The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-01 00:00:00

some W that ...0631., whilk being one smongis the hitt of actompt la this nettle, Lis kfidestle is so masks the mere eaten that s 3 thin(' be 1, or. Mane prepeirit their, that teether may their app' r may amiss of inetrilitio nor teekynnis of penurle end meat at ; sal Initial?, by his ?dainties expresecaneund sad erseem, we are to mom= ad you that the 'edgings to year Wane be irrepeiri• in the met handsome, ei ode, end eamelie order that eon be, with good e bi week we 'eke sait weekessellit mete, sad with geode, dais., , gad else midi, sad of suillelent lairgetteme, that their "le kaki" pievidoun of !karts for men and horse, that yeer streets sad mesas be kept elm. and that as lithe nee Midis& be seine epos the rime; and is special, that M IMPISOSOUR way betuizt your Imo awl the Aeldtotus be kespt elm, and that =Vmow ardour for reenoweing end fielding of ell mid ibe seise, bemus the sues is not cal • his Maiestise Ids mirk the Auldtman. whale the eontiatorle tittle, and whekeaeslti the INISISeIiS of that judie awns, and peirtyis batty is do Mir, Awl &yin, repair, hot the magma whillds will repair to your tones at that tyres will be n ide. he NO the esiledies, chetahs, sal other a monumentis in the Aalltean ; aad Its!, during that &bowls of the rimmed* 8 yaw, their be so beggaris ne vnoun your 0:= aer about your portie ; and recommending all file prolthem ID year cuasklerationn and performance, at eye stall pantie omcerning the credits sod reptratioun of your Maas. bey& his Mantles 'insular eontintment end ple ime, we lid yew Meths fereweele.—From Edinburgh, the sot. day of femur, 1817, your week ,wired goods *nail% Al. Cuteeikkus, binning, S.one, George lisp, G. Murray : A jakt-etoek company is being organised for the 'mama of dwelling houses for the working clerees in Edinburgh. The sato chorea for tl e commencement ell the experiment is in the neighbourhood of the university. The system might advantageously be followed in all our large towns. In commenting on the crowded state of the poorer localities in Abe rd een, as a means of promoting disc ore, a local paper crotes the rentals of certain localities; the object being to • show the increase of low-rented homes between 1841 and 1547 : 141-11. ken-e. irereue. At U. mtg.„ ON— —IAA SA MIR IS 5L:=1,111*„........... 5AL ...... » 100 U. r 1N me. la .... „ isacalM— • Mt OVA. ",. apist.:::: Ifs 45L set 1 Probably most saber peplum was would exhibit similar statistics were they onsets& PROVINCIAL. Tao Tait M= BlLL—Apublic meeting, tea party, sad ball were held at °ldeate, o s Tucsday c sentag ettaiesemorate the warn of the Teo Hours Bill. Mesa. PluMes sad Cobbott, oandidahrs st the last election tur the Lerrtaloa of Oldham were the ptiocipal Nearly dni tr as eple atteaded the terparty, and Mr. Field's ad. the assallilege at cestheraide length, advising them met to seek so szteasisa or amendment of the act, bet to bold fast by it, la the event of which it would, be said, brim them higher wages. lie drew attention to the agitates which had been going on scainst the - stem, proems* of taxation, sad sold Mr. Cobden bed now cot bold of the right god of the stick, to which point he advised the PVM bin. TIIIO TUN LITZIPOOL CORPORATE AND Doca Beravas —Yesterday, at nom, a meeting of the peri*hiiners of Liverpool woe held at St. Nicholas's Church, ter the par =ressiviag a report from a committee appiitthd at the vowey meetiag, to amidst the notation of subjecting that corporste sad dock estates to local rates. Results.i.-ns mere sathimously pried to aientorielise the dal committee gad the town instant., prey kg theta to lAes the preliminary Mr fee carrying out the desinsd object. FATAL FarlAllo2 Or FIRR,DAMP, NEAR LEIGH.— Os Monday an eaplesion of fire-damp took place at Memo. Wood sad Co.'s Colliery, Wadley Oren, afar Leigh, by whisk 'anent weekmea have been dresd•ully burned, and ire lanais ken already lost their lives. Soon after 6 o'clock in the month , the sea proceeded down the shaft of the pit E their work. and lighted auk d candles, although lame had bum provided far their us^. About haltpast 6 ties gee *sited, sad aa ezplosion took place. laying all la the pit pres•Jete, and by its force driving the cook mid slack as the pit mouth upon the honk and ask* the whole of the surrounding bead: fogo. Portemakely, the, IseadNearing was uninjured, amid ascend wa, who volunteered to search for the movltpospin were speedily let down the shaft. Twelve pawns wen found in the pit. The whole of the work. pmois had sot arrived at their work, or s much Ismer aramikeft would have wen down. Four of the number were load whoa boad. their eseFast being dreadfully mutilated. The Mk a hey, awned Job* Houghton, wits nave, bat kis mant:ligettra, and his holy was prnetrattd with a llentha at handle, nine inches Wee, and about one inch sad • haltdiamosse, the lone of the eaplosion having nearly buried this blast isetresse .tin the poor bey'. bony. It was 'stewed by Mr 'hideosity, moron, but he did wit survive by injuries sore than an hear-and.a t.alf. Thenther paving IMO Mellor lees 'injured. No time was lost in *xtricating the mobile ef the weans 170111 the mine. This pit brow was a mew of lademlibable woe. as the WiTt a saw their dead has. book and went' saw their dead ehildren, brought out of the Wm. The following is a list of the killed and wounded. J Asheroft, 49, left a wire and six ehildrea; R. Goulding, 31, left • wife and chill; W. Hampeon, 13, a drawer; J. T'ippl 13, a drawcr ;J. Houghton, 13. a drawer. Smith* liajan-d : B. Tickle, late of Wigan, 25 , wife salts. children ; 3.0 , 3i, very seemly burned ; M. Wilk wife sad the.e ehild,en residing at Heywood; T. D i Llogr i t i red Tattoo. Logue% on the Wilke were owealag. wseireular. • 11.M0.11/1.• CHARTISM AT BRADTORD.—This town has been WSW, trangall sines the capture cf James Helliwell and elaht or Mille ahem at the " Emmett s-ction" room, in Vie. • folereleastoa the sight of Widnosdiy, the 23rd ult. These =SO Ie haw given the death. blow to chording in Ilig dMsiat r as Isom tar • time ; and, indeed, this stew to belie splodge as She party, fee one of their 'toilets, who is Metes es Moe isms la the receipt of twa guineas a w•sk fur owdem Me smasher ago " imi.roved" the " death of assethwr hy • home to witch th public wore invited by a pass ginned losadnit a bLwAt border ! The }lssuers are tele Imethea *mambate-del. WARWICKSHIRE. DOMED IffOrnal.t.nas' Paarscnom ASSOCIA -1011/o.—Wilmsaw, mosibere of tLe liirmiagham breach MOM, inallignies ild their annual dinner is that town. In Am eddy poet of the day lir. Ald. Phillips laid the founds- Mensisem of as swim tor aged and decayed masher of the sonsilinn wish mash ceremony. in the pesernee of Mr. MAW" M.P.. est Dwag a Was consomme of perions. Co of f7rMeese, Murray Adgertiser, end one or t C wo lead Jim& aftswere delimited in a cavil in the hundatioa. The haw his te the Blisabethnn style : It will eon. sit of els bosomr i d will forst altogether an impcsing stisstsrs. la the maks; the members of the association sad their invade dined together at the Vauxhall Tavern, ander the protideney of C. Challt 13- the mayor. THIS NSW ROMAN CATHOLIC PRELATE, Dr. Ulla thorns, was enthroned is St. Chad'. Cathedral, at Binning. ham, os Wednesday, us bishop of the new Roman catholic sheers of Birmingham, in smordasre with the rescript m eshed het week from Pin. 11. CoiturfTSL or Tars; — Burns FOS MUSD'S Yesterday, at tit. Alben's Dennis Satiny, Thomu Sweeoy, Michael fieresey, and Thomas lladi.m, were charged who the wilful lased. rof Edward Swaine. It may be remess . bend that guessed wan killed dun., a riot in a public. less, where seine Esslingen were attacked by a number of Iri•k reapers. The magistrates determined on committing tho four prasesors for tail on its capital charge. miasmas A STEAMER WAS LAUNCH= on Wednesday, Bun the buildiag-yard of the Mows White, of Cowes, amidst • the cheers of numerous spectators. Tills reamed was, we hear, originally built for the Peninsular sail Oriental Steam COW any's service, but owing to elreuestanees has now been mold to the Sicilian poverameut. She ki named the Inde pendence, and will be tespl.yett as a war-st. emu. oLoucistlit , :mas. Tea RSPIISSENTATIOS OF CIIELTINUAH.—A meet ing of the friend. of Mr. Grenville Lennox Berkeley, the literal candidate fir the representation of Cheltenham. was held on Wednesday, in a spacious meadow, at Keys/ham. bank, near Chen. nham. Mr. T. H enemy, a Usgiewste of the sounty, is the chair. Mr. Craven Berkeley, ex./lumber for Mea t la, explained that he had called the useetieg is pu mice of a promise that be had made to introduce to them ne gentleman he nod eau cd as a eanilidate, and to hear an unix eittioa of his political priomples. His cousin, Mr. Oreuvilte . Berkeley, woe the peewit trimmed him in the representation daring the tempoarry, s.d, he hoped. short time, that be a spike) was held to be disqualified by the nest Ilsceies that any let of swot ever pawed. blr. Q. Berkeley obsened that in caning haws than • oak for their suffrages he pledged himself, ea ths weed of • gen&eau and a nun, that when the poinsettia termisatiJ er Mr. Craven Berkeley was 'gal in a position to repremat them, he won:d retina the trust into their hands Ile had been a liberal, wee then a fibers], and hoped to die • lilr raL He nee:ared hinrelf in favour of fru-trade earned out to its fullest extent — :r esa t ballot—ea exteosion of the suffrage, the g of pulauseste, removal of the Jewish din. • Wiles, ea equalisation of tax ttion, sad abolition of skunk wee. it was resolved, " That the straightforward vsy Is which Mr. G. Berkeley had announced his • p slid pelt tapirs was empty sufficient to show that It• is a It ton present the town, and the meeting pledged • to Ire Os beet enilesvaurs to wenn She mem.' Mr. B. EMU, tormerly member for Winchester, is expected to gene ferward in the conservative interest. A FRIULI Botts DM:Evelio' Leslie, otherwise Mlesik settee wise Villiers wee about two ye in since tried WI the Weed See lone for having fraudulently obtained a • pine eon Mr. Cultism which she shortly af.erwards eo:d st helkwies. She w an tiles arAuitted, end some time after meg* to °imam. r when the same perms, whose real sass Is Villiers, ban been brought up in the custody of the vim before the city magistrates, charged with having esocosl art elm of wearing 'ppm!, under false pet • lam, into Hes. Hewett, staymaker, of Southesilmstrest• • A peat deal of lemma app and to te manifested by • large 111111MbIR of automata to hear the examination, many of ' Ikea bowleg been the elapse of the prisoner to a greater ormailzgares. Tbe eiresnetasees of ate cue will be better If we detail theft to the hOM of a brief ; sworlithe. About a month sines the prisoner west to the MAIM gins limey, Idle keels Ike Nadeau &heel as Berkeley, and a presented that she was ht ribber, be %heti . ' she hoped in • law :aye to obal.itt. Shoal .n as i turtirif la I the county gaol at Otosseemer. Mho Mosey, who bad bees acquainted with the fam•ly of the *Amer Ate morel yews, Immediately allow. d her to reside at heehaw. sad she yr Maimed there until Saturday week lest, whoa she went out ea as email for her hombres, tekieg with her it Bab girl who lived with that lady. Instead of reteru%et, however, she went to the railway station, sad cased W. Ivey, the Meth, fee a relent taket for 01011111SUlf sayieg that MIN Noisy would pay Ire it. Mt Ivey, begot we IbilkStiatlld with Miss Mogey, gave dm primmer the sad the left fa tee nest train, alter keying seat the little girl bask win to Berkeley. Tlss ssspietoae of Mies Mew, wow aroused ott hearing of this, and oa examialeg her drawees she foetid that Mee or tea artistes of apparel were Wiring. In the train the primmer sic=l to serape up an acquaintance with a person who, on arriving to Gleaseester, secompsnied her to Dawes's soffewhouse, sad requested Mr. Dawes, to whom he was keown, to pay the greatest w tent on to the I .sly. Os the warner:is of the Sow day lallowilig a My. Wittr.m. an acquaintance of Mr. Dawes, called at the house, and Mr. Dawes, seeing that the prisoner appeared lonely, kindly introduced Mrs. Witham to Her, end they walked out together. In the 0011110 of the at , ernoon the prisoner represented herself as being about to be married, awl mounted Mrs. Witham's advice as to her choice of tradesmt n, expreseing her determination to reside in Gloomier. The result 01 this was that the shop of Mr. was mom ended for dtesses, and the next day the primmer traded epora Idr. Foxwell in company with Mn. Witham, and made choice of an acwranent of dreams. This wee foUoced by an err. r to Mr. Stratford, cabinet. maker, Mr Watts, tarnishing ironmonger, Mr. Isolate, perfumer, sad several ether purely, ; iudet.d we believe orders to the ex tent of more than true thousand pounds were given to the various tradesmen in Gloucester. • house Ins taken by the prisoner is the Spa, to which the tnings ordered were to be seat, sad the pri,oner was to have powession on Saturday, but asadeposit of 404. was required, sod the money not being forthooeung, she had never had the keys. She tweeted to a gentleman in Dublin, but on being written to no such person could be found, and this, c-uottal with other circurestanom, led to her arm hensiow A pair of gloves was found in her roma" w hub Mr. Foxwell alleges were stolen from his shop, and alto a quantity of papers which throw some light on her history. cud show that she is related to some bightl respectable lamina is that neighbourhood. As the felony at &amity was the dearest case aroma her, she was herded over to the county magatestee, rind by them committed to the sessions. CLERICAL. P aaaaaa rot —Bev. W lloyes. to Bt. Potreo Elwortb P. C. tatallualt, Molars; dim. titeekiro; 441.; pat, Vioor at masa:Wu NAVAL. Wommtos, Aro. et-sloop, was decked yethnlay to kV* ter d. feels wade food.—Advics, Lieut..than. e„ A. Path, end the Ads ice, a-v., Aettog Mager-Cam. J. IlAnnound, ban reliantly • spluytti .0 the with muter at renthethe, will be paid ~f on lioharday. • Itoullnk, , •.t.onnty, launched on tiatwday la to be towed op to tho knot hallo Ducks this a.ternews, to have her ma 'blowy Stied. MILITARY. THIS DAT TNT HALT- TZAKLT CHADOR of quarters or the Brion of (Auras (+trebly intimated by em) tans pale, as falcon: Uremedier (ner d s: 14 battalion, from Willimetces B arrels to tit. Jobe's Wood; gad tott..liom Inn ChM:honer to tbe Tower . 3rd hattalko, trout St. Jobies Wood to Pataterimtreet. Oildsinain Guards t Ist battalion, from the Tower os Windom; Ind bettall n, from Widest to to. Georgi'e c Barreeks,ar.squan. noes Ihmilin Oman IK battalion, from St. • Barrens (34. draw; tad battalion, Kum PorttoaaKlTtet Tolltaituli tionooko. St. James's-park. Ux DISIKBAIKATIOX AT Lim, tllO en9loll campmates of the 93rd Rest. Uust arrived from Ctimmia) are to proseed to Stirling Castle, to br nee 4.titined and coriattotid with the dripbt from Aberdeen. The rstablehment of Ibis reslseat is sow reduced from 1,000 to 000 rank sod die. The of the Ist bandies Royal Regt. is to proceed from Stirling to Annum, there to replier the &land the Ord. rite b9TIt SZOT. are ninnies from Kilkenny to Bier. The bird an ales about to move fr. us theses. SPORTING. TATTESIALML—Tooseota. L9AItntOTOS BIAIIIII.-2 to 1 Wet Doctrine, 7 to 2 apt The C. to 1 apt Selves, 6to 1 apt Mph& Doetsiaewee Inched freely at* to 2 ; Nothing else la request. 0111 AT Yoacraua HAPIDICAP.-7 to 1 east Epeatot (t). 6 ID 1 apt VaipM, 10 to I apt Lady Wildgr, 12 tot toot Caw vouch. 12 to 1 opt Mblast. 100 to II wt Yardity, 13 to 1 apt Maid of 1110tbervre41. 20 to 1 apt Prime alarile .0 to 1 opt Lola Kowa (t). Thentor, who hat the only enamel Is say los" ma batted very hooky st to 1. Cairns& sad Meld di goaltentall had may M St. Lsoaa.--6 to 2 apt Comma, 3 to 1 apt Justice to Inapt (t). 9to 2 heat Parette• end as *M ut 5 ( t o ll I liPt metier (I aad eft oft, 9 to I ash Optima J Caorsoo we beaked too fear or are hundred puede et 3 to 2 sad 3 to 1, and Justice to Ireland tue 60t I. m ova bet at 3 to I. ammo Jack wet shoot Mendel". DISBY.-3,000 to 150 apt Lord Boater's lot (t), 3,200 to 200 stet Tadmor (I), 2,000 to 100 apt Nunayttrk (t), 2,000 to 60 apt Iketague. MONEY MARKET. Taoasnav Beirrimo. The sales of money stook in Consols to-day were much more active than for time bargains, which may be considered as the natural consequence of the de claration made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer last evening,of his intentions in reference to the reali sation in money of the two millions credit accorded to him. 'netted of resorting to fresh issues of Ex chequer Bills, upon • market generally tender in re spect of that species of public security, or to the more vulgarised method of contracting for the whole amount at once with capitalists by way of loan, he has preferred to create and sell stork upon the market in such proportions, and at such periods, ea may be most convenient, cc mete especially re quired, for the public service, taking his chance mean while of such diversities of price as may prevail during the course of the operation in favour of or against the the Treasury. Excepting in some Stock Exchange quarters, where .oans are the more favourite, as they have bee the more common, and for speculation the more profitable, combinations, the course of unless dealing proposed by the Chancellor has bees viewed with general approbation, and nowhere moo se than by those leading capitalists on whoa the tee duct and responsibility of • loan operates mest eel oesserily have devolved, had that be the eels adoed for realising the money required. The market must hove been kept in a constant state of turmoil and agitation -by a lean contract, as tore riably has been the result heretofore upon such trans actions, to the eviden• discomposure of all values, and the discouragement of parties proposing investments bona fide in government securities, as the most solid and lust shifting of all values. So they ought to be, and are, when left undisturbed by the sudden and violent intrusion of an immense quantity of newly-created stock in the hands of a loan contractor, always hovering over the market, and de ranging it, because his pressing interest and anxious desire must naturally be to dispose of his charge es summarily as unable, and so shift his responsibilities for payment of scrip in lull upon, or divide it with, other parties or the public at large. As the Treasury does not, cannot indeed, require the whole two millions at once, it is the less necessary to create and sell more stook than what may suffice for the periodical discharge of liabilities incurred. It would be considered a prodigal waste of credit com mercially to anticipate payments not due fur two , three, and more mouths, by discounting bills menthe beforehand, for the sake, as it were, of having so much cash in hand, on which a high rate of interest and premium has been paid, whilst it remains idle and unproductive meanwhile until called for by the pay ments felling due. The Bank of England will, of course, be charged with the details of this financial operation, and doubt less • due selection of opportune seasons will be made for disposing of the new stock in the market. The amounts will be apportioned, moreover, or ought to be, to the state of money affairs, and ut the stock market, at the periods when brought forward for sale. An excitement, or extraordioary inter ference with the course of values or prices will thus be avoided ; and there is no reason to doubt that, upon general balance, by prices realised, and interest saved, the interest economieed forming a component portion of the price, the Treasury will be a gather tab) Enttll :gent& upon the whole. In the public interest the pin will be of greater ousideration still, to all the extent by COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. which the excessive fluctuations of price consequent Wore Yr. Coonatinioner rue. I upon loan contracts are prevented, and public values Re Jcerusox.—Richard Jewesson, merchant, of Great are maintained at more stable and equable rates. Winchester-tenet, applied for his certificate. The applies The new stock will be sold probably from the box at Hen was supptotcd by Mr. Cooke, and opposed ty Mr. the Stock Eacheoßei that la, to the beet bidder by Lloyd, for Mews. Doulton and Watts, and other creditors. A statement of the bankruio's affairs has already appeared public auction, in such quantities se may be deemed in this journal. The principal grounds of opposition were neoeasary, and therefore there will be the less impor. that the bankrupt had vexatiously defended certain actions; tanity or previous speculation upon anticipat ed- that he had assigned his furniture, some shares in • patent „ doom, main& as the orders for sale from the fuel company, and a policy of insurance, to a lady named Lindow, in contemplation of bankruptcy; and that he had ? tra ns/Iffy would probably not be issued until th e very accepted a bill for 2W , drown by Thompson, Primus, and of the day when they would have to be Co., and, when sued on the bill, denied the making sod caeca accepting of the bill, and all the endasemenU, and as soon Console improved upon the reading of the Chance as the cause was set down for trial became a bankrupt, lo having commitift so set bankruptcy six Boo thlogsannouncement to 881 to but left off for money not so good at 881 to 1. It may be observed that Mr. ooke contended that this matter ought not to be gone into, as the holders of the bill had not proved. This was money stock mar, in the first instance, be most nothing more than an irr guise a:tempt on their part to affected by the Treasury mode of operation. For eppese the arificate.—The Commissioner said he could cot account Console left off 86; to I. Reduced Threes, (educe it till be heard the evidence.—Mr. Lloyd said the 881 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 87 to 1. bankrupt had preyed on the trial that the bill was drawn in England, though purporting to be drawn in Bombay ; hence Long Annell es , 8 13 -16 to 18-18. Exchequer Bills, the b i der- fin ed in their action, and were saddled with 275. to 30s. premium. India Bonds, 19s. to 225. pre cuts. He bad kept his creditors at bay from November to mete. Beek Stock, 1981 to 81. India Stock, Jane. sad then was made bankrupt on the petition 238 to 240. of Mr. Lane ; his sollellor, Mr. Peddell, being The transactions in the foreign market were not so also solicitor to the asigsoms sod to Lindow, to wheat the bill of sale had ham gives. His debts were active ea for the Mat two or three days, although more 11,0001., and not 1001, of assets bed been realised. The varied. Portuguese were, after so much speculation bankrupt was examined at eceskimalle length. Amongst of late, Neglected to-day. The Fours were quoted 22 other facts it was licked that be bad Mae bankrupt before, to 3. Speilish Fives were rather better at 121 tot ; in reference tow Bich the commisismw absurd that such a the Threat, 2.3 Pas siv e, , person would certainly bare mac Beatty fa getting on , woqing4l-usa per '-' Oll Toliw; the Fours, puto than cos who had sever failed at all —la sawn *Jimmie tioa from the commissioner, Mr. Whitmore, the WINO se. 701 to l Russian were done at 1001, but quoted signer, stated that be had es yet only rionseed alio EN of still 99 to 101. Mexican were dealt in more freely, thumets.whichirereseattereardlovertheweeidtha Australis, b u t nacig• 161 to 17. Venezuela, 16 to 17. Bootee the B"l'aiw'and'inwhm•—iii•W'k•W°lll""'"i il ookioso Ayres, 20 to 2. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilian were of upper Talswinat, proved • statement ludic o w e hi s wa rm . kw b e . * sim o n y.* to I n a in advance at 84 to 7. This was wetting day in the 4001•11StkIl of a Moms ant or be Odell Niko kaki morket. PRISTWOOD STAKES Of 3 sea. each, With 20 5444 le WM, (4 rube.), were woe Is too beats by Mr. Medley's anti% bat h* Ow Is. sad Iletr.st.tow. lITOOSIDIDOS /1•N DICAP of 7 sena nett, and 60 added, the snood to bees 13 boa. oat at the MAW. 1a bib. (31 bah. 11 of wham declared.) Mr. Mertes% Herter ..... 1 Mr. Dames Primer &gal The tellowbo dee started, but were set plawl :—Moareock Wird. Wrist, ad Newer M. EAST WOSCESTSSIIIIII &m ass of 3 sow cask, and 30 added, la wit., were woo ea Ulm weak by lb. Meellt's Yobbo (lMe Mother Carer. Webs). bather Mortar NY lanyball. 81001 w ULT.—LADIES' PCILIS aa, 4trt4 to sweep. bakes of 3 as.,. each, ogle (3 sato), wee was by Mr. Orem.% Clara (Vlbliaboa, Intim Bekaa. UOLD CUP ( HANDICAP) STAVES of 10 soya seek. Is ft; the mood to sere kb Mahe. II miles. (14 baba. lof wbrea paid 3 mom ebb.) Mr. Memos% The Dust (l4lltehowee) Mr. Derfeee Filter loyal ISOKTISS' STAIRS of 3 eon. teak, and 26 added, 71 redo (6 tate.). were woo, is bar boats, by Mr. Daboport's \fix able*. beano. lawn* and two °thin. HAMLET PRAXES of 3 SOTS. WOO. sad 20 added. Heats, 11 ad*. (4 who) Mr. Wadletv's Grads (W. Sharpe) 41 1 1 Mr. E. Lord's Clabroyease. 1 dr Grass's Clara Mr. Mau% Laud ------ - -- DERBY 11•011L-Womaranse. Cauesweatat '..&33 et IW. 2 mike. Lard Chntallebra 111Maera (Oatil 1 Mrbad . Pork's tklig .. Calsdaa'a (Atdale (Taker 3 Sto2 so DlslaWoa y. Mai Tine 4 min 111 ans. Custsaristm BUM •i is nee. W 3O Wei ; tee mewl le wee Me Kim Meat leafs wig. RIO Mr. Mere Vim Oemeeer ....- --- I Mr. Mebedes 3 •to 4 as Mow Claannar, ant 3 tolaPyrimi. Wee tor tine gene ell a Wall ; rnd soind Pan by a eat, ; ikeltrea ale IRIS tig^ arl WI. Tatum ADD Foos Yam OLD STAIIIO et 10 eon. ea* 1 rig le rib& TM samod to saws Ids Maks. II (O. aide.(Nat (3 sob 2 Lad s.) Lard dbabiedriV e Dlotdloa Oates) 1 ) WOW/ 011161111 i. (Tooker ) 3 Was dawaty by • Isoph. Rua la 3 nit. 16 nca, LADIIII • ?VIM WU son added to a a sweepstakes of 3 son. roe b tba mad to awn Ids atake. Bono. 1 isw nib. Lord Clawarithro May Unwell . (Nat 2 1 1 Mr. Hart's Min Illawamaa (Lott 1 0 • Mr. r Illes Posh -- (Tea AT •2 2 Mr. Warn& Ida. ... (Iftwalairy 0 dr /be fret MP ter A =64. emel by a sea; mad esumwee. the third away. 1eC13.-W HILTON PARK SWUM 11116110.11. OM* ffird 25 added ; the secas• tones Isis din It i r. (11 van.) Mr. W. Jean's (Mann) 1 Mr. Rap's growo lla r (Marlow) 2 bto as MIL Was la saner. WILY43I CUP of 100 Klee, added to a handicap of 16 love. sea; 1•k. awl 3 Ply If declared; the leemd to ma bis stake. E lk 11 pip r er an lliarna, 12 at wino paid 3 Ina rosi.) Mr.l. Mr. Ilationals ............- ............. (Wleoli 2 Mr.Cliorwe's Inti ... .- - (O. Una I Me. Mrs IMllesteM. - (W. • We Mawr" Graraton (Sob. • 2 to 1 apt !Pm, 2 to 1 apt Maroons 3 to 1 apt Inarlylles, sad 4to 1 apt nillastring. Waa by a seek. Two TILL= OLD STAILLS 0110 mil. each, mad 40 added; the rem% to awe Id. stake. Threaspartars al a PP. (7 rola.) Mr.W. Jaan's Dtnbury (Wwwell) I Mr. B. Oreat's Arab Mr. J. Tbsotpeas's b• by Mediator eat at Lily (W. Oar a Mr. Pldlliga's Ferret (o.Ablals 4 • bn J. Cerard's Prune's (Marlow 3 , 4to 4 apt Anb, 2to 1 apt Didabary. Was by throe lentos. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1848. =GLUM TIRO L Bonk Pled. MO II i 1 14414 1344.1•44r11. 1011 u. 3we 01. AeL AA.. Ni aft .............1) ii 4 i i , k r. JA . ,, ..., 8 4 ..„ c.,....... . ,U. 14 on. biAg Alis4lo. szp.. Jaz. AUK I=es . . NANI4,II NA. A Illd WO Jam U 4 ful. 10 b por CR llasions. loot. 111.4. U. =rim Sublili UM 3 per 04 Illumbk MMA AM, 4p. 4x. litringema Bd., Awl .11 OW. MIN So th15..13.1.184.1333 Si per Cott. [luta 1.3435ag0, 13 " ' M." Boa* AAA., GUI.. 46141 4 6 CA U. Mr RICSIANOIDI AND MOM ABROAD. flarobui. Aye. SG —Low DNA ill : ' , Mao MA 78 : DIN.. UN. ill : Dilte.llo3. IN ; Ditle. of Us eq. UM 90; Mate, lOU, VI; Bask of liblermA. Uf ; Ridley. co Load" 33.46. Animas. Aro. 30.—Nicbsae4 as Lorin. 11.12. bite i else that le itrell he mad beet the meths who were sig La co IlwiMlny bill, by movies it to be made in Zuglattd es he but suewded In • comer an tits In the same sy.—Tho bankrupt, In answer to owes time from Mr. Cooke, stated that the seem bli s held by Miss Lk/dew had beet gives her at various then, gene in the melee al 1647, kw advisers presimely mad*, amountiog tolloo/ —. Uttar hearing mesa cm each side, the Commis- Amer mid the tees Ira one with whit+ it was extremely dlf. Met I. deal. Too imestlgetlon of this bankrupt's tendon ep esetaiel ought to mignon ith the enigma • sod when atom in other q u arters, svideutly dissident' by =ll feelings, It was always umatisloctny. He did not the charge mods oat with Ippon to the Bombs, bill, otherwiss it would ammet to a striosseass of fraud ; but on this end other grounds he mart take den for oanalderaties. His sooduct: la the avatar of tremairring his property was RAILWAY NEWS. certainly set justillable.—Judgmant defined. /Inns Korn' ALLoWANC6.—A stetting to the choice of Ws had •• steady market in shares. with , is aasipnees was held in the case of John Hondernts, who was some instances, a slight improvement in prices. The deeeribed es a bookseller, of Belfast. and Aad•rtoe• Hotel, transiso*ine, however, were not marked by any par- Fltebstrett. He had earned on business as a bookstUet ci ca l ae act i v i ty . and uswirrender at Belfast, but his debts bolo" print:loly in tirtnltE LlST.—Lonnon, Avourr 31. Londe's tho use came before this court. His deW are N oia _fru ... a d o ,. a ii. I . 5 .... . h ... t. . e di ..,...,.. j about 3,0001. • sum dos to him about LOOM ; property inmentions: these et lion la Italics alierepriew. estimated at 8 001. He hau born in prison, bat was now dim l".• PAM. charged. Having applied for an allonanos the commie- at , S'astastw g za r ial la a 7 . , : . L.n i t1 . .:41 4 .1r,... 6 a .... .. ,„„ta_ , _ l , sinner said he always made that dependent on the assets ; 17 3 ,.. ,„ 4 ., . i h ,d,„344 o . z i n I - py, ivi ..:7 0 ,4 . ing:r i : aud ea tin re were bksly to be sme I meta in this cam he Itt ne. Witt. AS. gene , 4i 61. ..; Pc C 0... 7Mill;;. 151 della would sanction an allow.ano of 50.. a work.—Mr. Buchanan, si: Sim ta.OSYtrd Js. ri I. .. De. 614. Tralks.... 1213641122 , {4.o.w.Mit..3l;arre. A old. glt Ike. WM. ..... .. 14. %elicitor under ths Bat, stated that • private meeting would its &ma ali d E iat ,... a .. i DLL s,. p i e tpe be neoessary for the examinivion oft he bankrupt, with re 3 D0.r.,,,u ...... 24 724, .2 t on i k .pl,po...u.i4 sprat to an assignment whisk he had made, and which was ~ 4 " Isatastra t .. s " .... : tiNi g I, ne . 7 1 ,17i . .V . ,7::: 3 M suspected to be fraudulent. The meeting was appointed tot i ht ....,,.„„ . . y s did . 10 5h .... 5h ,p .. m . 0.. , 6 , Monday n• at. 47 e:U.Ser dit Ihiynna J. 26 24 '. itik %Woad . „......... oz. O. IS IM. Prefer:he.— W. use II D0.C46.466764 • •.. It ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. a ) u4604/147/1. Au.. 141 266. 11.... Pa. litnes..llPrri* 67 cad .. NAN IllitLEP,222l , 4 5 I w Do.c.nrcenrAvt 115 111 _.14 Do. 040.1C.L 11* ' ". pe. brist.eo . '4.04.16441,44 rot' ..... 2 r NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—lldsaarooL, Alm. 31. ... ...o. tun —— • • .. Dr in i r ...t titit 1 Before Mr. hooka grim 2 , altelers Wesal.ar e. llTorms• —Tnis was an action ( or Isles lm . 8 twits* t-1.70 prisonni.mt. The plaintiff Is • ear dares, and the deiendant w el rb. D ..t- 4 ", 1 6 . /41 a linendrsper in Liverpool. Ammons. issued a -Most a ear to h.l4„ r .d, ii,.. dp a tiriver namtd Ireland (who had previously filkd the some eu Do. ds.ll serum. Titration as plaintiff), was seised tip in Whalley. Ile told tt4 it la .fe the t m h ho e , a tua rr im ed op i c t. the A t h w is an n a ar t w w as ea e n , n e t nt l u t . e i l i a;id i. ,. l.4 and t a l d i a af.r.7. l . l : ,j; :. . ;;: . 4 . l ii =i @Athena he persisted in stating that there wee a Is e•i_ ji_..„ .. .,, , J• 1 mistake, he was Its'sed in Kirkdale gaol far feuxteen days. 2 7, allcri: , - 1110 obtained deluges to the amount of 601. 26 Oen bisitllll44 : . Then re mains imt one other cause for trial, and the ;9 DI, New Minn were ezpeeted to claw to-night. ti Dr. , . alwirrs , S iox d 1 13.• Ar 14 d 1 sa.ik e tiosluti Newmarket . .rttsklegls. 20 11.. = i9t W.k.tasApe *ea LW. Thirds . tor/ou ... . J. tt, /J. 4 Dv. Oteart.:4 Q. Y. h, p KM. 5 P. CW. Dad*. Waretsgl. N. etimtles tlonea Arra a M. 11'. nen. :MA Wilco Awe Wagers My. .• • '1413.1. r ;14 13.1 : s 1 ldL 4 Tid -124 21 lid. di 1 1 44 4Y. 44 11y. +.2 22 1, 2. ti` F . LL . 4 ; f . SJS .p Up. 1 . 4lp . 10 . 4434 lad .434 a d 3433.1 es .i 9Y 4a 411 J42..Lesd, Ai Jul 40 slop 43 44 31. or i.. Dreg Ct. Preklat. 4,14 eta ------.• '3 MAO Monotstohoo to Y0WL1Z.7 . ..9 Rely.' 1. istiravir A MAN. L %open. ttgi i te . l....... POLICE.2IITIMDAY4 36 Do s Mares i . i. I.M. k edarts ...... ',. Sevilla. ADJlossd .. WORSHIP STREST.—SANITART PIoaECUTION.—Mr. - Kern' , fowl/. too , T. Do ter ... . P. Piste, owner of extensive household property at Hackney, 11:, In Iliathw•-•••• • • ; a t 1k a: 1 1:. t , 6 144 44.' . if '1 ... 4 .Loa. r I urala wag summoned, at the instance of the pariah authorities, for ,24 Dis.ake wyolyon 9 Shims. a flir•Hre a having sufferer' a nuisance dangerous to the public health to le sat DIM at lioalmol• 4 Do. do-- MN complained of con: axial on his preatises.—The nuiaanee 1 , 4 , 110 : 5.^: 454 in rinsmellist(l4 WM Do. bor. 309. slated of a large stagnant pool, in the crane of a duster of is p).. N,,,,.. He. houses, inhabited by journeymen weavers and others in iti Orett4 Ireoh.ra 1 Do. Noe. . bombs circumstances, belonging to the defendant, and the 39 Ice 3 39 vou -e •- • I Doper ciaM.Mr. x 11... shores gwv ire Unease... ceespools of which, with various other noxious impurith s, 2, 2 , 0. 1., 10 ,, .. . eOm Drum. were toirtantly discharged into it, which vitiated the stater: 1. , Do. Nee. 111. :::: 1.: ve. a-reference pliers to such a dangerous crest that two medical gentle. r , U• 33, . 3 . 3 o• C ••• et iurlA Fv.oferdereire 3 *Mom men, who had Iran attending numerous f,ver cams in the 4it t,„..--_, ti, to. do IV* 1 neighbourhood, thinned it their duty to inspect the place, ... Lase, & yiikede .... and turnish certificates for instituting a prosecutioa. 10 se. Thins , ••• - • 14 Lb. do. No.: Ii Ira a*. Thirds .. •• —lnn ply to the charge the defendant folly admitted a' " m " Mr. ".. d .. ar ' why 311 &ern Woks. the existence of the nuisance, and said that he had eJ W. slam ...... 4 A I semeAseni;i:Lie. taken active steps to 1111 up the pool,whielt he expected to ae. in Ma roiir , e• ••- • • It! Mauer HorPola.Dl , coreplish in the course of tea days.—Mr. Arnold said that ; ft, ~ ,,,,,,Vi Al. ,;,;: . 7 ... M Widerfd..l4rerre 411 IrtaidValliiflipalll. he would only ceases% to the delay on the express under- 13 De. IhfrdeS44li Si Do. do. del.., stencil°, that the canoe of annplaiut should be entirely sup. 4: 31 eiruuaret•o4 4 Watioata.,&*4 al. premed within the time stand, aced ordered the summons to .1 1 , 1 ,1747.=,..""'" at Wm m.mg. Irma 4 4g, , ,,,• to York, bore.. a Per be suspended fur that purpcee. :e :411 efi'e , *lie. :33 I.4.e.4.Newea lie MARYLBBONIL—CsaIurt.—Mr. seeegbton received s De W. &link.. . IA po golf elYkkg e from J. Sykes, whose letter was dated trees Brighton, the 4 er". o7 °W . s • S Dodego3Neeilim d D•ONKPrwerre mend half of a 101. bank note for the heist& of the distressed i o i„,,7 4 3.,ii,„4",,,,d e Yr* aN. persons used Perry. An acknowled tof the receipt of ill Ire* nod 43.irsa ... le Me. Praig-wri. the former part of the note op in our paper of Wed- 1 D°7 0 ..„, 0. 11 " 1 , .... :. • • as nu. - Meets peruse Posse , Alan. wedgy. se U. 4.1.0. too Nood.. dodge-. --o THAMES.—OWTAIIIINCI GOODS =malt PALMS Pace 34 Ur, Masse.e.V.Ja lo trargas • Asolowo. ragota.—A yours; men mused Finny, carry's y ru business A IS . 6°.4 lawkw ll I: is tra.or t radrai Yea 7 Nth* imenire. sea ship chandler at Shadows% was charged with obtaining s o ~,,... I , wk .... 6 :6 . 4 GA Mdki Prararisia three wile drops, worth 131., from Mr. Frost, a rope maker, e Do. iiOilooy. 6543 11 1.44... a. a la. COMOIN. well-known In that district. The soli itor who appeared to ' 0 DsPre/Asularir. _.* Lose VD Do. de, tits 3 prosecute prayed for a remand, as he should be prepared to 3 1 3 ...g.‘ . 0.40:3 10 sonnets of Mame adduce several other instances of fraud if a brief dine were sh L .ruri. arse , ram, a Otters k Medea= I allowed. On this representatioa the primmer use remanded I.; Do Drolo.oe. •• • 1 Poris end L . id. to 0 ...okra 24. Wee*, , 1 Dude. ._..„ ...... 4 4 * until Holiday next 1 gigot's 7..dt I. "oil woi Orison+ . 23 IT Pork sod goes... 11 IS 2 DA AMC . . • Porde 4 I alnaboory • 4 ed. 23 D0.403.03..1.; I 1.4 ii gauss awl Ham .. TO 97 V D0.101.4...71* A 33 l lip. I . ;amino sod Meuse Ilk _ a 03,194.84. Al e: I. 3 I 1943 9 Torre sod Nootes. . 1 eld. 1 p01.....e , .. Mel: ,ii 4p. ei 11140 61...1,1 . . 4 to. MI RTlNGS.—Snanweatiar arinlitnatistourie.—Half: pow* _Neotioo.—Sloswebary, Aug. 29.-31 r. W. 0. Gore, 1i.1 4 .01a resit .—lbsesawary rad the report, wider Mated that during the am menthe that base eloped glees the lust half-yearly wat ta le prepristare as eensidersbis program has been made to the writs. The et Use hoe to Shrewsbury Wellinatde, which bebop Fa l ory bear dit the Shomehire Unica Company, wilt be maples° thereat, pond sent mu, and will thee be opened, together with the. iggeklmf parties order isespeay's ties to tesSerd. 'I be direters IMMO Mgr% elt Ms imio Woo, 'he Um from threwabory to Oaken gskie—a i• sS of tbbrtetm adles• andunagements were la mo mai Mr Me filwernbery and Bo iler 433topeay (which line will be =throatiest es the Ist of OrtAser) to work the row 011 such the reaselerer at the Ire Is competed, whiett the directors lower rem barer sill le within the time merged by the or inalnes, vb.. dr keel Map mat. The dimmers have rake am- Moyers leer he mreirgurentsa matailly eassateprous, may be made kr afrit werktag et the ahem/Puy sad Birmingham and the Illniworry sod Les Ham. the Ammer* hare had to eon der Mrs Is Me brt deem to be adopted Is ceder to rare the mold required eamMetier the Odd Ms. ifs sima swede he " up le NM et Jaw isse, Peet Orimmilvari be Malmo. 6eils t 4. 0.4. iii 3K. ld. II inn. 4 12111."14'4.1 13: U s ies.d. 9r.eaki \7l 1 ex. d. VI 6 ex.d • pex.d. i 91 at. 4. 14 7i 74. ti 01,341 1 7 53,445 14 5 floe '' floe Ye Mee pill eines Marks lINo eepreettare op to the pre sent tie% hos Peremburp to Wut vedomplies The ion moire* to complete the wain Nee le eseiestedl at £ 570,000 0 Iper Wet Moho sod fork hoe Pleat le week le Wks (shrewsbury to Illembeheet eid breed%) 175,000 0 0 573,000 0 9 . £437,789 16 0 Ting se. Moor Wiry Cnopeny 11,629 00 ll* WS elation at Wane Uneaten (andltinni) Mawr um required 0046,025 0 0 li ed. iit em el .1. 4 1 " 4 r Eart54.""1,.......1761•: '' deeed.- Chairmen said that this wee virtually the case, but seg ment th the progenies Man Mlle premed, es dm nortion would mornly erignin nertime of th e al The gm Won was withawn, and the raped niapte&- Mr. Mt- Melo, terntated that it had Men amertained that ILE If demd to negotiage for the *Masa or lease ee th e rVand moved The n dsi eemittee to easier Mb in, ala re port to a bsenneat ermodem wbiek wee aver to. Lutz om., Ormsby, AM San WPM'. - He* yearly MeetkeA Mg. ell.-11r. Adenoma Nein b neellser.- TM **the Ilse vas eon* thee paths as the Nth of ded=nd less resakiled la Yelled bee oreithe *sea the rm. rereeset et the eerie. Wlth M lie enedlemdell et die lice, the meters wens net at prentle rift mil nom niendati to the bobs el egildea ibet It an rent prudent welt until the reeda d e ne f i eliZ i e Lollies 4th • redelled ealle, mted to minty Ike a die=ne I WA • the direor recommedlel that the idiegging sale be Mile text geato met the wise* lathe ansifilantrit Ind WINS" dOt, • become oe, via. t, -SC per dark es lhe lel of !Morey. 21. M. o the Idol May, earl M. on Irll b t a/kw& The serethe of the om shard , that the satire imaties en dir timi nm i c . et moulte to 39,11471., and the thibesewsewlia end 116,0)931leaving a know to he provided for of 17.6461., width It wee *ost to Mae by tares con.-Tbe Clardemeen. la modes the' adoptionof the »port, sided that the trans cm the line sines its openingad exceeded the emend= of the at soldieries& Mg the d wittier. After ems discussion the report wee streak An minow of 4001. was granted to the dirown, and the meet* then broe up. FLRWoOD, PRZITON, AND WRIT RIDING JUNCTION. -11eVarly Maliae.-Prestoe, Aug. :a.-Mr. T. B. Addict' in the cbair.-he report of the directors stated o That during the past half year coiderable progress bad been made In completing the fi rst me tre. t, wch rxtenda from the Mai:Wand station to Orimeentb, and effects •unction between the Longrkhre line and that of the Preens ' and Wy ; end exprismet a bops that the revival of track would permit to co letion of the undertaking, and et those adjoining to it • with cparative ease. The statement of accounts to Seth of June last, Wowed receipt. at 1it4,7731. 3a. 10d. ; 'spent nue, 93,0691. 111 9d. • balance at banker's, 11,703 L 12s. Ire ne Chairman, in rubreitling the report to the meeting, alluded to the iiisappeinonent which the shareholders must feel at the rejection of tie it applietatoon to parliament for their Burnley Much, and me vend the do •eirability of chinning the co-operate:a ot other internee in the neighbourhoo especially of th e Duke of Bucelench and toe ownereol collieries, who would, be contended, receive benefit from the nothing of that linte- The Rev. W. Bliley proposed that the report Would. be meetly received, and that the directors be requested to in vite the ecoupetitlin nod advice of Mews. Newbrey, Westin-ad, Sanders, O.u,e, tenurial, and Birley, upon the several Wipes thereto contained, and to report the moult eta future mediae, which wee agreed to. DRIIIIToL AND NaNT TR.- Thrlf-yerirly Meeting .- Br idol, Aug. 3E-Mr. Janne W. Buller In the chair. The obrectors' report stated that the amount of net and state ut toll Mated by ties Great Welton Company to be due to this company for the half Tear ended no the 13th of June, 1848, was as fellows i-vite., half yeses fixed rent teem Dee. 14, 11147, to June 13, 1114 e, at 71,0371. per annum, 33.9781. 10d. ; Mime on 299,703 passensers coneeletl ever 9,061,897 miles at Id. pee milt, 9,4391. 9.. Id. ; teller on goods, 16,417 tom, amerced 2,90e,791 min, at Id. per ton me idle, 3,02 , 61. 17s. ed. ; together, 13,4661. n. led., making • gran total of 44,4441. 16s. 10d. The Memo over the corresponding half of last year wardielL lie.M., arising from 23,7901 panniers conveyed 363,3474 additional n ilea, out real tom ot mode conveyed 303.703 addluosal tittles. Thin result in the Ist productive half of the year, end under circumstances of 'unordinary dielicdty and &pedal= in the commercial world, was very vatisfactury. The clear disposable bellow of the revenue ace ant 11.11 29,9134 Is. Id., which provided for tee tend dividend of 41 per cent. per annum on the 13,000 whole shoes on which Ka. had been i aid up, and lilt a reserve of 1,3031. it.. RI. to be o anted to the next half year. It woe, therefore, in thew power to declare a dividend of IL les. 3d. per 1001. share free of Income um, to the hell year eedeol on the 30th June, lin, and a reit:mien to that effect would be submitted to the. The dividend I warrauts wold be forwarded with the chargers for interest on th ird shares and on anticipated calla before the end of Sept mber, payable in the mouth of Comber. The aria our the MMus from Taunton to ._ -... . re very ... el e Z re e , 11 4 7_, TA.. attm e torn.„ the ( Cseitlecary and Iron Bleed 4.t to Wells, Glastonbury, and Street re ceired the no* went on the 22nd July. The expediency datelining p over to matron time nee was now made evident by the peer* . ce d. h p i l le eti r g ornotc nan al ow by g.age tbe Loodue .w.a. and tioreli k. Weig im.b.n ern CEndealle th.o kor 4 dal itad!* - Tamil to fluter. The royal men had Illiewbe been given to the 1 di ieweoel 2 act for the purchase of the Otestonoury Cense and In • bill prone tea . by the Ply mount 6; at We,teta DM Cowpony by deetatier of which v 3/ a the Brawl and Exeter Cusegamy wow • to entaacribe the sum 1 of EMI. to the undertook og. An Menne of too years had been graded by the comminsionend railways for the raireekery *dues I A 36.1.1 n 1 of imed, mei the ertuitration of the I/unloosed Tern en the Cow bells figerodiam The branch to Tiverton imapend elp lie 12:h of Je4pad lu lens, art dire sr pd gramme te Mirth lathe teal troths with al le. warp , Lit I the slaked dab le dr seek Ilek vill red* • gems zil 24 23.1. , ado Mors/WM enand. The VI pr amsled hp Or Latthes rid death . d lid. Weatera Owarpest Is remits tie order me the eammesonleses el raiiwaya, which Mmikes that the Taw Vaie isemein Mil Ma Med ' • g.uge line, Irving been tress est, the *ides deed neadrreil by .it es. d. parliament. The Swam MI thealltes Thaw terrised in the rem predicament as w . i.L= . at Me Omer weenie. the Of il ex d prentna to the end mime be the pone, slam= . :et the restoratket of the Weed It width be made immediately 44 to available for the Monet emedgmety with the revolution paean at the keno hadming malini Me direst re were &doping the needn't omega kr weed. • thrt stock of ,lent et week the line leillmeneMs_mg dr emplemin el the ken le th e Great 1161 me 110 1 Do.do. Western Coampeo k and the embower wee 34. a: Aiwa awl Oekaar . . 232! teemed in promote, pleneggri In -- ay imen meginbege. omd ether rareneace con -3 Ills '*Weicelowelo • 4 ed. It appeared that the toed Mesa et espeidlture es meat of the t item .. TI $1 main line was LAW* Os. I& ; toe ontim m emend of the -'" !a l , to mid for pothanenta.eadotherexpeno wee 274,164 L le. 3d.; the pa the account o f south Devon s ad Menial itailway shares and the Plymouth and Great Western Dock Mares was 177,6121. 10d.; and that the balance In the hands of the honkers (o x elusively of th e 1,00e3. Opened with the 4.m-suer of the agility of Somerset) was 770621. 3..6.1.-The Clinman, la moving the adoption of the report, Winded with pismire Mike (near in the amount of rent and ton over the cowermeand period of lad seer and said thedirectore were aeon( dismodne to memo the ea se and no- Dental working of the line, en the teredastion of the Moe to lb. tercet Western. He wee sate they would be ready with the Immo. ties plant by the appended Ms -the let of May, 1649.-On the motion being put for the adoption at the repot, a lesithesed die curios arose as to the nom of the locomotive plant, wheels was at ited et 204,001.11., and as to the Mbability of redpeeng manhole vim the Great Western Clammy rombilons in favour of which were by Mr. Avery, and . meandd MMr. Scott-The Chairmen t i a=eled that the ultimatum site Win Western Comp on, woe • renewal of the mare upon the same term ea the resent one, with en equitable adjustment foe the breeshes, mid that the directors, as wells. bimetal!, were unasilsomt* depreedieg any re-openieg at the nagetiedies at present. TM monks were then withdrawn. A dividend of 44 cent. wee Minted and a reseintion pond. me r=ths to Mien Manna ;a mergers on the lot of r ii Maned. The maks then separated. TAW V ALL-Haff-parip Meeting.-London, Aug 31.- Mr. R. Cram in the Maio. The dinstord report stated that the pro gress of the nets Me bon Mild to a comparatively cry mall amount. Those sharenekre who bad made advances to We com pany la entidystion den *sired those advances to be applied to calla, aid MOM te make any farther payment until the other pro. bed base eland upon to contribute rateably with them. ra t tler thee, circumstances the dilators were obliged to make a call upon the sharebolders of W. per share, wens was payee& on the 30th of Starch I.: , I#4 aad they have made • Anther call of 21. per share, pe go the 10th of October Deal. TM directors congratulated therennos on the scenes of the ap plication to parliament, by to Beath Western Railway Company, tor emending the railway trees eakketary by way of Yeovil to Exeter; but they bad to regret that the bill for ialainn the railway to the Siouth Women Denpony, nod the hill fee &ming a junettou from the South Western mod station at Elide to Cos lee.bridge, on the Exeter son Leniton line, had ass received tie menthes ot par diluent. Tetel Miens deed et meie line... £1,091,719 16 0 The expenditure up to the 30th of June mometed to 132,504/. 3.. 7d., Thethdre era reheired le empire tbe me I.g. sad knob to Coal. the mends up too t mem period woe 11100 1 E Is. id e loving a Meek Deb, awl be hinah the reek der meet* the se*, old be Oiloon of 1 . 0 . 61 . 130. his in bend.-The 'at* wovieff the and, d ab sal to vanedvaned Ism pow ppoorec,p t o adoption of the report, markedthat mime the uin n of the board spa..efte line, aunt -aid gerimenagy. =sea up.. relative to themes/Eel the line were got rid d there was little pm paste reetrte to peek June last showed motets at 607,11111 L 45 M.; Peet of its Mai made, the shauthelawe m at deter minants, 501,5641. b. lld.; Wanes •; benkee. ad la loan, mine what tom to e -to meg to Mr. Lurch the 22.3141. we. 4d. Chairman mid that the South Menem Company bad The uedemae, fp mow( the adompa oi the meet, cementsiatm pate 46,500 of the total wets, 41,1001. being calk =the shoe they the shareholders us the favourable *Won of th eir onderig.- he_ill and MOO& el one in .edeenou - Mes Dun eh,_ id. lthithe Bat rice ii,„ii, g, et, mus t pe,teommid d the mocem emem..ftip ..... weeteva Company representea the =IOWA la MIW Dalllnabaherit la • remarks from Kr. It. A. Nary, 31. P., Sir Baldwin Dare, he *Da ea. Tol. lie did ace think time wee any propect of that Mothers, woe earriro.-• prolonged dimension then took ,in simnel fulfilling i s t=liesta with thin tootrinle He ehoirld which Mr. stance, Mr. O. N. Therms nit, ...for of Wokerhempies. tied mom en t memswaring the Maas- Ps to Meth. Mr. Sperrow o and other gestneen took pert. on the subject sfa am The le the Bridal mil Miter Oteetes .-7vo one bads. emeanded dr pood brought forward by the directors to e a eum of 133,001. by meadmile It MI to the Mond- world A ithelares than leek the. Grate ad piefersose ahem, the said sum of 133,0001. to be dl. riao as lathe some which it he men denotes to Polose, sed vlded into I kno ohms el the so value of 101. cob, te bs enti. tw e eee et length agreed to adleues theMeeined the report till the tied to m eadm di out of tbe met dlepoodis rerouted the year, 17th et Webber nest • committee ci orem to be appointed la at the rat fll per cent. per innate Jot a period of ten yeace, and the rewire to aerator the aide or hose a 1 tles line, subject to the afterwards at, the rate caper cent. pee annum on the amount ocea appestat ei the Muilieleiees in leellexeli - The Menton were the My mid up. - Mr. Siang, Mr. Sperreeir, end several authorised to per • per not, into test on the paid-up capital, after .the shareholders p ~pesoa to Wan of preferenes shares stark a yea of thanks or pared to the chairman and directors. an Wing an Mime to the edema shafehohlee* sad elliwthuil NORTH WALE/de-Ma/ yearly Meeting.-Lor don, Aug to depeme the value oi the coulPellre elwee In the market -The 31.-w. Willbr Clairtwiekla the chair.-Ite report stated that the NeariNary stated that cinders had been gent to all the shareholders, totedorss h e , h tok m l b& ,Iheethtieh bill, to ... go .. e ot . the to eseertain their opinion es to the issue of preferumet shares, end the t o toottig g et • mein bed, mid abs et lir John Rennie. majority of them bad mimed themenee favourable to muck a pro- Th e di tt o.= k m weekend by me. Jackson, the centre . " 0 " 1 .1. lie rid he had mei • "lathed pipe to a liambid - egsbere - tor, with en melon in reserry fot a = le the amount of 4,00414. 1 holders it. the poem it obtaining their prosier. and be now pro. pr. the otooooto ot e go i tto o i t that the Menton had at la- Owed the lie Mei.. In faro., td the creation.-Thu wither* went tenet 1. 0771. 14,-The theism said that In spite ot ad three took the mvaing toy surpriat, and a. either angry feeling mend to dot.: m the oaretto„ were ootootog with .4, og ., woo, that was to ... be exceed by it. After a good teal of discession it wee agreed t o twites v i ol a, at „wok to loads to t o o 0h00tt00t0....-Too report I ed i th* th e uwe'ilie Me & Fondest, to fin the shareholders ao sap- was adopted--The n.eating wee then made speebd, when it appeared poniard el min:ming their opines on the subject that a sand knot of interested penes were desirous of rroceeding RlMBllrenuitY AND CHESTEW-Half Meeting.- with the line, although the damn stand epeely that the trade Mater, Aug. 30.-Mr. W. Ormsby Gore in the chair. The directors' tables exhibited such • return as would be bodloontate to pay even the gegen Mtn that to complete the works of the line for opening expenses of waked.-After nerd etenereathom a resolution wm thediliont to Shrewsbury and to Osweetry, inclueteg stations slung panted spproving of the coned of the dirsetma, end another math°. el k s the sad las two &eon! Muttons at Chester and Shrewsbury , sod rialtos the division of • sum pre rota oftbe Mance in hand, removing Is meat plant for netting the present and proom;onlive a sinn to provide for cootingendee. th eth wee unit . required a sem ef Dm lam thee 261 . 4431. ll ' Scorrism M maim I ukunoN.-Haff yearly Meetin need no eenspany have provided, at the date of this report, MAM.; tie Mem sehounted to 37,1191.; and the leans to be Perth . Aug. 215.-Mr. il. Watson in the chair.-The directors' report cuegratutdcm the *Menders on the main line being now opened ahead Male the powers of their eat to 121,0221. • the remainder, from cod to end Uniting at Perth with the Mouth Central, and the adomating to 37,341., required to be mode up by fu ' rther rib , en the - burgh sod .. - , , . .. &am Northe. a Railways in tn. general sta tion, now in pro late ihw almi a eh °l 4l, te " n ,Prl ch r: hte dilleU es vehte " lu e, " Nee nmrdia lr i . " tk i t , e 7 l eh 'u t t l ours of conylLiion , andal Fiid .. mr,e ie.h . the Arbroath and Rater ...way, whim. again united *ha the sondem tonniany's lee, now filt them. oil. on the Not tb Woks mineral thane 01261. lb- 4rE ; and 01 hithe . t r be tu. be. ett. „ toe ,. ... tuts o _ toeutoo to vo w . ,„, open to Inechin :. oat Montrose. Thee was thus an unbroken line of maw . iirth....u, pir,ble on yrbiv. the sth d., a ja.u. ::',. Forfar,r .. ootw ., .y ... on ... thesa . e r, fralge ., from Lon d on landoLe a to ldo pe tr.. ith, , an by d w d b le i nce ,:b 1 ▪or Imo wee not obtained Soon Mime - Ilk - they have reeocestd ~,_ 0 ..1 ._ ma the ted. 13e. W. Mont ;of 13e on the 201. shares; and of 10s. on same carriages too waggrns may pass without a here, and with .. 131. oe. „La.., amounting (the ,ther to K m& toe , bore out a break, ,mom the husunesquere station te ell thele northern al Callaiderai it their duty 00 phca t sneer list in the bands el tn. " The Inc bee non y ei . if s el' opened for goo" or I °' mineral the eehthehfe eettetter. vim weehe w ee to et ..., ee hetet , the Mac, neither has the commas with the Dundee and Newtyle tine tbene to it. eet ,._ The a nd .. i n onninn the to o to t oo of too to . been completed; and the hone , since opened, boa been under other disadvantages beyond muse usual on me opening of new lines; but 1 C WWW be thd this with the P ee" ' P ilaw "' ei ith the P Meed. these di.advan were now *early overcame, and the directors es ' while were there escorted were as proem ous as any in the th e n - et that by the lot of September all would be in order. The dime- Idagien, and Mee this would be the last balLyearly metier that he FL __ _.,_ ~_, _ _ _ _„, __ ~....,_,. „__ seal mut hare the honour of meting previous too the full completion of O:Ojetetbrie7;etteenteetTatheTtletethe::: 4 . ;•1 0 - 7.7" . . - - 7 . the tine.- Ihe repot t bating tece adopted, the Chairmen mood th at a mid 6,1301. be optima-1M dto the payment of a doiden .on 216,0001., at train ; to and from Perth, each stpany booking through. by the die rate of tor ce 1111. paid, and Moe 61. a t was also cer-kd and they Mire also MC emu arrangements with the Aberdeen unesimoutly.-The Chinon Len th „, toe num b s , or (woo. hallway Company, whim they trust will be found as convenient es tors be reduced Ps twelve, mad theineeteumation Om 6001. to aOOl. relen t eire uthethethe will permit t fee the teethe between l'ert° and poem north of Voodoo. But me commie:atlas between Aber- P ee aw. • the ' -Mr. Tthww * we n wied by Nee C. Meth ' mend the" dm and the tooth cannot be completed until the straight be 6001.-The origin motion,thus amended, wee cannd.-Sir R. Jenkins Mr. Dixon, and Mr. W. Wardell were To-elected direetors, line originally projected fur the through communication be. tween- Aberueen and the mou th he finisbed. The &K -ind Mr. Hill an Miter, of th e comesay.-Thanke were then voted to . oahetes that the bib fee the the chairman and dimmers, sad the means mauled. tors hove the pleasure o f on Improved branch hoe to Dunkeld has been passed, and they took for OnaneentliT AND nialietran.-Thrif yearly Molinp.- ward to the execution of this and other breathe. as no es they Red Chemin, Aug. e&-Mr. Ormsby Clore In the chair.- ibe Chairman that the fiIIIMCM of the ceremony may be snitably arraneed for their mid they bad use proceeded with the construena of the line; they creditable completed. Ilduerto, though in the iate time of financial * ld out oo to sritadat making ode, and that emcee, in the present as sert moment the direcens have Ma been without uotikulties, tbey state ul the opal market and col railway property, Was exceediagly hare been enabled, curly thruehth tbe promptitude tat tie Mrs disown...bin to the direction. The shareholders had epproced at the holders in minim( the Mb to uphold the cruet of the company course which they bad taken when it was proposed at the I oat halt- without teronlid to. anextraorddiary mesas, and they on row yearly mating It would not, however, suit the Interns of he ow- kook h' the mete d its L ire with much greMoadon. Tiny bore pony to reran Idle from battled to luilf-year. The general feeling 130,01.001. of capital remaining to be called am, end to hennaing elan the Pee was that it should be made, that it would net merely powers leave teouool. to be borrowed-m*2g la a 2l 1130,004 accommodate the coanoy, teat be remunerative to the progektorn - subject however to the payment of the lidaaele doe to 1 W bat point d bin was, that their *mem had given eke W a non the betoken and et* portion. There appeared, ia uses, her of nod *pets; and jag before leaving Leedom he bed been re- to be ample ca nw the breathes yet to be emeneste etteeted to bootee chairman of me of time, The Blintratrag sad The deeds tor finally closing the agnomen with the Canino Chester would be opened about the beelaning el October, and would Company have nut Well Mooted, but the dlnetere have not tied in Memo the testae which must low shag tae Hansa Maliway.- watching over this employ's latereet in the mini to the Mann el hr. Seers moved that a committee be appointed he niVelitiple the their power, end will continue to do me sad, they trod, bring all to Mee het, mei dist*, meeting ba 'ta mod til fiat aera't'e in a eatalactory moult. The turnesahret, in date dad SI, MS, ivied re t g s zid to repot. -After a lengthened the meths um mgr the receipts wove 463,5911.12*.DE,1me um bm ea due tothecommde bookend 11,6321. S.. 9d.; obi* thempledithre Is =kW the meth 11•STPOST AND CARL/11L11.-Half Matins'.- use end stations, as well so In soy= Ind dr the badmisk ka., darypott, Aug. 30-Mr. P. L. IL Dykes in the ebeir.-The dlosetare , mooned to 46 i,3941. lia. ed.. T ee am ours, of a ad/dt s t erciested Le ki extent d wpm stored that the gross ravens kw the beiLmar Mies the 54,6471. 10.., for wi h securities have of June let was 13,6114 showing a dorm, of 3,411 L se ampered 14,6171. 10s. Since the date of the Masan Mrs bee ben received wi•b the cerneyeaddi ,t h y of 11147. gedeseigne had on mond of at rears 01 Me, 2,11301.-TheDielmen ear the Minna been made in cemeseleammthe worked eirinella heal lee kilLyear of the mend had been go fully detailed In the mom; hat It would pimps been lowee thee soy previous one. de the rime kono e hes. be Insmodent M ate fM cder any demonises& Oa in furtba eller, principally *be to tte state uf the e l d* thus had than t i congro th em mike very farm* pram truth bees ea illierelkse In the bum of Interne, meld* a tor Inge e 4 they found We compenreanine The mitred wee epeenionly par whh the railway, perfectly comptete as the Mink MEM Jentine we. Me boded I" sith die the la thir " kiele, " d Atherb lo4lllll add " la a4 =allllPear li" Ism e"mil lar tint raise lat° "' tatt l es ' bu ru t ia se ttui la f tneve m".e. waa ledillilegi. set a mikes' is se as ibli tliall bmkla llimim b " .... .• Slag el their he, Medd% bets* illi therthathe be &plat elation that when alittle more Mews. gkentodieddpikendinneimnald et Carlin i = h oe- hem ageeM Wei* the rattan in be aine to make a most eatishothey stalawant la the est sieeildi et kip* to eildlielthoe-Dr.thmea suirdthst dhe mpg emeset le ehertheiders lie mused the edeptkeel the eireTh-ddi• A. bias s.mriel the .01108, which Woo 11041110)to,17 .ff, , ,,, u . ---- 7 .• •• *sag *am tweed le the threeturs and einniabo, th, - ,_**l geasnlal. awn hamlets CEICTUAL /MT yew, r r.a 7 .l DlMlnegiffie A. IL — Mr. 11. M. Durkin n;n Cr e t tee,.7 4 1....,• werstmille to attach the weal of the compeer te SWele% trepan' , ganged hi. protest in owe mince of the oote _ i lot hot him regegalied. After the seal woo attached tto nend witlie ambit wee read. It entad that the enemy we,. Wiles so 7 mope teethe execution of their works till r7 lll-1" .„,,,1t her sist.is osissonse of having mate under the ;ft - ', o ltes 1 Illasbemenegiat i rod the line was therefore, to the l e i t r.o% 'ft wee Mae bat sasellig. The &reefers had, %,,,,,,, Lina, gonad boa negegad will SEW Incomings In coma Cut wide was WWII * Mr. of at the Im e, - 0% sad authentleatios of the regithe te7Z l Bl% Immek e . r a lnanillrg le lir rembeer Use mum el the ars o ialk a t h s widdi had am haft omit in for regletniti n ; ras h Issartseso el • ante et suipaiska and th,,,di ct „ 4 ,_as h r iiim t a by a sidiedier kr tie putpuse or hos ts e e,...,1% m oo hod* to any third party ase ote s e rere ag a r s nu ke 1 1.4 *mil _ reprensted by the seep keg esecdts of the Lard Advocate had hem Muncie qi watch was raised by Mr. Dew, and he *permed nf ..._ which bad been adopted by the &MIMI, In , k i ,...1% other point robed on the 13th of last ninth, the lord rho,h pronounced a judgment the effect of which mu to gx t 74111 shareho•dors upon the original Coln. in tee eet of thus ft which 'trip was nut scat In foe re: Wilting am,. e . sequence, to authorize the bone of the eorreptoone ft. " l 7 11. eater. This deeielon hod, however, been reclaimed e, ache, itfi - ' though tb• directors telt ensured that it wond to- co t as oo .,' 'Kt, l oner h o e., they were reluctantly compelled to mop es , b;,1%,. LA th e e ided wa serig . o rdu H ea tin ce'li til w a th ul e bad, tes dect t l " h ief eWde f f: t r..we l: : :; inu. l eth r ' her t: h.t it; t: :7: ::;.ii : dhe lir t h., : ethep l ,olic.. H .. .: . ,: .:l :7 :; ;;'..' who had duly scot in Perin for regiotne kn ; but the di, t 1 omither m "a m peare olet tirelPier ionersthe, were ITV' P‘ rat itteel l :Nedr w u a m ye t tpht°' fr the further cote/aloe 1„, . — .14 -, the time for thecompletion of the week., had hien e,,,,,,Teet In answer toe questi-n, the chairman mated that the tote mh i C k e , hands of the company wee 12,4814. The report was aclqm% - ". : CALEDONIAN AND 1)UXIIAIVION Sit I Kt J nal, lUS...a. o w, meding,—Glaegow, Aug. 2 1 .—There not beL•4 • ya k 4 th e , „hoeeholders present, the meeting was adjourned ter t e e ,/ rc-part issued ley the dinettes meted that the mid, us ., e e, a ,_e ' 1 feet approaching to completion, and, with ordinarily 00 0t t oe Xce: be !hushed in November. The contract for the whole wait se V par, Do m• point 600 yards wed of the rod leach* fryba Wharf to Loch Lomond, and I. len •th 8 miler 1 tutiong, sii: Means. Wothcrepoce and Co., whine contract sun ow e ,. e .: mutton or a tunnel on the lielemborgh branch. Tcs a.k.''' , 1 retract have hitherto been confine dto the part .4 th e hoe awe Dumbarton and Loch Lomond, attd the expenditure reurinet,7 sot exceediug 1,300/. a month. f n UM octr.et elo see r meapation bridges have been butt, 30,0e0 co% .... 1 1 eilltinf restored, and 14 mile of road tonere sad 4- 1 permanent rails. The whole of that rails and chairs tem:tr o ll! part of the line under centrect ate already .41 the rt.wo idn • =inme M course of deity. ry. The eogiiteer eptiauss4 amnent of money required to comp!ete tht line hoe Lash Lomond (including the tunnel oct the Ilelenhor t t moom t • but by delaying to form the tunnel on the 11.18 0 1... branch, aid by stopping the main line fur the present _t 1.13. o n she Clyde, in mace of Coming op to Leith*, •,:zait effi end of at leant 34.130 f.; thou reducing the 136,3501. There loos been already expanded on wont a f l a 3401e1. Ma. 3d. The belenee of funds nor in hank is 11,1kos e the are us due on the call of IL lbw p a y on l e t Oct H losi Irv, ...a. exclusive of interest, to 93,9131. i • md Med*. have made another nil of 21. 10s., payable on let march, DM % ' nill produce 32,6051. • making a total tif 130.060 f. 01.3 d. 'h i toes bare matte this :all It r the purpose of MAME the liebilkje th shareholders now standing on the regime. KILLAYNEY AND VALENTIA.— End Half-yearly k —London, Aug. SO.—Vie:mint I ncettre, M.P., an th report stated thy, in accordance with the resonation adopted at, last meeting, the directors bad made a tall of 11. pm Ph..., penil e or before the 30th of Sept. next, and • nit. bet g rattan soos e would take the stecesatcy stem for commencing tido important pee Frain the telanoa-Pbeet ft appearel that the Moil Ms of them., had been reduced to 2,7871. The riper wet adopted.—The entie then Paid they meet now form themrelvm Into a extra*. Intellsg, for the purpose of taking into conaldaratke what dim* do with the unregtrterel nett of the company. robe nen es liable to forfeiture, he Dusted the meeting could have no oujeti, that, seeing that the shorts would fall into the LIMO of soiontn ptietore.—Alter a abort diecuelon it woo agreed to umenee that the ulacetors be anthorind to divere of the unreglasni w In each way as can be done legally."—lt was eta ed that theism of the Great Southern are Western Railway of fretted knee intent,* on the formation of thLs line to %Imola& leotour, se o dimmed to aid In its promotion. SLIM/ AND Su Aszcos.—Haifiyearly Meetisq,-lAi i Aug. 31. —Mr. Galt In the chair. The meeting was a mere Loris to juotifr the acts of the directors. A cent repot was pate an:tror.kr".•nithtitliLlit.timetbiletration...dire:troft the meeting i lw ' g l a ' r an nt S " F uo eb.. 47 " ke . Asqie lli tni l SWANSEA VALLIY.-1 he rneetano of ;his employ t adjourned in comequenoe of a sufilciest number of propeoes having bees present. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Xesa All. OEM ALL SOL AIL AUL AAA, 2 Dublin...... 0,0 ;inland .... liu Judie v. Sew, 0 maw 1 Waterford .. 011 Flanders ... Oi amplorullept 2:11 Roma 1 Docagbaase. 01 Prance...... U 9 Do. klwak.. u 0 1 OusemiJers. Liabon.. Sei tAe isost..n snit a Hamburg .... Sydn.N.B. W. 01 Max Peet B, Y Gas vatimu, Avo. 31.—Arrioed : Richard and Clan, Dfla; I burg, Pete; klephanten, Denmark; &tube*, Guebee; h Norway : Joh- 11 MM Petersburg; Edward Biiraen,Ba owns, Coy of Rotterdam, far R. Peel, Rotterdam ; Cobs Havre; City of Boulogne, Boulogne; Tourist, Cads; Antes Director, Antwerp; Maly Ara, Dentate, Belinda, Pttersourgi mace, Denmark ; Henry and Elimibeth, Baltic ; Jaaanab, CYq Lavine Clementine, iloadeur ; Aspern, Balite; Beatitude, h burg; Eden, Kiel ; Fanny, eitraleund; Alkmaar, Lem; k Crdostadt ; Davenport, Quebec ; Eidenar, Goetenburg ; Young Dentrle; Robert and Beteey, Vittoria, btraleund, Danyobini libepheni, Riga; Dauntless, Archangel ; Sea, Bernd; Chief, Earl of Sunderland, Cromwell; Cygnet, DAMAO; CVO tesdam; Timor, Memel ; Lord J. Russell, Harlingen; Actin Dolphin, Hamburg; Gratitude, Goitenburg; Pirogue, Ces Ware, Leer; Teem, litralmand ; Karen Elratue, thiensee; litralseutd; Catty, Cronstadt.--Sailed : Alexander Johnson, 01 Harlequin, Boulogne; Be:fast, (BMW ; Bobo, Antwerp ; Jeer Havre; William Bryan, Callao ; City of London, Leer; A Rotterdam; Neptune, Ostend; Hind.), Ceylon ; Ayrshire, Ps Lummox, Aro. 31.—Arrived: Sylph, Mann; Juba Pee Remo ,• Amelia, Charleston ; Hodcelan, New Orleans ; J. wood, Bolide; Aurae., Liberal s Madras: Duke of Wellington Laura, Denman". : Yanehon, New lurk ; block Pin Janeiro; Cheshire, Harannah ; Auguste, (Spent; hiunann Replan; laduestrious, Gibraltar ; A oOZOil e loeland; Betty, La Konigsberg ; Emma, Lisbon ; Collector, Naples ; George, ; New ZealaW, St. John's, N.B. ; George, Pain; Cinched; John Rama, Boats Ventura; Phantom, COIINIJA Wreak, Hainan ; May Ellen, Mauritius ; MA; N. 0 &Oland, New York; Caledonia, Quebep ; Corrine, Sr Adrian; Africa ; Hilda, Constantinople; T. 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