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KIT SATURDAY, the FIRST SHILLING DAT Ile at W lbe OR MA II PALAOIL—Ibe Owe Sib &Meg et Ile %rag Pore ibleb Maul 111 WI.) be istaTer• ese Ole ND MIR la AIII of dr T IRIS ILT 0 AM/001.12100.1 bee leo Ile Ilimi Wog mode a Ye empageme Owe le tie eases el Ile belt /= . 7 . • lb WNW lbse YAWN ell marl Is aumbeee ea Mae thee siallabi lilt ibeelebeil egg earbe ammenee ll =be la re4 e rie —Ori r eess tire MS be a l= leta. le Wel el lie teals of OW moo imoll.lloo. tire ell be &Wiese el eels Is '''` ALVA= TUBSAUDS EXHIBITION, at ON ' itzrambiratadto We dortotin of Ye p.m* Num milli Ws all l= ll.l w a te Imam et beim waw Itt minion him pouts of Is —Malearm. , NMIIIK DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL HN MUSEUM, 3, olt• llakcandicL 0 DAILY dor tvigsmji ll =l 46l. fugt: ua Dr. KA rad by Dr. lIILIYOII reve anti K ac UM o bp 'clock. on Imports.* trAmortrag ?gam la acerAls• with dpicer. =7llAdwirake,letri= Pim Wig l= . 11arfloc, eral pont trek arca tru es dr NNW ltwlworrka BATHE.—" MURDER DONE RERL"—The BO ILDMI at TM. D tlf WNW. Se le lenak.V ga l i AL : heselo , VW. sad Deft& or I =ar ho; r g. ... mi c.ells 16~Int arta Pla l lTe m.....Th ro—Pregront i k=larb. Vsafthias a Souls—lAw gm atAinsl. Orruagollm =ha ILLUeTRATED TIMES kr August 17 roll cambia •osambed with sbe Naval et ~ I. NA Min 10•4 Stark os Cembem• Mitlow mar • Inds 1•••61444%, Millet W ~l~w~llY~a Iltaliftr Oa dm Tin 1111 Me at Os a agiiii. .b• =le As = l imit L i iiliZ r est r ✓ litlvor et tommas ear resir%• j=w ll 1 - 11 r. ior=l= vomits at Ye A MOIL wax, lib ..._._... .., an al. tai, l=..“ sad WWII d m = 0 •8 1 . 11 1. 1 1. rare. WIC ♦ Ala mad • INA= et Ma tot Iry lowa MUSIC. BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The gangrene of this great musical celebration has bra paddled widths the list few days. la the Sara heat thous sr upward' of dine hundred performs, the rids erahrhe worprising nearly Ars hundred. The Ara of the heart (Trudy, August 31), is dresed the et Meedsbers's Oratorio Elyish, err focal atinsely kr the Birregker Fastive4 sad porkers' ler the Bret Ise raw kb Misr= ia 1846. Oa the Wednes htweedy, Mr. Ceres Ostler lii; Thresiby ired; end as Fritkry, the esnahrbeg mansing of the Isobel, Mr. Miry Lealle's Oratorio, Aria, will be wished *sr the bet dna with lierlehnohn's rater lauds Zaps ad Bellammeeti &mire is C. The era * priarranness will consist, es seal, of selseticas of edsselleureas as with sas or two stsepliens. For katisarry a Kr Teen* imam the feat pa is a sehabssees oaten ; the mead, Heade& earls /as end Garr es asraged edditiesel roosserrente by Mr. Ceuta. On Me Wedeseds wlll he era Mks isissohn'e artents "T. the Sows of Ara" all Oa= !ea r unser by Cher added Tho Drew% he the inairisge of the Priem ReyeL The = verb& rabbi the sure of Chats liras, Allier Viers Garcia, NAM. Vblske Belk said Mils =. WI& these an Mr. Are Reser SO Signors The- Barer sr Bast* Mr. Weir lir. Mores Berk Ike. Kr. Cede sends" r usuaL The baba for ph... Ise Se Tory sad Weradsp's performers takes pier en Fahey the Tith of Avert ; tea Sees of Thursday end !Way a Seery the Mk; sad strews have the pledge elthessetrithetlet as will alai In every car the his phew whisk the errs* of the Wet snit. Assaf:e nter ere =Wrist triers the Lair and North- Mesh litelliablit V ans , e" Oxited h a l asid4 W tweester stalVelvedesplee, *sr , andd Bork In wary tesbatis the heir lithe in thee for the r = end bre Bbedegher slier the esealswiss of the swan prribre. Ilp te re pe ers lira as are iefsessad, the ate{- fuss perdue et Mara within to steed the beral have her ray near TIII CONSEZVATOI RE DS MouguE.—The first vocal prise at the annual competition of the students of the Conservatoire of Paris was won last week by • young Scotchwoman, Mina Augusta Tbsomoo, of Glasgow. The jury, which included Antler, Iffalevy, Ambroise Thomas, and other mi nes% meters, were unanimous in awarding to this lady the sole first prize, a thing which seldom as, this reward being most frequently shared by several competitors. UNIVERSITI OF LONDON. 1858.—Flart M.B. ELuinctros.—T6. bet 4 • itst at mfr who him peeped du free mode& Um for the Awes d Deahelar of 1W .f t the prat yew: TINST DIVISION. Atchley, Gulp Frnii;Wiiiiitbollege. Aiwa, emery Heinen We !seal. &Won, Theme Rims, .Jesse's College. Birmingham. Bracey, J Melo Jen e ass's College, Birmingham. Reston, eirs. Lins Entre e Owes Mee* KW. Colic *. Oeys, Ardor Clisehn University Genie, Rimy, Themes Otbses, Funds New_B.A. Uelveretty harry, libssenrs, bp* Igesairoksr Hernias, Athol honk liiihositers Cram Simingims. Sifts& Chair bp e * LkedtFigar e ll = 111 . 00.8 Beigia ass Pita Minstes, &. Theissee r ats Nessoes, Jlb. School of Rafter, Jes, Utiversity Mdire es :Vidii ens :A . 4 l 4%**llls St. Thomas o;pital. Wins/atrary Forbes. King's College. Wilasebethess, Welkin. Lafayette, Uaivenity College. Wadies, B4.ard, Se Thimmais HeepitaL Woodforde, Alfred, Usiversity College. SECOND DIVISION. Belcher, Robert Shirley Krag's College. Beihafanis, Simon, University College. Butlers, Joke, Extra-Acad. Med. Sch., Edinburgh. Coates, Matthew, Bristol Medical &Irak Dale, Williams, Leeds School of Medians. Dickler, Frederick Viotor, R. Mencheeter Scb. of Med. Latins, William Voeqr, lrofvenity College. Laver, Reginald Crab, King's College. Mayor, Manse Or b s, Adj. Bt. George's Hospilal. Poet, Freak, Eines Canoe. Roberta, Owls* Limo* University College. ROM 001.1,1111 a sitalaanal.--ita ioilowing C d r ia tamok lis t g ra awali=l 4eir eallara at wallig of the Coat at as Ma fast.. via. : Mars. Rabat ham • Saabs, Tonto. AR sar Sall tat ; ham • • limmi gker sa D Zl 1111=kciad L Pailig' : 8. 17:216 6 . 7 Ham &la 011 it . ; . w i* Orita i " Liadaw ; Omits 110•4 real B. R., JoaaPh Toot Naha. Q081.'001.04 mfr ; Bart Sara, AslardaoiwZooob; ?mak Orin, graglw torlwaprisir. Ail% at as 1 Ilk Ise, viz.: Illoon. 15... aid rd 1111 WINS. LMT; Wm's'. Shaman, R Charlie akaord Camowa, at. Joiet-wood.tarroargt: Roo Boom Doh; Thar Jobs Hagan, Park-pboo Ardlaa, lilidawlal Wed, Alfred Woodward, Biatater, Wow; Dead eahlk, Botltlrosa, Ofwasow. A CRIIIILAN M 0111111111; IN TEE BROAD BANC 'AST, WlSTlllMlTEL , —•_ al = r et w ird situated k the above locality, hese W , sad ull the elitrasce to the Weeheketee &bes has beds g= by hr Majesty's Clowakkasso of W eds for the parse el mein . keseenat t. dee alum saval sad settiteey, who wise eihreled et ke Wessabsser Iketools,asd who last kir lase either 117 desk Is battle as by fever ht the Reaska =Vha the The assississt will be of groans, isor of thus usgegod win be eureka ea saheb, sa ash se Ikea V be reseeded tie emit assassesil with the km userste et thdr Mew severeny. I setryis est the awe Alm have bess rho.* doling Wds twahthelers hii daily among keep who have Osk eiseedes em& at the sehool, ekes" these sal weft behig the M of Weekikehr, the Duke of sad wesabere el this hinny, kat. The kseekest ails 0 /Mk height BLICT2OIII Of A C 0 1 .6011 00u1cCILIIAN POI Tat WALD or Poassocser.—Yestereey, to tbe faremes, a was ens brid, teesopt Ode. Lord Kam bedew elk 7.0. Maw. Ablemel d tbs Ward Poreesbea, to seboli•sessa IFsaotelo-oeurt,,Mbledes, tsr tbs shoolso of I • Own= Cososime the reemesdor Otis year, up to Tboemeseday sock be tits roes of Mr. dhow Vi., det• dared toile by • mist Overt d Akllesmsa Its. &MA, the doh, freffig mil the pesesel, 14. beethei I M. •••••pd, Mr. Memos lamb, = $ ft mei Fever pima 118 ell tae onak. It. alb. •••0••••• bsiss asiesi. the idioms:l declared Mr. Smith THE FRENCH REVIEWB. The political interest which was mom years ago diffused in the French Newspapers is now, to a certain degree, conosatrated in - the Reviews. I do not mean that they enjoy a greater extant of liberty than the rest of the prem--thecoppreseioc of the .144niee de Paris, after Orsiai's attempt against the life of the Emperor, would show that this le set the case; but their literary and plulosephieal character deserves to attract the attention of the thinking people is Europe, wider present circum stances. There are now two principal Reviews in France : as. ancient and well known, which has been since 1830 supported by the first literary men of various liberal parties, MM. Onisot, Thiele, de Re mutat, Villeassin, Saint Mare de Gniuttin, Leon Faucher, Edgar Quinet, dc.—that is the Reeve des deux ifottdee : the other new and nearly unknown, except by its recent blustering about the alliance of France and England after the acquittal of Doctor Bernard, and the eager support afforded by it, in every case, to the imperial govern ment—the Reeve Contemporaine. This hat periodical was founded six or seven years ago by the Legitimist patty in Franee, in order to maw thsintended omisin bdtween the two exiled hems of Bourbon—the family of Orleans and * Oast of Chambord, celled by anticipation Henri V. The projected fusion proved to be quite a failure, the reunion of the two royal branches being opposed, they say, by the late Duchess° d'Orleans and the fusionist Review was consequently sinking every day deeper and deeper into profound oblivion. It was nearly extinct, when its writers, allured by pecuniary advantages, resolved to revive it, enrolling themselves under the imperial standard. A very obscure writer in the low newspapers during the republican government, having been appointed direc tor of this newly changed Review, hoisted boldly a flag of • different colour, and embraced the inte rests of Napoleonism with the most fervid spirit of a neophyte. From that period a system of treacherous and dishonourable vexation, commenced against the well-established publication the Revue des deux Mondee, which was by its success the greatest obstacle to the diffusion of the Revue Contempt). nine, and to the designs of the Government in laying its foundation on a new basis. The (Nein contributors for theßseus des deux Monde, E l itt ed mostly attached to the Imperial University as protestors, were privately threatened with loss of their offices and appointments if they continued writing for a Review suspected to oppose, at least by its silence, the present order of things. One of them—l am ashamed to may--retreated • but the others generally stood fi rm, and the G overnment ' Review was recruited only by the dross of French literature. Discontented with their unsuccessful 1 tactics the masters of the Revue Contemporaine changed their batteries. M.Paulin Limayrac—lately a writer in the Freese, now a renegade from liberal doctrines—was commanded some timeago to publish an article in the Constitutions'', denouncing the Revue des deux Monde* as guilty of inserting the ' 1 literary works of some exiled statesmen, amongst whom were the Dec d'Aumale, the son of the late King Louis Philippe, and some members of the late Assensloth Nationale. All the honest-thinking people in France were shocked by this proceeding, as the same journalist, M. Paulin Immune, before being a hired detractor of the Revue des deux Minder, was a contributor to that ' Review, and proved himself, at different times, an admirer of the works of the exiled writers, hav ing published some very flattering comments about their capabilities, and especially with respect to the last volume of M. Louis Blanc's " klistoire de Is Re volution Franeaise." This secret conspiracy of an official Review against an independent one, and of obscure against celebrated writers who do not oppose the actual government of France bat have, I suppcoe, their rumens for not exalting it, is one of the most sad, disgraceful, and gloomy pages in the history of the French press. The present state of literature among our neighbours is miserable ' is the extreme. Since the installation of the Empire, Lameaaais, Beringer, Alfred de Mussel, Gustave Plinths are no more ; Eugene Sue has perished in exile; Alexandre Dumas travels through Russia; Lamartine, labouring under bad circumstances and compelled to solicit a money subscription, survives his own glory, writing, although nearly exhausted, with steam-engine rapidity. The new generation proves itself fruitless ; *Hence, a dead silence, follows, stifling every gene of genius in tlits . hitherto eel& braced country ; the well-known indigence of the first Empire in literary matters is only equalled by the mental penury of the second. I. it a good policy to increase artificially this scareity . of talents by vexatious measures ? Is it the real unmet of any government in the world to extend around it an in tellectual gloom upon a disturbed country ? Is it not a perfidious counsel given by selfish and interested agents, more Imperialist than the Empire itself, to silence the exiled authors, to banish the mind, after having banished the body, to intercept at the frontier the harm less non-political writings of men who have honoured their country by their talent, or to inti midate the few independent members of the French University who had obtained a high position by their merits ? I own that the Government itself has resisted until now the.. base and perfidious counsels, and I hope that it will continue to do so for the future; lout if this system of mean provocation is not entirely directed by the French government, it is nevertheless the consequence of its situation, urged as it is by mercenary writers, and ruled by jealous and aneiropaboiss men, whose device is, " Let there be night." This question is not an uninteresting 004 ; every attack against • publication devoted to philosophical and scientific purposes is a declaration of war, not only against a Liberal party, but against human thought itself. I donotioquirewhether the freedomof the press is compatible with the present government in France. I think that ft is not, having reduced itself to the frightful necessity of suppressing again and again the right of dimension. Let them, there fore, muzzle and silence every opposition at home, bridle as they like the political newspapers, but let us at least demand Judie* for the only French Review which deserves notice. Philosophy, lite rature, science, are above the control of any human power; on this ground all nations are friends, it is therefore a duty for all of them to pro test against a violence which threatens the common wealth of humanity. SOCIETY OP Ails ES•raintrartoss.—Meetre. noon Bow Homed, of the Crosby Hall Evening Cana and Gawp Edward Mauer, of the Lanier= Literary Is abelita who datlannished theaseires at tat Society diets lizaainsaken is Hay lain balm, area& the of Loa Darby, been eneWasied by the tounali of stVoay °. 141 Nalifellb he aheireklps let the Crane, have boa enewee id In obtain's( tba appeintamata. There were fier varnaelin and twelve rioted eentretitore. Puma Offturap iv =it 80Wirrr or rteritat• The liarla*, of Arte ben latientel then lateen's of 41fr • pram et IL and • wooed pram of H. at their asendealee tor INC be Orb et the Abeam cenessir —l. Atelhattis; 2. ; S. Algebra; i OSNSITY ad Itmouno tie; S. T S. Nan entices; 1. N Ind Naal Asetesain I. Wenn, Dr tad* . t ra t t i t ainike, Hydration ad Pesaselice ; 9. Pnetied ashy Se; 10. Electricity. llaveline, end Him; 11. Attreesonyi Pli ceimq 12. Chemistry; 13. Anima ; 14. &any L li. Agrkaltare ; 16. P eWi sad • 17. Om- MbY• 18. 1WI& Monty ; W Usn'enue; W. ad Roma Inctory; 111. IF ; 22. German ; W. Minn. Nit tabs is ow earitel will be awarded I. any ONO. Nile who h ew be • Inatins es ia seek The be Om la maw es lee astir = L ti th• anitina. Actoraparylag a Noah's ark, fresh fans o.= sal an sib is sof tro•sh000, fa arett ti Ws Wind ia women has* sad Win we lad "two mina two drips . 7 11•1•12 11 tIght am, is, am mama sal kw wires," LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1858. RAILWAY POLICY. The following document has been transmitted to r foe publication : " At a meeting of the representatives of railway ominpanha, by at the Boston Hotel, London, on the 10th Sagest, 11168, H. S. Thompson, Esq. (chair man ofthe North Eutern Railway Company), in the chair, it was resolved that the following saggestione be submitted to the boards of all the railway itompeetes in the kingdom, inviting their assent to and assist ance in carrying them into practical operation : " 1. That the rates and fares on the several railways of the kingdom should be so fixed as to realise the largest amount of net profits to the companies entitled to them. " 2. Tbat where any two or more compardisa interested la say particular trate fail to agree among themeless sa to the rates and fares to be charged, the pointa In dispute should be referred to arbitration. " The approval of the following companies has amity been received:—London and North Western, Great West ern, Midland, North-Eastern, Lemmatize and Yorkshire, Bast Lancashire. That the several railway boards bo rognastod to most their opinion to this meetin g by lettar, oddreased So &tickle rs= at York. sad by sending one remora delegates to the ad journed roosting, which will be held at this hotel on There day, the 9th September next, at tea o'clock in lb* num:dm for the further consideration of the sebjece. (Signed) H. S. MOMPSON, EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. The following is frau the report of the directors to be laid before the Issif-yworly meeting of shareholders at the London Tavern, on Thanday, the 19th August The period haw arrived when year directors have to submit for your wandered* the raenit of this undertaking for the half-year ending 30th leak 184311, as shown in the subjoined statement of &MOWS end Newt. Following the morn adopted on former occoaloim a companion la made of the receipts and expenditure fee the past half-year with throe of the four pree helfr u entling on the 30th Jute; bin we have ooly spates to ve companion with the cone spending half-year of 1 7, as follows =CUTTS. 1867. 1858. 20th June. 80th June. Nam- Er Nam- Re- Passengers: bane. ceipte. ben. Mits. First ond der clam 480,1)73 £84,673 395,130 03,784 Sec 865,996 99,238 704,652 93,187 Third class 1 824,713 82,878 1,601,995 89,939 Merchandise: Goods, tees . 511,822 226,690 631,727 223,612 Coals, toss 244,990 40,682 217,372 36,640 Cattle, Including drop and pigs 487,925 61,859 605,749 48,762 WSW MM. - 67.; , :a i dries Paresis, horses, car- M riages, arid dogs ails 19,747 9,294 13,974 Beata, to. 20,760 10,686 14,061 Totals 4,167,416 £664,626 3,966,626 £666,_____sl6 IIPIXIIIIS. _ _ ____. 1867. 1859. 30th Jane. 30th June. Locomotive Way and works Carrying and miscellaneous 123,722 .... 119,494 Rates and salts Government duty Total' 6300,098 ....£296,639 being at the rate of 464 18e. 6d. per cent. RIMINUIL —The gonna deponelen in Inds has nee cioul a considerable Manes en the veering of eM rainy compasses for tba half-year ending 30th Jane, 11193, and the reestpts of title company ha ve, eltliongit la a lesser degree than most of the sompoiles, ben alleged by it. Another emus has menthol to diminish this anapeay's re venue during the pest half-year, via., the oompeittica which hue existed between several of the railway compudes having termini he the metropolis, and mese of thembevnigkenetiene with pen line at Petiehemegh, the Ann el lid& he been a reduction of the rates for tut& geeerapp, whiolt has in some degree reduced the receipts CM year ben Ups the whole the reduction has been smaller, es mewpond with the receipts for the eon period ia 1867, then might he,. been anticipated, sad yen will dad on omaperieg the teepee tin periods that thedearesso aa regards the Postern Counties lines amounts only to the stun of 6,6191. 19e. 14. It is to be regretted, from the cameo above enumerated, am well se from boil canes, that the teethe el the East Anglian Company's Hasa has soared to same extent, although the some mew have been used by this company to develop that traffic as has been adopted on their own lines. Concurrently with the deems, of the receipts, your direction have much loathe tn..' in being etch to Mato that the waking ampeneso he the helf-year have been Mend to nearly en egad Went, An, —by the snip of 4,4661. mesh If the testa ea muds net TEV•IIII.3 about Um s if no Andentlen el nesipta had occurred. C;r 7 l-7•1,7L-The stability of railway property is sleeted by the manner is which the capital of a company is dealt with. It additions be made to it, except for purpose@ of iacrem kg the revenue future year. bare to bear • burden in the charge of ferried inters', which moat diminish the sum oppKoable for divides& Your directors have the satisfaction of pointing out that to the present half-year the Within is scarcely of suftlelast importance to mention. The whole samen.t is only b,ilgl. 4s. 6d. • and of this 2,8781. 2s. 4d. WU satheriemf the repast mad.; the list December, 1867, for saw weeks et Defek-bme, and shops at Biabooegate station ; by that a Magitiemble yearly rental will be obtained. The whole es iddldoi , enehnive of that arum, is only 2,4381. 2a. 2d., and that for weds at • reemerative oltereater, and par liamentary expenses. More ere ecceddas when directors should not hesitate * meths ea WM= br asiftel, if for objects which with, el the aware of hail asst, and for the purposed orgies on a sew enderWhiar. The time has now arrived w we provides should be made for plant for tie Woodford sad line, and to meet the recsdreeesate el eadltitinel I now being worked by thie oceopeny. titmee di nes nod August, 1846, the gested pleat of the ceaspazgy ham be. used for this wows, and 1* 14 sites sienna greened have to be worked over for the Woodibed trate aloose t mesas ef a cosaakaabia al trains, in Wlsoloarok-.tress es soli esegatie, Wrlntional oarrieste will to required, and Ude swabs your directors Mrto order la the onereat ball-year, with you approve]. oreervai ions which apply In arrives apply also to boo motives, and It win esquire eat: angler to supply the wants for new lino to that negstat, the coat of which will be dad to the cepfeel aromat. These are all the addidoes dngier% Widate will kw the premed require to ire t er six more shoz a about ta be erected in host of wilkyteld a large per antes* an thesteeng cu t=. That will sot be the only advantage; Ist the dreads= will oreatly improve the en- Imam, new the eilledleas made by peaseagere, and reader the Arks we spy elbows Dovinaso.—The rises ads eaderiat i es regards Ms Latent Counties Campy for It io tt -year Is sa fol lows :—Chase receipts*** the 613,3661. We. lid.; arum, MOAK Is. N.--= 217,7276 10t U.; lees -lateral ca Muse mad low, 141,4171. 108.—belari mi ni101. _Os, ; to which aid ow ed envi over after Deetwarffividend, 7,2561. he Id.--asaktag 83,5661. 1.,. ; *Meet on account of deferred useat way amount, B,ooo6—leaving 75,566/. U. U. foe dividend ; and ma, Is the (winks of your ilf= charge has been brought against the renege wbloi properly belongs to it, they have asebred . I=l If. Ss. 9d. per rotor for the half-year at Si stock of the company, which is after the We a ISE V. 6d. per cesium for the year. The rum alsords to NAM Se 6d. • sad win leave a batistes to bear cried erne e OM. Os. 9d: to the somosedieg_half-pear. 1111 1. Pep. WAY.—OOIII66II/16 atlaathed has bow paid tta ..... thteetom doriug tho PSC kfilf=kliathe t way la • itati o Nst o has gee,d - 7cas at a cost al 52, thialf• 61104 of 2331. 12e per ay: a s Dr, thud to remits. They seta hi d rating Oat all the petard toliht . rerC iee hare sow heat re amed. • s) mart apared, which will more p ..e4o64 — sirift what has brad ila. Come:stow or DrlllatTeldi DMIT.-1111111111,411k0s with the essolaik z aw pored at verb the mead arida meek l far that dineters ried as Mitteaserg to pryer- P at= i ilebt. They have reeked &sow of 111,1651., and tem& to Act aseart have bar eztlagglied, sad ` Thep r ao Lnisrarob rech has %sea isseid heft three. eswilltlea d the ernapiry is swot that at prorat your directors lure so orrelea Ihr say llorre no. Is rasped of thin de& had whoa they Way resin ft, fte the per. lardrategides, they aspect to have so diloalty beteg le hem se laughs, say be tesolodier Ode porposs. Offlorturintor.-10. Owen semi demo Ms - meet tadthing whiseepthhihr that, although Own has beau a sari dhagawliee the there W bra ea 'gen -lis. pahrlima t o ceparess, awl that the risen arts* le ellsweellar flow at the posprlsters, se theorem* to Is pall hr dlvalead Is waft the rime se la tho earrospeadlag hall-yea of 1 r 3l/7. MANY 111144, MOW& the fy apanamema wa m0th. 4114111111/8 aretrik swam feature wars lerealiwib Waal M. deriseleit. ship awaideereeit fker . t. every ISMS ID «misraworpopiiiimis Ss and emilliisa ask , Ind Its &Wal freedom tea One dislslig oawirshisk here ei Wm (Stamped Id. Additional.) MIDLAND RdlLiffAL The fellewfog le from the report atlas board of &reran, to be Mid Irides the hell-reify weft , of pro pesters at Derby, as — Wednesday, the likb of delinst "ln reperdng the traffic of the peel Mat de s the boo ten have to rpm= their regret at Mwasniimmil lispneeir is the rural trade of the oountry, as intsrrapted the hitherto large progressive intros reed& of the company. The traffic of the railway lee beau swiestely Ward by the severe compeeldret arid ea WWI* UM 'load's and North Western Rellway Compaq awl the blowebeeter, elleffield, and Limeebamsat.ad Great Needier Railway Casperas, whisk hr bad tie Whet et &meter Nem of it altogether, end of greedy retiring the rams charged spore a hire portha el thy witastadar. Tear abla tor mated rib titer at terdghbortag compeass fa wideavestring to male pesos between the aimeending purse, and to procure a reread= of remunerative ears and fres; their Ara, bewerar, bre hitherto hem setroded with bat little sauces; for althea" scams edemas* has bra 'bribed, the rue and fares are mill tar hem beings regraserstre se they ought to be, regard being hal to the iaterests of Ire shareholder., as well as those of the palate. Compered, however with the oorrespondieg half-year o f 1867, th e t o t a l receipts from traffic show a smell increase, as under :—Thee le an Meru= in coaching of 12,7621. 10s. Id., and in =sr cradles of 2,2081.9 e. 9d. ; but on the othe r b e ad thare le a demises in miserele of 12.8221. 2s. 10d.. and is cattle a 8711. ILL ed., so that the n e t empo is,el ed., 6s. 66. The hears available for dirld is 17e. ~ el whir 8,7061. 16a. is bang* from swat of dm Fedor half-year. The lersetreessemmgedi tem deedwatices of the fallowieg divides& (line Laser Ilk) as the let day of September mete et 21 •=la. " LC " . .olidated Stock ; 11. b. IS. wpm rittr aw and Derby Moak if. Imerb Casailitleled Moog ; ape.** o.llleiliese Mersa Velley Meek ; 21. be. upon seek UHL Orstableted Yo-and perura-Ralf Cent. Preferential Meek ; 7i. b. epee seek lel. 18.. 4d. share, belVyserf or s drier& se ek per cent. ; 21. opts each 1001. sad Ritobin Prodinatial mock ; 2/. upon seek 1 peid as ear= of 61. shares ; le. 41d. upon each 61, Peeler:rem Shersiersed previous to the let January List, being half-yer ea EL, at per sent. per 11121211111, and a dividend at the amine rho upon such shares breed Mace that date from the periods of tie teem thereof, having a balance of 2,2001.9.. EL le be ferried to the wear of the current half-year. The working express bar been 421.2 a. 10d. per coot. es spinet 411. lee. 6d. per cent, during the correspeading Warr of 1962." BAST LANCL4BHIRE ALIZTVAT. The half-yearly general seetiag wax held at Bury yesterday. The report wee takes as read, and tented unanimottely. A resolution NM also adopted declaring a dividend of par cent. on the general share oapital, payable on the let of September. The meeting wee then made special, and a !isolation wee adopted similar to the one passed at the Leaceehire and Yorbshire meeting on the previous day, antherialnit hers iesess of new shares under the bill for waning Use Railway, for the purpose of paying off all or part of the moseys required in discharge of the liabilities of that com pany, sad for redeeming the °military preference 'took of the seam company. The resolution was coaled smanimonaly. GEELONG AND MELBOURNE RAILWAY. At an adjourned meeting of this company yester day, a lengthy &scorpion.glad In the passim of the follow ing • " That it appears by recent advice@ from the colony that the 11xecative Government of Victeda, refeateg to complete tie trawler of the undertakings@ aped bythe late minilary, and mewed by his Bsestiestay the Gtregrattr, aryl neglect to qrany definite alternative av tangs purchase, where sleste of discredit and depredation is mospoded over the undirtalting. That although the new of InGeest open the mortgage bonds and the facreastsg ember. reinneeta of the company have been coos cad by the de fault of the government, and compromise the Integrity and good faith of the colonial guarantee, the eurapsay had hem unable to obtain, in an interview with the Chief Semler, and Prime Minister of the colony, any details or saliefeetory solutine." "That under such circumstances it is incumbent upon the English proprietors to take prompt eneastues for the protec tion if their property, end far the viediestion of their jai claims, against the Victoria government, and that to this end a committee, consisting of the undermentioned gentlemen, vbs., Elohard Potter, Esq., Lord Alfred Smear Churchill, M.P., Mr. Alderman &buena, Willisn Bird, /Seq., Henry "'asthma, James Ram Rai., Scott Russell, Esq , Wand Rsadtram, Esq., Gawp &rims, R•q., John Jima Om* /mg., mod Gana liihnsalOsak Beg., be appoland, with power to add to their number. " Chat each committee be requested to co-operate with Kr. B. I. Cooks, the saassitsg agent resident le England, end te take say steps which may be requidte to sewn the dee performenos of obligations to this company undertaken by the government of Victoria." TAB P9674L BJIIVIOB WITil AU8714111.4. In recommendation of the adoption of the Panama route to Australia, and of the maintenance of • double line of postal service, the following memorial is in course of signature by parties connected with the 'eaten colonies of Australia: TO THE RIORT HON. SIR E. BULITER - LYTTOX, DART, ILE, SECRETARY OP STATE YOE THE COLONIES, ITC. The memorial of the undersigned baskets, twerchants, and others, inhabitants of, or otherwise interested in, the welters of the colonic* of New South Wales, Marron Bay, and New Zealand, fihaverh,-1. That year samserieliste be a wend great inconvenience, and in a s=eas . wthrtilmehip, les, is consequence of the sad Inernimillhe Width lave hitherto areatied the ad the tershas be tween Oda country and the Ansdamlien 2. That, even with the tommunicelita, the mails we tepidly in bade end 'isisyseterres, whilst an swath of Welk le spittle. op width demon• sinter the prodigal& math that math ,thlse tem • postal Write etatheeMd with regthwity nth dethatth & Thet the thweesieg weigh and thpletheeeth the Aw l:ration ecleahr, end the mid demispmenitththeirresompres, demand a more benumb South emmethicatien tintless hitherto beat esendsioni With this , eild purpose • deradglatly men th ere M esh that >k sash ndlemili 4. That whilst la dde mere to the whim of the, and meths tholes el the Aestrillth Veep, flwa= iN g way of Awes shade be sesithetnal. AW Warmth dr lie Riserway ci "P"l:4ll:"*.ada.t. demend ibe that ie irr . bigi .......•7 3. 13 . y . 'eyed sal tely by eithermens, an nth pie** el the whelp We OW Awe ediumU7 the gnat threntegs derived ham Wag made the point of first antral and of lam de *Mrs of the wile. 6. Thet the th eeMelaig ef the postal ionise vie glee to the wants of the anrtheas mid mthrea ethanies I web, that twice only la the time width It has bees in we have replies been received hole ~ tasy by TWAIN of pat: It I. ostherOvely of little use, le tire thsthet of Itiorsice-bay (attest antis te be sreeted fate a separate ethe i g hs • = e lk weal. mestee he meth yid Pewee& as era sr • 'Wiley Zealot& admit* Wang sloth the angenee: can derive but little advantage from the denim 6. That the feeling of the colonists of New Ilea Wales sad New Zealand has eimady been dearly isnlbeted, the govsenaessit• of both these allele having anmSdy vete& a Ism sum to cstalithh a wail service by the rants; the *mar 65,0001. • peer, the letter 16,10 N, Ms fifth New hee agate been theoggly ethessewl by the tegisiatereth New Booth Wales, Is appears in recent aocounts reesived beer that colony. 7. That whilst year immerialith team that the Bees mute ought to be eethtelritaer havhw the Ithidental tag. of beeping o Or intercearse between Arent& end the British &yr la the Zeal, the Panama ma pre isms mule ea importme Withal eilwthisthe. as opening the tielaLis so ". tie Idthh► coloshs la - North Aimr rlosthe west in is theta sad the only dierevered geld aside wathenertipmeit as well n with the Veiled Meth sad with the wrests of Beath America, between which red lb. Austratha Weeks commortial relations of great thesthp MM. • m i l . the lespartawee thee t h awr ip aste Iviethethaly =hawed by the ratt at mth ea r inikatka ldWrifa with Asir* between the Athlealbliteinthe imil :fregimed imolai tinny da r..Thet egramtherithillibilithth• thither of thennereled or polidnal ameeldtheeithemthilelathee ef a double lime of pedal servias te of Os higtgthimprtethe se a provide. eighth these atmthipielei Mlle* • single Ilse wifi always be there er hes Impend. And your Keine•leibis earseetly _hope that their y be taken fete tim thesegrabie coniderstion/t m y government LEIIIIIII 7011 BM, 17 Harry.—Howeeforwowi, beteme fee Sum anhei by UM& Patitat abbot by way el Woma. torw ea_ by, way at Southampton, may be ant as pen ar pos a arawas. at the option Otto moder. /be pealopot a halm alined to Or le.mil Soolbemptem : laX:rl sot 044 *mei oa, ead DM moteadlas I linel am., sad Ile ppleedlog 2 as., In ; sal so cm, le. fav ii 4 . l.7. ounce, of flamalew d wa she* Vtli : fa asautlag !at ea om, le ; above I on, err ma an , *ea, ta 4 y em, mid ato semodmi 1 as., 1 So.; I as., mg am ameetliaa 4 cs., Si. N.. above li IS, led sot oroadho li as . 3e. 64.; AM 11 ' 0&” sad m i e tl IL% Is. 9d. ; oboes j e ck mad sot o rea. Wlllesole SWIM, at on owns, and 3g. 11= ibut oveey oilibleaml ittartar a ea ossa.—ar oft it amp Podardir-Gairsl, ROWLAND Olt; 1111011* lierr-Giaini reiholia, 1210 Ureic Wet ET WOPEN C. NUNDBX AND NOBBIRY AT ACTON. A cruel murder has been perpetrated on the high way, dose oaths ontekirta of the wOwpalia, her miler en the Acton-rod, upon the person of . Edward John Gates, a header, residing for • member of yews M No. 12, Great James-meet, Limon-grove,• P . The first intimation of the oocurrence was made by t of the T division. It appear' that =an ten mina= ecdook of Monday night last ha wee_gotag his nal nightly ressis, when helms= AM= sad lienro•h_es* be met • maw named Hairy Georp, groom N Kr. Isurd, of Aston, who celled hit Mendiee to • mew be the road, apes/amity insensible or deed. The t pro awed to Se spot and thud the deemed in deemed et dues pram hem hway ; he was lyber en his beck ; his fele wen frightfally deigned end covered with blood. He wen Oinked. A quantity °naked was lying an the read beside kba. His clothes were . in a disordorma stale Masseu r the pallereermant, with theamisemes or George, the groom, got him noose the p ath , sad thee proceeded to the station at Acton t o glee Wormed= of the dis covery they bed made, when • fart war °Naked, and the body of the =fortunate wan was removed to the dead-house at Aoten. The superintendent of the T divisioe„ Wing opprieed of the otremostanon sent fee Mr. H. B. Lingham, a surgeon in the town ; upon whose snivel the body of the dammed was 'tripped, when it was diecoesred that a foul murder bad bees menglitted. The vest, shirt, and drawers, were wonted with blood, peossed tag from two stab wound. on the right Mk, elms to the Mere The moo vererlal wound was Misted by alarm puncture, from which quarts of blood hell Sowed. The other wound, more is front, below the, cheek me not of Mil vital importance, although that bled copiceify. Mr. Ifetg bathe the eurneon, having none= antherny fain FM: Wskley, the moos= made afros stories samisen= of hid entered Whoa he !bond that the stab fe the rfeht Ma he& entered the body needy seven inches, eampletaly perheadag. the bean. sod musing, as • matter of coarse, imtantansone dank. TM other wound, below the collar-bone, and of a. raiser liseeiplion, bad sot mewed say depth, and was fa no way coesootel with death. The features of the unfortunate deceased were frightfully mutilated, evidently by severe marady biows—todeed, to so great an extent that his eldest son could friaatify his At the Inquest, which was held yesterday afternoon, at 3 ceolook, at the King's Head Inn, Acton, before Mr. Wley, comer he West Middlesex, and • highly respect jury. the superiatiedent of the T division of polioe sold the utmost exertions had been used to bring to justios the perpetrates of the murder, hut up to the present time no ohm bed bees obtained to them. la answer to questions from the coroner Sergeant Man phll said that when the body of the deceased was removed to the Meek* his person was carefully marched, bat no watch, and only thme-halfpeece were found upon him. The deceased hid been for years well known in Acton, Ealing, sod the surrounding Merles. For some months past be had been engaged in eateries works at the premises of Mr. Reeves, horticultural florist, of Anton Bottom. He had • number of men under him at Mr. Reeves's. - .. On the opening of the inquest • number of the dosteasts relatives were in attendance. Several of the county rases trains and parochial authorities were present, and also a num ber of the gentry raiding in and about the village. Mr. Edward °atm the eldest NOR of dammed, said hie father left home at Paddington at 6 o'clock on Monday morn lag last la hie usual health. He (demand) was proceed* to Kr. Reeves's, at Arica Bottom. • In answer to from the COCOON and jury the witness sqld Ms lather had his watch and moms pounds fa mosey lien he left home. Be was of sober habits and C r y Ma Calmar mid there was no doubt that the deceased had come to his death by violence. He ehoeld adjourn the inquiry, and at the same time direct that every possible ease dos be aped by the polio. to discover any parsons who might to terpliceted to the matter. la maim to questions from the jury, Mr. Idagham, the napes said that the wound which bad prfreted the heart reit M have base dose by a sword-stick ; the wounds on the head and fins were the remelt of blows from • stick, or some other meteor. The nose was broken, end one of the eyes nearly destroyed. The kande of the doomed were An meek Wend, caused possibly by his resistance to the etre& made upon him. The sae at the deceased, who was deeply afflicted, said he was qqalbs sure his unfortunate father had been robbed and tttvoolesad. He might have had a large aunt about him, which if seen by had characters would cause the attack upon MM. The Omenr directed the police to be active in obtaining all the evidence they could before the next meeting, which was And for 6 o'clock next Tuesday, the 17th inst. The parochial anthoritlee have already offered 601. for the antalkalis of the tawniest or marderms. THE AMC IN lIIKIENNY. The Dublin Express has the annexed despatch, I dated Wednesday eight, from Kilkenny : " The excitement which nen here for the last two `pap., t ia coosequence of the riotona conduct of some has imbed to • great extent, owisg, no doubt, " prompt nen adopted for the remission of future eel. repo. Len night, at 12 o'clock, a awn train unwed here from Dahlia, bearing two troops of the 3rd Dragon, nadir the command of Colonel Use, and to-day a epeeist de- Went of fifty enablers, under the command of Mr. iluchmety, 8.1., from the depot in the Phoenix Park, slew , arrived. This force has been distributed in three quartos M the city where riotous manifestation, were mon stnegty apprehended, bat up to the present no occasion hen arisen , for their active interference. I understand that sca of karnmen forcibly cut down the crop of a o farms named Velem at Grange, about fax imam , from the city, to-day, and bested upon being paid. They . the. islartad their kinks of returning to-emerow for MmOf emeldng the ne e but it is sot likely that the o s at l iy col the proem's' Kr. Vallenee has obtained to sleep on his premises. This easing t a lime, l rle k. paloesed, with a party of the krd Deena, wen tits etwameal at Captain Sitwell. to iltroltheldi lice redden of Mr. Klein Bmithwia, J.P., kta member kr the only, end erne four men, who were folly indentliiid ' by ter, earalteme as having been of • party who hod : attacked them seikletke• their scythes on Monday eveMsg. It la aesendty beim Spec bare as an extraordinary them stenos that lihassp, a May of 20,000 inhabitants, costuming three beaks surd a barrack, with • lame More ait arms end sanitise, should bare been left, since the dis bandment of the Kilkenny Fusiliers a few days since, under the env of • bsnsck sergeant only." FORGED BANK OP ENGLAND NOTEEL—A IAtV number of ermine none, pencilling , to he teemed by the Beak al Barawl, have bees Vidal tie lam kw antis t *cubits& la the Wed of Reread. The city of Bath has bees ate of the places nodally ideated for their uttaranes, 4 asil the peace ter OM that peet have bees we the look-on 1 for she odendara, Two persona have jail been mantled hy . diellatlt masinstes, dm , sward remands, for attiring two forged 101. leak of lindead seam The primers am Bea jowls Lewin team' is tie aeishboarbood m Ben Lewis, the Amin:lies olwaspica, and hi. wife, Ano Lewis. They kept • pabllcmhowee cos the Lower Becongh- nib, Bath, called the Widledimea, sad the East sots wee meat for Asir by. tie knob primer by the head of a recrait emerald Meted at tie imam. The other sots, after award litellicatal sawsplee i tn e if to nine dui" was .:changed by • aareber at her f•ROSSI, Se tie .hay of *spirit men- , chant yriesers were commuted to the anew, aid bail retawl. Cerro= or ex ESCAPED Co/mgr.—TM we- •:: t viot Mown Fmk* the amok of wham kaltfy , . lemony* trom the Convict P.M. e at Ms fee ben nee eilteetall mat tim .."'n." emansfeT in4 setablisiawat. After: Illealleald WNW' • a the diresdes towards Dover, of polka mad sem& warden she TM% 4 Bititegtaliss. Ken he umeespil le kl■elele Eanliimillikal • ) an woos et t h e wo• lout. Bs den iit its .) woods agar Caatanary alters he ley the next sight, easeresi Prom hie kith:wren es 1 hear se a: taints( sessid, sal go teereta Boerne. Ben he was mesa by s look out far Mil wee hine . enied imid an indl- , * 7 wad, sli : Ito Chiba& Tin emerrinkeet: .1. ak erasur to th e e l e thee best ths)lcylelltea itstio‘m oaf bei , d sawed nick bon aad Mira Amnon awy 11 ha is a sellaeleiely tad , and . tarrnarty Waage& to • Pod et 7 ho rposL Two lbw ED.-011 Thunday teat two = h uwde sepbew, the eon of tomb et Tob el Os, LOWS, was oust at So 1 Loch Slider ; ( I t em xsopre . 34 biod, • if he die isimases years having es a eisditimat ibo aelan ie ll i t a7 y e r lisial hi es . Ilremaittl"lnfartak hely, enamel hiss to ran Into t rews lie ib MI SNOISSIBIS. IS dr serlionssat ide* • i h em show irrielies Win 108, 700 lad usinsasokithet .... t w: 2 E* sigl s te, .. 1 wate, "lbg rartmlWriall• 7oo Aws . b. lad ••t law psithed,-,-/r•aiow , . 1 • r eisatimedasdatasseow BA.o A siksiot oCi poß DlSS :imittwi ll abier... l. 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