The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

THE EXFRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1869.

EXPRESS FROM PARIB. CONFERENCE OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. SHARE LIS2S-..71118 DA). -
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Creme of a owes conarreownwr.)
Two °Twat. lee.
PARIS, Itu TOOT lIITIXT/10. This afternoon a meeting of the liberal member The railway share market to-day has ad- B
An extraordinary edition of the ifongeor, pub-
of the Hone dCoalman conned by the circular which winced, in sympathy with Consols. In London
bong osely this
line'. thus conspicuously printed in s afternoon, contained the toiletries, va
_ Minted le &Mears Ararat. was hold bWWII and North Western,' Midland, and Great Western
Rooms, St. Juana. The publicity which bad beam glum stocks the improvement amounts to i per cent., and me
telegram is ail to the intended mewl= led to • large attendance of the inmostof the other leading description,'to Ito #
the inane of a Tut sheet of whits paper : curious mamas, who found it Interesting to watch the arrival per cent. North Eastern stocks are dull. Present iss 1
Noma, Jun 4. of thelesaws *ad the rank sedate of her Majesty's opposition. quotations are se follows :-- London and 111 1
TIE ttttt 01 TO Tel INPANK, The time Sad for the meths( was 2 o'clock, but members North Western stock, 881 to f ; Great Is
Pont de Mama, 11.10, evades. began to salve earlier thee that, and by the appointed hour Western, liSi to 64 ; Lancashire and York- : 1
•WV Theory : there was • eery erwiedsil pliteriag. shire, 871 to f ; Midland, 97 to ; South East- *
s.goe peewee's, sad 15,000 of We mosey killed sad Lad Petunias tams la • ha-wheel cab, emu- ern 19 3.16 to 6-16 per share;Caledonian, 77 to #1 es
woad= wad by Sir George Grey and two other mew Eastern Counties, 64 to II ; Berwick, 861 to 87 se.
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Dents last. Mrs, end wen cheered as be entered the meas. York and North Midland, 70 to 71; North British, if
Nothing more of this most bloody battle is known Lord J. Reseal, some Una afterward,, arrived Is Bus. 63i to 1; and London and South Western, 881 a
sip to the time at which I write. The telegram, it Meyer de Relleschild'e chador, accompanied by the Boron; to 89.
will be perceived, has two dates, and leaves it doubt- h.kadadif wal 71°°1"d with °beers. we *Weed em elt* French and Lombardo-Venetian shares have risen its
the ether snivels Mr. Bright, Mr. Milner Gino', the considerably. Northern of Francs are quoted I toi whether the Emperor win present at the battle
Hsu* of Hertiagton, Sir M. Polo, Mr C. Wood, Sir C. 361 to I ; Paris and Lyons, 32f to 331. Loot-
er not. The natural construction of the despatch Nag*, Mr. B. James, Q.C., lik B. Hall, Mr. J. Wilson, bardo-Venetian Old, 2to If die.; ditto, New, 21 to ..,
seems to me to be that it was sent by the Emperor Mr R. Peel, Mr. IL Harbert, Mr. Cardwell, and the peat 2 dia. East Indian Railway stock is in demand, a
from Novara, whither his heaciAttarters were trans- body d the liberal arty. The umber present most have and is marked par.
(erred from Vercelli, and that his Majesty did not anianlidlOTTO7 alleril M. The other Indian lines are firm. Grand Trunk of us
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command 111 WOO" at the battle. The date of 2.118 dalbEnti"..
_e.a_swere at,..Faarrea• abla ideailml__,_re Famir..... Canada stook ia 6111- th.
" Magenta-bridge, 11.10, evening," is doobtless that '''."' say '''''' ."' them at the Fail° lb" ."•°°° °°•'7 ....* onlinfalltlf MAZZO AID 11700111 et.
et
to mislead the mask es to the Seal mmalusiona ea. I ra. I samara. I nacres err 're., wear :
of the dispatch forwarded to the Emperor by the
se
marshal who gained the victory. se
The great news is thus commented on in this LAW INTELLIGENCE. p aa."lield. c.....-.-. k.s. tr I: _
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evening's Pelvis: (THIS DAY.) s Womitr--.....-- ea i i
Victory is the may lanais to-day. A great battle has rremeLl..--..- iii 77i gel ti 1
.-...--- a elha ••• ••• US OP .' Was fought in the asigitheerhood of Magenta, • little town a Osman 4 • a
in Lombardy, en the road from Novara to Milsa, diet at bat COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. el Do. •i • aliz:iii-r - -
• De. a i ',i.e. phew ii, - -
• lees klbmetree km the left bank cf the Ticino. Five (Bobs'. lb. Commissions. °outburst.) 2 astXbard. a 8 II
Ithosiesd mbesers end Often thousand Austriaas killed tm its 111INAN AeD CH•ATIZIA-.TKI CONWIICIAL." s b Bn°B3° 104 It ift-l.
sad wounded, Meer proclaim the hot that the 4th of Yeas This wee the sitting for choice of essigaess to the same -..-- it ist. NI I is-
aaa iaa d diaia aiya which &kat. the faoa of a oaropato. matter of Henry Freeman and Charles Clbertar, are aullelooantser =I : se le L. as homed victuallers, who lied kept se *Amy
Ws had mermen f ens opposed to us. A Vienna despatch the "Oommercid" restaurant In Cheeped.. Debts damn st. nu Ludas ....--.. ll et lk.
of the led, pablithed at Berlin yesterday. Mates that 2,0004 were proved, chiefly by wino merchants end
parr a
Ile4a4= Ni
Ousel Gyelai bed remoad his head-quarters to Ab- men who had been employed to St up the prelates. • pre- rs: 04 151 241 li et.
biste-Orono, in order to be able, at • given moment, bolinerY statement of elfore. Prepared by Kr. 'flap, to --lII= eni fton "M.
so employ the whole of his ...trot" saroao. ft io the
creditors •003011.tant, show, a sum of 4,6301. des to fil! tree -.....- We 991 NI
80 it 2 II
open accounts and 3001. to those bold-
ing of
evident that thew en the '' eenonttrotel forces" which ere ins sorority. The security held 14 valued at' 2,0005., 01.seemas larji.i tr, tu ea.
bare just met and conquered. Thla news has been relayed leaving an estiontad surplus of 1,7001. as area. sad the 2 ,IMM, etr.....Wm0r.........ax eli 1.14.. eh 4 e
by the Perinea population with • reel enthusiasm. Oar plant and dock are milled at 2,8141. Messrs. Goodfellow ""' Vii --airdarie • 5:2° a st
gaieties Is whet it ever was, and the income of sue arms end Flwd,,...bad.le,L..sev on hire to the riala•wii
of 7b0.01.; they
.1 g:: . . --..::: ili m::
is ewe our arse thought. To-morrow we shall th'elt of our ~;aa°3:t•l7ofo°,l,3a ii-er-c;nanili re. question
the lion li.:s t°, I: SO sainseiTant . if -ilaw VI f
tomes; foe, =fortunately, glory always coats dear. Magenta established, the assets will be augmented by that amouTt. 31 I 4. • llf ire als a date and a saws to inscribe in our grand annals. The following creditors were appointed trade sadism :- ..,/ heDa
adeirptia a ; CI el
The Pays says : Mr. James Cobbett, cabinet maufacturer, of Deptford; and a Jl.Omat in aria
ea
Mr. OMF Onausirobil, looking.glass manufacturer, of t Ili Ti. on 81
It was am Jose 3 that the French array crowd the Tides. Rum. n. Mr. Nicholson is the °Mole! ; 'end r l'a wall".. a et.
The despatch from heed-quertent, dated June 4, does art Meows. wanes, Smith, and Feed= are the Nikita* t 21°Mms ....u.... g d ...... el
say en what points the passage was effected. But those ender the beakruptcy.
points may easily be guessed at on looney ea the map, Mr. lawmen stated that on a moderate computed= the II rut==.......-• ..... NST el 44 71 84.
Three roads lead from Novara to the teaks of ahem ~," would yields ?„.d.90/s, .. sad
seeseeeiee to We bankrupts . 0 ottaawoolora •• 2 2 74 ei
deo. The tint and rola direct goes through - H
His csoarowimvudool the'
onrariSfr‘ accordingly--leelallow S ljeerrreAbas•llwieneald WI"-
• a et
Closed to the brides (now destroyed) of Baden ito he theressed to 31. 10s. sod 21. 10a. • week, in the event A Lin", n. = '• ""
the wooed, more to the north, framers Gallen of the socounte Wag filed in time for the (ruminative tre ■grail ; ; :
sad descend, to the ?kis° nearly opposite the met*. N lars thuds fteiss la $ St
108 se Se W IL
linage of Tarkda•• • alma area, known la car ,a___iallitur, The beskrapt„ a cornM-deUer"Orar. tford, cot tat his 2 ,="6" = - . .... ___. _ _ d
.1.: the third. Sill more T. the north, Pain monh certificate. Debts, 1,630 i. ; ta•saets and property held sheet in N. Issisiu-Drat
Camtri nod Pleoheecn, and making a curve, canoe back to 6004 44 De ILLS. lau et Eft °
a. me Ds the Ticino at a point a few metres off from the toad to Mr. Lserwelatfte the assignees, oStrwl se amotakm. too era...: I: N. Galles At the moment when see Ineyecroseed the Ticino, Mr. Collier, • wilier for 1,0001. refrained from modes; is tes rens ....~.
Gamow Grew somoobir ha. .......a.. a /.....ha., hed so that Wee weal boa good diVidend fee W. other creditors. ,1121.3.
The haskrep staid that he bed bean in burn= 19
just his Gedliere. end *mewl his 9sinfillerinrs 63 ahhiste- years without theme or comprmaiig with hi crediting. illtlaMe=alaba,..,,_-- 4lB ft " lig
Gan= en the left bank of the nein sin kilometre. above Ilia limns pealed • setud-soar esalikerse. 1•1 1 weee.„ • wawa W a
lklisissi. The ps•rue of the hearth army meet therefore re RI 80111111. Poke. a g g -7.-=::::
~" es
-i
hen him elected is sight ef the Ansbien who attempted Tb• ballarearaalyinee-L ad 130' 'lleba'e'wead, sod - el- 12 ''''-- 3- IC9 7-11 MgII-ferseh . T
ar war the dinned examine- Ile .... • Ni 241
le WOW iv sad were, se we hews regaled with tics mearisg. Themeoesta, prepared by Nesse.. Hart, chow i M it= 7-- 71 3 N
dddodar. Is.. The, bet part of the eampalga will a at the begleadag of Nig of 374 The bankrupt au • onus ell 4 ek. °
sel has fended • eatery reputation for 04111MISI lintel. wen 2,40 le nesseurei ceeditme; assets, about 300!. IN nee=
Ws es nut thsesbre surmised to learn that Use yesterday, Mt. gieholke. the °Meta eedliew, "WWI that the books kOt =wad... •
~, d •
h.d. 4, the feld-utgemetsr Ms been placed seder the gun bad b.'. iff.gUlifl7 kept, a" the "la some were to a th: I" "mmthIMMII*I.6;"4I 10 al great extent asyoulsed ;eke rending • beleace of ash un- en nun W as-
11l Ili flinneleip Of Bus de Hess, Wee has been seat by the Hu simisieg eie egyalf, se mamma ill Ili 811
per Funs Joseph en • mision to the bead-quarlors of The bankrupt peed unopposed. ehe ear -- .... -..-- - -
the second corps. What hes peed slate Jae 3-that le to hi Tale eat Nes
s N 46
al Sals=l.l46'irSkr. .. - my, shut tlis yams. se As Tides. sod sirs the amine ide Wint
which drove beck Oyeld tour* Rana, The tarsi* THE POLICE COURTS. .0 w.s.w.....ion.asi:
and..., " A spleadid and glades. battle spied the satire
(THIS DAY.) is 2 EttlaStarti) r It
. w. - - Assiriss may at Yagoda an the read le Men." As our
is su Do. gm CM .o ...
--.-- N all Ds Noma OM v.
illeS7 gem forward ea the Usk* of w, leispaphic coon
miminsisse astemarfty hums men sod men an. yy....agate NAILS'.
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about aa
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It be isassevwt eistshi dr* the esessay has each .8,4;:e kw,* bapZik."=.".l67,...."„,,,,i'Vwrirrar":
rianthenow Wean= ,
es able shred tesepthers. we met not, theme lag stoles ewe hiring, three sheen ..a two pillow-ems, st, 1 pa. r assess. I Clads onset Sus '
him, is suspissi if thin aside he was Sloe the property of he landlady. ea bee arm • farrier 40. *IS et se
sic IMtwees the pablicatke of the Wean of the guy The *MAW Pis** less sa entrsordtseri Instance of IS its OM
...di be awed se ai, aki.ad ai ft ma diatom, the inane hive Me gbh. She had been 'regain y charged at St. We Ohertilikerbese lee - -
this coed with amthemses, ad It had bean southuss on 2.11 chim.,,•we, pir,....... N •
up... 18 ad"Melig I. laablre, at rtes heed '4 a woe' smeary to wheel bet hese the public-house in • banes, from m no-- 74.---161,.- -. • toe iii
silken. *my, asenntealed wear Ide olden wish a military which she VMS emptied into the dirtiest sad darken et. IN a. omen ne..ie.- is } tit 11, _
maughs as well ceaseived as ably executed, and the terser. When amid 10 the Meission-beast on Saar- t loses It se,eilne. di" 4 : /11 11: _
Wham popuiedes meld him se liberator. day "lea wee Me day for examination, sad she had meroely se. eas iteni4 mr 80 SI
sea= ef ceeraes a her sermon. Her star in the sto.io ea. we IL
The Pays also contains the following paragraph. banana., km la di, 4. ' a' et for sealees. .17. Oes y perectly restored her to ;
m les Sta.
Marne at the great events of the day : her nesse.
earl= 117 119
M Lis.2l:lll 111. us 111
",..d A . c • , n..... a ~. aa i yiae a aniamiadby d Ilse tandislyd Islesesble penis in her 76th year, said the E a ionlo 104
pint was thoweigible. and that the mow sup . i.e *Pr
or 2 stfielLailvact el ete
her alb Ws estae Arai= form. liflatamileare Menswear her Mina generally found its way to the gin s eseeeralso, 11 111
le that haulms elsepataless, rubel hem Terms and shop. end her for the station-house. The es-tides ig OS m..olMmoo. .1; 171 MI
sides. ill p.sL -.. DI N
Thee, stele Skit Gemmel Hyoid •lied ameentrated Ids weell **ad from** room. sad the Fellow se 4 tr.
wale army ou the tuber suds et the Ticino. According to is
I".err " 16.1.'"aa
spberlret steumittra ga"tib°l"dut re by
ells
e Z 91 le
ear candatises the Anstriss items et Magenta meet Are se, wise eif, bid aim with the. When she winner went en thus ea to 170 7
esseated to st hest 114,0110 men The Preach army IVY up tent ran end asked kr what she had done with the Nei late. ta. it 11 1
meal stye ago pointy, she hops is nes bar Us, and left her mark whirr sit ...I 11 14 SI
al t
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la it 1
11 is keen that vino. the 4th, the operatics. ef Gyulai 'ter& elehek-_,,,a
she had takes the ta, _,_ m
• rendes e.T. lii. ton us - way awe directed by Dann de Ira It is, theriden the dI; wise of eery °"... to boa bread far ainaitTd"."l"6" 0. 44, Ll:Liridui..... tr. _ _ 1
his pond of the Amuse merles she hes bees debuted Tr, Lard Meyer espelt4 to sea ball 2 • mierrable object, It I. Pie" Pwr .4 11 di.: ".
almost seder the 'nth d Maw. end ea stud biz lio imprisonment fur 14 days up= the pen 1 erthartilieL - -
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Napa* beeeedwth aidersesi, le • small town of 6,000 ode Mien _ Ins IL . IN IN tar
ishabibasta, aniseed seer Naviglie-Oresde. It is the SU CLERHENWELL. al sallOseu • .. r W
11.91110XA11.1 PICiroCKErS.-COMMITTAL. Ai lowa itsZL. ao. Ns In tn I
swim eu lb. Miles reed hem Nevus by Blade*. Alien Lased Issrph Lay, two trill-known sad &Aka- zz,,__,---------- 4 1,,r. t
Magenta • ►hat 24 kihmetne wed of Niles. The heals of ably Idled gees( men, were charged with attempt's; M - •"'T-11-,,,;a i
Jae 4 pieces to miltal of Lotibenly la our power. At plek pecialls-a Islington.
pisultaKsii I; 141
the boa et which we write, the &opera lespolsos hes Mr. The... Wakshay appeared for Loa at ri: vat= 160 102 1110
11l 04
dosebtises surd Mika. Pr= the evidence of Sergeant Evans, 22 O. it Wee/a as Nu sun endelbe if
the diet he was es deity be plain clothe. when he saw the pri- me=nusSa it ICI ill 4
The Pres" Alm* that the immense loss of mem pass, end fru tisk measer that they wen ea Delent..4 P.N. - -
gamy " gine the measure of the proportions of this . 107 109 bed chewier he them sad sew King. who were a 5 as, ..
sess several ladies sad esquire the way to eete.. ites et:
156. d.
tattle,the result. of which w e shall doubtlesssoon learn LIT a/aema siphisi. He also saw him eon.* the 80
from ulterior despatches. If we understand the el these hike end eamweeds jota Lee. He (iitasserbp;o-1. g reeibiTilffin. _ irg r_ ila i
dispatch aright, the battle was fought at Magenta, land "ii, diaamitaa" ad sdaii:iribayaaa= end jaidiiVicettf hie ga..._ iMtr,'...rojea••• IF M
priests statios, eray
a small town in Lombardy, at a short distance from oath sass. King vu. a weft-harea thisf, and had lee g: r "see. . 100 an 4
1
the Pietintootase franks in • direct lice from Buffs,- before aerdeted Olinger. ellowe* et ell new
Mr. Wskelig seleasel the ea= kr Lee, and contentied *. psi ire ire I
lon. It wee probably at Beaton that the allied diet e,e ceee wee made set swayed, caw, e.g._ or •Illt :sit 1191 11311 I
armies effected the passage of the river. Magenta ii Le. was disalme red Mai seatemeed te three swathe: rz; ....t7614. c lot
hard Moor fa the Mew el Ceneeden. are.. & Issatame.A.emew
sight kilometres from Abbate-Grasso, where the
SLAHLIIOIIOIIOII-STILIIIIT. g ter.....-f,:i. di' gas despatches of yesterday placed the head-quarters esioltrenno se Maw Sete 'DOAK'S. dame
tithe Austrian gray.' Nary lfserlis„ • mei estabaniseldes wealth was plated id hat e_e_!_.edt.,
, et the her before Mr. Bingham, charged with steelier at 10, I leiTioTroa4l is ;a
I
I have no doubt that there will be partial ilium- pheethily. 76 mg, of silk, ads valued 161. 145., the Pro- LI. Irsedmeitamis ii C
latices in Paris this evening. It is the universally party of Wm. Rd
sod others.
- received opinion that the Emperor must by this time
.Fredericsetwoo Goal: Baotou, sedstant to We prosecutor, the is
seta of Jo, Piccadilly, rid that en le
have made a triumphal entry into Milan. Indeed, &annoy afternoon the prisoner ragme.j.rgo the shop sad pa- ih., 1., 1 ii...".mallell
;Garr parr,
SATS 1
at..
if the victory announced to-day war decisive there weell.ert 712, ride er
which atlh and mee
requestdlor It,
sentwrih6,trgeig gau am..,,,„.,,A.0., lt 4 la
caa have been nothing to prevent him. Milan is an '
plass. li. (wham) W•• spoken to by • person, which in- m i amilikkaiLlifiziiia rir ib IS
to
open town. It is to be remarked, however, that the dud his te go outside, and he then noticed the prisoner 1 W., enAner_WalsmJasala 1 I 103
p Sr... He returned to the shop, sad s! 3 ...ie.- - ~,. da -., : : ; 4 •
sheet despatch says nothing of having taken any rerznr. macaw", and en did so. sie as - a
artillery from the Austrians, and it is possible that Me. Robeeitops, one of the partners in the den. said g . .....
this may have retired in good order. At present we when the primmer returned to the shop, he, standiali dose 3° sU NisimilMe...--• IN I SOO
t
of her at the time, sew the silk produced drep trees eerier se geom. ... _ 40
have no facts from which to estimate the extent her clothe,. It was 76 yard+ In length and aY the Use of p g art= Wier:
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the victory beyond the immense slaughter on the 151. He add losisro go into • private rO,Oll,
tat she did g :
a ei ft i
Austrian side, and, ea not • word is said of the so. but .77,4,,..."..ric...v:LTev606ut, to gat away. LA, the : is taw alb& :: :
J• French loess', we are without materials for compels- grader late caudy, end received the silk predated at the I WW
Idlees= •••• et.
-•
11 I fle. :um
tin resealing. Nine. -01AKII
The primmer wee remade& there being strong ram* C all te.esollieseee -.
The marriage of Mdlle. Lefebvre, of the Opera believe thet she is • practised shoplifter. all ffaira
Cori:iron, with her brother artists, M. Faure, of the 2 it,t.,,",prii,la. 7 1 It a
. I a ts.._4l.t. =saw. 17 la 4
tame theatre, wee celebrated yesterday M. Moo" A BOY HILLID.-A fatal accident occurred In e I rd.__ td, MI i
quad, the Emperor's prints secretary, and M. Stresireeren es Seaga= afternoon,rlerraw
on the site of the 1 er r ; et U.
feudal saw Amin Courts for the Salford
oatßendre se Seim 31 e eas sys
Meyerbeer were two of the witnesses. A few mesa have remedy boss mind In gettiag t el
ssal - the bricks keneng the foundation of the well I en sea of it a. I
R,,,Tov. PROCIIIDINGS AT !War DALE.-Yester- towards Least= arrest of the late Sirsagewb7t7Hal; i 4 bid - -
47.1...... bd. lea sad fire o'clock, JUMP exceed- and at the part clams they were waking en Saterday, 460 411
T, lefty ri.0189 proceedings mend le College...treat, Rock- depth wee about eix lest. The ettnoundiag soil being i
... - ' -
S ri. ......
ta
ed•'• morally knows as lathery, and one or two sante.
sla:s,rfertlenhe was pieced spinet it and find by • y penes:
te
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ciatdrously injured. It apron that boa eighteen to arose 31/. la thia snots things were whoa the teen li es;
emery navies employed at the Oldbsm Waterworks, is work ix the day at dieter tne oa Enure Nara
deal itneeel!!" l4 . ~.,
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(vim "son iede the t 0.., get drunk, and vowed lay. Aboat Om o'clock several lade were playing all est
Amire M
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rror,:mos open the Irish. Per several wt eke pat Wade bat wed ball cm 'a level portion ofl the pits,
kolas &dead_ tg _p_a_kt Es.._.
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Mr" 4tcalonielly takes plea emongat the harries sad the from the point named; but the
it bat was hit
it by ono W is ees ;=:fs.•r'
.. 12
an
bs*b. Arrow roar teem* the =reify began to knock the little fellows, mid wad be rolled a ea mane*.
foci elpidree ha the street, and vmug boy. who week I. Mao the hole. A nee, spirited boy, named Applowhits --
the no. swearing what they woeld-do at the Irish. At tale about eleven yews old, ran atter the ball, sad his pSy.
reenter OBLIOATIOWIL 1
16`k blind becalm hot, sad a 'whit of retaliation wee the fellows, who saw him jump doer", "raised without temise, , ... _ . I
ow.
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mcsoloeseb. Seeing too weak, they went for a namber of be two or three Uliaatte, thinkin he woe marching kw *6 16104.1 nare i
conatrysein hod .. The Noun" About 100 aim. By the bail amidst the Dekko which they knew to beat the g J=l"l2 : :
Aie time or es Ss pelisses bad got ,pea the apse, bottom. Bat is fact, he had Napa first upon the moss- ; g vii,.,..,......., _
aid the nen.. were driven dons Holland-sun bat thsy piece, which yielded under him; and 54 the same in- ca, es Nte,reeiae ao
d one al OA Dli. 4VSIGINIL.. ... .. Iv- at rowed Mr. Brie. ley's mill, and seals mu late Mast the cross-piece jellaba his ask against
whisk
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ma: I
It
F ,:-2, •mi"... Thousend., of people bad now passed the vide pieces sad he was buried by the w a De. Menet . II 1*
' r"b•r. The frith samousded the mean and • regales, was Medd sad fell ha. When some of his cofiendes.: : 2 nennen.Vadtmenik a m
etht took Sam Some were semi with pokers, ethers length west to the spot, they flood the hole lied,
Mtirliaral•
Y•ti keine. and other kinds of blud 'llse =vase oily • eilthesd hand protruding to toll where their late I til, Vieutiaia_ mil is T..
-if-ref swiftly. Ole man, nand Send, got very tja
mate was dying. An alum was given, some of the § a donee mil
a It
toessenced to mrape any the teas of earth, and the II au drommo•ly wonder' epos the heed thee, sad Wed
rm. who had been eng;rood li : po. 11 Se
1,,,,,""17 elan the f south. The ands., iheding that whew* doom. of the lobes i
od . _ t
death
wok pee
mama ~_
'-"/ led an chaser, got eat of the rest se ones as possible. es the sommitics was soon ob a c ...the_ 4 we ease lei se
mei s maim Wind the t own. The sue. WA. neigh- beim the hay 03.33 bs "freolf mother, is "R:ocarotr,oolit § asst ° • Tit at
14441.41 up to " cielook Sat ended was kept in • Ile the house of the widow.
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The great victory achieved by the Allies has ex-
cited considerable sensation in the City, and has
caused a decided advance in the Stock Exchange. After
rising nearly 1 per cent., Consols are now quoted I
to 1 per cent. higher than they closed
on Saturday. The principal purchases ap-
pear to have been for account of
speculators for the fall. The settlement is in full
program,. The rate of " backwardation" on Con-
sols is 1-16 to 1 per cent.

In the other departments of the Stock Exchange,
the tendency of prices is likewise upwards.
At the official opening of the Paris Bourse this
day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the
Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 63fr. 90c. for
the account, but soon receded to 63fr. 80c. The
latter quotation, however, exhibits a fresh rise of I
per cent. compared with the last price of Saturday.
Consols are officially marked 921 to 93} for
money, and 94 to 94 for the 7th of
June. The present quotations are 93} to
for money and to-morrow, and 94 to I
for the Bth of July. Bank Stock has been dealt in
at 219 to 220; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at
91{ to 921 ; the New Three per Cents., at 91{ to 921;
the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year
at 941; Indian Bonds, at Bs. to 9s. dis.; and Ex-
chequer Bills at 225. prem.

The foreign stock market is quiet, bat generally
firmer. Turkish Bonds have recovered 1 per cent.,the
Old loan being quoted 69 to 70, and the New, 58 to
59. The enquiries extend to Spanish, Portuguese, and
Sardinian Stocks. Sales are reeorded u follows :
Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 1852, 90,
ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 76 ;
Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84, ex die. ;
Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 171; Porta-1
geese Three per Cents., 1853, for socoanr, 421;
Russian Four.and-a-Dalf per Cents., 931, 94;
Sardinian Five per Cents., 771, 77, ex di,. ;
Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 401, 41; ditto
New Deferred Three per Cents., 281; ditto for
account, 281, 281; Turkish Six per Cents.,
I 1864, 68 ; ditto for account, 70, 681, 691, 69 ; ditto
Biz per Cents., 1868, 58 ; ditto for account, 581, 58 ;
ditto Guaranteed Foar per Cents., 1011.

Business in the discount market was more active on
Saturday, being the4th of the month. Bills appear to
have been very well met. The supply of money was
excessively large, and choice paper was negotiated
between 21 and 2.1 per cent. There were scarcely
any applications at the Bank.
The residue of the gold by the Ocean Queen, from
New York, was taken on Saturday for the Continent,
besides the 144,0001. by the Kangaroo. The specie
by these vessels consisted for the most part of Ameri-
can eagles, a coin peculiarly suited to the wants of
continental buyers. There were no gold operations
at the Bank.

The influx of gold from Russia bids fair to con-
tinue, for the government is anxious to keep up the
exchange, which the stoppage of the shipments of
gold would at once throw down. The latest quota-
tion at St. Petersburg is not higher than 33 1-18 d.
The steamer General Codrington is expected at Lon-
don to-day, with at least 40,0001., and more will
come by the suooeeding packets.
The flow of specie from the United States likewise
I continues, the Penis having arrived on Saturday
with the enormous sum of 601,0001. A considerable
portion of this is probably on foreign account. The
Tamar, from Brazil, has brought 57,628/. in specie.
The other imports of the precious metals an-
nounced last week were unusually large. Our
list includes 208,0001. by the Niagara, from Boston;
173,0001. by the Ocean Queen, and 144,000!. by the
Kangaroo, both from New York; 24,6001 in gold
from Turkey ; 89,000/. by the Edward Hawkins,
from St. Petersburg; 147,9001, by. the PIUSna, from
;
the West Indies and Isthmus; 28,400/. by the Ellen
Stuart, from Melbourne ; and 18 cases of specie by
the Adonis, from Oporto.
The value of these arrivals (irrespective of those
announced on Saturday) is not leas than 820,000/. The
bulk of these large remittances has been sent to the
Continent, but a portion has found its way into the
Bank. It is probable that some considerable addi-
tional amounts will be retained here.

The price of bar silver has declined to 621. per
ounce. A supply of Mexican dollars (about 32,0001.),
just received from New York, has been sold for
Chins at 61d. per ounce. _ _

A gloom was cut over the Stock Exchange on Sa-
turday by the news of the sudden death of Mr. Hewitt
Bostock, from injuries reoeived through being thrown
from his dog-cart on Friday, in a lane near Carshal-
ton. The deceased,who was to partnership with his
brother, wu an old and wealthy member of the
Stock Exchange, and one of the principal dealers in
Consols.

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The advice, received by the Brazil mail describe
the progress of the traffic on the Pernambuco Rail-
way as still favourable. The works on the second
section were being pushed forward, and the men
were through the tunnel. The number of labourers
engaged was 2,500, and a thousand more could be
had without difficulty, so that there can be little
doubt of the completion of the works within the
prescribed period, so far as the supply of labour is
concerned. Plans of the whole of the third and
part of the fourth section were finished, and the sur-
veys of the latter will soon be completed.
The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo-
Venetian Railway Company, for the week ending
the 27th inst., was 41,6911., being 18,8161. more than
in the corresponding week of last year; and that on
the Lombardo-Venetian line 11,8301., showing an
increase of 2,8891.

The weekly traffic return of the Great Wasters
Railway of Canada, received on Saturday, shows a
decrease of 8201. sterling.
The settlement of the list of contributories of the
National Alliance Assurance Company is to be pro.
seeded with in the Court of Chancery on the Bth
instant.

The Submarine Telegraph Company will take
possession of their new and commodious premises in
Thres.dneedleetreet at the end of the present month.

The undermentioned vessels are to convey Admi-
ralty stores, viz. :—The Alciope, for the Mauritius;
Petit, for Corfu ; Oscar (steamer), for Gibraltar ;
Craigievar and Hero, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
and the Conqueror, for Colombo. The Council of
India require stores to be taken to Calcutta and
Bombay.

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Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 3 for
next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning a
921 to 933, tell to 923, "sellers," and closed at 921
to 1. For money the lut price wu likewise 921 to
3, and for the Bth of July 921 to !, or equal to 913
to lex div. The " backwardation" to the July
settlement was about 1-16 per cent. The official
businees report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 93, 933, 921; ditto, for ;amount
(7th June), 933, 93, 921; Three per Cents. Reduced,l
92, 921; New Three per Cents., 923, 92, 923, 911;
Bank Stock, 220; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures,
issued in 1858, 943; ditto Scrip of the New Loan,
93/.
Exchequer Bills have recovered la, closing at 18s.
to 225, prem.
The foreign stock market was quiet, and in some
instances prices were rather weaker. Turkish stooks
have fallen 1 per cant, the Old Loan closing at 87
to 88, and the New at 66 to 67.
In the market for Bank shares to-clay the prin-
cipal inquiries were for Union of Australia and Eng-
lish, Scottish. and Australian Chartered. Ottoman
were rather flat. In the market for miscellaneous
shares scarcely any alteration occurred. British
American Land shares were officially marked 28,
and London Dock stock 80.