The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-01 00:00:00

been published, we proceed to indicate those views developed in it which seem to us of the most vital importance. The first of these is the principle so ably eluci dated both by Mr. Wall and Dr. Nichol, that the' education promoted by the state must be general, not Asseisl. Its object is, not to make machines for trades or profeesiona, but men and MURIEL " Oar' . sihrte. " imp the latter, MP Opp awoke the lbws of aa albet le posidessallasdre rthegth kr the wok. thile Swim or ra reedepep of a abr. - la Pith the tosh weirelak sN_s k he he Bowies gimes Pe seekiesalkier so sada gerthaloa PPP aged : It Is a ay he be mamma le wade I. elstWereare Ws salved with ww MIME bows aim ; ear Nataissat et get dry is msoma arab. ID ee, width skil pletkelthely*gra bth UP akka piSe ai.• ed le easkty by ew et the gram d gee health dub ors la b a threeeral and ropfikka—Prener the sada itas Para whrli d =le= ss lesehethe Sin leeks a spoiler poirierl OP dwell be woad ethodigg le the potable soil da OPP of the PP Mel sr or by he M with Wm awe ; that, he the Papal obithellsa. asereartly taistieghla evesperwasky;= =bed Or Pk spoial edemas k esagswiltedy se ameth re se lasmillerabia air Its lehr Phste —ekvolog Use peter 6 pest Thre—we Nth MMus; hp la the graft eselltisa et oemaley at kith apereas Wm wit arm by fro 4 , 21 le ireektogamt art whearth arkevewe PAY weey it MI ledir.". ill etaksily op le seethe te7WI se Oa* kreeirlig we e Werra awl =rlblllthe, is peal liesdethweel gewela Pith deka drakes pa : the haw hew resersemm umetylertha . reset the .amble pithy Pei these NAP alwarat le a or ii aeth . eziard the esaserapt delwal el her prig le, Patin teed moth se UP se thses Meth pew *they ages. mum 10 ..... 1=11 s4 frostiass. sisi he ailed sad set esprered by :e neum teared la thek PIM le retold Urk baste or. As next in point of importance, we incline to re gard the claim—the importance of which appears to be more clearly discerned, and which is therefore more emphatically urged by Dr. Nichol than Mr. Willm—that education be free. In Dr. Nichol ' s apprehension, the freedom of education consists in two things—in the emancipation of schools and teachers from the chains of tests and promises to remain implicit slaves of certain formula of belief, and in the restriction of the action of the central govmemeent to mere general inspection. On the first bead be nem wisely and eloquently, *Mat arm e ear Shwa err felt the thgerkeee at the 'kw esernina et ow Asko& hews of oritheikk he thew gird de. wigmaker the pledgee af welety. the dark et wen net neeneleet, Ile kewers et We individual big slowly =led le Ile Wroth of Or City. Wm was se t. gented east sprat yekthwekes kse Par as le serbised Or eraethe et roa ; art ben Or segypedareellles of the bath wee dermal the *ewe at rasa id ada Pah dame the babiliesi kW he asseemW tea let ea We werkew at Paw^ the • soh et his word erred stheib. silk Ildelthe es les grearl-weeh—thet the truths et We b irthed ghesth la Pe Ike& pith le erand; it Or Ikea of the Mete he west Uwe thee erthsted WIN ethablik tempera latest the elght at ark Pima b k =VC drama tell larepseriaat the st the Pas we Eire, =it Pim W Phi we Pelmet awry —the mead ethesigie el all =meths el the Ore desehl le reeekgel withal Ithithaset balsid. Pre sights see se yew rep Pat slim ma imilwahth es Pam laotag verethe le We erne of ihetlemisa et we Wye, Pelee worakes ger boyart alt wallzielo Urill Olin—lali Sere Man 1 larth ow Amor INMltalita. ma ansaat et d =el e isa bilif me re lli a with with I werearle ruble. It arrow arfis le Me pri seem& gawp it were dinerashia eat meth Pah Mgr air dreamt ea NW peenireale-Per OP ... s .=, lint eakersa et edam szt, whoa ageopiew the 111% me woad deb thaw lee lit as hem at ear ameries resegh luu r m‘ dithisa li rri. waft he Om& lerleaple—hes an Mist mil Poe is the imidet Cheese the ran. k a aweralle a = resew It assessaty la twee dowasierge malts o f his sok awes PI drowermene awareitalthie We distant Mare; he yes , her Pe ath besethe Mak k a firtmealel et arks le he =Woe; the Saws kkg Pith Or Wsir ttwe reama lbw -TWO thew; Urger seramed le miles the bleep Phil : thehews emelt% thirwirth kr Ins ihrwery bet the = .-- t d rlAet --kztirphin dim Imm lyt o:: ware perk war emir. Dr. Nichol's views respecting the limitation of central government interference are ex-premed inci dentally in a pomp which for its importance in other respects we met quote entire : . _ - • - ograloge:sr m = Ile - peer dies, ro e s strongly Is the of --es tory, doeldelly, tart the prime reestial et siorespedie Woe et nerd= emirs to be, the seternee It nadir la veer of the der of inenewiree whisk It win or rest Or yews =bur bk. Thin Y, berrevn •it of er—r a gerellier—velar set der Muer merely an dribs* Imare—dd whose Err Isorkd et penmen este Awry vain shell bee nem Se neer* at Ore gnesiest aelerrelbes. t o when a prebends err they render rib web lb sr o ways: elder dr dm maiM is. ine hy mage of m er ; fit rot te rub, go Si dr l o = be e i nert es begere l = dedl Yoe drier easerthletetr rrrlr We raw Oa bast Ern Web erstry I worres tor lb elleben, art dr bird ogreenhe err err be reiregoverfol dr Anger be ler Ikon Mob t belle Or renstein of the her Ore neer se Werra. 3 b dear, Itrerfflor, that—se se eleribt err& gles—e• sir weld verreleg, it it rut arliblien the eselsehr prism; ume. unspelly, Or set le lees ter Is ne gala etreere. tildes Or trews serrlo ipterristat Debt I. we en Alen thirlhnegh eiperle rte; wirer Se aural einit ed e tral b • mar thr dad set tweepin begerbette lee dia. Ile mere of dr menden of slob; Intl Is 11=lobe dreent, bit wrier debit ert et gear, Is es the arldirre el • ahem se Sernin sr. ir 10- 1111110111 d th e seremer elm le enderet estrereil se yew purl. st=ett=ed • radon sr era le stir err= led se sedbel Mier= went= It pit le mar Imbeds bet Ihe ars see eletellesly ter knish • re srl•s bqpet lbw d froslkary ma addidis dr ablelehart. Ida • lbw Indeed gen. of areedentierour We ern have roselet ▪ ennbibe dma errellieigerr—ar slegt f• rear rposeered endleh us dr bikes of tho posele—einert by deasin—leers - de ef= i reeppler Ireaperellosen ales dot Women, of er amprent, In or _l . et anon emelt le have hems pager .tort—so Is nen try ran is Oe seer d er Irdtakar — 'fizrz — ir, wad rt her Yr le serer ha rasa" as Us rews whirr arra of Wry seeterlan the erhatlid We Arcs vldsh—s• thole barrios—Oaf tub We would extend our definition of free education dill further, and we doubt not with Dr. Nichol's en tire concurrence. We would embrace in it the • liberty of the teacher to adopt each methods of tuition as his own experience has shown him are best. Even to Dr . Nichol's " local courts "we would allow only the authority of deciding in what breaches of knowledge they wish instruction to be et raising and apportioning school funds, at 1111 4 appointing and removing teachers. To the towhee we would leave it to organise his own disciplinary arrangements—adopt his own modes of instruction. The teacher by his pursuits is best qualified to decide how the thing ought to be done; the " local com mittee,* who look to the results, to judge how far he has succeeded in doing it. If he has railed, it is the duty of the committee to replace him by another teacher, however plausibly he may argue that he ought to have succeeded ; if he have been enmesh'', it is their duty to cherish and rapport such a valuable acquisition for their community, without presuming to criticise his methods—the discoveries et an ingenious mind devoted to a pursuit of which they have only a desultory and dikttante knowledge. We may return to the consideration of this volume, which invaluable not only for its positive amount of information, but for its suggestiveness of thought. • Lod monnn Woe a very Important agency, both in the Trailina renia *Anodes as *vibe Masi Consaiinoningogn. ; Sin lbst mewl* with I* prelbnninnUnokes. Usk near. MOM Min Ones is ingeolna stalinanden dindion, wane mennlidni Intlindininelmn bt book In mai On doses d a amber at am Sid illylsrin ma In Yea fa lie Inionl* aserwallkir dor* Of -mg youltnnoseL lonsmonionn ler nnallsbgle ill alsnollmeonsan anneenkaniteintionmi mil by paled ad pm* eanni‘naninn•-- tare. It wow* Is 61111 him fit vsy loin,* annum minims QM own] tin win awn Os ban mien at pew— Andes te ips. sarri m.. =rl i gr ak jsipowiTrairal =ad lailleilaamglki Pat OM. "THE BOMB," BY (3111DRGE CHTIIKSHANIC.--" 'The Bottle" is • Mel of "Dnokard's P tees," told atter the asemarm el *earth, by , in eight rather Imp deal Sam and so G ll7the low price of six shillings o ases es els siesta draper, or at the still lower cost of ado wpm as damn of Here is its history as tin as as wii_lbo_ MirW exce ll encies of • well eml i mil ileled story, told by forms and gyp mikeeed Wisp Kest :—ln plate 1, the is Moor la to Br the int thse and the husband induces his wile " ust take a drop." It is early in the day, for the &ilk at tea minutes to one ; the children, too, are at play, dividing . an apple on • stool, and the bitten by - die beside is playing with its mother. In plate 2 the husband is represented dierniesed from his employment Bt Emokenneee—having pawned his clothes to supply the bolds. The eldest daughter comes in at the door wig Melba bode, and the children are looking aghast at their filisso, who is sitting by the fire in a state of abject drnahmege. The Bader, too, is upset, and • lean cat (Wm the lean deg In lifewerth) smells at an empty dish upon the table. The desk k now at • grata past seven. In plate 3, while an esweellion is sweeping at the greater part of his furniture, the brie lestil doing her work with the wretched man. The dirrsomress e( the permits of the Queen and Prime Albert, and the liellibill esuementa on the chimney piece, ore wisesseini stria* meneasel, so as to aid the what el is tik la pier 4 we lave the miserable bus load. mi m e - reaksysarst, driven by poverty into th e hi barging before the walls of a neigh- harsis drafter& Ms wife standing on the vaulting of a wait, end r o e briend Idassell reeling from the " bottle de .....- = m ow a egmegihognies. As the female eates emerhas, thellindal Merest breases. mad In plate 6 me base dr ermer ram. the eldest dersghter tie eeftelber yesrdelps, the wensen_ l i ke lina la padhaar by is~mmi--Or broken ksesdi in plea date meat eliethey ernenrede we had formerly seen, we dm ihe blew eerie bales in the neck of a tea , beella. Mr* fl Fliz- hive desfal quarrels and brutal address pleased ' ; sod hers we en the in belated bubo' WM* _wife wilt Ms elsresd dr, whits his *Med fa kerdr Nein e terve disk muter Irina the Wow. i n s & t the kmdrad is is a Ode a Aveslisi ilnabors, Wei hi wild with die inobisisat ci ad ask adsery, is wand by hive paw, and the neighbours, admire:4g meki r eemell open the andel mese. In hiss lido vs ass die dirskeed a herder mania hi el the rimy be Ms set s efts g rA l t a bb &dim, ad dr men . ~_ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1847. —lieutenant H. & Hdlyar to Asia.-limier J. Haynes to Mohler :Oleo of Coot Guard; Acting Huger F. Stead to ohmmeter.— Illdehlpeatm : W. D. & Wortley and T. N.M. Wynyard to Ocean; C. H. Joh:Ouse ts Constance; S. Barstow to Trincomalee ; W. 0. H. Johnstone to Nan hod.- Naval Cadet 0. W. O'B. Victor to Coatis& Aristant W. Evans to Den—Ounners ; J. Jones to Arch; 0. Jennever, manned to Satellite; J. Wright, confirmed to Prime theon.—Boatawalas : J. Steele, oath:nod to Siren; J. Ono* 00b firmed to Proostheno.—Aetho Boomed= 0. Williams and C. Dern! to San hoeL--Crpenter R. Sergeant to Calabria& lsat 12 years, and wu instrusted with the collection of out standing sums. On Tuesday the prisoner absconded with the above sum, and wu subsequently traced to Chatham by a constable, who found him regaling himself accompanied by a lady whom he had taken down from town.—The prisoner wu remanded, to procure the evidence of the parties from whom he received the money. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EV3/11110. The commercial interests continue to be much dis turbed by the fact of the non-acceptance of bills from the United States drawn upon Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., the great discount house and quasi bunkers. The non-acknowledgment of the first batch of these bills, about 12,0001. only, was remarked upon under this head some time ago, with the ad vertenceof the firm drawn upon that they might be held oier to the arrival of the next steamer (the Hibernia). The Hibernia arriviifl, yet the bills were not accepted in gross, bat with the exception of such as were remitted for dividends on State and United States stocks held in this country. The amount of bills of this class was, however, not con siderable, as understood. There remained still the question to be decided of the acceptance of the mass of commercial bills presented. The definite answer was postponed, on the arrival of the Hibernia, to yes terday, as It was again postponed to this day ; and it appears is again postponed till to-morrow, pave as to the description of bills already indicated. The affair to be resolved between the drawers and the parties drawn upon is simply whether the latter authorised the credits, or whether the bills drawn were risked upon the strength of consignments to third parties, who had given directions for drawing accordingly, but are now unprepared with the funds to place against the maturing of the credits so advised. The result of the question pending about the bills still in suspense is that they must wait till renewed. Negotiations am of course going on, and friends are called upon for interference or guarantee, I although it may chance also that the discussions in the case refer more essentially to the extent of the legal responsibility of the drawers. The determina tion of this overhanging question will be of grave import for American interests; for it is understood that very large additional amounts have been drawn upon the great firm in question, the bills for which have been received by the Hibernia. The stock market has been rather in decline to-day. Consols left off 871 for money, and 88 toe for time, which were a shade above the lowest point. Reduced Threes were 87/ to L. fhree-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 1-16 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6s. premium. India Bonds, 2s. discount to par. Bank Stock, 195 i to 74. The business to day was altogether unimportant. In Spanish Bonds transactions were rather more active towards the close of the day. The prices, how ever, were little affected. The Fives were 191 to 201; the Threes, 2n to 301. Portuguese, 24 to 8, with rather an inclination downwards. Dutch stocks were is decline, and so came from Amsterdam on the 28th inst. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 551 to 61; the Fours, 881 to 91. Mexican, 181 to 191. Cliilian, 91 to 3. la other foreign stocks prices were nominally the same as before. On the chief foreign drawing places the rates were a fraction lower to-y, and therefore in favour of the buyers of bills. On Amsterdam the rates were 12.41 to 5; on Rotterdam, 12.5 to 1; on Antwerp, 25.80 to 821; on Hamburg, 13.13 to i; on Frankfert, 122 to 4 ; on Paris, 25.65 to 721 ; on Vienna, 10.5 to 6 ; on Leghorn, 30.70 to 75 ; on Naples, 401 to a ; on Madrid, 171 tot, all at 3 months; on Lisbon at 30 days, 531. ENGLISH FUNDS. Rank Stock. 165 T India Bonds under 1:1,000. par 3 pur Ct. Red. Anna, 138 7 i Consols for Acct., Mt I di NorKr Ct. Conmola Anna.. r/ 1 Ex. MIX El.OOO. d 3 6 2 i,P.a.e!:.l;t7lifian,ltti g . 9 ittooi cal 11 'Oll.lO. FUn DS._ . . G per Ct. ChilLte Dd., 91 . ----..... ifieCii.7l. l panlah Bch., Dlr. from Bd 3 per CL Danlob .. 1616, 86 q 'or., DS4II, 19a 2 , 4 1 per Ct.. Grenada Dd., LY 3 per Cl. Steal* 16da., 30 Ditto Deferred. 4 31 Ditto AWL, tiept. 16, 30; 6 r,cret. Mexicans 3,848,141.98 14 per Ct. Dutch Exchange 1.2 4 per Ct. Porouguete., $ 6 Cita, 66 Ditto Acct., 26 4 per Ct. Dutch Certif., 884 94 RXCHANOBB AND BTOCKB ABROAD. Pee tor Assoc 7 8 16 04 666 . 11: ftl " 111 iis 118"30 1711D 1111 . 30 10676 I « “ .. ' ii.nchaose 011 ton on. /51A .. . Mosey. Moor, Belem 5 : MD... :, II Roman Lase ........ 3 9 2 7 0 4 97 Do. 3 Do. 21....... ~ ,' Dank SW= MADRID Are. 16.—Three per Cents., 271 1: Fire per Ceuta. 17! ; Pamirs : 4; Coupons : 15; Hank of tit. Fordha39l. ult ; Bank of W. lsibelle, —Kar.156403 on London, 49 15-100. PLIIIII, Ave. 30. 6 De. 4 Do. WEELLT REPORT OP THE PARIS BOURSE AND MONEY Maruser.—Stook has been pretty steady this week ; close nearly the same se on the preceding weelk The Threes at Mfr. 65e., and the Fives at 118(r. Da Cowie sent to have come down to so low ea ebb as to be unable to fall way Imer without new complications. They bare jolt had a Weed onikeeeksa, notwithstaetting several leak. mettles et Larks. Time eatestrophse henna st the mod of son -1111114:1 essereft Whalen. et their ad. At sma sd te ; this Is the is the Wow stout the QOM* kr there is lose talk et the rate damsel at the leak of Eng land. The teu et s defame teems Is twee to be desired in the leek et hams ea sem to elzeuselems via elow It. In the theandent,eur met* IMlreyb mos et tie lareYl gletedere of Great Britain.bee elphoeht Ones sal lam odds eltheot having to deplore the Ma el say Wye semeerelei beat. The Dohs itself, Isblsh, lab's imbues timy hee emetiose use. se halite le um brae= ell diet. W beet A. Inemelie appeenose, sod still sees le le Ate le ownet. a sew stea= d seek. Ib ul L i =et eva gi nt led a ererett le se bw, est Intl speeds toes era remedy waft kr the Medea request po larity. he allelemet peewee, to royoretree the ellbele they hue aut—iesbots. Such is "the pictural moral ; " and it is now time to 'peak of it u a work of art. The story, though carefully told, is a common every-day tale, of every " Gin- ans." Mr. Craikshank found it ready made for him, but has exemplified and explained it by several Mecum. stases' of touching interest and beauty. Some of the higher = which he has succeeded In reachin g — suc h the of the husband, while the neighbours are attending to his murdered wife, and the boy by the empty grate,who stands with his fingers in his mouth, as if he held his lips from uttering what he felt about such a father, —no living artist could hare surpassed. The plates, we may add, are printed from the name peen and from gly phographic blocks. GLOUCESTER MUSICAL FESTITAL.—GLOUCF,STER, 111oN ',sr.—The 125th anniversary of this ancient and charitable meeting will commence on the 21st proximo, and if we may judge from the goodly array of stewards and the praiseworthy objects of the charity, a very prosperous meeting may be anticipated. The funds are appropriated for the benefit of the widows and orphans of deceased clergy. 'en in the three dioceses of Worcester, Hereford, and Glou enter. We maT mention that Mademoiselle Alboni, Madame Caradon Allan, Herr Standigl, Miss Dolby, the Mira M. and A. Williams, Weise, John Parry, and several ohm eminent artistes are already engaged. Hendee' Dettingen Te Deum ;" Mendelssohn's " Elijah," " The Messiah ;" Dr. Boyne's "Anthem;" one of Handers coronation anthems, and selections from Handel, Haydon, sad Beethoven, will constitute the morning performances. Excepting the tint evening, when Mendelemohn's " Wal purgis Night " will be performed, the concerts will be mis cellaneous. rhe band will comprise several of the principal aniens of the Italian Opera. The cathedral organ has been repaired for the occasion, and a great additional power has been gained thereby. DEATH OF WILLIAM PARITE.—This Once celebrated oboe player died on the 24th 'natant, aged 85. He had been a member of the Royal Society of Musicians for sixty-four years; and twenty years ago, when no longer able to follow his avocations, that excellent institution granted him an allowance of sixty guineas annually. Mr. Parke was ap pointed first oboe at Covenigarden in 1784, at the recom mendation of Mr. Shield, who need to compose obligato parts for him. In 1800, Mr. Parke was engaged to play concertos at Vauxhall Gardens, and continued todo so for several years. CLERICAL upporripc Ol MA/!ICHIBIZIL. The Gautit of hot W:tamba r ne sa Order in Cassell wasficalmi followbe alba StelmieetallComadmiasem : Oa me saw Sias Seelamlior Os St, tY oilleMMe Mardi of liwadtsam amillolak lad beemsta eY shell totem bor • eiltedeet dolma era die ma ea Wisp wahlatie molar ad, famoled yak ell the lhommee. MipllZ Ind • alth Terk ed Mani sad maned mak thwart mama of sald cathedral eloweibelai the den emd dr", lhoeseL The demoorbe et lioddems. Sitmelteeter, end 4,- 144 awl Ss adhele=LL toeklaslhe Merle of anent, Atimelmaielemd, TIM ealaday, end west_ lol" la &mewed leolosies. silbe tho county ittlnonolnelmilaiminanakinbr.tnen6fit wleb moklerto stale re q.** derides et Made sal 10eMs idemisbo Ms some die, NM MB wets the oeme esuale,eme le be Samba umadimmered Sem am old Simms of Order. mod bomb and anotibeled, mod Moll Immemelad tar OM be ime be ealtal sad baowa the ammo at the dams et lisoimeor r end ender sad lima limbo mid dageia mg Stettleie Way awe elms Not* th=o , be mmolal edam' hem alljorfoielba. emlbeolr. of a. 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That he. esli Wm it Narkairar imi by mew rrepr et Marbralat dal be alma aft aw mess bead Simi et OM Ma ear lbe inamellem at Ow Map et Nasitatar. at wab. gale iwasowderima at malmis~ imairge 1111/1/ all es. mai blimps as Sal be mai by mg Ora In Chemill, "the ese et a beware rffetallme it raw lid= a la Me adayste alma et evallowl. Is as lay re. aparghely berm yank Se likba et Illgen kr So time Wag . 1 mightaffw by Isw primmi, aril beam awl be drill be. twos, sod libel ail miff lit airella same* by, the et ,u st . lids Map et lairamar Sr Se Sae ham ; the et mars to the War ate aid Ikea berme -mil Sas SUNNY'S, gawimidmg te the bailee ada meadOSlWlell went am sea essilemedes at dr lidapa Sear ahreembl. awl se Sea Mr le time se amemike weans! Via the mid drone el affraear Sell be dada Meta eigh-* dememdm, tibia dal le mita retreillay tbe iseriesmsa et Mesaffar amil at adideirems et Lmaiwair,• arifirataftsassey et Markagris die mist "Sae geld dmmerlesit leaddara. am. = „s mil Laybe4 mil the awls yeah et Les Waft the slaremit,_. ad Se tell tali et leigh aill le SWIM away et Warraglim. awil all be belsded a rd put army et Nomilimer; sal Se ardisseasy ii Lagar t adesl itl iSe tili I stir II 11 a Aseisamares mil is mak et the tharelis et labial iolawaelesssie Irdabihasistpred Is be arami Is lhe mid Seem id Ifisibratari ad the stradd SSD Iltersie et lair! eta Wry Leme Sell be b. Gel " La the era demeles mid dal be waled ad als dial yaw .oil EMI wed be mita the dams SSW! Ma Sao SO al tam= Imo be amaided Is Se Sam et Caitiff 4 sew mailer" wadi dril bestial the emaimalesy et Itmend; sod Se ad _.dream, Eel mat Sae dmary et so awe Warta. d is Is th i l= et Chain ea the milemags et Warrington Ibis all parkas al gime, dais sad abspeig, al the whole =lrettimaelegt *GSM walk r erg readteeteure et , Iffiamaar,imi Laver ageadwa,daell be air ea War le die Odalealim ado Aralsimen et Modals, Isar tor, ad Itiespe. Is the Ilme Ma the Val. liat Dr gler i nt iv Ated by the %bop at Oheles le So saarmay et lasehwar Sada in the twoet Mar aid "rpm alba the da et the searmatint Miley el lisradlar as be be Maims at Ms Sias; Nada "Searle it dismiboar, are taly swilmod us alwawkl. all alma ear Simi pas le the Miea ifs et eiehimmi et the mil acidlasamer ; ltt dr Mai feeler, Ike thefts Um may eel. ale sem S imi grew geseale Se digpla ea dike et siaismes alb* mid maitaaffoffy et lihel adas dillk dedlitSl Se mailemer et lksteselir ad arra Sate vista Is Se aid Blimp et lambaar ami Ile sememme Saes et Ilesawatar re wen ad Sabha et eramase r Antrim= et lbeepesi Sea to weal Is Segal las Sad, Saw et Chubs ad lis erammere Maga Sara be mar." 'list awe Ow me wraidase aSe me et Swale, et Newer with Se rea wear Na. boa mil ear lir pima Wry et Oval., awl ladle bar alia ass =dam the hatenth dry art Saw. leg the abilleas et irk sesseet In the Lewdest a....., Set per. dad the Issanyet MAW llama& archly m theawily Sawa teerimilibed be immed be Met parties at Ow dew of Laid width le IS the imartawa, ad theamedwileepar mmiawlethe Maw et isimalt awl *a ail et Xasitel. sod at dorm otewd Is Yr sew* et imi the army at lases and taloa Is Or swag et Isatembr be Samba int Om. veal Oat the dams et Cada data lay slew hms pa, and earl be penally statmetl le ma am sit et the /Yew et Pe , Uri mit MOW Ida made to the Seism et Seale s ww aid is emir Is the mate deers ail dal be laid lkil eartimearyetTWifferiffamm elead •esetl ea ille eald maim. art esatittet So ilriast o ttwarasidait W; eni the mil eralasersamy wad Se eratesaesry et SA be edged lo ark awed= se say knolls be demeel Ilad=elOffilde he Setae big Si ad wry masa sr 11l wed paw ik. lelty or alles el smimlageset the mid mil St the abild et Waft the harms& eilmselleal alga ; be mai Is the Sas etas. Me rill Me smillikel Bishops (Cade tar as. Taz lhaßor or BATA AND Wwa is aithadeed by an Order to Omen, poblblud fo lab bob', flambe, to bens, tbe NM Of LAIL boa the et of An% bettelb to to Is So node of be Awl @NNW lo be boor elt rallmeo tit W A ma ar WM. boil bees benowed tor tbeyeerre el begoodetr tha apancsit Taiime al in lar r i arzaak tiioouvath 'Masi In la* sleigh Ikea', antogia be beinbube eta sou oblet kw "lOW mom es MEW mete( lbe yodel et Imbed olio dieseee of be M a l:lre be r 41 red .. Tbe 1~ of Anyeer, Id" WOO Lab! by th Ibe e ot be lb emboli Is to UK a b ma bbeinoro so eon me • eineek dolt be bobbin oil olomorelei be be ettettiet ; la be mootine. *5 sekabbr fe to neolve only lea a your. Plaraintwer.—Rey. A. V. H. !Watt, to 81Mo* V., Nerkik, a dL mi liceerieh ; value. Mi., with reddloreet i gu r t w as. Pot. w s; 111 ; pOzirMiLeWeis- r demliesi.—Rat. A. Nosite Iraq • Lip ' shirk die. Dwlrs.—Rev. Ifsibissilio, P. C. of Gina T Need; dopiela of Oh arm Lae* kph% end Yar mouth. VACANcatie.—Lifetylrytker V., Carmartamilre, dio. St. Duette'. LIM huh milether: Bet, the Lard Sleillo Clemsdior ; aff. J. Uth- EWas. eiserii.--1111111%1:1stsed ddire. die. liald; SOL pi, dr B. DM. ; Tleinagil. deemed. —4l/erc tr.Deardnees IL, die. Osiel; 4/41. id* wed. dime I BM.. lefr.T. Parer ; Sm. L souk diseisdr es i a l= Wiwi mean; freeret C" Noeneeto, re. Pmr. S. J. Man war aste& ~ NAVAL. SQUADRON.— At Ibbo j Art. (1=1.11 ; . Weft 2it mt . et C l l .. K tlt ; rol ' lo li ‘MO/fg km Ora • kteraziall.m.::_wor.—At e el, for Nabs 11111= 6 111 . tombs Or deg of Kr W. Pak" Is So At Gibraltar; S. Cese. fr n i sy rarasm4 eel. Le Hardy.— Ot Wet Omit or Mom: O. M. Proberiter ; Von- LK all WWII" Galltor.--Oer epails.ll4 ORIPL looomm—Al urger ibriegob, is, • lbooe.—At Mew : Gob Trymb—At Cblootrati oo Nos" et, bilob—lbreogba eir ebr beblePlag• Wog% U. Q.t. T. Oniow; Ilsersedr.egesr.ierst Omit Posasskorrst, Aoo. 81.--Bsolsr, Y. sL, Osa Ilsonsaa, sedrod avails bon lebersio. wed fair it Oribiell. mob 12. ream boa siker Yg Mora& • deozogmb dby orobleary Int erbub Was b um. mike mom amoosioroutteed lkio pooreol ftoot Ael• psi brio maw air mi lune Qom. boft mo Lob of Iles put, all sbible Tobriorthp. Wag &ot La oblieb—Fibo babied Ite site lksikas sib wilawbegoo M bar st ell oreadteromb. et amen osernabeepo be Am; br ebo coaromberear bona e Dosonvon, AVG. 80.-TlfiloM IMA ewslivar orrbodlab swarm bow Osele. Or waft sisf mansui lles as. ✓ear baba loos a b=pbo ard. boo bon flees =oh psi; B* .olth Mame 28 7• 11111 =1. Ilidle k ter lib port, I cred al be orrobloolosed web • oomplo- AbabbAvry, Aye. 31.—Paosurnow.—,tetbsr Com mend's& D. White, of Beabrk, to be commander.—Arronmearro.— OF TIM MILITARY. PORTSMOUTII, Ann. 31.—The 52nd Light Infantry was inspeetrd yesterday morning on Bonthaes Common by Italor-0 men! Lord Yaselatence. Ms lordship express(' himself his i tlgleased with their noldierlike appearance and efbciant state a diaci SPORTING. ABINGDOy.RACEB--Yorrn.DAT, ABINGDON so;a: eae iand7.io added. Once . _ liarOn liaise hikrs Daughter of the her .... .. . .(Sharpe) 1 Mr. knowlee's SW to Soren* Yr. Day's Kismet 3 Won by two lengths. BIRKSEIRE STALLS of 20 son. earl, h ft. and 6 only if declared, with 30 oggst Two miles. Mr. Ism 11/111ser (Wakelleld) I Mr. Elwee's Sir B. Flaatuners Flower z... on Awn now who fell, broke young Shane's collar-bone W amdsub hdland knell. Won cleverly by • length. TOWN PLATS of 601., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 love mit; the saiond M Toseire 101., and the winner to be sold for 3001. Main ors mad and • die. IL': wri,==Vd,l. m aim ) 6 I 1 .......... ...... ... I 0 3 Mr. lisadman 4 2 2 Mr. Liars = II 3 0 Mr. Mr. = e4 Mensets.. 3 dr The get bed tar rasa by a neck, Ile awed by a length, and the third by half a loath. OLD BRILLION= HUNT STAIRS were won cleverly in two beats by Yr. Itrieten'e Lethardy, Est 131 b (Hutchinson), beating Mr. Mina's hoputan and :our others, by a length. Cincirr.—The match between the All England eleven and the twenty-two gentlemen resident in the Birmingham district, was motioned yesterday at Birmingham, In the pmeenee of from two to three thooffand spectator. The game will, in an probability, termi nate to-dey. Odds are in favour of the eleven. POLICE.-YEirrERDAY. GUILDHALL.—ALLIMED SWINDLINO.—R. Harrison. a partner in the firm of R. Harrison and Co., shipping merchants, of No. 3. Finsbury-chambers, Bloomfield -street, City, and J. Edmunds, who was represented first as a porter and afterwards as a clerk in the above firm, were charged with obtaining goods from various nadesnien under false pretences.—The case against Edmunds was first entered into.—Mr. J. Jenkins, trunkmaker, of 2, Liver pool-street Bishopedate , said, that on Monday morning the prisoner Edmunds came to his shop, and produced a card with the name of R. Harrison and Co., shipping merchants, of Finsbury-chambers, saying that he had been sent by his employers to choose a couple of portmanteaus for packing cigars. He selected two, and told witness to take them to the counting-house for Mr. Harrison, to see whether they would suit. Witness took them to Finsbury -c hambers, and, being told that Mr. Harrison was not in, left them for approval, and called again in the afternoon, when he saw the prisoner Edmunds, who said the portmanteaus were packed up with " plated goods," and sent to St. Katharine's Docks. Witness observed that it was very strange he should have re they were for packing cigars, and that he suspected =w:e l sul len the premises, but wee assured they were not. Edina& ledd him to make out a bill for them, which whams estosed is de, tying that as they were obtained under Mu peat mss, be was determined to have them back. He Sid t pellesman learned that a man had conveyed the trunks from the counting-house shortly after they had been left. Witness and the policeman went to various places, and at last found the man who had carried them away, and while talking to him the prisoner and Mr. Har rier' paned, sad were given into custody. The portman. team WOMB hand at a coffee-shop in Clifton-street, where they big boss taken by order of one of the firm—On cross ing... On. Mr. Jenkins said he learned when the port manteaus WWI from the prisoner Edmonds, but not until after he was in custody.—J. Bardwell said he was engaged to carry some bon.. The prisoner, who was the only tine in the counting-house, gave him the two portmanteau., directing him to go to the Rose and Crown-court until he came to him. The prisoner soon came up. They went to. gether to the coffee-chop in Clifton-street, where Edmunds requested to be allowed to leave the portmanteaus. The prisoner paid witness 6d., and he afterwards west to the Brown Bear, where he heard that then was a noise about some swindlers living is Finsbury-chambers, upon which he went and told the owners of the coffee-shop not to give up the portntanteatu unless to a policeman.—T. Phillips, 128, said that at the station Edmunds told him that it was not . Harrison who told him to order the things, but one of the partner/ at the same time handing a card to the inspector, with the name of Fred. Chu. Hebert. In hi. possession were found several duplicates, one being for a Mimic stool, a second for a diamond, and a third for a ream etpaper.—lcqector Martin said that a gentleman was pre sent who had supplied some paper, end moulikely that =rationed was • part of it. There were a number of cares against the prisoner and Harrison, and if a remand was granted he had no doubt there would be fifty cases. The prisoner at the station-house said that he always considered Mr. Hebert as a partner, but Mr. Harrison declared he was /ay his (Harrison's) clerk.—Mr. Buchanan, for the pri ssier, contended that the charge against Edmunds could not he sustained t because in his capacity of servant he had obeyed the uutractions of persons who chose to represent themselves as a firm, as he did not obtain them in his own name, but merely selected the goods, and ordered them to be mat.—Alderman Moon thought that the publiaty thus given to the ease would have the effect of furthering the ends of justice. He should remand the prisoner on this charge. Harrison was charged with obtaining two elutes, value 61. 16.., by false pretences.—Mr. W. Greening, of Coleman street, looking-glass maker, stated that Edmunds called, and, dog a card, said, that Mr. Harrison a isbed to have a pier glue and mirror fitted in the counting-house ; that if ha could send them round as soon as possible he wooldnesive &cheque immediately for the amount. He took Owe, awl Axed them up. He did not en Harrison. When witness mad hr his money, Edmunds said that Mr. Harri son wee down at the docks, but that the cheque should be sent by 4 o'clock. About 3 o'clock he called again, and saw the clerk, • dark man, and Edmunds. On trying to look and see if the glasses were in the inner tou = ting-house, the key was turned in the door to prevent him. On Saturday morning Mr. Harrison called and said he was well pleased with the articles • but it being Saturday, and being pressed with business, 'it would be a great convenience to , let the money stand over until Monday. He did so, and on Monday, ' all was not right, he went with a policeman, and .—A khi c et into the lo e o r ai d h e e found posed t the ng glase t e .d s by Edmunds to purchase some glares nu Friday afternoon. Harrison and the prisoner were there, and offered them for 31., which witness agreed to .— Harrison said that Carroll only lent him the money on the glasses.—Carroll affirmed that it was a bond 'de sale—The policeman Phillips said that when Harrison was taken, he said that the glasses were not mold, ad that if the inspector would allow him to go with the , he would show the house where they were. He had Li t them there for wages due to servants.— Ald. Moat mid the whole affair looked like a regular stem of !windbag. MAU dead remand the prisoners until Saba. day. —They were Wes baked up. Ax lermumotte amiauvr.—A man, who gave his name and address as Henry Jars, Albani-ioad, Camberwell, but who was 490•• to be a jeweller, of Bristol. was 41, X 1 with highly imprearramiket towards sane very aim ander the north poetise of Bt. Paul's.—Aldorsma Merin a. di re when sesftbr " man like the pawner data him end attempted to debase tie = e of Mk Mader eiildna, it was necessary that a op al pont& lama &odd be indicted. He was, thirster. sentenced to three menthe' imprisonment, with hard lab our.—The pri mer, who waged thundentruck at the decision, was then moseved. VIMIII Marethed there was a large amount of mow found ea his ocusisting of bank notes, gold, saver, asesaanose, diamonds, pearls, gold rings, brooches, mil ease Miele, of jewellery. . WOBSHIP.STREET.—Baorea. Amakur.r.—T. Milner wee charged with having assaulted Yak Nom Forde.—The "18 the pit Pla"an of th t e s ravilion tha nsare t' on the , thr ill."'" ealailthtwot' while eh et others in his contrapy ang ba i ts ; „....4 ,.. them her plan, whisk ehe had pie lama On bee Reba th e abeam struck a tremendon blow . under the qv, MA Ilideleted it up with several Mhos, lentil her Ant mai Mom wen revered with blood, ea she was in eadble. The pima was given Me Meek by • seatle inea who had ealnemed the ocaumase keee to Sellimesim ment.—The eespilditent's nihilist trm kity malt by a mialkoma alma Nathan, who de the mak as the mat heard Ise he bad eat ellimilliel, matt vasfWely identified the pelsemer es the pmerawbe bed ref d it.— The pear Mindy deeded the elte _sod galled J. Peat, who ordinnod kis Matemoet, sad eired Matte ma who bad eimmitted to moult was at that mama In dm wait s rem.—The "Ibsen went with an Mier, aid brought in J. Barlletl , who Ipatively %plea tat I was neither the mama am hlemelf who an& the ammlekent, bat a third may whetted alsoled hie eseepe.-14. Nathan here inti mated to Mt ell eat be had no Mat his daughter, wise wee net la Mtaieem, would le maks& to ocafinn his tastimou=the proposietrix also oddest she could readily produce evidence to the lam slot—Mr. Arnold adjourned the ma, and would smart sokilentisl bail for the sprayers. of tlizi_tner. clatULßllmmut.•—hattlar ON •Pmentehr.—rt. Gar dener woe risers by J. Cole, guard to one of the Post-office and mele, with hale( asrtiled Wm. The complainant said that twildift he was little. ea the door of one of the par odies emodboatedefendant j spot the steps, and asked to ride with witness, who =Tim that he dais not allow him to do so ; if he did he might be dismimed. Defendant 'misted on ritra z and endeavoured to horn lanai inside of the esalibuu that be worked hr Omit Abbott.** offignacc, - He dohnika to got detem =Abbott led nolitat to do with it, end he t's bat Wises to No& when he Mt of LIZ. Me returned, and raking at witness pre him a soma blew an the face, which meek him bleed and indicted a Week eye.—J. Man, to driver of another omnibus, confirmed k the 'Mori testirsoay. He did not see the Wow dusk.—Ddktdmt said at the time be as quite tipsy and did met knew what he was debe. He not eseolle4 what Mk pine, and when he was fused Of it tin days efterweve he was quite our. primed. Re lad shady been wilehaily punished. He led lost Omit. Abbott% auk la ammgseea of the cireum inimen—Mr. 01Mlbe lieMiieted him In tepnaity of its. and oese4a mm rltieti be_ett . t . terz irr liberatet .—J. Painter wee with maleofilthe i =rty of Yr. Lads On potter, k The wham hee been tit the preeeen — reri — oyeas as a confidential arrant for the RAILWAY NEWS. The market was firm yesterday, although not quite so good as on Monday. The northern lines, such as Newcastle and York and South Yorkshire, were in demand at better prices. ICRETINGS.—fAw VALE.—Ea If yearly Meeting.— Isis, hog. M.—Mr. Emanuel Cooper to the &dr.—After men keels that the 1W kw the browhee to Mehra AL South and he awkeiner the dein at Tres shins. be reseal 11:a ening an Se ILI at July lin Ile Llat kW the works orieed se lea weeds. werepwmeaap earlelhatadly. The p.m. yak wee hid dews be writ, the slob et the be be the doehe b Ypewstepe, Mt the knew' W not mildnedi wider the resod eirourlinen at Ib sentry inessi extly onniwilina mitrist. saws win he hum( the Lamm the risedear at*, Ine ken IftwanifaleCre. dna ma ne mew INI• sank eanibile kw the linked Len whlshown Is be ineenled kmallin. Lan wed; In annatin elk ate IL skean anea hea l ed ilme fen Lae we is Nobel Inwerdemanatie the area= era ilia kw Lis San dam le Lam nen et the be Is tie mama Want yen. nary hag neinre genaratekna the shertionlers upon an see. (an niena an" se sewn Winn . elana the poet en. pe de* whisk the Linen of the two hal Ma =Waft Tbiaareninst for hering the and W e ponsles it the South Walton Ontriay. lid teen by tin anneWas et the rismibe wbpewlerinZ r.' tested ingenoity win the saresand yak the Lana Seely Wien* anninn the . &Len m e n. andel that the lama due Di - 1119 30th at km IL Middefine nel Lk of the Mead stock of the nke an I VW on. W. Li k Vie., eap. s4l, S be OW. The seganent of the iniamts up to Jane 116 newel the receipts to ban Ws SUM ha di, sad the 31,4 W... 7d, Leann, a beknee L n in MIL et 16,7411.117. finis. In mortar She oga et Ste tabwet, Ihn nerds t h e ial at bat week an et his einem and Mundt kW Yews ante IL La, and we ambled le MOW 11 0, 1 6 8 A rsPer aka* ads was mot amiled•Les. hen the re nee they Ira fabled, the be rim eenakial anal NIL the Lot mgelse misname with be tat the Wrenn be Inn* reiV . IL be mower * daft= Mad that kik W a r he poi Limn an IL *pan Twined' Ike et the IDLE wee In tartetr at lois at In annien whin ei=datele rramlng owe nag sae et On Ikea Len had La tnis by W e s owed, k the insinnentelly et matt raptor beIL laskg m* &wad Ihe brawl gaisgh upon It. lb kte. 0 w wand be igorir Lbw In Wen WILD ebeigep d Ms mull Ina bat about 6 des in bank IL l Le anal re ionstale that the narrow pine sheen be Ida dews an len. I 7 l Lee le be eon. *Ol.l an the Lod Nam **weld be ninalltd b eery • itereal Saab ar Aare Ow atom row rinand unati bin all pant is Oak iheras. the wen ante r and km ttlientag enhania rest Win an Iniiita se nn per mat, Li in WS Am IL mew tin down IL aft Ihe sold nen et the nineway, In patinote et an agree. no* WV*. Senn Wane ONSpoiy, be paid ta and after 50th eirlijrlWOnts, Wuroart, Wicizaw, AND DIIIILDf .- 110Assat ltattiag.--81r Moms lawasia, buy tas • einetery reed the meet , whisk dead that ikon= bat Vflogineme *lb j er e inanallia oho Br *doh aned at IL Li neilas Ike ininsion at * *Law hen Ib awns man SteDairr and Mew ems krawin se wi n nun Oa inseam win On kin Sean Zroalkitoor at Bormorio-orro to iahr&ban Who wows.* team lamp Di WWI% whin Lig implete no nianenhallen bittneskann and We:brand between Dnfo• ntintlindwoids m Sink WinartereigWailmingiregaValir la s ynniates nen the ins beisaniathentenere nine* IL LILLIS *Lien Menem ini Wilda* IL shag • WY engin IL Lit swiented i r p tejaterr si rikei* Tien IL amnia ndinent It es le or Itak et Lee IL win India In. *We the ezpiallare nob Os one anionnad WALL* all, snare In hied et Minna mewl IL ~ea nen nip" IL enuregke mein UM kg drain bri m e n bi a Sake to eaten hi the Woroorroost the ossely ramp ro tro,--Ursorsdloorir tie soorromor silk/ anialnioady. wry, Normosr, ASS Wintorno.—ifizsgriv Ans. 11.-11 k A. W. Wan non. wk. . Ti ems von riplit, whin land Saline et the lab pannied by the wanista MI node* drr la AMPONSININI NNW ingain Wk min See nee Priano atry nd lbe Be abet einn s ntnitun knilt. nes Inn kid. Ile Whir nun= it eaninnini bee Sellirs* le TWA ma ken 71m led lin In Wawa of Otantemi t bee as IL Oa* Wines mean mann irao 1* • ne nom at Pam. Se lIMILIS ON* Immo it Wig able to pen le Wee witra OA LILA Ss soputtatty • I los keel wit tbs rinewipme. WI kr the anienin the tat NM* Intent hi DONNA nal had ping Ike jinn nnen. wid MN in ire le Ma. i d ea IWanenietakunrt e n bri n e sintinhiOrat W sand eilmnidenta wing be endlileet ant Mgr Laid • peat sad* nand kr ten wink et inel ken ne inen ne inherannnt an% die thenpki proaseuties of de weld the dream lei Wes sangelled lambs teal ages theabegehdide; Ito whale drag NM any data as. gin to ealbeen byway more mime N their *gab& Meader alb Is ISM easy dome bet Erewa are Ili able et perms wbs was toad mere Wally math to wed their agragemmate. Ilds them was Imt SAM Maslen bah dry hel se biped bag ands • nage ides bed boss oedema faellbst; Wilre maid pit upsides' manta' a MOIL, be salmele be he the seamy world set be instarbiL The rind' desed dab • malgt =hritertspe et Mr; ant bed, NW leag newer, sad mama hobs bees rub. an 'MOW ma et only 73,1111111. wee wad to make the eampeny Is a gembles= loons The prod datement of rend./ ant balers In *old HOW Is. id.—'lbmegbeb i rbte i regart, Mad thattagregremet the works deragtbeastbedgagg Win ham en rapid blesiodt lave wished. lb lad emaneared le espellte the warts helmets nagley, Trawled., and Dis ltleed. ant tea lama to Walamy imt begee, but, Ingereaderme et Mimi la im4 ea/ Oa band a. 000 011awatimbi.hta to payer bras the Ike at PW wwWw. 6o "); min the pemment wog In a and fie ft Iron% weed enable theft la deb Web bas es llw sat tween Weiry end Man nob d an ail Between W i g sa nnt bw denelenter sem wee alls:: d W lima Ibr, end de webs i ll=s W, bulb of Wandsear es well de have beim ecommmeolL Mead* it a semgielet Is deur* some into egos. Ma wlllt Melba fre Sesiebilik may, eat Teord.—The Chair men, In swam be saades el de aped. Welly addresed the meeting, drg last as Ameba Li le my wee embed in the regert.—Tbst bomb& woe lee eagted, and men. lotions were agreed * eviderbag &wad to sell the forbad Wares, and te ebb II per east blend en (alb paid In edema. LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEWCASTLE JCNcTION. —liajf-yearly Moaksp.—Mearauter, Aug.3l.—Mr. J. E. W. Mance in the AWL—TM report, alter blellag the fate of the company's memares bebre bead parllaetnf. two out of three of which hid poseed, elutes w The ads r the session of 1846-7 now canyest bay *at for wield the =braking was originally pro. least, who 1 is segbalien with emsmeging railways, to form a line eambenkedes trembresedbegebTyse, the ports of tihkkla, agnaglend, Saha= Harbour, the ports cri the =eltsaW ial tws and H. alberpate on the north-east coot of ISnslmg, In the terns d Calherne, Presto., Blackburn, Bottom Bury, lelpm, Clarday. Mendaram est Liverpool, end the other real sal esentereal towns . of Lessedas. Your director. madder by ebteadng hem entering es any az termini oration, they bensairdeed a snidest discretion, ant ma.' mid lbskjermis of be elneebiker they, however, are prepesed to seta is bet basuraide arc heally ter pro ecuting the weds with dgeem Is arming ant eines of policy, your climate hate to neseremr wingemente for, and are actively Ils,, Ore provalead pardon of the land muted blarey, upon be meow et which they bee le abadeble the disteleddern m= 7 me elle tally le Idenbiguder as will remake the WINDY lbe bedibielort of present ex Mie dad elm available fund in bast essemetag lha tfa t ta. 2d,, ant dal am your director. comber to be marly for all gesgent gammea, without entailing the neeleby of esty editbeing agh bare your next helf-yearly isistlos? The bas of the Is to be l.d at Mendeder older one staff, and at IMO dew Mr. Meth Mr. Alit:uses, Mr. Weed, end Mr. Wartime b wealladettee H. ad meeting, the directors recommended ett v le isensels ft at Mad up, the board having still eight mem bers, at bear toes agberffelsg a mductMo to sex. A committee of drab= hal:M i mede persona Inspection of the whole line, sod eaterabet s 'daft at the resoure, s of the districts, an of the adds et the works to be constructed. a report bins the egad the caving by the new act was an neals& 1411,11110L—Vbe Minn. raid tip the concentration of lasi. ane alltansbee In M asiseter they should are about 1,0001. per SEAVIII. son& OD di being reduced from 12 toe members, they intemid bike up one-third of the 1,000/. per annum allowed at the last gholles. With regard to calls they bad a balance which the bond Snag* you'd carry them over the ant nix mutter, and be himself over the next twelve; but this was only a pummel t o l =—Mr. Courteney having seconded the chairman's motion for sandbag the report, Mr Ralph Pendlebury, of stotkport, rose to ammo • Pagoda net arty would the director. refrain from - making a sal N.H. fields gate hat for the nest eighteen months. lie would edam there to read over an able monetary article . in the Manche*, of (Saturday last, and be was sure be would rise from it con that it was desirable that not only the calls on this railway, bedlam on all railways, should be delayed in the Ellstate of trade; and so firmly impeneed was he with this aid, that If culla were made be would not pay them. Ile Knee( forfeit He shares—The resolution haring been carried, along with another to raise the secretary's salary from 3001. to 4501. a year, Sir Italph Pendlebory suggested a resolution binding the direetors not to make a call for eighteen months; tilt the Chairman having stated that such a resolution could only be put at a special meeting, and moreover having promised that a meeting should be summoned before any call was made, the hoe. shareholder expressed himself satisfied, and the meeting terminated. Weer Dcrotan.—This meeting was of a private nature, and no reporter was admitted. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Keiontsv AND Sim , ron.—The line iron Keighlry to Skiptos, projected as en extension of the Leeds and Bradford, is just now on the point of completion. Mr. Treadwell, the contractor for the entire length, Ls expected to make a trial trip along it to-day, with the...Ulcer . ..ad a number of the sub contractors and other anietante ; and the public opening may be ex pected to take place during the prosiest mouth. CALEDONIA N.—T he portion of this railway between Car lisle and Beattoek was tested by a trial trip on Thursday last, with two engine. and a long train of waggons, carrying en immense load of materials for use along the line. The col persons present were those officially man/tied with tic railway, and a few private friends. The government Inspector will shortly pees along the line, and, should be approve of it, it will probably be opened to the public in a few days. FRANCA. —The Minister of Public Works bag sent a circular to the prefects of the departments, enjoining them to compel all the railroad companies to furnish each of their locomotives with a manometer, perfect in construction, and of suthcieet prechnon to pre vent accidents. This is accompanied with instructiocs for making the ntarometets in their own workshops, and for keeping them constantly In good order. SHARE LIST.—LONDON, ACOCST 31. Nora.—The quotations of linos to Homan charactein denote actual tranaactions: thee of ham In Italics millers' priors. rain. -- 1 , 40 PAID. PAID. ^ ....- 36 lAberdern 10kra 'llgirel.re,i..,i:i6.l:l69 151 !rip.. 1291 Maw. lieter & Leeds. 13 16p. 8 Bir. SOL it R. Valley par p.e.l 36 Do. + Mares ... ... 6g. 14111hirTitn°,(177:11sit. . IP. 11 ft: V""'".. .. .1 It. 6 'Boeton,kaam.,4Blruz 54 Do. SsAkentAi. .•. . 76 Brbtol and Exeter . 74 7 Do. Thirds I iteg.).. 4 4. 16 Do. 761,6. _. Id. Ip. 34 Do. Lieerpi.d.Borp Ir. Ruelinglicaeuhire 40 Caledonian. - . Si Do. 4 shares 14 24,3140ich. kSositAaans. I+4l 321, Chester Sr H.O 4 loo,3lldlssel . ..... 119$ Da Ciarenee ... .. 10 , Do. Ist OL, 6 .... 6 6 Do. 60i. rams .-Be i 10 I Do. 2d et, Oper Ct lOO Do. Biro. dr Derby 90 93 74 Cornwall 94 I Dublin daieti:jn;nd 16 113 d 30 Mid. St. West. aris6.l 174,Dundaik&Eanistin 2O Newark, a Berwich364 7 nil 26 E.ln (2511.6.E.14.5t 314. 6 Do. New.......... de 16 I Do. 1181. E. & ti_.). 316. 16 Do. North .rr. I D 0.131.104. E.t Ho 10. gar. 1.14 New.. &Chesterford 20 Eastern Counting 181 4 25 North British ... .... 30 301 gl Do.Pref.bpet. Not tp. Do. i shares .... . 144 4 DD:••. Vora Natt.' iiirti ro:Leteusionhares par ep. 60 Eastern Union ... 1 9p. I Do. 77iirds •-• re lip. 124 Do. 1 shares ..... . 1 !Carlota 105101e.d. 110 Enst Lancashire. ... 3 14. 6 Do. New, SC 10 Do. New. -. . . . 1 13 Do. Extension I par 14 Do. do. Ext. Strip I 1 D0.&1647N0/Nart zar 9 Ern Lincolnahlre - I U 101 1 Do. do.ll"arenes V. 60 Edinburgh elnerow 4 N. Counties Union .11 W. 16 Do. 4 sharer 64p. 60 Nettle,. Sr Eastern' 64 124 Do. I shares 30 Edinb. Sr Northern Id. par 14 Do. Nor .- . 2 14 Do. New . ... lt. Ip. 74 North Stafrearldre .10 94 7 Do. Ensnare 34 14 61. 24 Korn /aril, Dore It 1W 4 Aria Wericrn_,.. ~. 60 Masa., Nilo. rt Ayr 274 Os f., °co.. /LWOW. 17 6 Orval Nottbm).. _. 24 4 26 Preston and Wire. .•384 374 If Do.lion.tYork ask. 14 9 Do. 'Maras .... A 134 41p. 36 'Gt. &A et: Wat f ire./ 6 4d. 11 Do. do. - . ... - .134 lg. 100 Groat North of Eng. 130 21M 7 Rost. ~ild. ek Reig.l ip. 6 1 Do. New, 30 Do. New, 3:10. al 20 Iloottbh Oen .val. ....274 14 Do. Nen...161. . j 86 Great Western 2126 e. d. 10 Do. Nets 160 Do. tsAares l5 e. d.' 5 She, Roth. Sr Ge ,2 Isl. 16 Do. shams 20 Do. glAs . 7 Do. Now, 171 a ire Union ..1 19 iftiddrrakid,,Manc r Ip. 40 SoiarrhDeron ...-. . d. 6 Do~ do. Think 40 U.S and Selby Ol 334 South Easternialorr, 351 26 Do. isham ... 124 Do. shares . - 94104 p. 94104 p. 17 Do. N.. 31x1 16 I /pr., . ST. Edresst s 16 Do. N. (do. 301.1 312 13 1 Do. do. Sr Nortek* 6 41. ta Do. Woks( 1041 411 OE 4,. 24 DoExtBc (Weil: .34 11 15 Borth ... ..... 54 Lanceater I Carllale. 0D 18. Y ortsh. Don.ttGk.ir. 10 Do. Thirds - . 3 6p. ..Taw rate Ericrioni: Old. 46 Leeds and *naked . 91.1 1.34. lEaterford &Milken. 11. 1 lost... Les Sr Beltford. Id. par 83.'Wein Riding Un10a.,441 31 Leeds and Think 10 841. 1 Wed Cornwall ..., 412 Do. Ness.. .. .. 9 7d. 26 Wites,Sons.,eo Iresen.. 12 104. Do. Pref. pa Ct. 23 42. Win. Sins.&& 14'zin.1 Leeds,Deves„Moneh. par Ip. 16 York and Newcastle. 361 4 2 Lir., Maar. Sr N.M. 214 d. 10 Do. Eztension .. . .144 go =rt. lattl 11P. 4) Yoltt="l-.. ..74 • 6 D. New.... IV o. 1 6 16 Do. Extentios . ...I 111424 31 Do. do .h . . No. 2,3 OK. 6 Do. Prejerence. _ .',7 810 Lon. Brighton 8. C 0484 9 15 Do. Ed. W .1(o.E e. 9 1 . % Do. C 0... Eibthalla II Do. do.Chiar p.a. IN:JUMP RAILWAIB.I Do. Pref.Con.sg.C2l 20 Gookgne Sr Amiens 1.3 i Londe', and OPWRIV. 4 Rdx.Tont.d.C.stleend 2 Do. Preference- , 14 Ceis.of Pe ..10r.st feral ?. I 0 24•WsolsraI1461 7 2,4 Demerara ......I 12 D". i--. L.* 8.1164,41 r. 7 I Dutch 11hi...... I Do. no 6a ,East Indtan._. . __' E 2 Do. 46 rtss46. . .12 . 0 'Lorrain el to &extbrel i 6 D0.101.5h.111 de BO p. 12 'Naur a Frame. owrp 114 a I. 6 D0.101.0h.,M d• 86,5 . 10 , Northern of .l 1 1 D0.101.46.,11/ tB c 6 . 6 'Orranz et Bordeaux 4 lid. 2 Low. G{/., a Owilen. II 8 Paris and Lyon.... 414 I,otidont & Western 00 20 aria ond 0ri5..14 49 40 Do. New Oohs aka 474 10 Paris and _ _ ..Rouwa.. 37 Do. Nets. 506-- per 2p. 8 Durand graernirtl4 Do. New, 401. - ld. 1R 10 Sown and Hare . 80 Do. CoeurTeutha 53 16 and Meese. ~Ti a 40 Do. do. Tenths ... par 2g. 8 Tows and Nantes ..'6O 4 Do. Scrip, 601 ipar fp. SI 4 Do. d0.,401. ... - lid. ip. 8 I West nowiors . 4d. P1118..100.00. Par Ikon. Park end Orimaa. Wric Missed law O5O Scam sod Ham.. - 508 &Mow 50 M...... eAridowiale. sli 46Y 50 u NOM lestm„: 641,68.6. !A.m. CiadviT MI 23 1122 - ff lt2o 960 966 960 966 10 682 60 686 577 50 617 60 400 40110 102 60 Si 0 . 6 efo 468 76 468 T 6 486 26 447 50 678 76 676 76 UT 60 , 037 60 COMMERCIAL APID MARKETS. _____ • PR . INCINO-Wfa, 170. -•••• quantity a raw offend In the public Wee Needed the donated, and prices hove leaped abet dd., bat two.. . anotaut aid o at that Mae tice : 41101 hap llawrittoo, MOO ImolffW, hied hem Midas% um aim/ ; 110 Yds lotadom aka to puha" oak and ISO WI. Walt la i tla sil l e rho Nor &In! toirM ells p,Y= lis i T i be i sa u rwa lL so : a ant Arottot rodlisr briwir idele; a Oa. a il po illuminati ; about NO tap raw sod ail at Vs.; 1/111 bobs Mods allidostra at OIL t Owls llrlZil Y a.. to tat BY.: 1.11/ Imp et MarMar lotosalboad at . .I jai 1. 63 i0r "." .4 1ta la ti e tta anti CtirVE Mood;pia mil lia ; Yam ba.&la.tb. adipalro : Wars 011 not malpatoll tolaot Oil rim at Lot yolk la a palls We boa von alllallavaq mornalloa et. ; rani 44 Wo. Oaks : Wend& lam roatdo 4.11. Ta., antlamo Irry at Ilaa. yo the mot. Tea: tooli acallma to lay ambito. Tat mei sat Moe any awe M Oar. mai Oa aim d amorttall et Yr kat mac nada la eloalt tetQ thapaall esthete Betrakic COTTON.--laTiorooL, Auo. 31.—T10 Nan today owe 2,000 balm. Prices ocottsoe wiLlosot alma" viz., New Odor. Of ton ; towel GoiftliOG Ti; le. MAXOZINeIIik, sl.—Thses i smoni4s chow le WIN boor nooloot imos . Amorol b a d g e M bee= obi Comb boo pol r WY o*, Sot fry Iwo Impolly Mobs GM o loceslV: in Awl Ms to =roll owl tsollok as mot B u lT e arrant. i. 1 L171.7.-I=so a bettor atlooloom ommibmol ol — lamilithonsoor dio diem tr kt soft trdm wok ael emillsithle arm* stloo doom ton ellooftl So foot and easter POWS yeetahrivtlimet alterstba. vitioLLEN" cLoraNT-7-iaaws, Aro. 31.—We had act v. wood •onolobooo of looroboato aid osonahatureni it, the Ils thin siondog, old th e lesproiemist the demand f or dodo, which we reported on neamt, appeared to be fully meta -1 Wend today, ss extensive purchases we ands of hairy fabrics I suitable for the continental and Irieb trade. "Ns A. LONDON GAZETTE.—Thesday, Avg. 31. R 11.1111170.10 RICWID Amery k Losestigl:r7l,P;rli.road Brewery, Clapham, Is solgesder Sept. 7, at 2, & Oct. 11, at 11, at RaSugugm k. lots, & Alikeagategst.; off. swig., Edwards, Old Jewry. Onuses &MAU. NeWCAlllisupon-Tyne, mode-seller, Sept. It, at & O. lf, IS 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne CL Sok, M Chita", Sawgiadswge Tyne ; off. aisle, Baker, Newcastle-upon ' Tutus bessow, Llanidkaes, Montgomery, draper, Sept, ro & Oct. 1, at 12, at Manchester Ct. Sole, Jthnam & Co. Temple. Loodon, & Blair, Iguchester ; off. *wig. Hobson, Manibmier. Simms Clovors, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler Sept. 11, & Oct. 2, at 12, at Lied. Ct. Sots., Sudlow & Co, Chiseer 3 .k k g, k Lee, Lestls ; of. rag., Hope, Leeds (icerainua, 21orthend, Fulham, biker, Belt. 8, at 1, & Oct. 6, at 12, at Basinghall-st. Sol., Creams, Purnivarsurn ;ad swig., Belcher, J on , 2a.u. ir i =r 4L HAL4 Hartshorn, Derby, carts eg ," miumucturm. Sept. ~, 7, ft Oct. 22, at 11, at Nottingham CL Sok, Plewker, Derby; off. meg, Bittie,fom, Nottingham. Geom. HoLroan, Wolverhampton, jeweller, Not. 11, & pet. at 12, at Birmingham CL Solis., Phillips, Wolverhampton, kr James, Birmingham; off tg., Whitmore, Birmingham. Mows Lyons, Birmingham, druggist, Sept.l 4. & Oct. 9, at 19,at Bir. mingbam Ct. Sol., Wright, Birmingham; off. mmg., Walpy, Bir mingham. Tomas PALL; Durham, builder, Sept. IG. at , & 0ct.19, at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ct. Sols„ Chisholme & Co., Lincoln'.-was fields, & Hark, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; off. aging. Waktey, Newcastle. upon-Tyne. CILAILIa Pan.ure, Baptist-mills, Bristol, engineer, Sept. 14, & Oct. 12, at 11, at Bristol Ct. SoL, Nash, Bristol ; off. swig., Hutton, Bristol. 1. N . 8 9 1 f TFST J. Armes, Colston laanlerea. fro , ter. T. toyer. bane, lourseyntan car. weer. Ilayse,laresiaplc, accountant. Tl=brlrrllt b* l:TbO . is.. Brociiiagros n!en Isonarreel, iljoltallielda crinklier I. + Moog lull. Meant Bradford. Slump. tm abeam. C. Chuzber, St. Jointer's pl.. Bea 'h0n0r...., raelio J. Clark. &put btrark. T. ~ Lacks, non J ohs', Plmtsbite, tato Sake. Caw,- 0. Lalmre. Jobe, Berkeleylq., 11,01/1/11 J. Porki, ambers, Coovall, ker., T. Prove. Port., herend W baby., Aobiod it , Hutt., eso. eat. J. btoekbell, tibotosehureb. Oahe{. .Alte, baker. J. Sums. , Stake Nelda/. I Ayr, """ 1, wer. 0. Moo, M0r0.... Publ.. take . J. Tuthill, 11 ret...woon, WM, boot maker. T. W.S.llas. Oki Car 10..., them I. 4teljersio n ti n..o.. bommakci i tint. W. lbad.rd.„ Oreabam, Orenebor.ot, Caoubor• J. W=Tlonorft Shrepais4, J. Ihnobe, Lierpool, Meek maim ' ..'. .abor.. J. jUrslake. Deed .a 1 Web.* T. w ,11(7 roola,Llsoul,Prolieb}/00 11110. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. .... W. Dickenson , Manchester, saddler-Ist di.. of Is 71d., Oct. 12, & every following ILeaday, at Hobson's, Manchester. J. Fox. Manchester, oilman—hat di.. of 2 0 ., Oct. 12, & every tot. lowiug Tuesday, at Hobson'., Manchester. W. Pox, Manchester, oilman—lst dl.. of 205., Oct. 12, & every fol lowing Tural,y, at llotson's, Manchester. W. Pox sad J. Pox, Manchester, oilmec-Ist di.. of 2. GI., 0ci..22, & every following Tuesday, at Mobson'a, Manchester. 8. Littler, Livool, draper—tad dia. of Is 3jd., Oct. 7, & may subsequent Thury, at Cammove's, Liverpool. W. Quincey, Old-at., St. Luke's, tinplate worker-Ist div. of 3.4 d. Oct. 9, & three subsequent Saturday. at Groom's, Abohureb-lx. C. White, Jearry-st., Aldgate, builder-Ist div. of 10. Gd., Oct. 9, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, DIVIDE-NO.—Ott. 4. C. 11. Perry, Liverpool, biker, 6COTCII SEQUESTRATIONI3.—John 13eird, Powbura, Edinburgh. shire, wool merchant, Sept. 3 & 21, at Stevenson's rooms, Edinburgh. William lamb, Selkirk, nurseryman, Sept. 7 & 26, at the County Inn, Selkirk—Daniel ki'Leocl, Edinburgh, bookseller, Sept. 6 & 28, at Robertson's cliamb., Edinburgh—lames M.Lebh, Perth, merchant, Sept 61k 23, at Miller's chamb., Glasgow—David Wrigh', Edinburgh, manufacturer of flowered muslin, kept. 6 & 27, at the Waterloo llotel, Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—M. Aston & M. Weaton, worth Beauchamp, Leicestershire—J. Bakes & T. Todd, York—J. J. Baines, &E. Baines, Ludlow, Shropshire—J. EL Ifaskett &W. Roam holm; NewemUo-upon.Tyne—John Beckett, T. Beckett & James Beckett, Manchester—lt Beman, W. Fletcher, J. Charles, J. !lards, T. Swain & H. Charla, Stow on the Woid, Gloucestershire, so far as regards R. Benne, J. Charles, J. Ramis & T. Swain —H. Lartey & E. Cord., jun., Manchester — H. El*. chaff & If. thweran, w North.et, Whitethapel—F. Bracher &H. rHanshaggin=llCOals M. td. LulLes - -V7. un J. Mph* Manchester-4. French, IL Trench &C. For Fiwawinm Kent—lt. Godfrey & It. N. Stone, Bath—S. C. Hail & T. E. Ilyzoonds, Btrand—T. Hacking & .1. Entwiele, Healy. hill, lisnanahs—J. Harris & J. Hidne Bowling-green-men; hog. Lambeth—H. Hazard & A. I% Owen, Aylesbury, —J. Isaac. &C. S. White, Manchester —L. Leeds a 3. a:mouth-et., Carton/nil —J. Mellor, men., E. Mellor & T. maw, am, Lancashire, so far as regards J. Mellor-11. Scott kJ. Desna, Carlisle—T. 8. Townsend &W. 'fownsewl, Liverpool—W. Tammy & E. Torapenny, Birmingham—G. Vicars & T. Views, Leicester—J. 11. Waddyn, ,L B. Wanidyn, J. Beadatter, T. Bradshaw W. Wanklyn, Jun., Iliuschester, so far M regards J. Bradshaw, J. B. Wanklyn & W. Wanklyn —IL Wilton & N. Nathan, Ilanobester C. Woollat a U. May Skinnand, Lincolnshire—E. Wright & J. Harvey, Circus-at., Mirileboac—N. Yule, 11. Wylie &R. Murton. Liverpssi—N. Tole, P. ylte. E. Z. Wylie &J. lrioe, Liverpool. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—Menem. •10. DVL Lill. pro. AIR. 3 Dublin. _ 00 Medina OO Inas. re. llooth-ti Sydney, NSW 0 2 Waterford .. 0 1 blenders t ( rj Amnon —0 0 Mexico and I Downed.. 01 Perm 1 Du ItaisaMsa 0 Havana. Sept.! 0 Gueru.a.l era. 00 Lisboa Sept 51.) Boston and 10 W.lndle , oooLT 0 Hamburg.... 0 0 Mediterrm 0i Halifax Sept..l3o Sept. 24 Glimvisi_ro, Aro. sL—Arrive d Vansittart, Jane A. Blanc, Peters burg; Unicorn, Ocean, Earl of Sunderland, Archangel; Caledonia, Wm. Hyde, Sydney ; Scotsman, Jamaica ; Bangalore, Demerara ; Medemblek, Amsterdam ; Ytbare, Archangel ; Friendehip, Caen ; Adam Smith, Cape; Johanna Maria, St. Croix; Eliza Ann, peters. burg ; (lutists, Honduraa ; Lmihc, Rostock Marianna, LoursQ4 : York • Ebenezer, Petersburg; Rover, &diver, ; Quebec; Grove, Dominica; Christine, Lima; Sophia, Petersburg ; Am Oder ; Brownfield, Riga ; Emma, Trinidad ; Sc. Nymph, Mead, ='Rude Joel, Petersburg ; Queen, Buctouch ; Wilhelm, N. York; N , L Odessa ; &dors, Memel ; St. Johannes, Norway ; Soolo, N. York ; Pertbahlre, St. John'. ; Aurora, Ilakyoo, Petersburg; Anarbel, St. ; Star. Boulogne.—Sailed Leticollies, Stettin; Manchester, Calcutta; Sir C. Forbes, Valparaiso; George Gordon, Oder ; Tritoo, Ostende • Emerald, Boulogne ; Honour, Baltic; Marcblooess of Queensberry, St. Jolan's • Cuthbert Young, Odeasa. Lrmaroot, Aro. 31.—Arrived Flora:Ban, Apalachicola; Waldron, New Orleans; Prince de Joinrille, New York; Inglewood, China; Currency, Calcutta; Enterprise, Porto Rio; United, London, Mon. Meal; 07012000, Tinton; Hever, New York; Esprers, Archangel; Pramiska, Dentric ; Maria, Antwerp; Japperheten, Gothenburg; Ganyrnele, Alexandria; Jeeni, Demerara; Mary Ann, Boston herald, Commerce, Quebec; D'Arcy, Arica; Abeena, Nancy, Smyrna Thos. Sparks, Calcutta; Diver, Colombo; Ruby, New Orleans Schoodlac, New York ; Sea king, Quebec; General Washington, New Orleans.--0g Ashburton, New York ; W. Bieber. Gabel. The True Blue, from Liverpo i to Pictou, that was on shore on the Hone Bank, woo got off yesterday afternoon, making but little water, and taken to Lytham. [Advertisement.]—A CERTAIN CURE FOR A DE KA.. STOILICS NT HOLLOW•eII PILL/I.—Evan Enna, a person for many yews employed to the Dowlaia Iron Works, near Merthyr, had been suffering for a length of time with • disordered stomach, sad bad become so weakened in body that he w as frequently laid op for weeks at a time; indeed the poor man was not rip ened to rally agate at the time he commenced the use of Holloway's MR, which, how ever, to the astonishment of all who knew him, effected • perfect Sure. 71/IA 1/ now more than six media since, daring which period his digestion has nem cep tees dernaged..-bold by all Druggists. and at Professor Holloway's Eatablisbracial, 244, Spud, Landon. . 13. .T.T. Wax Km ArbathaK. 5c..... BIBIL—JeIy It. at eh* Port, Bombay, the wife of Cart 7.1. Basda of twin soma. owe etlll•ben. BLBSBINS.—Jame f, et Bureschee, Bombay, the wife of Brent•Yylr 1. Weeklies. CB., saga rota general of &hide, of a daughter. BILTAN.—JuIy 11, et Cloweileenre, Neeks, the wife of the Her. J. W. Wyss. meter of Clldeltedretehee Farleigh, Heats. of a daughter. BUilN.—Jely 14, at Colette. Bombay, the wife of Capt. Berta of the Mae Agee irkkomae, of a Meltable , BURTON.—Age. W. at the Ville, Nottlegthtiltmemre, En Maltase g. Bum., of a diesghtaw. CWAPINThIL — tIimm ICU Bea... Calcutta. the wife of WM Wpm,. Nevora•••••••••.1, se... . ..L:lrsa: 31, at 110.33131 Z, Micelle, the wife of Lat. carnet. Tim 14.1., et eea. HlLL—slue 32, at Agra, Oaketta, the wife of Capt. 0. 11. HIS. deP. Pel• master. of daughter. HOIIILUtg.--Jvae 10. et BleJereajon Factory, Tliboot, th e wife of 3. A. Ithelthae, gee, of • eon. LING.-405e Si, at ultmeleagger, Leaky, the wife of the LT. C. LW, of • daughter. LVlllll2lN.—Jaly 1, at Tema, Bombay, the wife of J. O. Loathe., L.. ' CO., of • sea, 0111.0oru. I ILOGHZOOII.—I..• 30, at aide, Calcutta, the wife or Ur. Ilsepeetei climate, HATTIADID.—Jeue 17, at Hatemitherey,Beethey, the wife of O. /Lathe. Req., c e ll eagem, of • so.. MALIT.—Jeas 11, at Helutr. Bombay, the wife of L. lthlet, Ewa., de thaulates. I ItAYOW.—Aue. SI, at 'Wells, the wife of the lieu P. W. Herm, of deageter. ! TOLE—Aug. 211, et Upper Harter street, the wife of I. Pole, Esq., of I I daughter. SIOCULRY —Jaw 14, at Leap., Hembay, the wife of Capt. Stadler, ' cemoterediag ltaiwa Med eat a re44oo.4thirf• SIVIO/L—Jaly I, at wife of If althea, , cue. etrolor of lee We= Weed, to daaehter. THIONNIOUTII.—Age. N. at 01111im s Ley Telgamouth , of • Ice. W.1.1.11111..—Jea0 le at ltebewe r Heothog, the e ifr of Or. w. Wei 2 H. WlrS i aLltrwie l C .1,7n.r.:. AU wife of Capt R. H. Wardell Usa.laleatry, of • .00. vrbm •iew boo IVARNIRILIose fl, at au.* alma. a. of (bp. W. K. Whr 2 efi airtlLy. ef a won WATKINS —Jane 14. at Ootaosamod o lhenehrery, Hills. the wife of Major I Weals!, 23.4 ILL.!. at army, of ewe. WILDUIFORCE—geri. 21, at Lea ruttish vithregr, the wife of the )may, ue wifr of A. Wtlibt, ba , mug rm. BLAKE-19111.3111.—Jne 19, R;Wila, Bombay. J. G. Rim, to Herrin denlves et the late Rev. 0. Penn. CAMRIOII-011.“ —At Pen William. Minna. C. Cammee, Pp., Proem Remo. *lent Meilen el 0. Oray. DAVIDSON—PAM/ CRALInOIIf.-hily le. at the Cetheiral. Benny, D. Cerallse l"r elioas i:"" Taa ftref tbeine .. J. I. Implera„ll,4..lllassear ,C & LTNR—NA Ilk et Tyumen* Obenh. the an. 0. O. Wan, W.A., et nommen. Wenn, Se NamftWa. menet Mentor aLtredi=s B 7:4 7 —A4 m . intr esw ima=m. A. W. Robin. en. .•&. WaSasse of the Isperitsee I.Y. amereme Commer. Ina Met* eo Oneelse wool Meaner d the an. l. Itmaley. a...a .• • oranTia-pcf.i.iß.-Asi. 30, st *rifles Mania. by tbo Rev. H. Tir e.. IL @i srs. yoseerrt ore of A. BehOyier, of Iltoeeboboo. br /1/wy 24,11 adds !twits, relict of tie lON Cope W. Tabw, ber 166614011 6Nk mar. DT•Tilb. .1/1(11110W0 —Joie Y. 01Tb...berme. Sentry. IM T. S. ASllweer be ben. M.N.., Ilerb Item ° llllll . -11 . 4177 7 44, the oo.a. bora the O4N s. ni.s.u. awe. Kurth, wife of J. Coster. 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