The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-21 00:00:00

, , , , - , . _ 7"-- -- Ttt 41T43rt5 No. 1,557.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1851. [THREEPENCE. THE ELEVEN HOURS' ROUTE t o PARIS, with naly wearers N a. Is by Ur 901:111 EASTERN RAIL AT.. ie VAlsasbers se Dever. DOIT.Et: •PY/10. EXPRESS NERVICE DAILY. A awl, I %I. P.Neltllt`et TRAIN tames the tendon Prides Ter. =taw EVE KY MORN OW sad EVERT EVENING, /rashly/ Pans Is II liners. _ _ *Awn hetet; London to rale sod trek, sewlable until the 30th bet. Mita M IL TR %IN. ,L 1 Dose', htet. the Lon/ Rri•lte TlMaisits at NAY p.*., resettle/ rails at ¶1 o'cick the following morutag, mat trinwfie at hall-n-4f 9. §OUTII -WI:STEItN RAILWAY. - 'LOY AI, TA 'IIT SIItIAIIKI Is MD:RITA. 1 lIWY.-, VSIDIT, Aagtot Alf I , Kir V 4 CLIPPIta end 1iNti1..1.41 VACIITA. A SPECIAL TRAIN win lore the Waterloo &anon at th ha, ea the shoe. day, reinsuint noon Southampton at 7.341 p.m. Vaimo-turies MID \MIL First Chao I Oa. ... Semind Clow. to .. Clem e inheres, .. A boat veil lo la minaret on arrival of tbatvala at anithamp•on to *may toil.* to the Ti 4 Wight, and brag them hook In the Seening.—By .4 der re the Ulrevon., (1 1 11 N MAUS STOVIY, General Manager of 'freak. Waterloo Stetial, Aug. IS, 1191. B ILITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMP.ANY. I. Prlwro-Oreet, Rook, trate. EDT atere.l by st ivial Art of Parliament, I Viet., cap. 9. MRIATOIII.. Cba'rnian -Cut - net RI )11t.li I . ALEX t\ DER. Blackheath-park. Georce 11,11.14 nt. 1...1 . N.u.Lio. I iota Damen. km , 4, Prince. per Mir... IF rin.ahlry. steer% U.,,.k. II ilL..ra i...t.lee,t, P.m., Yes. E•ooto:s I:. Eat r, E•q , Col.l 0111,11-.. Mt . Iterboor-lane. Camber.. 11. F. P. e.eeenit, I:m., Sboletell T. S. I.ONllre, Eery, Tohenhowe. mid Ts i. kenharn. yam,. (leap roken, km ,SluktidewrlL I U. L. soole, Eau., IJaelor'• Cora- Millie o.oeatry. P. 1.. White mow. II irt•e mei. Looth irdotre A. Rana"...-Mawr. lamest; Yowler, and Polite-, 1, Prim. ...tree; Rank. Sot ilei Toro -Moore. M'Leort otol Ste: rung, Loolonatreet, MIT tieTAltEu tIF TIIIS r flllOl, RATA Of 1,14V11,1. PROM. 3,MOlrrti tine to three mem me allowed :milt (with out meurit): Sof Oil the um unt .4 the OM tern annual premium., wine inter.. theriPtn Pt the tate a Bee per rent. per armunt.. l, ' , the otown gill the enters el premiume en) time, Isr Wirer tie ik.luctrd tram the sum 5.1014111A1 phipuld the poi..) hem, .11111•..17:111:.0 IMAM ANT, A Table adapted eapecially her .he acetate* of Lon. and Debt., by whleh the an. •t eunty obtained on very low, but gradually In. rfee wing Premolar.. Pa'artea r. vtved, with wt tha lotartion nl st nue, at any tame tattlatn iweier ne.nth.„ it !oval, A Itoanl of It:rector. in attendance d bits a . 2 °Yoe:. At of the Auto ...I In rv. r• ewe Rankle I lo the ropey. Dkchatl Atte. dart. renottirrate.l In 111 fur Mb reports. rote . fr.-to the half(.,edit hate a ot Pr...rattan. . ' Amnia' rtensio;inrequirt;ibw of Whnle Terra VI (mums kw Sinea 88193 r Pirtimura a Ye ,re. Imo Years. 2:1 1 9 I 9 2 2 6 Jul 30 1 1 40 SO SO ' £3 2 6 2 14 4 4 b • • 13 • Y. R. PUMTP.II., Rey Went liireetnr. ANDILEW FItANCI4, Secretary. • • - tetti!ed Prte;,retuvv, end seep ivletrite Inforetoine se t the eager ot ette , ting 4•ol.ll.oltt'S ntAy be drains upon application et th e ease, I, Print-metre, t, itteli, Leda; or of the menet ogeoh, Utrott‘kwut the er..ntry. JEWELLEItY. 1)01)1), Mt(1111EltS, 40, u sl,,zoion-h *Me), jeer I. r., skilierozoth*, aaj viatchec,or, her to 0010 a eo Insirtion Oi :her e‘ten-ri DI LSI of Oa (INN iNIF.S N. torah* a otnek tot the cl•wee.t on.,ke sae eseirmt • evisea• to crams, brioche*, hex:vitt*, hoop r rriK., Le. to be art aril to baba. —lO, Curolull. FLOOR CLOTILS.— bra quality, ',strudel GIL pet plias yitti. Mall a I Tialiey patters 2a. 9J. 4.. 4a. °mom nu* nab 2w ui. do. do. 1911i1A MATTINO: CIX:OA 11111112 11 . 1 151etIne. 201rIITT. MAillt:YArTtlittit.s34.92.W 11„ 1.11/1/3.4.-101WLANIKV KALYIH)R, for the .kia aim enalyiexina.-- It l Mkt. rubbed ioi it. extremely n.., mu 4, um lout ...gbh:a elf Oa ..a the rain, while, by its meth* IS the parer and nitnote •14 NlOl7 'TOWN it expel. ill iIIZINUII il • .1011111 tt• maraca, 4.3.. y• every tergleaey to inflaniaialleti, atol I. u• ellectually elvoioates al nehaega, las, pimples, mauls, freak., Ma dialorglgook Lai utber eut.tainvia vritati.g... The belisiat Mem. it ithpart. to Coe ebetk, awl llt- roltneve and •te:icoey watch It la Acre Setae bawls and Ans.., r. lake it ttalloper...ili:e to t very tore'. lath. times, 0r../ etiovit.4, ..II bad It allay ail irrit Jam and tengerapar of the skia., i. al mailer it ...'t, mouth, anti tolt...ant. Itesare taroks.. Ka:yd.. Is Pole. The worth tt Itotrian.l.* Koltibir " are or the wrimearr cf the plemine article. and .. .1. howl.itel rot am, to, llazton 1.a.1ea," are a:go i rank. 4:112 the s.vernmeut Wimp aitix• .1 ea reel, bitt!e, Peke 1.. Qt. aad Oa egi.--firela by Ugeni. tad I I liwkiage ant Perhamers. 11U BARRY'S RRVAI.ENTA ARAIIICA YOUII , Ajr Owe -"nfty yew.' Indleatibtble agony from drpeprl an vournear, nation., tom b, serbdipatien, L 4 thinly. worm% noloo r• at the otonrach, and e.uutiosia, haw Man moved by Du Itarry'r sullen: - blasia Jolly Wortbno, Lit(, near Dim, Norb.L. Cure N't. I, of dyer prig: Iran tbe Bard Me. the Lord Stuart de Nees, -" I bare dewed eonairlerabW heard( hos your Rae& lent. Ara , i, a rod, and onside' it dee to youterlven and tbe public Is molests• the polthosion of thee. her.."-Mont de Necks. Cure Na last :-'• Ll‘ht testa' dy.prpria, nervonvnest, et•Litite, wllb er.txr.so, .wets, 1.114 111.41W3, for shsh by pere.tat huh eott.titesi the attv:ee nt rutty. have tree erfmt sally relltoe,l by Ili Barrer dete, loud in a very .Slert tame. I 041 br happy t mover tarty brother." Nev. John W. rtavelt, Ithltlinuton Iteetory, Norfollt.-SoLl an ornia. Own with fill iSlettllcUte" noshing Ilb., at sr. at in lid vh., at 14,, 1 111., at 21a. au,. MI hued qu lolh., at tbr. ; SR., ▪ ; the DON and I lh. warders nee sent fres of e.arrinee n re m, ti.. ord.r. by Ulf BARRY arA Co.. I Nov howl- IL. 1J...t0n • .•s &I I raettbureb-etre.t vn. *Otto .11 pi, TIIE WESL'i..YAN REFORM CONFERENCE. NEWCASTLE, TcrstitY Erststxw. Thus_ ppular asbenibly, after bitting four days, Concluded its proceedings this evening. The follow iiez :ire the must important resolutions that base Neil adopted br it : •• The waircrenzelias ins again refused to meet the &le. gates us the important matters in dispute, this meeting reabnh it a. a sacred duty, and herthy pledges itself to carry en tin- reform movement with inert WWII energy and perms, ranee, with a view to obtain for the methodist people those scriptural rights and privileges which are their indu bitable inh, Mime, That *hi:meeting, having pleitzed itself to seek a wriptnoil reform in the Wesleyan connexion, resolves to pronc.l. that object by affording increased facilities for the diffuscsn ..f information through the public press, and by mean. of public lectures, to be e:,-livered throughout the country by competent and duly qualified permits, espes:ially enga.; 1 tot that 'miaow ; by the distribution, by loan or otherwise, of Wesleyan Re form Tracts ; and by the tsta blisl rut of separate services wherever local circunattances may o eider them necessary." "'That a committee be appointed with special refer: nee to the pneection of the trustees of Wesleyan chapel property, eousisting of W. It. COKII llardy, E.,41., of Letheringsett Hall; Juke Cutts, Esq. ' of Chesterfield ; A. (Mold, Esq., lreemt of.lkaa Mr. Liwea, Bristol • Mr. Forster Halifax ; lb. Hay, London ; Mr. Nicholls, London ;Mr Brsmwel, Barham; Mr. Massingbant, Norwich; and Mr. U. W. liar tism, Wakefickl. •• That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the mem bers of the corresponding and privileges committees for their minces during the year. '• That a general committee be appointed, to which shall be entrusted the management of the movement during the twat twi iv, months. ........ That this meeting, reviewing the proceedings of the seam nee during the last two years. are of opinion that sonic in the thief evils of which the people complain, are i• The assumption on tho part of the conference of legisla tive and executive authority over the connexion. 2. The treatment of discussion as •erime, when applied to the state ant conduit of methodist affairs. 3. The exercise by the preachers alone of the power of admission into and expul kon irons the church. . . - That this meeting, reviewing the proceedings of the two previo us delegate meetings, held in March and August, 1840, solemnly affirms the resolutions then adopted, be lieving the principles contained therein to be based on the sacred Scriptures, and therefore essential as the foundation of the future peace and prosperity of the Wesleyan eon ussian. Those principles may be thus briefly stated The total and entire abrogation of all unseriptural law, and usages as unfriendly to the civil and re ligious interests of the Wesleyan eo:nmunity. 2. The remosal of all obstructions which tend to pre vent member and olfice-bearers from bolding meet ins, or memorialising the conference on any subject what ever. which may be considered of general interest to the connexion. 3. That all leaders and office-bearers 'hall be chosen or removed by the vote of the church—thus teeming to the people a representation in the quarterly and other official meeting.. S. That all disciplinary acts—admission into and expulsion from the church—shall be determined b 7 the leaders' meeting, subject to an appeal to the church, who" , decision shall he final. 5. That in the event of a re conciliation being effected between the people and the eon &rem e. the laws whereby the connexion shall be governed, shut settled by 'be mutual consent of the people through thet delegates and the conference • and that no law, so 0tt1...1. shall be altered or rescinded, and no new law enacted without the agreement of the two contracting part:i.. " 1 hat this meeting does not deem it expedient to give 50 ) ii.d directions for the 'government of circuits, but revonsinenils the societies to proceed as they have hitherto lotte. in carrying on the movement in the spirit of the reso atnuns pawed at the former delegate meetings held in Albion Chapel, Finsbury, London. 1859, and now re affirmed in the ' , receding resolution.'' That the thanks of the meeting be given to Mews. Everett, Bro m l ey , D unn, 4 and Griffiths, for their services fur past year, and that they be requested to continue theft the ensuing year, at salaries of 1501. which is 301. Ins than last, and which has the concurrence , of the lien themselves ; and as there is a strong pro t,hdity that some nor , ministers will come out from f erenec during the year, the committee be em- Poured to I.llgage their services upon the same terms." 11l committee are also empowered to engage other paid agents to carry on the agitation. The assembly, also, ex- I pressed its hearty sympathy with a publication entitled " The Counsels or Peac •," and tendered to the Rev. Daniel Walton, its author, its deep sympathy, under the insult and I attempted degnidation by the %I esleyan conference that its publication has brought upon him ; and, further, that the other well known friends of religious liberty, the Rev. Dr. lit auniont, the Rev. Thomas Rowland, and the Rev. W. Burnett, who are likewise under the censure of the con ference, are assurzil of the continued regard and heartfelt sympathy of the Wesleyan motile. It was likewise resolved that a guarantee fund be formed for the protection of trustees from costs in any legal pro ceedings that may he taken by conference. Each body of trustees to contribute 10i., which will entitle them to the benefit of the fund. One pound to be contributed forth with; the other sums to be paid as the occasion may require. A resolution was also adopted on Tuesslay,urging upon the people to a cons i stent adhesion to the pi-evil/WI decision of " no secession, no surrender, and no supply ;" even to stop ping the pew-rents. The delegates, some of whom came from the south as far as Exits r and Cornwall, and north from Glasgow, ex pressed themselves much pleased with the hospitality of the inhabitants of Newcastle and its neighboiirhood. Sheffield having been chosen as the plit.le of meeting fur the preachers' conference next year ; upon th e invitation of the Vest Riding delegate., a number of whom were present, the people's eiinference will also be held in that town ill August of DPI. SPORTING. YORK AUGUST MEETING. MONDAY ArTY.I&NOON, 4 Wel.o( K.—The 4 . disinterested" conduct of the London and North Western directors iu starting a train at prices (155., 10s., and 51. for the double journey), which, after paying toll over the York and North Midland line, ensured a certain loss to the share holders, attracted some fifteen hundred people to the Euston-square station yestenlay morning, and enabled then,, to lilt 1,,s than forty-six carriages, a few with number,, of the betting ring, but the nnjosity with characters whose peculiarities were displayed in the course of a journey of nearly 10 hours C.) by an extensive tram( rof purer, watches, and portmanteaus. We arc told that the scenes at the stations were disgraceful, and we know that a dread of a repetition of them will induce the respectable portion of the passengers to throw their ticket.. behind the fire and return by a (afferent route. The Great Northern r.. 0 their special train at the double journey express fares ; it wise well patronised, and, like all their train* in the course of the day, kept admirable time, in this, as in all other respect., having a great advantage over the rival comp: ' By these and various other lines an ithUl,lfe number of passengers have been conve yed to the city, and the streets this morning have been almost impassable. It numb( rs, they, fire, will ensure .lICCCIVI, 614 will be one of the most brilliant meet ings ever held at Yurk, and that it will not want good sport and plenty of it to mak e it s o, th e li st f or the three days places beyond a doubt. Of this afternoon's rating we can now only give a full return up to tile Yorkshire Oaks ; the result. of the subsequent rock , . will be forwarded by electric telegraph. The weather is dull and threatening, and the attendance the fullest wa have seen on the first day for many years. DUN HAS S rate es of 50 sore each, Weal to a handicap sweepstake* of 5 NAY cavil. One mile and a quarter. (19 subs.) _ Lord /.e Loon. Itiolulphiss.egtd. Ast 121 b .• (Man a) Mr. Ilalforit's Deceieul, yro, 7st 211. The race from the road wan solely between 13ectitful and liailulphits, the former, who had made all the running, being thallenned opposite the stand, caught a few yards from bow, and beaten on the peat by a head. Mrs. Birch was third, the Sweep fourth, and Cruokahauka filth. Run in 2 Min 15 see. MATI'II 200 eon, h ft. 11m:quarto» of u mile. Mr. Ilarroines M • Prism Cffirmila al sleds &mirth 4 yrs. IM (Busby) I Mr. sob sale. Towns Hawthorn, 2 yr, 74 7la (21.1.emi 'Jetting liven on Prince Caradoc cult, who wade all the running and won by a length. It turned out, however, that they ran the T.l. C. course futiong,), and thus the beta became void, and Mr. Ilarnion, it as supposed, can claim the Caeca. Y 01410111144 OAKA of 15 sows each, 4 ft, with 100 added, fur 3.yr-olds ; fillies, Sat ilia each; wiumrs extra, and al liwaneev for maidena; the second to receive 40 bora out of the atake,:iitil the third to save her stake.. The IMY 10 mva. towards expenses, &c. One mile and a quarter. (01 aubo. _ . _ Mr. 11..12.1•02's Vann.: (A. NV) I LAIN Derby'. It lA, tht Mb (V. Ihrki) 2 Mr. Comer I'r..• err. Mt 71b Si!arp) , 3 Betting: 2 to I aunt Wivandiire, 5 to 2 ng.t Iri., .4 to 1 agst Tightwaist, Gtu 1 art Verinuth, and 7 to I ag.t T 1,,. Nun. After the first fifty yards Vivandi.'..re took up the running, which, with Miss Flyaway, the Cowl filly, and Lady of the Grose, in waiting, she carried on to the di.- lance, where Iris and Prestige joined. About half way up the distance, 161. took the second place, challenged a few 06,1, from the ...hair, and made a 'try close finish, Vim...tail. winning only by a head, Prestige a good third, Tightwaist fourth. Run in 2 min. 17 pm. M tn•u. 200 h ft. T.V.C. Lord Glasgow's fby Alarm out of Physilis, 2 yrs, rig 4th, mares' forfeit from Lord Derby's Merry.lon-ruund, 2 yrs, fist 71b. Ity Veetne'fa•h icrseh.; Pitts' E of Wasis firausts, of 111 s•oy eack, and added ; fur 2-year-olds. T.Y.C. (21 subs) Kr. ?terry** I by Itbarkl, out or berethis ant ?Ir. I bus , : Vs .. Yvvr.lt.s Alr. Mewl:Jill , Evalse. Egon Kr. Ltorm, of 25 env,. rub, bad 1011 arm. for the wood. 2 mile.. (27 .alp.) lir. Parker's Cel,vater.(late U. 0.) by Omei. .... ......... L. rd Egisrule. Carus ......--......... .......... . I ).r. N:1.60:',. re.min•ter ............. 3 rir J. IlaCry'• Gofers r v s ).. y ....... Al on by a length ; Newminster, aMa third. The winner is objected to for being described as by Camel, in stead of "Camel Junior." COLT SAPLING STAKE-4. of .30 goys. each, fur 2.year-olds, Set 71b each. One mile. (9 Aubs.) LoPI Zetlaed . 4 Augur KIT. W. Webbleseo Your./ 11a•dlee. ........ ......... 2 SILLINO STAKI4 of skm each , sad 25 added. 1 awe. !drift s'sr.:neru, 3 yrs (*.CI. LATEST BETTING ON THE EBOR HANDICAP. 2 to I sp . Nasty. I SW 1.424 Ila.os of Ileshara (i) ARILlTALS.—Coticaia, Constant*, and Little John. BETTLNO AT MANCIIESTEIL-TVESDAY. GREAT ELOR (HANDICAP. 2 70 I SP' Nape. (t) 12 to 1 og-t Champion (t) 7to I Ittloa (t) 12 to 1 lino* R-01l (t) 7to I NAM .4311aohses (t) 13 to 1 C..lE:wick (t) Is I Ilmagotford (t) (TREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. Ito 1 apt Nosey 3to 2 apt Marlbceouoh Beek (t) 3 tot Narks I stol The ILLa (t) DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 2 to 1 apt Ilan kulea (t) to 1 apt Ncwwiooter INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. DONCASTER.-1851. THIMODAT.—ACr:ErfZie - ES — TOT . THE CLETEL.IND Ilarroicar.--Cuensck, aged, Bst 11lb ' • Vatican, yrs, Nst 91b ; Alonzo, 4 yrs, Sit 31b ; Loadstone, 6 yrs, 9st 21b ; Strosighow, 5 yi•s, ftst ; Miss Ann, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Vanguard, 5 yrs, 7.t 9lb ; Post Tcmpore, 5 yrs, ist 51b ; Knight of Owynne, 4 yrs, ist Sib ; Oxford Blue, 4 yrs, ist ; Tower, 4 yrs, 7st ; Heroine, 5 yrs, Est 121 b ; Chief Justice, 4 yrs, 6st 19Ib ; Lady of Jersey, 5 yrs, 6st 71b ; n e ford 3 , y 3 r yzs,64 Qst 13 1 1: . ;ELig h l: i n a i l l:s4.1 in lo g r?,3 3 yrs n , 6st4tilb.i lib .ran- Le Juif, 3 yrs, fist ; Knock Knoll, 3 yrs, Sat 76, In , cby Prince Caradoc out of Miss Julia Bennett, 3 yrs, ,Sat 41b ; Castel lan, 3 yrs, sst 11b ; Worcester, 3 yrs, ist 71b. The rest pay *ors. each. EG II ANI.-1851. ACCEPTANCTO 1 , 011 THE 222 DI HtMOICAP Of 10 son. each, 6R, and 3 only if declared.—Woodlark, 6 yn, flat 6lb ; Joe o' tot, aged Sit 21b ; Repletion, 5 yrs, 7stl:l.lb; Bushranger, 4 yis, ,st 71b ; Nautch Girl, 5 yrs. 7st 61b I'restigc, 3 yrs, rat 41b ; Simplicity, 3 yn, ist ; Self De fence, 6 yes, 7M ; Follow-me-Lode, 3 yrs, let • Cone, 3 yes, ist; Gaaellan, 3 yes, 6.t 121 b ; Henrietta, ins, 6st 121 b ; Britannia, 3 yrs ' 6st Illb ; Irene, 3 yes, Est Sib. The rest pay 3 son. each. GREAT I:ARNIM:TH.-1851. ACCIPTANCES ►un THE NO/LIFULIL AND SUPTOLII HAM• DlCAP.—Oladiele, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b ; The Clown, 4 yrs, 7et 61b ; Valentine, 4 yn, 7st 31b. _ MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING, MI. THCRAIDAT.—HANDICAP TOY ERZ CHAMPACISII STAKES, for 2 yr.olds.—Merry Bird, Bat 71b; Glendinning, Bst 71b; Prince Patrick, Bst 71b ; Sat 71b ; Old English Oak, Sat 71b; f by Lsnercost out of Jeminia, Bst 41b ; Equal, ' Bst 41b ; Miss White, Bst 4lb ; High Sheriff, Bst 41b ; Ad ' Tice, Bst 41b; Lady Amyott, Bst 4lb ; Sir Charles Napier, fist 21b; May Blossom, Bst 21b; Banshee, Bst 211 r; Captain Flash, Bst 21b ; Richard Primer, Bst 21b; Director, Sat 21b; Anchises, Bst; Koh-i-Noce, Set ; Suedes, Bst; Trareatie, 7st 1216; Athena Pallas, Tat 121 b; Tame, 7st 12Ib ; Doubt ful, Tat 10Ib ; Liberty, 7st 71b. THE MANCHESTER AVECEN HANDIC SP of 10 SOTS. each, 5 R, and 3 only if declared on or before Monday next. Maid of Masham, 6 yrs, Set ; Woolwich, 3 yrs, Set 71b ; Rhesus, 6 yrs, 7st 71b; Alp, 4 yrs, 7.t 71b; Italian, 4 yrs, Tat 716; Herbert, S yrs, 7st Sib; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs, 7st Sib; Lady Hilda, aged, Tat 31b; Oxford Blue, 4 yn, 7st 31b; Egret, b yrs, Tat 21b; Snowstorm, S yrs, Tat; Escape, 6 yrs, let ; Cocktail, 5 yn, 6st 12Ib ; Dart, aged, fist ltdb ; Melody, ,5 yn, Oat 1016; Abbot of Jervaux, 4 yrs, Ost Blb ; Little George. 4 yrs, Est 81b ; Seaman, 4 yn, 6st Blb ; Lady Eden, 4 yrs, Est 81b; Haricot, 4 yrs, 6st 61b; Vancouver, 4 yrs, 6st 616; Tely, 4 yn, 6.t 61b; Ringleader, 3 yrs, Est 6th ; Sister to Fences, 4 yrs, Est 21b; The Ebor, 4 yrs, Est 21b; Dusbury, 4 yrs, 6st 2lb ; Constellation, 3 yrs, 64 216; Comm, 3 yrs, 6,t ; Lough Dawn, 3 yrs, 6s; ; Blister, 4 yrs, sst 121 b; Cobnut, 4 yrs. sst 121 b; Colst; Male, 3 yrs, Set 1216 ; The Wren, 4 yrs, sst 10Ib ; bl a by P. Cando* oat of Miss Julia Bassett, 3 yn, Cut 10lb Pierre de Touche, 3 yrs, list 10lb; Oholab Singh, 3 yrs, sst 10th; Trickstress, 3 yrs, Set 81b ; Unity, 3 yrs, Jot gib; l'aquetta, 3 yrs, sst Alb; Tightwaist, 3 yrs, sst 6th; f by Emilio■ out of Nan Darrell, 3 yrs, 54 Sib; Heart of Oak, 3 yrs, sst 51b; Dick Cain, 3 yrs, sst 611, ; Cheap John, 3 yrs, sst ; Follow- me-Lads, 3 yrs, irst; Rose, 3 yrs, Est; Stafford, 3 yrs, ' 4itt 121 b; Little Fawn, 3 yr*, 4st 12lb; Once More, 3 yrs, 4st ;lb; True Blue, 3 yrs, 4st 71h. At 11:31A WELTER HANDICAP of 10 eon Pleb, h ft:— General Sale, yrs, 12st; Shropshire Witch, 6 yrs, lint 10lb ; Agie, 6 yrs, 11.4 41h; Eva, S yrs, Ilst 416 ; Fusilier, 6 yrs, list 21h; View Halloo, 5 yrs, lint 21b; Young Liverpool, 5 yea, Ilst 21b; Warwick, 4 yrs, Ilst 2lb ; Chief Justice, 4 yrs, Ilst ; Itisk, 4 yrs, Ilst ; Scarborough, 4 yrs, Ilst ; Fugitive, aged, lost 12th; Sister to Cloth- 1 worker, 4 yrs ' 10.4 121 h ; The Ebor, I yrs, Inst 1016; Arisl" 3 yvv. 10st 416; Scarlet Runner, 3 yrs, 10st 216; Harp 3 vrs, Ott 214 ; Stargazer, 3 yrs, ost 12Ib : Barber of Seside, 4 yrs, Ast 101 b. CRESTEUFIELDHANDICAr Of .5 sore each, and 100 added. —Maid of Masham, 6 yrs, 9,4 21b; Woolwich, 5 yn, Bst 10th; Italian, 4 yrs, 7st 10Th; General Sale, 5 yrs, 7st 811,; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs, 7st Sib; Lady Hylda, aged, lot 616; Snowstorm, 4 yrs, let 41h; Oxford Blue, 4 vrs, ist lib; Melody, S yrs, 7 s t ; H e r o i ne , 1, yr., fist 1 21 b; I'rime Minister, 3 yrs, Get 1215; Scarborough, 4 yrs, Get 101 b; hy Gladiator out of Princess, 4 yrs, Gst 10Ih; Seaman I 4 yrs, Est 101 h; Brown Fly, aged, Ott 81h ; Lady Eden,47rs:l G.tloib; Le Juif, 3,yrs, Gst Alb; Humphrey, 4 yrs, Gat ,lb ; Ribnldry, 6 yrs, Est , lb; Brennue, 4 yni, 6sl ; Eber,4 yrs, 6st 41h; Mitt Hayes, 4 yrs, Est Sib; Candlewick, 4 yrs, Gat 4th; Constellation, 3 yrs, fist 41h; England's Glory, 3 yrs, fist 3lb ; Lough Dawn, 3 yrs, Get 216; Blister, 4 yrs, 6st ; Calculator, 3 yrs, Gst ; The Wren, 4 yrs, Sit 121 b; bl c by Prince; Carodoe out of Miss Julia Bennett, 3 yes, Set 1211, ; Shilaudier West, 4 yrs, fiat 10Ib; Paluetta, 3 yrs, .sst 101 h; Louis Napoleon, 3 yrs, sst 1016; hick stress, 3 yrs, sst 101 b ; Gipsey Boy, 3 yrs, sst 10th ; Cheap John, 3 yrs, Sot 1016 ; Catty, 3 yrs, sst 10I6; Britannia. 3 yrs, Sot Sib; f by Emilia. out of Nan Darrell, 3 yrs. ant 71h: Harp, 3 yrs, Sit 71b; Gholah Singh, 3 y . rs, sst Olb ; ANIL 3 yrs, 3st 411); Follow-me-Lad., 3 yrs, oat Ilh ; liz change, 3 yrs, .sst.; Worcester, 3 yrs, 3st ; Prudery, 3 yrs, 4st ;lb. YORK AUGUST MEETING. THIS DAT. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Nancy .. 1 Maid of Masham .. 2 1 tungerforti . . . a Won in a canter. 8 started. AQUATICS. ROYAL. Y.tent Ste:ADMIX REG 1.TT.1. COW Bs, WED% ESUAY EVENIMi.—TIie annual dinner of the mcm bs rs of the Royal Yacht Squadron was held lost night in a spacious saloon erected in front of the club-house, and was very numerously attended. The Right lion . the Elri of iltnn, commodore of the Royal Yat Id Squadron, was in the chair. Several excellent speeches were made during the evening, and on the health of the commodore and officers of the American yacht America being proposed, it was warmly responded to by Cul Hamilton, who dwelt at great length on the necessity of maintaining a cordiality of feel ing between the two countries. The gallant colonel's speech was listened to with great attention, and he resumed his seat amidst loud and general cheering. The race fur to day was fur a cup, value 100 guineas, the gift of his Royal IlighnesA Prince Albert, for large class schooners of the Royal Yacht Squadron of 110 tons and ribose. 'rho course was from a vessel moored off the club-house, proceeding eastward, passing Norris Castle, Osborne house, Hyde, and round the Nab Light, returning by the same route, and from thence proceeding westward round a vessel stationed off Yarmouth, returning and finishing at the starting vessel. At a few minutes after 10 o'clock the following vessels appeared at the starting station: Tom. owners. lieutriee 151 ... Fir P. Carew, Bart. ... White, blue border. U.ll4alial tts ... Marquis , •f Coati-wham Waite It ea. bleed; band. I C prisiu 313 ... C. It. M. Talbot, 31 P. .. Blue. 'chow, awl rid. Glory qua es IGO Si, 11. B. llesthtun. B mt. lied St w luiechtrriered. The Wyvern, 20i, the Duke of Marlborough, was entered, but did not appear at the starting vessel. At half-past ten, all being in readiness, the signal gun was tired, and there being a tolerable breeze front the westward, the yachts sans got under weigh. The Beatrice, being to the wind wazd, wan the first to cant round, which she did its quick time, and was soon on her way with the lead ; next fol lowed the Gipsy Queen, utter her the Constance, and the Capriuttrn in the rear, hut not far astern of the Constance. 'they kept in this order for the whole period they 'trio from the vesse l , but up to the tune of starting clo,ing this report nu further information could be obtained us to what may be the ultimate result, which must be de b :Ted until to-morrow. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS HAY. BROMPTON COUNTY COURT. B A. Amos, Fw. L►.UN O. ADIIESIA. The plaintiff, a pi...slimier of languages, in this action sought to recover 3'. 2s. of the defendant, who is well known in this country as General Count Ventura. Mrs. Leon, a careworn looking lady, with a family of infants, appeared for her husband, and stated that the clam was for translating and afterwards transcribing documents. Count Ventura, who does nut understand our language, I was assisted by Mr. Hanson, the churclawarikn of Kensing tun, and 3lr. Brandt, as interpreter. It aippeond that the general is prosecuting same very heavy claims upon the East India company, in the course of which he has to write 1 to the lA•adenhall officials. The plaintiff undertook to put hi' letters into English, but as the defendant swore, trans fated his French into Italian, and he nut knowing Italian from English, forwarded his claim to the East India, directors in, to them, is foreign language. The grievance of the count was thus added to, fur uo answer was returned to his Italian memorial. However, in pity to the defendant's wife and family he had paid 51., and only resisted paying the other portion on the grounds of imposition. His Honour having gathered from the plaintiff's wife that some transcribing had been done, gale a verdict for half the amount ; upon which the count said he considered the verdict an imputation upon his honour. The Jude, smiling —Oh, no, you leave this court with out the slightest imputation upon your honour or your credit u a man. Mr. 11r.utdt having interpreted this to the count, he said his honour, which had never been impeached with impu nity, wam satisfied. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Br/outran Cowes Ilcancurt. _ _ _ FRAUD. G. E. Stalseeorlhy, 67, pleaded guilty to a charge of forging a receipt for V. 25., with intent to defraud the Lon don Philanthropic Society. The prisoner had formerly been a collector to the society in question, but was dismissed; and it appeared that, after this dismissal, he had taken advantage of his former connec tion with the society to receive su bs criptions on their ac count, giving receipts in the name of the society. Sentence was postponed. IitIOIS Ma. lenses tuts. THE LATE CAST OF HEOGISX. C. Real, 32, and J. Kelly 20, two well-dressed young men, were indicted for a robbery, with violence, upon Wil liam Day. Mr. Platt prosecuted. The prisoners were defended by Mr. Charnock and Mr. Ripton. It appeared that the prosecutor, who is a trunkmaker in the Strand, was on his way home at twelve o'clock at night on the 27th July, and as he was • passing by the corner of Mercer-street, Long-acre, he ob served two men walking at • short distance from each' other towards him, and when they came up one of the men seised him behind, and the other pressed him for- eibly round the neck so as almost to throttle him. The effect of this and other violence was to render the prosecutor insensible, and when he recovered he found himself lying upon the pavement, and his gold watch and chain gone. The prosecutor was unable to identify the men who had assailed him, but a man named Apple ton, who was standing near the spot, spoke positively to the prisoners being the persons who committed the out rage, and it was also stated that one of the prisoners re sembled the man by whom the watch was pledged after the robbery. The witness Appleton was very severely cross-examined by the prisoner's counsel, who endeavoured to show that he was a person of disreputable character. The counsel for the defence addressed the jury at consi derable length, contending that the case rested entirely upon the evidence of Appleton, and that the testimony of such • witness was not entitled to credit. Witnesses were called w ith the view of establishing an but the evidence was of • very unsatisfactory cha racter. 1 he learned judge summed up, and the jury . returned a verdict of Guilty against Loth prisoners, and they were sen tenced to be transported for life. RAILWAYS. IRIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The share market this morning opened better than it closed yesterday, except for South Eastern, which are only 21, and rather better prices have in most instances been paid, in cluding Ilrightons, Lancashire and Yorkshires, and Midlands. This last-named stock has experienced a considerable improvement, hay lug been done at 41, in consequence of the traffic being only 430!. less than last year. The statements of the chairman at the meeting yesterday arc also interpreted in a favour able sense. The present quotation, however, is not soloed as it has been, being 401 to l'riees gene rally are a shade flatter that at the opening of the market. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o•CLocI. Yesterday afternoon a rally took place in the Eng lish stock market, t he appearance of purchasers causing an improvement of 3-16 to per cent. At these en hanced rates the market to-day has been firm, though tko business presents no feature beyond a purchase of Reduced Three per Cents. on public ac count. Consols have ruled steady all morning at 961 to for money, and 961 to 1 for the 11th September. The official record of transactions embraces the fol lowing, viz.: Three per Cent. Consols, 961. ; ditto for account,96l ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97,i, ,1; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 90, ; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 951 ; India Stock, 260; Bank Stock, 2151, 1. 1 he unfunded securities are steady, and the mani festation of a little inquiry fur Exchequer Bills has raised the rate of premium Is., business being re ported in the large bills at 475. and 18s. premium, though the smaller amounts mark 41s. and 475. only. I India Bonds rule at 4145. to 575. premium. Business in the foreign stock market to-day is so restricted as to be little more than nominal, and prices remain unaltered for all descriptions. The business list of the morning comprises only : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at .501. Mexican Bands for account, the 29th of August, 281, I. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1 8 41, 321 ; ditto Four per Cents., 32!.. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., Intl. Spanish Three per Cents., 34. The Medway, West India steamer, has brought specie to the amount of u 75,619 dollars, or 19.1,1•25/. sterling. The returns of the traffic on most of the lines of railway for the last week are now known, and show no falling off in the extraordinary movement of late prevalent, all the metropolitan lines especially, con tinuing to pre-cut a very large increase over the corresponding week of last year. The Great Western, London and North Western, South Western, Great Northern, Lancashire and York shire, and York, Newcastle, and Berwick are particularly favourable. The London and North Western return is 63,698/., against 52,0244 in the corresponding week of NA showing an in crease of 11.6;4/.; the Great Western, 26,541/., against 18,501/.--increase, 8,3361.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, 18,764/. against 17,187/.—inerease,l,477/.; the London and South Western, 16,155/. against 13,9961—i wren 5e,4,1:A9/.; t he York,Neweast Ber wick, 16,5334, against 1.1,7m1/.—increasc, 7161; the York and North Midland, 10,1131., against 10,100/. — increase, 13/.; the Bristol and Exeter, 5,379/., against 4,7Bll.—increase, 796/.; the Great Northern, 14,436/., against 4,69ll.—nicrease, 9,8451.; the North Star tiodshire, 6,211/., against d,379!.—increase, 632/. The Midland returns present a better comparison than of late, the decrease being only 4311. This year's return is 25,129 , ., and last year's 25,560/. The Peninsular and Oriental steamer, Pottinger, yesterday took out specie to the amount of 103,2194, of which 3,299/., was in gold, and 99,9204 in silver. Of this amount the gold was 272/. to Alexandria, 2 ; 191/. to Ceylon, and 1:436 1 . to Madras; and the silver, 55,335/. to Bombay, 1,2404 to Singa pore, 7,640/. to Hong Kong, and 32,6051. to Cal cutta. In bank shares a fair amount of business has been done during the ucek at good prices. The sales comprise:—Australasia (40/.paid), 361; British North American (30/. paid), 43 ; Colonial (23!. paid), 11; Commercial of London (20/. paid), 231, 26 ; ; London Joint Stock (10/. paid), DO •, London and West minster (20!. paid), 281; National Provincial of England (t3at. paid), 40, 391; Provincial of Ire land (251. paid), 421, 42, ; Union of Australia (23!. paid), 33, 1, 35, cx div.; Union of London (10!. paid), 14!. In Dock shares there is little change. Commer cial stock is worth 84 ; East and West India, 1411; London, 1131, 113 ; St. Katharine, 781 cx div. ; Southampton, 17;. Prices of steamboat shares are well supported. General Steam Navigation Shares mark 271; Pe ninsular and Oriental, 68 ; ditto New (31. paid), 0 ; Royal Mail Steam, 791, 80, 791. Quotations of insurance shares arc much as before. I European Life shares are rather weaker, whilst Law Life are looking up. The present quotations of the market arc :—Albion, 86; Alliance, British and Foreign, 2l ; ditto, Marine, 371 ; Atlas, 161, cx div. ; British Commercial, 61 ; Church of Eng- I land, V, 3 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 25 : Co ` unty, 81 ; Crown, 13 ; Eagle, 61; Equity and Law, 41 ; Engli s h a n d S co tti s h Law Life, ; European Lite, 11 ; 1; General, ; Globe, 133 ex div.; Guardian, 511 cx div. ; Imperial Fire, 213 ex div. ; Imperial Life, 18 Indemnity Marine, 301 ; Law Fire, 21. 16s. ex div.; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 4 ; London Fire, 19; London Ship, 19; Marine, 16; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 21; Monarch, 1 ex div. ; National Loan Fund, 24; Phoenix, 156 cx div. ; Professional Life, ; Provi dent Life, 30; Rock Life, 61; Royal Exchange, 2211; Sun Fire, 209; ditto, Life, 48; United Kingdom, 4 ; Victoria Life, 3, 34. Shares in the General Reversionary and Invest ment Society are quoted 92 to 93; Equitable Rever sionary, 1091; London Reversionary, 41; Reversion ary Interest society, 1001. Miscellaneous stocks and shares arc quoted as follows in the official list:—Assam Tea Company, 8; Australian Agricultural, 13; Australian Trust, 20; Anglo-Mexican Mint, 231; Canada Company, 49 ex div. ' • Hudson's Bay Stock, 203. Price s Patent Candle Company, 23 ; South Australian, 231; Van Diemen's Land, 1. KNOLI3II 11:31D6.—Tnp, 1162. hank Iltnet. 215 16 Loa; AnnmUe.. 3 per Ct. Iteleaed. PT* Sto.M, 3 pm et. emsols. 00f Pima 11m , 16 1,6001.,546. 57.. p.m. n wet. Con.olt, Ezclmqua 15111..1.%66..43.1.4d, pm. (Muds fun Acct., 201 YORCIO: 41 per Ct. Belgian. f. 3 5 6 c . C , f . . 0 11 .. ra t til l lr. PO 6 6 per CL HUM, At ref. SS 5 6 per Ct. Chlllan. 104 6 3 per Ct. Chtlian. 64 6 3 per Ct. Danbef. TT 9 2* per Ct. Dutch. 591 dO 4 per Ct. Dutch. 926 Kquadefr. 34 1 par Ct. Greoada, 145151 Bgrdlnion 5 INT LATEST FOREIG IN FUNDS. 3 per Ct. Maxima. 681 # It per CL Peruvian, 00 Ihtto Deferred, 13 4 5 per CL Fettugue 33 3 1, per Ct. Iltoolso. 114 116 46 r.' Ct. Itoo4art. M# per Ct. 'pan WI, Aetsve..3l 3 per Ct. SpaoLth, 3711 ij Pass.ro, 51 24 Per CL Veueruela, 30 2 Do. Deferred. 11 13 r OKA., j dir. par. 1N EXCIIANOES. SAAR= AND IFOCKS UNOUARANTN6D. RAILWATIL Yesterday. wales to , tay up to 1 o'clock. 117 M:Adee. . —., -. 91 91 9 9 I ID 1 Ss: Amhara. Notting, Boons I ' sad Eno Junction 44 44 41 In 132:111ne.Wely.&Stoursallee 9 Lu 31 1 26 nelinsbead, Lanwashire,‘ I Mrs Jun.. late 131.49.1 d. 13 41 dl. OA :In kaki mad Easter ... 791 3111 64. ,30 4.l.6duelan ... ..._ .- 11l lel 101 Id 10 IChener awl Holyhead l5l 15: 131 10 143 len& and Belfast Jun 32 &idle 43 154 °East &gnus (al5 La S rod Lk U)... ll 11 ... 3 111 1 30' T no. tete B. a l'l. ) I s 9t_. aKfirtions Counties ° i 3 31 1 i 23 2.3T.astern Unioa, Clans A ' (late E. U. lib.) ... , 41 11 15 33 I Do. elaw U aad UMW 31 341 1.5 25' Can Lannothins ... l3 2111 131 5; G : L9J. New I .horn 30 SO ;Vast * West India I and birm. I 0041400 4t. S 9 :11.1inburah and Ulawow 27 29 et 2i : re Ediuborgh rertis,Utusideb 41 51 13 15 !Gat Nnetbera -. II) 12,! Do. a ,Isarta,4.llefern SII 5 il la, 12 3 : Uo. 1 awns., Kb peret. 121 12 121 1 Su IQ J.:Laos:WI...l Weet.(lrel 3, 1 3 9 1 at. lOU :Great Westens ... 17 u ; Do. .42.7.._ ,- _., 50 52 ;Inneanter and Carnal.: 1 , 4 II;1 Do. Third. .. -. 04. 100 'Lascualstre untl • Y‘wk.thtru 474 404 4$ 1 15 2 . D.. a .hares ... .. 20 II; LW. Fill:, ... - 20 ', 11, Do. Writ 80i1441Volcal " SO 130 Leeds Northers ..,° l9l 101 10 4 1:1 11; Inc Jae oral ßlaeliwaU , 6 61 St. 100 Los.. 11.righton,St S. Coot, 91 1121 024 1 St. ;100 lwedon & Nortlenseeral Ili 119 113 • 33 :31 lk.. do., New Inane 1 11 3 pia 2. 1 'l2 Ibi. Fifths . 2 3 111 10 1 Do. si ,, .k.,si.i.i it.(C, 1 114 24 at. WO Londoe & South-194.4m SO 91 to die ea ; 42 7 Dn., £5O ... ... 611 „ 91 4i. „ 324 10 II I D... Lid ... .... I s ri I6' SSlAlanch.jtuz.,stullllallnek , 1 2 11 at. limo awleh.othel.,&lonooliodb: lei 171 . al 6.. 4; n Pax:dak Lind. Union 3 24 41/ 84. too !Midland ... ... ... 50 35 Do. LSO Aare. .. --I 2 1 202 ale 141 14 1 at. luo Do. Nam. and Leahy °l9 21 SO 471:11.diand Great Weatern(l) ' 15 25 Newourket ... . I 11 71 V . !'Newport, Aberisorenny. : and llereLed... ... 31 41 de 4 14.. 100 Norfolk .. ... ... TO IS Do. New /120... . 34 311 Northern (°otiatkie ' Valor, 3 21 die St.: 25 !North braiib -. ... l5l ill 10 117 ,°North Statfordahire.. . V/ 91 ea 71 1 20 ,19 (North W.-tern .., . 1 Its . I Noel, &A .uth Weet.Junu.' SO 19 °dont, Wore., & Wolver I 141 IS St. 33 eacatish Central ... - : 134 131 23 ,15 Santee latinand ... - : If nl Do. New . ... ... ! Illi 1132 ihrewt. & Bina., Clime A 7 7 9.1 91 Do., Claw 8... ~. 41 4 101, 1 nrewsbury&HereferdUld 31 3 Os 26.: ell ebrewahury and Clefter (Md. W. Min.) ... . 13k all Do. llama ... ... 2'. 24 1 Do. Oisreary ... I. I Lb. New 4 1 die 20 6'; ahrapebtre Vain ... 31 54 ;South Peron ... ... St. 30 South Ga .:tern ... ... lll 211 211 1 ISO 34 aouth Wale. 29 ; 15 '4,:uth l'orkah.StaiverDut ' d. 19 51 6 ; ihef.,Roth.,soioole,a.ll4l IS IS atietoor tool H ltuttfurmlusui 01 9 ' 16•2.4 t mud orktue artlepool- 9 10 30 ' 12:: HatnealloyeaLloekliltail. It 15 de 8!II : %%tic of Neath ... ... - die Su So 1 Wuturf tr,l and Limerick — St., 2.1 Voik,Neweaulellkerrisi 17 174 171 19 .9 I Do. do. tatuut..066 25' 9 1 w I.se.O.N.E.Pureleue st.' so j York aul Yurtk Midtaa4 17 174 6 71 Ca 31 dim I. 171 LINES LEASF.D AT FIXED RENTAL: se IBerk.. N Hunts. Itat.3 per: Ct. Geord to Gt.Westeral 1 Ipa 311,BunisexeiniAuxioritJune I ealkdolypd.,uetednguar: . entre to Gt. West. 20 3n Snli Dittn ritb!iut a guarantee, (leaned to Great Western 23 21 SO L 3 Iltrot., W 01," and Dudley' c.thedulyral.,orwitheuar Ie ..Ito G real WeArrn II 10 pae ih 20 LS Di:to witbout•purantee (leased to Great Weetern 7 1 pia Buckineharn.hire (*and to Loud! ink 74:Wee:term 171 11l IMP Cr:and:de Jursetioe 'leased to raledonise '44 44 25 Ilistlisue,lnpb.ituar (ka.t Ito Gt. Northern) 33 331 101oeeeittr A De.:a FONM (11 , 14.1tAGrtatWegeT11 f 3 pea Hullikuelb7(l.l orktVellid• 102 It 4 I Do. 4.4a4,. (41:10) p3l S 2 Do. I .hares Idled 2.1 24 Lards Brad:ord Clio 'Load 101 103 pLoodon an: Grreowleh ! !Gen•rd I•, South Y. ~tern; 111 II Ditto Preference i•lattor . 23e fie ty.tar.iptreent.l (awed to Norfolk) . 14 If Northerekkoutee 5 perCt, (leased to Eamt.C.Ven o ce l 33 37 D.tto ditto New .. I e ti ra PreetoftlWyre (Ire. kk. Week kLeee.&Yorkl 43 43 Data ..b.tree (Al 01110,1 gj 14 pm Glad., Guild., and Illelgate Owed :o rtu.:ll. Lotet n 111 221 &yam and Illteklo (kw to Great Northrta I Do. Sheered. Eaten.(ditto 11 2pm ,IXoute SIAM wdrbire to Mr. 31%!ean 3l 3 die Wear Valley, 0 p. Ct.gua (leased to educktneStDor l5 AS ex dly So ISt ' So 1211 H 11 aboadisa... et, _ le ,Caledwinlo .. . 61 7i 13 13 MOAN ad ... 13 151 S# all , Daddrei. Neb. add Mfrs' ~11,1 I don Jamaica OW $1 Iftwaselisa(N.los)ip.C7. If 2 111.10iNant Counties Eateas., I I S !Rect. # I, par pta 61 q N ar. do. N o. o. 2 ids par 10' 1 0a. "awe par Cent stock 10 101 110 1 * 1999 . 1 hdallseralp/na. 6 p.Ct II 11/ I $ Illtabures, Peril, and I I Donde*, 54 par twat 1 die par 124 1 W:twat Nortbera 3 per Deno 1 1 131 $1 • 01.8tetsWe.tro,1)Y.Watbs, 11 pm et. 10$ 'Oreat Western ( sowerast,dWeywiltk.) 9) 91 6 LanwidreNTeeka I NM, Ala at' 11111 DIN* $ par Ont. Mock' hlOO Lara=llWit,all.Coast,, , Is3l Ir?Caare"lZl4F- .1 SO $ IwaloakikhWestere New 3 1 1 Ise I 15 23 Maa.laseltalsaa. fea.Nol' 114 17# 10 I 0 ' Do. New CIO . 116 111 3 I Do. sa _4 Iwa 13.1100 I l lid l addCoakir.ie.sp.vts xi 129 „ . NM* Is~trMas r.. De. $ i per Cent. Einar. lialth titbit 0111114 Worcgifxier,.. Weher., 513.8 par Coat einimitaiftri(Nor.W.l NW.) II par Cud— • loath Dims Tort. liseird;:k OLSorth of Zsg.putels. Ditto Ditto 4i •a 43 S POILZION RI MI 60 Boulogne add Mann M SO Costrel Mime (Vienos) ,10 I SSW. . 10 10 .irat Ldinn 6 i 'Gnat ham Padua& .. 34 Do. 111' 17i Mario Antonia ... .. 10 Te Do. do. Now ... .1 10 10 Namur ma Lire 30 II 2krtbere or ... 110 I Odiam sad Bordeaux ...! te to PArtil and Orleans ...1 10 So Faris aad lours II 17 redo and Strasbourg ... 16 SO Baum and Ham 10 ' 10 22nbre and Memo 10 16 Toms mid Nadirs dr Meet Auden I 1 i as I 1 Fs IS 104 13 154 13 14 IS 4 1 1 14 dia ILWATII. IT 1?1 21 11",,. 41 4 k " 1 i k 2 1 : I 0 10 I 4 H i t I ° 4 4 4 1 di 9. 511 11 1411 ex d las 9 S de I fs NORTIIEBN AND EASTERN RAILWAY COMEANT.— At the half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this company yesterday, the report was adopted, and a dividend declared for the half-year ending the 30th of June last, and payable ou the 25th inst., as follows :—On shares guaranteed 0 per cent. per annum : 601. paid, 11. ss. each ; 431. paid, 1!. Is. 6d. each, less property-tax. On shares guaranteed 6 per cent. per annum: 501. paid, 11. 10s. each; 431. paid, 11. 6s. 6d. each, leas property-tax. li Yoe Account. PARIS, Aco. 20. Poe . --, Money. :ensuing I RION* I Lowest andni. —.-- 3 per Cents. j I ,; 37 40 37 50 AT 30 37 40 37 40 per Cents. 4 per Cents. 41 do. New la 3 per Omni. Itsoltange OM 1.0114011 : at stint, 23 71; 90 dups,.l4 111 Doldtan, 3, 1010 Do. 3, .2 ... Roman Loco, 1131 .. 732 Do. ... Do. Trecture Honda 4 ... Piedmont p. Cent*. 01 - 70 ... I Dank Mares BERLI?f, Aro. 19.—Voluntary Loan, 106:; Ntw Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104; State Loan, 89; Bank Shares, 1001. Vixxxa, Aro. 19.—Five per Cent. Metalligues, 961; Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841 ; Bank Shares, 1,215; Exchange on Pans, 1401; Exchange on London, 11.42. THE GREAT EXIIIRITION,—The sale of season tickets produced yesterday 11. 10s. The money taken at the doors amounted to 2,2171. Els., making a total of 2,2181. His. The police report gives the number of visitors at 44,567. -.- ADMIRALTY, ACC. 20. ing Assistant-Surgeons J. Angus, P. Govett, W. Ayre, and J. W. Elliott, to Penelope. Naval Instructor Alfred Turmin, to Calypso. Muster's Assistant A. D. G. Sutton, to Slteareeatte. Acting Carpenter W. Adams, to Virago. Boatswains W. Flint, to Waterloo, and J. Butler, to Ureesan. Carpenter D. Thompson, to IVaterloo. THE ACCIDENT AT THE ÜBBERLEY COAL MINE— At the inquest held to inquire into this affair, at Shelton, yesterday (Wednesday) morning, the facts given in Tues day's Express having been proved in evidence, a verdict was returned to the effect that deceased met their deaths at the Übberley colliery accidentally, and the jury accompa nied their verdict with an expression of regret that govern ment (who had received notice of the accident) had not sent an inspector to investigate the cause of the accident. .—Act- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANK—THIS DAY. Sunsrt.—The market continues very dull, the public !MC of 7,400 bags Manilla and 1,000 Pernambuco were with drawn for want of buyers at pre ?Mut rates. Refined with ont alteration. Grocery lumps, 411 s. to 495. Cuvs•ee.—Plantation Ceylon has become dull of sale, ut last week's prices; 100 casks offered in public sale, and chiefly bought in. 300 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon sold in public sale at 405., which is a decline of Is, upon tho late highest point of the market. Tea remains steady, with a limited amount of business done. beterA.—There has not been a public sale to-day. Pi mento sold by private contract, at iTd., which is a shade in favour of the buyers. Corrox.—This article wears an upward appearance. 1,200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at j advance un lad week's currency. Seturra.---Rum anal !Iranily without alteration in prices. COCHINEAL remain% steady. INDIGO coutinucs lull of sale. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DM. The market i* again soh aneiug. Advice* from St. Pe terAburg are ug.ein :ho. 'eight r, with every prospect ut a further advance. Present quotations are as follows :—Town ; Petersburg V.C. 011 the spot, ilk. ; last three months, 395. 6d.; Jan. and March, 395. W. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Miens report a slow trade at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, 70s. to ihs. ; inferior ditto, to film. ; new ditto, .5.55. to 7011. ; 'town, 60.. ; Closer, old, 70i. to 53 , .; new, 601. to 80s. ; Straw, 21s. to 20s. corroN.--itAvitE, Acut•sr 20. The cotton market to-dov hos htrn very active. Sales up to o'clock 1,1 O boles. Prices very firm. Tris-ordinairo New Oilcans, 821. LOCAL SHAW? MARKET& LIVIIIIIIPOOL, Atm. 20.—The market for shares is rather better to-day than yosterday„ but we hare not much business d oin g. Lad lane ohire,l3l—Lineanire and Yorkshire, 41 --into ;MTh shares:, /113-14 d.—lked* nod think, 10—Lon.lon and North West ton, 11Si -Ditto (wow 1 sharsol, xi t 49-104tba ( i sham.), 21 1 1611—North Woos rn, II ,4. —cloutti Faistern and borer 21 i - York, Newcastle, and Berwick (Extenstel, No. 1 coal 2) a it.— York and North Mideast. 16L -Great southern and Nester'', lal, Avo. 29.—There were signs of more einirsletice in the market tosday, and both camas ass busitiess were brier th xi a day or two ago. BlltWiNaltalt, Aro. 20.—The market was firm to-day, but with very little doing. Birmingham, N'ulyerhatisphin. and Stour we,7 transucted at lu per share; and Shreisabury and Mrs mini/him jr. rerenee at le= and 10/. 3.. 9.1. per Mare. Ltittwriil., APO. 2( l .—The market is a shade better than yesterday. treat Western Original Shares bring done at 79/ ex. die. Larns, Ara. 20.—We hare had a little more business this morning on 'Change; but, though this was the case, the omits. ti ma do not a shibit any dnarmement, except in Mtdb aids, whose 111,4 : 11 hint Iro-s up to 43 ; a ;debt ade net in Great Nr rtherns, which el-red at ; oid Lancashire and Yorkshire., which ,:wed at lak. The other chi/linden's. were so —East Lane:Aires, 132 ; Midlands, 211 dm.; Sorb British, 6; North Westerns, 111 di,. l'AitiS, Aro. 20.—St. Genitain, 137 50 ; Versailles (right b mit`, 270; ditto (leg brintil, 231 33; Paris and Orleans, ban; Paris and R men, 610; 'boom and Havre, 240 3 - i; MarariPes arid Avignon, 207 San; Strasbourg and Bale, tat 30; Centre, 431 11; Boulogne and Amide', 270; I)rleatts and Bordeaux, 3113 7.• ; North. ern, 41:6 3.5; l'ari• still •trioxiiirc, 341 22; Tours and Nantes, 271 23; INeppe and Vetamp 200. NATIONAL. REFORM ftsaOCIATION.—T9Ie annual election of the council of this association by the man'o'rs at large, at which more than thrice the numbtre who voted On any farmer occasion recorded their suffrages, has re cently taken place. The new council assembled on Tuesday, at the Hanna of the association, No. 11, l'oultry, and was much mum numerously attended than usual. The chair was rake a by the president, Sir Joshua Walnislg, M.P., at 2 o'clock precisely, and the minutes of the preceding meet ing with the declaration of the scrutineers, enumerating the names of one hundred candidates, (out of nearly three hundred) upon whom the tlectiou had ladders , having been noel, the meeting ',metalled to confirm the rules and orders, by which the society ix governed, and to elect a chairman of the council (Sir Joshua Walinsley) ; a trea surer of the association (Mr. John Williams, M.P.); the secretary, and an executive committee. The president addressed the meeting at considerable length, detailing thu progress of the association during the present year with the practical results of their effort, not only in rousing public opinion, and instructing the people in their political rights and duties, but in the effect already produced upon the ministers of the crown. In the course of his address Sir Joshua Wahusley explained that a large number of meetings bad been held in many ',arts of the metropolis as well as in the provinces, andsubnutted to the meeting the expediency of holding a series of large meetings throughout the king dom during the recess. This subject he explained was un der the serious consideration of the executive committee, who hail already made arrangements for a demonstration to take place in the Free Trade Hall, at Manchester, on Wednesday, the 2ltla of September, to be succeeded by similar gatherings in many principal towns, with the leading reformers in which the committee were in correspondence. Sir Joshua Walinsley then proceeded to impress upon the meeting, in forcible language, accom panital with practical recommendations, the imperative ne cessity of increased and unremitting exertion during the period which will elapse before the re-assembling of par liament. The nature and extent of the reform in the House of Commons which had been promised by the prime minister, would mainly depend upon the determined expree trioll of public opinion, and he congratulated the council upon the eminent success which had attended their efforts, in uniting the Middle and productive classes, an union to which lie looked as the groundwork of ultimate success. Mr. Serie desired to express his cordial approbation of all that had fallen front the president. Ile strongly recommended that the association should steadily persevere in its present course, and declared his conviction that when the note of pre paration shall be sounded, as surely it will by some oozing out of her Majesty's speech, the association will find the estimation in which it is held by the country. Mr. John Williams, M. P., in returning thanks for his re-ch.:Aunt as treasurer, took occasion to refer to remarks which were frequently made ou what was called the want of energy on the part of the liberal members of the House of Commons. It was in vain for the people to expect any useful, exten sive, and practical measure of reform from the present House of Commons. The work must be done by the people out of doors. In them was the power to determine the fate, as well as the extent, of the New Reform Bill. It was with the people to declare their will. And no government could or would attempt to withstand it. The meeting was in every respect most united, enthusiastic, and satisfactory, and adjourned after a lengthened sitting. IIOYAL VISIT TO MANcItESTER.—Various conditional and provisional arrangements in connexion with the royal visit arc at present the subject of considera tion and discussion. As none of them can, however, bo considered to be positively settled, it would be premature at present to name them. We believe, however, that we are not stating more than we have full authority to do in making the following announcement as to the time and mode of the visit of our gracious Queen and her royal consort to this great manufacturing town :--In all probabi lity her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert will reach Liverpool from the north on the evening of Wednesday, October 8. The Earl of Sefton will have the honour of receiving the royal guests at his lordship's residence, Croxteth Hull. On Thursday the 9th October, the Queen and the l'rince will visit the town and port of Liverpool, and his royal highness may probably inaugurate St. George's Hall. tier Majesty and Prince Albert will leave Liverpool in the course of the afternoon sad arrive in the evening at Worsley New Hall,—the recently erected mansion of the Earl of Ellesmere, on a short visit to the noble earl and his countess. On Friday the 10th October, both her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert will visit Manchester ; and we believe also the sister borough of Salford, where loyal addresses will doubtless be presented to the Queen. '1 he royal party will return to Worsley in the evening, and so far as oat present known, will leave Lancashire for London and Windsor, on the morning of Saturday the 11th October. Amongst the distinguished guests invited to meet her Majesty and the Prince at Worsley, wo may announce that his Grace the Duke of Wellington is expected. It will be seen that the first visit of Queen Victoria to the second and third cities in her dominions, will be exceedingly brief— certainly far too short to enable her Majesty to form morn than very general impressions of either the one or the other. But of one thing we are certain, that in no part of the United Kingdom can a more honest and hearty wel ' come await the Queen of these realms than iu Manchester. The only reigning monarch of England who is known to have visited Manchester since the Conquest, was James 1., the first of the Stuart dynasty ; and our beloved Queen will be the first Queen of England, the first monarch during nearly two centuries and a half, and certainly the first sovereign of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, who has made a royal visit to Manchester.—Man- Meshy Guardian. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—This company for the last two weeks have deducted from the persons in their employ here two days' wages each (as we understand) towards pay ment of the damages lately awarded to Mrs. Blake, whose husband was killed at the Clay-cross accident on this line. Wo believe that no distinction has been made, but that clerks as well as porters have been " docked." On the former class, perhaps, it has not inflicted so great an injury as on the latter, many of whom are married men with families, and • deduction of ss. or fh. from the weekly wages of each for two successive weeks must have been severely felt. The injustice of such a course as this on the part of the company to us appears Vest" when we recollect that these men were miles awayfrom where the accident [ occurred, and that no blame . can by an possibility be attributed to them . — Livers hsshwe C'Arotseela. tt; ) I ' 4