The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-06 00:00:00

_ . " I Instead of • mime» convention eetablishing the spa rifle duties to be paid by British merchandise imported into Flame, three separate couventions shall be successively concluded ; the test of which shall os:nprise bar and pig iron, steel and worked metals machines, tools and mocha- Meal instruments of an curt, : the second, yarns and manu factures in flax and hemp ; the third, all other articles of British production and manufacture enumerated in Article I. ssf tie. Treaty of the Ztrd of January. 2. The.. cmiventioes .hall lie negotiated, concluded, :11i.1 ratified io such a manner a. to come into force with respect to the Articles to which they apply, at each of the penal► flied by Article XV. of the Trsity of which they will form the complement. Nevertheless the last of these conventions shall be concluded and ratified before the tat of November next. "The pelmet additional article •hall have the same force awl validity as if it had been inserted in the Treaty of Com. coerce et the '*del of January hut. It shall be ratified, sail the ratifkations thereof shall he ezehaoged at Paris within four days at latest from the date of its wigwam'''. "lu 'muses ielwreef, the respectiv., plenipotentiaries have signed the same, and have affiNeli thtu.etii the seal of t►eir &RIP. " Doan at Paris, t►is twenty-seventh day tt Jess, in the year ei nu Lord eighteen hundred sal sixty, (L&) " C'rewist. (LS.) " Ileavvimrsi." ratikatione own uselmegoel on the 14 of Wm swath. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OF COMMOIIB.-(PHIS DAY.) Th. Arum wok Uwe Asir at 12 ethek. rRIVATIS SU6C4IIIII. TA. Llanhaio Royal Why af Ilummes 1101 was isAl a thml tame sad THE %NM:fgt." ABOLITION (LDIN11171011) LL las the malice fee gig Wietionneettee en this bilk HADniu) empramd that the WO bed been premed oe the hems mist the =moos whim of • lisp aialoritt al the of liiitabatik whit Ind espeimed pots ef the menenrir. ID. CA D said that he bad peosimed petitions front the bed utmost. megistentee, sad tows eennell at gdistinegli soon.* this hill, sad latirely v . ...podiatrist it as • satiefactory settlrmeet .4 the girths.. He appealed to his right boa. friend to withdraw the hill. The Li MD ADVOCATE .ail that when it was cent pLuse.l this was • e bill, it should be renumbered thAt it had hews in form during it. pump through the lams at the mart of the tows mined of Edin. I.,irgh. They had maimed • public meeting at which • nre4utioa was adapted changing the pnaciple of the bill from that of • tern tar to that of a perenansat rate, aid it had bees ia *Deformity with that remlu. _ The homer thee treat lute committee out the bill. 011 dames 7, Mr. lIK'S LOP moved the ineertion of the followisi pro viso at the ..J of the drew : - Provided alssaya, that whensoever the amount of the said balance shall in any rear emceed the RUM Of OW thou • a zd a, atoll ut hoadred lie we half only of the er eme .hall h e ea : awl the ether half thereof shall b e h e ld l.t. the rote ia eatifaetioa pro taste of the annual aum parable soder the bend of annuity lobe granted to then, as beivinafter atemtlesed, glad shalt to that *slept, esttnionsh their ,ItLin2 thereunder f.., such year." Mr. Ml . ll. awl the Lona ADvut:Att opposed the amend ment. After * short , Itareatios, The I '..l.,nzottee divided, wham the numbers were : V. 4 the iumeadinat . .. . . l] .tgam.t it The , Liuse woo thaw agreed to. t ht el.tuw 9, •• Mr. DUNLOP Twopow.l the , liloltitntion for it of a clause invi-ig the annuities seventy in preference to that of the onlinan debts of the city. The Li /RD A DVOC I to the amendment, a the grooiol that it was aluvether unnecessary, and it was ultunately withdrawn. The remaining clauses of tha bill-having heel) agreed to, Mr. nTIRLINO proposed the of a clause talon (erring the µstraws, of the churches of Elinburgh from the town council to the kirk sessions, and to the mak eon touniainta of three years standing. The LORD ADVOCATE hopnl the hon. member would nit press the clause, and exprmanl hit conviction that the Town l'ouncil of Edinburgh would fairly carry out the set tlement provided for in the bill. sir .1. "'ERMA:WON approved of the principle of the clause. but slid not vote for it, lest by doing so he should eta:anger the passing of the bill. [Left sitting.] THE TREATY WITH FRANCE. Thix ni. , rning wax immeil, with the parliamentary tot:cea. the copy of a second additional article of the Treaty ~f I %amerce concluded between her Manley and the Em peror of the French, signed at Pane on the 27th ult. This utirlc u as follows •' It having been found impossible to conclude the sego tisti..o , 4 the arrangement which is to fix, according to para;raph I of Article XIII. of the Treaty of Commerce ..•included between Great Britain and France, the Zird of •I:anuary last, the rate of the speciAc duties to be levied on British merchandise imported into Franey, within the period stipulated by the said article, the high contracting parties have considered it advitible, in the interest of the respective commerce of the tam countries, to make a fresh Arrangement with a view to insure the gradual execution of the aforoeud Treaty within the periods Sled by the " In roneequeone whereof, the undersigned, invested with full powers un the part of her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Greet Britain and Ireland, on one side, and of his Majesty the Emperor of the French, on the other, lure *growl upon the following artieles : . . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IST ZIACTI/C Tisamure.l W 4 IRCEST‘ER MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) CaVILVTRY MMES. Pis. twiner'. Fairest's. Cliagyeaan. litlawsne, King of Kw's, Anita, Jack !manages, May Day a, Ylutabon. sad Apo/lase Lite an Lee. FLYING lITALL.4 Half ■ mil. Carl.a, Orem, Ideate, Amara Maul, Flitch, Lon- Fame\ Mire Julia, Row, and Earl .1f &sex are here. P %ID Y..1111LY.-4•••111. restage, aael The Nue. RENTINCIE 'MAK Et Ow mile awl a quarter. Loo n ., xis► mama. V.duatecr, .tearalsaa itarraesa. and Lady Peel an lane. WORCERT'EII CUP. One node three furlongs. Reamtammtor, Flitch. enter. Aminlima Maid, (4et OR, The Mask. Philmont, and Mare of Ora iNe am here. PAID Fon ran. - Ancient Briton, 1/yummier, York, Prince of Denmark. Claire, Toddy, LAZ7 LIMI, Thornhill, Wan.lemr, To her, Wmenter, Droadnought, %rotatory, Tymut, Linda. and Narcions. Aim% uk.--ammoias. Tam, Janet, Icarus. and Knagniac Tito Cont TRADE —Blll4llllgrittrat, JCL', 5. The wet Wvalhat continued op to the lest &yr.( the pest month, thong% we had 37 mine days in sureeleke. with a fall in the eddied counties of nine ar ten inches .4 rain ; the wheat crop doss sot appear to have suffered mate ., dlv. Dot being sweenilly to 14..eaen ; so that with a con. teri:o.e.- 4 floe weather, it may stilt yield en average •r. lu the early part of the month wheat ad.sntwd 3a. ler. iir. ; hat Is. of this his since been lost. Prices in this r.,ltic reds are fully maiotained ; but • coesitierabie rvilis•-i ion loving t,k. n place in the Italian, sad some of the ether Mediterranean market; the large purchases re crutly melt: by the Neapolitan government in the Black ?tea awl Aanff 'meta, will now come to this country. The unfavouratile appearance presented by the roil* iu the North of France, a week or two lark, ca•awd a considerable rise in the markets of that ..oantry, whieli will render the export duty after the 7th almost prohibitory in the departments from which we meive our chief .upplics, except Marseilles Ahead mix hundred grain.holen vessels are mow on from the ports east of Gibraltar to the United Kisttdom, betake the • stated to belong to the Neapolitan goverment. Our ,„,,.are English white 7s. fmt. to Bs. ; red, 7.. to : Wenn lthirks, 7s. to 7s. 24. ; Tsupuimg (Mirka, 7.. '3l. to 7s. 4.1. ; French, 7a. 44. to 7s. till., all pram at Birmingham. Barley !lea .uffered more thee what from the run the Lost no mth : hut it still looks pro:Moine on I the light barley wok The prices 441 kinds have given way about Is, per ipivrter I/Ambito and Odeon pirating mtilitim sell at 2 , v. t.. *2-4.. 0 . 4. per falba, at oi onne .s er !rids alla rl . to :12., I k i t s h ave & l a me d Is. to 2.. per 11113111'r .1117 in.: the month ; ems qquantity Inah are now iopertol. Black are offered at tre. 41. to 2ro. ; white, Na. vd. to oJts . ; grey , leg to 27a. ; Foam+. 21e, id. to *Zre. ; 2".. to Vs. per 31913 bk at tiloamter. No altenition I.ii. taken ;dare in the mho el any liked of beans during the month. But few Prim& are now left. New Egypti.in ~re arriving more freely than fee OW tins., but the quality is not so good as the previous shipnients. English matinee were sod dear, and are worth l*s lid. to 19.. lid.: YeLyptisn, 130. lid. to Ifis. per 196 Ms. at Bertertfirbsra. The reports of the crop on the heavy soils where peaa are chiefly grown being very unfavoursble, this train haa been purchased to some extent on speculation at re. to l3a. lid. per 196161, here. —(From Messrs. Monthly Circular.) Andover, July 4. I regret to inform you th a t I find myself under the painful necessity of suspending payment. I have placed my affairs in the hands of Skews. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., accountants, who will prepare a state. meat of my affairs, to be laid before you at the earliest possible period. In the meantime everything shall be done to protect the interests of the general body of creditors.— I remain, your most obedienteervant, • THOS. H. MOllllllOllll. There seems to be every disposition to avert forced sales, and consequent sacrifices, in connexion with the winding up of the failed firms. The pro ' 'pact of a permanent collapse in the leather market may thus be materially modified. The suspension, partial or total, of the operations of many of the tanners will likewise contribute to check any extravagant depreciation in the value of leather. lu the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was an examination meeting in the case of Messrs. John son and Oilman, boot and shoe manufacturers, who failed some time bock. The joint liabilities are between 20,0001. and 30,0001., and the principal sweet is a claim on an insurance company in respect of the tire on the bankrupts' premises. Mr. Gil man's balanceeheet shows debts to the amount of nearly 16,0001. At a special meeting of the City of London Brewery Company, held yesterday, a resolution was passed to convert the shares into stock. The chair man stated that the affairs of the company are pro mean satisfactorily. An extraordinary meeting of the National Dill.- count Company is called for the 25th inst., when it is proposed to declare a dividend. The annual dividend of 1&i will be payable on the Ghana in the Atlas Fire and Life office on the 18th inst. The interest warrants of the San Paulo (&azi lien) Railway Company for the peat half-year will he transmitted to the shareholders on Monday, the 9th. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; prima an quoted u follows : Tows tallow, 53a. 3d., ma cask ; Petsesburg Y.C., on the spot, 53s ; July to Sept., 53a; Oei. to Dee., 535. ; January to Yank, 1561, 53.. The report of Meant D. Bell, Son, and Co., with regard to the market for American securi ties is subjoined : We hare no change to report in the market for Ame rican aecuritra It rill continues inactive, and prior are generally without alteration. The ships Alnwick Castle and Vittoria have been taken up for the conveyance Of emigrants from Calcutta to British Guiana. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the account• from the plantations come more unfavourable. Market very active, at as advance of 2a. to 3s. per cwt since Mon. day. Duty, 160,0001. COAL IfARKET.—(T7IIB DAY.) Walls FAA Aeoeu Clan. N.; Walla End Russell Bettina, 17a. 3d. ; Walla End Briaddyrs Helton, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Costar* 16a. 3d.; Will. End Tanieldlloov,l3a. ; Walla End South Hattori, 16. &L ; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tkorps, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Helton, 18s. Gd. ; Walls lad Bells, 16a. 3d. ; ga Walls End Brandon, 17s. ; Walla Ead Fnunwell te, lea. 9d. ; Walla Mod Crump, 17s. ed.; Wal t Had Whitworth. 16s. ; Walls Had Swath Durham, 16a. 3d. ; Tannald Moor Bubsa, 138.; Wa/kor Priming. 130.; Buddies Hardlay, lea 6d. ; Clarka's Hartley. ; David son, Hartley, Ma. ed ; Harting thwiloy, 15s. 6d. ; How ard's 158. ed. ; Lasabarea Hartley, 11.. 6d.; Strands siy, ed.—Ships at market, ft TIIICIUIDAT STUMM Console, which closed yesterday at 934, " buyere," ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 934 and chimed firm at 934 to tree The official business report is as follows :—T per Cent. Consols, f or account ( J uly 10), 9:4, 4, div.; Three per Conte. Redueed 924, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4, 4 ; T h irty Years Annul t2iffekexerenigierinCeAnt. en lacedl 886 , I"liii;peeMankpaperS tock, , 864, Five Ito Fire - an d-a-Half per Cent, 102; Indian Five per Cent. Eitock, 1859, for account, 1044, 4, A, ex dir. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, ; ditto, 1869, 964 ; India Stock, for account, 224, with di,. ; ditto Bonds, 4s. 84., dir. For the 9th o f A ugust the 1;4 price of Console was 93 11-16 to 13-16, or 934, the " continuation" being about per cent. Indian government securities were deafly. India Bonds were quoted Els. to 4s. die, and Exchequer Bills par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise firmer. Turkish Bonds rose 3 to i per cent., the Loan of 1854 closing at 771 to 78, and that of 1858 at 604 to 61. Spanish Bonds were in demand, at an im provement. The Deferred Three per Ceuts were last marked 40, ex dir. The conclusion of the Russian Loan negotiation' hex also been attended with an increased inquiry for the bonds of that empire. There was no alteration to-day iu the market for bank shares. In the miscellaneous share market the only change was a slight improvement in Peel River Laud stock. A CAanner Council. —When a humble-minded man thinks of suck a phase of life, his mied becomes lost in wondering what a cabinet is. Are they gods that attend there or men! Do they sit as chairs, or has( about 00 cloud s ! W hen they speak is the music of the spheres audible in their Olympian Mansion, making Heaven drowry with harmony!iG ln what way do they otmegrepte I. what order do they address each other! Are the wakes of all the deities free and equal! Is plodding Meats from the Hume Department, or Ceres from the Colonies heard with as errapt attention as powerful Pa ll as. of the Foreigo-odlos, and the graktees that is oever seen without her bum and helmet? Does our Whitehall Man there make eyes at bright 7our4 Venus of the Privy Seal, disgusting that quaint tinkering Vulcan, who is blowing his bellows at our Eschetpun, not altogether un successfully ? Old Saturn of the Woolimak sits there mute, we will say, a relic of other day. as seated in this divan. The hall in which he rules is now elsewhere. b our Mer cury of the Poet edice ever ready to fly nimbly from globe to globe, as peat Jove may ceder him, while Neptune, unaimmilemed to the waves, offers needful assistance to the Apollo el the India Booed? How Juno sits apart, glum and happy, unwed for, Onuusi President though he he, great in name, but desiV id emees M-ilist we can guess. If Bacchus and share and the Booed of Works between them, the fitness at thins will have been as fully consulted as is usual. And mart Elena of the Petty Bag, latest summoned to them banquets ef ambrosia, does she sot sling Mario( user dm dews. hardly able as yet to make her low TOM heard amaetg her brother deities ? But Jove, greet4ove—old Jove, the Yimg of Olympus, hero among gods and men—how doge homey himself rn these commas snammeed by his voice? Dose he lie there at his ease, with his per* slash ant from the &- moment armed his sliaaidos ? Is his thnedsetvalt emir at kis hood to rodeos a niarsant ggaadd to ardor ? Om be pow casks slimes is that US? In it not them on dandies*, in all pisass and amen a yahoo, that a kbl of node and • king of insa is and wiß than Ides, zehe end 'KU rah over thine who are maw than himself !—Clorattill Mogan ne for July. Canada government bonds, both 5 and 6 per cent., were in demand to-day, and dearer. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as twiny :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 1! to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 11 prem. ; Unison's] Ma ri ne Insurance, h h p re m. ; London and Provincia! Marine, j to dig ; 'South Eastern Railway of Portugal, Ito 1 prem. ; London and South African Bank, I die. to par. The Stratford-on-Avon and Hatton Railway will, it is expected, be °posed towards the /atter end of this mouth or the beginning of August. ___ - W I 6th a 1 Me 10d las alas Mats ldts a go, i Pd 1 RAI wwwww I Closing rya I - am. No. l Sb. I Comaitins. I Pil ICL prima I lass. Illz weeks( Am. -- -- - 10X00F10 iii - glo.ll.eacei Nat .. a111.81T41 - Average .... lism OA' Sas 114116 9d Mb Ild die a Od 111 di* AWN. II /WSW Op. M. OW 94 la zd ...: 10,000, 25 Australian Agricu l9 PI SO -Me la Oasilemdma. 1110 11021.-Wheat, Beaky, Oast Rye, Nana end Pea; la ile all DmaPera,& Mar. Jim 161 6 1 -- 3601000 Atlantic Tel. (Urn .)....).... all - - 47,000 10 Berlin waterworks .... all 61 II - - bimilia.lll eilowino all 11170Temalll 131 WM 6Y10650 PRIM 13‘ la Bast Armillem 6,14. a. 101 103 -. ._. „_ 60 Brit. American land .. 40 - - - or watt? 0510041 !WM ag MEM We= St. 1011 Do. B. 4p. et 114 116 - 0,000 60 Brit. & Irish Ma. Tel A all ST U - ----- 1M0,T10.1..1ue I. /au 9. ma 16. Jane 19. June N. 81, 110 Do. C. 7p. et 106 111 3 . 161 SO Do. B 7 per cSW Thes all 19 11 - It. OM I Cos. 11.,111p0t Nol 111 113 111 .----- - 84. WO Do. do. Na! 110 111 .- 8,1,15 324 Canada Land all 111 130 xd -sd • • .. I-.:J --- et MS Do. Now's!, at M.. Ili US - 17 • .. .. sa t= gt . Cm Cbanne ms l o ls f lands ing.a T s.m al (t all a 2. 0 n 8 -64 11 .. - L. ..r. .. .. 84. 100 imeterm Onion, 4 pet 79 111 ad - zd 91. IN Ida& ,6 p.a. 116 11l - - a 1 .. : r .. 12000 16 Do. Pret 74 per cent. an 241 261 -la4 .. ........ .. a lal Ida. ,li. pa 751 7411 TO 1.003016 M. oryezei palm lOO SI 32 211 It Is .. .. :: :: .. .. 84. 100 Great Itarthem, sp. et. 117 119 - MOM 86. Do. Preference - fit. 100 Do.a.reoLed Illp.a.pa. 111 IL3 - t 6 84. Do. Op. et. Perm. Deb lOO IN la zd -xd -- Bt. 100 Do. a permed lO6 107 100 I) 700,0 000 . 000 a ilectric Telegraph .... 100 107 109 - LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(11118 DAY.) 1:0 tst i ?..-4--1,-",: : 35 _ 87 - _ - 7,199 26 Do. New - Orr mums AND num mai:ammo mumonara.) M 6 Gt. West(lierkaitHana - - - 7 0 . 000 6 Rag. and Aut. Cop. 20 . 000 1 1 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - - (rlOll nos own COMIMPONDIMT.) /44. 100 Do. mama 41p. oat 98 100 ad - al 310,000 1 Great Mdp (Limited) - nano! 1 Do. 171 per ta rot Pat 1 1 ale Pa - unless at • reduction cm last week. Oats sod Egyptian ...St. ,IL° D 0 ,„..._ 11796 °M.......... 4 V,,° 6 1: 3 la a° 12.00 0 6 lon. District TeL II.) I dls - bean lower. Barley sad pea firm, Indian corn steady ; 7 •zi rr o liz• - •7 Bamin . 11 1 94 1,.,4 ad I°3 2e: ad 50.000 10 London Discount IL) - Aaawkan mixed, 30a. to 30a 3d. 10 al Do.assearPleb.M.a. 17 IS - 10 0 0 0 0 . 4 lon Gen. Omnibus Oa MI 1 4 - 1060,000 20 Madras !mien. di Canal 111 mad ad all Do. do. do. 69. a 101 11 - 19 . 0001 1 0 MediterraneanMee.TeL all - - - St. 100 Do. Blrm. Gus. Modt 74 76 - 12,000 10 Medlar. Kt Tel. (Una) an 1 1 Si ..- MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) fiff all Do. Chest Gua. Mane 10 - e O . OOO 16 National Discount Co I 1 IMa Boos& -We haws had a good and inn market during ;,7v„ Da d°. " III 11 - 8000 20 NerbuddaCoaldlron(L) 51 If dis -la do. do l6 - - the week. and prices show • slight advance on the cur- es. ico / . - .. -- ,: a y ark . k. s p.e. gi . in 111 _ 11,310 10 Netherlands Land all - - - rency of last week, with a full amount of business done. nt. Ho ug.gßright..ep.a.esa. 60 . 000 6 Do. 800. c., Is. al . (11:1: all 1 1 - .- COPT= -A fair amount of business hes been done, but IN Na 1 116 118 - 1.714 100 . Brom & N. Scot Id PO 16 IS 188.07 0 IN. Brit. Australasian.. ell l is lat rather irregular prime ; low ooloury qualities sold et aIL 116 Do.Sp.o. do. No.! 116 118 - NAM 1 tad Gas - - MOW 1 Do. " New Mane" - shade decline, while clean pals plantation Ceylon sold at a IL lis Do.epio. 40. .... 140 145 88. ISO Do. Ismi. do. No.• 116 118 - ;bade advance. 10,000 10 In. am. (lant ) a 8-. - - - - Tu.-The market has been steady, and the trade have I t le 10,000 10 Do do. Ca - - - bought • fair quantity of the fresh landed, at about last p.a. d 0... - - Do. p.o. adi. de. .... 1011 106 - 1300,000 St Peel River Land A Min. 100 47 M - week's prices. 114. 100 D0.7p.0. Meek.. 116 168 36. 100 Do.flpszta(W.E.&C.P. 1211 LI - 10,000 60 Perin. and °den. Steam all 71 TS 7111 20,000 50 Do. New PI 10 111 pm - BMOCS have aid at previous rata. M. IM D0 . .V.84.(div. MIL - 40,000 20 Red Sea A Ind. Tel 44 llALTrerlie has sold heavily,andpricee scarcely supported . - p. e. forays. by Br. Gov. all • dim Is 19/ 4 7 1 Mira has been dull of sail, and the market ha s a navy e t m an 1 ";° 7010,11 , ANw. „..01 4 AV 1 11 - 10,000 50 Rhymney Iron - _ 10,000 16 Do. New all 51 6 164 - 16,000 100 Royal Mail Steam - IP R e tr ace l. -Prices have scarcely been supported ; the demand i t i te 10 1 L i.gen&gen i"."Lea tka bl a 1 1 3 •-• ;OM St. Scottish Anst !bream. 100 110 17/0 - continues limited. 84.. 100 Nan.(lbeddllnallp.ot ISS 1111 - ltal 26 South Australian Land all St Mad -ad Corrox onntinnee in but limited demand. 8 41 Do. AN - 75,000 1 Submarine Tel. Scrip .. all . - Markets generally have been inactive this week. st. Dm Do. $4 For ant .- a l n t Pm - 75,000 1 Do. do. Registered.. all . -106 Do redeemable 'p.a. I Ipm - 60,000 10 Is la. co. Up. Lan. 11 -..-• - ---- Oa 100 MdlandOonallp.e.Mook - - -. 10,000 100 Van Dariisn's Land.... 110/ 9 10 91 TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) IL 100 Do.Comallea &Op.*. 145 148 IL 100 Do. 6; p.a. Pref. Nook 108 106 - - The market is steady • prices are cooled as Mows ...- 111 ‘ Ps _Da 1 .1•9S 1 4 41 • 114 ,1)4 114 08 - Do.Olnalle /Spa Do.ttr.d. Prot / Do. .1111tchh74 / Norfolk 6 pp.k EL Stook • North &Want percent 10 Do. New Gan 11 p. of 1 Do.Bordor Union gas 10 111se—Dorw.4 •I Do. do. do lt Do. Leeds spot Nat 10 Do. Tort lit dpnre. La North ethifordthlnt W Cont. NewProt DO N.Lllep.d.PreL le Do. AWL o.op c 1 1 1 Do. 7p. Prot Stook ail Devoe And 4/ p. ill ion Mend. An. MI Do. 41 per one 111 Do. tied 44 pre cont 10 & Wales gun 4p. ant 10 Do.= coin 10 Y 4p. a. gua. W etock.dthellogton6p.c. ill Do. do. BS p.c. ill Do. do. Clo. ▪ Wsthelt gliseagdp p. .o. ▪ W Do. limp. p. it. trol. ▪ ,Thxdapsep. Opel. pd. 1/011.1170/11 11 MATS. a Arde Antwerp Rotterdam aD nnes It Bahia 8.1ra.11. g. 7 al* Belgian L Junction to B. Arra B. Fernando all Boston to Gralassome Carmeanz Ming a FILL :11 C r " Rdmisloa... U mum Ranh& sal Rastas at Proem 41 10d. Rusin all Qt. Central si lranou a at. LazamllosM.sL w 'DAIL& ri ▪ Ulm Otamtonos s Bala. ▪ ,Llerro sad Turnhout • Rom and Deems _aff ahrtit Antonia Nam.alaege By tit• Da 6p.e.Prt. Beltior. ?''Northern of Franco Do. Haw Sr _,.. 611 I Warle4iL Tesilt fief ... Marta, Lyons. and Media Hin lath and Orleans 211 Serge and S. Francisco .. (Peneambucel °I and Dunaburg ail Ross and Trucatl ri,. *opal Danish Base Swedish all Da 7 per cont. sll.. Ithunbre mil Wows SU I Da per oat. Prat S )g.7perea 1 1 !Ilatut.* Teinetten OA Southern at Metes all IWest Menden all , De. SI per amt. rust all 114/::::W. et /we 41 estrum se Austria 111 US 1 111 L 1 pm 00 M 1 11 i t d s la 1 to xd TS 15 Ift 124 14 It NI WI 106 lel 104 W SI 0 WI gi 114 W I 117 ISO Itit 1. IN 101 Ili Lit 971 dis LWATIL _Mali; prlssa TRAFFIC zdi 1 I le 21 A :Ltil Me 1 taiLIIATS. Mom Par Wye Teat. Set& even. lennara. 1.0). Week ending June 24. & A Bristol and Exeter East Anglian Antwerp & Rotterdam Week enclingJune 30. North &dere 7S 17.044 Limerick and Ennis 9O 140 Waterford and Limerick 77 718 Bella& & Northn.Coanties 083 Birkenhead — 1.509 South Wales Stockton and Darlhipton — 865 Week ending J 1 . Eastern Conntlea North British 154 2,822 Shropshire Union 2ll 250 Midland ol4f 15,543 Scottish Central — 1,648 - 118{ 3 Si id 19 19 zd Jai U' U' 1.446 LUG 761 A 341 36 SS 64 dul 11 15 - 14 1 :I id' II dis ri r ' 4 " % . 23 • 018818 et:TOCNnetl2.4ls.B.l4B4kTßly WWI 84.1 Norfolk 4 p.c. Yfir.BBBB4. Kul 81. i N. Riot. 4p.84. hai.LllBll 411,110:1 It. Oil. Wore. at. 41 D. R. do. 81.1883441411 N. DO. 4 D. a 91 _94 W 100 dl xd go in 14 lister Manchester, South Jaw tine, 3 Altrinehasa Lord BROUGHAM—I am very much obliged tomynoble friend for volunteering an advertisement without any pay ment by Mr. Ridgway. (A laugh.) On the part of , Mr. Ridgway I thank my noble fnend, as probably he has saved Mr. Ridgway five shillings. (Continued laughter.) But I do not value to the extent of that sum all the infor mation to which my noble friend refers, and which I have read in the foreign papers. I mean to put • still smeller value on it. I don't value it as much as I do my noble friend's own private correspondence from Florence and Naples. (Loud laughter.) With respect to my opinions upon revolution delivered either in this house or elsewhere, 1 maintain every tittle of them. (" Hear," and cheers.) Lord WODEHOUHE thought it only an act of justice to General Garibaldi to state that all the accounts from the naval commanders on the station described him as be having with generosity and humanity, and doing everything in his power to prevent the exces , mi which were too gener rally incidental to a state of revolution. He (Lord Rode house) begged to lay on the table correspondence and des patches of Mr. Lyons (as we understood) respecting the Roman States, and also a wpv of the treaty with Ho nd uras. The Earl of MALMESI3URY wished to know what had become of the treaty of Niaangaa He trusted that all the correspondence on the subject from Lord Clarendoti'• time to the pewat would be laid on the table. Load WODEHOUSE said that the treaty of Nicaragua had not been finally retitled, or at least, the rati fi cation.: had not been exchanged. With respect to the correspondence asked for, he must examine it before he weld give his assent to its publication. The Marquis of NORMANI3Y gave notice that, in case of Mr. Lyons's papers proving incomplete, be should move for further correspondence on the same subject. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, MO. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoex. The funds to-day are extremely inactive, but prices are scarcely lower than at four o'clock yes terday, the late improvement being fairly sup ported. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is no feature of the slightest in terest in the absence of business. At Paris this morning, accordingto Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rinke opened at 119(r., being Sc. better than yesterday. Console are officially marked 931 ex div., for the 10th inst. The present quotation is 93 7-16 to 9-16, or 934, "buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; Indian Ave per Cent. stock, 1860, 1041, 1 ; Ave per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96f ; ditto, Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 102 ; Indian Four per CmA . 7D; bentures, 1868, 961; India Bonds, 3s. die. Foreign stocks are steady, and as regards a few descriptions, including Spanish, the inquiries have rather increased. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is well supported, at 774 to 78, and that of 1858 801 to 61. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 654 ex div. (exchange 12 6.) ; Oretk, 5 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1860, 64 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49 al div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40,1 ex div. the Committee's Certificate', 41, 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 771 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 61. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is quoted to 1 preen• The bulk of the advances made during the shut ting of the transfer books will fall repayable at the Bank between the 9th and 11th. The total is not immoderate. The following communication, which has been addressed to the Stock Exchange by Maws. Baring Brothers and Co. announces that the amount of the new loan placed is five-eighths of the total, and describes the conditions which are to be adhered to with regard to the balance : Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. beg to announce that the allotments of the new Bumian Loan of eight million pounds sterling amount io all, and conjointly in London and Amsterdam, to five millions, and also to state that they and Messrs. Hope and Co. have orders from his Excellency the Minister of Finance of the Imperial Government of Russia to engage n o t t o se ll or o ff er for sale any portion of the remaining three millions stock before the let January, 1111, nor after that period to sell any part of the above. mentioned stock at prices or conditions below those at the subscription just closed. The Russian government are still adding to the amount of their paper money afloat at home. On the 29th of June as imperial ukase appeared in fit. Petersburg decreeing an issue of Treasury Bonds to the extent of 15,000,000 of silver roubles, or about 2,500,0001. sterling. These Bonds bear nearly 5 per cent, per annum interest. It appears that Messrs. Lawrence Mortimore and Co. of Liverpool, the corr es p on di ng fi rm o f Street:ea, Lawrence, and Co. ' stopped payment on Wednesday, under th e advice of Mr. Coleman, the accountant, who had made a personal investigation of their position. Their liabilities are estimated at 300,0001. '1 he character of the winding up will depend to a great extent upon the manner in which the numerous local debtors of the house meet their obl4ations to it, but in some quarters a moderately good dividend seems to be anticipated. The following is a copy of the circular issued by Mr. Thos. H. Mortimore, of Andover, to whose stoppage reference has been made previously : MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'om s. In the mining market to-day East Basset shares are firm, at the late advance, being quoted 150 to 155. Rosewarne United have declined to 64 to 68. Esat Wheal Russell are quoted 114 to 12 ; Stray Park, 59 to 81 ; North Roskear , 314 t o 32} ; and North Prances, 41 to I. Lady Bertha shares are marked in the Stock Exchange In foreign and colonial mining securities there is no alteration. At Feet Ca radon Mine nesting the accounts showed • credit balance of 1,178 L 7.. 2d. At Weadron Consols rissetialo Wedmaday a dividend dIL per share (1,024 L) was Drove Bortreige Commis Mine (July 3) Captain S. Jack. me writes --" The lode ia the 98 east is worth half a ton of ore per fathom, and is looking eery premising for further improvement. There is no= d. to m any other part of the mine since last r • COMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) &see last Saturday the weather in the United Kingdom has undergoes a favourable change. During the whole of this week very little rain has fallen. The sun has been more frequently seen this week than for many weeka previously. Clouds continue to abound, and to d e p r i ve th e crops o f the solar warmth which they stand so much in need of. The wheat plants have sprung thin week into ear, and in many fields they stand in blossom . What the result of the next }wryest will 'baldly be remains yet to be ewer taiued. So far. persons best able to judge in such matters appear agreed that the harvest in theUnitedKingdom will be late and the yield below an average. This morning the weather in London was cloudy, wind The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this mornings. large of Sour (mostly from Spain and Americal, large of wheat, small of barley, and very large of oats (100,000 qrs.), mostly from Baltic ports. The supply of me-grown pain was very anal/, and of country-made Sour moderate. The attendance of the trade to-day in Mark -lane was small ; the tone quiet, prices of most articles nominally un altered. Witiar.—English, retail trade M last Monday's rata. Foreign nominally unaltered in prim. FLOUR slow sale, at about laat Meadow's rata BkllliT quiet trade, at about lank Monday's Mel. Oars.— earrivals ; slow sale, at about last Monday's prima. Baum—English and Egyptian held at about last Mon day's currency. Eau unaltered from last Monday's prices. COMM QCOTA7ION6, DUTY PkID. Willi:O. -English white, 565. to 60.. ; red, Ms. to 565. par qr. ; Dantrac and Konigsberg, 80.. to 655. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 60a. to 64a. ; other Baltic ports, 60.. to 625. ; French, white. 60s. to 66e. ; red, 584. to 625. FLOOR. -Tows, 50a. to 54a.; Norfolk, 41s. to 425. per 26010. ; French, 44e. to 50s. per 28016. ; American (United States), tele to 30.. per barrel. BULLET. -English, 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 355. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr. OAra -British, 225. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Zia. to 24a. per qr. BRANS. -English tick. 13s. to Ms. ; harrow, 395. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 355. to 6d. per qr. Peas.-English boilers, 325. to 40.. ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to Ms. For floating cargoes-with no fresh arrivals off the coast the trade is at a stand.still. Priem of wheat, barley, and mains continue nominally unaltered. Yummy° CAzion.--lilince last Friday not a a grain.laden vessel was reported arri ve d a t ports o fS nor was a tingle ale reported since last Wednesday, there is now not a eingle cargo remaining off the rout on sale. The trade is pausing. AItRIVA.I.B INTO LONDON 1 , 11.011 JIIX 2 TO .TULY 0. English and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Slalt Harter SO Oat.. 1400 1 . iii, 1 1 IWO .... togliali Back now. 1110; Foreign Flour. 7090 laurels. 1990 wok d nf:PERIAL AVERAOI2I. 1411 26 I iliril law! INo 44 - 9 474 lel 1 l4 a - wee a Ilk ks' Asi 1— • Avenge Barley. Oak. Ays. Ileaaa. Pass. Ilk fd kb ad IN ad 8d 4as Ild ada 10d fk ad kla ad 446 Id 41, Od ark Od !ft as &Is ldtdia ed,404 ad 111 ad las lld IT. 0011 Id aft 44 Ma 7d 67, 64 aft lididis 104 41s 4d aft 10d 1 261 ad 41 6 MAU ld tla ad Ste lld INo ad 71•1 ad 468 7 d Od SHARE LISTS. -THIS BAY. Two o'Oraos. The railway share market Is-diy is very inter tire. The principal demand is for York and North Midland stock, which has advanced. There is also as improvement of I per cant in Midland. Caledonian and South Lateen, on the other hand, are now rather Satter. Present quotations are as follows :— Lo ndon and North-Western stock, 102 to L Greet Western, 70 to ; Midland, 1181 to ; lAncaakire and Yorkshire, 1014 to 106 ; - South tern 83* to ; Great Northern , 113 to 116 ; Eastern COuntiss, to 361 ; and Caledonian, 93j to 94. Lombar o-Venetian Railway shares are dull. Those of the two principal Canadian lines are steady. ' --- I 5 Ilk I 11%1 i Claming pnoss salexto-day IIAILWAT3 1 I iril"l67. Sol p.a. 170 T — WillaCtle 0 Bt.lo 16 le 46 1 el 100 Bona Bar,r4C.ll 2 .felt 06 1 06 ' iti 18 114 Do. M. !I 01 did Id _ aom all Butalodlakantlroltiti 61 44 _ .—. NI all Do. New — —. 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 Bod.,Brant,.ooodert Op.c. Bda, Aug. 1. 1871 andoreedbyßod.dc LH. 75 80 100 109 Do. J aly 1, 18T3, ditto 7O 16 100 100 Do. June], 1874 ditto OB 73 0— ale • tta &8. Eaatern 4 die Ire Id 14 1 a . T.rtDockep c.gua 2 1 Ala 20 74 Delon, gua. 6 par out ll Ma xd 111 5 Zeatern Bongal 1 1 04 s id N. 1011 Indian Ul 11 Do. &tendon I. 10 11 Do. Jubbulpore We mr xd 100 ail Do. 44 p. ct. Debent — 100 all Do. 6p. et. do lOl 1911 id 11:1 all , • & Melbourne ll IN elt. 100 , rand •kof . 174 231 101 100 all Do. 8 per ct. Prot , . 00 92 00 100 all Do.fitc.Prettlp.ctik. 74 76 1 1 1 4 100 all Do. 6 per et. Debut 66 00 57 55/ 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1806 dt 72 100 all Do. do. 1067 57 00 100 all Do. do. 1673 56 OD 8l 100 Great Indlan •• •' Kt 00 —id 91.1 6 Do. New SO 13 Gt. S. of l e ta4s s rat 114 Ms A . all Ot. Wag 101 11} 111 18 Do. New Ol 91 dla 10 00 0 all • .116.,pag76, , F1.111180 96 — all Do. do. 18 WI 03 96 00 100 all Do. do. 73 tboatop. 96 97 100 all Do.s4pat3da.,pag.77 00 1/2 BL 100 Madras Guar. 44 par at. 86 88 xd Bt. 100 Do. do. 5 _por et. 961 07 id 064 od IL 100 Do. 11 per ct. Erten OO 02 xd 1M 10 Do. etb Erten. do. IL ISO Nelb.Corp.Bp. ct. 11•061 —.— ! all N. Brusowlek a Canada claas p. oh. 5 1 10 all Du. • do. ca Land do. 4 7 10 all Do. do. 13 cap. do. 6 7 10 aD Do. do. Land do. 5 7 111 Ila. . • Ile (United) — llt. 1 IN/ 7 Do. Pnalank St. 100 Dl T : ini lnd.ll4flot.g. 5p.0l 94 95 xd 10 1 ded.Usited. Bais I i COLONIAL 001 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF LORDB.—TammaAT, Jny 5. Their lordship not at 5 o'clock. The Marquis of BRF.ADALBANE peenotted *Writ pnlying that the Bible might be introduced in Wee govern ment schools in India. JEWISH DISABILITIES. lard LYN DR inter gave notice for this evening to in troduce a bill to amend an act passed for the relief of per sons of the Roman catholic permamon. His lordship ex- Owned that bye resolution passed last mission the House of Commons had by resolution, founded on the above bill, permitted persons of the Jewish persuasion to take their seats. It was supposed that that resolution would have been converted into a standing order • het it appeared Chet there were nice distinctions in the Practice of the Homo of Common* on this point, and that although • standing order might be founded on • resolution, the owe was ex ceptional when the resolution itself was based on an act at parliament. It was to remedy this inc o n ven i ence that he fought in this bill, and be gave this explanation in order to allay any apprehension that noble lords might feel on ac count of its title. AN AMBASSADOR FROM SICILY. The Marquis of NORMANDY stated that he had seen a published statement, from the official Gazette of Palermo, to the effect that Garibaldi was about sending • repress.- tative to England. Now, it was obvious that such a could only he the representative of General Garibalit sr li= self, as this government, being on terms of friendly relations with the government of the King of the TwoSiciliea, could not recognise the representative of an adventurer, who by force of arms and the aid of other adventurers had pmereeed him self of • portion of his Sicilian Majesty's dominions. It was usual, even with regular governments, when about to send a representative to another government, first to consult the enslue of the government to which the representative was about to be ay.redit,sL Without entering further into the merits of this alleged nomination he wished to ask whether government had received any intimation of such an leen. tine on the part of General Garibaldi ; and if so, whether they had determined upon whether or not his representa tive was to be received. Lord WODEHOUSE said that the answer be had to give the noble marquis wan a very simple one. He had seen the announcement alluded to in the newspapers, but he had not received any further information on the subject. He took that opportunity of stating, in reply to a quartion which the noble marquis had asked on a former evening, that Mr. Elliot had not in the slightest degree interfered to prormre the restoration of the vessels captured by the Neapolitan (Tidier*. His noble friend would, however, be glad to learn that, without any interference on the part of Mr. Elliot, both the vessels and their passengers had been released. Lord BROUGHAM said that as between adventurers comparisons were invidious, therefore he would say no thing of Garibaldi with other adventurers who by force of arms bad obtained supreme power. This, however, ho would say of Garibaldi, that nine hundred and ninetymine out of every thousand persons in England heartily wished him success. (Cheers.) The Earl of ELLENBOROUGII apprehended that the last official communication from the Neapolitan government must have been the despatch of General Lanza announcing the complete defeat of Garibaldi. (" Hear," and a laugh.) Al to any person coming over here to represent Garibaldi, he could only say that it would be difficult to find a more truly di gni fied or worthy person to represent. (Cheers.) The Marquis of NO BY said that there was little creditto be attached to theaoconnts which werepublishedon either side in this quarrel, but this much was proved, that not by tens but by hundreds persons were assassinated, not only the agents - of the pollee but women—in one case a woman had been burned alive by persons acting under the authority of Garibaldi. The corre,pondence published in the French papers of Lyons and Marseilles was perhaps no more worthy of implicit credence than the statements on the other side, but he wished his noble and learned friend would take the trouble of reading the statements on both aides, and also some of his own published opinions on the horrors of revolution, delivered both in that house and in him works. _osonwor DRAMS AND EMMA LiILWAY& =az. smam Blackburn BlAb and 'as Boatoo, bleafrdot NUM Bristol and Raster Caledonian Cork sod Bandon Cornwall Do. • I • no dlr. until Do. 1l p.e. ispsidtoß. Dublin sad &Bast ine. Dund.,Pertb, Abd.ln last Anglian Rasters Commute Realm Unice, Meek A Do. Rock Rest Suffolk Ditto Edinburgh and 0 Idinbro% Perth, Dander Forth sad Clyde Ana Claws t L Western Great Nortkof Soothed . i,; 0 Crest With Wen 0 Do. A Mock 6 Do. B Nook OOC South Wog. arc) D Groat Wodond D Do.BlourVal.thuctitt D Lna..Nnt Yorksbin .I!4ndos . m.F . l lbetwall London t If" wens. L:l i lootWWselm Man.,alast.,e Lincoln& Metropolitan Midland, De. &rm.& Derby.. Yid. Gt. Western (he.) Newcastle and Carlisle all Newport, Aber.,&flent. 9 Newry& Annael,daf all Neerry,Warrenp. &Eon 100 Norfolk 34 Northern CoanUee Un 100 North British all North Dews BalL d D all Do A Ds. alitarsiii. Da. De. itr Nardi o Nardi Nan*Yoe.— . Dolikkaathimalkl 10 I Pediss 21 lii !. lii Ithymary Scottish °umbel Soottlalt N. IL A/m.BW 800ttlah Maned Shropshlr• Vedas Sittangboarue&Bl•sett South Devon South Cedars South Wales 8. Yorksh. 4 River Dom Staines,Woltinghm.,4e. Stockton d Darliagtou _ Ditto . ditto '. I 1 lii et. 111 1.0 7.7 I we"' Do. ho Do. Val• at Nes* In Vida* Ma.* Thal L Waterford Mau an LOW Owsw•11 LWasi looks ▪ W._ Midiad—Oslou TT U. ill 41 i Ti 106 107 3! 961 Se V a 9 la 17 116 4 66} U id U W TT TS SDI 81 IN iN 111 111 111 111 111 -- - US - TI '4 0 GS 106} 1011 se n 12 IS 161 1004 111 111 06 10 11 40* 411 3 1 I 118 1181 96 90 66 67 64 3 61.4 631 97 $7 1} 0j dls 52 62 8t 82 106 100 9 19 4 9 1 1 19 116 117 M ill NI di 40 61 4 3 66 46 IS 86 03 N 10 $1 4 11 SD 40 Se Si lesl 41 60 11 lie el se 46 4? eel OTS i 100 100 100 100 100 105 1116 gai 96 99 97 k flei 106 107 107 109 1 107 i 1081 16& 17 1123 Of an. Gov. 6 p.e.Jan.it i Do. 6 per dent, UK Do. 6 par ant lin t I MO i Do. 8818881. Nas Alisp. Do. mt. Do. p & Sortp New p. ct N. & We/m.lov. 6p. e. 1816 Do. sp. c. 18771 to 18781 Do. 6 p. e., 1888 Nova Scotts 6 p. ct. Bts Deb. redeem. 1875 8. Aust. Oov. 8 p. a. Bonds Vie. Dv. bp. e. JUL tt Jets Do. do. 60.6 Aor. &Oct. JOINT STOCK (..„ Af and C. gar. Bank artraLda Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Turkey British N. America Chart. Bank of India, Aunlcalla, and China . ChM& Marc. of Ind* Lon., and China ". Clais. l _ . ess. at Curds don. of Din:111011 - 1304. — tiru — sLChartti. G. rank of Switzerland. Lon. Ch. Bank of Aosta Landon and County London Joint 840 ft Lon. and Watobastar Nat Pro,. of blued Do. New National Back ve. Bolts 9►dei 'Oriental Doak Coupon. 'Otto.= Seek Provincial of !Mind Do. how Booth Unroll& Onion or Austral* . Union of London 1 fh7iii iiiiiiiii.7 _ 21,223 22,34 T 21,374 151: 1,i . 111 -- 1,2.52 1.844 1,044 1.785 7,575 7.143 8,618 7,608 14119 24696 27.664 sq.!! GAF . 4237 Alia saki aiiii 1,970 3,499 3,06 784 1.757 1,696 12X1 Ili 1.024 1,020 • The above Is exclusive of the estimated amount of the New castle soil Carlisle Company's reeelpts for 1860. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGE3IENT Ace. —The committee re.ssienibled yesterday morning, Mr. F. Peel in the chair. The other members present were Sir J. Ham mer, Mr. Hieward, Major Stuart, and Mr. Childers. After deliberating about three-quarters of an hour, the committee decided that clause 20, which was under consideratioo on the previous day, should be omitted. Mr. Phinn, Q.C., understood that the committee rejected both the clause and the proposition of Mr. Serjeant Wrangham. The chair man replied in the affirmative. Several unopposed clauses were then gone through and adopted, with verbal amend ments. The committee then adjourned. PCBLIC MEEII7IO AT WOOLWICH ON BEHALF OF GARIBALDL—Lost evening a crowded public meeting of the inhabitants of Woolvrich. Charlton, and Plumstead was held at the Town Hall, Woolwich, for the purpose of ex pressing empathy with the Sicilian revolution, and obtain ing subscriptions to present • testimonial to General Geri b4di to assist him in his noble efforts to free the Italian people. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. Angerstein, M. P. for the borough of Greenwich ;and amongst those who took part in the proceedings were the RCM J. B. Were., in cumbent of St. James's,Plumstearl ; Dr. Carlisle. J. Suffield, Dr. Martenoli, and Mr. J. It. Jolly. The following letter was received from Alderman Salomon', M.P.:—" I am sorry that I shall be unable to attend the meeting at Woolwich to-night. Garibaldi seta an example of humanity and moderation worthy of all praise. I sympathise with the objects of the meeting, being myself one of the committee of admiration formed some time stem in London." ATTIBIFIED ASSASSINATION. —A letter from Dun gannon in the Dublin Express states that "on Tuesday evening, while the mail oar from Dungannon was proceed. tag to Armagh, and while passing Mar Mlleough s gate, a few mike from the latter town, • shot was fred from behind a hedge, and the ball whistled close by the head of &gentleman, the only passenger on the oar. The driver immediately turned round in emus, thinkisg the ir,t3e man was shot, but, fortunately, he Peoeieen no ullarY. No cause whatever can be assigned for this outrage, as the m ej ecu , D i s a iftaawis the locality, and the probability xi that be may have Drone &resemblance to some one whom it was intended to amassinate." THE HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES BILL. this bill should be read • third time. Lord ABENGER opposed the moution ou the ground that the provisions uf the bill h.d nut been sufficiently consi dered. After a few observations from Lord POLWARTH, and the Earl of BELHAVEN, Lord REDESDALE moved an amendment that the bill be read a third time that day six months. Thelhotioe divided : Tor the third reading For the ameodomat al-12 The ball was then read a third time and posed. TER TRAMWAYS (SCUTLANIS) BILL. This bill was read a second time. THE MASTERS AND OPERATIVES BILL. A list of the names of the lords selected to serve on committee were handed to the Lord Chancellor by Lord St. Leonard., and agreed to. THE LAW OF PROPSELTY BILL. Ou the liiaTon4l;r4 the Commons' ameodmenta to this bill were considered, the noble and learned lord saying that, though he regretted that the Com mons had struck out certain clauses, yet he would accept the bill as it stood. The amendment. were Raved to. ENDOWED CHARITIES BILL. This bill was read a third time and pried. INLAND BONDING BILL This bill was mad a third time and passed. 'OMAN ISLANDS (MAR.RJUOISS) BILL. The Duke of NHWOASII.I3 moved the se'oond reading of this bill, and explained that its object was to render valid certain marriages whioh had been celebrated under the authority of the Lord High Comminsioner, in accordance with the forms of the establiabed and presbyterian churches. The bill was read • second time, sad their lordships ad journed at five minutes after 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, Juts 5. The SPWLIA took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. WIMBORNR MOWER AMILI . 3 . LANDFORD FORUM ROAD BILL. The Lords' amendment 1 this bill was considered and agreed to. The following bills were read a third time and passed : The Brewton, do. Drainage Bill, and the West of Irde Mineral Railway Bill. , - NOTICES OF MOTIONS. TAX BILLS. Mr. E. JAMES pvenoiioethat when the noble lord at the head of the government moved his third resolution with regard to Tax Bills, he should move as an amend ment, that at the end of such resolutioe, alter the word "inviolate" should be added " that this house is determined to assert such power." CHINA. . . Sir H. WILLOUGHBY gave iMtke that upon going into committee of supply lie should call the attention of the house to the unsatisfactory nature of the eotimateo for the China war. Mr. COCHRANE gave notice that ou the vote of cred it for the China war he should move a resolution to tLe effect that in order to remove one great obstacle to peace with China, our plenipotentiary should Le instructed not to inaiat on the 3rd article of the treaty, which provided that a minister of Great Britain was to reside at Pekin, or to visit that city from time to time. THE INLAND OF SAN JUAN. Mr. WILLIAMS asked the noble lord the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he had lately received any despatches relative to the island of San Juan respecting some orders given by General Harney ? Lord J. RUSSELL—From information I have received I understand that there ware orders given by General Harney in total contradiction to the arrangement made by Genera Scott with respect to the occupation of the Island of Saa Juan. General Scott desired that • small number at the troops of each nation should occupy the Wand, and that there should be no exclusive junadiction ; but General Harney gave an order directing that the American juris diction was to prevail, it being. an island belonging to the United Stake. Immediately that intelligence reached Washington, Lord Lyons communicated it to General Cain, and he laid it before the lire,adent, who directed that General Harney should be immediately recalled, and the matter sho . ald be placed on the footing which had been arranged by General Scott. (Hear. he ar.) The act i on of the Preaideut on the cub ect appeared to her Masety's government to be quite satisfactory. (Hear, hear.) NA PLIZ. Colonel STUART asked the Secretary of State. for Foreigno r were prepared A ff ". whether her take, iaj any ty. steps,i go v ernm e nt e n e o t n ce h a n d taken, I:: • got 4" 1101 If 1061 I 0* 11% See I an li Os a., r %MONO 1 10.000 t 2,500 10,000 IQ, 000 Ni. 209 M.~I 1111 117 112 U 4 100 101 le 71 1:1 U 64 Id SO IR SO U TO TB 171 181 xd td 100 i I zd id 9 - 4 911 7 i zd xd 100 id 106 71 70 i --I - 66 6) 7 5 i - - In •ii - 431 i 17.