The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-17 00:00:00

..t :na •M ~... ACA- obi* 1 WO recnot rap Mr. for lon with th. .110, sod th moo. be Batt • the ab 1).1. with d Jam dream the 1.1 . lino 4 .01 h 11.11 m whew art ai snits mere thew p .11etwal triad Mots d how Mrs eyr her. Prim a the Mr. I: ararl WI IL Mt. ▪ nor 6.44 whelk 3 434 hale Moen . 4 4 petit 1 • :, f. • • Oo,: tt roue . 4 1,l • rorlrt ' ;l3r la eo tnr . lt t. / I. ` tb It" Id :1 a to at, IS urter Was I LU re-tti P . * the ei tt env - 3 p rm • ‘4. • 431. tly ud I „,„j us Pot.. Do ru, , to 416 , 1 - '-I 11- 143 If& 6 1t a do- t. led for oat luta woo Ad- too- Orb " A • 3 1r, tb• C.. o• C. " .loc• 6 1 ,h thud %on ‘lOl4. ‘6l All tite who f lb* LAW INTELLIGE\Ci (THIS DALY.) COURT OF ARCHES. (Before Dr. Lnahingtes, lama of Arches.) %umbra e. MOUTH. The office of the in this ram is promoted I.v Mr. bider, the secretary to the Bishop of Winchester, a .Moat the *rt. ',seise 1.0.1.. n. 1103111, )11.A., Vicar of Drachm!. in the Isle of M. ight. *rho involved is one aid 'b e cabe as to Nollie 4 . / te4lt anticipatory of what in.ty caromed in the r.. nos of the author. of .• aud I. in, licoual-t Is•fore the cceleviastical meets. lir. Ploillotiore, who Alopr - .,red for Mr. Ilwith, ou.l that entleenati h inertly plrad e d a nega ti ve Josue ; that i.„ hr h.el tleniral that hi. act-loom. anytitier. mat to the Thirtv.eine Articlts of the church of Eagleed. Ile had Dot pi...lwd any expl.tuation of the piivfagee CUM 14Silitll Dr. sleiley, at the rtvaimt of Itr. Twivs, mad varacti from Mr. Ilrath's n•lvin,t particolarly on powsagra which referral to piatitioliti:.n by faith, whith it Wsl C. 44..1.1..1 ran counter to the I Ith .trtiel... Other 'swage* eld'ard th..t 411 e..e a...alat the wierittec of 1 . 1111,t SA 3 propitritiosi for sin. a .lortrine which W.SI " 11140.4441 e aid •• outr.irrawaly atinuaL" Ono pas...ago relied wise was suussadt.. awert that forgiarniata of sin had sollinig to do with the 116 , apel, col that aunt. s d..trinn was a licutlimiish trelition. Toe current heaven aDal hell were also laid to Is. 11V.ItIltili.h. awl the christiauity of the day de. set 'la I as routemptsl.l... li.. Toe., peaty led to centre.] that them was a plain vcpaznaiwe betwecti the .t.iteio.-.t, of Mr. }loath and the rtntea of the rhumb of Englatul, an.l upon that ground th. pals eret of the court would he prayed for. repli..l on tic purt of Mr. Heath. Judisuent will be deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. (11118 DAY.) LAIIIBETR. rockier mitten AT THE t. Two wellalreued females, who gave the wanes of Kli:n• Bryo n awl Et,:o rooter, and who refused their ad dressee, were placed at the her before the Hon. G. C. Nor ton, on a charge of piekieg the posket of Lady Trembles town of a purse etintaieing two halfeuverei4tis and tic hid. in silver. ant Baldwin, a detertire belonging to the I' dlra.iun. owl that un Kstitolay ofteruism he wa.s sin ditty at the Crystal Palace, iri p!mu clothes, and observius the in inner of the preamers, who wero to4etlier, he suspected th em and watched th o m fo r some tune, when he saw Bryan pat her haul into thy ps-ket of a lady, draw out a purse ilia wan in it, and hand it to tlio other prisoner. He immediately laid hold of tho prisoners and wd.ed the lady if she had lost anything, and wade examining her packet a purse was produced by another constable whieh the lady said sras her's awl at - ince ileacribtel its content.. t Deweysaiii ho wits iu company with the last witie,a, awl saw all he loci deist-rased. Ou the prisoner Tuin-r takiug the purse from the other, be instantly laid i.. 1. 1 of her hand, end took the purse prushicssl front it. inl l'ratfer, *errant to Lady Treintilestown, identified she puree pnalineil as belooging to her ladyship, and the Ice ta%en frail her puekst at the Crystal P.dace. In reply to the question of the magistrate it was stated by:Sergeant !tableau that the prisoner Bryan, when taken, wail dup.-est to be very imeslent, and it was also said by takes, the gaoler, that she bail been in riribiily at this court before, but on what charge he could not neseillect. Tuner W• 1,1 not known. Mr. Norton wulaacod Bryasit to four and Turner to three n.atla' hard labour. WORSHIP-'S TREET. ' MTZELT 774 , ..4.14 Lame, about 40 year; of age, with fall MOolltitehtl and heard, and attired in • suit of black, was charged be fre Mr. Knox with causing an ohetruction in the public thoroughfare by pre:selling in the open air, and thereby an savers the inhabitants. 10 11, said that between 1 and 2 on Monday attir e...a he saw the defendant iu Crabtree-row, Ilethnal.greee. " lecturing." and 110 toll him complaints of hie invessent att.adaii, there so dein,: hail been mule by the inhabitants, sal that be must !cadet ; instead of complying, however, ;act on a chair, and again holding forth when wit e.an was comialled to take him into custody. In reply to the nia;ristnate, witness said that some tenants a Now Ilanlett Coutts on the spot in question bal coot plain'sl of defendant's preaching pi-t beneath their windows, eel that a petition to put clown the annoyaece was puma rundv si,mal by others. espreasal himnelf unjustly interfered with. bL lad preached tho Gospel for many year* upon the ;7,1n41 in questicm, and attracted the worst characters there with the most salutary effect ; the fact was that ho I,tiired upon temperance, awl the publi cans disliked this. I tailed:int here handed to the bench n silver modal, m anned to him, be noel, by the "Teetotalers" its commie**. raieu of his services es a lecturer upon that subject. Mr. Knox caromed that it must be almost superfluous for lent to mention the reluctance he felt at interfering with mar permit endeavouring to do good by reforming th...lemilled 'Mad but he Mel a public duty to perform, and that VIM to ttlisprt the police in their endeavours to motives') olstructimi. Thin he wag bound to do, and would le Batista! with a premise from defendant not to repeat the .04. , tiotsahle conduct he hal been guilty of. 1/J.lW:int reluctantly complied with thin, and wan forth eith ihaelimgaL WESTMINSTER. ATIWC1111:4 CUNDITT. Aiwa Jr, niwdv, a man about thirty par* of age, well ;hewed, was char.:al with a most indecent outrage upon the person of • lady, in the King's.read, Chelsea. plus Rom Anna Ramsay sworn —I live at 32, Wellington maser, Raijarowl, Chelsea, and am single. Between ten awl half•paat ten last night I was near Wahons-street, dkio.c with a friend, a married lady, who M now Present, miss I observed tha prisoner riming in a cootram direction, and as he isesened t.. sway a lirtle in hi. walk I thought he Meld have hem drinking. and stepped on one side. Pit weer thee esiddealy threw pis inns round my neck, and I then pushed him elf, and struggled with him, when be ens dieted himself ia • most improper way towards me. My intud mixed him, and Seek him towertia the stations, but he brake away from her and tried to escape. I was very match ahrined and Moulted by kis conduct, and have been very ill. Ira Lem Wntkisse--1 was with the complainant last emmag whoa the primmer same op and indecently aesaalted Mr. Primmer mull hems my nth that I never sew either of these ladies until they charged meat the station. Mrs. %vitae., Prom the motiteet that be aeasulte I my farad I seis,l him sod helot him till within a few yards of tile station, when he trial to get away. lir. Arnold—What state of dninkename was the pd a veer in impeetor Butler- If. had been drinking, bat well knew slat he was about. lle gave his Milne sad alarms, and Bast fur his friends. Mr. .1roil! (to prisoner) I have ant the least italit that you Coot 00000 itted this dinff.teeful offence 514 the oily question with wet really is no; steam yen committal the act, but whet h er you acted in ems war from the etfeets of the intrniontion ie which you Mil indulged, and thinking that intoxication may have in. you in emu., degree, I shall not renimit you with. "4 a tine en 1 otherwise should, but onler yoa to pay the Pelialty at si. In default, you are contmittod fur two months. (IREENWICH. A PATHICIt Hl4 CH!LD TOWTIM. n ' s 'dm's IlisSon, aged 3:4. awl Benjamin Banpvit, aged 1.4 Litton and am, of 2i, Middle-walk s BethOld-Peak we" '''wsied. the latter with stealin4 and the forme with in fit oig hin t to steal a sovereign, is:longing to Mrs. Mary Rog, .4 I. Crown-terrace, Bydsishain, usder the following sir . .urlgtaiw ee : ler prisoner war hawking mackerel at Forest -b ill, %nil was called by the prosr:utriz, who made a ric.liasc. .n.l g.tve him a sovereign to take the oast from. e. then ...id he had not nuflteicnt change, soil cailel the prisoner awl garehim take sovereign, telling him to t change from his mateat the top of the road. The boy west " , Y. and not retorniar for Dome time, the elder prisoner, Warr pretence of looking for him, also left, at the same tares hns inst.& basket, containing fish of the value of about k- Nothing more was wen of the prisoners by the pro. ''curie, who then gave information to the police, and tee elder primmer was taken into custody at Sytlenhant poliecomestable :11 It, he haviug taken a ticket een Forest-bill in the Lower Sydenbarn station. onnitent inquirica, Ser.:cent Rost. 21 It, ascertained , t at th e time of leaving Forst-hill for llyillenharn a lad `""lei on tho op-platform waiting for the train to London, accordingly that olio•r proceeded by the neat tram to L ' “tol in aniving at th • ruvideusoe of the prisoner he od Ito soanger prisoner, who had then a sovereign in his Tae eater prisoner having pleaded guilty to the charge, Xt. Tryill Raid lid. c"nduct was lad in the extreme, arl the worst feature , was that be had in "l-s1 hi, own child to tpecuree a thief. it was !4, misfortune of the child to have such a parent, " (the father) 111.1 uoiloiditedly tutored him what he do, he (Mr. Trill) mold not think of punishing the oh ,, would therofore be discharged. His worship s ntenessl the shier prisoner to two months' imprison veltki bard labour is Maidstooe gaol. r 'of.t.r.nr. or Pitzerrrons.—At the meeting of gatunl..y. the 15th inst., tho following , r.,gentle ."fle' electel us•mlava of the c o ll eg e : —M r . H. L. H. ilaux.Clack Hanlon,: :It J. lft, Bath ; Mr. 8. Crew Great Borkbansp ..l: Mr. H. C ru i c k s h ank, asetharnpton • Mr. J. J. H. C . Wbitaker , $ reedtan pading. t ; Mr. J. H. Ain Kennington Oval ; A. , itt• or Tom B.errns.—As the cab contain jot Tom mayen era leaving Howes and t *•ln•'. i ',,e+ ll at Oreeeock oe Timelier ',Poing, it was wal«I with a shower of stones and hoicks. The back low of the esb wee smashed, and its panels danaged. man who wet h o ldi ng tbe hone got his arm severely the !river made several earrow The '4 nt.. wh“ naarilli.4.4 this outrage ar=own.— ' • - r GREAT DESTEIWTION OP PROPERTY. ( rum DAY.) This (Monday) morning three fires occurred in the metropolis atten.l,l with • considerable loss of pro- P , rtY• 4 hie tire bad: i'lare in the extensive mansion belong ing to John I Ecketi4on, Ea+ 3:1, Upper Brook-street, I iroavenor.apiare. The huildings in this street. incite!. Mg the basement, are Ave tlOOl.l blab, and adjoining the use iu which the Me commenced, was the town reeideneo of Lord Cran worth. and on the other side the nsausion behingitiz m It. II Vale Walpole. The police mounted the stairs amt brought down the resident* with nothing on I eyoual 'heir light clothes. Tile brigade by mounting the ea-apes were enable.' to throw the water upon the principal seat of the tire. and thereby prevented its further exteusion, but they a. re unal.le to get the games extauguishol until Mr. Dickeneon's premises woresearly deatroyel. The loss is very heavy, soil will fall upon the Atlas Fire.offlce. The two adjoining ne •ns have likewise received consider able damage by heat, breakage, removal of furniture, sod water. Another fire hap;wneil about the same time in the pre. miss" of Zr. Wade. a grocer, earning on Mbomou at .No. 3, Little l'isitstoy.street, thdilti••. 9 itarti. This fire was well nigh atterelot with the sacrifice of seven human beings. rpm Comitietor itiddilson rewhing the premises with his machine he found four children, two inns Tutuila, and a hurtle, at the floor, scrwming frantically, and at the same time the smoke WAS ascending in such volumes that they were unable to come downstairs, the cellars and shop being in flames. The conductor happily Cue ceeded in saving the whole of the endangered persons. The pester portion of the premises was destroyed, including the stock is trede, awl some ilstuage done to the premises of Mews. Mita awl Winning, No. 36, Great Crown-court. The origin of this lire is likewise enveloped in obscurity. It in unicwwn whether the sufferers were Insured or not. The other fare took place this morning in thy premises belonging to Mr. Sheen, an nntiertat.cr, situate at No. 63, Church-lane, Whitochapel, the lower part being occupied by a cork-cutter. The firemen eventually succeeded in ex tinguishing the flames, I,ut not he 140 the premises Wee nmirly di sit royed,atel most part of the roof was burned off. The orgm of this tire is also unknown. Mr. Sheen was insured in the flutel.in-liand Fire Office. Some damage has also hew, done to the stuck is trade belonging to Mr. G. Gregory, No. 61. Insured in the Royal Exchange. TERRIFIC PIRG IN MANCHESTER. £lOO,OOO DAMAGE. One of the greatest fires which has taken piece in Manchester for many years past occurred on Saturday night, when the premises of Messrs. Parr, Curtis, mid Madeley were fiesta eyed, and damage done to the extent of between RAMO/. to 120,000/. Messrs. Parr, Curtis, and Madeley are the largest self-acting mule manufacturer, ha the kingdom, perhaps, and they employed poles' than 1,180 workpeople. This fire will conaequeutly have • malt ilia. suitrous effect, in put it will throw this number of bands out of employment, at leant for some time to come. The premises of the firm, which ate called the Meals Works, aro situated in Chapelatreet, Ancoats, and some idea of their extent may be gained when we state that they covered en area of 10,000 square yards, or two wren of land. The main building, which was used as the manu factory, and which had the principal troll to Chapel street, was eight storeys high, each storey having 24 win dows in the front. Behind the insiti building there was a yard 10 or 12 yards wide, and running jarallel with the main building there were erected • number of joiners' and other workshops, and at each end of these shops there was a wing which joined the mail building. This portion of the building was fi mar storeys high. Adjoining the works at the end uoarest to Aticeata-lane, and only separated by a court of a few yards wide, there is a cotton mill, the property of Messrs. Parr, Curtis, and Madeley, which is at present worked by Messrs. Ifs worth and Co. This building is three storeys high, and as twelve windows long, and six deep. On the oppo site side of Chapel-street to that on which thiamin works are situated there is a range of brick buildings two stoma high, which also belong to Mears. Parr, Curtis, and Madeley, and thole are used as the moulding shops. Be hind the chief works there a numbsr of narrow streets filled with cottages, in which many of the hands employed in the works reside. The main building, we may state, was erected in 1415, and we believe we aro right in stating that it was not constructed upon the fire-proof prieciple. About a quart e r t o 6 o ' c l oc k on Saturday night informa tion was conveyed to the Town's Yard that the extensive works we have 41s-scribal were iiu tire. When Mr. Rune gut to the works in Chapel-street lie (mead an engine from the Pollard-street station had already arrived, and that the men were playing a jet on the eat end o f th e m ill whore the joiners' and smiths shops were situated. The whole of the joiners' shops, or the four-storey building, were in Hamm. These flames bail extended all along one side to the wing. at each end, and a strong east wind which was blowing carried the dallies across tho yard to the body of the main Mukling. The sixth, seventh, and eighth storeys were soon exposed to the fierce fury of the dames, and the heat thrown out was mo.t intense. In the meantime the fire progressed elan the weet wing, and exceeded into the main building, on the fourth, fifth. and sixth storeys. The floors of the various storeys were saturated with oil. In the joiners steps there was large quantity of wood, and owing to the wind, the tire *prowl with lightning-like rapidity. From what we have stated, it will lie seen that the difficulties which Mr. Roan hail to contend with were quite great enough, Leta difficulty of another kind beset him, which fortunately he has rarely had to encounter. On his arrival h e found • large number of the men who had been tan. plowed at the works present, and some of these persons were in a very excited state. A number of them had en tered the main building and fortunately succeeded in saving tho books, awl then they began to throw pieces of iron, Re., out of the windows itehacriminately, to the great danger of Mr. Rose awl his men. In fact one piece at iron thrown out of • WilialOW struck Mr. Rose on the bead, and hail it not been for his hat breaking the fame of I the blow, the coosequeneee to him might have been very Serious. Mr. Hoeg desired the nien to desist, end to leave the msnagement of the fire to himself wad the fire They, however, refused, surrounded Mr. Rose, a laid hold of him, and he had to use something like rude physical three to free himself from their grope Almot this time, one of the workmen, named Oarney, who hail been in the main body of the building, performed • perilous awl daring feet, hut not without accident to himself. Ile had been engaged oa the third stony in throwing thiNs out of the window, soil hearing pert of the root of the fear-Storey building bellini him fall in with a loud crash, he thought hin.self in imminent danger, and at once leapt out el use of the windows into Chanel-et-Feet. The poor fellow had ono of his legs broken, and was conveyed to the Royal !afire:wry, where lie is at present an in-patient. Whoa the whole huddle; became a perfect mass of flame the sight was something awfully grand; but the Ire caused great constern itiou iu the neiglibmirhuod, especially to those who resi fed iu the cottages situated in the small streets at the husk of the works. In the various rooms of the buildings destroyed there were 300 taus of metal being used iu the pieces& of manufacture, and If we estimate the stationary mschniery at the same weight, we believe we shall be pretty near the mark. Al the fire progresael, the floors of the various rooms, being thus hea vily weighted, kept giviog w.iy iu .u.eession with tremen dons crashes, rod some of the walla fell in, damaging the cottage property behind couselerthly. In Portugalatreet, throe cettagee, occupied by Robert .‘nastroug, Thaw. Row. and, and Polder, were cousiderably dam wed. It ierae l keeps a wall provisinu ate ip, awl seeing the ( Lu ge r in wiiieh he and his family were, they fled in fear from the house. In .1-qalon-street the backyard* of twelve cottages were filled with debris, and the back rooms and the kitchens were smashed in. The people removed their furniture oat of each of the cottages in a great state of oonstereatios, and yesterday the cottages were all lucked up, bring con sidered unsafe, and the poor unfortunate tenants lad to find a home where they could. These cottages. we bolero, are the property of Mr. Rimpane, of Store.street. The large chimney connected with Ile works escaped uninjured, and acted as a screen to • public-house in Asisletioitreei, the Menclosteruad Birmingham Railway 'revere. In Fletcher street there are fear cottages, and the roof of one, occupied by a man named Kennedy, was destroyed. Mr. Deny, of I iltllistro..:treet, we are intomied, owns this property. In Mn. 4 Court, which also adjoins the back part of the works, the tensiita took alarm, and removed their furniture out of the houses; but the property escaped uninjured. The fire ranched its greatest height at 8 o'clock, but it was not until 12 o'clock that it was ei.tirely eubiltual. Mr. Rose then withdrew a ',petiole of his force, mind left • body of men playing four jets on the smoulderiug ruins all night. As we have stated, the damage done by the fire at the mediae of Messrs. Parr, Curtis, and Madeley, is estimated at from 100,000/. to 120.004 : eel we regret to have to add that the firm are only insured to the extent of 40,000/. The urigM of the fire is unknown ; but it is believed is lump commenced in the paint shop, over the joiners' shops, at that end of the building nearest to London-nod. BAST ANGLIAN RAILWAYS CO.VPANY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of proprietors was held to-day at the Londm Tavern, under the Whern clitfe Act, to consoler the provisions of two bills now before barliansent in which the company are interested, " • ill for making a railway front Lyon to Hunstantoe, and • bill authorising the construction of • railway from the Norwich and Spalding Railway at Sutton-bridge to the East Anglian Itailwsy at King's Lynn, and fur other pur poses." Mr. S. SIIMON, the chairman of the company, ; and, having stated the progress of the Hun stantou bill iu parliament, and announced the withdrawal of the opposition to it, together with the approval of the Eastern Counties shareholders at their Wharucliffe meet ing, called upon the solicitor to read the clauses. This having been done, • resolution involving the assent of the shareholders was proposed, seconded, and earned unauimously. The Ctimitnast having first described the Kate 01 the proposed line, and explained that it was part of • larger scheme which hod been thrown out with the exception of I ~,,t port betw , en Mutton Bridge and Lynn. stated that the atterstion would redact the subscription the East Anglian Cowpony towards this project from 100,0001. to 00,0001., • :XPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1861. or one half of tho estimated east, and that some of the details not bsiug completed it would be neceseazy to ad journ the meeting to Friday next, and moved a resolution. etie or two shareholders ex seed a doubt its to whether the line could be &in s t ruc t e d for the sum stated. The iuution adjourning the meeting warn than put and corned. DAWN)INN 4110 ,Dieuirmik 1 pee cent Deni.reni.ll Abbr. J we Dot Asifba, A, O p. el De. 11 . 11 PAL Do. e. 2 0. 7 p. at. COM. 11x.,14.0..N0.1 Do. do._ N N 9 1 N 111 to N 101 104 111 141{ 1115 UV 110 It* 147 lit US ei 109 11l '5 77 118 116 110 11! 102 104 10d 107 is 100 100 100 Ia 100 Do New 6 p. of 7147. Mastern Union, 4 p. et. ltdin.it Manson 6p. idin.,Perth,Dun .4. p.n. Greet Northern. 6 p. et llo.6e.red.nt lOp.eLpin. Do. 41 per cent D0.6p.a.red.•66 p.c.poa GL M. Soolland, let Prot . GLW444.(Derfunt Gantt Do. Wpm. 4 p. cent Do. Mem. 4 p. Cool Do. trredeern. 4 p. et Do.6p.rt. redeem Prof Do. &rot. PreL Share. Do.Chestoritlih.ep.r. Do. do. do. 6p. c. Do. Elan. Gus. Moo. Da Mut. Ilea. Share . 98 100 4./ 21 00 92 102 104 ve lu 161 17f lot 10t 74 72 20 21 10 10i II Ibl 113 115 113 115 137 140 113 115 101 103 Mk 87} Ui 4i- - P. - T! i 152 MONEY MARKET-(TELS DAL) Two o'Ctocnt. The funds to-day are rather flatter, although the weather continues magnificent. A decline off per cent. has taken place to-day. Little business is going forward in any department. Several of the principal English railway stocks, particularly South Eastern, have improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cont. Renter opened at 08fr., ez div., showing no change. Consols are offieially markt-1901, 89 1 and 901, ex div., for money, and 901 and 1 ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are 891 to 90 for money, and 90k to for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2331, 231; Three per Cents. Reduced, 8 4 34, 4, a ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 98/, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 90, 951 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 3s . prem., par. _ . The foreign stock market is inactive, with little change in prices. Thu Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 72 1 to and that of 1858, 501 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred, 281 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81, ex dlr. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91k, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89, ex thy. ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1659, 62 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 781, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 72 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 5651, Foos o'Cr.otit. Consols are still quoted 89& to 90, ex div., fur money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the account. The bill for the new India Loan passed its third reading in the House of Commons on Friday night. About 97,0001. in gold, oldefly bar, was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Thema, from Mel bourne, has arrived, with 23,554 ounces of gold, lalmxl at 94,0001. _ _ The Europa, for Boston, which sailed on Saturd a y, took 191,770 1. in specie, raising the total since Nov. 28 to 7,118,0001. It appears from a Vienna telegram that the Austrian government have ordered the resumption of the payment of the interest on the national loan in specie. For many months it has been paid in paper, at a certain rate of allowance, in violation of the engagement solemnly entered into by the go vernment when the loan was raised. The Money Market Review publishes a letter of great length, wherein Mr. Canaan the chairman of the committee of investigation of the Great Wes tern Railway of Canada, answers the letter ad dressed by Mr. Laiug to the Calcutta journals. Mr. Canaan reiterates the charges which he has already brought under public notice. With reference to the serious charges brought against Williamson, the insurance agent at Man chester, wo are authorised to contradict some state ments which have appeared, to the effect that the Globe Insurance Company'suffirs severely, as well as the office for which Williamson wall a leading agent. Williamson bad transactions with several London offices, and after investigation it appears that the extent of the claim by the Globe upon his estate will be about 2261. for fire premiums received by him. The Globe had ceased to correspond with bun before the discovery of his alleged mal practices. The prospectus of an interesting undertaking bearing the title of " The National Company for Boat-building by Machinery, Limited," 14 issued. This company is very respectably oonstituted. Its object is to purchase and • work several patents secured in this country by Mr. Nathan Thompson, of New York, for his process of building beats by machinery. By the concurrent testimony of a great number of eminent scientific said other authorities, the merits of the invention are of a very important character, and the machinery ix at once simple, efficient, and beautiful. It is contended that boat building by the ordinary methods cannot compete for a moment with the new process, and that the advantages possessed in the shape of greater strength and uuiformity of construction, despatch, and economy, will cause large profits to be realised. As illustrating the system it is men tioned that a cutter, 30 feet iu length, can be de livered, perfect in every respect, within a few hours. The remuneration to the inventor is rightly made partly contingent on the company's success, as only one-third of the pureliaao-nioney will be paid in cash, the remainder being in the company's shares, upon one-half of which no benefit is to ac crue until a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum has been paid to the other shareholders. A royalty on each boat made is also to be withheld until 7 per cent. dividend is secured. The capital is 200,000/., in shares of 101. each. Accompanying the prospectus is a pamphlet filled with testimonials from penions of standing who have visited and examined the temporary works at Victoria Park, where the invention is in operation. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 22nd inst., to make a call of 121. per share on the contri butorim of the Cameron' Coelbrook Steam Coal and Swansea and Rougher Railway Company. A special general meeting of the Metropolitan Central Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the 22nd inst., to confirm a resolution fur a voluntary winding up. The dividends are advertised on Spanish Three per Cents. and on New South Wales Government Debentures. The Peruvian financial agents announce the divi donde due the let July on the Uribarren and Arica and Tacua Bonds. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yu.►rly interest ou Ceylon Railway shares. With regard to the new China mail arrangements, the Landwe awl China Tekgraph mentioni that " measures are in progress for inducing government to continuo the mail; the result of which will in due time be announced." SATVIIDAT Evrznxc. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90g to 4, cx div., for the 10th of July, opened and cloi,ed to-day at the Lame quotation. For money the last price was 90 to 4. The official business re port is as foliose :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 904, ex div. ; ditto fur :mullet (July 10), 904, ox div. ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 894, 4 ; New Three per emits., 894, ; Bank Stock, 231, 2321 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, fur account, 994, 113, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, las., 13e., lle. dis. The India Fire per Cent. Stock, after being marked 994, claws' at 981 to 99 ex div. for the ac count. India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 10s. dis. ; the March Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 3s. dia. being Is. lower tlu►u yesterday ; and the Juue, par to 4a. prem. The interest is also announced on Zealand Rail way shares, and on St. Kilda and Brighton (Victoria) Railway Debentures. ----- --- MINES-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocii. East Camden shares oontinuo to decline. Busi ness was transacted this morning in the Stock Exchange at 26 and 243, but the premeut price is only about 23, being nearly 31. lower than on Saturday. Stray Park shares are marked 344, and West Caradon 55. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Wheal Unity, Sortridga Consols, and East Wheal Russell. There have again been numerous transactions in Bon Accord Copper shares, at 3 to # prem. St. John del Rey are in demand, and are marked 35i. Kapunda have been dealt in at 1# prem. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated }form Veil)°, May, 1861: Produce for April, 38,663 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 8,871/. ; profit for ditto, 5,7191. ; produce 10 days of May, 11,827 oitavae. The directors of the Si. John del nay Miring Company have issued their 31st manual report in anticipation of the SHARE LIST S.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocs. The railway share market to-day is generally quiet, but fire. London and North Western stock has risen per cent., South Eastern and Eastern Counties, a per cent., and some other lines i t per cent. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 94} to ; Great Western, 73} to ; Midlan 121} to being dull ; Isinashireaud orkshire,llll to 112} ; South Eastern, 81} to „I' , ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; and Caledonian 97} to 98. Louitianlo-Veneti in Railway shares are steady, at to } dia. Great Western of Canada shares are dull, and Great Luxembourg in demand. JAILNIAJLIf SU 11Wm •NU 14(1,U,UL IN I ', A mway & frbeern Okla loa-Jas I Sabo rdag. I tot s.a. alrea..lVoi. astoar al Slaelthara 810 Myth aad True 1 10•406. a WM Mato& aad War 'Caledonian Cork sad Bandon Cornwall Do. 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D0. 1 4p.ct..8da,pay.77 Madras Guar. 4 4 per cc Do. do. 5 mt. Ds. 4. pia at Do. 6 pa coat. do Melb.Oorp.6p. ',Liked N. briotortok ft C•owla dor • esp. stt. Do. do. load do Do. do. B esp. do Do._ do. land do ._._.. aCIZIO• Do. Posj nub Do. .In Do. ludet.Flot.g. TriolOod.Uonfol. Nip Ungifted«. rale, Sotoroor. to 1 p.n. WI se 4k 6 • V TI 16 46 TO N TO 43 11 Xs l; N. par i 100 101 ret :I IA 10 44 46 54 56 34 43 43 47 46 36 44 M IS_ 9' all Tt gel i - - - N .41 %I Ms 99 109 1 1 99 4I 1, 9 ' 9d 90 N 10 1 1 I 86 !T 85 06 b 7 8J I 7 I 7 6 7 6 7 044 100 i 1* (0,; cat lii a awli I ODLONIAL GOVZILKKICIIT issousnues. No. 1 Ilit 1 atuuKs. Ira I 111. prier. i man. .... .. Osa.Gor.o4.o.Jaa.&Jnl 1 100 110 113 I - .... .. D 0.4 per na11.,1111404- 1 100 we we - .... .. Do. 6 per es* 1.81 IOC we - ..... .. Do. Owen& , 1894 100 - •-• - .... .. D3.4por et. reb.itAeg. 100 - - - ~.. _.. Do Ilpst et. Matallep. 10$ 108 110 , - 111,001110 .. Do. 6 per as* 100 , 1011 tor; 101) ..... .. CapeofGllope 0 p.etlB3o • In 104 108 - .... .. Do. do. Drain 100 108 - .... .. Do. do. 1691•100 1 , .8 100 .... .. New Itranew.Gov.llp.et.llloo 1070 106 ) ---- .... .. N. e. Wainev.6p.e.loo , 100 1 100 0 - ..... .. Do. lip. et, 1871 So 1070 WO 1004 - .... .. Do. 6p. e., 188.3 4OO 9 100) , 001 .... .. Nova &min 6p. et. Di 'lOO ..... .. Deb. redeem. 1876 .. - 100 1071 1031 i - ...- .6. Ault Oor. op. o. bead. tea - - - .... .. rle.Uv.llp. e.Jan.&July 100 - - , - .... .. De. do.gp.e.Anr.4lloo 100 1661 11.4 , 1061 1 sunset MINN& No. IS& I Mum. 1 Yd. ICL prises I Bale/. 6,120 .. Alfred Cosa "Den) 1.1.10 If 1 - 10,000 20 Mesh boo lO 1 7 - 600 .. Clifford - 612 .. Kart Bern (eua) - 1,144 .. Ent Cared= 2014618) 164 11111 26 41 4,000 .. LW& enamel (Tannic) D. 44. 31 41 - 13 12.0 - 418 .. Oramblor & at. Anbyn. 641 12 14 - 6 6 .120 . ... Great &Wed ( al South Tne - Ina 3 4 .- Wig s i - DOD LILO .. O. WY. Tor teelneu) 4 1 0 i 1 - .. Grenville - 024 .. Nero) loot till 0 It• - - 41 td - (Ow .. Illogaioa Down antaai 1 - 11 - - cow .. Lady Bertha 1.10.11. 111 - 800 .. MargareCoy Wan) 9l 46 44 - 6,000 .. Sixth D ow n. - ;600 .. N. grained (11.1.) - 6,000 .. N. Wh. %nut (Mon', a 111. i4l - 1,126 .. North Wheal Crotty *Mr. 71 - 6,000 - Par C 0... (64. Massy) - 1,110 SO Provident* (U. Ulan) 1611.7, 30 103 - 16000 .. SortrkinCon. alin. Co I 4 5 - 612 .. S. Carona OIL Clean_ 11 DO &•0 - 1,000 .. & Cern Brea (Illosam . 4.1110 3 33 - M/00 1 & Devon Inn & Geo. binning ;Lim.) - 406 .. &W. /Yawn (Mown) 111.18.11 ISS 141 - 920 .. Dray Park 24.0.0. 841 8411 34) 6000 6 Tamar 6111.&Leadlla.C 41 11 t - 6,000 10 Tin Croft - /0,000 .. Vale of Toway Ana) 1110. 4.1, 1 - 6,000 _ West Bunt (Illogan) ll le 19 - 1,024 .. W. 6.11141011 (Liakeard) 6 615 17 65 400 .. Wert Satan - 612 .. Wh. Raneirllogan) 4l 8 021 - 266 ~W O. Holler itedrutb) 5 140 110 - 4.096 .. Wh. &Lear (Dildodil 71 11 21 - 1.044 .. Wh. Kitty irn. Want) 1.7.5.9 10 - LOW .. vntaa *wa r Ana (lienhealo4) - Lin .. . Trelawney (Usk T 14 14 - JOINT 1171005 SANTA No. 161 l4/144. I Pd. IU. wino I Ones. 10,000 , 100 Agra and C. Dr. Sauk . 60 td 47 - 216001 40 Australada - 10,0 M i 26 Bank of Win - 6000100 hank of London O7 63 61 - 10,000 20 funk of Turkey 8 If 01 Me - *OOO 60 British N. Arnertea A 011,110 10 Bank of lalMart. ustral* and China . all 1101 tOi - *MO St 1 - Sul.nL Her:. of Inds, Lon., and China all 21 33 - $l6O 100 City - 2A000; 100 COlOOl4 - 4;000!1111 Com. of Canada ...... - - - *6066 100 Com. of lanou - WIN 20 Eng. geoLitAuat. Chartd al. 161 10 - e,OOOl SO G. Dank of Swlnerlnnd al. - - *OOO 10 Lon. GU Bank of Await all 2!1 Ili - 16.100, 20 Do. New - 16,000 1 00 Landon and County 40,000, 60 London Joint nook .. - 10 31 31 311 f 10,040! to London & South African 10 xi If dl. - 10,000 100 Lon. ant Westminster 2O 00 (8 - 10,000' 100 Nat. Pror. of Wand 4l - we - 16,W0 10 Dn. New lt - - - 1 10,000 NI Natlunl hat - - - 26,000 10 New South W.k. 40,400, ft Oriental Batik Vapors all 461 461 64 *OOOl IS Ottoman bank - *3,000 In 111,0 Provin Australia cial el Ireland *OOll In t: - - - - 1 0 . 11 , 1 IS Oaks et AvatnallA - I* IS 17ales et Lewd II 1141 2111 UM NO lasirml = ID - - 14) - 'Australian AgricoL Berns Waterworks.. Belt Amides's Lam! Brit.& hialth...t Tel. A Do. B 7 par st. tt11161112 C Canasta Land Islands Tel. T ; Oo n 2 :„ ltig. ot o &ark Pase — l6linstorewe Do. lip. cot V.v. Del, Eno Dolts I Cooul Sleetrle Telei;tapb Do. Nov Erg. anti Amt. Cup. 0011. Steaat Nawliesttqn Orval ably Do. l 7 per vent.. I 'ref Lon. Dithiet Tel. (LI Dmollata Co tinders' [Digo. & Canal ltsdlterrurposolCouTel. Monter. Rt. Tel (Lim.) Dlitouttnt Co Nerlithltlal:omiSt tromp Nothertatois [and .. Do. Bp. at ! Jly a t e' , .. No. $ la. I 00711PAlliel 10, 10,070 41,000 MI CL prirs. I rm. - 0:031 11,310 1.733 M,4713 1,0.044 60,000 40.u0t, 1161,050 29,000 90,000 20,000 10,4 76.0)0 150.910 11.500 12.50 MAO 11J,000 10.0.0 lii NO ISO 1 1100 1$ J 4 3. , 88 41 di 10 SI 10 N 10 IS 100 11! U SI 109 KS 100 103 1 1 as 96 97 $ Ili I I} 'U. 3 1 pa n al 'I it di& a Os .w. 100 N. Brunt. Ot N. nw.t.l.d. 1 N. Mit. Anstralmbm 1 Oriental G•te 1 Do. New nborw • 10 , IritU. In. atm. ti.no.l St. Poel Meer Land et 60 Nadu. and Orient Steam 60 Do. New 20 R.aea & lad. Tel. 0.01 60 Ithymnsy Iron 16 110. New 1011 Royal Mail Mears nt. Scottleh Aug. luvustm OS South Areq.all‘n laud I Submarine Tel Scrip 1 Do. dn. Millstone 10 Do. do. le Treat& Aer. el Australia (Limited, Vint: Irma 23 Troia Ln.Co.U.Cauada tJu. KM,,dom Tel (1..). 100 Yin %Item. • Lead 1 II 3 47 4Dm 01 33 70 id 10 11 paid IT ss He 171 41 61 47 40 127 130 33 76 4 4 4 1 1 PU, } Ns par 0 10 PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. Itianntaitsn, Jr7ik I:.—Wet 311,Ilind Oxford Stock was sold today at 49. Great Western marked buyers at 73-13tr tninzhamOuaranteed, at 75—London and North Western, NI Siniland, New, 11 pm.—and North &affords, lti. Lucal stocks without change, MANCIIV.2TEIs, Juni 15.—The market was very steady. Leeds, 112, 111-1 . 0,n , 1g.n and North Western. Dµ—London and Mouth VI ester's, --Sheffield, 49 74—Illdland, 122 11—Dover 5,,,24 5-10— Great Western of Canada. 10/. DEATII OF MR. GEOROZ BISEIOP, F.R.S.—This i zealous devotee of astronomical science expired on Friday evening at his residence, South Villa, ltNent's Park, having nearly completed his 77th year. Mr. liohop successively filled the offices of secretary and treasurer of the loyal Astronomical Society, and was elected ',resident of that body io 1:2.17. His observatory, which he maintained in activity for nearly a quitter of a century, has contributs4 in addition to incidental work, ■u extensive catoloipte of double stars, 11 new planets, two comets, nod upwards of 25 variable stars to our list; besides a remarkable star which suddenly became visible in 1848, the only one of its nature which bah been seen since the year 1670. He always evioceda deep interest in the dissemination of astronomical knowledge, and invariably welcomed any visitor to his ob servatory who might be desirous of a practical acquaintance with his favourite science. His munificence in the canse of astronomy is well known, and will insure him a prominent aad Iselin place in the roll of wealthy amateur scientists— • clam of wide!, this country has just reason to be prowl. I 4 t 1 meeting called for the 214 instant Annexod are extracts: The net profit on the working of the mime not chew ing income-tax or Lorton expenses , has been 6 0,4601.1.. la addition thereto, it will be seen by the profit and less account, that the aum of 2,371 f. 15a has accrued during the year u interest on money unemployed in Brazil soil in Lea den. The amount of profit made from the 19th Merely 1860, to the 19th Starch, 1061, being carried to the credits' the profit and loss account, leaves that account in credit s after paying the half-yearly dividend due on Vail Decem ber List, and pawing 10 per cent. thereon, to the credit of the rammed fwal the sum of 39,053/. 9a. 10d. ' out of which the director s h ave now to propose a dividend of :10a. par sham, free of locum.) tax, adding at the same time 10 pee cent. thereon to CI, reserved fund, amounting to :10,2101.. leaving to the crelt of profit and loss, 8,003/.9a. 10i.b , outs' which th e l aconic tax ou the year's prolita has to be paid." At Dulcuath ''tae meeting ou the 10th inst., th e ac counts showed a credit balance of 3,234/. 15e. 6d. The profit ea the two months' working was 2,8511. Oa. 98. A dividend of Per share (2.86.0.) was declared, leaving 370/. ns. 61. to the next account. East Trefues Iliac, on the 14th instant, made a call of 10s. per share. The Cargoll Mute accounts, presented at the meeting as the 10th instant, s h owe d a credit balance of I,ll*/. Ils. id. Wheal Reoth, on the 12th instant, made a call of 51. par share. At Great Brian Mine meeting, on the 13th instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 4,J051. 14a. rkt. A call of 17s. per share was nude. The Woryas Downs 31ine, on thollth inst., made a call of 15e. per slums. At - North Frances Mine meeting, th e accounts allowed • balance of liabilities over assets of 21Y3i. A call of Ws. per share was made. At Eat Providence Mine meeting a call of 2s. per shams was made. hew Wheal Header, on the 10th inst., made a call of As. per share. At Coodurrow Mine meeting the accounts showed a debit balance of about 2,0001. Some dissatisfaction was main fasted about the sluw development of the mine, especially in sinking the engine shaft, and it was resolved that the meeting be atijourileii until the 27th lust., and that in tlse meantime Captains Pupe and Bawden be appointed to in spect the mine. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather continues brilliantly fine—a clear sky, bright sunshine, and a strong WiDo Last week's aupply of homegrown wheat wlee any limited, particularly per laud carriage. Flour err) me derate. Barley, peas, and beans very short. Malta liberal quantity for the time of year but oats, English, Scotch. and Irish, very few. The foreign supply for the week was liberal of wheat. American,Blaelt Sea, Spanish. and Busies. Barley more plentiful than lately, principally Black Sea and Egyptian. Oats a fair supply, from Denmark, Swedes, Russia, anti Prussia. Beans, peas, tares, and seeds of all deem iptiona To. day the English wheats arc saleable only at a decline of 2s. per qr. on the prices of this day week, and the steads are not cleared. Foreign are fatly Is. per qr. lower. American barrels of Boer are Is. cheaper, and sack dear unsaleable at a similar reduction. Barley is fid. to Is. lower than this day week. Anything below the very tined corn (oats) is selling at Gd. less money than on Monday last. Of beans, peas, and tares there are few on sale, and the trade is slow. _ _ Linseed, rapeseed, and eloverseed, the trade is very quint, and the quotations the same u on this day week. FLOATINU CAik:o[B.—Trade slow, with downward tee. dency is value. Wasxr.—Eugliah : Ifenex sad Kent, white, new, 40s. is 60,. ; ditto, fine old, as. to Ms.; ditto red, now, 4W. to 54e.; ditto, fine, old, Nis. to 60s. ; Norfolk, dm, Goo, old, 59.. .11 61a; red, new, 465. to Ms. Foreign : Danuic, to 665. due, 675. to 71a.; extra, 71s. to 72a.: Holdimberti.lila• to 62 Lt ditto. extra, 66.. to 6911. ROMOnks 650 . to 698 . ; Niorkleltirri red, sfia. to Ws.; Uckerwark ditto, Ma. to 61s. ; Amenesa white. 635. W 611.; ditto red, 61s. to 62c; Canadian, 62a to am, BeßlZT.—English malting, 42i. t. 44.. ; fine. 49a.; agiuding, 30.. 31s. ; and distilling, 30.. to 311. per qr. ; IN grinding. 27a. to LIM.; ditto distalluig, 2735. to 211 , a; malting, 355. to 37.. Your.—Englist, Essex and Norfolk. 59r. to 631. : figs, 635. to 73.5. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 695. to 754.; brown, 53a. to 59.. Osri.—English feed, 23.. Od. to 26.. W. ; pots* 965. to 30s. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 20s. Yg., 28a.. to 397. BURS. -English tick, 395. to 41s. ; harrow, 41s. to 44 • pigeon, 41. a. to 43e.: foreign, Mangan. •371. to 38.. •, tick , XJs. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 45a. ; Egyptan, 37.. to 395. Pals.-English hoilera, Z.. to 43e.: whda and blue, vb. to tit. map e, 414. to 445.: grey, 35.. to 37e.; hog, 32e. to 395. ; foreign. 41.. to 435. FLOCR.-Englisd town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto line, 53e. 58e. ; country, 42e. to 45a.; Norfolk end Suffolk, 37e. Od.; Praia:, Cie. to 48s. pa tack; Amerman. I.Bt. to 294.; Cloutdinu. 295. to 30s. ; Spanish. 46e. to 495. FLoATINII CARGOIS, all C. F. nod L -Wheat : Berth =ski and Marini:mole, per 4921 be., 535. to 5 . 55. ; Mirka, Mk. to33e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba, rod, Stn. to 334. ; while, Ma to 60s. ; Danube and Galati, 445. to 48s. ; Egyptian. 38.. to kn. Barloy : agyptisa and Syrian, per - 400111 e., 24.. to 25.. ; Odessa and Danube do., rm. to 2us. Beans : Egyptian, par qr., 375. to 38s. Main, : Odessa and Galati. per 492118., 3.1.. to 16. t. • Mira and Bulgarian, per 480th.., 12s. to 335. ; French, do ., 31s. to 325. ; American, do., Ms. to 31.. - 13 . 27. - uni.—Canary seed, per qr., 555. to Us. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41s. to 445. . • Mustard seed, per bushel. white, 13s. to 13s. ; brown, 12s. to 14.. ; Linseed, per qr, crashing, 50a to 575. • Linseed cakes, English. per I,IID, 121. 15s. to 131.5 i. ; 'Antennae, thin, in lids., per Me. 10/. ss. to 101. 131.; do., thick, round, awl obloog,ol. 106.1150 101. Ws.; Baltic, W. to 91. le. ; Marseilles, pi. ss. to 10/.55.; Rape eakes, U. to U. 10s. 6AERIVALB IND) LONDON FROM JUNE lO To JUNE lk Flom Lela , al Is. 11 . . NS I II Yeas' q r. ' 1 11994,196.1W 11664 .. 0. birk gra. /' , re. 4.. • gm 29921661 .. 1 1032 .... 472 G ... 04 /only .. 21762 Ilia I .... 24329 jilt N. C. MI 906 Sal 16323 724 ! 143 I 11.. i 1111111 :Si. Sall 112 . 30 ! 111141 59 1 : I .. ii ~. .. : 1:19 16 XPORTGD.—Wheat . . ./..2113 4 • .;;I:: osta. 674 gm : 1;i999.160 gm: gem 3., qrs. ; 105 owls. Goer. MINCMG . Lk . IPL-(TED . 3 DAY.) The following public sales NV advertised for trionorrew (Tuesday) 5.50 hlels. West India, and 5,000 Won Mauritius ; coffee, 350 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 1,(M1 bags native ; saltpetre, 900 bags. The private contract market& have been inactive abase Friday. 3,500 bags cloyed Manilla sugar, and 300 Lag► salt petre sold at Fridav'A quotation. Nothing reporkd in tea or c See. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The mariot is dull. Tows tallow ii quoted 60a. 3d. to 50s. 6d., oat euh ; Petersburg Y.C., on the soot, Dew, 535. 6d.; &it'', 01.1, MM. 01; Juno, Wt. to MM. kid.; Jul, to Sept., 52 31.; Oat. to Dee., 525. to 525. 31 ......._ .... PACTICULARS OF TALLOW. I&50. I 1800. Stock oo hand this day ....casks ; 12.371 r..,bb6 Delivery last week I 1,0;3 1,427 Ditto from let June i 1.270 4,403 Arrival loft week ; 1,148 3 Ditto hero lst June i 2 073 2,3 , 4 Price T.C. per cwt. LIN day l3s. al. ro Cd. Ditto Town 67: }ll , lfty ' ESL 04. . 2:l*. GI • 55,400 1,0 , 3 2,400 760 2.311 53k. GIL 9tl Arrival for the week airline Jaue tact year, 1.2.14 casks, sod Sabers 1.,t2 ,'%4A. The arrival Last week wmnprirad I Oki maks tram St. l'aersberg, VT from edema, :tat from Audi.- lia. O from South America, and boo other placer.—Total„ 730 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beats is nearly the ramo u on Mon day lad. Trade is very slow fur them at reduced rates. Several remain unsold. Sheep and lambs are rather snore plentiful. The demand is nod come,:nently prices are lower. A considerable number of inferior lambs remain unsold. (Athos stair are lower. From Germany and Holland there are GOD lemsts.ll,loo sheep, and 312 calves ; Scotland, All laasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,600; and 400 from the Nortlmen and Midland Counties. Per don° of 8166 s. d. L d. Per %tone of 818 E• d. Ld. Best BTuts, Herefda. 4 6 4 19 1 Best 16166: 111.19106 h 4 S 6 • Dent dhort.horos 4 4 4 ' 1;c$: Lon^ weals..., oo • I Second qual. besets 34 4 0 11, 40 , 100•0 4 f. 4 VI Wires 3 8 4 0 111. do. Shoro .... 3 8 4 4 131.4101stlilt.beeds 0 0 0 0 • 1.40 q ,, _ 6 0 I • Boasts at market, at2o; risk no. sad lambs, 28,4G0 ; Calves. ni: BOROUGH HOP M tRK ET.-(THIS DAY.) Ysrra v Pattewicn and Smith report that the accousis frog every hop district coma worse awl worse. Marks* very lion. Duty :10.(90Pf. to GO.('U(W. They also s eo g ti n following:—wiat reference to the Worrestet reports in ft day's papers we oppend the following from ono of tin largest growers in ti.st district : " Worcester . June If ► "On going ior , my hops yesterlay I found tUm-thirde et the fly dead, and several hills elven that had heen foul I looked (waverl to improvement. To-day I hare h em carefully throu g h nr• own and others ; I find fresh fly with a very great ioor-.am of vermin on the largo leaves, wide are dripping with honer, and the hills that bad become clean aro foul Apia. I consider the plantations far weans to-day than at uny previous _period this season, and if year accounts come similar from Kent and Biases, we shall nee pay 50,0000 COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) _ _ Ws% End Haswell, Pls. ed. ; Wily god South HAW. Cfl. Walls End Tees. IRa. ; Walls End pont. IR s. II.: Walls End Braddvls Bettoo, 17..41.; Wain Eod Busmen lietwa, 17a. 6d. ; Wall.. End South Kass 11s. Rd. ; Walls End Eden Main, leis. Sd. ; WA, End Barton, IGs. Gd. ; Tlnfield Moor Butes, 13..; WWI Hartley, ; Hartlepool 11.rtlev. 1 0 . 4 40 HArtiols ; Davidson's Hartley, 161.—Siii7s at market, 7:1. ::+~~ . I . r