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The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-22

THEI7OAD ILECTION.

The poll opened yesterday morning at 8 o'clock,
but *mild hardly be 1111 d to proceed briskly, as there were
only about 200 eleetoes whose votes weld by any possibility
be recorded. Mr. Harvey addreeeed a meetamil of his sup-
porters cc Monday night, and appeared to be to amat
extort what be professes to be, vis the ,poWiw can_
tit
in opposition to the combined Graft;in and Baring interests.
A contested election has not taken place in Thetford since
1841, when Sir James Flower appeared in oppositions to the
interest which Mr. Harvey Dow sought to assail, being re-
turned by a majority of 1: sod probably for the 22 inter-
vening yams the ordinarily quiet streets of the borough did
not present so animated a spectacle ss they did yesterday.
Elrell RI it was, however, the popular effervescence was of •
very mild description. The first four hours' polling pro-
ceeded as follows ;

Hi Fitzroy.
Teo— ............. 34 ....
Eisen 54
Noce

Harvey.
19

At the ekes of the poll (4 *Week) the ambers were—
Fitzroy,_93 ; Harvey, 81.
At half-past four the Mayor (Mr. Bidwell) announced the
result as above, and declared Lord Frederick Fitzroy duly
elected. Lord Frederick expressed his ackoowledgmente,
and observed that after • omiteet running up to 12 votes, he
hoped so more would be heard of Thetford being • pocket
borough. As in • short time there would be • general elec.
Hon, he should have an opportunit of meeting hie hinds
again, and he hoped it would be broad that be had acted up
to his professions. Mr. Harvey also addressed the electors,
and observed that although • majority of votes had been
ed record for bin oppouest, he still felt that be was per-
haps the real repreemitstive of the majority of the iambi.
tante of the borough. (Clines, and cries of " No, no.") At
the close of a few further observations, the boo. gentleman
publicly shook bands with Lord Frederick Fitzroy,
smiths pro:endings ego closed with • vote of thanks to
the Mayor for the Impartiality with which he had conducted
the businem of the

Tin ROYAL WEDDING PILIMINTIL —Yesterday
being • free der at the South Keasheittee Haesent, the
number of weer admitted treat tea till tea was 21,161,
besides 258 babies is arms.
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matte Ifollorwara pale thoroughly parity the blood, and also
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London, England, 1863-06-10

THE SLAVE TRADE.

Lord STRATHEDEN inquired when the reports relative
to the slave trade which bad been distributed among mem-
bers of the other house would be received by their lord-
ships.
Earl I fIELL replied that these papers were very
voluounotia. and were not oonsidered to be of sufficient in.
tared to incur the expenre of reprinting them for their lord-
shape' use. Any noble lord, however, could obtain a copy
by applying for them.
GREECE.

Earl RUSSELL hid upon the table papers relatiag to
the affairs of Greece.

SECURITY FROM VIOLENCE BILL.
The Earl of CARNARVON moved the secood reading of
the Security from Violence Bill, seat up from the Commons,
and the object of which, be reminded their lordships, was
to indict corporal punishment upoo persons guilty of those
attacks upon the person which were known by the popular
term of garotting.
Lord CRANWORTH, in proposing as AD amendment the
wood reading of tie bill that day three months, condemned
it as a retrograde measure that would do much more harm
than good. It was also unnecessary, and had resulted from I
• panic in the public mind, which bad now wholly passed
away, and which showed clearly that the existing penalties
ten amply suflicieet
Earl (ALAN VILLE supported the amendment, for he
could not approve of the hill, although it bad been passed
by the other bows with tarp majorities ; but looking at
the crowded state of the opposition benches he thought it
would be useless to persist In opposing it further.
The Earl of HARDWICKE pointed out that if the shape
and size of the inetrument of punishment were not defined
iu the bill, it might be made either unnecessarily severe or
else a mere harmless form.
The Earl of HARROWBY said that the instruments of
punishment were all made after • uniform pattern, which
was sent down from the Homooffioe, and be was informed
by the governor of his county gaol that it was never noose-
eery to use it twice on the same preoper.
Lord CRAM WORTH withdrew his amendment, and the
WI was read a second time.
London, England, 1863-06-10

THAMES..

William Ora', a tall and strong lad, aged 17, wee brought
before Mr. Woolrych charged with robbing his father.
The prosecutor, William Gray. sec., of 7, Ball's-build-
logs, White Horse-street, Ratcliff, said he was a lighter-
man. He put easy a half-sovereign in a box a few days
ago, and on Saturday afternoon, when he went to the box
for the gold, it was gone. He went in search of his son, but
did not find him till theprevions night. Heaskedhim if he had
taken the money. The prisoner said, " Yes I did, end have
spent it." Some time ago the prisoner took a silk handker-
chief away from him and pawned it for 3. The prose-
cutor said, in conclusion, "My soa will not work. He is old
enough to got his own living. I have brought him up to
my own business. He is 17 years years of sge, and lam
near 60 years of age. I went to get clear of him. He comes
home late at night, after being with bed company, and has
often laid in bed until 3 o'clock in the 'afternoon."
The prisoner on being called on for his defence, said that
he could say nothing about the matter.
Mr. Woolrych —You are a lazy, idle fellow, a worthless
fellow ; you will not work, you keep bed company and bad
hours, and put the finishing stroke to your worthless:ices by
robbing your father of his hard earnings, the half-sovereign
which he wanted to buy provisions for himself and your
mother. You are a base, good-far-nothing fellow. I shall
remand you until next Tuesday.
London, England, 1863-06-10

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following bills were reed • third time and :
The ILanellester Corporatioe Wator Loudon, Til=dand
Southend Railway ; Dublin Corporation Water ; Frog-
more Embankment; Knightos and deatral Wales Railway;
SAW the Central Wales Extension Railway.
London, England, 1863-06-10

MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.)

SrGart.—The market is steady at previous prices, at which
• good business is doing by private contract ; the public miles
of foreign are big steadily at full rates. Refined
continues to very firm prices.
COFFEE.—For coloury kinds of Plantation Ceylon the ex-
treme value is obtained ; other kinds are less in request, but
former rates are unaltered : triage sold, 74a. to rm. • low
to eviod middling. 82s. to 93e. ; peaberry, 89s. to 99;. 6d.
Native Ceylon sold at full prior; good and fine ordinary,
2a. to 735. 6d.
TEA. —The public sales of MOM are going off with spirit,
at 2d. advance on the previous sale priom
Rice is in good demand, and about 12,000 bags sold,
chiefly Necrannie, at 7s. 3d. to ffe. 3d.
SALTPETZL—No sales reported on the spot, but afloat 50
tone sold at 385., usual oonditioue.
Rea,-120 casks sold. Demerara, ls. 6d. ; Mauritius,
Is. 4d.
Cerrog continues dull of sale.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
'The market in steady at the subjoined prima :—Town
tallow, 41s. 9d. ; Yetenburg Y.O. on the spot, ; all
this most►, 435. to 42a. 9d. ; July to September, 435. 3d.
to 435. ; October to Derembair, 46n.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Masora Pattenden and Smith report a steady trade at
Moaday's quotations. Plantation accounts rather more
favourable.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Lambton, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Hawsll,l7s. ;
Will. End South Helton, 17a. ; Walls End Teen. Ifia. 9d.;
Walls End Hartlepool, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hat-
ton, 16s. 3d ; Will. End South Hartlepool. lrn. 61. ;
Walls End Haugh Hall. 15s. ad. ; Walls End K•llge,
16. ; Was End Eden Nan, 16e. 9d. ; Behneat, 154.;
15s. 9d.; Betide Hartley, 151. 3d. ; HasimP
Hirt*, 15s. 3d.-60 ships at market.
London, England, 1863-06-10

THE WEST AFRICAN MAIL.

The steamer Armenian arrived at Liverpool yea-
torday evening with the above mail, cos box of diamonds,
407 ounces of gold dust, 890 sovereigns, and 2,500 dollars in
specie, and 29 passengers. Her dates are Beata April 23,
Fernando Po, 28 ; Caroorooos, 30 ; Old Calabar, May 2 ;
Bran River, 4 ; New Calabar, 7 ; Bonny. 7 ; Lagos, 11 ;
Accas, 12 ; Cape Coast Castle, 14 ; Sierra Leone, 21 ;
Bathurst, 25 ; Teseriffe, June 1 ; Madeira, 2. Fernando
Po was healthy, and trade bad much improved. No reduce
tioo had taken place in the prices of oil.
Trade was stopped at Accra, owing to the expected attack
upon Cape Coast Castle by the Ashantees. Five soldiers
from her Majesty's ships Dart mid Dove were drowned at
AO= on the 13th May, whilst attempting to land in canoes.
Private despatches state that the coast generally was fear-
fully unhealthy, but this is not confirmed by the Arme-
nian's despatch.
London, England, 1863-06-10

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

GERMANY.

The Augsburg Gazette says :
Duke Ernest of flare-Coburg will shortly pay a visit to
the court of Vienna, and this journey is generally regarded
as symptomatic of a sudden change in the political ideas
which that court has appeared to share hitherto. It is
known that its marked inclination towards Prussia, the
military convention which it has concluded with that state,
and the decided attitude which it has rammed on many
internal questions, have gradually alienated the court of
Vienna and the coalition of Wurtsbosirg. The visit which
the duke paid to Dresden in the month of February was the
first step taken with a view to a union. Its witha feeling
of satisfaction that the duke is now expected at Vienna,
where the importance of his personal influence is justly ay.
preciated. _ _ _

THE EX-KING OF NAPLES.
Le Nord publishes the followicg :
London, England, 1863-06-10

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river on the 11th July, calling at Plymouth on the Ist August to
embark passengers), the splendid frigate.built ship LA HOGUE,
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lying is the East India Docks. Tina Sue s6lp has been built
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r socoolamodation fbr cabin personas ; her lween decks
being lofty and airy, she offers also a desirabte opportunity for a
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No. 9, DiMteretreet. Hr vacancies for one or two lLidinlpmen.
London, England, 1863-06-10

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of PACKET 811IP.—For ADELAIDE Direct, to sail punc-
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apply to Mama. PSfU TINDALS. BJLEY, and Co., 17, Once-
church-street ; or to DEVITT and MOORS, No. 9, BURterdireek
London, England, 1863-06-10

THE celebrated Analysts, Dr. HASSALL,
Professor WAY, and leading members of the Faculty, cer-
tify MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY "equal to the
ffuest Cognac." and the "purest spirit" hitherto imported : hence
Its efficacy when administered medicinally.—Of all retailers, In
single bottles, 3s. 8d each, =pouted, labelled and cork-branded
J. 0. Marshal." sole consignee. e dozen cam (wane
paid), ti s. Depot, 114, Aldengatestreet, City.
London, England, 1863-06-10

CRICKET.

M.C.C. AND GROUND v. SUSSEX.
After 40 minutes' play yesterday, at Lord's, the
Sussex Eleven were beaten in one innings and 52 runs. The
snore wu—M.C.C. sod Ground, first innings. 144 ; Somas,
tint innings, 36 ; second innings, 56 ; total, 92.
London, England, 1863-06-10

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1863.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.)
. .

The Speaker took the chair at a quarter peat 12 o'clock.
THE INNKEEPERS' LIABILITY (No. 1) BILL.
On the motion that the house go into committee,
Sir F. GOLDSMID pointed out that the bill had been
so badly framed that numerous amendments would have to
be made in it before it could be cooridered to be a real im-
provement of the law. He would not, however, express any
further opposition to the measure.
The house then went into committee, Mr. MAsscr in the
chair.
Clause 1 was struck out of the bill.

6letrsee2;;d— Tt;e7e,;iteiariendt;ent, agreed to.
Mr. W. HUNT then moved that the following should
be inserted in the bill, in the room of clause 1 :—" After
the passing of this act be liable to make good to any
guest of such innkeeper any loss of or injury to goods or
property brought to his inn, not being a horse or other live
animal., or any gear appertaining thereto, or any
carriage, to a greater amount than the sum of
2W., except in the following cases, that is to say :-
1. Where such goods or property shall have been stolen,
lost, or injured through the wilful default or neglect of
such innkeeper or any servant in his employ. 2. Where
such goods or property shall have been deposited ex-
pressly for custody with such innkeeper or his
servant authorised by him for that purpose. Pro-
vided always that in the case of such deposit it shall
be lawful for such innkeeper, if he thinks fit, to require as
• condition of his liability that such goods or property shall
be deposited in a box or other receptacle, and that the
person depositing the same shall affix hissed to the fastening
thereof."
After some discussion, in which Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Hey-
gate, and Kr. Locke took part, the clause was agreed to.
Mr. W. MARTIN then proposed • new clauee, impreing
an obligation on innkeepers to receive the property of their
guests for sale custody, and the same was, after a verbal
amendment, agreed to.
Mr. W. MARTIN then proposed to add to the bill
another new clause, compelling every innkeeper to give
notice of the law, by having the first sec-
tion of this bill printed and conspicuously exhibited in
the hall or entrance to his inn, and this clause was also,
after • verbal amendment, agreed to.
The bill passed through committee.
[Left sitting.l
London, England, 1863-06-10

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
BUILDING' South Kensington.
A GRAND MILITARY CONCERT In AID of H.R.H. the
PRINCILSS MARV'S FUND. for Providing Nurses for the
Inmates of the CAMBRIDGE ASYLUM, will be given In the
International g.d,Bug, South Kensingten hy special permission.,
on SATURDAY iieut, the 13th Juue. Doors open at 2. the
Concert to commence at 3 precisely.
Under the Immediate Patronage of
His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES,
Iler ROy.l Highness the Princess of WALD!,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE.

Ills Rojal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and
Her Royal Highness the Princess MARY ADELAIDE
The BANDS of the HOCsEHOLD BRIGADE, consisting of
The First Life Guards,
The Second Life Guards,
Royal Horse ()wads 'Blue),
The Grenadier Guards,
Col litreain Guards. and the
Seots Fusilier Guards,

will perform on this oec.usim.
See the full programme, now ready.
Admission, hs.. reserved seats, is. sa. ; stalls, numbered and
strictly reserved, lOs. tki.—Tickets to be obtained af Mr. Sllr
Royal Library. I, St. James's-street, S.W. ; Mr. Mitchell's Royal
Library, 33, Ohl Bond street; Mr. Westerton'■ Library, St,
George's.place, Knightsbridge; Messrs. Keith, Prowse, and Co.,
an, Chespable and at Mr. Austin's Ticket-office, St. James's-hall,
PP, Piccadilly.

JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
. ,to England; of PARAFFI NE CAN MPS, to whom the prise
medal (Iset) has been awarded, and their candles adopted by
her Majesty's Government for use at the military stations abroad.
These can lies can be obtained of all chandlers and grocers in
the United Kingdom. Price Is. Bd. per pound . also Field's cele-
brated United Service Soap Tablets, each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label la on the
packets! or boxes. Wholesale only, and fey exportation.—Upper
Wars'', Lambeth, London, S.

MILITARY CANTEENS for OFFICERS.
C 8 each.
Comprising TABLE T N IV ES. SPOONS PORES
NO CHARGE MADE FOR TUE OAK PLATE CHESTS.
Every other Size and Price up toStoc thek. Sum of ENO each, kept In
MAPPIN BROTHERS, SILVERSMITHS and CUTLERS,
PM REGENT HSTREETERM', a
LONDO lso ST and
Is,
KING WILLIAM-
Same
.BRIDGF,.
Same Prices charged at both Houses as at their
MANLFACTORY—QUEEN'S PL ATE and CUTLERY WORKS,
SHEFFIELD.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS
London, England, 1863-06-10

PRINCE OP WALES YACHT CLUB.

The yacht race in honour of the nuptials of the
Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandra took place '
yesterday, and the prize sod the entries were alike worthy
of the occasion. Both were alike great : the former was
the most valuable ever offered for competition amongst
boats of the tonnage, and the list comprised the largest fleet
of yachts ever brought together in one race, and the spirit
sod energy with which the whole of the arrangements were
conducted from the moment the race was determined upon
until its coodusion reflected the highest credit upon the
(Akers of the club.
The following were the entries :—Wasp, 12 tons, Colonel
A. Swintoo, owner ; Violet. 13, P. Bennet, Esq. ; Aerolite,
8. J. P. Dormay, Esq. • Red Rover, 14, S. Nightingale,
Esq. • Octoroon, 12, C. ieng, Seq. ; (kaiser, 12, Captain D.
T. Chaniterlayne ; Vision, 8, G. Harrison, Esq. ; Folly, 12,
W. L. Parry, Esq. ; Violet, 9, Lord de Roe ; Alexandra, 15,
G. Harrison, Fin,. ; Bessie, 9, J. H. Hedge, Esq. Time for
tonnage half a minute per ton.
The first prize was a centre piece of plate value 70
guineas, of beautiful design and workmanship ; and there
was a second prize, a silver cup. for the second boat.
The Queen of the Thames conveyed a large party of the
members of the club and their friends to witness the race ;
and with the exception of a shower or two the weather was
beautiful.
The whole of the above were st their stations. The
Alexandra had been built for the occasion at the Thames
Iron-works, under the superintendence of her owner. So
°early were the boats matched that four or five were
backed as winners by those well acquainted with their
sailing merits.
The commodore, Mr. R. Hewitt, and the vice-comma
dore, Mr. Leach, were both on board the steamer to super-
intend the race, and at ILIO the signal was fired for the
ViOleill to start, the coarse train./ from Erith to the Chap-
man-head and beck. Nothing could exceed the smartness
with which the whole fleet was dressed, and as the wind
blew freshly from S. W.c(with a smart shower at the moment)
they were soon well under way, but the Alexandra and
Folly immediately became so close as to hamper each other
a little. The race finished as follows at Faith.
Hour MM. Seo.
Octaroon
Alexandra 4 22 20
Folly 4 23 35
Wasp 4 25
Queen
The Vision and the little schooner came round together at
40 min. 30 sec., and the others shortly afterwards. The
Folly was crippled, and had a reef down &lithe voyages.
The Commodore then presented the prises ; the first
valuable piece of plate, before mentioned, to Mr. Long, the
owner of the Octaroca: (which Sad been sailed by Mr. D.
Hatcher, her builder, who also built the Phosphorus, so
successful last year ; the Phryne, launched thia season, and
gave the hoes for the Vindex, the winner of the two races
* fortnight ago) ; and the second prize to Mr. Parry, the
owner of the Folly, she having won it owing to the time
allowances by a quarter of a minute.
London, England, 1863-06-10

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BONS BOUILGEOLS, &Claret from 14a per dozen, bearing,cend-
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AFTER-DINNER CLARETS of various growths.
BURGUNDIES, fisaterses, Chanizegnes, etc., We.
REAL COGNAC, MA, 61a., and 66a. per dozen cue.
Farther particulars to be had from
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London, England, 1863-06-10

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London, England, 1863-06-10

p TIJN THIS WEEK, Price One Penny,
Sir Samuel Murton Peto, Bart., II.P.
The grand Prize of Paris.
An Imperial Juggle.
Itnidand on Chinese Plates.
A Night Attack.

Now ready, handsomely bound In magenta cloth, gilt,
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THE THIRD HALF-YEARLY VOLUME of FUN. with numerous
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London, England, 1863-06-10

EAST INDIA CONPANY.-(THIS DAY.)

A general court of proprietors was held this
day at the offioe of the company in Lothburv, Colonel
SYKES, M.P., io the chair. The secretary read the financial
statement, showing that the state of the security fund on
June 1, 1863, was as follows :—lnverted in Three per Cent.
Consols. 756,4201. 2s. 3d.; ditto in Three per Cent. Reduced.
4,916,9.16/. 18s. 7d. ; total 5,673,3571. Os. 7d. The general
investments were in the Three per Cents.. 10,4221. 17a. 9d. ;
in Exchequer Bill., 4,0001. After the transaction of some
routine business, the meeting separated.

THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOB- lir
rm. IN FORILIGN PARTA.—The 1620 d anniversary of the le
foundation of this venerable society was celebrated yester-
day by • special afternoon service at St. Paul's Cathedral, le
a very eloquent sermon being preached on the occasion by
the Most Rev. the Archbishop of Armagh. The organ was .1
presided over by Mr.'G. A. Cooper, and the choral service 10
was executed in a very perfect manner by the united choirs la
of the metropolitan cathedral, the Chapel Royal, and West- 10
mioster Abbey. In the evening the Lord Mayor and Lady 10
Mayoress, following a custom on the anniversary meeting of W
the society, entertained the archbishop and bishops at 11
dinner, which was server, in the Egyptian.hall at the ig
Mansion-house. The annual meeting of the society will be ee
held in the Egyptian-hall, Mansion-house, on Friy next, SS
by the permission of the Lord Mayor, who will take the 90
chair on the occasion, and on Friday week a special festival
service will be celebrated in the nave of Westminster Abbey, gg
at 7 o'clock in the evening. /0
MADLLE. PIccoLOMINI.—Mr. Lumley, for whose M
benefit Madlle. Piccolomini has taken a leading part in the 20
recent operatic performances at Drury-lane, yesterday pre. 10
'anted to her ao elegant bracelet The bracelet, made is
expressly for the lady, is of elegant Etruscan design. In the i gg
centre is a large boss of turquoises, surmounted with a large I to
brilliant star. Os the exquisitely-chased gold band are mos
leaves in turquoise. The inside bears the following delicate ,
and graceful ieseription :—"Marie Piccolomini, Martinmas 23
Gaetsni. Souvenir of esteem and gratitude. B. Lumley.
Loudon, Bth Jame, 1863."
THE LAKE DtErmer.—Visitors are flocking into IL I
the metropolis of the Lake District every day, and there is T
every probability the season will be a busier one than the .10
last, the International Exhibition taking people's attention 10,
at that time.—Cionterland Parquet.
The &tut Public Nays : • Cocoons are now to
brought to market in great abuodanos. Advice's from the le
Cevennes tend more and more to prove that the yield of 2
cocoons will be larger this year than last, and that the 7,e•
result will be 'limner in the Ardeche. In the kingdom of in
Naples the yield's good, as also in Tuscany."
London, England, 1863-06-10

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

ISA RIC-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of home-grown wheat on offer in our market
to-day was very limited, but its general quality was good.
For most kinds the demand ruled inactive, and the value of
out-of-condition samples was barely supported.
Foreign wheat, the @how of which was seasonably exten-
sive, was a dull inquiry, and, in some instances, the cur-
rencies were a shade easier than last week.
Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth and Queenstown
were much less active. Prices, however, were supported.
With barley, we were fairly supplied. On the whole, the
trade was firm, at full currencies. Most descriptions of malt
were in good supply and steady request on former terms
The show of oats was moderately extensive. ilelscted
maniples realised full quotations ; but heated qualities were
rather cheaper.
Beans were is short supply, and steady request, at Mon-
day's prices.
Peas were tolerably firm ; but the inquiry for them was
by no means active.
The flour trade was inactive. Is the quotations, how-
ever, no change took place.
Clover seed may be considered steady in price. Other-
Wile, the seed trade is in a sluggish state. In cakes, very
little is doing.
CURRENT PRICES.
ENOLLSII.
Per Qr.

linr.4?. S. -a.
Earox,Kent, red, now 40 to 40
Ditto, white al to 61
Norfolk and Lincoln
red

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*

Malting
Distilling
Grinding
14/I.

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28 to 23
lit to 27

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block
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Tick
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Pigeon
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112 to 07
103 to 40

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT•

HOME OF LORDB.—TU4SDAY, JUNN 9.
The Lose atheenues took kis meet on the wooinek
et toe o'clock.
London, England, 1863-06-10

IVEST -END FURNITURE GALLERIES,
144, Orfordatreet (opp.aite Bondatrest).
TO PERSON 3 FURNISHING.
Goods carriage tree to any part of the Kingdom.
Drawing.room suites complete from fib to SAO. Dining-wont
mites complete in morocco, from La. Bedroom suites from
Mt Servants' bedrooms, from 44. Bachelors' bedrooms, from
L 7. Mahogany winged wardrobes, from 9 vine u. Bedstead.
and bedding of every description and quality ; dining tables in
mahogany and oak, horn 3 to 40 Rideau. chimney glasses In
endless variety. Persons unable to pay a visit of inspection can
receive catalogues gratis, and post free on application.
References kindly permitted to former customer,. A written
warranty it required.
P. sad R. RIMS. Established MM.

CAIJTION.—WATIIIERSTON and BROODKN
recommend the public to have the Carat 0.31,1 Meted on the
tnvoice—" Pine Gold and Pure Gold; r applied to J
=l.ja deludon. WATHISSTON and P9LOODSWirra
9, end all articles manufactured by them, are sold up=
this principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory,
IS, Haar% .daset, Covent-garden, W.C. Amays made of chains
sad jewellery MN la each.—M.B. This establishment is cloned at
6 ta the eveulng„ and ea SatordaP at l.
London, England, 1863-06-10

DIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SHIP.—For HOgART TOWN Dtrect ham
Immediate despatch% the splendid dipper ship PERCY, A 1,
919 tons register; RICHARD WR.A.NICIdORL, Commander
Imam to the East Indic Docks. This regular trader has a
spacious and elegant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity
for Erstulam passengers has great height in thetween decks
for the accommodation of bounty tick t and "Sher intermediate
For freight or puma apply to the owners, Years.
EriffAltertMON BROTHERS and Co., 17, it. lielen'eplace, Rtsh-
opogteedireet or to Davirr and MOORH, 9 Billiteretreet.
London, England, 1863-06-10

Me Court.

VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO THE ROYAL
HORTICULTURAL GARDENS.
WINDSOR CASTLE, Jays 9.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena
and Princess Beatrice, and attended by the Marchionese of
Ely, Lady A. Bruce, Lord Talbot de Malahide, Lieut.-
General Hon. C. Grey, and Major-General Hon. A. Hood,
went to London to-day by special train, on the Great
Western Railway. Her Majesty was met ►t the station by
Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, and proceeded
thence to the Horticultural Gardens ; the Equerries at.
tending on horseback.
Her Majesty was received at the entrance in Exhibition-
road by the Duke of Burden& (president), Sir W. Dilke,
Bart. (vice-president), and the Council and Secretaries of
the society, who had the honour of being presented to her
Majesty. Her Majesty proceeded up the centre walk of the
Gardens to the spot where the Great Exhibition Memorial
is erected, surmounted by the statue of the Prince Consort,
which is to be formally inaugurated tomorrow by the Prince
of Wales, accompanied by the Princess of Wales and the
other members of the Royal family.
Her Majesty was met here by Mr. Durham, the sculptor,
by whom the statue was executed. Alderman Challis, the
chairman, sod Mr. Godwin, the secretary of the Memorial
Committee, who had also the honour of being presented to
her Majesty,
Her Majesty made a lengthened inspection of the
memorial visiting every spot from whence a fresh view
might be obtained, and frequently expressed how much she
was pleased with it, and the gratification it had afforded her
to see its success.
Her Majesty also marked her interest in the progress of
the gardens, by afterwards speeding a considerable time in
the coeservatory and adjoining terraces, with which she
declared herself much satisfied.
Her Majesty then returned by the Eastern Arcade to her
carriage, in Exhibition-road, and drove to Marlborough-
' house to visit the Prune and Princess of Wales.
There were also present in the gardens to meet her
Majesty the Earl Grooving K.G., Viscount Sydney,
G.C.8., the members el the Works Committee, Mr. Kelk,
the contractor for the Exhibition Building, Mr. Foley, Mr.
Westmacott, and others.
The Prince of Orange paid a visit to her Majesty at Marl-
' borough-house.
. The Queen returned to Windsor at two o'clock.

Lord Methuen sad Captain Sir W. Hate have eneoeeded
Lord Talbot de Malahide and Colonel Hon. A. Liddell as
Lord and Groom in waiting.
London, England, 1863-06-10

THE IRISH FISHERIES BILL.

Is answer to Colonel -
Sir It PEEL said he propceed to take this billet a morn.
frig sitting ma Friday sett.
THE EXHIBITION BUILDING.
Lord ELCHO salted the First Commissioner of Works
whether way surveyhad beep made by a competent surveyor
of the pretest state of the Exhibitiog building of 1862. mad
H so, whether he would lay such survey on the table before
say vote for the purchase of the building was brought
leeward!

Mr. COWPER said the building had been carefully stir.
veyed by Mr. Huet, the surveyor of the Office of Works,
sad the estimate which he formed of the building ea the ,
malt of thou ioquiries was moved for lut night and
weak; be promoted to-morrow morning, sad would at once
be placed is the bands of members.
Lord ELCHO said his question referred to the report of
the surveyor, whether he had made. report to the govern-
ment, sad whether his right hon. friend would lay that re-
port before parbiunent.
Mr. COWPER replied that he could not my at that
moment whether there was any document to existence
which would convey the opinion of the surveyor to the
Doe. He knew that the surveyor had formed an opinion,
bet he was unable to answer the question as to the pre-
sentative of the report till to-morrow.
London, England, 1863-06-10

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LONDON, WEDNESDA 1, JUNE 10.

MANY people who have remarked the great
similarity of 'sentiment which pervades the French
population, are at a loss to reconcile the complete
defeat of the Imperial Government in the
capital with its triumph in most of the depart-
ments of the provinces. From what we learn
of the causes of this discrepancy we do not think
the Government has any grounds for indulging in
either security or self-laudation, for the circum-

stance of the recent elections reveals a state of

things, even in the provinces, which show the pro-
found and universal unpopularity of the present

One of the reasons for the unalloyed suc-
cess of the liberals in the capital was the &sap-
_ . _ _ _
London, England, 1863-06-10

NOTICE.-POCKET' BAROMETER.
NEGRETTI and ZAN BRA'S original instrument for fore-
telling weather, and for mountain measurements, so supplied to
her Majesty's government, to he hod only at 1, liatton.gardeu,
69. Coruhill, }:.C.: and ISt Regentatreet. W.
London, England, 1863-06-10

PAROCHIAL AUTHORITIES AND THE CASUAL

POOR.

Viseoent IiAYNHAN Lksdilis Presideot of the Poor-
law Board whether paroddsl authorities bad power to
Wets at as time the adnaissioo into workhouses of persons
who applied for relief as casual poor.
Yr. VILLIERS amid by bow every promo who was really
driitute mu entitled to relief upon application, sod the
aesprowilitlity of making arrangentimits for affording that
London, England, 1863-06-17

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

on Excnuo Trzscorta.)
BIBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

FIFTH BIENNIAL STAKES. About five furlong..
Moscow, Eaperaime, Promenade, Miss Goldhill, Partin,
Rappel, Idler, Demos. Ely, Young Rapid, Master Richard,
Young Waveney, Old Faller, Dart c, Harcourt, Dispute,
Guardsmen, Rosalie, The Count. The Doctor, Netball.,
The Knout, Becky Sharpe, f by Vengeance, Aunt Judy,
Leicester, New Zealand, Ackwortb, Copenhagen, Dilatou,
Pyrrha, Rattrap, and Algazelle are here.
CHAMPAGNE STAKES. About five furlong..

Master Richard, Miss Goldhill, Nathaile, Garotter,
Practitioner, Hengist, and The Tyke are here.

BIBURY STARES. Last mile and a half.
General Her, Vinegar Hill, Canary, Reindeer, Rubicon,
Doncaster, Di ametick, Hwy Maid, Jude:, and The Tip-
pler are here.
London, England, 1863-06-17

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
The house met at 12 o'clock.
_ _ ENDOWED SCHOOLS BILL. . .

On the motion of Mr. DILLwTN, the order of the day for
the second reading of tine bill wu discharged, the hon.
member announcing his intention to bring it forward again
at a more favourable opportunity.
Mr. LOWE expressed his satisfaction at the withdrawal
of the bill and hoped that it would never be re-introduced.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Sir J. HAY moved the sewed reeding of this bill.
[Left sitting.)

CRYSTAL PALACE.-(THIS DAY.)

The sixteenth ordinary general meeting of the
ehereholdera was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ;
Mr. T. N. FARQUHAR in the chair.
_ .

The report, which had been previously published, having
been taken as read,
The enelamear moved its adoption. After observing
that that was a meeting at which the finances were
not introduced, he said that so far the business
of the present year bad been satisfactory, and,
if the autumnal season turned out well, there
would no doubt be a good dividend at the end of the
current year. The new railway communication which was
being provided by the Lon, Chatham, and Dover
Company, sod by other means, could not fail to benefit the
Crystal Palace Company. The charge in respect of Dulwich-
wood would loon be got rid of, and a surplus would take
the place of a loss.
Mr. A. ANDRREION a director, seconded the motion.
Mr. Genitor expressed from personal observation his deep
satisfaction with the management of the concern, particu-
larly during the lett six or nine mouths. He deprecated
basing themanagementon the principle of getting vrit num-
bers of people to the palace. The non-infusion of any new
blood into the board appeared to him au evil, and he himself
intended to propose Mr. Bohn, the publisher, as a director,
believing that no better selection could be made.
Mr. PUNCHIS regretted that the directors had not pro-
posed to fill up the vacancy in the beard caused by the death
of Mr. Low. He believed that the way in which the refresh-
ment department was managed was exceedingly detrimental to
the interests of the company—(hear)—and he wished to know
whether the terms of the contract were modified. Neither
the quantity nor the quality of the refreshments was satis-
factory, and the meaner in which they were served was
anything but agreeable to visitor,.
The CHAIRMAN, in reply, said that while each a large ren-
tal was received from the refreshment department, it was
vain to look for the complete and elegant arrangements of
the best hotels. last year the company obtained 22,524/.,
as head-money, from the contractors, and he believed that
payment did not leave a large margin for profit. The board
did not consider it necessary to ripply Mr. Low's place, but
the shareholders would do as they pleased. He added that
Mr. Nannyth, the celebrated engineer, had intimated his
willingness to join the board, and said in his opinion the
question had better stand over, in accordance with the
directors'
report, till the next meeting. (Hear, hear.)
Tetlelort was adopted, and the retiring directors were
re-
London, England, 1863-06-17

8. W.ENOLAND

S.W. to S.W., mode-
rate.
8. W. to N.W., fresh, 13. K. &OLAND. As neat above.
showery.
Similar.

& COAZT. %sonar.

Mr. G. Tyrrell, of Yarmouth, has contracted for
70,000/. to erect thirst Castle Fort, in Hampshire, with
casemate batteries, new lighthouse, Ice. Mr. Tyrrell is at
present erecting extensive forte for the government in the
Isle of Wight.
" Why Female Academicians r' is the title of a
new work by Georges Sand, who says that woolen have no
more business in the Academy than in the army or the
Senate ; that. if they wished for female professors, they
should have begun with Mdme. de Steel and Deiphine Gay,
the living Corinne. She then asks, apropos of the contests
of the learned bodies:—" What would women gain by
being enrolled in that phalanx, the gag of which is a
standard of war? If their mission is really one of concord
and love, let us leave to them the illusion of the purity of
the Caatalian spring, or tell them frankly that the spring

has ceased to flow for them." almond, and - was in hie eleventh year. 'The ;Apse' was
FOREION-OFFICE, JUNE 12.—The Queen has been brought bist night from Perth to Broomball. the seat of
---
i
pleased to approve of Mr. Ludwig Wiese se consul at Vie-' the Earl of Elgin, and will be interred tomorrow (Wed-
toria, Hong Kong, for his Majesty the King of Sweden and , needay) in the family vault, Dunfermline.—ZtlinGuivit
Nerway.--Gesette. Courant.
London, England, 1863-06-17

PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES,
for hand, home. or ateam power. are the most simple and
efficient extant.—lull particulars and prices obtained of the
makers, K Pairs sod Co, Laurence Pountney-place, Laurence
Pountney-hill. Cannon-street, LC., where they may be seen In
operation daily.
London, England, 1863-06-17

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

tazurza's razossms.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
WARSAW, Juirs 15.
Upon the 10th inst. the insurgents, under Caliez
Raczkowski, suffered a defeat north of Konin.
Czachowaki's corps &is been totally routed near
Rataze. Czachowski himself was wounded and
compelled to take to flight.

CRACOW, Jovs.l6.

The victory of Clahoweki and Blizing, at Kielce,
in Pallschia, over the Russians, has been complete.
Seven Russian officers were killed and buried by
the insurgents.
At Radzyn, on the 10th inst., the insurgent
chief Krysinski dispersed a detachment of Russian
infantry.

A detachment of light Russian cavalry has been
defeated, and 100 Cossacks lost their arms and
horses at Mienoryiszey. . . .

. .
Three insurgent officers have been shot at
Warsaw.

THE POLICY OF THE ITALIAN GOVERN-

MENT.
TURIN, JoNs 16, Evtafmc.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate
upon thepolicy of the government was continued.
Signor Buonoompagui spoke in favour of the
ministry. Signor Lazzaro attacked the miuistry,
saying that the cabinet had become weakened, and
that its majority in the house was divided by con-
flicting influences. .

Signor La Farina examined the position of the
Powers with regard to the Polish question, and
believed that the only Powers who felt a sympa-
thetic interest in the reconstitution of the kingdom
of Poland were France and Italy. He also believed
that the French empire was not adverse to Italian
unity. The efforts of the Muratiet party at Naples,
and of the partisans favouring the autonomy of
Tuscany in 1859 were simply ridiculous, and would
clearly never meet with the support of the Emperor
of the French. The speech of Signor La Farina
produced a very favourable impression.
London, England, 1863-06-17

THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street.
Familia and Gentlemen can be accommodated erPh
Apartments and Bedrooms In tele Ketablishment at moderate
chargas.—THOMAS DAWS (trom 103, Strand) Pro.
prletor. Dinners provided for large and small parties.
London, England, 1863-06-17

DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
W PACKET !Mil P.—For PORTLAND BAY Meet has the
peak* Portion of her cargo engaged, and will meet with very
Zetdespatch!, the fast-saillng barque MAYFLOWER. A
a' om., VW tons n.m., newly coppered ; loading in the
Lyndon Donka This smart vessel is admirably adapted for the
trade, and from her known sidling qualities is the best oppor-
tunity for season goods now offering.—For terms of freight or
apply to Me we. EVOKER sad BROWSE. 25, Emit India-
; Or to DEVITT and MCORE, No. 9, Billlterstreet.
London, England, 1863-06-17

CIATTTION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN
V recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated on the
Invoke—" Fine Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery.
being a delusion. WATHMISTON and BkOODEN'S GOLD
CHAINS, and all articles manufactured by them, are sold upon
this principle, and at the manufacturer' prices. Manufactory,
le, lieuriettantreet, Covent.garden. W.C. Assays made of chain.
and jewellery ,or la. each.—N. B. This establishment is closed at
6 in the evening, and en Saturdays at L
London, England, 1863-06-17

Dsvrrr and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACK= SHIP.—Por ADELAIDE Direct (to sail punc-
tually on the 4th July. last shlpOng day End July), the well-
known British built ship PRIMULA, A 113 years, register 487
B=4, J. WHARTON SMITH. Commander lying In the Lon-
don Dock. This One vessel has a toll poop, with first-rate
accommodation for cabin passengers. and. brag a fast miler, is
• preferable opportanity for fine goods.—ltir terms of freight or
tisTgliaifir4 tatdid)rioTißik. SA Helen's place
London, England, 1863-06-17

street.

Banns= Messrs. Ricardo. 11. Angel court, Throgenorton-
street, RC.
Sotiacomt —Messn. Ashurst, Morris, and Knight, 6, Old
Jewry, It C.
The preliminary prospectus and forms of application for
shares may be obtained of the brokers, Messrs Ricardo, 11,
Angelconra Throgmorton-street. KC., and at the temporary
offices of the Company, 6D. Dusibardetreet. RC.
The names of an influential direetioe will be published In a
few days. GROROZ WARD CHALLIS, Secretary. ad Int,

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
moat useful invention of the day, AQUA A KAMILLA.—
Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard-
street, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public
this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Aqua
Amarella has none of the properties of dyes: it, on the contrvy,
is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored
one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Pries
one guinea per bottle.
London, England, 1863-06-17

HEALTH OF THE METROPOLIS.

(MY TEII.IIOISTRAR-GENERAL% RETURN.)

For the first time in the present year the '
weekly
deaths in London have fallen below 1,200. In the week
that ended lest Saturday the number ream 1,186. In the
two preceding weeks the mean temperature of the air
hid risen to 56 deg. ; and last week it am 541 deg.
The average number of deaths, an obtained from the cor-
responding week in each of ten years 1853.62, and cor-
rected for increase of population, is 1,143. The number
now returned is therefore 43 in excess of the number ob-
tained by calculation. The mortality from amaU.pox shows
a decrease. In May the weekly deaths ranged from 61 to
71, and in the first week of Jame the number was
96. In the last week the number fell to 43. There were
11 deaths from the disease in the east districts. 3 of which
occurred in Poplar, and there were 15 in the north divisiow,
but 8 of these were returned by the Small-pox Hospital.
Of the 43 persons who died of small-pox, 5 were returned
es baying been vaccinated. Measles carried off 5 children
in the sub district of St. Nary, Paddington. The total
number of deaths from it was 45. There were 72 from

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;Teri/gine, and 13 from diphtheria. Thee perms died of
intemperance. The two oldest persons recorded were
women, sand respectively 96 sod 97 years. A chid died
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