The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-22 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY

The Poor-law Board Continuance Bill, after a long dis-
cussion, was read a third time, and passed. The remain-
der of the sitting was chiefly occupied by the consideration
in committee of the Metropolitan Burial Bill. The Me-
tropolitan Water Bill was read a third time, and passed.
The House rose at four o'clock, and resumed at six
o'clock.

In the evening Lord STANLEY stated, in reply to Lord
Stuart, that from the latest intelligence received from
Italy, there was reason to hope that the life of Murray
would be spared. _ _

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On the question that the Consolidated Fund Appropria-
tion Bill as amended be considered, Lord JOUN RUSSELL
called attention to the recent minute of the Committee of
Council on Education, expressing his opinion that under
the peculiar difficulties of the case it would have been
for Government to have left the existing order of things
untouched. He objected to the alteration made by
that minute, because it tended to lower the character of
Irish national schoolmasters, by subjecting them to all
kinds of interference on the part of the clergymen, and
also to weaken the influence of the lay members of the
local committees. Should Government become possessed
of greater power, they might proceed further in this
course ; and by issuing a series of minutes, they might
totally destroy the system of national education, place
the control in other hands, and thus entirely misappro-
priate the parliamentary grant.—Mr. WALPOLE explained
that the alteration, or rather relaxation, objected to by
Lord John Russell, merely restored to the Established
Church in Ireland that which Parliament always intended
it should enjoy. It was an act of justice, which would
diminish instead of increase the difference now prevailing
in the Church, and for the first time place all parties on a
fair footing.—Sir H. VERNEY thought the honour of
Parliament was involved in maintaining the management
clauses as they stood when the vote was agreed to.—Mr.
GLADSTONE considered that the changes which had been
made were not unreasonable, and involved nothing in the
shape of fundamental alteration.—After remarks from
Mr. HUME, Mr. J. A. SMITH, Mr. P. SCROPE, and Mr.
EVANS, in disapproval of the changes, the motion was
agreed to. (LEFT SITTING.)

RACING INTELLIGENCE.— ARRIVALS AT NEWCASTLE
UP TO FOUR O'CLOCK.—Stilton, Cossack, Neasham,
Gelding by Morgan Rattler colt, Colsterdale, the Protec-
tor, Stafford, England's Glory, Pelopidas, Snowdrop, St.
Michael, Caracara. All the preceding in the Northum-
berland Plate—Miss Whip colt, Presto, Lucio, colt by
Phlegm out of Marinello, Emerystone, Miss Larina, Sally
Warfoot colt, Lambton, Ann Eliza, Nestor, The Italian,
the Maid of Team Palley. View Halloo, Kathleen, The
Cutler, Lough Bawn, Miss Flyaway, Puritan filly, Fancy
Boy out of Pelisse, 3 years, Farmer's Boy, Hoped, Agnes
Gobbo, Knight of the Garter, Child of the Mist, colt by
Touchstone out of Gotland, 2 years, Fauconberg, 2 years,
Happy Joe, Tom Pinch, Mrs. Brown, Brawn, Maley,
Chief Justice, Shamrock, Mary Nobbler, Anterista, 2
years, La Gazza Ladra, and some others for plate, &c.
Roger Thornton, Tordecillas, The Varmint, Londrick,
Red Lion, and one or two others will be here to-morrow.
Nancy, Daniel O'Rourke, Songstress, King of Trumps,
The Queen, 2 years, and Lady Agnes, are not expected.
Butterfly is doubtful. No news of Bird-on-the-Wing.
No betting worth quoting. The course is in good order,
but the weather is very unsettled, and there is every pros-
pect of a poor meeting.

TATTERSALL'S BETTING.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.-7 to 1 agst Stilton ;G to
1 each agst Neasham and Colsterdale; 7 to 1 agst Caracara.
GOODWOOD STAKES.-15 to 1 each agst Cariboo, Ter-
magant, and Houlakin ; 16 to 1 agst Haricot ; 20 to 1
agst Don Pedro.

GOODWOOD CUP.-5 to 1 agst Stilton.
DERBY.--20 to 1 agst Cineas ;25t0 1 agst Hurwurth.

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARKET.

CLOSING PRICES

The English Market very strong, with improved quo-
tations, money increasing in quantity. The Railway
Market extremely strong, closing at its best. Brokers are
without much business, and dealers are the chief specu-
lators. Stocks will be very scarce this account. Gold
Mining Shares are a trifle firmer. The Foreign Market
without much animation, save for Mexican Stocks, which
are advancing. Other prices firm.
Consols, Account l 100,3, Bank Stock .. 2221 31
• • Do. Money... . .1 ex div. I Exchequer Bills,
•

Three & Qr. per
Cents..... lon i
FOREIGN STOCKS
1.. 32-1- 3 Spanish Threes
.. 261 7-4.- Do. Passives .
.. 21i 21-

L. Si S

75 8 pm,

Mexicans....
Ditto Threes
Spanish ....

RAILWAY SHARES.
London Stock.— 125} 6 Great Northern
Do. Quarters 4 6pm Great Western ..
Midland Stock 7Ol Lane. &Yorkshire.77ll
Do. Halves ..... — Do. Fifths ...... 5 4'4
N.Staffordshire.. 61 6 dis. London, Brighton,
S. East. & Dover. & South Coast..lo6 7
Amberg.,Notting- Lond.& S.Western
ham, &E.Junc-71 York, Newcastle,
Manchester, Shef- & Berwick ....
field, & Lincoln- Do. Extension ..
shire ......
Caledonian

Do. Preference ..
East. Counties .. 101
East Lancashire.. )81 19
Edinb. & Glasgow 63 5
East Anglian ....

Do. Preference ..
Norfolks .... • • • • 33 40
Leeds Northern .. 17
North British
Do. Preference ..

MINING SHARES

A. Fria
A. Californian
Ave Maria

Monde

pm.
pm. Mariposa
dis.

PRODUCE MARKET.
Foreign Sugar : Several parcels sold at rather higher
prices. Refined : Home dealers cautious ; brown lumps
475. Gil. to 48s. -

not cl

and little

Native C

common bla

Rice not dearer,
irrs tn, nn,

Wool firm;
lw Russian

n the snot

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