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Mr. DUNLOP said the am;iidinent would have a
larger scope than was intended, and he therefore must
oppose it.
The LORD ADVOCATE took a similar view. He
thought it would affect the rights of private fonndat►nu
where them right of nomination had been vested in town
councils.

After some further discussion, the amendment was
withdrawn.

Sir W. DUNBAR moved a proviso, to the effect that
the patronage hitherto exercised by the town council of
Edinburgh should be transferred to seven curators, bar
to be named by the town council and three by the
University Court ; the term of office to be four years.
Mr. COWAN opposed the amendinent ; but if it was
proposed as a compromise he should not stand in the
way.
The clause was then agreed to, with Sir W. Dunbar's
addition, which was as follows :—" And the right of
nomination or presentation to all professorships in, the
University of Edinburgh, in timers past and presently
exercised iiy the Town Council of Edinburgh, or by one
or more of the members taereef, shall be transferred to,
anti in all time coming be exercsed by, eevea curators
to be nominated as follows : within two months from and
after the date at which this Act shall some into opera-
tion, as hereinafter provided, the Town Council shall notni-
nate four curet oai, and the University Court of the said
University shall nominate theremaining three curators;
provided, that, except the Lord Provost, no member of the
Town Council, or of the University Court, shall be eligi-
ble as a curator ; and the curators- shall continue in
office for four years .; and in the event of vacancies in
the office of curator .occurring from death, resignation,
or any other cause, the vacancies shall, as respects the
four nominations made' by the Town Council, be filled
up by the town council, and shall, as respects the other
nominations, be filled up by the university cJort, for
the remainder of the period unexpired."•
Clause 14 was then proposed, and ;lam blanks-le-ft for the
names of toe commeeioners were proposed to be filled
up as follows Grace John George 1) ,uglas Camp-
bell, Doke of Argyll ; the Right Hon. George Hamilton
Gordou, Earl of Aberdeen ; the Right William
David Murray, Earl of Mansfield ; the Right Hen.
Duncan Mc Neill, Lerd Justice General and Lord
President of the Court of Session ; Sir William Gibson
Craig, of Riccarton, Bait. ; John Liglis, Esq., Lord
Advocate for Scotland ; James Craufurd, E•q., one of
the Senalete, of the College of Justice ; William Stirling,
Esq., of Keir; James Monoreiff, Esq. ; Alexander
Haetie, Esq.
The names were agreed to and the clause was ordered '
to be added to the bill.

Mr. ELLICE, sen., remarked upon the extensive
powers given to the commissioners, powers which the
Home Secretary would hesitate to give any body of men
in England
Mr. WALPOLE raid it was intended to ire .rt in the
bill a clause requiring the cotrirnis,ioners to lay before
Pariia.iient their resolutions 15 da)s before they were
put. in force.

Mr.• GLADSONE said what be wished to see was the
Scotch degrees brought up to those of England which
he did not think could be done while Scotland main-
tained four Univenities. The greatest good in his
opinion would be effected if the four Universitie4
were consolidated into one all the colleges arranging
themselves under it as a central body. He did not
think any loss by doing so would be occmioned, but, on
the contrary, a positive advantage would be gained.
What be was most anxious for was, that powers should
be given to the commissioners to inquire into the poma,i..
bility of consolidating the four universities into one.
This would involve upon the commissioners the duty of
inquiring and reporting the result to the Crown, nod if
it was found that the feeling wro sows a
proceedin7, moan. (—old no otken ultimately to carry
the effect of which would be to elevate
the higher branches of education in that country. He
therefore moved an addition to the clause, to the effect
that the powers be had mentioned should be given to
the oemmis,ioners, and that in the event of her Maje-ty
granting a charter to the central university, the four
existing bodies tnight be authorised t, surrender their
powers of granting degrees to the new university. (Hear.)
The LORD-ADVOCATE stated the addition pro-
posed by the .right hon. gentleman would not be pre-
sented at the present moment. He suggested that it
might be proposed upon the bringing up of the report.
After a short discussion, the words proposed were
withdrawn, on the understanding that they should be
brought forward on the bringiu4 up of the report.
The clause, with a few other verbzl amendmaits, was
then agreed to.

(LEFT SITTING.)

MARKET N 6 w&---(Tais Day.,

CORN EXOfIA.NGS.
.GENET AL AVERAGE PRICES _OF BRITISH CORN
For.the.woek ended Juno 31, 185 S, Made up from the' Re-
turns of the InsieutorS in the different Cities and Towns in
Eugland.and Wales, per Imperial Quarter.
BARLEY I OATS RYB I BEANS PEAS
31:v ld 255101, 33s 10d g 42i 31 I 41s 3
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGES.

WII EAT
43s Od

WHEAT BARLEY I OATS RYE BEAKS I PEAS
44s 3d 32s lid 2653 3d 31s 8d 42s 2,1 42s 111

ENGLISH GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK
Wheat, 67,915; , barley, 933 ; oats, 3,549 ; rye, 57;
beaus, 1,700 ; peas, 103 quarters.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

Our market to-day was .seasonably well supplied with
beasts, in which a fair average business was transacted, at
Monday's currency. The shoW of sheep was good as to
number, bat their general quality was inferior. Most
kinds were a slow inquiry, and, in some instances, the
quotations gave way 2d per 81hs. Lambs, the supply of
which was on the increase, were dull, and 2d per Sibs
Inwer than on Monday. There was a large supply of
calves in the market, and the veal trade ruled heavy, at
barely stationary prices. Pigs and witch cows were in
improved request on former terms.

Per Blbs to sink the offais.

d. s. d.I A. d. s„ (1,
Interior Beasts.... 3 oto 3 2 PriraeSouthdowu 4 4 4 8
Becloud quality.... 3 4 3 6 Large orse. calvoe 3 6. , 4 0
Prime largo oxen 3 8 4 0 Primo sali! do_ 4 2' 4$
Primo Scots, &c. 4 2 4 4iLarge hoga
Inferior Sheep ,„3 2. 3 6 Small porkers ~, 4 2 4 4
Second quality „.3 8 3 10'Suckliug calvos 20 0 -23 0
Prime erse.-wlled.4 0 4 2; Quarter old pige 19 0 24' 0
Lamb, .5a 4d to 6.3 Sd.

TOTAL SUPPLY.

FOREIGN SUPPLY.

Boasts
Sheep and lambs 13,500
Calves OOO
Pigs 420

Beasts ll2
Sheep and lambs .. COO
Calves 390
Pigs '

MEAT MARKETS.

NETNATE AND LEADENHALL.—The demand for each
kind of meat continues heavy, at our quotations : —Beef,
from 3s Od to 48 Od ; Mutton, 39 2.1 to •4s 4d ;_ Lamb,
5s 4d to 6s 2d ; Veal, 3s 64.1 to 4s 4d ; Pork, 3s Od to
4s 01 per 81ba by Ala carcase.

SOUTHALL, June So.—The supplies of stock here to-
day were good, and the trade generally rued heavy, as
follows:—Beef, from 3s Od to 4s 4d; Mutton, 3s 6d to
4s 6d ; Lamb, 5s ca to 6s 4d ; Veal, 4s 03 to 4s 6d;
Pork, 3s 6d to 4s 01 per Blbs, to sink the offal.
?WILFORD, June :',o.—Tbe supplies of stock were ex-
tensive, and the dem7n(l was in a sluggish state
de-
clining currencies: -- Beef, from 3s 2d to 4s 4,1; ' at
Mutton,
33 4(1 to 4s 6d ; Lamb, 5s 6,1 to is 8d ; Veal, 3s 10,1 to
43 6d ; Pcrk, :is 41 to 4s Od per Blbs ; Store Pigs, —s to
—s; Milch Cows, 171 —s to 1W 103 ; Lean Cows, —1
to ---1; Suckling Calves, —s to -E each.

Lord Brougham, Lord Ccanworth, and Lard Wens-
leydale overruled the declinature of the noble and learned
lords, and the Lord Chancellor and Lord St. Leonardo
sat and heard the speeches a counsel in the case. Sir
Richard Bethel, Q.C., opened the CVO for the appellant.
The house was densely crowded with the puhlic,
anxious to hear the arguments of counsel in this interest-
ing. and most important cafe. This was an appeal from
a decision of the Master of the Rolla.
This case is fully reported in 23 Beavan, p. 321.
The point of contention is who is the heir male of the
testator entitled to take the TheHugon estates in Brom-
ley, Kent, under the will of the testator, who died in
the month of June, '1797. Arthtir TheHinson, the last
heir male "of entail in possession, died about ten days
since.

this clay.t II possible the arguments will cccapy the whole of

APPEAL .-1111AHON V. SIR T. B. LENNABD, BART.
Ths Lord Cnancellor at the conclu,ion of the argu
ments cif counsel in this case, pronourded to the julii,cs
the points of law which their lordships of the Souse of
Lords wiahed them to conriiii-r and deliver their opinions
thereon.

Tne learned judges asked time to °lnsider the points
of law submitted t' them for th.fir opinienß.

CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.
(B,fote r(lr. Prendergast, Q.C.)
BOOTT V. TAYLOR.

The plaintiff in this 'ease is the publisher, &0., of the
Coal Market List, and now claimed for lists supplied
during 1856 and 1857. The rnaia &fence was that the
defendant hid been bankrupt.

His Flavour said that.there was no plea of bankrupt.cy,
and a,lted whether any notice had been given, and eras
answered in the negative. It was then urged that the
defewlantrestded in the country when the lists were de-
livered, not for defendant personally, but as a partner.
His Honour said the gOucla had ordered in the
City, printed -in the Orty; and. -posted in - the Cite;
therefor:3 the phintiti bad a good right in this
Court, and it did not matter where the goods were de-
livered, or where the defendant lived.