The Express. — London, England, 1851-07-23 00:00:00

/ ,4f--?, 7- 4 . e . a F eY r ---' Tvht dlfprt No. 1,532.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1851. [THREEPENCE. 'LONDON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LAKES OF GOIBRILAND. fiCKETA AVAILABLE br 'EVEN DAYS, by the ordinary trains, Orn MINDEHMERR, will he iwesd at the toil wing fsres on and alter Mis 30th trot. Fall pertieuleas ins, he had on inquiry. Landon Lo Windersure end beck:—tint class, t 3 3e. ; second elase, SI Js. By order, MARK Ht.:1311. General Manatees OflSce, Euston.station, 33th June, lilt. ERECT ROUTE to the CENTRE and NORTH stNITLAND, via LONDON sad NORTH WESTERN and till CENTRAL RAIL,TATIL 1141. Transition p.m. P.m. Zoltan btalsk Links tu 0 p.a. 7w - _ . am. lisseltestar ... ll 36 Attila at a.m. L. p.m. soling ... 3 li Perth ..... Millen 4 43 Abstdeta ll 4411. rri Nita greatly fedased. By ardor. HOBERT JOHNSTONE, Jaw 11, k'3l. Ilailwq 060% firth. -- 'ELEVENTH REPORT of tbe DIRECTORS of the POlls UNCIAL BANK of LONDON, fir the year meting 'ELEVENTH 3 , P.11, 1631. AZ am ..NNUAL .•)ElifEllAL MEETING of the Ifhastbalanw Mid I. amitairEisliefb EGOSIIGiIIpAPIREVEJ IMAM thiff. MI. • DIINTOILL THOMAa DAILNIMTALL, hp., Chairman. WILLIAM lIIIIENI. ORD, Lg.. M.Y . Deputy Chairman. Charles Dkkson Arthibalk Eol. Nadi Hunter, Eq. Charles Butler. Erg. }Award Osentord, Esq. John Ail ,M 4 swami, EN. John Savono, Eoq. %lan= C per, hoq. Joseph tholopson. Eoq. Jame, A'.enonder Douglas, Esq. I imPh I:nd , mond. E•q... Charles 11i3. h.q. . Richard Walker, hp.. M.P. JOnallann llototimom, Tap. 1 :If mas Winlinartb, E.g. Ma:Kamm—Mr. Alfr.' l E. Cattail. SOLterroaa.—Mesms. Amory, 'lnver", a.'d Smith, and Mears. Norris tind The Mawr? red tin adycZe•;;;Ccrillug the Meeting, and arta. Wants tin tutiowns REPORT. The Direetere have the pleraee of presenting to their eo.propries tor , the Vies enth Annual statement of the oftvirs of the 113hk. It will Dr seen by the ennex.d Ittlance.ebert, that after making full al.owarce for tadarA cloubt lel d,bta, mad paying the charges and current .Ipetleet for Ito cog yi ar, the alt profits amount to E13,311:10, out of thee peril. a Dividend at the rate of E 6 per gent. per annum PI the bow-yew ending 31st Dr,ember, 1630, has I ;a •r , .0-13 131 d, and the trivet es have WM to declare a Dividend . re hum irsuaw.tai, for the halt-year mg Mg 30th June, 1531, at the some rat-. After laying such Dividend, and 41.4tieting the rebate of interest awe tiro 601., 11%11 also siting off C. per mat. (.1:24 1 0, from the I' to of Ei,o 0 Ammar chargell to tb AAA Premises Aceurnt, there s,ll remain a Waxed X 4,191 7.4 GI. to be added I', the &verve by inerew•lng this hand tutPl,o62 17s. I ld. In tompLener with the perrivims 441 the Devi of Settlement, the brogans Inrecturs, :—Clarks Ineimoo Architabl, ley.; Thomas sargge o ol, 1.4.1.; Jonathan llopkinewn, Egg.; Edward °stoked. kap, Mlle from whew, but Ink; uffer ttirerelell'ell as atmliiistee /lar rea kcion. DANK OF LONDON. IY.EI, JUNE 30, WI. Capital ailsertbed -- 5761,8,0 0 0 Capital Fah! ti . ., -41132,540 0 0 Shia: sate. Fund tweeted is Govrtr.au at Securities.. 13,471 14 3 Dakota doe lo tlar Castamrst at tbe 11~ak pall. r t .4.1.4 Suss after ditliattlug lisl and Doubt ful DebD, sad p ,pass all Sbaritu and Stores F - mast £936,325 1 8 Cob inhaml, fieverraneat flecontir, India Bonds, Mt. la.• tooted, ire 19.52,323 I t , Uue 0: Vatting Crenarea Mamas, aad Furniture, at latboury told Ilearktuwart,t 4,600 C 0 £10?3,12$ 1 8 Dmalc,..l the rate of 6 per ut. p-r mammy fur the ). fading I.st December, ).50, mr. ulr taut .C 4,111 12 0 Dfridecal at ~P is foe the half-ye:sr endue :Art:, Jute, 1451 4,570 16 0 lomat .title• a/ bask Piens:sea Account 200 • 0 ?abaft of marmot ea worm bills curried tu Frail aed Le a Nee Amount Belmar mined to the °satiate< Fuud, making that fool Z:1,962 171.114 4,191 3 6 C13,3:1 13 0 035,55113 0 The report end leisure sheet heist, bees reed, It teri yd. b e uosumeensig,—llliet the report and belts * steel just teed be o pd, pilled sad e.reoloied amongst the proprietor* See mosses, Thomas Sarum all, req., on the pert of the in fector*, &easiest s ithoited at the pui.i.opesritel of the Compeer at We rote f 4;t: per ecnt. per 11T111.1, fres from luaxne.tes, red alter the 14 of Attqltet Orr. Iteno.e..l turaeinteuebr,—That the following directors, •is. : Charles nets n Ar. q.; Thomas Jutish -in Hop. 11/31• 0 0, I 41.; lalweed ntenfrott, who go ~ut of other in our. seance of ttx deed of eetticseeet, be fk-tlceted binders of the ( ow- Psn'• Repo've4 th • tbaeks of the steeliest* pre. eentot to the toreettql e r their att,ntics to the eautgement of the Mists of I , e hunk during the pee: 7. tr. Ittoelrol eitanterow.ly,—net Ste thanks of the Proprietors be pre tested to Mr. Alfred aith.ad Cutbel, for ti'• cliental enviers es Wt r. Mismed) TIKAIAS DAIINEWALL, Chairman. Meei e l uneninwooly,—Tast the thsaks of the encrust be pre tested to Teem.* lisreewalt, Eat., lot his able and courteous gee. duo to the chair this day. (tlilfwd) A. L CUMULI.. Kamp*. JEWELLERY. 1)01)U , BIiOTHERS, 40, Co.nbill (blissionawww jewellere, altenatithe, eel watelhoeCeen., beg to wiliat an ineactlea et :heir Calling* Age•OILT 1111a3T IKT ORNAIIIV-WTS. kneeing Meek of the ehokest mete teed egeriet designs la dials. bre o =tirawrietr. hoop carriage, ix. he be ran with is Laadoei.-40. kD ED STEADS, BATHS, aLd LAMPS. WILLIAM 6. BURTON hen OPY.NED TIIRkiIS LAIIG6 ITUINAL I.llloW.Utaille, eomainaloituar with hie oriental one. (lamb ale the larittot in the kingdom), dimmed cacti...Ay le tke 61.1'ARATE DISPLAY of Lamm &who, and Natalie &IL Marto. Iho Mook of each hat ime the L.rWt, ntwoit, and rut g Tarim ewer oubmitted In the p abUr, and marked at pritwo peoporoon. ate woh thoor that have tenant to make his eaMbhohmeist the must themoruiohol in thimantatry. IteiLt, il I. Irma Phowm Watts Irmo Lingo yolaserN), from (All caber Maim at the same rate.) Palwier'o Candles Will Ito t 4. BURTONN4 stet' of GENERAL FtIitNIWHINO IRONlliiN.ialtli (including Clit.ery, Nickel Sliver. and Kiwi Wive.) to literally the Warm in the world, detailed Catalosum Si which, with engravings, sent (pm pool) free. The money re. tunwl Ine every artale aot ipprovol 01.-39. oxvottu-sinEET 0 , Iter of Nosiontawatreet). No. I and 2, NEWMAN-NTILLE'7 Alla PERKVA.PLACII. LONDON. EMMelotted ill Wenitooreet, Io2L. I)EARLY TEETH.—ROWLANDS' ODONT(), o, I'l KL DENTIVIIICIt, • white powder, Compounded of the I, et old most rreberrhe hiar.elieots of the Oriental herboL It eriteMotes tartar from the to tn, removes epos of inooteut doisy, polotti s end pronely% theenens. 1. imparting the mast pure and pearl. like wliMeireo, and peers sootinese and perfume to the breath. Mowry is by its moos emetic., od from the gams, and • healthy Kelm awl redness are induced ; so that the teeth tie loow) are thus reralered tam le their tiotiots. Its truly enkient awl fragrant aro. Butte pr.pertise have alaahaal Its relocCen by the UUltil, the Court, and ttw Pored Phatly w akOrrat cal the dorceeiges sad Nohltty throopoat e. Prier 2.. od. per Ms.—Caution. The wools `t Now hiedie OLIDSIO area an the Lan! Waxed on each tea.— Nolo be A. NOWILAND .0 Nee Ustuirowardeti. tooter; o al: aewerilies sad perfumers. RI: BARRY'S REV.II.RNTA ARABIC.t FOOD. Cure No. 71. of drepervle: host the Right tin. the lord de Deena have clement enesidnable benefit from your ievelests Arsine Food, end e welder it due to yours Ives and dr/ cubic la amelearnm the publication of thew lisev."—fitnart de Mena. Oar, 49,1121:— . May yews' nelenerdribl. egos, fees dynpeyele,mer vournena, maths", snuck conce - petion, d itensay, sreeene, Moire. at the noel o c end vomiting% bevy been r.olovnl by Du Burry'. excel teat Nlarle Jolly Wertl , ll.. Li/27, near Die, Norfolk. Cure No. .1,20/1: Weld rime /freer p.is, nervounice, 'wadi rnimpe, -fuser, mad neureu, for a Inch my servant het cin-ultn.l the once of niJny, have been effectuclly removed by nu linern delicious food in a sere Alert time. len be happy to mower any icepiiriee." En. Jo:on Laved, iteldinetion Hnetory, Norfolk.—:'old an Innis ten, with full Inatruetions, wriglung Inc., at le. 9/1.; 21b., et It. IA bib.. at 1 fe•. 1 ?lb., at 22%. du;Nr-relimecl Twiny, 10th., at 370.; 31b., at en. ; tbelolb. sad 1210. ceni-ters are sest free cf carriage en T - eipt of Piet-ides ceder. by DU LISZT mud Co., IV, !Ito Bond street. London, wed ell &event% -- - OTT COIIIT OF SEWERS.—Yesterday - a court was held at Guildhall, Deputy Peacock in the chair. A me morial, signed by several hou-cholders of one of the wards, praying the adoption of the "orderly" system of street cleansing was presented. A conversation relative to the merits of this system took place, in which it appeared to be the general opinion of the members that no derision could be founded upon the experiment hitherto carried on, excep tionally favoured as it had been by the fine weather. It was resolved to signify this opinion to Mr. Cochrane, the pro moter of the orderly scheme. A complaint was made against the firm of Tomlin.. and Randall. of Eaatcheap, for causing a nuisance by the bleaching of spices on their pre mises. 'f he case was referred to the committee of general purposes, with instructions to view the premises and exa mine the alleged nuisance, with the assistance of the medical Miter of health of the City of London. The proprietors of the Hall of Commerce appealed against the assessment thereof, to a consolidated and a sewers rate. It was stated that Mr. Mosley, the ori4inal proprietor of the Hall of Commerce, had died in very embarrassed circumstances, that the estate was in Chancery, that the mortgagee had not meelved one sixpence from the premises since Mr. Mon key's death, and that, in fact, after the expenses of keeping open the conoern were paid there was not a farthing for an body. The commissioners said that if they admitted such a pies they would have constant applications claiming ex. amption, and those parishioners who already paid heavy rates would be afflicted with serious additional burdens. The application was negatived. PALE AT PIMLICO.—Last night, between eleven ems twelve o'clock, a fire broke out in one of the houses neat] y erected in Moreton-place, Pimlico. The engines strived with great promptitule, but before the flames mull be subdued all but the exterior walls was destroyed. The origin of the disaster is unknown. Ca. Ili.seee bmsily. dam PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. DAVID SALOXONS, ESQ. MOTION node, and question proposed, " That David Salmons. Esq., is noted/tied to vote in this home, or to sit In h rum, during any debate, until he stall take the nth of abjuration to the form appointed by law."—(Lord J. Hassell).—Amendment protested, to Immo= from the word "require" to the end of the question, in order to add the words "Member of Perjameat for the nomugh of Greenwich, hating sat and voted in this house without having takes the &Murales oath in the weds contained and set forth in the form tendered unto hint at the table, the Attorney-General of England be ordered to Matte:to proceedings against him at law for ouch dsfault"—(Mr.lanstey) —tweed thereof : Dowd= proposed. "That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the quankin." Amendment, by kave, withdrawn. Original question again pro posed :—Anamilment proposed, t r leave out from the word "That" to the end of the question, in order to add the words " Baca Lionel Nathan de Mdlimbild and David Seidman, EN., having taken the melte of allegiance and supremacy, and also the oath of abjuration Is the mama in ebich thle house le bound by law to administer the same, are entitled to take their mats as members of this home" —(111r. Bethel E—instead thereat : —Cluetti m pat, "That the words /reload to be left out stand port of the question." The home divided Aye., lib; Eger, 71. ATES. Arland, Sir T. D. Fox, Sei;k,l7l; W. Nem:lmre, C. N. Ad ir, R. A. S. Freebie*, Jars W. Newport, Truant Adder?, Charles B. Fier., Cbarr H. °genets, Sir Lori Ham M. Cillpia, Colonel On* IL O 11. i , ,,,,i, 0. Orr, Wyndham Ore, Marisa W. M. T. Mark - Moral Palmer, Robert 4/.01. . 0. Tobswelia. om* Baring, Mr F. T. =era. Rt. 117.11. Parr, lob. Barrington, Croat Ofof4D, Edward Portal, diehard Bellew, William IL Gwyn, Bowel Erre, Richard Bellew, Richard Y. liallord, Sir Hasty Pussy, lltillip Birds, Sir Thomas B. Hoodlum, G. A. Reid, Cohort Illandrod, Marquis of Hanson, Mr John Rear, John C. Boole., Admiral Hawes, Bei.jauvin Rucaruhu, OAIDSO Biro, Musgrar Homey, Jompis W. Richards, Klett ird Burrouglos, Henry•S , Henke, Hon.!. C. Roundly, sir John Catopbra, bit A. L liindeay, Orr Rowell, Lord John Cardwell, Edward Hodge-, Thomas L. Subtlsorp, Colonel Child, Smith Hodgson, W. N. Somerville, lio.SirW. Lisristopher, R. A. Hohma, Lord Spooner, Eicher Christy, More Howard, Hn. C.W. G. Molded , Ausustus Orients, lion. Chas. Innis, Sir R. H. Struts, Rt. Hon. E. Clerk, Rt. tin. sir G. Ririe, Sir H. 0.11. Stuart, Henry, Clive, Henry B. Jams Captain Stuart, Job, Cockburn, Sir A. J. E. Kraght!ey, Sur C. Tbedger,Sir P. Wee, Henry B. Knox, Ha. W. B. Tyler, el: George C Aline, Thomas Lrouchete, Hr. H. Cane, Lord finny Orman, Hoary C. Loci, Henry C. Waddington, D. Crain. Mr William G. Lewis, George C. Waddington, Harry & Crowder, Richard R. Lindsay, Hon. Col. Walpoie, Sperm H. Unison. Edmund Lockhart, A. E. Whiride, Jammu Darman, Jana E. Lcsk‘vat, William Wurrani, Loftus T. Drink John Lowuher. lion. C il. Williams son, Sir H. Dondaa, Admiral Karen, Lord C. S. Willoughby, Sir H. Eist, Sir Junto B. lia*:enson, John Wilson. Janos Egerton, Wm. T. Id aril, Hum J. P. Wood, Rt. Ho. Sir C. Elliot, lion, J. L. /dun *ll, Pl.'tastut k;, , ...(Airt, J. it. B. Morns. David tutors. Fergus, John Mulling*, J. R. Ranter, Kt. IIn.W.G. Ferguson, Sir R. A. Moody, William Hill, Lord Manus litxwilliam, lion. O. Napier, Joseph NOES. Adair, Hugh E. Fos, William J. Ro'artes, T. J. A. AsMosby, Henry A. Gibson, Ilm. T. M. tadleir, JO." Adcock, Thomas Granger, Thomas C. Balwey, Colonel Anderwm, Arthar Ho:, sa iknjanain fitholoneld, W. Alatt7. nkiliali C. lits.ie, Archdreld ticobell, Captain , M. B. Ilenry„%lif wider Scully, Francis tam, M aatr l i find. T. Ileyttuod, James Seymour, Henry D. Bell, Jowl' Ilubhouse, Thos. B. Smith, John B. Boyle. lOU. Cal. Keisl.m,James Spearman, Henry J. Night, John Langston, James U. Tapered, Henry W. Brotherton, Joseph Locke, Joseph Tennen', Robert J. Brown, William Lu•hington, Charles Thoinpson,ed. Butler, Fiera S. Wtoilagh, W. T. Thomason, George Cloy, Josses Miliu., Richard M. Thomely, Thoinaa Clay, Sir William Mole-sorth, Sir W. Tollemache, Hit. F. J. Crawford, M illiam S. 81111.017, Francis S. Wakley, Thome. Dogwood, Sir(. IL Sormys, Lord Walmsley, Sir Joshua Dawes, Edward O'Brien, J. Wawn, John Twiaell D'Eyneourt, IIn.C.T. O'Brien, Sir T. Williams, William Duke, Sir James O'Connell, M. 1. Willyams, Iluntpluy Duncan, &rooms Os`rime, rialph Wilson, Mathew Reams air& Lacy l'ainrun, James Wood, Sir William P. Ream, John rower, Dr. TELLIII, Evart, Willlam Ileyoulde, John Beth& l, R. Forster, Matthew Iticareo, John L. Smith, Jobe Abel 0216INAL Qatntioa again prot.med : Debwe ariaing, Motion made, and triest.sn put, •*mat toe Debate be now .adjourncit—(Mr. LiierWtoe a ;iled Agoa Vera, 9.1: Oatuinat question again proposed :—Amendment premed, M thr mid of We que,Uon, to aul the amnia t• and that Una bowie, havaig regard to ibe Kruplotol the tonourablr atembar for Greenwich, s:li eientae it, undoubted privilege in that inhulf, and mowed forthwith in more tuck aiteratiota to be made in the Pam aced mode of administering the aid outb, as eball ritibM the honour able Enna r to take and soMeribe the acme."-61r. George Tinges). sm. —5 1 9,1515 w Kota ed, “That thine words be there added." Vehote arising; imam mule, and question pat, That the debate be now adjourned? The home divided :—Ayee, 59; Note, 915% AYES. . . . Adair, Hugh E nail, riiilienia . min lkdrrey. Colonel Agliosbj, Hairy A. 11....ite, Alimaade: licbo rtield, Wi.liam Airiali, rhea.. Iley "rood, James :Scully, Eancle Yell. Jacob li....thause 'Lamm& Smita,Joba A. Btbr eil, Ric h aid h . .. R . erailaw,..lainem &ugh. John R. . .. Deight;John Lucke, Jjeepn nowt, Lard D. Brockichnne, John Liotonston, Marko Tenwist, 'lobed I. Dr*Weston, Joseph M•Cullexh, W. I. Th , wprot, Wood CLiy, Janes DlGieevt, John Valle». Hon. Clus. C./tales, {Dotard Mn...i Diehard IL Watley, Moron. Cranked, Wm. li. Munn, (Mere I. IN elnuiey, Mx Juxiont DI.) nouurt, Rt.Un.C. Murray, Froncio 8. Nano, John T. Duke, Sir James Plogreje, sir Miaow Willcox, B. krtihin Domai, George O'Brieg, J. Walli.., John Ellie. Jolts O'Connell, Morgan J. Wilhame, M illlom .. _ . Itilph —' 'o. Mathew Yorma;r, Mathew °wn*. es—,_ Wdeon, . Irortmene, Chi...lnter Peeler; ,Shr 0.8. Wild. James ros. w.. J. Pliocene's" James tiara, Marl.. Pinney. William TELLIBIL Gibson, Rt. Ha. T. M. Power, Dr. Amery, T. C. Creme, Join Reynold., John Thumps" Gems. ROES. Leland. Sir T. D. Etirsig.ur, Vista et Morgan, Ortavivs Adoir, Robert .1. 9. 1.: lot. lion. J. E. Horrid, Lurid Adderley, Chilees IL Fareourt, J. B. B. Hamm lin. E. Y. L. Arad@ll, (laptrin M. Lust. n, WI at Mallows J. R. Baines Hon. M. T. Evans, John Mundv, Wlllitm Baldoek, Edward H. Fersus, John Naas, Lord HMIs .n, Clucks B. }rumor, So. R. A. Napier, Joseph Makes, George Ifitspdrick,lln. J.W. N ew n inn t a . C. N. Baring. lion. Sir P.T. Irtnwillialn.lin G.W. Newprat, Vrscount Bann,r, Thomas Forester, I tn. G.C.W. Noel, i ;ch . 0. Barrinaton, Viscount Freestret, C keel filtrien, Sir Lucius Burrow, William IL Ircshneld, Lotion W. ogle, Smile C. Bateson, Thomas Fregen, Charlie. 11. 1J,,,...un. Ja in Beckett, William toter. Augustus E. Paoke, Churl W. Bellew, itichad M. Caeliell, James IL Pawl, Lord Alin I Beristord, William G 'pin, Colorer l'aget, Lord CLirenee Berkeley, Hon. H. F. Gla 'stone, lln. W. E. ? a m l in d •c,,,,,, Berkeley, C. L. G. (Mold, Wyndham Takinglon, Sir &Mt Blackstone, W. $, Goulburn, Rt. Ho. H. r.t.,,,, Robert Illandford. Many/hot Granby. Marque of Palmerston, Vimount Widens Hera,. G. Greaten, C. P. Parker, John Booth Sir Robert G. Grented, Churls .W. pint. Colonel Bowles, Admiral Grogan. Edward reel, Frelerick Remands.% Richard Gera, Lionel Pigott, Francis Brieco, Musgrave 11.1 rd. Sir Henry Ponsoriby, Hon. C. P. ernailley, Henry IlaIL Col. Portal, Melville Brooke, Mr Arthur 11. linnewell. EG . l'owlett, Lord Wm. A. Brown, Humphrey. Ilannitou, G. Prime, Richard Buller, Mr John 1. Ilacuilton, J. 11. Pu-ey, Philip Ilmithler, Lord Monter, Sir John Reid, Colonel ammonite., H. N. Ilardmatle, J. A. Renton, John C. Ruston, Sir E. N. HstarrlL Rt. lion. J. Hellion, George W. C ibbell, Benjamin B. Humes. Peolamine Ricardo, Ganpu. Campbell, sir Arch. 1 1 +3ns Flr Edmund Rieh, Henry Cardwell. Edgard Ilemisin, F. E. Bichsel*, Richard Caren, W. H. P. lied y, J. W. Robartes, Thomas J. Carat, John B. Hobert, Heni y A. R nea n n id. cu r l, E . Cavendish, lin. C. C. Hervey, Lord A. Roue% Lord John Chiehmter, Lord J. L. Hodges, I homes L. Sibthorp, Colonel Child, Smith Hodgson, Will N. Somerset, Captain Christy, Samuel Hogg, re , J. N. Somerville, lln.ehrW. Oeas nu, Hou. C. S. Holmes, Lord Spearman, Henry J. Clerk, le. Ms. Sir G. 'toward. Dion.C.w.G. Spooner, Itithani Cies Henry B. Hodson, George Stafford, Augustus C *bold, John C. Huts Wee Man Struts, Rt. Hoe. E. Cochran*, A. D. LW. Inglis, Sir J. li. trenrt, Henry C Abensolr A. J. E. Johnston. Sir J. - bn Start, Henry G. C.lO, lam: t S. Jonas, Copt. Tapered, Herne W. C....118..011, Sir W. knightley, Sir C. Taylor, Colones Coles, Heavy B. linos, Coil Theaiger, Sir F. Collins. Thomas Ku 11l lion. W • S. Tenneli, John Comidon, Herr, C. L ibmoliere,Rt.lln.H. Townley, R. G. Conolly. Thome Langston, J. 11. Tyler, Sir George Corry, Rt.llon. H. L. Lerman', T. 11. Verner, Sir William Crum, llon.W. H.S. Lemurs. I Led A.G. Ver.,. lion. Thanes Gasper. Hon. W. F. I edit, C. P. Vise, Richard H. Crust, ter W.O. L'. iris, G. C. Waddington, H. S. Crowder, Itiethod B. Ulan)", BM COI. Walsh, Sir John 8. Denies:, E Ica .dad Littl.ten, lion. E. Watkins, Colonel L. Disraeli. It• • jamin Lockhart. William Whiteside. James Dodd, George Lowther ' Hun. Cot. Wlararn, Lat. T. Douglas, Fir C. E. Megan, W. H. Williams, Thome, P. i hnnannnn t , li n ,, ey manners, Lord C. S. Williamson, Sir li. Duclaworth, SirJ.T.R. Manners Lard G. Willoughby, Fir H. Duatuft, John March. Earl of Wilson, Jams Dunee, Admiral liamernann, John Wood, Hon. Sir C. Dundas, George Matheson, Col. Wortley, Hon. J. B. Donde% BLIIn.SI.D. Haswell, lion. 1. P. Tai. nn. Dunne, Colonel Mena, Mr Hemp Harter, Hon. W.O. Ems Ur J. B. Moffatt, George H.", Lord H. PAINE/4/81* wow , latmLtt... Amount, laclu. Nam- dm; Lorna ' Date. kr. Carrissesoad Thu. Amount. Parcels. P. d. F s. d. 1 0,1831 1307811 2901 4 4 170175 1.31 5 2 1858 341314 28401 5 0 118831 23780 4to 7611 6 2097 19 4 51444 44110 4 1141-year r JuseU. 16311 Leal:-year le Awl% IV' SO SO SI IL dt. 10 SO sh i.e SO SO l 1543 The propoetlons of the traffic for this half-year are thus classified Minerals, 79,029 tons; gaod, local, 86,729 tun.; goods, through, 4,517 tans ; passengers, local, 415,781 ; pas sengers, through, 15,003. "It will be seen by this state ment," says the report, "that by far the greater propor tion of the receipts of the line arse from the local which must be the case so long as the reasonable facilitie4 stipulated for by the agreement of the 13th of April, 1850, with the London and North Western Company are with held." The question of a reserved fund has occupied much of the attention of the directors. The sum which has been set aside this half-year amounts to 3,2001., leaving a reserve fund in hand of 22,776 f. 3s. The interest on borrowed capital being paid, and the dividend on the canal shares being provided, there will remain a net balance of 20,7211. 14s. 7d., which enables the directors to recommend a dividend of 2s. Gd. a share. The bill for an extension the line to Burton and Derby has been withdrawn, in con sequence of an arrangement entered into with the Midland Company, by which a great economy has been secured. The directors have entered into a contract with Mr. Brawl for the construction and lease of the Ashbourne branch, b which the works on the branch arc to be con strutted fur the snot of 48, to which is to be added the et.`11,9 90 1., 30 30 7 84.1 35 174 20 1a io 50 50 15t. 25 25 03 cost of the land, and upon this entire cost Mr. Ilrassey gua rantees to the company a sum equal to 4f. per cent. per annum for a period of five years; Mr. lirassey to take the receipts of the branch, and one-third of the increase due to the branch on the main line. The land and works to be paid for in bonds bearing interest at IL per cent. per an num. The necessary steps have been taken for placing the contractor in possession of the land, and the works have just been commenced, and it is expected that the line will be opened in July of next year. Since the last meeting of the proprietors, the directors have found it necessary to pro ceed with the works of the Newcastle branch, which hod been delayed by various injunctions of the Court of Chan cery. From motives of economy a new contract has been substituted for the original one, and the branch will be constructed as a single line. The amount of this contract is 27,00 a, which, is, however, exclusive of brickwork that way be required tor the tunnel, and upou which there was a considerable difference of opinion between the engineers and contractor. An end has been put to the litigation in respect to the Apetlale branch, by an arrangement with the proprietor of the minerals, by which 4/. per cent. is gua ranteed to the company on the cost of the construction of the line, which has been contracted for at a sum of 9,000!., to be paid in debentures of the company, bearing interest at 41. per cent. per :UllMtn. THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Yesterday the re ceipts at the doors aniounted to 3,2381. 25., and the number of visitors was, by the police returns, 68,161. LORD STANLEY left town yesterday morning for India, where his lordship will remain until the approach of the next session of parliament. —Nosing I'apvr. ANOTHER EXTENSIVE FIRE AT Ihttsrot.—An oth:r extensive fire took place during Monday night on the lremises occupied by Mr. George l'uyne, timber merchant, ath render, and dealer in rope and oakum, Temple Backs. The firs was first observed by the police constable on the beat at a little after 11 o'clock on Munday night. At that time it appeared to be confined to the department M the premises in which the lath making business was carried on. As soon as he discovered it the policeman gave an alarm, and this being spread through the city, the engines of the police force and the respective Fire Insurance Companies hastened to the spot and used the utmost efforts to arrest the progress of the fire, but the materials were of a very combustible nature, consisting of timber, much of it im pregnated with creosote, and the flames spread with such rapidity and burnt with such vehemence that for some hours all the surrounding properties were placed in the greatest danger, and considerable injury was done to the premises occupied by Messrs. Crowley, carriers. The flames broke through the roof of their sheds, and it was with very great difficulty that a valuable lot of horses, 18 in number, were got out of the stables. Three of these animals were so much terrified and kicked and plunged so violently that fur sonic time nothing could be done with them, but, at length, the carter hit on the expedient of harnessing them as if they were required fur use, and, this being done, they came out pretty quietly, and were thus saved. A horse belonging to Mr. Payne perished in the Names. The fire burnt furiously until about two o'clock, when, having destroyed the pre mises and the greater portion of the stock, it be gan to die away. During its height the flames arose to a great altitude and illuminated the city, the elevated points of which were for hours crowded with citizens watching its progress. The extent of the loss has not been ascertained, but it must be considerable, as about 1)0!. in bank notes were destroyed. Mr. Payne was in sured, but to too small an extent to cover anything like his loss. The premises are also understood to have lawn in sured. rs . l 121 so2° 1211 12 TESTIMONIAL TO ALDERMAN THOMPSON.—A hand some piece of plate was presented to Alderman Thompsor. last Friday by about fifty gentlemen who were met fur that purpose at the Plough, Blackwell. The plate consisted of two very handsome candelabra of massive silver, manufae. tured by Mr. Brook, of the Poultry. On one of the corn partmeuts were engraved the arms of the alderman. On number the City emblems, and the third bore the follow her inscription :—" Presented to the Right Worshipful 'William Thompson, Esq., alderman of the City of London, by the inhabitant householders of the ward of Cheap, in testimony of the high estimation in which they . held his public character, his private worth, and his faithful ser vices as their alderman during a period of 341 years, nod as a grateful memorial of his kind and generous feeling in promptly responding to their requisition, and consenting to retain his connexion with them when he had become entitled by seniority to occupy the position of alderman of the ward of Bridge Without. —July, 18.31." A SINGULAR FATALITY TO TWO GENTLEMEN IN A COAL 'NI xE, and to two other persons, at Chorley, near Preston, Lancashire, has caused great excitement and gloom in the neighbourhood. On Monday afternoon, it appears that Mr. Henry llordeon Fazakerley, of London, • young gentleman who had come in possession of extensive landed property at Chorley, and Mr. James Green, of Bry austone-square, Loudon, descended one of the mines of Messrs. Blundell and Sons, Chorley, in company with two workmen, and whilst they were at the bottom of the shaft au explosion of choke-damp occurred through their having carried an unprotected light with them. It was near mid night before their bodies could be recovered, when they were quite dead. They were much burnt, and at the time assistance was sent their bodies were under water in what is called the sump-hole," at the bottom of the shaft. The names of the other mallet-kr, were William Taylor and Mr. Billings!, the underlooker of the mine. Mr. Faxakerley had come down with his mother and sister, who returned to London on Saturday. Mr. Green was • friend of his who had descended the mine very unwillingly, and not till after repeated assurances from the miners teat he would be as safe in the shaft as at the top. PUNCII'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE.— The lessee of this pretty little theatre is indefatigable in catering for the public amusement. On Monday evening, after the loth representation of the favourite burletta of The Village Nightingale," a new one act farce and pro logue, by Augustus Mayhew, and Sutherland Edwards. Esquires, was performed for the drat time. The prineipa: characters in this piquante little piece were well sustainer. by Messrs. Rogers, Davis, and Tilbury, Miss Mookell, aria Miss E. Romer. The farce was followed by Godiva; or ye Ladye of Coventric," in which Miss I Marshall at Gortion won much applause. The performance concluded with in entert , "- - sot by Mr. Edward Stirling, entitled rhich PATRS.—Mr. Alderman Humphery, in favour of Mr. Solomon, with Captain Bolder°, against. Sir G. Dash wood, in favour of Mr. Salomons, with Mr. Fuller, against. Mr. Horman, in favour of Mr. Bethell's amendment, with Mr. Moody, against. The lion. G. Smyth, with Mr. B. i Cochrane, in favour of Mr. Bethell's amendment. Sir G. Peahen, in favour of Mr. Bethell's amendment, with Colo nel Hall, against. Sir W. Cudrington was shut out on the ' division on Mr. Bethell's amendment. Sir J. Pakington was shut out accidentally from the division upon Mr. Be theirs amendment. The O'Oormon Mahon in favour of the admission of Mr. &Winona, with Lord Brook, against. Mr. Goddard, against the admission of Mr. Salomon, with Mr. Sunbury, in favour. Mr. Bremridge, against Mr. Bernal Oshorne's amendment, with Mr. Wakley, for. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, in favour; of Mr. Osborno's amend ment with Mr. 'lepton, against. THE TURNIP AND POTATO CROPS IN NORTH WALES.—It is feared great and general havoc is being made in the crops of Swedish turnips on the breadths sown in North Wales. by the destructive depredations and ravages of worms. The roots have been found to be so extensively destroyed, that fears arc entertained by many agricultural parties that their crops will be 60 damaged as to be ennparatively wordoess, if not entirely cut off. On the other hand, the crops of potatoes never exhibited a more promising appearance. Throughout all the districts the mark. to are well and chr4;ily supplied, and, as yet, that has not been in the north any appearance or indication blight. .4 Wiid Ducks," in wl the princird artists nmenrcl. The acting. uf Marih.ill and Mr. J. ltoucrs as mi nuted and agreeable, and elicited much applause from a crowded audience. MONEY MAEKET. A:2ILWAYS. THIS DAY. 91 Two o'CLosx. P r i ces of shares showed (I ,:nie weakness at the' Two o'Crocw. again pressed of Lancashire and Yo.: commencement of business this mck -ain g` sales being Consols closed at a further improvement yesterday kshires, Great afternoon, the cash price showing an advance of Northerns, Midlands, South Eastern, and York and : over the first figure of the morning, and, though the North Midlands, at a decline. A decidedly , better j full improvement has not been maintained to-day, feeling, however, has sprung up within the last 2.'eur ; prices generally have shown a good deal of steadi and a half, and the closing rates of yesterday's ma t , nes& ge ne transactions, though not individually re ket arc now generally recovered, the tendency being I Aziorkalde, have been to a fair extent, and include still towards a rally. Business in the aggregate has another p h -chase on public account. Speculative not been extensive. I dealings in th, - s department are upon a limited scale. SHARES AND VODKA lINGOARAw" -- Consols, w i t h the exception, of a moment when th ey were o tf ere ,-I at 961 fur account, have been steady at 96:1 to .1,• Or cash, and 961 to 4 for the 12th of August. Business is thus reported in the official list: Three per Cent. Consols, 96a, 1; ditto for ' account, 961. Three per' Cent. Reduced, 971, 1 „ ; Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, ■ 1. Long Annuities, 1860, ; u litto 30 years, 1860, 74; India Stock, 263"; South .Sea New Annuities, 934. Bank Stock, 2131, 216. Exchequer Bills have been more offered to - day , and the price is lower. Bills of all descriptions have been dealt in :at 505., 495., and 528. prem. India Bonds, 1,000/., mark 595. prem.; dit t o smaller sizes, 625. Business has been almost at a stand-still .in the g oing foreign stock market, and no speculation is forward in any description, so that prices arc .no minally unchanged. Mexican Bonds left C.fr a trifle better yesterday, reaching 304, in cense ' quence of a lengthy communication understood to have been addressed to the committee by Senor Payno, the Mexican financial representative now in London, relative to the 2,500,000 dols. due to the bondholders. The letter referred to does not appeal r to present any new view of the question, but is said to be encouraging, ns Senor Payno sees no risk oldie mo ney not being eventually forthcoming, and professes to perceive no reason why the amount should not be ,discounted in accordance with the course several times adopted by the Mexican government on former occasions. The most important part of the communication referred to, however, is that in which Senor Payno attempts to explain the cause of the remittances on account of the dividends being so trifling. lleholds out ahope that 200,000d015. may be expected by the next arrival from Mexico. Some surprise has been expressed that this commu nication has nut been published by the committee in the usual course. To-day's business list is as fol lows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 90k. Danish Five per Cents., 1031, 1041. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 39i, 38. French Fire per Cent. Rentes, Mfr.; Exchange, 23fr. Spanish T hr ee per Cents., Lt! WATA. ' , Abridge& lam Was. is"agl;4l, - "Biaii l and MO lowering I , Birat.Weies altitourValles H'lllrhailiOi.Laassidttedit ad ialr/Zh aiwr ialionLer.ad. Oillinin ... sal talytte . id NOM sad Badfaat Jam islt Anglian LED L. & E. al& LA . . (BIS D) Z. & 11.; Bastin Counties_ ... Batters Cuba, Clam A (late E. U. Bb.) Do. Cum B and C dais Fast U 110.44411 ... lb. New ) shares !Edinburgh acid Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, ',under Factor and Exmouth . ! ,':neat Northern ... i Do. 4 altaras,A,Deferrall Du. i shares, ILliperCLl 0 Lriouth. and Wast. (Ire., Great Writers ... Do. SIT... ... Lancaster and Carl'als .. Lancashire -del ior'ashire Do. dill' Do. West IthlingVnlO: Leeds alai Think ... .. London and Blackwall .. , Vo.Tilbury &item thalp Lon., trighteit,la b. Coast, Loudon is NurthsWesternll Do. do, New 4 shares . Ito. Firths ... . . , Do. Xl4 sh.,lLlow! B.( V; London & SouthsWeetern 1 D... A w ... ... . . Manch.. li us., and Matlnel, slanch.,Sbef.,aLlacoleshi ~ lb. b:a1.44 Luigi. I: talon' 0. O W. tlum. aid Darby .. Newmarket - Newport, Abergorenay Du. New £20... !No7ttiiWalusifes Newry nd Y'seesellien . North Britian . North Startanteitre... Norte western Oxford, Wore., & Wuteer. atkr.nen Central ... Manton Midland 131 12 Shrew. & Bina., cia.. A 90 34 Do., Clsar 8.... 10 3 StarewsburykilerefordUhl 161 all Shrewrbury and Cbemet ' (Nor. W. Lc.) 131, all Di. Unites 20 ,20 D. Dawartry le , 1 Do. New . 110 61, Shmisoure Union 30 50 'South Devon o. St. 30 Notch Nedern 30 30 South Wales 30 1.1 Muth Yorivt.SißlrerDo, 15 6 olieff.,ltotb.,SiGoMe,S.Dr. 15 13 Ourung and Dunfermline ... WO:oakum and Hartlepool.. 10 lit, fharneallavenDooktltail 2o 11 Vale of :leant SO So Water fad and Llmerkk.. St. 95 York,Neweastlettlterirtek 11 -0 W. do. Extensions ... 431 0 Do.G.N.B.Purehara St. 56. VOGL and .Nottb elkllas4 LINES LEASED AT Ti IS,rIA A Dards ELL S per Sessoi to GLWrsters ltirsuagistAlSOsfordJons m:lekilypaLerwithgusr. mntn les-. to Gt. West. wirstt Yguadunteei '''''' 1111712., Wolv, um] IN.lleyl cat.nite.9xl. UT IN a... 1 /11111. k it as 4 if Cre dliVe ,ternl DIU° witlurta inarmtce Wrsten — ,leasel Clyleininle Junction I tletoica - 476: I (lewd to Ct. Northern), IG:oucester a Dena Fore-ti I ... ii;.;:nt - oircat --- iVe, 7 ,n; r " 11111Pgielby(L.Tork*N Do.y sham (.litto: • I Do. 1 giare (d"tto) . loodo* Drod'ord • Ma ..rt; • London and Greenwich: &kerne prices Yesterday. 94 •1 10 1 10 12 11 dls 10 12 04 1 6 . 22 20 dts 3 1 5 3 al 1 :4 27 29 5 6 16 1 6 S I S 121 12 3.1 Si 138 ui 134 141 79 al 41 44 Pal 9 — l EV: . 101 111 Gi e 53 94 WI 123 3 31 4 3 1 pm S ly 13 2 i on 9 8 4t4 74 8i di 1 20 27 J irs 38 18 23 1 91 414 18 29 Z 1 71 59 3 die 13 19 14 13 dl. 3 21 dl. 6 6 91 1 9 1 .U. d. 14 141 15 159 61 6 dls Si dis 31 31 dis 15 17 71 61 10, 11 So 3 (Us J di. 14 IS 212 214 26 264 21 24 &a 1 I 1: is dia —du : 17i 111 7 61 du l;6 1 ". LIEU =NM 4 P m I 2s 29 27 2 „ 3 9pm I spm I 7 1 179 ala 0 43 1 33 1 $3 102 1 1 11 pal z 04 31 32 93 24 'lOO 102 111 Et 14 13 Maks ooday up to I &cluck. "" 7;7.k:ea 7iouT e Toir — r T Ditto Prefercuoi (ditto Loweirtoft Crowd to Norfolk) Northern:it VAriera Ca' . 16 1 i 114 31 $2 43 461 7f 11e 11 66 941 4 1"1 In 3 26i 371 GI 8 12i 1$ 20 51 54 6 pm (hosed to Ditto ditto P..... PrestoatsWyre(less. ah.West.itLaac.lotockl 0 44 DAM shansitA) laitmh 11 pal Bead., Wild.. sad Reigate .ilomect to South Lotet 111 211 Royston and thud= (toes to Urea I Northers Do. Sheproth Etten.(l.th t4 11 pin South Stafford.tirs ;lessod' to Mr. 11.0•10 w 3j Se dis 'Rum Vallsy, 5 p. Ct. les,rd to otoettoPS.Dar 24 25 %UM, Somer-st, &We) m (lensed to lift W.:stern' IS 431 ito PREFERENCE SIIAItES. H . 04 Abereeen... 1 dla et. le 'Oaindoeimi 110 61 61 16 U rater and Holyhead ... 131 61 all Deidoe, Perth, ant Aber deen Junction 1 lie ;4 34, EastAn4llas(V.lU.Ju'p.Cl. 1 3 II Sl:Eastern Countke Erten', 3 per No. 1 par Ipm z d ,Ditto do. No.l !dill par 10 le 1150. New 6 per Cent. •Fluct, 10 101 10 22 ,11616.1rnios,Seripint.Gp.et 12 191 6 3 Ed/dowel, Pert., and Doman, 61 per Cent ... IMa par 124 121.0reat 'Northern 5 err Cent 131 121 04 31 . 13rethkireatrn(HEirtthe, 1 1 Fen 414 66 6 ILaneaahlrerkYorka. RSV die 76 .200 Dino 6 per Om. Meek' —ld It.. 100 ,London,Bright,k meow, Pret.sperCt.steek,lll3l, from 561. gums, E. 10 10 '-httoConver.3 p0ra.,16.12 IP. 21110 Ditto New guar. 6 per Ct. le • Wild° With Welwyn New 11 Si ook 23 tb Man.ehefreLine. 1,4E01 11 134 11 10 Do. New RIO . 111 12 1I 3 D..h ypm S. ISO MotlaniCosa.Brikehp.Ct 1201 1301 z d ▪ 110 Norfolk katennion 15 16 z d 5 0 Do. 51 per Cent. Guar. 4f 41 06 3 Nortn 8ritiah..... . .. .. 41 6 U 4 02ford, Worecater, and Wolver., g lb. 6 per Cent I Ipm 11 4 11rewaburylkElmun.New Guaranteed lef 101 11 10 lihrewAeCheatet(Nor.W. 921e.7 0 per crest— ~. 141 1 21 i 25 Antth Devon 134 111 U l7 I York, Newesa.le,k Dem. tit.Norte of En2.pureh , .1 16 161 17 5 Ditto Ditto .. 4 4 2I iIG ,TorktNXlLLl.ll4.Poreb 11 1 die TIIIS DAY. 381. The dividends fur the second half of 1849 on the Five per Cent. Portuguese stock of 1841, and the Four per Cent. Stock of 1845, the half of the divi dend on the old unconverted bonds, and likewise the twelvemonths' interest then due on the debentures of the January and December emissions, are adver tised for payment at the Portuguese financial lagency, subject to the usual iniquitous deduction of 25 per cent. The dividend which became due on the Ist instant on the Portuguese Three per Cent. Stock of 1818 will also be paid. In the foreign exchanges yesterday some alterations took place. fhe quotation for Paris was a little above last post's rate, whilst Amsterdam was a shade higher, as were also the quotations eat Italy and Austria. The rate for short Paris is 23 to 3 ; ditto three months, 23.20 to 25. Amsterdam was in de mand, and closed 11.111 to 4. On Ham burg the transactions were not very nume rous, and last post's rate of 13.71 to was main tained. Paper on Italy being more offered, the ex change was rather higher. Spain and Portugal were in fair request at previous prices. For Vienna and Trieste there was much demand, however, prices between sellers and buyers, being too wide, the negotiations were but scanty. Vienna was done at 11.45 to 48, and Trieste at 11.46 to 50. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Amsterdam, short 118. 80 110. 80 Ditto, 2 months Antwerp, short 2sf. 05 25f. 0-5 Drcinen, 2 months GIG, 621 GIG, G2O Christiania, 3 months Copenhagen, short 8.88 8.90 Ditto, 3 months Frankfort, short Genoa, 3 months Gothenburg, 90 days Havinnah lO7 1061 Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months Kingston, Jam.,3o days par p. et. dis. par p. et. die. Ditto, 90 days Madrid Milan, 3 months New York, 00 days llOl 1 1101 1 Paris, short Ditto, 3 months Riga, 3 months 3B 5-16 1 (I. 331 d. St. Petersburg, 3 mos 38(1.383-325.38 1-16 d. 3715-161. Stockholm, short l2 11.15 43 Ditto, 90 day. Trieste Venice We are informed the inauguration of the second division of the Maria Antonia Railway, from Prati to Pistoja, took place on the morning of the 12th inst. 'I he absence of the Grand Duke of Tuscany from Florence prevented his attending, but his ex cellency M. Baldasseroni, Minister of Finance and Public M'orks, and President of the Council, and two of the other ministers of the state, were present as representing his Royal Highness ; and; Mr. Jack son, NIX., who represents the great body of English shareholders, and who had re cently arrived from England in connection with this undertaking. M. Baldasseroni stated that he was authorized by the Grand Duke to express his im portant line, at the completion of this line, which he considered as an additional link in the chain of amicable relations between the two countries; and his Royal Highness trusted that the result would be such as to lead to further investment of capital in similar enterprises in Tuscany. M. lialdasseroni added that his Royal Highness regretted not having been able to be pre sent on this occasion. as he would have felt much satisfaction in personally expressing these sentiments to Mr. Jackson. Many of the public functionaries of Florence, Prati, and Pistoja who attended, and about 300 persons, were taken by a special train to and from Pistojn. The Bishop of Prati and Pistoja performed the ceremony of blessing the line. Trains for public traffic commenced running on the whole line on the afternoon of the 12th inst. It is gratifying to find that English enterprise has overcome in Italy the difficulties which-have beset it in some other countries. The great length of our parliamentary report pre vents us front giving to-day the further communica tion relative to the Spanish American bondholders. 20 Boulogne 9;4 Amiens .. „.„ .Cesent hum (Viersoo) • ;Daub Ilrebb 2 :Great bullso Do. :Lazen.bourg 17,,Noria 7I Do. do. vew 20 Non 490 Liege Xcelbera of Prance . 9 l/fIll•MB and Bordeaux ... 20 Porto red Orleans 10 ;Parietal Donn 14 De& add Strooboari DI lima sod 111•00 JO iambus and Woos 111 ' roars and :0013tell SLIWCaI Fludors 2 I i 17i Is 17 1 i 1 41 ea wt 127 i ea div itLFATa. 7 i - 10 . 1:)I 1 171 es. In 6 au 11 pia xis i ll. PI II it I I_ OE THE NI i 141 1 es In 41 43 53 ex in 9131 St ills n 1 i at. 2 1 ENOLISII Ft:MO.—T:II3 Ilky. Bank Stock, :1316 I Long AmuWel. :11 3 ter Ct, tiolute.l. C. 74 i 1n.114 Stock, 261 3 3 per Cl. COl,-,1,.. t.. 1 I I Ditto bowl*, 110 63 3t per Ct. Cum. 1., :IQ I Fachmiikir liiiik, 1,0v01.,4115. to 32... CokirAs fur Leek, fur Aug.l2. 96 .1 7011E10: I 4 iei let 4 1 I, WATER BILL—To-day Sir J. Graham announced that the cedn mince had come to the conclusion that it was not likely they would be able to sanction the preamble this emion, there being only about seven practical working days for the inquiry, which, during that period, however, had better proceed towards its close. SoMt: RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS intro occurred at the Muckleton Tunnel, on the Orford, Worcester, and Wolver hampton line. Several " navvies" have been severely injured. The works have bees ruepesided for the prevent. 44 Per Ct. Belgian. f 3. 4 st; . Ct. e ll . r. .15r...4 f, per Ct. Butte. Atm. 545 ft per Ct. Cht:IMI, 1.5 6 3 ter Ct. CAllun. - 3 Vr+CL Itattlah. 76 I-pg for Cl. Intuit. :tot I Ct. Itutch, Ir E , pr4or, 34 t a I 1 per Ct. Uf1010.16. IFA hie LATEST FORED 5 per Ct. Ilexieso. 354 I 4) per It. Porurion, 88 V) Ditto 1erv:v.1...3 4 6.vorl'el Ct. Nutl.in " , 1 . 114 7 4 S y per Cc. 1tu,381). PP, 1 8 pre CI. -psol41). Anne, 21 3 Pa Pa Cc , . IPaut.h. 34 I Do. wv e. 58 84 per IX Vencruebi.. 31 3 Do. Deferrod. 1911 N EXCHANGES. For Account. PARIS, Jut.? ft. I For Mousy. II se ea i 70 riv i.e Pn r oe C ess e n o t te ll : „ ........= 3„ 8 4_ 4 4 5 4. 47 80 .4 9 1 . GS 4i per Cents En 404 00 1 ,0 1 01 .008 8: 8 1 gib*, 2 '.; . 00 daye.24 824 Brlgisn, S, 1840 1482 Money. N*Pl . .. Rentei. ... 99 in!loney. Do. 5, 1,nt.1-01 .. 78 Do. I t I Do. do. 1150 77 • Treasury Bonds 11410100 p.OOOl. el 40 I B al k sh am SIT C10 , i91; I 56 76 91 63 hank), „.. 75 • ..,_ -e.,*''":.:. 231 73;:dP::,:j2dteg' pAnis, ju LT 22. —St. Germain, - • VersailleiCright 0 2 :1 2 e a s n o e ; :IS: tem / 1 a el: ,; 1t : a ";1 6 . 4 . 4 . 1.7.,,, i 6„ !lucre. 212 30 • 51.2reeil: . es arel As ig non, 21230; StraZnurot and IL'''. 1 33 75; Centre, 11 0 ; Uou:ogne and Arnim. 271 2S ; (Means am &Mean: 395: Northern, 166 25; Pari. and Stin%bourg, 3112 50; Tour,. and Troyes, Ill; Merge and Ramp. 563 75. . _ _ . . MADRID, JULY 17.—Three per Cents., 36 11-16 ; a f ter Bolsa, 36 11.16 cash, 361 p a p er . I.."hr per Cent s ., LW Fire per Cents., 17j ; after Bolsa, 171 Coupons, Rt• after Bolsa, Si cash. Passives, 7 ; after ;loin. I. 133;i of St. Ferdinand, par. Exchange on Londoe• 60.90. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE—THIS DAY. SUGAII.—The public sale, consisting of 5,000 bags Mauri tius, is progressing heavily. 200 boxes of yellow Fla vannah, chit fly damaged, sold at low prices. Iteliued un altered; grocery lumps, 475. to 495. Cort•ee.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off steadily. Good ordinary natise Ceylon neglected; price nominal, 375. Gd. to 38s. COCOA.-160 bags Trinidad offered in public sale, sad chiefly bought in, at 38s. to 4Go. TEA continues Oem. Itrez.—l,6oo hags Bengal offered, for which there did not appear to be buyers at previous rates, and they weru bought in at Bs. 6.1. to 9s. Hew continues dull. In other articles no material alteration. Dot, pai ! on pool, A uj fruit ' sitt ' L e' & ` ,l. "l". 2.7,',.,93 To Ms same postal last year 2,935,021 Decrees". 84,129 tienoi p.!, op 114 to 1,51 To Law W. 100. Lon4.on Liverpool 3,5 4 630 Illrinol ... 817,143 .... 1,15,8 i 8 Clyde 1,111,850 Total Tam tine la 11130 21,19J,C141 .. 21,074;67 Increase.-- 1,0:9,514 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. This market is Gnu today at the quotations annexed : ."rown Tallow 3Gs. 6,1.0 370., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. OR q Nitta, 385.; last three months, 398.3 d. to 395. 61; January an i March, 395. Gd. to 395. thl. AIARK-LANE.--TIIIS DAY. Av e have had some six or eight hours' heavy rain ht this h ave f a iwri to h ave dusolnye laid.inor O or ur lei m s ne i g h& mrhood this morning, which, if general, can hardly . ithout animation, and the few transactions! n in rk iu e r t ) ; t n o e t v i e h rtle .h le e ss at , were at Monday's rates. Flour sold slow.'y at former prices. crops wwaehn w tt o !t roe e k r l ~;1 , 1 . e s , Barley in short s aPply and quite as dear. T he , n i ve i, of 0 3 t.: ixing short factors had no diPiculty in obtaining the extra me quotations of last market day. Beans and Vests unch anger in value or demand. AtILIVALS LNTO U 321110.31 Fito3l 2lst JULY to 23rd JULY. Ws. Ensh. deotch. WAIL Forcsn. Wheat I C lir A I I Mules I too Oats 1 i Flour, I,SiO olcks ;2,470 barrels. Malt, 410. COAL MARKET.--TIITS DAY. Carr's Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 13s. 9rl. ; Walk End EraddyEl 141. Gd. Walls End Mums'', 15s. ; Walls End Hatton, 14,.. 9d. ; tt ails End latmlann, 14s. 6d. ; WaW End Stewart's, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 14s. 9d.-814ips at market, 166. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, report that the accounts received this morninft from the plantations, on the whole, aro as had as ever. he market and duty continue about the same. 13 o FATE OF SMITHFIELD MARKET.-DECISION OF THE LORDS' COMALITTEE FOR ITS ABO LITION. This day the committee of the lords decided, the case for the government bill having been closed, that they would " postpone the preamble until the clauses were settled," or in other words—this style of expression being peculiar to the House of Lords—implying that the preamble of the bill for the removal of Smithfield market was proved, subject to the settlement of the clauses, whoa the committee will de liver their decision formally. MILITARY. We regret to announce the deaths of fientenant- Colonel Varatour,commanding Royal Engineers iu Canada; Captain Chalk, filth Rent. ; and Cornet Brinkley, 9th Lan cers, in the East Indies. 2ND DRAGOONS.—On Saturday, the 19th instant, the head quarters division of this cavalry regiment arrived at Dorchester from Canterbury. (From but night's Ossetic) OPPICE OF ORDNANCE, JULT 21. Corps el loyal Embseers.--Lieut..Col. T. InA,nsito to be cot, ViCt Tisonseoel. dee.; firev.-21alor H. P. Wt ter to be teuL-eol , sloe Standard; nes. Cape. W. O. HAMLET to be eapt., vies Wulff; lust Lieut. C. Ma to be ses..eapt., vice Ihnoley; See. Lieut. A. .'Coeur Yuan to be ant heat., vise &a. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. The report of the directors to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting of the company, to be held at Stoke upon-Trent, on Wednesday next, gives the following com parison of the traffic of the half-year with that of the cur responding half-year, ending 30th June, 11,54): ll ll 3 6 LOCAL SIWIE AIARKETS. LIVSRPOOL, JULY 22.—The slistre market hail ‘uffl•reil relapse to-day, and the improved yppeerancee of yesterday have vanished. There are very few buying onlere, and the on alio gene. ratly in dull. The foilowiug are the traimiieti.dtm Kee( Lmenthire, 13i .Laneaehirearull'orkobire, 4G/ 71 7—lnttu ink!, e 7 d.— lennlon and North Wyetern, e.—Dittu (hew I.ehure-d, 3 If P. —Ditto (tilthebaree), 3j p.-21Phand, 37 a 7 . .—thtto int iiilarer)), 221 1 2 d.—South kendern end hirer, 24 1 I—York and Nut,lt Mid land, 17/ Id. illicisroL, JULY 22.—The market wan somewhat improved, and Sinai Wt-,terns, in wh.cli the tamely:a buswc, was trap...acted, were date at IQ EEEl;ti ' Jri.v 22.—There is tin new feature in the sham market this morning. Things continue fist, rind buyers are svey re. I OCUlln operators. Closing sales were—Midland mock, 3;1; 311. %Wands, 22 olio.: Leeds and Thunk Quarters, 12a. 6d. pm.; 'AMU. shire and Yorkshire Maw. 9 Ain._ _ _ 22.—Thcrc has bun no increase of buntne,, buL prices um ilessisiily higher, Leeds tits& 11 4 , 113 sumo 20s. higher. COMMERCIAL BANK OF LONDON. The annual meeting of this company was held yesterday at the bank in I.otlibury. THOMAS BA 10: MALL, Esq., having taken the ehair, Mr. CUTBILL, the manager, read the report and balance sheet, from which we 'Atrial the following It will be seen by the annexed balance sheet that, after making full allowance for bad and doubtful debts, and paying the charges and current expenses of the past year, the net profits amuunt to 1.5,%ki11. Ids . ; out of these profits a dividend, at the rate of it per cent. per annum fur the half-year ending list December, 18.10, has been already paid, and the directors have new to declare a dividend, free from income tax, for the half-year ending 30th June, 1651, at the same rate. " After paying such dividend and deducting th, rehabs of interest upon current bills, and also writiug off b per cent. (2001.) front the item of I,OUO/. annually charged to the bank premises account, there will remain a balance of 1,1911. 3s. bd. to be added to the reserve fund, thereby in creasing this fund to 28,0621. 17s. 11d. Baum.: ;mgrs . , 30ni J 1.141, In. robed td pd up. /I5?,100 0 0 fhTtranke had invevtml in government new-Hies II lance due to the cu.t. mere of the bank &dance carried down, after deducing bad and donbtlul debt; and p-ying all charges and earrent 21:511 14 5 761,3&1 14 S CXI4IAN 15,551 13 0 5V46,32S 1 8 Cash In hal,d, government 'neuritic% India bonds, bails di•coonted, it £352,323 1 a Wass of Winking premi.ea, fitting., and Amass; at Lathbury and llettriettagitrect 4,001 0 0 Z54,3:5 1 11 The CHAMIAN, in moving the adoption of the re port, alluded to the prosperou4 state of their business (luring the past yi ar—a state of things which would have justified an addition to their dividend; but the directors thought it more conducive to the stability of the hank *to go on increasing as feet as possible their reserve fund. (Hear, hear.) The motion having been seconded, was passed una nimously. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was also agreed to. Mvars. Archibald, Barnewall, Hopkinson, and Osenford were re-elected directors. The meeting then adjourned. Tae CROPS IN IRELAND are now passing through the most critical period of the season, and the state of the weather—its main characteristic is the continuity of rain—has become a source of serious anxiety, as so much as regards the condition and prospects of this country, necessarily depends upon the result of the harvest. Tho accounts respecting the potato crop aro very conflicting. some asserting in the most positive manner, that the old disease has re-appeared, whilst, according to the reports pretty generally, there is not the slightest symptom of blight, and the potato fields present a healthy and luxu riant appearance. The intelligence from the most accurate quarters, however, leave no room for doubt that the disease has manifested itself in some localities, especially in moun tain districts adjoining the coast, but up to this time it is extremely partial and less virulent than in any previous year. The moist weather is considered unfavourable, as in creasing the susceptibility of the plant. From Kerry, during the present week, there have been positive statements of the existence of the blight; but the Cork Examiner, of July 19, says—" Our KWarney correspondent states that all traces of the blight have now disappeared in the potato crop about that locality. The Limerick Reporter mentions that the letters from Tipperary, Clore, and Limerick speak in the most cheering manner of the prospects of the harvest, and more particularly of the vigorous appearance of tho potato. The accounts from Carlton and other midland dis tricts are to the same effect as regards all the crops. On the other band, the Banner of Oster declares that the potato disease has decidedly made its appearance in several dis tticts of Louth, Armagh, in some parts of Down, and in the fields adjoining Belfast. Much allowance, however, must be made for the prevailing tendency to alarm, na turally arising from the awful consequences of failures in previous years. There are no further accounts of blight in the wheat crop in Kilkenny, and it is now described as very partial and confined to certain localities. The result (doll the intelligence is, that the present unusually rich crops bare as yet suffered: very little; and fns weather during August would afford almost a certainty of an abundant harvest, the effect of which would soon become perceptible in the gradual improvement of the country.—A. letter, • dated Dubin, July 21, says "Since Saturday evening we have hail a marked cuange for the better in the weather, warm sunshine having succeeded the rain of the past week.