The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—{THIS DAY.) The SPltnlltn took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINPB. The following bills were read a third time and a— Atiyhterarder Comma: Moir—North British Imtaea C INF.. ompany— Portadowia and Omagh Junction ILiilw... ,v snit STlniliginin, . end Brouihton Railway rill. —Hayling Railways— • B ra anti idtturst June. inn Railways Deviation—and Peteralleld Railway. MINER REGITLATION AND INSPECTION BILL. The home west into committee co this bilL tin Clause 2, Mr. KINNAIRD said, having failed on a former occasion to induce the committee to adopt eight hours aa the limit of labour for boys in mines, be would 110 W propose to insert after the wonbt " colliery," " for any hours not exceeding lio hoors per diem." Sir li. ( . LEWIS believed that it the hon. 4eatlealaa had , oi the previous occasion propooed tea hears Instead of eight, the result would have been the ears. The all na turally wished to limit the hours of labor foe ch r far u possible ; but of the twelve issseress of minas who were favourahle to the improvesard elf the working flares, 11 had reported moral any legisithe humiliate; and that brag the ow, he hoped the aomewitre mould esetela the &elks to which they am, me Tam* lest Xt. LIDDE LL the memAsiod, ea the ground that it would limit the home of lebear for awn, bays hag employed driving posies while the men were at melt__ _ Mr - .ATRTITN observed that this was a lersesty qwestios, &al it was es that pound doe that the useramiree wee opposed by the owners of mines. Such a eaewidesstion ought sot to he allowed to interfere with the interests of chOdres. Mr. H. TAYLOR thought that if hi. hoe. friend (Hr. Ayrtoa) would v . down • c.oloit he weak' Mars • wiser mesa no this oubieet. There were times whoa work was slack, and this necessitated occasional antra work ; but be .mend the committee that oat/ 01111111Iillid SO WWI to op. pm. claims. nr. Pisan sad Mr. Curt laving opposed the amendment, Mr. JOHIII LOCKE said the quoits - a really was what was the maw of Antos to which the labour of children of tuadsr yams ki mines ought to he reetrieted. (Hot; hear.) The in the amendment emanated from the owners of era mists, and he hoped it would not be sooresidul. Mir H. VERNEY in supporting the ems/Assent mid the labour in mines was very severs fur young bow sad he knew that many nodher. had a great ob}ectioa to the 'minter of bean that their children were compelled to week. CATLEIr believed that the mortality among bays e.nil..yed is mines sae very meat, and that the difficulties attending a lisnetios of the hours lal,our might be res4DO by einalovnimm. Mr. H. akucz mid reports presested to the house would show the hem. umber that he was mistakes is supposing that the modality seamy boys sue ancesaive. Mr. ICIDIDALL dried that the boys employed is minas wen oneworlied. Mr. IrEKIO94 said the bouts el kbocur deprsdad at pr met me w the neaten bet ow the Ines a elate of thew thee spyeeeed to kite emetielartery. mlipirted the ameedeteet. Alice the ems Imam ditentekom the committee divided : Per emembeiest 79-18 leird A nt • !LINE mond sa amendment to the effect that coalweviere aheeld he allowed to employ hi,. under tea yawn cif aci a m to the Ist el July, without a certall est* that mold net OW O. C. wits waisted to the amendment, charming !lot A wee weeemary le artier th at duo mews might be gime al {heehaw. The enuallneet was speed to. lit. PAO= mewed an amendment, providing for the edecelies 1 bey. Ise Am beees as two days in every week. Deft &Mimi.] LAW INTZLLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QURILVS BENCH. eittiegs at NW Prim, sit Wertraiorter.— (Before Mr. Justice Hifi sad a Special Jury.) ROWS r. LOAD LLANOVII.-111E LIRL. CARL —TZRYINATION IN TIC CAA& -MID DAT. • The further bearing .of this awe was resumed this morn ing. Mir F. Kelly, Mr. Iferjeant Pigott, Mr. Hawkins, V a 1..7 .4. and Mr. Phi Peon wen counsel for the plaintiff ; M r . James, Q.C., Mr. Eirerill, Q.C., Mr. Huddleston, tj.C., and Mr. Henry James were counsel for the def e ndant. O the amendilint: of the court, Mr. Justice Hill, addressing the learned counsel for the defeishint, - Before we resume this painful ease, Mr. James, I wish to ask you whether you expect, after the positive oath of the plaintiff and also .4 the second witness. denying the committal of the offeece charged, although the plaintiff's coodnet was such as to. giir rive to the gravest 'winnoso againat him, and sub ject himself to gravel imputaiona- -1 ask you whether you think you can get • rennet upon the count charging the Mr. 4Elwin Jamesl take the responsibility, with my learned friends, of having advised Lord Llanover, after the ge..at e st attention and anxiety, to place the pleas upon the record epic evidence laid before us he )11r. Erichllell, the very respectable solicitor for the m.hle defendant. luu as me, after the evidence that has been widened to the jury, whether I think it is bkrly that they will convict the plaintiff of the serious o turue made againet hem, audit is right that I should inform •. , ur lordship that I entertain the same doubts as your lord ship. I will, however, throw out that, whatever might be the result of the ewes, I shall be able to show that 1a.r.1 !lawyer has dime no other than his duty both to los fund, mil the residents of the county of Moumouth, in making the ommunicatioe complained oif to his relation --the husband of his disia4liter. Lied LLsnover had received a ctatement from Bath, which he felt bound to c..n , rismicsite to his lion.in•law with reference to certain rumours currant at Bath, relative to Mr. The defendant hail never before this seen h stone, and Ise., no ill-will toward' him, m lam in. iot.ic-ted still to dreier, on the part of his lordship ; and at so interview with sole, gentlemen is reference to it. he stated that he had no okeire to be Mr. hemmer, and whatever might be the result the trial, I have only to sat, in justice to Lord Lianover, that he might have an opportunity of stating upon oith the part he has taken in the matter. If that be ranted to the noble lord, I shall have no objection to with dre w the pleas changing criminality. Mir Fitsnov Kelly admitted that his c lient bad aetel with great iropruaence and folly. It was out his object to get 4..now n , but to clear his .-hararter. 1,411 Llwouver, who was then ',worn, entered into • state meet of his conduct iu the matter as described by his counsel, Mr. Edwin E. Kelly harimt again referred to his client's into. erten., and adsnitteil the purity of the motives by which Llanewer heel acted, expimised his regret if, in the thecharge of his duty. in any remarks he had made, he had said anything that lead given his lordship pain. Lowl Glanover assured the learned counsel that he had said teething at which he had taken offence. Mr. J %Mien Hill -Then this painful are is at as ea& The charger of criminality apinet the plaintiff is withdrawn, and Lord LLla.iver !:a shown that dim conduct in refiaettee it le Idaruelevs. A juror waa thorn witlalrawu without the jury agreeing to a vardict, acid taus remarkable mad gauntid cam terminated. THE POLICE COURTS. (71118 DAY.) MABLBOYODUH•9TBELT. Tiro young girle sitswid Mort Ana Baker sad Care/lee wen charged Wort, Mr. Maslow with annoying retinues in Leisesterwrjusre. The now bevies been prayed by a onotable, Mr. :Hied, proprietor (4 tb. gfablneni2re Hotel and the Marl de Provions, stepped forward, and adding... 3 Mr. Unchain, and he wieh.l to cornpliiin of the abominable nuisance minim hues a camber of young prosititutes owning IN frost of his hewn and winoying his eustorners, their t.m.lact being of the writ disgust* description. Mr. Dbigheis mid he hail just returned Irvin a long jour. wine weeks sad be bed not been annoyed by a pros. toot! Junes the whole time. The proprietor of a picture shop is the neighbourhood al.o movie/oil of She eweseee, arid the injury dire to hit Lusher in aressupesce. The nil was beaming worn, tr..ry slay. Mr ltinglwai said be would do him utmost to cheek It, and ...log, who had set been charged before, Ma, but wilted Baker for wren days. M4ll - TH , WARK. .......... tTYVITTD 111111GL•111 AT A I.' N'l IrIeTLULLWIL 1: J. rt lifoolawm. • rterin.mea gr. brought Wiese N. thtw-hetn t chore.' with Items ("tout thr 10r=0 , 4 t' • White Hod pubhe.houtre, Parts street, Borough. t ti.e purpose 4 etweniittiag • fidwity. tee ed the hems said art et tea si sight he else m tb may et sir war, it bass his aut.' to rise • ale te the veseiiii. At the time he sunned be saw thee tort WINN wham, wits dosed sad tabu& About t tare d'oleik this woorektg he wee nosed bin his she,* h.trims • meohiteof tilei sad the wirlser go qt. /is jenued est 4 bed, end row e arleressival Ma ttn the imams war the ledruove tbaw. Whams 011511111 MIS I...dslsaa► =I the primer wee elemed. 71st Ilepaeii, the loadle4 4 Ills White Mirk avid that theirs ow ono 4 the molob4 home, sad eouse pe.nily wee eps• mutly en night fee the ememirome 4 the tweritst poolosooe. There wee • deer es the elairmse latetes• the humbug tue.l the lemma, whit* was always hie so ne• Whored to per bet thaw lettet= sod e house She esu ouslow fastesol at V•teetwalt. ttll trim resod up Ly Lut wituer she fowl that the fissiewimp had hero removed. No daubs • was Hr. primmer% Witilluts M twh lb.. hawse, ss she taw hen twits ONO ear denosts Imam; about some tune. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1860. In mower to the charge the prisoaw said lw bed bets drhdriat ia s e t i l * did mot lasow bow he got up the stairs. Yr. said his ocedrit was very suspicious, and he should wank Idea to tie Haws of Correction for three mottle, with hard Maar, as a raga and a vagabond. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAE Two o'Craoi. The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm, and, notwithstanding the continued inactivity of bnainess an improvement of to per cent. has taken pla ce in most of the principal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to ; Great Western, 691 to ; Mid land, 1171 to 118 ; Lanesahire and Yorkshire, 1041 to 1061 ; Great Northern, 114 to 115 ; South Eastern, Ng to 861 ; Caledonian, 921 to 93/ ; and Eastern Counties, 541 to 551. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at par to prem. East Indian Railway stook is in fair demand. There have also been some inquiries for Antwerp and Rotterdam, and Great Luxem bourg. ORDINARY SIAM AND stoma. teat' TDB ST. BARNABAS DISPUTE. (THIS DAY.) An application was made to the Privy Council this morning, at their chambers in Downing-street, the object of which is to ensure the carrying out of the judg ment pronounced by the court in the ere of " Liddell v. Beal," with regard to the sltar and ornaments in the church of Bt. Bombes, Pimlico. 'There were present on the bench the Archbiehop of Toth, Lord Kingedown, Sir J. Coleridge, Sir E. Ryan, the Lards JoAnne Knight Brace and Turner, and Sir lawrence Peel. Mr. Stephens opened the cam on behalf of Mr. Beal. The learned counsel mitered into a history of the proceed 4 np, with which the public are familiar, up to the Miming of a monition on the 9111 of April, 1867, to the then churchwar den, Messrs. Parke and Evans, who bad failed to carry out its directions. Then geatlemsa had. he mid, canned to be churchwarden, but he contended that as the church warden wen a empantin the sacmitioa was directed to them Is their cceporate capacity, and not as private indi• Mamie, and that therefore the monition should be amended by the Meertion of the onus of the existing church warden. 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IL A. lavabo. 1/4 111 111 ep.e.Anda li -..-.. i ... 11 beellesibt Lad SU sai sai - *llO at. INdebep.c.War. 0 In IS 00 16 1 Grip Ss.ea U. Wawa 4pset../aa.4Uuly 1115 161 - 1 4 . 1 Da. de. liatialatal all - maw ea. OW. Web. he. 0 p.eS. de. US 116 DR la W.A. Oft Up. Or 6 •-•-.. ad --I ll lababb M. Ikai. 4p s el. el II - 40. 104 Via DkoaseCa Wad.- tle 94 la/ -. MONEY MARKET.-THIS LAY. Two o'CLocrc. There is no revival of business in the Stock Rl change to-day, but a alight improvement has taken place in consequence of the weather having become warmer. The funds have advanced per cent. British railway stocks are likewise rather better. At Paris this morning, acoording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 68.85 ex div., being rather more than per cant. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and ft, ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 93it to The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cents. Reduoed, 93, ft : New Three per Cents., 93, ft, ft ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, for opening, IN, i t ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 98} , ditto, 1869, 98} ; India Bonds, Ik., 7s. din. ; Exchequer Bills, par, 2s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, with the exception of Russian, which is a little more offered. Turkish stocks are well supported at the late ad vance, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 774 to 78, and that of 1858 60} to 61. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 87} ; ditto Four' and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 88k ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 12(1.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97, 96} ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., fur account, 814 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 391 ; ditto Passive, 18 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854 , for account, 77j, 4, 78 ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1858, for account, 60k, 61. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company have risen to 4 to prem. At a special meeting of the committee of the Baltic Coffee-house, held this day, it has been re solved—" That the subscription-room be closed to morrow, the 23rd inst., at twelve o'clock precisely." The commercial demand for money yesterday was brisk, and amongst the applicants at the Bank, who were rather numerous, were some of the bill brokers. No bills were discounted below the Bank minimum. For six months paper the rate was not lower than 4f to 5 per cent. Owing to the demand for money in the Stock Exchange, at 4to 4; per cent. , a number of the dealers were glad to take loans from the Bank. To-morrow will be a very light day as regards busi ness in the City, but although the Stock Exchange will be closed, Lloyd's, the Baltic and Jerusalem Coffee-houses, and the sale rooms in Mincing-lane will be open. No bullion was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The Sultan has arrived from the Peninsula with 3,3001. in specie. In addition to the vessels previously mentioned, the Kent sailed from Melbourne for London on the 24th of April, with 68,986 ounces of gold, worth 236,0001., making the total known to be at sea 944,0001. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,1281. ; the Midland, an increase of 6171. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 3,1581. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 10, 0201. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 23'8/. • The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending June 9 was 28,8081., being 26,6641. less than in the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 3,983/., showing au increase of 1,6041. The following memorandum relating to the Great Western Railway of Canada is from an authentic sonny : The committee appointed to investigate the affairs of the Great Western Railway Canada, acting under the full powers given them by the shareholders, considering that • complete examination is necessary to be made into the con dition of the lines of railway bridges, plant, &c., in order to render the inquiry entire and satiory, have deter mined that Mr. Giles, the engineer, shall at once proceed to Canada for that purpose. A special meeting of the Victoria Station and Pimlioo Railway Company is called for the 27th inst., to approve the bill for the extension of the communication of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company to the metropolis. Messrs. John Gladstone and Co. announce the half-yearly interest in the Eight per Cent. Deben tures of the Province of Wellington, New Zealand. The half-yearly interest is advertised on South Australian Government Bonds, as well as the redemption of the bonds due in London on the let of July. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows : There is no new feature in the market for American annuities, and the actual business during the part week baa not been to an extent or of a character to claim particular notice. The Liverpool cotton market is reported by telegraph yesterday as irregular, and in some in stances id per lb. lower than on last Friday. The public sales of silk commenced on Wednes day, and terminated yesterday. Metiers. Durant and Co. report as follows : The quantity offered was about 2000 bales Bengal and 7,000 bales Chins. As usual, the whole was pealed rapidly without bidding's. This, however, is not matter of sur mise, seeing the large business that had been doing for the last six weeks, and the high prime at which importers bought in their silk. Fair business is doing by private roe tract—home consumers bevy; still very barely supplied. The deliveries of this month have been unusually large, telling heavily upon the dock, which hitherto has repaired but small reinforcements since the Ist instant. The Great Eastern was off the Scilly Islands on Monday, at 3 a.m. The Emigration Commissioners have accepted the Ramillice and Salamanca, for the conveyance of passengers to Adelaide and Sydney, respectively. The Warrior Queen and Alpine are to carry troops from Cork to Calcutta. TBUISDAT EVIIIDM Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to I, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after declining to 931 to 7-18, closed at 93 7-16 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 931, f, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 92i, 931; New Three per Cents., 934, 4, 93, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 164 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent " enfaoed" ru pe e paper, 1024 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, for account, 1044 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1858, 964 ; India Bonds, 78., 12s. dia. The Indian Five f xr Cent. rupee papa. remains , quiet, at 971 to , and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1024 to . The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 was steady at 1061 to I ex div., for ' the account India Bonds were quoted 12s. to 7s. die. Exchequer bills have fallen to par to bs. prem. A fresh improvement of per cent. occurred to day in Turkish bonds, the good faith of the govern ment inspiring oonfidence. It appears that the go vernment has given the financial commission orders upon the farmers of the revenue at Constantinople for a year in advance. The bonds of 1864 were last quoted this afternoon rti to 78, and those of 1868, to 61. Other foreign stocks were steady. was no alteration of the slightest im portance to-day in the market for bank shares. In the miscellaneous share market the only feature wasa fall of about 21. in Canada Land. Great Ship were quoted lla 91. to 12s. 3d. The shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were marked 14 pram.. div. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 11 to 11 prem.; Thames and Mersey M 4 to 4 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to i prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; Pneumatic Despatch Company, 1 to prem. ; and London and South African Beni, • to prem. The slam of the Buenos Ayres and San Far nand° Railway Company, which wore dealt in at 7 prom. prior to the late investigation, were marked in the Stock Exchange to-day from 2 to Si prem. The market for these shares was irregular. Colonial government securities continue in de mand. A riso of I per cent. took place to-day in Victorian, and of per cent. in New South Wales. Ip.e.JuLtiol. 100 rceok, 1880 lOO r cent. 1179 lO9 meat. 1181 lOO r et. Feb.tAug 100 r et. liar.* Bop 100 r coat. do. 42 kivr.Gov.o p.ot. 1011 Ov. 6p. a. 1863 100 9.. Is7l Mb 100 e.,11M Ing boa 19711 ow. Sp. a. Beads 100 p. 9.194.4;9171100 P.O. Avr.soet. ISO 1 1 si el 75 1110 TS TS 03 73 t ftdie 1f :a. 701 it2i PAT 0: pv t 9.1 101 101} 31 Is 30 II 01 N 77 79 69 61 77 79 66 66 66 68 Fat in 1 d a t i l t 14 a 97 99 97 99 97 19 92 94 1111 n Ise obi n 911 le 01 di BANK OP EOYP?.-(?HIS DAT ) This afternoon an extraordinary general meeting of this corporation wan bald at the London Tavern, to elect • director, in the room of Mr. E. J. Hutchins, who has re 7[r. Trre, Y.P. who presided, stated that the mitma tics of Yr. Hutchins, who hail been a shareholder from *ells* formation of the company, arose from the pressure of private @apemen* the duties of his position as ma. anger of the Rbymasy Iron Company, and the ruperintend race of bin property M Wales, rendering it impomilde for bin tops that atirdiss to the Molnar of thebonk which it• comsidared due bar • director. There was only one can didate, via, Mr. Ilkes Dounsily Mangles, • gentleman well known in He ally of London, who bad experience in banking Mime as • banker, who Lad been an East India climber, sod by ler the br and the present gorennefir bad Ur asisuir an • swirsliwr of the India Council. Mr. Moser wr an csfersi shareholder in Ms bask, sad brag is ray wwz m qualified the board would gladly welcome We Mr. Ft. C. Jutiutin simmed=t. J. W. HOR.V seconded, Mr. Mangles' election, which was unanimously confirmed, and the proceedings terminated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT vicnuc Tazows) WLNCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HAYPSHIBE STAKES. Two milei 9110 yard.. Newords, Ti.. Doer, and Crater am hem THE GRANGE PARK STAKES. Ho Raker. Intimidation c, Lombardo, Crone, Volition, Orbit, Golden Cloud, c by Tadmor—Matikii, Vinope Hi 1, Bli- worth, and Wombat am here. ()TIM AMVAIA :—Dramdsouild. Bajak Brooke, CooA• deuce, High Flyer, and Ceparaieus. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. Ltvitarnot. JOIN 21.-111rkenhead, 711 741--Caledonlan stock, 921 93-Eastera Owantim, 101 11-010111 Northern stock, 114 111-Great 1./ lee Oa- Landsa t*and Yorkshire. 105 loth-London West k orth Western, 10! 11111-Latto, Eighth Mama, 1 id t p -MemehaMer, Sheffield, and Llscolashire, 41 41) -Midland stock, 1171 1171-North Pritish Nock. 1131 64-70rth Staffordshire. 4 61 d.-North Eastern. Berwrials capital *sic, 141 961-Ditto, York capital stock. 41 a 1 Ditto, Ueda stork. 511 12-Word, Worootar. and Wool 44f 461-Bouth Eastern. csl 551116-Dutch Rhenish. 114 6) -Great Engem hour% 6 7-onual Trunk of canada, 7 Wl6 7 11.16-Great Western of Caasda. 11 11 1011 11 d 0 rev shame. 9 81 d - Buffalo and Lake Hama, 4+ 4/-Great Ship, lb. , 134.-Thames and Meney Marine Company, 1 13.14 p MAsescaTlL Jilts 11.-The market .ea rather more active, and prices were limner. Leedom', 1021-lildland, 1171-IMorers. 2.4-Leeds. 106--Thames sad Meet),) p. -Great totem, in 41)-Vetere Comities, 11. BiIutiSOSISIL JLIN 11.-The trsaaadiams le this ensuitet to day laciaded heath Raiartio at 10, so 14—iNnatiostuum canals. at 94 to 941-11kilsad, at 1171-Gram Wastora Birmingham tinanutterd stock at 714 to 76-L ,mina and Elishlonii, at 119. 1.10141, !floc ft -Leeds Basking company. 31-11Idlaisds. 1171 -Greet Ship. -Leeds, Bradford. sad Rallis:. 11 pot-Lards 104 Gas, 174-Emetent Coantks, 15-Nortit Eastern, Berwick:, 981-111Usa11. 117}-Clam Moor. M. 64.-Leeds New Gas 41 paid , 1 pm. The committee formed for the purpose of welcom ing the Grpherein& have already made conaiderable propeem in their arrangements. Applications have been made to the authorities at the Tower, Greenwich Hospital, Mew, Hampton Court, the British Museum, the Houses of Perlis meat, St. Paul's, Westminster Abbey, the Zoological Gardens, and other places fur free admission or extra faci lities to these visitors. In all cuss in which replies have been received they have been favourable. The Earl of Ellesmere has most kindly anticipated any application by offering to admit the Orphfouists to view the Bridgewater Gallery on production of their proper... Mama J. Penn amid floe, of Greenwich, Mersrs. Cos and Co., and other inns, have also offend to allow their works to be inspected on the same terms. Application has been rustle for the admission of some of the leaders of the undertaking who have already arrived to the galleries in Hyde•perk on Saturday, to see the Volunteer Review. We (Ediottnergh Courant) understand that the Channel fleet will leave St. Margaret'. Hope on Saturday morning for Yarmouth, indeed of going round the north of Scotland, aa formerly Mated. CHAIM= FLItiT REGATTA. —Thu regatta by the Mate ci the °lsmael Fleet took place on Wednesday at Bt. Marpreit's Hope, under the patronage of Vioe.Admiral BM Charles Fremantle, K.C. 8., Rear• Admiral John E. Erskine., aad Beer-Admiral George Lltiot. The weather was splendid, end the turn-out of spectators was prodigious, in vessels of every description. UOCIWIT TOIL THI EtreOVßanalllNT Or THE Fritz Awfs—M the fifth contersurime of this society, held last at the Architectural Gallery, 9, Conduitetren, James Fag. in the chair, the bet report of the price committee was read, and formed the subject of ea tutemting conversation. The awards an expected to be announced at the next coarerse:iosse, which takes place on the 14th of July. An agreeable musical melange followed, conducted by Mr. AlGilbert, sad which included the vocal exertions of Madame Gilbert, Miss Yoshioka MM.. Elvira Behrens, Mr. Leonard, M. Ferry, and • Perform. mace on the violin by Mr. W. H. Evros. Amoopt the works of art contributed for the occasion were paintings by J. B. Ppm, Carl Werner, Emulate!, Mn. Weir, and Ma dame Greets, and • fine bast of the kte Sir Charles Barry by Behrens. Tf.Raloi I Tit r ritfem RIC —Last evening, shortly after six o'clock, • terrific thunderstorm burst over the metropolis, and although short in its duration occasioned • cousideralde amount of damage. The atmosphere during the day was extremely close and oppreesive, notwithstaiml- Mg the fall of occasional showers of rain. Soon after five oo clock deem clouds accumulated in the western bonus). am! peals .4 distant thunder announced the approach of a heavy norm, which at six o'clock buret with gnat fury. Iton and hail fell in torrents, and the leases of forked lightning were vivid and frequent. At about half-past six &disk an awfully vivid flash of lightning was followed almet,ilistantly by • crashing peal of thunder, that shook the Wklings in the northern districts to their faun &aim. In Keil Lioa-street, Clerkenerell, the homes Nos. 6 and 7, in the occupatioa of Messrs. Fau nae and Tarrant, church and turret clock makes*, were struck with the electric fluid, which ouTied is it. dewiest an immense stack of chimneys. Fortunately an person was paring at the time,or the consequences must have been fital. The lightning parsed to the earth without doing any serious injury. It was feared that Bt. James's Chew& bad been struck, but the sacred edifice escaped. A strong salpintric smell pervaded the locality for some minutes after the flesh. The storm subsided about MUM CedOCIL EXPELLZI) GRAND Dr[l:ll.—A letter from Vienna says : —" The *spelled Italian dukes appear to have duds as living in retirement, ►t least (or the present, in some German stets. The °rand Duke of Tuscany hat taken up his reidence in a chateau at lielimenbarl. near Linden the Drib= of Panne is afloat to reside inch her son Doke lobed, in a villa at Sonchach, sear Ws/tenses ; and the Dike of Modem is every day expected at his AMEN in Ibbassits." Ths Connaught, the new steuner for the Galway sal Jamie Ilse, had • trial trip on Wednesday at as meminsad maw at $ h Rise averaged 141 knots. Ithe ea Away Imre Assibmpton Water tor Galway. to take est the lint mail mem W sew coetnice e which commences e, He spu t km. gin will he required to make the purge botwant Galway awl In. John'. in As days, sod to run &sun SOO miss arsay. The Parma, a chartered ship, will, it is especial. tabs net the Mt. John's mail se the 10th maim° Usubserei Oashaws, it. N. Wento a pp o i n t e d se Admiralty seat sa the Galway awl likJohn's Makin. CarrTaa PaLacs. Own Banyan° DAy. Jon 21.—Adtalowiess en mama; J, 801 1: ditto by sorsa think itt ; bowl winos, 44117. 1 $ 180 lil 111 US us us 160 146 110 11$ 105 106 154 IA 111 181 IS TS 20 22 116 118 Me %t l2 128 . 122. 1 - 1 IS Wt I ' I 140 142 106 106 NS IS MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioox. In the mining market to-day Stray Park shares are in demand, and have recovered to 53 to 55. Rosewarne United are steady, at 75 to 78. South Basset are quoted 36 to 38 ; and Lady Berths 31 to ; East Caradon shares are marked in the Stock Exchange, 84 ; and North Downs, Esj. Scarcely any transactions have taken place in foreign or colonial mining securities, and prices are nominally quoted as before. A special meeting of the Devon Karim:la Mining Company is called for the 29th instant, to receive a. statement of the financial position of the company, and for other p The property u TtZßuhrort Coal Mining Com pany is to be sold by public auction on the 9th of July, at Duisberg. A meeting was held at Mr. Murchison s offices en Wed. nesday, when the final arrangements were completed for working Wheal Prosper, West Prosper, East itoy, and Trevartlian Downs Mines (near Mansion, Cornwall), under the title of the Prosper United Mines. There are 6,000 shares, the whole of which were subscribed foe in • few days. The necessary officer' were appointed, and a call of V. per share made ; and it was resolved to purchase forth. with the requisite machinery and material. The reports of the mines are very favourable. From South Condurrow aline (June 16) the agents re. port :—" The engine shaft is now down 5 fathoms below the edit, lode 5 feet Aide, underlying south 18 inches per fathom, very kindly in appearance, and , producing a small quantity of grey copper ore. In the edit west the Inge is 4 feet wide, very kindly for copper. In the same level east the lode is rather disordered by • cross flookan. We have been hindered in the new shaft by the late rains, but, nevertheless, are pushing on as rapidly as possible. We have commenced opening ground west from the crosscut adit in scorch of Tolcarne lode." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather this week was, in continuation, unsettled, mostly sualesi, frequently rainy, and low in temperature. A. change for the better was looked for last Monday, but it came not. Another change was expected yesterday ea the sun crossing the meridian. Lon night • heavy fall of rain, with thunder and lightning, was experienced in London. This morning the weather opened with a more settled appearance. Vegetation is dill very backward, hut if the weather were to become floe and continue favourable, • moderately good harvest may yet be secured. The imports of foreign gram into London sines last Monday were reported this morning as large of flour (some from Spain) large of wheat, large of barley, and very large of oats. The supply of home-mown grain was very small and of canntry.made flour small. The attendance of the trade to-day in Mark lane was fair ; the tone quiet. WHEAT.—For English, last Monday's prices were asked, but few sales were effected thereat. Foreign was held upou last Monday's prices • holders did not press for • sale. FLOUR very slow iale, and ls. per sack cheaper than last Monday. BARIXT quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates. Oars, with very large imports, pressing on the market 61. to Is. per qr. cheaper than list Monday. BELNB.—English and Egyptian steadily held at about last Monday's currency. PIUS unaltered from last Monday's prime. CURRENT QUOTATIONS: DOTS PAID. Wieradr.-EnOish white, 60s. to 64. ; red, 575. to 60s. per qr. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg, 60s. to 665. per 4941 b. ; 60s. to 645. ; other Baltic porta, 60s. to 625. ; French, red, 60.. to 665. ; white, 58s. to 622.. FLOUR.-Town, 50a. to Hs.; Norfolk, 41s. to 421. per 2801 b. ; French, 445. to 50s. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), Va. to 30s. per band. BALLET.-English, 26.. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr. OATS.-British, 22a. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 94.. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 245. to 255. per qr. 8E.1.148. -English tick, 335. to 38e. ; harrow, 395. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40.. per qr. Egyptian, 355. to Ws. 61. per qr. PEAS. -En;lish boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345. to 35e. ; foreign white, 36e. to 38s. FLOATING Cutaocs.--Elince last Friday 29 grails-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of eall, via :- 3 wheat, 19 maize, 6 barley, 1 rye. The latest males re. ported were :-Wheat arrivea-Danube, 52a. 9d. per 4001 b. Wheat to be shipped up to end of September, 4,700 qrs. Marianopoli, 564. per 4921 b. To-day's sales resumed in the disposal of two arrived earm goes. one Ibmil wheat, inferior quality, at 475. ed. per 480ibs. ; and an arrived Odessa maize, at Ms. 6d. per 49'21b.. Maize was 6d. cheaper. For wheat buyers offer Ws money, but importers do not precis for sales. There are now off the coast about 8 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 1 wheat, 5 maize, 2 barley. ABRI VALI LNITO LONDON FROM JUNG 18 TO MINN ft ZngUah and Sceieh. Irish. larelip. Wheat Barley Osta mat iiii .... ingltah Sack Flour : Panda . be. SMiD sacks. DEPWAL AVIRAGEIL May It 19 Jane i Biz werki Agri Aver Age iin *1 Us 14 62s Id 4* Id &Is Id 54a lid 53s 114 . Oats aye. Beau. Peas. 871 26. lOd 24. 1d 1 434 ed It Its Id 334 3d 3da MM. ad bd. Ed Ida tid li n 3d 44s id It 06. 10d NB ad Vs ad its Id no Od INN Od 8d3% ld'ata ad Ma BC SSG id 30a lid 37. 0.1411 i Id id Ids Id No tle37a Od 44s di 14 Pure—RUM, Barley, Osta. Rye, Beau and Peak la IPIAILLX mown% TIM FLIIINVATIOXS IN SIM ATlMailll Pll/0111 or WNW DORM MI SIX WZIMS LUND. 'May 12. May 12 play 24 54 11 .. . , 64 63 4 .. •• r LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (sy BRITISH AND IRISH BIAGNITIC TILLGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN COBRZSPONDI2I7.) Under the infiuenoe of fine weather the grain market is less active ; wheat, however, enjoys a good demand at steady prkes ; flour firm ; corn and oatmeal cheaper ; beans, oats, and barley steady. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Suomi. —The market again opened heavily, and prices were with difficulty supported the first two days, but the demand considerably improved yesterday, and a hill average amount of business bas been done ►t the price. of last week.. The refined market steady ; good lumps quoted 5211. COFFEE—There has been a general firmness in this market and the public sales have been freely met by the trade, who paid the full prices of Let week. Ice.—Thu market has been rather doll, bat the taw; has been strengthened the last two or Wee days, sad general quotations are not altered. Large public sales are declared for Tuesday. Rice. —A. fair amount of business has been done at full prices. Madras, 3d. ►dvance. Rum. —Sales to a limited extent have been made, and in most instances et a shade advance. Sairrwrat. —No sales of importance reported. 8710E.A. —The public sales have gone off well, at fully rre' vions rates. CoinP.`:. —A limited business done at about previous rates. Markets have been more steady this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices : Town tal low 52e. net cash ; Petembar( Y.C., on the spot. at. 9d. June, 525. 9d. ; July to Sept., 52e. 9cl. ; Oat. to Dec.. 53.94 HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LUDINHALL.—Hides: 5614. to 6411 e., 3td. to 4d. ; 64114. to 721 ha., 4d. to Ofd. ; 721 bu to 801 1 *., 40. to 44d. ; 110114. to sBlbs., 4fd. to sd. • *lbs. to 961135., Y. to 51d. Horse hides, 9.. to 10s. Bd. Coif skins, light, 2.. to 4s. ; full, 7s. to 7s. 6d. Bustottualf.--Sheep Alas, la. fld. to 1.. 11d.; lamb', 2i. 6d. to 4s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Patteaden aad Smith report that the tuella is very Arm, at fully late prism COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Bever G lac ; Walls Bid Rumen Herter, 180. • Wells lad dylls Sa% to lfts. .• Wa lls Bed Taolteld Moor, 13s. 3d. ; Walls Fad Brordoo. 17s. ; Walls Bad Toostall, 17s. ; Walls End Caws_ .1). 113 s. ; Walls End Heusi Hall, 17s. td .: Walls And 13(galii EnUne• 18s.; IGUS End Whitworth, 1 8 .• ; Tatifillit Moor BuW , 13s. 36. • Wad Elsrtim 13a W,r 6 aitil. ; 's kortley. 16s. 66. ; Beb al ets 16s. 6d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 3d ; North 11 well Main, 160.—Bblita at ma". ‘l' ROYAL tiA/L &Ram PaCIJY 00111AST.—.-The trial trip of the Moval Mall Steam Packat Cteentliet akip Seine trill take plate to-morrow (Saturday) at ISM The train leaving Wateiloo statical at 8 ►m. is The at Meath (trivial :it 10.30, at whieh time a small steamer will pro ceed Irvin the dock 10, the Seine at her moonily is the ifiar - . Ism L Japer 11. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~~