The Sun. — London, England, 1858-06-28 00:00:00

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Best. ~, busiries3 str,os tran3actel at eh Sa. .100 I E.L.n. g. 6 p. !Gt.North.!; 138 - 140 Advices receive I this tno! ning from he vatious , I & Rasta. June.... DI 8 i most kia al, of epriag corn t'i 5 all :E. Uri. H,Sh.'E. Count. 4 - 5 isk.l.lo. ! 50 all illelfast. ist -'2.11.-vitis-tri ••• - ... St ,100 lalas. nail% & Osldonian.. on former tcraia Teo fhur ti Manufacturing &stride mention Ilia , a f•sir ametint• 1 1 131 all 'Brmng Wolve.l. r I Neils. Direct. The centioental markets co of b ssine-s has been doue. At Birm - ugham tile iron . ,y o ur Valley ........- 7a - 8 i St. 1100 Do. N., - 49 Do. .... - ... - • ... neverthelets, the quotations at trade is dull, but this is usually the c -se at this I St. 100 'Birk:mild. Lamest - . a ~ _ - 00 25 i all ,Glstr.&Dn.Fr. Gt.Wastn. ... - .., Up to our market last wee. .cad fiom - season of year. Some of the large manufacturing 50 ' all j Hull di Selby. Y.& N.M. 109 - 111 home-grown produce came ta 25 all i l Cheshire Jane ..... .. 4 1 8 0 ... - iy . ,B'ackburn - ••• establishments of the neighbourhood have consider- 25 all , lil!yth & TYnemiginal 12A. all IDo. 1 Shares. Do abroad were 21,713 quartert c ! .C 25 (iss. at X 45).... 26A - 271 Lel! all ' Lou. & GreenwlS. Eastern I 13 - 14 68,3 4 2 oats, 1,590 Leans, 3,7: MAY 5. able orders on hand for exportation, particularly in I , S t 1.00 Rll ptol Ar Exeter BB' -90 20 , all !Do.Preference 'Do 12- 25 )rove •, 7,103 rapeeeed, 35 s forces has the engineering departments for India. The home , Bt. ;100 Caledonian.. ....... .75 - 751 741 4 . 1 4 5t.1.00 Lou.! TB., &S. Pete &CoI 93 - 100 1,053 brls. of flour. trade, however, continuss very inacive. In I 10 !10 ,Do. Bark. Sh.,Do aver, the st. 1100 is da. Holyhea "33- 35 I 50 all Cork and Bandon.. •.• - ... si! all IManch.Bstou.iLn.dlN.W. The supply of English who the various fancy b ranches there is little 1 I regress. . 1 , e . 20 an 0 . 4, ~ :.,,u,.. & Pass. ... - _, 4 - 5 I and Matlock & Midld. 21 -21 St• 100 Mdld • Bradfd. Midland 97 -99 fr...ra Essex, Kent, &c., co w h o alteration to notice. Business at Leeds has 20 all 'Cornwall 10 all ,j Ea.. A ........... ..., ••• - ••• unusually small ait being ur tack have been rather active, particularly in heavy wool. 6/ '5l Newmarket quentl.y the show of samples w art of the ens suitable to the autumn ; and a fiir detnar d 50 all -10 all D o . B - - .. Dublin&BelfastJun .., - ..4 1 BuryE.G.spc.lE. Count.. 1 • ip 50 ! all N. &Est.s p.c• !Do 57 -59 samples we had 3 steady de ! has been eirerienced for the American markets. 25 all !Dun. P. &Aber June 7f - 8.1 .50 all Do. 6 per ct.. 'Do ... „ ... - ..• quotati me realised on Honda: St. 100 ; mast Anglian ...,...... 16 a 17 15 50 : a ll Do. Fixed sp. e IDo ter. E ,, Sea qualities, inchalim In the various cloth halts there was a good attend- St. 1 100 i Fladern Counties-- 60 - 61 60 5 months, 25 ' all Prest. & WyrelL. &N . W ... - ..„ is per quarter dearer, at whit' ante of buyer's, and the tone of htreiness vets firm. St. 'l.OO :laasterniTnion,Aoal 46 - 48 ,G p t o .Northr . .137 - 1.40 • - -. good clearance was effected. Wools of all desciiptions continue to sell well. Ste 100 D do B 35 a l. Do°, Do., A...-. .... ... - . . 8 1 1 2 0 J' Ila s o . ? 1 1 1 'Do. sß D he o ry . esw i tn : .. hre tHia . ie t r. ',T. Prase; 81 - Eel Ihere was a very large slim et insolent it Bradford the advance iu the value of wool 25 Fast Kent ......... „ . 141 - 1'54 155 12 ' all S. Staftordsh., IM. Mel ea 9f - 104 good condition. Importers Cl n, and that has to some extent checked. operetions ;some of 20 st. ,lek all E ast La su n ff cas oli, hire.. 88 -90 50 all ,WearVal.g6pa Stk.&Dar ... - . their demands; but the lean iy denying the principal manufacturers are partially engaged 10 all Do .•• ••• ••• - ••• 25 ' all 'Do ! Do 321 - 734! St. 100 j Wilts&Samrst,Gt.Westii 9O -- 92 I in extent, at fully last week's Floating cargoes of grain 1 . ... at we have upon contracts. In yarns there has been 1154 ac- B te loo Edinburgh &(41,as_go. 62 63 attention. t. !IO iEdih•Prth.Dunde 21 -26 PREFERENCE SHARES. No English ha-le; -4 r. , 7- 1 7„ na nothing tivity, but prices continue ;o be well supported. The 0 I n• 1 a Forthand(aydeclunc.l ... - ..'• 25 , a ll Blythi and Tyne 10 p.! -.s r'y ~ ...st, ,n .,•re. On the woraiecl and carpet tt ades at Halifax remain steady, St. 1100 leateness ! . e,v cf. ,;1.,,,... :_:.. 13 - 50 steady on former terms. that emit.l **Althoush the supply of Ms • St. 1100 Glasgow l & S.Westerni 94 -95 St. 100 Itlris.&Ex.4 p.c. St. 95 -97 and for piece goods there bas been a moderate in- , , , l eaaeti ruled very inactive, at ring toper- 1.0 i all Grelt N • u!' Scot„ a 1..., . . L': ) , -10 20 9 Do. 4 per c. Shares,. ! - • (Vim at folly 1 ita ratee. • - r-,: 4, - ,-. at IVia'a '.::ate: -13. iiR) 'Great Northern ...... 100 - 101 1001 St. 100 I Calerin• - .£lo 4i p. c 1100 - 102 There was very large E moved off slovly, at tis to is 1 has uot exhibited much activity. Several of the 3t. ;100 Do., A. Stock ...... 44 -86 St. 100 Ches. & Ho, 55 p,c - .•. The few beans and peas in A.llOO D o B. Stock ...... 128 - 13, St. lot) Do. do. 5 per cent... - . • mpg. leaving houses report rather mote busine sin long St, 1100 prices, to 2d per quarter more 61 all I Cork&Bandonslp.e - • . i per cent s - cloths, but for goods suitable for India there is St. 1100 Greatwestero. ...... 49 - 491 49i I I Gt. 102 - 101 64 all !Dun.Perth.&Aber.J 6 - 64 There was rather more in markets were the shade high. St. 100 lE. Anglian Cis. A Sh. - scarcely any deuaand. Prices,, however owiug to st, !Inn_ 12 all 'lrish South-Ea.etern.! ... - ••• ! Do. Str.V.R. g uaaStl 56 - 58 St, 100 Do, do. Cls. 13 6p. c. 112 --- 115 CURRENCY PELL I b papal-Essex U Kent, I :4OYD'S. the steadiness of the cotton market, c. nticue firm. 5C all Lancaster &Carlisle. 83 -88 st.iloo t Do. do. Cls. C7p. c. 107 - 110 Bed •• •• new 38 tto 44s At Nottingham and Leicester the bagel y and lace 161 141i1D0., Thirds lO5 - 115, 10i st. 1 100 Eas.Co.Ex,sp.cNo.l 115 - 118 Dltto.• • • ... old -s —A 18i 15 Do. New Thirds ... 101 •••••.111, St. 100 Do. No. 2 ll3 - 116 Ditto, White new 42s Ns trades have slightly improved, and at Sheffield and st.ll-00 lAncash. &Yorkshire 881 - 891 89 St. 100 Do. New 6 pr. c. St 132 - 134 • Ditto.. •• ... old -s -s JUNE 26. Wolverhampton the hardware business has been 16 I 6 Do. do. F A:l6 ... 11 -1 d 20 all East Un. G. 6p.c.79 - 81 Norfolk and Lin -91 7 Do.'Do., £9 - cola, Red. old -3 -a Ditto new •• •• .. 383 45e anniversary active. 3 1 1 Do.. Wst. Riding Up. ... - ... 10 a ll Do. 104 DebentraSh. ... - ... aye-Old .. •• •• ...... --$ -s conquest of Letters from Liverpool report that the Cotton 40 I all ! Do. Sonthpert. ... . ••• - ••• St. all IDo. do. 4 per cent... ... - ... Kew •• •..• .. •• -32 s 34s lup by tio€lo Market on Saturday closed. with an improving Ilk. all ILotoon & Blackwal' 5,1 -64 6 1.1. 1 Ss IDo. New, its. 5/, 10s, "... - ••• St. !00 East Lancash.6 l acte. ... - ... 5 all E a kW. Yerk. J. sth , .. - • BarleyGrindtng .• ••• 2s 30a Maltin: ... •• •• •• 351 33 tendency, and prices were fully maintained. The st. TlOO .1., d 8 -Olt &S Ost 407 - ICB- lOg :j.lhevalier....• . . 33s 41s nighout the , i on . 1 ... ~ St. ,100 London &N. Waste , 89 4 - 9 9 , l'°i i A to 9 !Edin.&Gl. sp. c. Si. ... - ~. Matt-Suffole and Nor sales were estimated at 10,000 bales, 3,000 of St. 100 lEd.Prtli.&Diin.4p.e. ... - ... fetk............ 583 fift 12A! 5 Do. Eighths l2 -10 34 St 100 :Furness, sp. c. a ._ ... - ... Briwu .............. 545 565 , which wee© taken by the speculators and 1,000 by st : ics) St. 100 IGlaSolt 5.W.G.5 p.e. ... -- ,_ . 1 Kinston And Ware 580 6Gs the expor era. The Railway Share Mai ket pre- ,5 'London & S.Weatern 92 -93 ! all .Lndudrry &Coleraine ... - • St 100 Great, Northn. A p.c. 120 - 12 . 2 —. JUNE 26.5 t. 100 'Do. 5 p. o• Rode in. METROPOLITAN 1: seated a steady appearance, and quotations were 2,5 ;all Lndndrry. & Ennigk. ... it. ;100* Manch.Shef. &Linen. 364 - 37 361 1 at 10 p. c. prem._ 112 - 114 in its con- without any material alteration. 10 lA Metropolitan ....a_ 2-ld , St. 100 Do. 41 per cent ... ••• - ... The total imports were 3,911 head. In the co shah against A petition has been preented to the Federal St. 100 j Midland .... ....- 90i - 911) 91 . 100 60 Do. 5 P.C.p.c., Red. at I received 4,924 ;in 1856, 2,464 St. 100 ;Do. Birming.& Do. ;, 62 64 p , o. preen. re subject of . Council of Berne for the reduction of the transit 50 : all INtidland O.Westar.' ••• --- 10 all Gt.N.ofScot.lstPre lO/ - 1 1 .4 6,179 ;in 1353, 6,1,16 ;it 4,810 head. duty to five centimes per quintal. 25 all i Do. 1 Shares. ....... . ••• - ••• 20 all iGt. S& W. (Ireland) ... - ... 20 all !Do. 4 per c. Prof. St. ... - IMPORTS INTO LO I The accounts from the south of France relative From Beasts. She 0025 all liNNeezte.ittlbee ifiregTrEißrlyta,..• 12 = 13. 50 i', 'Gt. 5i - ' i to the silk crops are, upon the wh , de, encouraging. 10 I 9 Newry & Armagh ... ... - ... St. 100 Do, con. red. 45 p.c. 90 - 92 Rotterdam...a. 264 ..• 1,1 SUNDAY. The increased demand for money lately experi 20 all NeNvry, warteaPol•-• St. 100 1Do• con. red. 4p.e.83 - 85 Amsterdam a . 14 ... 5: tlarlinaen ...... 277 ... 9 Hamburgh ..... & Restrevor - - .. • St. 100 Do. serer). 4 per lent. , •3 - E 5 a translation ()need is still sustaiued ; but owing to the large it. l lOC• Nortolk.. ......... - 101 37 ..- 6 bury on theDordt 46 ... a supply of capital in the hands of the bankers, the 50 ' 3, Northn.C . on : nties (3. 3S -- e 8 all Do, Birm. Pref. Sh.. 9f - 1011 r last. it. 100 North British ...... 461 - 47,), 47 6e 10 all Do, Chester Sp.c.P.S. 16 -t 7 Schiedam pressure has led to no further alteration in the Bremen ......... 19 ... lay on board St. 100 North Devon. Rail. 6 10 all Do. do, sp. c. do. 91 - I.si rates. These still range at about 3 per cenr., and I Dock Stock ...... • - St. 100 Do, Birm. Gua. Stk. 71 73 Antwerp . - ... St. 1 . 00 Do., A Stock ....... ••• -- a 26i all Do. Chesh. Goa. Sh • ,181: - 191 Calais for the first few transactions are reported below that ~ at. 100 Do., B Stock ..... .. .•• -•• 1.3 s all Do, do. do 9l 9i Oporto share. The point, but the applications at the Bank are st. IN.Easterp Borwio . k 89 -90 90 20 all Do. do. do l3,i -14 s -- - 557 was 87fe still very limited, as shown by the return 25 Itii'Do do. G.N.E.Purch. 2 - 11 St. 1.00 Lau,& York. 6 pc.St l3B - 142 Tota'..,. 788 ... 3,7 te a. This is St. 100 'Do Leeds - 451 45 St. 100 1.0n.&8.G. 5 pc.No.l ... - ... The yearly c omparison of as • issued on Friday evening. The authorities, it is ter Wel affairs st 100 Do. York 69 -70 694 I St. 100 D0.,P.,5 p.c.St.No.' , ... - ... Beasts. Sheet true, have obtained teone accession of business St. 100 ,North London 95 -. 98 St, 100 Do. New Guar. 6 p.c ... -• •. 1857 915 ... 2,571 re the closing during the last few days, because there is now very 1.0 3/.1 IN. & S.Wstn., ilaras. , St. 100 D o. do. sp. c., No• i.. - ... 1856., . 1 1 stead, and City Jn• ... -• • • St. 10 r Lon. di LW., Cov. at 1855 747 ... 3,81! • little, if any, advantage iu seeking accommodationNuneaton se. et... ... - ~. O 171INorth Staffordshire.. q - 51:1 12 111 1854 1,138 ... 3,4& a• 9M 10 ' all N. &S. Westrn. June 8- 9 • late 3.1 Shares ... 160 - 165 1852 9lB ... 4,211 ( 5 ) - ~. 91 establishment. Preparations are in . progres-3 Wolverhampton..... 28 - EA) 23 12i1 all Londy.&Ennis. A Sh. ... - ~. Advises from Holland st 93J 10 all Peebles - ... st , loo M., S.,&L, 6p. dent. 121 - 123 a only moderato supplies of s for the commercial bills due on the 6 th, ea - 20 19 'Portsmouth ' 7- 4 d 6 I 4:1 ; Do. do. do. .£6 ... ~ 4- / are rev ly for shipment, ant 38f which, notwithstanding the dullness of trade, it is LO 1.0 Rhymney - ... St. 100 Do. do. 31 percent. 66 -68 it. 10 Scottish Central ... .. 108 - 110 12AI all Marypt&Carl.4 p.c. ... - ... has faller. off. supposed, will represent a large a g gregate amount. es. st. ,100 Szot. N.E.Abrdn. St 26 -28 121! all Do. 45 per cent Our market to-day was n i l , Then there is the settlement in Consols, and an st. 1100 ,Do. Scot. Mid. Stock 81 -83 12t 11n Do. do. - ••• foieign stock, but its genera 631 i • instalment on the Indian loan, which wilt absorb st. 1,00 Shropshire Union 13 -45 St. 100 gid.Consol.6 p.c. St. .... - From our own v razing d al - a moderate sum and probably maintain the present 10 i all Sitingbourne &Sheer 2,3/4 'IA St. 100 ,Do.Con.Br.l3ir. 6 p.e. 138 .- 40 year supply of beasts came 416 St. 1.00 'South Devon.. ..... 34 - 35 St. 100 'Do. 44 p. c, Prof. St. 102 - 104 ' 6 70 inquiry, and the advanced terms now curren's St. !CO South Eastern 67 - 675 67 i St. l loo Do. L. &D. Pref. St. 92 .- 94 lion of most breeda was infe . 1.00 ,South Wales . 7B - 8 , 0 10 all New., Aber., &c., pr , previous weeks. The beef at least a fortnight longer. Ultimately, however, . LO all ,S. Yorksu. RevarDn: 13 -to I sla c.red. sp. c. pm. ' ... - ... yet, compared with Mirada: the payment of the dividends on a variety of 20 14 :D o . ,•, - 5 • - 10 all Do. Perpet. 6 pr, et. 111 - 111 the quotations. The prim. N - , JUNE 25. A stocks and shares produce a favour able influence, 20 all ;Staines,Wok.,&W,,k 9- 11 10 1 all Norfk.Deb.4 p.c. Sh. ... -.. dietinguishe" . 25 all ;Stockton & Darling.. '4 - ; 1 .95 St. :100 Do, sp. c. Ext. 184(1 ... - •.• The arrivals Pram Norf. and unless an impulse is given to ttade no peruaa-bridgeshire amounted to 2, 25 20 ' Do. do,, 1854 -.- ... St. 100 Do. 51 p.c. pf , 1847 ... - ... ser, was se ized ' nent alteration in the position of financial affairs is 15 5 Do. do~ 1855 - ... • Lincolnshire, 400 shorthorn ng Lome frollio6 - 108 300 of various breeds ; ant ;of apoplecti e ety likely to occur. ... „Gs Stockton & Hartlopl. ... - ... : St, 100 Taft' Vale ••• - ••• St. 100 North British 7 31 Do. T i,7l. Preferenc e • • - .... pious bleeding Business at the Stock Exchange continues in a st. too I ,Do. Pref., No. 1...... ... - •.. St. 100 N. E. Berwa 4 pc. Prf 97' 99 We were again well supp not sufficientlf stagnant state. There is nothing utsw to cummuui- 25 22 I -an'es Illy- D• la t * *** -"' 17 8i Do. do. do l-li ' were light weighers. The da.St. 100 ;Vale of Neath 9B - 100 20 13 ID°. Leeds 6 po. No, 1 .., - ... active, and prices were fro sate, either as regards quotations or speculative St. lOU jWatorfd. & Kilkenny a . - •., 121 9 IDo, do. Qrs., 1848... ... - on this day annight. T o the port e l 50 1 a ll ;Waterford&Limerick ... - ... engagements. The settlement of the account, I 25 10 Do. York IL &S• Pur. 1 ' - 1p 4e 81 per Blbs. stration on the . 20 all West! Cot nwall ... - ~, 20 all 'North Staffordshire.. 23 24 however, has now commenced in the Feraign There was a fair show of n expected th o , 1.0 all ,West End of London St. 100 Ox., Won & Wolv. C the hour of 11 , 6 ' Stock and Share Market, which, as usual, 1 and Crystal Palace ... - ... p.c., Ist guan a ...J.18 - 120 on rather easier terms. a eery few wt . , . occupies . the attention of the members, 5 a ll : Do. A - 3i St. 400 ,Do, 6p.c. 2d guar... 104 - 106 Ireland. 6 all ! Do. B j .1 61 - 61 St. 1100 Do. do. Debentr. St. 10 - 103 Calves, the supply of wl Barber, n e- but on the present occ tsion the extent of 20 a m !West London 1 ... - ... 3 I,and prices were 2d to 4d p at- Naples, WP A Ski all jScot. Cent• Now Pro .. - ... the transaction having to be arranged is believed to 10 all ! Do. First Class I ... - ... St. jlOO ISc.N.E.Aber.g.6p.c. 120 - 122 last. mice of CO.- - 20 all ! Do. Second Class 1 ... - ... St. IWO IDo. do. 7 p.c. pf• St. 125 - 130 Ceut a be very limited. Consols have been 951 1 all the ri g s met a slow inquiry rto return • ------ St. 400 'Do. do. 31 p.c. pf. St. 73 - 75 73 morning: - For the opening of - the baoks they are I a 25 all ,'outh Devon lO -10 A was pod. Ile BRlTisn POSSESSIONS lO all IDs. fixed 41 precut ... - ... Per Sib:, t st night in t,,, ,- , market 95,,i. i. The New Three per Cents. cud too Ai i ' Atiau. and St. Law. „. -. ..• 1.0.6 j all ,S. Eastern (Reading s. d. a ,t Genoa. 1 " the Reduced Annuities ate 951 90 ; March Exche- 18 9 Bombay, Baroda • and 1 6 Ann.) of 21 Os. 6d. 23 -24 interior Beasts.... 3 oto 3 ippears tbatil , quer Bills, 345. to 365. pm. ; ditto June, 20A. to Cen Ind guar.sp.e. 14- it P St. 100 Do . ' 46 per cent lOl - 193 3ocend quality.... 3 4 3 to break out e a all Do. 18 ' ' •• - ••• St. 100 !Do. Fixed 45 p.c. Sh. 101 - 103 Prime large oxen 3 8 4 - 235. pm. ; the Bonds, 101 ; and India ditto, 18 1 all Do. Additional A ... 1d - par St. 100 kDo. New 45 pr. cent .., - ... lemned to hstPrime Soots, &c. 4 2 4 the guardiO 16e pm. 2041 all Buffalo & Lake Our. 64 -74 st. 100 S. Wales Gua. 4p.c. . - ... Inferior Sheep ...3 2 7 100 luo Buff., Brut& Godeh. i6O- 85 St. 11130 (Do. do. 45 p. o lO O - 102 second quality _3 8 4 ,slei id thtee g - In the Foreign Market several transactions have 100 100 6 bd 1 ,10 - '7' pc. s., a,. e 20 1 all ,S.Yorksholp.c•Gnar. 15 - 17 Prime arse.-wlled.4 2 4 ded. been recorded, principally in connection with the Do. do., 1 July, 71 75 -80 25 j all !Stock. &Dar., 5p.e 1 28 - 29 . . Beasts TOTAL SUPPL L T7 b, 1 d too 100 Do. do., 1 Juno, 74 73 - 7i 25 'l9 Do. do. do. at the Cag.', 3 st liquidation. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 951 4 ; the Ire 23d, unes4 4 per Cents., 1041 ; Spanish 3 per Cents., 45i ;20 23. Calcutta aud S. East. ... - •.. St. 100 !Waterfd&Kilk. 6 pc. \43- 48 - ' Dr. Smith a il 20 2sGd Central Gude (Dim.. ... - ... 1 -e- 11 , BRITISH MINES. Sheep and lambs 03, ditto 3 per Cents. Deferred, 274; and Passive, 7g. 20 I 2 'Ceylon A shares calves laples, were pp I.7ii all Demerara. Dutch. 24 per Cents. have been dealt in at 66i 07 ; 20 '2112 Alfred Cons. (Philk.)l 91 - 1011 Pigs he purpose. id. - par, 14 3 - 4 I a. statement and comparis hors th e WO,, Brazilian Scrip is heavier-aviz., 11 to 1 dis. 20 S. Eastern Bengal !it. 100 East Indian lO4l •-• 1.051', 105 l4 !British Iron ... 20 ,Condurow (Cambrn.) 60 e- 70 1 stock exhibited and sol On the follo w A very limited amount of busine - s has been - 10 1 !Dev.Gt. Crisis. (Tay. 080 -50 1 Mark( t, on Aontlay, Ju 20 all ' Do. ~Shares 20 5 Do. E. do. ... . . i- BP Julio 28, 1858. Up to 341e5. 9 ; . ‘, done in the Railway Share Market this morn- 100 all D 0.45 p.c.Buds.,'s9 ... —„ .... 30 East Basset (Illogany 85 -90 I The Corrie 3... 1s Pre South Tolgas.l 143 - • 15i, Per Bibs, lade lug, and most of the leading lines show a 20 i all oro - elon c ,c , &Melbor.rn.; ... 11/ Grt.W.Alfrd.(Philk.)l oi - 8i ras comma- I,i a A v further decline of about ito 1 per cent. Northguar. 5 per ten l7 - 181 ( ... 7sGrt.W. Vor (Heide.. 1 -- 11 1 ei arresee. • St.lloo Cld. Trunk. of Canada 43 - 45 I 42 1 0 til ° ••• 17s 'Lady Bertha lot by e'er si s Western, esanchester, Sheffield and Lincoln 100 41l Do. 6p. c. Deben...l 78 -80 l 78 I Second quality ditto .. 20 all Gt. In. Pen. g. 5 pert:. 201 - 211' 1.7 men for • and Midland have receded ss. ; South Easterns, ... 8 N. Frances (Mogan) 5 - 7 . N.W.Basset (Illogan) 9 - 10 ' Prime large oxen a . • 20 4 Do. New. guar. 5 p.c. par - 1 ••• ••... ;rest Dumb e l l. 0 1 10s. ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhaarpton, 201, all Gt. Westn. of Calm! IR 17 - 171 17 ... 6115 North Wheal Crafty 5- 6 • Prime Scots, &c •.• ••• i no ••• 15 Par. Cons. (St.Blaxy) 13 - 19 i2;oarse and inferior sheep .: arrival, on be t I 15s. ; and Caledonian and North Briti-h, 1/. 201' 13 Do. New - 4 -31 d 8/ ... 9 Porkellis U. (Wend, ) 1 ... - •.. iecond quality ditto .. ton boards e?' 1 150 all 130. Ms., payable 'o , ... - ;„ Great Northern improved 10s. In the Foreign No all D do., 71, p.'6o 106 - 110 ... 6s. Sort. Cons. Min. Co. I / - Ihs Primo coarse woolled di . ITO of the Js and Colonial undertakings scarcely any business 100 all illo. do., 73, do. _llO6 - 110 ..., 2A S. Caradou (St. Clear) 395 -• 45 Primo Southdown ditto 100 all IDo. do., '73, wallow, •.• Z 5 , earn Brea (Illogn.) 3- 4 . Lambs ... ... •... ... has been reported. East Indian have improved - option •'los - 107 19 IS.W. Frances(lllogn.) 2`15 - 235 ••• Large coarse calves .. I 5 41 I .W. S. &L. Min. Co. / - 1 Mine small ditto ... ell ss, Grand Trunk of Canada declined ss. ; and 20 all ' alaouar. 41 pc. 18 -19 10 9 I Tin Croft 131- 31 Large bogs ... . 0 :'' abicut Merc - , e i 1 Great Western of Canada, 10s. 20 all doh, 5 per c. ... 1 201 - 201 , ... 10 Un.Mines (Gwennap) 70 - 9J stoat small porkers " aof the hues j ' 20 15 Do. 41 p. c. Eaten. , 1d - 1d ... all Joint-stock Bank Sheres have exhibited a steady 20 5 Do, 3d Ex., g. sp.e. 5d - ip ... 12se, V. of Tow)? (Canter.) i - 15 Beasts... . concluded ; ` i y ... 1 A W. Basset (Illogan) 245 - -, 51 Sheep and caan . 1 ;SO &Your s Di downward tendency in value. Bank of Australasia 20 5 Do. 4th Ex., do, ... 6d - ill. 20 ss. Oude (Limited) - .• ... 20 W. Caradou (Liskrd.),loo - 110 Calves... . . spears, will so : have declined 10s. London and Westminster, 20 15 icinde, guar. 5 per o. f- i p ••• 55 Wh. Basset (Illogau).1180 - 200 1 Pigs „„ ••• ... 5 Wh. Bailer (Rdruth).l2 6 - 240 20 milliee. g o il London Joint-sloe):, Union of Australia, and 20 all Do •••• ...... • ••• •••••-• ... F• 1 Wh. Edward(Calstek)l 41 - 5 Surmise on gale, „ au lent is sell • 0 Union of Loudon are at former quotations. ... 1176 ash. Kitty (U. Llaut)l 8- 9 and lambs, 24,240 ; calv FOREIGN. Jnly 2, 1855.-Boas misation l'ib / 1 ,,` 1 ... 8 WILMa. Ann (Menht.)l 44 - 46 In the miscellatieous market Canada Land have , . et lici calves, 315 ; pigs, 590. de to ura t y 10 all Antwrp Rotte rdam 51 •-• 51 51 4 Wh• Trolawney (Lis.)l 24 a-- 'A , 4.. Of d advanced 103. to V., and Australian Agricultu- n• arts t ip, 20 all Ardennes FOREIGN MINES. NEWGATE ral ss. 20 3 Bahia di Fre. :Cisco... id - par _____—•-.... s are WO lid t . 5 all Belgian East. Janet. /- 15 20 175 'Australian - a Not withal an ding th lowing are, Ire ill i 20 all Beziers to Graissessac ... - ... 1 10s. !Bon Accord Cop. (li,; i - i p continue on sale here, leasure Vi - spa follows : - BRITISH FENDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 6 all Carmeaux&Toulouse 35 '27 Brazilianlmp.(Mue . e directly' , ° IO , Coal Mines and Ry. 21 -21 • at .E 5 pm) r r 0 d . Per I rection 0, - o r (Prom the °Metal Listil 20 15 Dutch Rhenish .... . 51 - 4 30 all Do. Cocaes & Culada ... - ... s. d. s ans 0 0 1 Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities 95,i 6 20 all Eastern of France .1. 25 - 251 20 15 bo. St. John Del Re 3 12 - 1.3 tleet, inter10r....,.2 10 sans cf sP e Id 3.• ..e icon Annuities - 20 2s. Euphrates valley ... ... - .., 1 6 Clarendon Con. Min. Do, nadoling a . o 3 4 :01 That° for Opening 955 3 20 all Gt. Central of France ... - •.. Co. of Jamaica...... .., - ...44. Do. prime large.. 3 8 ay preen t sil, 1 New Three per Cent. Annuities - Ti- 40 all Cobra Copper 42 -44 Do., do. small • ...3 10 will gran 0 0 1 India Loan Debentures - 13 Pork, large 3 0 Main bill° , 4 ,0 ' Ditto Bonds, £lOOO .. .... .......... a- -- 20 all Lace Const. & Bale a. - ... 1. all Dun Mountain Cop 1 Lain frOw exempt Di t mi , l•o • i eau - ~,d per Mining Co. ... 1 - t , Consols for Account - 2 B. Exchequer Bids- March. Jute. 5 all Lucca & Pist.sp.c.l . •... -.. 20 all General - 216 The supply of most i',looo a - 24/ 3 all Linares . „i i il VI 1 Exchequer Bouts, 1858, 35 per Ceut. - ••• 511 Lusitanian • - plantations are to the entitled, clef s I Ditto, 1859 a lOl 10 all Do. New . - ••• ' 1 all Nl:lnfinite - I a large growth. The lies Inc xe 0 Pit ~ , i-z , OF FORELG N FUNDS AT Oal E O'CLOCK. 20 all Namur & Liege - 9i 1 all New Granada 1- i late rate. are heavily 10 20 all DJ. do. 6p. c. Pref. 211 - 211 1 all N ew Monde undue vs, - ,„ er a Brazilian per Cent 101..; 24 1.6 all Northern of France.. 37$ - 374 20 all Pout. Sil. land. & Smlt 5- 7 G e neva vy ai tO • Ditto Scrip, 1858 . 5 1 Port Philip 4 - 0 V. 12s to 31.33; yearl 20 8 Do. New - ••• .i,. I . Chit .146 per cent - 91 30 161 Santiago de Cuba ••• 1 - 15 un _ ROI all United Mexican ...... 35 -3/ nonnuni Bimini POSSESSIONS 100 Ai. ' Atiau. and St. Law. ... —. ..• 18 9 Bombay, Baroda, and Cen.lnd,guar. s p. c. id— IP 18 all Do. 18 all Do. Additional A 201 all Buffalo &L a ke Hur 6i 71 100 luo Buff. Brnt.dtGodch i6o 85 100 100 6 p.c. ' bds., 1 Aug..'D Do. do., 1 July, '7:l 75 SO 100 100 Do. do., I June, '74 73 7i 20 2s. Calcutta and S. East. ... ••• 20 2s6al Central Oude (Lim. ... ... 20 2 Ceylon A shares l, 1711 all Demerara. 20 2s. Eastern Bengal St. 100 East Indian lo4i --. 1.051' 105 20 all ' Do. ,i 1 Shares - 20 5 Do. E. do. ... . • i— Bp 100 al? D 0.41 p.c.Buds.,'s9 ... —„ 20 all Goelong & Melbourne guar. per cent.... 17 181 St. 100 Gd. Trunk. of Cana& 43 45 42 i lOU A Do. 6p. c • Deben...l 78 80 78 20 all Gt, In. Pen. g. 5 pore. 201 211 20 4 Do. New. guar. 5 p.c. par 1 201 a ll Gt. Westn. of °await, 17 17/ 17 201 13 Do. New - 1 . 50 all Dcr. Bds,, payable '57 ... 100 all Do. do., 76, p. '60 1 106 110 100 all 'Do. do., ' 73, do. _lO6 110 100 .all 11:)o. do., '73, without option 1 105 107 20 all Madras, guar. 41 p.c lB 19 20 all Do. do., 5 per C. 1 201 —20 i 20 15 Do. 4 i p. C. Exton '1 d Id 20 5 Do. 3d Es., g. sp.c. 1d Ap 20 6 Do. 4th Ex., do ld - ip 20 58. Oude (Limit ed ) 20 15 Scinde, guar. 5 p er e. 1 i p 120 all Do ••• ...... ••• FOREIGN. ) 10 all Antwrp & Rotterdam 51 .... Ei 51 20 all Ardennes 20 3 Bahia & Fra .citco id par 5 all Belgian East. Janet 1 ih 20 all Beziers to Graissessac ... ... 6 all Carmeaus& Toulouse Coal Mines and Ry. 21 21 20 15 Dutch Rhenish .... . 5i 41 20 all Eastern of France 20 2s. Euphrates Valley ... ... ... 20 all Gt. Central of France ... •... 20 all Great Luxembourg... 7i 7i 10 6 Italian Junction 20 all L.,ee Coast. & Bale •.. ... 20 all Lierro and Turnhout ... ...(1 20 6 Lombardo-Venetian 33 ii 2 5 all Lucca & Pist.sp.c.l . •.. .. 20 all Lyons and Geneva 23n 2P, 33 all Maria Ante - dm - ••• 10 all Do. New ... K. 20 all Namur 3t Liege 9 9i 20 all DJ. do. 6p. c. Pref. 21/ - 211 16 all Northern of France 37i 37/ 20 8 Do. New 10 all NorwegianTrnk.Pref 81 91 20 all Paris and Lyons 3O/ 301 20 all Ditto New 20 all Paris and Orleans 49 51 20 9 Recife & San Fran , (Pernam.) g. 7p. c. 1 i d 20 11 Riga and Dunaburg ... ... 21 10 all Roma and Frascati... ... -- ... 20 all Royal Danish ....,,..... ... „, 5 all Royal Swedish •00 - ••• 4 911 Do. 7 per cent. 20 all Sambre and Meuse 7l 7 i .. 10 all )o. 5 1 per ce n t. pref Bl 9 20 all Southern o f France 2O/ —20 i 82 all Wert Flanders 4l 5 10 all Do. 51 per c. Prsif 20 all W.&N.\T. of France 23 24 Has 20 6 Western of Austria ... ... '2O all W .3- a. of Switzerlan d ~. ... re- 6 all , Vt , .es. aden .. - ..• as 6 all 1 do.B p. cent. pre f ,,„ —. ... i'' 0 aL Zea1and........ . - ... ... ... (Prom the °Metal List:) Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities 9si 6 3.• .A) tiou Aunwties — Dnto for Opening 955 New Three per Cent. Annuities India Loan Debentures Ditto Bonds, £lOOO .. .... .......... - Di t .11.1.0 • 1 , ..-0.. Consols for Account Exchequer Bids— March. Jute. £1000... Exchequer Bouts, 1858, 3i per Cent Ditto, 1859 .-. lOl Plt k . , I• i'., OF FORELUN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Brazilian per Cent 101.; 24 Ditto Scrip, 1853 ... . Chit .146 per Cent Danish Bonds, 3 poi Cent., 1825 — Ditto 5 per Cent. Portugu:se 3 per Cent., 187;3 47 Sardinian 5 per Cent 9oi Sp ~ibh ~..,..as, 3 per i:ent. Ditto New Deferred, 3 per cent. Pitt'. Passive 74 T oricish Bonds, 6 per Cent. Litto Guaranteed 4 par tent. Dividends on the above payable in London , Dutch Ern!ange, 2i per Cent.., 12 Guilders 663 7 T' AOO (?(:1.4 " K. Consols for account (July 8) On 1 x d To l entitled lies tne Fid e undue vs 'e t lo G e neva ,0 o w le refuge e° jot acludes m toc e i the pro e ior p wuhF ischarge d 0 00, 1 ions wer e o bey cured to C re te issioners aloft' local 31 L much 1 11° ,4" ti O c i federal tit' s cvo weig bt blood. of ral Asse u h v blo,,; Ile two DO' e two floe ---,---_ MISCELLANEOUS. 1000 900 Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) . ... •.. 25 (, 19 Australian Agricult 29 30 293 10 I all Australia. Royal Mail —l/.. 13 10 \ all Berlin Water Works. 33 4i 10 i 2 Do. New iss. at 51. cl 1 ... —. ... 50 , 40 , Brit. American Lanai ... ... 100 32a'Canada lll5 120 119 174 St. 100 Do.Go.6pc.JankJuly 110 1163 1165 4 St. all Copper Min. of Eng. 25 30 55 all Do. Prof. 7a p. cent. . 25 27 5 all ;Crystal Palace l4 1 14 5 all I Do. Preference 4 all ',Crystal Pal. of France ... . • 20 all :Eastern Steam ..... St. 100 Electric telegraph - 106 1 all Electric Tel. of Irel ... ... 5 all En.&Aust.Cop.SmCo 1/ -- It 10 10a. Eur. & Ind.Jetn. Tel. .. ... 9 all Eur.kAm. 94 :'..fli , r ) ! : , ,i - T. ti: 1/4..ie,.,..a.z.:..t.;,..a.(ti1u0 ... ... 15 14 ;Gen. Steam Navigat. ... ... 20 5 Loudon Dis2ount ... 1,1 4 --- i c 34 4 Ail Ion:l, Gen. Oninibn, 24 25 23 20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. j . .. 10 all Mediteran. Eloc. rel. 7i 8? 10 j all Do. Extension Teleg,. ... ... 10 all Mcxican& S.Ainoricn . ... 25 5 Nat. Discount Co _ - 141 10 6 ',Netherlands Land.... . 1 10 all Do. Do. 5 all Do.ii p c.Pf.iss.at 1(1 L4 —2; 5 3 'Do. Do. 100 80 Do. ;;. &N. S. Land 14 17 St. 100 N.S. W. Gov.s p.c.D. 1024 1021 1 all 'S. S. Australs...ian... 5 I 20 all Nrtli.of EtropeStearn 2i 31 1 all Oriental Gas 1 106. Do New Shares id 4 r 1 5 all Peel Er. 14. & Minrl 2 21 2k 50 all Peninsular & Oriental 78 7 50 10 Do. Now . 74 8 p 50 sll Rhymney Iron 100 60 Royal Mail Steam 59 61 1 all Scot. Austral. Invest. 1/ 1 St. 100 S. Aug. Gov. 6 p.c.bds.l 110 112 25 all South Austral. Land 3T 38 1 all Submarine Tel. Scripl i 1 1 all Do. Registered 20 5 Trus.Ln.Co. Up. Can ... • - . 1001 28i)Vall Di911261.if 1.1024 U . .. ii . The telegram, in anticipation of the next Australian mail, may be expected about Wednesday. The Earl of Aberdeen, we regret to say, does not re cover his strength ; he cannot now walk without the as sistance of a stick. The King of Hanover on the 18th received Mr. Gordon, the new English Minister , who presented his credentials. r. Lot, r a ' .t. eD,,ALct,o3 v‘.;,11 Lore of the Trea ury, a reform at the . Coloni .l-office 10 0 similar to that introduced by L .rd Malme-bury into the 40 Foreign-office. Tee pipers of the Colonial Depat tment i 50 —including those known as Trade and Piantation 12( papers—are now to be divided into two clas.es—the torical and the political. Thy line is drawn at DM. 10+ Wtiter4 will in future be free to copy or t r abstract any I '2 papers prior to that date, without reference to the Se- j 1C cretary of Sta.e. PRINCE'. ALFRED.—Previom t) the prince leaving 2 r ., W a terford, he and the gentlemen who accompanied him t"-1 lan td from his beat at Baliinakill, the residence of I P ( Captain John Power (no, one of the Faithlegg family) LX s.la,re his, It ,yal Highness was hospitably entertained, 20 he and the other gentlemen having partaken of tea 50 vrAti Captain and Mrs. Power. He was anxious to see 20 the room in which the unfortunate James 11. slept the 25 la t night he was iu Irtist,d. Captain Power showed 20 him thvugh the house, and pointed out the identical 00 room to the prince whe re the ex-m march actually slept 0 •a his escape from Ireland to France. His Royal 111nness and friends were much gratified, and warmly i 25 expr eased their grateful acknowledgments to their kind ! twat and hostess. Having retired, they returned to 50 t' ei • Clip, a =d itumeattely After were under weigh.— 1)0 Trototford Maid. 0 al palace, 0 0 :es the, ,;;0 4 " , L/9 t 0 )o 4 , In Ltd is "---OINT-ST(AOK BANKS. Agra & United Son , . 81 83 811 1 i ttnnlt 24 : 17 ) 8ri.C01.111c.... JAL Co .• British N. American •—• IC.Bk.of Ind.Au.&Ch 3i - 21 City b7 Colonial b 9 Conunercialof Canada Contruereial of Lond. Scot &Au.. Cot 184 i Lon. Ch. Bk.of A rt. 181 19 London and County London Joint Stock. ... i t i Lond.andWestmiust. ... 45. National Pro. of Lug. Do. New ••• ••• National Bank. New South Wales 43 45 Oriental Bank Corp j 34 36 Ottoman Balm llsi -- 16 Provit,cial of Ire'.and 63 65 00. stew astralia ••• ••• Do. New Union of Australia 49 51 50 Do. New 135 37 +Julon of London } 231 241 24f I Unity Mutual lAgra & United Son' apt om ig 13° 5 ' forc "es.l IA 11 0 ij u rtli ej rted by 1 0 50 City 0 25 ;Colonial :0A all ICotarnercialof Canada' 0 1 20 Commercial of Lomb !O 1 all Eng.Scot.&Aw.Cilt. all Lon. Ch. Bk .of A rLI 20 ILondon and County 10 London Joint Stock. 20 iLond..andWestminst. :35 1 s.:ational Pro. of Lug. 10 Do. New 25 \ National Bank 1 all New l South Wales ! all Oriental Bale{ Coip I all i Ott o man Bank 1 .:, IP r ovit,cial of Ireland! all t 00. New all 1 'ioath , astralia Do. New Union of Australia i)o. New , Jnion of London Unity Mutual ;Westratik 01 Lend re - De 1t0E 6, . ()co in bilit ieo o f itir li „ t Ifit et o lag ott del' ) 0 aq3 0140 ev gat , . 4 0r 6 0 pP , lg e P tb ° 6' troza a us' r 11 be pr° re Will be et no lorlg, Dod o offe r jitg ro e, i er , e tiug 0 400 ,0 v, tof about va ti , °,,ir b io • ; 1 , Cot k 0 0 ° « 0 ''' be e r dt 1) 0 ,10 I ta ,ie P I CAOadi 15 10 50 50 18 tr 174 11AIIKE1 SEW ..---I.T ti .Li 4:),,)' CORN EXCII.INGE. Most of the country markets hell on Saturday: were very moderately supplied with whe in which only a limited busieese was transacted at about etattenary plicee. For most kip el; of eprieg corn Cleve was very little inquiry on former tereie The lleur trade ruled etea.y. The continental markets continue inective for wheat; nevertheless, the quotations are well supported. Up to our market last week only moderate eupplies of home-grown produce came to ban I. The imports from abroad were 24,713 quarters of wheat ; 11,515 of barley, 68,3 4 2 oats, 1,590 beetle, 3,733 peas, 1,303 tares, 6,470 lineeel, 7,103 rapeeeed, 35 sundry seeds, 260 Eke., and 1,05) brls. of dour. The supply of English wheat received fresh up to-day frim Essex, Kent, &c., coastwise and by land carriage, was unusually small -- it being under 1,00) quarters ; conse quently the show of samples was limited. For fine Kentish samples we had a steady demand, at an advance in the quotati een realised on 11(aidey last from is to 2s per quer. ter. ERVX qualities, including red Kentish samples, were is per quarter dearer, at which amount of improvement a good clearance was effected. £here eras a very large show of fresh foreign wheat in good condition. Importers and hollers were ve:y firm in their demands; but the transactions were only moderate in extent, at fully last week's currency. Floating cargoes of grain commanded a fair amount of attention. No English beelee. - 4 r , 7•'7J t ; but the supply of foreign , v.y asteue.ve. On the whole, the barley trade was steady on former terms. Altheueh the supply of Malt was only limited, the de mand ruled very inective, at about lad , weeks currency. There was a very large show i f foreign oats, which moved off slowly, at 6a to is per quarter 1: ss money. The few beans and peas in the market sold at very full prices, to 2.1 per quarter more money. There was rather more inquiry for flour, and country markets were the shale higher. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. waeat—Essex Kent, Malt —Chevaner .... 663 to 68s Red • • •• new 38 to 44s lOats Yorkshire and Ditto.• • • .... old —s —aLineolnsk., Feed 20, 24s Ditto, White new 42s Ns! Potato. 2ss 31s Ditto•• • • .... old —3 —3 Toughal aad Cork Norfolk and Lin- Black. •• 19$ 248 coin, Red, o'd —s —a Cork, White .•• .. 20, 20 Ditto new •• •• .. 38$ 456 Scotch, Feed. •• .. 20s 25 8 Bye—Old •• •• •• --t —s Evans—Tick ..• .• 34. 37 ° New •• 353 34s i Pigeons ...... •... 3 8 4 3' Barley—Grinding .• •.• 2Gs 30a Peas—Grey ...• .• 40s 42' Msitin3 •• 351 38e Maple. •• ..•• .• 4ls 43, . . 33s 41s Wlate. • • 41s 43 Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••• 42s 44 folk.• •• .• 583 68s; Flour—Town-made... 28s 40 ° flr)wn 543 56si Suffolk •• .• . 31s 33 Kinston end Ware 58 s GGs I ittotiktn ik Norfolk 29a 30° METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. The total imports of foreign stock into London last week were 3,911 head. In the corresponding week in 1857 we received 4,921 ; in 1856, 2,461; in 1855,5,681 ; and in 1851, 6,1 7 9 ; in 1353, 6,1,16 ; in 1852, 6,6. 6 ; and in 1851, 4,810 head. IMPOSTS INTO LONDON LAST WEIS. From Beasts. Sheep. Lambe. Calves. Pigs. Rotterdam 264 ... 1,141 „, 440 214 ••• Amsterdam 14 ... 532 „, tlarlinzen 277 ... 912 ... 321 Hamburgh 37 64:1 ... ... Dordt 46 ... 125 ,„ Schiedam 9 ... 150 48 ,„ 156 ... Bremen ..... .. 19 Antwerp . ••• Calais Oporto ••• - 36 ... 27 ... 36 - -• • - ... 10 ... - ... - 27 T0ta1.... 788 ... 3,763 ... 934 ... 452 .. The yearly comparison of weekly imports is as follows : Beasts. Sheep. Lambs Calves. Pies. 1857 915 2.578 443 Sll ... 157 1856.... 1855 747 ... 3,819 ... '491 683 ... 134 1854 1,138 3, 4 5 5 ... 250 921 ... 409 '853 .1,087 ... 3,57 5 ... 350 8.7 ... 387 1852 9lB 4,210 438 619 ... 431 Advices from Holland. stet': that, for the time of year, only moderato supplies of stock, both beasts and sheep, are rea ly for shipment, and that the demand for France has fallen off. Our market to-day was rather extensively supplied with foreign stock, but its general quality was very middling. From our own vrazing districts a full average time of year supply of beasts came fresh to hand ; but the condi tion of most breeds was inferior when compared with many previous weeks. The beef (ride was in a sluggish state, yet, compared with Monday last, no ehange took pLce in the quotations. The primest lots sold at 44 11 par Sibs. The arrivals from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cam bridgeshire amounted to 2,750 Scots an 1 shorthorns ; from Lincolnshire, 400 shorthorns ; from other parts of England, 300 of various breeds ; an,l, from Scotland, 34 Scots. We were again well supplied with sheep, but most breeds were light weighers. The mutton trade ruled very in- active, and prices were from 2d to 441 per Sibs. lower than on this day se'nnight. The primest old Downs sold at 4e 81 per Slbs. There was a fair show of lambs, which moved off slowly, on rather easier terms. About 900 came to hand from Ireland. Calves, the supply of which was extensive, ruled heavy, and prices were 2d to 4d per Slbs lower than on Monday last. Pigs met a slow inquiry, on former terms. The supply was pod. Per Mtn to sluk the offals I. d. s. s. (1. interior 8e5.5t5....3 oto 3 2 PrimeSouthdown 4 6 4 8 locood quality.... 3 4 3 6' L.rge crse. ealv• s 3 fi 4 0 Prime large oxen 3 S 4 o,Prime small do 4 2 4 8 Prime Scots, &c. 4 2 4 4'Large hogs inferior Sheep ...3 2 3 6,Small porkers 4 2 4 4 second quality ...3 8 4 OSuckliug calves 19 0 23 0 Prime crse.-wiled.4 2 4 , C4.luartor olil pigs 18 0 24 0 Lamb, 5s 6(1 to 6s 10d. TOTAL SUPPLY. FOREIGN SUPPLY. Beasts 3,785 Beasts 530 Sheep and lambs 0 3,350 Sheep and lambs 2OO Calves Pigs , 6001 Pigs — & statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat stock exhibited and sold in the Great bletropolitan Cattle Markr t, on Monday, June 29, 1857, and this day, Monday, Juno 28, 1858. Per 81bs, to sink the ofrals. June 29, 1857 June2B,lBsB s. d. 9. d. I. d. Coarse and inferior beasts 3 oto 3 2 3 oto 3 2 Second quality ditto 3 4 3 8,3 4 3 6 Prime large oxen 310 4 2 3 8 4 2 Prime Scots, &e 4 4 4 8:4 2 4 4 Coarse and inferior sheep 210 3 2,3 2 3 41 Second quality ditto 3 4 3 8,3 8 4 0 Prime coarse woolled ditto 310 4 6 4 2 4 0 Primo Southdown ditto .., 4 8 4 10,4 6 4 8 Lambs ... 5 6 6 8,5 6 610 Large coarse calves ... 3 8 4 413 5 4 0 Prime small ditto ... 4 6 4 814 2 4 8 Large bogs 3 8 4 0 3 2 4 0 veal small porkers 0911 ... 4 2 4 8 4 2 4 4 Beasts... ... ... 3.463 3,785 Sheep and lambs ... 21 63 0 28,350 Calvcs ~. 3:34 410 Piga ... 294 600 surnigh ON s kiA. Juno 31, 1856.—Roasts, 3,207; sheep and lambs, 24240 ; calves, 41S; pigs, 510. July 2, 1855.—Wasts, 3,769; sheep and lambs, 29,510 ; calves, 315 ; pigs, 590. NEWOATE AND LEADESIIA.LL. Notwithstanling that vet, mo berate supplies of meat continue on sale here, the trade generally rules heavy, a II follows : Per Blbe by the carcase. e. d. a. d. e. 4. 4. n. tied, interlor.,..„2 10 3 2 i Mutton, [nferloi 3 0 3 2 Do., midaiing„...3 4 3 6 Do., middling ..... 3 4 3 10 Do. prime large.. 3 8 3 10 I Do., prime .4 0 4 4 Do., do. small... .3 10 4 0 Vea1 , .. , . Perk, large ...... . 3 0 3 6 I Pork. small 3 8 4 0 Lamb, 5s 4d to 6s ed. BOICOUGFI HOP. - The supply of most kinds cf hops ou sale in our market soutinues seasonably exteesive, and the accounts from the plantations are to the effect that there is every prospect of a large growth. Tile hop trade is, therefure, heavy, and late rates era heavily supported. New Mid and East Kent pockets, 3/. 10s to 5/. 10a; New Weald of Kent, 2/. Ik7s to : 4 /. 7s; New Sussex, 21. 12s to 3/. 3a; Yearlings and olds, 1/. 4a to 2/, 3s per cwt. BOII.OUGH AND SKTALFIELDS. Since Monday last the arrivals of home-growt potatoes hare been very sooderute for the time of year. Tbe imports have amounted to 10,500 blskets from Rotterdtm, 1,210 from Schiedam. 1,819 from Dunkirk, and 15 tons from Jersey. The demand is steady, at from 6. to 10s per cwt. In old potatoes nothing is doing. WOOL. For English wool the demand rules steady and the late improvement in value is well supported. Foreign and colonial qn-Alities are a slow solo, but not cheaper. Last week's imports were very larg.+, viz., 1,9 98 bales from Sydney, 4, 3 44 from Hobart To - wn, 1,53) from Portland Bsy, 1,430 from Port Philip, '252 f ro m the Caps, 15! from Buenos Ayres, 58 from Alexandria, and 159 bag,s from Hausbro. The stock of colonill )l c,o. 114.114 As ..OW' Cl,OlO bsles SEEDS. Since we last wrote, only a moderate business bat' been transacted in lins 1 - .. t about late rates. Rarc,eed mo ves off slowly, at drooping p r i c es. C viary, muster", an 1 tares are quito as dear •as last week. C.dres, are dull, but without alteration in price. rarnip,vrtute,per bush 15s to 16,1, Swede ..•• •• •• 20s 234 dusts td, nrown.• •... los 16. 4 1 White, new...... 153 2231 reres,Wlnter, oew.. •.85 Od 9r Od .l a nary.per quarter .• 92 . 1 1003 Rye plum (new)•• ..• 18s 2 ) s , Clo,or•lted4nt,.(cwt.) ---s White •• •• •• —a roremp Red •• •• —8 --; White •• —s —s fretall, new.. •••• .• •• iCarraway ....... ..... 44 4 6s t;orlander•• .• ...• •• —21 s llempseed,per qaarter 44 46s Llnsaed. Eng. iowing .. 721, 74s \ Crashing •• • • •.... 50 , 58s Baltic •• •• •• .... —. I —9 Odessa .• •• ••• • • 54s 58s ,I Lin s eed Cake, pr. ton— ' EngliGb •• ... 9 101 10 Or ', troreign,por tor 8• 10 10 5. ititape Cakes, per ton • .6. 10 6 5 '11104)00(A, pr qr.... .. Os 74 TAL: For mast kinds of Tallow, In prices, however, very lit To-Jay, P.Y.C., on the spc cw t. Roue' fat, 2s. Bid. poi LOW. the demandrules inactive. the change ha r s taken place. Dt, is q uoted at 525. 6d. per it Sibs. ,oti 157 1 1454. isfq, 340ek this day ....... 1, 33.580 46 . 697 17.859 15.337 14.. 1 65 i 6 , o l s tc 0 52 A 3 3,1 ,1; 476600,11 v 123;,/t or 52,- I G. erica of T. C .... 1 „ Delivery last week •• 1 1,091 2,0,-1) 2,043 1,001 8 Ditto from June 1.... 4,628 7,057 8,872 4,917 '3,1 Arrivals last week.. I G ' l 633 1,822 780 1,5 TAW/from Alnel •• ••, L' 4l7 5.133 7,012 7,140 6,4 Pace o: TO. U 1 .... 164 6d 521 9d 4 , 3,f , 6 , 1 608 3d 52. 100 50 7 28,_ -I I CA le LI id E~y P L IA T. HOZIE OF COMIYIONS.—(This. Day.) 'Tbr• SPEAKER tlo6 chair a twelve (Mock. . . FOUi. couars (DUBLIN) FX ITNSION - BILL. Tie hill Aas read a secoud time, and referred to a select cornmi•ee. CLYDE NAVIGATION BILL. Mr. B P. BOUVERIE woven tnat, a* amended in commit - e-, be rep.rt.td to the Examiner- of Petitions for rit'ate hills, with insli uetion to examine and rep...rt who her the @ tan3pl4 orJerA of the house lipvs h( en c:miplied with in i:latir;ti to the amsm,linerit-I made in ti.r)turnittee :—!.111,t ail Petitions comp'auling of ton-catripliance with the standir g criers in rclation to the raid amendments be referrie to the examiciers, with instructioo to hear partite and their agen and %itrie,ses th:uupon. Mr. FITZROY said the Li.l had been before iLe conimittce for many weeks ; a great expenditure Lad been made upon it; and the irverests generally of the party concerned had not been damaged. The quebtien was a large one t..) deal with in so Short a notice, and he pressed upon the right hen. genfleman to consider the scope and efl_ct of the resolution before he called up , n the heti e to adopt it. Some of the hon. gent!ernen who formed the com mittee alzo opposed the notion. TUE, resolution was also opposed by Mr. HENLEY. The house divided, and the numbers were — For the resolutinr. . 1: A g 0..• t :` 75 Mbjority against the reronatioo —sB UNIVERSITIES (A3OTLANI)) BILL. Tire house went ii.to committee on this WI, end w. e (LEFT SITTING.) LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. ;iittiogs at Nisi Prins at Guildhall, before Lord Chief Baron Polieck and a Special Jury.) EASTWOOD AND ANOTHER V. BAIN AND OTHERS. - TUE R3TAL SURREY GARDENS. This was an action brought by the plaintiffe brick and comet maker, at Laml - eth, against the defendant, director of the Royal Surrey G trdens Company, to re cover the rum of 500/. on a bill of exchange. It ap peared, from the facto of the case, that a person named Scott, a shareholder, wa3 employed to erect refreshment rooms in the gardens, fur which the bill in question was given, drawn tiron the company, and accepted by the secretary, Mr. Ribs. The defendants, Mr. Bain, Mr. Holinee, and the late Mr. Coppock, were directors, by whom, it was alleged,•the bill was drawn, and that they were personally liable. Mr. Holmes, it appeared, had not only paid up his shares, but be had also paid other sums on behalf of the camFany. The cue rested on points of lax, first, that the defendants had no right to draw the bids, and secondly, that being drawn upon the com pany, they were only liable pro rata. The Lori Chief Wren reviewed the points of law for the Court above, and the verdict Ras taken for 5001., eu j , ct to the opinion cf the Court. The decision of the Court above is awaited with con piderable anxiety both by directors and creditor?, be cause, should the judgment of the Court be against the directors, they will be liable for the whole amount of tr.e outz,taudieg acceptances against the company. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bciore Mr. Coln n r Grouiburn.) IN BE ROOS. The bankrupt was described as a contractor, of Gib• raltar•walk, Bethnal-green, ar:d Earl-s rest, Blackfriats, and today was appointed for his best e xaminaliuu. The balance-sheet ounialerices April, 185, with a deficiehcy of 3081. 12.. 11,1., a,,cl ei.ds May, 1858, aLci shows—Dr.—To creditors, 1 6701. ; to okto security, 900/. ; pr. fits, 1,045/. Cr.—Good dtbt-, 103!. ; assets in the bands of cieditor- 900/. ; reid, 964 1 . ; losses, 2551. ; trade expenses, 675/. ; ti,mebtic, 231/. Mr. Pook, from the office of Mr. Riche• , , Coltman street, appeared fur the assignees, and said they did not of•ject to the bar.krupt passing on certain ainer:dinents being made in the balance sheet. Tue debts were set down as coed, and he considered they ought to be called doubtful. There was one claim of 2291., against the parish ct Bethnal Green, under a contraor, but which they resisted on two grounds— first, that it hat been foiLite.l for certain penalties for non performance of tr.e duties under the contract ; and, secondly, that they (the authorities) had been served with au attachment previously to the bankruptcy. There was a second claim against the execu.ors of the late John Guu:d for 300/., and that was dirputed. The debts set down as doubtful was only 5/., but it would be better to bet them all down under that Lead. The alteration was accordin&ly made, and the bankrupt passed. 11=••••• POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day.) MARLDo RO UGH-STREET. GENTLEMANLY AMUS2MENT.—A fashionably dressed young man, who gave the name of John Piochess, but which there is Hain doubt is a fictitious one, was charged by a p:.lice constable with wilfdly damaging a street lain p. The p, lice c3nßtabie said that this meriting ha tare the prisoner, who was along with two other getitlernen, cross King-street into Sr. James's-square, and proceed towards the enclosure, immediately after which the pri soner climbed up a lamppost, and broke off the arm again-t which the ladder is plAce 4 . He then took him ir..to custody. He thought he was drunk at the time. Mr. William Turner, ~as fitter and contractor for the street lamps of the parish, said the value of the damage was 5 =. Poisoner—Oh, yes ; its perfectly right. I've nothing to say. I dare say T was rather gay at the time. Mr. Beadon said it was not perfectly right. He must pay the damage ,, , 5... The prisoner paid the sa. and left the court. Charles William Ckait, a lad in the service of Mr. Gradion, cf Leodon-street, Fiizre,y-square, butcher, was chat ged with ernb,zz ing various sums of money received on accouot of Ms master. Mrs Barron, of 10, Charles-etreet, Middlesex Hos pital, proved paying the prisoner the sums of 11 . Si. and 11s. 111. on d fferent days, and that the prison, r put the word paid to the bill 4 in her presence Mr. OA, ruP, glass and china dealer, of 90, Totten ham•court- oad, also proved Irving the prisoner the sum of : ) .s. ld. The pri.secutor said the prisoner had not accountee to him for any of the ♦ums mentioned by the witnesses. When taxed with he said he had received tie money and lust it. His su,picions were aroused in oom.rquenc•s of his pendwg more money than his , a 1 try warranted. Toe pii•oner. who had nothing to say, was emu mitted for trial. T AMES. ENIBt4ZLING s 51. NuTE. - Walter Pettit, a young mart, was brought bef tre Mr Yardley, charged with em be2z iug Si. Mr. TI.OUIRS Padden, an upholsterer, of No. 123, Ratel Thighway, stated that the prisoner had been in his service as potter for tame months, at 18:i. per week, on a constant gagetnetit. On Monday last a casto:Ler named Daniel Ryan, purchased goods to the amount of 11 13-n and requested that change for a 5/ n• to should be sent to his house. He entrusted the prisoner with 31 75., and directed him to proceed to Ryan's house and receive the Si. note. The prisoner paid the 31 le. to Ryan, received the Si. note, and appropriated the money to his osn use. Ha saw no mote of the prisoner until Saturday evening, when the prisoner was brought to hun by Button, the beadle of St. George.in-the.east. He asked the prisoner what he bad done with the money be had received r•f Ryan, to which he replied that he had lost some of it, and spent the remainder. Mr. Daniel Ryan, of Mercers-place, Shadwe;l, stated that ho paid the prisoner a Si. note on Moaday last, on Mr. Paddon's account. Evidence was given that the prisoner bai been in duleng in sensual gratifications with tke money be had so distioaestly obtained during the whole of last week. Mr. Yardley csrmmitted the prisoner for trial at the Cita kenwell Session!. 545 ;d to Water has become so scarce at Frankfurt, that a bucket is now still in the streets for five krneutz re. NOVEL APPREHENSION. —Ou Setur lay afternoon. a festive party of about a ecz n men met at a public-house in King-.street, Westminster, to speed some bounty money. The president of the party, however, in the midst of a toast, "The land we live in," was requested to vaca'e his seat by pelice-constable A 193, who re quired his earliest attendance in Csarles-street close by, / to which the president objected, and wire, r e l measured abu e told th e f flier,, e e . „i_ e .e. i , i i . —__ if he w31!,1 ;e:,..0 his cerepany." To prevent k.76..f u,iun at the house the offi ier introduced a 1 corporal and private of the 431 Regiment, who die severed their long-lest companion from the trenches during the last Rus-dan war. The president denied that hie name was Daniel Murphy, bw up iu Bui•nabis Polirc Gal. tti being produced, the officer was eitll mere tlitiAiel that be had made no mistake. The soldiers toe k Lim iii charge, and he v. ry conveyed to the station h.-use, pro . e-iite that his name was William Foillies, wed not Daniel Murphy. Certainly be made his state ments of denial in stront Irish breene. LONGEVITY. -- SALUBRITY OP BLACKHEATH. —On T'nureday la't, was bulied at the Cheri - on Cernet,ry, Mr;, Mill ward, of Milledard C ittage, Blackheath, at the age of 102. Few per one have seen so much as she of the world's history. Born shortly after the R..bellien of 1745, when the succession of the prestnt dyeaqty was i e jeopardy, she well remewbered every peliticel move net et . sitic:e She sae the separation of the American col Ines from the mother country, the three French ( Revolutions, the great Fretch war, on which depended the fate of Europe, if not i f the globe. Her husband having been Sato coachman to George IV., when Regent, she was well acquainted with the secret history of the Court. George 111. sea miest friendly with hie, and it is to be much reerettf d that her personal knowledge of the Court at that time, has not been preserved. Sne wa s present at the Gor ' don riots, and in great danger in Hydepark at the , time, Mrs. Millward had suffered much trouble, but a calm and truly Christian spirit enabled her to surmount it, and she died as she had lived, respket.d by all wii, who knew loc.—Greenwich' Free Press. SPOP,TING NOTES. TOO MUCH Or A GOOD THING-. Although the meetings wbich tack place last waek were merely of a minor crmract,r, yet in their respective thty excltrd much interest, and they furni , hed , mple sport to all -cla, , ses peoph.. rt;ei Chelmt.ford . Committee have wiE-1j i!ettrrninetc upon 'allowing a. person of a practical knowledge e f racing a11A4.4 to assist in tlie mamgeine t ~ f intik meeting, and have abandoned those petty prejudices welch have so Lug militated against the success of a gathering which might be made as popular as any on the home circuit. The amateur waiter, too, has exercised a w las discretion in abandoning his post, for although his e n-al is great in the discharge of his duties, yet he sadly lacks that tact and command over the jockeys whim are re qeisite for getting off large fie?ds of horses. The Ro chester and Chatham folk would do well to follow the example set by the race committee at Chelmsford and secure the services of a desk of the course, who is not only personally acquainted with mit g men, but who has knowledge as wall as zeal to assist hint in getting through the business of his office. So far as the racing was concerned the Rochester and Chatham meeting was contemptible, and in our opinion the genuine leather flapping sport at Barnet would have been prefer able to the proceedings on the " lines." Tne improved list of sport which was issued at Abingdon, the ern vet, character of the racing, and the ctraant.re cornrs , T r ,s proof of how much can be celeciect by judicious management, and I may pre dict for Abingdon an stenaally increasing popularity. Seven meetings have been crowded into the present weak, and the only wonder is " where the money cornea from to support them, and where tate horses can he found to run for the different etake." Still, ti jedge from the respective progratnmee, each " fixture" is likely to be attended by a due share of success. Mr. Frail will have a bumping " bencfi." at Shrewsbury and Ludlow, and really he deserves it, for there is no racing official who caters to the race-going public with Inure tact and effect, His Shrewsbury and Lu flew rats form one large "br .ad sheet," and the baud:cap have so mey conditions, that in endeavouring to find out the weights certain horses will have t 3 carry you W. came as puzzled as if you were attempt'.ng to find out in the pages of "Bradshaw" the time certain trains started on a cross line. The proceedings will commence to-morrow at half-paq two, thus enabling people to reach Shrewsbury in ample time by the Great We:tern express in the morning. Although Greenwich Fair cannot stay, she %sill meet so bad a lot for the Sa!opian Stakes, that I shalt expect her to gallop succe , efully over_ the mile and a quarter. The Lnegner Hall S ekes wit occasion - an intereeting race' between Artist and Rosaeel, and I shall expect the filly to come through in triumph. Despite.flaymaker's penalty, which he incurred by winning at Abingdon, his chance seems solle 'eat f - midable for the Cleveland Handicap, albeit a compromise may interfere with his 'nieces?. For the. Stewards' Cup, Flyaway and Martha seem entitled to favourable consideration. Toe Selep Handi• cap may go to either Junior Wrangler or Awtul. Qaeenetown will perhaps carry off the Hawker:me Cup, and fur the Corporation Pate I shall expect, to see OriaLda and Chan tress in front. Toe Lerdlo v meet ing will be merely a " second editton" of the Shrew::- bury gathering. Au exot Feet meeting will tete place at Pontefract on Teureday and Friday, for, thaeks to the energy and perseverance of Mr. J. li. Peart, a most attractive pro gramme has been compiled. Accordieg to his Newcastle performance, Hamlet ought to be " bars to beat" for the for the West Riding Handicap. Tne entry fur the Louder berough Stakes is not only uum,ric.ely satisfactory, but ftom the reputrd qualities of come of the horses, and the approved ability f others that are likely to go to the post, a most interesting race racy be a7teipatea. Ticket-of-L. aye, Penalty, and Schutoff have each 5 ba, cx ra tr carry. Sctiu!off diq 1 syed so much racing ability at Newcastle, that. I must trust him n this cc casiou. Should Junior Wrangler be sent for the Stand initca I of going to Shrewsbury, he may -take another degree. S r early in the week it wuuli be ab surd to refer to Fr,cay's proceedings. The opp. , nents of horse-racir g at Carlisle, with the Dean for their lead , r, have made a violent stand o,, , ainst the meetrog, and have endeavcurr.d to preach it down, Tutir efforts, however, arc not likely ,to be very suc cestful, and the turfitr-s in "inerry Carlisle" cansde themselves after the fashion of the man who t rok cuff, front his wife with tt,li I i , ,diffareoce because "it pleased ticr and did not butt him." Guatcatcher and Meta are likely to play the most protninaut parts fur the Corby Gistie Stakes. Either Breeze or Trebueo may score a win for , he Grand S and Handicap. Hamlet wilt perhaps improve upon his Newcattle s uniiing for the Cumberland Plate. Tee result i f Wednesday's racing will be aff,cted by the " performances" to.merro w. A FRESH MAN. CARLISLE RACES. The foliowiag horses have arrived :—Trabuso, Pontificia!, The Deer, Sir W. Scott, Caliph, Goat catcher and Bat (z-. A Q U AT LO 44. Tai OA:72S BILL. The Lords hava arsigt.ed the following rations for insisting on their amendments to the Oaths : " I. Belauqe, although the words t on the true Nith of a Christine' were criinaily irttroduced into the ovh f7cthlfilinne , ii.eto purijtie . of _binding_ cr a n rnau k-.nreaso to a :msrUAL'zbe - Parlia.• ment which to intr,doced them did nut intend that the profession f Christianity should be a newssary qualifi es' ion for adiniarion to the legklature wl en they e acted that a declaration of that fifth should form part of the required to be taken by every member of both h: uses. 2. Becalm the costetaat ;etc-utile of the logialatore n,ay be further interred from the fee', that neither at the time of the introduction of these words were the Jews admis,ible, nor have they at any col aequert per i ,t 1 been atirnittA to sit and vote in either House of Parlia ment. " 3. Brciuee exclarion from seats in Parliament and (Zeal of the state on the ground of redgions cpicioc, and for other rervons when the general good of the state appears to require it, is a princlplerecagaised in the set tlement cf the succession to the Crown, and in nthPr easea ;. and has, moreover. b-co f rtc rai.y Rnmet;rs” , ri vi WCUOIOIIB in coins ei the of the present bill, "4. Because in Ihe prayers with which both haunt daily c-ornmence their proteei.iiega they implore' in Ch ist's name the Divine assistance, aid guidance in all their undertakinv, professing themselvea hie unworthy servalts ; and this act of cr,hip will become a mockery when among e 4A1, - ) are ther,in declared to - be ga.hered together in Us name are numbered some who der.y him, through whose merits alone those prayers can be secaptable. "5. Because, wien the Commons plead in support of their views, in a tnntttr which equally concerns the con stitu'ion of both branches of the legislature, their re pasted recognition of the expediency of removing this disability of the Je.vs, and admitting them to their countd4, the Lords dein° to refer to their equally firm adherence. to the princii le of retaining those privilege• wLics they . believe to be peculiarly and inseparably attacked to larlianlt.nt as an exclusively Chri4tian a-semb'y. " G. Becausc., in regard to the the Bth and 9th of the Commons ' rea , ons, tse Loris are advised that the let and 31 clauses of the hill are not opera to the construe ticn which the Commons conceive them to be in conse quence of the rejection of the 5.1 i clause, and that the Jews will not he subject t) any new disabilities under the bill as amended by the. L 3raP."; THE MEDICAL BEFOItM BILL. The Medical Biil of Mr.' Cowper, ni amended in com mittee last Tuesday, has been reprinted with the amend meets of Mr. Wah,cle. Those amendments Mr. Cowper reality adopted as improvements to the measitre. Ae cor:4ing to the Lill es it now stands, there is no alteraticu in tho coottitution of the council proposed by Mr. Cowper, except that Cie pre i tin.: is to be appointed by the Crown, a d the members of the General council are to be chosen r a term not exeeediog five 3e*rs, and shalt be capable cf re-appointment. The powers of tLe ,g.7leTal council are altered, they are not so extensive as was proi-csed in the crigi!,al bill, and their acts will be subject to the control of the Privy C.,tincil instead of the Hume Secritary. After the passing of the bill, all persons seeking to be registered must give proof to the council that their quell ficationa extehd b...th to medicine and surgery. Power is given to the courcil to require from the different EXA• mining bodies a statement of the courses of study re• gored of candidate , , and r f the examinations, and is has power to .:end inspectors to be present at the various exlminatiens. Power is also given to the council, on representation t ; the Privy Council, to suspend the right to be regis tered under the *act of any peraon who obtains a degree or diploma front any b atp, . where it is proved that a proper examination has Lot been conducted to test the prefes!ionel quaiificalone tf cauflidate3. The bill al.o provide fur the enforking a pi climinary exattlination in general education, nf rl& three commencing the study of medicine, and for the putnication of a complete register, to alpha'ietical order, of all the duly qualified praett toners, The other causes of l'Ae bill are eitnitt: to those origi nally propo,ed by Mr. Cowper. The bill is ordered to be recommitted on Thursday next, with a certainty of pa,sing with scarcely an :11teration. The opposition to the measure is no we b lieve, reserved until it goes up to th« Rouse rf Llrds, where its opponents believe they stay succeed in de eating its progress. The ques tion of Med:cal It- form sae ❑evtr before in so favour- able a postti , n, and it will be the fAn:t of medical men if it is not tet led this seseion. PetitimA are expected to be pre. ented to teat Houses of Padiament in its favour. --- LLOYD'S SHIPPIN'O.--(This Day.) LONDON, June 28.—Wind this day at noon, N.W. ; light breeze, and fine. PORTSMOUTH, June 27.—Wind N.N.W. —Arrived— Bucephalui, from London for Calcutta; Victor Emmanuel, from Liverpool fur Calcutta. Sailed—Petrea, for New York. PLYmOUTII, June 26.—Wind Bruns*lck, for Spithead. OFF POILSTMoUTH, June 27. Arrived—Copenhagen. from London for Melbourno. COWES, June 27.—Wino N.--Arrived—Harmonie (a), from N,:w .York: OFF THE W I GHT, Jun 3 26. Arrirsd—Clontarf, from Dow bay. Sotmg.turros, June 25. Sailed —Ripon (s), for Alex andria. SIvaNsIA, ;fuze 26.—Wind W.— Arrived—Duke of alfmt, from Chili ; Duke of Northumberland, from Cuba. Sailed—Sophia Margaret, from Villa Nova. ETON AND HADLEY BOAT HACH. This exciting even., determined upon direct' y after Easter, took place on Saturday evening over the liege to course at Heels}ou-Thatues, and was a very fine r-o 3 throughout. A 3 usual with contests between the Uni versities or public school., the matter created so much excitement that nearly 2,000 persons were preinnt, the Great Wee esrn runt:lug epeeial trains for the occasion. Tim following were the crews. with their weights , : Eton—Mr. C: II HA+, 9.4 t 9 ; Mr. V. B. Van de Weyer, 9.3 r 2.b ; Mr. D. Ricardo, 9 t 21b; Mr. C. Wynne, 9.4 71h ; Mr. E. W. Hassey, 104 13:b ; Hon. F. C. Trench ' 91b • As. H. Ceiling., 10st 3 .b ;Stroke. Hon. V. F. Lawless, 11 t 9.b; o,.zorain, Mr. F. Hop wood, Oct 11b. Wadley—Mr. W. T. Mansell, 9.t 60); Mr. W. B. Woedgate, 94 61h ; Mr. C. J. Thorniriel, 94 41); Mr. R. Buyle, lOst 1 0 ieb ; Mr. J. Z. Merriman, 10 it 7r,lb ; Wind calm. cosGriffiths, from Llanelly ; La Poole, Mr. N. Phillips, 9,t 13i b ; Mr. L. ar.vnes, llst ; Arvedrau Cherbourg Stroke, Mr. C. P. Austin, llet 11 h ; Coxssair, Mr, W. Haire, steamer, Havre ; Atalanta steamer, Jersey ; L Eto:le Carentau ; Adonis, steamer , Dublin t J. Holland, 8.4 41lb. Garetiana, Danteic ; Laura, Newcastle; Eleanor an d Strong persuasions had been used by the H enle y Re- Briiish L ad y , Swansea; Comet, Swanage ; Anne Eli gatta Commi . tee to induce the gentlemen to contend at 1 bath, Newport; Ellen end Enderson, Sttederlends that great meeting, but they preferred treating it as a Soiled.—Jane and Margaret, for London ; Maria Wnit private mach. Both crews are elated to have rowed field, Suuderlend ; Adonis(.). London; Apollo, St. I • V 65 against Exeter, Oxford, within the last few days, and the E .ward,' Swansea; Calumit, Sunderland ; Ceres, New• result was their being considered re evenly matched that very slight odds were given only by those seo pretien lerly favoured either par y. Tue time for the race was coeveniently chosen, and to that circumstance and -the interest it created may be attributed the very large assemblage of spectatw, tLe e, as on the regstta, der, being almost impeded by carriegee. Mr. Chitty, of the University of Oxford, officiated as umpire. It is te-uelly c ,naidesed that the party on the Berke side have the advantage of a length on the Henley course, and Hadley had this sta• tion see Saturday, with a disadvantage, as the adverse party on the other side were screened from the wind, which hem heavily from the weeteard, arel had smoother water. The result of the race is net as• scribed to this cirounestance, although it is very et es tionable whether it might nut have been nearer had it been calm, for at the moment of starting the wind caught the Re,dley and ialeetled them somewhat b fora they got way well on. The style of the Etonians, how ever, was mare lively than that of their oppolerits, and they got nearly a lead of a 1 ngth lettere it idlest was well to work ; but in the next 400 yards the E,adley rowed so pluckily that they began to creep up, and eti the point th• it nose was level with the stroke-car of trio Eteniane. The rasing was iciesetific and vigorous in Loth boats, and the ebonts of the asreurtiLd multituee might have been bearl for miles. Redley rewed with most determined g3.m., but the ELonians eti 1 held the lead, and cane in first by three quarters of their own lergib. Tee exertieno of their gentle men will he duly appreciated when we state that the time occupied in the rice was only 8 minutes, while the picket crew of the Catneridge University, who defer.t.d the great . Lon lon Rowing Club la3t Tue day with more favourable wind, occupied seven minutes and a half. (BY ELICCTRIO TELBGBAPH.) SOUTIIAMPTON, Monday Morning. port. LIVERPOOL, Monriay Morning. Wind W. N. W. Arrived, June 27.—81 a-k Hawk and Annie Hodgman, from New Orleans; Confiance, Antwerp; Felix, Gutter.. burg; Industrie and Commerce, Ostend ; Ocean Queen, St. George's, New Brunswick; Herrman Adam, Riga; Catherine Roberts, Shediac ; Johannes, Callao; Antt Walker, Dnokirk ; Caroline, Memel. Arrived, Juno 28—Edith Byrne, from Calcut,ta ; Athe nian, Sietra Leone; Amelia, Now York; Phoenix, Cape Hsyti,n ; Facto- Caen. Sailed, :Trine 27—Retriever, 5.. a., for Hamburg. Sailed, June 23--Lady Franklin and Bridgewater, for New York ; Addle Snow, 805.t.,n ; Bee, Adelaide; eato rian, Montreal; Abby Brown, San Francisco. (BY F., , UBMARINE AND ER TISLI Tr.. EGRArn.) GRAVESEND, Monday Morning. Wind N. N. W. ; tide firat how's flood ; fine. Arrived, Juno 27 —Astrea, fur Porto Rico; Campbell, Dctneray ; Tulegraph, from S. John's, Newfoundland ; TricolJr, Lucata; Aire, Riga,. Phoenix, Fluautn ; Victoria, M a w ; 7 Vi%il . a, Guernsey ; Neptunus, Mauna. Arrived, .Tune 28—Alert, from Stettin; Thetis, Galli poli • Syro Plice&ci. , n, Trinidad ; Swan, Danzic ; Com. son, Riga ; Lori Droagharn and Vans, Rodstoue ; Fye noo: d, R Atordarn. Siiled, June 27. —Ad mind Nanaries, for Constantinople. DEAL, Mi.nday Morning. Wind N.N.E , light. Arrived -01 ill 3, from Ca'll.o, for orders, with mainyard ealzied away, r.n.l other damage, off Cape Horn. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. The Australian mail-stesincr Victo:ia was spoken by the Alma on the 13th iust., in t:.e sttaits of Bab el Mandeb, all well, having made a good run solar on her way from Suez, with the mails, 5:z., for Australia. Byron, ftoin Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, May 30, lat. 18 N., lon. 33 W. Barraconta (English ship), from Liverpool for Itio de Janeiro, May 15, lat. 4 N., lon. 24 W. Eleanor, from Sun lerla.nd for Madras, June 18, lat. 50 N., lon. 15 W. El. anor Dixon, from Mauritius, May 10, lat. 15 1013. 7 W. Gibraltar, of New York, from New Orleans for Liver. pool, Juno 6, lat. .z.:6.45 N., lon. 6 1. 40 W. Irene (barue), from London for Cape Tow n, Ma y 21, lat. 1.23 N., long. 26.20 W. Lisboa (American ship), from Now Orleans for Liver pool, June 4, lat. 29 'N., lon. SO W, Martha hideout, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May 2.), lat. 2G N., tor. 34 W. Mary (English barque), from Liverpool for Aden, 32 days, May 17, lat. 5 . 10 N. , lon. 42.30 W. Royal Victoria (ship), from Charleston for Liverpool, lat. 50, lon. 13. Saratoga (ship), fro— , "T-i-z o.leani Live.rpuu/, May '^ `a`. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.--Tire folios ing a en tlemen, having undergone the necessary exallisa.tio Is for the diploma, were altuit ed m..mbers of the Celle. e at a !netting cf the C,urt of Examiners, on the 25th inst.:—viz., Messrs. Frederick Hall, Bangor, Caviar. vonshire ; Edward Augus-u4 Brunet', aiacchez:ter ; Thomas Dunlop Allison, Balgray, near Irvine, Ayr shire ; William Wellman, Grove-end-place, St. John's wood ; George Simon, Glees, Aberdeenshite ; and Frederick R .wnsl.l Hawkin., Lynn Regis, No:folk. WEST CORNWALL ELFCTION.—Tae only - candidate a t, present in tee fiell for the representat'on of the We-tern Division of Cornwall in the 'Luse of Coni c' ons, in the room of the late Mr. Williams, is Mr. John St. Aubyn, a gentiernati of largo pr,perty and of considerable reputation in Cornwall. In his addr.ss to the elector, Mr. St. Aubyn promises to support Liberal principles. He says he is a warm friend of the Church of England, that he will gladly y' , te f-t -i every measure tenditsq t, -0, 1-,.. (~ , 1 ,i : a ,iiitars on O"• '.f 2 "1i1.:.." :o 0 1 ()pillion in matters of rtligi: n, is anxious to see Vie basis cf the suffrage erslargid and is far cconorry in the adroilistration of the public service. At a public meeting held a few d a y s a g o at Truro, a resclation pletting support to Mr. St. Anbyt, was carried by acclamation. lhe high Sheriff of Cornwall, Mr. J. F. Buller, has appointed Monday, t h e .,„" of July, far the elect ion. ESTABLIgHIit NE Fat GENTLEWOIEN DuBING . ILL /4 - 2 . 8 i An in mfl muted me eting in aid of the above ins i tution was hell on Teesday afeernoo n, at 5, Upper Harley-sq., et. the resiJenc i of the Rev. T. Gamier, Rector Of Trinity District, St. Marylebone ; he Bishop of Lohclon in the chair. L.trd Mooteagle, in rving the adoption cf the vpert, fold that the unobtrusiveness of an institution like the present prevented it from attrac•ing the t otice it deserve'. Its benefits were ant confined to the m etropolis alone, but it sought to place the highes medical skill within the reach of those who, by circumstances, would be other wi.e far removed from it.. The Rev. T. Gamier seconded the motizn, and said he had been ebap!ain to the institution fs r five years, and during that period the many painful cases that had come before his notice had been more than counter. balanced by the wonderful triumph of medical aid surgical skill which from time to time he had witnessed. Tue report having been adopted, Mr. Roundell Palmer moved, "That this meeting, einvinctd of the advantages conferred by the institution, pledges itself to use all means practicable to obtain for it increased publicity and support." The resolution, which was seconded bl Mr. W. Bowman, was agreed to, and thanks to the parochial clergy and medical staff were then moved by Sir James Kaye Sbuttlewtrth, and seconded by i' e flan. W. Spring Rice, and ado p ted. Thb in m r in t closed with a vc•te of thanks to too cl*ruitto DRATII OF Mn. NIACRRADY'S DAUGETER.—Wo learn with rtgrtt that death has deprivid the once o•lthrated tragedian of hii only surviving ch , ld, a daughter, just entmlog into woinarlood. TUE DIPLOMATIC Sfif.VICE. Hr. Alex. Bower St. Clair has been al painted onrial Attaché at St. Peters burg. Mr. Wibeit Elward Bulwer Lytton, first paid A:t946 at the Hague, has been transferred in the same uipaoi . y to St. Petersburg. Mr. De Newmann, paid At tp.chis at Constantinople, left London for his poet yester day. THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILS.—SOCTHAIIPTON, line 26.—The Pe:lino - Oar and Oriental Company's ~e arnsbip Rdpon, Captain Powell, sailed hence to-day for Gibr,ltar, Malta, and Al, xsodria, with the heavy p otiou of the Bornbay mails, 2G passengers, 162 boxes ,sf containing 40,6201. in bar silver and 4 01. ;1: 'rho bank t.f Ent:hod, in reply to the mem.rial lately idressed t.) them, signed by 1,100 merchants and Ahers, in favour of the closing of banking houses on •ia•tutlaye at 2 o'clock, have declined to take the initia -I— tilt.). The Tamnania, a new screw. steamer, said to be of irst-late character, both for speed and aco,,mmodation , g shDrtly to be deßpalched from England by the Royal hail CurolnliY, to assist in performing their temporary k ogtraliare Mail service on the line between Suez and Sy lney. 12,,a stoppage has been anncnnced of Messrs. Bristow; Warren, arid Harrison, wholesale grocer?, with liabili ieA estimated at between 50,0001. and 60,0001 .They re said to held a considerable stock of sugar. The ►nouot of as•ets is not stated, but the partners repre •er,r. that they are, likely to prove sufficient to meet all claim's •