The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-19 00:00:00

/it f ~ i t.-- V 4".0.'",..1.....e - 7-7- - GeV -y./ Ttt 4jlfpref4 No. 1,503.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1851. [THREEPENCE, ONDON aad NORTHWESTERN sad Min na sol 1110LTHEAD RAILWAT4.—Ths DILIRDATOD TUBULAR mod SUSPENSION MUMS tort do STIIAtTS sad NORM WALL., ths ISLAND d ANGLE- Nei DOLTHE W. ii rounA WEEKLY name AT UM= RAM s = 6 B:to si r • = ir sois he MING eurillelke Allesb amdi Ils Mob WiIs‘___TICIECTS olia ft tome at do aulto SUN= Aloft ONE WINK ion the date at bum tg tor limilkormilmg ban% all.qtin wow t. No at amok ft erg OEM so lbe asulst ma Mod helheey. Met sit ahead NON Warr one peptised a t way la one Wrestle. • mar. Irmo sr Ma Tit __•• 10 • Pir• UosOniruy Trains .....--. 10 • Smart ClusOodloary • • ly Grier. JUIX MM. Ueda' sal Thr•ollideralMeway. . 0. MISOMI. Pow sad Ib•lbisifillifto6 Oserral Jle. t .Orti Lad= WM*, Juin. INA. QHOOTINO SEASON, 1861.—F. JOYCE'S iJ AItTLCOIIIOIIII3 PY.II4:I7KOOI=t , leM i tras a teldu .4ll lr 4 iv.tybr theist dab lairieW . dm. loodersi on rtieatlis ad giallo Ma =;read sataktern, ro uprose wog Is waft dm Ikre di.tbraliked pavers@ eay YAs se kw sendesi. um' of all rsepesblip gasaimp Y to ateg o ts.. vinemswarat direpormaso ye% siews. tlis see bidteda:s hie +empopersi doerwilorreneml ad= " e l f F. JO Imam nod Ye libooktabwr, ea GNI mid rearms. Ow re astpwaintgrapppoties ',edema mosisey mem us imitated Ito Idleb froo d pe wad Win aad alkemaisally.empaned wai raT et a aseettat deeeledlea.—Wkolenia Waraikomoe. 87, Upper Ilmealtnkt. Loam EffiUMW, ISTOVEB, 4RONS.— Bum tilt shove are rerlibild. Wigs t_Lalk_eptitay i to WILLIAM& BOKTOMIISTIOW-ellosts FlRE ,Amarnimplusiir (arm o 4 howerwatrott), twa. I sad 2. K8 plesrs.ruics.LONDorl. nay are taw bwesela the wadi, aad WNW .Meer wsortert.t or PEN Dk.e.S. MOTEL FLAMM nas non, sod oioniam. !HAMMON OMIT es mast ips apparded ohatelows, ather owawr, away. ow osouldestos et warltarodea while tM pew aro ow Woe low nab kir whisk ban ellaelhowe Imbue ow seletaisihrt Errs the • quarter 014 m. wry. MO ileiankellhWwwaderemews al dews •l ham CI H. lo St IA: Ohs tetl werAa ontossts and two abet lbw; ZS las. US 12 Ifs ; Wawa holm *moans, slth eawbatle from to to el; inewo c hew S 2 Us. 5, An; nay with di erseht ores. =ire it Ma le el 7a.; nrs.rorm, B on la 1111. Ow oat to et ts tee 1111 Warr went wows whit weilles Werth pktas. BM(oWW WY s% with eterrarlap et imey iviiiiiispey article, Ole WM lbw WILLIAM L BURTON'S sloth or CASUAL rmunsamo Iliantosum Y literally the largest to the 1•04 aid eg are latt. .....elaiwgiopad to mot • some Wald •tysatt 'meat, ow iota/ tocalland_hopost 111. The Eery Mame for arllrleset soprs..l ot.—TstaeLhei Y Welleetryst, 105. THE HUMAN HAIR. Ti. soprecedentA nom a 110MLAND 4 MACASSAR 014 elare be the Mk b email area% hsfmassf Isflami bet, a unoremay Yana a= nesadrosilt . ase noriol bt= i l6 awl= met ounerees a threassan osa =MOM be the ageesitles. 11 hal retard a. ratl.Aw num= eiwseet =Onager& eer an bet Wee af the =lob /Walls =awl/ C ora oat. Saab= M alalreby •4111s1r keis = eon el the twain sod Y agarstly sal le the ry of royalty sal by the of the eallfry sal realerney. Prise 3s. al that or loony boll= (nod le fon mell) et MAIM. on dee= 1= Ms. Oe the =spew ef one laden Ifs gem= en Uwe nor& le tee Ilase-A. 'onus.' Ms. war OM"- ode sty ; . KOWLANDrev: SOM. SA Heangsrd= an by Wawa me en pronsers. IisrENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, o` ll odrldasbe%Mika, and DAMN. In u liei I bad pin =nary, aud Wish so =Whinnied name sr earn lOW bra elbstusgyeind Ivy DU NUM% HabLeU.llBlollll4o FOOD. In a any Ant i.e.—W. r. now= PM Yawn Inn nu.* " Debi pie& dyspepelis, uswarasin Maly, . naps. sivain Dr which my serum bed innind In advise =M7. ban bias Wilistasll, reran by DU UNITS Minn Dad 1. . wry non Ina.—Dvs. ens W. Novell, • Throe pane cassedvie iinemees, =Mynas Is my sick and lilt arm and pone dially. labia as.. One nn TS W.li a wry anarsbn has ban ranney earmil b 7 DU KTSmaint rue& Aka. Stu" Mikan id . erbinst."—SAl in Win% win fall Imenolior. waggle s' 1e.1d.; 21b., at. 40. fid. ; iib. , et Ile.; Irk, .t fa- Cu pracessi quality, llb, et &le.; bib., at He.; to Inb. sod 121 b. DY ariftes IMP son free of carriage on receipt of Posbollise orders by SWUM and 1.0.. 127, Kim licea.,nrekt, koacs. ROME, Jews 10. I regret to have to announce a renewal of brigand. age in the northern provinces of his Holiness' ' dominions. The death of the Passatore does not ap pear to have put an end to the depredations of his followers, fur the last diligence which arrived here from Ferrara was stopped near Forli by a band of marauders, who robbed the conductor of a sum of eight thousand dollars, which he was conveying on account of the government, and pillaged the pas sengers of everything valuable they had about them. The brigands were unusually rough in their demea nour to their victims, one of whom received a severe sabre cut on the foot, and others were more or less beaten. The summary justice of the Austrian court martials has yet a great deal to do before bringing the country into a satisfactory state. Another attempt at mischief has taken place in this city, calculated to bring obloquy upon the name of the liberals, if indeed any misguided members of that party should have really been the authors of the deed which aimed at burning down the shop of the bookseller Bonifszi, a man whom I have already had occasion to mention as an ardent upholder of the Papal government, and who has a kind of club of priests and priestly adherents in his shop every day. The attempt to burn out the whole establishment was made last Saturday night, by cutting a hole in the door and introducing turpentineandotherintiammable substances previous to setting fire to the counter, but a great deal of smoke and a little scorching were the only results fortunately, since all the inhabitants of the upper floors might have been overwhelmed in the conflagration had it gained sufficient strength. Signor Bonifazi, who is already decorated with the a Fidelitati Medal," will, no doubt, obtain some more solid recompense from the government for the dim ple he incurs on its behalf. You may recollect that his club was disturbed some months ago by the dis charge of a grenade in the shop one evening. For tunately no ono was injured by them Mile. The state of the finances still occupies the anxious attention of the government and of the public, espe cially the latter, who, in all countries, ars chiefly in terested in the state of the treasury, since they have to replenish it when failing. On the let of July the Pontifical Bank will commence its operations, and the government will immediately avail itself of its right to a credit of 300,000 dollars, which will be a momen tary resource: but it is apprehended that without new taxes the yearly deficit cannot be filled up. A poll tax is mentioned, besides those I stated to you • in my last. In whatever form they come they will reduce discontent alike. The government profits derived from the lottery are diminished mach of late, in consequence of the political agitation against that kind of gambling, as well as asainst smoking, re cently got up by the liberals. The sums received at the various lottery offices are not more than half the usual amount. All the paper money termed earta di aottiticione (from having replaced the republican' notes) is about to be withdrawn from circulation, and fresh notes will be issued, admirably engraved under the superintendence of the celebrated artist Mereurj, who is now director of the government engraving establishment. The Roman princes are on the move for the summer: Prince Doris left yesterday fir Beene, and Borghese is gone to Nettuno, whams he Tepairs to Frascati foe the hot months. The Senates Del Drago appears not likely to bear his maid* knows long, being dangerously M. We have sow We= communication direct from Baas toaliez and rite rersti, by the Neapolitan atesese c Napoli, which embarks passengers kw* M the Ripe Orande port, and takes them down the T and along the coast to Naples in 16 hours. - . CAVALRY 31Lortuvcrs.—To•day the 11th Itioseera Mt eloweatee he ortreh hem Swaim te Illeuhestor, • • ebt th e m eledlw et the vat Mew ts Paiday r ' ilia y. no or • • 6 •• I,lo lea. _°r aii * t VG Nobs. the 141111 at lida ss e:di the 4thiops Dra- My at UAW.% the 11111 Isms at Coe& Oa - Sie et Iho Illh Lie= at ' • 111• Ild Deepen Gesso trill sinew hen to Iholl=e mire tho ith Dragoon r ' Omit le ate& be f Aomium, AMP 1116aPsom eer mom—To be Aolleg liseetwaia, Meal* • Areetormairt.—Aaileloot : Billganda Bak° , 1 0 ths Bir* nolusd. SPORTING. BIBURY CLUB MEETING.—WEDNEsDAT. PRODUCE STAKES of A son mob, h ft, for 3-yr olds; woke, Set 719, and Übe, blab. New mile. (13 grubs.) Mr. Watheniet4 Wieweowe et Intaryrta —CNA/kW I Mr. Moors of the WM* Mr. Mistsrfsok Mr Msraoloreat of Adala (me r r elyi 2 3 air 1. a Mira*, Mar ( 4 . IM7/ PLATI TOL ,• foe 3yr olds, lost.; four, llst 31b; fi v e, list 111 b ; . is and aged, 12st 21b. The winner to be sold for 4001. ; if entered _ to be sold for 30W. allowed 71be:; if for 2001., 121 b ; if for 1301., 161bs. One mile and a half. Mr. Carver: SpErserrotor, 4 yrs MOO (Captain Litrbt) I Mr Hostas% b 4by Oawl ant el Odentine, 3 ra,113 (mr• Bing) 2 Mr. Caldwell'. Ertalstar, 4 yrs (1301) C AAAAA otrE STAKE. of 10 Dom each, and 60 added, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Bet 101 b, and fillies, Bst 71b; winners 41b extra. Last three quarters of the new mile. (8 sato.) 84 1. B. Mlles be I Aftelplkos A. Day) Mr . alsonales evarter (Flstriatt) Mr. Arndt*** by St Made oat of Tborooirbsood dines drat Aston) 3 Mr. Dotrieses Iblaserove I PLATS of 60 so n . ; for 2-yrolds let, and three 9st winners of 1001., &c.,6l6• extra ; of two or more, 811 m extra ; the winner to be sold for 3001.; if entered to be sold . W 300/. allowed stbs; if for 1501., 8 1 bs; fillies and geldings allowed Mb. TN C. c Aiwa Delswee t Irsgroarb (MO, 3 barb ..(rlatataa) 1 Mr.(iarreto by Ilsestreoor eat of t r umoe's dofs, 3yo (111011.), daft Mr. Dee dorhb COoplot, 3 yrs (1301.), 310 (Dooker) 3 4Ow waMitar. ...Tlllb. 46o4 llMpis tewitle. Rea 51 BisuaT BwAxis of 25 eon. each, 10 It, ands only if declared. 2 Wks. (9 subs, 7of whom declared). Mr. Psyue's ffsambeis, 3 yrs, 9r. bib, walled ow. 1107/11r_ 111.11DICAY PLATE of 701. Half a mile. mr ir;; lit ia..IE4Z iATil r 1 1114.1nsiossi W 4" 10st ;lb ..... . ( Cayet. Pettat Hotting: Zees Ca oodsprite, and sto 2 apt S shire Witch. Won by half a neck. Itun in 58 sees. NEWTON RACES.-WEDNESDAY. (By Bleetris Telegraph.) NEWTON TRIAL Brnitza of 6 ours. each, and 30 added; for 3-yr olds, 64 101 b; four, Set 51b; five, ; six and aged, 9st 21b; mares and geldings allowed 21bs ; winners 31ba extra. One mile and a half. (6 subs.) Mr. Mika% Green Oaks Mr. T. Perv's Cenellem me. 4 GOLDORNE STALLS of 10 ion. each, and 60 added; for 2-yr old colts, Bat 61b ; fillies and geldings, Bst 31b ; winners 211 as extra. Half a mile. (9 subs.) Mr. E. Buckley's f Mrd:ock Walked over. GOLD Cur of 100 SOVP. given by the Lord of the Manor, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 20 sons eneb, 10 ft, the second to save his stakes. Two miles and a distance. (15 subs, 8 of whom paid 5 sons each.) Mr. Cotareavek Aslant of Jermenz, 4 Ts, est 1 Mr. Mercer ad Lady Evel3nk 3 T s, 7st 31k 2 Mr. J. Osborne's Arayreattes. 4 yrs. BM kb 3 Mr. Johnson's Dusbary, 4 yrs. fit ilk BETTING AT MANCRESTER- ThESDAT. NEWTON MANOR CUP. 2to 1 a Lupo* (t) Sto *apt Mahon (t) Sto 2 Chantrey (t) a l 4to t AbberolJeresonz(t) NOR MUNE L.4`4 PLATE. I to 2 NA rrid 7 tr 1 apt Intones Mary (t) it to 1 Mahan (t) 10 to 1 Jenny Und (t) . 6 to 1 Testator (t) 100 to 8 Cyclops (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 13 to 1 offend en the Bell. BT. LEGER. 7to 2 apt Aphrodite (t) 111 to apt Mountain Nor (t) 6to 1 Hernandez (t) 16 to 1 Exeter (t) 10 to 1 Hberriroa () 20 to t Cleaner (t) INTELLIGENCE hXTRA.—GOODWOOD, 1831. AOCDPTANCES YOB Till GOODWOOD STLlBB.—Cariboo, 4 yrs, Bst 81b; Pitsford, 4 yrs, Bst 31b; Old Dan Tucker, 5 yrs, ist 121 b; Backbiter, 6 yn, ist 91b; Windischgrata, 4 yrs, 7st 91b; Strongbow, 6 yn, ist 81b; Duc-an-Durres, 6 yn, 7st 51b ; Montague, 5 yrs, 7st 31b; Duebury, 4 yn, 7st 21b; The Cocktail, 5 yrs, Tst ; Remunerator, 4 yrs, 7st; Vampsrre, aged, Est 111 b ; Borneo, 3 yrs, Est Illb ; Chem pion.s yrs, Est 10Ib; Tilsit, 5 yrs, Oat Sib; Cnzus, 3 yrs, tist 41b ; Crystal Palace, 6 yrs, fsst 41b; Clarissa, 5 yn, Est 41b ; The Ebor, 4 yrs, Est 4lb ; Humphrey, 4 yn, 6st 21b; Oladiole, 4 yrs, 6st lib; Narcissus, 4 yrs, Est Ilb ; Wall flower, 6 yrs, est ; Barton, 4 yrs, sst 131 b; Unity, 3 yrs, sst 131 b; Salute, 4 yrs, sst 181 b; Runnymede, 3 yri, Sat 1016 ; Cornelius, 3 yrs, sst 101 b ; b f b Harkaway d by Rust, 3 yrs, .ist 7lb ; Rowena, 3 era, oft l ib; Kick-up-thc- Dust, 3 yn, sst 71b; b e by Sir Hercules out ol Empress, 3 rrs, sst 51b; Presto, 3 yrs, Set Alb; Letterpress, 3 yrs, 6st; Ingratitude, 3 yrs, 6st; Hurry Scurry, 3 yrs, Sst ; Girdle, 3 yrs, 4st 121 b; British Boy, 3 yrs, 4st 121 b; Ischia, 3 yrs, ist 121 b ,• Harpsichord, 3 yrs, ist 71b; b e by Dohn John out of Miss Whip, 3 yrs, 4st 41b. The rest pay 6 son. each. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF -- BANBURY AXD DISTRICT. This snatch was commenced at Banbury on Monday, re sumed cu Tuesday, and concluded yesterday, when the score was u follows 21.60.411 f D. J. Clay, b Vlsklz fr.; .. • en eat 1 W. e•Ilys.lo V. 1300 1 1120 . 111 1—........... . . 4 b Burris V. PC* mat 9 b tlickley G. Parr, b DIMS 1 e nailer, b sky 20 N. nu Ms, /1•1•01 Timer. b Pmts. 11 oat O. Anders^ b [Peels . ll e sad b Bantu l3 W. 13004 b WAY, lO • Teaser, b Bonin W . BWllma. 110• b Dards W. NA per. sot me 2 mot oat ... a D. ar, • LW" b Blekley 1,3; 1/42; w,l 0 IS, tY AND CHESTER RAILWAY. In acoordance with the arrangement entered into co Friday last, the adjourned meeting of the company was resumed yesterday, at Chester. Since Friday the leaden of the two parties into which the company is unfortunately divided, have been active in Mining circulars to their respective supporters. On Monday the directors of this company stated, in a circular to the shareholders, that the plain design of the London and North Western Company is to detach them from theirpreeent allies, the Great Western and Shrews bury and Birmingham oaranies. That the Partl actin g under the influence of the London and No rt h Western Company ask for delay to consider the agreement with the Great Western Company—an agreement which has already been so long before the shareholders, the policy of whit has been approved by committees of the House of Com- ' mons ' and the agreement itself ratified by the Great Western and Shrewsbury and Birmingham Companies at , general meetings ; while in the meantime these same parties put themselves in correspondence with the London and North Western Company. Of the 208 transfers sent in by the opposing Interest on and a ft er t h e 9th inst., 144 of the parties named in the transfer deeds have been as- I oertainsd to reside within one mile of the Euston and Cam- den stations of the London and North Western Compan • large number of whom are known to be offi c i a l s i n th eir employment. On Monday, the .9th instant, three days before the meeting, they lodged transfers for about 4,600 101. shares, upon which only 11. has been paid , up latoistsaf 33 sash, whisk gases the smasst power deeds* with a most eorefel avaidoes of aft;sub stantial interest in the company. If reference to the state ment of Mr. Robinson that there was a majority of the votes of those present at the recent meeting in favour of the London and North Western party, the directors ;state that there were 1,090 for the former company, and 1,702 for the directors. That the through traffic from London north wards is a matter of no inconsiderable &atonal is sulfiniently proved by the obvious anxiety of the London and NorthWest erneompany on the subject, an anxiety which they have shown by obstructing, in every way, the possibility of • route lode pendent of theirs from London to Liverpool. There is not a single link in the chain of liner forming this communica tion which they have have not endeavoured to detach. The ' Chester and Birkenhead Company has been guaranteed by them against any loss they might sustain by obstructing the traMe of the Shrewsbury companies. That the interests of the Louden and North-Western Company have called for I these great exertions on the part of their directors is self evident to any one who recollects the enormous receipts upon the Grand Junction and London and Birmingham lines previous to their extensive .. amalgamations and pur chases. In the circular of the 2nd i ns the London through traffic is assumed at 4,0001. par week, which, as divided equally between the North-Western and Great Western parties, with a deduction of 40 per cent. for working ex penses, would leave, LB stated, only 60,000/. divisible between the allied lines. There is in the Great Western agreement no deduction for working expenses. Mr. Glyn, the chairman of the London and North-Western Railway Company, stated to a meeting of his proprietors, called for the purpose of leasing the Treat Valley (a line more ex pensive than the Shrewsbury and Chester) at 10 per cent., that he knew, from their own returns of the London through traffic, that it was not only worth that sum, but that he believed they might work it at a profit. It must be obvious to every one that this statement of Mr. Glyn 's indicates a traffic of more nearly 12,0004. per week than 4,0001., and must in any view entirely . satisfy any shareholder of the magnitude of the stake at issue. In conclusion the direc tors trust that those shareholders who have already sent them their proxies will coutiuue to support them, and that those who have been deluded into a contrary course will withdraw the proxies given to be used against the directors. This was replied to by a portion of the shareholders, in which they challenge the directors to deny that the meeting was " packed ;" that they mustered numbers of persons who haul had no laitafide holding in the concern at all; and that they manufactured for the occasion !warty 400 share holders, and some 6,000 or 5,000 votes, not by purchase of stock in the market, but by mere splitting of shares. They give the names of three shareholders, viz., one in Edinburgh, who split 4,500 101. shares into 140 names, manufacturing 2,240 votes ; one at Bamford, Essex, who split 1,440 ditto into 46 names, manufacturing 720 votes; and another in Edin burgh, who split 1,364 ditto into 42 names, manufacturing 6th! votes. They propose to the directors that the names of all parties who have split votes, or who nominally hold the same, with addresses and occupation, and dates, be printed. They contend that the directors abuse their trust if they do nut obsiu the best passible terms for the company; that the directors have never contended in any of their circulate that the Great Western agreement gives the best terms, or , that those terms, either in point of immediate return or future per tentage, are equal to the North-Western offer. The North-Western, if adopted, gives • good dividend at once, raising the shares to par in the market. The Great Western is au entirely imaginary dividend, derived from a fund which they say is nut now 4,0001. a week, but which the directors on a misreported statement, alleged to have been made at a meeting some years ago by Mr. Glyn, have manufactured (though no figures were given) into 12,0001. 1 a week—a sum almost equal to the entire earnings of the old London and Birmingham Company at the time. The North-Western is contingent upon no event not necessary to make it entirely safe and binding. Tho Great Western is contingent upon future applications to parliament, which, like those of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Company of this ses,ion, may be entirely unsuccessful. Let the whole case be discussed dispassionately. Let all the facts be laid before a fair committee, and they pledge themselves to abide by the result. The CHAIRMAN said, he perceived that the scrutineers were present ; if to, he wished to know whether they were present ready to report upon the scrutiny. Mr. S. P. ROBINSON (one of the scrutineers).—Ws are. air. (Hear, hear.) Mr. NICHOLS (the other scrutineer) then read the fol lowing document: " We have to report that we have scrutinised the votes, and find that the umendment is carried; but as objections have been taken to the legality of some Monsters and proxies on both sides, we are not able to state the actual majority." Alter the toadies of the shore report, The CRAIA intinefteil that, according to an arrange ment which bed bees made, riettlalng from a oonfereuce with the leaders of the emoting shareholders, he would now call upon their law seat, Mr. Kahan, to read the heads of the bill now before pediment fee the abandonment of the Criekkestli red Ws= hronelses, sad also to authorise the construoties of a statism at Birkenhead, When this bad been read, The CHAIRMAN said that ha had now to propose the following resolution fur the consideration of the meeting. The Secretary of the company this read the resolution, which was as follows "That the consideration of the matters of the notice under which this meeting was convened, except the subject of a bill entitled ' A Bill to author* the Chester and Shresnlmy Railway Company to abandon the Crickhcath and W a►a, to construct a station at Birkenhead, to I tame late aisragements with other companies, and for other parpassa' be adjourned to Wednesday, at 2 o'clock; and that the said bill uow submitted to this meeting is hereby approved." Mr. Wixts, of Liverpool, wished to know what change had taken pleas in the ball just read in its progress through the Sam af Caniassa. _ _ . ROY eell the law agent of the company replied that the abeam made were merely verbal. Mr. MARRIOTT said that he °Wasted to the resolution just pat here be chair, or to the WNW of th. bill. Re was of orb*. *at every lalffslis rr should be tareithed with a espy, matt they adia themeghly man= he de talla He Mos pima out serial ma ses whisk lot would be aultubie tits esmasey should psalm* webeetaed. lb. ROY matssalato a fall idol - of libe hob sannected with the bill now balm parliament Be showed that it Iwas nut the object el the diadem te ereatemay more capi tal, but to call into operation the smut viisa the act for the construction d the Cabbala emit • Was branches placed at their dialed. He she admeted that the chief creditor of the coma, woe set preedas Is, his money. sad would allow the 'sepal to Ms se at present for some time to come. '?he motion arm earned uniudeseudy, and the meeting adiewissed to the lith prelim. A woo of thanks to the etietnesa wee parsi, sad Ps At the sea wastiag lis atis s =26=ll/111 MOTO that the whale sewer of the premed agreement with the Gnat Western Company should be refereed to • special committee. DEPARTURE OF THE CITY OF GLASOOW.—At bra past two yesterday afternoon the Liverpool and Philaded- 1 phis steam-ship City . of Glasgow, Capt. Matthews, left the Mersey forPhiladelplut, having a large and valuable freight of Ise goods and 135 passengers. EJECTMENT IN InEl4.lD.—The Avon, stem ten der, Master Commander Alfred Leitch , arr ived at Dema• pert on Monday from Queenstown Ireland. D 3g ur sir il the lea three w ee k, th e A von ilea been ei in the very unpleasant work of carepieg the seb- 1 abseil se seent7 Mayo, a number of shirr, °Seers, aad ea to In:Lists* Wand, when the/ ejected▪ sir manyi the inhehitere arena ear hopers. and Snaeldied the white ef the herr on the ism The per* parer Mese, greered so be 'the rude of Ms laseenes as share wag ma" co 7 Pvit and rare most varining thel e *asee. total saber rendered henries are tin akheeilly over 100. Their rep if was as be awlswPaa away bin the hied bells ft The N M the:::: ohs. ebibs. le heed Ira& Ms ;ut Ithe *are SONO ef the *starer appear Übe THE TazArr or 0110IIRCI ruiners Tux line vino Cos raDRIATIOS 101113 ILULDIII WI Go se r, is oonidaded (says the Nts Natitsia Garret* of and now only waits the rellikeden of the Sardinian Cher bre sad the Swims Piled Arleably. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two 01-tocz. The traffic returns prove most satisfactory, espe cially the London and North Western, Great North ern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire ; but notwith standing this important consideration, the market shows no signs of a rally. A little more firmness was observable early in the day, but the market has since fallen beck, and now looks generally weaker. 59A168 AND Prom ONOVAIWITISID. Luarems. lii 111 ledge today up to 1 Olio*. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. Rather more firmness was observable in the English stock market at the commencement of business this morning, when Console were quoted at a rise of k, but prices afterwards became weaker, and receded to the depressed range at which they closed yesterday. The government broker continues his investments, but they seem to produce little effect. The present quotation of Console is 961 to 3 , ex div. for the opening of the 17th July, being 1. lower than they opened. Bargains are officially recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Console for the opening, 964, 1,3, ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 97; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 981,1, 98; Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-16. There are more buyers of Exchequer Bills to-day, and the price has rallied le. The 1,0001. bills mark 425. and 455. prem; ditto, 5001., 455.; ditto small, 46a and 425. prem. Very little attention is directed to the foreign in vestments, and the only feature is the continued flatness of Mexican Bonds, pending the meeting. The business list of to-day includes the following : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 891. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 901. Mexican Bonds, for ac count, 341, 34, Peruvian Five per Cent., 1849, for account, 89 ; ditto Deferred, 421. Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 i.. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201; ditto Passive, 51; ditto Three per Cents., 401. The meeting of Mexican bondholders has just ended, and passed off quietly. The committee re ceived authority to negotiate the order fur the 2,500,000 dollars indemnity money. The traffic returns on most of the chief lines of the kingdom for the last week are now known, and show generally most satisfactory results. As com pared with the returns of the corresponding week of last year, the London and North Western shows an increase of no less than 13,034/., being 58,355/. against 45,3211.; the Great Western an in crease of 3,571/., being 23,5781. against 20,0071.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire au increase of 8,1361., being 21,7071. against 13,571 ; the Lon don and South Western an increase of 2,8131., being 13,316/., against 12,503/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 8,9071., being 12,2201. against 3,3131.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in crease of 2,928/., being 8,4221. against 5,4941. Notice has been issued that 110 bonds of the Chilian Six per Cent. Loan, amounting to the sum of 11,4171. have been drawn and will be paid off on the 23rd instant, in conformity with the terms of the contract. There has been rather more business in bank shares this week, and Australasia and British North American shares command higher rates. The sales include : Bank of Australasia (401. paid), 34, 331; British North American (50!. paid), 451, 46; Com mercial, of London (201. paid), 251 ; London Joint Stock (101. paid), 181; London and Westminster (20/. paid), 277, 284; National Provincial of Eng land (33/. paid), 40t; Provincial of Ireland (231. paid), 44, 431; Union of Australia (251. paid), 35 ; ditto (21. 10s. paid), 31; Union of London (10/. paid), 123. Prices of dock shares range much the same as last week, being quoted as tollows: Commercial Stock, 84 ; East and West India, 144 ; London, 113 to # ; St. Katharine, 77 ; Southampton, 15. Steam-boat shares arc little altered, though the, inquiry has been slacker of late. General Steam Navigation Shares are quoted 284, 3; Peninsular and Oriental, 69, 70 ex. div.; ditto, now, 91, I ; Royal Mail Steam, 76, 751. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list—viz. :—Assam 'lea Company, 9 ; Austra lian Agricultural, 13 Australian Ist, 20 ; Anglo- Mexican Mint, 25; Canada Company, 483; ditto, Five per Cent. Bonds, 951 ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 1 203 ; Price's I'atent Candle Company, 234 ; South Australian, 24 ; Van Diemen's Land, 1. In insurance shares the change is limited to an improvement in the Alliance, which is quoted 21; ; and ditto Marine, 37/. lINOLIBH FUND&—TaiI DAT. Bank Stock. 211* 12* T 5-16 3 per Ct. Reduced. 01 1 Las U DIU* ice. ,e t , i c ez a : l4 o . 4 ..d er , lAvirgars pia &7l.ooo(...426. to 4:e. for Ac ,Jublf.f6l4 36161 T 4i per Ct. %lean, 91 3 6 per Ct. Brazilian, 66 90 Da. New, 86 6 per Ct. Bona Arm 66 6 per Ct. Chllisa, 103 3 per Ct. Chillan„ 3 per Ct. Danish. 76 f a per Ct. Buten. 1.66 606 4 per Ct. but,* 906 Nquador. 31 4 1 per Ct. Or Wade, 1611 I FUNDS. 6 per Ct. Nedra 34i 4§ pir Ct. P0w164. 86i 91 Me DeAm& 41 3 6 per 01. 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The MOB were resumed yeeterday, and continued until a late hoar In the evMamening. oru CJALLULNGII SCULLS AND SWIZZ PILIAINTA. TION Pane. O. P. Edwards, 'Rear - era • Mantasiblyn, grealtealint aim Onabrinp J. a. Ornalradinn Oellan* Thy trial lamb in Ms reef bad been rowed en Tuesday and left the above try wintry*. It area a lest-rate start and nee ball way, wham Mr. Zdwarda took the lead, in creased it, end wen ORIAT RACE BETWEEN MI CLASPIEA, OP Nair- CARTLE-lIPOW-ITIIS, AND TUB CHAMPION ROBIZT COOMBE/I' Clay. . _ _ - 1 - a — ososeq — - Iss7sia . ce the dYstopsistasat bilged "alai to the (Am yam bathe mashie to .sM la dr thumping prise stplast the Omahas' wow. swim to Ili* tworidos a thovel se the mensat of Stortirti tb• otansllloy la radar to groditr the Islam of tas owspray, sailesd by t het goads ma et As aelvossliss, pot up • paressf 411, e sowed he by *sot r d Chesabes's crew. Ms math mated the newt ady Interest. sad a great dad Oasis*, ins hdi out at ma. li ts= The raw amply repaid the sabseribus for their liberality. • muMw was ants mos upon the Moss. Clasper, took Yre tit lasa at the Basks Am, sad bath bolas la rat sew lb. Ipso, the aspire, ewe the am& Iss stestisi, said this saw '6 shwa" the vista at the matoes.t. if amid be maw this the stmt. we Maw tbaa the pass sal alp* the liMir tor width la both Walsall* of the nest laithed mdse. The Campos LW dna Is their Ikon, sad the Osualasf was aide tisk way ism the middle. odd soatisasia, the a t he ato the TWOratorlsra, by a most darollos drew tisir bears son shout lsaldk is sivaass. la this pollisa, sea st the tams othdthilontra_ l . they_ osatiausd walks with all their silabt troths math TM* loft the isso Oss * abst . boat Log So. yawed the the swor 1 la as Ms math they re- oohed iess of the rival grow bail skis.. Tie distmos wes poised is dr tine fisilissilir semis& by as elea-ssrai best. 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' Mk* ea imp ell s *ma the average of ardy meemia. .471haaisIssums. : , MARaitThaIAdIATEING hrnutom-"Ilso court of the umber illany w e.Smo zooottbr Yawl • do" - tion flooo fiumWof this metal bletitu• d of m, an 'well be Mem& by esker Nopowoola Ibis City, • : • .._ .. -- • • 1•• i:I A 78 20 111 11i IG 1$ 21 194116 IT! 171 3 12 If n 40 39 $4 14 144 77 .0 7 4 0 4 9 43 31 63 II 196 dia. 9 7f . 13 14 72 71 r J l'a 1221 1 8 2 1 pa 3 S ~ 3 2pa 102 11 10 9 die 8 7 dls 34 3148 S 2 262 27 41. 49 49 lef 57 411. 28 30 I 4 As 17 19 __ II $ ii l3dl. 3 22 die di 16 161 6 6 7 7 6 3 die 3 4 de 3 2 dm 171 111, 1 13 dY 3 du 14 16 «11 231 2? 26 - 81 4 4 ) die 8 9 9 10 eIV 18 13 ells 191 191 51 91 As ti 901 301 26 Pei 9 91 l i 1 PR lei ne V V 8 II pot ? 6pa 17f is 41 43 81! illf 1 3 pa 102 108 11 11 13 34 101 103 gi ril 14j 1 15 14j 14 I IN N 2 1 I 2448 NI 1 6 • 2°l 6 W.' Bt. M DO a la M N a a as U s, so ss 1741 11 ii. 1 IN SI. it% • PARIS, Joan lA. l m iZ ey. 1 0922 t, 3 par Ceuta. 6 per Cents. 4 per Cent*. 41 do. Nes Loan 3 per Cents _ _.l Rxehange on Lannon: sleight, 4; 90 __,_, _. Belgian, 3. 1154 lOll Messy I ?hobs Rests Do. 3, 1841 — ... Roman Lama, 1861 72 Do. Do. 21 41 .. — 7YniDo. 1840 Piedmont 4 p.CL 1849 82 0 I Rank Shares Pews, Jos. 18.—Versailles (right bank), 267 50; ditto fleet bank), 227 30 Park and Orleans, 850 ; Paris and Rouen, 4138 93; Rosen and Havre, 2 47 30; Marseilles and Avignon, 217 31; Strasbourg and Bale, 131 26; Centre, 402 60; Orleans and Bordeaux 400; Northern, 478 76; Paris and Strasbourg, 345 75; Than and Names, 875; !bowman sod Trines, 11$ 75; Dieppe and nem*, 200; Bordeaux and Seste, 45. MADRID, JCS' 13.—Three per Cents., 36 11-16 ; after Bolas, 361 cash. Four per Cents., 14t, Five per Cents., 168 ; after Balsa, 161 cash. Coupons, 88 ; after Bolas, 88 esah, 81 paper. Passives, 7 ; after Belga, 7 opng. Bank of St. Ffeland, 100. Exchage on London, 51 ViaNNA, JUN. 17.—Five per Cent. Metilliques, 958. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. &I.°, 83 9-16. Bank shares, 1225. Exchange on London, 12.16. Mx Amami. SS 73 WI SO as U 1330 DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUNL—Yesterday, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress gave a splendid enter tainment to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. There were upward, of 170 persons present. MENICAN MINING COMPANT.—Yesterday, the an neal general meeting of the proprietors in this com pany wm held in elrest Winchester-street. Mr. J. 0. Hanson in the chair. The report stated that in con sequence of two special meetings, at which it was de cided by a very large majority of the proprietors to continue the operations of the company, two notices for a call of ,is. per sbare were issued by the direc tors, the funds under the control of the trustees being re dined to so low an amount as not to admit of their incur ring any fresh liabilities, or even to continue those in exist ence without the prospect of support from the proprietors. This call was responded to by sixty-four proprie tors bolding 2,073 and produced 7431. 155., basin 2,1178 shares WA My-eig proprietors ht on whisk the eall bad not how sod which, if paid, would mina 4381. The Massie= _seareted that the pro phetess should follow the pamodent of 1837, towards the shershelders who had not realisadal to the mil. It ap pealed trees the letter of Mr. Piessebie, the amnpany's agent, dated the 25th of February, sad the adsmant which amonspsnied it, that the loss as bet year, isekabag 5001. ressi,sd for the expeinee in Leak" •1111.12.1111 is 1.1761. Th•Vkaiman, in moving the adoption albs report. said that the bet assonnts which had beta readved from their V= Mr. IPlaeohio, were more estistratery than those bed ban preriverly He had now a capi tal of 4.010 sad eM dribs% sal Meath it was small, he might be able to esearaaisis bads epee it. Mr. Finottio met to altered parities alb* aurpany, by catiesting to receive 6001. instead etIMM. as his salary. The directors had cut down their alieweara _ from 5001. to . 2701. Every possible retresehment hod bees misdeed both hose and m Mexico, lewd by time mans ho thought they would be able to bold as he tere ran. They had been relieved by the withdrawal of Mr. limispehhe, their most formidable competitor, sad if the Ihusesee re turned and ossumea work an improvement 16 their akin might take place in the meantime. The actual balsam in hand at the present moment was 6131. 2a. 3d., besides the . indemnity fund of 5001. , which was inverted E 'chequer bills- lheir only liability was lb. Finochie's sals" . and they were pretty free to go as !sr two yens. The report having been adopted, a reeolidimete the abet that a fourteen days notice bp given to the proprietors top the call. sad Ibis the direeteri be on to direct the ilesitheire Of sulk shares mega pengeisters who Ned all seeelvel the outetemaNag dime to which they WINO medilest, won canted umimi- Mmedy, and some teatime beam terminated the Jae eoullags. 5 4 i nil& 1s COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. SVOAR.—There has not been any offered in public sale, but the market wears a firm appearance. Refined, steady; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 475. to 495. 6d. COPFES.--Tbe public sales have been smell, and do not alter general quotations. Costa Rica, all faults, sold 40s. to 425.; Mocha, 61s. to 631. Tea.—The market is steady. RIC, without alteration. PIMENTO.--5 , 50 bags sold steadily in public sale at full prices, 41 to 41 per lb. Normans sold at 2s. 4d. to 2s. Bd. • CLovss.—Bourbon, 6d. to Rd. Corm:4.-11e public sales went off heavily; searocly one-fourth sold at irregular prices, but not averaging pre vious rates. In othur articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, with but little business doing. Prices are quote.': Town Tallow, 3:is. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. ed. ; lest three months, 395. SMITHFIELD HAY MAItKET.—THIS I)AY. Messrs. Cooper and Doris report the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 765. to 80s.; inferior ditto, Ms. to 611. ; Rowen, 6:ls. to 665. ' • Closter, 755. to 905.; second cut, 750. t o 88 s . ; Straw, 25a. to 30s. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrvanroor., Jess 18.—The market to-day has been very much of the eagle doll character eis that of yesterday. Very little business his been done, and the requiring are the marine- Sow—East Laiwathire, to - Lanewhire and Yorkshire 5313 — Ditto (fifth Iberia), 3 7 I Mee. el —Liverpool, Croibt. end Snob poet. 3 &—Loculou and North Women], 13:I—Ditto (new I shares), o Lt.& p.-1/fit° ;firth eh:wee), 3j p. eili, 4. -Ditto (f Avon.), Iwl et.—St. Helen's Rail. and Canal (tref. guar. 5 per oast.). 153—Shropshire Union (It. & C.), 31 Eaetern and Dover, 23, 21, 3—York and North Midland, 2111—Great Southern and West ern, 40—Midland Great Western, 121 d. LEEDS, Juxis 18.—The market still continues to fall, Since yesterday Lancashire and Yurkshires dare fallen 135., being now at 33; and York and North Midlands have fallen les., the cooing quotation this ravening being ISOL The other elo•ing eilas were—blest laneambire, I 4); Ditto Fifths, 1, prem.; Latimicture end Yorkshire Fifths die,; North-We-terns, 121 die. MANCHESTER, JI:NR 18.—There was no improvement of pricer, and in some caws a shade lower was accepted for ehar,s, with but little Owineee in the iiggileste. East Lauesishires, 141; Leeds. M.. 1 ; Lemiun New Quarters, prem.; Sheffield, 26; South Eadern, 23 ; Shrewabiory and Chester, lituntmou.sm, JUNE 18.—This market was again heavy to.sto ; thorn was very little doing, and prime were if anythieu worse thin on Tuesday :—ltlrminehicn, Woiveihimpion, d Dudley, (calla duly paid), were done at 7 prem. ; I,itdcm and Mouth went rn New tittertare were done at 31 prem.; Midlands at 49), and Halves at HI THE ACAPEMONE.—A house of business in Bristol, having recently seat some goods to " the Abode of Love," had the bill returned to be made out afresh, according to the following note:—" The Agapemone, near Bridgwater, June, 1851.—Messrs. W— and Co.—The enclosed bill is returned to be made out with the proper address—namely, My Lord the Agapcmone, &c." CARDINAL WISEMAN has been challenged to a public discussion by M.:Pemux, protestant pastor at Roche fort, France, who, writing from the rooms of the Foreign Conference and Evangelisation Committee for 18.51, engages to maintain that the Church of Rome has neither unity nor authority; that she is the inveterate enemy of Christ and his word; that the Bible is the penal code of tho Roman, and the charter of the Reformed Church; and that the Church of Rome is the mother of infidelity and super stition. The cardinal addressed the following reply to his rev. challenger : "36, Golden-square, June 16, 18.51. Sir,—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 12th inst., which reached me in the country, and in, which you challenge me to a public discussion with you on certain points of controversy which you enumerate. In return, I cannot hut express my surprise that you should have selected fur such a challenge a bishop in a country in which you do not claim any religious charge, and whose very language differs from yours, while there are plenty of catholic ecclesiastics nearer your home, and of your own country, to whom similar ap plication might more naturally be made, if edification, as I would fain hope, and not mere effect, be its object. lam sure, also, that the committee from whoa rooms you date your letter would inform you, should you have any doubt on the subject, that no archbishop or bishop of the English establishment would consider it part of his duty . to accede to proposals for public discussion with any foreign catholic priest who might think it right to challenge any of them, this being no part of the episcopal office. Nor can I suppose that the object of that committee, in their co ur t es y to foreign ministers, was to make them champions in this country of their own various sects, or of English protestantism. Allow me, therefore, respectfully to say, that I cannot but consider your invitation to me as much out of place as I should deem a similar one from a French priest to an Anglican dignitary. To such a challenge I should say, did he appear here, that there was in England a proper and sufficient authority to undertake the defence of the catholic cause without the gratuitous interposition of a foreign and uncoramissioned clergyman. I must not conclude without observing that your selection of topics for the proposed discussion supposes that tue ca tholic church and faith are on the defensive as against pro testantism, and that their supporters have nothing better to do than to answer the railing charges of its assailants at the latter's will. Allow me to say that I have never been accustomed to treat controversy so, and that, without know ing to what particular section of continental protestantism you belong, I consider you in the position of having to defend yourself and yours from the heavy charge of schism, by separation from the one only fold of Christ, the pillar and ground of truth, as well as of heresy fur holding doc trines at variance with its teaching.—Commending you to the grace of our Lord that you may see his light, I am, sir, your obedient servant, N. CARD. WISRMAIN.-M. Peraux, Pasteur Protestant." FATALITY AT SEA.—On Sunday last, some one on board the freight-ship Stag, lying off West Cowes, observed a boat apparently upset near the Bramble Buoy, about two miles to leeward. A high sea was running at the time, and Mr. Clarke, the first mate, having caused one of the ship's boats to be lowered and manned, proceeded in the direction of the Bramble Buoy. With considerable difficulty they succeeded in finding the boat, which was completely water logged, and contained two men, who were barely able to keep their heads above water. A third had quitted the boat about a quarter of an hour before their arrival, with the in tention of swimming to shore, but had almost immediately sunk. It appeared that they were coopers by trade, and belonged to London; that they were working at Newport, and had hired the boat for a sail on the Medina, but were carried out to sea by the tide, when, being quite incapable of managing the boat, she was capsized. The two survivors were safely landed at West Cowes. The name of the man drowned is William Walsh. A STATE. INSURANCE COMPANT.—The Duke of Modena has issued a decree, enacting that those of his sub jects who diorite to insure their property against fire, shall declare their intention to a committee named for the pur pose by the government, and thenceforth form part of a mutual insurance company, consisting of Modenese subjects only. No Modeneae subject is henceforth to insure his pro perty in a foreign insurance office. Nevertheless, such contracts as exist at present are to be respected. until their expiration. " A SECRET OP STATE."—A curious was, a few days ago, submitted to the Court of Assizes of the depart ment of the Morbihan. Three men, named Petre, Sleet, and Ruello, were tried for attempting to sell what is called a " secret of the state" totheEnglishgovemment. Itappesred from the indictment that in the port of Lorient there is an establishment for the manufacture of a peculiar description of cannon-calls for the navy, of a very dangerous nature, called boulete ruphyzians. Petre was employed in the making of these balls, and Binet was also employed in the port. In November and December last they got leave of absence, and went with Ruello, who is a baker, to London. Ruello supplied the funds. It was immediately rumoured, from some observations they had made, that they had gone to England to sell the secret of making these balls to the English government, and it was ascertained that Binet and Ruello had had frequent communications with the English consul at Lorient. These two men had also caused an application to be made to a notary, named Le Bobinec, for an advance of 4,000 fr., and promised to pay him 2 5 .000 ft% for it: they then said that they wore going to England to sell a secret for making balls, which would bring them in several millions. Pere was also heard to make a similar statement to Binet's wife. On arriving M London, they, accompanied by an interpreter, went to the Board of Admiralty. Their proposition was favourably received, cud they were sent down to Portsmouth that experiments might be made with their secret. The experiments lasted fifteen days, and took place on board the Excellent, Captain Chada. The captain's report to the Admiralty was not sufficiently favourable to induce it to purchase-the secret; nevertheless, an indemnity of 1,200 (451.) was awarded to the men; they had demanded 4,000 fr. They then attempted to sell the secret to the ambassador of Russia and to the American consul, but both declined to accept it. The three men passed some time in London, and, when their money was exhausted they fell into misery. I n A ugu st l as t Pete returned to France and enlisted into a regiment at St. Omer, but he wee cog • and arrested. Binet and Ruello arrived at Bo ogne in November, and were arrested. The accused, on being interrogated by the court, denied that they had been to England to sell the secret ; but in addition to the above facts, it appeared that reports of the police who had watched them in London, and their own correspondence with their families, stated the contrary. It was also shown that Petre knew part of the secret from being employed in making the bullets, and that he had got the rest of it by examining the papers of Colonel Thou venin, the director of the manufactory. The jury, however after hearing the evidence and pleadings, returned a verdict ot " Not guilty" in favour of all the accused.—Oalifsani. 14 0 0 Si If Si 2 2i II 811 Si 8 At IP 17j 17 UIISI 9312 41 r3I : 4 8f 4 11/ Ms if Ms