The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-09 00:00:00

lutist be invited, it not coerced, to exile for life from Syria every Druse sheik who took any promi nent part in the outrages which we have witnessed for the last mouth here. Again, all feudal power of the Druse !Iwik! in Lebanon must be at once and for ever ►uppoesed and the whole Mountain put under a Chmituto kaimacain, who will be subject to tiu . s„i tAn ' A government, but controlled by the e..iesulsegener.si of the five powers. If this be done three way be hopes in the future for this fair land, etherwese we shall always be liable to a repetition of the wholesale murders by which the DrWlea h:.v.• of late turned Lebanon into a slaughter-house. If one iota of power is left to the Druses of Syria, if every sheik who directly or otherwise took part in the late outrage against the Christians is not banished from the land, it would be better—as will no doubt be the case, that every European or other Christian in the province should leave the country. Neither the English trade to Syria, nor that of an 7 ether country, can ever be on a safe footing, until there is for Mount Lebanon one strong-handed governor, and he ought to be a Christian. I open my letter to say that the slaughter at Zahleli has been fearful; amongst others, several French Jesuits murdered by the Druses. The whole of Syria is now open to these hordes of ruffians. Great fear is expressed for Damascus. At Dheir-el-Kaniar the Druses are disarming the Christians, and will no doubt in due time massacre the whole population of the place. Beyrout is like a deserted town, the harbour crowded with men-of war, signals making, salutes firing, and everything as in a state of war. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN. QUKLNSTOWN, aLTURDAT TM Royal Mail steam-ship Niagara, Captain Kyr* which kit Boston on the Tith, and Halifax on the Zak ult., arrived here at 11.20 p.m. She 6rhp 12 lassetigem, ni;il 230,201 duUan in rpecie for Foginol. She Laded all the mails and proceeded to Liverpool at 11.401 ra., all well. The Great Eastern had arrived out. The split Among the democrets at Baltimore is oosilrmed ; owe &vinous Dominating Mr. Douglass and the other Mr. Brockeeridge. Nirw Tows, Jun 211, Eve:frac. —Exchange on London is quoted 1091 to a. Stocks have deeliaed. New York Central cloned at 813, 82 ; Erie, 18j, ; Minn* let The cotton market is quiet ; males WO to 300 bah& Flew has risen to 10 cents. Wheat and sugar are in dimead. Corn sod pork firm. Freight• ate firmer. EW Owasso', Jun 23.—Ths cotton market is irregular. ttslre, 200 bales Freights ere nasisteged. (LATEST BY TISLIORAPH TO HALIFAX.) New Toes, Jugs 28, EVl:flirt:. The Onat Eastern 'Mold here today. She reached the dock without the lied trouble. Am immesse crowd &assemble', Anil much mathusiame was 'manifested. The greatest dtd►lKe which the Crest Eastern no in one day was 3.61 nide*. The shortest was 254 miles. The greatest awed ►ttained during the voyage was 14; knob' per hour. The ate.iti.er Kangaroo, Irons Liverpoot, arrivedyeaterday. sti she are firmer. The cotton market is very dull. Mid dling upland. lOgc. Breadstuff. show a ileclinieg tendency, soil quotations are timely maintained. Cure is lower. The MAI ket for ' , resisted's is arm. Lard rimed buoyant. New Oittrams, JI NI 27. The ads. of cotton to-day amount to 600 bales. Prices at.• arreguLr and nominal. QrZENBTOWN, JILT B. The Royal Mail stemunahip Africa, Captain ehaotem. ■mead here at I 30 p.m to-day. SW wiaterked the mei; and proceeded for New York at 6.10 All ern. LI VKR POOL, MOVINT. The imyal mail 'steam-ship Niagara, Captain tirwr. hunt Halifax and Iliwtos, which tesabied at Quer to.o matierday eight, bee arrived here. Tltc t'cllf"rnuto sad steamer had arrived at New York, with NN NN dollars aad advicea to the eth Joao. The Fatted Mateo didnet court of Now Odom had decried that the Marina steamers were sot lawful prima LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. or saw= lILISIUML) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL RTAXML Ave fueling& Hotly and Lawl Pedrick an hem Tadao paid forfeit. RENTINCK *TAXER. Nam* caw nag sad a halt lasaasay. lilaglioloa, No Light, Hum" Tina, Panama. ParvatA. sod White Rase ara TWO- TEAM OLD PLATE. Half Wis. Ponlal..tr, • to Horace, Loeussitot, Matti& s, Dudes, and Bross ore here. P. 114 Voorur. Clafsoeisre. HANDICAP PLAT! T.Y.C. cumherlawl, Rani Aria, Syringe, Townie, Ade. Len. and Melaynaid are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN PLATE Two veils& Duneany, Jack Spring s Underhand, P• 4114 Horace, `:rinse, H.. Weloter. Weatherbonsd., Itaiot, and Jeany Louglegn. AL are hue bet the Int nie. Inur.a ARRITAUL -.Want Bede, Itowth, Druid. Mow- Ipas, iktly Hanks, East Stanley, Willman, OtteEST. OCITIMIEII Or EN.:LAND mulArr THI PLAYERR. -At leemeigtosioval Mittuttlay mornieg this match was con and Mr. Wand and Mr. V. E. Walker Ikia~ red out on the previous eveniag) resumed their peri lous at the wicket.. Mr. Walker rued* his figures np to 18 hs some very fine kitting, soil Lit was the seventh wicket to fall. Miners. Visreett, Trail', mei Rowley succeenively went In, and ea ch. a ft er a sma ll contribution, retired, leaving Mr. Wand to bung out hit bet for a wore of 39. The heel of the inniino reacted 245. The hotting of the retlemen throughout Was first claw ; the weak point WY their deficiency in bowling. It was thought at ore time that the playen would have raised a victory in one innings, but it 1. -ed otherwer, for they found they bed 78 to go la +salu.t ; this, however, they accomplished with the for of two wicket.. Ili-With taking out his bat for 32, and Hay. wan! the like for 39. h. ENT r. M RYLEINYIL.—An interesting match has loan pkyol in the St. lA.renes•groun.l. Canterbury, kettreen the mewl'sn of the Marylebooe Cricks% Club and th.• County of Kent. Then was some excellent play on 1.4 h sides, but Keut manaseil to conquer their opponents. In the first inuiuzs Kent scored 15ii ; in the wooed (with tour lots oolrl , 21. The Marylelsone Club scored 53 in the tnt Mains, and 124 in the secund. Mr. Stewart has Mired front Donegal, an that 1,1 Huaihow—son of the Itergais of Absecon, -.will be eleeted without epprwition for the seat vacant by the death 4 fir E. Hayes. " Argue," of the Post, states that Sir Robert Peel gives up Ms stud, which connate of the A division of J.ho Day ; but the latter has received the most comph• meutary communiostion as to the ►bility and faithfulness with which he weed him. The screw xteamship Himalaya, Captain Beo r,wow, left Plymouth Sound op Saturday eosin* with the Astronomer Royal seal party. Profaner Airey's sniff c0n .414 of . 1 * t6O peones on arriving at Mina be will take Ike chief portion a distaste of 160 miles, to secure a clear atmosphere and a (*miler' sky. The rest will proceed to &stealer. The eclipse wiU take place on Wednesday, the 146. A hore and cattle chow for Savoy in to take PL . - at Cliandery on the I;th, lath, sal 19th August, the drwring to have an early opportunity of arpre• cent.. the rmmiree. of hi. new 1...5e...i0n5. T 1... Fox Club animal fish dinner took place matureiv, at the TiAfalgar, Greeawica. Present — %mime Tuaishend, Earl of Zetlaad. Mr. laropton, r,Lortl Monty... Ilna. Hamilton Duncan, Lord Llaanver, 1, -.4 Mama Hill, Hight Hon. Dr. I...shingles, Colonel 1 Colonel Hoo. Frederick L.N.dogan. Lai .4 noeford, Viwount Harnham, M.P., Colonel I adaace. Vi knout t:ntielok IrMl Cremona", Colonel 14. w, Mir M. J. (I.ohoekv. M.P., Lord Como's, Her H. r.rnmei Davie, M.P., Calumal I , Y.P. Mr. irdasnl the Thomas t4reh, Lord C. Fox Lewd Celaccl the Roo. Wearnaa Coke, P . Mr. Rowland Yr. Aspictoe Seepiccomm he. Mr. Frederick Guarracitio, now her Majesty's te aromer ad Meow is the Mark Sea, I. ap t-wt.-4 coral for Cry* is the warn of Mr. Lewis J. &Meld. The Lord Chief Justice .4 Lulea( has ap pore' Thermo Norton, Fr.i., of the Home Circuit (for- Iv eked Justice of Newfoundland). a !looter of the ton-oar a the Court of queen's /teach. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY , 9, 1860. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAL Two oVwx. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost at a standstill, and prices are nominally quoted exactly the same as on Saturday. London and North Western stock is qquoted 102 to Great Western, 70 to * ; •11 nd, 118 to Lanoishire and Yorkshire, 105 k to 108 ; C e donian, 931 to k ; South Eastern, 851 to 1, being dull ; and Rastmn Counties, 58 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at par to / prem. The French lines are firm and Canadian quiet. Dutch Rhenish Railway shares are marked 101. OLDINAILY SIMMS AND ATOM& The July session of the Central Criminal Court was opened this morning before the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir R. Carden, Rase, Hale, and Mechi, the Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs, &c. The first edition of the calendar contains the names of 72 prisoners. The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that owing to the short interval that had elapsed else. the last session, there wens very few prisoners for trial at the pre mot one, and it did not appear to him that any of the caw were likely to present any diSenlty. There was one charge of manslaughter, in which a person named Bunton was charged with killing • woman by knocking her down, but it appeared that the deceased wag in • stets of intoxication at the time, and the grand jury would have to consider whether the evidence established that the blow was the cause of death, and if that fact wea not established they would not be justified in finding • true The grand jury then retired. KAILWAYII. mss . . Wes to-dm tolp.s. uua wok ishourVal Birk.,lan.,&Chos.Junc treid t Tia• Xd.C Oft sal Illaimlaa I N, 78 TS Ili lli el Ti 106 107 93i 04 It is not expected that the trial of Mrs. Feltham, for the robbery et the Crystal Palace, will come on before Wed nesday. Sergeant Ballantine is specially retained for the defence. To' - Do. A JA onto Do. I 1 p.o. Is paid to 1. Delft and DeUs4 Jos. Mad_ Perth. &Abd-la. Oat isi4=tles I sTaime; laile4ong THE POLICE COURTS. 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Now Gua.'6 p. et. Do.korder Union gni 14.144L—80rw.4 p.c.Prt. I Do. ds. do Do. Ledo 6 p.el No. 1 Do. York. M. & &pure. lab Cool New Pr& N. 131 pad. et Do Aber. p.e Do. f p. et. Prei.4l L 0 &took & Devon Axed p. e. &FAL (Rood. An. A. 6) Do. 4+ per mut Do. flood 41 oor 01.11 i & Wales rut. 4 p. oast Do. 4+ per oont & Yorkonfre 4 p. e. Ens etock.kDarllngtonsp.o Do. do. B 6 p.o Do. do. C &p.a Wster.& Kllkenny6p.e W. Mld—Ottlotreitst Do. do. Ind do Do. Newp. sp. et. Prof Do.do.perp. 6 p. ct. prof LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COUR.T. (Baton th► Lords Justices of Appeal.) LICTLAND r. ILL!iGWORTH. Thu wig an appall from the refusal by Vice-Ch►noellor Sir John Stuart of ► motion by • purchaser of estates sold under the decree of the court under the following circular dances : The property in question, which was in • manufacturing town endemism& of a freishokl house and remisaa,withsteam engine, boiler, and steam pipes, was sold by public auction. In the particulars of ale the prreises were described as being " well supplied with water." After 111111 Sill the pur chaser discovered for the fist time that the only effective supply was from the waterworks of the town, from which • supply of water, adequate to work the steam-engine, would involve • charge of 2:3/. per annum. The motion before the Vice-Chancellor was made by the paroluser, no the grimed that the ex pert= "well mapplial with water" would, to as inhabitant of • sraufacetring town, imply a gratuity= supply of water, either foes • mane within the premises or con , =weed thither tram an iedepend..t seeres. Upon the argument of the appeal en Wednesday last, Elmeley, Q,C., sad Mr. Leigh Pesaburtee appeared for the plaintiff ; an d Yr. Malin, Q.C., and Mr. G. L. Rus sell for the defendant. Their lordships reversed the Vice.Chancelker'e decision, holding that the condition of sale was not sufficiently ex plicit, and that the prima facie interpretatioe of it was that the premises were supplied with water from natural sources. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Satiny at Nisi Prins, at Guildhall Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and a BpaaialJaary.) TOMEI V. DODD.-TIUI MULL ACT. ' This was an action for treepaea The defendant pleaded not guilty bT statute; and secondly, the payment into court of 161. Mr. Lush. Q.C., and Mr. Bereeford, were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. M. smith, Q.C., and Mr. Barstow, were ocausselfor the defendant. The defendant wee the churchwarden of the precinct of Bridewell Hospital, and had obeyed all order issued by the Secretary of State for the closing of the burial ground belonging to Bridswell Hospital. The plaintiff had taken a lame of a strip of ground between the hospital and the burial pound, which bad been closed for sixteen or seven teen years ; he was about to build there, and bad placed some of the old materials on the burial grated, on which ma order from the Secretary of SUM was obtained to prevent hint, and for the removal of the materials, in doing whisk the wail between %be strip of land and the burial-ground was removed. For the plaintiff the contention was that the ground was a private ground, and without the opention of the Burial Aot and the direction of the Secretary of Skate. For the defence it was urged that the pound had been used for upwards of 160 piers as a public burial ground for Bridewell ; and that within the last 100 years 3,500 bodies had been buried in a piece of ground about cue-eighth of an acre in extent. A verdict was taken for the plaintiff in order to turn the facts into • special use, to obtain the opinion of the court on the construction of the act relative to the closing of burial.grounds. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings at Nisi Pries, at Oeildhall.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron Pollack and a Commoa Jury.) The court sat this manila& and disposed of the only re maining came in the list. It was an action to recover corn• penvation is damages for Ike breach of a contract relative to the building mad taking a lams of a shop and premises Dear the hotel et the entrance of the East and West India Docks,and was of no intereetesoept to the parties concerned. This terminated the after term sitting.. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wan Kr. Commiasioner Goolburn.) 111 II JOON MOM. The banknipt, a builder, of Carlisle-street, Soho, applied for his certificate. Debts, 1,431/. ; &mete returned at 7301. Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, reported that the bankrupt's failure Wes in some woman) owing to the builders strike of last year. His books had been indiffer eftLttept. At the beginning of 11159 he had a small Et7Praser, for the assignees, said that the estate bad realised little or nothing, yet, believing that be was an honest man, the meioses did not wish to oppose. His Honour greeted an immediate certificate of the second class. .111 III U Ot. AMP? BILUM11:11T. The bank rzili:AlTemoarloaliihrmplo Elea owl Emil Beer mirk Were ri -feloyo essmiallimemoss, of Goadomitivoinot. This woe the 1128111illteln moan& Tb. balsas sheathes ash how lied ; bat peolmboire shatemeat of affairs, by threw Hart, the eimomalimes, shows liabilities of 25,003/., wit► times of 4,0.001.. Mr. Lownoot, for tits woolgooes, consented to on adroro moot for two wootho, whisk woo "Mental. IS 111 . W, D.Ho.tU.. TM bankrupt vonea \1 4 and numbest, et Rye. This we the easseintam meeting. Thebniance sheet, by em& Hart, exhibits the hillowieg sientt tere yawn' trading : Dn. T tromlitors .17,11113 3 6 To o ihtto sororitip To es train d ship U 3 Ts prat Go gas sham To prelim es taut* 5.40 14 11 To mph* 16th April, 1468 To Wilily toolltur hol4io mom rity ......... . ...... . To lioLilitis oluistiond 1,772 0 0 £14,219 15 1 By debtors r awei B6OO 15 3 By ll/8 12 9 By de ken btors bad 1134 I 111 BY lorv9s!it By excepted &nibs. 2O 0 0 By property bold b swam By property bold by bklity snilione By expresso 10,319 6 0 By booms and psnamil s=pasm ...... By loam By liabilities /16,219 15 1 Mr. Pennell, in his report en the cue, stated that the bankrupt was solvent, and had a coniderahle surpl us I 0 April, HMS. His poeition was now mach changed. His debts and liabilities were now 9,591/. ; meets, on his own statement, 4,11151., showing a loss of 5,4:W, in the short space of two elan; but it was not likely that the assets would reifies the amount stated. The bankrupt's returns had been 30,11071., on which ho had debated himself with a profit of 5,96 W. ; bat, in reality, he had made no profit, the wages paid to his workmen exceeding that amount by 348/. He had kept no regular cash book ; upwards of 4.0001. was estimated in his vales ; lad his wages account had not been reguhrly kept. Under these circumstances the balance sheet could only be conaidered an estimated account. _. .......--... The bankrupt eras allowed to pees, se having rendered the best amount in his power. IN RI UNDEnWOOO.—COsT or tenIIXTIONS. This was the certificate sitting, in the case of John coder wond, wholesale stati o ner and ink-manufacturer, of !Mean's buildings, Shoe.lanc. He owes to nueecured cre ditor., 2,9` 0 .21. ; lubilities iiil2l. ; newts returned at 490/. The profits (in 9 3 months) had been 1,473/. ; trade charge s , 1,174/. ; l aw an d sccountant's charges under inspection, 7601. ; personal expenditure, Med. ; losses on rediastiou, MOO. ; deficiency ,y, 1145 R, TOW. The report of the official assignee calls attention to the fact that an expense of 760/. had been incurred in an ineffectual attempt to wind up the estate under inspection, keying only • nominal dividend for the creditors. Hs Honour observed that that was rather • remarkable item. It would appear that inspection was • very expensive male of proceedimg. Mr. Holmes, for the tradeassignee, offered no opposition. He was • large creditor, representing :mover:lor, Chaytor, and ('o., and a party to the deed ..1 inspection. Mr. Linklater supported the Inokrupt. The estate had been wader inspection nearly two rears; at the beginning of that time the bankrupt had been deticieut only 3001. or 4001. i'entiell—The fart is the business was curried ou by the inspectors eta IWO, The Commiguoiser—How mime this heavy amount for law end other expanses to he incurred! Mr. Linkleter mid that the law expenses had not been wholly incurred under the inspntion. There wave Dino, costa previously due to Mr. Justice. which we. included. The bankrupt het compromised ten years ago, paying his credi tors Wu in the goal. His Honour mid this was one of the we which illus trated the absurd anxiety of partial to keep matters out of t►i. court, whereby in some moaner four-fold expense was incurred. Mr. Lia!dater maid that ittapectiois had hren preferred to haakrupky is MS, bec.auae it waa thought th a t certa i n patents which the bankrupt poeseesol would be better roe lied is that way. His Rower said the expense that had been incurred was certainly to be re rotted. Though the car WWI not a very favourable ass, as the erudite", did sot oppose, the bank• rapt 'night have a siscosikilara certificate. 'Emilia Bacon AT tilutimma—The militiamen irbn committed the settles epos the pelke at Shiebta, few wain ego, we brought up a FriAsy, alone with the young girl 11110 indirealed to dame the presence of an officer durum the amdiet, to receive .esteem. The nugistratee took author • Yakut view d the owe ao far es the men were eceeersed, red sestemed them Is only • ntooth'e no priesement, Mae lie girl, who maw emu& • blow, ,wind the mom peeWmeet —leewetk CArvaide. 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Punto 1 D0.1.ad.111.7101g. 6 p.cl MAP lehe id We OS "" 5 Ii 61 75 80 76 76 62 71 Ma 11....1,1 0 2 11 die id 1 106M5 1 szd sd dl i a par :d d 101 10 11 u 5l 171 201 HO '2 76 76 66 60 07 71 67 62 65 (6) 97i I 96 11. x x l 102 it 1} dl. id 95 111 dls r 96 58 I 96 98 95 97 go 92 86 68 ird 1161 96. . 90 92 id 15 1 di. id 5 I' 5 7 6 7 5 7 96 f ib :1 11 11 x4 NI 96 id . I YANBION•HOUB& A man named John 'lowa was brought before Sir B. Cerden, charged with robbing his employers, Mears. M'Donald and Brown, commission agents, Milkotrest„ Chcepside. It appeared that the prisoner was porter to the premien tars, and in consequence of suspicion that was enter tained that he was robbing them, he was watched by Backman, a detective officer, on Saturday week and on Saturday hat also. On the first occasion he went to the shop of Mrs. Cook, a haberdasher, in High-street, Wapping, and it appeared that he had sold to her a number Of articles worth 71. upon different occasions, and that he represented himself to be a traveller to a commercial house in the city. The prisoner was committed for trial. 11055E1T ST AN ITALIAN COUNTESS. A fmhionably attired female, who gave the name of Rise de (ATM, residaig at 11, Park-ros4 Regent's-park, and who was described as an Italian countess, wee placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with stealing on the 2nd instant, 1 shawl, 1 parasol, and a pair of ear•rings, of the value of 4/., the property of Madame Sarah de Mark,, of 172, Euston-road, St. Puma. Mr. Albert acted.. interpreter. The complainant, who is a French lady, said that the prisoner lodged with her for some time, and was in the habit of borrowing wearing apparel from her. Last week she went away from the home, taking the above things with her, and not returning, information was given to the po lice, and the prisoner was apprehended by Cook, 19M S. but not without a groat deal of trouble, for the prisoner barricaded her door. When she was taken into custody a pawnbroker's duplicate relating to the complainant's shawl wee found upon her. There was another charge against the prisoner of obtaining 3/. 10a. by means of false pretences, but this was not gone into. The prisoner in defence saii that the prosseut& bad lent her the articles, and she could produce witnesses to show that that was the case. Mr. Albert maid there could be no doubt that the prisoner was a countess, and had in this country fallen into bad hands and plundered to • grad extent. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner until Thursday next, but took her reoognissnoss for her appearance. PROCEEDINGS Ar JUDGES' CHAMBERS. Junco' CRAmetax, July 11. The following regulations for transacting the bubo* at these chambers will be observed till further mike. By ORDER. Original summon's* only to be placed on the file and •Gathered. &unmoor. stlionnied by the judge will be heard at half wit ten o'clock precisely, receding to their numbers on the ad j ournment file, and those not on that file previous to tie numbers of the day being called, will be placed at the bottom of the general file. frinasonme of the day will be called and numbered at a quarter to eleven o'clock, ►od heard consecutively. Counsel at one o'clock. The name of the cause to be put on the counsel file, and heard accoediag to number. ached. will be t;ikeu at tee o'clock. Affidavits in support of ex party applications for Judge's orders (except those for orders to hold to bail) to be left the day before the orders are to be applied for, except under special circumstances ; such affidavits to be properly indorsed with the names of the parties, the nature of the application, wad reference to the statute under which any application is made, the party applying being prepared to produce the time. Further time to plead will not be given as a matter of Bir Charles Wealthy had an interview with the Duke of Newcastle ea Saturday at the Colonial-office. Despatches were vent to the Governor &Maitland Islands from the Colonial-office on Saturday. The second of Professor Scott's lectures on "Philosophy and Revelation," delivered on Friday evening at the M.,rylebone Institution, was more numerously attended than the first, the theatre being well filed with an unusually intelligent and influential audience. The lecture evidently suited deep interest, and was listened to throughout with the profoundest attention. A meeting bee been held in Darlington —the Me tropolis of Quakerdom—fer the purpose of organising a rills corps in that town. A committee wee appointed t o carry out the arrangements. " IaILIKAL " MEMBER FOR STROVD.—Mr. Horsmaa's speech will probably be remembered in future times as tearipai the extreme point to which the tide of liberalises receded during the days of the great reaction of 1880. tio extravagant were Mr. ficeaman's preitime—so entirely did he overlook or neglect the established preen:i deate and doctrines upon which the position of th e House of Lards with reference to the House of Commons is founded, that he overshot the wishes end opinions not only of the Scrim, but probably of the peers themselves, who must have listened with some dismay to an orator claiming oa their behalf privileges and immunities which, if they were the law of the land—as they happily are net—cou ld not possibly be tolerated, and must be almost the immediate eaves of proceedings more or lees revolotimary.—Tines. Tax LATE ATTEMPTED PRORKLYTIgn IR NORFOLK. —Master Ysesittart has been remitted to the cure of the Rev. F. H. H. Ho brim, rector of Reekheath, from whose Louse it will be remembered he ran away to Norwich. Canon Daltoo his threatened one of the load papers, the Norfolk Chrowwle, with an action for alleged defamation of character. A ZZALOCA VoLuxrmta. —Captain Harrison, of the Brownhilla and District Rifle Volunteer Company (Staffurdshtp.), has offered a prize of 1001. to any member of his company who shall gain the first prize at any future meeting of the National Rifle Association. FEMALE EMIGRATION TO TAIIMANIA.--011 day the Isles of the South, • very fine ship, 821 tons register, under the command of Captain George Gray, riled from Gravesend, hound to Hobart Town. Among the paaseegere were 108 respectable young women who had received free passages from the Tasmanian Emigre - Coo Agency. The secretary, Mr. T. B. Parker, dates that they were all need to domestic work, and of good charac ' ter. Tbe medical superintendent in charge was Dr. James Heene ; the matron, Mrs. Campbell. Another vessel will sail in August. VERY GENEROGR.-011 Monday last as P. C. Priest was passim; through High-street, Chippenham, he picked up a cheque of the value of 7001. As the owner's name was well known in the town, no time was lost in restoring it to him. The gentleman to whom it belonged, appreciating the honesty of the finder, but considering per haps, that be had done no more than his duty as a police man, very generously treated him to a glees of pals ale.— Salieburp journal. Tic Mennen AT Faoxi.--The remains of the unfortunate victim were interred on Friday in the family vault at Brat Coulstoo, by the side of Mr. Hat's former wife, in which village (samely, at Bayntoe House) the family tanned, resided. The only reoureen were the father and youngest son ley the former wife. Nothing could ap parently equal the intense° grief manifested by both, Mr. Rent brag sashed be r. friend from the churchyard to the coach. The funeral service was performed in • moat impressive manse by the Rev. E Littlewood, of Edington, The excitement in the village has increased rather than abated, and the brassiest and most coutradictory opinions are freely asserted. We are informed, an the authority of the Rev. Mr. Peacock, that the rumour which states that a considerable sum of money was left by an brother to the demised, is without tonal:kola ; all the property bequeathed, which was only 150/., was left by will to the deosasers Wes eider sisters. A meek ig of the Trowbridge dishist usgiskaiss has bees held at Tvewbridae to take the mattlset Ws sow sicterstios, and we bear that the services ara Lavaca do kctive have been called into requisition. We trust that, ere our next issue, the actors in this horrid tragedy will be brought to light —Salisbury Joaraa& I ebok, w• Ho on los 103 1 3 ISO ISO ISO 100 100 100 100 JOUST STOCK BArn O. O. WO SO, W 20. 10 W. SO W. IS 110 : 16. 111 11 0. W se, go 116,000 10 WOO 60 0.000 60 11Ik 100 14. IO 10 10. 60 *WO 10 11,600 26 WO 10 20. 100 OW 10 26 40. 116 OR 60 2,000 100 of Bonk Woo Bonk of Turkey British N. Americo Cheat Book of India, asifiraho. NA Miss . Moyek. of hod* laL. rod Glen lea et Orris loin. of Wes _ Nag. aositAAu witaseisad. tLaistid. G. Dank d li Lon. CA. Bank of Austrl London and County London Joint Stock W Lon. and eaainatat Nat. Pro,. of Illastsad ' _ .P°.. Nsl! National Bank Naw Booth lOrlOttoman back eutal Bank Corpora., Provincial of Inland .. Do. X.w Booth Mistrals traloo of Animas Union of Loam Unity Mutual • n n IS 14 • tOi 94 30 32 74 76 11l AN El =4 rri 111 MINES.-THIS DAY. ... 'Si 11 171 id W Two o'Olom The mining market to-day is quiet, but steady. Little business has taken place, and prices gene rally are quoted much the same as on Saturday. Stray Park shares may be quoted 54 to b9i ; East Wheal Alfred, 30s. to 325. lid. ; Pednandres, to 11 ; and Fret Wheal Bushell, 121 to The transactions officially recorded in the Stock Ex ' &sage comprise East Basset at 146, showing a re covery ; East Caradon, at 81; and East Wheal Rummell, at 121 and 121, being inquired for. As regards foreign and colonial mining securi ties, there is no alteration whatever. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Grand Duchy of Baden Chartered Mines is called for the 30th instant. The Mines Mine sold oe the 3rd instant 370 toes of lead ore, at prtoes varying from 12!. to 141. per ton. At a sale of oopper ore, held at Camborne on the sth instant, 3,187 tons were sold for 184221. 16e. Cd. ; average deaden', 1241. 15s. ; average produce, ; average price per ton, 51. 15s. 6d. ; quantity of fine copper, 217 toes 18 cwts. ; average standard last sale, 1211. 13s. The half.yeerly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Association is ca lled for the 25th inst. At Grambler and St. Aubyn Mine meeting on the 3rd instant, the amounts showed a credit balance of 7781. 196.7 d. The profit upon the two months' working was 421/. 18s. 10d. A dividend of 11. per share (486/.) wan declared, leaving 2921. 19s. 7d. to the next account. COMMERCIAL AN ii-MARSETI3. MARK-LANE..-(T418 . DAY.) The weather in the United Kingdom last week so far im proved that little or no rain fell, but thick clouds continued to hang over the earth, and the sun was but rarely seen. The temperature of the air continua extraordinarily chilly for the season, particularly at night time. The accounts respecting the growing corn cope are this week on the whole more favourable than previous reports. The wheat plants are in bloom in most of the forward dis tricts, and they appear to have suffered less injury than might have been expected from the late excessive rain and the cold temperature. This morning the weather hi London was dull, wind N.E. The imports of foreign grain into London Owe last Monday were reported this morning as large of flour (mostly from Spain and America), large of wheat, small of barley, and very large of oats (134,000 qn.), mostly from Baltic ports. The supply of home-grown grain was very small, and of country-made flour fair. The attendance of the trade today in Mark-lane was fair ,• the tone quiet, prices of most articles lower. WASAL —English, slow sale at ls. to 3. decline from last Monday's rates. Foreign nominally unaltered in price, but to force sales ls. to 2s per qr. lees money would have to be taken. — non, slow sale, at le. to 2.. cheaper than eight (lays ego. For Norfolk sellers were ; buyers adoring Mk. BARI= steady trade, at folly last Monday's rates. o•ll.—Under the pressure of unusually large arrivals Importers had to give way Is. to 2.. per qr. under last Monday's rates, at which reduction a large haulms was dose. liikaa.—English and Egyptian held at about isat Mon day's currency. PUB unaltered from laat Monday's prices. CULRENT QUOTATIONS, PUTT ?AM. WKBAT.-English white, 535. to 60s. ; red, 54e. to t 6.. per qr. ; Dentsac and Konigsberg, 60e. to 655. ner 4941 b. ; Rostock, 60s. to 645. ; other Baltic ports, 60s. to 625. ; French, white, 60e. to 665. ; red, Nis. to 62•. FLoon.-Town, 50a. to Us.; Norfolk, 41s. to 425. per 280Ib. ; Frisch, 445. to 50e. per 2801 b. ; American (United Metes), Ns. to aDs. per berreL Ramer.-English, 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 24.. to 35e. ; other Norte, 265. to We. per qr. OATII.-British, 22a. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 19s. to 23e. per qr. ; other Baltic ports. 235. to 24e. per qr. BEAN& -Eanliall tick, 33e. to 38s. ; harrow, 39e. to 42e. per qr. Foreign, 328. to 40a. per qr. Egyptian, 35e. to 335. 6d. per qr. PUS. -Enfliab boilers, 38s. to MX ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to 38s. FLoariwo Canoowa -Since last Friday not a single grain•ladea vessel was reported arrived at ports of oa ll, nor was a single sale reported since last Friday, and there is now not a single cargo remaining off the coast on sale. With no froth arrive.* off the ocest—the trade ip at a Mand-still. Prior cd wheat, barley, and maize continue nominally unaltered. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 2 70 JULY 7. English .. LIU Foreign .. 61:390 I C. Rail 13g0 Ot.N. Ralf 10 go. K. Rail .... Barley. Malt Oste. Leine qrs. qrs. gri. gra 10 MN I .... I eia Ibil - 81;aca. i .. I 11118 .... 134606 $lO i nn 6156 76 l In I f 6 1 73 14 14,1 24 sm 11171 MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) The public sales declared for to-morrow are:—Sugar about 700 Mids. West India , 10,000 bags Mauritius, and 7,000 bags Penang. Coffee, 300 casks plantation Ceylon, 200 bags native. Tea, about 15,000 packages. Rion, 3,000 be cGAR. —The market has been arm, and a fair business done by private contract since Friday. Corns has also been bought to a limited extent. Rica continues dull of sale. TEL.—The large public sales to commence tO-1:1101TOW (Tneeday) have partly 'impended businesa by private contract. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARSET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow ix quoted 53e, net sash; Pettrsburg Y. 0., on the spot, 52e 9d. to 53•.; July * tenant., 525. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec.. 1528. 9d. ; January to Km 535. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Nook an ?mad this day . Dell 10s1 week Ditto from Ist June Arrival last week l !'"! 6,1(10 812 14,1:07 6, M 8 1,1101 31,069 9,746 .6963 — Litt; tram Ist Jane 9,100 7;612 I 13,712 Prim Y.C. per ewt. this day ! 495. Ed. 164 a Od. : , Ss. Od. Ditto Town last Friday l69x. Od. 665. Od. I Eta Cd. Arrival for the week ending 10th of July but year, 3,141 casks, and delivery 727 casks. The arrival last week comprised 8.561 casks from Bt. Petersburg, 1 from South America, acd 301 from other Orme Total, 8,8011 comb. METROPOLITAN CAT= MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of besets is shout the mme as on Monday lest, and the prices of that day are pretty well supported. Good sheep are by no means plentiful ; trade is not brisk, but quotations are not lower. Trade is very heavy for lambs; the quality of the supply is inferior; prices are lower. Calves are not selling quite so we ll. From Germany and Holland there are 897 besets, 5,000 sheep, sad 232 calves ; Spain, 60 beasts ; Scotland, 96 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; sad 400 from the Northern and Xidhad Counties. Par atone of Ma. s. d. s. d. Per stone of 81b6 s. d. Ld. Nat Scots, Bereft:lit 6 6 6 0 Beat Jos dt ▪ Short.horaa SS 6 6 Best Long-w 0015.... 6 2 Nomad goat boasts 4 04 10 Do. do. Shona Calves 11 . 104 - Dast Dos* 1112-breds 6 6 5 S Lambs Bogota at market, 6.770; Sheep and Lambs, "3,000; 215; Pip. StO. 6 4 10 8 II Cahas, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that them is as active demand for all hops this inoming, at an advance ci fully sa. per ewt. Duty, 150,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY. ) Walls End Aoorn Close, 13.. 9d. ; Walls End Kmiec Owings, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End %adders Meting 17s. Walls End Tantield Moor, 135.; iVall's Hod Stewart% Is.. 6d. ; Walls End Eden kain,l6r. 6d. Walls End Eden, 16s. 9d. ; Wall. End Hatton, 19s. ed. ; Walla End Pram wellgate, 16s. 9d. ; Walla End Cainnp, 17s. 6d. • Walla End Heugh Hall, 16s. 9a. • Walls End Ennwieit, Walker Primrose, 13s. ; Beiside Hartley, 116. 6d. ; David son's Hartley. 15a. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; Howard's Hartley, 16e. Id. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16a. 3d. Ships at =Mist, 101. - 1110 11 i 70 e k 106 me 2ii tut; Ti 92 62f MI Si N es et - 112 loi Of 17 lei 74 - z 4 10i 10 _ id n i 5.1 Pi 8 xd ; 3 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The funds Lave been dull to-day, the settlement of the aooount engaging attention. Consols, after declining about 1-16 per cent., are now quoted tits same as at the close on Saturday. In the share markets prices are nominally unaltered. In every department of the Stock Bichange business is nearly at a stand-still. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted SO, being exactly the same as they closed on Satur day. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 4 fee money, and 935 for the account (10th July). The present quotation is 934, or 93 5-16 to 7-16. The official bulginess report is as fol lows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 935, 5, 4 ; Nov Three per Cents., 934, 4,5, ; India Stock, 219, ex div. ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1045, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964, 4 ; ditto, 1859, 965, ; India Bonds, 3s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024 ; Exchequer Bills, 3e. prem. to par. The foreign stock market is quiet. Spanish Passive Bonds continue in demand, and show a fresh improvement, transactions being recorded as high as 201. Turkish Bonds are steady ; the loan of 1854 is qnqted 775 to 78, and that of 1858, 605 to 61. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Ceuta., 1839 and 1859, 985 ; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 835 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 394, ex div. ; ditto, Passive, 204, 20 ; the Committee's Certificates, 44 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 774 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 605, 61, 605 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1025. The scrip of the new Russian Loan has risen to 4to4prem. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted 4 to 1 prem. Those of the Union Bank of London have not been affected in price by the issue of the directors' report. The Niagara, from Boston, has brought 60,000/. in specie. The Tyne will take 24,250/. in gold for Brazil. The Arago, from New York, has brought 30,0001. in specie, making the total imports of last week only 124,0001., viz., 70,0001. from New York, 27,0001. from Brazil, and 27,000/. from the Peninsula. • The advices from Melbourne report the depar ture for England of the Agincourt, with 43,008 oz. of gold, and the British Trident, with 27,000 z., worth together 280,0001. The Maid of Judah, with 31,047 oe. ; the Eagle, with 33,072 or. ; awl the Kent, with 58,986 oz., reported by the previous mail, are also at sea ; making a total of 770,000/, of which 256,000/ is now due. The annual meeting of the British Nation Life Assurance Society was held on the 30th ult. Since the last report the directors have received 1,559 proposals for the assurance of 309,036/., and have issued 1,096 policies for the assurance of 212,440/, giving a new annual premium income of 6,8281. 13e. 7,505 policies are on the books of the association, mewing 2,180,953/., giving an annual premium income of 72,2001. 2s. sd. The invested funds and property, irrespective of the subeoribed capital, amount to 181,156/. la. 11d.; and the gross annual income, from all i.onrces, is 181,1701. 20. sd. The usual vote of interest on the paid-up capital was passed, but the directors did not recommend at the present moment any increase of interest to the shareholders, as the time is ap proaching when, as provided by the deed of consti tution, an actuarial investigation of the affairs of the association must be made, with a view to a distribution of the profits. An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the London Joint Stock Bank is called fur the 18th of October, to elect a director in the room of Mr. W. Orm sby Gore, deceased. An extraordinary meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst., to consider "a tender for the construction of the railway, and a report from Mr. Hawkshaw, C.E., to the Due of Newcastle, and a correspondence between his grace and the directors thereon." It is intimated that the whole of the forfeited shares in the Cape Town Railway and Dock Com pany which were advertised for sale on the Ist l ult. have been allotted, and that the certificates for them are now ready for delivery. Commenting upon the change which has taken I place of late years in the course of investments, to the prejudice of the English funds, the Money Market Krim of Saturday has the following : One of the latest illustrations of this change in 'tie course of investments was recorded in the .Varlet Krim of the 23rd June, when it was mentioned that the Equitable Assurance Society has formally adopted a resolution for no longer confining their investments to the English Funds. The terms of the resolution adopted will admit a greet variety of securities for future investments. including—l. Indian Government Securities. 2. "East India Stock ;" and 3. " The Bonds, Mortgages, Debentures, or other ap proved securities of any" dividend-paying "companies corpomted by special act of parliament." In this Latta; cate gory will be embraced British Railway Stocks and Bebe*. tares, and many other securities. The effect of the resolu tion is practically retrospective ; and it is understood that during the last month the society in question has sold a considerable amount of British government stock, with a vies to re-investment in other securities. The only stock hitherto held by it was, as already intimated, the British funds, of which it had accumulated no less than 3,360,0001. It is not difficult to understand the comparative dulness of the funds. We may point out that if these securities do net henceforward maintain permanently the high range of prices witnessed a few years ago, the circumstance denotes no decline in the credit of the nation, but is the natural effect of the increased security awl increased relative sp. preciation of other investments, which offer a larger return, and of exchanges into them from the funds. SATURDAY Evesma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93f to * ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 5-10 to 7-16, or 93g. After the close of the Stock Exchange stook was offered at this price. A few transactions took place for money. The official business reports as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93f, 4, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 93f, ex. div. ; Bank Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 93f, ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1044, f, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 96, 3 ; Five-and-a-Half per C en t. "enfacad" rupee paper, 102, 1014 ; India B on d ; is. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. Fur the 9th of August the Isa price of Consuls was W.* to g, the " continuation" being per cent. Indian government securities remain quint. India Bonds were marked 7s. die. Exchequer Bills were quoted pm. to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was steady. In the market for bank shares the only altera tion was a further decline in City Bank. London. Discount and National Discount shares were rather firmer. Peel River Land stock was inquired for. Crystal Palace shares were rather flat. The closing quotations for the shares iu new undertakings were as fo.low :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 14 to 14 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, f to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance to 4 prem. ; London and Provincial' Marino, g to du ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, to prem. ; London and South African Bank, die. to par ; Bank of Turkey, 14 to 14 dis. ; City of London Brewery Preference, par. PROVINCIAL MARE NARIATS. WANCEIRMIM. JULY 7. —Thera .111 • firm market. hut without advance of Birkenhead, VA o—resi W o6 ern• taseasktrs and V orkahire, N 1061 Si—Loudon at North Wo ten. le} {—ltem:Lester. Shel4l. Llncnins BersS !:tre. lands, Hai—North British, OF—orth Falters. ek masa stook. fits —soot* raster, IS t1.16-otvat Western et ennuis. ittatres a wl Mersey Marine Inennusee. p. Jut.; 0114• TO. Ber.fiCki. litastsen emulates, —London, 102 j— 11N—G real Mtn. Is. dd. .... 41 =W - id td gei 14—