The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-12 00:00:00

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Ned wbieb se eiedielbe weld beam we mikes. Mee loss ellbetbally cured b DC: WIRY% 111ALT11.11.11.1113111N0 MUD, •very .b.rt tire.—a. L Pane; Peal Lethality, flea la' ma. dryer.* aseveseen, debility, with Gramm.paw , wet ambe. We ,b e* my enrowa bed emeelbed edOse Ter ' esy. bow Wes - - rived be DU &Wiese 1 Ihearreiltabg II • way ebew Ma W. MAW. Dielisfes Diabery. "Three woe owowilewwwwww. le d =rib la eby eedt enl aew. pereel debely. %bleb rea mWe eery embierabie, bee bees raw*, waved by DO &mars neelltbrielmelmit reed—Alum. ware. Mebane. er Um, Wabberees."—rid fa etaistem, with tall brestmetteme, alpl. et 1,114.1 40. ed.; SW., at Ile.; 11:11b.. at SU. re. yer-esSeed qwitV., M. et We.; Web. et fib; tee lab. awl I ilb. adelew we weelne a carries ern resege er rebbellee seders by DO ILUDIT awl Ob. It', Kew finitateeet. Gots& NIIISILERS AND MOUS rACHDAT - - - -"Tie ' mosnosioNell arms et ROWLANDS MAGMAS W. Is poking *en sismosio at_ 1*21680. b _L.._ Mom sod' sad Is summild twAsia mot simumme IN lime• =i a aimillsol* dr NOM smOindaw Ms OM Is youhrs4 somd e arorra rerle=lredos. soll 6•281/M2L o t powel•• hied* jump= t e t=ollll to Ili: Srpossle. sadoesus lb pea% dome It his Sail aid sidels. II lia smis2= s isollete 110 powska et j=a gl 2. 141 .11a m s ibs.111. Is. aly bel= l 4l r• km I. 111., aid iski• Ism obe. Ma pa Idle. , Sods at Os polies odds to Ms woe 'llimrheit Ma. maws 411 n ' avows( le mats. ea as W3E s ed at the Irk 64 tkeVOrip, Until OW tie" 0001011111110 MOM Odi * Wm at 20 , itAGAILDEN, LONDE% toy al Cbrale* ad Poefusas. STATISTICS OF NEW SOUTH WALEB.-An official document, containing the statistics of New South Wales, in. eluding Port Philip, from 1840 to 1849, has just reached this country, and furnishes an interesting view of the pro grem of that colony. With regard to population, it ap pure in the ten years nearly to have doubled, the total in 1840 having been 129.463, while in 1819 it was 246,299, of which number 101,470 were females. The proportionate recess of males was much greater in 1810 than at present, but the rapid diminution of the disparity is not to he attributed so much to the greater eveaness of the subse quent immigration es to the extended duration of female life compared with that of the other sex, and to the tact of the children born being more nearly balanced. Of 73,481 births sine* 1840. 311,310 were males, and 37,171 were females. while si 26.1131 deaths aneeng the entire population 13,978 were Miass and only 9,343 were husks, In deaths amongst whiles the sarnibier at men each year is nearly twice that of women. swing deabtlem in a greet degree to habits of intemperance. The meseher marriages in 1819 was suck as to indicate the returning prosperity of the country. After the commercial emblems and the cheek to immigration they had fallen from 2,611 to about 1,800, horn which there was little varieties until 1819, when the total was 2,366. The year of the largest immigration wan 1811, when it reached 22,483. The lowest year was 1848, after the land and banking disasters, when it fell to 402. In 1819 it was again large, and amounted to 19.340. The total itumimtion since the foundation of the colony, appears to have been 107,403, of whom 82,613 were despatched at the public expense; the total paid from the territorial revenue from 1832 to 1819 having been 1,309,4471. Since 1839 the religions of the public emigrants have been recorded, and there appear to have been 48,889 protest ant'. 23,337 catholic', and 79 other denominations. As regards the currency of the colony, there have been great variations. In 1810 the coin in the banks was 3970611., and after having risen in 1845 to 835,1661., it again dectiaed to 613,4 W., at which it stood in 1849. The schools have increased in the ten years from 167 with 9,060 scholars to 658 with 25,6'12 scholars. Of these 668 schools 222 are sup ported in whole or in part by grants from the colonial tees eery, amountmg to 16,796/. per annum, the number of pupils being 16,426, of whom 6,653 are Church of England, 2,6 M Presbyterian, 1,878 Wesleyan, 219 Independent, and 3,313 Roman Catholic. The number of lunatic. in asylums on the 31st of December, 1819, wan 3l6 male (chicly convicts), and only 98 female. With respect to crime, the convictions for felony, notwithstanding the population has nearly doubled, bare decreased from 662 in 1840 to 643 in 1849, and those ler misdemeanour from 170 to 126. There were eight exe cutions also in the former year and only four in the latter. Litigation likewise seems to have decreased in a manner atilt more satisfactory, the cues tried in the Supreme Court haring been 4454 in 1840 and only 160 in 1849. The declared value of the imports in 1819 was 1,793,4201., and of the exports 1,891,2701., of which 1,238,6591. consisted of wool, and 249,9321. of tallow. The shipping entered inwards numbered 898 vessels, with 218,967 tonnage; the total outwards being 907 vessels, with 214,066 tonnage. The revenue was 675,6921., and the expenditure of 616,5331. The land under cultivation, exclusive of gardens and orchards, is described as follows:- Wheat, 90,706 acres, producing 1,917,263 bushels; maize, 23,368 acres, 276,641 bushels ; Barley, 10,350 acres, 1u9,292 bushels; Oats, 8,378 acres, 179,238 bushels; Rye, 203 acres, 2,959 bushels; Millet, 18 acres, 134 bushel. ; potatoes, 6,289 acres, 14,229 toes ; tobacco, 438 acres, 4,244 ant. ; grasses, 42,812 acres, 47,664 tons;-total, 181,612 acres. This, as compared with the return for 1840, shows that the greatest increase in cultivation has been in grasses, potatoes, barley, and oats, while in maize there has been a decrease. Resides these products, however, there are now 1,127 acres of vineyard, yielding 101,063 gallons of wiuc and 1,781 galloon of brandy, the quantity having been steadily Merton*, since 1843. The tendency to an increase in livestock r shown mostly in sheep and horses, and the totals are-horses, 121,859; horned cattle, 1,810,'13; pigs, 68,674; and sheep, 12,102,540 The another of animals slaughtered in 1849 for tallow was 743,313 sheen and 45,060 horned rattle, besides 2.50 hogs for lard. The boiling-down houses have increased within twelve months from 62 to 95. The number of mills for grain is stated as follows -In 1840, steam 28; water, 23 ; wind, 34 ; horse, 14. In 1819, steam, 70; water, 41; wind, 28; horse, 29. ne_progress of the land sa le s is also subjoined :- 1840, 316,6261. • 1811, 90,3871. ; 1812, 14,6741.• 1843, 11,297/. ; 1844, 7,402 ; 1845, 18,131/. ; 1846, 27,060 i; 1847, 62,9011. ; 1848, 47,2621. ; 1849, 86,7341. • and the treed upon land in 1849 in Sydney were for l ri a, a 4F9 B /.,= basing been 1,008,741 L during the time of inflation from 1841 to 1944, while at Port Philip it was 116,1671., IA" having been 270,413/. The amount of debentures honed by the local government outstanding on the 31st of Decem ber, 1349, bearing interest at 30. per diem, and payable either in Landes er the colony, wee 76,0001. BRITISH AND FOREIGN Ursa- ASSOCIATION. ire*Way, the tweety-eixth annual meatus et the mambas of this suaislisa was held es the than lea , Chapel. Matnetreet. Mend. ARM diving sanin, lawn= by the Rev. Mans Beng t of Lelosstar, ths ban swila I ma of the meeting wee mesmimme. Mr. Waterer hating beer mad to the chair, Mr. HORMBY, the tree oar, mad the statssant of se aman, tees which it sprees& the total isssiMs of the year were 1 L 17s. 84., and th e expenditure NHL ads. id., v lea ing a Wins of 1661. 2s. !4. which, added Is the balsa lossembi forward last yew et 1641. 10s. 3d., made a total Mhos, in Mad of MX Ils. ed. Of this. nines ths ansiditos Mil shady mods grans; andillaaltp, to els maga of upwards of 1001. as name seggrsplisas. having Mgtmore especially either to sew nap& ar Is the re ad chapels. Out of ohs 1,0601., than bad been re mised sa assegai of the book hind 166/.., whin was now eshanand,, the annuity having expired; but Miry bed hinetsil a earn of 9501.,_ and, afar sands dies ipso it, there would still roman gpsea didul ail . SUM, tho Ming* of which wend be Obliging& pre esegrepeler. The other tart they MA gain= elated t the lageoved Verbs ftsioilir dissimisi t• HL, tribe whisk they bad maim rhea& rail then nth The Rev. B. TAGOART diss read the signeW time. rime. It stated that in eamnezion with dr Lags 111th trim Uaiterisa Illem'ety a number of lectures big bees deg- Tern. esti gum sods of 5,0119 basis had been diewiliated. At neer ththere ado* were ilsbenaswad • mall reeler kegs toge, by the roller et -ea Rober A gnat 'CUL hailer wok lowans seeingsing the ts. rib. ter at Treats The entrittee led set awes able te gar erg a suitable =lane, for Sydney, in Nat Sank Was. thee* 1601. bad Ina subscribed for Ms malt. sal a Way et 3001. r sas s ter the fir tw• hag this guar nisei te here evennessst year the gegen stated thet IDOL hatless resheil thenenr. Orme Bailey, the bier* te be spited_ pushy to Isenag ay a 0,1 1 , 07 et willStscsthsel bather Fifteenth's' Deriver. The Rev. Hugh agar he. et Birmingham, had amend the elks of Is dos histitutisa. All, eons the Masiuses stalanni sal tha repset win wedged. After ease hither brier had been tamMillad Ilw followin assiation was posed :—" Thai in SlMMillis lion desires Se sward has sawn python win the spirit of eselesbrigg err reins sad ingesingt mita has recentlymanhatta knit' a large rel. etas church of mad mere ally of the blitimwshp et the church of less. It Mime to express its anon an victim that sash dams sea only be effectually sepsis& by firmer atlases ow the Int of all Christian ameba to ths groan science aid pendpiss eif prargatini, reaper be with. the valiskaq and warrearty 0 lbe theithess as the rule et Silt and practise, W abolishing and airlilfr leg the seine' tr !vermin, by Menthe the clergy from the bribe et satheription to wrens nil articles, and pro moting es aseesintha 'thirties smog .) theses." themad Mbar peosiallass ors raids abssasbar were they agreed to, sera the meeting somrstoL PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 11.—The Mired Zafir and Suray Bahri ' Turkish frigate and brig, sailed with a fair wind to-day from Spithead for Constantinople.—The Wel-1 leaky, 72, Captain 0. Goldsmith, arrived at Spitheed yes- I terda afternoon, having on board Admiral the Earl of late Commander-in-Chief on the North Ame rican station.—The Hogue and Ajax, 60 gun screw steam ships, Captains M'Dougal and Quin, got up steam and sailed from Spithead this afternoon for Cork. They were paid down on Monday.—The Heeate, steam sloop, Com mand,' Hand, sailed from Spithead on Monday night for the eastward.—The Royal yacht squadron, consisting of the Victoria sad Albert, I. airy, and Elfin, have been taken up to their moorings in Porchester Lake.—lt is reported that Capt. Henderson, C. 8., of the Blenheim steam guard ship, will shortly go on board the Tiger, steam sloop, and take that vessel, with the Argus, newly built steam sloop, eon atructed from the designs of Mr. Fincham, master ship wright, of this dockyard, on a short cruise to try their qualities. AGRICULTURE IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND.— During the early part of spring we had unusually back ward weather, and, in the first half of April, cold winds by day and sharp frosts by night had serious effects on the brairda of wheat and oats. Spring-sown wheat especially suffered severely, and in a few instances termer, were obliged to plough up the wheat land thus injured by night frosts, and re-eow it with oats. Autumn-sown wheat mosaics a very healthy appearance ; the young plants hare wale forward evenly, and are strong and well collared. Oats, which occupy • very large breadth of ground, are promising they were finished rather earlier than usual, and look considerably forward. Barley is pretty well up, but it not a crop much cultivated around Belfast; taking a circuit of seven miles, it bolds a erasers dwell, small space among other cereals. Flax-eaides has this season been largely extended; perhaps the breadth of ground under this crop is one-fifth more Mom northern districts then it was last season. In sidele•• ing the quastity of land sows by the amount of forties seed disposed of, no accurate data can he made out, as much ee the seed used by growers this year was home-saved ; and, es far as can yet be ascertained, the latter is likely to prom equal to the Assn importations of either Dutch or Riga. With the rapid increase of flax-spinning mills, of mune there will be immense additional demand for the raw ow gerbil, and hence the prospective advantages of our experience in the culture of so important an tural prober The importations of foreign fits, flax seed, hemp, end oileske during the past year were about the followiag value in round numbers: flax, 5,000,0001.; seed for errashig, 1,600,0004. ; seed for sowing, 200,0001.; oil-cake, =heap, 1400,000 f.; total, 8,700,0001. This undies. a sum, and yet the figures are under the mark. It is wile, however, to expect that by the old system of agri 'Ogre aw Inman will ever be able to compete either with the Ingle= la Mr, or the Russians in hemp-growing. If they wand noessfully fight the bath of fin nada, they min has to exercise the bead as nil as the heads, ter ae*sle stiM is now se less seesseery la the held them it le la the Misery. Eves is the aerie et seed math may be earn et boas X•=erthess ends to the preedenalty of thle serft, Ist esperiesee set aside 8 :11 141I fialle Ilit the Gulden. • imota who his about 20 acres sows IR la states that the appossess of_thatmrdan width an sawn with hoars ened seed is the beil per et tie OIL Great attem• don Us bees pail this year to the minnatisei of the soil for flax, and more than usual ears mime to clear off root weeds, which have often caused maim amp to this crop than all other local circumstances. litele complaints are heard from farmers who have lowa film pretty largely this season ; but, on the whole, the meal prejudiced anti-flax cultivator will admit that the crop is very favourable. Potatoes have been planted this year to fully as large an extent as in 1815, and se he nothing can exceed the thriving expect of the lens. The pester part of the whole breadth of gnarl engrain was !Wished by the end of March ; and, es the date of ueed used wee generally of • superior descriptiou, and sr deteriorated in vitality by disbudding", there le ereythieg to hope for the future turn out of nee. At rear, the petite lands exhibit a very c appeersaart therth nre bas il healthy, showing a breeMt brand strength 1911119 d. dam equalled. Very taw lasteness et earl ere eteerwhie, nor did the severe heels we bad wawa wens ego arisiosty damage the plants. Strew it is that within the last fort night some femme am will engaged in finishing the plant ing of their potatoes, ell the warnings of the late dinuerees failure not having been evident to enforce on their stab the necessity of putting in the potato crop at least a month earlier than was usual several yeses ago."— Belfast Memory. TIIE MURDER AT WARRINGTON.—Bridget Lyons, who was ander sentence of death for the murder of Marga ret Fahey at Warrington, and whose husband was executed • short time ago, has received a pardon. She is to be transported for life. -Lirerpool Mercury. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT LEEDS.— Yesterday (Wednesday) Wi ll iam Scott, • whitesmith, was brought before the Leas magistrates to answer the charge of having shot at a woman named Mary Widdop with in tent to murder her. The occurrence took place on the 21st of March last, won after which date the particulars were recorded in the Ezprees. The prisoner was in business for himself in a respectable way, and for some time before the occurrence had been on friendly terms with Mrs. Widdop, who is the wife of • gardener, residing in Black man-lane, Leeds. On the morning of the 21st March he went into Widdop's house. and after sitting dews, as be had often dune before, near the fire, he pulled sat a pistil which be discharged at Mrs. Widdos i m eh : z teerisseisemething which she did not hear. The el the nen wounded Mrs. Widdop in the slia.awl am we way much alarmed. Oa the egggingeg et • inglasne, Scott, who still anninsi in tha bear, discharged the contents of annoy ph la at lawastl, by which be wee seriously weimded, lied be lea bees under seethed treatment le the Leer lathinny me daft. Peessea trig In her@Mar said thee the MI get Wok pri mary istended Is theist her. She Was die "Mgr wren mei elterthies to rtioarr's musslith is gad hie with had tail petheentela Awe sows pro= which he had ssitsisi ad le age owl week garret wirers war ermined w et them iris et Orme% eeserrieiges. which th+arlia s 4 to had swag awl 111-beehh. After a wawastal lwariNg was newadal until Friday, be 1019 1191010inthe = Owe sr two re pusses ant Sward to speak to primates good chartasr. THE maims. —THE POPLAR UNION.—The fol lowing is the retain of the pordatioe, as taken on the Ma of Muth last, in the different parishes included in the Poplar Vain : Maks. Paige& Teta Total,ll4l. ber M m es. I. life-end Uppre 1033 ... 11,111 ... 19,484 ... 23 370 ... 1,914 311394 mi Uwe 13,084 ... 14,720 ... 17,911 ... 19,733 ... 7,251 IMAMS 11,103 ... 11,333 .. !WS ... 16,319 ... kin 710•11111 tell ... 1,111 ... 11,879 ... 11.109 ... 2, 1 911 - -Anil.— 9,839 ... 2,819 ... 11,871 ... Ifielle ... OH _ 1,1184 ... 1,1113 ... 4,117 ... 8,919 ... NS 11,614 WM WM HOU 141/11 LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 HIS DAY. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH. • _ !boa* Ma. Jomee Wicsinnum. _ D BRADBURY AND Iwvosau.- “Pvitoc" soz Lnsc or AOY~II CATHOLIC PICIIS T.' Mr. Baddeley applied, at the sitting of the court this morning, on behalf of the Rev. Peter Daley, a Roman catholic priest of the town of Galway, in Ireland, for a role to show canes wh • criminal information should not be Cod against Messrs. jledbury and Evans, as the registered pub lishers and Zion of Punch, for a libel fam taped end publish ed in Punch of the l9th of April, on r of the rev. gentleman, contained in • heeded " The Christian Hero and Lucifer M is whisk it was stated that the rev. gentleman had made me of seditious language, at • dinner given in Galway, on Candffintin-day, a day of festivity in Ireland, and reessumeded the sending over a secret band of persons elmataimimisly to Liverpool, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Ilbeerneek and ether ports, for the purpose of setting are to and burning down the English fleet. In the affidavit of Mr. Daley, in support of the application, he not only denied that he had ever uttered the words attributed to him, bat stated that he had always entertained such a proposition with unqualified abhorrence and disgust ; and he charged the libel as being • most atrocious and wanton attack upon his sacred calling. He admitted presiding at the dinner in Galway referred to in the libel, but the din nee was not a political one ; and it was on the 'sprees an dentanding that polities should not be discussed that he consented to preside. At the dinner, however, • Mr. Blake, in returning thanks to the toast " the Press," did make use of words similar to those charged as having been uttered byMr. Daley, but as soon as he (Mr. Blake) did so, he (Mr. Daley) as &airman, and sup r eed by the whole eomny, ex pressed his horror arid • at the language of Mr. Blake, and insisted that if he di not desist he should be turned out of the room. He, Mr. Daley, did not know of or see the libel until the latter end of April, and he had felt bound to leave Ireland to seek, by the aid of the Court of Queen's Bench, reparation for so wanton and atrocious an attack on his character. Mr. Baddeley produced affidavits of Mr. O'Flaherty and another gentleman who were present at the dinner, who confirmed Mr. Daley's statement. Mr. Justice Wightatan.—Yoa may take a rule to show cause. BAMBRE AND MEUSE RAILWAY. Yesterday the twelfth half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the offices in Moorgate-etreet. W. P. RICHAILDS, Esq., took the chair. The report says: "Comparing the present prospects of the company with its position during the few preceding meetings, the directors think there is much cause for congratulation, and eonfidendy hope to bring the Sambre and Meuse enterer:le to a successful termination. The accounts of the receipts and expenditure of the half-year are thus stated:—The receipts from traffic amount to 4,4781. 3s. 4d. ; the expenditure to 4,0391. 164.; leaving a surplus of 2381.75.4 d. By the terms of the provisional agreement with the Belgian government printed at the end of this report it is calculated that the trunk line to Vireaux can easily be opened in the additional time granted by the government, the measure of time being the tunnel at Sanseilles, which should be commenced u soon as possible. The prolongation to Silenreux need not coat more than 10,000/. and will, no doubt, add to the present tra ffi c, and could be'opened in six ' months. Resolutions will be proposed to the consideration of the meeting, arising out of the future intended arrange menu. Other arrangements remain to be made with the owners of debentures, whose position will be greatly ame liorated by the improvement of their security, and it Is hoped they_ will kindly grant every necessary facility. The CHAIRMAN said their present position on the whole must be a subject of congratulation, if they only con sidered that at one time they were at variance with their contractors, who were also incapable of fulfilling their en gagements. They had now also a favourable communi cation from the Belgium government; but still he had no right to anticipate what course they would take. Being free from the contractors, they were at liberty to negotiate with any parties they pleased, by which a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent. might be effected. (Hear, hear.) The directors had ikow the prospect of raising all the money they required on reasonable terms. (Hear, hear.) A capi talist of Belgium, who was in connexion with French capi talists, had made them an offer to supply the means at 5 per cent. on preference shares, with the understanding that any balance of traffic should afterwards go to secure the share holders their 5 per cent., and the surplus that might remain after that should be devoted to buying up the preference shares at par, with a view to the ultimate merging of both descriptions of shares. It would require 200,0001. in addi tion to the money already raised to complete the line to Virtu:, the interest of which would be 10,0001. Now, as to traffic, suppu ing they only carried 100,000 tons of coal, that would give them 24,0001 a year, to which they might add 10,0001. a year from present traffic. This would make 34,0001. a year. They managed the present traffic for 8,5001„ to which they might add 3,5001. for the additional traffic, thus leaving a balance of 22,0001. a year, from which they could pay 10,0001. a year for the 200 , 00 01., and 12,0001. could he avoided amongst the shareholders. The branches could be made for a less sum than 200,0001. addi tional, on which it was expected the Belgian government would guarantee 4 per cent. Since, if some of these branches might not pay, others would, and so repay the government by some dividend. After some conversation, the report was adopted annul noway. Mr. Sheward was re .elected a director. The meeting was then made special, when the agree ment with the Belgian government was ratified by the shareholders. Power was given to the directors to raise 400,00 W. by preference shuts or debentures, to complete the lice to A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors was then passed on the motion of Mr. Fungi, seconded by Mr. AUSTIN, when the meeting adjourned. LIBERATION OP Bosse m.—On Tuesday evening a public meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow was held in the Citykall, called by the Lord Provost, in oonsetrence of a requisition sent bins for the purpose, to memonalise the British government to interpose its influence to procure the liberation of the illustrious Kossuth and his brave com panions, and their restoration to all the rights and privi of free citizens of the world. The following resolutions were unanimously agreed to : " That this meet ing deeply sympathies with ell sash as are the victims of civil sad eosls.issfial dlispathea throughout the world, but in the meantime feel spilly called spa to extend a becom ing amount of hospitality to them =Om who have taken an active part in the late struggle for ladepeadenos In Hungary, and who of their own free choice have engin a brae sad an honest means of living in this lea& se Amami Ikea the shelter it has afforded alike to the erei the oppressed of the various nations on the M et the sigma" That this meeting of the citizens or worm s est 4 h :: respectful memorial to Lord Palsattatas. jes Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. is the begs may be still further induced to use MIA earls es ere esa sistent with his high office, in endeavouring to proure the unconditional freedom of the illustrious Kesesith, shrug with his other compatriots now confined at Kuttayah, within the Turkish territory.' . A committee was then appointed, to carry out the views here expressed. When the meeting broke up there was such a rush of people to give tho Hun garians, of whom there were five on the platform, a hearty shake of the hand, that some confusion and delay took place before the hall was cleared. DEATH OF LORD DENDRENNAN.—Wa regret to have in announce the sudden death of Thomas Maitland, Esq., Lord Dundrenimn, which took place yesterday at Melville-street, about 9 o'clock, a.m. His lordship was seized with illness last week ; and, although the complaint took the alarming form of paralysis, up to Monday strong hopes were entertained that his naturally robust constitu tion would rally from the attack. The deceased gentleman was the son of the late Adam Maitland, Esq., of Hendren nazi, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. He was born on October 9, 1792, and married, July 3, 1815, Isabella Ora ham Macdowall, daughter of Janice Macdowall, Esq., of Oarthland. In 1813 he was called to the bar, where he displayed considerable ability and assiduity, and suc ceeded in attaining • very high standing in the whig ranks of the profession. In 1840, he was made Solicitor-General, which place, however, he held only till 1841, in consequence of the accession of a con servative government; but, on the return of Lord John Russell to power in 1846, he was re-appointed to the °Zoe, and continued to possess it till his elevation to the bench in 1850. He was elected member of parliament for the Stew artry in 1846, and succeeding in obtaining his re-election at the general election in 1837, he sat for the Stewartry till ha acceptance of the judicial gown dissolved his connection with the parliamentary represents Tan, It is so short a time since he obtained his seat on the bansh, that a verdict could scarcely be passed on his conduct se • judge. We tan, however, say with truth, that brief es has been the expe rience of the bar and the practitioners of his qualifications for the judicial office, it was maim& to gain him the highest confidence. As usual, there are opinions as to the government's choice of a lIINSININR. It is, how ever, generally understood that the vessel sewn will be conferred upon the solicitor-general.—Nerni s.'" A Mail. A LARGE WHALE was takes N Fehiny last in Great Man's Bay, on the seen of Coneeniera s end his cap titre was alerted in retirees ueseinnae wanner. It sppeus the huge create: rowed same into a narrow creek which was not magi le glee hies turning roan, and there be stuck, sal whenever he opened his immense jaws his assailarsta pawed In the cavity large Moen until they filled him to the teeth with panne, ea that took then a whole woe to eianqala are ea how ever they ga a pea smugly et Wake he ask hbeva— Mei Pqmr. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Twoo'CLoes. The settlement of the account in sbarWlia; formed the chief feature to-day, and may now be considered as finally arranged, the payments of to-morrow re maining to complete it. The continuations have ruled light, and the traffics, as we expected, turn out good, but, in the face of these strengthening consi derations, the market has worn a duller appearance to-day, andprioes have generally gone back a shade, especially for Lancashire and Yoilshira, Midlands and Berwielia. The general feeling, however, is now a trifle better than at the commencement of business, and on the other lines the decline is merely frac tionaL BARNS AND STOCKS trNOll4 WAS to-day up lo I Vikalt. Absvissa - Awaken, Na 041,4.110612 mg East Janetlas I Otrua 411/16aar Valley _ . . I it= H:1 7 1;:a :* Patrdi OrNNW Belbst.leao . (CUL& I Lee L Ds. (Ale Lk H.) .. 'biters Valsa. Or A.. . Oats I. AL) übss it !. rad C dim De. Now era Moberg* lad Meow ripe, !WINDOM :iakagnallth 1t.94:111 . 4: 1 4 arc never sag Made .. 7.1 i, De. Weit I lnaLks are I)•. — TtarsTyiii — ist;. - 17 Lss., Is S. 1 lATaN! a iiegsb-Iya % imi Neys Mins . Do. Ifisbjelbi 11.(6) Ludes h lostiatestere _ _ _ De, SiO 13Z.,e;;;116 . deeit treb...llber.,llUaeolesb. De. Man.& Lad. UII6OII De. Do. arm. wed Derby .. DiDeadOreetWeetern(ll.) iip7rt, — Noriollt . . Do. ll.w INaWea Oo~tlr. Faas iTu r=. YatU _Wafers I illecotilsk Central iuuWa ::: ::: Awn. a Dim, aims A y" ; ?:: 1 : kr h l. Mfg.) ... ... Da H~hw ... 111er - 7p:err; ; I;t7es ... ... . ... .. bath TarkiLlkilverDun iiid ".— Duatirsilee ltocktos sad HartlepuoL. raw Vale fraturks _ „. Y:;70474,71 —.—"-- viatcrf.wd ang ilakekei - Do.o.l4.E.Pareka.q• I r«k m Noetk lliurd LINES LURED AT 71 Berns It Hants. Esti pati R. Here to Ot.Westers I omitliguar. t i t l itZ to tit. Wont. Ditto a guarantee (lisi to Grrat Western Biren.,Tolv.. and Dudley sidrOrestweaentl etthoutap,rantee (wi~ac::nw~.rr~~l liinioniti.ieeetern Ctedeedolo Justice (lowed isOiledoslan EaqUisehriLsiar 61).(x. (hard to Gt. Northern) Oloueolor k Dean Fort* (hared to Orem Western HollheolhALT ark/NKR) Dw dimes (ditto).. . I Do. Imes Onto) .. Nisdeami(Mknono I Larks NA Oinonerloh Omni Nalleell Orem DItN hellonso (eft) LOIPONSOMINIMPOTOSt• 141.111 NarthoNnillnore 3 Pete, Its IS Ittocattiosio D.tto OM bow .. hasSOD (Isms. Loa Leas.alrarY D Deed, Mari ea IM : Om. o w ) M Dome itio.toto Upon sod NNW o Dor to Onot Illorlbst Do. ibmprolb Betaa.(dltto South Otollkdibito timed Wear Yana,. I p. Moos. limed to Oloolion&Dar. Wilts. Suolerroa, 'Mops. Oared to Un. Wooers plan Nedhad .i_ Chaadoe, j Per I. sad Lb (Brfer~Qounih/ Tp0r ..” 61 .507 M Ditto do. Ito. 10 I Do. Now 6 per Ont. tdoo /0 Eott.Usios.dletpita.6p.o 'Ediatoregli. hi* es Daubs. 64 per tart . it • Great Stortloged otessew _ _ . ; Dlieeanweri Dab Now rewr. S per Vt. IlasioakftWeetera New, lan.Slitt&Llas. talt.Nol Do. New Elf . Do. /16 T 5; TaiiiEito;s4l.... - 72 Do. 5i per Cent. Gum. 51.4111Britiob 10zIo5d, Worcester. an.; Wolver. Al 5 0 per Cent li li pi 13teo71_ &Demo& Uktotor(Nor.W. do /d ut tarr Oast.. ... Yurk, Newcaottrr,k 80r.,, Gt.Nortb or lag.purei Ditto Ditto . 14 11 141 151 la 14 Is 114 4 44 14 1 dI TOILEION BoV.oga• sad /aims . letistre hum (Visraca, Great Indian /4WWIs:: Do. ILWAYIII. f 113 IS 113 1 t 6 616 PS fin l Pin f 1 II 3_ ~Mvia Aetmb... ... 1) , ;. 114.atur sad Lop N. Wiens of hum__ Orlras Basbeac !WY mad Odom Fulsarillsesa_ hes awl limmisug atl M ille and Names it 14 15 if 41 SS $5 dls SS* 11 1414 S 9 Ms Sh S HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. ?dears. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, bat quite equal to the doulasa, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Bay, 725. to 110 s.; inferior ditto, 65a. to ; Bowen, 665. he die.; Ckores, 70s. to 008.; mood out, 760. to 860. ; &raw, No. to KO. IS 12e 10 I 1 01 7$ OS 111 114 1$ 1111 21 II it 1 S 1 4 14i 33 1i731 I . . 12 If 40 II 4 4. 14 INS is IF) • i 1S pa 3.71 i4lll dim. .i a .r.t 1 " '24 1244 4 pm 4 44 2 1 2 1 113 ials 31 2 3 24 es 515 53 17f 161 dis 30 $1 fa Si 44 4 Ms Is SO 14 ►$ Ms 3 Si ells 7{ • $ If 41s 7:. .7: 748 It 161 lit lei II 3 Ms Ms 17 II 111 14 I Ms 14 1 $ dis In 24 1 1 die 4 4 $ 9 9 19 li 13 414 —W ii 1 lb 2 2 di/ 2 " l i "Ul i 1 pa 28 i lee V SI II .p. 7 II pa 17i 17; 41 41 HI 31J1 I I get IN IN4 204 Hi 12 24 1I 111 3 14i '4 14 14 14 - a - a pi N 11 • 9 pm llf 111 9 If If If pm 5, tf dl 116 944 45 94 I e el W l• :I4 4' 11 10/ el di IS II I Pa Itse In 111 111 Pa 11 126 131 i A P. 16 17 :i3 I2i 111 4 1 I IR is i 14,1 Isi ill 1 i I 64 6 4 1 lit renr 4 31 II I 464 UM 4 1 12 i li 100 II 1" it IS SS t SO ~:: MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. _ Two o'CLoez, The transfer books of Consols shut to-day for the dividend, and the operations which are consequently brought forward have caused a variation of in the cash price beyond the "turn" of the market, but otherwise the market has been steadily maintained, and the price for the opening in July has remained at yesterday's rise. The operations include the usual purchase , of Reduced Threes by the government Consols have been transacted at 98 to 4 for cash, whilst for the 17th July they are called 98! to 4. The official business list is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, 981 98; ditto for the opening, 17th July, 98 4, ; ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971. 4,1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98;,, 4 ; Long An nuities, 1860, 7 5-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 7 9-16 ; Bank Stock remains good; it has been transacted at 2124 and 211, 1 Exchequer Bills continue steady, but India Bonds ars asareely so firm. Exchequer Bella, 1,0001., have buss Negotiated at 465. and 435. ; ditto small, 4.1 a. and 475. India Bonds, 1000 L, at 535. and 525. premium. The settlement of the account has been in progress la the foreign stock market, but has not engaged any large share of attention. Prices are quoted with scarcely the least change. Peruvian Bonds maintain their recent rise. Mexican, on the other bead remain depressed. Business has been concluded is the undermentioned stocks this morning, viz. Austrian Five per Cents. Bonds, 741; exchinge fixed at 10 guilders per £. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92, 91/. Mexican Bonds 341. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 871, 8. Portuguese Four per Cents., 321. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021. Spanish Active Five per Cents., zo l , I; ditto Three per Cents., 401, 1, 1. Venezuela Two and-a-Quarter per Cents., 321. The traffic returns on all the chief lines for the last week are now known, and fully bear out the anticipations indulged in by us. The London and North-Western return is no less than 10,1781. more than last year, the amount being 58,4551., against 48,2771.; whilst the Great Western shows an in crease of 7,992'., the receipts being 25,1831. against 17,1911. The London and South Western return is 4,3511. more, being 15,4141., against 11,0681. in 1850; the York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 2031. less, being 14,3311., against 14,534/. ; the York and North Midland - , 271. more, ; being 7,201!. against 7,194!.; the North Staffordshire 6521. more, being 4,9741. against 4,3221.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 7571. more, being 6,4471. against 5,7201. The Mid land forms the chief exception, the traffic being still depressed. The amount is 21,2551. against 21,4841., showing a de-crease of 229/. The arrangements for closing the railway share account now pending were likewise in progress yester day. Many old transactions hang over the market, but little anxiety is felt, as the weight of the old accounts has been so much reduced, and the opera tions of this account, which are chiefly small bear ones, have been much interfered with by race-days and holidays. The next account is expected to be a busier one, as the public and the frequenters of the Stock Exchange will resume business, and no holi days intervene, while the growth of the Exhibition and excursion traffic is likely to stimulate specu lators. The result, too, of a rise in prices will be to bring the public in as investors, though many will hold back till after the dividends are paid on the government stocks. The rates of continuation yesterday ruled generally much lighter than on the occasion of the last settle ment. 'rho following are some of the rates paid per share : Birminkisaass Great Walnut South Winkstan Midlands Lancashire and Yorkshire York and North Midlands Berwick. l-16 Eastern Counties -32 Brightens -16 3-16 Doyen l-16 3-16 Yorks -16 II Caledonians -32 3-32 Blackwell. -16 Oxford and Warsaw, -16 North S.affords l-16 Shrewsbury' -16 Aberdeen. -16 Ambergates -32 3-32 Northern of France l-16 Boulogne and Amiens l-16 Business in Bank shares is upon a rather quiet scale. The transactions of the week past comprise : British North American (50/. paid), 441 ; Commer cial of London (201. paid), 18 ; Provincial of Ireland, (251. paid), 431, 44, 431; ditto New (101. paid), 15 ; Union of Australia (251. paid), 35; ditto (21. 10s. paid), 31; Union of London (10/. paid), 121. In dock shares East and West India mark V. lower, but other descriptions are unaltered as follows: Commercial Stock, 84; East and West India, 144; London, 113 1; St. Katherine, 771; Southampton 15. Steamboat shares do not attract quite the Usual share of attention, but prices are fairly maintained. General Steam Navigation shares marked 281, 1. Peninsular and Oriental, 71, 70 ; ditto New (51. paid), 10; Royal Mail Steam, 761, 76. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list—viz.: Assam Tea Company, 9; Austra lian Agricultural, 15; Australian Trust, 20; Anglo Mexican Mint, 25 ; Canada Cmpany, 47; ditto Five per Cent. Bonds, 93/ ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 205; Price's Patent Candle Company, 231 ; South Austra lian, 241 ; Van Diemen's Land, 1. There is no particular movement in the market for insurance shares, and prices are unaltered, being I quoted as under :—Albion, 86 ; Alliance, British and Foreign, 211 ; ditto Marine, 361 ; Anchor, 11 ; Atlas, 17; ; British Commercial, 7 ; hurch of Eng land, 2/, 3 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 20; County, 80 ex div. ; Crown, 15 ; Eagle, 6 4 ; Equity and Law, 5 ; English and Scottish Law Life, 21 ; European Life, 12 • General, 51 ; Globe, 136 ; Guar dian, 561 ; Imperi al Fire, 245 ; Imperial Life, 181 ; Indemnity Marine, 60 ; Law Fire, 21 ; Law Life, 451, 46 ; Legal and General Life, 41 ; London Fire, 19 ; London Ship, 19 ; Marine, 151 • Medical In valid and General Ll°, 21 ; Monarc h,i lex div. ; National Loan Fund, 21 ; Palladium Life, 21 . ; Phoenix, 156 ex div. ; Professional Life, 19s. ; Provi dent Life, 30; Rock Life, 6); Royal Exchange, 221; Sun Fire, 209 ; ditto Life, 48 ; United Kingdom, 4 ; Victoria Life, 5, 51. Shares in the oeneral Reversionary and Invest ment Society are quoted 91 to 92 ; Equitable Rever sionary, 1091 ; Reversionary Interest Society, 100. The last quotations of exchange on LOndon at foreign places are as follows: Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria 971 . ' 61p 98 ---i.. p. ti Bremen, 2 months 6 61 Copenhagen, short Ditto, 90 days Constantinople, 3 months 1121 1121 Genoa, 3 months Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months 'broils 66 Randy, 6 months OEI 1 6 Idadnd Rome Rigs, 3 months St. Petersburg,3months 37 11-16 d. 13-16 d. 3713-16 d. Stockholm, short Ditto, 8 moths. 11.37 11.38 37 Sidosiss. $ mantas 8 9T 6 28.70 28.76 80 SWIM H Ip. 1111 p. Trigs.* Venial 291. 12 291.08 Zants In our impression of yesterday we gave an estimate of the transactions of the various London fire usurance companies, as calculated from the offi cial returns of the duties collected in 1850, and we have now carried on our calculation to the country offices. None of these equal the largest town offices in the magnitude of their transactions, but the btu& nem of many is neverthekas of great extent. The $ {m. 1$ :Silt '4 1' " i U If li i Norwich Union ranks the third in the kingdiAn in point of extent of business, and the West of Eng land also stands very high. The following arc some of the largest amounts : Norwich Union: C 68,620,431 West of England Yorkshire 14,443,610 Manchester Leeds and Yorkshire 10,026,402 Kent 9,6.30,653 Royal Insurance, Liverpool 9,431,637 Liverpool 9,254,703 Birmingham Tho subjoined table shows the amount of gener4 insurance paying duty, and the amount of farming assurance exempt from duty effected by each country office : Orneral Farming testiness. Brick. T.ita7: Birmingham £3,4110,000 £474,274 £2,1041/111 District Birmingham Kamm Esonomic bees and Suffolk 4,020,000 1,169,452 5,151,459 Heats, limaex. and Mewl . . Halifax, Bradford, and Xeigitley 9,860,000 08,091 2,936,406 Knot 6,370,000 910,531 0,550,0511 Kent Mutual Leeds and Yorkshire 9,370;16 400,402 10n2i,, V 70,000 04,703 2,234 M • 11=cr 13,600,000 373,343 13,973,3611 Nesressanon-Tree Norwieb Equitable Norwich Unice 49,490 9,41111,434 56.898,4611 Nat/Wham and D c- r i r 2,100,000 2111,076 2,300511 Royal Insurance, LAverpool =l.l 2,460,000 223321 2,992,331 1,301,0u0 73,5t0 1,631,960 Shnignhire and North Wake 1,144,000 336,760 1,478,7,60 Went of England Yorkshire 11.396.002 3,(413,644 11,413,440 The following is an extract from a private letter received from Mexico by the last pac',tet : The mining interest has suffered here dreadfully of late, for want of water and the frightful high price of fodder The celebrated mine of La Lux is gradually being word out, the profits being now inconsiderable. Santa Lucia, neat great mine in the district, has also fallen off. but thei mine being comparatively new there is room to hope ler large returns of ore. The next three new mines round are showing signs of early and good profits, but they have al ready cost their owners upwards of 600,000 dole., TALMO yielding a penny of the working expenses. AGILISLI YUNlVl l .—izie DAT. lark Stork. 61111!1 Loot Amtoltlee. V 0-19 3 per CI. !teetotal. 9711 f 10116 66438. in 61 3 pm CL COMO,. 98 t Ditto Bode, — garolTior e the lok, l / 1 1July,1111 "cim"er 1."4 " 431 ' "414 4 8 per 08. Belem% 913 7014610; 6 pee Ct. Breellsaa, 969 J. Do. New. 86 6 per Ct. Buenos Arm. ff. 6 per Ct. M 0.0,103 6 3 per Ct. GTlllao. 3 per Ct. Deal.h, 76 7 16 pm I per Ct. Dutch_ Cl. Dotal, 90 f L. 91 f leplador. 3,1 4 iter CL Grenada. 11 17 LATEST FOREI FUNDS. per Ct. Walesa, 341 I f ‘l. Permian, 11l Ditto Desire-I. 40 1 6 per Ct. Portnoy., 6 per Ct. Remlan. 111 13 4111 r Ct. Itoulan, lOU SI 6 per Cl. Spanien, Acute. 231 j 3 per Ct. Ilnanisb, 40 i Do. Purge. 6 t pen Ct. Venezuela 31 4 Do. Deferred, 11 13 3N EXCHANGES. PARIS. him 11. ►or Matey. $3 0 91 80 • 3 per Ceuta. 3 per Chats . , ... 3 per Cents. New: 4 oar Cent 5......... 44 per Cents Exchange on London: at k Belgian, 3. 1810 lul Money. 1 . Do. 5. 16e2 — Reiman Lean, 111.91 Do. 11 Da. Tierney Bonds Piedmont p Dente. 111 10 Sank shares . 7103 Pavia, Jona 11.—Versailles (right bank), 267 50; ditto part health 233 ; Paris and °Henna 041 30; tans and Rouen, 6234 It^aest *id Harr.. 215 ; Stranhoarg and Kale, 148 75. 411; Orleans and Is - oedema, 308 73; Northern , 177 50; Par= Strashoure. 36' 50; Tour, and Nantes, 273 73; Munter.au seed Trope.. 113; Dieppe and Decamp, 203; Bordesas and Tent*, 40; Illarreillea and aii.mon. 2.:3; IL Germain, 44'. BERLIN, STINE 10.—Voluntary Loan, 106; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103; National Debt,66l ; Cons. menial Marine Society's Premium, 129; Hank Shlrea,os4: VIENNA, JUNI 10.—Five per Cent. lietalliques, 964 ; Exchange on London, 12.30. MADRID, JUNE 7.—Throe per Cents., 361 ; Fivo per Cents., 161 ; Debt without interest, 7 1-16 ; Coupons, 84: • For Acrount. Opening liginnt. Lorenz Closing; - - --- 34 93 33 $ 3# re' $3 6 91 40 91 60 91 39 91 110• ... ... ... ... ... ..• ... ••• . ... I !, i nig sviis t, 2.3 1u 2t i.. 90 dain,2 9 4 3 6s aioney ". , I i .......... 1...... I mue COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MESTCLNO LANK—Tills DAY. SCOAR.—The market continues to wear a dull appear ance. The public sales of Java and Iliminnah were nearly all withdrawn for want of buyers at previous rates. Refined Grocery Lumps, 475. to 499. Gd. CUPPRO.—The quantity of plantation Ceylon, say 400 casks, exceeded the demand, and they were chiefly with drawn or bought in. The portion selling is going oe heavily, without any material alteration in prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 375. to 379. dd. A small public sale of:Mocha sold at a slight decline. Tex.—The public sales to take place to-morrow occupy the attention of the trade to-day. l'Erexa.-2,000 bags good Malabar sold in public sale, at 31d. to 3ld. per lb., which was its fall relative value; 1,000 bags Batavia were bought in at 20. per lb. COTTOX.—The public sales were withdrawn, ut previous rates, for want of buyers. Rtes.—The demand continues good, and lio:.h.rs ask rather higher prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. There is no alteration to notice in the Tallow market which remains quiet, with the quotation. as follows :—Tows Tallow, 3.55. to 3.:w. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 371. 6d. ; last three months,;3Bs. 04. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LrvyarooL, Jury 11.—The share market t^e been • little better to-day although quiet, them la se improved feeling, and for the lines etnedy dealt in better guotetlene are attained, without. however any material Aeration to the general rates of yesterday. The following are the um:melons :-Sorkenhrsel, Lancashire. and Glieshire (late Cheater and Birkenhead), if -tUledecian, )3i-test Lanciarblre, lanembire and Yoraddre, 33.; I-Ditto ( fi lth shams), 7i d. London and NorthWietern,l24; -Ditto (new p7arepls 4 Ditto Iflfth sharer!, 4 p.- Manchester, Sheffield, tad Lincoln, 111 -Midland, 23 -Beta (4 shares), lot e d.-b-oth Eastern and Dow. 23)-York and North Mellen% 22. BRISTOL, Joni 11.—The transactions to-day wee rather settee, but prices are about the were M , oat week. Midt.nd Ni. pin Cents. were dens at 133; Mouth EMitellt end DOW at 344; Tad Vale Ilse per Coots. at I per mat. prem.; Bristol Water Work. (pref.) at B BIRMINGHAM, JtJNI 11.—This market was rather mar* active tuday. London and North vrervens were done at 1241; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's at Al. I Is. 3d. dia. ; B'. at 44; Shropshire Ihtimis at Si dia.; South Mallards at 34 the ; !Shrews bury and Cbe.ter Haler at 9. Ilenrcaterrn, Joni 11.—Thero has been but a aingle • meeting of the Block Esebeare an account of the nee,. Prices were a little Maher. Ea-t Lmeashiree, I t 13.15; London (red North Weet ern New quarters, 4 pen.; Manchester awl Birmingham tem 2 7-14 pm.; Shcfibld IN. Preference, 11/ ; hastrear„ Lanus, Jun. 11.—The market has-manifcete.l a little mars maldenre this rooralog. ma a little more tsw.ness has bees done. The (Bowies are the Moire prim: East Lasceohire. 111. 114. 9.1.; Midland Stock, 33; 30f. Myllands. 144 d 1,.; North Wafers, Ili die.; South Eastern mil Doren, 9 p; LaneraLtre and Yorkshires, WLNDLNO-UP OF JOINT STOCiiCOALPANIFS. LANCASHIRE, CHESHIRE, AND STAITORDMITRZ RAlLWAY.—Yesterday a numerous meeting was held be , fore his Honour the Master in Chancery Blunt, to proceed with the list of contributories brought in by Mr. Goodchap, the official manager, for whom Mr. Daniel and Mr. H. Harris appeared as counsel. The first division of the list taken contained the names of 30 of the provisional com mittee, for whom Mr. Roxburgh, Mr. Glasse, Mr. Little, Mr. C. L. Webb, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Tabbetts, and others appeared as counsel, to oppose their being placed on the list as liable in respect of the outstanding expenses, on the alleged ground that they had attended meetings for the constitution and conduct of the company, that they hod acted in its affairs, and that some of them had made pay ments. Mr. W. B. Harrison, accountant, and formerly se cretary to the company, who was examined generally, de posed, from entries of his own in the minute book, tc!the eireuMstatice of the members of the provisional committee havittr attended a variety of meetings, at which resolutions were passed, but he could not individualise these atten dances. The bankers were the National Provincial Bank, and cheques were signed by the finance committee. Witness deposited the plans and sections for which surveys were made. There were applications for 69,000 shares, but only 16,000 were allotted among about 600 shareholders. The six Of eight allotment books had been lost, either from his own office or that of the solicitor's; and the search that had been made for them, in spite of his own exertions and those of the Manchester police, had hitherto been unsuccessful.— Mr. Bradley, the solicitor of the company, of Manchester, was next called to be examined, but declined, under the advice of his solicitors, Messrs. Sharp, Field, and Jackson, I to be sworn or to give evidence unless paid his expenses as a witness, or unless he received an undertaking that they should be paid by the official manager, there being at pre sent no assets under the estate, under which he had a claiM for 2,oool.—The Master having decided that be could not compel Mr. Bradley to give evidence without being paid his expenses as in other ordinary eases, and there being no fund out of which to do it, the witness withdrew; and Nr ther proceedings were adjourned to Monday next. HEILITORD AND BIZILTRYR RAILWAY.—The list of con tributories in this company has been lodged with his Honour Muter Richards, by Messrs. Valiance, solicitors to Mr. Wrygiste, the official manager. BAXWIIIg IKON COMPANT.—A all of 21. per share has hese made to pay a liabilities, payable on the 23th inst. ' J