamburg. The particulars are annexed, viz. :—Gold coin : to Hamburg, 10,747 oz. ; to Boulogne 100 oz.; to Belgium, 1,400 ox. Gold bars : to Belgium, 2,000 oz. Silver coin; to Hamburg 15,86'. oz. ; to Belgium, 4,800 oz. ; to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. The only other shipment officially reported is 40,0261. by the Madrid for the Peninsula. The ascertained exports of the week are thus raised to about 100,0001. There have also been limited ship ments of gold to France via the Kentish port.. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 3rd July for the conveyance from the River Thames of stores to Malta, Constantinople, Trincomalee, New Zealand, St. John's, N. 8., Honduras, Trinidad, Demerara, and Valparaiso. The following meetings are newly announced, viz., East London Waterworks Company (special), for the sth July ; Atlas Assurance Company, for the 4th July ; Eastern Counties Railway Company (special), for the 13th July, to consider proposed arrangements with the East Suffolk Railway Company; Norfolk Railway Company (special), for the same day and same object; General Screw Steam Shipping Com pany (extraordinary), for the 7th July; and Man chester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Com pany, for the lit August, at Manchester. From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of July, we compile the annexed particulars: For Victoria No. of Vessels. Tonnage. 24 16,642 „ New South Wales l4 „ Hobart Town 6 „ Launceston 2 .. ~ MIMI, 9 „ New &dLad 4 11,134 3,315 616 6,444 2,600 Total vessels This statement indicates an increased movement. The corresponding statement for the previous month (June) included 53 vessels, representing 37,911 tons ; for May, 45 vessels, or 29,908 tons; for April, 41 vessels, or 28,308 tons; for . March, 44 vessels, or 28,453 tons; for February, 49 vessels, or 30,143 tone ; for January, 56 vessels, or 33,708 tons; for December (1854), 67 vessels, or 46,404 tons; for November, 81 vessels, or 50,179 tons; for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons ; for September, 83 vessels, or 55,773 tons; and for August. RO vessels, or 50,974 tone. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares remain quiet at former rates. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Australasian, die. to par ex. div.; and Scottish Australian In vestment, to 1 prem. In other mining stocks the only feature of moment , is an increased demand for Lusitanian shares, which have touched 2 prem. The following di; kinds have been declared during the month o June Wines. BC John del Rey Poste:end General Ulan' Company — Gnat Wheel Vac Wind Basset Per share. s. a. 2 0 1 0 0 10 O 5 21 10 WWI Wlrld Pao& 0 10 Parkila tab of Mea) 1 0 Liam 5 0 Oars Ma 2 0 O 4 50 O 2 0 10 0 10 3 0 2 10 O 3 1 0 0 10 Amount. . d. 22,000 10,0,0 10.000 6.666 1 5,750 5,1:0 3,000 3,560 2,000 2,000 1,024 1,000 750 614 611 460 320 307 1 230 230 Mend Or* Wet Meg Sift Omit thur ........ Wind Ar Wbsil Marione Timm= Omerivitli Fmk Valid 74,644 4 0 MORE VESTRY JOBBING AT PADDINGTON. The select vestry of Paddington seem determined to make the most of their power before they are driven out by Sir B. Hall's bill. It is not many weeks since we informed the ratepayers of Paddington (end they had no other means of learning the fast) that the select vestry intended to vote away 6,0001. of their money without their knowledge or consent for building new churches, to provide free sittings for the servants of the aristocracy of Tybornia. We have now another—we know not whether it be the last—job to record. The new burial act will mike important changes in the incomes derived by the clergy from burial fees. The Rev. A. M. Campbell, the incumbent of Paddington, has called upon his friends of the vestry, on the principle that one good tarn deserves another, to help him to perpetrate the trifling job of securing to him the sum of 4204 a year. The haste which snicks dm transaction is evidence of its inten tion. A notice tl the select vestry, dated June 29, is Witted to decide, on 3rd July, at 9 o'clock In the morning, the following proposal ; "To consider a recommendation from the Burial Board to substitute for the fees payable to the Rev. A. M. Camp bell (the present incumbent of the parish) a flied annual sum of 4201., being the average annual amount of his re ceipts for the last Ave years, he providing thereout for the due performance of the religious service. ' A more barefaced proposition we the rev. gentleman in such haste ? Donbass, because he fears that the alteration in the burial laws may diminish the number of burials in his particular parish, aed conse quently the amount of his leer. Hoes any honest man think that he is entitled to fees for burials that he never performs ? " The labourer is worthy of his hire," may the Scriptures, but not so reads the Rev. A. M. Campbell; the doctrine he wishes to inculcate is " pay without labour." LORD HOWDYN AMONG THE CARI.ISTB.—A letter states thatths diligence in which Lord Howden was pro ceeding to Paris bad been stopped for ale hours by the Carlists, near Burgos. Joan F. Lawls'e SKETCHES.—The talent evinced is these sketches, their number and great variety, impart a great degree of interest to this collection. The venous soma depicted lie in Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece, sad Egypt. These productions of the pencil are manifesta tions of Mr. Lswis's taste is choirs of subject, as well as proofs of great technical ability. There is not a single sketch in the collection:void of interest, whilst the majority are very attractive. We were mach struck with the view described in the catelogee as " Seville, with the giralda at the cathedral." Independently of the graceful character of the subject, It Is, as regards °enuring, so luminous and wears so roseate a hue es to be really captivatieg. Amongst the costumes, of which there are several illustrations, there h to be seen the striking female dress of Preside, the easiest Greek drone—which, by the way, is seldom worn by the satins, excepting on gala days, lying snugly at the Monte di Piet& (the pawnshop) at all other times, free whist' some noting place many au artist &siren of painting it has had to redeem It. The nineties) will be said by MUM (Wide mail Xmases Tkateday mesa COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beg limb wheat was small this morning, and realised about the rates of Mowley lest. For foreign wheat there was more demand, and at a slight reduction an in tensive business might have bees done. This was, however, resisted by factors, and when sales were made former prime• were obtained. -- ita;l;y wa;in short supply and limited request, at late rats*. Oats wets a study sale, and, if any change, the tars was against the buyer. Beans end peas sold slowly, without alteration in •aloe. BERITALB INTO LONDON TIION JUNE 25 TO JUNE 30. an. East Wk. Boateb. DUB. VoralFo - 2474 16.46 Barley 366 440 2367 Oate ...... 30 443 1 : 1 . 0 : 44 1 110540 1ta1t.......... 4266 L iu. . 3333 auks. sad ......bariete. I ..... MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Corsaa.—Holders uking rather higher prices have checked bagasse. Good ordiaary native Csyloa quoted 47e. 6d. Comore te In fair demand. TEA.—The market is without alteration. 011,8.—Seal, pale, 621. to 631 ; yellow, 491. to 601.; sperm body, 1261. to 1281.; headmatter, 1264; eod, 461. to 461.105. ; South Sea, pale, 611. to 52/. ; Olivq Gallipoli, 661. to 661.; Spanish and Sicily, 6a ; cocoa nut. 41.. to 42e. ; palm, 40a. to 41s. ; 395. 9d. ; rape, pale, 69 e . ; b rown , 66 e . to 56c 6d. The following public sales are advertised for to-marrow : —Sugar : 200 casks West India, and 3,200 bags Mauritius. Coffee : 1,000 begs native, and 30 casks plantation Ceylon. Rice: 850 bags Rut India. Cochineal: 200 bag.. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm with few WHOIII, bin there is not much disposition to operate. Town tallow is quoted 601.3 d., nett cull; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 62 1 . 6d. ; July. 52e. 31. ; October to Deeember, 635. 6d., buyers. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Me. Stook on hand Casks—. Delivery last week Do. from let June errivalleat week Po. from let June Price INC. per ewt. TM. Tnyrn 31,483 2,037 6,972 6,140 SS!. Od. 564. Od. 33,369 1,092 1,629 - 602 4.217 646. 04. 65m. 64. 06,097 2,059 7,057 633 5,439 57s 64 524.91. Arrival for the week ending July 10, last year, 1,119 Issas, and delivery, 967 cults. The arrival lut week comprised 629 casks from Ramis; 4 from other pliers. Total, 633 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The supply of bents fa considerably smaller, but the de mand is very limited, consequently the prices have not ad- Tanned much on the average. There is a larger number of sheep and lambs, and, although there is rather more acti vity in the trade than on Friday, we cannot quote quite as high as on Monday last. Calf trade is ra ther better than on Friday. From Germany and Hal• land there are 713 beasts, 2,920 sheep, and 27l calves; Spain, 1,460 sheep; Scotland, 350 beasts; 2,500 from Nor folk and Suffolk; and 250 from Northun and Midland Comities. tor &woo °lnd. $. 0 ..ei Par glom of laba U. 4... d. Boot Soot.. Dontordo.. 1 6 4 10 Had Don & lit-bd.. Bti 4 e 5 • floot Elbert-bond ...... 4 4 4 8 Boot I..log.wooft Broom duality Dent... 36 4 0 D.. do. Moon Cohos 1 0 4 10 l Zino and wood quollty 0 0 0 0 Moo booL Dno. a Ilalf-bv + 0000 Late 5 6 0 4 530. Itaaata at Meta, 3.760: damp awl Imago. 2.510; dam. 345; Ow BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--THIS DAT. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the market steady. Amounts from plantations favourable. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Tau6eld Moor, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart, 21s. 6d.-27 fresh ships at mast. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Jolla 30. The following appointments have been made since the Board of Ordnance has been abolished:—Lieutenant Colonel F. Eudley Wilmot, to be Superintendent of Royal Oun Factories; Captain A. Vandeleur, to be C a pt a i n In structor of Gun Factories Colonel A. Tulloh, to be Su perintendent of Royal Carriage Factories ; Captain IL Clerk, to be Captain Instructor of ditto ; Captain E. M. Bier, to be Superintendent of Royal Laboratories ; Cap. rain A. S. Orr, to be Captain Instructor of ditto; Ceptala W. M. Dickson, to be Superintendent of Royal Smell Arm Factories ; Captain T. P. Warlow, to be Captain Instructor of ditto; Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Askwith, to be Su perintendent of Royal Powder Factories ; Hejor J. F. Baddeley, to be Captain Instructor of ditto. SUNDRY APPOINTUENTS ..-0:11011el J. Bloomfield to be superintendent of drills and inspector of recruits ; Colonel W. C. Anderson to be colonel commanding field batteries at Woolwich; Colonel C. W. Wingfield to be inspector and purchaser of horses for the Artillery service. This gallant officer has held this appointment for a long time past, and the artillery are mainly indebted to this officer for the un tiring exertions he has made to provide this branch of the army with such a valuable stud as has left the shores of Eogland for the Crimea. the following officers of the Royal Artillery ere to jOia the Horse Artillery for service in the Turkish Contingent: Colonel E. W. Crofton, to command; Captain C. Colclough, Captain Hugh Bent, Captain E. G. Bredin, Lieut. A. H. Murray. Captain J. M.D. Calder's company, 9th battalion, Royal Artillery (N field battery), at present stationed at Bristol, is under orders for the Crimea. About 400 recruits have joined the Artillery during the past month. A number of these belonged to the militia regimeuta. DEVONPORT. JULY 1. The new screw steam-ship Brun/iv/Irk, 80, recently launched at Pembroke, was brought into harbour yesterday morning. The Brunswick is a very fine looking ship, and will at once be prepared for service. SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 1. Orders have just been received here from govern ment to prepare for embarking two officers, 40 men, and 65 horses belonging to the 6th Dragoon., on board the wow steam transport Norman, now lying ready for sea in the dock.. It is expected that the officers, men, and horses will embark to morrow. They are bound for Bulaklava. The Norman will alt. take out 100 tons of rice and sugar to the Crimea, and a heavy mail. She is to call at Malts and Constantinople, and will reach Bslaklava in about twenty-seven days. The screw steam transports Sydney and Adelaide, now lying in the docks, are to be got ready as soon as poesihle to take out 900 infantry troops. They will be prepared to receive troops in about a fortnight. The screw steam transports Candia and Indiana arrived here to-day. Intelligence has been received that cholera prevailson board the Southampton transports, with the ex ception of the Ripon. The Calcutta, 84 guns, Copt. James J. Stopford, on Friday and Saturday last received through the Poet-office here mails for the Baltic fleet weighing over one ton and a quarter. This is the largest mail that has left Sheerness in any sailing ship this year. The Lizard and Adder steam vessels attended her out, both of which she very soon left far in her track astern. Mr. George Brockman, master of the Wildfire steam vessel, left with her in pilot charge to the Sank Light vowel. A very fine schooner sailiog yacht (the Wildlife) left Sheerness at the same time : she is re ported to have left for the Baltic. The Glatton floating battety, Capt. A. Cumming, will get her leeboard completed by Wedeesday next, ready to proceed en that day on another trial trip. It is a curious fact that the locomotive eagine drivers who are sent on board these vessels at wages one•half more than her own engineers, know nothing of the working engineers' depart.. meat, and are candid enough to acknowledge if they break the engines down the ship's engineers must sat them up again, as they have no knowledge of factory work whatever. CANADIAN RIFLEMEN BOUND FOR THE CRIMEA:— The train from Suspension Bridge, which arrived here at a late hour on Monday night, brought a company of Canadian volunteer riflemen, armed and equipped, bound for the Crimea. They left yesterday morning, via Western Rail road, for Boston, where they will today ship on board a packet for Constantinople. The company numbers sense sixty members—young, athletic, hardy eons of Canada—who state that " they will not come back until they lick the Rua siaas."—Neto York Daily Timer. DISTAL OF POOR PERSONB.—The bill brought in by Mr. Baines to amend the law regarding the burial of poor persons by guardians and overseers of the poor was printed this morning. The preamble recites the 7th and Bth Vic., chap. 101, sea 31, which makes provision for the bu rial of poor persons by guardians and overseers of the poor. and then states that in consequence of the closing of the burial grounds is many parishes and the want of adequate epee, in others, great difficulty Is frequently found in carry ing the act into execution ; the bill, therefor*, enacts that where the burialifround of a parish ie closed or over crowded the guardians or overseers may bury in a neigh inning palish, or . they may _contract for the purpose with cem etery companies or burial boards. THE ALLEGED INCENDIARISK AT LEEDS.—The charge against Mr. William Blanchard, tea-dealer, Ml= / Am oy and W. H. Wince, his manager, has been dis by the magistriates after a second protrasted hearing. The decision of the justices was greeted by lead cheers from a vercrded mark—Leeds Mowry. HAND GDANADIM—A letter frost Munich, of the 22ad, states that the ese of haad-gressgies, whisk for some years have been shimilsoed, hes just besompia Istredroed into the Banda. cry, Sabi heti &Missy mod Weak, have boas dialed is at. " lee bees observed (sas ths Misr) thst the Wiles who were upert players at bowls have proved the mist skilftia tosowisi time weeks." op. in a ke we ant NIL the lap OR. ISM the lout Ito felt kea ooze rich 211111 firs el. 13 WOO WM the am the Ili a Se 011. 1 , 6 2 foe et& not the thin op. sad Prd wet the ese, tel be no 'eat 'rook wig tic . ca ring 'p. Ida Ater ten dud 'roil deer thr the rare any tad the eta the who tho Eno sad kW wog. that o 01 oski e all 144 114 5 54 IS $6 W! lifi NI MI I 101 101 & 1651 Is 2 81 4i 12 I srs s fj 1b Id is 96 se 4 fails: $3l I