The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) re)
The SPEAKER took the chair et 12 o'clock. 10
PRIVATE BUSINESS. 10

TE(TRD ResDneos.--Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway 26 10
(N0.1).4 Bill; Law Life Assurance Society Bill; Sligo and I
hadorreen Junction Railway Bill. ea
W
et.
PUBLIC BUSLNESS. 2t.
BRAZIL fit.
In reply to Mr. S. Frrmanato, M.
Sir G. GREY mid that supply would be on the paper 881
next week, and the hon. member would have an opportu- et.
nity of bringing on his motion on Brazil. The government at,
would do all in their power to keep a house for the evening Bk.
sitting, in order that those members who had motions on IL
the paper might not be in a worse position than they would 2be in if supply had not come on at the morning sitting. M.
K.
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY protested against taking supply es.
at a morning sitting, as hon. members who had duties to at.
Woad to in committee, could not be present. M.
BURNING OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, CORK. K
In reply to Mr. HMCNESBY, who complained of the conduct 5,1'•
of the government in calling on the citizens of Cork to pay N
7,0001., in oonsequence of the burning of Queen's College, to
Cork, which there was every reason to believe had been K
done by an official within the college, Wm
Sir R. PEEL maid that the case had been before the house "-
on a former occaaion, and the house decided that the r,
pepsin should not be produced. He did not think there is
was any advantage in resuscitating the subject now. The 10
city of Cork had no reason to complain because the demand at.
for the 7,0031. had not been persisted in, and there was a 111.
vote of 4,500/. for repairing the oollege. at
26
Colonel FRENCH did not think the city of Cork had any Bi.
reason to complain. 82.
Lord FERMOY could not agree with his hon. friend. at
The ultramontane party, with whom he had nothing in M.
common, were accused of burning the college, and it was 10
sought to impose a tax of 7,0001. on the citizens of Cork in WI
comequence of that burning. There was every mama :
to suspect that an official within the collage was the at.
author of the fire, and it was only due to the citizens of se.
Cork that the affair should be further investigated. 10
SUPPLY. IR.
The hones than went into committee of supply. 82.
Bt.
The following votes were weed to : ra.
3,7501., for the ecclesiastical commissioner% fit.
10,9171., temporary commission% M
17,0151., expenses connected with Patent Law Amend- IS
Mmeet Act.
9,7441., salaries and expenses of board of fisheries in 81
Scotland. 10
2,0001., trustees of manufactories of Scotland. 10
r 3,92131., local does on shipping under treaties of recipro- 60
26
'19201., inspectors of corn returns. 12i
82.
8001.. boundary surrey of Ireland. 82.
1,0001., publication of the Brehon Laws of Ireland. M.
3,9611., census of population. at.
6801., Malta and Alexandra telegraph and subsidies to 206
telegraph companies. ilt.
On the vote of 11,4551. for expenses of preparations for ,62.
the marriage of the Prince of Wales, •
In reply to Mr. A. Sam,
Mr. PEEL said he did not think it was ever contemplated
that an extraordinary expellee of this kind should be de• mi.
frayed from the civil list
did i°
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he 8,
not think the question of the hon. member for Truro had si
any bearing on this vote. But he might state that the ex- 10
pecan connected with the deaths of the Queen Dowager, the fil
Duchess of Kent, and Prime Albert, all of which occurred 82.
within the year, brought many claims on the Queen which ::,..
were not very positive in their character. Her
Majesty might perhaps have evaded those claims, hat she gt,
met them without in the slightest degree calling on the 84.
public to contribute to defray them. (Hear, bear.) fit
I Mr. WILLIAMS thought that the expenses of the vote 21.
' should sums from the estates of the Prinos of Wales, and .4..
not from the civil list of her Majesty.
Sir G. GREY mid that the same course had been followed at
at
on the occasion of the marriage of the Prince at Wane as SR
had been adopted on previoussimilar occasions. S.
The vote was then agreed to, as were the following : 82
4,0001., for the powder ship Dublin. m.
M.
3,7811., to defray certain charges formerly charged upon le
the rote for civil contl es.
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[Left sitting.] IS.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I it:
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2.
NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 14.
64.
HANDICAP PLATE.
Watervritch
Miranda I

e 42

- 11 ran.
BEAUFORT ST K F-%
Harlequin ... • • •
81.114.
Gorse ..• • ••

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ENTRY FOR £lOO MAIDEN PLATE. Lot three- O.
quarters of R. O.
at.
Mirage, Whitebait, y Hylds, Queen Lily c, Diviner, its.
Loretta. Belgium, Jacob Committal, lady Fanny Cavendish, as
and Verdiere. All are here. a
ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. R.C.
Columba, Paste, Miranda L Belle of Yorkshire, Indolence,
lie.
and Lolioe. All are here. Bt
at.
Louise hie arrived at Mr. Gadding's, and reported sold to es.
Mr. Naylor. ea.
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LATEST BETTING.
LIVERPOOL CUP.
sto 1 apt Oakapple
6 to 1 Joey Jonas (off)
6to 1 Batehattioa
_l2 to 1 Easy. (t)

100 to 8 Victor Cif

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoat. 1704
The mining market is quiet to-day, with only ea
a limited amount of business. East Caradon
shares are slightly lower, at 273 to 281, ex et
div., while East Basset are rather better, at is
75 to 77. East Carn Brea are quoted 8f to a ; Wheal
Seton, 217 to 220 ; Tincroft, 22 to I ; Drakewalls, ec
10 to If ; Great Fortune, 35 to 36 ; Kelly Bray, ft:
18e. 6d. to 20a. ; Wheal Grylls, 30 to 32 ; Kitty St. is.
Agnes, 74 to ; Wheal Crebor, 325. 6d. to Me. ; Bt.
Wheal Harriett, 375. 6d. to 40s. ; Wheal Ludcott,
21 to 3, being flat ; and North Downs, 24 to 2f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are generally
quiet. Vallanrsaca Gold are firm, and Yudanamu- 8_11:
tana rather dull. le
ID

Signal was made yesterday to the Channel fleet
to prepare to leave Spitbead this morning for the Downs
and the North Elea. The whole of the ships have been pro-
visioned and coaled for their cruise.

EAST AND Wier INDIA Ikk'ES.--(THIS Day.)—
At the half-yearly meeting, held this afternoon, Mr. & m
Hyde in the chair, a report of a very favourable character II
was mad, and a dividend of 3 per cent. for the past half- It
year, free of income tax, was declared. L
DielltUcrlult Fig&—A fire took place yesterday tt
afternoon at the " bat body " factory belonging to Mr. T. $
Hedges, No. 67, St. C.eorge'arcad, Horseinonger-lane. The a
flames were not extinguished until the factory, nearly 60 g
feet long and 30 wide, was destroyed, as well as the ow- 1,11
tents. The dwelling-houses adjoining nod communicating
were also severely damaged by fire, water, and hasty re-
IDOTei of the furniture. The Imo will fall principally upon
the Hovel Exehange FireoMos.
A _Fact' TOR INSURANCE OFFICER—A lady has

jusi7died at Agee, at the advanced age of 106. Her maiden
name was Mane de Oalaup ; she wee twice married, and en- el
joyed the full exercise of her mental faculties until a few Si
months before her death. In 1814, at the sge of 57, she 11
bought an annuity of 2,400 fr. per annum for a sum of El
24,000(r. As that capital, at 5 per oast. simple interest, ;
would hare amounted at the end of 49 years to 82.6001 L,
while the annuity during the rime period amounted to h
117,600 fr., the company which had agreed to pay the
mosey lost 34,9001 r. by the bargain.
It baa been known to many persona in this city
that an immense train, realistic's of about 600 waggons.
3,000 moles and hones, 1,500 had of cattle, and 6,000
=has just been brought from the Tech. country to a
t within our lines. The train was fully eight mils
is length, and was under a guard of several regirnesta of
volunteer troops, the whole under command of Colosel
Joseph S. Morgan, of the 90th New York.—Pao Orleans
Zr., May 30.