The Sun. — London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

. , rRE SUN, LONDON ) FRI DAY E VENI NG, SIT N E 5 11, 1 8 5 8. _______, .......______ - ..........•••••0e50ra• , 41 - - - , -, .- - . - , ...0.......r....r......................A.... he thought he electors, He thought, therefore, on that ground a lone , (l aug ht er t-the h ow me mber for D evonpor t , an d l ast, , t h ere can, th ere f e re, be no reason why wa - should now• "and, also the amo - ont of all- debts and liabilities of .the PRICES 017 SHIRES. that, after the inquiries he had made, there was reason for increasing the number 'of tb a the hon. baronet who rendered such essential service to embark in this dismission. The words employed in said limited joint-stock company, on the 31 s t d ay o f D e . _______,..-_ _ t 1 t H t t tth House not Ito the late Government, the hon. member for Wells. (Hear.) another place by the noble earl at the head of the Go- cember immediately preceding, signed by. two directors should best discharge his duty by not proceeding coun ye ec ors. e mus en rea e - - Prom the Official List. reject the bill, but to make this small concession to ti a There was now no agitation for a change; and he believed verntnent have been quoted for the purpose of showing and the manager." • further against the individuals referred to. (Hear.) After a brief conversation the amendment was with- PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINte PERSIA. • people of England. He hoped the members of the la te 1 the hon. member for Surrey had nat presented a petition what aro the future intentions of the Government in re f his measure. The had constantl called ference to the introduction of a refor bill N drawn. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1858. - Mr. GREGORY asked if the British mission had government would not go back from the principles thf •y in favour o y . y , . . M . .1. Ow, / • 1 - various Governments for reform in vain but the thirds those words ere %II ex licit as words c be Har • ' • , - • • P an . ( Mr HASSARD proposed an amendment ith 1 n e c ause CANALS. Names ot - been recalled from Herat; if the independence of Herat d t the had of h • • e , with a view to require the word "limited" to be printed had once before expressed, that they would make th .is , on • as guaranteed in the late treaty of Peace with Persia: concession now, as he had made a concession to the m noble lor a e er Majesty's Government hear.) Let it be remembered, too, that the speaker is not legibly at the top of every receipt given for any depoeit - - - si Compinies. a per • Companies. A -- Names of - Dividend • was no longer to be insisted on ; and, if so, whether the b d • th rds in which they had ohomen 1 bad announced that h e i n t„d e d to b r i na in a Re _ a man w h o i„t all apt to use language and afterwards made with a banking company. y a opting e very wo ' Price .1. Dividend per „..,,,_ b'ect of the late War had not been abandoned ; to prove their principle. He hoped also that, 'her , form Bill. (w No, no w) H e was o „,_ , ~!,.0 . ,,,,„_,,, f a il to act un t o it, (Hear.) Under those circumstances Mr. LOWE explained that the object of this amendment ' main o j ai Annum. 72 Annum. '''"". . and if Persia had advanced claims to territory to the Majesty's present government would not refuse this that the Home s ecre t ary h ad stated " h ` e ' r J m ": je a s u ty "", s '" G " o. I th i nk i t ie`not unreasonable to ask the house whether, would bo fully attained by the nth clause of the Limited k on e• versation the amendment was negatived - , retnm_e_ei h t would . consider the question of reform, but be by adopting the course they are now invited to pursue, Ltability Act of last session, which was to bo extended to •E 1 A ' east of Herat 1 Mr. S. FITMGERALD said the stipulations of the favour to the people of England, because, however 1 (Mr. Miles) considered the words used by the noble lord they believe they would be facilitating a settlement of joi A nti t s e t r oc s k om b e an n Ashtn &Chili 93 71. p. et. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. - ' tregtty referred to had been most punctually fulfilled. o r e p a p s o o s n i t a i b o e l e , t i t h e w c o o o n i d c e s o s a i r o r n y m m i o g r h e t w b e e i a g s h c t o & ra n i d n g w f o r ° u ni t d th b e e to another " ho . use warranted him in saying her Majesty's the reform question, or whether they do not rather Mr. WEGUE LIN said there wa . s an essential difference GrandJunetn 100 21.p 1 r 1 . 1. ct. Birmingham 40 4k 93% Regent's.. .• 30 17s. lfeS Coventry..•• 100, and the clause agreed to, as was also clause 4 - mhe independence of Herat had been fully recognised Derby .. •• • • 100 61. 15s. - Stflrd &Won 140 281. - more racious if it came from those who were in power. , Government intended to introduce a Reform Bill next think they would thereby be throwing an impediment in by the Persian Government. He was unable to say g d b 11 th tth would not promise to 1 neesion of euclWa character as to please all moderate an d the way o f th e accomplishment of such an object I (Hear . t He hope , a ove a , a ey ' between banking and ordinary business which called for a Do ,6er Ct i 45 121. 10s. - . . 10 61 net - Severn andi • is is . whether the main object of the late war had been aban deal with the question in some future measure of reform, 1 impartial men. He (Mr. Miles) therefore considered the hear.) I entirely approve of the mode in which the pro- modification in the principle of limited liabilit spl . d Grand Union 100 78. 1) 6d • Wye Riffl e ; 26 •'" - - cloned because it was declared, conducted, and concluded for there was a fatality attending all those parliamentary hornet ought not to pass this measure, which sanctioned posal of the second reading of the bill has been met ; 3' legislative guarantee should be taken for the y credit se a ni nd to banks. It was desirable as a matter of polic y t e ha a t I) lee Kennt & Ayr, 40, 21. - without explanation to the house. (Hear, hear.) romh es-not one of them was ever fulfilled. He hoped bit by bit legislation, but wait and consider a bold and and I mush e2so bear my testimony to the great abilit Leeds &Livrp 100, 251. 504% Birming. i 100 ' Claims had been made to the territory referred to by flee r t aht hon. gentleman would not press his opposition comprehensive measure, that must be introduced at no and moderation with which " the previous question' stability of banks, the functions of which in some respects f r . , ,e e t i c es e t s r tek• ii:h . 190' .. 1. - Warwick &i 0 21. 9 ' Persia, but be understood from Mr. Murray they had t t o r n i 1 0 to a di v i s i on f or if h e did he would find that the ma - long Period. It was necessary to do away with many has been moved. (gear-) I believe it would have been resembled those of a trust. The peculiarity of a banker's s son nb or 4s, j i g ' 4 0 17' = w N or a c P s 3 i h ouse wa s against him, and the majority anoMaiies that at present existed in the representation, unfair to have Met the Illation for the seeond reading of business was that he held almost all his money p a y a bl e on Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. - Birmingi 78 105 ' 17 % been abandoned. (Hear, hear.) jority of the . ld express the feelings of the electors, and open the franchise to many classes who did not now the bill by a direct negative. I believe that after the demand, and his very safety' rested on the forbearance of his Neath .... • • 100 161. - ,Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. -, • THE BRAZILIAN GOTERNMENT. of that house wou • .Mr. RICH asked the Under Secretary of State for and the feelings of the majority of the people of England. enjoy it. He cordially seconded the amendment. Pledge given by Government to look into the whole re- creditors. There ought, therefore, to be some security for • Oxford...-. 1.00 - 105% - Woneign Affairs whether the Government had received He moved the second reading of the bill. (Hear, and divide.) form question, with a view to its general settlement, it the creditor in the event of the insolvency of the bank. WATER-WORKS. The hon. member concluded by moving the addition of th any import from the law officers of the crown on the Mr. DUCANE said the house was called on to dis- The SPEAKER then proceeded to Put the question. would have been unfair to have asked the house to com fll • 1 •-" If bk • e o owing c ause . a an ing company constituted on Dividend Amount claims; and complaints against the Brazilian Govern- pose of ono of the most important questions which had After the ayes had declared their opinion, mit themselves to the rejection of any particular measure. the principle of limited liability shall become insolvent, all Name of Company. per of Paid. Price ment, preferred by Messrs. Swann and Smalipage, and, been submitted to them this ”ssion. The question was, Viscount PALMERSTON-I waited till the very ' The hon entleman who brou htfor g g ward the bill wished and every the proprietors for the time being of any in- Annum. Share. if so, what steps had been taken respecting those claims hat tune the ho se in what manner and at w n was prepared last moment and did not rise until you were a.bout to to assimilate the county and the borough franchises ; but terest or share in the ca • 1 h • • • - pita t ereof are individually X s. d. A s. d. and complaints 1 to deal with the question of Parliamentary Reform ? , no one has adduced any argument in favour of such a liable in their persons and property to be called upon to Berlin Mr. S. FITZGERALD said ber Majesty's Govern- He did not wish to convey the impression that he was pronounce that word which would have sto ped further scheme and the noble lord has e p , ar a ued directly against contribute for or towards the payment, satisfaction or Ea_st London - dvised the circumstances ef the case were opposed to any reform, or that he objected to extend discussion. I weited till the last moment, in order to it. Every one InuA see that the noble lord is availing discharge of the debts, liabilities, and engagements ( Ai re p Dc o ) .. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 - - ment were a ir 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - - has to call for further interference on the the franchise in the counties. On the contrary, he felt hear what course Government was going to take on this himself of a kind of special plea when he supports the said company, not only such part or parts of all and every Grand Junction - net sue - ndertaken to second reading of the bill, rvhile he expressed his disap- share or shares hold in the capital of the said company as Do N •25 0 0 - that the day t f eV t t h th t • • • • • t The Brazilian Government had u _ was no ar is an wen ey mus motion. As the house was about to divide in ignorance . - - - par . they had lof a 10/ count franchise I I shall not have beon heret f • . • • ew - - •• me called for and paid u but Icent - 100 0 0 - Mesers Swann and Co. any actual losses . . consider the question of reform, and, moreover, prove . . y . wil ask hoc. mem- •••••••••• - PaY ' ' der investigation. of the course Government meant to pursue, I feel bound al 11 h f h 15 • p' It ' ' a suc urt er SUM 3 of money, not exceeding the ambeti_ ...... • • •••• 5/. per cut. 100 0 0 - berg opposite who sit below the gangway, whether they s° ____ that no met with, and the matter was now un member could hope to retain his seat who New River Company.. to answer the touching elo uent and movin appeals do not understaod this to be a m amount of the share or interest held by such proprietors - - - __ ST. JAMES'S PA.RK. was not prepared to enter into that question need sem , d , g - , easure for a 10/. county respectively in the capital of the company, as shall b Southwark & Vauxhall - 100 0 0 - 92 of State for the sion but he wa idle le is- made to myself and others. We have often had occasion franchise, and nothing else I (Rear.) I must add that e • - e re- West Middlesex -..- - 61 0 0 - 105 Mr. COGAN asked the Secretary s opposed to any piecemeal and g . . . . . . . qunite and necessary to pay, satisfy, and discharge the Do. Do, ...... pt. per cent. 51 8 ld b b • c • ' her there won e any oje - lation. The existing system, with all its anomalies, was this session to feel compassion for the pitiable condition I Mt' kth h tl man h h ' • In e on. gen e w o as introduced the bill - - debts, engagements, and liabilities of of the company." Home Department whet r ent coming to, or re- might to have given us some intimation of its probable Mr. T. HANKEY hoped that his hon. friend would not BRIDGES. tion to allow members of Par lam h so nicely balanced that it was impossible to deal with in which the Government have been placed. (Opposition effect on tbat balance of power betwee • n different inte- press this clause, because it was entirely opposed to the use of Commons, to drive t rough any one anomaly singly without bringing others into „i fe, h •,, Tb es o o. ) ey came into power, and avowedlyin a Dividend Amount turning from, the Ho hill or through the Horse rests and classes which is d b the park by Consitution• , greater relief. The bill would have the effect of heaping secure y our present repre- principle of the Bill, whieh was to leave every one to pro- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. minority, and compelled to depend for support on the sentative system ; but the hon. member has left that tect himself, and not to attempt to tt th b 1 ' Annum. Share. Guards I (Hear, hear.) Pelion on Osaa. It would lay a mountain of anomaly on pro ec em y ems- . POLE said he was unwilling to lay such an sufferance of the majority of the house. (Hear, hear.) very important matter wholly unnoticed. I very much lation. Mr. WAL what was as yet but a molehill. The great existing - X s. d. A IL d. application before her Majes y t . Without her Majesty'd • b • B t h I h • 1 fd' t hld anomaly was that the towns, not content with mug re- u never ave seen suc signs so is ress as were e doubt whether the measure would remove the anomalies Mr. CHEETHA3d also opposed this insertion of the ssungerford.. - - .... .... 25 0 0 - 63( of the present system. I agree with the noble lord that clause. tit could not be done. (Hear, hear.) presented themselves, were exercising an overpow• ring out to-night-not indeed by Government-but by those . Mr. HEADLA.3I cld f Southwark .......... .... 100 0 0 - - ou no accept the clause, because it Ditto New of Me p.c. 103 per cent. 50 0 0 - - colleen OUDE. influence over the representation of the counties. Thus, aou must have anomalies under any arran ement it who may be considered to express their sentiments. - • l 0 g was quite at v • * th th " ariance wi e principle of the measure. Waterloo ..... -- - - .... 100 0 0 - would be possib e to adopt ; and all that you can do is - Sir E. PERRY asked the President of the Beard of Brighton exercised an overpowering influence in Sussex ; a . Mr. CROSSLY said that the clause was unnecessary Ditto Old Ann. of 8k 11. 12s. Od. 60 II 0 - - ( ear, e ) is ar. The hon. member who moved. the amend- to obtain a sort of balance of thoee anomalies, so that Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Bs. Od. 40 0 0 - Control, whether any despatches had been received bY Northampton in Northamptonshire, &c. He hoped they because it was alreedy the practice of joint-stock banks t( ' ) - the last mail, relating to the pacification of Oade, and, would wait till a time when a moderate and judicious ment in a speech to the ability of which I willingly bear all the interests of the country may on the whole be call up only about half the.amount of the shares. 6s. 6_l WBR:°acerhwld•biacrikenta.g. e.i.. 85 41. 84 Vauxhall .........;.. 28s. 70 10 3 - - if so, whether there was any objection to lay them on remedy could be applied to existing anomalies. Thn testimony-a speech which gives great promise of fairly represented. Ido not believe you would, by The committee divided, when tho numbers were :- DOCKS. the table ; and, whether there was any copy at the effect of the bill would be to abolish the county rePre - future performance-made an appeal to us ; and the adopting this measure, close all discussion as to the amount at which the qualification for the county frac- For the clause . 4O ' Dividend Amount India House of the proclamation issued and the instrue- sentation, and bring into form a vast system of universal I • Against it 123 Name of Company per of Paid. Price. hon. member who followed hinewlso appealed to us:in the chise should stand, and Ido not think it would now be Majority tions given to the local commissioners by Mr. M. Elphin- borough representation. Two lessons might be drawn . most moving manner for support. (Hear, hear.) just or wise to attempt to prejudge that matter, and On the question that the CHAIRMAN leave the chair, - stone on the conquest of the Deccan in 1819, with from the last Reform Bill ;no system could fairly repre thority in favour of the Bill, he doubted w p hether it wlth - Mr. COWAN said that, notwithstandine the high au- C z o a n s i t m a :r id ci w al e . s . t , 1 . n . d . : . a .. 5 6 / 1 . p: c , en n t t . S s t t o c c k e. Stock. - 4 s. d. X s. d. That appeal was made te us on the ground that the thus throw an impediment in the wa of the Govern ment wbich :would interfere with their y takin the whole respect to the rights of landholders, and the main g one that deserved the approval of the House, and he wouia Do. Preference sent the people that was not based on a recognition of reform au(sti al into their consideration, with the view Stock. - tenaace of native usages and customs ? various conflicting interests with a regard to their fair Conservatives had come to our assistance on a former I, 19 move that it be read a second time that day six months. Grand Surry D. & CaL • il 41. * Arleni. 100 ° O • 0 100 . 6 0 - Lord STANLEY said no official documents had representation. Any system based en uniformity would, occasion on this question. (Hear.) The hon. gentleman - - = of honestly endeavouring to effect its settlernent I y ( L i z r u r g . h y t r eL as an . instruction to ) SON had intended to move • • - been received by the last mail on the subject of tbe in effect, be nothing leas than placing the controlling said that in February, 1857, there wag mutiny anti • n ' Do. Loan Notes .... „ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 6 0 0 - pacification of Oude. With respect to the second part power in the hands of the class next above the lowest must rereat thet I believe the noble lord has complete' insurrection in the ranks of the supporters of the refuted the proposal for an assimilation of the county the committee that the provisions of the bill should be so London ..... ....... Stock. Stock. - of the question he had caused enquiry to be made re- represented, and the more they extended the franchise n movernment, and that the Conservatives came to the re- awd the borough franchises • and I have now onl to altered as to include insurance c . ompanies . , but he found on ft St. Katharine •••••• •• 4%1. per cut. 3tock. specting it. No doubt the instructions, &c., were in stat t e • conclusion, that I :hall cordially give my y sup- looking more carefully at the bill that, in order to carry S v o i ti e t t e h r am i a pt . o . rL .... .... ..... .. .. 5 4 1. p 0 e s r p c e e r n t e .. 2 50 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 " 0 0 0 0 .7._ the more would that be the case. It would be to the existence at the India House, and if they were not too tastes, opinions, and prejudices of the 10/. householders Sella and offered them relief. No doubt that was a very io in the mover of the revious ues i c oa l a e u a s s e u s r o w h r i e e l h a t m t o . ns H ist o on w t i a a n h d ed i , nc h o o n w v o e v n e i r e , nt to in ask a out his object, it would be necessary to introduce special Ditto New ........ 20 0 0 14 0 0 - voluminous he should have no objection to produce that they would have to defer. He quoted from Mr. charitable act. (Hear, Lear.) But there was a February, Por p q t on. (Hear.) „ them. The house then divided on the motion that " the question be put," and the numbers were- n i g gh to t h b e an in k e s Burke a passage to the effect that whatever views were 1858, as well as a February, 1857. (A laugh.) In Feb., GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Sir E. PERRY asked if the Government had re- 1. le I , +h rli +1 1 h a f it Hs eem ey see -,sengu.seee .ew, .. was .-e great mass who ' 1858, there was mutiny in the Government ranks. What Ayes q Dividend Amotnt caned any information on the subject of Oude ? had the authority, and those who lead must conform to did the Comervatives do at that period ? Did they come . , any objection to introduce a bill for the purpose of placing Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Noe 3 l6B Lord STANLEY said he had seen a private letter. the views of those whom they wish to conduct. This to our rescue ? No. They joined the ranks of the insur- Annum. Share. 5 . insurance companies upon a more satisfactory footing. It was not addressed to any member of the late Govern- was said with reference to those within the represents- gents and overthrew the constituted authorities. As far The a Majority ° (Hear.) After a very patient inquiry before a committee X is. d. A s. d. mint. (Hear, hear.) tive assembly, but he thought it applied with equal as any personal claim is concerned, therefore, I think nneuncement of the numbere was received with in 1853 the late Government had framed a measure on th --e British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0 all - some cheering fro n the 4 o position side cf the house THE SLAVE TRADE. force to the constituency. They were told they were February, 1858, may he set off against February, 1857. The - ' lo P i n e ..1 4-: * subject, which was introduced last year, and they had Brighton •• •• -.••• .. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - Viscount GODERICH asked the Under-Secretary of not to regard this as a final measure but as the first of a The present condition of the Government, and the lan then question that ihe oil. ne rea _? Bacon. ..me was since prepared another bill, which, had they remained in City of London .. •• -2/. per cent. 150 0 0 150 0 0 - State for Foreign Affairs, whether there was any truth „ r i es. B u t , s t ron g a s were his objections to this as a guage held to-night, reminds me of the miserable state m lMt aid carried w" th ut Wny_descUssion, and the 9ffice, they intended to submit to the house. He thou g ht E , quitab1e............ a 2/. t. 2 5 : : : all - in the statement alleged to have been made by Mr. final measure, he had stronger objections to this or any of the former inhabitants of our island when deserted by co mittee on the measure was fixed for Tuesday next. it much more advisable that a measure on such a subject Europ e c an i• • i • •••' • • • m pe r ' c e e en nt 10 0 o - 13 Mason, United States' Minister to France, that there das the first of a series, the Romans. They said that the barbarians-of course other measure propose ___ e UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. Th LORD-ADVOCATE moved the second reading of should be introduced by the Government than by a private member and he wished to know whether the Chancellor Great en ra •••••• .. 0 . pe Imar t i e al i5ievv ........ i I. per cen . t 50 0 0 - - 10 80 had been some communication between the Govern- which was in effect declaring that it was imperfect, all who sit on the Treasury bench are barbarians-(a this bill. - of the E ' h • xc equer would take up the question ? - 50 0012 le 0 27% ' Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 0 0 - ments of England and France upon the subject of the and that they had no defin t p . , i e lans for the future laugh)-would drive us int) the sea that is into the Mr. BLACK opposed the rnotion, which he saicl he did The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that Do. Continental IstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - bled eters be' th ' a 1u h d a g ) E - i enn the exportation of Degrees from the West Coast of Africa, (H ea r hear.) He hoped they would not go on with tr e on e . e 7 u back 'ow • e to ga t n li g e w b a a Y rl; ( ' with great reluctance, because, in his opinion, instead of the subject was undoubtedly one of considerable import. Do. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. Iss. 50 0 0 41 0 0 63 in the course of which her Majesty's Government had such blindfold hand-to-month legislation. It was impor• 9 Lily . If s at. i agrn t t trir. ( !ar.) T - improving the condition of the Scottish universities, it auce, and under ordinary circumstances he would have Do. Do. 3d Cap. 4/. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - informed Count Walewski that they would not object to tent that when they dealt with such a question they ho myse e . ire y ree o voeo t is occasion as I would have a decidedly opposite effect. R e appeared that been happy to meet the views of the right hon. gentleman, Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 50 _ the French scheme for that purpose, while the wants of nink ri ht without bein bound b an obli ations of th ' should come to a decision which for some years at least t . g , g . y y g e bill was. altoe,ether unmendable, and could not be sa- but in the present state of public business he could not Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 all - d P I 6/ t 25 0 0 - Lon on ar • Preferen. . per cen . the British colunies were being supplied by the Coolie would be regarded as a final one. The greatest and gratitude to hoe. gentlemen opposite. Tee bia brought tisfactorily dealt with in oommittee. It wanted, in fact, undertake to bring forward a bill. Phcenix ............. 5% per cnt. 60 0 0 51 0 0 53% w i ses t s t a tesmen had held that it wasdangerous ta make in last Year wag totallY different in title and intention like_a very old gnn, a new stock, a new lock, and a new Mr. LOWE observed that such a bill as was indicated Ratclief..... „ ...... 5/. 20 0016 0 0 15% trade ? Mr. S. FITZGERALD said there Mist have been frequent constitutional changes. (Hear.) If the house from that now introduced. The bill of last year was to barral. (A laugh.) The bill was like the concluding part by the hon. gentleman (Mr. Wilson) might be comprised Surrey Consumers .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11U some grave misapprehension on the part of Mr. Mason was to be constantly occupied with such questions he assimilate thecountyand borough franchise. The present f a chant serinon-a mere demand for mono e h I ' Y _ y, and the 'n one or two clauses consoh e i . datm e the various measures .t.'l_ *ted General .• •• .. Ifis Od per sh. 50 0 0 - - w estrninster Charter 7 ed per cent. 50 0 0 - 52% when he made the statement referred to. Communica- could Rot conceive anything more calculated to check hill is tO improve and extend the franchise of counties, t w . o . e of its provisions wore directed to the means of ob- relating to the subject. Ditto, New .... •• •• _ 50 0 0 10 9 0 - 'Lions had passed between her Majesty's Government the course of sound legislation and to shake confidence but does not assimilete the two. (Oh, oh.) Last year we ti ring a corhfortable independence for the rofessors p of ~ Tint CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER repeated Western A ... .... 10 0 0 all me h 'll t. e unirersittes. He mewed that toM. be read a second tnat in the present state of public business, he could not Ditto B - and the French Government as to the free emigration in the efficiency and solidity of Parliamentary govern- had announced our intention to propose, during the pre- Imo this day six months promise to prepare such a bill. scheme referred to, and her Majesty's Government had meet. They should be told that Government had as. sent session, a bill of parliamentary reform, but as we The amend ' . d d ment having been secon e . The house then resumed. INSURANCE COMPANIES. expressed their regret that it should have been sug - sented to deal with these ueeasures seriatim by assenting intended to embrace in that bill an arrangement with Mr- C• BRUCE defended the bill, observin h g t at the DRAUGHTS ON BANKERS LAW AMENDMENT gested. He had no reason to believe the scheme had to the abolition of the property qualification, Bat he regard to the Comity franchise we were of opinion that objections of Mr. Blackrolated to matters for consideration BILL. Dividend Amount been given up. Her Majesty's Government had contended reasons existed why the question of property the house ought to have trusted us so far as to postpone in the committee, The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the second read- Name of Company. per of - Annum. . Share. Paid. Price. strongly expressed their opinion on the danger of such a qualification should be regarded as different from other any decision on the county franchise till we had pro• Colonel SYKES strongly condemned the measure, cen- ing of this bill, stating that it was his intention to add scheme being carried out on the coast of Africa. Her points which come under their consideration on the Re• duced our measure. The present Government are not snaring the violence of the changes it would introduce and clauses which he trusted would meet the wishes of all .£ s. d. A s. d. Majesty'e Government suggested to the French Govern- ferm Bill. Already the qualification did not app'y to a pledged to produce any measure of parliamentary reform. its invasion of vested interests. parties. Ho should move to-morrow that the bill should Albion .... •..... •• .. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - anent that they should each name a person to inquire ortion uf the kin dom and as to tha other ortion, it rhey are pledged to consider the question. Considera- Mr. STE WART could not see that the hill would in committed re or be p f ma, and he should postpone to re- Alliance Sri:. and For. 71. 148.6 d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% Ditto Marine ... '' 0 .... 4. p.c.& bs. 100 0 25 0 0 48 any way affect the efficiency of the universities of the commit the bill on a future day. into the circumstances on the spot, and he was happy i t ) vas shown b 1 g ; • • i d d t • d ' • • a diff rnt things. Consideratio y ong experience that it was ren ere nu ion an tension re e e ° north of Scotland. He ventured confidently to predict that Mr. GLYN trusted it would be understood that any atlas Athena:Rim ••• --..- - 1 0 0 al - ...... 158.0 d. &bs 50 0 a 515 0 17% tO say it had been adopted. gatory by evasion and equivocation. (Hear.) The cases may last a longtime, and decisionmay be tardily granted. if this bill passed there would be an interest created round question arising on the principle of the bill might bo fully - Argus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - CHURCH PATRONAGE IN THE DIOCESE OF were not analogous. In dealing with one they had the The present bill is not the bill of last year. (Oh.) It may these universities which did not at present exist. discussed upon the committal of the bill. British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 4% DURHAM. experience to guide them, which was not the case in the be said that though the title is different, the bill does Sir W. DUNBAR said it was with regret that he found The ATTORNEY-GENERAL-Certainly. Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 20 0 - Lord V. TEMPEST asked Mr. Deedes, whether a other instance. Lord J. Russell had argued that hon. not imply the assimilation of the county and borough the bill opposed by the members for Edinburgh and Aber- The bill was then read a second time. City of London ...... 5/. 50 0 0 20 0 - , ClericLieted.& Gen• Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - meeting of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners was held members ought not to oppose the measure as the larger franchise, yet the manner in which the blanks may be dean, whose opinions ho s,dmitted wera entitled to consi- The Law of Property Amendment Bill was read a secona County .............. 41. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 - this day, or was in contemplation, for the purpose of the number of eleotors in a constituency the more weight filled up would accomplish that object. It is undoubtedly deration, but it would require better arguments than time, with the understanding that the discussion should Crown ............ -1/ 18s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% those he had heard atldueed, as th eY were to the details, be taken on the motion for going into committee on the Eagle .. - considering the scheme of appropriating a portion of the it gave to a member. He did not say that the numerical the real state of the case. But those who adhere to the r bill tither than to the principle of the bill to change his • Equity and Law...... 5% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - Church patronage situated in the See of Durham, or in constituency did not add to the sense of responsibility, opinion I expressed, that it would not be desirable to as- European Life l/. 20 0 0 all - opinion. Whether the lord Advocate succeeded or failed WILLS OF BRITISH SUBJECTS ABROAD. the gift of the bishop of that diocese, for the purpose of but that the weight of an hon. member depended on similate the two franchisee, by reducing the city fran- • • . . Family Endowment -41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - in passing the bill he had by drawing attention to the The A ' TTORNEY-GENERAL moved for leave to brin transferring it to other sees • and, whether it was the something else than his own qualifications and abilities. chise to 10/., may, nevertheless, with perfect eonsistencY metter entitled hiheself to the gratitude of • b • 11 t Ith 1 I ' • • ' every well- in a 1 o amen( eaw re ating to the wills of British g Gleneral. Globe ck. - 51. per cent. Sto 47 V 0 100 4 % intention of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to act on Many men who had attained the highest en:tierce, , vote for the second reading of the bill, with the intention wisher of the universities. subjects resident or domiciled abroad, and to the •ti Gresham Life . •• - •• - gran ng this principle, without t a kin g th e o pi n i on o f this house though they had at Some time or other belonged to large of proposing in committee an alteration of the franchise Mr DUNLOP Idth t th Lo dAd t h d was g a a e r voca e a fd •• t t • tth tt dff f o a minis ra ion o eosae an e eets o such persons D • D O. O. • - 20 0 0 50 0 0 - on the justice of such a course. constituencies, had not sought, but been sought by the intended to be established for the countiea Any one, broughti fe rward a r am mr e f el' the imProvement of the dying intestate. He said that the bill was substantially Guardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 52% Mr. DEEDES said a meeting had taken place that da y• constituencies, and when they took office had returned therefore, who contemplates the reduction of the present universities, and hoped die learned gentleman would give the same as was brought in andpassod through that house Imperial Fire... •..... 121. per cent. 500 0 0 30 0 0 - A memorandum for the readjuatment of the see of Dar t o the comparative obscurity of small constituencies!. c ;linty franchiee may consieteetly vote for the second such exelanations as would enablehim to support the mea- during the last session. He should not trouble the house noerialLif s e lerie .. si. Its. kba :0: : : 1 2 10 0 19% ham was submitted to the CommiSsioners, who referred This had been the case with Mr. Canning and the late reading of the bill, reserving to himself in committee to sure. The objections were such as ought to bo advanced with any statement at the present moment, and the dis- L i a ( w en gr it e Y ....... a ........ 2s Ns . bons: Igo 0 0 1 0 0 g I" it for further consideration to a committee formed fee Sir Robert Peel. The late head of her Majesty's Go- chose the particular franchise he would prefer. (Hear.) il . another . stage. Hs should ba glad to see a state of mission might be taken on the second reading. Law Lite............. 2il. per sh. 100 0 0 12 10 0 - that purpose. Till that committee bad reported he vernment had long been unmolested in the peaceful And, therefore, as lam not one of those who thiok that t hienPs e Ln e s l e i l i ii vi eh o; ins o te e ad of town and gownbeing opposed, Leave was given to bring in the bill. Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 200 • 5% k t ther in harmony and amity. IRREMOVABLE PAUPERS. London could not give an anawer to the question. shades of Tiverton. (A laugh.) There wee an ex- the county franchise ought to be lowered-as I aro, on Mr .STIRLING g o:Tressed ft hope that the b'll 'mild Mr ESTCOURT d. fth London & Prey. Law•• 3s. 5o 0 0 20 0 3% Mr. LIDDELL asked if the memorandum referred to ception in the case of the noble lord himself who the contrary, one of those who believe it would be an ad- come before the committee with suc I w •• e appoint _ movh or went of a. select m ar i ne _ _ ~ ~ , M.& bs. toe 0 0 20 0 0 sen h a paper of amend- committee on the operation of the Act of the 9th and 10th affected 18 livings ? represented the important constituency of London. vantage to reduce the present county franchise, and to mentraents as would render it wholly unobjectionable. Vict., chap. 66, which enacts that no poor h 1 Med.lnvild& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 - Mr. DEEDES said he war; unable to state the exact But he would refer to the authority of Lord Grey, extend to a certein degree the number of the county Mr. COWAN sail th t • t • t person s a.l be Minerva ............ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 40 0 ( eo pc ions were so s rong that he removable who shall have resided five years in any parish ; Monarch --.. .• .... 5/. per cent. 5 0 - 010 0 - number. who said it Was so difficult for Minister, who constituents, lam prepared to assent to the second read- would advise the Postponement of the further progress of and of the Acts of the 10th and llth V . t h 11 a New Equitable - Lord V. TEMPEST asked the hon. gentleman if it represented a large constituency to avoid being iefie- ing of this bill, with the reservation I have mentioned in the bill. lc ~ c ap. 0, an the llth and 12th Vict., chap. 110, which enact that the Pelican ......•• •• - - - WAS tile intention of the ecclesiastical cornmissionere to act , n ced by local intereste, that it wee eery desirable that a , respect to the Haas which the Pro Posed change is to as- Mr. WARREN congratulated the Government on the relief given to such irremovable persons shall be charged Phreuix - - 172 upon the report of the committee irrespective of a refer- Minister should not represent 1 t't - d sumo, (Hear.) I must add, however, that I cannot agree a arge cons 1 uency, on introduction of a measure which met with so much sub. upon the common fund of the union. He said he had re- P pr ro e f v e i sr e n t a il Life...... 5/. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 - L 'e........ 12% per c. 100 0 • 10 0 0 - ence to that house on the subjeat. lie (Lord Grey) looked upon it as a great disadvantage , stantial support • for he believed that whatev h' • tvith many of the argu•nents emPloYed in favour of tile wre ~ d ? , . ,er 0 Jeettons ceived deputations complaining of the operation of these Rock Life............ 71. 500 0100 8% Mr. DEEDES said the act required the commissioners to the noble lord to have so long represented the city of measnre. We are told that one reason why we should a e . tu b e against the bill were essentially objections acts, and he thought it desirable that the matter should Royal Exchange ....•• Bp.c. & be Stock. . all 276 ~a inst matters of detail which could bo readily cle d be full inveeti aled Sun Fire •• .... 4 14 p. e & bs. - - 99 to do a certain thing. It would be premature to announce London. (Hear, and laughter.) They all knew that, support the bill is that it would remove certain anomalies aWay in cum ' ' - wre g . rnittee. Mr. BOUVERIE said it was Ditto Life .... 11. 14s. most desirable that the u • • - " - the intention of the commissioners. though Lord J. Russell WaS no longer a Minister of the from our r e present a tive e y s t e m. But I defy you by any Lord DUNCAN intended to give his most cordial s p ited Kingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 0 - up- reposed committee should be appointed. The act expired n ' OUDE. C r ow n , he associated with his chequered visions of the legishttion to get rid oi anomalies in that system• Even Port to the bill, and he concurred in thinking that all the next session, and before renown, it parliam e nt 0 - Universal Life ••• ..... 5/. & bonus. 100 0010 0 0 - ught to Victoria Life •....... 5/. & bonus. - 5 0 0 5% In answer to a question from Mr. lIORSMAN, past some brighter visions of the future - (hear, and if you were to divide the countryinto parallelograms, and objections urged against it ought to have been withheld consider the principles upon wlliel it was framed, as well Lord SrANLEY mid he believed a private letter had laughter)-and he would reeomm' nd him to pause be- to award an equal number of representatfves to each dis- until the bill got into committee. as the effect of its operation. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. been received by the Chairman of the Court of Directors fore he advocated the principle of representing large trict, it would still ve impossible for you to put an end to Mr. DUFF' would roto with great pleasure for the Sir J. PAKINGTON hoped the committee would bear Dividend Amount from Lord Canning. It wee not in his possession, and constituencies, and try whether he could not effect a the.se anomalies. An anomaly means, in the opinion of second reading of the bill, but did not intend to support in mini the interests of the poor as well as those of the Na of Comp . per of Paid. Price. so far as he was aware no official documents had reached negotiation with the hon. baronet who represented the man who uses the word, something at variance with its provisions having reference to the College of Aberdeen. tatepayers. (Hear, hear.) Annum. Share. this country that it was in his power to lay before the Tavistock. (Hear and lau ht ) H would then be a rule which he believes ought to be adopted. One man g er. e Mr. GILPIN did not tbink the provisions of the bill Mr, Enn`COURT, in reply to a question from Sir John -- were as completely understood as they ought to be, and Shelley, stated that he did not intend t X a d. A s. d. house. nu- erical e i • more ready to avail himself of some of the good things may think that rule ought to be a .., qual ty be- therefore it ld be h bt•f th fill be ' ith- the in •b th 1 t • t wou , per aps, et er i e i w quiry y o suspend, during , ese ec commit.ee, the progress of the ustralasia . . .. . 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 80% REPRESENTATION OF GREENWICH. which the fates, who presided over the rise and fall of tween the different constituencies, and he would get rid drawn for tho present session. bill which he had laid on the table relative to a , Bank of Egypt ...... _ 25 0 018 15 0 et% Mr. H. FITZROY moved for a copy of the record of Ministers, might yet have in store f or hi m. (H ear, an d o f w h at h e regar d e d as anoma li es by the enforcement of Mr. E. ELLICE, jun, approving of the bill generally, ment of the Poor Law. He was willin loa n 'menu.- Bank of Lon i can ...... 51. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 46 adjudication in bankruptcy against Mr. J. Townsend i hi. % T f sauge,,ern en opposing this measure ha was fortified by his favourite measure. But another man may believe that would nevertheless be not satisfied with it unless the pone the second reading of that measu g r ' e fowre a Ve f r, to leost- British Nort merican 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all - ortnight. Ch. Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 - 'lumber for Greenwich.-Agreed to. m embe r s of no mean authority in the house, advocating the proper course to be Pursued would be t° secure a re- learned Lord Advocate favoured them in committee with The Proposed inquiry would not include the questio n o f city ........... ..... 51. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0 0 5 8 COUNTY FRANCHISE BILL. almost every shade of Liberal opinion. Lord J. Russell presentation of the different interests and classes in the the names of the commissioners to be appointed under the the removal of Scotch and Irish paupers, excep t w h ere th e Colonial .......... ~ ~ „ 100 0025 0 0 - Commercial of Mr • I n K ING, iei moving the second reading of this had given it his most determined opposition, though community, and he would tell you that you would only bill, inasmuch as he considered everything depended upon Parties had resided for five years in any p ar i s h . London. 71. p. c. & bs.doo 0 0 20 0 0 - bill, wished to take that the earliest opportunity of sten now he su td 't H(M D ) ld t - add to the existing anomalies by dividing the country ppor e 1 . e r. ucane cou no my who those commissioners were. At the same time he The motion was then agreed to. Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0- 0 all Lond.Char.Bk. of Aus. 18 51. percent. 20 0 0 „ 19% ing to the house that the measure contained a similar why Lord Palmerston, who, if not by great deeds, at into equal electoral districts. I can, therefore, attach no '.'aust congratulate the learned Lord Advocate on h?,v . ing 0 th TOTTENHAM.COURT-ROAD ACCIDENT. e motion of Sir J S Do. New .....,,, , s 20 0 0 clause to that which was in the bill brought in by Lord I b • • • lib I hd v I th i t the argument founded on the east y great intentions, was an eminent i era , a aue upon us occas.on o intro hued a measure which met with so little opposition. n . The LORD ADVOCATE must express his thanks for of the verdict and presentment, and official report of Mr. . HELLEY, a returmwas ordered London and County .. 10/. pet: cent 50 0 of2o 1 0 - Lon. & Eastn. Bnkg. C. 61. per cent. • ;loo 0 0I 50 0 0 - J. Russell in 1854, under the government of Lord Aber- opposed it, though what his present intentions might be expediencyofgettingrid of anomalies. But we are telt' that the amount of support which the till had received. The Marsh Nelson, architect, made to Mr. Wakley, coroner of London Joint -Stock .•. 28 per cent. 150001 10 0 0 2 - 9• T (leen. That government not only admitted the principle involved a considerable amount of e eculation. (Hear, it is better to make this change now, because 'we shall bill had been alone opposed by the hon. members for Edin. Middlesex, of the inquest on six persons killed at the acci- Londn and Westrninstr 181. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 45 $ for which he had • 0 re ., ny years contended, of extending h d I la' ) • p b f W*l th • b 11 d t k I hereafter, under btu ear, an aug mr. The right hon. mem er or its 0 erwise eca e upon oma e 1 d t • T t h t d . gh and Aberdeen, btt then their objections were en en in en en am-cour -roa . Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 'lOO 0 0 35 0 0 - the franchi , e3 to 10/. occupiers in counties, but they had held that whenever they dealt with this question it was less favourable circumstances, under the influence of tirely of a local character. The bill was founded almost COUNTY RATES (IREtAND). Ditto, New ........ Ditto ditto oleo shown an earnost determination t , carrY out that of the utmost impo r t ance th a t they should recognise a some strong popular feeling • ar.d we are reminded of entirely upon the report of th e oemmi E siou of 1830, fat- The seleet committee on this subject was nominated as Natiosoa Ba n k ~ 20 0 0 50 0 - •• - principle, and acoonlingly they made it a Prominent part diversity of interests as b e t w e en the counties and the what took place when the Reform Bill was passed in though there might be certain eariences in it with regard follo w s :----Mr• Macartney, Sir Robt. Ferguson, Sir Brooke New aoath Wales - ,r f their bill. It %soul , ' be in the recollection of the house boroughs, and steer cl e ar o f ex t en di ng the f ranc hi se on the year 1830. That argument, too, I think, is mis- to the details of that report. With respect to the °Wee' Bridges, Colonel French, Mr. Miles, Mr. Cumming Bruce, Oriental Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. _25 0 0 „ 36% that when, in the last Parliament, he moved for leave to the basis of uniformity. He referred to the Timed news - P la ced. When the bill of 1832 wag passed there existed tion urged against the large powers concededlto.the commis- Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Fortescue, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, 3dr. ( E ? r t e to v r i nah Il i fink - 20 0015 0 0 - . • in this bill it was opposed by a small, though cer- paper to show that the gentlemen whose ultimatum was nring an electoral system which must be admitted to have been sioners, he must remind the house that he had placed on H , enry Herbert, Mr. George Clive, Mr. Wilson, at -r. D'g'alslof Ireland V. p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 1 • evr Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 an - the pa er a notice of a clause re irin for ever rule and Grogan. tainly influential, portion of her Majesty's then govern- the manifesto of November last, were not quite unani- in the highest degree objectionable. There were imagi ordinate • ' 11l g y THE KENSINGTON-GORE ESTA lonian 5l. per cent. 25 0 0 all - e issued by the commissioners the appioval of her TE ' meet ; but be was afterwards gratified with an exp e ana- mous ; for Mr. Ayrton objected to the proposition ex- nary boroughs returning members to this house, while M• t ' '1 (El td 1 The CHA.NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. tjes yin connci . ear, hear.) The peers of Sco anc moved for South Australia Union of Australia.. •• 21/. per cent 25 0 0 all - ti on by Earl Granville in the House of Lards that the tending the 101 . franChise to the counties, which he said large masses of the industrious and vvealthY Portions of WE re in favour of the measure, ard if it required further leave to introduce a bill for releasing the lands of the C w Ditto .. • • 210 0 - •• •• •• •••• •• 99 '.". governmen t did not object to the principle, but only con' would swami ) the legitimate influence of the knights of the community bad no voice in the legisla t ion of the consider a ti on it should be i n comm itt ee w hi n ., h e should missioners of the Exhibition of 1851, upon the re a °ra t . Union of Hamburg• • - 15 003 0 0 - Nidered that the measure Was drafted in such a manner the shire, and array town against country in a wa y t o co un t ry. Th at was a state o f t hi ngs which when it came be happy to meet an y hon. member's ' objections to the of moneys granted in aid of their funds. This bill,phymsae.nd Union of London l5l. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23N that they could not make the alterations which thiM which he was adverse. (Hear, hear.) At a time to be taken into consideration could not be maintained t measure. with regard to th e fe e li ng i n Ab er deen rola- was the One to which he referred the other night f: r d l i B ' s 1 1 :r v i =n= l k " """ - 100 0050 0 0 - ofLondn. - 100 0050 0 0_ . .7 1, - , deemed to be desirable in it. Seeing, therefore,. that anterior to the fuan of Party and confusion of prin- by any argument. But it has since happily ceased to tive to the extinction of Maris c hai College there had been solving the Partnership between that house and th e &hi_ - nearly all the members of the late government had been eiple which had lately arisen - (hear, hear)-he had exist ; and I cannot admit that the argument deduced petitions presented from that place, four 'teeing in favour bition Commissioners in respect of the land pu rc h„ e d at . LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. members of Lord Aberdeen's government, he felt that never anticipated that almost on the first occa , 4on o f from the national demand for a change in oar legislation Gore He did not inte of the bill geneially, and especially the fusion of the two Kensington- . . . nd to make any state- Dividend Amount the beet course for him to adopt, as they admitted the a ddressing the house, he should be able to convince them in the year 1832, can apply to the present state of our universities. ment at present, but if he obtained leave to introd ce th Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. principle, was to take the very words of the clause in the that perfect unanimity existed on this point between the representation. That, however, is no reason against Colonel SYKES- - How many against them ? bill, he would by command present some a er u h . e P le s Vetch Annum. Share. Aberdeen government bill. (Hear.) He need not remind noble lurd the member for Tiverton and the hen, mem. our looking into the existing eyetem, and endeavourin would be very convenient for a discus • The LORD ADTOCATE said he had not counted them, . _ n mon on the second - - the house th• t ' A right hon. gentlemen who now occupied ber for the Tower Hamlets ; least of all that he, a mem- to improve those peitions of it which are susceptible of g but the hon member could easily do so. The house would i eadi g. le. isl t • th • b • t g . a co on . is . su pc not as borough echools, but as The motion was agreed to. Xs.d.A e. d. Sane of Scotland ..•• 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 18 9 / 1 0 , the front opposition benches did not ob • -ct to the bill. 1 hould cordially agree with b o th. B u t when they improvement ; but it is a reason fur our rationally and ier, 13 national institutions for the pronotion of learning through- GALWAY HARt2OUR. British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 217/0s The noble lord the member for Wive .j*- rton was a member did armee their agreement was wonderful. (Laughter.) deliberately considering this question, and refusing to out the country. It was n o t t o b e expec t e d th a t the two Mr. HAMILTON obtained leave t •i a Caledonian Bank ...•. 81. per cent. 10 0 0 2100 31 1 so Insroutice a bill to City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 • 6$ 0 0 lis 51 t .of Lord Abeideen's government, ' ' nnd he not only ap- Ile further quoted from the eanle number of the Tiotes a rush headlong into any particular course, becanSe we institutions woul,l ba maint a i na i i n one p l ace a t the publics amend the GalwaY Harbour and Port Act (1853) . Clydesdale Bank ..- 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 131 Os , proved of the principle of th till b ' e 1 , ilt must have been a piece of advice which he thought very forcible and Sen• might hereafter be driven bY Some Popular impulse to expense-especially two erippem and i m p e rf e ct institue PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND). C enmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 224/0s ' • party to the very words w" Easteni Bank.. •• •• - 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 101 7s ; nich, as he had said he took • , sible, advising the postponement o . f the reform bill till adopt some measure of which our judgment wou:d dis- thins-- instead of one. The hon. member for Greenock ap- Lord NAAS obtained leave to bring in a bill to cent nue . ' t om the bill of Lord Aberdeen's g the Peace Preservation (Ireland) Act, 1856. PSdinb.& Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 50 0 s5l Os k mrnment. The right next session. It would be the first of a poorest to think that the clerical eleme ould too much series of conc.-s- approve. I have no objection to what tnay be called nt w . National Bank •• •• -6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 185:0s t loth gentleman the member for II I think it nii lit erha als te .. Prevail, but he (the Lord Advocate) was of a different opt- MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT RILL. ax was in the sante siotis as mischievou3 in practice as they were errone- bit-by-bit ref o - ni. g p p e oett.r . North of Scotland Bank 51. percent 20 0 0 2100 51 lOs 1 . " I f le. re , nernbered ri poLosition, aio i ghtly • the right lion , in th or d Id t dto check the roof ess of to l ea ve this proposal to be incorporatnl with some 003 e . y, an win en . p a . It t th t - mon. was ruo a most of the graduates of some of On the motion of Lord BURY the or , der for going into Royal Bane of semi. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1421's T beetitiot ita.d to make eo.rie ale logy to his cocstit . uents at s )und legylation Ile remii I d ' ' dsd Lord Palmerston in more eneral scheme. o not think the Dation at ler a • the Udivorsitics had entered and did enter for tho Presby- committee on this bill was read and discharged. Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 901108 -,, Jfalifax for n t having before given ha ' ,- - , • a- „ . , . g • , • g terian Chureh, bet that would cure itself in the beneficial The house adjourned at 1 o'clock. westernitane•....... 71. per cent. 50 005000 -1 0 S' al support to the 1857 wuen there Was a inu'ln in ills own ranee the le at present anxious for any great and funuarnental Alliance Fire and Life.. 8141. pr cent. 100 I 0 11 0 0 161101 ' bit!. Tat, name ( f the ri4ht lion. baronet the member for ' ' Y ' . • • working of the act after they ha.l agreed to his amend ... Conservat pp ive o osition came to his rescue and enabled change in our repro:imitative system. I believe the ments in committee. Tbemodeachoosin 1 • g• ire° or t sobjectcd . British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 ll as - Carus •le wee on the back of Lord Aberdeen's bill, and Caledonian Fire Insur . 10t.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os 11 nons i eh him to sesist this measure, and he appealed to the nobh . IT .nise of -Jllll. 3 nill-- more forward upon thie met- to by the hon. member there was some difficulty attend e i ii o MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. -On Wednesday even' ever ginCe he had given it an iy)n °urable and consistent l or d to t a t,- ... ••i i • • •t-h te tt h' hth t , r 1 \lb •t dh 11 d • hon member as Mr. J• Shorland, juri•, of Dundr - mg, City of Glasgow Life.. 61.p0r cent. 25 0029 0 31 lOs now tnat ne was in o cosi- -r tan ,e na ion wic ey re resen . ‘ ear./ e- i. an e wou ca o t the sugges ee a Slalliat course pp . teen of the y grove, near 13ris- ColonlalLhe ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 03/ Os support , ; awl so had the noble lord the member for • 1 Id p ' • ' tto it. E P - Lion ; and to show that he was not oblivious of the aid {love the country at arge wou be satisfied with a, very in res Pee . xpetience had shown that the • Chance- tol, one of the ma ietrates of So o g . mersetshire, acting in hdinburei Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 271 Os ft was matter of great satisfaction t• d f 1 - d • • • London. a t‘ley had given him-above all that he was not oblivious moderate measure ; but at the same time, called upon as lors would wish a continuance of the present mo e o eec the 'vision of Bedminster, was returning home with Eng. & Scot. Law Life 51.nercent. 59 0 0 3 5 041 Os P hie] that in the ceurse of the . many h. dehates the tion, and the influence complained of might easilY be re- ife Assr. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 071 Os b Y of the principles het ha. , l then supoorted. Whatever dc- lam to decide on the proposal at present under the his wife from Winford in a pony cerriage the axlmtree of .1":1 had lad ilo one rna'le any s d er l t i o t ti ,t s d o th j , t e t e t t i h o e n t l o the sire they might have for a remedY cf anomalies however eoneideration of the house, I cannot affirm that the medial. toWhith regard to the suggestion of Mr. Andrews, the vehicle broke, and the fright caused by the accident N =l./. l ( ri n t l2 i l v er L . i . f . e t i p m e ? . .( c lit 2 1 0 0 0 l e l : 2 1 ) ( 4 , 14 T 9 5: L relative . t o promulgation of the names of thh committee, principle ( f the bill. It was a rt e . ' su _. c ass to • p!eeisible might be these abstract and isolated theories, county franchise is one that ought not to bo improved to the deceased, who suffered front an affection of the Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 8 100 11 153 5 ' • he felt it to be a task fth o o gret test possible difficulty, and 'seinen ho pro l r.stpl to extend th ffr i age i was ttic- however well adapted to woo d-• 1 ll '(I I am, ther,fore, ready to go into committee on thi heart, produced almost instantaneous death. Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 200 21 12s an win app ens() on ie 11. 1 s that had prevented h • I • 4 h u otjectrionablo. Io f lot, the po dec . , capacity is ay lag the names before the house ; - H o p e __ , n . Scottish Union Insrue. 7541. precut. 20 0- 0 1 0 011 14s ges er t, . , i hustings, they ld • tl • l'lc h ' .11 for the purpese of endeavouring to see in to [ N.DVERTISEMENT.] wou require seine ling 1e t e exercise to , , - waat man- ...way s vintment and Pills Standard Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 301 Os rm Bi!1 of 1832 of but he anticipated when he did so the names would inspire " mf the dem eas admitte.i by the Ref , ' i statesmanlike ability and discretion in an f' ' y measure o cur and to what extent the county franchise can be re- confidence. .Elis • 11 Lave aaain Cured an Ulcerated Leg, ufter ever holdera to the • mole object in the romotion of the lei e y other ci ;Thiel recognised the right of the 10/. house l al . is kind b‘..fore they would pass it. He concluded by duce.' consistently with the well-being of the country, had been the pros ' p . ... 1 Remedy had failed.-Henry Winton, of Rickmans petty of the Scottish universities, anc MISCELLANEOUS. gi _ the franchise when they resided in certain oc• ales. moving the previous question. a nd consistently with a due regard to that balance of he should he happy t o rooo i ve „ gges ti ons from all quarters worth, w as fo r a long time an object of homer t o hi His bill only sought to extend that 0 rioht te the same Mr MI E L S eongratulated his hon. frieed on the interests on which our representative system has bairn () on the subject. He did not anticipate introducing a mea- friends, owing to his predisposition t I 0 Dividend Amount , - do h t • o u cerous sores Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. .. class wherever they were to be found ; and if t a was ability with which he had moved it. He was a great ac.. been founded. (Lleer, hear.) sure that would at first give general satisfaction. Ile tried every remedy likely to benefit him, but th . objected to, it could only be on the principle that the quisition to this h ' • . - "se. (Hear.) He was glad that his Mr. HENLEY said-The noble lord has stated in hi Lord ELCHO said he would reserve for the committee turned out of no avail ; finally, his leg beea ey -- --- - . hon. friend had slt s observation f me so corn- A s. d. A s. d. A capacity resided in tbe locality and not in the Per"L ' is h •hh b d ered the queetion from the krill io itioli plain and unanswerable language every objection A p erd eon the union of the two universities th o o 1 1 potem covered with ulcers that amputation of the limb Acadian Charcoal Iron •• 10 0 0 2 0 0 - But it had been urged that he ought not to devil wit whic e a originally pUt it, that the bill should be that can be made to the present bill, as explained by its el is:am:re:lL He congratulated the Lord Advocate . on appeared to be the only thing likely to save his life t , e African Steam Ship .. .. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - hird time that the reform of tho county representation alone. His read a t day Six months, which would in a mover, that I find he has left me nothing to add to his in which the measure had been received in that . • this juncture he had recourse tel 11 , -• '-- Assam sea ....•• .... 61. Ter cent. 50 0020 0 0 - Ps house. (Heal, hear, and divide.) o o o way s ointment Auctisn Mart•• •• •• .. 2%lper cent 50 0 0 - _ answei was, that if he had assume d t o regu l a te the measure exclude its considsration when h l ar um t against the measure. Tee hon. gentlernai the m B , ' 4 ,,, and Pills and in four n borough franchise as well a 3 the county, he would have question came before them. Consider' t e genera g en s ing the late period ' Inemb•r for East Surrey has rested his case entirel on r. AXTER s a id that after the manner in which sue , e , _ ionths, by using these remediee, Australian Acrlcuiturt Y Lerd Advocate had received the suggestion he (Mr. Baxter) n was cured, to the astonishment of all who knew him - 25 0019 0 0 30 Australian Trust •• .. 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ST been told that he was dealing with too large a question, of the se ssion ! it was im p o ssible that the bill , if passe d , th e expediency of aseimilating the couuty and the b rough hoped the amendment would be withdrawn. -Sold by all vendors of medicines * , and at Professor AustreStan Royal Mali - 10 0 0 an _ Anglo-Alexican Mint.. 11. 103. 10 0 0 all r- w and therefore he proposed this moderate measure, the ahoUld c°nle int° ° P erat '" b efore 1860. H e th oug ht i t f ranc hi se s, Ile, used no other argument which could ,lui - Mr. BLACK intim a ted his willingness to withdraw the Hull°wa Y ' s Estallishment, 244, Strand , ', r pm ) ,• British American Land 51. per cent 50 0 0 40 0 0 - -only objection that could be urge d to wbieil was that would b e b e tt er t , wait till next mission, when a referm tify the adoption of his proposal. The position which he amendment. ADVERTISEMENT [ . - .1-AMOllg the numerous extraordinary Canada ... •• ........ 61. percent 100 0032 10 0 - t was too mall. If they were to wait till a large and bill, not on isolated Points, but on general principles would maintained was, that as a 101. franchise was good for Tho amendment was negatived without a division. cures without medicine effected b ' • • D 5 r cent Bonds 51. per cent Stock MO 0 0 - y Du Barry s Delicious 0. Pe comprehensive mcasUre of ParliamentarY reform wsre have to be coneidered, which would be the proper time 1113 boroughs, a similar freechise must bo good fir the llealth-Restori JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES BILL. ng Revalenta Arabica Food of Indigestion er cent bds 5/. er cent. Stock 1 Ditto, 5 p P 00 0 0 - Di introduced he feared they would have to wait a long to consider the enfranc hiseme n t of 10 /. householder,. H e coun ti es , B u t th e no bl e lord says that he canuot assent bill The Ho Ise having gone into committee upon this , (Dys e sia FM Livef• CPo ), . tuleney, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and j a t t e o '! - p e e r , bee D cent. •• 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 1874 61. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 -- time, for the tone end temper of Parliament was not objected to take those c l uestlons p iece meal- The nobl e t o th a t cone l u si o n and that he will not vote for a 101. Upon el luso 2 . mplaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption and Debi- Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per sent. Stock 100 00 - favourable to a large measure at present-(eheers) ;- lord the memberfor London had changed his opir ion Mr. ILE NLE • on ceunty franchise, I . h ueli lee is wilbeg to al' er the fran- a . - a • Y wished to ,knoth w a • o is hat notice would he lay the followine a • t d f t • t p s even to deposit rs in le Its' which were conver e roue s lee , erth, May il c , ie not the least rema 1848 T 1 • rkaLle :-Athol- Crystal Palace - ' , .- urteen years' cough, indiges- Ditto Preference 7lpr. cent. 50 0 50 0 - Fa • said he would remind those gentlemen who cheered that this subject since lee introduced bis , fir i rt rc fc e rm bill, and 1 chise E staloixhed in the c ,untjes under the exi-ting law. unlit ' a In h t 1t • 1 Palace of France 40 0 all - xted to lila' t 1 li Vl' of the chanee t a oceurrei ion, am. general debility have been removed by Du Barry' C r Y s ' lei a i ity e - it was better to accept of preseet legi letion on this be (Mr. miles) regretted the nob l e tenu i t estd c hanged his I The noble lore, however, Las not teld us whht is the in their • excellent Reval - s City Navigation Bonds 3%/ per cent - eubje relations towards such banks ? enta Arabiea Food - James Porter Hun- . Electric Telegrap - ..... • h et than to watt till the arrival of a period of great opinion and given hie Sup Port to the bit " In 1854, whee nature ef th e c h ange o f which he would be prepared to Mr HE apa:aai m ia th f At it was ton, 22d Nov 1 • ' ' that under o ormer c ~ 85 0.-Dear Sar,-I ara happy to inform you Eng.&Ans. Cop. Smelt. - 50 0 all - i * e n i lttnent, Told when a measure of ref,,rm could not he the noble lord proposed to give a county 10/. francl>i;e, approVe. (iicar.) Ire (lid not give us the sniellest iehling Provided that no change „uld affect existing contract°. that Yeur excellent food h„ relieved me from au incredible Enit.&lris. Mag. T. Co. - • 50 0 0 all - I ly cousalered. In some rernerks unon the bill when ' l o osed to drop the borough franchise to 51. l as te the figure whiel he rt, 'se accumula • i mill support in co s ereittes, if After a change to 'Unite.] liability a bank must advert , ton of suffering, for which, durine the last eight Equitable Reversionry Slper cent. 100 001)0 0 0 - A it was last befor th • ' • ns a s prop . e e house, tne Chancellor of the EN- The hon. gentleman referred to the difierdnt . francliises the bill Ditto New 1 shouliT ever reaeh that staga. The noble lord has the circumstance upon all its forms. years, all kinds of medicines had been trie7d in vain. My 50 0 0 22 10 0 - "") chequer cem Gen. Revers. & Divest. 51. p c and 11 WO 0 0 00 0 0 - o were better re platned that the boroughs of the kingdom the noble lord J• h • ' nre e f 18 propose , in is weas • 54. It was i C mlplaiued that re, menib-r of the Ge b Mt. ' HEN , vernment rose e- LEY drew the attention of the hon. and feelings and sufferings previous to takin f 1 •th g your OM Prete c , 01 ( .I. Sc. Col Lim ) . presented t :an the counties. Ete thought am 1 h f ii . e t t h e no ok, lo r d dw , fore himself 1.0 a.d.lre , ai the house Ib • k h learned gentleman to the cases of running accounts which followin,g : Indigestion, nervousness, biliousness, Rae - (Ln.SteantNa;i ( gation 10 - 25 0 0 all - AL that complaint came with n p a enoug or a purpoees, ou ; but tre e must were not in ths nature of contracts. tions of tl ' - /.perct &1500 14 0 0 - ( ie liyer and kidneys, eostiveuess, palpitation London Gen. Omnibus 12/. percent 4 0 how oentleman, for the ounty franchise - admit that, aft•r two - o good grace from the right not consi.ler it desirable to give a 10/. c , . , , - speeches had been made by hon I r r HE IDLIM s ' • rsphed that it was competent for par- of the heart ' • , noises in the ears, pains in almost all the Hudson's Bay s s. 0 all 2% per cent. Stock st k B . oc - R which e• he was a most di •• county of Buckingham, of a ithout other alterations accompanying it. Last year, . e;emn,rs s t lag on this Ode, against tbe bill, it was [onto •" * '- tees to withdt . a ,* w thulr money if they lii d th .easo ,as e bod Him erford El, irigutahed m ' • Y e, low spirits, general debility, loss of memory, g •• ....• plllation of 165,000, returned e ember, with a po- Mr. L, King's motion was opposed by tbe noble lord the ra' f.rus to suppose that some of tho,e h d 21. ss, 100 0 0 an _ Loa. Ne. &Na. atrium - ere Calle would have sufficient notice of the change. wretchedness', thOllghtS of self-destruction. MaryGodsmark. 1 memb Iby the nob'e lord lobos 'f d w o '''' 10 0 0 all - London Reyersionary i '• • ion of Surrey which he ers, while the member for Tiverton on the principle of identity of qua. ~ e , ,an nut by us, tne .s barl,a- mr. HENLEY - su ea d whether there should not be Supported by test' •• 1f • 1 fll • elcbrated Pro g,,e. e _ inionia s tom tro o owing e 5/ per ce t 15 0 0 all - Mex. &S. American * ° • olvie . represented, with a o I ';fi ' • b h d • •I he • lered ' 600,000 ppua- a cataolo in oroug san counties. whie i - cons'. r ans would get upend adertostl I • .•• • le louse in suppert of the some special noticp. (Hear.) fessors of Chemistry: Mr. A. Ure• Dr. Shorland; Dr. Harvey; - 10 0 0 all - De tion of nearly members, only se t i Lion of the bon. me s' ' Nat. Discount Com Or if they excluded the b or , n seven itTsn- should stand on different prineiples-(heaM-and he rno • , i c a .er for East Surrey. (Hear.) Mr• HEADLnet tmeld have no oltieetion to adopt any Dr. Campbell; Dr, G a ttik er ; eje, wurxer; Dr. Ingram ; N•S•W• Gov. s p.e. D p eb .• 5/ - 25 0 0 50 0 4ti t ( hers. "gn representat o ' 'Ho 1. members are wel. aware tha • • per cent - too 0 0 - i nt be found that Bucks, with 115,00 ' i 13, (Ar. Mi'et) hoped the noble lord the member for Tiver- , , tit is very uousual to anggestion that might bo made upon the point Lord Stuart de Decies; the Dowager Couutess of Castiestnart; Nor. Bri. Australasiai; * 6d. 10 0 an - it wou Ohnhabitants mbers en tog on the Maj ectable or. North • hers while the te - , ton would also on this occasion vote a ainst the second sce three me same side of the house The diens' ) was then agreed to. or Oen, whonias King, and many other resp p of Europe, Strn. Re per cent. 20 001710 0 - ~ -returned nine mem , . eat ridtng of York- el . " g - i • • o succce , sion to mainta'n the s Upon clause 3, sons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other Pr lce'sPatentCand.Co - ' h 860,000 inhabitants, sent only t wo. N rea ing of the bill. Last year the Conservatives assisted 13 L 1 ..... erne opinion on any 23 0 0 all is% r 4,1 ,ehire, wit ith rim ect to th Mr Wilson i 1 the bill to existing corn- mea f d with full instruo- Peel Riyer.Laral&Min e might be ground for the e ow the noble lord in rejecting the bill, and he asked the gustier). IN ow, w . p e proposal itself, I must . ' • propose, to app y _ ns o cure had failed, Suitably packe 50 0 all 2 a d " business " the word • 6cl • 51b Us Pen. & Oriental Ste • - in other respects ther , , rny hon. friend the tneniber for Ea t S names by adding, after the wor . , . 8, tions, In canisters, 11b. 2s, 9d.; 21b. 4s• .. • . ; am '7l. per cent. 50 0 0 all - rkable tha , the county franchisel. noble lord and his friends to assist the Conservatives ties say I think - Ditto N Sri: _ ifi d i e s urner " "11 °xi. itin c m • tt • he time carrying on business on 121 b. 22s The 121 b •t • re sent cartiage free on re. R , . ew •• ...... 50 0 0 10 0 0 ra laint It was rema :IP • ared with the boroughfran h• - Year* Let them have fair play on that occasion, and as setsbire vRB pm fectly just J n ro:king what could be „ a • • d l'gb2l. ponies a .., ~ msoives of it._ _ . • _. cams eis a ___ . and Co 77 ON ersionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent 100 0 0 all - t , creased veryslowly as comp . . 0 tee the Minist • 1 hi b • ten to le islate upon this te • -nlimite le 1 ite before availing tue tun pro- tempt of Post-office order. Barry Du Darien .2 9 Ditto New •• •• •• •• 4%/. pr cect. 100 ot2o 0 0 - "'" e 503,812 county electors ; ther e eria party was sal to ein a minority, it was gsined by attoinp g g su eect in visions of the Act." Regent-street; London. important Caution against the fear Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 00Se 0 0 - • '.Ten years ago there wer . e • th • t in ein ery the duty of those h h d f e t se=sion. The time is gone by we e , . ea re ewed to to assist them. He the preseu • . . such a lir. IIE IDLAM did not object, and Vice-Chancellor Sir Scott' LOI 505 988 so that the increa , e al callad I fal dangers of spurious imitations. - Th e _ e ish Aus. Invest. 15/. per cent. 10 0 all 1% , sir, , re now , r ile in the borougoi, . aso for support on the hon• member for Stroud, measure as this could hams any immediate effect. The • The amendment was agreed to. VVilliam Page Wood granted an Injunction on the 10th March, e° T_ tb Australian Land 7/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 36% o l • ttle more than 2,000 elector"; wh the hon. me b f K . • ll commen Nevin for imitating "Du w`ast and Loan Comp. 1%...pr cent. 20 0 0 50 0 - Was l 368 822 to 439,046 what he mer or tddeetninster, especially after registration for the oounties wi ce before it Mr. FINLAY moved the insertion after the word 1854, against Alfred Hooper 1: Oafs electors had increased from , . (Mr. Miles) had seen in the Tinto that day- win b e pos ahi o t o pass thie bill through the house, ind " share," in the eighth line of the clause, of the words • Barrepßevalenta Arabica Fend." eas Diemen's Land.. 10s. 100 00/ 211 10 0 - a 0 per cent. Bonds .... 6 per mut - i „„.. .. - !Dividend Names of i Dividend' Names of I Price. per Companies. per Companies. Price. ,c 1 Annum. gl Annum. .£ Ashtn &Olin 93 71. p. et. Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. Birmingham 40 4/. 93% Regent's.... 30 173• IC% Coventry...• i OO 11/. 85 41. 84 Derby .. •• •• 100 61. 15s. &lint &Won 140 281. GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. Stonrbriags. 1 45 121. 10s. Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. Severn and 1/. 16s. j Grand Union 100 7s. 6d Wye Rail. Kennt & Avn 40 Gs. 6 Warwick & 21. Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 504% Binning. 100 Leicester.... 100 51. Warwick &"I 9 Leicstr &Nth 83 11 .55. Napton.. , 100 21 ' Loughborogh 143 701. Worcstr ki 78 10s. 17% Macclesfield. 100 21. 108. Binning. Neath ...• • • 100 161. ,Wilts & Brks 7s. Od. 0xf0rd...... % ' 105 JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ a. d. X 1. cl. Australasia.... .. . 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all 805 i Bank of Egypt ...... 25 0 0 18 15 0 21% Bank of London .... „ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 46 British North American 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all Cli.Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 City ........... ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 58 Colonial .............. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & be. l loo 0 0 20 0 0 Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 all 18 Loud. Char. Bk. of Aus. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 PI , 19% Do. New .. 20 0 0 -If Pt London and County .. 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Lon. & Eastn. Bnkg. C. 61. per cent. ,100 0 0 50 0 0 I London Joint -Stock ... 28 per cent. 50 0010 0 0 29% Londn and irestrninstr 18t. per cent. 106 0 0 20 0 0 45 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New ........ •• 20 0 0 10 0 I -.-- 1 Ditto ditto Natiow.l Bank New south Wales .. •• 20'. per cent. 20 0 0 all Oriental Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. _25 0 0 Pi 36% Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland V. p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New... ...• • Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 all lonian... .. South Australia Union of Australia ll/. per cent. 25 0 0 all Ditto PI - 2 10 0 Union of Hamburg — 15 0 0 3 0 0 Union of London l5l. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23 Unity Mutual - 100 0 0 50 0 0 Western Bank or Londn. 100 0 0 50 0 0 —, SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. The Judges appointed to proceed and hold the general Assize of Oyer and Terminer and general gaol delivery, in and for the several towns and counties upon which they proceed, yesterday made the following arrangements, and finally fixed the days, with the exception of the Midlands Home, and South Wales Circuits. The arrangements being : NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Judges—The Right Hon. Lord Campbell, Lord Chief Justice of England; and the Hon. Mr. Justice Williams. Bnckingbarnshire.—Saturday, July 10, at Aylesbury. Bedfordshire.—Tuesday, July 13, at Bedford. Huntingdonshire.—Thursday, July 15, at Huntingdon• Cambridgeshire.—Saturday, July 17, at the Law Courts at Cambridge. Norfolk.—Wednesday, July 21, at the Castle of Nor wich. City of Norwich.—The same day, at the Guildhall of the city. uffulk.--Mouday, July 26, at Ipswich. WESTERN CIRCUIT. Judges.—Tho Hon. Mr. Baron Watson, and tho Ilon. Mr. Baron Channel]. Town and County of Southampton. —Saturday, July 10, at the Castle, at Winchester. Mew Sarum (Wiltshira).—Saturday, Julyl7, at Devizes. Dorchester.—Wednesday, July 21, at Dorchester. Devonshire.—Saturday, July 24, at the Castle, at Exeter: City of Exeter. —The same day, at the Guildhall of the city. Cornwall.—Saturday, July 31, at Bodmin. Somersetsbire. —Thursday, Aug. 5, at Wells. City of Bristol.—Thursday, Aug. 12. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Judges.—Mr. Justice Byles and Mr. Justice Hugh r l,ll l who will preside for the first time on the retirement 0, Mr. Justice Coleridge. Berkshire.--Thursday, July 8, at Abingdon. Oxfordshire. —Saturday, July 10, at Oxford. Worcestershire.--Wednesday, July H, at Worcester. City of Worcester.—The same day, at the Guildhall or the city. Staffordshire.— Saturday, July 17, at the Castle of Staf• ford. Salop.—Tuesday, July 27, at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire.--Saturday, July, 31, at Hereford. Monmouthshire.—Tuesday, Aug. 2, at Monmouth. Gloucestershire.—Saturday, Avg. 7, at Gloucester. , City of Gloucester.—Th e same d ay , a t th e G u ildh a ll o , ' the city. NORTH WALES AND CHESTER. Judge—Mr. Justice Crowder, proceeds on this circuit, and will join Mr. Justice Crompton at Chester. The following are the arrangements oh the North Ws l . l Circuit :- Montgomeryshire —Wednesday, July 14, at Newton. Merionethshire. —Saturday, July 17, at Dolgolly. Caernarvonshire.—Tuesday, July 20, at Caernarvon. Anglesey.—Friday, July 23, at Beaumaris. Denbighshire.—Monday, July 26, at Rnthin. Flintslaire.—Thursday, July 29, at Mold. City and County of Chester.—Saturday, July 31. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Judges.—The Lord Chief Baron Sir F. Pollock, an d Mr. Baron Martin. Yorkshire.—Saturday, July 10, at the Castle at York', The City of Y or k.—Th e same d ay, at the Gu ildhall 0 , the city. Durham.—Saturday, July 21, at the Castle, Durham' Northumberland.—Friday, July 30, at Newcastle -01v Tyne. _ _ Town of Newcastle.—The same day, at the same Plac e ' Cumberland. Tuesday, Aug. 3, at Carlisle. Westmoreland.--.Friday, Aug. 6, at Appleby. North Division of Lancashire.— Saturday, Aug. • ' the Castle at Lancaster. South Division. Law Courts, Liverpool. --W ednesday, Aug. 11, at the —74(4 Country Markets MANCHESTER—JUNE 10. Our market this morning was thinly attended, and wi th a continuance of very fine weather a most inactive feeling prevailed. The best descriptions of English wheat snot a slow sale at a reduction of is and secondary 2s per guar. ter, whilst American, o f w hi c h th ere was b u t littl e o f goo d quality offering, was 2d to 3d p er 701b s l ower. Fl o ur W a in limited request, and dolined is per sack. Oats an oatmeal were very dull, a nd mus t b e ca ll e d ld t o 2d jo r bushel and leper load cheaper. Beans and Indian corn were also in favour of buyers. LOUTH—JUNE 9. A thin attendance, and transactions limited. The f e/ r, sales made of whe a t were i s t o 2 s per b e l ow l as t weed rates. Oats firm. Barley and beans rather lower. Wheat, red, 33s to 41s ; mixed, 45s ; white, 465; 1 751. '"' 32s to Kis ; oats 22s to 26s ; beans, 40s to 435. BOSTON—JuNE 9. We had a largo attendance of buyers to-day, and s isit supply of grain of a ll sor t s . Wh eat met a heavy t sale , s is under last week's rates. Spring corn unchanged. ; Prices :—Wheat, red, 36s Od. to 42s Od; ew , white, 40s Od to 44s Od; extra, 455. Barley, 2£is Oil to Od. Oats 22s to 30 s . P eas , 40 t o 45s O. Be a ." Od to 44s Od per qr. n —s to NEWARK—JUNE 9. 10 14 The supply of grain was limit e d t o -d a y, and we fr a good attendance of farm ers . Wh ea t was taken ° slowly, at 2s under late prices. Other articles as befo 11) " Wheat, white 44s to 465, red 40s to 425; barley, 36s to 38s, grinding 30 s t o 335; oats, 12st. 30 s t o 325, 11 , 4 4 , 26s to 28s ; beans, 43s to 45s ; m a lt, 64 s t o 72 4 ; peas, "- to 425; tares, —s to —s per qr. HULL— JUNE 8. A fair supply of wheat, but the trade was dull, at ab"; is to 2s under last week's rates. Oats neglected. 13 °' n " and peas difficult to quit. Wheat, Eng Hell red, 40s to 43s ; white 43s to 4 6 5;, oath 263 to 28s ; barl e y, 32 s t o 36 s ; Indian corn, ; as cakes, Hull, 91 5s to 9t 7s 6d ; ditto foreign, 81 C 9 / 91 03 Od ; ra p e cakes, 6/ Os to 61 2s 6d ; guano,' to bones, 6/ 17s. 6d.; flour, —s to --s; tares, —s to GLASGOW—JUNE 9. of At this day's market th ere was a thi n a tt e ndance t buyers, and only a li m it e d b us i ness resu l te d i n w heat, e decline of 6d per boll on fine and is upon secondarY q u : n d ties. Flour 6d pe r b arre l a nd sack cheaper. Berle , " ;oh oats neglected. Oatm ea l a b ou t 6d . per load l ower . Ben peas, and Indian corn barely maintained previous rates. A rathe E r D s lN a ß ll tr s ß up G p H ly (.T.— into J -d u a N y E . 9. Salee 11°11 for all Wheat, sorts on the and price top, s d ls Od up, an d on the averse p tla 0-1 2d down. Barley, is 6d d own on the top, au," doe down on the average. O a t s on th e top were 0 3 3" OA and on the averag e 0 3 2d d own. B eans on the t op 6d down, and on the average Os 8d down. AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. Wheat £2 011 1-12t 1 " Do. new -12tb5• Barley 1 8 0 10-12 08 ' Oats 1 7 11 5-12 the• Beans -12the• Total Supply and Sales. Wheat l6B qrs sold 594 V I Barley 317 qrs sold 168 4" Oats 622 qrs sold 455 clr ° Beans 66 qrs sold 5 8 61111 DERBY SMITHFIELD.—JurE 8. so 4 Our market poorly suppli e d w ith f at beasts to-tlaY' the demand was flat, a considerable number being l ef jitf• sold. Tho number of sheep was large, of good cP u ' eo tat but prices unalt ere d. S evera l l ots of lam b s, the . g r fat part of them disp ose d o f. A average s h ow o f f a t P'V and store calves again plentiful. 1,1 to 1j; The following were the quotations :—Beef, L i pot mutton, 6d to 6ii,cl; lamb, to 8 1 ,d ; veal, 6d tc u , J u , lb. ; pork, sid to Nd per lb ; rough fat, 5s ° lto 5 ' par 141 b.; hides, 2id to 31d per lb ; calf-skins, 4 per lb. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS• LIV. Ao• STOCK EXCHANGE— E The RPOOt market—JUNE 10 has shown W r 0 o tivity to-day, and closes firm, at a further advane`c a le• pr cent. Birkenheads, 7t I—Bl ac kb urn, 91 OrToteill ( - lonians, 41R I—Chester a n d H o l y h ead , 17i I—Z-sero Counties, 12A —East La ncas hi re, 881 9—Great ", k or ai 511 2—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9(l i i 4L o ndon and s o rt!' Western, 9l Sheffield, 374 8--Mi d l an d , 02i British, 12 —l3erwicks, 224, i—York and Nona. ° 1 I and, 35 4—Leeds Northern,- 224 3—Dovers, 20 73 , Dutch Rhenish, 4i die - -Graxd Trunk of Canada , —Great Western of Canada, 181 g. MANCHESTER, JUNE 10. and STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened firiroT t och prices we re s t ea dily ma i n t a i ne d, b u t ti ler° wa s IT 901 business, Midlands, 911—Londons, 91 i—Berviie s r t ls, 1 Leeds, 90 —Dovers, 201—Sheffields, 31—London S ti-16d.—Great Northern, 102. BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 10. 00: STOCK EXCHANGE.—This market was dull to-.... 7.4 for cially as regards railway shares, the only inquiry b ei d for guaranteed stocks, p r i ces of which: have an upw l “ . deucy. Local shares are in fair demand. II I ' T H S. AITKEN - On the Bth inst , It at Ealing, the wife o f the -02 V. Albert Aitkens, of a sou. nee . P PALMER—On the 9th inst at 5, St. John's-terrac e, Re-z e park, the wife of J. N. Palmer Esq., of a son. ( jell Sr. -On the 7th et,,Shacklewell, Mrs. ure" St. Aubyn, of twin sons. 00 11 ' WHITE On the Bth i ns t. , a t Bath, the wife of Alger .. White, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. r DExT—HonowAY--On the 9th iust at the district cugi,na St. Peter's, N o tti ng -hi l l , Stanley.,' younger son of %lower Dent, Esq. of Str, atham-hill, Surrey, to Annie, tb daughter of M. Holloway, Esq., of Notting-hill. clo ck. F OSTER — POOTNER—On the 9th inst at the Abb e y foie Ramsey, Richard Foster, Esq., of Manor-road, 6ttter of bill, and 40, Moorgato-street, to Jane, eldest chtug George B. Footuer, Esq., of Romtey, llants. DEATHS. E bite ADES—On the 7th inst., at Oakham, Clock of the Peaca for the county of Rutlan d, aged Willi a m Ades, easclii. ALDERSON- On the 7th inst Mr. James SiniPs' 3AI el of Brook-green lane, Hammersmith. of C ol° • BROWNING—On the 9th inst., at the residence a Askwith, Waltham Abbey, Ras x, Mrs. Subbrin •v" iug, aged 90. Deus— On the 3d April, killed, at the assault on George Douglas Dick, Li eu tenant Bombay Engin9,! l _ Dew 23, eldest son of the late John Campbell Dick, t's`i• gal Civil Service. Fords, Esq., Fk,RDE—On the 3d inst., at Hastings, Francis aged 81. 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