The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-27 00:00:00

INDIA. the arrival of the overland mail we have ad liees from Calcutta to Mayl9, and Madras May 3/ The (.ivernor-General was expected to arrive at Calcutta iu a day or two. The Income Tax and License Bills were to be read a third time on the 26th ult. The delay was maid to be occasioned by great changes in the machinery of the bills which were taking place during their pump through committee. The Englishman sari : Prolably the principal inodifioatiou will be the relin• of the 1 per rent, on the income tax intended to 1.. reserved for municipal and public works purposes, and we A0u.1.1 hope, the remission of the double tax upon oll , vr. the European army ordered to ladia, a nd th e aN.liti..ft of the detestable hslf•hattsi regulation in con nexion therewith. The WuzreTees bail been defeated, and their chief awn had come out tonegotiate with General Cham berlain to sue for terms for Kaneegorum, their chief t..an. In forcing the pass Lieut. Ayton, doing ,lute with th e sth Punjaub Infantry, was killed. The indigo districts had been for the most pert trAuquillised, and the comm i ss i on o f inquiry had jw4t i"..outturuoed sitting at CHINA. By this arrival we have news from Hong Kong to May 7 ; Shanghai, April 28. The following is (nen the summary of the China Mail Nothing farther !hoe transpired in retpud to th e exact terms at the reply to the British ultimatum male by the Chinese government, n..r have we vet heard of any reply to the mooed easamoinoitioe from th e pleuiputentiary which was despatched on the 14th ultimo. The island at Chump was occupied by an allied force on the 21st of laid month. This ham been rendered necemuy by the want am/Beirut accommodation elsewhere for all the expeditionary force ; midis regarded as a demooetration not an act at war. No resistance wee offered by the Chinese autho rities. They were informal by the commanders that the allies hal so overwhelming force, and that the Chinese woukl he treated amicably if no renitence were made. This proposal was at once acce d e d to; en d the 67th and 99th L.... Mu-eta, with KO Marines, and details of Artillery and Engineers, were soon after lauded, sad quartered in the Vainun of the principal military Mandarin and in the fort and temples of Chinghae. Them were few Chinese moldier' in the pier. am a body of MO had shortly before been de spatched to the mainland to aid in potting flows the mid& Before the octropatiou was completed, Sir Hof* Oil* accompanied by his staff, left Chilean. He is now in Hong Snug. and .o is General Michell. flee Robert Napier is with the troops on the Kowkimig peninsula. We under stand that the portion of the expetionary force which is here will commence to move northwards about the middle of this neoith. The nature of the operations to be under taken will pn,bably depend upon the course pursued by Lord Elgin. THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER MALABAR. (From the Cellos risme.) This usually quiet place, Galle, the °ni l , change to the remotely of which is the arrival Red:departure of the ninde,was ea the 22ed of May last, at shoat S p.m., the seise of the greatest excitement, in oats/Thence of the rumour bring current that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's meaniship Malabar, one of the finest of the China line, was ashore in the harbour. The weather aoce the morning had been very severe, there being a continued heavy rain with strong wind. It would appear that the steamer parted her hawser is a sudden pike( wind, and drifted on the rocks at the right of the bartioar, where she bumped heavily several Maim and was fast filling. As soon as the steam was got up, seeing there was no chance of saving her, she was steered on to the shore opposite the Cutcherry, where she settled in the wed. Oreat excitement prevailed on hoard, hut boats being aaassrous, all the passengers were landed in mutt, but without baggage, all their bowie being !me— th,' landisl bore simply in what they stood in. Lord Elgin oiil Ituim loot the wet nsportaatdapatellis sad papers of both embassies. It is considered a most unfortunate occur. ream not only on *cermet of the heavy Imo to the Pepin. cola seal )newal Company, bat as being the mod, impor. tart mail of the sera, conveying the two embassies on as important menus to China. A special correspondent of the Loeitin news was likewise on board, on his way to Moo. Scsreely saything ham been wm.hnl ashore ; and the few thanes that were are securely stowed away in rooms at the Cutcherry, whack Mr. Forts.. thoughtfully plead at tha set , vice of the orimpasy ; r, that, fortunately, there ham been so opportunity of plunder. .laother currespondest states ." The Malabar will never moo off .pie ohs is hard and feat. The divers have ar rived and exasenssee work to-day. They speak confidently of grittier, oat the specie, of which there is about 390,0001. The bi g wigs are amorous alsat their benzoio, which a to be &it tackled by the divers." (From the Cisiomln 06seerre.) 4ha lattot istelligeoce, we regret to say, repreeeets the Xabiler as totally Gat—under water to the main h a t c h es sad firmly imbedded is the mod with her nose in the air. AU elf•rts were dumbed to the saying of the cargo, which is most valuable. Alter the squall of the 2201. the wrath, calmed down, and a good deal of cargo was got out. The mails hum Ceylon were all right, but many bole. from other parts were broken and other wise 4.imaged, and Captein Rartou and the peat etas people were May drying the letters. The pas. .1.44-rs I..at all their property excipt what mato the cabin., moor of then, not saving even that. Lord Mita and Hama anlaypt the most noforturmate, lasing every thlog, even to their c Lars. It is goal that the mode in which each pieni Gary bore the loss was strikingly confirmatory oft theory which ascribes coolness to the hcut and excitability to the Gaul. The corresposident of the Trams, who was on board, Seri-Ming the strike of the vessel on the reef, says The wave rushes into the tunnel and indicates seven feet in the hold Unlees Weals be got up, down she must go, stern red. in a very few minutes. A panic seises come--happily lot few —of thepeaseargers. A rush is made to the boats. If th.v he launched, the Luau. crew will refuse to work, and .n the general rush they will be sunk or stove io. Quietly seated on the poop, Lord Men is conversing with his usual inequality. Some few days before our arrival be re warted to me that Galls was an unpropitious place for him, as there he first beard the news of the lodise mutiny in Alen was was my reply ; but in the very bright of the crash, amid the howling wind and the Diming re, he asks if I remember what he told me about Galle. Hama Eros nobly ',nods his colleague. He is cool and collected, as though walking on the Boulessrds, and Eng. land -nil France were Dever more worthily represented than tb r two amtamallont, who set au example to everyone. be pant, is but of short duration. The cowards are shamed by the quiet onirage of the chiefs. During the whole scene, midst the wildest excitement, the ladies behave neat nobly. No shriek is heard, and though a few tears an 'led, there is neither confusion nor dismay. To get them into the boats I. no easy matter, but happily it is con ehslal without aosident, one boat receiving them on the starlesnl, soother on the port quarter. Push off, land demi quickly, and return to the ship. But here are two men on the starboard gangway attempting to escape in the women's boat, which is full enough already. The °Meer on duty pushes them back, but they are sot to le repulsed. They slip pest him, and leap - the first for the stern, where he tumbles among the ladies mid nearly capsizes the boat ; the second for the bow, wl.i. h lie misses, and takes a header right into the water. There 1 should have left him, but the sailors are more compassionate, and haul him in. quite drenched and half killed with fright. Neither of these men is English or French the fist is an American skipper, the second a Dutch engtueer. And now Wes arrive from the shore, mil the governor's barge is among them. But Lord Elgin a ill riot quit the vessel until every passenger is saved. I one after another he sees them over the side, and at length into the barge with Baron Gros, the ottacitie of the two embassies, and the writer of this letter." The following list of English and continental mails saved '4O noeung is supplied h the Postmaster-General of Cey -4.0 England for Penang were I box and 2 packets, which are missing. For Singapore, 20 boxes, 1 bag. rod 4 packets, of which 5 boxes only have been saved. lee mail for Java conliated of 56 boxes, and all but 6 are gone. Hong Kong has been more fortunate, as oat of 62 boxes, 2 hags, and 2 par hot., 40 boxes, 2 bap, and 1 packet are saved. The Walsh admiral on the a station fares worse than all ; there were 14 loxes far him, and 13 are gone. Out of 7 heves for the French expedition 6 have bees saved. In aiding .41 the local mails, the 3falalor had 199 packages co issol, of which 84 are saved and 115 still in the sloe The Malaler had on beard LUSO boxes of bullion, worth nearly 31.16,000 f. ; 725 cheats' of opium, worth ulorsols 100,000 f, of which 216 have bey recovered hoin the fonbohl. The remainder are aft, awl mesa be ft' .11..1. The ship herself cannot be maimed fee lees thou sayrer., and the rest of the cargo and wereeprifl ..11 swell the total Issas to half a million stertleF u n •hiile of the hellion will most probably be TWOVIIIINPi. but Pe rav a g e d oe , w ill h e very cons iderahle. Way it 0,1- relined not to throw away a chance. He has, there sent for two dims (nen Colombo, with a "OW of • • in; what they can save. NAT 28, 8" Nemeais is about to sail for per, It leas bass le I that Lord lEhria, Baron Oros, modal! the r MaLehar Mall wait Mee till the arrival of the 1t.,,, for doe on the lith. fl iIk•SIS WIN re three dm" and say they ens recover the IeaPIP ' m, Ltd as yet they hen dime nothing. ennTrritios, Wpsd at Patio oft Ike Mod of 1.. t, Mt, b Welly mg Ow ewer at Fn ~.h ,611,,, M SIB swum' ia Cluas, was issued '-•• IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 0011110N8.—(71118 DAY.) The Smits' took the chair at 12 o'clock. ST. GEORGEII-111•THDLIST Mr. KEILEWICH pre notice that on Friday next, ma the motion for adjournment, he should call the attention of the house to the disturbencee which bad taken place as Sunday lest in the parish church of St. Georp's•in-the. East, and should ask whether it WM the intention of her Majesty's government to take any steps to prevent the re currence of such dkturhanoes. LABOURERS' OOTTAGES (SCOTLANDI BILL. The house went into committee on this bill. Mr. EWART, luring recapitulated the various leeslative inane which had been taken for the improvement of labourer,' dwellings in Scotland, stated that the object of the present bill was to apply the powers given by previous acte to building purposes. He believed that in the case of entailed property there was no power of buildi ng i n existing acts. bill passed through oommittee with certain verbal amendment., and the house resumed. BLEACHING AND DYEING WORKS BILL. The house went into committee on this bill, resuming on as amendment, moved by Sir H. Cairns, to exempt works where the process is caned on out of doors from the opera ' tics of the bill. Mr. CROOK opposed the amendment. Mr. Dawisorr and Sir H. esiii.ve addressed the house la favour of it. [Left sitting.] MINES.-THIS DAY. TILE FAXPRBSS, WEDNESDAY VP'ENING,- JUNE:47 4 1810 f Two o'Ctomx. In the mining market to-day the chief business has been in shares in Vale of Towey, Wheal Har riet,Wbeal Edward, Stray Park, Tolcarne, Rosewarne, United, and Calvadnack mines. In the Stock Ex change Stray Park shares were officially marked 59e, inclusive of the call of 21., just made. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 314 and 30j, and Port Philip Mining at 10s. Foreign and colonial descriptions generally are quiet. At Stray Park Mine meeting yesterday, a call of 21. per share was made, FrOrroioart; Mine the following telegram was new red yesterday :—" We last night cut the led* much battle la yield's' shaft-20 inches' wide ; fine gray arm" 811 ARE 1.111171,--ZlllB DAY. Two o'OLooz. Therailwayshare market continues flat. A reduc tion, varying from 1 to 1 per cent., has taken place to-day in most of the principal stocks. Preparations for Friday's settlement chiefly engage attention. London and North Western stock is quoted 1011 to 1 ; Great Western, 681 to 691 ; Midland, 1171 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1044 to ; South pastern, 86 to ; Great Northern, 114 to ; and Caledonian, 921 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flat, at dig to par. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have sustained a further serious fall. The shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada have likewise given way. 011DULULY DIANN AND mums. NA. 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(Before Mr. Cleagnisicar ()manna), It 111 AUGUSTUS SILINL The bankrupt erns • warble and stone mason, of &atm raid sad War mamma. fl was the adjourned SIAXIIIIOI - ausling. Tin aispaads being only just filed, and receiving awe nommirtion, on the application of the as r• irm aijeansat . ordered. The bank. T l isammod delft awed le be 6,0001. ; meta, about 1 301. THE POUCH COURTS. (THIS DAL) SOUTHWARK. AITEEPEND SUICIDE AT LONDON-MUDGE. Jame now Sala, a singular.lookieg middle-aged simm, who elided hinted( to bee mariner, was brought up in emolody has eh Thomas's Hospital, charged with attempt ingiseansommemit salads at London-budge. Benoit Hubbard, mate on board the Citizen stamm-bask "0, geld that ou Saturday evening, the 17th about Ave o'eleek, be had just disembarked his pas singles as the city side of London.bridge, when he heard a ery et "Yam overboard" On looking towards the Smvey ■ side he saw man etruggling in the ester war the onkel arch, when be immediately adored kis boat's heed round and proceeded to his rescue. On conga( up to the spot he threw the lite buoy overboard sad the prisoner gladly noised hold cif it, when witness, at the imminent risk of his lA, succeeded in getting him on board. He then took him on shore and delivered him over to a constable. Police Aker 472 A said he was on duty on the Surrey side of London-bridge on the afternoon in question when the hat witness headed the prisoner over G. ha custody for sttamptiag to commit suicide in the river. Witness con veyed hint instantly to St. Thomas's Hospital , where be received immediate attention, and had than 4/V4V slam la answer to the charge, the prisoner said he could not amount for jumping off the brid,r, unless it was a little drink taking away his senors He wan all right now, and ha hoped his worship would lot him go to hi. relations sit Bt. Nary Cray. The oornable said that he did not think the prisoner was in hie proper somas, as he told such contradictory stories shoat kinisolf and his relations. TioeTriagidrate directed the Alcor to communicate with the totter, so the& some one might take care of him. Under these circumstances Ise should remand him until Soturday. As for Hubbard. he should recommend him to the Humaae Society for • reward, as he was particularly deserving of it. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Orr rumor= NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GRAND STAND STAKES T.Y.C. Maid of Meehan' e, Gardener, Prudence, Hetty, Stanton, The Dutchman, Tiger, Jeannie, Hie to Horses , Sambo, and Stockton are here. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' HANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. Shark), Hegira, Ancient Andrew, Griffin, Maggie, Crena tier, Stockton, Edmund Keen, Harefoot, Malpae, Min Longley, Hetty, Moue Rote, Whinstone, Syringe, Protemor Dick, Jim, Longshot, fby }Laicism, Jeannie, Stanton, and Dewarl are here. 001EILERCIAL VISTTORS" STAKES. T.Y.C. Certainty, Amy See* Etreese, Honeymoon, Spiteful Dick, Oemnues, Noes Rees, sad Capra are bore. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles. Underhand, Hepatica, Volatile, Apoßyon, Howth, But. terdy, Bivouac., Widgeon, Wediderburn, Yelps, Edinuad Kean, Professor Dick, Wa!kinglets, and Roo common are here. Gladiolus, Dilkoosh, Shako, Ben Webster, Tiger, Wilt man, Cape Flyaway, Simple Simon, Gamester, The Drone, Virke, and Baron Parke have paid forfeit. (41JEENTI PLATE. Three miles. Sarver. Barre, Butterfly, Ticket-of• Leave, Under hand, Murray, Byringe, Prime Minister, Horace, Sir Wil ham, As An&ew. Whirler, The Aldermaa, Yelped', Capes, Spiteful Dick, The Friar, Captain Wedderburn, Dewdrop, Ponteland, Mir Langley Tiger, Mar Rose, and Laird of Prudhoe are here. ARRIVED. —First Lad. LATIRIT BETTING. NORTHMOIERLAND PLATE. 3to 1 opt Butterfly It freely) 4 to 1 Edmund Keen (t) II to I First Lund II to 1 Bivouac It) 11 to 1 troderltaa , l ft) 12 to 1 Bepauce. (t) 12 to 1 Apollyou (t) 15 to 1 Captain Wedderbara (t) 30 to 1 Volatile (1) CHELMSFORD WEEPING--(THIS DAY.) THE CUP STARES. One mile sad a half. Claire, linaersley, Gorsehill, York, Yorkshire Grey, Fatal* Donisetti, Volunteer, Mellor, Dreadnought, Water. sprite, and Rose Middleton are here. THE TOWN PLATE. One mile. Audrey, Jenny Doctrine, Clio, Contention, DWpate, Volunteer, Estella, Royal Oak, Arnbash„ Rattlesnake, Mellor, Codicil, and Rope Danes, ere here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Melioy, Claire, Weatherboard, Joekin, Yorkshire Onry, Jenny Lanky, Dreadnought, (Maeda, Root Middletoo, lodepeodeoce, sod Predictor. All are hers. DESPIRATE Sricwi 111 lITDI-rung THIS MORN MG. —A suicide of a most frightful nature took place this morning in Hydeinkk. It appears that a gentlemanly looking man, apparently a Frenchman, was seen to dis charge • pistol at his bead, but the bullet not taking the desired effect he succeeded in crossing the road, and again shot himadf a second time, sod then drew some sharp instru ment acmes his throat, it is believed a nizor, and fell dead. On the deceased's person were found a gold watch and chain, and a letter respecting some female, who from the alle gation in the letter died at the hands of her husband. The ivsly was conveyed by the police to the workhouse in Mount-street. where it now hes waiting identification sod • coroner's inquest. DINTRUcTIVII Flee AT MILE-eND AND Lose or Lin.- (Tins Dzr.)—This morning (Wednesd a y b e t wee n 1 and 2 o 'clock • fire, involving loss of life, took an the premiss of Mr. F.. Harrison, baker, 18, ' NB.- Ramo. end. The fire wee discovered through the ho jii = t ol oa a y dog. Th is awakened the inmate s , who, on out of bed, made for the staircase, but a h ugs of flames stopped their progress in that Mr. and Mrs. Harrison escaped with difficulty at the back of the premises. An agoinenig scene was then witnessed. A female and a boy were seen at the front window' arrived piteously for help Conductor Rickell, wh o h a d with the Royal Fire Escape from Mile End-rad, begged them to snit • minute, and having placed his escape against the burning building he brought them down in safety. On being informed that Mrs. Knightsbridge, aged eighty eight years, was in the room, be again ascended the reaps for the purpose of rescuing her, but the bested suer and the fire drove him back again rad the wallwreste worse was burnt to death. The house wee burr dews, and the adjoining houses were damaged by this In sad rim The cause of the calamity is unknown. The Ices we 11011 on the bash Atlas, and other office.. As saes as the ire was enliedeatly got under, the firemen went in search at the miring ware, who was found frightfully hand. Ten L1V131,001. POINOWINO CARL —Yesterday, the Liverpool craw creed, pro . forsiel, an inqain Into this iwea. It was, he said, re of t he most extramdine=is es r o se ed, hug erdi equalled by those of Den. sod s w a m * G od be . hoped . that it vela restive r fell' sad rigid an investigation as did these that the order for exhumation ap teem It Or wili s t s ai r n bedise et Mrs Tuunsend and her children, Awe ea stated in our lest account) is :eatjakweeir i llbe wx•stait's investigation will be pro waall4Nliali Se-dap..-4frarsdar Or 4sait. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARE-LANI.—(7IIIB DAY.) Thu weather &wig tie kat two day, continues in eh*, meter the mane es vegetal* reported, viz., unsemionably odd, sealer, sod rainy. The temperature of the air be somewhat moderated, but is still considerably below the average of the season of the veer. Vegetation re mains generally backward, indicating a late harvest. Last year, at the corresponding period, most of the wheat fields in the early &Arida in England had completed blooming, whereas this year the plants in the moat forward localities are just only getting into ear. Yesterday the weather had a more settl..3 appearance, with some sunshine, but this morning again heavy clouds darkened the day, and a light shower of rain fell. The provincial core markets held yesterday report a quiet trade, with prices lower, or tending downwards. The imports of foreign grain into London since bat Monday were reported this morning as fair of dour, moderate of wheat, small of barley, and large of cats, most from Baltic ports. The supply of homegrown grain was very small, and of country.made dour small. The attendance of the trade to-day in Mark lane was very small ; the tone quiet, prices of most articles tending down. womb. We - Ker.-For English, last Monday's prices were asked. Foreign unaltered in value, arid but little bunness done. FLorra slow sale, at last Monday's rates. BAIL= quiet trade, at about bug Monday's MASS. Okra.- Very little doing at last Monday's :steel Bserni.-English and Egyptian steadily held at about last Monday's currency. Pies unaltered from last Monday's prim. CUMMITT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WE:Ker.-English white, 60s. to 645. ; red, 571. to 60s. per qr. • Dantnc and Konigsberg, 60s. to 655. per 4941 b. ; Reitoci, 60a. to 645. • other Baltic porta, 60s. to 625. ; French, red, 601. to 0 6s. ; white, 58s. to 82s. FLOITIL-Town, 50s. to Us.; Norfolk, 41s. to 42a. per 2801 b. ; French, 445. to 50s. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 265. to Mc per barrel. SAILIT.-Boglish, 26a. to 48a per qr. ; Baltic, 24e. to 355. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr. OATA-British, 22a. to Mc per qr. ' • Russian, 245. to 25e. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 245. to 255. per qr. SWAIM -English tick, 335. to 38a. ; harrow, 39e. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 35e. to 355. 6d. per qr. Pun-English boilers 38.. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. • foreign white, 365. to 38s. FLOATING CANAOII3.--SMOS last Friday 8 grain -laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz. :- 7 maize, 1 barley. The lateet Wee reported were :- Maize arrived --Cralla, badly damaged, 275. per 48016. Wheat for future shipment -Berdiansk, 55e. fd. and 565. 6d. per 4921 h. ; also 5,500 qrs. Taganrog to be shipped, at 55e. per 4921 b. No fresh rale was reported to-day. Importers continue to ask for wheat at previous prima. liaise and barley little inquired after. There are now off the coast about 8 cargoes offering on sale, via., 5 maize, 1 barley. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MOM JUNE 26 TO JUNE 27. ENE& and SootclL lA.A. Paralgn. 670 .... I 6760 1600 . I ; Foreign or. Darrel', 3650 sacka. wow baby OBIS Ilan &OW Is Mar 18810 MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SVGAL—The public isles of foreign are going off steadily. The market generally ham a quiet appearance. Conm—Tbere bee not been a public sale to-day but the article bee a lima appearance. TILL—The public' sale of Assam is ing steadily. at • slight advance os thepaeMfous sale. The China tee sales ha* not yet .3rtc es. —The public' sal. went off atabout previous rates. HlCL—This ernet bee been quiet to-day. BAtvrrrne is la bet limited demand. Markets genendly an quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The nickel is ina,. Town tallow is quoted 510.. net cash ; Petersburg TM, ow the spot, Qom. 9d. to 535. ; Jane, 625. 9d. • July to Sept., 53c. 9d. ; Ott. to Dee, 52n 9d. to 535. BOROUGH HOP MARICBT.—(THIS DAY.) Miners Patteaden and Smith report that the rearket is vety Arra. The &omelets state that iy wad tics still pudually inmost in essay passes, and the Line makes but little progress Duty, 170,0001. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Koper Orange, 17a. 3d.; Walls End Oa - forth, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tantlald Moor. 13a. 3d.; Walls End FramwsUptos, 17a. 3d .; Walls End Camp, 17s. 6d. ; Walls lad Hough Hall, 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s. ; naiad Moor Butes, 13s. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 3d.; North Harrell Main, 16s.— Ships at market, 30. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) This morning the public examination of the Girls' Model &hoot in the Boreugh.road took place. Mr. ADMIT NANDI:RT. M.P., presided, sad there Were present the Right Hon. W. Cowper, M.P., and Mrs. Oowper, Lord and la dy Lyvedsn, the Duchess of Ar u n. the Rev. Hugh Allen, rector of the parish, and Mn Allee, the Rev. 8. Martin, and a large number of other ladies and gentlemen who take an interest in the extension of the principles of the society. The girls were examined with peat strictneea, not only in the ordinary branched of educa tion, but in those industrial and domestic duties which ere calculated to It them for the after duties of their domestic Rees. They answered the questions put to them rapidly and intellectually, and had to stand • cruse fire of questioning from the Miters, out of which they came with peat eclat. Mr. HANDORT highly complimented than, and coops tutted the mistresses of the school on the marked mow which had attended their exertions. A vote of thanks to Mr. limber', ILP., for presiding, dosed the pevosedinge. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY. (THIS .). The twenty-fourth annual meeting of the share holders was held at one o'clock, at No. 4, New Broad-street, Mr. Drvrrr, M.P., in the chair. The following is an extract from the report :—" The net income at the disposal of the directors is 20,5071. 2a., from which they recommend that a dividend be de clared at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, or 36e. per share, and that the sanie be payable as usual on the 14th at July and 15th of January next. This, with the year's inte rest on the debenture bonds, will amount to 8171. 104., and will leave a Winne of 2,7301. Is. This baleen. the directors think it right to reserve to meet the very anions losses which will be incurred danng the coming year in con sequeece of the drought which has been abeadyadverted to. It ha. been ascertained that very great distress sad suffer ing exists among many of the tenants, maned by the mimed want of rain experienced during the pen year. Many have lost their entire crops, and are quite us quite their rents, and other. will require time. It is e cpe on the most favourable supposition that there sit:, defalcation in the amount due to the company next year to the extent of about 3,0001. It will no doubt be to the pen eters to learn that the directors by the peerseioe of this balance, be able to meet such on without interfering with ordinary income." Mr. Barr, an officer of the company in the colony, who had mosetly arrive' in this country, rave a esti z ooms* of the company's affairs at the time of his 13u the action of the CFIAMMAN, seconded by7c - isi . ;. C. LANs, the report was adopted unanimously. A dividend at the rate of seven per mat was declared, and the proceedings terminated in the mud intoner. The sum of I,oooi. is said to have been be quistitri to the corporate body of this town by the will of Admiral Duff, the interest to be applied to the maintenance of an additional scripture reader hero.—Brighton Guardian. RSTIRZYINT or Tits Rev. THollea DAM—It is announced that the Rev. Thomas Dale, who ban held the vicarage of St. Passaes sines 1846, w4l satire at the clues of the present week, and will presek his farewell memos next Sunday. The Rev. W. W. Champneys, late rector of WhitechapeL, who heelless appointed has scooter, will read himself in on tits foil:swims Sunday isorsirg. The COMMIITIII oil TAXIS BILL.--(THIS The Tax Rills Committee eat again at noon twday, its the Livery of the House of Cum:nous, for the cif pro eeeding with the consideration of their ragman Refosf SD Deal% oF CARDINAL WISNMAX.—A earrespowient sends us (Mewhester °safeties) the Mier (animal Wiseman expired this Miseday) morning at lialivist four o'clock." We give the etas meat with teems, as, up to the hoer of going to prim, no ecinfrose- Rim of Re accuracy bad reached es frau the usual soarer inienantion. aucKrr. —Oxposp MID CAMIIIOOI. —This in =rematch yam he w& to a oneeltudon yesterday, being the Aden by three wickets. 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Frances (Lion) Stray Pork 'Parma 811.&Lead Mn.C. Tin Croft Vale of T (Corm ) West Boost 1 l• W. Condon 1 ) West Beton Wh. Basset (Mop% Wit. Buller (ledro ) Wh. Edward (Calstock) Wh. Kitty (Un. Lehost) Wheal Mary Aon (Mashealot) Wh. Tralawney (Usk ) 4 10111.1101 WNW. 1 Doa .110000 k _llOOllOl Drulap. paaDL Ea Z D Do. Bt. MD Do. Lade MIL ID. as. Con. MIL Ow ha I. Caws Copper Doe ' ow. Copps' AMINO m theird., I GI. Nevermi Aminlli= MAL) 11.:m0 F ..) :: ilitiergoileTii • ' Wattling (11m.) Do. JOINT STOCK Aars sad U. kr. Bank Australasia Bank of Farypt Bank of London I Bank of Turkey BriUsh N. America Omit Bank of India, Austral* end China . Clutml. Mere. of Imdfm Loa., and Cigna City ,Colonial_ 211 Oaa eitCsaada Ism IN a Lake II la&leolitaas/Charttl 1111 . Bask of lalturkad 20 Ica. OIL Bask of Atari 00 Loodoa - _ and _a&ka lota= .... I line. and Warhaladii:: Proveat Do. _New--- Naticessl Beak New South Wan Orlaatal Dank Corpora 10tt.oae Pack "rovin - alai of Livia .. Nw !Math kintestla , Union of Anibal& Union of Lamina Unity Nutria Andlo-Madosn M t Assent Dan Ap 1 Atlantic Tel. (La) Berlin Waterwcolia Brit. Amadeus land Brit. & IrishMni Tid. Do. B 7 per a =IS6I Do. C I Canada Land Channel Wands T•L e (L) Cop. Miotling.tansh. Do. het. TI per amt CVallace Pa Prelarenos Do. 6 p. et. Tarp Deb lOaesrio Telapapit Do. Non Eng. and Asst. Cop. Goa. Stossi ro guation Groat (thip Do. 17S Trei L. Disbict Thl. (L.) Lanka Maned (.14 Lou Gen. Ontstlins Oa Madras Drina. t Canal idediterronesnase.Td. Mediter. Dc Tel. (DM.) National Dismal Os Nerbuddeoattlren(L) Netherlands Lind Do. Bp. c., la nil db N. Brans. t N. Baptist N. But. Anotralselen Oriental Gas Do. Nor Shares' Orlea. In. Stn (Una) A Do. do. Peel River Linda Ida. en; a.. — _sn — a Orls;:ibisal MO De. lips *Ns so 166 6.6 • lel IMO DOM 14 ''" ETWit WWI* nog alma Mimi *NOM* Agoltl.4l6i ii. ■ i i is asp as Da. ow Bitsmixed_. • vit. oft DS. vaa Dranses Load—. MI WI 140 11l 1N 78,000 15,000 10,000 100.821 00,K0 10,000 100,000 80,000 48,174 88,000 14: !!,_ ......1 - 'iiil titl 10 26 25 ao 200 ' 6. 0 70 0 8,201 11,70 1916 005:6 1 5 6 12,000 1,002926 100 020 _ __,oo__ 1500 700,000 7,120 70,000 10,000 POMO 100,000 12,000 20,000 20/000 20.000 10,000 12,000 -,---- 11,110 10,000 1,734 1111,076 50.004 10,006 10,000 400,000 10,009 Closing pekes 1 1 ei ei T 5 SO 70 75 813 73 2 Ws A pm 1 lit: 1 Ws 101 101 k Par 1 1 01 fr M 10i n 21 22 28 210 go 01 70 75 50 65 88 79 68 01 66 82_ 11 100 1 Ms 11 111 92 91 419 97 99 97 99 97 99 92 99 99 90 194 1 92 92 ei die Bonds' I V 1 7 Übe 101; le 1 Its 16e ilea i Ilsisrte44 MI p.m. 100 100 100 Itle 100 fili 6 100 71 100 100 100 101 I I die ipm lb 100 100 100 100 100 112 117 115 - 110 112 no us 101} to 101. 708 TOO 106} 1001 101 loot Ka 1 100 101 1001 e 106} 100} 110 111 - 1071 1001 i .11.10 16 all 71. M. : ) MILS LISS Stns. Slaked LS& :16L.9. .10.9. ilk !LTL!•• I 1 2 240 260 446 6661 126 120 - it 1 e. 111 12 i 1 ri 29 1 la 4r e 1 : 1 i 4 1 134 4T 0 2 1 9 1 29, 1 5 1 a se 1 166 170 5 9 59 4 I 8 19 1 07 70 no 120 x 260 100 90 96 1 4 I i i . *1 22 all 17 26 i i . ais .mr IS 11 43 43 11_ li 11 ' i - n I di. par tl is lf pal 1 11 zd i Par i I v.. le 41. 1 1 Jai lel II e li K I - • ST SI 19 $1 13 15 1111 us 6 II II A 26 i Se 31 Se 99 161 104 166 NT HO "r li 1r f f dial pm If I Ma dla 4 If 4 Pe 4 4 I t it 2 _VSa 4S _ 74 slI 1 Ins ja to % itit 4: 11 MI Hi B 61 L 7.2. an an M In Ua , • . 10 . . en . a : MONEY & MARKET.-THIS BAY. Two o'CLocw. Some further considerable sales of stook for immediate delivery have been pressed to day, causing a continuance of the demand for money in the Stock Exchange. The funds have fallen nearly per cent. The share markets are likewise rather heavy. The settlement has com menced in this department. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada are still falling heavily. The scrip of the new Russian Loan remains very doll, at the nominal quotation of 4 die. to pram. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'e telegram, the Three per Cent. Renee opened at 68.80, and subsequently receded to 68.70, being, however, be. better than yesterday. The Moniker denies that the French govern ment contemplates raising a loan. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 4, ex div., for the account . The present quotation is 34 to 4. The official business report is as follows: Bank Stock, 229; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 924 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 4, 924 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 964, ; India Bonds, 7a., lh. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. It will be noticed that Exchequer Bills are now only saleable at a discount. . The foreign stock market is very dull. Rweian Three per Cents. and Mexican Bonds, amongst others, are more offered. Turkish stocks are likewise flat, at a reduction of about per cent. ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 764 to 774, and that of 1858 Nit* 60. Sales are recorded as follows : —EquadorNewConsolidated, 114 ;Mexican Three per Cents., 21, 201 ; New Granada Active 144 ; ditto Deferred, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 46, 4 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 631, 64 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 384 ; ditto Passive, 184 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 60, 591 1 . The arrival is reported to-day of the Verelia and Dream, both from Melbourne, with 102,00 W. in gold. The Vanderbilt, from New York, has brought 171,0001. for• England. _ . There were again no transactions in bullion at the Bank. The gold ships known to be still at we are the following :—The Prince of Wake, out 80 days, with 132,0001. ; Maid of Judah, 76 days, witk 124,0001. ; Eagle, 71 days, with 132,0001. ; and the Kent, 63 days, with 236,0001. The total is 624,0001. The diaoount market continues active, and, the supply of money being rather scanty, there is an indisposition to do business unless at a fractional advance upon the Bank minimum. For 6 months bills sto 5} per cent. is asked. A brisk business was done at the Bank. The demand for money in the Stock Exchange is likewise active, at 4 to 44 per cent. on English government securities, and some considerable loans were obtained yesterday from the Bank of England at 4 por cent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were rather dull. The quotation for bills on Vienna was higher, indicating some return of distrust. In the BankruptcyCourtyyesterdaytherewere some further interesting proceedings in the case of the European and American Steam Shipping Company (Limited). A dividend of 10s. in the pound has already been paid, and the meets in hand are expected to yield another 10s. The claim of Messrs. Croskey and Co. has been admitted for 36,0001., subject to the payment of 20s. in the pound to the other creditors, and of the costa of the winding up, and of sundry other legal costs. At the annual meeting of the South Australian Banking Company, held yesterday, thedirectors' re port, notifying the proposed payment of a dividend of 10 per cent. per annum in half-yearly instal ments, free of income tax, was adopted. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Greenwich Railway Company is called for the 10th of July, when • dividend of IL. Oa. &I. per cent., or be. 4d. per share, clear of income tax, will be recommended. The weekly traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 4,7241. sterling, the increase in the number of miles open being 90. A call of 1L 17a. per share is to be paid on the shares in the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company by the 17th of July. The London and North Western Railway Com pany invite tenders for the construction of the branch railway from Aston station, near Birming ham, to Sutton Coldfield, a distance of about five miles. The letters of allotment of the Pneumatic De spatch Company are to be issued on Friday next. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lief) of the railway calls falling due in the month of July. The total is rather considerable. Amount per Share. Bee Already Number Doe In July, 1860. Date. Pahl. Call. of shares. ' Ault Bombay, Baroda, etc. B 10 191 £2 10 0 65,555 A 138882 Eastern Bengal lO 6 50 0 60,000 250,000 Lank. and York. (Black burn Porch. Shama , — 1 1 2 0 0 52,805 107, 5 10 London, Brighton, and South Coast, 41 pep 2l 3} 15 0 42,845 61,666 London, Chatham, dc , West. Erten. B. Sh 15 71 110 0 16,000 37,600 London and Stk. Weetn new 41 per cent Kock 51 50 p. et, 80 p. ct. not known. ]lent., /Sheffield, and Line., 101 pref. 4p. c 1 81 010 0 137,000 118,600 Northland, New Newport, Aberg.. and Bred. 5p e. pr. Idle. 10 .. 110 0 10,800 17.00 0 North London New flh. 1 dept. 210 0 15,000 37,650 Stockton andDarllnetn., new 1855 and 186 e 1 9 2 0 0 31,100 02,400 Bittinsb. and Sheerness Pref. 101. . on allotmut. dept. 20 0 9,814 7,618 Ulster, Clones Estens. . 4 11 015 0 not known. Whitehaven Junction, Preference P 201 1 6 50 0 2,260 11,250 Total Total ogled in seven months of IS The ball-yearly interest is announced on the bonds of the South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company. The half-year's interest of 10s. per share is ad vertised upon all shares in the Italian Junction Railways, with 201. paid. The despatch of the outward mails via Marseilles, for Calcutta, Australia, and China has been delayed until this (Wednesday) evening, so as to allow replies to be sent to those letters from the East which were delivered this morning. The Peeress and Cospatrick are to convey troops to Hurrachee. A mad for the Cape of Good Hope will be made up in Loudon on the 30th inst. for conveyance by the steamer Lzee Moon. TUEMLY Eninro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93f, ex div., for the 10th Jul , opened this morning at 93e to tl, and closed at , buyers." The official busi ness report is as fo owe :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 931, ex div. • Bank Stock, 229 ;,Three per Cents. Redueed, ; New Three,per Ceuta., 93, I ; Thirty Years Annuities, exptita in April, 1885,1 ; Five-and a-Ralf per Ctuirrr, 4 „enfaoad " rupee paper, 1 .2.4 Indian Four pea Dent. Debentures, 1868, ditto Five per Omit. stock, 1869, for opening. 1041, 11, ex div. ; is Bonds, 125., Bs. die. The Indian Five Ceut. stock of 1869 remains steady, at 104} to et div., for the account. India Bonds were qnot /2a. to Ba. die., and Excheq uer Bills, par to 4s. pre The foreign stock t..rket was likewise very quiet. A further reduction of I per cent. took place in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1864 was last quoted 77 to /, and that of 1868 NI to 601. Mexican Bonds remain very dull. i • • • • • • • • i_k - iiii 1(71 1 7 1 14 WI 111 us m 117 118 118 146 118 106 LWAIL 4 44 1 I 1171 ... 101 2 .llnij . 14 sse ill - 11 I - 6;5.51 sessooi o,iool 6 •,000 10 101 2 104 Ilk k 7 61 2 46 100 i ii lot i 81 96 i tie 12 NI It Se ID ID 03 CD 17e lei 14 U It• 4 U 70 15e 1 1 i alwL dis _ld Set . ad zd SOT* -- m —id -xtl - .4 43 i I - ..... 4,.. 4, xd xd _id