The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

•.• •/. • 111 . d e. .....„/•• • i•- , / / ' - "'" TifrP" '18,1 7 . JT FI.HT _ . rts LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1851. No. 1,5191 [THREEPENCE. IfONDON sad NORTH AVESTERN and CHES TER ea IBOLTHICAD EAILWATe.--The CELEBRATED TANNIA ITIBULAI and BUBTEettION BRIDGES etre the MENAI MATTO sad NORTH WALE; the ISLAND et ANOLI. MT, eat POLTHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT ItEDOCED HATES, Arergessira Is Illioleamis le Owe amn M ia ea ere eaperteolg el aking the gem ettlas the ONINI et Se t ca Walt% TICMTa Wow eat et ea Ewen sassa.= sae kr on wafts lbes the Ade et brae. by err lede. esseteei lidos. elleatie dr hake as amp se Ohease, ar tat Ando le the Cheeele ert laßar i =el teased tyke emir IMO palm et the ll =ts see rem swan or lhalada ..—..........” Stt le IP lire Cho Mimi beim. Ilteoed Cho Oetienelas I II 0 MARE HUM l amed Isma.Wissas Wimp l. O. BINOU. MID sal adjani Nifty. Omni Ximeieee OSee. ailed elallea. Jam HI& NOTICE —M. CLAUDE? bas REMOVED his Doelkeneetype Portrat Totabliehmeet to No. 114. Celoireati Vleo.etreet.—The Sodom Moo te co the filweirhirw, sad Feetrette hikes pot &IWO. JEWELLERY. - DODD. BROTHERS , 40, Combat (MasotooAtoefo .ids). jewellers, ilverootttlek, eM lookbotober., leg to oetle.t r boopeettos of their as et A/OMT. MIXT et In °MAXIM formlo, • semi of the &skeet min mei smog deism to Maio^ bre=teueoboop. Map 1110rdary he. to be net with es Learra.-10, HE PERFECP 'SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— TM P.V.I. BKMIL SILVER. W Inleodseed H years Me Be LLIAM N. au orox, ohm pogo oo too pawl mom of Mown Ilideriss sod Co., te bored el 74 ... the my Ise Made 1 0` ... OM to Orton Over that am be es dim urn* or teraiteasgir, as by or parllila as It In boo mei illoor. Mir IMO Mira. Parrs hums. Tot Nagar, per eloms * M. No. De Dern Spam ~ ..- See. .„ M. .« ear Teals foto .. Table Spoor .. ....... dee. .- MK - 735. Toe se4 collie eels. willors, saseadiaa, ka.. st proportionate prier AU hkk of re.pleslar Mae lis the patent proem. CHESIICALLY PURE NICKEL, NO r PLATED. ridle. Doom. owe. Ulm apace. ad radio. fallaiaa, pat dam Ira. Ms. ... Ms. DisarrldiUo sod ette....- lea. ... Ile. ... no. Tea ditto Deeelled Coemlaseee. via rogrevisse dewy Irointerwy made, slit Iper rat) troll. WILLIAM ft. BURTON'S some of GENERAL roloisiumG IBONMONGERT Is Illerally the Bogert la the world, =deo no he. Pore an be esiploped to Owe smarm* Plea of varle4 sad eiViat. ipateltuer. an Invited to oell sad loosest it. The mosey roamed tar sorry artide sot approved of. -SI, olroaas ram Owner of Warms-Men) ; Mora I and S. NRWKAN-STUNT, rod TERRY'S. MACE, Ueda -Getaldlohed ia Welleatreet, 11190. • THE HUMAN HAIR. This taaprecedected succors of ROWLANWe KACASSAIt 014 either la leg the hair In to original strength sad beauty, sr restsring sow?' - the Ira, I. universally knows sad spyrereated: sad is raserdod by hisb lent arable mat numerous la themselves, sad waged bus anthorittes. It ha. obtained lir esebeetal patronage royalty, est aatjseireeards our ows Oenrt. bat thou of ths whale al Vol tram its esqui.it , purity and etthatey, it la adatraltly adapted tot ON hair of chintzess, mu el the boa maw ags, mad is sanstiatly red is the ornery of royalty sad by the Ameba ad go asiggy sat aristocracy. Price Jo. ad ran 75.. ar I NUM lagind to bar mall) at Its. AA., and doable the Its. Oa Ohs wispy et east klub of the erno.oe are to wads, la tare disobside mos- gold by A. ItOWIAND atiae. 24naramwalm NM by all she Lots and pertuanses. SECOND EDITION. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, ICLY 7.—The Queen has been plowed to approve of II;. Stefano Scosauo as Consul at Gibraltar fur his Majesty the King of Sardinia- WALOMCF., Jinx 5. 12th Regt of U. Draph.—Lieut. J. Da Illoetwoseece It. Taloa hi be ease., without per.; Lista. A. N. Arum, tram It.p. 7th Dreg. Oda., to be brut, without par. 9th Reit of g. STIIII.4IIT, from the Rile Brigade, to be apt, etre Fyne, wheezes. 9th Y. - Quarterreeet..torj. W. Bahama to be querterweet, eke J. Scott, who rel.. upon b..p. 17th F.—hea. W. Y. WiLuAisi to be lieut., by per., she Lech., wbo rein 12th Y.—lde}or J. Ea• Pea to hr liesteeoL, without per., eke A. Tea neat, who Mr., upon L. p.; Capt. J. Taus to be major. vice FreOr; Lieut. W. T. Harare hank be Meta elm Tw; ilte. J. Heausto he tint., vise W. T. ; Chat Cadet W. Y. 0. room, from AL Mit Dolt, to be ewe, eke J. Harris. Alit Y. kos. W. Peietet. to be hest, by per., vice Wirgan, who rein Pith V.—Lielit. C. H. MkaTr, from the !toga NellloUndlaad Cum punk., to be lieut., vice who exalt Rig* grigeda—Cap.... M. A. VILA", ben the 4th Y., to be rapt, vies Stewart, who emit R o y a l Newkandlead Oompeetta—Lieut. h. Irscswrae, from the 91th Y., to be brut., roe Alert* who each. Musoaogptio.—Tbe eltrigiaa oases ot Lieut. liauttinili, of the b7th Y., are ”Jager Vrrs•Teionot." _ _ ADHIBALTT, Jvas I. maronswee of bar Ileatety's plomere, Adeldrel d the Bel the ILIOt Hos. the George Hakim/an, 0.C.8., ha Miele hut piremoted to be Admiral of Me Met. With fettling** , Um ph in of naval fetteemMit mid* gleinted the Loseos Gaireffsef bre 17, ISIS, the IMMO of the Boyd uoy bare hem mireinled to rain die Mei= IfOL a year cockpit midedliebeirelleitileorithWisolemellorlorialtla ad the names at thee*. aisles boa this Isir bias caned to the wetted ball.; ityliteseaemity:--AdinhefoorKis M. Marti& Wettest, KN.; Jobe Mod. Seq.; Pliforio illyas. Adamrala at the Whits, OW HowtheotealltaKs Most ism, EN. • John I Lfr~er, Ntsmdaftirat aft Bed, Richard Curry ,Fos ; V i ce -Admiad of Om WI" Weederisk Lord GB.; M e of Ile led. HAM Mot, kaq. ; lAaar.A&dral of the While. ear Iliems Masa% C.O. • larther with referees, la the arrearimails makaed by her Whet, 'a radurder Deonell of Nth Isms lON, lir Lords Wm. aboionrre at the Admiralty Met by give cooed Ga re Attire List of rut aillerre of the Royal NaR how Mewls se felbrwr, : Adintrel• of the liceL—ffir Bran Mania, Right Hes. fir Gesell. EusSfsrs. ( "A' Admiral.. of the liod.-11soias Le Merchant Gomel* Fm.: Si/ Charles Oak., Bat.; Ito. lqr Job. T•ILot. fI.CB. ; Sir John west, MalesKC.ll.: Mr William 11.11 Gam, ti.C.U.; Mr Graham Er-n 11.1140114, Bert., K.C.B. Adeal•ale of the While.—Hos. Mr Thaw Birks Carol, K.CE.; NOT Hon. Jame Nagai a Thomead, 0.C.1L; Mr Charles Adam, K.C.8.; rle Timm lismoshae, haw lir Wesel. WWI. = emirs. K.t %B.; Mr Juba Acworth Ommanarj, K.C.8.; Let:buy Modem, Esq. VU Admirals of the .Mee.—/lir Edward Dershel King, K.C.H. ; Moody, K C.B. •. Jean Centime. Km.; Mr flows hemp, r i .r.0 . .." Ruda Iton.Threem Kart of 0.C.h.; sir W il lem Miter. Wit.. 0.C.8. ; thong WlLlnley, EN. Vice-Admirals of the Bed.—:.ir John Wentworth Laing, K.C.L., LC.U.; 14, Robot Hews 111.001ey, Bart.; Jelin Utek, Leo.; the Cheeks hulks, 1LC.8., LC II ; Big denteei Pyre, K C. 8.; Bohm% Metz" hag.. Kea. Hewes Elliot. C.B. ; Lord Wiliam Fitzroy, ILCB.; Mr Ile/1t nee, K C. 8., K C.IL Vine.Adwilsele of the Wiute.--Folward IlawLer, Eaq.• Rich ird Moses, EN. • James Itiebred Dress. Keg ; John Bllits..E.= .. tir Erscole nem , Bross, Erq.; Mr Locos Vert.. C B.; ..t Jobs Len* Bert.; Bites Itotigeme. EN. Vier. admire'. of the BIM.—Job. Ayeconele, Esq.; Mr !Thome John l'octuune, K.C.8.; tier George French Seymour, C B, Hem &wee Nolen: Cheeks Jame. Johmtoe, Kai: Ha. Jomlise Percy, C.F.: Him. jar Malmo Walked, V. 8.. ILC.JI.O. • Might Hen. Gram ilk Omer Leal CB.; Bight Res. Go rge Earl Ceilepn, C B. Beat-A. moral. of the Nat —Seisms Alresmise GOMIS, K.C.8.; Bed. — N . Edward to B.; 114 William Ammar Ilsoiso. CAL. N.C.11 ; Par Kissed Mama litrofei, LCD., ILC.H.• Pao I" Mg.. C. ; Hyde Puttee, liaq., C.h. ; Cherie; Sib Sep Jul. Ilairtayne. Jamee Whitley Ilmas Llowthe. C IL; Faerstil Thames Trtutsidgo. C. 8.; lit Wiliam Henry K.C.H. • Hear. Ilepe, Eau.. C.D.; am Flee wood Brolibuss iters:•l4. PsUmr. a.c.11.; Merlin Nmeer. LC B.; Jul. Brett Furth. EN.; WNW MOM, Esq., C.L ; Phipps Korai, Ewa& ; w 1 nem Medea. Madras SI the While.—Chseiss Jul. Aastai, Faq., CL; Wary harm; Zee C.S.; JAR *saw ilhek C.R.; Jake Paste, =MN.= Mar. req.; 114warg Oar ; Vita um% La.; Araby Hall Ilhim l / 2 _lbiq.; Pita Jolts Waglas. =wpm WON' Valuslik, IP% j MILO. A. Oreftaal Charles raw ; Miler Masao Jams hart.. C.a. ; air hams Bewley, Part: likraseetaimallbsir. Erg ! Mop Thaws fall Kai.; hie Wilda Owes Pell Karina Mar.. brailier Creek lirms, Ile ruit wisany white Easy ream, this id will la wrilaewil Bsrr Adairels d Ws Illec—Mlllll. ledea MOM, EN.; Nr KowyKh lan sorime...ut.; lawn Pg.; Sir )olus Gordis Nairiaa, Ism; Maoris Fltdllllllk ~MEW Betkeley Me , • CL; Delhi Dann. 11..C.11.; Vitra Sway. C.B kam=a wow. 0.C.11, LC Li Omelet Suiliven, !ICJ Mode Midas tasik te4.; iltw alMisr, C. 8.; nee, Kew; WillswAt liesiorsok C.lll, K.ll. ; Kr Jahr UM. KM.; Mbar leashaws. Not. C.L; is as C.B. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. RICHAID TAZDINNICI, ThreS4lool4lo-StriNM, City, mining agent. WALTIR Qtr, Murray-street, Hoston, straw hat manu facturer. BANKRUPTS. JOSITH lIALL, Brighton, hotel keeper. BINJAMIN TIMID, Coventry, Warwiclubirc, cotton dresser. RoISIT Cnoon, Downend, Gloucestenhire, butcher. WILLIAM KINDALL sad JOHN STANDISH, Leeds, FOW AN L JO HOWELL, Liverpool, bookseller. Joss ALLMAN'', WIMEtUaII, DtEbt re • hahire, babeeduber. Lomas MM. . , Oldham, Lanais • , cotton spinier. Jos 4444 N Ca sw, Msaebester, stuff 'manufacturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JANIE RODOEB, jun., Aberdeen, tanner. LAWRENCE MUSKAT, OhNew, house factor. NATE•NIEL WFARLANI, Gla;gow,.grocer. Jounr fir i=t , Olasew, drysalter. TNOMAS ANOCY, nearPort-Dundu, Glasgow, dairyman. JOHN HARTIAILL, Edinburgh, printer. ALEXANDER MACINTTES, Furnace, Argyllshire, fish carer, deceased. ADMIRALTY, JULY 7. APPOINTIMTS. Chief Fassrineer : Thomas Hellions, Assistant Eneneers : Charles lloalsy, W. G. Barr, Janes Sumner, J. W. ewitt, George Teens, and John Tbassa—to Odic CUM now R Marriott—ts Afb•o.. THE GREAT FIRE AT LONDON-BRIE ADJOURNED OFFICIAL INQUIRY. This morning the inquiry Wm rammed, and a ver diet returned, recording the opinioa:of the jury, " that the ia Wareham/ I), oornaarecing as it dit at the extreme maw, sad directly agaiast the V, woo sot the result of widest." BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- KENT OF SCIENCE. Yesterday (Monday) _the meetings of the sections were renamed at Ipswielt, but many of the important members who were mment ea Friday have taken their de putise, end the attendemea m lly we thin. la dm sailismstiest end section, yesterday morn ing, Cal. Nabine geed a ea the e s =eglaphs, ' whisk are the begesedess ands bp lof the variations et the seagese. The pica aleph an s re: is to einpley=gragaie paper. and in areteis min oln g sogitiee the wahrg dellaslime obi a=etb. mese* needs. When espies et thus records are runiesi, treeing, ens mode hen the type phase on gelethie paper, sail km these espisa es sons see printed by • sew peestes. It was shard tin times= is Innidad • phieupephie iispreidea gaol one red • half. Dr. anis • eemseenieseho "ea oar a nise et the pesseel NOM et the disc.'' la whisk he with the aesegz i e the Ike it geese Semis the igen Spain la the them were IN 11111611 VitiMMS ea the tides as wide dependence could be lie pointed eat several local causes that Whams* die souse of tides, sash as the projection of promontories and the interposition et Meek by which the regsier Sew of a tidal wave is siterropted. The action of the copying electric telegraph was explained by Mr. Bakewell, who illustrated the explanation with ex perimental transmissions of written messages. The pendulum experiment of M. Foucault has been se veral tunes referred to in the physical ea well ea in the me chanical section, and different modes have been suggested by which the rotation of the earth may be rendered visible, by the suppression of bodies not in • state of vibration. These esperimenta, however, are attended with more difficulty than the vibration of the pendulum, respecting which no correct popular account has been given to explain clearly why the apparent rotation of the earth, as shown by the pendulum, varies in different latitudes from the diur nal revolution. It is sufficiently clear that at the poles, where the point of suspension would be fixed, the ap =tation would correspond with the real, if the pen rotation continued to vibrate in the same plane ; it is also deer that, at the equator, where the point of suspension would move as rapidly as ihe earth, no indication of rota tion would be visible but the intermediate effects at lati tudes appeoaching th ei poles arc difficult to calculate, and to reader tatellgible in • popular manner. The simplest 111181.11111 of seeing the rotation of the earth is to look at one of the Iliad stars through a good telescope, when the visible imoveseent of the star from the field of vision indicates per eeptibly the progress of the earth from west to east. Messrs. Bond, from the United States, exhibited, in the physical r ction, some beautiful daguerreotypes of the moon, taken at Cambridge, U. S., with& telescope of twenty-three feet focus. In these pictures of the moon taken with her own light, the size of the disc, if at full, would have been shoat three inches, and the mountains and volcanoes were very distinctly pourtrayed. In the chemical section, Dr. Daubeny read a paper which occupied two hours, on the chemical nomenclature of orga nic substances. Dr. Whewell recommended that a com- Lae, should be appointed, with a view to take into consi deration Dr. Daubeny's proposed system, and to recommend en improved nomenclature tor the adoption of chemists to meet the wants of the present advanced state of the science. In the mechanical section • wordy war was carried on between the advocates of Mr. Am Whitney's project of a railway from lake Michigan, across the Rocky Mountains, to the Pacific, and Mr. Alexander Doubt's plan of a railway communication between the Atlantic and the Pacific, through the British territories. The adjourned meeting of the general committee was held last afternoon, when it was decided that the next meeting of the association shall be held at Belfast. PATENT LAW AMENDMENT.—A third bill of the present session, to amend the patent laws, has just been printed, by order of the House of Lords. It was brought forward by Lord Granville, who introduced one of the other bills, and Lord Brougham the other, making the third mea sere in the Lords. The present bill contains 22 clauses and • schedule of forms. It is proposed to appoint commis sioners, who may appoint examiners end °dicers ; may make rules, and arc to report annually to parlisment. By ISO of the clauses in this bill, the use of inventions abroad are to have the like effect on letters patent as to the use or publication in the United Kingdom. TILE SELF-ACCUSED MURDERER AT MANCIIESTER. —The youth from Dublin, named En gene Keenan, who gore himself up to the county police at Manchester as the murderer of a fellow-clerk in the Government Valuation Oder at Dublin, by mixing oxalic acid in his porter, turns out to be insane. His father came over from Dublin to ap- ply for him on Saturday, alleging that he had exhibits& symptoms of madness for upwards of three months past. It appean that, in consequence of his statement, the body of his late fellow-clerk, Conellan, had been exhumed, but ise trace of poison was discovered. The immediate muse of death had been rupture of the aorta. Keenan had pees viously surrendered to the borough police on • chary of highway robbery, which he accused himself of, near ths town, but they discharged him after making inquiries, rot being able to hear of any such robberry as that he ckteribeL When again placed before Mr. Trafford, the polies mists. trate, at the New Bailey Court-house, on Saturday, a ye- Beeman stated that he believed there was reams to he had really committed • highway robbery by a pistol at a mans breast. The man was an engine-driver ea the London and North Western Railway, but not able to appear in court that day and give evidence, th,tz l oner was discharged, on the understanding that his fat should take care of him, and nut let the police be troubled with him again. THE GAME LAWS.—On Monday, at Rotherham Court-house , John Beet was charged' by Thomas Wilson, 1111.1skecper to the Earl of Scarborough, with being on boas at Tickhill, on Sunday, the 15th inst. Thomas Alarm said 1 am gamekeeper to the Earl of Scarborough- On amity, June 15, about six o'clock in the morning, I MB out in company with my brother, and saw Beet mad • MS named James Brown, with a lumber dog, beating a wheat held in the occupation of John Oleddal, about • mile and a half from Tiekhill. I observed Beet looking down the fence, and saw him take up a snare. I said, ' Hallo ! Jack, you're at it again." Be said, " Well, Tom, if you my that you'll say aught."—John Wilson was called, and substantiated his brother's evidence.—Mr. Broomhead (for defendants) tried to elicit from last witness that he and his Inother bad uo right on that ground, and that his clients were there by the express wish of the proprietor of the ground, as he had ordered them to destroy the rabbits on his land.— Mr. Gleddal was sworn, and stated that he authorised the defendant to go on his land and destroy the rabbits.—The bench considered he was poaching, and he was fined 245. l and costs, or one month's imprisonment. James Brown, is company . with last defendant, was tined 10s. and mots, or eel month's imprisonment.—Dosenster Gazette. TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANTS AT NEW YORII. A movement in reference to the Commissioners of Emi r train was made in the Assembly yesterday, which we Lope w il l be followed up. If the legislature wish to pro 'mote the cause of humanity and philanthropy, they wM albite • searching investigation into the manner in which Ithe unfortunate emigrants, who arrive at this poet from all parts of the world, are treated. We think it can be proved with great ease that the Commissioners of Emigration are mere of a nuisance than anything else, and that more rob bevy and ill treatment have been practised on emigrants dace the appointment of the commissioners, than was the I ease previously. The city of New York, the state of New York, the whole country, is disgraced and degraded before " the whole world, and before heaven, for tolerating the hal , emities that are practised on emigrants arriving in this city. • We call upon the legislature, therefore, for the sake of hii amity, to follow up this movement, so that the system of eldhusy may be put an end to. If we allow it to continue, we shall merit the fate of Sodom or that of Gomorrah. Ten hundred times ten hundred proofs can easily be obtained to substantiate the truth of what we have repeatedly said con cerning these impositions. Let the diabolical confederacy of runners, rowdies pugilists, and emigrant boarding ' horse-keepers , be b roken up, and the empire city of the empire state relieved of the stigma which now rests upon it, kr tolerating so long the villanies practised on emigrants.— New lord Herald. GLAtcow, July 6.—Cotton.—The demand from jibs trade this weeklies been trifling, and such transactions as have taken place have been at • reduction of id. per lb. I The sales during June have been about 10,000 bales. In sas&t cad the market is . e ' net t n e al l y we i n uie lw and or ri sa c le abs. day week, but no change in in price has taken place. The market closes to-day without animation at 395. 6d. No. I, g.m.b. k W'. No. 3; 41s. to 41s. &I. for No. 1 Geri ohmic, cash; Warrants offered at 395. IM. ; no buyers &eve 395. net NA. Stock Exchange.—Little or nothing ben been dome this meek. The market seems almost smelly deserted. The canal transactions in railways have boss Malted to Ss Glasgow and South Western stock, Ada b very harry at 49f. 10s., the last quotation. Aber- WRAW Dundee and Perth, and Edieburgh, Denies are freely offered, and if premed upon the moan{ medg fell considerably in price. Scottish Cen trals bays Ws km at 16'. 10e. to 161. Bank stocks are stead wbb very little doing. The city of Glasgow Bank ing Mil its annual meeting this week, and de -1 demi • et six per cent., after adding • small sum to the mine lasi. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE f•ximi473 - riii - ietifwEss. (Prom the Marls Lam Barren.) The following table of the arrivals of Frain, pulse, and lour into London, during the quarter and•og June 28th with the receipts of the corresponding three months in 1880, say prove interesting to our readers: June ra, June 29, MI. IMO. C 144. (144. i. 311436 $5137 40 113 Jar 29, Jar 39. BSI. 1130. qrs. W. Beam, Do. Beach 31211 eas 9 Do. Irish Do. Foreign Posi, English IIeS 1313 Do. Irish Do. foreign 1323 1631 mks. meta. Moen English , 37303 43137 Dire D Do. o. Fordo.- 110033 30114 Do. 40. The uniformity of the arrivals of wheat is striking, and the difference in the supplies of barley is not so great as might have been expected; but a marked falling off is shown in the receipt of oats, whilst those of foreign tour exhibit an increase of upwards of one hundred per cent. The weather has been changeable since our last ; the heat in the beginning of the week wee intense ; on Tuesday thunder-sinems were experienced in different parts of the .drief l / 2 Sad slam them the temperature h a bees rimer ralively arprelally during the nights and mornings. These diaries are likely to prove somewhat trying to the growing graft crops, but hitherto we have heard of no complaints. The reaction which occurred in the wheat tattle at Mark-lane on Monday has influenced prices at all the lead. ing provincial markets held during the week, and a ear& dera - ble portion of the rise established in June has spit been lost. The future range of quotations will, in ear opinion, be entirely governed by the nature of the weather; and we are inclined to think that those who anticipate a rise in consequence of inadequate supplies have not made amid:tent allowance for the increased shipments from abroad likely to result, owing to the advance in our markets last month. As yet we have certainly experienced no lack of foreign supplies, and though it is more than probable that the receipts of flour from France will, until after h.irvest, be smaller than we have lately been accustomed to, this falling off will, we believe, be partly made up by increased arrivals of that article from the United States, and of wheat from the Baltic. The reports from the principal consuming towns describe the trade as having become very depressed. Wheat has receded is. to 2s. per qr. at the leading markets in the ag. ricultural districts, though the deliveries from the growers have but slightly increased. Spring corn has been more or less influenced by the decline in the price of wheat ; it may, however, be worthy of remark that Insley and oats of home Frowth have nearly ceased to appear, and that the country Is likely to be dependent till some time after harvest on the continent for supplies. The dull reports from the south have had considerable ir.flueace on the tone of the grain trade in Scotland, and wheat was easier to buy, both at Edinburgh and Glas gow, on Wednesday last. Oats, though in short supply, lasealso ye way in price, and business was altogether 'IMPS from Ireland speak well of the prospects Ist Ike lomat. The breadth of land under grain is mil Was potter, and that cultivated with potatoes less, OM balt }oar; the crops are described as promising in all pins el the island, and though the supplies of native grown cora brought forward had been small,:the tendency of prices bad, it seems, been downwards, at all the princi pal towns. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise into the port of London hate been quite moderate, only 2,918 qrs. having been re =i ap to this (Saturday) evening. The quantity exhi nt Xark-lane, by land-carriage samples from the home couollsy has at t he same time been small, but the millers have ashai with extreme caution, and the supplies have Ono peeved quite sufficient to sat ay the demand. scarcely a sale was made, and in the absence of business quotations remained nominally unaltered. On Friday the Kent stands were bare, and nearly the whole ex hibited ham Essex consisted of parcels left over from Monday last. The EgUan acted with even greater caution than earlier in the week and though factors would have submitted to aims lirdersit decline to have effected a clearance, little papas could be made in sales. The last general average . price for the kingdom shows the effect of the ad vance in June ; this return, 425. 4d. per qr., is probably the highest we shall have fur a time, as the late decline will soon begin to tell on the averages. The receipts of wheat from abroad have not been so large as last week, the arrival has, however, exceeded 22,000 qrs.; added to what remained unsold of the supplies of the preceding fortnight, a liberal display of samples has been afforded. the town millers appear to have still suflicieut on hand to satisfy their immethate requirements, and the country demand having been on quite a retail scale, the transactions have been unimportant since '_Mon day; accurate quotations can therefore hardly be given, but there can be no doubt that importers would, if business could thereby have been facilitated, have accepted lower terms at the close than would have been taken in the com mencement of the week. The disposition to make specula sive purchases of floating cargoes of wheat has entirely sub sided, and for some days past hardly a bargain has been closed. Polish Odessa, red, has been offered at 355. 6d., lbraila at 30s. 6d. to 315., and Egyptian at 265. per quarter, cost, freight, and insurance. For a cargo of Barletta 375. ed. per quarter has been refused, the seller declining to accept 1 below 381. per quarter. The nominal top price of manufactured flour has under gone no change. The milers report a slow demand; the bakers, who bought pretty freely last month, having again contracted their operations. The arrivals of foreign flour have consisted of 38,498 aka. Best fresh qualities of French have been held very firmly; ordinary and doubtful sorts have been wholly neglected. The total quantity of barley received into the port of Landon during the week has consisted of 2,170 qrs. ' the whole of which is from abroad. Home supplies have alto gether ceased to come forward, and good qualities of foreign suitable for grinding are likely tocommand a ready sale up to harvest. The business done during the week has not been extensive, but needy buyers have had to pay full terms. The value of Malt has been steadily supported; indeed, sellers have shown some disposition to raise their preten sions. The arrivals of home-grown Oats have been small; from our own coast only 748 qrs., from Scotland, 749 qrs., and from Ireland 1,203 qrs. having come to hand during the week. Having, however, had plentiful supplies from abroad, the dealers have been enabled to purchase ou some what easier terms than of late. English beaus have excited little attention since our last. The smatnesa of the receipts has, however, rendered sellers firm, and late rates have been maintained. We have heard of no purchases of Egyptian to arrive. The inquiry for peas, which was rather attire last week, has again subsided, but the small advance then established has been supported. Purchases of Indian corn afloat have been made from time to time at slightly reduced rates, say, Gaunt, 275., and Ibralia 235. to 254. 6d. per qr., cost and freight. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the most recent advice" from the north of Europe we learn that the weather had become favourable for the growing crops, and that the appearance of the counVy had been so much improved as, in a great measure, to remove fears p rev io u sly entertained as to the probable result of the harvest. At Hantric great firmness had nevertheless been shown, and the extreme rates of the previous week had been firmly maintained. The sales from the 20th to the 27th of June had amounted to 30,000 qrs. For superior high-mixed Upper Polish, 465. to 485., and for other sorts prices varying from 40s. to 4-ss. per qr. free on board had been paid. Four vessels hail been chartered to load for London at 3e. to 3s. 2d., one for Newcastle at 35., and one for the Frith of Forth at 2s. 10d. per quarter. Stettin letters of the Ist instant speak very favourably of the asp in than neighbourhood, and the expectation of ea early and geed harvest had not been without in- Ilmems es pekes ef wheat, which were . quoted Is. 6d. per V. hew leen dela ea ten days previous, say, 395. fur geed Ink yellow flidedsra, 40s. 6d. for line 621 bs. Ueker maik end Pomeranian. and 423. 6d. per qr. free on board fee Rik white Polite. At the rates named there had lam more sellers than hullers, the inclination to speculate laving in a great measure subsided. The demand for other articles had also slackened ; Oderbruck and Pomeranian large barley had been offered at 21s. 6d., and oats at 21s. 3d. per qr. free on board. Our Rostock advice, are of the 30th of June. The tone of the accounts from thence is less ani mated than of late, an interval of fine weather having tended to lessen the inclination to purchase Fine wheat in granary had nevertheless been held with great firmness, and (Mtn. quality had not been offered below 435. per qr. free on board. No supplies of spring corn had come to hand, end quotations had consequently remained nominally unal tered. The advice, from the other Lower Baltic ports are dull, and we remain of opinion that holders on the other side will ultimately have to give way, in case the summer should prove tolerably auspicious. At Hamburg, on Tue.- day, the tendency of prices was decidedly downwards; fine weather, together with the dull tope of the English accounts having caused sellers to become anxious to realise. Since ' the previous post day wheat had receded Is. 6d. to 2s, per quarter, and oats had also given way more or less in value. Some cargoes of the latter on passage from St. Petersburg had been offered at His. to 18s. 3d. per quarter, cost and freight. Recent accounts from Holland give a much more favourable report of the crops in that country than those previously received. At Rotterdam, on Monday, the wheat trade was decidedly dull, and the value of the article had a downward tendency. At Emden, on the 30th of June oats weighing 39 to 431 be. per bushel were obtainable at 20s. per quarter, free on board, being a decline on the rates current on that day week. Wheat. Earl Ds. Sella ... be: 33 -- Do. . 201833 201437 g, MOM 10714 10791 Do. Ism* 1403 1370 Do. 14li ..- D0.e73" 73747 110099 Oats, 7ts4 14180 Do. 41143 3370 Do. kWh Do. Fordo- 2730111 317096 RAILWAYS. THIS DAT. Two o'CLiwq. A rally took place in the share market yesterday afternoon, and at this improvement prices opened this morning, several lines being transacted at an advance. Only a trifling amount of business has offered, however, and in several in stances quotations rather receded again. Lan cashire and Yorkshires are weaker. Brighton. and London and North-Westerns, on the other hand, have been firmer, in consequence of the favourable appearance presented by the traffic returns; and Manchester and Sheffield' again mark higher. The traffic receipts on the London and Brighton Railway for the week ending the sth inst. amount to 13,0971. against 11,1991. in the corresponding week of last year, which shows an increase of 1,8981., and an average return per mile per week of 75.591. against 65.391. in 1850. The increase thus continue" ex tremely well supported. SIAII9 AND STOCKS lINGIVAIMITIND. Oka *day op to 1 Osiocit. 1: K 103.1111= b t N Ildmisal. OhN.Juoi..ionsi.eald. 0 O&M ad LEON ... .. MEW NA 310131100 ,1 DOUG awl DOM hum .. 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THIS DAT. Two °Twat. The English stock market, considering the absence of active operations, continues well supported. A feature of the morning is the renewals of the pur chases on government account, but the stock now 'selected for these operations is Consols. There is at present scarcely the least speculation going on, either in this or any other department of the Stock Exchange. Consols opened at yesterday's range of 961 to 97 ex div. for the 17th instant, and, after being sellers for a few minutes at 96Z, have now returned to the opening price. By special transfer there have again been transactions, which comprise those by the government broker. The statement of the day's business, as officially rendered, is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, 961, 97 ; ditto for account, 961 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1,1, 1 ; New Thre-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 1. Long An nuities, 1860, 71, 7-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1860, 71. Bank Stock, 214, 215. The accounts by the Bosphorus from the Cape, (which were first published in the City in a second edition of the Daily News) bear out our views of the desultory and protracted character of the warfare against the Kaffirs, and have contributed to produce some little dulness in the security markets. Exchequer Bills are very firm. Business is marked in the 1,0001. bills at 51s. premium, and in the snuffler amounts at 51s. and 545. In India Bonds nothing has been done, but the quotation is also firm. In the foreign stock market the chief business has been in the scrip of the new Sardinian loon ; some of the weaker holders of which, as we anticipated, have rushed forward to sell, and the consequence is the depression of the price to 1 die. Mexican Bonds remain fiat and decidedly out of favour, the partial explanations afforded by the committee relative to the inadequacy of the receipte on dividend account not being regarded as satisfactory. The trans actions of the morning are officially reported as follows:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 89. French Five per Cent. Itentes, 95f.; exchange, 25f. Mexican Bonds, 34; ditto for account, 16th July, 341. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., small bonds, 1001, cx div. Sardinian New Five per Cent. Scrip, 1,1, 1 dirs. SpanishActire Five per Cents., 201; ditto Passive, 51. It will be seen by the accompanying communica tion that the Mexican government and their agent have at length been shamed into doing something for the holders of Deferred Bonds, so long unjustly kept out of their property, and whose claims we have so frequently vindicated : --- • • The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received advice, from Mr. Falconnet, dated Mexico, June 4. Ile had had an interview with the President on the sub ject of the genuine Deferred Bonds, wrongly shut out from the conversion of 1846, in consequence of which Senor Payno has been instructed to report on the matter, and after receiving his report the government intend to provide what the case may appear to require. Messrs. Manning and Mackintosh had failed to give securities, as agreed on, for the balance due from them, and Mr. Falconnet was about commencing legal proceedings to enforce the due performance of the agreement. The extraordinary congress, which had opened on the Ist June, was to devote its attention exclusively to the pro posals of the government fur the regulatim of the finances and public credit, the reduction of the expenses of admini stration, &c. Senor Pent y Cuevas was the new Minister of Finance. Ile enjoys a high reputation for intelligence and industry, as well as for decision of character, and IS the same who filled thst office on Mr. W. P. Robertson's first arrival in Mexico in Feb. 1849. Mr. Falconnet has had an interview with him and reports as follows : " I have just returned from seeing Senor Pena y Cuevas, and, if I may judge from appearances, the inter view has been satisfactory. The minister explained that from the circumstance of his only just having taken office, and the manner in which he has been occupied with the Chambers during the brief time he has been in, he has not been able to make any ar rangements for forwarding funds by this packet to meet the July dividend, but that it is his intention to have the money despatched by the next steamer. In the meanwhile he pro mises to discuss freely with me all measures concerning the bondholders. lam happy to see from this that my strong remonstrances here have load effect, and that there is evidence the part of the minister, and also of the president, of an intention of more frank communication with me. Both re peat their sense of the necessity of fulfilling the terms of the decree." What is said about remittance+ in the foregoing extract will perhaps account for their small amount by thi., packet, being, so far as the committee is yet informed, only 9,624 dollars. On the subject of the Venezuelan debt, the follow ing communication has been received from the active agent, Mr. Lord : Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, 3, Broad-street-buildings, July 7, 1851. The committee have received this morning a letter from their agent, Mr. Lord, dated " La Ouayra, June 9, 1851," of which the following is an extract: "1 have nothing as yet from the minister in reply to my last and previous communications. The extraordinary Ga zette of the 22nd ult. did not reach me till the close of the last month. I forward a copy herewith, as it contains the law of ways and means for 18.51 to 1852, with the assign ment of 500,000 dole. to the foreign debt. The few articles at the end of the law merit attention, especially Articles 5, 6, and 7. The amount of expenditure authorised by this law is 2,688,890 dole., about equal to the revenue ordinary and extraordinary is the financial year ending 30th June last: no estimate of that fur the year ending the 30th inst. has yet appeared." llere follow the three principal articics of the law of T i et an 6 d means" h c al .c l u te e d to in the above extract: power is authorised to deduct from the sanctioned charges, with the concurrence of the Council of State, those that arc not absolutely necessary and also to retain one-third of the assigned amount to be received out of the public treasury for salaries, pensions, or any commission whatever, of all amounts exceeding 400 dub., according as the state of the finances may require it. This authorisation, however, does not include the sum ap propriated to the public credit both interior and exterior, the payment of which will be made in all cases with due preference." " Art 6. When the receipts are not sufficient to pay in full, for two consecutive months, the salaries, pensions, or assiguatioas of the public servants, the Minister of Finance will issue thn necessary orders to have the funds distributed pro rata between all the creditors, without any preference whatever, prohibiting at the same time any anticipation." " Art. 7. The treasury and every collector has to publish weekly a statement of receipts and disbursements, and actual funds, as the books may show ; and in places where this cannot be done by printing, the said statement is to be fixed up at the door of the respective office, and an authen ticated copy thereof sent to the functional) , who has to transmit a general statement to the Finance Minister." The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 24th ultimo to the sth instant, is as follows, making the total amount drawn since the 6th of January, 814,8251. 16s. 3d. : Rate of Exchange. Bengal £4,720 I° 5 }`2a. per co' na pe.. Madras 3,241 5 5 Bombay T0ta1.... £8,231 15 10 The subjoined calculations show the rate per cont. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the rices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under stood that the share rate of interest is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every case wo take the rate of interest last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three per Cent. Courola Woe 9 7 4 yield per coot. £3 11/ Three per Oaat. Reduced New Iltree.and-e-Qoarter per Orate-69 .. 3 73 3 1 1 elak Meek (dlr. 74 per wet. per au.) 214 o IN* (dlr. Lai per cent. pre ash) 264 „ 4 0 Minitel. lad. per day) ll3a. pm., fe:d per rt. 3 91 Our • ENO ph. (dm. at the rid 4p/r NEL par anis.) lexoestdre and %oregano £lOO Sleek* (dlr. at the rate d 2 per 31 eged. pa sea) When add south Weetere• Stork (ie. et dr rated 4 va• a. per see.) St n 4 [S If WOOD and North Westrrue (sod (dlr. at the rata of 5t ter rest. per ann.). 12 4 o 4 94 Midland. Stock (dm at the rate et 49 eat. prt amt.) per 1 &ri swath (s.terr• Stock lhalf-yretly deed 10g. per M. *bare. equal to U. f1e.83. per cant. yer ALM.) ~ 3 1$ 5 4 1104 Hamburg letters received yesterday afternoon notice' an improvement of schilling in the exchange on Lon don, and also a rise of in the price of gold, which is now 4244. The last quotations of exchange at foralpa•pLMs on London arc as follow: _ -- Previous Lateap. . Quotations. • QuOtktialle t Amsterdam, short llll.BO 119.80 Ditto, 2 months 118.75 118.75 , Augsburg, 1 month 98.51 96.51 ' Antwerp 25.05 en 25.07; Berlin, 3 months Bremen, 2 months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 months Christiania, 3 months Frankfort, short Gibralter, 90 days Gothenburg, 90 days Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months - Havana * 107} ' 107 Lisbon, 90 days ' 50 I 64 1 Lima, 3 months — 45; 46 Leipzig, 3 months 6.19 6.20 Milan, 3 months 291.06 291. Madrid New York, 60 days llo} I 110 11 New Orleans llO I 1104 Paris, short 2.W. 25f. Ditto, 3 months. 24f. 82} 24f. 82} Philadelphia llOl 1101 1 Riga, 3 months 3B 1-16 d. 38 3-161. Rome Stockholm, short Ditto, 90 days 11.39 11.38 • St. Petersburg, 3 mos. 3713.16 d. id. 37 15-16 d. 88 1-16 Trieste ENOLIdII FUN DO.—Tein DAY. Bank Atnek. ".1314 Lone Annultieß. 71 3 per Ct. Reduced. 971 9 India Stock. rhut 3 per Ct. Conear. 964 87 Unto Bond.. 31 per Ct. Commie, 94 f &d rogue: Inns, 1.000/..514. to Is. Congas for Acct., 96g 97 1 , 011E1031 /1/14103. -.•- 44 per Ct. Relettn, P 2 4 5 per Ct. Itraelli.w. SP 90 Do. New. 47 9 6 per Ct. Nueitte Arne. 557 6 per Ct. Chillan. 1 0 3 6 3 per Ct. per Ct. Da13901. 75 7 21 per Ct. Dutch. 39 24 ex die 4 per Ct. Mkt. 911 Equader„ 31 1 per Ct. Gredadx. 1217 per OL. arican. 341 44 pc. Cl. Peruvian, IWII Intro Lierarrni, 43 4 6 par Cs. Portugue a, 86 I per Ct. Itipalaii, in 14 41 per tit. lirpvlan, 1094 so di. 6 per Cl Spaiii4i, Arun,. 654 per Ct. Pp tuivh, 381 94 el dly Do. Manure. 64 6 lhe. nee Defered. 11 13 CL Venezuela. n 4 LATEST FOREII IN EXCHANGES. For I 1 For ACOMIIIL ?Anil ' hiT ', . Mo ney.' Opening High= 1 I Low= Coping. per Or= —..... 56 88 Ii 68 70 58 93 1 L 6 70 58 80 per Oceas. ........... *4 GO , 94 45 94 73 91 40 94 53 per orate. i do. New Lea ... ! .. ... ... ... per Cents. Exchange on London : alright, 15 ; 90 day., 24 62i. 0060, 8. 1810 .._ 3 per Cents * 66 63 ll N» I NaN i GI II 5 per Cs nu. ......-- 94 GO 94 4,5 94 75 911 410 1 per Cents 44 do. New Leis I i per Crum Exchange on Landon: at Sint, 215; 90 dais, 24 Belgian, 8. 11114 Do. 5, 1812 Do. 41 Do. 25 Piedmont 5 p.(l 1940 114 55 .. I Honk Shares .... 2190 ... PiaLls Jt LT 7.—Versailles (right bank), 262 50; Ditto (left bank ), .3. 23; Para and Orleans, 046 25 ; Pans and Rouen, 646 .3; Itraten and Havre, 25575; Strasbourg aul late, 152 SO; Centre, 443; andogne and Amiens, 233; Orlrano and nordista, 397 5 11; Northerle. 472 SO; Pm sr and Strasbourg, 37J; Tours and Nantes. 277 sb; Uontereau and Troyes, 120; Bordeaux and Test% 32 30. 2.—Three per Cents., 37 ; after Balsa, 36 15-10 cash. Four per Cents., Li. Five per Cents., 171 ; after Bolus, 171 cash. Coupons, 81 ; after Buis', 81. l'as, sires, 71; after Holm, 71. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 100 ca , h. Exchange on London. 51 cash COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Senau.—The large public sales, amounting to shoot 20,909 bags, are going ofl' heavily; the importers aro buying in freely, yet prices are in favour of the buyers. Refined : The market continues bare of goods, and prices are sup ported ; grocery lumps, 475. to 499. 6d. Corseg.—The large public sales of this article are also progressing heavily, and last week's prices are with diffi culty supported. TEE remains steady. SEkTPETSE.-2,000 bags offered, about half sold. Refrac tion 21, 295. frd. ; refraction 4;„ 28s. Gd. ; refraction 61, 27.. to 275. Gd. ; refraction 16, 245. Gd. ltier...-1,300 bags Bengal offered, and bought in at pre vious rates, 9s. Gd. to 105. SPICES arc steady, and sold at previous rates. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, with very little doing in Y.C. The present range of quotations is as follows: Town Tallow, 3.55. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot 375. ed. to 9d.; last three months, 395. ; January and March 395. 6d. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Business in the private contract market is very inactive, parties awaiting the public sales, which will be comminced on the lith, but prices arc fairly supported. Last week's imports into London were limited to 300 boles from Hamburg. Several arrivals, however, are re ported off the coast from various parts of the colonies, the imports by which will swell the stock on hand, already so large. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mewl. Cooper and Mavis report a dull trade at the fol lowing quotutions :—Printe Meadow llay, 75e. to 80s.; inferior ditto, bye. to 65%. ; new, SU. to Six.; Ituwen, Sys. to 65e. ; Clover, old, Vie. to 955. ; new, 60e. to ; Straw, 21. e. to 325. WLNDING-UP OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. DIRBCT CHICHESTER AND PORTSMOUTH RAIL WAY.—His Honour the Master in Chancery Richards has decided on not holding liable the members of the provi sional committee of this company who accepted ISO shares, but who made no money payment thereon. LIVERPOOL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY.— A call of 51. per share has been declared, to pay off out standing liabilities. GALWAY AND ENNIS GRAND JUNCTION E tTL wAY.—On Friday a meeting in this matter was held before the Master in Chancery Blunt, when Lord Londesborough, fur whom Mr. Bramwell and Mr. H. Clarke appeared as counsel, and Mr. Daniel, Q.C., and Mr. Dawson , for the official manager, was examined relative to the part he took in the company's affairs and expenditure—an account of which is sought fur on behalf of the shareholders under the act. Mr. Waddy, the secretary, was also examined, and the proceedings were adjourned to this day (Monday). LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, JULY 7.—The share market is again dull and inanimate. Prices romtly lower, and little doing in any of the stocks usually dealt in. The market closes very he.vily. lintaxoc, JULY 7.—The market ruled extremely fiat, and prices e. ceded considerably. Great Weetarn s wee (tingles! stock) were done at 8.11, and finally eluded at 11.31; and the Wilts, &lair root, and Weymouth, at Ih. LEROs, JCL[ 7.—We have no alteration to report in the state or the shore inariet. This morn*: the sales had bec.t but few, and the quotations arc about the same WI those of Saturday The trausaetlons have chiefly been la Lam:miaow and Yorkshires, which have chord at a 11; and In Midland Stocks at 0111. Lanca shire and Yorkshire 'fifths, S MANCNE,TER, JULY 7.—Leeds stock was done at the same prices as on So today, 614. +; but other shares were a glade higher, East Laneaehlre 114; lineltield, 2e; South taatenst. 224. There was a very small timineas. BIRMINGHAM. JULY 7.—The share market was extremely quiet twiny, and there 'mint!, variation in priors from last quota tions. We did nut bear Many transactions of importance on Thaw! hut it was understood that one or two trifling sales tusk place in private. Fannon RAILWAY Taarrtc.—The following are tbc last Worn. of the gross ruelpts of the prlneipal rosimayn Nnaranago.—Yrom June 23 to July 1: Preeogers. 314,629'.; goals, 179,1144.; {Mel, 494,0446. Rotrass.—From June 22 to Juno 29 : Pasesogern, 93,226 f. ; 11 ,, C 45 . 134,11696; tutsl, 178,1131. alulam—From June 29 to June 20,: Pamesgern. 3%.2 717 . ; Podia 41,021 f.; Mual. 94.2 90 f. Ounens.—kross June IS to June 29: Panuagem, 104011 f.; goods, 103 3:31.; total. 192,3261. lionosses.—Yroes Jung 211 to Jung 29: Paiseagerr, 32, 1 62 f.; goods, 31,428 f. ; tool, 101,0 Of. %%guar.—From JUDO 23 to Jame 29: Passengers, 36,493 f.; goods. 14.326 t0ta1,72, 3230 Nursn.—From June 21 to June 27 : Pamengers, 23,4911.; gag* 21,9071.; told, 49,4(11!. Sen.useno.—From June 3: toiuly t Passengers 103,16914 goods, 66.7021.; tot.e, 170,2421. iltlXrr.kran —Prom June IS to ;um II: Pastengern, 10,C526. ; goods, 13.620 t ; meal, 12,7021. Murmrs.— From June 18 to June 21: Pamengers.l2.o93f. ; goods, 19,740 t.; Unia:, st,gint Leoss.—From Jame 13 to June 21 : Passengers, 217,n056; goods. 38,3176.; mist:, .76,441. Catarase.—Ftem June 10 to law 21 : Passetgers,9l,762l.; goody I),tott.: tola. TRING, READING, AND BASINGSTOKE RAILWAY. —Yesterday there was a meeting in this matter before the Master in Chancery Richards, who ' on the application of Mr. Flews, for the official manager, disallowed the claim of Mr. Ford fur 1,4041., alleged to be due to him as projector and as commission upon disposal of the schema to the directors. THE METROPOLITAN WATER BlLL.—Yesterday, the committee, Sir J. Graham in the chair, sat again, and Mr. Hassell, the microscopist, and Mr. James Walker, en gineer, having been examined, the case of the government in support of the preamb le was closed, and the committee adjourned. 11 ; \ SA- 4 • f NO , * A I\' '.•' • Q es es rk 4 la — on NO de ci at. tb. 40 . V. rols a". r tbe R. 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