The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD RACES.-FRIDAY. TN! NNW-PEED' HANDICAP PLAID of 40 son., added to a sweepstakes of 5 ion. esois, tar all ages ; wieners extra. Straight half mile. Dlr. J. Wood's Pupil, by Modest —Lizzie, 5 yrs, 7.1 Blb Grimskew) 1 Led Bateman" Olpoy OW, t yes, 7st elb . Firench; Mr. Cherry's Blrdenda, 4 yes, Bat alb I . lStatkati 3 The following also ran -.—Cranbary. Flatterer. Bolero, Arens, Worthless. The Doe, Don't Come Late, Lsgy Manny Cavendish, and Lady di Vera. Dotting : 3 to 1 apt Birdliader, 100 to 30 apt Drattbary, 10 9to 2 (at lint 3to Ipt Pupil, Bto 1 eget Gipsy Girl, 10 1 apt Don't Come Late, and 100 to 6 eget The Doe. After a number of false starts they were creditably despatched. Gipsy t3 rl in a few strides took the lead. followed by Pupil. Birdfinder, sod Don't Come Late almost in a hoe to the half dimance, where Pupil went to the front and woo by three wt. of a length. A heed separated the second and third. Worthier!" was fourth, Cranbury fifth. Lady Fanny Caven dish siztb, Flatterer seventh, Don't Come Late eighth, The Don ninth, and Lady di Fogy tenth. Nairn, 200 eon., h ft. Three quarters of a mile. lir. Iludgman's Hankshan, by Geninta di Vero—Now , umbel, 3 yrs, est 7lb Fordhano 1 Mr. Bayley • Rappel. 3 yrs. est 7lb 'A. Cowley) 7. lue PIMICtad or WALES'S STALES of 300 SOU. 10 specie, for all ages. Three quersers of a mile. Mr. J. Wood's Bose, by Midas—iloottence, S pa, Got Bib (J. tirunshaw! I Lewd Coventry'e Umpire, aged, (1. Adams) 2 Lord uheiterneld's Black , • yrs. 744 Mb. (Herbert) S The following also Tea : Nast, &mew* Molly Carew. Manchester, Barter, Confederate, Countersign, Idler, The tVarrlor,,Staa, Olsten, Venda-v.lde, Ales, and North lad. %Wag : 7 to 2 each eget Maschee . ter iZtl Rose, 100 to 15 each apt Black Lily and Umpire, A to 1 eget The Warrior, 100 to 8 apt Gamecock, sod 100 to 7 apt Ztea. Bose made all the resole', sod woo in • cantor by throe leogtha, • les4 only the wooed aad third. Orme was fourth, Molly Carew fifth , The War ri or six* aod last of all was Vaebervelde. Too ',nano, Atm= HANDICA.P of 100 ems., added to a Itosopetaks• .01 10 son. seek, for 2-yr-okli. Th eid in ers of a slo. Mr. r ladley's :saloon• Mt 101 b —. .:Carroyl Mr. Nightltem Discretioe. let Mb (Jones t Mr. Night's velace, tot alb iPsllUps) The following she ran:— Sweep, The Scheldt, Gomm late (Keene., Czarina. Lord Ronald. Scylla. Maggie, Prosecaonizt, The litegisod. bore, Torte: ally, and 'Milo. Betting : 4 to 1 aid Brigand, 7 to 1 each art Disavtios, Chimney Sweep, and Czarina, 8 to 1 apt Thresdbare, 100 to 8 each mot Saloon (at first 10 to 1) the Queen Bea filly, Ceram, Scylls,and The Scheidt,aai2o to l apt Protectionist. After numerous failures The Scheidt made play, followed by Discretion, Lovelace, Bolooci, and Chimney Sweep, omin approaching the distance. where Lord Coventry's colt and Scheldt dropped from the front, whereupon Discretion was left with a clear teed. Opposite the stood Saloon and Lowe. /ace came with • rush, and Saloon getting up in the lasi stride woo by • head, LOW•1111011also collaring Discr•tios on the prat flaiabed • dead heat with her for mooed pima ; Comm was fourth, Chimney Sweep fifth. and at the bad of the othars,who cane past dm judge in scattered 0(41114iri• Sopa. Da CITY Mesons' PLATS HANDICAP of 50 sows., added to • sweepstakes of 5 son, each ; wieners stem One mile. dr. Motley's Clementl, by Toraus—Moak. 2 yrs, Tot Sib (Adams) 1 Mr. W. lioliaan'a Manchester, 4 yrs, Sat sib ;loc. Sib Cr.) if. Holman; Betting : 4 to I on llsoebeider, who made ths reads, until opposite the Stand, where Clonionti challeaged ond woo • good ram by • nook. THE Sauna PLerg, weight foe age; selling and other allowaneeo Half a mile straight. lord Coventry's Tomorool, by Nthstbert—Ferella, 2 yrs 11Ib • Mordeol 1 Mr s c by Bessidlldo—Mishap, 2 yrs 400, _;CarroQ Mr. Sittoo:a Rome*. 2 yrs (2!.),t4 (1. Grinshow) Me Yellowing s !tatfinite, and May. TRI STAND PLATS HANDICAP at 50 soya. for 3-yrolds sod noosed' ; trimmers wars. Ittres•quart•rs of a mils straight. Mr. J. Hood's Rose, by bUdas—Elegance. S yrs. 7st 131 b fine. 7lb intro) (J. Crinoline) 1 Mr. R. Crook's Lester, 3 yrs. est 91b Mr. G. FelawkW , 8 4414414 4. .7A Tst rib (Inc. 7lb sawn 3 3. Adams) baths, : 6 to 5 apt Roos, 7 to 4 apt Loafer, •nd 5 to 2 apt Batsman. Won by tuff • law* a bad third. LATEST BETTING ON 'THE COURSE. EPOR HANDICAP. . . - ...—. l i4to I opt Zit Lanea a sTll;e —S to sat Raglan 'off) (.41! 7 to 1 Welcome (oIR Ito I The Hignfirees SO to 1 Callao Oa oII) dam colt (oC) 240 to 1S tageo, CRICKET. C. ENTLEMZS OF MIDDLE ES v. G ENTLIOIZN OF KENT.—This match at the Middlesex county grimed, ad join ing the sew eatthemarkst. Islingtoo, was resumed yes. fords). Middlesex, with one wicket down for 25 ruse, west on with their second losing; and finished with a total MI 127. Kent bad 123 to go is against, but only succeeded is scoria; 79, leaving Middlesex the wissera by 44 rum. G►/m.lnm or Bosszx v. CAMBIUM! I.Tartvrearry Qatommice.—This match was ocarimeoced os Thursday on the Sussex county ground, Brighton. Scams west is first. sad bad sot quite coecluded their insists when the play clamed. At that time they had sewed 257. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (mow um vrrores warn%) WAR-OJ7ICE. Ammer 19. 48th Regiment of Foot—Mß*4oBoml the Hoo. Arthur A. Dahill, from the 88th Foot, to he ooloael, vies Gone rs' Sir James Revaitt, K.C.8.. deceased. 88th Regiment of Foot—Major -General Montagne C. Joh*. stone to be colosel, vim Mefor-Oeneral the Hon. Arthur A. Debell, transferred to the 48th Foot. ADMIRALTY. Acausr 17. Richard Retitle, Adams itialhazda, Leo.. has been promoted to the reek of parameter Ia her Majesty's dee% with seniority of 29th May, 1864. ADMIRALTY, Atratnern.—Arrourrximis.—Cbief eseoser W. Filcher, to the Ari, for the Malmo.; T. F. Bummers, to the Indus. for the Wire= ; J. IL a Sonia. to the Indus, for the Acorpioo. CHATHAM. ArGuer 19. The Osborne, paddle-wheel steam-yacht, is ordered to be fitted et Sheerness $o convey the Prime sod Princess al Wales to Denmark. PORTSMOUTH, Ammer 19. His Grace the Duke of Somerset held a levee at the Roysl Naval C.llege this mormag. M haltput 10 o'clock. The officers sad gsetlemeo present were *Ma T. Miller, 8.. Purvis, M. Connolly, N. B. Bedingfield, R. Dawkins, and R. Franklin; Commanders H. Phelps, F. P. Warren, J. A. Spears, W. IL Bridge, W. Mamie., P. Blakistoo, D. G. Davidson, sod R. Roche ; Retired Com moder H. D. Hall : Lieutenants L Genesee, R. Mansell, H. K. Lest, G. I'. Key. the Hoe. A. D. S. Deimos. sad A. T. Brooke; Staff Cranmaaders F. R. 'Maids. and J. S. Hill ; Captain R. Glaciates., R.Y.A. ; Dr. P. Leoaard, Deputy Impactor Geoeral. Hasler, Stall Surgeon Henry Edmoods, LH., Surgeon J. Elliott, Mr. J. Tackle, Mr. A. B. Stardom, Mr. W. J. Hay, Mr. Lynn, and the Her. E. S. Phelps. - kremlin to prewat errenemeste the Channel equadrae, nude: the oesomed of Rear Admiral Sydney Colt:toys Decree, C. 8., wi ll lan* Spithe a d f or L e ith on the 22ed or 2:3n1 Mateo'. — fie Lori - Commissioners of the Admiralty left Ports mouth to the Enchantress, deem yacht, at three o'clock this afternoon, for Southampton, under a salute of 19 guns from the garrison battery. NAVAL Pall/ MONEY.—Notice is given in lust night's Ga:ette that preparations are sow beiog made for the inteodsd distribution of the alave nod tonnage bounties of the schooner, name nokoowe, or Margareta, captured on the 17th of March, 1863, by her Majesty's ship &hrs. 'With regard to the slave teenage bounties, dic., of the Hardee, captured on the 12th of August, 1863, by her Majesty's ship Fspoir, duo notice will be given by future advertisements in the London Ocadte, of the date proposed for the commenosment of distribution ; sod at the mese time the amount of an individuals altsre in the respective climes will be announced. OftIISTAL FINANCIAL COILPOSATION.—A rep ort has been issued which states that, se the business of the corporation only commenced in April last. sad as it is not intended to have the account, of the corporation made up before the sad of the year it being proposed to hold the meetings io January and July the directors have much pleasure, in the meantime, in stating to the sharobaiders that theoperations of the corporation have proceeded natio. [weevily. They have established in Calcutta and Bombay agencies under the rosaagemest of lompezpwisaced and well-known grins, sad the account, from theme are pro- mising for the intestate of the corporation In London as important business has been dose, and the directors have availed only of each as has appeared desirable and profitable. The directors hope, with the openings now established here and in the East, that the business of the corporation will eteadily develop itself, and that the results will prove themselves to be highly satisfactory. Looking at the profite already realierd, and maths view of balancing the books half•yearly, the directors are enabled to pay. in anticipation of dividend, interest on the paid-op capital to the 30th June last, at the rated It per Geol. per annum. Owing to the Merano is the bedews of the cor poration. it is woman that a tall of 34 per share should be made. CRY/MAL PALACE—VieibOllt to tlir) Palace to-day will be admitted into the grounds of Sir Joseph Pastes, seat to the Crystal Palace. The band of the Coldstream Guards will play on the lawn from balf.pam two till four o'clock. After that time the promenade will be renamed Ir lb. Paha% the hand of the company and the Military Band Sayler a sidoetion'of p p ile, mask. Arran SRA BATHING MI RIMY IL'S ElTlterfr 0/ Una JUICE IND OLTCTILIIII to colllll.llfact the Injurious effect of see water on the heir, and render It be 4titlfully entl Mee IL dl.. to M., awe •• 114. Women Toilet Vinegar Is also hithly recernmeeded ter Ha delicious amen, and sanitary pro p~eerrtroa Price Is. sod la ed.—Bold by all toerfumery pal IL fterneillerreal. perfumer by appointment to H.R. B. the Menem of Wake. N. Strand. sad Conan/ —(Actrertimmest.l THE EitRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1864. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Bytes.) Carl Alfwente Abrehassion, 26, • Polish Jew tele pleaded gutty lest series to an Widened durging him with uttering forged fifty rouble aches al the Russian government, was brought up for judgment, sod seetweeed to sin yews' petal servitude. Gann Rose, 19, arid Martha Jamaica, 19, were charged with nestle( a watch aod chain, the property of Robert Low, the robbery being accompanied with violence. Mr. Butler Rigby prosecuted. This was an ordinary case of street robbery. The prose cutor was accreted by the female prisoner, who snatched his watch from him and ran away. The persecutor per ber ' wham the male prisoner came up and struck him • violent blow on the bead and knocked him down. They were both apprehended, and the men warn seen to throw the watch away. They were both convicted, and the male prisoner was proved to have been 11 times previously convicted. The harmed Judge sentenced the mac to seven years' penal servitude, earl the woman, who wee mot previously knows, to 12 months' hard labour . Whim the sentence was pronowsold the prisoner stooped down end took off one of bi boots, a very heavy one, sad threw it at the officer who apprehended him, and very marrow) y missed his heed, the heel of the hoot making a deep indentation in the wood of the jury box. He wail removed before be could commit any further violates. (Before Mr. Thomas Chambers, Q.C., Common Berjoust.) Henry Conafantine Jennings, • respectable looking elderly man, was indicted for unlawfully, maliotoesly, and wickedly publishing a Wee and scandalous libel affecting the cha racter and reputation of one Godfrey Grant, formerly • dis trict judge in Bombay, and at present one of the directors of the Agra Bank. The defendant had surrendered oa the previous day, but had bees allowed (after his plea of not guilty) to go out on his owo recognisance' until this maiming, when he agile sur rendered. Mr. Sleigh (with whom was Mr. Hodgson) appeared for the pronecutioe, sad said that all his highly respectable client, Mr. Greet, desired was that he should he protested from the annoyance to which, an the moat unfoaaded grounds, be bad been subjected by the defeodant. The Common Serjesst intimated to the defendant that the simple question before the court was whether or not he bad published the libel complained of, and on that inquiry the wart could not enter into any investigation into other mstten beyond that question. The defendant could sot go into a list of alleged snowman. What be had to deal with wee the publication of the libel which formed the 'abject of the iediameot. The defendant bad better widenteed thin sad take the sasseetion which had been mode on the part of the proesemtion, namely, that he would not repeat the edema He would remind the defendant that to write a letter to another gentleman was just as much a libel ea if he had published it in a newspaper. The defendant (with great vehemence) exclaimed :—"So help me God it is true that that man (pointing to the pro.~ senator) has ruined me to the extent of 10.000/. So help me God that is trim, by the blood of Christ. I only seek justice, Red if I am to be convicted, of course I deserve to be punished. I have beat grossly injured by my prosecutor." The Common Series:it—lnto that matter you moot eater. Yoe are charged with publishing a libel, and the simple question will be whether or not you wrote and pub lished it. The defendant—le truth a libel? The Common Serjeant—The publication of truth may be a libel _ _ _ The defendant was about enteric( into a history of his grievances, when the *Rut interfered, and mend that he should steed made. In the interim, in which one or two oases were dis posed of, Mr. Sleigh, who wan instructed on behalf of the prosecution, held a conference with the defendant, and after the usual adjournment, The defen dan t was again placed at the har, when he said that he had been honoured with a conference with a hared gentleman whom he had never sees before, but who had given him good maw upon which he (the defendant) should withdrew he plea of not guilty and plead guilty. When be took that worm he assured the court that he was not aware that the publicetioo of truth MA a libel. He had served in her Majesty's wry for massy yetrs as a medical officer, and he was ace of the last moo that would is any way violate the laws of hie country. He wee 74 laearn of age, and he setertained the fullest napes* for the ws of the land. Is reply to the officer of the court the defendant with- drew his former plea and pleaded guilty to the indictment, and entered into his own recomiimme in 2001. to keep the peace towards all her Majesty's tubjecte, and thereupon he was discharged. Willie* Cherry, 38, labourer was convicted of indecently assaulting two little Mrs. named Caroline Jones and Isabella Randall, at lalaworth, and sentenced to 12 months' hard labour in the House of Corn-Mies. Kr. Collies (instructed by Keens. Sham sad Co.), so licitors to the Instants for the Protectios of Women' sad Children oosdacted the prapsentios ; sad Mr. Harry Palmer gemmed for the defame. This case closed the besieges of the swims, and the court at its rising adjourned toilooday. the 19th September seat. (Before Yes. Commissioner Kerr.) Drente Aran, wbo was yesterday found guilty of • brutal smolt upon his wile, wee brought up for judgment. The Oommiseirmer, addreerieg him, told him that unless he put • Garb upon hi nagovereable temper, be would fertaiely end his days upon the scaffold. He the motenced him to be kept is prism for 12 mouths. The primmest petted the dock with • gangs soowL Henry Jona, 22, porter, and Bliasbals Smith, were indicted for burglary in the beam of Robert Ingham. The jury faced t h e primmer, Guilty. Jams having been repeatedly convicted before was sestraced to seven plan' penal servitude. Smith wee seateseed to he imprisoned for 18 meths. We awe having concluded tie leriaan al the anion, he court adjourned natal Monday, Fit* 19. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET . . Somas! Blakey, clesarrb;dre Ke;;, at North Mims, Hertfordshinr, was summated by this trustees of the penal of Bt. John, Hackney, to show oar why he should sot contribute to the support of his daughter sad her two children. Mr. Shorter, ant to the guardians, proceeded e&trit the defendant under the provisioes of the set 43rd el Slimbet and to elating the attain of the came described Mr. Blakey as • person of wealth and substance, farming about 300 acme of land, iodepsodest of the poionsio• of other I= . , Mrs. Somenal o his wW wed daughter, sad all labouring under confirmed dime's, Wag et the nuns timeahargeslite to the parish nuetimied. H. Mr Shorter, had entitle twice to defendant, intimating his daughter's War tueate position, and the necessity existing for some arrange ment being made in the matter, but no reply had been received to either communication. -- ii2. - & - i f ie;r,siady-iii.l;;;;Manifestly suffering woman, deposed— live at 21, St. Themes'eaquare, Hackney, and have, with my two child:ea, bees chargeable to that parish since the early part of M a last. We neared relief on former commikaa. lam suff frees an internal disease of a peculiar asters (certificate aced); my eldest &ugh. tee, maven years of age, has &scrofulous oomplaint of the hip; and t h e other, Deady two years mid a half old, is coriewnp bye. I reed trilling articles cot Nona* • limos. for rola It is impossible to state what I earn by so &Cog, varying, as it does, from 3d. to 3s, per week. I receive from the perish tea, supr, and bread. Have been married tea years ; two years previously Mr. Blakey had about 400 caves of Lad. Mr. Tomlin., relieviag allow of the pariah, having proved Soding the mother ad children in want whale iabaniting a miserable seonod door room, Mr. Cooke asked—What order is it expected I should make lii. Shorter—Sush wily, sir, as shall keep the &may a ottr baud, merely. Defendaet—She has had from myself and °there 10a. week fur twenty-two weeks. The daughter, in answer to the lave received eocasional small sums from my father sod othets, but Not sums the 23rd of April last, and therm were sll bespoke for payment of debts ; subsequently I wrote to bim fora little mossy that would enable me to pay my sent. I did not re ceive any sewer.. Mr. COoks, to ddoriciaat—What =oast aro you trilling to ono". Defeadant—l'm not is • position to allow anythisg. I caosider thie • peculiarly hard case. I've given her all I could afford. I began life with nothing in my pocket, and • bundle on my back ; got work ; borrowed money ; than my father and mother died ; buried them ; both my children 'married badly ; got • large family sow. sad a small farm. I ea y it's • very bard case upon me. Mr. Shorter—After this assertion of indifferent means, Mr. Blakey, I will call an officer who has acquired some knowledge of year actual affair.. Davit, warrantellicier, N division—l served proms for the Mesdames attendsoce at this court. and on my way made liquifies respecting him. The invariable answers were, that he was wealthy—had joist beets left ghost 3l acres of land, having is addition more than that number at the time—that be kept his carriage and horses„ with the suitable atteadasts. Indeed I sew the carriage, se I was informed, with several yeung ladies in it, and another on a saddle bores by its side. . . _ Defoid' sot (apps Tooth astonUhed)—Pray who gave you all this information! offlow—lteally 1 don't know ono of the persons onion( tbtrnaoy. /Ir. Shorter—The witness is quite • disinterested party of wane, and after tastimooy of • rasa keeping ho carriage and waddle hone he coo scarcely be excused for pleading poverty. Cooke—The ceder I shall make can be reminded it &feudist sea show the represeatatsons made as to his position sad sufficiency to be fake, and that he is sot to • poodles to pay the ancient, sarnely, ss. weekly for the ow Sher, and 2s. ed. weekly for each of the childree, together with the expenses atter:hat as this beerier. Woodson-1 suet soil the farm ; I must sell the farm. rheadeliewk brackets, and mas !Wogs, of the 13berboreit Work., Birmingham, and 15.4, Hattonmardan, Holborn. The primmer was further eiwisad with stealing a quantity of ipe brackets. Bneketts (for the preematioa) Mated that the pri slow was charged with Massy aad eambensiosset. Al though there were mewl elm at realty against the prisoner, be should only proceed with ewe sass et robbery W IMO 111 esabesslosavat, Hs thee called Je;mph Barter, who . aid—ram manager to Maim Joseph Hatch and Hoe, masofactoren of goolttup , of Hattori-gardeo. Ort the 20th of June last the pr3eiwer uttered the service of the prceecuton as alas man. On that day I west away, Lavin the prisoner is the custody of the waushoemw as had no authority to take oat goods for sale. The three gss-brooketo produced are our manufacears. The primers never pee so any socowit of the sale of brackets of the description prodooed. Immediately as my return I took stock, end mined about a doses of breasts. I naked the pr if he had sold any, and Its maid he had Rol. O. W.dnnday7 week last I saw the tirsokets produced at Mr. Pearce's, and recogaisal them as our property. Mr. William Pearce, gas fitter, of 18, Olerkenwell. peen, sold—The three bricks& producildl purchased of the primmer on the 20th of Jane lass, about eight o'clock in the erasing. At the same tiros I gathered of him three other breads. He brought the.. to my hams. He had called oa me preview:7 to know If I weld purchase moo beseketa of him. I mud, " Yea." He mid be was rag to leave the line of business he was in, sad that he had some brackets to dispose of. I paid the prisesser Ifs. far the brackets. — Xr. Baker, haring gives the primer the usual caution, asked Wm if he had anything to say. The prisoner said he should reserve his defence. Mr. Barker committed him for trial. Mr. Ricketts said the oast mos he should pressed with would be one of embeasiesnent, sad he should mak for • emninittal on that charge. Mr. Jobs Hatcher said—l am a member of the firm of Smith, Hatcher, and Co., pa engineers, of 22, Dorchester , street, New Maritime& La the mouth of Jame last, be. the 20th sod 23rd, I paid the primmer fla bd. for a pm beselost. I irked the prisoner for • reesipt sod he raid , lie had so bill heeds. On the 166 of July I paid the pri ! sonar Its. 6d., and the receipt produced was wines by the risme,. and also Biped . by him. Mr. Joseph Baxter said—l am London manager to Memos. Radcliff and ems. On the 201 h of June I left for • Jour sey in the country. I returned to bomber on the Ist of July. The prisoner entered my misplay as stlennen on the day I left. I asked him if he wanted ear mosey, and be said no, as he had plenty of money. I told hint he was to receive mow and keep an SCOMIIIi of all mossy be received and paid. On the 4th of July I asked him for his account. „..., I amid not get it until the 19th of Jul , when I discovered the robbery of the brackets, and him about It. He *so handed me the account Geed. and is it therm is so mention of the two sums. primmer has sot is any way accounted for the two sums mentiened by Mr. Hatcher. It is the prisoner's duty to account to me. Cross-examined by Vie primer —I did sot my I would glee you time to make up the mosey embembil. The prisoner said he shoeld reserve his defence, but asked the matnite to take beiL Mr. Ricketts opposed the appikatios. Mr. Barker committed the primmer to the Middlesex sessions for trial. was withdrawn, applicseon will be toads to parliament next year for power to coestroot • abort branch from Hartley to lembrook, the Weald of Meet Company hay* eadertaken to make the line between Hartley sad Tenterdee. The act completing the Amalganudice of the Mid Hat Railway with this railway has aiso received the ration of the lege lame ; and it as the Wades et the directors, at the special general meeting of the compay, to submit reeoletions enabling the capital powers conferred by that sot to be exercised. Rime the opening of theCharleg-arese Railway, in January last, the direrices have had wader their consideration the best mesas of dealing with that undertaking, and iden tifying it mote closely with this company than has bees found practicable nadir • working agreement. As lee mated in the report for the half-year ending the 31st of 'unary, 1863, the dire tors have 000eideeed it einestisl that all she working arrangeneetris of the sew line should be mode with a view to the full development of the pas senger traffic of the South Eastern Railway, sod the preliminary arrangements have bees so made me evadingly. The stations were dmUped sad executed with a view to the °meanest armlet] acecenneociation of the peesseger eagle of the whole South Eastern system of railways, es well as of the load meenopoiltie Irak ,• and although a large additional cost wee thereby ioeurtal, the director, believe that the expedite» with the above objects will be justified by the melt Such being the ease as respects the execution of the works of the Charier eras Railway and Stations, the directors think it node mixable that the Charing-moo Coespeay should Jaeger con tinue to exist as an independent undertaking, and they consider it absolutely necomery that the South Rastas Company should now pewee direct control over it, sad exercise the fall legal power, not only of work ing, but of entering into agreements with other companies as to the future use of the railway as well as of the Charing-moss end Quoloastreet 'latices. The directors will accordingly submit resolution at the special peersl meeting of the proprietors for the purpose of amalgamating the Charing-aeon Railway with the South Eastern Railway Company on the following terms:—The ordinary shares or stook in this company to be given in exchange for an mein li•i amount of shimmer stook in the Charingarcen Com pay, to be entitled to divided as from the tat of August, 1864. All preference shares in the Chariag-eree Company to be exchseged foe shares having • like prefersoce er priority is this company, subject how ever to the provisions catalpa in the • Claim-cross Railway Act, 1863.' This company to take upon them selves all the contracts, sgresemets, mrangesnenta, duties, obligations, debts, liabilities sad apemen* claims and demands at the Charing-aces Compaq at the time of the amalgamation, sad thereupon any claim of the Charing eras Company upon the South Eastern Company under the work easement of the 4th day of April, 1861, to be to be satisfied. The Cloriegorces Compel »be forthwith wound up. The limbless of the South Eastern Company in rapist of the Charing epee undertaking will be as follows :—Elotecription to Original Cadetship& Ladoo-bridge to Chsringarces—la. Aw-1 therieed Ist September, 1859, at 4) per cent., 300,0001. Rod. Authorised 29th August, 1861, at 5 per oat., 350,0001. fieherriptioe to City Terminus Beinch-3». Authorieed to raise by loans, 250,0001. In oddities to the ordinary shares for the preceding moults bad by the South Eastern Company, the follow* thane le the Obaring•eress Com paq are held by the public :—Ordinary shares new proposed to be taken in exchange for South Eastern ordinary stock I (of which 16,4461. rename to be paid up), 204,1801. • Five per Coot. Prederenee Stara (of which there retosia to be be paid up 129,1911. 104.), 700,0001. ; the imam! loans 'seder the sets of 1839, 1860, 1861, and 1863, 715,0001. ; loans authorised by act of 1864, 30,12001.; La addition to these shares and loam the following Ames are in the headed the company, which, in the eyelet of se restien beteg by the proprieties, will have ro s e trued by the South Eastern Company L Authorised by the Hungerford Market, ha., Acit, 1860, 1740001. ; 2. Authorised by the City Terminus Act, 1861, 220,8201. . • 3. Authorised by the Charieg•cries Railway Act, 18e4, 90,0001. ; total Champ/nes capital. 2,980,0001, The directors entertain the belief that the great value of the Charing-cress Railway and Termisi for she purpose of mere fully developing as well as retaining the aloe tralllel of this company, the considerable to be derived' hen the local metropolitan traffic T h e :twee* the City sad West•sed on the opening of the Cannon-street statics, the rest and tells to be expeaed from other railway companies admitted to the use of the new termini, together with the dividends on hotel shwa bald by the Charing-rims Cour piny the Hungerford•bridge and pier tolls, and rents of the arches of the railway as well as under the steam/1M Charing-cross and Casson-street, will be found such as to justify the amalgamation on the terms propel. Le the meantime South Eastern revenue will be relieved from the charges in respect of istavet aid divided upon unpro ductive capital until the line has been completed to Cannon-street, and the large expenditure tucurred in widening the original railway sad bridge, and ealargiog the station at Charing-crow. an be turned to prated' ac count. liesolutioes will be submitted for the consideratice and (if so determined) the approval of the proprietors at the special vowel meeting on the 25th Wet., authorising the amalgamation to he carried out on the terms ragweed, sad also for the among and issue of shams for the above purpose, es authorised by "The Charier-aces Railway Ask 1863." 14. Ezplanatiee as to Accounts The directors and auditors will, as usual, attend at the company'. Alas a Wednesday, the 24th August, between 12 and 2 p.m., to afford explaeatioos as to the acooents to such proprieties as may desire to obtain them. BCCEINGHARSHIRE R4ILWAT.-711411 37th half yisrly meeting of this company liras held yesterday at the Reston-notice ; Sir Harry Venn, IL P., in the chair. Mr. Long, the esan, read the report, which stated that the Winos of dire in hand sm the cesimeeenteet of no halt reer amounted to 7,1931.18 a. 5d., sad the net received deans the period was 24,9001., mak* a total of 32,0934 Its. sd. The payments to the proprietors bad automated is 24,3841. 16s. Bd., navies a balance of 7,7091. la, 9d. to be carried forward to the next amount. There was as iseressed test& receipt during the peat six mouths, as sonapered with the *enemas/AM' period of last year. The royal &sent hes nee gives to the Feet Gloucestershire Bee, sad with this 'uremia's of the Buckiaghamshire system, the trifle over the hum most eoutinu; to harovi. Tie Jamaica of tho railway at Banbury with th e 'no of the Great Western Company has been cossplsted. Mum boll promoted by hiss Banbury and Blochley Company for the constroction of • raßway from Banbury to Markley, a line so much requited to promote the interest of the &Mot, did not receive the sanction of the legislature. The works of the Aylesbury sad Rockingham Railway were piovew satwfaetorily. Yr. Den wooded the Monti= of We report, wbkh woo Weld to. Mr. R. Carter having been molested so editor, the proceedings concluded with a rots of Wks to the chair tow. BIDEFORD EXTENSION RAILWAY. The half yearly meeting of tid• awspany wsa held yeeterday at the office. Lewleehall-street ; bat there sot being sufficient asembere present to constitute • meeting, the chairman, Mr. Warne. declared • dividend of 31. per coot, and stated that the agreement to amalgamate the (*ropey with the Boa* Waders would take effect from January ant. RHYMNZY RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this ooaipsoy was bold cm Thursday at the Grsy's-las iroffee.boare ; Mr. J. Boyle to the chair. This s road tbe report. width stated that the Waft for th 4 = year radius t h is 30th of June stoseated to 244661., as cow paned with 26,6661. is the carreepoodiag half of 1863, bass as karei•• of 2.8001. A digitised of 3 par wet per anima was rosomoteaded. Th is compauT bad hen authorised le • construct railway. beitween —.— thirdiff end Caerphilly. with breaches up UM Aber aid Gladys valleys sad to the aorta of the meant Menhir at Mammary, by the ..sets- Moo of which lions air Mispleading sad impeder aims would be afforded to Cardiff end the various parts ef Wales and England. Agramwsts bad bees entered into with the London and North Western sad with die awes and Merthyr Tydfil Jame:los Coutpthiem The eosins" re. portedthat the parmusent way was is food working order, and that the rolling Moak was m good sod silkiest moditioa. The chairman. in moving the adoption of the report, add that the increase of Indic lied ambled the company to =abstain its paella' and dividend, besides paying off the that of 4154, which cleared the books ef all the bad debt. The new Tredeger Colliery branch bad bees completed, and a fair amount of beak carried over it. The Harped branch was sow completed, and when the luotios with the Brecon and Merthyr lips, is the aims valley. was completed, the aompasy would be able to carry traffic to Cardiff from Bream by that line as well as by their owe lies. The two Mlle obtaised by the compare ; duriog tbe last @memo very Ruth improved the companys patties in giving a direct and isdependetit across to the Leedom and North Western system, mid the company would also obtain independent a 5.... to Cardiff without pawing over the Taff Vale line He sonsidered the report a subject of eongratolatim to the compsey, and said that the new lime would be carried os as .cos as possible. The repeat was adopted. INDILN TRAMWAY COILPANT.—tbe report of the directors to the meeting ou Friday nest steer that the oew capital, the hone of which the shareholders authorhed et ' their la= mesa= me the 28th Jane, hen not bend taboo op to as extent sufficient for the oosetneedoe of the proposed sew lines. The directors have also received • oommeatre , teas from the Right Hoesourable the Bserstery of Mate for India io Conned, intimating that the teems for the =e -1 'traction of the new Ham which the presidential govern. mane had peovisionally agreed to are oonsiderably in exam el those which the roverameet of India is autho. rimed to eaectios. Under these circumstance' the board recommend that the late etahnoviptioes for the hale of further capitol should be at owes reteiwed ; that the opeestioes of theemspeay should for the prise= be eratleed to the Arcola= aid Cloejevenue lie* is Made= now in coarse of construction ; and that, as the actual subscribed espial of the company is 85,000 f., the director mope= that the Ant hew of capital shall be Lmiled to 100.0001., sad the seonsary noolotio• will be submittal to the meett eri l i tte Arcanum flee, baying a large =Wog bolo, en as as experimental fine upon the terms :rig:ally laid down by the goveroreset, which come vials the limits of tam prieeiple that every line shall be gemmed by its owe merit% although neither there tame mow three granted to the Indian Breach Railway Company (which the Right Hod. the Secretary ditto for ladle I. Council hes decided =alba the maximum tams of govern meet =operation) me each se the directors meld rem= mead to be accepted far the ether eastimplated works. The based aatiripalli that befogs their seat (=Mary gooses' meetheg the Averages line will have been emegietek whoa the &Teeters will be =shied lo whim the slarsisldses as to the futon upon the expiring* obtained is the construe ' Sim mad work* -of that ham CLERKENWELL. Thomas AUport, • sileima, c 4 47 Oray's-isa•road, was charged with wobesaliag several MUM of meaty motored by Wm for and so amount of hie eat player; Maans. Joseph It atclitr sod Soo, soaoofactares at RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. NORTH DZVON. The half-yearly general meeting of this company wee held yesterday at the offline, Leedwahall-street, City ; Mr. D. Nyaitaiur in the &sir. TM sdvictiasentiearroming nuting luring ban . . . . The Mailman stated that, is ociasequesee of there sot being sufficient members present, it would not be in the power of the direetove to move the adoption of the report ; sad therefore all they could do ois the preeest occesioa was to declare the dividead. It would be to the recolleetioa el those present that at the last occasion the arrangement with the London sad South Western Company had not bees car ried into effect, in oonsequeses at t h e terms offered to the company by the South Western not be* satisfactory, and the arrangement was left is the heads of the board. He was glad to my that they had sseceedad is making an arrarmement with the South Western, by which the ordi nary shareholders would receive Mal. uselead of 471. 10a. for their shares; and be magmtalated the mammy on that arrangement, inasmuch as since it was made en act lied bees obtained for making • railway side by side of their, mar sequently the chalices were that if that arrangement bad not tam made such famarable terms would not have bees obtained. It wee eurprisiog to him to dad, that after having spout half • minim of mosey, and obtained sash miserable divides& as they had, • sew mammy should have thought it worth while to start in the district as a competing lime. AU that he had to do on the preset oecasioe wee to move tkat • &ridged of U. 16s. per oast. should be paid on the canary Mock, UM. as the A stook, aid 51. 13 on the B stock. Count ETRI seconded the maks, which was carried usanmostaly ; and • rote of Walla to the chairman cos chided the p roceeding.. SOUTH EASTERN. The report of the directors to the meeting to be held on the 25th last. shows that for the half-year sedan the 31. t of July, 1864, the gross rsompts amounted to 596,8941. 10s. 4i (including 26,6024 6a. 4d. the receipts from stem. boat trade), as compared with 573,8171. Oa. 3cl. for the corresponding period of 1863: being as hums of 23,0771.15. 11. on the past bedlam. The 'totems' . of expenditure on revenue account shows that the winery working expenses during the half year have amounted to 236,2681. 9s. 4d. ; the rates, taus, tells, and goverment to 34,6491. fis. 6d. ,• sad the we brag of the steam et service to 13,17374 18s. 24. After providing for the xed charges agaiastremous, than remains a net balance of 161,3571. 15a 9d available for dividend oe the ordinary ooesolidated stock of the company. A divi dend of 12a. 9d. per 30/. stock, ar at the rate of 41. ss. per most. per annum, will absorb • sem of 157,9861. 2s. id. • beaus to be carried forward of 43911. 13s. 3d. ; sad thin rite of dividend the directors recommad to be paid as Thursday the Ist day of September aut. There has been six acmes of 653,702 ie the number of passengers et all clime earned, ad ae amiss et 27.6141. is ths 1e 084 9 96 . At the same time it must be stated that the company's revenue has suffered by the abstreetioa al truffle consequent on the opening of the Kest Oust Railway to Margate and Ram jet*, the lone from this came daring the half-year having amounted to 11.0001. The *penis, oi the Ludas Chatham, and Dover Company's sew stenos at Blacktriers has mho bad the effect of abstracting traffic at other paints served by the lino; of the two ampules. The most important feature in companion with the pastes gm traffic of the company during the half year has base the. opening of the Charing-crow Railway and West-end Terminus. That line was opened for local traita by the Greenwich and Mid-Kent trains os the 11th of Jasuary, and for through traffic by the mats line sod North Kest trains on the let of May. The result has bean a consider able increase in the puesager traffic to sod from various Mahan on the main lies and breeches., while much italic to cosspetiog points has been retained that would otherwise have been abstracted by the sew Hose and stations above referred to. It may be mentmeed, in illeatratios of the advantages that may be expected from the mare complete development of West sod treflia in cos. amens with the South Eastern Railway. that Ha Nereus 0 0 the Gresewich branch aloes during the Ulf year has been 458568 in passeagers, and 8,9141. is recialpta Titers has ales been a comiderable increase of passenger.. for the mast part derived from the Charing-cross terminus, to Folkestone and Dover, to Hastinp, to Reigate and Redbill, and various other statues on the main lies and branches. And to exhibit the importance of a West-end terminus es respects the maintenance of the trade of this company, it may be mestiooed that, of 39,011 asetisestal passesgers carried in the threernouthe ending the 31st July, 23,669 booked to and from Charier-cross, sod 15,342 to and from Ludes-bridge. 7. Working &pause—While the directors have been en abled to Maintain the increase of gross receipts, as above explained, it will be observed that, io errata' at this malt, the working expenses have base menders* increased, principally in coasequeoee of the greater train mileage rus (the mums being 244,638 miles in the half-year), the ia ameinal cost of naiotsiaieg the way and works, and the increase of staff at new stations. There has also been e large but mammy increase in the half-year's ex occasioned by the opening of the new We ' s . = terminus. It was foul requisite to appoint a large statics staff, arid to have them properly inetructed is the performer's of their duties, preparatory to the full opening of the Cbariag.crois statics to the through paw sum trains of the South &Aare Company, which did not take place until the In of May last. Heavy adrenals( and other expenses of exceptional and unavoidable dens. ter, intimated by the general manager to amount of 9,0001., have also bees incurred and charged to revenue. The sub ject of the reduction of the ordinary working slums, without, however, imparing the slicingy of the *sic service, will continue to receive the careful attea tion of the directors. The outlay oa capital as count during the half-year Lae been 190,2401. lie. lid., leas 9,5001. received for the Queen of the French steamboat (sold to the Belgian goverement), sad 1,6801. 94. 2d realised by the sale of surOus lands. The principal item of expeediture, it will be observed, has bean in respect of the direct Tenbridge sod Dartford lines is course of construction, which will be hued referred to te detail in the annexed report of the company's engineer. The third Bret-class steamship the Alexandra has beu edited te the company's lost, of like speed and sepacity with the Victoria and Albert Edward, and the diresion are gratified is being enabled to add that the pert orery performances of the new easel have been satin . The directors request the reeks of the proprietors to the upeediture of the following sums on rolling slack required for the working of the addittual mileage, and in anticipation of the opening of the sew line to Dartford by the beginning of neat year :-20 looomotives, 60,0001. ; 109 ogee carriages, 32.0001. The directors have succeeded is obtairleg parliamestary powers to con shut a breach to Weeterhus, oat d the Tuabrid: Direst Use mar Eleirsesalts. as well as brushes out of mail line to Hartley, um Ocsabrook,, and to Hythe end 13andgate. By arrangement with the Wealial Kent Com pry, sad., which the oppositios to LW oorpooy's hill /ROM LAST NIGHT'S GAMMA VILLEMIOr DOWITORSAND morass rArroxrtAss TO pm OBTAMD AT TOM OTUKI OF IVA CRIM utourraAT, 000 M OVELMOPTOT, IAADISRALL-11111111rj WILLIAM EMMY MelanAwiawd - liaraftal ltnaoLne, Saltforde. Masa; Middlesex. lipid chola Bookies, to sorrenderAns. 30, MIL 111011aO0 lancomee. Posamtbrotrait, Mlllhook bear retailer, August 30, at 12. WiLLIAM Finn, Yank Cambrfelgealdro, timer, Aug 30, at 12. Mamma Iln1).02D, Ilichange-oottrt, Strand, sergeant of Cows mlialowalras, August 30, at It Wu.t.wf ElowiTiann, Manor-road. Harmondaey, Waterman, Avow* 30. at 11. Bawa2 WittAiLlt GOLDIRIO, Lombardofetot, merchant. • aguat 30, at 11 .--- -- . . - Damn Mist, Ciao-boa I.l3aeboome, butcher, August 20, at It .10311m1 . 1rDwaiD )loran. Now Comptonatreet, Soho, boot maautactarar, August SO, it L Thomas emanate, Norwich. plumber, August 16, at 1. Aizzio LaisOarr sad Aura= Wit Alum CAlumwm. Boathwark. prevail°, isarcha^ August Wauta NAIL. lisea-roid, Massa, Augutt 30 at 1. 11,11rAllui c9cviri C.AI/1101•11, Bulharloadatreat, ?lathe°, late comailielosage Do u g 30, 61 - 1. liansalca imam. i, Yopiae, and Dockhead, gram', baker, Bert. 6, at 1. Joan OAKUM, Cartamterrece, Peckham, and Chilton.terrace, Now Peckham baker amt. 6, at 1. DULA= wo L ws. Oraitmatreet, Mlle End. late iron merchant, kept. at CRAAL/11 bon. Boreered., Hackney Wick, optician, Sept. 5, all. Joan Itomas. Robert-at, Bedlord.row, 00•00-an, Rept 6. at 1. Joan Watson, Ledberyetreet, Peekham. baUder, dept. 5, at I. PITDDSOO3/11, Waterlooroad, lembath, tobaccoatet, &Mt. 3 , at lk Jou .Imiss MOoeln, Dendeproad, Hackney, commercial Us- roller. Rept 6, it IL . TROMAD PLIIISLOW. 107514111, , Widow, Ang.ll. at 12. Eosin Yuri!, Malt Poem- 0118114111111 Town, Wow, Soot. - - - 1, at IL Mann Joan /WAY Cum, Addison-road North, Nottbm.l3lll, dirt to a wine merchant. Sept. k_l4 12. Games TWA. Newton-street. MO MAIM breeMounder. Lou= ham, Boadetrest, Chelsea. tailor, Sept. 5, a* it SWARD MEDWAY Lamm traelearset, Paddington, batches, Sept a, at 1L JO= Meant, jun., Camadettgarstuts, Bsthaat.gress4osd, isetsl dealer, Sept. 6, st 11. ATWOUD HOST BUM, Doesetat., City, attorney, Sept. 11. at 11. Jogsra BUIT Salisbury-ea. Limon ppOoT., baker. Sept. 6, at 11 ALIXI Mantua, Listaatteet, -square, bootmaaer, Sept. 6, M 11. NOWA= Mauer; Newt. Covent-garde& taller, Bait. I, at 11. TROMAI DOOLToII, Hereford, butcber, Sept,. re, at IL WIWAN Dicier/NC len., Oldbury, Worcester.h. Oct 10,M 12. ;Anse Yonsuce, Birmingham. builder, ne 1. 23, at 12 EDWARD Hots Rooms, Orantbson, Lin , tioplate worker, Sept. 6, at 11. lours Covens, Raiford, Nottinghamshire, licensed victualler, Sept 20,4 11. JAW 1171W,Tewkosbur7. filoneentwah.,thimm.Aeg. 31,at 11. Jail LISTS., Kellinglon, orkehlre, farmer, August rio, at 11. irldinia3o ODEPLABD, Doncaster, homier, Saps. 2, at 11. JOBS lox, Everts:o. Dlat Ikrerpod, Whim, August Si, at 11. WILLIAII Da Mims, Orton, Maine, victualler, Avg. 31, at It Deem heaven, Hirkdate, Luacasiiire, pawnbroker, nap& L, at IL goon lint WALD TUU/1/1. Liverpool, abipkroker. Sept 2, at 1L Tllonaa Gtil. Oldham, cotton spinner, August 30, at it. SNUB SILARCIIOIO, Yencheeter, draper. August 30, at U. Jinni Itomitaol, litanertz, Cumberland, tattle dealer, August SI, at I. . - JOHN Toitaitsim• Prank Cumberland. humer, Aug. $l, at it JA%U CLl.ut. Bragged, hte commtmlow aspest. Sept. S. at 10. IMO Holman. Calverley. Yerksh., sloth imam, Sept. A at St °Maas Beam, Bradford, coater.out at • boot, maaalaatory, Sept. 6. at 90. ONONok lowasto, Ipswich, beer 'Millar. August 19, M 11. _l6Oll, Mattock, Somereetatare, butcher's Millant, dept 9.,ii W. Thomas Mason, Smithson, Hampshire, foreman to • tailor, A 19,ugust MU. WILLIMI OWN", FOAM. Eamoshire, engineer In the royal naty. August IP, at 11. TIOstAS Jammu, Kidderminster, MU licensed vktualler„ 860.1. at 10. Jo= SL w,Jon.,HosLndCommon, Yorkahlre,muon.Aot.3o,stio?. mwaao JU6IIII Wiurria, elliagborough, late cirri: Angus 30, at 11. - waLuit Lamm VI dealt provhdon merchant, Ang 29, at 12. WILLIAM srkAnns, leleeeter. cattle dealer, Sept 16, at 10. Jaime DORMS, Charlton upon-Media*, Manchester, best Mr. tailor. August $l, at ALnurn Osamu; Manchester, Iron sarrchant. August SI, at 9e. nuu!sis cirricz. Barnard Castle, Durham, mananuts servant to a skinner, 300.. 1. st 10 IlcaLlD Mani, Word, Ash curer, Sept. 3, at 91. Tlottu 1001.11, liulme, Lam-m.olre, dome painter, Sept. 3, M 91. Metros Wasturr, Nottingham, bindle', Sept. 28, at 11 J 031211 Ramos, Spoldingtoo. Yorkshire, tervmat,Aug. 16, at It 11113111,3‘131D1itat, Mellor, Derbyshire, bookkeeper, August 31, M IL . _ _ /AMIN Darnel. Cardiff. ani Bristol, horse dealer, Aug 30, at 11. Osozos Warr, TIODD,Upto• Gm, Hunts, butcher, Aug 30, silt EDWARD 11.602m5, Volaciodir, Jobblag wafter, Aug. 31, •tll. MART BOOM cabinet maker, A 5g.30,60 11. JAN= Win. Stook* Suffolk, roactsmaker, Sept. 1, at ie. hu' TuomAs Tao?. Aah, Surrey, victualler. August SO, at 12. LDWALDUOVlAR,Aklerebot.ilante.pubhcau,Alei.sikas IL C 9.291,13 C 0201001.1.. lardltsuu, Norfolk. drover, Aug. Sod it MONAD 001.142 M• MMA Brighton, SUrgeoll dentist, Foot & PaSkin Don Alt, Sloafborough-pliso, and 06d Kim. Berm auctiomor, Sept. Jon. tuaDuas, timid Sum_e!,2teimi , Firtlooor, Aug. 29, at 10. LAST =Alumnus*. Oct 10. A. A. Collis;, Worcester. tailor—Oct 10. 7. Ingots. Lathery, Herefordshire, bakeepar—Oct. 13. T. 1. btreh. Bk. =highest, pewterer-ocl 11. IL Treece. Derby, imatteter— August I& J. It'itlelngliere. Okesesatereldre, Mad surveyor —Nov. to J. t, lirysmawr, limoosabiru, grower — feet 10. T. W. Ca lf, Carswell. tailor—Oct. IL W. Broeu Jamul, Yorkshire, liiamdraper —OM. 11 W. Masson, Leeds, sharebroker—Oct l& J. Havana, Rabe* Yorkshire, millwright 13. T. Boots aad T. L Kogan. Liempaol, Itressed vie tuallers—August, kr. R. Tills. Canons.. medsman must 22. J. Davies. Cantarvon, asottoseer—segt. L J. Cardwell and R. Cardwell, Warden and Beg, lessee tee, maid 4cturere— Sept S. 40. C. Wood, Hakim Isischseter. Woman Sept. & J. Nuttall, RoctbSe, cotton sphiser— August 20. T. Bowan& Man. chaser, baker—Sept. 21. W. Pollard. But nig, Isnashire, pall , sod* mater —Sept 11l W. Graham. Ainslabk, Cumberland, termer - Sept. 29. T. & !Mute, Banton. StAffordshim, meddler— Sept. IS. W Cadman. Bilston, staffordsbire, thartermaster =3. B. Vickers, Wolverhampton. factor—dept. 19. R. Brans, , Staffordshire, Messed victualler—Sept. 29 T. .I..mies, Zull, Staffordabire, tarts bale &opt Lister, Willem- Staffordehire, victualler—Sept W. W. Jones and E. Wil- Hati;a, Wolverhampton, tailors—Sept IL H. L Watson, Paddock, mem Iladdertneld, commission agent —Sept 12. J. Drees, Al. moodbury. Yorkshire, wails dealer—Sept 17. Z. II eurlck, well, Flintabire, publican—Sept 17. L Bator, Mold, Flinteldre, dealer le ekina—Sept I W. Boardman, Bergey. Leash" dior ... ol 9 ll r—ParOt 30. 0. H. Hanson. Parts... ebe SO. H. Pattie; coach painter—Sept. 16 J. (Sadler, lOisaley, Wee; bricklayer—Sept. 17. J. Cowley, trawler, shoemaker Sept 37. W. Bias, Yeovil, Somiereetalitre, tailor—August 21 J. Mellor, Bastwick, Cheshire, ambtont ner—Sept. ft R. H. Beestom. ZrNtttegharm ° ,= Shepherd, ertoo. Nottinghamshire, whoolmeeter—SeA 1. Jolmoodr., Nottlinshom, solater—Sept. W. C. Adkhs. PrWey. Serrey— fest. 20. J. Widttle. Seats, .bay, inokeeper—Sept. & H. Beck, invoningtes, Isicastetekire schoolmaster—Sept. 13. G. Misery, Wolter Be Kees& dealt r—ropt I& T. L. Phillips, Aber dare, 0 ,surgeom—Sept IS. J. Sisal., Aberdare, Glamorganshire, mid Penderys, Breconahlre, licensed victualler —Sept. 10. C. Head, Sittingboarin. Kent dealer to coals—Sept. A. C. flaryd, Brighton. wahine jeweller. BANERUPTCIIB s NULLED.. August 16. No6l 11Aiiiiiii..CauianTro;c1, 1120-erm. plwaher. linnet 16. BICSAKD iDIFIN DIVLI DB. RUTFI, Yorkshire, muzioce. AN Sept. 7. H. Taylor, B;r1;;;;;;M: — Devonshlre, Bmebanaer August BO R. Rowlands, Aberveglr, outgosteryobtre, Saooai mamulacterer—August 30. T. Thompson, Havenaden, Bedford shire— - August 31. A. Wagstaff, Hyde, Cheshire, multh—Augest St. J. Moos. flaughton. Cheshire. builder—flept. L W. W. imam gam Borchelt, Suffolk, cattle dater—Ascest SO. W. L gbeadeld. Lowestoft, Suffolk. plumber—Sept. 7. P. 1. Welts Westerproad, &meet. phsaegrapber—lepa. 7. J. Hedgethorn, New Stemeliant —Sept. 7. J. W. Hammond, Bove. Sousa& bulkler— Sept. 7. I. Madtrow. Brighton, draper-BdgC 7. A. Wood, Yew Shoeshass, 7. shoemaker. _ _ rAspase HMSO TVID. 0. Weeks and B. Kgietlerd, LtUsoilier:street Holborn, Behlwegers-T. Barberry sad /IL Ownwen. Bariagskike. Lamp shim, drapers - H. Fitzgerald sad L B. Taylor, likacbasSer, sad Bury, Lancashire, accountants-J. Banker and H. 0. Rule, Nambester. ceranderion agems-Anna Maria Lasko sad Eli sabeth Sharma, Desii-kaagsmionetreet, dress makers-a ghee and B. inglam , general troanaagers- W. Webster sad A. G lrekler, Tkeadlll7, booksellers-J. *retor t/se, jun., sad T. R. Woolertom Coharreorth, tailors -IL Travis and L. Lord, Rochdale, Leacashlre llw . b. = igarrhagia -D. Ward, M. ward, C. Ward, J. Ward, W. Haley, J. Lister, J. Oweres, 0. Ward, rem , J. Harriett, sad J. Dear dam, Railer, Yorkshire, scrabbling millers, so tar as regardel. Gnaws IL C. Bonnie, N. B. Mete, and B. C. darks, Nottin~s. haw reale board entSers-J. Appleyard sad T. Bardeeß. ®d geld, token-T. Crow, L Berne, and L Cross. Cardin, Wu inerdwels, so tar as regards I. Berne-J. Rohl:nos sad 0. B&W laverpod. eurriers-J. Baikal sad C, Maker. minus- J. Haiablmt dad J. & Seeders. Chtly Brick.ywd, sew the 1113 d, Worcestershire, brick manufacturer, -H. O. Coombs and L 11• Call, elaple-strest. Southwark, 'roe beads -C. Boats and T. Coils, Birmingham. =nonfattening goldsmiths-T. 041bert, sad C. Gilbert, Ittnainglare, gun furniture floishen-J. Lord sad L N. Daniel, Fleetwood, t ancashtre. sorrow-B. Thema era sad C. Shaer. Dirminghsin, merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.. aIIDRON WILLIAMSON, 1.4111100 i, MOM prhstsr August 24, et the Vwdty hall, Glsegew. DAVID GAMS. Cons, by Near Rte. Wine, Assort 24 at the TeetJne Hotel, Cepa Me WILMAX_PIet7INFL OsimphsatoMs, August ts, et the White Bart Hotel, Canspielltown. ANDAIW lIIIMILIT. Coldstream, cabluet maker, August 17, at the Newcastle Arms-Ina, Coldstream. llosas Lamm) mad Bin laoluAßD. Croy, Dumbartonshire, frossiasteru August :AM the Mohan Hotel, Dumbarton. Wox AND SZWINO MACRINCR.—A greater con hut to the mese is the prestos drawn by Hood, when the wretched mempetrem eke; dice tether than lives, could not be presented thee by the work women Medial' these atachiase. The motion of the sewlatinsehise itself it a vast improvement upon the ammoiooous ammemeate mod in common weird. There is • certain diversice for the mind io the very action of gaidiag the work, which takes oil mach of the weariness caused by mars haadeewiag; and lima the enemies caused by wring the Meddle to deice the wheel produces ea active circulation thronghont the system, which tends to abolish the emapstrees headache, to which all poor head-sewers are but too tabled. We saw thews machismo wackier; at the rate of 1,300 stitches • minute, stitalkiag is the average twelve gross of collars a day, or twelve dome damn —a cumber which most seem aothiag lose Qum mar vellous to the poor seedlewomea. It will be asked whet ma become of all the collars produced at this antesordiaary rate in all the neoufactorise of time articles is the roeitropolis The amwer is plain ; the row *pomades. have so the rate of prodactioe of all wowing apparel is tree mad of sewing forms • heavy item, that the Menem is the rate of their ale is akonlitely prodSgloes ; ladled so great, we are told, is the immense in the ode of deft sad odiars, that ems le kat la wee ithout der at the amalier of maces wbo mem either have goes w thew ass ai Wet east have Geld theta la the mad eptrhig meager, beim* they molds= came tate see.—Owe a Week. itiottmrsamrs Tii is natal aid strong, moderato la area tad wholesome tor a. Thearadvataaes have rearedtor this e ta • amend pretereasa It la soil la packeta by 1.110 waft -4Advealimeasli AA IeKET& BUGAR.—Bazurou Arouer 19.—There bas brim rooro demand this week for sugar, and prim are 6d. to 1., dearer for mast deetripticsa. Bedard Gooda—Tbe demand is totter, bet not active, at 6d. 'dunes Rem --Demerara an wank L. 6d. prod, sod fair Juanita 31., bat not nrsoh doing. TALLOW.-Tsmor Evonnica.-The market was quiet to-do . We gaol-1863, Y.C., 4L. 3d. ; Sept., now, 430 ; O to December, 435. 3d. to 9d.'; December, 44e. to 3d.; Jammu" to Ranh, 44.. 3d.; Harsh, 45a. Delivery to t o m *m g. & hog eieho ; arbrols, 5 maks. Tows Tallow is quoted 40i. 6d. set conk. At the stabile silee-or 1 , 2 owls obored 214 said. Anstralisa bed, 40a. flue, 35a. good to 38e. low. North Americana, 41a. toe ; 40a. M. =hos 37a. South American, 42.. 3d., kit pipe s 42e. 6d. to 43a.; beef, 4L. 6d. to 42a. Co coa . oat oil y Oochio, 395. 6d. to 40a. ; Gybe, 36e. to NS. 6d. No Brey offsaing. Palm oil, dm 91.; Aams, 34e. yth Palm sott od, 33e. to 345. Lagoa, COTTON.—Lmwroot, Auarirr 19.—1 n the earl, part of the week there wee • 000siderably improved &mita for cotton. and prime for some drecriotions recovered id. to gd. per lb., bat since Tuesday lees baseless has been dote, and the advance only par Milly maintained. American hae bees in seam' amend, and advanced in the conunenoemett al the week, bat being sinoe mach more freely offered clone with • decline front lest Friday of Id. per lb. is the common qualities and in middlicg aplead. la flim Weed the saes matinee bruited, without alteration in price. Brasil is without change la prim, with a tar amount of badness does, including a cos • siderable purchase of Penmen for export. I.lotwitluitandi tg Applies is freely offered, the fair and better qualities Me t 4 pi advanced per lb. Smyrna barn been Is fair request, a t beater lies heft rather dearer. while the lower lends sad heavy of sale. FAA ladle kinds are no. a :al: l ied. are ad per lb. dearer. The besieges in China has been to • fear utast, and generally at an advance. COTTON GOODS.—MAlicaSern. loGaffl9.—Le 'hip pie( yams UM* bee bees so beams today. The market appears to be la a state of esepsese, buyers serif sating 5 die ' iau to await the snivel of the Animism rad Part Indigomails before entering upon fresh opessioss. In home bade yens there have oleo bees but few inquiries. Prises are somiaslly about the same as ea Toseday, bet in some Meteorite spasms seem mere ominous about selling than of late, aids such mass they would probably make soon cosesesious to Mdse. Minimum in the cloth market on Tuesday sellers thought they perceived isdicatioss of a greater desire to do bruisers es she part of buyers, but if there war* seek iodicatious they mesa sow to bare deep- The tsarist is very M. As a re* buyers remain , sod *bow so disposition for heelers. There have bees moss inquiries today, bat mostly without mull Where often bass hem made they have geserelly bees at pekes too low for aceeptases, manufaciturece Doi beta' as yet troubled with stooks to so extent which would Siam them to make the sareffiser implied by mei offers. le math few opera. Woe as have takes plats sellers have bad to accept prices poosiderably below Teesday's pastiness. CORIC-CHELYIWORD, A UGUIT 19.- Weather still very hot sad dry, sod carting corn is vary • mend. If too through oast week the balk of the core will be gathered. We had • fair show of wises* at today's market, mostly sew quality various. Prime moat be quoted ls. lower, Wheat, red, 40s. to 435. ; whits, 45a. to 48a. new, but Mils old offering. Some maw barley shows, but pot much far sale. Hems sad all spetsg core folly as dear Lamour, Allem 19.- • keys had a moderate 'apply of wheat at market so-day, and lad week's prime were sap. potted is the mall basins= done. The new wheat Minim was generally at good quality and cooditioo, but suffekat progress has sot yet besot made in thrashing to speak cone. deatly respecting yield. Red, 41s. to 43a. ; white, 445. to 47a. Vary little &lag is other articles. LEVISPOOL. AVOW!' 19.-To-day's market opined very dull lathed, bat a little more 'squirt •ppartog for wheat tidos. gained strength and we (Pei* all deaaiptiooa pretty Mandy at a dachas of about Id. per mental on last Friday. rams. Oood conditioned Soar is held firmly, bat does sot meet • eery active sale. Indio corn slow and somewhat irregular in value. more especially round yellow descriptMca. Oat and oatmeal quiet without alteration. Bouts, per, sad barley are each steady at late ratio. The market shows • demos more karma' at the class. WazirmAn, Avounr 19.-Wheat /value don, sad la. lower. New sells slowly, at 41s. to 435. Spring aorta fully as dear. Averages for the weak ending Art 19.-Wheat ria , qrs., at 43.. 94d. ; limas, 121, at 40a. WALK-Leann, Atm. 19.-Holywall Maki, 15e. North PsitenGss, 13..94.; Eden Hain„ 17e. Bd. ; Walls lad Braddylk Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 19a. ; Walk lad Harlin, 19s. I Walls Rod Booth Het/r, 19s. ; Walls Rod Tartan. His. Walls Oaradoe. 191. 3d. ; Walk Zed Harthrpool, End Rego Hall, Ws. ; Walla Ead Hellos. 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Era Hull► peal, 18.. 91 ; Walls lad Swath Relies, 1118.-Ships at whet, 55 ; sold. 45. Tan Cam., ter Tlll YeltoLazo Comm.,— the pad week there has bre a rime is the wearer ; has bees mush cease, and rebering showers have to Harvest varier am sew as ent le lles eddied Bret* sad there are Tenor reperle as to the probeble yiekt of the =ls Lermesmieira Oa the light sands and gravelly whoa is ran is straw sad this en the pearl, sad the yisid will to light ; the leery soil. the amps are ex be a full mew, end the quality pro. Wass to be very Ir. Wheat a these sad gray soils looks ernesdiegly well, sod s rem yield is anticipated. The pee map to. rewired well this yea, hut here are almost • farm trough weak of moistens Barley less bra reproved by the late raise. Oar sty. Os the whole, the mops is Lower are hardly asprtad to reach as avenge. Bay hes base assored is earliest coder, Ina Use yield is light. Palatal, as mt. are free from drew. Tura* and resagokle are very poor mops. In Nottingianwhire the whir WOOS on can- Blamably, and may be deemed r masterly good on the loamy moils, sad this end light as the weaker lkieds. Os the hot penny bade they are pear. The wow on me not as asleep say &sari of eall , we be r their appearance is bulk then is se doubt he the eleheate yield also. The. barley mop, where News early, presort the best appeemume d it.., of the cereals, and will approach seem an snap thee either wheat sr oar. Bras are oily a ridding crop am ell sorts of had. Odom exoesdhqly brainier, sad the beet mops will fen essaller. ably abort of last year's produce. Os the best seas the quality will tie geed, bet on the light had and rang alb rare will be a peat deal of light grain. The tersip rep is shear s fellers. Pastor are very mined. The hey crop ie estimated at oesthird to orrhell lees than as Mt. ase.—Derfor Aferetrry. Tex Dhows= ite rim Soigne or Ewowtn.— The drought seem to have • remarkable rarer os the insert world. A sheet time Mace myriads of par heisted Southampton sod its neighbourhood. This week there has hem s plague of the insect ogled the lady sew, species a be g . 'Monne& of tree be,. bees sees as all harms sad 111WW011, trees sod pleats. sod eves is the horses sad streets of Southampton. These have hose weessapenied by millions of plant Bon a spear of aphid as which the lens of the lady cow teed. MISICANTLL2 AND EXCNANGN Bair (Lairriz).— Xs. T. B. hewer presided at the higt.yearly eserise of the shareholder' of the beak whir WWI hold at Liverpool riatradal. Fees Iles report end relseert arellatee sod the Who of the shairmen, i 6 appermi that the set molts et the kali-yew were 18,6721., whir ward eerie the arias to pay a divideed at the it. of Ili. whisk, with the beanies eimilting tress the mmegement with the Leedom Bask of BoodaM, wield he ell probability give • divideed of j 3 per is. The Mist espied et the hash wield sow be 800,0001. being the hugest bet or est of Lender Atm sposchee iresi the elernass and Mr. Brigham, raw a oast glow* amount of the primal rate rid future paupers of the bask, i t . meal resolution were agreed to t sod several sew thereon appeared to the Liverpool sad Loud, beards — ritCiVeYttelThLotrllL. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The shautch sad Its trotthke canoe tams discomfort, sad Wag more uskappluom than Isesippsted. The Oatmeal Ills that settle then rosy be celtiolsof hy s a t f use of these purifying Us, white •M ea • sore, gestic aacid apseleet. without souerliag the pewee of Ute most sesospUbie. oe Irrttering the most delicate commeleatioe. Hollowey's Fills lOU bestow some comfort, sad cooler some relief on every Issedechy, dyspeptic, and sickly sefforee, whose tortures mike Ala • hordes to himself arid ••beishmer to Me Mends. These TOM boot Longbow tee Maim remedy few • week stomach, for • dieeelsred lime, or • dileeettem which yield without WAN%) to Slit pantile& sal Mete gunitilec BIRTHS. MAABIAGINI, AND DRAMA UMW. PLACE EVEN.—Aeguat IS, at Charloensequere, Ediaburgh, the we at H. C. Illeekbess, of a daughter. IfIIeeCE.LEY. 17, as Worthing, the wile el M. 0 Buckley, 'OLCMZIL—Aegast 1/, at South terrace, Surbiton, th.• wife of N. C. Ealeher, Esq., of a um. lASOsk 19, at Mk 1111dmay-roed, Stoke Newington. the wife of ftimsel Mame. arts asaghters MOMPSOM.—Angust llk at limelleids, leer Moor, Bucks, the wife of W. Thoopeoe, leg , of a daeghter . VADDELL—Angust it, ei ktialmum Ooeteges, Camden road, the wife of J. Waddell, leg., of • daughter. I ILLD—RINGLIT.—AuIgast k at M. Marylsbore antral. Zustoo.rood, by lb* k.,. C. J. Goody, J. lisad,, al bar Rayed, s Itiction Army, is Moreno, Plonasit MILD —IIIII2AY. Awed 11,, at Oa yertilt ebarel of at Maryl•b•••, by t. Rey. C. P. RM, I. B. Road. lbstat. to Lae , clangbtar of J. lawny, Bari., al Os Ms ILL LC.B.. el DIATHIL DIDOTITD—AIgost 17. (imrtroo Dodosabsa. Zink W. endow, LV =USW —August 17, at Tfifroftwit. Ory's-litairoscl, J. HaiMSS. WIA Te. Szwus—assees n, T. Wm% In.. for assay rpm of St. mood >♦rt 14 rii24Wtosit. Mosta% Hr. W. Povoy, lm.. SI. SliaßT—Ausioi 17. at Ingliolueot. Vanaboli. Kr. G. Mates Ta mi lletN—Augast Tr at Itichzoood, Z. D. Tboutook spa sat. /Tisk./ rid PsMama by WILLIAM lOC Haar. of No• I. tasibardAstrest, In the My of Loodoa, Prtster. at the 0411 ". to Legabiz4gtmat. in too mum. of Wkitstrion... BATIISDAT. £179V1; IS. 1141. A 0 " V„ The COWAN' at Oar IA Mara ( r ibr so articular !La. La 1171 M T 3 ea godeldof i offilleg i CIT catiiii+ 32.11, am sS P IX/ 111 oassiik II ea very u . iii ol d "m• aaa PE _1 Tor RO tram Ho MOO'. a Nun al. tar Bsl MOW?, e eating). It noon, nation I he 00' from Rol by the IC for CO Alitermat for trel and Co.. 1 T HE VD from L 1 Teo Geel Director- IV. Bead coreeelie tTne sobs; cession < tams. 1:42 =DU required. Chsegedd TOII.I dier INA J. 11. Owe Vahersal Wooslsl. GOLD CH made on teatery. billied A sac& N 00 eatur, KIN Newl P... 7 BIT style, at QTEN pa wit Claret, 1. Cbablla . Hoek alt Cludepag M U lledia's used Um -era Ittelles delay, by iv 4 . 1.1 d the coup lII] 1 MU] =hop Icados 1 g a rga MU] .1.V.1 i MOU lk sus lALYD stigmata Trgaidag sated by debility 801 l by th beware • ral74 ~' Johnson has beet served I 'Mini on tier Inflame llo wt &or i o . tl , 4 3 rt Bi DP, 24 liar the eel* Act p 1 gerts . at tour% and viol .—Olies ----. A I addltiou general of Fore the !Mu tipi e boi rows to present of Pori from tt at Lime intends as rou resideo the Pal &rio t s ea I 1131 for inns & rtatutio aatiqui tee mai Yaeeul mai= Pim& peraisti northoc or pia Plus o WU Bo have f esatki oi' DA). SSW&