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The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-20

COMMERCIAL. AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Since this day week the weather in the Units'd Legless
has been unsettled —the wind blowing chiefly hear the W.
and S.W. Heavy rail s'aiiwers have fallen. Think deeds
costumed to Ell the sky. allowing but little sesabirs. The
hay harvest brought to an end, and gmeerally
in good order, in most parts of England, before the min set
in. Tile wheat Belli in forward districts have medieted
blooming, and sprung into ear. Last year at the
correspoudiu; witted a heat cutting had commemed
in several of the English eastern combat This
year it will require another four or Ave Tea'
tiros before the maps can ripen. The result of the neat
barn" remains doubtful, but the sum total of probabilities
is at present artiest the expectation of even an average mop.
The potato disease has appeared in some parts of Ragland,
but so far oat/ in partial iii,tances.
This rnerniaki tae te‘i:.tlier in Loudon was cloudy ; wind
S.W. ; temperature r
The importa of forei4n grain into London since lad
Monday were reported this morning as largo of Dour (aid*
American). fair of wheat, small of barley, and large
of oats, mostly from Baltic ports. The supply of home-
grown grain was sina:l, and of country-made Boar moderate.
FLOATING CALGOES.—SOICOIut Priday the arrivals WOMB
%mu/m[ly heavy. ;12 graindaden and seed-lads vessel
being reported arrived at port of call :—viz., 75 wheat,
106 maize. 96 Insley. 9 rye, 6 mita, 13 bummed, 4 rapeseed.
4 cotteaseed. The latest sales reported are as fellows :
Wheat arrived: Odessa Uhirka, 525. and 51e. 6d. per
4921 b. Maize arrived Galata, 31s. per 4921 b.; two 'brad—
one about 295. 3d. (sot confirmed); one 295.:61. ; one Oa-
valla, partially imperfect, 28s. per 4801 b. Barley arrived :
two Thrall, 2M. 3.1. and 245. 9d. ; four Danube--one, Lsa ;
one mold at Liverpool. MI. 3d. ; one sold in Dublin, nut.
about El.. 9d ; one. 255. 3d., per 40016.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 10 TO JULY 20.
Kndlult and Scotch. Irish. Yorrign.
.

English fi&ek Rota. 141
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540
ILO: Porelgnlrl
IPERIAL AVI

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110 V.
London, England, 1860-07-20

SECTION U.-SANITARY STATISTICS.

The Earl of Shaftesbury pre‘idesi. The consideration of
proposal 14. with reference to a sanitary claiasification of
trades and occapatama, in Ih. Satherland's paper, was re-
sumed ; and after a lencthened iliwussion the whole subject
was referred to a committee for report.
London, England, 1860-07-20

INTERICArIONAL CONOAt!S.

The sections resumed their labours yesterday
morning, generally in continuation of the business left un-
decided trout the previous day.

lIALTiON I. —JUOICILL STATTINTICS.
Lord Hi ham, President 4 the 11.11111% the Eight Hon.
J. Napier and Dr. Asher, irias-preeldelia The considera-
tion of Yr. Lease Levi's paper wee restearseL The various
propoMtious contained in the paper wan dlienned at length
by - Dr. Batushauer, H. Laarleff, H. Proganid, Mr. Pitt
Taylor, Mr. Commiaaiumer Hill, Mr. Now a, the Common
Serjeant, Mr. Lumley, Sir Francis Goldernid, and others,
aod resolutions were passed describing the details which
should be furnished in Judicial statistics ; and a further re-
solution suggesting that the British government should ap-
point a commission to examine and collate the different sys-
tems for collecting judicial statistics which prevail in this
and foreign countries, and to report upon the best method
recording judicial procoodioge with the view of sup:ill:1
statistical information on lard subjects : the best
of tabulating such imfarmatics, a nd what additional stag of
officers, if any, it will be necessary to appoint in ardor to
insure the prepanition of comprehensive, aketria, and ao-
curate returns. Mr. Edward James presented to the •110-
tioas paper on the "Campantave Liability of Malmand Po-
males to various kinds of Crime."
London, England, 1860-07-20

STRAND.

A new farce of the slightest construction, the
work of Messrs. Williams and Burnam), entitled The
Volunteer Ball, was produced at this theatre last night.
The thread of the plot turns on the adventures of a Miss
Beresford (Miss Emma Neville), who is "known as Mrs.
Lumley," why, none but the authors am tell, who gran to the
voluutesrball, and their/Awakens the amorous susceptibilities
of one Mr. Plumptou (Mr. Clarke), • volunteer in full High-
land costume ; but who is Lomeli smitten with a Mr. Eger-
On (Mr. Mowbray), • handsome dashing young man.
Meanwhile Major Lumley (Mr. James Mind), a fire-eating
hero, who has returned from India, and is in senreh of his
wife, hears of the lady's goings on, and of her having been
proposed to by the aforementioned volunteers. He is furious,
but the ccletirrissonent speedily ensue*, proving that the
young lady has merely resumed the name for her own (arid
the authors') convenience, and she is left to espouse Mr.
Egerton in honourable matrimony.
Neither the plot nor the dialogue have the slightest
strength, and the curtain fell without those rejoicings which
usually attend the conclusion of first-night performances at
the Strand.
London, England, 1860-07-20

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Jon: 19. —PROXOTIONS AND AP-
mumarrs.—liaolen F. T. 4111111014 to the Mersey ; and
1). H. Speer, to the Casseek.
Paymasters W. Weaver, advanced to the first class ;
G. J. Starr, advanced to the second class ; E. W. M. Mill-
man. advanced to the third class ; and E. )3. Walker, ap-
pointed to the Porcupine.

PORTB3IOIITH, JOLT 19.
Thu Iniluatry, 2, iron screw store ship, Master
Commander G. J. Halm arrived at Rnithead this morning
from Rio Janeiro and Aawnnon, and will proceed to Wool-
wich.

The Dauntless, screw frigate, Captain Leopold G.
Heath, C. 8., riled from Spithead yederdar 11101111114 for
Portland, to join the reserve division under the command of
Commodore Yelverton.

An attempt has been made to-day to raise the old sailing
ship Briton, which was used as a target vessel and sunk in
Portchester Lake.

ST. Großties-ng-Tsz-Fairr.—At the Thames
Police Court yesterday, Robert Rosier, of RatclitT.highway,
alias St. lieorge.street, appeared before Mr. Elliott,
charged on a summons, Palen out by the Rev. Thomas
Dave Dove assistant curate of the parish of St. George's.
in-the-Fast, with having, on Sunday morning last, in the
parish church, and during the celebration of divine service,
made a disturbance. After bearing the evidence, Mr.
Elliott said he was of opinion that every rector or incum-
bent of a church or chapel had a right to prescribe the
mode of celebrating divine service, and, whether it
should be a choral service or otherwise, if a
clergyman thought ht to order that the responses should
be sung, and people read the responses in a loud voice,
to prevent the singing of them as deemed by the minister,
that was an offence within the meaning of the act. He was
of opinion the defendant and others, by reading the re-
sponses loudly, wished to prevent the singing, and did dis-
turb, vex, nod trouble the minister. He fined the de-
fendant 3f. If be (Mr. Elliott) 111111 wrong in his opinion,
he could be set right, an there was a power of appeal.
Mr. Rosier : I shall appeal, sir, on several grounds. Mr.
Elliott : Very well ; you must put in sureties to prosecute
the appeal at the next general or quarter sessions. Then
are now conflicting decisions of the magistrates, Mr. Rolfe
having expressly stated some months since that any poison
In church had a right to say ti.e responses ia an audible
voice, although others might le singing them.
CKYWrAL PALACZ. 01C1 SHILLING DAT.
TRUIiDAY, JOLT 19.—Adndasioaa on p.iyineet, 4,x13;
ditto by season tickets, 977 ; total visitors, J,266.
EPPS'S HOMEOPATHIC COCOA. Its delicious
aroma, grateful aneethaera, and Invionating power have pro
cured Is general adeptio. as a breakfast beverage, lb.
ttb., and Ilb. packets, atta. 4. per lb., by the principal pokers.
Labelled "James Rpm Mut ssepathic Mend* London"—Jed.
Mincemeat.
London, England, 1860-07-20

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL.

Mr. William ammeter Johnson, confklential clerk and
cashier to Mr. Robert Wylie, a Manchester warehouseman,
of 21 Watliugstreet, was charged with embezzling the no-
minal amount of 891. 3s. 6d., the moneys of his employer.
The accused was brought from ispon.• warrant
about teu days ago, by Bakhin, a City officer, since which
he has been confined to the house through Slims, and the
certificate of his medical attendant stated that any attempt
to put him upon his examination might be attended with
fatal consequenms. He was, therefore, allowed to remain
at his own residence in town in the care of the officers, two
of whom were with him day and night until yesterday,
when, being pronounced out of immediate danger, he made
his appearance in court, and was accommodated with a seat
during the very lengthy examination which followed. Tl.e
alleged defalcations of accused are stated to be between
2,0001. and 3,0001.
Mr. Sleigh appeared for the defence ; Mr. Catlin for the
prosecution.
Evidence haring been taken at great length,
Mr. Sleigh asked for en adjournment, and the accused
was ultimately remanded, being liberated on finding two
sureties of 2501. each, and entering into his own recog-
, nisancea for 5001.

THE DISTRESSED TYPE-FOUNDERS.
In consequence of the appeal made on Saturday last
through the magistrate at this court., on behalf of the 64
type-founders and their families who have been deprived
of their means of existence and reduced to the greatest dis-
tress by the late fire at Messrs. Figgins's foundry, iu Smith-
field, the following communications have been addressed
to Mr. Alderman Lawrence, at Guildhall :
" Her Majesty's Theatre, July 19.
"My dear Sir,—l find by the papers that some 64 type-
founders have hail their tools burnt and era starving. Also
that some gentlemen are exerting themselves to assist
them. 1 beg to forward to you 50f.worth of admissions to
this theatre for Sottuday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday week, which those gentlemen can readily dispose
of to their friends. The few mole will make little diffe-
rence iu my house, and the proceeds assist a worthy lot of
poor fellows in distress. —I am, my dear sir, faithfully,
yours, " E. T. SMITH."
" The proprietors of the Royal Surrey Gardena present
their compliments to Mr. Alderman Lawrence, and will be
happy to give a benefit at their establishment fur the un-
fortunate sufferers by the late fire at Messrs. Flames.
Perhaps the press will kindly aid by giving publicity to it.
A few benevolent gentlemen have already formed them-
selves into a committee for the purpose of carrying out the
necessary arrangements. The tickets will le issued fur
Friday, July' 7.—Royal Surrey Gardens, July 16."
The tickets for Her Majesty's Theatre are deposited with
Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, to whom application must be
made by the gentlemen interested on behalf of the poor
type.founders.
London, England, 1860-07-20

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mears. P4tten fr.n and Smith report the accounts fwd
the plantatious tn...:11 worse; the greater portion of Mid sad
East Kent and Worcester are fast going into blight. The
market is very active at advancing prices. Duty, 135,003 L

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY,).

Walls Lod Acorn Close, 17s. 6d. ; Walls asd'ltiddena,
16.. 6d.; Walls Led Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Yale%
18.. ; Hutiew's Hartley, 11w.; Howard's Hartley, lbe. 91—
libips at martet, 21.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SLECTIIIO TE.IOWU.)
STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

KETTON STAKES. About 1 mile and a half.
Sabatini; Rose Middletoe, sad Rap are here.

STAIMORD CUP. Three nulia.
Independence, Avalanche, Wallace, and Newcastle re
bare.

CLI ['DEN CUP. Five furlongs.
Twilight. }Laing Sun. Curlew, Hartley Wintary, Laid
Milton, Suburban. and Volunteer are here.

SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. Five furlongs.
Knight of the Thistle, Kildooan, and Sage are here.
FIRST BIENNIAL STAKES Mile and quarter.
Barabhus, Blue It..un, and Lanoline are hero.
Other Arrivals —Cyuie, New Brighton, Mao Friday, and
General Her.
London, England, 1860-07-20

BILL.

This ND passed thrh oommitteso.
LOCAL GOVF.RN../..7 aCT (1858) AMENDMENT

This bin also paned through c-ommittee.
On the next cedar,
Mr. ROEBUCK said that very few members of the home
knew what was going ces, and he would therefore move that
it adjourn. (Cheers.)
At the earnest request of Mr. Deasy, however, the hon.
gentleman did not for the moment preqs his motion.
RAILWAY ACT (IRELAND) (18M) AMENDMENT

BILL.

This boll passed throughWitlmittee.
Mr. ROEBUCK repeated his motion, but was again in-
duced not to let several bills be put off.
VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS BILL.
This bill was read a second time.
GAME CERTIFICATES, Ice., BILL.
This bill was recommitted and ordered to be printed.
Mr. tftOEBUCK moved that the house do now adjourn,
which it accordingly did at a ?water past two.
London, England, 1860-07-20

FRANCE.

The Moniker of to-day contain) the promulgation
of the convention between the French and Belgian
governments in reference to the entry of French
wines and spirits into Belgium.
According to this convention wines will pay in
future an import duty of 31fr. 500. per hectolitre,
and spirits of 50 degrees proof, Mfr. For every
degree of proof above 50, spirits will pay lfr. 180.
in addition.

The acne journal announces that the new loan
of the city of Paris has been adopted by 215
against 9.
London, England, 1860-07-20

HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY GOLD CUP. the mile and a quarter.
Lustre, Mimi Eleanor, Ramses, Catherine, Nemo, and
Bonny Lass are here.
PAID FORFEIT. —Topaz and Norton.
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE Three quarters of
a mile.
Banes, Chanoine, Zenobla, Jedda, Philomela, Catherine,
Out Maria, Bantam, Robin Hood, Quiver, and Corfu an
here.

NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile.
Archereee, Shepherdess, Flirtation. Lawyer, c by Kings.
ton, Corfu, Uribertos, and Naves filly are here.
Anivee.—Astert: sal Tel e.
London, England, 1860-07-20

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

JILT 19.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
THOMAS r. THOMAS.—A OMETNA•OH®I MARRIAGE.

The petitioner, Mrs. Ann Thomas, formerly Miss Everard,
sought a judicial separation from her husband, the Rev.
Joseph Neville Houghton Thorne', tho incumbent of a
pariah in Cornwall, on account of his adultery with Eliza-
beth Margaret Hargrave. The parties were married first at
Gretna-green, and afterwards on the 10th of April, 1839, at
St. Andrew's, Holborn. There had been issue of the
marriage four eons and as many daueiters, in all eight
children, of whom five still survived, three being under the
age of 14.
Evidence having been given of an adulterous cohabita-
tion in lodgings at Ashburnham-grove, Greenwich, and at
33, Windmill-street, Gravesend, at the former of which
places Miss Hargrave was confined,
Dr. Spinks, for the defendant, contended that a deed of
separation which had been executed in 1854, and in which
the cohabitation with Miss Hargrave was recited, was equi-
valent to connivance and consent on the part of Mrs. Thomas.
Dr. Deane, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Cooper), having
been heard on the other side,
Sir C. Cresswell said his present impression was that the
deed was a bar to the suit, but he would take time to
consider his judgment.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JULY 19.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Ape.)
London, England, 1860-07-20

CASUALTIES.

Eighteenth Garrett, for Maurltlua, hu been wrecked near the
liand Heads, Calcutta.—Bombay,
Oentoo, from Cardiff to this port, sprang a leak and sank on the
lath of May, in tat. 338., ton. 7 K ; crew saved.—Galle,
Squantuin American ship) has been wrecked near this port.—
Bombay, —.
London, England, 1860-07-20

LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1860.

LONDON LIBRARY, 12, St. Jameniquare.
This Library otters peat advantages to persona engaged
to literary pursulta. The best Litastore of the day, both
English and foreign, is added to a collection conaLsting of nearly
at, volumes. Moen volumes are allowed to country mem-
bers ; ten to residents In town. The terms are :—.lrer a member,
Yo entndice fee, L 2 annual suiwription. Life membership,
LeO. :subscriber on nomination, £.3 a.year. Catalogue, 7s.
London, England, 1860-07-20

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

(BY MR REUTERS EXPRESS.)

SOUTHAMPTON, TUVIUIDAT.
The United Staten mad steamer New York, Cap-
tain Von Maiden, with the French aim English
arrived off Cowes this morning.
She twinge in all 147 liessangers, and specie value
26.5,724.1 dole., of which 30,400 dole. is for England, ti 0,520
dole. f,. France, eand 1,200 dole. for other pmts.
She left New York ou the 7th inst.
Advice* from Kati Francisco are to the 18th. The
excitement iu AI iZI.IIK 111 regard to the gold diloonveries in
the Meymbres continues. Many had left Tome n for the
mines, and more were preparing to start. AU the members
•4 the provisional government had left, and talk at the
wipes was ou every tongue.
Trade at San Francisco was without particular inevement,
dealers were stocking largely, and tiling the interior with
goods it low prices.
The Frazer River mining news is encouraging, and the
mining population iucreming.
Dates from Havana are to the 30th. Business dull.
Heavy rains had interfered with business in sugan; the ad-
vantage gained was entirely lost, in cousequeuvu of lase
favourahle *Woes from the United States, and a reported
decline in England. The demand fur middling grades am-
Untied good ou the basis of 01 to 9 reels per mode. This
stock on baud at Havana and Matanzas, MOMS totem ,
Saks of molasses, at 21 to 2i per keg of four gallon*. Ea-
change on London, 60ilaya, 121 to 13 per cent. prom. ; Now
York, par to 1 prem. ; rn New Orleans, to 1 prem.
The Democratic Convention nest at Columbia on the kb
and organised by appointing G. W. /Muck president, anti
the following were nominated by ACOliaillkiiMl ; Far sy,redis
judge, F. J. S. Smith ; attoruey-geueral, D. W. fitaatagli ;
superintendent of public works, Abner L Bram. Romdm
London, England, 1860-07-20

ADF.LPHI.

During Mr. Websiei's al:1;enco his company are
reviving various old Adelphi dramas with ahneat their
pristine success. Last night the Hama: lit.te was re-
produced, and went off admirably.

HAYMARKET.

Mr. Walter Laei,ConeTiiiiiiThest light comedians
of the day, takes a benefit to-night at this bonne, on
which comics be plays Dun Felix in TAs Wonder. Mr.
Lacy's private character end public repute are sufficient to
ensure him a bumper house.
London, England, 1860-07-20

GREENWICH HOSPITAL.

Si C. NAPIER waved a umlution, " That it is the
opinion of this house tluit the report of the committee on
Greenwich Hospital should be curried into effect." He
taxed all the Boards of Admiralty for the last 70 or 80 can
with basins paid too little attention to the hospital ; its
Miquities, he said, had been laid bore in the report, copious
extracts of which he lead.

The motion W2B seconded by Admiral Wahcorr.
Lord C. PAGET mid he was not prepared to agree to the
motion as it stood, and Sir Charles Napier had given the
best possible reason for not agreeing, inasmuch as he had
found fault with some of the reconuneedntioas in the re-
port. If the tenut of the tuotion were altered, mei the pro-
posal was that the report should be conddered with a view
to its being carried out, he w..te..1 not opine it. All the
suggestions in the repert cool I not he c.iiriod out without
coming to parliament. Durtig the twee the question
would be taken up by the government, and nest melon
they would be prepared to make sona reeumnseudationa to
parliament.
'Ms motion was supported by Sir 31. SETMOUR and Mr.
Batecon.

Loral J. ItrASELL observed that it wax the intention of
the Board .4 Almiraltv to consider the report with the
view of carryin; into effLet each of the recommendations ma
were conducive td Cue pril h service, for no ace bad pro-
paned that :dl sicoalci he adopted.
Mr. Alderman MALI)MONS thought the propoeition of
the noble lord the Secretary of the Admiralty M 44 u reason.
Able one. H., believed there wee groat complaint es to
elassideation of officete in the hospital, and when theme coin.
wire made to the Admiralty, there wal no redly's.
Th,,ra were tinny cue. in which no unnerwarars degree of
?.iirdship had been exercie, I in refosag the admittance of
seaman to the Imitate of the hospital.
London, England, 1860-07-20

I M PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HoCSR OF Collllo2(L—mits DAY.)
11, •4rt taxa tank file ebair at Web. o'clock ; bat It was
:f owl twelve Ware fibs qualm of fart, was made up.
I .o.* awisashasat. In @avowal railway bill. were
1.• mel the Galway Harbour (No. 2) BM was read •
•m,.l time

I'l•BLIC TAM:Din:RE
Mr. I. tI Nt hrought tip the repeat tel the committee on
• ...he r aro-blur*.
lI.tNKM AND TTLILNDLT sournes
IN r I:n*lNT%! BILL
The hour went iota committee on this bill.
Mr $ 111'0 INT recapitulated hie objections to the hill,
•bi. I. involved, a. be mid, It complete alteration of the
0.-.le, form, awl nature of securities epos which mein.'
I..uss somies were to be Invented It wee utterly at
...ciao with the recommendations of the committee on
u,,. sidled. 'There would he no advantage to the savings'
banks in transfemog the sermrity from the public stork,
•lialt was Dow twill by savings' beaks 1.11 precieely
rote footing as the stock held by private mitt.
4u,sls, suit truicrtheag the 'mount in • book to be
1614 at the N4tional Debt Office, in which the Chancellor
the Eacheipier toi.dit enter additional sums from time to
tin..•. It was safer to have the meows% kept at the Hank
.1 Keutland, with rte usual checks earl pabh-
iitv there afforded. Whenever it should become
Lave...re la sell out any of this stock, it must be done
.t the ems prise as the public funds might bear at that
tam, so that no value would be gained by adopting the sew
form of investment. Tbe government might. indeed. _!,Y
the, change escape the inconvenience of having toed Unita-
lcrenee hetwees the interest receivable and the interest al.
lowed to ravings banks deposits, since the amount of that dee-
eieuey was to 64 added every year to the account, but it was
boost objectioashie, on ground. of public policy, to set the
precedent of creating such a charge upon the state in the
form of a mere hook debt. He therefore moved that the
Nat Lieu.. of th,• hill he struck ,nit.
31r. fittlst evpressed general oppositioo to the hill.
Ile thought the mount held by the government on ac-
count .4 sevio,,' lamas should In vested in independent
trustees instead of being left at the disposal of the Chan.
.4 the Exchequer fur the time being. He hoped the
bill would be withdrawn.

Mr. /I .1111. k MI) thought there was great advantage in
situplifyin4, 34. would be inme by this hill, the management
of the ...sings hank funds in the hands of the
;:overtimeut. The security ....obi he in no degree
iliniinishesl. In the .an of the Hank of England there
fy• a eon.. d 11.rd...stir owing livlthe Treasietty to the Hank.
Th.a we. a simple Isiok debt. end the proprietors of lb*
Ism.; had slwsi ,onsi. hiss] it very satidactory to have leech
Ye aniount exempt from fluctuations in ?aloe. Be this hill
he placed out of the power of the Chancellor of the
I. ileguer to engage in jolileng tranmetinns with the
ravings hanks, a power which ought in fact sever
to have been exercised.

Mr. HEN lEl' regretted that a bill of such importance
peen brought on so late in the session. He denied that
Lnybody wanted the bill, and recomnientled its withdrawal.
[Left sitting. J
London, England, 1860-07-20

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London, England, 1860-07-20

DVSINESS OF THE HOUSE.

Upon the notion for ping into committee of supply,
Mr. DISRAELI said he would take the opportunity of
inquiring of the ~,,ierunivut LA to the probable course of
business of the. bonAe, whether it was the intention of the
noble lord to call the attentiosi of thebouale to the question
of the fortifications of the couutr tomorrow, or upon
what day He also begged to ask the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, if be was iu the house, and if not, the noble
load, wilter and when the expected resolution relating to
the paper duty would be laid upon the table?
Lied PALMEIL4TON said that the vote for the fortifi-
cations would not be taken to-morrow, bat the first thing
on Monday next. The noble lord was also understood to
lay that it was the intention of his right boo. friend to lay
the resolution relating to the paper duties on the table to.
morrow (this day).

THE CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION REFORM
BILL.
_ _

In reply to an hon. member,
. .

Sir lir. C. LEWIS said tben; was still a day appointed for
goin; into committee on the London Corporation Reform
Bill ; and upon that occasion he should move that the order
fur going into committee on the bill be diacharged. (Rear.)

TILE EUROPEAN FORCES (I)1DLAIBILL.
HOttrIMAN, with reference to certain papers on the
subject of the amalgamation of the Indian army, complained
that theso papers, which were. he %aid, maential to the con-
sideration ,4 that quedtion, had 'Leen kept back, Lod that
the Secretary of Mate fur ImEst bat not met the call for
them with the fairness and plain dealing which members
had a right to azpect either fmm a gentleman or a minister
of the mown.

Sir C. GREY expressed hie eurprise and regret that
Mr. Horsman should bare taken an opportunity, vritbout
notice and in the absence of Sir C. V. of making an
attack upon his character, and
Mr. T. G. BARING dec:are4l that there had been no
withholding .4 papers, and that there was not the slightest
grown' for the charges brotight ►gain.t Sir C. Wood.
The calm-J.0405, which enahr.iced, 11114004 other topics,
the gaieties as to the powers given awl intended to be
given to the Indian Council, at length ternitnatetL
London, England, 1860-07-18

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

In =craw numaart.)

NOTTINGHAM MEETING.—(rins DAY.)
CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. One mile and • half.
Flash in the Pan, Athos, White Rcee, Malpu, Informer,
Baronet, and Greek are here.

BUNNEY PARK STAKES. Six furlasgs.
Southport, Sage, Jeannette, Suattower, Eastern Prince's,
Stitch in Time, Lkeluot, Longshot, Vergies-Mies-Nicht,
Jacqueline f, and Lara are here.
NURSERY HANDICAP. Half a mile.
Medusa, Mistake, Vergies-Mieu•Nicht, Rose, Mellon,Meyerheer, Fulha& Hags, Weatherproof, Duplicity, Long-
shot, Morelia, &Mall Princess, Bayonet, Stitch In Time,
Lirsellower, Hookawn, Willoughton, Horatio, Sacerdos,
Southport, and Lars are here.

FORM PLATE. The furlongs.
Syringe, Pony Pesehum, Swear, Xotbusb, White Rose,
Ruukswo, WMSower, Tuatara, and &sada* are here.

THE OUTWARD Was INDLL, PACITIC, AND PE-
NI NOW LAI —HOCIVAIITTOW, TTLADAT. —The Slat..]
Pail Cocnpany's en La amor Plata, Captain Weller, sailed
hence to-day at three p.m. with her Majesty's mails for
the West Indies, MIIIDA and Pscifie, together with 90
peesengen, moms' whom were Assistant Commisaiocier-
OeMeral Ktrieklanii, Rev. F. Elliott, Dr. Finlay, sod Sur.
geowlfajor lie. Ranee. The La Plant took on freight—
specie, 5,1311. 41., consiiitieg jewellery, 3,3971. 4a. ;
Preach gold one, 3901. ; English silver coin, 1,0001. •
quicksilver, 394 f. ' • and silver Plate, ; ale° very mi
cargo of French sad Ensilish nierrhaudise. The Peninsular
and Oriental Compare s steamer Sultan, Captain Cook,
also mikd hence to-day with the urinal mail* for the Penis-
Naar poets. 22 pamengen, sod a general cargo. The Salton
took on height 21 boxes specie, value 99,032/., of which
07,002 see sovereigns, onisigned to Illmo. Direcoso de
Dimon de Portepl.
THE WEATHER •ND Ttte Coon.—Up to last
Sunday night we might have fairly counted up just one
fortuight of ,try weather—at leant, weather free from rein,
anti, only the slightest and most imignitioant exceptions.
The re alt has been to afford to our wheatothe most favour-
able conditions for the process of " blooming." In ether
respects the crop havegnatly bentatoit by the change from
wet to dry, and all kinds, whether wheat, oats, leen% pea.,
or barley, alike give manifest evidence of impmverneet.
The fact W., that the change twine at a austerities' moment.
Each day's. wet would have bass cumulative, and a. it is
the feat6r that breaks the beck Of the horse, so would a
few days more of rain have inflicted damage which could
scarcely, wider any eircumnanoes, have been repaired.
Happily, the cries was passed and the corner turned, and
we iney sow fable congratulate our readers upon the pros.
pet of a favourahle, if not an excessive, yield. We repeat,
the crops are generally described (if we except those moor.
tale wet and heavy land.) as looking healthy, vigorous, and
promising. A. regards the hay, a large portion has now
bees cut and carried in excellent condition, and the swathe
is reported to be extremely heavy in very many indium:4.
Aefrerfaser.
London, England, 1860-07-18

THE PEOPLE.

NAPLES (nil. TEMA JULY 17.
A conflict has taken place between the troops and
the people in consequence of a popular manifesta-
tion in favour of the refugees who had disembarked
at Naples. Several persons were killed.
The Ministry has been dismissed.
The Commendatore de Martino only will remain
in the new Cabinet.

NAPLES, It= 14.
Patrols are constantly traversing the streets.
The moderate party is full of apprehensions con-
amain the future course of events.
An inspector of the former police was stabbed the
day before yesterday in the Strada di Toledo.

Proclanntions of Garibaldi and Settembrini
against the Bourbon dynasty have been distributed
here. The first one says—" lam royalist but
prefer Victor Emmanuel, who will lead us against
the Austrians."
London, England, 1860-07-27

SICILY.

The following telegrams have been received by
Mr. Reuter :

GENOA, JUT 27.

News has been received here that the Gari-
baldi*. ns had suffered great losses in the engage-
ment near Melasso. It was asserted that Gari-
baldi himself was wounded in the foot.
Garibaldi had ordered several inhabitants of
Melasao to be shot for having fought against him.
As soon as Signor Depretis arrives at the camp,
Garibaldi will invest him with the dictatorial
authority.

PALERMO: JILT 24 (vu Glixo4

In the engagements before Melasso, on the 10th
and 17th instant, the Neapolitans had 580 men put
hors de combat.

Garibaldi attacked the town of Melasso on the
20th instant with the bayonet. After a desperate
combat the Neapolitans withdrew to the citadel.
The Sardinian agent, N. Depretia, arrived on the
21st inst. at Palermo. He proceeded at oboe to
the camp.

Sirtore had assumed the dictatorship during the
short absence of Garibaldi.

The statement that the whole of Sicily had been
evacuated by the Neapolitan troops is premature.
Messina is still held by the Neapolitans.

ILiESEILLE9, JvLy 28.

Letters have been received from Sicily, stating
that General Clary had only evacuated the out-
posts and the town of Messina, and had concen-
trated his corps d'arm4e in the citadel.
The remainder of the troops, and especially
Colonel Bosco's division, have been despatched to
Calabria.

The following brief proclamation was issued by
Garibaldi just before he left Palermo :
The Italian Continent mods her eons in great numbers to
answer to the call of the oppremed ; I march with them on
Merino- There I expect the brava youth of Sicily. There
we will seal for the third time the tyrsanicidal compact
which shall break the last links of our chains, and add the
last atone to the national edifice. At Catelafimi and Paler-
mo the sons of this land were not called in vain by me,

JOISY.PH GAILLIALD I.

The soldiers composing the corps of marines in
Sicily have offered to serve gratuitously in the navy,
which is about to be organised. This generosity
gave such pleasure to the Dictator that he decided
that mention should be made of it in the official
journal.
The navy budget at Palermo is fixed for thepresent
year at 1,612,000 fr. of ordinary, and 12,500,000 fr.
of extraordinary, expenditure.
The Archbishop of Palermo bas addressed a cir-
cular to the clergy directing them to confine their
discourses in the pulpit to the preaching of the
Gospel.

THE INTERVIEW AT TOEPLITZ.
TOEPLITZ, PEDAL

At the gala dinner which took place yesterday,
Count Rechberg was decorated with the Cordon of
the Order of the Black Eagle, ucwly conferred upon
him. Baron von Schleinita wore the Cordon of
the Order of St. Stephen.
No toasts were proposed.
London, England, 1860-07-27

EXCIRE DUTIES BILL.

Bill committed —l;w iormi

CLEARANCE INW ARDS AND LLEN FOR FREIGHT
BILL
On the consideration of the ameadmeo
Yr. JOHN LOCKS opposed one of the'clauses as siring
a monopoly to the dock companies, and destroying the in-
terests of the proprietors of warehouses. The consequence
must be a great rise sei charges. He proposed that the
clause should he struck eat.
VE defended the clause.

A cil;isinutieiciooi place nn an amendment moved by
X. ♦rarox, whiels was negatived by 78 to lb.
The remaining amendments were agreed to, and the third
reading of the bill appointed for this day.

POOR-LAW BOAED CONTINUANCE BILL
This bill was read a t►ird thaw end passed.
CENSUS (809TLA..ND) BILL

The amen,ln;;nts to this bill were agreed to, and the
third reading was appointed for this day.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT KiPPLEMENTAL (No. 2)
LL.
This bill was read • third time and paned.

CORRUPT PRACTICES PREVENTION ACT (1834)
COFPII4IIANCE BILL.
Thii Lill pined tholes oxamittec
London, England, 1860-07-27

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(711011 OCR OWN

PARIS. THURSDAY EVENDIG.

It is positively announced by the evening go-
vernment journals that the expected "acqui-
escence "of the Porte in the French propositions
has arrived. What it is precisely that the Sultan
has consented to is yet a subject for inquiry. M.
orandguillot has been instructed to declare in the
Constitutionne/ that Franco is not preparing for
either an " occupation " or an " intervention " in
the East, but merely to "help " Turkey to repress
disorder. The Pays says that the bases of the
conventions " made " by the great powers, to
which conventions Turkey has "consented," are
laid down, and that diplomacy is now settling
the details. Both the Pays and the Petrie
say that the preparations for the expedition are
going on most actively, and that the order for the
embarkation is " imminent." It is quite certain,
notwithstanding a gratuitous denial of the Pm's,
that the departure of the expedition " was" counter-
manded, whatever orders may now have been given.
The Belgian journals—not only the Independance
but the Nord, which is a French government organ
—abound in details confirmatory of this fact.
Curreapandence goes further than the
evening papers ; for, while saying that the news of
the day is better because it shows the " com-
mencement of an understanding between the
powers," it adds that a convention " must have
been" signed to-day at the ministry for foreign
affairs. According to this authority, moreover,
the " acquiescence" of Turkey is not free from
restrictions and reserves, but it is intended to make
small account of them.

There is a rumour that Austria may possibly
attack Piedmont the moment Garibaldi seta foot
on the main land. In connexion with this very
improbable story it is material to notice a
still more improbable one, told by the Opinion
Nationale--viz., that Austria and Prussia have
made a treaty of alliance, in virtue of which
Prussia, in case Austria should make war in Italy,
will take care of her German posstssions for her.
At the Bourse the Rente opened 20c. lower than
yesterday, but after a languid day there was •
London, England, 1860-07-27

TERMLNABLII

Sir F. REll7lsait;ririr First 1;),d 74 the Treason:,
whether, in the event of a ham being effected upon Ter-
minable Annuities, it was the intention of the government to
introduce • provision in the bill to modify the mole of
eharfein respect of the income tax upon any annuities so
Lord PALMERSTON did riot quito understand the
point on which the bon. gentleman required information.
He apprehended that they could only take into consideration
the market value of the securities at the time.

Mr. HUBBARD I;liialtieflecretiiriof State far the
Home Department, what were the rates at which he esti-
mated the interest attaching severally to the Three per
Cent. Consolidated Annuities and to the Thirty Years
Annuities, given in ismisideration fur the loan of sixteen
million. which he made as Chanceller of the Exchequer in
April, lsSt,.
Sir G. C. LEWIS was not prepared to give the hot.
patleman a perfectly direct envier to his question. on
marmot of the manner in which the loan was contracted,
but ho would give him the best in his power. He assumed
that the km' of 16,000,0001. as& in April, UK Itiffht
have been raised at 881. ; and ads this prim el Consols was
901., that only allowed 21. for risk, which was • very mode-
rate allowance in time of war. The interest payable on the
money so raised would thus hare haw about 3f. Ss. per
1001. sterling. The remaining 111. the difference
between 881. and 1000 would represent an annuity of
14e. W. for thirty years, or at Oa Is papeeciley. The
interest payable ua that panic* of the lama which was
London, England, 1860-07-27

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cwci.
The mining market to-day is quiet, but prices
are steady. In the Stock Exchange, lady Bertha.
shares are officially marked 21 and 2p. The
other transactions have been chiefly confined to
shares in Rosewarne United, North Downs East
Roaewarne, North Roskear, and West Frances
mines.

St. John del Rey Mining 'litres are dull, and.
have been dealt in at 25 and 25k. Australian
Mining are marked
Vice-Chancellor Kindenley proposes, on the 3rd August,
to make a mat of 31. per share on the contributories of eta
East Dean Coal and !mil Mining Company.
At a meeting of the adventurers in West Wheal Margaret,
held yesterday, a call of fin. per share was made, and the
directors were re-elected. The sales of tin have of late
shown a considerable increase.

Bt;:et account., presented at the meet-
ing on Wednesday.:!ioe^d a credit hakince of 3,4541. 17s. 9d.
A dividend of 10s. per share was declared.
The Berriow Consols Mining Company have made a add
of 11. per sham

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS. DAY.)

Home grown supplies of all descriptions of corn,
and flour continue of the most limited character. No
or Irish oats during the week. The foreign supplies an
very heavy of wheat, barley, sad sato. The wheat, is.
addition to last report, principally Prussian, with oven/.
ammo Russian, Danish, and Swedish barley,
Danish
since from the Black Sea, and a little Russian and
since Wednesday. Oats : nearly 140,000 quarters again this
week, consisting of an immense quantity of Rican, and some
from other Russian ports, from Prussia, Sweden, and Den•
mark, sod a few COILIMEILIi. A large cargo of American
barrels of flour, and another large parcel of peas (Tons
Montreal. _ _ _ _

Very little English WHEAT on sale to-day, and holders d
foreign are firm, at Monday s prices.
BARLZT—Nut much doing, but quotations aa high ran
that day.
Oars—For inferior samples and out-of-conditioned or.
goes—of which there is a very large quantity—fully 6d.
per qr. law money is taken, but for all description of flaw
oats prices remain as on Monday last.
Bsaate and Pgats without change in value.
DAHER—Tn.& rather better for foreign. Country marks
about the same value as on Monday.
London, England, 1860-07-27

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

111 9}

13ellaPOOL. JULY 16.—Blekesilewad, 811 111)—alkadmian Stock,
941961—Eastern Comities, 11 6-16 11 7.l6—Geeat Northern Stock,
116116--Great Westerns 711 72—Laneuhire and Yorkshire, 1081
100—London and NorthWertern,lo3i leaf—Ditto 1-shares, 11 11-16
12 1346—Maachester, Sheffield, andLinooloshire,42l42l—Midiand
Stock, 1211 1211—North Width Stock, 64}644-6orth Stafford-
shire, 31 Std.—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock. 981
Ditto, York capital 83 tiki—iNtto, Lewil atock, 63
South Eastern, 26 Wl—West-Midland. Oxford, es 461-11
Rhenish, 44 d. d. Great Lusembourg, 61 7—Grand
Trunk of Canada, 7 7 1-16 Great Western of Canada,
111-16 118-16—Ditto. new shares, 9} 91 it—Buffalo and Lake
Hares, 6—Great Ship, 10s. 6d.112. Pd.—Mamma and Mosey
Marine Company, 13-16 f 9.
GIRYINGNAN, JULY 16.—There Is still an upward tendency In
the prices of all descriptions of stock, but the scarcity of stock
limits business. Salem were effected to-day In Great Western,
Birmingham Guaranteed, at 771—Ditto Preference, 101 ,caah)—
Birmingham and Staffordshire °sale!. shares', 42—and Wolver-
hampton Water Works, 9.
Matamoros, JULY na—A fair bualness, and the market very
strung all day, &Mai at the hest. Manses and Merseiys
Great Western, 714—Leeds 1061—London*. 1061—Ditto ,
121-BheOkelds,
Brian42l-11Idlan, 120I—Dovers, Wl—North ord,
31 d.—Canada, 114—U low k, p.—Baatern Counties, 11 7-16.

CRICIENT.—/LC.C. AND GIIOI7ND V. SII3I7IIIAN
Ccees.—This match was played yesterday at Lords. The
following is the score ILC.C., lit innings, 71 ; 2nd in.
nings, 69; Suburban Club, Ist innino. 29; 2nd innings, RC
Sumter e. Norm —This return match was commenced at
Nottingham on Thursday. and the following is the result
of the first day's play, :-Burrey, lit imams, 109 ; Notting-
hm. fir
haulage, lit
INLAND 13otentso. —By an act of parliament just
printed the Treasury may appoint the parish of Manchester,
the boroughs of Birmingham, Leeds and Sheffield, or any
of them, and others, " warehousing places." The ware-
houses are to be kept for the public accommodation of
merchants, traders, or others having coomion to deposit
goods therein for the security of customs.
London, England, 1860-07-27

THE LATE CONSUL BARBAB.

(From the Daily Ines.)
Our readers, we are quite sure, have not for-
gotten how worthily the late Consul Barbar stood
up for his country when Watt and Park, the
engineers of the Cagliari, were unjustly thrown
into prison by the late Sing of Naples. The fol-
lowing letter, from the father of Park, has been
sent to our correspondent at Naples, who has
resided there many years, and knew the worth of
the late Consul. We have great pleasure in print-
ing it :
TO THE COESESPONDKNY OT Ten DAILY NEWS AT NAPLES.

SIN—It was with great sorrow I read the accounts
relating to the death of Mr. Lewis Barber, at Naples, whose
decease, I believe, will be greatly deplored by the British
public when it is borne in mind bow that gentleman (when
acting consul in that city) so efficaciously performed his duty
in the defence of Watt and Parts (the latter my sou), while
in the hands of the Neapolitan authorities, whose extra.
ordinary conduct gave rise to universal reproach by the
English nation. It was in this instance, sir, that we have
to call to mind the good services of the late Mr. Barber,
whose actions on that occasion gained him universal respect,
wherefore we deeply deplore the loss of so worthy a man,
cut off in the beginning of an honourable career, leaving
behind a young brolly unprotected and destitute of sup-
port, and it is to be hoped sincerely that her Majesty's
government will take this case under their special notice.
Sir, failing this, I would happily trust that the English pub-
lic will not hesitate in coming forward to render a national
boon to his family in honour of his worthy services. And
I am, sir, desired by my son to communicate to you in his
name, and to say that he will be meet happy to give his best
support to so benevolent a cause, and in whatever way you
may propose ho will forward the same.--I am, &c.,
CHARLES PARKS, Sen.
Sardinian steam corvette Mommbons,
Naples, July 16.
London, England, 1860-05-15

MINES.--iAY

Two o'Onocs.
The mining market this morning has been
quiet. Lady Bertha shares are steady, having been
dealt in at 3, NI, and 31. Wheal Cupid are quoted
11 to 1# ; Wheal Edward, n to 3 ; Stray Park, 47
to 49 ; and East Wheal Russell, 111 to 12. East
Basset have been dealt in at 100.

The demand for„St. John del Rey Mining shares
continues ; transactions are officially recorded in
the Stock Exchange, at 28} and 28 for money,
and 28} for the new account. Other foreign, as
well as colonial mining shares, are very inactive.
The shame of the Devon New Copper Mining
Company (Limited) were quoted to prem.
The third ordinary general meeting of the Cheat Ranier
Land, Harbour, and liming Company (Limited) is called for
the 31st last.
At Resswarne and Harland United Mims meeting on the
30th ult. the accounts showed a' debit Wayne of 25/1.
2s. tid. A call of H. per shave was made.
The Central American Hieing Company (limited) have
received letters from Alotepeque, dated April 2, which
state that in consequence of an inert:Deed number of
labourers the works have progressed very satishitorily. and
it is expected that some bands for amalgamation will be at
work in November next. The surface works at the mines
approached completion. The yield of ore from the stops
in San Pantaloon showed a falling off. the quantity being 33
tons in the month. A new stope in San Daimon° level had,
however, been commenced, and produced very rich silver
ore. Bills of lading of 685 begs of silver ore, shipped per
Westboarne, have been received—weight abou 45 tons.
From Saint Day United Sitine%, the agent writes (May 12):
—" Num pool imagine shaft is improved, producing 3 tons
of good quality me pee fathom. 151 mid ern of Eillin,g's
is improving, now worth 301. per fathom. 154 end west of
Mamoru is looking a little better."
London, England, 1860-05-15

LATEST BY TEL BORAPH TO HALIFAX.

NEW YORK, NAY 3.
The Charleston Democratic Convention being unable to
nominate a candidate for the Presidency, his adjourned to
Baltimore for the 18th of June.
. . .

The stock market has improved. Ooton dosed dull
middling upland, 11c. Breadstnffe steady ; flour firm, and
prima of all qualities have slightly advanced. Provisions in
general dulL
NEW ORLEANS, MAT 2.
Cotkoa Is easier, but quotations are unchanged. Salon to-
day, 3,000 bales receipts in two days, 7,500 balm.
London, England, 1860-05-15

BANKRUPTCY AND LNBOLVENUY BILL.

Mr. BOUVERLE *lilted when this bill was income on
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the on •
very cruel one to put to him. (" Hear, ear," and a laugh.)
At present be saw no prospect of being able to Az • day,
bet be had urged hi noble friend at the heed of the govern-
meat to allow him to bring it on that day week, la the
hope that they would then make such pragrer in commit-
tee in the one night that afterwards they might proceed
with the clauses at a morning sitting.