The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-31 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF COX MONK.—(THIS DAY.) n, burs Imo M Swim, eels*. NEW memisu. yr. CARD ELL km/ as was sad Ms MA as nembor I. city thfurd. VATE B rig FA& Vr 111:1:11ER ;aredWlW; oy ►ill • prerbeioa ie a ,arto.l authorising any easeparry to sahseribe towards or to ;tussles. or to ram may name, a aid of the undertaking of alisr complary (whorls all is trot brought in by t i,,- rouipauy so authorised, or of which suck .sraionv is not a joint promoter), prrad shall be required •n• the as 1111 l wr that the company so autawised has , to such sulocriptius, gosrantee or raising of •s at a meeting of the pros.netois of the or,li use y is so:6 compeer, held larcially for that pur• in the same maxim and aulnect to the same •••,•,ans as the meeting direetml to be held under .rosli•g Order IQ, ard thst such consent ems u ha such proprietors, t to is:rson or by proxy. L at least three•fonrtror the ordinary paiiimp emit. tal .4 the comproiy repreerated at such meeting, such pr•tneton I eing qualitird to vies at the meeting in right h espial; anal that the iodises f••r the 101 l state the authorised to be subscribed, or guaranteed or raised, awl also state that the amend of the company has been _weir as aforesaid. la any CAN t• which such colp.cUt has Wen gives it shall set be seceseary to submit the bill, in i r l sa•t of such prori.res as af.res•id, to the approval of a sting 4 , 11 e hell in accordance with Standing Order 162. That the said orders be •tooling orders of this house. .toil t • eller Stealing t triter ICJ, by inserting " Stealing Order li;*1 " after the word "of" in line 4of that order. tft.r • dialAtanioti tb,• motion was agreed to. CASE OF THOMAS CiRTER. Sir G. C. LEWIS said, with referewe to the above ease, Le hail jute received a letter f r the outgistrute who hid committed Wier. to the effect that the conduct of the latter fully justified the sentence under which ►e was committed to pol. It appeared that titter heal so alarmed too young women that they were obliged to call in the brother of one of them for pro tection. He had pmviouvly been found in a liehl hy the police in • state of intoxication. 'lle utsgietrate who wrote from Ayniaire, promised to een.l the evidence. NAVAL RESERVE la &sewer to acle.tage b 7 Yr. Al RION Lord C. PAOET matedßlO.r, it was not proposed to insert is the Naval Reserve Bill say provision for the ramuswestios of the naval moors (Moen. is On, estimator sect year there would be • mull sum set aptrt for allowances duriag JAIL IRISH F.NIGRANTS. Colonel FRENCH asked the ruder tiscretary of State for the Colonies by whom sanction the rule had Lem made at the Emigratioe.onice that perigee to Australia wall be given to English And Sintairneti, but not to the Irish? Mr. C. Final:Selig said that the Australian govern ment required that the sums voted by them for emigration be divided ausiougst the three kingdoms in prolvirtion to the reapective populittme of each. In formtr years Inland received more than its sh.ire, in consequeme of the reluetanee of the English and Scotch to and the rule of which the lion. member complainA had linen made to equalise the popula te'. From 1347 to 1i4.15, out of the whole number of go. virainent emeralds to Australis, the number from Ireland wad 79,UU0, whereas properly it should hare been only tamixt I.IIBANKHENT OF THE TH.t3IES. 'tie .1. SHELLEY 1..4e.! whether the ,;overnment intended to adopt the reeoniniendstion. Co.ntails,4l in the rep o rt of the Thames Eruluoknient Commissioners, as tram. the line of embankment proposed to bo Liken ; and whether they intend to appoint another commission fer the purpose of carrying out the work ; and if out, to what body they propose to entruit the comtniction of the embeaktuent Mr. COWPER said that the royal COMMUSIOU had just lewd • report recommending a phut for the enibnokment of the 'flumes which wouhl provide for the public eon. Vollieber without nattily interfering with private interests. It would be his duty next session to introduce • bill to wry out the rec 11111 l netelstiose of the commistioa, but it was alas the intention of the meat that the execution of the plea &bilk( be intros le the lletrupolitan Board of Warta [Left dUkts.] MT EZAKTION.-MXIS DAY.) The day the official declaration of the poll was mob at the OtmMall, which was attended by large earn. ben el pewees, ebiedy the fries& of Mr. Wool, the success (el caudidate. Yr. Wood who war attended to the hustings by SirJ. bake, Mr.erarrfotil, rod &roe Rothschild, theother three saseabers for the City, was received with loud cheers. 'The ',septum of the Lord Xetor was quite of the opposite diwarlptios-- hats is mourning being exhibited in the hall, and miss ol "lw to Aatiourr," " Lord Eed-over," ate, base lewd sad (.panel. Ili. IJdorima ad ShadOf Assts, Zasaoaaesel the poll as lenses : West Win .. 5,747 ...-......- 5,241 Majority H. en aired Mr. Wood ils lava b elected ooe of tbe oweedion for the City, whleh woe weeived with toed cbeen. The numbers who voted far Mr. Weed eredebei et viz liverymen oat 4,413 Itoreheidoms i for the Ind Meer. 2,V0 liverymes and 3.011 lireaasiden. ?be Wei trochee of electors who soled ea this semi= was 10,1111). Mr. Wool) then MIMS forward, cad said that tie the& dram which he had is Um principles oe which M ems forward to de betas for the oiliness of Use= Imd net beim sabsitheed. felmers.) He wished to fight the battle fees. the limiest's es the ground of principles, sad it was to the troth of thew principles, sad not to say merit of his owe, that he ascribed his triumph. (Cheery.) He should not at the close of the corer, a he hal mot during its °optimums, say con word calculated to excite personal feeling. (Cheers.) lie thanked Lime who gore him theirsupport on this occa moo, but in should endeavour to do his duty as repressor t,ve of the toward, all the coostituency indiffereotly. The numbers of Over who pullet en both sides showed that hi. excellent friend the Lord Mayor had bees deceived as t.. the extent of the sepport he might expect to the City. The importance of the costra sod the toomph by which it ems tonoinated could bet be saw. fordntet it lad has otherwise it would ben been mid that • munchers bed eet ins, sled an attempt wield hare heels mode to upset the goverameat, awl to champs the whets erre) of th eir policy at home sin abroad. (Hear.) It sho showed the enmity of thinking that the liberal feeling of the citrons of Lemke had been changed. (Hear, hear.) H. hoped that the p.n.s folio; which subsisted between Imo mid his friend the Lord Mayor would matinee as need, as .1, again returning them thabks for the highgt o tto s si . in whizti he had been pl a ced, h e b egge d to retire. ) The ',MID MAI..K then came forward, sod it WOW 800111 time before he orb! olitaio • Merin ; laded, Mr. Wood had to intervene and heg au impartial beeriag for his lordahip. The Laid Mayor thee proceeded to say that his position, there that day was ea a happy as.. He had hoped to have made the lint speech on that Gee- don, but his boo. friend took the first place, and he mate to noly as wood best. He was out going to blame anyoke, Of to read tiro • lecture Hr acquirersl in the verdict which had been pm: Hymned. He hopial it would have been other wise. He must take that opportunity of thanking his friends for the support they had given him during the corer. (Interruptioo, during which the Lord Mayor retired.) tm the motion of Mr. Wool), seconded by the LOUD Marlin. a vote of thank i wan peewit to the Sheriffs, for the ear-Aleut arrangements made by them. The proccediap then terminakod. ENGLISH. SCOTTISH. AND AUSTRALIAN CHARTBRED BANK.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was hid at soon, at the offices of the bank, 73, Cord:till ; Mr. fitssAßD in the chair. Thedirectors, in their report, referring to what wan said at the last meeting on the subject of a change in the colonial management, mid they hell great unsfaction in informing the peopneton that they bad appointed, as manager of one of the brunches, Mr. John Salmon, a gentleman of bank ing sod mercantile ex perienee, strongly recant -11101:11161, and who bad already sailed for his destination. Although the profits of the past six months bad considerably •ineeded these of any precious half-year, yet owing to the en...1,0n made for losses, arising from failures which had ••- erred Woos the date of the last report, and a cooseqseet &low-intim in the •aloe of PeCtniiifi, the amount available for distribution leo reduced to 16,600 L 12s. 6d The general annhonition of circumstances ie Australia, and the increase In it.• l a n le+ profits for the halfyear, semen. justify the hope of a steadily improring future. Thedirectors recommended the following appropriation of the balsnoe of pridlt and kiss se eouutos. To the payment of arlieideed at the rate of 6 per seat. per annum, foss of income tax, on 500,000 E, the paid -51, cspital of the hank, 15,0011 t/. ; tuwardn the reduetke of th e onnunts at debit of • -preliminary ex 600/. : bank Itemise. awl fumigate acasenta, 1.6001. ; ring 100 f. to be added to the reserved hued, which will Mum lonouat to ?..!,SATI. lid N. After some disernies, the rowed re ere reletard- Viscount Powerneoent has eatabliabed before the We n al Lamb Ids eines to Tote for representative peen fw imbed. --- Neweraththa nra Pos - TrarrY.—At the laying of the lathieles Atha recently of • sew chapel in the viei• Myst plime.ana a bottle, which was placed inside the a". ninlnlaad in oddities to a oopy of the Holy &rip. L'olcieei • peveltheat bearing • deeeriptioo of the build .ll. • Ta d " diremeActie Journal, the if alaNd the Patriot . , and the Neeeenfuneset. TIIE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY THE POLIO: COURTS. (THIS DAY.) X ARLBOROUG II EET. RahREKT MT • WATVIDIAN.—tURI4;;; - ; VAAL JoarrA lletrkell, employed as a watclituau at the works going ea is Myth:lark, was charged with stealing 110U1a of wood. Pealed!, 7..11.1, raid that yesterday evening, about nine, he was in Hyde-park, and saw prisoner near a temporary stable. After wstehing him a short time he saw him Like up the wood, and on charging him with it he said it was of no value. Stni - ot;rleseph eisigmve, foreman to 3.1 r. 'reorient, builder, Pik' they had works going ou at Hyde-park .usil Kensington g miens. There was a nisautity of wool lying about. it was of DO value. Pri.mer hail charge of the place, and he told him sot to li-k auyoue take the 'torsi away. Inspector Holden said there were 121 sovereigns found on the prisoaer. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it musk have been an indiscretion to have such a Man 44 a watch-nau over such valuable pro perty. The foreman asi ! he could put no value on the wood, but no one had a right to take rt. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should send the prisoner for seven dos, and the wife could have the money. SOUTHWARK. NHOLENALZ SNUGGLING ON BOARD A !WIRTH() tITZAVER. Andrew &Non, Daniel Haitians', and Charles Miller, all seamen belonging to the Leopard. Hamburg steamer, were brought before Mr. Maude, charged with smuggling a large quantity of for&gn manufactured toluevo. Mr. John Carroll, a l'ustombouse officer, said that yes terday the Leoponl steamer came from Hamburg, and moored off Ilordeyilown. lie went ,m Word, and on rummaging the hold he found concealed nine pounds and a quarter of foreign manufacture) tobacco. Ile hail some trouble to get at it, as it was secreted very ingeniously under the cargo. Witness communicated with the captain, and afterwards gave the prisoner into custody. Mellon declsrol that be put the tobacco in the place without the knowledge of the other men ; in fact, they were quite ignorant as to its being on board the vessel. The captain informal his worship that the tobacco might have been conceded there without the koowledge of Miller and Materna.. He, however, suspected that there was to bacco 'mauled away in the bold, and he acquainted the Custorn.basse officer of his suspicion. Mr. Mande discharged Miller and Mittman, and fined Sel dom SI., or two ratinthie imprisonment. The fine was imme diately paid. SHOCKING OCCURRSNCR AT CLAPHAM. The neighbourhood of Clapham Lie for aome days part been in a state of excitement, in consequence of rumours that Mrs. Amelia Littleton, the wife of a gentle. man of independent fortune, whose body was found in the long red, on Clapham common, had been murdered by drowning, by her husband. These rumours were strength ened in consequence of the husband having subsequently committed excide, pending the coroner's inquiry as to the cause of the death of the wife. The inquest was com menced a few days ago by Mr. W. J. Payne, the coroner the Duchy of Lancaster, at the Cock Tavern, Clapham. The evidence given on the first day (the body then not having been identified) was almost confined to that of the finding it in the long peed at about 5 o'clock on the morn ing of the 22nd by a gentleman who went there for the purpose of fishing. Two witnesses deposed that they heard cries of murder apparently in the directiou of the common. According to the evidence of asorgeou who was called them were no marks of violence on the body of the deemed. hhe was elegantly dressed, and had several rings as her fingers. An adjournment took place. sod on the fOHOWINS day Mr. Littleton came and identified the body as belg ua ba x s of his wife, and it was interred on Saturday, M r . Li assisting at the funeral. V fl rilay, on the re-assembling of the jury it, was aa nounced that Mr. Littleton had committed self-destruction by cutting his throat on 14uoday afternoon. The first lb imam called was Mrs. Collins, who stated that she w..s cook and housekeeper to Mr. Littleton, and had been in his service for onwards of 5 years. Her master end ulistre‘s were in the dining-room on the afternoon of Sandy week, and when witness came home from church bar sif tress told her that they had had a few words. Her Isis. Wes. went out twice to the course of the evening, sad at 10 o'clock withers went t bed, leaving her master sod Rio. trees in the dining-room together. About 10 minutes pat 12 her memos came to her. amid asked her if her mistress had cense hems. She t his that she did not know that she bed bees out. He told her that she had gone out in • great passion, cod that he had followed her. but stopping to elate the door against the dos that she had 3of a-head of him, s.d he ooukl not tell which way she was gone. He weal out again to look fur he.. but could not find her, sod returned at two o'clock. Nothing was heard of her that night. Michael Hollins, is the service of Mr. Ellis, mid he was on the east ski, of the common as Sunday night, sod was pie( buns to his sapper. It was a bright moonlight night. It was thee pearly 12 - o'clock, and taking a circle, be maw a rums and wanes under the trees. They ware aiolwtly quarrelling, being thee about 30 yards from him, end await the WAN &hum frau the loosowl. He heard the wwows ray. "Ob , will you! oh. will p pie' The warm wore a light isms dress. They hail not hold of each other, but were very close together. lie left them mar the trees, and west William Hansa said he lived no the east side of the 00IE. ILIOO , directly apposite to the long pond. Om Sunday sight, the list, it about lialf-peol. 12, be was awakened by bearing • loud lon nweem. He told his wife that it seemed like the scream of a ware in distress, but as such sedges are often hoard es the comma he took no further notice, and weal to deep seals Early the pert morning he saw the body of the deemed (Mrs. Littletoa) takes out of the pond. Mr. nowitt, • juror, said as he was tho last person who bad say coovereation with Mr. Littleton before be committed suicide, he wished to make a atatetuent of what passed between them. The Cormier meld be thought be might receive this evi dence, sad he was accordingly sworn. Mr. Biewitt mid—l have known Mr. and Mrs. Littleton for Ms years. They always appeared to live on very offer. Jimmie terms. I saw Mr. Littleton 00 Satuiday last, and I followed his wife to the grove on that day. I was in the back mariner after tie Slowsers were goes. Mr. Littleton asked me to come into tie hush parlour. He said, " You were on the inquest (alluding to the inquest or. Mrs. Little too) ; what reports have you heard about it r I said that I hail beard nosey report.. He said, "They say that I pushed her into the pond; but I declare to God I Dever saw her from the time she left the home until I saw her dead; and I will tell you how it occurred." I said, "The worst is over new." He mid, Oh, Do ; Moeda,. I dread." I "You have nothing to do but speak the truth." He "I will tell you how it °mooed. It was • most aim* kitbag. I went into the front room after dinner with the gaper, ant I found a tremor come over me. I felt fatalism( said could hardly get to the settee. 8130 (Mrs. Littleton) wee its the room, rod she took no notice of me for some time. After I had come to a little, I maid, Amelia, how unkind you an.' She looked at me sternly, and said, ' You are always 'Olio( me I am unkind.' 816 got me some water and left the room. She dreamed Iserielf sod went out. She returoed, took off her chains, and left a lock of hair behind her." He raid again, "I declare to God I sever saw her from that Ulm until her body was (mud. I went out once and retuned, thinking to find her at home. I went out again. I went on to the common sad called her until I was boom." I asked him if I should mud for his friends, and be said " Nu," adding. " But Mon day I dread." He committed suicide by cutUug his throat on &today. The Coroner, in summing up, add he had goon into the ems with great care, ou account of the rumours which pre vailed that Mrs. Littletou had been murdered by her bus bead, by being pushed into the prod ; but they had no direct seldom,e that such was the case, and the cries and quarrelling that wore heard on the common might Dot have eome from the two penman who were now dead. Mr. LitUritoo was beyond soy human tribunal, and he would leave the ury to return each • verdict as the evidesce woad justify them its 110i0g. Alia, • short comultatiou the jury returned the follow leg verdict :—" That the demand die to ber death by 1 drowning, but there was no evidence to show bow she got into the water." lAm night Ur. William Carter, the coroner, held an in quest at the Falcon Tesoro, Clapham•road, ou the body of Ile diessaid Mr. LittWoe • • arkleace of the Audio* of the body of the deceased with his throat cut hawing been eiven, the jury returned s Ter. " That the deceased destroyed his owu life whilst in a stet* of temporary deraigement." TARIM PIRSOICS KILLED BY LIG lITN I NO. —A *ever* thunderstorm visited the East Riding of Yorkshire on Saturday 60. At Ealt. • village three miles from Beverley, a man named Wawa Patrick and throe of his children were eagaged in • field hoeing turnips. They sought refuge from the rain nailer a wide-spreading tree. There the whole party were struck by lightning. Patrick, his sun Jneenls, aged 9, *nil his daughter Bomb aged 13, were killed on the spot. The third child, a vri, a ge d 12, was stoonmt, mod lay in a state of insensibility for some time. ik recovering her senses she wiu able to crawl on her hands soil knees to a neighbouriug house and inform the inmates of what had happened. An ioquest wee held yesterday, when • verdict was returned " Aoeideatal death." . ACCIDENT T A VOLUNTEER. —A melancholy acci dent occurred on Mooday to a member of the 4th company of the 29th Middlesex Riftes. The company had been in. vited by their commander, CAptaio Ibbetein, to dims at Word with the 3rd Essex Voliauteers, previous to widen they performed some evolutions io the presume of the officers and their friends. While doubling round the centre a volunteer named William Day stumbled, and the bayonet of his rear leek man penetrated his calf nearly mesa Mabee obliquely. Mr. Davies, • gentlemen who happened to be on the ground, kindly lent his carriage, in which the poor man was immediately conveyed home. A pro formed meeting of the St. Helen's Railway shareholders was held at Liverpool yesterday. The malt ing was adjourned for a week, and will be held at St. Helen's. _ _ - -,,-- -- ~ ROYAL ERIS HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-DIN-KOAD.- The number of patients relieved sr this hospital during the week waling July 27 was 2;:27, of which 819 were new ails. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT ILWThIC TI'LLOILAPIL) GOODWOOD MEETING.-(nus DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOVS. Mile acd a quarter. Croaatatch, Conspiracy filly, Sweat Hawthorn, and Adraats ars hers H1TR , 37305.1RNE STAKES. T.Y.C. Leenlei. Ace at Chiba, and Gorse are here. PAID POIUIRT. —Troilism. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE One mile and a quarter. Diadem, Buccaneer, Vinegar Hill, Jingling Johnny. Whi tes, Giraffe f, Wumbot,Neria, Cosmopolite, Shingle, Ripon, Roes* Lady Blanche, Furiout, Rufus, Mir Emma, Nur• eery, and Little Drummer are here. GOODWOOD DERBY. One mile end a half. Snapshot, Kildonan, Walloon, and West End are here. GOODWOOD STAKES. Two miles and a half. Thormanby, Optimist, Crater, Umpire, Starke, Schism, Sarptioe, Lupus, B e n h a m Lass, Yokel's, Anthem, Queen of the Vale, k Ba'ham, Brownie, Zodiac, Jingling Johnny, Wird End, Shipwreck, and Canary are here. PAW FORMlT.—Milverton, Royal Sovereign, Paul Clif ford, Intimidation e, Squire Peirse, Wombat, Don Cossack, sud Orion. DRAWING-ROOM STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Anthem, Barb Pigeon. Starlight, Intimidation e, Vine gar Hill, Conqueror, Admit+, Lisboa, and CArbisser are here. FINDON STAKE'S Six furlongs. Ace of Clubs, f by Voltigeur, Santa Claus, Keiser, Aire diston, Couloo, Ashford, Mistral, Costa, Lord Clyde, Cate rer, Blundell*, Tnluroo, Thunderstorm, Wingrave, Otho, queen of Spain, Xurullo, and Keane are here. COWDRAY STAKES. Six furlongs. Spicebor, Ellerton, Fife, Barb Pigeon, Duos, Rover, Truratore, Gabarliee, Fantasia, and Santa Claus are here. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKES. 5 to 2 apt Starke (t) 7 to 2 Elam (t) 5 to 1 Schism (t) 8 to 1 Canary (t) 10 to 1 Wham It) 20 to 1 Brownie (t) MINE --(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoor. The fortnightly settlement has interfered with bu•duese to-day. The inquiries have been chiefly for shares in Marks Valley, Tolvadden, Rends foot, and \Visit Polinear. East Caradon, East Wheal Russell, and East Wheal Grenville are flatter. Present quotations are as follows :—Marke Valley, 9to 1 ; East Caradon, 231 to 24; East Wheal Russell, 31 to ; West Polmear, 19s. to 208. ; Toloadden 225. Gd. " buyers ;" and Ilerodafcsit 368. to 381:. There is an improvement in St. John del Rey Mining shares, which have been dealt iu at 341 to 34i. Bon Accord Copper are marked prem., and United Mexican, In the advertisement of the Cobre Mining Com pany, inserted in the Daily News this morning, an error occurred. The average price of copper dur ing the year 1839, and up to August last, was stated to have been Is. lid. per lb., instead of la. Oid. per lb. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Mind Cousoia, 14 to I ; ailvadnaoi, 61 toll; Camborne lf to 2 ; Coot'. Yitc.hen, 27 to 9 ; East Basest, 821 to 5 ; Km* Omadoa, to 1 ; Esst °maa, 41s. to 425. ; &A Rowell, 36 to 4 ; East Devon Great ) Consols, 2to 1 ; Great Botallsch, lits. to 21s. ; Herodsfoot, 36 to 7; Narks Valley, 9 to 1 ; North Downs, 41 to 51 ; Providence, 34 to 6; Sortridge Consols, 12a. to 13s. ; South Condom, 300 to 10 ; thray Park, 31 to 2 ; West Caradoo, 41 to 3 ; West Boas Do's. 146 to 13 ; West Seton. 220 to 300 Wheal Clifford. 150 to 60; Wheal Ludcott, 21 to f ; Wheal Unity, 17s. to 18e. At the meting yesterday of the Cobre Copper Mining Company, a dividend of V. per share was declared, as recommended in the directors' report, which was agreed to. A genieral ureeting of the shareholders in Great Wheel Alfred was held yesterday. The amanita showed a loss as the three months' working of 1,1901.75. lld., sod a balance against the mice of 2,7;0/. 17e. ld. A call of 3s. per share was made, and the committee re-elected. It was resolved to convene a special general meeting of the adventurers to consider the expediency of stopping the mime, and disposing of the machinery. Reporte on the mine from the agents and Captain Treleme were read. The reserves of ore in the mans are valued at 11,0001. At Itrynford Hall Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of IX3I. 9s. 11d. A call of 31. per share was made At Herrera United Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a =edit balance of 280 f. At South Caradon Wheel Hooper meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over meets of bi46l. Si. Id. AmU of ss. per share was made. At the North Mzeisouth Mine meeting yesterday the as showed a Imhof» of liabilitiee over assets of 3411. A call of 2s. per share wee made. At the hew Grand Duchy of Haase Mine meeting yesterday au adjournment took place, in order to allow time to obtain the sancUon of the proprietors to the raiaiag of additional capital. TH BUILDART STRIKE AND THE WAR- --- OIPIOZ. A general delegate meeting of the trades of London was held last evening at Shaftesbury-hall, Alders gate-street, "To take into consideration the interference of the government is trade disputes, as shown at Chelsea, where soldiers have been sent by the War-office to perform work where the building operatives are ou strike, and to devise means to frustrate the unconstitutional conduct of the government in supplying men to fulfil private cue. trade." Mr. N MAO*, chairman of the London TradeaCouncil, was called to Use chair. Delegates from the following trades were present Amalgamated Engineers, plasterers, brick. layers, ladies' shoemakers, carpenters, Ixotelosers, brick makers, tinplate.workers, cigar -makers, *oookbinders, um brella and parasol silk-weavers, ropemakers, masons, painters, boiler-makers, saddlers, carriers, ironfounders, wire -workers, lootandcers, sine-workers, coopers, plumbers, rug-makers, silk velvet-weavers, I:rushmakers, type founders, silver spoon-makers. The CHAIRMAN having briefly opened the proceedings, Mr. HON/.LL, the secretary, entered into the fact, of the ease, with which our readers are acquainted. Mr. HEAP, of the Amalgamated Engineers, moved-. "That this meeting, consisting of representatises of the metropolitan trades, views with surprise the cooduct of the present professed liberal government in lending Sappers sad Miners to a private contractor where a dispute existed, and that such a proceeding is an unwarrantable interfer anew between employers and employed, and therefore de serves the severest coodemuation of ell claws of workings la the United Kingdom." Mr. UODDA RD, bookbinder, seconded the resolution. Several delegate. having spoken in support of the resos lotto., it was put to the meeting anti carried unanimously. A deputation was thee appointed to wait either upon the Premier sr the Secretary for War, to "remonstrate with the govenneest upon their unjustifiable interfersuoe, and to egosst that the flappers and Miners be removed from the Chelsea barracks." Mr. Pmts, rierpeuter, maid the courlitions upon which the &ppm bed been supplied to the ouuttuctor, on his own 1f ar phee Lion. were as follows :-.r. Higgs had leen an with M Sappers, for which he paid into the War ds. &l. per day each, the wee receiviug 2s. 4d. each per day. The Sappers themselves were is a state of mut;oy at the treatmeut they were etperiesacing from the con. tractor, and several of them haviag positively refused to do some of the work allotted to them, were emit back to Chatham yesterday. Coxsomeriox or Fotutus Wuirs.—This morn log, in obedience to the order of the House of Commons, a return was issued from the "dice i 4 the Inspector-Geneml of ' Imports and Exports, of the quantity of foreigo wine cleared fur consumption, sod the number of testa made for ascertainment of the duty, in the quarter ended the 30th day of June, 1961. The total quantity of wine entered for consumption within the quarter was 2,60;;.855 vinous, of which Frame supplied 661,144 gallons; Spain, 931,152; Portugal. 621,035; Ger many, 50.1%; Holland, 121,492 ; and other countries (in cluding wine vatted in bond), 218,816. The total number of tests of wine made in the same period was 29,873. At Lard°, there were 4r61 Bristol, 436; Folkestone, 1,152; Gloucester. 1,346,- sad Liverpool, 2,566. Tux WHEAT EARVINT IN TIM EASTERN COUN TIIK—We learn that the wheat harvest is already in exten sive operation throughout the south of Essex, Cam bridgeshire. and Suffolk. The general appearance of the crone in those districts promises rather more than an average yield. In some instances the wheat has been laid by the re cent storms, •• GREAT -• WESTIERN Fern.—The annual fete in aid of the deservieg fund koowa as the Great Western Rail way Widows and Orphans' Fund took plees yesterday at the beautiful wt of Vircount Barrington, Itsokett-park, Shriveehern, Berke, and was attended by a company as lamp, if not tuore numerous, than on previous occasions. As to former years, the directors liberally granted the use at !pedal trains, which conveyed thotteards of visitors from P.iddington, Gloucester, Reading, and other stations on the hoe. The bands of the Paddington Rdlee and the lth Bade Volunteers were also present. Spacious marquees for refreshments, &c., were erected on the ground. The whole arrangements were well carried out by Mr. Baker, of Paddington, end the committee generally. EVENING, JULY 31, 1861. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom Little business is going forwardis thsoinilway share market to-day, attention being chiefly occupied by the fortnightly settlement, now in course of completion. With the exception of a fractional improvement in South Eastern, prices are generally the same as yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to 1 ; Great Western, 701 to 1 ; Midland, 1211 to 122 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 110} to 1111; Caledonian, 994 to 1; South Eastern, 811 to ; Eastern Coun ties, 491 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 1071 to 1061. Lombardo-Veuetian Railway shares are steady, at 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are very quiet. The latter are rather Eat USOUfaltlf Nal Mr D no am UILVIAT& l',. l lZ!° Wes to4as to 1 pm. IMR Wrs. astoorfai. etrk.Jaa..os.jusa llbakers Blyiland Tsar *Ch MostoliAloa md.c. Bristol sad Olga tahodandsa Oork sad Oorawall Bemire.. Do. no dlr. until D" 8 1 P.e. Is paid la B 'NNW sac Jar li Lima. Path. AbLJa rast Anglian &stem COMMIS Issteru Won, Meek A Do. Nook East sum, Kai ithurgb rod Ohigeno forthaad Cl,lll Sdiabra,Porth, Maine Jura I dt B. irsiarra Scatlssd . Ig 0 7 II 94 99i 100 - -• I 9 42 41 so 9 17 18 49 60 SO 41 111 10 67 N N IS 101 108 in 134 108 100 99 100 129 111 104 108 roi 101 58 68 110 f 111* 80 82 118 110 M I A 68 110 21 61 5$ 11 01 Es 52 6/ lin 70 U II 74 76 161 I 7 lei le! 21 2 tiepoi • alf • U r 2 24 AO ea ee H 90 19 19 87 BO 88 SO . Sei zd nil IS I MONEY MARKET-MWS DAL) Twos o'OLoci. The funds to-day are rather firmer, owing chiefly to the favourable tendency of the money market. An improvement of 4 per cent. has taken place in Consols. This is settling day in the share and foreign stock markets, and little other business is going forward. English railway stocks have scarcely varied in price. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1858 continue to rise. The scrip of the New India Loan is firm, at 100 to 1 ; and t'oe stock at 991 to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents* opened at 67fr. 80c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Console are officially marked 90 and 1 for money, and 901 for the account (August 7). The present quotations are 90 to for money, and 901 to for the 7th August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 4,1, ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto, Bonds, 6s. dis. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., 7s. dis. ; ditto small, 12s. dis. ; ditto June, 4s. dis. ; ditto small, 361. dis. In the foreign stock market the only movement worthy of notice is a froth rise of 1 per oent in the Turkish Loan of 1868, which is now quoted 684 to 4. The loan of 1854 is marked 781. Sales are recorded as follows :—Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 974 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 79 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 411 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 781 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1868, 68 ; ditto for account, 671, 681 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 70, 69 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 10. The Tyne, from Brazil, has arrived at Lisbon, with 24,700/. in specie. The discount market yesterday showed increased ease. Good bills were taken in Lombard-street at 5 per cent., and transactions in 6 months' paper have even occurred at that rate. Very little busi ness was consequently done at the Bank. - - About 115,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yes terday, making 558,0001. since the date of the last return. The recent supplies from Australia at now nearly exhausted, but the 70,0001. by the Tas manian has yet to be dealt with. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.181 to 191 ; Rottembun, 3 mouths, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.68 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. bOOOO, 3 mouths, 13.10/ to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.35 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 23.85 to 70 ; Frankfort-orni-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 119/ to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 incaths, 33 to 1; Vienna, if. no., 3 m0nth,, 14.30 to 5 ; Tries* eft 10., 3 months, 14.30 to 5 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 4 ; Wiz, 3 months, 48 4 to 9 ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.80 to 2 Genoa, 3 months, 25.75 to 80; 3 months, 2375 to 80; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1; Palermo, 3 mouths, 1171 to 1 ; Marina, 3 mouths, 1171 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52/ to 1 ; 011orioi 90 days, bat to a• The Liverpool cotton market yesterday waa firm, but the sales did not exceed 8,000 bales. At a meeting, held ou Monday, of the committee which was nominated at the fire-insurance meeting at the Mansiou-house on the 25th inst., it was re solved that representations shall be made to the principal insurance companies with regard to the proposed serious irerease in their tariff, and that pending these negotiations the arrangements for the formation of a new fire insurance company shall remain in abeyance. It appears, however, to be certain that in the event of these negotiations nut coming to a satisfactory issue a company will be organised upon a large scale and under powerful auspices, and that it will be supported, both in a pecuniary and administrative sense, by some of the first houses in the City. The following circular, which was issued yester- day to the shareholders in the Commercial Bank of London, describes the arrangements which have beet made for au immediate return of one-half of the capital : Commercial Beak of London, Lothhnry, July 30. Bir,—The directors have much pleasure in informing you that the proposal made by their circular of the 2nd instant has been expressly assented to by 303 shareholders, holding together 1:4,346 of the 15,000 shares in the bank. In the report made by the directors to the special general meeting of shareholders, held on the 19th March, 1861 (and which was approved by that meeting), the directors, adverting to the uncertainty attending the realisation of meets under the eircumstenees in which the beak was placed, " coutiued themselves to the expert= of their hope that the shareholders' capital would be returned to them in fell." The arrangement made with the London and Westminster Bank, which was sanctiooed and approved by that meeting, saved the direc tors (as they haul euticipsted) from what might otherwise have been the painful necessity of realising the assets of the bank at a merit:lee. Hitherto they Lave avoided that nem 'say, and it was in the hope that they might reconcile (setae as r possible) the present convenience of the shareholders with the preservation of their property, that they made to them the proposal contained in the circular of the 2nd inst. An important portion of the assets of the bank could not be realised at once without • certain, and probably a serious. lees : by waiting for a favourable opportunity it may be realised at its full value. Other russets will have to he realised from time to time. After much consideration, the director; concluded that they should best consult the eon variance and interests of the shareholders, not by dividing among them, in small sums, the amounts from time to time realised in the ordinary course, nor by makingan imme diate sacrifice of property, in order to divide at once a large amount, but by obtaining such aa advance from the London sod Westminster Bank, on the security of the unrealised as seta, as would enable the directors to make an immediate return of one-half of the psid•up capital. For whatever ad vance may be required interest at the rate of M. per cent. per annum will be paid to the Loudon and Westminster Bank, while the shareholders will make their own interest on the money returned to them, and will eventually have the benefit of an advantageous realisation of the present assets of the bank. The return of capital to be now made is so important a step is the final arrangement of the affairs of the bank, that the directors would not have decided upon that step unless the shareholders generally desired it, but the proportion of the shareholders who assent to it is so much terser than the proportion which is necessary f,r resolving on a dissolution of the bank, that the directors feel themselves fully justified in making the return. It, fact only four shareholders out of 534, and who hold toge ther only 10,160/. of the entire capital of the honk, have expressed their dissent from the arranger:teat. Ou the other side is a draft for the amount of capital now returustrle to you, to which please to affix your usual sigirature, and the same will be than paid on presentation. You will be good enough, however, before presenting the draft, to forward to the bank the certificates of your shares, which will be stamped and returned to you in doe course.—l am, kc., A. R. COTBILL, Manager. . _ The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,782/., compared with last year, and not an increase as stated this morning. The receipts of the Ottoman Railway fur the week ending the 14th instant were 1691. An extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company is convened for the 14th August, to receive the directors' report upon the position and prospects of the under taking • to authorize an increase of the capital from likoom. to 1,109,0001., by au issue of 7 per cent. preference shares ; also to consider a proposal for exchanging the existing shares of the company, or some of them, for preference shares. The half-yearly meeting of the Anglo-French Steamship Company is called for the 24th August. The half-yearly meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company is called for the 29th August. The Calcutta Englishman refers to the operations which have been commenced at that port in fur therance of the plane of the Oriental Inland Steam Company, and vouches for the vast opening which is to be found in those waters for an undertaking of the kind. We have received a copy of apamphlet comprising a reprint from the Kerrackee Herald of the report of the formal open ing throughout of the Seinde Railway, which is the first complete railway in India. The pamphlet includes tabular statements from official sources showing the rapid and steady increase in the trade of the port of Kurrachee. The excel lence of the arrangements made by the company in India are the theme of especial commendation. TUESDAY EVISTIFIL ConsOhl, which closed yesterday at 901, " bay ere," Jor the 7th of August, opened this at 90 to 4, reoovered to 901, "buyers," and at 90 to 1, which was also the last price for maw. The official business report is as follows :—Time per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, ; ditty for account (August 7), 901, 90 ; Three per O. Reduced, 89/, 90, 89/ ; New Three per Cowie, 891, 90; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 1 Bank Stock, 232, 230 ; India Stock, 221, 21111; ditto Five per Ceut . Stock, 994, $, g ; ditto sea* 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1863, Wig ditto, 1859, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 65., ss. dis. ; View and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee PM% 1011,. The l India Loan scrip was steady, at 100 he 14, The stock was last quoted 991 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted to 7s. dis. ; and the June 4s. dia. to par, them securities still deriving no benefit from the dear es in the value of money. There was a fresh rise of to per emit. Turkish Bonds : the Loan of 1854 closed at 71111 to 79, and that of 1808 at 671 to 68. On the other hand, Mexican Bonds have fallen to 22 to 1. Other foreign stocks were quiet. There was improvement to-day in the Awes d the Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Aso trails. In the miscellaneous share market scared/ any alteration occurred. The shares of the Oriental and General Magee Insurance Company (the subscription lint of whit\ will be closed on Thursday, the lat August) ewe last quoted 1 tog prem. 7.7 64 — Wrk I qt. Rooth dt Work (In ,' Orett Wasters Do.StourVaLqua.so‘ Loacashiree Theitattre Loudon and elealrwall ;Loa., BrigittakatOos.l lLoodoo,ChatirajltDov iondoo & North Walla. ii: al. 1 4 et. II Wades& SoukWake. Laudon.lon/46001min Lso. and Ay! 11410114 Metropolitan Midland . . Do. New Do. Etna.* Darby Mid. Gt. Wm. gnat Uhl Kent Newcastle and Carlisle Newry& Ansigh.dat... Newry.Warresp.trios Norfolk IM:cilia/UM North linos talk l D ii - o 13 No 1«,.. _IM. ♦ ITTTfI Do. G.N:LPve.j K!;: " • I Y North NorthtS.ReaSingew North Staltoralahlze No4_ .4cOrantharilLOC. Pablo ithynnioy dcottlih Coaled &Atha N. a mama illroottish Midland bliropobire Union ilinsponroott abeam. Mil MU 100 MO 'OO 10 “ a 121 e 1 96 1 - cu. 12i 1} pm 98 lei* Lean - Milk Waste= ... MI6 Wails S. Tio& lb 11ml/a arlsoklid= Mattes lb :MOP ass• Tat Vab Inbar i 41.1 67 30 NI mi 106) e 64 Ns 06 Ho. Do. Vale et Nasal Vkiorls Ma. a Pla 0* el i 4 a l se I Ilf 1R U N 81 98 GO 48 W. 11 artlepoolAarbAll West Ilidload—Oticed Ditto Newport Ditto Hereford 1,..1.41 1111 sa Ili 1:4 et 46 47 •2 44 b 6 88 Pagel ZAILWATIL MI 110111111 95 } e . 96 i i K; S lit; - pm - PTO IL 1 Pll 1 11.61LWATI. 1 01111110 VIGIL INOW 10 6 Akforkia ..- ..... -• SI 10 a& &Wrens & Itegordimal 41 41 - . Ma il Ardowasse -• .- pa - 10 14 %Walla-Ira IL g.7p.0 1 1% dal - 6 all *elm B. Juadiea • i - 10 aD , Nodes to Grakesiese ..; .- 100 all, - 80 'Comm= NW • DAL 101 111 - .... ... - 10 all ,Vrtztealicei 4 :g - 119 16 ;Dutch Rhenish - N all ,Fastern of harm - 110 all ,061. Ramalan gas. S. p. a - -.- N all CIL Central of Promo- - - - N ell 131. Lusembg.Coußll6. It 8 - 10 ill Italian Junction -- - 10 all Matte C 04414004 a Dols - - 10 all Iterre ono Taasboat - - .- OD all 'Lyon, and Germ - - Sit all Marta Antonia - -.- f 0 all ,Nama.p.&Lle e.Prf. pt r Lthe 71 61 10 all ,Dtk Belg.gov 10 - 18 all ;Northern o et 1 194 - 16 16 I Do. New Shares _ - -pm - 10 all Norwegian Trunk Prot 04 91 - 10 11 Ottoman kmyrnsAkltal 8 6 dlo l if 10 all ,Parts, Lyons. and Stedlt lllll 391 39) 10 all Pada and Urleaus 66 20 - 10 17 ;Recife and 8. Francisco I - N l (Perassalsueo)g. 7p. e. 0 134 <Us - 1•111D4o D SO all ,Boyal Danish - - - 6 all 'Korai Swedish - -, - 6 on I Do. 7 per coat. - - - M all flarnbro sad Mow - . 14 3 - 111 on Do. Id per mat. Pref. 161 - 10 6 flanraulo(llladg.7poret. 21 11 dl. - f 8 16 111.Austat Low Vowellaa Pox 4 pm - , 10 all Southern of Traaeo 23 24 - ' all , West Models B4 6 1 - all ' Do. 51 per feat. Prot 94 91 - 11 ell West it N. W. 68 121111110 10 21 - 10 8 Wester. of Maids - - ..- - - 8 all Ittleebeden - - - *Man roossomorta. 88. 1 N I NAILWara. I Cladag Woe& 1 Wu LOU ail &Mantle di 11. Lawrwouo 67 431 - X OM) Dora box. &C.1a.g.116.0. 06 86 - 111 .11 Do. do. 11. _ - •- - * all & ButfaloLoskenuroaltl. 61 6 - 11 all Do. ?rotenone' 4 7 - 100 100 Baff.,Eranl.aooderich 6 p.e. Ilia, A 14.1.1611 eadorresibr/Sulf.&l.ll. TS IS -. 100 100 Do. July 1, IBM ditto. 46 To - 100 100 Dv. Julie 1. 1974. ditto. all TO - 1 ell • oats & & &Aiwa_ 41 6111 - 10 11) 111 b Ceylon ' T.SDookilp.agua. 111 3 dl. 11 1 , 4 coat. 1 * ski - 10 all &Morn ee.pl 4 1 9 4 116 La Newt Indian II all Do. Juktpulpero .... - - 686 all Do. 4 4 P. 02 Delimit_ Ild se - 109 all Do. Op. et do. - IN all Da do. do. 1114.79 69 100 - N all Owsloat & Itellsuarise - - - N 1 10u Grand Trunks! Quads 184 181 -.• * all Do. 4 per et. Prot 140 all Do.m..e.rreLep.o6.lle 47 62 - IN all Do. 4 per it DeSeai l* 23 - 166 aD Do. T per el 11118 4O 43 - IN all Do. do. 11117 il Ss - k ell Do. do. _MI S. .43 _ it. 11111 Great Indian Pailawl 914 031 941 5 ea 10 Do. Now - 10 100 Gt aof =Al i a 92 66 - 4a, all • West 91 101 10 10 IS Do. New lOl 101 dim - M all De.B6..elldapay7l.w.ap• *6 96 - IN MI Oro. 2, do., 77.Wit.01a. 63 92 - 118 ell Do. do. 78 withoolup. - - - N 0 ell D 0.% p.ealida,pas.7: -•-• - al4 145 Kudzu Our. 4 par et. Mt 01 - IN 100 De. do. 6 par et. CI SG - IN IN be. 61 per si. atm. 96 87 - 8R all Do. 6 per Nat do. - - dies - 10 110 Nelb.Corp.lllp. slakes& .... - - di. all N. Brunswick • Pao& elms a cap. eh. ll 7 - 19 all 1...5. do. Lad do. 6 4 19 all Do. do. 11 cap. do 6 I - N al/ Fro. do. Lad do. 4 4 - 1t la kind, lB 100 091 10 10 all IS Do. Do. Pundopsab - - - - ~ 40 Da1ad.81.71020. Cm& 90 91 - I liallod. Berk 1 1 dis - IN use use JOINT true: SANER MOOG 100 Ape aad 11. Sea boon . WA. 0 AulaWals *066 116 WWI of Kant 1410 e 100 bank of Lon. on 1400 ID Rank of Turkey feAl* SO Britian N. America WWI 11 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and Mina . *POI II Uhrtra. Mara of ladle, Len., and China OM VW OW WAXII 100 Olfonial 10.011011/.11 Coro. of Canada 14100 100 OCIII. of London M. SO bat :Amt.& A uti.awirtd 1114, N G. Utak of Switzerland MON W tow CZ. bank of Annie MON W Dn. New WOW 60 Loudon and County 1100 10 Lond Joint Ino-A O. IVO 10 Loado o n n et Santa African WOO 100 Lon. and Weenelnitzw AM 100 'Nat. Prov. el Inslawl 11100 IS Do. New SAO 10 National bank *lll SO New Mouth Wales *SO Si Oneutel Book ()awn AM fie Ottoman Beak NAN WO Provinetel vf Ireland 1411110 it South Atuzzella 40,000 S Union of Australis 116.0 6 6 SO Union of LAW. lAN 106 Unity Ms COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARIC-LANZ.--(TEII3 DAY) The weather continues remarkably fine, anclererythin that could be desired for the commencement of barred es*. rations, which in some parts d the conatey haws isisall already begun. The home grown supply this week is more Mader wheat and flour than of late. Barley and ask ecintiansik very short supply. Malt, beans, and peas inedendn. No Scotch or frisk oats fresh up. The arrivals d keratin wheat are rather large, more than ad ball being from America, the lamer portion the remainder Baltic, and two cargoes Mediterramma Flour, • large supply of American helm Barleyamm. Oats, a liberal quantity, 12,000 qrs. Archangel, lie or matador mostly Denis u. with a few Swedish and limakin. Other articles of the tr.de insignificant. The wheat trade to-day is quiet, and all descriptions nein' s tain Monday's slight advance, especially American, wheals taken for France. Flour also quite as dear, particularly foreign. Barley slow trade, but rather better than last week. Oats • fair trade passing, and Monday's extreme mini fully maintained for fine corn ; Weekly sorts more slink than lately. Beans quite as dear. Peas rather dearer. Tares, cloverseed, and trefoil little doing, Linseed. is. higher than last week, and rapeseed firm. Cakes in pill demand at improving prices. FLOATLNO CAKtioEs.—Trade steady at shoal rates. Win/LT.—Baglish : Emu sad Kent, white, new, Mx Itt 56g. ; ditto, flue old, 61n to 64e.; ditto red, sew, 384.1er kik; ditto, fine, old, 584. to Me. ; Norfolk, ko., fins, old„ 3k So 69a; red, new, 44e. to 52e. Foreign t Deattio, Me. teaks tine, 65.. to 894.; extra, 68e. to Me.; geoigebeig. 59e. 1 3k ditto, extra,64e. to 67. i.; Matto* 63e. to 64. ; Xecidewheig red, bk. to Ma.: 17okermeark ditto, 68e. to Me. ; Amin white. 81a. to 824.; ditto red. 59r. to 60..; Conadieo. to 63e. — llanlay.—English malting, 425. to 44.. di% as.: grinding 30s. to 326.; and distilling, 30s. to h .. per foglica grading . 27.. to 32..; ditto distilling. 28s. to !az 02111 tang, —a. to --11. MAlM—Wish, Ease: and Norfolk. 59.. to Ws.; lino. V.. to 70a ; Kinpton hod Ware, Gus. to 724.; boom 80s. tons. _ _ Orie. l l.nglish feed, 20.. Cld. to 255, Od. ; pita% 27.. to Us. ; foreign, 23.. Oil. to 26.. Ms, 28s. to 30s. BULL-English tick, 38s. to 40e. ; honeys, 40s. to 1111S4 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Mangan, 365. to Ms. ; it Vrt: ', lo4. ; Konipberg, 395. to 445. ; Egyptian, 365. WM& PILL-English bwiers ' 38s. to 425.; white and kio.,Mk to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 43e.: grey, 345. to 36a.; Wig, mss. • to 38s. ; forgu. 31s. to 375. FLOUI.-Bogiish town, 455. to 465. ; ditto an% 113 a. 555. ; oountry, 434. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 355. to French, 465. to 48s. per sack; Auroriau, 27.. to is Canadian, 275. to 31s. ; Spanish, 460. to 491 . FLOATING Csßaosx, all C. F. and L -Whisk : Red& saski and Marianople, per 492)b5., Ms. to Els. ; Uhirya tos3e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba., red, 51s. to 525. ; Ida% 575. to 595. ; Danube soil Galittt, 435. to 490. ; Br= 38e. to 40s. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, psr 25e. to 265. ; Odessa and Danube do., 245. to 25.. Besse: Egyptian, per qr., 38s. to 395. liaise : Odors sad Gad% per 4921b4., 31.. 6d. to 334. ; Thrall and Holguin,. pm 4801b5., 29e. 6d. to 325. ; French, do., -is. to --a.; American, do., 30s. to 32.. BECDO.-Oulary seed, per qr., 40s. to 46..; seed, pee qr., 48s. to 525. ; Mustard 'weld, per white, 15s. to 19s. ; browa, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, pit Ir. crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 4/11111,, 121. 15a. to 131.55. ; Ameriaan, thin, in brim, per hot. 101. se. to 101. Vie.; do., thick, round, and oblong,9l. Win 101. 10a.; Baltic, W. t 91 . ; ]families, s9. 111 Lbel Rape cakes, 51. to 51. RI. - - - Agama INTO lit7f19:0011 . PROF Any p ro.rusra Whist i Bulgy 030 MO I 2220 lbw illtlish (ZO nolo ; aiii iii so MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Suona.—The market, which of 1113(i heavily yalteriay.ims not improved to-day, although gertral quotations mwesitim altered. Relined unaltered ; lumps, low to fuir peace. 48s. to We. COMM —ln the absence of publio sales the lumbar• mains firm. Taa.—The public sales yesterday closed showing a.isi of id. to Id. on the parcels sold without reserve. .rroll.-100 halm sold. Rim remains inactive. Rum without alteration. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.--CISD3 DAY.) The market is steady at the subjoined prices :—/tims. burg Y.C. on the spot, 4Ga. to 475. ; July to &ph. October to December, 475. BOROUGH HOP MIRRET.—(THIS DAY.) Messy*. Patteeden and Smith report that there i NO alteration in the market same Monday hat, and the tats from the plantations are about the Lime. Duty, 110,11111. THE DM,HEM Or KENT'S MAIISOLEUIL—TIes mausoleum which has been emoted in the gardens of lbw more Lodge, and which is to receive the reconnect tie Duchess of Kent, wan ooeseatsted on Wednesday theme. by the Bishop of Oxford. The structine, which is in gig.* of the minion, is planned after the model of a small Chalk temple, but not so elaborate in its details ite the well-knoww monument of Lysicrates at Athens, which is of the Omi thige order. It was at the ducting's request that the am solemn was erected, nod during its progress rho born* visited it. It, is circular in plan, And has an inner dames of 12ft., with provision in the centre for the 'erecters .1 • pedestal, oe which ul , imately will be placed • mates of dr deceased, the size of life, and executed in Carnes sessida. The cireular basis of the mausoleum is surmnoded by• pod. style in the lonic order, consisting of 16 whims, MIL iu height, the shafts of which display beautiful monelidlik composed of Penryn marble 10ft. tin. high, the midi& and bases being executed in gun-metal. The door-wow is simple in its details, consulting merely of a bagman moulded architrave enclosing the mites. which ace Of Nam b and enriched by panels containing scriptural subjects. m. entablature of the order is embellished with head* mod vases, the latter of which are executed in granite. 1b edifice is covered with a copper dome, having a balustrade as its summit. In its consecration the Bishop of Ostend was assisted by the Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. Gerald Dean of Windsor ; the Hoc and Rev. Marko Ladle Courtimay, ILA., Canon of Windsor, and one of bar Majesty's Chaplains • the Row. J. St. John Blunt, IL. Chaplain to the Pri nce ILL Consort, and Vicar of Old Windom the Rev. H. J. Ellison, M.A.,Chaplain at the Gnarls, and Viair of New Windsor ; and he Rev. Charles Lloyd, LA.,, Rector of Great Hampden. FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS SEKVIIIII IN INDIA. —Tile number of ships chartered by the Emigration Commiesionies during the years 1859 and 1860 for the conveyance to India of soldiers' wives and families was 18. The number of emigrants who embarked amounted to 0.617, 352 of whom were male adults, 3,000 female achlts, 1,080 boy % and Lila giris. The mortality amounted to 600—iix., 1 male mink 20 female adults, 281 boys, and 280 girls. A MoDELSULTAN. —A letter front Constautinoille in the Journal de Franeforl says :—" The new Sanas ap pears determined to never have bat one wife. A few dap since the Val de Sultana, agreeably to old tradition, chased a young slave, the most beautiful that aowii haw found in the capital. She dressed her out, in jewels wed the richest clothing, and offered her to her eon. 'Who to that woman" demanded Abdul Aziz. ' The dare Awn, according to custom, 1 otter you on your =mica I. throne ' ' was the only reply. 'I have nothing to say is replied the Sultan ; ' have I nett wife whom I love? lad me hear no more of inch customs andinch presents.' This fact I have from such a source that I can guarantee Mame rectums of it." CHYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAV.— ARCHICZY MEETING AND GREAT Jinx 30.—Admissions on_ payment, 5,275; ditto by to son tickets, IMO total, 6,731 II