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

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) nu. Snuck,' took the chair at mom FLAKE AND LONDONDERRY =MTN& The committees appointed to try tho merits of Ow pod wow with mud to them oloctioos were worn at the table. PRIVATE BUSINEVA. no Mace Wield Ow BM was considered and ordered to gam' for et• third bMITHFIELD MA STREETS, AND IMPROVE. YEN N BILL. _ . The no •tion for Ow woad reading of this bill was post ros.,l tat t.)-incrtrow. REFORM BILL Sri JABM 1 , 111161 - Th4o.iigaVe notice that tomorrow, ce the onler of the der for resuming the adjourned debate 00 tur English Reform bill, he should move the rodpone• meet of the committee until the Irish and Scotch reform Bilk, ' Li ve iwen read a second time. FNHFBIES ( IRELA ND) BILL„ . . On the motion of Mr. 36tAeos, the order of the day for the .total reading of this bill wee postponed for sit weeks. Mr. I'AS DWELL said he saw no prospect whatever of the 6111 swing passed in the present aneacm. EVeLIiSIASTICAL COMMISSION, he., BILL On the order of the day for the second reading of this bill. Mr. SELWYN aid he strongly objected to the bill being priseeded with. His objections might be summed up in three words—centralisation, compensation, and coc kiest iOll. Oder this measure All the lands of the church were to be vested in the Ecelesiastieal rommissiners, and such% peencling waseuite unwarrantable. It was said that the cathedral authorities had rnaudested great selfishness in the matter. To that he replied that they had assented to ar rangements, whieh, if adopted, would have the effect or preventing the income• of dean and canoes from being even invested, and at the same time of providing for tin supply of the: spiritual disabilitie. of the recce. There was a general cseteurrence of opinial, in that house against centralisation. The bill %volt ...I tatahltartiptiou of lae.al ties; and if it placed, the relat .ou. of landlord and tenant would cease to exist, no far lands were concerned. The sesesnotion. of centime. sere to be all broken, and the entire maits,;ement of church property transferred to a central body in Loudon. The re. raptt fr,ni eeclesnatieal estates skeady vested in the cowl.. .sinners sokoaatod to 171,5061. per annum, and It -114 n proposed to transfer to them all the property of the cathedral churches awl the Mahon. (Left uttuas.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THDI DAY.) COURT OF ARCHES. (Before Dr. Laill.ngton, Doan of Arch..) CAIIII O► ?HC REV /VMS lIONWILL This extraneilimiv case, which has been so long before the public, and in which the lire. James Boswell, rector of St. Philip's, fetspney. i. put on his defence oe account of grave charger of immorality, came under the judicial cogni• same of the Daum of the t "'eta t of Arches this morning, the reverend gentleman having heen ailmoniahal to attend, and elite a hail the article. ex eibited against him, or give note, that he should oppose their admission. tier Joh n Herding, the queen's Advocate, represented the Bishop of London, and opeain; the proceedings add that this we. r proceeding under the Church Discipline Act, and ease foe the heaeat of Mr. Bonwell's soul's health, ice He proceeded t say that the articles had been filed, and it would be necessary for him to go throes\ them tea d ...ail. The first article affirmed the general law of the owe and the second contained the decree of pm sentetiou, institution, and herein, by which Mr. Boswell wee put to pomeesion of the Stepney beagle. Upwanls of • other article. which followed, alarmed that the reveren I gentleman mil" di, acquaintance of Miss Tenth. at Margate, in September, ISM, and that while there he eystematerally represented himself to her NA her friend. as an unmarried men (he being mimed and having a wife alive at the till*. They alleged also that Mr. Hormel' and 311... Yorath met afterwarls in Lon don, and that he harbour, l her in the school-room coit al/riot with hie church, when she gave birth to a male child which afterwards died and was buried. They then gave in detail the varinus arts of intimacy alleged to have tat- a place bete's" Mr. II inwell and Miss Yorath in Lou don end various parts of the country. They all set teeth the facts cossected with the birth of the child (Philip Tenth). They urged Mr. Boswell'. connexion with the birth, alleging that he eneseeel his medical man (Dr. God frey) to attend to the ceereeeeent, made arrangements for the bring of the mime, pievately baptised the child, and gave instructions to an undertaker to bury It when it died. The last article was the utual formal am, that the Bev. Janie* ainwell was a priest of the United Church of Eng Lind and Ireland as by law established, and therefore liable to punishment fair infrsctton of its law.. Mr. lloowell said that as there were representative.' of the prees present, and a. these articles would nu doubt gu forth to the public, be wished to say that he was entirely peer-Wed from entering int., their merits, es this was merely a legal gentian of athads.ibility. This was a proceeding taken by the Bishop of Lon inn of his own motieu, anal lie could have at once sent to this court or be coot! have issued a commission of inquiry. He elected to take the latter course sod ap pointed the commiesionare ; hut his lordship allowed dee months to elapse be•ire lie took any step and he might say that that court suffered much is pubis estimation on account .-f the delays which took Pate, but which in this case was no fault attributable to the court, but to the bishop, who was bound by the Chureh Discipline Act to serve him with articles directly the scandal prevailed. He proceeded to wpm thmt the court could take no legal cognisant' al imemileho committal out of the diocese o f London, the eingdgekspirs appoieteel having been deputed only to !prier Me hi conduct ai the diocese of Leedon. lie objected be the allt, 11th, tit!, and 7th articles, on the ground that they dimmed offence. not committed) in the diocese of the Maw mho Issued the vornmiseten. To other articles he objected, as they were not founded tiren any portion of the report of the cemmioiiiiiiers. For certain days charged he should be able to prot e an alibi, and for that reason he should ask the court t a onler more specific dates. Many other articles contained new natter fereigu to the cam, and which formed no part Of the original inquiry, sad he should, therefore, twee their rejection. He objected to the 18th and eh articles, which be etaintaieed urged matter (that of harboin ing Mies Yoruth) which did not consti tute an eeeleeimticel offenee ; anal he &lei objected to the Vnti article, because it aid not set nut with sufficient clearness in what diocese or Owe the child Philip of it lech lie was alleged to be the father, as. baptised, or in what diocese or while, he guys, iustructions to the undertaker for its interment. Sir John Herding analyeeil at cousideralile length the finding of OW Cliio2llll/4.11, as it bore upon the articles which the court was now asked to a.huit. He contended that the articles might endear° acts of immorality in other dioceses, sense it was emesearr to insert acquaust epee., arrangement., aseignations, tsc., to lead up to the 14040 charges which it was sought to peeve. It was neireiver the intention of the article. to prove ailul tete in the ileoceee Lotelert, and one id the article. had been framed especially with a view to that point. It MA. not Intended to visit Mr. Ilonwell with ecclesiastical censure for hie acqueintance with Miiis Torah, or for representing himself to her as as ntrearriel man when he was really married, imtrugeous an such a moral armee would be if it were true. Mr. Ilmwell—lf I bail .Mae in I should bare been willies to hr dein' vod Lot only of my preferment bat of my order.. It i. not true. . . . h.r J. Hardie. proceeded an contead that the deter were sufficiently set oust in the articles, and that the speaks. teas were imilleient. At the same time if the court thought Owe isnot give chwe date@ on pain of 'striking out the arti , ies. he must consent to the article being struck Set. With recant t., ti.e pr:vate baptism al the child it was nut sought to make it eu ecclesiastical offence in this Tristram followed on the same side. Ms said that with regard to dater-the time, for insisisos, whoa Mrs. Bow/oil Ir.. at Margate—Mr. lkinerall could rosily supply them. . . 3lr Flamell —She ase nem then. and it is arm that portal that I want date.. This h • Pala Passedollh tot I c..n.hicr that 1 am estitled to thew. Trararn arsno.,l ti..t this wee ad ea appeal b the &cu..* at the vaai..itseers. bat sr wanly beet pro. nal that theoef.r-• th• pouter Is the wit was nottl...l!iii-nibinly or the attales hate sad dreamaaseee sot hingo4ht the osarnialastan. The asstaatios el the poroaa4,r otiotiartir as. that Yr. Barra bad beam platy a lult, ry in the dr. .v 0 4.! Luark.n. Mr. that (sell article should set forth • 'deuce. sail it tae bersast several 64 it e it-views *stiff that be at=s1 to .%11..Thlusee t.....1etv 1 is ths tam the ▪ .4 ..rticles, Lst tEe art d partioesst a rsat wait 14.• ettes4 time segeiry heyetui lie 4 6 . Cu.. .4 Lowish is srftr , ore t., aze seclseWllW atom At. is.4essat. TN. CHARITY ertiLoareo Altlrrai (rim. PAT.) -nip 500. , ..! st,,tessz .4 the amity oklidroo. ant heirs trAl at ML Ntsrs tbis sew. took Am to.loy at sh. I:midi Won.. no clubtrai won Yam Amu ti L•••••P;oisni 10ti04f.4. aro. by catty tombs, so so 001 l to loterf..f. with Lbw 4 , r;Ot..es. At Ibis. idiot the orsossli., , ,u ts.• Kuala Ckokuotra Ir Qs grist otosiosl psdurisoises. IriLE THE POLICE COURTS. (11118 DAY.) MANSION.HOUSE. Tkonas Boyce and Joeepts Bores, two brothel; described es shoemakers, were charged with amatilting Richard Pita peald, also a shoemaker. The prosecutor, the front of whose shirt was covered with blood, maid that while standing in Bishoompite talking to • Mond yesterday afternoon, the two prisoners cams tip, ma behind and one before him, and commenced heating him in a most brutal manner. They knocked him dews, and it was some momenta before he came to himself and when he did be called police, but before an officer could get up they ran away. Prosecutor then went bagman his business, but had not been there many minutes before the prisoners rushed into his plum and again beat him, cutting his head and face about so that be lost a good deal of blood. The prisoners were, however, ultimately secured and conveyed to the station. Police-constable 643 said be saw • crowd of people, sod ft. on going to see what was the matter, he sew the prosecutor on . the pound with hie face covered with blood. and the two Ili re a :i ° v n er n as o w v . er to. ng get at in th e but some me tAi one caught hold of his coat ails and pulled him back, at the same 10 time crying out " Hare's the police ;" upon which the pri. St. goners got up and ran away, and the prosecutor went home, at while he (the °Mow) tried to find the prisoners. Policeconstable 661 said he heard cries of "murder" and " police" proceeding from Uniou-street, and on going to l a the spot saw the prisoners beating the prosecutor, and with 40 great difficuhy took them to the station. 16 The prisoner Thomas Boyce said his brother did not strike 86 the prosecutor at all. He (the prosecutor) challenged pri. Kea to fight, and it was a fair fight ; they both hit one a t another. The Lord Mayor said it was quite evident the prisoners IS bed committed • most brutal ameldt, and fined them seoli 1 10a. or 10 days' imprisonment, St. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - THE ASCOT HEATH MEETING. TO TRZ =MOM or 1111 Sin,—Matters mistimed a very different com pletion on Tuesday as regards the Gold Cup, two miles and ri • half, the " scratching" of Thormanby and defeat of New- et, castle having caused attention to be directed to the Promised S . Lind, who had • rattling gallop round the course in the mom- ;•'' hm and apparently weut in his old form. To oppose him, we 26 have now may Butterfly, Gamester, Magnum, Newcastle, 10 Weatherbound, The Drone (or Rap), Seclusion, and Rupee, it. end through his may defeat of Avalanche at Chester el an these are held safe by him on paper ; Reverthelless, tpy amounts have reached me not at all flattering to his 26 , 6 dram, and I shall not be astonished at the public ; hem being upset, Butterfly being most likely to 81. trimaph over bins. In the New Stakes, for 2-yrukla, gR T.Y.C., there are Folkestone, Walloon, and Brown St- Ileehaw with Sib. penalties. and the latter will take her ewe pert, for no faith can be placed in her defeat by is the Agnes filly, who obtained several lengths the beet of .L . the start ; if she should succumb it might be to one of Hr. g k Marry's, Sweet Hawthorn being one of the most racing-like M yonapters at Ascot. The St. James's Palace Stakes, for lei 3-yr-olds, one mile, may fall to Northern Light, with Tom la Deanne sewed ; and • 30 Sore. Sweepstakes, for 3-yr-olds, ens mile and a half, to Stockade, with her 61b. allowance ; bat the Claiming Plates and Queen's Guineas are too open, It t. pending to-day's running ; and the Wizard for the T.Y.C. Sweepstakes, with Thunderbolt for the sails ditto, look real M. geed things.—l em, Sr., METEOR. 0i Wednesday, Wednesday, Jane 6. at fir isacruc rez.toakra.) CORONATION STAKE& Allintoa Sock:Aim ... Cont.aina _ no. SECOND BIENNIAL OIAICE3. Rupee Rap Merrimac 6 ma. VD3ITOR.T PLATE. Plumper ... ... ... Neoptolemus ... ... ... leudontwaa ... •. • ~. i ... ~ ... 3 12 tun. 1 2 3 :817 ROYAL HUNT CUP. Crater eheeeeeake Cock-e-Hoop 27 ran. FERN HILL STARES. About half a mile. Thundert.ult, Mountebank, Lady Clitlen, Agues f, Via- St count Brignall, Big Ben, and Little Lady are here. St. St. SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 BOVS. Three quarters of a rale . St. Baron Munchaumn, Lucy, and loduatnotis are here. NINTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. One mile. to Plumper, Baron Muochausen, Viatka, Allington, Venue St. f, Northern Light, Wilard, Jason, Roesia, and Monk are E. here. 'er ElOO PLATE. Five furlongs 136 yards. W ee Polly, Ingsstre, (slo, Hotels. Concertina c (3 yrs), 10 Crater, Concertina c (2 yr.). Willoughtun, Professor, 1$ Astarte, Holly Banks, ('oust Horne, Gammon, Maggiore, ya Baralibas, Fortuna f, Waterwitch, 6kelton, South Austra lian, Svconhant, Maid of Peru, Blisworth, Morella, Vir count trignall, Southport, Dryspring, Sutherland, and cby ht. Gibraltar are here. THE CENSUS.-RELIGIOUS STATISTICS. MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon a numerous and highly important meeting, attended by about a dozen members of parliament sad severs) lendUis \o•conformist nuniaters, was held at Pend a li' s Hotel, to consider the provision in the Census Bill requiring persons to state their religious profession. The chair was taken by Sir M. Pato. On the motion of Mr. A. Patr.•rr seconded by Mr. PEA:4Iy M. P. , the following resolution was adopted— " That the provision in the bill for taking the next remus of the population, proposing to compel, by means of a penalty, • statement of the 'religions profession' el every inhabitant of the country, is regarded by this meet ing as an unwarrantable exercise of authority, and as re. pugruint to the spirit of modern legislation. That the replies obtained would inevitably be to a large extent defective, ambiguous, and inaccurate, and that the propoeed withdrawal of the penalty, instead of mitigating the evil, would, by inducing • numerous sec tion of the community to withold the desired information, render the returns still more inconclusive. That, as so useful purpose can possibly be served by such returns, the meeting is constrained to believe that it intended to further the designs of an ecclesiastical party who seek to cost dis credit os the census of 1851." The following resolution was also agreed to :—"That look ing upon this nnealled-for departure from the plan adopted in 1851 as a deliberate attempt to inflict political injury on dissenters by mouse of deceptive official statistics, the meet. Mg urges the necessity for such an expression of opinion throughout the country ss will induce her Majesty's minis ters to sbandon so indefensible a sciteme, and for a distinct intimation that, if it be peruiste.l in, neither they 11,1. the members of the House of Conimoo4 who may support it, can retain the confidence of the dissenting laxly." It was then agreed that a petition in harmony with the above resolutions should be presented to the Howe of Commons by Mr. Baines, M.P. The following members of parliament were anion,/ those present : —Mr. Baxter, Mr. Hadfield, Mr. Pease, Mr. Ewing, Mr. Wykl, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Batley, Mr. Salt, Mr. Beaus field, Mr. Whalley, Mr. Norris, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Leathern, Mr. Forster, Mr. Hardeastle. MR. STUROKON.—The friend* anil a4mirern on this popular preacher met at New Park-street Chapel on lierolay evening twat to take leave of him for a I abort time, as be is going to have a tour through Switzer knil. :mil will lie reliant from his congregation about two months. Mr. Spnr;,iin h.i• for tonne time past complaimod pea t he fight ononi doubt, by his indefatigable meal. The Amount of hia lahour, Vll.ll , in a measure be esti. mated when it is stated that for the last seven year. he has reached on an aver 4 . , ten sermon+ a week, always to tarfft ecogregat as, hut *martini., to its many as :10,010 soils at one time. hesiites other polihe duties. There appears to be as. doubt that hi, phvoc:il n• I nemtal energies greatly need a re i a sati , o from such exceri-ive tad. However, be has several onirtigements to atteal to in souse a the principal aides I. (:.mane while alwolit from Eeglaud. The esteem ' la which lie is heti I. thousands is was maul. load on 31,mlav evening, NA the chapel wail avwdmi to masa Several *Adam , * •of gissl-will sal affection towards him cad his wife wero delivered by his demons and Were. During Ile Smurgem's absence various /raiment adaistere will supply his p!...e, both at Exater•hall and New Part-atm& It is the intention of the Daddies corn mitts, to get the saw Tabernacle so far admitted towards essmitietine as so laid a seawater meting is it ois Mr. Spur geon s retina.— rms.. Hosouss Madrid ay .:•tte paldishee a decree **darning the tide of Ideate or Infanta cm the child to wham the Deebe•• de Neetpensier is about in ewe birth; it likewise gives a lid di this greet dipsitnries eg Iftste, who we to be Is attendance at the prt.nitatioa of tbe roval child biesedistely after the birth, as well me a detail of the toeurlitio to bs observed as lie oteasion. XPAESS, WED: SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cipoz. w e - 1 The railway share market to-day is rather flat, ok. and scarcely any business is going forward. Most , 18 of the principal stocks are quoted about I per pi cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Imdort 10 and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to ; 100 Great Western, 60 to 1 ; Midland, 1164 to iv- Lancashire and Tmbthire 104 to 105 • Grea tLll° Northern,llsl to 116+ ; Caledonian , 91 to i; South "i Eastern, 84 to 88 ; and Eastern Counties, 54f 110 to 10 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at. at 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prom. The Indian and Cana dian lines are quiet 100 OZDANAZT SEWS AND ROOM. 100 iwz.wAn. Madag pekes yestirday. Was *dm or t.l p.a. IN 100 100 100 100 100 lall 'Urfa, _Wei. 0140weiral. 100 BlrlE.,l.4wa,4oolkaalaae AP I 1am41,4M1 ri Ti ut 12e all Myth ad 7}se all Boatom.a n beidni.lll4l.l3 100 Bristol and Islam , 100 Caledonian ill li IN iO In ill i - dl 'cork Band= all reOrnwall Xll Do. A A nods,. wail 11 Do. B p.c. la paid to B. sU Dublin and Belfast Juc. all Dnotl..Porth, Abdin 100 But Anglian 100 Vattern emotion 100 laatern Bolos. Nock A 100 Do. Stock": all Baatßuffolk MI Edinburgh sad Glasgow WA Zdisbro',Portb, Dyads* all lath and Clyd• Jam 100 Olamow d & Waders all Gnat Nadi of ticatlaad Groat Norlhern . ___ D. • rii,;4, loOloc aowiew.m - 41.501 100preat Waimea I i 7 8 9 16 17 64 66 36 id 26 27 78 79 10 II 103 106 116 116} 116 111 131 133 111 113 110 f 60 66 tog tog 70 71 111 106 1,116 e 1 lie 10 d i s OS 66 Lie 2 11 117 K K 14 11 T 4 S 4 14 se See 41} e 44 62 62 21 S 1 106 . 101. .iit si 11 1 K 14 IS u 4 U 6 34} 36i 87 80 48 EA 4 3 42 44 63 3 WI 67 CO .78 80 6 388 394 8 9 651 di. 64 2 66 60 10 11 se 6 11 DoMaseraLesaStk. Imam Wra p Torliakqe IW Lode. Y/ 10lnk►O IC6 t c ii=ioDo ° 100 Loseboa4 Mu& wens. 10 torkat=Mello kedmainytkellFoAo 211 I _ _Do. mil liF?•Imal Metronoess -- 100 NO De. UM • Derby Wl.l Gt. Wallart( mb bot) all Newthell• sad all :towpath Almar.,lsloo. 9 Noma Arningb.4l9 all Newrtirarresp.lll49 100 Nark& ti Northern Omit= U 100 North BAWL all North Devon Inll. G D all Do A 100 IN. baton—DlM* _ 1p Do. 6.llTAFriti. IW Do. Lisle 100 Do. York 100 North Loudon an NortitkS.WetientJak all North Staffordshire 10 Solt d6rsothalolt.4C 100 Oxford,Wor.olt Woittir • all `Peebles li'artamouth ail itityinney 100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish Y. & Aber.Stk 100 Scottish Midland 100 ',Shropshire Onion LUIS 1 Kingbourne Munro 100 Inouth Devon 100 South Eastern 100 ,South yrnlet ill° ii7WriaiiTt it:i: Dun all DialasaWokinglint.,&c all Stockton it Darlington 9 Ditto ditto 109 rad Vale - 41 Do. I I t ' Do. ROO 6 Vils o1N.!". Victoria Sta. d Pitolloo St Watierfoed & Kilkenny 8111 West Cornwall all ',West London riM=rlgCl al[llllJls. I !Lux An. 100 i Bete & Exeter 4p. &St 100 !Caledonian, LlO Great W Dan. Perth.* Aber. Jon i 100 Loot Anshan. A„ 6p. et 100 Do. B, op. et 100 Do. C, 7p. ct 100 I. Conn. Ps., 6p. et. No 1' 100 Do. do. No ! 100 Do. New 6p. ct. St 100 Lantern Union. 4p. et 100 Idle. & Olaavw,6 p. et 100 Idln.,Perth,Dun.,44.o 100 Northers. It p. et 100 D 0.6 c.red. at 10 p.ctpos 100 Do. 0; per cent 110 Do.6p.c.red. at 6 p.e. put all Ot.?1 . Scotland. let Prod Ming Flom 98 98 101_ 103. 47.1Taidinniei NO Do. redeem. 4p. cent 100 Do. redeem. 4 p. cent 100 Do. freedecco. ap. ct. 109 Do. et redeem Prof. all Do, Nrm. Prof. Maces 1 01 81 los ei 119 116 109 111 110 119 109 111 114 US U U 110 119 Is PS 118 118 111 119 UK 106 86 86 an Do.ClustorPt.Sh.Op.e. Do. do. do. sp. C. 100 Do. Dirm. Oua Stock all V. Chest. Our. Shares Do. do. do al I Do. do. dd 90 101 89 91 91 93 103 106 et 101 17 18 10} 101 14 . 76. i 100 Imo.* Yteitse. @ p e.et. 100 .1 p.e.Oss. Et `to. 1 UN Do. 0 p.c. do. Zia 100 Do. 6p.c. do. .... 100 Do. or.c. do. lto. 100 D 0.4 p a do. .... II D 0.4 p. e. pet eh. 60... 100 Dar p.c. Peet Stook.. 100 Do.op.c.do. W. LaC.P.) 100 Do i l c.:34.011v. deL till all Lon dual= lied !ti 14 180 iii IN 118 118 118 140 ILS 118 118 IN 105 114 IST US 1110 100 lildW7COT.ii 100 LAS. W.ip.c.Bl.latojah. all LondondrryttColor.esk 100 Man.Shitt. t Uoc.6p. et. 41 Do. 100 Do. Si per cent Do.rtileeinebta Sp.& 100 11 4Cono6p.e.Moa 110 Do.Ooian fir. & 11.6p.c. LOS Do. p.ct. Pref. Stock Do.LeLdlitchin 4 p.c. all New./t Aberot c.,per.6 . c. wi th option 11111 101 Norfolk sp. et. Fs Stock WI North British 6 per coot 111 Do. New Otia. sp. et. 1 Do. Border Union gria LOS N.Llaa.—Berw.‘ p.e.Prt. if Do. do. do 11 Do. Lewis 6 p.ct. No. 1 10 Do. York. H. it 6. pure. all North Stallordahlre M 70 21 21 115 117 MI 157, us 117 i i os To i I 1!07 all Soottish Cent. :i el , Prof. 100 Scot.NE.Sip.et. PretSt 100 Do.Aber. gu.6p.c 100 Do. 7p. et. Pref. Stock all S. Devon Flied 4/ p. c. all Sian (Beal An. 01.0.6' s 100 Do. 41 per cent 100 Do. fixed ei per cent 100 . Wales gua. 4p. cent 100 Do. 4; pm. cent 100 S. Ymtahlre 4p. e. gua all ,Stock.aDarlingtonSp.c all 'I Do. do. Sep.c all, Do. do. Cope 100 ,Water.et Kilkicat76p.c FOREIGN 140 141 102 104 96 96 m in 110 110 ti tr. 1 oi r i r 123 125 129 122 73 75 10 101 1:31 N 1 103 101 103 89 91 99 101 90 88 99 . 99 li t 141 29 29i I°7ll.—° 1 0 _ De._ &C.laa.6p.n do. B all Da Now _ _ all Do. Prviersne• __ _ _ r 101 - 1 — aut.!Godarldi 0p... IMa. Av& 1, 1172 andoisedbyll•LlA.H 101 Do. Ja1y1,1271. Min 100 Do. June 1.1874.6U0 Us. Calcutta aB. Iniou I Cape T.& Dock 6 p.nosi 72 °Won, ir m iljor cent 6 Mastorn 100 lost Indian 11 Do. listandon P U Do. Jubbalpor• W Do. Si p. ct.Debent all Do. 6p. et. do all Geog& Melbourne 100 Grand Trunk of Canada all Do. 6 per ct Prot. al Do.Efec.Pre26= all Do. apt et. all Do. 7 pee et 1262 all Do. do. 1867 all Do. do. 1872 100 Great !Oka Peninsula 1 0, .1 Do. New - --- 13 8. M=6 at all Gt.Weet 18 . _ Do.. New __ . ____ ;11 . IDo711t1;:,14•Dii 41Do. 10. 73 of I i;l7 in 36 1140- O A IO 4/ 0 7 11 100 • Gum 4i per et 101 Do. do. Ic a 100 Do. 41 per el. 10 Do. do. . 100 Itelb.Corp.Op. °R an N. Branowtek 11 elm A cap. ih. an Do. do. Lend do. all De. do. B esp do. an Do. do. Led die sa, Oade (Limited) 100 delude 5 Do. Panjaab 100 D0.1ed.51. Mtg. p.olt [ 1 Trinklad,Limited. kelp clo — i — i. 82. I Dotal 282010 St. Ocuuserdst 154,000 Bt. Do. 4p. al M. Mo 1.08 0 , 4 88 Bt. Irk Mg Wail lads SABAN et. Lor i 1,210.800 22 MAI 12. 210.000 at. 2101os 0.000 20 DoAlsr4 baa.gov.6p.o.Jaa.dtlid. 100 Do. 6 per coot.. 1877 lOO Do. 6 per coat. 1878 lOO Do. Spas coat., 1881 lOO Do.II par ct. TabAtAug 100 Do. spar ct. Mar.& Sop 100 Do. 6 per coat Scrip lOO Do. d 41 Now Bronsw o. .Gov. 6 p.ct. 100 N.B. Wales ay. Op. c. 18661100 .17 1 Do. 6 p. c., 1871 to 1876400 Do. 6 p. c., 1888 Nova Scotia 6 p. CO. Sti Deb. redeem 1875 18. Aut. Gov. 6 p. c. Sono 100 Vic. Ov. Op. o..iaa.iBJ 100 Do. do. Op. o. Apr.& Oat. IN JOINT NINIOL AVAYS. ±) L i Sal t a/ ell Antwerp & aU Ardennes WBahia& fl.lra.j d l tr.e Beiglan J ti B. Apes Fersanie all Dadra to Ondemame aU 'Carom= Mine: BAIL • all I Cc r i ttettelon , Dutch Rhenish Mi 'Buten of France 6 I:ed. Russian auk 5. all ,Gt. Central of Runes aU Laxemtac, Cowl. Sla all Italian Junction all Lake Conetiutce R Baia all Liens and Turnhout all Lyons and Ganes alllWaria Allto4llll all Nam dr Liege t By the all Do a p c Yd. i Biagypv. all 'Northern of Frame._ • Do. New Shwa all Norwegian Trunk Teat WI ' Paris. Lyons. mad BAWL all ,Paris and Means IS recite and A. ?random Pernamnaco, g 7 p. e. le Dies amt DiinabUrg ia 'Roma and Yrameadd ap Royal Daddata. all Royal Swedish an I Do , 7 p er outt. ▪ Aliaabre an par ant het , II Trout e die If ' BAWL* aB boutkara of name 'Wed randan all all , Ina 61 per cent Pref. all 'West,* N. W.& harm et IS Weitern ef Austria ▪ Billaria a ma — Si YI 11 s! 5 51, 4 di 114 SJ 24} 6 4 61 8} 8 19i g $Bl -- vm . -_ 8 9 sib as 64 64 I 11 .Ual 13 11 31 , 121711 SIMI& els - 7 — Pd} —CI: - - • • - 1016116 6t Ot.North.4p.c.Jiaaaaly IWO 00.93 S Nerfoik p.e.3lsr.tgapit. ;100 9l 06 112.431 XI N. 160. 4p.cs Jan.t.luly 100 E 100 101 16,000 9 001.19nrc. &e.olp.a. 44.100 101 102 .... 4 111.1090411012 N. iSrs op. al 100 i 16 66 IDA . EVENING, J BRITISH POOMINIONS. RAILWAY& Agr ustralasia and U. Bit. Bank Aa Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Turkey British N. Amnia' Omit. Bank of lady Austral* and China. Mir& Marc. of Ina* T;;I:; i - ni, Eblis-1 I ci i — • 1 lOoloalall_ !Cam of Canada O. of London Eng. Seot.ttAnd.Chartd O. Bank of Switzerland Loo. Ch. Bank of Aunt& Landon and County London Joint Stock Lou. and Westminster Nat. Pros. of England Do. New National Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Corpora Ottoman Bank yFrovinciatof Ireland South Australia tinion of Australia ;Union of London lunity Mutual • lA ust nglo-Mexicim Mint A ralian AgricuL •Atlantic Tel. (Lm.) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Laid Brit.& Irish Mai. Tel . Do. B 7 per C. till 1862 Do. C Canada Land Channel !sten& Tel. (IL! CoMg. of Smelt. Do. Prof. 73 , pm cent ICrystal Palace Du. Preference Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb Mectric Telegraph Pag i)° ..an l'i d ew Ausl ;op. .. Oen. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) .. Do. 171 per cent. Prat. Lea. District TeL (1.).. London Discount (L.) .. Lon. Gen. Oninthas Co. iliadras twigs. & Canal ModliteraneanElec.Tel. Moditar. lx. TeL (Lim.) National Discount Co.. NerbuddaCoalt Iron(L) Netherlands Lend . . ;; . e 7, N. Brans. & N. Soot. IA N. Brit. Auattslialate Oriental gas ..... I. " or Shares". 10rien. In. Btm. (La) A Do. do. Peel River Lend et Ulm Perlin. end °den. Remo Do. New Red Sea & Ind. Tel 41 p c. for SO ye. by Br. Gov Rhymney Iron Do. New Royal Mau Was Scottish Asst. _ 4 South 4,estralya ;and 1 abmartne Tel. Strip .. Do. do. Registered.. & La. Co. Up. Caa. Vaa Dlesnan's land— . 16 VT 13 ST} Ot ci 76 90 70 75 06 73 i 9 (lb i pen I ea I} 0 dli 1 0 at 102 104 9 07 i Vs 9 3 t o r 101 109 11 II 31} 1111 91 93 77 72 91 ISt 74 90 05 70 ea 70 9 1 1 % Ai 11 dis j"4 I rd 96 100 99 100 00 100 90 01 96 90 10 00 91 18 li Oi d I 7 5 7 6 7 I 7 eel 104! 5 11), Ib, U. 0 18, U 4 100 Ilk 1 . U. 10 Ilk U II 100 IA 100 40, 10.11 11,000 100 25,000 10 00,000 10 16,000 10 26,000 60 00,000 60 /0,000 100 4 1 _ AKIO 100 2 6, 20 20,000 60 26,000 20 10,400 25 23,000 20 10,000 100 4,000 10 16, 26 40,000 25 60,000 60 1,000 100 10,0001 10 30,000 i 03 350 1000 00,0001 10 ;21 20 .:99 10 ,915 64► mo 10 ',6651 is 61,5.11 os. D,OOO R. CI,OOO at. T. 1711 2:6 (1,000 6 F.*l 0 iI 10 ),000 60 ),000 60 ),000 50 ;tocl 25 - efbal 6 6 6 17 19 19 21 13 15 120 120 6 11 II 27 I St 22 1 Si 24 92 100 102 106 106 102 pa 1 c le i l 1 tlls l i l 3 te a 1} Si Pm 1 $ 1 Of di 14 1 4 - - i I 10_ 15 1 zd dlz zd I 1 —1 45 41 T 6 To 13 15 pm dls p.r 50 13 5 6 IN 61 110 130. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LVEIPOOL, o.—The market opened arm at an advance of per cent. , ,71172whic was l Catedonla lost In n the stock, 94 01 afternoon, ciceint= Counties, 101 11—Great Northern stock. 116117—Great Westerns, 88$. 601—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105 2061—Loadon and North Western. 1011 1011 Ditto, Eighth alarm, par. 1-16 p —Man che nee, ShoMekl, and Lincolnshire, 41$ 42—YKlitng stock, 1161 117—North British stock, 611 82—North fitaffordsitirs, 4 314. — North Eastern, Berwick capital stack, 1161 961--Dltto, York capital Mott 80191—Ditto, Leels stock, Se 114—Oxford, Wor. oester, and Wolverhampton. 441431—80uth Eastern, 25 1346 251 —Desch Rhenish, 51 5 7 10 d. —Great Luxembourg. 8$ 61—Gmnd Trunk of Canada, 4 3 1 16—Great Weetorn of Canada, 1!1121 —Bette. new shares, 0$ 8 d —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 41— Great Ship, 12a 13a—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 1 10 P. xtionsTrit, Jorr. s.—The market opened strong. and prices have been well maintained, but cloned at a shade under the highest quotations of the day. London. 1011-11hMaida, 41 / Leeds, 1051—Midland, 117$--Great Western, 414—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 11 p —Doyen, 755 11-16—Canadaa, 1! 7.16.-Caledonian, 51—Trunks, I.—Cnion Bank, 14 p.—Eastern Counties, 1013-16. DEATH OT A LADY FROM AN OVERDOSE OF CHLORO- RoEm.—On Monday, an inquest was held at Doncaster, on the body of Frances E. N. Mansell, wife of a commercial traveller in that town. The deceased had been for years in the habit of taking chloroform ; and notwithstanding that both her medical attendants and her husband had used all means to prevent her obtaining it from the druggists, she was supplied with no lees than five ounces on Saturday last. She used au ounce at • time, and on each occasion she went to bed, her daughter, only ten years of age, attending upon her, and removing the cloth (upon which the chloroform was pouted) from her month when she thought she had inhaled sufficient. The deceased took the last dose at ten o'clock, having procured it a short time before, and at 11 o'clock the children, who were alone in the house, found her dead. The jury examined witnesses at great length, and it was shown that the de ceased had procured the chloroform from Mr. Martin, drags gist, against the wish of her friends. The jury returned • verdict that the deceased bad died from an over dose of chloroform incautiously taken, and they further added, " The jury cannot separate without strongly cen suring Mr. Martin for persisting to supply the deceased with such a dangerous agent after the repeated warnings of Mr. Moon, one of the medical men, and Mr. Mansell ; and the jury further recommend that in any future bill for the male of poisons, chloroform be included under the same restrictions es other poisons." THE Faxscn POLICE.—The enlargement of Parin obliges the Prefecture of Police to make • considerable Merano in the number of police offfoers. The government, however, proposes to bear half of the expense, and in addi tion to allow in the budget of 1810 a sum of 9'33,000fr. to complete the original s ubvention. A committee of the Legislative Body haa consented to the payment of the half, on the condition that it shall never exceed 3,847,00 0 fr., sad that even year a detailed account of the expenditure be ormunmaiested to the chamber. 6, 1860. X 02,41ViiZKET.--THIS DAY. - Two o'CLocw. The funds have been rather dull to-day, owing to the settlement, which shows that there is au ample supply of stook. Prices are now quoted, however, the same as at the close of business yesterday. British railway stocks are rather flatter, and most other securities steady, with very little business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69.95, being nearly 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 941 and 95 for money, and 954 for the account (July 10). The present quotations are 94 15-16 to 96 1-16, or 96 for cash, and 951 to 1 for the new account The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2291 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4 ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 100; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ; India Stock, 2241, 2251 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1064, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, ; India Bonds, 7s. to 4s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, lls. prem. An improvement of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish bonds ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 751 to 76, and that of 1868, 581 to 69. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), die. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 241 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 664 (exchange 12 6.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 214 ; ditto for ac count, 211 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 641; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 584, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 25. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are rather dull, at to 1 prem. upon the allotment. Form o'CLoar. A decline of per cent. has taken place in Con sols during the last two hours, the present quota tions being 94 to 95 for money, and 95} to for the account (July 10). In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities was 3i t to 4 per gout. . . . . . The half-yearly dividend will be deducted from the quotation of Consola on Saturday next (the transfer books closing on Friday), and from the price of the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris on Thursday next. The Omar Pasha, with 61,0001., has now been at sea 93 days ; the Southampton, with 77,0001., 87 days ; and the Dream, with 26,6001., 84 days. Owing to the limited demand for China, and to continued arrivals from New York, the price of Mexican dollars has declined to Be. 2d. per ounce, being id. below that obtained for the supply by the last packet. Bar silver remains quoted 6s. On'Change yesterday the rates for bills on Vienna indicated diminished distrust. The other ex changes were steady. The quotations are shown below : _ _ Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 1; ditto short, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI 6I to 17 ' ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ma banoo), 3 months, 13.51 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.121 to 171 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.321 to 71 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to 1 ; Vienna (eft. do.), 3 months, 13.45 to 50; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.50 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Cad* 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.35 to 40 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5; Naples, 3 months, 391 to ; Lisbon, 9 0 days, 52 1 toji Oporto, 90 days, 5 2 The ennui meeting of the African Steam-ship ' Company took place yesterday ; the directors recommending a half-yearly dividend at the report, of 7 per cent. per annum, was agreed to. An extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company is called for the 20th inst., to consider a resolution for increasing the capital from its present nominal amount, 500,0001., to 750,0001., by a creation of new shares, " with or without preference." The directors ask for power to borrow money to an extent not exceeding 500,0001. in the aggregate. They announce that "favourable negotiations have been entered into for the purchase of four steam-ships, with a view of adding them to the fleet of the company, for the performance of the colonial as well as the imperial contract, and generally carrying out the full deve lopment of the original intentions of the directors with regard to this undertaking." The tenth ordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 19th inst., at the Palace. A, cellof 51, per share is to be paid on the new preference capital of 10Q,000/. in the Great Ship Company by the 28th inst. It is announced that a company is in course of formation to extend the telegraphic system " throughout the West of England and South Wales so as to afford increased facilities for the transmis sion of messages to and from the metropolis, the North of England, and the continent, at greatly reduced charges." The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 21st inst. for the supply of 100,000 gallons of rum. The Myrtle and Abeona have arrived front China with 898,2001 be. of tea. The Warrior Queen, Canning, Holmsdale, Thomas Campbell, Agincourt, Planet, and Eveline, have been taken up to carry government stores to India. TOLSDAY EVINUM, Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to . 4 for money and the 6th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, a fte r declining to 95, " sellers," closed at exactly 96, or 94 15-16 to 961-16. For the 10th of July the last price was 95f, or equal to 93k ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95k 4, 95, k ; ditto for account (June 6), 954, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 95k, ; New Three per Cents., 93k, f, 1, f • Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1866, 17 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 228, 2294 ; India Stook, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, loot, 4, ; Five per Cent. "aniseed " rupee paper, 98, 97f, ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 104_,• Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto, 1859, oci ; India Bonds, Be. dis. The improvement which took place yesterday in Turkish Bonds was not fully supported this after noon ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 75 to k, and that of 1858 at 58} to 4. Other foreign stocks were steady, with a moderate number of transactions. The shares of the Union Bank of London were rather firmer to-da.). Other bank shares were steady. Electric Telegraph stock improved 1 per cent. Red Sea Telegraph shares were fully sup ported, at the improvement which took place yes terday afternoon, being quoted dis. to par. Royal Mail Sturm shares were firmer, and Peninsular and Oriental flatter. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Oman Marine In surance, 2to 24 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, Lt° rem. ; London and Provincial Marine, f to • • ; London and South African Bank, 4to New South Wales Government Bondi were in demand, and rose f per cent. The shares "of the Buenos Ayres and San Fer nando Railway Company have advanced to 5 to 85 prem. The She fold TdeprapA records a fatal accident which oocuired on Monday to Mir Kate 3fariball, aged 17, the daughter of Mr. R. W. Marshall, of Owlerton puper mill. The young lady was watching the machinery in the mill at work, when her dress—cadsed by her crinoline— mme in contact therewith, and she was whirled round, and killed inetanteously. The abaft was not revolving very swiftly, and was not boxed off. The inquest was held yesterday, when the jury returned • verdict of " Ace'. dental death," adding a strong opinion as to the extreme impropriety of girls wearing crinoline when working in mills. They also censured 31r. Mills fur not having the shaft in question protected. He promised to have a guard at once pub up. 110 112 110 111 1012 1022 1011 100 110 111 - - 1001 1071 100 I _x4 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The mining market remains steady, though not active. East Basset shares are quoted 110 to 115 being rather fiat; Lady Bertha, 2s to ; Zed Wheal G renville lf to ; Stray Park, 50 to 52 ; Roses/erne United, 50 to 52. Sortbridge Consols are also officially marked in the Stock Exchange lf ; Tin Croft 4f ; and West Bassett, 19} and 19 ex div. There are some inquiries for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which are now marked 294 Mari qiiita have been dealt in at 10s., and United Mexican, at If. Aspecial meeting of the Cada Lead Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 14th Met., to confirm the resolu tion for the voluntary winding up of the undertaking. Besoundle Mine sold on the tsth ult. 7 tons 16 cwt. 0 qrs. Babe. of black tin, at 751., realising 5931. 4s. Id. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—(Tam DAY.) Since last Monday the weather in London and in most paste of the United Kingdom has been unsettled, with heavy rain showers and violent winds and a cold tempera ture. Complaints of the unfavourable influence of the weather on the growing crops continue to increase, and the prospects of the next harvest in the United Kingdom are not cheering up to the present time. A speedy return to fine mild weather is now very desirable. Most corn markets held yesterday in the United Kingdom report an advance in the price of wheat of Is. 3d. per qr. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane today was smell, the tone very firm ; the course of prices was irregular. The supply of home-grown grain was small, ' and of country-made flour fair. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, fair of wheat, small of barley, and rather large of oats. WHZAT.—For English a fresh advance of 3. over last Monday's rates was asked, and In. actually paid. Foreign also held for a similar advsnoe. FLOUR again is. per sack dearer than lest Monday's prices, Norfolk held at 40e., and 395. readily paid. BASLTX slow sale, at last Monday's decline. OATS in fair demand at last Monday's quotations. B=anta.—English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's CIITINISTT. PEAS wait/red, at last Monday's pica. CUIRSNT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WEINAT.-Engliali white, 48e. to 60s. ; red, 48a. to Us. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg, 58e. to 645. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 54a. to 58s. ; other Baltic porta, 46a. to Us. ; French, red, 50m. to 545. ; white, 565. to Me. FLOUS.-Town, 46e. to 501. ; Norfolk, 395. to 40.. per 28016. ; French, 38s to 425. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 28s. to 325. per barrel. Batter.-English, 265. to 46a. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 35a. ; other eons, 265. to 28e. per qr. OATS.-British, 225. to 23e. per qr. ; Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 245. to 25e. per qr. Bram-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 39 1 . to 42 5. mgr. Foreign, 32a. to 40s. per qr. Etyptian, 355. to Od. per qr. Peas.-Entaish boilers 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345. to 35e. ; foretga white, A n t c o . 3Ba. Manua Craws% • last Friday 30 grain-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, viz.:- 4 wheat, 8 maize, 18 barley. The latest sales erwe:-Wheat on passage: eyelets, 8.L., April, reported per 48011 a. To-day a cargo of Danube barley has been aold at 255. 9d. per 4001bs. Wheat held for an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. over last week's Mee; maize and barley quiet, =din price unaltered. There are now off the coast about 11 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 3 wheat, 1 maize, 7 barley. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE 4 TO JCNE 6. RIO& and Scotch. Irish. Ferefgn. Wheat Barley Oats Malt Sogllsh Sack Flour ; Foreign 2180 214'70 r, 2ipo barras, 670 Was. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUCIAIL—The market is dull at yesterday's decline of 6d. ; refined also dull of sale. Corns—The public sales are going off steadily at about last week's currency ; plantation Ceylon, fine, fine ordinary, to low middling sold at 65e. to 67e. ; good middling, 735. to 78e. ; native Ceylon, sold at 00e. to 67.5. Tzs.—The lettere by the China mail were delivered this morning ; they did not convey any political news, as the writers were ignorant of the answer to our ultimatum, • copy of which we have had the last fortnight. There ap pear to be buyers at former prices with but few sellers to-RI CEaY. remains firm. Rum.—Prices are unaltered, notwithstanding the appear ance of a government contract for 100,000 gallons. Corrow.-200 bales sold at previous rates. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the subjoined prices :—Town tallow, 511.6 d., net oath; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 52a. to 525. 3d. ; June, 51s. 9d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 9d. to 525. ; Oat. to Dec., 51a 9d., " buyers. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --- Yews. Pattenden and Smith report that the acoomita from the hop plantations are unfavourable ; an increase of fly generally. The market is very firm at late prices. Nothing doing on the duty. THE NINE HOUB.B Moviotra AND THE ODD FeLiowts.—At the annual meeting of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, at Shrewsbury, _last week, one of the oldest laws was amended. It provided that no member should be allowed a travelling card (being a passport for him to claim assistance in any district), if he was out of employment through a strike. Many deputies spoke against it being altered in any way so as to encourage strikes, and it was unanimously agreed that the Manchester Unity should, as a friendly society, remain strictly neutral in any dispute between masters and workmen ; and the 233rd general law, ea amended by common consent, now reads—" That no member shall be allowed a card who has lost his employment through engaging in a strike or turn out for wages. GREAT STORE IN JEESZY.—According to the Jersey Independent that town was visited on Saturday by a storm no less severe in its character than that which swept over our south coast with such disastrous and fatal Wed& Early in the morning there was a heavy fall of rain, which continued until about ten or half-Feet ten. Upon the cessation of rain the barometer was observed to fall most rapidly, showing . every indication of a storm. At about eleven o'clock the wind rose, and continued in mewing until about two o'clock, at which time it blew a perfect tornado. The rain then began again to fall, and the wind gradually to subside. The mail-packet Courier arrived in the peat roads about one, but Captain Goodridgs found it impossible to land the mails or passengers, in consequence of its being low water, until about • quarter-past three. When et about mid-channel be tween the islands, the Brighton shipped a terrific sea, carrying away the greater portion of the fore-cabin companion and smashing the skylight, deln,;ing the cabin knee-deep with water, and the captain admitted efterwards that he never expected to land his passengers. The wind has also caused considerable damage in the town ; glass, slates, and tiles were flying about in all directions. The Parade suffered considerably, several young trees being destroyed ; the Esplanade experienced serious damage, as did also the shipping in the harbour. In the country parishes we bear the ravages committed by the storm were fearful. The most melancholy chruinstance is the reported loss of two boats and four lives at Le inn i. Loss OT LIFE THROUGH A, WRETCHED DISPrTE A brig was on the sands within three miles of the shore at Yarmouth, in that tremendous hurrieane which will make the 28th of May, 1880, memorable in the register of storms. The lifeboat was got out with sufficient prompt ness ; but the henchmen whose appointed turn it was to man her, nod the coxswain appointed to take permanent charge of her, disputed on his right to command the boat—the men would not go with Millipsu—Milligan would not quit the boat—and a precious hour was lost in the squabble, which ended in the beachmea quitting the boat, Milligan remaining without a crew, until • lieute nant and sons men of the coestguard and a few volunteers joined him, and they put to sea. But it was now too late. The brig had drifted too far into the breakers to be followed, awarding to the evidence of Lieut. Pitts : and strange to say, they could see no persons on board ; the bent rode at anchor for hours at some distance from the brig ; the thou sands on the beach saw the crew, supposed to be eleven in number, climb the rigging and wildly gesticulate for help. Between one and two o'clock—that is, about four hours after she struck, the ship began to break up, avid one by one the poor fellows were swept from the rigging till the masts went over, and ship and crew had disappeared. Milligan and the men who remained on obore agreed that but for the delay the crew of the brig :night have been saved. Mr. Palner, who presided at the inquiry before the Lifeboat Committee, threw the primary blame for this catastrophe on the appointment of cox swains I and, by • strange piece of reasoning. made the Board of Trade answerable for those appoiLtmenta by the National Lifeboat Association, because the Board Of Trade rewarded the men for their exertions. But whether those appointments were right or wrong—whether Milligan's claim to the command of the boat was well or ill-founded, is nothing to the purpose. Men were perish ing within view—was that a tints to settle rival preten sions! If the desire had been to sore h'' and not to win reward, would not the Yarmouth men have acted more like these of Ramsgate, who, arriving too late, threw their " waterproofe to the men iu the boat who were without them! Would not Milligan have yielded to the entreaties of those on the shore to quit the boat, or would net the crew have submitted to h:s direction s . To every cry of "Itis my right,* is our turn," tho ranwer was, "Bat men are perishing'." —Bury teiti Norwich Pas!. +u{ 1011 i liin 1161 61 1 C -. 341 BSI 6 56 et 97 die dm 100 101 114 116 10d 100 100 101 100 101 100 101 tle U 64 1024 2 100 b 107 e 114 10 30 33 le 21 16 161 tll S3l 13 - 17 111 u - 11 II II 111 t alf 2k