The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-28 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. Tins DAT.) DOBAI% AND DIVORCE. e lM J ape I)riivary I . ...t -PPG ILL Mr. I • Itr..war app...rrd for the prti. Aber 1.4 OL.• rirsp.m I at. r. 11 •nry Coe C•wpr. Wan shded tO ly gvuthmh.ii SOW de...OW. who bwl :1111 .. ~,, .upr Miner. Ne ob• nuu, 'tar' .b 4.1 to gb. pajtjoe" . Is kin j. Mho w.. the .trusghwe of • as n.., who was the foiathrea of an aratherseis h... 1 hive wietetkel is the I I for ht • *ere..., wa. keishted, sad Is• t f:e.eips 111. mad ost.trti t4o 1.1,1 with the peti. t Trinity 'her. h, srirk.huee, oe the The 1.01)'. ports—a, Ishii I, natoseted to upon h.... Awl a must .4 10.0101. m the re.porsileat. Nome objection brat..lltaro of the .um by the lady's ello.p .1 that the roepowleat lewl pro. 0 1.. •lirlf.Oie his wife, ioiature to I,ooe. I..ther, but he hest 'wise fullbUrj The petits.wer now eswilit • 110..14604 labia on the ground of . rashly, Adultery. tot••lact. • relative .d tL e p..titi oe . r . wt:e . aid earalewe or gives al Onsets-it tetween the respowleat and Asia Maguire. He Lad land with awl Mr.. Campo, at • place called Tea m the panel% of Heaton ; and at her lin isterfol as %tomato. remota", mai the ovapturil teat —" Word an lb. Ow, .h.fll re pod." a On peiftwoer. In ortolan.. 1 1 41. I • • Itonte by my Arm ma, NC D. Davis, war •aatfenns Irma roagh anal wittier; th err e lefly's mad waned Heasley. by may Ituotoad. sad lay raptaia wad o we wen at Ilorrear or WOW I woo a realest .lull, sad I fossil the tbe rown w lie ores. Mc I 'cope vow seated y aeempf...l with erewathias rapids. I del oat hwr re. ll theo writ to Idea Low: Lag hood sad making elepeale y man' na. I told him rot ho woo L. lettim4 the sight air in span me in ia . awl that if I. punued that aran• th my warfabt I mug bier anther bed. f N•••• • s'Off WO WPM al ROW ; at the Lad repeatedly reaming that Ileum „ma... tot Mr. Crape Mid sr that I 'or he would Dot pore* the del to he stela .4 the tail of November I woe it set. eat lossboore mem Ho we Imo' Lab. tlb• dialarroor sad am my my hositi. roma I attempted to p • budeint, eteddeely putties b ono Jowls Aa I fell my heed snok eel 1.4 a taioute or two. My .1 A reosatioa as if nay bran I WOO rumba. away hem ar buolend trance delateos. Whet I coon to tag I bowl myself noted es the lbw t Jobs Ricketts' am mod ow Miee liteeses. mot • toe ill to OMNI I retard an the perms of Chiftila "salaam. after Wok siseurioil ler ow whet ar your vials sod ire. cured a eepertioe. sad to be loM. •" H. replied. " Madam, I eltall I. 111 year reqweeta I aessolorboitollbe Imo perfectly losbfferer to pa roll tig Ur.' A. I no abort to lore west anal sad breed Oho 'id to. protease. sett mot proossoe to bar. writ be told is that -. sod r Woorrt. Ilpodo Coro, aloe% Moult bee to that way lib without making this weme: • oceporket that I roald or lab I Store to pa to rota. boa Illtet hocked by chborre to Peer. her err would meet ler. iwe to eyed Ow sal lame, or mad take her bane .Ith , o sects aa ORIOWOOO ; 0.1 ti , Mid tete mameres to ato of I will Jo et sa yew prrtl. WI ahall have with hoc" I maid a Aid at woeld nal. nark law owe " I shall mot eel. Imre, but I I the pompon wilt nw. leh fa I ip - a. Tbe people will tun y. - Owes . sal you will le awl no you stll be without J be feekne. lira, fee me 4; hat I 'Majority eater If you taw the girl you will at WI. " )11OWSO. pas will do weal to you eaa say will alter my purr**. ree Jay • after. our D. Dans boll I. -mu. for tne to be awy a rupture of • lib' ie to Naples, oust theta I tarsal that the royal 't I Imap4 barn to go and we embarkant . I bonged bun to take . sO MO. b farrowed. HO SO, ... I.•fore ere left Rome. awl out me earomet ; that my he woolly' ne by tea. Wet en we remelted that part I carried ami shoot ; but b. ly to precool very early I retuned so H. thee CADS to my eh -- aosiesie! You *hat .veld is 4. for I ei , tild hear t that I would rather die when I go, but I told Ida that , a by force, sad thee al U.. I might mew f or three 'mouse led troll -we G. giro ewe as 1.1.11 JOIN VW ai I travel with yew •ao, eel I .loolt the blade •• th. cheer." The gest wearial •0. r, awl •$• tr....snarl's eAeoeteeeehe oethoot Wong elf limbimeir• wieder% iserni timeline the uI fruit sad tl ituel ••I stbstioa Wow tam , . to take rehrilue heel lo•r toles sad idiomd too making. A comet I got sothlag M without ally euiteassar. T e grousl. At thi top of bemire! to he lifted oat of "viol them to key* ,ultuag toe. Ile • .81.1.ut innue hied whetter sly mime wet latios, tie the way I grew ova was olsl4teol to take yoarsry hrt•een Lyme moonset aisitlimg that MS. Mir It. Chenille...le, ad who M am. e drat tee • warp of beam fever. sad seam or erawyrece. viers tit the ei.evm I felt t Iwylisiliasilis.it I rise( Set ees hot awl hell one forcibly le owe Is, sad imbed it. I felt ted ; awl I remember leo ern Metier, with tie wegilaht o forgive hiai a. • Christine be. • "It is lawlews 4. slit of fo: A low bees eel that so timeworn he had hwmglit owl her to ad dettata the owe awe, Wins I arrive, os oar behdf he obtain • mutual friend, iMeeletet eeoit a oecotethotios. 1 ear kis.l..al. lois 1 1 al., taa.tal as yawls Mit Mar is . inlap.u.l.ou• visa pug is smrdin4lt tatitnial &sec 4.0. WillIlly•le •trv.t, la het Is did DO . _ " 1. I yo. davor 1.1.40 w4y. 4 1Pul yea leek as • omiliallima. Vas bays diming art yin row • rhipired •••• am% awl r as•• se you lA., sea by sirbroir roa. 1.4 r I 4.41•••44 wieb Ilarky-40••i. 3117 Moab" , ENI I masks r of ham cow- 1.. errw so; bet si excfPg - • . lot lb Cos for he Inlaid Pal p sight .4 lbw AA . Mt. rot brans at sato th• 6144 1.1) as 04• ruoa y huvlaail, sad& ow &us. Ao I touts.' for a sera • sweatisets I 1•0.• nulttog airs l..'aae vlelawava. sag I fount 'styli& 11.111/14. awl i• '4l tb ad so the p " MaaL•as. after what as. yw • mporiitil He replied, • Joan re•plasta I an tor.' As I west .out rol I ••4 bar. oktlig be t• and a iiwwwwal Campo, lost lam without 1011 noporkut tin War to go I mend by 41111 her wort w mg to rod wor rei tar bog sects as wain tab. mew wlll Ju It at ya hall hen wit\ it wookl na " I girll sot a Or prim • I go. will Arras , ■ pniav, so pn • It will lw we Aiwa ; hat I It. If you tr. • " Maim. Two me ley re• Jay• attar. • for as I to • rupt Kowa. to '4O I Irina th that 11.1 g•. 5.13 re. sal • I tbrrr. I bog MI a.. II 10 that hef.pre • about ay that ko I whoa we n to M earned Tway to pr 'lke. I n go. He ti all this --- unadal not that I war kl go. but ...1 ty• by to wt... I ma ..f three I ••••uktl thr /••• N. gtv *Celle I as I shall I awl Id the titans , . are. awl stiraiv • ply radar Its. err' kau.l thrrr time. .vl.l boa I offered the num! walkout • ' • gn•uu.l. lased to I brawl II ▪ nualti t•••l...at •Il 114,1 wheel taw It 1 ...pa we 111011 4 47f111. GC/ t ar ✓ %sr uJ wit.. VIRSIP tatawe ue • paws 1.. I ray heal • Ibia • Nan to. t▪ at. 1,1•1 . lorgiew " It i• has 1 on-aural bar I awa on. RSV • •441114 t Inasboo I ans writable 1.161 11/1 N. Is. we 11 wad to a r ye. 7. 11 wwl wave y mak stigma Haney Ire aa LIMO to cOO , lbAt she 113 tale Ricketts sa that way hem wale. add ere Irk but th.A to Praia. a .• set ler. H rl hersa, .Itts ea Iml d he wool .1.. ea myself I. W hen . 1 mad I • • his own so e, but 1 s • r. I shall • will tare y. will be as& be without ore, fee me etly eater m lyouwill dos 11 do well to r my Purr** Davis hue 4. .aey _liregth thou retu• voyage hsel o by land irked for L. to take a ear He mid Rana. sad • ; that Rey lit y most We thr hat port I • ; but be *CD ery early net an answer le to my - •? You shalli l • Lear er die where I him that sl that thee ItfOtlll4l. H he retails shall ge 1. an eppor .0 will a• ids you nigh he benefit ths e nest martin , •11•11 in it tw %skim; off ni duet coatieue lit slat things Lion before ▪ relnahniess flee aad off Dothan. nothing it • etlasee. top of M • • tea .at el 104••• me He mid t litt wiara• stay I grew red to take reels LYOIIIII that we • leutole. who dead, told ea •I'vr, Eta us or. tOW ugh la, 1 101 l euell • I I clung to her whi al ▪ it. I felt ni edam ao the felp•ediel. • Christian to talk al lie- • that so ad teemed ea weal the Ms I arrived • he abbe ed. taloa. 1 t • sJ ou ha M am ia fault. rise 'sit se 11 0 viol home. H ed. •trert, be • dal set • • tell, madam. * seaward. " • too clever "my. He rt i as a wth 1•a have priest you have r** For me. sled Y like. and the oe. f•sr I •Wal wet, with hem My leather owl et Ma. ST o ; bat gf• s VICCS THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1861. and thee he stood at the door. Oa tee 19th of December, 1114 a, he wrote to me Chet he would live with me no more. Some nioothe afterwards it was weed that there should be a separation between us until Mr. (Nape's father died, and I was in the meantime Allowed 7.00/. a year. At Mr. Crepe sesior's &brume the respondent propcee 1 to iecrease that sum totter. My friends desired to know the amount of property which he bed iuloaded. He refused to state insisted on dictating hip owe team. I refusal to rto any such cooditi ous , an d h e wen t abroad. I is e militated a suit fur the restitution of con jugal rights 'genet him. Is March, ledi, be often-a, in obedience to a monition, of the 'merited authordie., to receive me at a lioll A 4l on Blackheath toll He refused, however, to allow toe a maid of my owe choosing, sad he would sot allow Lonl Mounteashel to se company nie. On the Isth 1 went to Blackheath with Mr. Whitmore, my eolicitor. respondent bowed to me, and slunk heads with Mr. Whitmore ; after which he eat down with his back to me. lie utter addiesaid a word to see till Mr. Whitmore mid my owe solicitor had left. He then toll me that I might have rime dingier, but that all my meals would be served to me alone, as he had ebe terminal Dever to sit at table with roe *p.m. The lest nerving I went to his room to take him • letter. He then informed me that I must consider myself confised to a Isdnioni and sittiarroom, which he had given me os the upper door, sad that I must cot go into any ether part of the bare , •. The cook refused to take orders from me, sad sell she mud first ask Mr. Shuttleworth, the butler, whether I might have what I asked for or sot. Told Mr. Coupe that, sad said I would not submit to such treatment. lie maid. " They MO my serves* and if you think proper to isz orders to them you mast take the comequesces." I muted that I would write down my dinner every thy, and and it down to him to ceder. The two room allotted to me were both bedrooms, bat ens had Lela turned into • sitting room for me. Oa the Milk of Man* a ghee of wise was brought in to me as a ember. About a quarter of an hour after I had drunk it. I wee eliied with a violent sematioe in my bead. 1 bad moans to a seediesi ass, who ordered leeches for my temple. TM servant whom Mr. Comes had hired to attend cm me said she min sot &owl leeches. He sail that he would set ph me mar cm Me. I soot for • " party" myself ; be* Ma Voc did not allow the " party" to emee party" Os ma as aid imam wrest el pr way ova I OM obliged to go him to the ase ie small to lot bur la the rah el Marsh the ma ma p p- Gime were preibmied by a rip of lea. Os the 18th of April Zr. Gape refused to give as mosey to pay a elector'. fee. He she refused to pm am woo, to pay he some dear maratilag. He roan sot let me hme my mosey all, sod be mid hie mess wee that I might sot bribe ha am meta. I had weer eltempod to de net. CB the ISM al Aped he mate into my room. I we. lybg es the very U 1 He Meek hie In is my fees, - sad Wok — be moduak why dm% you die Yineri ham dyad why Met yes die I" Oa tie of Jess I tel le nies swil & be had said I was est cif my mild. that I WI bid the Am lakes of me ems to whom it had his. AMod„ and emeispieme of what had been mid of me, some Madre. had true after me es the heath, crying, "There gees the mod Isb r 1 atm told heir thee on two osseiom ma had Mewed me es the heath, and that if it wee dame ions I had deeenmised to give them is charge. He looked very tostmea bet he merely said. " Stuff and acs sem ! H esd,~d, edited, " As& madam, you have stated thee I have dragged your feed.' I replied, " And sou ' sir you have es tem esmitima." He tweed vary Fele and &Druid very guilty, but be "sly said again, Sta ff and acm eseee." (A issikel sertilleatii was Mee pet is The learned peUeme who gave it laid that the spree in the pentium?. hap in the asbelavicular repose were mare dense the, as tern, and that there was homophony as both sides. Is the Dust. et bar health, des required an the =e ls erahltier emehrte, b whieh aa Ignelishiromme was emememsed. Sir C. tkesswell remarked that the leaned =ought commire courtesy to have apposed a ia to the deeemest.] The reepeadent said thee so demur should Wellies give nee amnion He said, '• Ain one wbother yes bye or die. 11 lam • Iwo. he.. msyy home." I minted. " That I missed de. He " Thee else mod He mid he werelli= lie Wise as suer a halter me se be amid ; brs Borten see Me a bad' gel pre eat emestials—Le. leas imiee—l should Name have sailer hie reel. He bed refused Se Am me • Ow. owe 1 sederod ems la is his ab ases', mil be dmis edlies Mat be wend alter the system and make ale seder imp paelf. A s pal Ike was pie sod %bits ill the tallempmid I sM. al time hi isms sus Meet MOO& a year. Mtiorwarle he had me that he sheen take me mush farther dome is the 111111116 y. when IMAM Not me either my medical Mar lhat knee Watson or my MSS& Ho mid that it wee war to Me batmen le—but the mph= he hod adopted was • oestest el Me Mak is which Merl sr eisselesse lied se pit, red thai lie wee detenalsed le =stle es a mergeis amt, Osage rased be give me emeenne is sal Atha emir this he wen en seas see Ike devil se me, he Mimed to Woe the b a= so b idiom he made y a men Mimi en d Melt st me, bet a miles I it. And es is Mbar sesimies mermisei he tell m a = vasimesse wee hie etneek sad this be maid Whim me like a lend He tripeany said that Is July be pm me seam he trines thee he wee pig be semen to a new Mese at DOAK mar . On the Ink I whbei be p and see Dr. Walesa, le WI Lis where my am he., a ; bet I ilsemil the deer leeked i_ imd /la. COW, mimed to give up Mebay. Re need tome till I wa s seised milk a sernahlem asillrbe g ok e ward. When he sew Mk be beams alarmidopmed the gate *ailed roe himself is the mirage to ge is Dr. china 0 my mature I found that Se braes bad is gives p; Yea. Nape and the servemas were game, mid alnagms were them. AU my chirp had been awned al; soil so eine or was lilt for ma. I was elinged te webers to Lemke to an I was obliged to Imam 51. hen my marker to get me things for the night. I wrote lute to Dr. Comm for mossy and direction for my jeerer, ; bat he mined to seiner. I then west to his new beer. It tom a very men collage, and was my damp, Neal beteg • river cm am aide sad • easel es the ether. I me shied to have a fire is the sitting-nos Mae Is Afton, and to sleep in my dressing gown to keep my mineft im me at en. bmam much wane in health. 1 sualwred wash hem the ent l ire mi e me.. dmy him& I ugly maw me prey the whole time I was dews at Dylield— Dr. Iffbilmey, a seediest era Is about three weeks I ewe up le Lemies and my • reins. to Zr. Steen, a Mann el Mao. mid a MGM in my made. At Sybil MIL Oimp beeesphil a etmetry .ernes, aimed BMW to see ma I mid I lead sever lima attended by a .e try amity Mime, and that I I aid ecie bag myself to see • arearer when I was so ill. I mated liat if lambi sot sem Dr. Watson I won't! 'either me Neese ; sad I refuted le are him Mr. Crape then rid 1 skald ask Dr. Watses's °plebs of Mr. Smith. I lie. conliagly asked Dr. Watson if be could certify me of Mr. Smith's skill is my complaint. Dr. Wahine mid he had never seen M r . Smith ; that he be bevel him to be • very respectable man, but that of course he amid not say anything shout him ; though in my state of health he multi easily nielerstand the objection I felt to me him. I asked Mr. Cave if he had sees 'Edward Stuart. He mid he had, and th.it he was an officious meddler. At • Mar pined ho (respondent) said I seemed very ill, and he me to go to the eassale, offering to give me money. I I wee ialiffennet to life, aid was too unwell to move. I west, however, to ?miry. Tenby was recommended by Dr. Waller to conenneptive parties. In Dee., ISO, I weal with my husband to live in queen Aneestreet. le Derek 11 am very ill. Dr. Watson had only kept me ally* es sisareass sad curacy.. I Lerqater.) Mc. came saki as - I am tired of hieing your gaoler ; I will yield the pelt el Maar for which you and your brother. have been erm teadine, and will give you your separation on your own term" A died of mperatioa was thee executed, securing to me 1,0001. a year. The examiaatioe of the lady was proceeding when we went to prom COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) of cc DOrne.—tAny or AN 011:tlara rllol.llirrOlt The bankrupt wee se unionism proprietor, of Pomeroy street. New-erose The liabilities are trifling. The bank rupt is one of the mall onuoihus proprietors cho bad anal, ...sight to maintain bin' ground to face of the oppsel- Ike '1 the great compile's% The eras the certi fi cate sittieg. Mr. I: . sehlorooke (from Um office of Millere. Sole and Terser). flr the wipes, offers"' 00 aefoontlano and at , ' elnr.l that the ease "ma one of miefornme. H. Ifoeour greeted a cent Aosta of te e woo d a.. la Re WM MATIVI.- mr , rtualoa or crertricare. The bankrupt, a chesermou;er, at Westford, applied for hit rerldirale. ltr !mkt...ter 'opposed for the amigos=; Mr. Blakeley, hr a 'mister Hr. Kee. sup anpeam that this espes,rturtd hed largely ,needed the inset.. and that the bankrupt bed tonight goods on moat when he met bees lowa that he was ineoleent. His Houser seepenissi th- rertillette f.a. 12 inomthe bet P.• Me thud dm. proteethie the certificate, when gr an t e d, t o be sl THZ POLIUZ alums. MIS DAY.) M A NSION NOVEL raa I,ollllll‘ooo This msquiag was apribilid lb. it sombells• of ihe mai who gave hie was sa Prrikrie* sfispusiess Salts Genr, who wag orixisally elsorged M IM. owl with trim is a hoeer with istost to astweil • Wiley, sad whs. mks n , ogaior.l by Ow *we u hewing • wassi mew ILI , . toa NW. Mimed Johssa Karl Irma; who we ad owtsw4l is the H..... 1 e.y as having. with assilww as" whoa. alao a Germs, noionittal ths shock* aturslor at X I ta.pllnnot Mt. Cowan!, the soperonteetleet of the %arm car tabu appll.l yesterday .n "Mr, to MM.,' N. primer lungp.M, he tibi •ernal parties who Wee= the Inas risme to /Unite ha I reeopied the prim..... Lori tle moo ; And, owing to Os forma "doom 1... t Ln i lints conopkte, tic primmer was worsilimil iilt V.. 4 , Khortly aft.? twelve o'dor'. the Winer WWI 1 , 14(114 is lb. ark, tn. Lord Mayor .al Mr. A!ruck, one of ths r.nrrry o.e.oetratee, king on the Leach. Mr. Coward rid he bed mimed the ear, and he produced a warrant signed by Mr. W. Street, for the apprehension of one Johann Karl Frees, who, with another man, was in Reigate on the night of the murder, and who was sus pected of being concerned in the murder, and he had evi dence to prove that the prisoner was one of the men. Mr. Junes Bashford, grocer and gardener, at Cherateed, sear Kiegswood, said that he saw the pi ironer, who was in company with another foreigner, in the Cricketers public house, and was in the roam with Dim shout an hour. He had seen nothing of him since then until he rw hint in blowier the day before yesterday, when he picked him out frosa twelve or fourteen other men. Mary Elsey, servant to Mr. Pither, brualuasker, at Reigate, said that she believed the prisoner to be Gee of the twe foreigners who went into her mistress's shop on the of of the 10th Met. for a ball of twine, which was served them by Mrs. Pither. Mrs. Piths, said that she also believed the prisoner to be ONO of the men to whom she sold some string on the 10th histant. His companion, wbo was also a foreigner, paid for twias, sad she gave it to hint because he spoke Eng. fish, sad the prisoner could not. Mr. Coward said that was the evidence upon which he applied for hie lordship's order to have the prisoner at once removed to Reigate. . _ The evideocebaring bees interpreted to the prisooer, be was asked what he had to my, and he replied " nothing," but said be was very much surprised that they should charge him with murder. The Lord Mayor asked Mr. Coward when he would be euasieed He replied Is all probability be would go before the ma &seise es Neadsy. The Lord Mayer maid that the prianner could be removed to Reigate, biotin sees of hie acquittal there was no need to Wag ban heck es the impriaoament be had undergoes was quit* adequate to the offence be wu originally charged with. The priaceor was then removed below. WANDSWORTH. SINGULAR CHARGE. A genteel sad ' looking young woman, who pre the eased amber.% all, and dtocnbol henelf as • dirsewaseher, was pissed in the dock before Mr. Darman, eth=r eedable itit alitenarttzg to drown herself in the river. 'rig, of the V division, raid that on Therwley flAt be was on duty in Battersea-square, when he was sena to the causeway of the waterside. He saw the primer and two Elea in • boat. One of the men said the Ismale bad attempted to jump out of the bast three times, as she said she WY determined to drown herself. Wiliam asked him if he bier anything about her, sad he mid tart be did net, but they had bees out the night before WI the peat are, and had seers up the river fix • row. Be (whams) got her into one of the 1101161 and found Viet she wee istatioated. The man went sway, sad wholes sedmwetwed to permuide her to go home, but she refused, and eared to rue down to the water, sad he tbee took Mle the glare. The oonstahle added that she refired be 1.11 Time site livid , as she did not wish her parents to der ire" bad bopping& Mr. Depro—Ase — ,hr birds here now' /be grobrie—Ne, sir. Mr. he Mayors vilonos les re primeer)—Hare you any question. nab re — Prlssair:-Ne, elk Mr. Dayira—Wist lave you to ray Primmer—l am easy sorry. I was tipsy or I would not hew* den me a Sim Mr. Daysiaa—l shall detain you till 15. d your friends. Tea hs briar give the ollker the idonnatioe, a* I shall reseseml you doss Woo to time until they are found. gave the address at her frier* and she was ramadisd for inquiries. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMMONB.—(THIS DAY.) The Sew= took Vbe chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. DabliThe folkwias bens were rand • third Wes aad pawed Itarkota, North Laadaa Radway (Bare ttu City), North Loodoa Railway (Widleis), Ramsey Rail way. sad Soatorast Coateal IRREMOVABLE P6Oll BILL. Mr. C. VILLIERA, is momactbet the hems should p I ids aswindites on this bill, said a Me valid that the ball Introduced a new Ids kw el settlement. It introduced as new pie , but anik, Unfilled eat more effectually the beeeficial objects dit ICI paned ha the lest year is obi& Rio Robert Peal ' had elks. la labe a cosuaitase was appaiatad to con sider what allinalleas it was seasseery to mho is the law ; sad the resat was that a vast noes of evideeee was ( iv., thewlag that the poor had been greatlp heasided by sot balm drives about, and at the raw time that there was mei iajuathe in the preseet mode al eastaibetisma to the anon= fired. This bill ma threaded Welly es the reeolotione plowed by that soluaittes. The ohjerle of tb• moose were, link to redoes the period of rinie from ire years to these, sessodly, end the area of iiisidescw, sad, hotly to 'warbl to e forw a belle irestrihatica to the souses tad. The bat two of these *esti had met with general approval. At pre ssed it was dinank is tray ewe to ascertain whither at ad thaw had boa a five yam' resideam and be believed that three yeses aught be a MIA Moro convenient period. The law as It stood Cain epanded as • trap Peewee were tempted t a i ta lie ss prospeet et employment to remove to a pace where supposed they established the claim of resi der. , and it ly tunnel set that they had hot their dam by • temporary champ al abode. The common fired was now amedterted m the most fanciful priesiples. Parishes were Wad in proportion to the number ot poor they supported ; and the it often happened that • wealthy parish which benefited by the labour of the poor of an adjoinag pariah, poisoned great advantages over it as rspuded the amount santributed by each to the commas fund. (Hear. hear.) TM hilift ad_ in the populatioe of the agricultural athlete domed that those districts had little to ap prehend as regarded increased chargeability. More ever, then VMS no rural parish contiguous to • Una tows which had Dot profited by that tom, It bad the advantage of its labours without sharing in its landem. The advaateges of the proposed m inim of the area of residence were so great that my slight disadvantage to particular parishes ought not to les allowed to interfere with them. The principle adopted la the bill as regarded the common fund was that each paridi shoed andribute la proportion to the rateable vales of the property in it. The attempt, in which the right how gendarme opposite (Mr. q &Scotia) took part, and IA which the committee of 1858 supported him, to combine with the satiable value the amount of population peed to hint quite indefensible. The right boo.ap gendarme died several authorities in support of the part of the bill to which he here referred. H. thought that ia deolin4 with this 'abject it was beet to Crstop by __step; but it must not be forgotten that if mo i derate bi were rejected an increased impetus would be gives to the agitation in favour of an equalisation of poor MM. no disorient woo motioned by Yr. &Maud, Sir J. Geohion, aad Mr. Light. who woo loft speaking. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLIIB' SCHOOLS. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly court of governors of the Commer cial Travellers' Schools was held tklemoroing at the Leedom 'Tavern ; Mr. Geonot Moons, swearer, in the chair. The report of the board of management stated that the finances of the institution were is a satisfactory state, the total income of the half-year heing 2,0021. The Loan! have every reason to he satisfied with the progress the children make in their educable ; and at the nomination on the 22nd inst., the Bishop of Durham expreseed him self highly satisfied with the readiness with which the children replied to the venous questions. The health of the children was in a satisfactory state, there not being at present one case of illness. A new secretary had bees ap pointed, in consequence of the resi , na., Moo of Mr. A. L. Paul, the choice of board having fallen upon Mr. A. Y. Fatter, late anistant-commissioner on the Royal Education laquiry. The report concluded by congratulating the sop a( the institution on the position which the schools t r yt r alteined. Kr. HOLT, in moving the adoption of the report, took ex apnea to ow or two items in the balauce.eheet ; but ulti mately the report and halance.sheet were adopted. A Tote of thanks was given to the chairman, and the meeting broke up. An election of fourteen children to the schools afterwards Seek place, mod at the dose .4 the poll a testimonial, ton alities of a other wormer and a purse of 100 eovereigns, wee promoted le Yr. heal for his efficient services while seentary. There are numerous works in active progress throughout the famine tract of loth'. A letter from the north.west provinces Bays :—" The estraiwdinary docility oi native labourers makes it • matter of ao difficulty to mintrol and manage any somber of them. I have seen some 115,000 to Ig,ooo, an working in the inns; quiet and warty way, in pass of !SOO each, tinder the general super- Aloe of one intelligeat and energetic European superin lanent, melted by has or twelve Suivipenn overseers. Ire occasionally troublesome when the works ore first but they lane adapt themselves to • fixed method it work, and, having mice done an, it is astoniabiog bow essay they are handled. Their rate. of pay, in Eaglish equivalenta of bliss coins, sre—for mos, 2J., for women, 101, and for children, id. daily ; and with these galas, moll though they may seem, the pimple can procure a pod meal, even though famine prices prevail in the grain markets." A letter from Alessotlris', of the 11th, May. 4 " The luirwrit this year in Egypt is toi.gnitiernt, and prier. of grain are expected to Le t ao.thirdaluwer than they weeniest year." roodilov.6p.also..6l aL 16J .. 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Apart from the settlement, which is in course d completion to-dar, the railway share market is very quiet. With the exception of a slight improvement in Caledonian, Great Northern, and Eastern Counties stocks, prices are quoted the ame as yesterday afternoon. Loudon and North Western stock is quoted MI to ; Great Western, 72 to ; Midland, to 121 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 12 ; South Eastern, ea. to 81 ; Eastern Counties, 493 to 801 ; Caledonian, 971 to 98 ; and Great Northern, 1061 to 1071. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1 to 1 die. There is a further heavy fall in Grand Trunk Railway stock, which is last marked 161. The debentures have likewise fallen. Great Western of Canada Railway shares continue to droop. sti. lea OADINANY AMADEI LID ROOILI. swan l am. T ibtadis Z a i. j aaaverVa Arklea YL I 11/1b ?pp istaisomearti.• Md. C lOat sat Damien _ ,a=4.47 , :N. Oaerra Dix • I • as div. =MI! Ds 111,4. Is NM, 1 Willa Iva Deat‘Pidlo.l•ll4Ja. 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PreLOlLla IWO 1.4111, IL feet sot West Indl4 11443 AM, IL lopplow 1 lee LOX IL St. gathariue 'Pie et. Greatheaeptat r . MA 11l Vieteris A n Da it•W 001011IAL 4101,12.11112317 I dale% 1 111 117 1 1111 r 61 S " 18 I dim per GRANGE PARK STAKES. Spite, WitableaOti; ditoriell;Triiitet;a7,ilehyteist, and Leman are bore. THE IPIRB.-(THIS DAY.) The great masa of ruin continues to cool down. There see vow very few external indicatkous of active Ire, and the smoke aria* from the smouldering heaps of dibris, and from the underground celbux, is by no mesas eo considerable in volume as yesterday, nor is the natik, fatty, acrid smell of combustion so disagreeably perceptible. The opsrations of shoring up the dangerous walls next Tooley-street are being, rapidly pushed forertm4 as are also those for the recovery of salvage, the amount of which it is now pretty generally admitted will ultimates be much larger than was at Mgt antici although many weeks—several months, in fact elapse before those goods which are uninjured either wholly or in part can be entirely disinterred from the super. Incumbent TAM of fallen bnck work and rubbish. The bed? of Mr. Scott has not yet been found, and there appears new to be no hope of its speedy recovery, even if it should ever be found at ell, in • shape to admit of its identiloatiss. The number of persons visiting the scone of desolation this morning was very limited. Parliamentary returns issued this day state that the sum required to be voted in order to make good the ex cess of expenditure for non-effective charges of the revalue departments for the year ended March 31, 1861, is 17,9831. lls. 10d. The sum required to make good to the Treasury chest amount, a repayment to the Exchequer is excess of the surplus balance of the vote of credit of the years 1854.5, 18554, and 1856-7, for the extraordinary ex poser of t►e war tit► Buse* is 53,4301. 15e. 10d. Tai Folmar!. or Mo. BoAlowooo.—The City of London Rifle &Joule, to which three of the late Mr. Braidwood's sons helm& and of which he himself was an hoecrary member, hair s resolved to attend his funeral, as a mark of respect for cue who died in the courageous dis charge of his duty to his country. Fur this purpose the corps will parade in full dress, with side arms only, at Guildhall to-morrow at 2 p.m. TaAvimaiad Baxxvourirr bruit- T.:rms.—The half-yearly meeting of the subscribers to this institution was held yesterday at the London Tavern—Mr. N. B. Glutton in the chair—to receive the report of the directors, and to elect two annuitant* on the fend. The retiring secretary Mr. Seines, read the report, which stated that, notwithstauding the great depression of trade, and the many urgent claims on the charitably disposed, the committee had received such an amount of support as warranted them in believing that the institution was now firmly estehlished. The committee report that the malt of the collection on the " litmevoleat day," oa the 15th of May last, had been the sang of 1571. 7s. The committee further report that in as with the molt of the List election, Mr. R. Maros and Mr. F. J. Potts had beau placed on the fund, sad an nuities had been granted them of 40/. and 251. respectively. The committee they refer to the social gathering to be held at the Crystal Palace on the 99th inst., and trust to re ceive the support of the friends and subscribers on that necasioo. The financial statement for the half-year is as follows :—Receipts, including • balance of 7..101. from lad half-year, and 4971. subscription, 8421. >s Expenditure, including 2961. for annuities, 479/. 12s. 7d.. leaving a balance oa the half-year of :hill, 9e. Id. The report having been adopted, scrutieeers wero appointed, cad the meeting pro ceeded to the election of two annuitants from a list of three catididat". . . . . TEE WIL•THMIL—Rear-Admiral Fitzroy drawn the attention of meteorologists to • notable abeence of any disturbance of the atmosphere we an extensive scale since last March. excepting by local thunderstorms during the 'sat fortnight. From the end of March to the middle of June neither sudden changes nor strong gales have occurred over the British Islam's. Cold northerly winds have prevailed, with but short and par tial exceptions (in these last weeks), during almost three month*. Scarcely a fortnight of warm weather cud but few hot day. have been felt ; those few, however, have been very hot for the season. The previous period of many months, especially December, January. February, and March, having been so very much the reveres as to atmospheric commotion, induces Admiral Fitzroy to re quest those interested in such matters to reconsider the daily meteorological tables which they Lave noticed in our columns, and mark the correspondence of their indica. Lion., as sentence of the means now generally available for, as it were, feehiug the state of atmosphere around and across these islan•ls • sufficiently io advance of consequent movements, or wind currents, to enable due warning to be takes. Keeping in miud the normal movements or current. of air—from Pole towards Equator, with their return, as usually understood, sad their different electrical tension (now Proved)—the certainty of disturbances following marked instnunental indications, and of atmospheric quietude sem ceeding motionless or but gradually clanging indications of instruments, becomes obvious--almost demonstrated. The very gradual mixture, or rapid combination, or sudden col lision of these normal curreuta—differing more or less in temperature, dryness (almost through every degree), and tension—are now easily sees to be CALMS of all the various changes of weather, if every formation of cloud, and serial deposit or precipitation, of the tempest as well as the breeze, and when equilibratedi of the dead calm. JarIItOPOLITAN FREE iioNnTAL, DEVONISHIBA• 14QUARE, CITY.—The aggregate number of patient,' relieved during the week ending , June 22 was : Medical, 1,195 ; surgical, 442—total, 1,113., of which 531 were new eases. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The funds to-day are dull, at yesterday's closing prises. The market is rather flat in character, with little business. The issue of the New India Loan is awaited. With the exception of a rise in Turkish Bonds there is scarcely any feature of interest in the Stock Exchange. English railway stocks are well supported to-day. _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 62c., ex div., being about the same as yesterday. The India Five per Cent. stock is rather dull, pending the announcement of the new loan. Consols are officially marked 891 and , ex div., for money, and 894, ex div., for the amount. The present quotations are 80 to for money, and 894 " buyers," for the 10th July. The official business report is u follows :—Bank Stock, 229; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, Kt, 11, ex div. ; ditto for account, 984, ex dfv.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures (Oct., 1883), Obi ; ditto April, 1884, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 145., 101., 18s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s. A dis ; ditto June, par., 3s. die. ; ditto small, 2s. FM. Turkish Bonds are in demand, and have risen *to per cent. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 72 to *, and that of 1858, 57 to *. ,Mexican Bonds have fallen. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 861 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, (July 10). 2211, 22, * ; flanlinian Five per Cents., 78*, 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 71* ; ditto for account, 72 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, 571; ditto for account, 57, 588, 571; ditto 1001. Bawds, 59. Pout o'Otout. - - --- Consols are qaoted 891 to }, ex div., for money, and 224 to 1, es div., for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. There is still a general impression that the money market will become easier as soon as the quartet is fairly turned ; and the Bank returns point in the same direction. The Shannon has arrived from the West In , dies, with as much as 491,000 i. in silver, and 36,800/. in gold. The North Briton sailed yesterday for Quebec with 49,2001. in specie. The rate of discount in the open market at Paris is r cent. ; at Vienna, 8 ; Hamburg, n ; Brussels, 4 ; Berlin, 31; Frankfort, 2 ; Turin, 6f ; and Amsterdam, 3 per cent. With the exception I of Vienna and Turin, London is now the dearest Imarket. The Board of Trade returns for the month of May indicate a revival in the export trade. Nearly every month this year has shown a decrease as com pared with the corresponding month of the two previous years ; but the exports of home produce and manufactures in May, having reached 11,906,0701, were 956,8821., or 9 per cent. mere than it May 1860, and 7 per cent. more than in May, 1859. The aggregate decrease in the exports for the jive taunithe of 1861 is thus reduced to fi per cent. as compared with 1860, and to per cent. as compared with 1859. The principal increase on the month is in cotton manufactures ; and it is very satisfactory to observe that it is spread over a large number of our foreign customers. Portugal, Brazil, India, China, Australia, Egypt, and other countries, have each taken much larger quantities than usuaL The falling off in the ex ports to America, though exceedingly marked, is thus to a great extent compensated. At the same time the imports and oonsumptiou of most kinds of foreign and colonial produce continue unusually large, indicatin f F i till an adverse balance of trade. The principalfigu res are given in another column. The Liverpoo cotton market yesterday was fi rm and rather active, the sales reaching 12,cp balm. _ . Mr. Mackintosh, of the late house of Manning and Mackintosh, died on the 7th silt The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 5791.• ' the Lan cashire and Yorkshire , an increase of 7261. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, nd Lincolnshire, a decrease of 5481. •, the North Easteen, en increase of 3,9101.; and tie Midland, a decrease of 1,1251. A areal meeting of the Midland Railway Com lpany is called for the 6th July, at Derby, to approve a bill uow before parliament for incorporating the North Somerset Railway Company. The directors of the Great Western Railway of Canada notify that they are pagrw to pay off the six_ pa. Cent. Bonds falling due in October, 1862. half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Rail wigoZompany is called for the 26th July. e ounsiderable sales of New Zealand Sit per Cent Debentures have been effected during the month at the agents' minimum price of 1011. 15s. The interest is advertised on the Canadian Con solidated Ave per Cent. stock. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 26, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : armistice issue Circulation active _19,650 Public deposits locreese Ati:dtki Other deposits Government securities in banking department 9,%"7,654 Increase 79,047 Othersecurities in bankins department Coin and bullion in both departments 12,144.660 Increase 248,867 Seven day and other blabs 580,692 Increase 21,841 Tho Rest _12,852 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes di coin) in banking department 7,915,140 Increase 229,217 The tendency of the Bank accounts continues favourable. There is a further increase both iu the bullion and the reserve. The addition to the latter arises from the increase in the public and private deposits, which exceeds the amount of the increase in the securities. BANE 01P ENGLAND.—Au and Sth Vic., e. 121, for the 25, It. omit pursuant to the Aot Tilt ending ou Wednesday, Juno aßnrign. tiCiierii - ment debt.. L 11.015,100 Other securities.... 3,458,000 Gohi coin and but- 11,464481 Silver bullion Itt11,1:4,(1.:0 3 A further improvement occurred to-day in the shares of the London and County Bank. Other bank shares were steady. Canada Land shares showed heaviness, whilst Peel River Land and St. Katherine Dock stocks were inquired for. Great Ship shares were quoted 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance 311-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Thames and Money Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, I dia. to par ; Natal Land, to I prem. ; China and Japan Steam, par ; Com mercial Copper, to f prem., being lower ; and Seend Iron, it to I prem. A decline of 4 per cent. took place to-day in New South Wales GOvernment Bonds. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoar. This being settling day, the mining market is quiet. The principal transactions have been in share , in East Oaradon, North Miners, East Basset, East Wheel Grenville, and East Devon Console. No business is officially reported in the Stock Ex change. Prime exhibit little alteration. United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 51 to Bon Accord Copper are marked prem. ; and St. John del Rey, 33, ex div. Aterheal Damsel meeting yesterday, the aecoeste showed a debit balanced 5781. A all of 24. per share wee made. li N 116 t I dill - dij 108 114 1391311 MP) Notes lamed LEtt,153.690 /26,1AD.80 BAD DING DI Propvleton• Capital 414.6.55,000 Rod 3,2:,a, sit; Public Deposita (In cluding Hach's, Ray. Lanka Com mie. of Nat o ral Debt, and tan. • ••• _ _ Aecta.) Other Deposita. Seven day awl other lithe i 55,062,860 June 27, 1881. PARTKERE Uovenument &ma- We*ht An tit Ity) Other Securities Not.i Gold sad 81k , cuin 965,810 138.002,800 lIAILSHALL. Chief Cashivr. THURSDAY EVIMUCO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 " buyers," ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 89} to 1, touched 89 11.16 to 1, and closed at 89} to 9-16. For money the last price was 894 to }. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Cousols, for monsi 894, }, ex div.; ditto for acootud (July 10), 89;, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced , 884, • New hrce per Cents., Mit is_i • Bank Stock. 230, 231} ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, 4, it, ex div. ; ditto for account, 984, ox div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures (April, 1864), 941 ; ditto Bonds, 104. die . • ' Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cont., 100}. The India Five per Cent. stock was last quoted 98} to r ex div., for the account. The March Exchequer Bills were flat at 10s. to ss. die., and the June at 34. die. to par. The toreigu stock market was inanimate. Turkish Bonds were in increased de nand, owing to the hope that the accession of the new Sultan will be fol lowed by financial reforms. COMMERCIAL AID MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The wog* yaeterds L the early part of the day wad rather unsettled. with thmler. The ram in some parts of the metropolis during the storm wee very heavy. In the stierpart of the day it was nay lie. To-clay it is again Sue r bat cloudy at times, with a snow breeze from the N.W. The supply of home grown wheat and Sour conti nues extremely short this week, other sorts of English and Scotch grain equally so, and no Irish dur ing the week. The foreign supplies of wheat and Sour are considerably hammed since Let mattet day I wheat from Spain, the Mediterranean Prussia, and San Francium Flan a good supply of sa cks' from the Medi terranean, lip*, and San Francisco. Barley, a few caripme fresh up, Mat& Sea and Egyptian. Oats moderate since Wednesday ; Swedish, Russian, and Black Sea. To-day the trade in wheat is very slow and dragging. English tending downwards in value. Foreign, about the same as on Monday bat. Flour participates la the dulness of the wheat trade, but hoiden are saber firmer. Norfolk' nominally Me. ; top price, town made, American, 28s. to as- ; French and2rMg. to 48e. slow sad ratter simper. oi:tiribent the same value as on Monday and trade steady. Beans and peas rather easier to purchase, not many on ▪ and few required. firm ; reposed, rather cheaper. In tares sad doveneMethby doing. FLOATING Oallaellt.—Several now on wale, but prices Media( dewnweeds, although business is more lively than of late. Ikon and Kent, whit*, now, 38a. to Bk. ; ditto, ins old, Sla to &lc ; ditto roloaarr, 381. to 481.; dens, las, old, Ma to lter. • Norfolk, kc., Ha*, old, 87a. to 59a.; rod, aim, 4k. to 52a. 'Farago : Dantrie, Ma to 64a. en a, 655. to Ilea; intro, ella to 70a.; Yosioaborg.s9..to 612.; ditto. rataa,64a. to 67a.; &dank, 634. to eh.; Yoaklonburg rod, 54a. to 00a.; iTekermark ditto, Ha to Sea ; Amman whits. tila to Oa; ditto red, 59%. $o 61%.; Oanadiaa, 606. to 6%. BAszar.—Raglish salting, 42a. to 440. ; dins, 49a. ; M 303. to 31a.; and distilling, 30a. to 31a. per qr. ; naias, 27 37a.5. $o 29a.; ditto distilling, 28a. to 294.; 360. to M Mit.— • Benz and Norfolk, 59a. to 63a. ; Ens. 66a. to72a. • and Wan, 63.. to 75 2 .; brown. 53a.urn.. . . hid, 23.. 01 to 26.. Od. ; potato, 255. to Ms. ; hmip, 22.. Od. to 26a. Ms, NIL to Ms. Eimue.-Inglish tick, 39.. to 41s. ; harrow, 41.. to 44'. ; 184:41s. to 455. • forsign, 37.. to 38s. ; tick. 41a. ; IConi/40s. to 455. ; 375. to 395. Pass---Eselish ' 395. to 435.; w to end biro, 395. to 41e. ; maple, 41s. to 444.; grey, 35.. to 3716; hog, 375. to 3f. ; foreign. 41s. to 456. FLOWL-lieglielt town, 495. to 110 s. ; ditto Ono, 53.. to 555. ; country, 425. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. Od.; lresek, 48a. to 48s. pm sack ; Amerman, 28a. to 295.; 0E10204 295. to 30. ; Spanish, 466. to 495. FLOATLIIIO CAIIOOIB, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Berdi. amid and Naristimals, par 4921 b.., 525. to 54e. ; Ohirka. Ws. to 525. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th., red, 50s. to 54.. ; whit*, Nis. to 58s. ; Danube sad (Mists, 42.. to 475. ; Egyptian, 375. to MAL Barley: Eroptias and Syrisa, per 40011 m. 24a. to 25a. ; Odessa end Danube do., 214. to 25e. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 38s. Niue : Odessa and Galata. per 4921 b.., 30s. 6d. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 48011 e., 25e. 6d. to 30s. ; French, do., 30s. to 31s. ; Americo, ilo., 29a. to 30. Sauum-Olimary seed, per qr., 40.. to 44a ; Bevan seed, per qr.. 41.. to 445.; Blatant seed, per bushel, white, Us. to 13s. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per yr., cruslong, 50a. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.155. to 131.5. ; American, thin. in Iris ., per ton, 101. 5.. to 101. lro.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 9/. 10s. to 101. 10a.; Bahia, 91. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, N. ss. to 101.55.; Bono oakee, 51. to 51. 10.. imp/Alamo LONDON 111,011 JUNE 1 TO JUNE Mt. gustlab suet Seo4ch. blab. prelim. 420 I I 14510 9900 11550 Ingo fill aft Cr SagUsk. T rob : Foreign. 'ono Waiiis, o:ti [IS DAY.) LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET.—(T. (sy =mu AND IRISH ra.orrno 'Elmo (now our oar ooaserrosoirt.) There is materially no change in the market to-day, but the downward tendency appears checked, and the little buriams done Ism been at full prices of Tuesday. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scosz.—We have again had a quiet market, and the trade have bought only what their immediate wants require, and to effect sales beyond that rather lower prices wero accepted. Refined lumps, 480. lid, to 495. lid. COMM—The public wiles have not been so large as last weak, and went off at previous iates. TEA.—The large quantity offered in public sale luis been the feature of the week ; they went off irregularly but did not alter general quotations, vet it has been a dull market. Coerox.—About 2,000 bales bold, chiefly Tinnevelly, at previous rates. SALTPETRE has barn bought to a fair extent at rather lower prices ; refraction 2 to 5, 375. to 375. 6d., a part at short prompt. Rica has been dull of sale. Itallans sold at 9s. 61. to Si. 9d. ; DACCA, 10s. Runt continues steady : Demerara proof, Ix 101. to Is. lld. ; leeward*, good, Is. 9d. Sterne without alteration. supporting prices. Markets generally inactive tins week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . . The market is steady. Prices are quoted aa Mews : Town tallow is quoted 495. 6rl. net eash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 53a. • June, 535. ; July to September, 5. 9d. ; October to DePanber, 52a. HIDE MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Lasolootstx.—Hides. —Prises :-36Ibs. to 641b5.. 2fd. to 3d.; 64Ibs. torahs., 3d. to aid. ; 7211 x. to 80ths., aid. to 4d. ; 80ths. to 881 Is., 4d. to 40. ; to Wm..., 40. to 4td. Horse hide, Bs. to 9s. 6.3. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 3s. Od. ; tall, 6s. BERMONDRET.-Bheep skins Lambs, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; sliesrlioas, Is. 2d. to Is. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mown. Yeatenden and Smith report th‘at the plantatiOn accounts at Maidstone market ye-derday were very much worse; the strong and vigorous Middle Kest grounds are daily becoming more infested with lice and fresh dy. The reports from other districts are also wore, with the excep tion of a portion of Worcester and C.lnterhury. Market very firm for all descriptions of hops at full pnoes. Duty 00,0001. to 70,0001. COAL MARKET.-(yHIS DAY.) Wall. End Haltom 18s. 6.1. ; Walls End Haswell, Ws. 3d ; wa n E n d sa awnr t a , ion; Walls End ftouth Heston, 18s. dd.; Walls E n d T om isn 3d. ; Walls Rod Hartlepool, 18a. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Russell Hettoos, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End South Hellos. 17s. 61 ; Wan, 1 Haugh Hall, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End Csissolas, 17s. 61. Walls End Hellos, 17$. 6d. ; Eden Main, ltie. ; Walls End Eden, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Shincliffe, 16.. ; Walls End Acorn Close. 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Hallev, 15a. ; Bella Primrose, 13s. ; Wylaxo, 15s. 6d. ; West Wylarn, 15e. ; Taidield Moor Rotes. 12s. 11.. ; West Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; Bebside Hartley, 15s. 61 ; D 1111141101 1 .11 Hartley, 15a. 6d. ; Hartlepool Hartley, 15a. ; Lambert's Hartley, 15s. 3d.- Ships at market, 112. REPREsENTATI , M Or WinvEnitAmprits.—Yeater day the writ was received for the election of a new member. At the same time the retiring address from Mir Richard Bethel! was received. lu the morning the leading liberals met, awl resolved to recommend Mr. IVereelin to the elec. tore. This wee done after Mr. Wm-whale.' expressed his political views to the meeting. Be said he lost South. amplon because Mr. Dighy Seymour, after some lines plamed transaction with the tory party, obtained 600 tory votes. Mr. T. Lloyd, the ex-mayor of Birmingham, also addressee! the electors at the lemming meeting, the choice lying between Mr. Weguelin and Mr. Lloyd. Mr. Corn misatener Kerr, before leaving the town, issued a handbill, in which be stated that in order to avoid any division in the lihetal ranks be had abandoned any ii.tention of offering himself to the electors. The nominatien is fixed for Mon day, and the poll will Ulf taken vu the follow lug day. ~ r 1 I