The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOVER OF COMMONS —(THIS DAY.) Th. ram ink QM s aI 10 minutes *her 120'clock. PRIVATE BUIELVE924. The Lords* weirodreente to the North British Railway ( ha.) HUI and the Welshed sad Limerick Railway No. 2) wore mood te• I And The hie al NI& (arias sulks) Railw a y Bill was reed thee andywool. _TAXATION AND THE LORDS. Rt. preowned • petition from Darlington, prey* Mat the hones wadi miatain ita pririlepai with revert to usation. THE CHINA VOTE. Mr. LAINO said that in consequence d au error which had pt late the ppm+ it might be as well to state that Or Chancellor el the Exchequer would this evades In cesmittee d *ye mid mesas, make hie sappiementel metemeet, *ember how it war proposed to inset the smear al As Chum tato. TENeVIVIND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND ((RR WM Mill This bill. se aussadsti. uitiosidwed. In clews lA, es the ?tin of Übe AITOUNIT-4311111LAL for Ibe sue* ens ei tart judges of Ile loaded Estate Court" were to be sebstituted ter " the eltairstaa." 4/e the make of the Arroaate4lanamaa fur bra. L OD, clause 404 was left oat, sad the Ulm* alma es& imitated : " The %Frigate amount of aeaulalenelheagrade iu respect of improvements under this ash sisal sot exceed see-ti i.rd part of the ammeal uf the laud ; and (ye theporeat WI o dies the manual value of the Lad eiaf be domed to be the amount at which it is rated under the laws for the relief of the deetitute poor in Ireland ; and it shall be the duty of the court, before making au order c ea annuity ender this act, to ascertain the amount of if any, theretofore charged ma the Loads under Aim act, to provide that this limit is not °acceded ; but no order chagrins an annuity shall be afterwards invalidated by mum of such OION11." Mr. H.IOe3AR - D Moved to add • clause, providing that where any tenant should become entitled to any annuity it should be lawful for the owners of the land on which such annuity was chargeable to redeem much annuity. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. VA SC'E, in the absence of Mr. Gemm moved*, following addition to clause 36 :--" That it shall be lawful for the owner at his option to execute the proposed works at his own commas, and to charge the tempt with intermit at 5 per maims on the oatlit; to be recoverable is the mine manner mad aloe; with the rent." After • twief discussion, Lonl NAAS propmed that the axnembeent eltoold be altered as follow. That it shall be lawful for the owner to execute the works agreed tepee et his own ex prow, and to chugs the tenant with tMemet at the ono et N per cent.. on the outlay, not exceeding the nu spesilind in the proposal, to be moovemble in the mar neellaW mid along with the rent." Vilftl]e; eti;;.;ie; uvili g moue, Mr. CARDWELL moved that the mead/neat he altered thus— " That it shall he lawful for the owner to execute at hie own expense the works con. mined is the mike, sad by agreement with the tenant to douse the taw* with interest at 5 per cent upon the out lay, to be recoverable in the Nuns manner, along with the teat' The right hon. gentlemao said those wont made it perfectly clear that without the tenants' will no charge mull made. The anieminient, as than altered, was then adopted. On the motion of Mr. WHITISIDI, all refereaos la the rlas.•...a leasing powers to courts of any kind a o =t a preliminary sanction to the makn ig o f leans was Mr WIIITE UDE moved to add to clause 30 " any pet , son authonsed to make a lease by virtue of this act, may in like outliner enter into& preliminary contract to grant such lease, which shall be binding on all per who would he butted by the Liebe if it had been m a d e . .kTTItRNEY GENER.%I. opposed the amendment on the ground that it was inouosistent with the whole character of the bill. [Left sitting.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (PT sumac ale.► PONTEFRACT MRETIN(I.--MUR DAY.) CANTLZFORD STALES. Tattoo ... ... ... 5 no. WELTER CUP. i nitwit • • 4.et lioven En.sze 7 ma. PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. I;rete. - 1.114 r. Wildman A ran. CASTLE PLAii furlow. Breeze, Prime Minister, Weasel, llnuhie , Retreat, Haney moon, CAmphor, Necklace, Tidlyermks, end Prologue an here. P.lklE-1111.L .YP.tKEI. Six furlongs. Black I hantood„ Lwienna, I r k to Maher, Loot, Ver. „0. Maio Nicht, Wagtail. Chariest:awn, Whitewall, hapetu• 011%, 1 k-sa, aad (age literati are bare. A Vitt ED. — Secret 'rrearure. The thirteen somber, who voted lest sight &pilot ries Ws supply, were—John Sas, James raird, Matthew nee Corbinlly, Robert Didglieh, amp Eiriu 4 Irani Ewing, Jillu llreene, Wilfrid Limas, Edward A. Leathern, Joha Frearie Maguire, Henry Poem, Vineeut Scully, and Jame* Wyk'. Tellers for the Noe., Sir John Trelewny and Hr. Dilleryn. We (.Vonifogharg Jrnimuil) understand that the Right H. o. Lunt Helper, of Hinge.* Hall, has been Ap r...int.., by h.q. Maeoy aeting Lieutenant for the county of Nottinglirna, daring the &bourne from England of his (Ines th. Duke .4 Nannette, the LooliLieuteoant, with the I'nr.' Wales me his American torn. ILtnar cioernig loir left Vienna for London to rrio,wat Auatria in the MtAtiet.i. Vonerees. Goldnehmiilt arrived some 4v. 440.4 Stoekhi,lits. on heani the Swot *Warner. A nui,,her at her vbeirere Met OW the occlt's, sod pie her so eothotuotie reception. Thin reilebroted coots^ who accompanied by her bulimia awl their two thtlilsoo, iutooda to pow the summer at • vale in the UV IP4IO of the Swedish eapit•L . The Toofosswiis publishes an itinerary of the Ensp•ror Napoleon's projected tour in the month of August. Mil Majesty. it slake, will hoes Paris on the Idth or lath of that Tomah, sail proceed direct to Chandlery, thence soccessivsly to Anaisey, Toulon, Nips, Ajaceio, Algiers, ll mettles, sad theace either to Paris or Hiarrits. The •Lole jot/rimy will occupy about twenty days. The works .4 the repairs of the Cathedral of Lan. paws, both in the interior and Use exterior, us los A t roustortuvol with the g'reistrot Activity. Poor stator h •—• been 11..-. d In airless le the pillars of the portico. i ht otior radius will shortly be placed, which will t0tup1,.... the Cat Christian keeps from Clovis to Philip Aivu...tus All the stained glass lie ben repaired in the inter.or. The mad altar has been replaced in its ancient poeitaus. Is a short time the Cathedral of Notre I IMO will larcosse one of the curiosities of Paris. The Lemma !lend., of the 4th says :—" By thu Meaner rea, w►ich sailed from Coentaatinuplis on Friday 14 Leedom Colonel hintaramo and eightyeeves s•arilsikhna indention—took peonage for Malta, re route for We learn that ttr. Lamb, the asset of tho raa, mated passagre to the little (abaft on most cnAitanly me. &rate torum hautler large detachment is bring prepared by au early steamer for theme desti...twu." l'tt owooett Be NII. untitinl meeting of the I• bbtcrs .4 the elydralaka Hank who held at iihiriv,ow du %twinerley. Th. pulite of the hank for the peat year .naeust to 77,4271. e. lid., from which an increased died wl of 71 per cent. WAN des-hired, and a surplus i 4 1 .0.77 V. lye. lid. tarried to the credit ri( the reserve.) fund. kr AAAAA MLR &cert.—Within the last fortnight o seetlesiati was corning froni London to Plymouth with to, ethanol f.utuly. Hetween Bridgwater and Ihiniton he tiesed awe hie children. who, unnoticed, had /Alen out el the carrier, the tio•er Istrig 'pen. With great difficulty n p s i es i si d b ir hi. f e llo w travellers Irmo ;eloping not the When, however, he arrived at Huiaton, an waa plaenl set ha, dispose!, AINI he returned t.. liridg- r. between the two ...ataxia he saw nothing of the rinbl : lest wheel he arrival at Bridgwater there was the iiod• girl rimming shout the platform, quite unhurt, aed 'di,: a hue with awl. govt.. —Pl.Norandth Jweretal. ST. lathe's, VILNICE.—A Venice let- OW 81;•10. says : -" Groat indignation has been felt " 'he • awesome. made usc of by the Canon Zimelli , as the 14 lam., so St. Mark's Cathedral in this city, Aker 'hog 1.. prci.ent event., he exclaimed, 'Ol, meithers! •1 , h e r e rou tint wat c h e d over your children? Wby 1 .-s- b. 4 pr. vented lien, from placing tlamasialvel r the •tiateliseol .4 tlo.t illliaillUS MAW whom they call 1 • I. Emmanuel- that Mug %OW swallows up thruari-- ••• d I,...sster rho, hy his hliwt analitioo, only dodo*, our holy religion!' th owithen! cursed be • ...11, as well ao your children, to the f o urth rntratiou! the ttialelietio of the Lord fall on your home*, awl ...al. perish eternally!' This Wag:nags prorated • •-i a.urniura and hires, but some prints luterfered, and ciditory, died, to their voice, retired tr. MAlNtrigi 1 discontent in th e public square. Th e police arrested ' is t e m .._ awl el.spel several cafes, at th e doors ut ••• la K1../11.4 of people had formed." THE MONEY - lIARKET:::THISDAT: Two o'CLocx. The funds to-day are extremely quiet at yes terday's prices, pending the announcement of the financial proposals of government, which is fixed for this evening. In the share markets business is almost at a stand•etill, and prices are nominally unaltered. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; were quoted 68.95, showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 4,1, and 4, for money, and 931, for the account. The present quotations are 984 to 1 for cash, and 93 to 1 for the 9tb of Augurt. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4; I New Three per Cents., 931, 4, I ; In dian Stock, 2194, 221 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96j, 1, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 974, 97,4; India Bondi 341 - dia. ; Exchequer Bills, la prem. la. die. The foreign stuck market is very inactive. Turkish stocks are steady ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 774 to 1, and that of 1858, 80 to 1 ; Spa nish Bonds continue to show an upward tendency. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 831, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644, ex div. (exchange 121.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 95 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 441, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 934, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 401, 4, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is quoted to 4 premium. The shares of the Union Bank of London are steady at yesterday's advance, being marked 264 and 261. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 186,0001. in specie, and the Hammon* from New York, 40,0001. _ ._ Fova o'CLocc. Consols exhibit no change compared with the prices at 2 o'clock, being quoted 93} to i for money, atul 94 to i for the account. Spain has been for some time past buying up . her Passive, or non-interest bearing debt, at low prices, and another auction is fixed for the 28th inst. at Madrid. It now appears that the Treaaury is in a position to take mewing' for the extinction of a considerable amount of the interest-bearing portion of the debt. It is intimated that the government " have decided that on the 3lst inst., 9,500,000 weals (about 95,0001. ster ling ) shall be placed by the Treasury at the d appeal of the Board of the Public Debt for the purchase of Three per Cent. Consolidated and Three per Cent. Deferred stock of the national and foreign debts ; the amount to be divided equally between the two." Spain, there fore, cannot plead poverty as an excuse for not meeting the Just claims of the holders of the cer tificates for over-due coupons. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day"), and terminate on Tuesday. • The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 1.30,0001., and the gultan, from the Penin sula, 2,6701. (not 15,4701., as stated in the tele gram). The demand for gold for the Continent continues. Some attention was directed to the announcement of the atoppagu of Meagre. Robert Freeland and Brother, aL Manchester, in the Indian trade. It is intimated that the Emperor of Russia has nominated Mr. Charles Bell, of the firm of Thom son, Bonar, and Co., a Knight Commander of the Imperial and Royal Order of St. Stainslas, "in consideration", according to the Imperial patent, " of the eminent financial services rendered to the State" by that gentleman. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company fur the week ending June 30 was 28,2941., being 20,3951. less than in the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,0071., showing an increase of 1,6301. South Eastern Railway stock was fiat yesterday, owing to the progress of the London, Chatham, and Dover line, the extension of which to Whitstable will, it is said, be opened for traffic on Wednesday next. The report of Mews. D. Bell, Bon, and Co., with reference to the market for American securities, is subjoined : The market for American securities remains very etatketary, and the week has ,pared with but li ttle actual business. There has been however a good demand for Ceded States Five per Cent. and Massachosetta Flee per Cenß Honda ; whilst tu railroad securities the chief inquiry has been for the Panama Seven per Cents., both let and 2nd Mertisio, At the hide sales yesterday, in Mincing-lane, the prospect of depressed prices, in consequence of the late failures in the leather trade, attracted a large atteudance of both foreign and home buyers. The chief article offered was East India hides ; 71,000 were bron4ht to sale, and 51,000 sold ; previous prices were nearly supported. The light qualities, suited to the home consumers, were rather lower ; but the heavier weights met with considerable com petition, and in some instances sold higher than at the sale on the 28th ult. This result is satisfactory, as affording evidence of the intrinsic soundness and vitality of this branch of the trade. The report of Messrs. Cnlverwell, Brooks, and Cu., dated yesterday evening, is as follows : At the fourteenth series of public ides far tie year, and the fit held einem the alas ia the Imam Made, them was a Wire attendance at foreign layers , trite mire the abler supporters of the marina ; tole holm Wean Cams' bin sparingly. The sales (East lochs eximpled) net emisia say hales m silliest quantity by whisk an opinion of the feeling of the home trade could be tried. East India — °desalts : These hides were in fair request, especially for the export devriptiune, via heavy, extra heavy, and third clam Wes, for which, in most came, previous prime were obtained ; the other qualities wen el more quiet sale, sail upon thaw sold a decline of Sit. Is per lb. must be quoted. The analysis of the sales is ,984 Clew sew parcels ; 14,404 brou g ht forward from former Wee, and 1,0116 Bombay (in all 74,437 offered), of which 45,007 were sold. East ladle Buffalo: The few offered realised rather under former prices. Lenther—Fast belie ass all pawed. Melted Hides (ox mid cow) : No direct import.; of moment were offered, so that this market still remains without quotable alteration, the only hides sold being a few OA PS o( inferior quality, at a reduction of about Id. per lb. Bares bides n. few dry offered eases Wired import, and not odd. Hawkey kips were only part sold, and that at a re duction epee former prices. Minos bark wee all bought in. The report of yesterday's indigo sales is annexed: Prime for fine &moil &seal indigo runtimes to be well supported, hut other descriptions sell on very moderate terms. Kurpab also U cheaper, the decline being about id. per lb. Mr. N. M. Bremer wan yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Pernau. THCILADAT EVINCIFO. Consols, which closed yostrniay at 931 to for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and clonal at fflif to 1. For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for uutneif ;h 93l,_ 1,1, ; ditto for account (AugustX 93 1 1„ ; Three per Cents. Itellooed, 931, 1, ; New ree per Cents., 93i, I , 1,1, g• 7% Years Annuities expiring in April, 188.5, 161 ; Bank Stock, 224 ; India Stock, 219, 221, 219 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1044, ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 971, 97; India Bonds, Ss. die. Indian government securities were steady. The Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was quoted 14:14 to 1, and Exchequer Bills, la, dill. to 211. preni. Turkish stocks were firmer, particularly the Loos of 1868, which closed at GO to 1. The issue of 1864 was last quoted 771 to 1. Peruvisn Bonds ex hibit a decided advance. The demand fur Spanish has revived. lu the market for back sham, attautiott was EXPREBB, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1860. almost exclusively directed to those of the Union Bank of London, which were favourably influenced by the result of yesterday's meeting. Transac tions were recorded between 98 and 27, and the final quotation was 28 to 27, being U. 10a. above that of yesterday. Bank of Australasia shares were flatter. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have im proved. . . The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as fo.low :—Ocean Marine Insurance, If to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, f prem., " buyers " • Universal Marine In surance, f prem. ; filmdom and Provincis2. Marine to f dia. ; South Eastern Railway of Por tugal, ito f prem. ; London and South African Bank, dia. to par. United States Five per Cents. were inquired for, at 93. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. In the mining market to-day, East Wheal Bus sell shares are firm at 13 t o 4. Rosewarne United are Batter at 54 to 56. East Caradon are quoted 8} to f, and Lady Bertha, 24 to 31. East have been dealt m in the Stock Exchange at 1374 to 1384. The market generally is rather quiet. Imperial Brazilian Mining shares are in re quest, and are marked 14 and If. There are also inquiries for St. John. del Rey, whisk have been dealt in at 264 to 27, ex div. Kapunda Mining are marked If and 14 prem., being firm, and Eng lish and Australian Copper, 24. We are requested to state that the subscriptions for shares in the Cardiff and Caerphilly Iron Com pany will sbortl be closed. At a q massing of shareholder. in Peahens Mine yesterday the account& showed : Labour costa, lac, 8781. la 3d. ; sales of ore, 9261.14.54. ; leaving a pm & on the three mon ths' working of 481.135. 2d. The agent's eatidactory report and the acconnte were pused. At _a quarterly meeting of adventurers in Wheal Kitty held yesterday, the account. showed :—Tin 3,3271. 19a. Ild. ; labour cost, 2,91 W. 1.. 11d. ; showing a c li flr InthfLthreef the w o o i rl i dg 1 4 31 1 . . A 18a. dividendmme au of a 2a. per share was declared. Ate ale of copper ore, held at Swansea on the 10th inst., 1,465 tons were sold for 18,3821. 16s. 6d. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAP. Two o'Olooi. Scarcely any business is going forward to-day in the railway share market, and primes in nearly every instance are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North-Western stook is quoted 404 to 1; Great Western, 701 to 711 ; d, 114 toe I ; Imucashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to ;; 11x8d 93/ to 941 Great Northern, 116 to ,So u th Eastern, 841 to 861 ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 1. Lmbardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer. Grand Trunk of Canada stook is rather dull. Fo reign lines generally are very quiet. ORDINARY WARM ♦ND 4. TO TO ui ni IN i IN $7 eat ati "ii ,e 6 9 lee lei 16 67 al _ N la is sr Fr 78 1 .1 30e 115 - . 114 e SD al SO al SO al 11l al BR U W Ir. Ti 777 1 - 11161 7111 i 20111 aSi i &Ston Eirk.,las..tOraJrai Mcybarn I li t all =lid.C6 Dental and 2=W .. . CaSidaidaa ts.rt and Bandon Cornwall Do. • liana av paidas& owal ria 3 i Ina as . OMAN and 11....1114. INTIV - 449:7 ,e24 T ABCG: tri= Milan, Block A Do. 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Dp. _ 4,. Load 40. piii — edi Do. la.bLS P. Mts. ptet.l WalitidXstits; Wip klr COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAND. —(THIS DAY.) During the last fortnight the weather in the United King dom has been cloudy, but mostly minks, though cool for the season of the year, with a very low temperature at night and little sunshine in da time. Vegetation, however, has made this week roe propels, and the appear aims of the !growing crops is said to have improved wonderfull m almost every quarter. The wheat plants have been this week is bloom, and the weather has been so temperate that no injury has been done by ex. weave beet. For hay-making the weather has been specially propitious—the yield is considered very la rge an d scoured mostly in excellent oondition. There are some rumours of the potatce crops being again attacked by the disease, but confirmatory reports are still wanting. This uugg the weather in Lo Mon wee fine ; wind E. ; temperature~aild, bat atilt cool in the shade. The imparts at foreign grain into Laidas sines bit lissathrg yam reported this seem lag as fair at Boer, fair of whelk small of barley, sad Imp et oats, meetly from Bilge peels. Th• supply of home-paws pain was small, sad a/ maairpande flour moderate. The atlamiasee et the trade to-day he Nark-Lae was mambo ; W tam quiet, pe n es el moot made, maimed. Waaar.—iagliski, retail trade as Ind Ifeaday's decline. In foreign Mlle bashers debar— mattered la value. Abut in fair demand at lasi Kenday's decline. DALAI!' held firmly, at fully bat Monday's rates with up ward tendenc . Oars quired after, and pekes recovered ed. per qr. from limier decline. BIAJIIS. togLiall and Fgyptian quiet at about last Non• dogueourrosoy. amalaind at last 1100day'. prima Oriagerr QUOTATIONS, DOTY TAM. WBOAT L7 -14lish white, Ms. to SOL ; red, 545. to 58s. mqr si t r. Magda sad Konigsberg, 60s. to 665. per 4941 b. ; Na. to 645. ; other Baltic ports, 601. to 62e. ; Nowa. white, 60s. to 66e. ; red, 58a. to 62e. 1t0r22.-Town, 50e. to 1544.; Norfolk, 382. to 30s. per MOM. ; French, 425. to 60a per 28016. ; American (United States), 26e. to 30s. per barrel. BASIST. -English, 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 242. to 36a. ; other sorts, 262. to Ms. per qr. OAT.-British, Va. to 28s. per qr. ; &Wan, 191. to 235. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 235. to 242. taw yr . Bsttra-English tick, 331. to 38s. ; harrow, 395. to 42.. melt_ Perelga, 322 to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 35a. to 45 . Por (1 1, PUB. -2140'h boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, Ms. to 335. ; foreign white, 365. to 38s. FLOATING CARGOIB.-Since fast Friday not a single rWsi.laden vessel was reported arrived at porta of call. Shwa hest Tuesday not • smile transaction has occurred. There is now not a single cargo remaining off the weal on oak. With no fresh arrivals off the coast, the trade is at • stand-still. Prices of wheat continue nominally unaltered, bat in order to sell, importers vroaid have to accept a slight decline. Barley improving in derma. maize also is held firmer. AIULIYALS INTO LANDON lltOK JtILY • TO JULY 11. LieUsti and me soma. Mil Fora& I I sew are: Vlosr, wars. Wheat lawla, 04 Malt meat 110 e. w narzaw.4 ' lama , Jaw I — le Ns id II • Ildld 114 Ms Ille .... N N Mis id ON lIId Jody I NE westedis Amigo NT Its les Ws Us Ils 4 'Beam raw 2d444 ld 12 04 1d444 C4l 404 lid Od4de 24 Os .., 44 1141482 184 412 WW2 14 414 04 id Stills el Us di 11 WO 441.114 Id M 1 Ila lid M M M DUTT.--Wbeat, &aim 0214iW $N WINE^ la. DIAILUI 11110W010 TIM PLOPIATIOIIII AVIRAciI rata or Wan? DORM TO az 1111=11 IMMO. Trice. :June .i Joao &pm Jams areas 20-77-4-1: 861 4. 1 : 67 0 . , 64 11 64 9 . , r 63 -...-. .::: AI_LI : .. • • rl t I , LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS (lIIT INTIM! AND 11118 NAG:CRTC TWACIZAPII (now Goa owl owuttaroincsr.) Grain market steady. Wheat in good request at full rake. Flour dull. ladies ems rather maw. f l = 31a. ad. Mixed Auberlsen Me same. Beane use and neglected. Oats, eabessil, eel barley quiet. DAY.) lIITNCING-LANIL--(I'HIS DAY.) Snide.—This market ham had an improved appearance Uds week. General buyers have operated Mier freely and paid the full prices quoted last week, and a full average amount of business bus been done, including cargoes of foreign afloat. Refined has been steady ; lumps, 625. COFFEE. —There has been a fair average quantity offered this week. awl the bulk found buyers at full - prices. Tu.—The public sole, at the commencement of the week went ofT at • decline of about 3d. per lb., shoe when no business of importance has been reported by privet. con tract. Lettereby the China mail are expected to-marrow (Saturday). Corros —Several public sales have taken pines this week, at which prices were with difficulty supported. Itss has been neglected this week. Roy.—This market has been dull. Brims have sold at prevision rates. SALTril'LL—Prioes have been about supported in a de/1 market. INDIGO (Third de ).—Then is no alteration to nodes Bengal. Bengals of sound and densable qualities are in good request at 2d. to 3d. decline ; ordinary awl damp go off unevenly ► at 4d. to ed. decline. 1,07$ chests have plumed the sale to-&y, including 1. 117 withdrawn and 306 bought in, leaving SOO chests sa Markets grearally have a quiet appearauou TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tim market is steady. Masking T.Q. os the sleet is quoted 53 9d. ; August to Se pt. , as. Ai ; OM. to Des, (1(1. ; Jan. to *Arch, 1861, 53. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADIDUIALL.—Prices alLbs. to 64Th.., 21d. to 3d. ; 6111 M. to 7/Iha., 34. to 3/4. ; Tabs. to Whs., 3.14. to 2441. ; 11011s.to Whs., Ad. to 44. 1 dabs. to 9611 a, 414. to 43d. Horse Was, 7a to 9s. Calf skins, light, Od. to 3s. CA. ; fvl4 6s. BIIILIIONDSE T.—Lamb skins, 21. Bd. to 4a. 6d. ; shear. hogs, 2s. Od. to Vs. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) *rm. Amender and Smith report that the soiritst is v -I motive. and the samosas from plmitetiomo woes& Ditty, 130,0001. to 140,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wins End Acorn (lobe, 17.. 3d. ; Walls lia4 Rimier Onage, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Rummell Hoetals. 17a. 91; Wens sod Routh HAWN Pc Ad. ; Was bpi Edda, 17s. 3d. ; Walla bud Belmont, 111 s. AL I Wall. sad Auckland Ns* 16e. Walls End 18e , Walla tad Framw e llv i t e . 17.. 3d. ; War= Haugh Hall, 17s. 34. ; T.aß.ld Moos Butes, 13a.; Warr Pril3a; Davidson's Hartley, 15a. 9d. —Slips at mark. 1 " fa. 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New - Eng. and Anst. Cup. .. Gem 84•11/12 Navispitien 14 Great Ship (Limited) . Do. 174 per cent. Prat Lea. District Ted (L).. London Diecoent .. Lon. Oen. Oman, Oa ; Madras Irrign. t Canal NediterraneanileaTeL liediter. Ex. Tel. (Lim.) National Discount Co.. NerbiuldsCoaktlien(L) Netherlands Led l ort — 1);.87“.:17.1PTil &fa: N. Braze. & N. Soot. lb N. BM. Australasian.. 'Mal Du _ — Do. 7 New Shams ".. (hien. In. Stp. kLtm.) -- if>: • - e. Peel River Lead & MIL Peale. and Orbs. Stem M Do Now 1 led S.. & lad. W. di &forte's. by Dr. Ow I IS boa IS Now IL Ault Imola li IS Australia& Lad 1 Body .. Ds do. bettered . tutlo. 00. Up. Cos s Diasses toad— . I I Wel 9 10 DEATH or THE LIECT.-GOVENNOE Or JIMBEY.— Scarcely have we recorded the demise of the late Lieut.- Governor of Guernsey, General Sir G. J. Harding, when it becomes our painful duty to announce the lamented death of his Excellency Major-Geiseral Godfrey Charles Mundy, Lieut.-Governor of this island. The melancholy and no looked-for event occurred in London on Tuesday, the 10th inst. The son of the deceased and Mrs. Mundy were with the general during his last moments, and most sin unity we condole with that amiable and respected lady and her family on the irreparable and heartrending bereavement they have sustained. The deceased general entered the army as ensign in 1821, commencing his military career in the famed 32nd Light Infantry, Sir J. Moore's Regiment. It is worthy of remark that three previous Lieutenant-Governors of Jersey—vin., Sir E. Gibbs, Sir James Reynett, and Sir J. F. Love, also belonged to the same regiment, as did likewise Sir John Bell, formerly Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey. We believe the age of the deceased general was about liftyeix years. Subsequent to his services in India he was stationed in Canada, and later was appointed deputy adjutant-general in the Australian colonies. At the time of the Russian war, be received the appointment of Under Secretary of State in the War Department. Early is the year 1857, having retired from the War-office r he was honoured by her Majesty's commands to take upon himself the onerous duties of Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey, with 'the total rank of Maior.General. His Excellency arrived in the island on the 3rd of April, and was sworn into office on the 4th. Ho had consequently held the appoint ment *rep years, three months, and a few days. On the 4th of May, 1860, he was promoted to the substantive rank of majorgeneral. We should not omit to mention that General Mundy not only cultivated literary tastes, but was also the author of two or three works, i:c t li n a . Pen and Pencil Sketches in India," and " Our Anti es," being a record of residence and rambles in the Au colonies. These works exhibit descriptive powers of no mean order, and a vivacity and flow of humour particularly agreeable. In this island the loss of his excellency will be deeply felt. Naturally gifted with superior ability for the discharge of the varied and important functions of Lieut.-Governor and , Commander-in-CLief, his whole administration has been one , of active seal for the public service. He kept himself carefully aloof from cliques and factions, and allowed noftber individual nor party influence to bias him in the performance if his public duties, or in the exercise of those private courtesies which, as a thorough gentleman, be to constantly manifested to those with whom he came in contact.--Jenny Indtpendent THE COVENTRY RIBBON WEAVERS.—The city continues to feel great anxiety and uncertainty, arising out of the difference between the manufacturers and their work people. Oreatitintress prevails among the poor weavers, and numerous instances might be cited of women and children suffering the utmost pangs of want and hunger. A eau is given on creditable testimony of a famishing mother removing some " pluck" from a butcher's stall, and when pursued by the tradesman, in company with a policeman, she was found with her children eating the meat in it. raw date. The butcher, bower, was too much affected by the crotchetiness of the seam and the famished children to give the mother into the custody of the policeman, but gave her some pecusinry masirnanos. The board of guardians is unable to afford relief to the large number of applicants who come before dream and a committee has been appointed for the management of a relief fund. Sir Joseph Paxton has just sent a anon,* of 60/., and the Right Hon. Edward Elicc, M.P., a similar amount.—Bir,titphon Post of to-day. Teti CROPa. —The fine weather of tho lent ten or twelve days has greatly improved the appearenos of the grain cro in this Jidda, and though the hermit RIOS y be later than ustuil, there is every prvapean al an average yisld.—Starafoed Mercury. OsTerAt. Fetter. —ONA Santana DAy, THIJUDAY, JOLT 12.—Admissions on payment, 13,443 ; ditto by mem tickets, 2,869 ; total Tinton, 16,312. 8 0 WO A *KO %NO Skate 000 14400 44,000 110,000 S,OOO ifokol 1:03(70 uAcgoo = 100,80 160 000 02,r*1 I Bale& - i ., 4 1608,670 R 6643 14,400 76,000 76,006 60,000 10,000 U 7 117 HO 117 104 9119 id 1 i 9 , 7 31 No xd 1 11 Ile xd 0 I IMI Id dis I 9 99 ial H I dts par id COI TO II U it OS 11 /1 20 1 90 52 74 76 21 22 161 161 ffi 211 I I 0 i Gus In 111 96 4 :a zd pit 14 - id Si rd id ::: goo .:.. ioo w} lit 10 lir _id 2 .- ? 1 a . 14 _l4 zd .. 2i - t xd n~ ISM IS -4- SO 46 4 A 38 a 11 13 16 116 110 I S 18 . 17. tt !,1 104 100 xd 107 lee liqui -7_ iI I I Xs I II I JII W I i I . 111 3 mad ail 8 4 I I' ti zi I 11 Ile pizi U II 11 74 no ire poi i dia pas 1111 II Si 6 IN 6.2 110 lie U U. 2 2 . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOWIE OF LORDS.—Trusauv, Joss 11 The Loan Camrcauka took hh oat ea the 'roebuck at 5 o'clock. NOTICES OP MOTIONS. Lord RAVENSWORTH pve notice that to-morrow (this day) he would move the locoed resilksig of the bill which stood in th e name of the Archb s ithop of York, with regard to the distribution of church property. The FAA of DERBY gave notice that at an early period be should call the attention of their lordships to the pre sent mode of conducting the public' business of the house. In doing so it was not his intention to bring forward any motion of a partisan character, or to cast any redactions whatever upon her Ma)esty's government. He merely wished to bring the question of conducting the business of the house under their consideration. INDIAN PRIZE MONEY. The Fort of ELLENBOROUGH wiebe Ito ask the noble duke opposite what was the canoe of the delay in the distri bution of the booty taken by Hr George Wlutelock's force at Kurwee. The liake of ARGYLL said that upon consulting his right hon. friend the Secretary for India on the subject, he found no report whatever had been received from the Erst Indian government in reference to the booty to which the noble earl referred, and his right hon. friend had no power to niece in the affair until such • report had been received. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH—The statement of the noble duke only makes matters worse. We have 1,139.000 f. obtained by the government of India in June, 1868, and is respoct to that sum not one word has yet been received in this country. Lonl MONTEAGLE said that he had himself upon three occasions called their lordships' attention to the contempt-- the contemptuous forgetfulness of duty, and the disregard of the state of the law, which had been shown ty the go vernment of India. After a few words from the Duke at Imam, the subject dPIPPed. 8,V70Y AND NICE. In answer to Lot4Nicaiturift -- The Marquis of CLANMICABDE said that he wonid consent to postpone the motion which stood in his name on the paper relative to the affairs of Savoy and Nice. THE JEWS ACT AMENDWaNT BILL. trpon th 9 order of the day being read for the committal Lord LiNDIII7RST said that when the bill first came up from the other house of parliament it we not his intention to have taken charge of it. The amendment which he was about to propose having been inserted, he had consented to take charge of the bill. Of course their lordship.' intention had been that • resolution of the House of Commons should have the force of • strid ing order ; but the Speaker was of opinion, on the contrary, that it must be renewed every sesmon, as a resolution founded on an set of parliament meld not be converted into a standing order. 'The object of this bill was to avoid the inoonvenience of renewing the act every sessioe. He would, with their lordships permission, read the bill, which consisted of only tour or five lines, as it would stand with the amendment inserted. It was to the effect that, "Whenever the House of Commons shall onler that any resolution teemed pursuant to said act shall have the form of a standing order, any member professing the Jewish religion may thenceforth be sworn in pursuance of tho standing order, so long as the same Mall matinee in force." The effect of the bill was, therefore, nothing more than to enable the House of Commons to convert • resolution into • standing order, so as to prevent the necessity of passing the resolution at the commencement of every session. The bill went through committee with the amendment, and Well ordered to be reported on lifooday next. THE NAVAL DISCIPLINE SILL. This bill wu Coi;mittedproTcoma, to be recomtnttiett on Monday next. This bill was read a second time. . LOCAL TAXATION RETURNS BILL After an observation Iran Lord Doom this WU win and a wood time. RAILWAY CHEAP MAINS BILL. trottiltooeeditee - 77 -- -- AUGMENTATION OF SMALL BENEncim 4firx- LAND) BILL. This bill passed through committee. THE ANSTRUTHER UNION HARBOUR BILL. This bill wee road • third time and pawed. THE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGE ESTATES fltis bill passed through oomnottoe sad vas reported to the THE LAW AND EQUITY BILL. Thi, bill was read • third time and porn& THE PLIKENIX-PARK. BILL Thin bill pass4;lthoug h committee. TENISON'S CHARITY BILL This Lill passed through committee. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPLEMENTAL BILL This hill passed through committee. HARBOUR OF REFUGE AT HOLYHEAD. The EArl of MAYO then moved fur a select committee to inquire into the state and efficiency or otherwise of the new refuge harbour at klolyhead, and the cause or amuse of the winiber of wrecks that occurred therein during the last year. Also to inquire into the plan as now sanctioned by the Admiraltyi for the construction of a pocaet harbour fur the accumuwdLLion of the large class of steamers about to be employed for the lrish mail service. The Duke of SOMERSET observed that the present harbour had been erected under the advice of a commis sion, and be could not take on himself the responsibility of constructing • new are. The present works ought to be completed before any further steps were taken. As to the committee, he saw no practical use in its ap pointment. After a short discussioo, the motion was withdrawn, and the house adjourned at half•put 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TauEsDAY, JULY 12. (Continued from yestonlay's Expreir.) Oa dime 128 (of the B;nkruptoiy and insolvency Bill), which parrides that no dividend can be claimed after the expiration of 90 years from the declaration thereof, being Pr 27.I I ANCE moved an amendment to make the provision Pro•Pe The ct A M TTORNEY-GENERAL agreed to the amendment. The amendment was then ineeried, but the clauae, as amended, was still under discussion when the sitting was iminded at 4 o'clock. The sitting was resumed at 6 o'clock. THE GALWAY CONTRACT. Mr. CORRY asked the Secretary to the Treasury whe ther the assignment of the Galway contract had been pur chased by the Montreal and Ocean Steam Packet Company if so, ou what terms the purchase bad been effected, and what modifications of the conditions of the contract had been sanctioned by the government. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—In reply to the right hom gentleman's question he would, in the first instance, take notice of a question which the hon. member for Liverpool (Mr. Floridan) had pot upon the paper, and in doing so It would not ben as the hon. gentleman would see, to enter into many d etails on the subject. It was true that an arrangement was made be tween the Montreal and Ocean Steam Packet Company on thu one side, and the Galway Packet Company on the ot he r, for the arisi2;unient of the government contract to the former company ; but that arrangement was of necessity subject to the consent of the government. An application was accordingly made two or three days ago to the government for that consent, the copy of the assignment being at the same time placed in their hands. At the same time an intimation was made to the government that the answer must be immediate, as the matter would not bear time for consideration. Under these eh esulletences the government really were precluded from folly considering the question on its merits, and had no hesitation therefore in replying, without at all intimating what would have been the result if full time bad been given for consideration, that they would not sanction the assignment. (Hear, hear.) STEAM COAL. Mr. RIDLEY uteri the Secretary to the Admiralty whether any reports had been received of the experimenter ordered to be made by the Admiralty at Woolwich or other dockyards, on the mixture of Welsh and north country Aaiun coal for the use of the Royal Navy, and if so whe ther he would lav such reports upon the table of the house. Lord C. PAGET replied in the affirmative, and added that the reports would he hid upou the table. MALT DUTY CREDIT Mr. HODOKINSON asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer when he proposed to bring in the bill to shorten the term of credit for malt duty ; whether he intended to provide by such hill that a amount on the duty should be allowed, as on the last occasion of reducing the term of credit ; and whether be proposed by such hill, or by any other bill, to modify any of the existWg excise restrictions under add& the malt trade were no obliged to conduct their business. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that it was intended to proceed with the proposal long ethos hrl nounced to the hone respecting the shortening the tins() of credit for the payment of the malt duty ; but as the (Met. tion doh not greatly press, it bad given way to other more messing business. The government, however, would en eavour to proceed with it on as tarty • day as was come,- title with the claims of other measures. His hon. frieml was aware that there was another proposal which would have been brought forward earlier in the session, but bad been postponed once or twice in deference to the wishes of gentlemen who took an interest in the question, viz., for the remission of the duty that still existed on the import of foreign malt, and supposing that proposition to be adopted, it would be the duty of the government to submit a legisla tive measure to give effect to it. With regard to the main point of his hen. Mead's question, he had to state that. ft was not Intended to propose that there should be anv discount on the duty. A do rmant was allowed lest year on the . ground that no notice had been given to the parties of the intention to thorttn the annual credit, but ae full notice bad been given in the present instance no such proposal would be made. With reference to the restrictions under which the malt trade had to conduct its business, what he believed his hon. friend referral to was , the allowance of drawback on duty-paid malt. (War, hear) Upon th at point he had to sae that in the event of its beinirdetermined to autborien the Import of trvign malt, such allowance would be male, purpose. alo, c lause would be introduced into the bill fur that _ad I 8~. 11l us ilt Id lis WO id 1 OS id ii 161 iii 119 119 146 119 106 K itr an ii id UT U get • NI 1 171 1T 11% 7 1111 ! 7 iii i i 74 56 1 a 64 _se _Le