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I CATTLE. COWBBIDGB HIGH MARKET, Tuoaday. The weather being dry, the show of fat stock was below the average numbers, and the want of keep to bring azimals up in flesh to meet the demands of the market was generally complained of. The grass has now got so dry that both cattle and sheep fatten with difficulty even on the best pastures. It is ex- pected that the dry weather will last some time, and if such should be the case fat stock will realise very high prices, particularly in the department of N"im. stock. The number of fat cattle sent m to s;n;ou;;r d: sold ottihe aefil::K prices, with a brisk demand :-B..t heifers and cows, 9jd. per Ib.; second qualities, 8jd. to Od. per lb. Several ?o-o and ca l ves were ff.r, but et with a dull sale at from R,7 to 220, according to quality. Heifers and calves from Ell to £15. Fat calves, 8!d. to 9d. per lb. for best quality. Fat sheep ?.1i,,?d for choice ?.th??s8id. per lb. ewes (heavy), 8d. per lb.; store lambs, 20s, to 24, per head fat !M. to 9),d. per lb. Store pigs, two months old, 15.. to 189. each; well fed porkers, lis, M. to 12s. per score; bacon pigs, 109. per score. MEAT. Cow BRIDGE MEAT MARKET, Tuesday,—Veal, Md. to 10d. per lb.; mutton, 0V1. to 101. per lb.; lamb, 10id. to lid. per lb.; beefsteaks, lø. per lb.; best joints, 10d. to 10^1. per lb. PROVISION. COWBBIPGE PROVISON MARKET, Tuesday.-FRESH butter, Is. 4d. to b, 5d. poi lb.; eggs. 10,1. to lid. per <I( z new milk cheese, 8d. per lb. I owls per couple, 4s, to 6s.; ducks, none. WOOL. CO" PRIDGE WOOL MARKET, Tuesday.-The PACE a i pcais to be rising this week. Some lots of good long wool were sold for lo. 4d. per lb. teg, Is. 01. pel lb., with a brisk sale. Lamb's woOl, Is. per lb.

A CARDIGANSHIRE SCHOOL BOARD I ELECTION. THE KATEBOOK MANIPULATED BY THE NONCONFORMISTS. The result of the school board election for the united parithes of Llechryd, Llaix- goedmore, andTremain, Cardiganshire, was officially declared yesterday. The following were tho suc- cessful candidates :-Thoma.s Harris, Llechryd, 3;,8; Stephen Lewis, Tygwyn, 343; ThomaB Jones, Cilfowi, 222; David James, 153; Key. David Her- bert, Tremain, 143. Mr. Thomas Edward Lloyd, Coedmorej who was also a candidate, polled 130 votes. Nineteen householders whose names were iNtettedby the M?utimt overseer after the rate- book had been signed, abstained from voting. In explanation of the last sentence, we quite the following extraordinary statement from the Cardimn Advertiser Just before going to press it has come to our knowledge that ill" asiiist- ant overseer for the parish of Llochryd, having been celled to account by tho auditor for the state cf his rate book, upon which the register of this election is founded, a batch of 19 names bracketed tcgether as the school committee, meaning the Llechryd British School Committee, having to all appearances been inserted after the rate book had been signul by the magistrates, has confessed that such names were inserted by him under the direc- tion, and at the request of a gentleman who Is one of the Nonconformist candidates at the present election. We are also given to understand that the auditor will report the matter to the Local Government Board, when no doubt an early official inquiry will take place. We presume the 19 gentle- men whoFe names have been so inserted will not run the risk of recording their votes."

LOCAL LAW CASE. I COURT OF CHANCERY-TULISDAY. (Before Vice-Chancellor AlALIN.1 I MORGANS V. EVANS. This was a fcuit for tho purpose of reforming a settlement. The plaintiff was Sarah Morgans, of Nejland, in the county of Pembroke, wife of Sen amin Morgans, of the eame place, stonemason. rr?ioutiy to 1872, when she wM married, the plain- tiff had been a d-e,li? e.rant, :nad:'¡:e ên sum ot £ 350. It was agreed betweon the plailltiff andherhutband before their mamago that this money should remain in her absolute control A letter was accordingly written and signed by the plaintiff, addressed to Mr. J. E. Evans, solicitor, of the fiim of Powell, Mathias, and Evans, of Haverfordwestl requesting him to draw a mirriage settlement. Tiiat letter asked that the money might bo placed at the plaintiff a absolute control d.,i??g her life, and become the property of the n?nd if hesnrvived her. Bem. Morg.m.plMntiK'a husband called on Mr. E?n .the latkr drew up a formal instruction note, which ho handed to Morgans to sign. As he alleged, he was able to read, but imperfectly, and supposing the note merely embodied the instructions contained in the letter ignedit. The form of the settlement drawn up and executed by the parties, was in accordance with the instructions signed by Benj. Morgans; but it "gave the plaintiff and her husband life interests only in tM money, w"u aiwrntvw remainder to the issue, of the marrige. Plain tiff and her hmband having become desirous of opening an Mttcs-boBM in Ney!and, applied to Mr. Evana pl, of their money; and as they alleged, for tho first time became aware that the pll,?l had no control over it. The bill prayed that th* settlement micht be reformed by expunging such portions of it as were inconsistent with the free control of the plaintiff ovor the sum secured by the deed. The defendants to the suit were Mr. Evans and the othor trustee of the settle- ment, and the infant children of the plaintiff. Mr. Olasce, Q. C and Mr. J. B. Woodruffe woro for the plaintiff; Mr. Beon appeared for the de. In the course of the hearing tho Viee-ChanoeUor expressed an opinion that the settlement ought to be set aside, but that there was no improper mo- tive on the pMt of Mr. EvlUIs. His Honour sug- gested that tha matter should be Mttled by the defendants eonamUc g to what the decree uked at;d the phinttif p?mg M:;s:: :ef pocket. Til. was agroed to, aud the court made aD order that the settlement should be reformed, »nd the plaintiff permitted to receivo the £350, less Mr. Evans' ocsts out of pocket to an extent not ox- ceediiig .t:2<\

SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. (VBOM oua BPOTITLNU RUIHHWONLLSNT.) NKWM.USKWR. TUKHPAY NKIHT. The Beaufort StaW- OurEKWOon or P u\ the Second Welter Handicap. or POBTBIIMA. The Midsumnwr Stakes. —LEOUMI#. Tbo Exoter Stakes. Caivinsi or Amu imTAMP. Tho Sweepstakes of 20 9ovs. -Q»^ T»» CHABE or LADY GI.ENOIK'HV. The Soiling Stakes (T. YO, ).- T.tNmr.s or Vr" ill. The Stithy Stk,. ",Y AWAY. The Sutton Felling Staktss.- MH-ALIN V ov .VI.TA. The Great Barr Oup.- Kus'd OFFA or Uf„v(iK KNTCHT. The Nowhall Welter Cup.-Du. TEJin.E or lows GIRL. Tho Two year-old Plate.—BEVEILLBE or U ;rr-,i/, The Selling Handicap Plate.-WHIBTLKU or HABEPOOT. The Brdington Welter Handicap.-THE SIIAH or 131BD OF PREY. BOSCOJjiiL.

NEWMARKET JUTY MEETING. Yesterday. The FILLT STAKES of 50 sovs eMb, h ft, for two year old tillies; 8st 101b 3a,,h; 311, po- duoe allowance; winners extn>; alloivj.ii«i3 to maidens. Last half mile of New T.Y.O. 9 sub- scribers. Lady Lovo, M t:b.? ??'' ,? Viridis, 8st 71b W VMi.,a.t 71b    Betti.g-9 to 2 on Lady Love. -VJ > on by b?l' a length. I The :_GI,ADIATECR STAKIS of 5 sovs for two year old colts, 8.t 101b each; wianors extra; 31b produce ?owance.?Uo??  maidens. LMth&IfmiIeoftheNewT.Y.O. subB. D?dM.8M?t 71b 'i^Stodan 2 Ki,??i.g Cr.,?t 8st 71b .Mordan 2 R?cal(?itr..t, A.t 41b "It?.,dh.m 3 Fa hf away a?.o Z. B.? i.X?  6 to I RgSt Kissing CrUBt, 10 to 1 agst any ot&er. Von^by twofength. I length and a h au f between second and third. A SELLING STAKES of 10 .ova each for starters, with 50 added; for two year olds; colts, 8st 101b fillies, 8st 71b; the winner to b6 sold, with engagements, for 100 sova. Last half-mile of New T.Y.O. Satiafaction, St 71b Fo?dh.m 1 S?ti.fM?n,?7Ib "(?? 2 n Zangaro,   3 11 Betting-65to 40 on Satisfaction, 100 to 30 &gat Skardo. Won by fouar ?length.; three lengths between second and third. The winner was sold to Mr. Boyd for 115 guineas. SWFRFSTAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added; for twp jear olds; colts, 8»t 101b ifllies 8st 71b: winners extra; allowances to maidens. Last half mile of New T.Y.O. 11 subs. Pope Joan, 9.t 31b H Jeffery 1 Sister to Tangible, 8st 21b .Constable 2 Bttting-ll to 10 (at tirst 5 to 2) on Pope Joan. Won by three-parts of a length. The JULY FTAKES of 50 sovs each, 30 ft, for two year olds J colts, 8st 101b; fill,it es, 8st 71b; the second to save his stake. New T.Y.C. 42 subs. Camballo J paborn9 1 Craig MUtar ChaUoner 2 g;1! Mirlifior and Balfe also ran. Betting-7 to I on Camballo, 100 to 12 agst Balfe, 10 to 1 agst Craig Millar, 20 to 1 apt any other. Won by half a length bad third. The CHKVELEY STAKES (a limited handicap) of 30 sovs each, 20 ft, with 100 added for three year olds and upwards winners extra; the seoond to save hia stake; no horse to be handicapped above Met, or below 7st. New T.Y.O. 5 subs. Trombone, 8atl21b .Fordham 1 Tintern,86t6)b .Mordan I ¡¡: :t 6l 'Fi 3 B?tti.g-E?e,?. ag.t Trombone, 2 to 1 ags}t Morocco, 4 to 1 agst Tmtem. Won by half a length; bad third. A SELLING STAKES of 10 sovs each for starters, with 50 added three year olds, Bat; four, Sst 12; five and upwrd,, 9.t 21b mares and geldings allowed 31b the winner to be sold for 300 rovs; if for 100, 161b. Last six furlongs of B.M. Cambu.ier.Sit4Ib .?j?  Bi,b?.k, 7.t lib W Ciay 2J zi'¡J:tlb. :;Z 3 America and Czarina also ran. Betting 100 to 60 agBt Cambusier, 5 to 2 agst Puzzle, 5 to 1 agst Birbeck. Won by a length bad third. The winner was sold to Lord Portsmouth for 260 guineas. The FIBST WELTER HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, with 100 added the lowest weight to be 7st; winners extra. Last fix furlongs of B.M. 10 tubs. Inglewood Kanger H Covay 1 E,r,s do Fer G Cooke 2 Athelney Lordj, andJ Bordeaux, Quick March, St. Peter, My Loird, and Posthuma also ran. Betting-4 to 1 each agst Posthuma and Bras de Fer, 9 to. 2 agst Inglowood Ranger, 6 to 1 agst Athelqef, 7 to 1 agat Bor- dcaux, 10 to 1 agst Et. Poter. Won by a neck; bad third. The Prince of Wales was present at the opening of the Newmarket July Mteting yesterday. BETTING ON THE COURSE. GOODWOOD STAUB. 10 to 1 agst Scamp, t 10 to 1 PetitIOn, t 100 to 9 Indian Ooean, t 100 to 7 Freeman. t 1000 to 60 — Feve, t 1000 to 60 GIeueagle, t lCOO to 60 Prescription colt, t 20 to I Pat, t 1000 to 40 — Sidesman, t BETTING AT THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS AFTER THE RACES. GOODWOOD STAKES. 0 to 1 agst Scamp, offered, 10 to 1 wntd 10 to 1 Petit.n, t 100 to 6 Glenea Ie t 1:: t = hJíet t 25 to 1 Sideaman, 0 7to 1 petition "lid Pat, coupled, t GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 ogBt Kaiser, t & o BFTTING AT xlfE SUESCRIPTION ROOilS. 11.15 P.M. GOODWOOD (STAKES. 7 to 1 agst Petition, t with a run 8 to 1 i^camp, tin fifties, with a run 12 to 1 — I:edl"lh t to £ 25 with a run 500 to 40 Gleneagle, t with a rim 1000 to 80 Drummond, t with a run 20 to 1 — Pat, t to £ 100 and o 20 to 1 8ide9mlln, t and o 1000 to 35 Druinmond, t 350 to 50 Petition and Pat couplod, t ST. LEGER. 500 to 20 agst Lady Patricia, t 100 to 15 Lady Patricia 1 2 3, t ORDER OF RUNNING TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) The Midsummer Stakes 2.15 The Selling Stakes (ChestorSeld Stakes course) 2.40 The Beaufort Stakes 3.10 Tho Selling Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each (New T.Y.O.) 3.35 Tho Second Welter 4. 5 Tho Selling Stakes (Last five fur- longs of New T.Y.O.) 4.30 The Exeter Stakes 5. 0 ENTRIES. I SwKETSTAKBS of 20 sovs each (New T.Y.C.) I 6ot))Maet(jEKMO) Eucalyptus ( £ 1000) Humtxt ?KMC) Moro?atiyf&M) | St B,?,d ?" uo)) ) Queen of the Chase ( £ 500) L?ty Gtenorchy (&?<M) g(JZOO) fcJambjsos ( £ 500) SELLING 6TAKM of 10 xovs euh (Last Uvo forlongs of T. Y.U.) Lincoln (jtUOO) Visor (82") I | Puzzle ( £ 100) SELLIMQ STAK18 (Chesterfield Stakes course), I MtMTiDt; Skardo Ceilntha ttlly Glatiiola Panau.a IFayawsy I E.i,.t <;o?t ?y Liddingion -Alive I SCRATCHING S. ENATER SrAKiid.—Cocotio, Rois do Rois, and Rtecitr:J\t. LA-TRAT BORATOIlItTGS. THE MIDSUMMER STACKS. —Aiuilo, and Javim, SWKII'BTAKKS 0" 1'20 EACH.—St. Bernard. EXETER STAKES.—Krmine, and Ivanhoe. OHESTKEHELD STAKES. Liburtino, and Re. formation. STETOHWORTH STAKJM.- Reformation. MATCH between I'lantagenet v. Bonnets of Blue is off by consent. ARRIVAF, I h.,rw las *rr».o<l; • vi.or. I Tl.o BKADI'OI'T sr.iK»:s. I fi' v hl"y II, », on-field !VI JULIU t?..t?r .u ll't, VuOll li'ty I R, I Tll„ SKWNO WKLTIIil ilANUlCM'. 7l:e Knlfit.t 11' iiln'UX JliI.nd#r a .f I I.1 .?,? I"I st f'e'r Ic«iov o<l nang'jr I'wthum. milk,  ",?t Tho TUVVN PX.ATH TTANNIC\PfH'» N-IT fill, aii L W 1 11 t. Ti?,?,I-y t?ight.

SUTTON PARK MttRiTINO. YABTXRIIAT, M?<T.-Mr 0 A M'.whr?'. Ify.try, ?.t, ll't n^t Mr R Rlitin'a Hrowctor, Uht 7l'i. 1 n.).?nthet)?.?M. Protect, Mr K-i; 1 «.. „ 'l..rVfl'T 2 "?-?.fi'-3 to ''T .? r?t.t/r.W? by I'? \O?M ?..TM PL??f M  t.xt.?;K?t!Mn<:n r?Mfi; ?r?e?'-?t., 4tbc?nt. W turlougs. „ ??'??? :.EL?nham 2 't:J. \tt: I sho Jn Betting- 5 to 2 a,,t Stamford, 7 t flpJit (t-1plmriJlc, 9 to 2 "t !leD) () t,, 1 A.t Hy WgbyWon bylS a leik»U; a,mo bct^an The Two TFI% it OL F, ,,£ .ovs eaoh, 2 fb (In tho fnntl), "h M ¡",¡dco; colt. Kit 101 b li1liel, t 71b; winners ex! ra; "\Uowmoos,, to 11,ideDB; t)?- 8eC011<] t' .a his t.k.. Fi,o M?.t?t.M"?. Mftnisr 1 (-it,c??<iUy,?ab .——-——?? 9. fwfdtrc!), 8? 2ib.————?'?   etti,g-2 fo 1 c?,h agst FtL,l Ohir and Oit1'On<a f,???toln"ttRr<'edwc?.<'tol<ttt.?.:m, ? to 1 Caterer (illy. Won hy ??h! !?S? an?b? between the ?cor.d?dthtrd. The FLYINO STAKER of CO soys, adled to a^hanili.r*\> Siveepstakts of 5 sovs cacu, 2 ft (to the f. 1) winners extra. Five furlongs, straight. 10 sua- eefibMO. a payn. 1. js»f —I Ro?.W, 3 W"g 1, ad al,,o B"t ?ig 2 to I g?t N?tb,.?, .1, to 2 .g,t 13?,lgh 1,?y, 4 to 1 each "gst Shah and Wmng10r, 8 to 1 !?t Inez. y, on by thieo-quartuis of a length; bid third. The BIRMINGHAM STAKFS of 100 sovs a'lde:! to a bandicnp sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, 3 ft (to the fnnd) winners extra; the secou'l to savo his stako. About one mile and a half. 27 sub- scribers. I!Joom6e!d Hamshaw 1 6??t ,f: 2 Cmoxier Morton 3 Idle Girl, Pnocne, B&hy, Amnro?, T,,t?,l .?,t Miss Stoekwell also ran. Botting-9 to 4 agst Teder, 9 to 2 n8t TJlnomfield, 5 to 1 igil Mm Stockwell, 6 to 1 agst Idle Girl, 7 to I -at Puaelle, 8 to 2 each agtt Amoroso and Coronr, Won by two lengths; three longtlid between sacund and third. °' The PARK SELLING Sr.iKZS of 5 sovs each, with 30 added; two year oida, 7st 71b; three, 9., 2lb; four, 9tt 81b; f.ve and upwards, 9,1 101b the winner to be sold for 100 sova; if fjr 50, allowed 51b if for 3!), 101b; allowances to maidens; mares and geldings allowed 31b, Fiva furlongs, straight. Anita, 8st 71b. Payne 1 Bird of Prey, 8st Clb Spence 2 Lady of Crõom, 9st 71b Lord Iaidstono 3 Lady Digby, Zoo colt, Ironsides, Lucy Grey, Gamehen.Knd'TheteMftleo Mn. Be t,?.g- to 4 gst Lady Digby, 4 to 1 each agst Anita and Iron, sides, and 6 to 1 agst Bird of hey. Won by tbree lengths; two lengths bstween second and third. The PARK PLATE of 50 BOVB; two year olds, 7st 31b; three, 9st; four, 9it 101b five and up. wards, lOst; mares and geldings allowed 31b; allowances to maidens. Six furlongs, straight. Yorh,18<t.H' Hobson 1 Whistler, 8st 41b RoM 2 Kitty, 8at it .I,j?ufli: 3 Lady Bird filly and Worthless filly also ran. Betting-5 to 1 on York, and 7 to 1 agst Whistler. Won by a length bad third. The HUSTERS' PLATS of 50 sova; four year oUt, list 71b; live and upwards, 128c; to bo riddan by persons who havo never iillea for hire, Two roilftfi Q" .h flftU •• Annie, 12st .Mr. Spencer 1 Higblan.1 Laddie, llot 71b Hou G. Montgomery 2 Hughenden, list 71b Mr. J. Laxton 3 Victory and Lady Napier also ran, Becting- 5 to 4 agst Highland Laddie, 6 to 4 agst Anaie, 5 to 1 each agat Fughenden and Lily itapier. Won by ten lengths; six lengths between seaond and third. OIRDEROP RUNNING TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) Two-year old Vlate. 113? fi:ga! t-:g Gie&tB?n Cup. 245 Oscott HunteIS" 315 Sutton Selling Plate 3.4., Erdington Welter 4,11; Selling Handicap 4.45 Newhall Welter Cap 5.15 ENTRIES. SUTTON SKLLIG PLATE. YJt)80) I All I hi:Ol£(0) I Bi,d .1 P?.yI Stamfo?d ( £ 40) St. oeog,, (elo)I WhiaUet(eM) SCRATCANGS. I SELLING HANDICAP.—Toad. OSCOTT HUNTERS.'—Kangaroo. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. The following horses have arrivedmrefoot, OtpeHoy, Eattener, Lady i?venader, HtgM&nj ChId, King OBft, Harbinger, UilMity, and Co). Hutchinson.

OTTY BErXMG,-YEPTMWAY, GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 agst Scamp, t 10 to 1 .Petition, t 11 to I Indian Ocean, t 100 to 8 Lady of the Lake, t & 0 100 to 6 Freeman, t 11)0 tit 6 Dalham, t 100 to 6 Call Duck, 0 20 to 1 — .fedworth, t 20 to 1 Feve, t 25 to 1 — Pat, t & o 25 to 1 — nosehill, t & o GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 4 agtt Organist, t 4 to 1 Doncastcr, t 4 to 1 Kaiser, t 9 to 1 1,lagcolt, t ST. LEGER. 20 to 1 agut Glcnalmond, taken to £70 100 feven Apology and Geo. Frederick, couplod, oilorel

OTTER HUNTING. Mr. Trahcrne's otter honnds had an excellent day's sport on Monday, b.,ig killed in the open, aftia five hours' hard hunting (including a lone an d grand (hng ) a 6no otter Rbovo PcMoeJ. The Urga fi,l,l bi?h f,t-?%te-ly MI-Y t'l?O of the craft," fwly appreciated the briUio\nt 1.1, and 8t."dy workiDg of both hmude ani torriei'S.

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I- -1 I FiCNlo.— Tbo ntii.bi^os t- ;•> '1 Oi.od Ten;pli"» 1-w lin^o "f "n ^M"b<i 'V> ^• iKab,uttO,iat lVnux h iu tb-.   .wni'od Ly a diutu ariu fifo b-vl. w l Q,°j ??u? th? K"Y «' ??.?" ???""    UiI nttl l.fov!t':Hl fnr UH ru, ;.Ct",r ¡.J', \'lY II tat ftt;¡t tv an M.hJWLiH!I, aud saW*ut-il -i t !.? the tftt??. ??r. Ui tlu, ntlrui,r n' ???j.iM.t 'h',P?? ??' 1'?/f.? ).vW H ?'.r!'ndf?'y. '"f.?'t?',?" tbeJ lIik1 and I" t,y. 0," I" ¡a, b 1'onart,l. i'l i,: \"J¡"I:J,1t¡:'J" 't:f¿' cLildrcn WHO il1llubwd f<" t..n 't? un.MX.

USK. I PONTVPO^t, ANII VttK '?-?t t.?),)M m'nthiy.?<tir.Mhe?tn—Mw.<?,n<?. day. The .I.b- F- were -J?. J ]-.wf!) (.hflin^itM, Major Kf lph ^nd CMonet hyr le ?x<j'<Mj,?M')!i<n.?'tn;]'?tef,*?, fnt?.t.M. '?em'M. \Vülu.m, JeniiiriS, luri.er, Uf«:«e, ./imrs, and i'tawc4t.~Tae cl«:r* r«ad & letter 1" the <?ertt.<.n H',{n?y lit ui d, statij g that the cost of the II" -j-i b*;t*an l/lai.l>wl<x;ar.d Llangi^by wouldb) Us », ».id asking whither the I'ontjpool aul li>;ird would pay haJf. It was agreed to Iny i)12 i*U., pro- vided that wes tho moiety of tho a»d to leave it to Oavtaht <ii;vhirig to see tl1Q worii properly enrriid out. Captain UetaL'ig h ;id ho wished toput the H:iio1ution to tLc rnociicg, cf which ho hail giv-n duo J)otit, btf¡rt) tha u.aul lJtlliní;r::J bg:¡.:tl Ue did not wish to it.ake i.y [".1"r:" upoa H, bit merely øay tlut ho brought it up to put tueminthe tame poMtionohthey vc rc-althe beginniagof theyear. At thti fitsfc meeting ho waa € looted chairman by a Iaigo wi>jr,rjty, but by an accident ho mistook the doy, and did not attend, and tho vice-chiirmia wo.8 elected in his place. He hI obtained oounsel'ti opinion cn tne subject, ana 110 was sunned ne n n hen duly elected. He hi r;ôù to movo—4<ThA5 tbe appointment of Mr. lVwc. il as chairman be ra- scindtd, and thétt Lb nauie be put ia nomination." Major Kelph suid he wished isome elected way- warden Lad to epeak jntelUl of himself. Ho Lad seen A pt?3c^o ii the Usk paper statioJ, without qualification, that he hrvl said at the laat meeting, that counsels' opinioni were not worth the paper thty were written on. What hoaaid was that theopiniüDs were not worth more tl, the paper they were wiitten on, so far as the boaid was concerned, Opinions depended on the way cm-a were laid before council, and one could get almost any opinion one liked. Captain Gething had accepted the ut of tho board in appointing Mr. PJwfll, a.¡he noTvtamc to ask it to be rescinded. They substituted tho r.cn;e of P, well instead filf Gethiug, and the rtsdution was ljiad at the next meeting and oon- lirn:td. NulLing could shake tiiat, wh it wa3 dene with a wrong or right motive. Ho was very sorry to be hcstiJe to Captain Getbing, but he must lay that he coEEideted Mr Powell far the expe- rMnccd of the t?o. He did not think Capt. Gething bad altogether in a :nOt:vlJ; he begged to move a direct eg.ti. to his resoJution, and if tho members wished to 8ho any respect for the genthmaa they had appointed, they would support the amendment. Oil its boing put to the meeting, ten voted for Major Relph's amendment, and three for Capt. Gathiug's resolu- tion. which was therefore lost. Captain Gething said what he had done had been in deference to the wishes of the board. He did not think Major Relph ought to have used such hxrsh expiessiona, and he hoped he would withdraw them. Major .Ralph said if he said anything without euf- ficient cause, he apologised, and withdrew it. Capt. Gething had been vice-chairman during the five years he had been chairman, and be OU3h ¡ t, have told Lim it was the intention to propose him in his place. He had reposed the fullest confidence in Capt. Ctthhig, and h?d .1-yi. oomaitel him on anything that was to be dpne. There w,?. i,tai. U.,g.0 amon^sb gen- tit men, but perh?pt Captain Gething w?) ig- :'oi hllF;ra gefe'n ietc:od have come and told him that it was intenied to supersede him as chairman. The matter t%en dropped.-The surveyor's report was read, and e. timatea and plans put in for the improvemnt of ?he Coed-y wx-road, and CM ? *ko ?.?' Of Gwebdex Eilb ?' <?M<:d M be pud to t.l?i0 nic{ £Is.6d.: &ud cheques were dr?wa M follo?? a :-?'75 for expenses, £ 2) I:J, 6ahrv, ?0 {or derk'a e:a;:sII2 a cheque (cr tho bills. Calls were made on tbe the various parishes, amounting in the aggregate to £ 37 3.

BREACH OF COLLIERY RULES AT j RHYMNEY. At the police court, Tredegar, yenieraiy (before Rtv. W. Hughes and Mr. Ceorge Harrhy), Mr. David Thomas, underground minager, and Thomis EeDj,n,in, ovciaian, under the Khymney Compiny, were charged by Mr. Lionel trough, her Majesty's Inspector hf Mines, with the fcUawins broaches of the tu'.en xfrb?S to c?IieriM: -First ot?ioe. Not appointing u person, pursuant to 20 general rule, to examine the external parts of tho pit. Sccond. Not arpoirstir.g a person to examine th shaft, guides, ?'"Thkd. Lid cot cause to be made reports ofre, & Third. 1)?,d no ,.Its of examinations. Fourth, Neglec. mg to make out reports of results of examination once in every 24 hours. Fifth. Neglcctcd to keep a book for enteri-if; the records of reports. Sixth. Neglected to fence the cogwheds, dinn.s, tc., as re iuirod by the 2tth genral lule. Seventh. Neglcctcdto appoint a par- son to view tho workings, ItS roqui"t.1 by the 13th special luJe. Eighth. Did not give i.trcctions to the ovemnn, lis required by the 4th "1,ecial rule. These were the offences cnteiei a. a'.nit the man- ager. The overman (13cnj,ltnin) w :s charged with Lfgleiting to make a ivcnrd of IJ¡)Jrtl an-l with nc^lectirg to maka an csunimtion 01100 m 2& hcuis, coritraiy to tho lenni of the 4th special and 29tb general iiiles. Mr. J. Plews (Simons and ricws) appeared for the protecution and Mr. C. R. Harris for de fendants. >■ r. Brough, Government Inspector of itince, pnd Mr. Cadnian, deputy inspector of mines, were present duriLg the proceedings. The defendants pleaded guilty on all counts. Mr. Plews said an accident happened in Wainfawr pit, l:elon^irg t. the Khymney Company, on the ht it t' f t*"3 M&y, and it was in in\"C9tigatin the c.u.a of t:ie accident that the several neglcccs complained of were discovered. Mr. Hairis eaid the pit in question had been mine pit, and only recently ccal h III been workod, hence tho reasons for the uon ftillilnient of some of the conditions required by tho Act. However, all the BMkcta had since b,??? ?,tified, ..I h. HMrie) eubmitted hi?t a nominKi penalty w?atd m??t the ju!tice of the cue. The Cliairm? Mr. Thomas tppa,.r? to hue laboured under an impresiion that ihe»e examina- tions WHO only nectssai'y for tLo prevention uf ex- plosions. id r. Prcogh I may state that far more livas are Icst by falls of top and sides than by riredamp ex- plosions. TLo lliozistntes, af'er some deliberation, oani they were satiolird that defendants had done nil in their power to rectify the mistake. A vary no- milLl1 liI:e would therefore be inuictea, viz" lOa. for each dImcc, and all ccsts.

THE TRANSFER OF SCHOOLS, I Vice-Chancellor Malins gavo judgment on aron- dny iii an ipiport?nt question arinirg under the nJI:;I: iT: K?t.. I*i, S.ioty had lib! a Hn (u reatr?in the tnunf ? to the Loc don Sohool Eoartl of ft school oatablUho4 in 1867 in the eoclceinstkal dtstri'-1 of Kn nanuel, Ci'.aber- well, towards which the National Solely had a graiit p n to mila 1 cen ,lit h! that the ii.hoel should always be in all.. WIb. "nd carried (III in fnrthemnce <" f the onds 1W\ L desigrs cf the National Bocietv. The m»na*ei», ill, (iu.iirg tbo UlV. IIh. English, of' Kmm»nuol Church, having applied to tr.mtfor tlio school to tlie School rcaxd, the National So.-iety mined an ol i tion before the Etlnc4ti,¡u Department, but without .u,s.. They thca hiell 'ho present LUL The Vic £ -Chancel or said that Lv tha Education Act of 1870 the managers f .y elumaitary schoj l might 1\,ake nrnmgc\l>t'nl.6 for tho triuisfor of that 8Jho.)1 to tho echool board of the district. The Nation \1 Society had no authority to inttrfeiD in the matter, exetpt by re^iHisentatiou to thtl Kdaciition I'Utn ent, which was tho only tribunal provided by th" Act of Parli»m«ut for t'eji-iuig suoh quebtioÐs, ..d tb,ir decuiou was final. Th,! ob¡"ot ;n}cl Act < f 1870 was to estsbliih nitM?uxt <T<- teni ?f wl,i,,Ii ?,,?,.d a, ubt Improve, and b,? put i?,t.t6f..Wry t. the community at Ui>e; anil if a veto on thc? tiunsftr of schools ha,1 hoeii pl.ioed in the hands of the plaintiffs, ii would have been a most formidable power. Il'.o subjoot was ait:\t",I in l'aUli8(nl\t, and it was clear tbt thu society did not sursee,! In cbiaining a veto ou the trawfor of,choou(ianawted .it"? ho w. by means disposal to u: it:¡:r.n:,t:t klIb;:¡r;n:hrr: ao\1I have such a power. The bill would be diioiuod, but without MSta.

TIJE MARC!ft f,%F,);I ,p. 1,,i. the mM'.h of the l.i"'II' .„„ ,?.;? ye?,. M ?ty -ftelu-- frcm W through W?d. t M.6t)dB*'th a?d ilk, t,, W?ttl.?aMu- t T, I. !? r-V-( t eaci? of tt<M D< piitationa (,f t. 'wlu "-J.J 1 ?y hu.d. c< C?'i 1,m 1111 'r.r/ .mUi-1) ] '•* 'fUi Aft a large m«et;ri« r, • evening, Mr. V.M ircVd .-nt of tl. (>,Mit, V.'<i.K_-?'ft! :I.

nr.vvY Di.MA(;Fs Pil,: :¡raClI OF I'ituJll.v. In tin; Court of Common I' ? tori (;blII"" tvi-i the ,m of W.? 4 ?, t.?jtm<, M sd,on lor b>Mh of pronii- • 'I by thi i.»hter f ?, ..I ?f er i,, > g, ,< IJIV; propter, aged 21. I IR} G^V. £ »,I>MJ damages

TO]; CIUR-1S OF r, ,i!i!LEMBNT AGAlNbT A litUHTOL KA K (")LLYA;roR. At ihe C^nncil house, 1'n.t ,1. y ;^y;rdxy, Mr, Fdward tfttt W, tit. rate co!U .or for the parish of Btdlilnskr, and who --A;, '0" y, sinoe corn II iH.d fr trial (,n" <borse Of 'r "I.I!fj beknetng to tII ¡Mrilb W a en" ? r<h'. ?M<mt, v.68 ttdmiiiC'd W hul, himi ;,«) aiKltvj aurct ifl iji £ *2/50 each.cMr, of Wizit sl^et; ard Mr. V. tbo li'r>n oi Jcnn and Nfrrfrr4i^ ^_r ?ttL.?'jt. JtrMt?!. TLo mygietiatta at fint ref b:

MR. JSROGDEN AND HI" WORKMEN A WTitiog from '■ .Dr(,g «*yi '-1 It may be 0' interest to your 1'" r. to know the JJ agrefmcnt which has been arrived t between Mr. J hr«.|;d<?n ard hi. workmen, whi,a as folia^i— m That the rate of wages continue Ufore until a I charge in the rate of wages is tul^tc-z 1 at other fl works; and when the rcduced ra", is cd /reed atjfl the ether workp., the reduced raw ;i to apjiy at Um|^| KiTrx- time 10 these wcrki, 'l1hi" p.rruogcrnfnt ilt cntir u#1 for a periotl of thirteen we .k*, vir., fr 2th July to 3rd October."

THE CRISIS IN THE YORKSHIRE ■ COALFIELD. ?N To day (Wedctsdty) about X? 9?) -.e., e  plojcd a cúllierics in Hoath YorMhire ?nd Norttt^H L<.ib>thire; co".e work, owin^ to t'ir non acoep^ HR an(c of tho colliery owners' notico ut a rdllcti08 ^Efl 121 per tent. fiom their gross earr.i., ,4. The Mineq Association aro willing to accept n. ten per ceni ^H reduction, only to take effect frdn r ily 8th, of from May Oth. At ten colliers the matter h H been compromised, and at three the men ar woiking on the master's terms. i' jald the a riko H prove lasting, which is not č,roolhle, inmyl fl tbún28nd iroDworken willaloo be ttuown out.

M >> I V M liiKiir AND <1TY "V' now outi O:TV <IV: t: TIJ 1;-1)." UVMUN. A ",t\n »•{ itui.u aimi cii.Kaj or- |«o i tiio k Ku'luiyo M t>» <Uy. which trftueacvioua were not only tow, but eompMa'??y uniotp?r?ut. Thort- wM a ti.il VJU I\ 1 :'é '1" li) :¡;L'h 1:I'"i'r, t'I::I;l ')).t?h.?d St?uus!mU sU?.!tt?'?'iu? h tt\ 1 Iter \1 t -vi.v unfavmiraK.i nth ioos "r.>iii i'nl-.id buvo adversely atlVcted th; atoclv, ai-U it i. oiiieul fr mi tUo ft l- ViUlOO lid ("'nU(\t;J tra. Hl li. •■10 IV.U.-t frnvs <?'tthc Riv.K.eii mv.iy td M'tw'.?'y "cr-Mtc t )"t'tt!-?.?mu'?r mi) 11 utviranoo of tho i:i.uy. Rnsiii urn in a1\ f*»4<>:u\ Ta.uo :i no iirvet. lu'vibu'.ivo cimso (or tV.% l»"i- t'i'> tdiov.il ■(>.■>; iltuity of tho fttocU* aa«l t>o j unctnslity of dividend pwm'n'i aru qui_te n. U> ifiit tu account tor til Betides r»o j rct'tuL tlii'i'O will l>o InY"lû"1 i:\ Argust an<l September. Eughh Railways do iv t pteet-nt nny general uc very froiti t:io acviito liv wtnmut of yesterday, r-ivi- eioiud b) tlio rmno.ir thai j i i niunt in a superior Cllurt 1130:1 ai'.vorH' to nulw.iy in-crests, oi t'w <i oi iliity for third class P¡\S-l;1llgc¡,a. This » t iv,, pcrautMnt. riil orativo dottiiU hive mlaaye' badii liil.td. A nl'giit iuiurovduiout iv.13 now i in Mr. at Wisivvxi, UrigliloiV, M dlMii, and Krth W» fct«;vu. Erie sharos are a Shidoõ easier. Ttle;;vapha aio unchanged, nJtwita- !nuUnt;thf r. è mt canard rospooliug the Faraday, 111 i«imie!i as it ali)ws how easily commercial interests in Cut department can be ti-O.aii^ered. No blame ivhv.evc- e.m bo attached to Router's agency, as the state- ment had appeared iu so many journals in >o\v York that the accuracy of some details Mid the ,Llnit,st geiioral reliablonesj wore functioned by probabilities. It ia, however, gratifying to loam th»t uteasures are bei:i< adopted to tnco tho report to its saure. anl wo may hope that this evil will be so far self- ccirectne that oil transaction .arranged ia:-ho ilieruof will bd declared null a*iu niù: "he EnolisU Funds were rather weaker, a; d L'ccsois vtre ipioted at 9. to 034 for Jior.ev, and 9 to f.21 for the Account; and ftsduood ihree per Cents., Bills, 23. to 7s. prem.; India fiva pel Cent. Stock, CV j to 108; do. Pom pa? Oeot., J02-J to 103 do.Enfscvd P.ipor Four per Co:it.,9i> J to !)(;j B" E¡-ou;.¡" 258 to 260; Cor- relation ci Siondou Bonds, 102 to 101 Sittiofolitiii Board of Worka, 93, to DC] and ditto Scrip, 2! to 2i prem. -1 Colonial Government Securities exhibited st.Y.Jiness :—Canada Five per Cents nvwun- at 106A to 107 h (J .? tli.oiyed at 10CA to 107* O^po of Good lope ifoiir-»a.t a-liiuf yei uants., 101i to 1021 Oryion Six pes -Jeots., 1878, 105 to 107; idsvir.UtnB Bir j.IT Oenta., 1878, 10-1 ,0 100: Na<t! l"h'l rar Cant-s., 105 to 107 New Brunswick, 108 to 110; New ioiith ffalw iivo pf C!cni«., 18i 100 to WI j Now Zealand OoniollpAtdui lù to !'j6J South Australian Six psr Cents., 1900, 113 to 117 ditto, 1918, 117 to 122; Tivsmauian ftix per Cents., i895 111 io 113; Victoria Six perO^us., 1891, 115 to 117, and ditto, 188.», I'M to U4 j, The Foreign Market wis dull, and prices in ceveral insiances preaented a de- cline. Kussinn Securities, however were tirm, and advanced about i per cant. Quotations are as subjoined :-Austra- liali Silver B?sste#, 67 to 67* ditto P ptr ditto, (jJ to C3j Argentine Six pei Cents., 9J. to !)4! ex. div. Biilvha Six per Cents., 31 to 33 j BrasiUan Fivo per Cents,, 1865, looj to 101i; Chilian Seven par Cents., L886, 103 Seven ? Cunts., 1872, 24 to 20; Egypiixi, lSGS, 8) i, 80i; ditto, Khedive, 73 to 73J Kjteaeb" Six per Cents., 103* to lUJ; ditto Five per Cents., 93^' to 9:1; ifoa •!» Ton per Ointi., 1870, 8 to 10; Hungarian Five per Cents., ni\ 08i to 09; Italian, C5; to 65,: Mfciiesn, 10 to 10,]; Friday, 17 tr. 19 Peruvian Six per Cents., cq to 60 ditto Five per Cents., 1872, 6. j to ZVl; Pcxtagaese, -16, to 47 Rlls- sian Five per Cents., 1870, 1031 to 101J àit.), LtVl- 3012 to 102i; ditto, 1'372, 10?' 118 'I, I I It, ? tolOO? 3Mt& F? Senn r sr Cents., 92 to 93 8m I, M Lgtj ier Ct: ie., 8 to I U Spanish, 17 9-10 to 17 11-10; luikisu 1," i v r. v bs (lentl, to 4f.Ä; diito bix ps* Oenta., l»riJ, (i0 to 01 diito, 1869, 521 to fjl; ditto, 1S71, 01 i, tc (; 21 ditto B and 0., 78 to 70 Cmgtsiiy Six per Cents., 66 to 00$; ini Vaiiozueirs Throe jor Osnts., 11 to 13. Astcrieia Securities s-cowed very little Iteration. United States Fk T»eaty ? ?: t (.f JIL8i4i",? tecl btttes FIV3 'rW6ilty (i,i,,t-,d 1()3 to ?L'tt'), lt,85, ](18 io le?9 ditto, ).uy B nde, H4? to H!?-; dttto 1'1'" pn Cent. Funded, i<?? to Auantio and l:.TL," .,y 'j'on:¡ 1st to 50; ditto 2nd Min"i<e Bonds, :it; t, 28; diito 3rd Bonds, 12J to 13* Baltipiore :\1,1 Ohio, 102 to ltd Cairo and Vin- lunnoa, 43 to 48; 111 Central 100 I» )iUr Siiaies, 80 to 92 Nosr York Central L 0 Dollar Sliaves, 91 to i i.,ie Sharøø, il? '< tv 29^ ■■ tina ditto pen Cent. Preie,-Piiee, 40 to -17. Enrii h K^ilwe.y Shares, with a few excel tit n», contmned depressed, c.¿llot,\tioIl3 tie á3 subi'^Ecd :-Gal d ,r.i;in, 91* to-JlJ (•■rec,t Eattena,42* to 4 :1; » >res,t wottheru, lu8 o 1 J Groat [, I rLc II A, 152 to lo'J* U.eal W6:e" 118 io Uilj LaiDc-s-hirt- 143 J to 144* a-, 761 Chatham, 19J to 20J; *»tct)i Wcttcw, 14s; Ve It J; South- V, tet" 11>, 1!2 to 313; S) :<lU?ld, 09 to k tfl!; btetropolitan, ¡,j'1 to 08; ditto I isiricts, 22! to i'3J; Miclmnl, 125 to 125] 59] to 5;■; Eastotn Owusvls, IWJ to 165; fecnth flaatarn, 109 tc, I IU trd "A," 931 to 931. Foreign and Colonial Kf.il-.tay Stocks 3 :>d a quiet arnrkot, and tho changos in {.wees wro llH!:nIHJrt#jnè. Hf-'mhay and B? (.da brought H0? to ?ll?; Oar- D 110 u. Ill; Kaftan Bansal, 113 to 111; East Indian, 1171 to 117* (.luiid Trunk of Canada, 15] to 15J ditto 1st f'rtf«renco, 70* to 71 ditto 2ndProfe- ) ""CO, 54 to 05 dftto irC 271 to Great Indian Peninsula, 110* to 111; "nt Western of Cana'la, 115 t,, 128 Bahm Kiid Sail Franciaco, 18. to 19 Iluenoa Ayrtis r.Tlllt So ithcrn, Ili 11* Dutcb Rhenish, 24 i to 2.01 *-an Paulo, 25 to 25] and Lom- taido Venetian, llj to lljj. A.vjlg J itit Stock P.anks Alliance shares wero steady, at 13 to J3J An^lo-Aus- tiiao, 13] 34 :to I .1] Aii-^lo-Hungaiiau, 3 m :i,¡ Omtral of London, 2f to prein. IraperiiK (.'itomaji, 4 to -1 h pn:!ii. London Chartered of Australia, 20 to 27; Lon- (iin Joint Stock, 50 to 51 London &I County, M to 01 London and Westminster, 74Jto 74f National Provin- oit.l of Kr.^land, 153 tu 100 (.i:to, £ '12 paid, 4t. to 4H and Union of Loudon, to 471. Tei'praph Shares ..en uni!rod. Anglo- Aircriciin Sreok stood at f-ml to braz.Jiait, I to 7« Ouba, Gg to OJ Eastern, 71 to 7J d,tu, lixtentieD, 7] to Ti Globe, C)t to liL; ditto Si* per Cent. Prø- ferenee, 91 U> 92 Iteuter'o, 10] to 101 luU-European, lilt to Ui; Wostlndiaand Piiiami', 41 t,, -ii and ditto Ten per Cent. tg 11. In tho Mirccl'aiioi.ii M\,lt..t, Phosphate Sewage bharesimproved,whileNativo Guano and International Kiniincinl somowhat tlo- clined. Prico8 us follow OhilUu^ton Iron, r) t,, 6 Submarine Cabios Truiit, HUto107 Ebliw Vulu Steel, Iron, and Coal, 6$to 5J dis Niintyglo and Htaiua Ironworks, 87 to 41; Fcucier of Mauritius, IA to :I I)re,ii. 0-0 lit Feuieinr of Knghuid, 3^ to 3jj Fore-street W arehouse, lbi to 16 prem.; General Credit and Discount, J to A prem. FF"-t,TIR W-rlii, 13 to 13 Munson's Bay, i7 to 17]; jVatlonal Ois- ot, 10* to 11; t'oneral StOiim Navigation, L to 24; Scottish Australian Investment, 120 to tod j Huiive Guano, 1 to 2] lioyal MMt Sli.uu, 79 to 81; London and St. Kathar- i Pocks, 75 to 77 EMt and West Inilia Docks, 117 to 119 Phosphsto flewage, 2 to 2] Telegraph Constructions, 281 to and Francis Canal, Hungary, 82 j to SS, liiihoMiriirg Market to-day there was a r. -)'tr..t< Jt'm. ul f, 1 ohnres in Tin ventures, and priccs olosed as follows :-Bog, X to 1; C:ll Brea. 07-J to 70 Cook's Kitchen, 12 to 13 Doicoath, 48 to 50 Bast Wall, 12 to 121 Fast Van, 12s. 6d. to 17s. Gd. Great Laxey, Ili to 1" Marko Valley, 7s. 6d. to 12s. UJ. Old Rottle HiU, 2 to 2] UJù Treburgctt, 15s. to 17s. 6d. Parys Mountain, 9s. to lis. Penstruthal, 103. to 12s. k;d. Prince of Wales, 9s. to lis. J Proudence Mines, 49 to; Roman Gravels, I "ii to 13j South Caru Brea, 3J to3; South Condurrow, 4 to 4i; Tankerville, 74 to 8 Tincroft, 33 to 34; Van Consols, to 3 West Chiverton, 2 to ilJ; West Mane and Fortescue, 32s. fid. to 15s West Tankerville, U to 19; Wheal Crebor, 1 to 2 Wheal Grenville, 4 to 4 is Wheal Kitty St. Agnes, 8 to Isi. iforeign Mines Eber- hardt and Aurora, 2l to 3; Emma, 2 to 2] Flagstaff, 3] to 31 Sweetland Creek, 4k to 4 j! Tecoma, J to 1. The first meeting of the shareholders of the Ililston and Crump Meadow Collieries Company (Limited) was held at the Cannon- street Hotel, London, on Saturday, Mr. Alfred Goold, J.P., in the chair. The directors reported that the profits for the lialf-yeartuding June 30 had been highly satisfactory, and a dividend was proposed of 4s. per share, being at the rate of 30 per cent. per annum, after the payment of which a large balance remained to carry forward. The dividend was unanimously declared, and the directors were re-elected. The compllDY was brought out by Air. H. Russell Evans, of 62, Lombard-street, London, and Newport, Moil, [SPECIAL TELEOKAM.J Consols 9Z to 924. In Foreign, Peruvian Fives fell j, to 53k to 541; and Sixes i. to 06], Egyptian, French, and Turkish frac- tionally improved. Eries i lower, at 281 to 29. Among English Railways Caledonian declined 11 on provincial sales, others steady. Telegraphs firm Anglo-American Stock has risen 1, being 69] to 09f; Egyptian, 791 to 80] French Fives, 95 j to 95 J Spanish, I" i to 17å Turkish, 4a'1 to 45 £ Caledonian, 90 to 901 Great Western, 118 to 1181 North-Western, 147J to 148!; Midland, 1244 to 125J Metals Chilian advices, giving charters, coppers, and ores for the month of Juno only 2,900 tons, with higher prices, caused better feeling 50 tons good ordinary Chiti bars at 721., two months; 25 tons for arrival same price; buyers of Wallaroo 851. lOs" sellers require 90/. Tin quiet; Straits 1001. cash 500 slabs Banca, sold on Dutch war- rants, 1001.

RAIL-WAY TRAJTTIO RffiTUBBW 'i-H0 tUK BtniiNU JULY 4 r. øe. ynt. ?S?t vew.o"m 4 Bwuisea V?te — — — t.IM !,t63 470 ??f?" m~0'1880 BortbJUstwn i. 0wSlM, ? 102 x.rth 74-16- -"?' mt4,.poutm HI 0918TOL STOOK EXOHANOK.- YM*Bi.if, LOCAL AND MffeCSLLANBOlTS liIOC!lC, Sht,m Am 6 PLK P,180L Week Brfsdol and ?t?'?- KM 1261 lWiu If'i' pei '«»t Preforence ?' .-K?-? Bt!?.N?i'a'men'MtW SJ 'n M B)?tP?K?t*P<M 10 # 3tc? «rMtWc.?.H.?M IW J "M", ?'?' Ditt??N??A3,;?..ong 100 "t lIt m l.u '< Uxnfl wl Opnwro 100 ,M?O ??' M.tUf.tL.?M. lM  M<,ctmM.5pttOmtPMH'g M ;"?* MMt KhtTmey "S as S It": =:tt.w;¡' 1:: = Mart Por.thPewon "? so NIL(O!CM. ? no Block laSVal. '• &0:: ??.-c?.?' 1:"= 10 Ditt. N.? 5 per C..L 2 I Pill 10 A<ht<m Vale iron '? »Sf "Jgter:: 8 1 nV   '"?"   J&7 =baièi..l'8 4 )« bk'-t B?'?'P"'t"tC"-lM ,'? '.?°' Btlitrl Btsatu e N&Wda. M jt Ct'a' „ JS,<SS%ss I »1 | till OrLIt.1 MmL R"= 26a M Btsol Waim Workn 26 u 10 pm ? Cli„ tton Cnspension Br. to 04 to-" ? Bristol City Hotel (L) K I » 4 10 CoUefteCTeenHote!- M 14» M 10 Clifton Botol 10 111 }? M Great WMtem Colliery 17 17 18 90 j* »t Ne^lAM- I4i lift 10C  M* ) pm '??'(? !mpmxaU M Bti'tctW?aWeth 10 ?_ ?P. 20 Ditto Ntw S ) J P- :g wmba. wagg- 1: J 1 pm 10 wt of England Mid 10 Wå"=,d IB "i 13 15 Wilt,, -d Dobet B.?k 10 M a (1,?w. Pr.ed C-oa t?tted). I 'H M CMdi9 Waterwortt, • 21 pm

BANKRUPTS, &o. I BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Broom, late of Axminster, Devonshire, I butcher. Date of adjudication, 28th March. BANKRUPTS. Henry Lacey, formerly of 8, Oolvillo square, Bayswater, afterwards of 51, Hereford-road, Biys- water, and 28, Park-place, Bayswater, all m Middle- sex, øehoolmll8ter. Joseph Benham, 26, Uarkham otreet, chalses, Middlesex. GeorKo Mill., 12, Bigglnøtreet, Dover, Kent, coal merchant. I Henry James, of the Gntlm Inn, Princes-street, Bath, licensed victualler. Call Nilnon, of tjunderland, shipohandler. Thomas Warrener, of Park-gate, Darlington, grocer and trader, and dealor in wines, spirits, and LIQUIDATIONS. & Bordma, Newport, M ummtlnhire, ship- broke,]bl:moutb?hire, bLip- 0. B.,d, Newport, Monmouthshire, .hip' broker and wmmi. ? glocer. Llf\MUy, Carmarthenshire, bilor and L Eae" Llmwlly, ()umkrtheneWre, tailor to(I

UNCONTROiLABLE LOYALTY. I Even affection for the Roal Family shoald bo kept within certain houlll19. and theso limi t3 Boom to have been rather overstepped by Mr. Is\ao Thomas, Il painter, who wiia chargod on Jllon,by, at the Bow-street police oourt, vith being found on a ladder at a third floor window of tho Prince of Wales ¡mblie,houBe, in Qacen street, with the sup- posed intention of committing a fobny. Nothing however, according to Jllr. Thomas's own account, could have been farther from his Intontiou tban tho commission of any mimiOlllaot whatever; he is, ho says, of a very loyal deposition, and as soi n 1\8 ever he has "little drop to drink a fcclicg of intense affection towards tlio Koyal family arises within him. ftuch wu. the case on Saturday evening, when he had had a little drop to dvink," 8nd accordingly was labouring un;for an attack of uncontrollable 10YlÙty, Seeing 8 bidder against the Prince of Wales's Tavern ho thought ho would g'Jt up and Sto the Ilrinco- but on aniving at the t^p, t"F.i Itoy.1 bf1;:v :d :ri ho himself was in considemblo dulgor of falling, he slipped down the ladder into ti,e arms of a police-consUblo who was waiting to receivo him, and to hU grc^t dist^i;-t .L,,f him ff to the bUtiou. Th?3 magUtvato dn- cbaigedthe prisoner, with a oaution not to into so doubly dangerous It. situation I\I1",iu, aud Thomas will do well to follow this advice: fir hUtory teaches tho lesson that miny of thoio wh ), hning climbed tho ladder that leads to groatnobs, and even in tho fancied security of their position iiavo kicked it froru under their feet, have boon unceremoniously pitched ont of the window ,md received more injury by their fall than bcneGt by their uoent,

LOCAL KILLS IN PARLIAMENT. tt<tb<now'f ?,mm,n< ,'It',da" the report .( ,be -Itu'- th .S _a01l'" t -?pr-nt4 ,) 'C'.11,.f,), 1, ?" ?,?,?"  ,-If ? 1, 0, il., l ti?. jil tl,l«H.d t'ltl ".] thi,,l t¡fr,.

TEE GCERN is expected to it:vc Windsor, lvo I Osborne, next Tuesday. I ,,=ft. m G J. KEPPLE & GO'S I FFRNISHiSO I CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARXHf'?Sjt, ? CLABt BTRMT, BRISIOL I BVKRY REQUlSITB IN FURNLSHINO, 1 From the simpleat C'Jin ry Artld. I To Goods of the most Baborate r ;a .nb aivi Arrinlo 1 Deeoraticn. BIST QUAIJTT. NBWKr; LOWEST PRICES. -I jgSTABLlSHEi) 18 0J, BRATTICE CLOTH. AIR TUBING (IRON ASD CANVAS), POlt UNDERGROUND VltNIlUTION, TRAM GREASE AND OIL. I" TIRE ROPE GREASE AND OIL. WAGON GREASE. p ITIVOOD. lite ROPES. c RAINS. GALVANIZED ROOFS. J^'ELTS OF ALL KINDS'. EMENT FOR COli.NG STrJAAJ PIPES. ALL KINDS OF COLLIERY AND MILL STOKES. GEO. J. MAY, 6856mw NEATH, gate *iTANTK1>, a General Sermt. B,"ri't >med to pl I.R \V Ag¡ ::w.4>,¡J,I,: PI." ?kb,rbtw., Cdiff. M?)' ? TvANTKi', astrone, healthy Vou'jS Woman, pi, TT prliy to ?tt?.d i. i,-Iil I ? If, b,?t c, m?itb?'c?gN'enJtyattefat. U?'r?'w?jM yiveii.— ?pp!! tj Mr. F?e, ktinybryn, Cua, Merthyr Ty ^il. ¡,JYU WAl'i¡ø Lad, ?b-t 17 I"-k fte, P..y .,?d W -'i.g..&e ?.Wi g?rUy "M"?. -Apply at HMi<tiBgtoa tUla, K<?th, C?iUt..M?W? GBOCKKY.—Wanted, a atM'ty,'? '?" HM.) GAn?l)- sutiogatry -,I C, L Tea WMthoit?, SwmMt. ??'"i  rr0''e?.).' bM?". M"<"?'?"?.??  Fan:y and olhet Uo xls iv, >- ,)P,y at l,? hejos-str«.t, v mX O MASONS.—Wantoi iuimsii"-)', a lew g vl T. ?s.-Appty to Mr. Isac (?-?.. Contrac. iiriton Ferry. B U!Hat>'lj in l'.irse or small I JW, W )jN; Bu",i.t 'i (?'t' -?l 91t.i:,l V* ripjTIf 11 immediately, Two or TU.t-e Tunup H'" W?'p?'?'?: R?iE????'. rsI xTb* 8oK(, two Lemon and Whi « TO .t':lI,r t:'i,:p'L w,' 'i.¡"í\ juncOon. ?'?'? «7'A'<TE)'. aHoo»inThor.a'< vm-, I,I,¡  \» ?m.tM< (our«oemsi" ilaki e iOai>n tbe >tr- ■ <'?..n<t.<Mh??M. 4c.-Ad.lre. ? -Arila^y, P' .? ?t?!tb?rTy<Mt. N<?y?, '-räiÏiD'I;I:tïrit gif"II,appJ)' 80 J.¡; ("mI'), P,¡anII)II'¡> Pick?, Card iff. AfAilM of 700acws, a i .• J,left, fer a h.ftn of )'( <0(, It! C\I1Dartbe.n,r.r The wh.? c. !l't 1DOtleht.t)JI:  1'SÏ1e'8ce m L:)e :(;, h!lt #1\ltij¡: 1t.1,tb:itb61b\ 1:'1.. èr ), tt,t' fu'tPt ny Th t'&nn i!ll ,'ou.ifl,UoC'"  },I!\l!rl:.üI;i\ :eJ P T. D hi??eHy. CMEn.t!?'«hf '"?' M?d?thJ?.h.? J ? ???"; t?t?,i..L<.tbyh?'t' .?c<? M,——M.?,??- ???".? .? ?'??. went, in the Varwh of 3!?S—Ki«J ui™>»> ?. n ?? y, 'i?.?    p.» M-jktj: an<i bJ w- '.j, C.llnrt!r' .). .1" JIIo.p<>n. III \Iw {.t; "I ..t"II!Jr, WBOMBSPAY, JULY «. 1a7"