The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

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Id Lori" I.O.; mrl MMidst Soft& Milord AIMS; am aim MAIM MOM Too Toolm D 3 l CI.—WATZLI VALLI azootoinr.h=:e No Pokes ara iiiir mow vr.74,26,1 e 4:" 0LD ........•itas 1044 :71 mad STON 141 Y r .44 6 C. 4 earbr i g ' ...ji . .. 41•16= 1" 1441tills N or 4 6Y Imo Or phi it 111 messo An J o e 1 arale.... I ; ll 50a15....1 110 1 or ya oraiiii 1•a55.....: • IL I INIM ... I 111 sois.... 4I I IS 0111 ft.... 4 4r444.... I II OW MTl aze 11 cilia.— 411 anus. :: Pram. ::: 414 V ... .____,.. 7.4 i:C . ' War 6014 seselig. so ......ma. if. ••4140. 1"1" Wllli pp CHARGE MADE kr STAMPLYG PAPER De st o lurstro . rts i ztl i arr ai o ITILlaz awra-101 rist.Z . Ot r e, toirsaTi; IS AL an= ki la ifinp CIILIMOST Wit:SIM era Kati. rIIIIITIID ° eel FterPetWittiteMVlTS l llrani eat .74'2.1=`.tir-atrea.M"..-lA`ra...ntsra p:aNDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.waves polls mug is et ulnae OASIPSTIS4I,Oe Sslns ist selt t•Osios so Ism; SilDersbkikewaiihm Ss* Is. ofSse• Sole glosses.—a arl I/6 OIMOD• j & i IiZIPS PATENT PORTMANTEAUS AND suamor I .4.4. lEireasse Vial e M.=annnw Game Ilmort Pm*. Ow sad Maim Ovalsre ro• = r m. meskeso. Win CHAIM COUCHES. mil Juan,— AZ 11110W1 1110/111g1M low mei gt mpg= 5e=4 . 42.=;.721.Z1L "' oakum tem %. : 11LOW1 SZLIP-AC a T ra ING 11171101 f TAP. si n h il ip tiit m . •i i i . =a t lii•sivirom•yob' Cll/ a • 1 7•TaVIEtruggielrileaszi. muisig•••• "itrat? • ' et; Virs." ?him''' . s• 2l 4 kw thi• ••• weal rift ei. li ra= . li= maresbium, TEt Illikowssoll lialstillnisd PM =op NMI& gREST sal CHEAPEST TEAS sad a l gialrarto wis ow: I. Arrow tAi riraur ems anito me se sat mime melee or rata hp.• la • onus soma tra. Ikon as mediagelm TVIMEWS CANDLES, I ,Lesil 7L pat IL ~ .1./ les MOS los or WM. IL : 11 1 1411 1 18 t a ... W me** &a/. Sr M. : SW *sm. 14 ; 454. am. m .41. • 441414 vow. .. mi. ia. airs. : smisabe. Ilk. Al. 1144.. 444 LK : sow la p bop. Vorms,4 aps. i mordes. lod. ; swilds. !Kg L. 4 elk V. pro ; Plerli. 44! W.: Si Ire.4 .l llllrumer, I. M. par pulse Pr Immi M.. silo WINIKe. 14, 4d. :1k44/ .. 1::: : 411/44 . psool. $4. al& 14 It P. DATIL.* as 4 SS aro 4 44 ,...a, m N00mm.... amm....... . CTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, Om ova mimeo mi .wit ever aro to mei, moi wow.. P. I . aft . "am. Y. Sa. WY olowielm se I 111...threm Is cm& Ml* at Mar km eMemos Prows& aloe, r aft 6 , 1,...1404. Utast' tmideastotu Reel flow. •1.9. 4 6•5 b. linda Maws lowka. IstAdied OW. 0 all n.—Ne irsvo4l.lo orsolsra. lq 01 ICE to INVENTOIIB,-01TICE hr ge; "ri trilt OV AIit T arriatt=iitisle ar %lON ..4 .amor la seen Yr Aserisi. Ikelab le owe rsia lereere=ie le arablike_lll.o9 a bassi. birlerl. As*, mereerees or be le Seem num= 'slab. prereebeiee. 4. Tereareareeeere, le.ft THE RACKS sad FEM.—Ladies will dad the ap“..eisa of 119,44/11D11 CALM/Amato* renalas L POINum At Ur JACOIYI sad bra* of Liko coma* too *dale bon Ma*, . AGM. a Me 6. oad CIA .Itooallas tie Woad of ar I rolassal.p.. &lope: ail Indeed* sad a..4 arl Imes. ga .- , bal Os pl warCes mardiet as railorall dr** Isi '4 sis 6. et eta tred‘as. Up. _Ws* Plollio. sol 416 . imbaillain an etiiimiar rallialal if ilii MOO,. mil iro iko• is et...llmiely dor Gar tar aimpleilaa la autees anisra at alio et Inane- bar. Ara bar salute= 4, Pilia la IIL sod la id. pe=sella lasm. —na merle " we as Ow c=-114.1 * A. ILOWLAYD oat 110111. Ka riali*Pall. owl bo LIK/A1416 sad MINN& NEW DISCOVERY in MEDICAL SCIENCE. Illen.••.• mod W • oral mei imail +WNW .b.g. of Temumgo. dormens4 amas. Tie MS el d irf i l agm aim, el Or edertel wordy. WI" 011.• r. ent la ow olaren AO MOP* of doroosamik-440mi. . isslimed mine& T. AlinAidra. awileimesue Lftra. W RUGS. FLEAS, sad LICE, is dr is" 411111711ATID ANA tgArtalt si gl a i lik W+*an wrimi isawto. I. parl•ctly lamnilm solsolo Inemegbdae. 2 10 122 • 2 2gmenilsre.212. WOE 1441642. at M.. 21. molar 2/. at pot troter 1 140, the sh.torcv. 111120MOR a/41121UL 12. Onee. La*" 11:1212 way ire applliader M OM was is useds6 INDIA OFFICE, August k 11:150.—The ilicse k. marimimmarr.Tagn WiEl ~..s o Is dr Iwo k bark driai_drimporkk "*"... "1ii..,. it F. . *aga lranallialel Ili efts; urn= Aro 41 r iis GOMM POMO esdkr. ir kr• sedlorris r u. sadrllerms Derrumisif Ws mak diner J. oosatrafia". LNDIA OFFICE, Await 12, 1869. The StORITA IT d IffAri - MIL le COUNCIL . NOTIOZ. lir be mil be torero ea TUNIZOAT re Sr el or No re 113 DWI let a LOAN al Ltertleoitorr of IWO le retell err re rearm of no /et 4 the err/ Orr d te lir rierri the fro of I re am. pee per at re Sat of tra So Ir le eater ailt los le be ma Ss of Isak boa So be Vgat or as or OM dlfs ger sso sake ie s rum ft re Beds of the . 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Maat t s . al slut rill is emaled let tho Oa Swell I'S mead ea am am ili llso pi A l" A s %l . Oar al S 011 SS So loader TS be noised oa Semi. Mt Ileo of • A =. 4.o l=rearif 4 .1.0. 11pa 5 ' ra:eih r bliM et re li Itioreerwernot. ea r ammo Ark BANK d DIPOBIT. ININNY'S P•OlmillkoZ boolla Voribl w A4 l6o " eln= rIMM to.ssi"twit: d=bollb ample meorily. mob by wag arum. mor be .ttbdremb slam TM Mona le pot* Jon= 1t . .. MO 11, pars. lanky emir row& mos Om ea soglaigto. GIUMNWICH.—For BALE. n alress-roamed BOUM with eathelidloo mod whim /IS huh hwihmai r t= i th aeustiow„ amt. oistsali t eadesahni Mow 4= l : ri=h a tet s. lvi= or% l a r Mr= irlY►N.n. Moe UK, MOM le as womb. ht 12011 LAST NIGITTS SAWYER --.- SASILZOITL Viverrr Alacfruses. Ooliesbra . mats* SI Awsswass /wpm D o /11, wad Siwa II tot I. st Dila. la k . ban nod Maimed{ Wolin*; oil& Om" Raifathall amt. Jowl lamb As. Dhatillseet NM iapatf/atiMils W 11. sod Napa SI et O. AS 0dat...5.1. Wanda* ; eIL lissas BAIMIIIII. ItrObiaa ami talt, sal JIM= WINO Natltaltdaba, dried amp As r a =4 00. I at au llNOOWlawe== ANA nom ellw ;el ads. Olowts. W i rt SlA. o... ltorsiM i. z =g a tlag a l 0 1 14 . 41 . 5 ammo WWI: WON" Ibutatlia 1 ammo limas. balitz laoisbite. Wks. August 24 sad Ono. Saw IS. s• LAWN DWI at lllmplaraperaull. Sob.. ism 1•11 dr, ; sols.. Oitidds. WWI Jaws Roust , WM& usialic allafd 11l W Sopa 11. la 11. at kkamberer Coma Oula Oatissool Lostko, Um. Odom col. andA u LEAD. .1,.. a Join w OVIDIND. JOB 1111a1111 41Wilsol el T.. Id. de Am mob oar . = of h. Odwaia of Istaala7 alto WO a AI 111 D. Aso* IL J. L Iftwkw. Anbllosidablows. lossaaka. *Aka MI I 'iIICATIO la Imo 00111.solosama le thaws as lie fairs ze d... Olt. It t . C. T. Ono li. Omar% ist. aDor—Dsis L A. Mb . toidsw—O.A. L J. Ossimil, Di. mat . Isists44haer b addlasa. 111111111121 DOIOOLVID. ?• .P .lll.4. ll4sasSa l" . e• "" Atabb-1. WOO arlf & iirii.. 0. • tgoda4Mite dher wboam—r. ila lowa sad I. J. Ibeltb. TatawbO, orwilesim—lL liststo awl O. Mars. a M il rw a W. I.lst awl W. li. ILOS. Lai. diob ttb—J. Dour W. Ilsosim:r .- 1121zamma Warn sol Ma? II 14. Itambsa obi . L.:.. emalle s =on—W. M. Mow seg i ta i l i. lor monk Dis/Beadi. UMW% male .Iwiwt—S. Ards. T. T. IL Dna. OssalAlD, Oise. tot at saw* T. 1416•14¢ T. L. *MON aid O. MOO% bast sebsw-41. a. lima O. C. Om= sad I. 11. Iliony. tat lea saltob-11. 0.41 bi 14 /o= l" rat 061•111•11/. Si r Ir b r i tseram.ll4=l..reizr a. r. Vica- 14 4 . 1ab1t =in WI II A. = 4 llosnlag IL mad 41. 44lm. A. IbrarrL twobuouk aw asont a irrub Irak% row.. ▪ isr r g.V . t adim inain mei u. litafjS. log T. 1.. /bAdidt. -.lfsft rad J. Denituk . drub sol bsm ar - oasrabstaw•-11. Drama . El i r a irk=„ll. 4 DEA, dims ael O. Q. reirs "l' Zia mum IL O. DeldepOodat.V m— , _lmesisli Owilsa ant It:TIM S. Dollar aelloes4S—T. sat ILFmterib. Dakter/Uw. iumum—JasO Ist. ma Owls Waldo. Idisiaboa. MOM. OINIVIIIITILATIONL Tetuan Acores, W Ns.. are it 4tos mawerksser. Augml 11. as Mi. rag W 2 ammo. *as at Se itadisaa. eirem juin *Ws. ainsr. Await Ka Sow `~uus tat &Ms Immo. MO wan. sad MA wig lam. masa, Mine B. as arty Hod. Thi DWICIT or RlPOkriVir ere enabled to Mak that Lad Palsougga Mg enamel the Deanery of Mips. eimikeed guest by ihe do& el dr Hoe. and 1t.,. Dr. Braise, epee the Am Thum Ogee* 8.C.L., Ranter el Trilby Chard, Berylgbego. no sew ages, who is ors etas Very Rev. LW. Gornise, Digs el Whybreser, was eiscesol et Worcester College, Ozilud, whore hs gredosted Is 1830; bat it dor not &rpm glom the Unkremity Weeder Mat he feigned ay dietiaolle% hie name not appeartag the "beery lieu of the per. le 1830, however, he became a slow of All Soak, sod In WM be was merited to Lady Ossollos Oseghter of the fourth Berl of Alb.- meek. Hawks Wed ems mime knees in the church, he wee yesessted ue g ai ths Beef et lotereter, in 1840, to the reetery of sem Aghbeerve, Dorbysitire, and this Whig be hold moll 880, is widoh year he wee permuted by Lied Joba Musa, she was then Prime Minister, so the reekwy of the dictrtot perish of Trtsky, Bt. Muyiebons. He as fee many years thighs Se the Hoses of Common., and wend to hots that whom Kr. Mier Laken, the rh(mow Timms% Zwersisy), wee elevated tothe peerage. i: r the author of " Pieta }Ceramic. as the Poor Law," min% 'kludges, sod ocresioaal munoss, mid Is an ardent upper of the ovesgeheal meson of the church. The skof Trinity. whack basemen recent by Mr. Gamier's its, is worth 1,011111. s yaw, and Ism the gift of the mem MIMING FOITNTAINI AT KENSINGTON.— At the marry ass tithe Yawbiles vestry, held on Wriest. day evstiag,Dr. Trams is the oholr, the awileet of free drisk. Mg hisstemster the perish wee osesidered. Is eppeamd that, at a brow weft. the Bari of Barrington had offered to meet • bee driskleg fountain in the portal .t Me own ex mil it wee agreed to forward him • number of dim for The weepy bed also revolved tome& six fountains I go at the of the pert& ; two to seek of the wards of Net Isiesktgless, end Bromptce. The titre bare bum sod thsessiliter reamed to the paving committee to be sal. As the last meeting, on Wedswtay, the booed resolved they obseid ail be moral to:Males, inlaid with ritrpesttikelmiler tithe can placed at Kataimitos-rore. e !Ise elated Wt the Grand Junction Water Works Coespemy bed sing to gh. a gratuitous supply of water to &WAN, fotantailms in the with within thatr Markt, 'shyest to rap white they had found it neoceeary to make is other places. The other two companies —the West Middle sex mad the Choirs Wert—made a charts for thy ATM, of water; but Mr. Orme, tie clerk, was remsmted to wait upon these two compithier, and inform them of the liberality of the Grand Jeactioe, and ark them Mro to eve • gratuitous mayfly. • letter was read from one of the curates, stating that hibe Brans„ of Hewing ton, had offered to erect • free fountain at her owe expense, provided a site could jit i = This .111 wake the number of fountains to be evened In the parish lilac._ DliTfiliSA.—Wo find another remedy against Ids amodfal disorder nrcommeuded is the Uoioo Miskeale by Dr. ..he. It oceseists of Irrigations of tht throat with salt water, cantraed domes without intermission; the patient Wag oft his aid% with • basin Dude his mouth to native the Mgr& mars eat, white a thin Jet of salt water is directs/ spots the barb sad same swollen parts with es trigator. Is one of the sear liescribed by Dr. Rocha, he previously cauterised the parr with rick credo ; but is another our, Which was that of a child *boat eve years of age, he war suable to Introduce It, and was obliged to have Montle to brigades Jose, with which ha obtained • perfect cars. The east of the salt water is so with., the adratitior are ram by degror, and to radar the sirsillne. TM were vs ay be either Impregnated with common salt, or with slam, rioter of pours, iodide of potassium, or chloride of limo; is all awea se to nadir the taste sapportsble. LlVlRPOOLow.entsitgriON Or THE Plasm Trirosise.—The bilowing notice hat bra farad by the Pa w& Omer at X. Jades rear, : Cosearts of Ifwarb.l.l art, Avast Id, • il i z e hl o t is WO hello national Iles , therowill be a tit Mai& Cathedral of St. Me..t.. et II der* • , pod meek Mord by • T. Dwarf thsakraidag, on rep den of dm NM of hle Margit the imams Napalms M. Thu O. of Promos has to. rem Is farm his eonorry mon veriama, or parrs through Ode town, to jobs k this sr of netball orstitude." The cathedral will be decorated far the mamba. LONDON, SATURDAY ''' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-.-FIIDAY, AUGUST 12. Lord itzvesnALt, u tkeeker, took Ids reit on the wad es* et 4 o'clock. The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act Antenthust Bill ti ruin • mann um.. _ _ T Appro pnida a Bill, the Indian L3llll BBL the Re serve Volunteer Forte of Beaman Bill, and other last msa• saras of the session were reed a third time and pawed. __PARI4ABLENTARY REFORM. - ------... Lotd DENMAN pave notion that, In the event of any ftuthse delay on the part of the governmeat in brispine lot mead a reform bill, he @Wad seat seseion move in that home the bill so peteatarnly pat as end to in the othor have. POOR LAW UNIoNB (PAYMENT OF DEBTS) BILL. . . Lerd WODENOIIBII sia;vedthat the house should not insist ea Sheer rasudnests in this WU, to which the COM. orlsui had dryad._ _ . . Lod REDESDALS said the dune rejected by the Cote- Male ha bra introduced by hint, and he regrand it had net bow oloptel. rig arida' me then spied to. CORRUPT PAACTICES AT GLOUCESTER. _ I;a7ititieWraied; eTiof7remioein sub- Jed el ea anthem to the mews foe a oonneloden to Inquire into swept premioss at the lam election foe Olonseeter, several setae buds were deputed to the dingemmee on behalf of the house; aid they to the Pastel Chamber, where theesehresee leas hold : Ostheirretme, The Dube of 8011281122 'moved that their bedsides team la alp slims ohkh had boa agreed $ by the Ceet awes, Dail die notion passed. (thi Their hordeldpe edjoused at 7 o'clock tottil 2 tazionvw s day). HOUSE OF 0011110N&—FaIDAT, Auoun 12. TIN Emma* seek the risk St 4 clank KINGBTON-U PON-BULL ELECTION. Yr. PULLER brought up the report of the Hfugston m-Hull liked= Cotoodoes, to the effect that Joseph Hoar*, Big., wee 1104 duly eleolad„ sad stated that the ooze. rattan had also agreed to • umber of resolutions, whkh lave already beau published. The bon. member moved that dr report Gad masa be pdated, 'Wok wee semi to. NOTICES OF MOTION Mr. Z. JAMEA, early ,It swim te more that *n mem where • mat has been declared recant for brfkory, the minute' of the evidence taken by the aloot ememolttoe be laid before the Attorney-General, and the* he be directed toovereats all pinto declared guilty of orOrton bri& 711./. OCCLLY. early nes t 1111111d012 to more for a select emantless to Mooing stiottior any clam of her Majesty's sub isms are excluded from any office of trust or emolument. Mr. ALCOCI, early nest session to move a resolution that It is mpalient landed property should be subjected to the same amount of probate duty as personal property. Caplets L. VSMIION early next samba to bring In • bill to _provide far the eapandltera of the county rate Mr. V. Ilcum.r, nest esealon to bring in a bill to Moor rests the bare of Enema end Ireland. Mr. MALINN. on the pert at Str P. KELLY, arse session, Is more for leave to bring in a bill to omisoltdate the law m isting to debtor and creditor. MASTERS IN THE NAVY. Mr. SCHOLEFIBLD asked the Secretary to the Add malty whether any intention existed to issue say new warrant afirming the position of masters in the navy P Lwd C. PAOBT mid that the position of the master. in the navy was under the consideration of the Board of Ad miralty, but the question was ove of c emiderabla difficulty, Involving the corresponding question of other officers In the service. The lam board heal improved the position of the sur geon., and it was smelly to be regretted that they had not at toe same time dealt with the cue of the =stars and pry =eta's. SUNDAY BANDS IN THE PARKS. Mr. E. JAMES asked the Fast Coentaissiair7rof Winks wh►t reply. dozy, he gave to adspulatlon tithe Lines Day Society, which attended him upon the *abject of pravesting the performance of binds in the parka as Sunday. Mr. F2TZROY could only answer to the best of his re collecting, as be had no "rime document to refresh his 'smeary. Thedepostios waited on him in the belief that some saw application had bras made, or woe about to be made to In ref:room to the beads, and went at length into the whole question of a day of emt. He stated to them he fully speed with them as to this right of every man to enjoy the day of but reminded those that the players in those hands were fres agents and veleatery pmfassams. Hs also mudded them that tbuilm bolds bad now bees in the habit of playing fee ones yews, that great numbees enjoyed the pleseure of listaslag to them, that no complaint of any dia. orderly conduce bed ever hest made—(haer, hear)—and said that he did not heel justified in (Mortaring with a emu= which had en keg pevailed and had been so extensively en joyed. (Hear, base.) /JOICIIR DP CHILDREN IN MINES. Mr. AYRTON asked the fisoretary of State for the Home Department miners/ it wee the intention of the government to IMMO $ 01111111114011 to inquire into the effect of prolonged labour el dtlie• fe mints of coal and ironstone, ea the sot for luspeolles el mines entree next year. CLIVR said a deputation bad walled on the Home Bsantary ea the enNect, and be felt that the matter wee ova which required inquiry ; but be had not ea yet made up his mind as to toe beet mode of raaltiog it. DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA TO THE ARMY. Colored DUNNE begged to all the attention of the house be the practice of orders being sent from the War Depart great to Akers commanding militia regiments to name de ems* from thetr corps who have sulletsd lab the Line • and to ask the Secirstary of SUM for War if snob a proteins is not am mary to the Articles of War P Mr. ft HERBERT said that, whether the proceeding was pslttio or impeding ft we. strictly legal, MI It err provided by the 67th clew of the Mutiny Act ; he admitted that linos the iodide bad been embodie d, a good deal of diMoulty bad seism as to the relation of the two forme. CATHOLIC SAILORS IN THE NAVY. _ Mr. HBNNESSY Lirirreiire;rirt;rtJiiierirairsky whether the government ass prepared to carry into effect the rermouresdanons of the late Furst L'ird of the Admiralty, azzeoilkally set forth in Sir John Pskiagtose• letter to Der, dated April Iwo, reepecting the treatment of ,etbs& sailors in the Royal Nate Lord C. PAGET had already told the los. gentlemaa that be wee unbeatea in anpposing there had been as specific remmuntesdatios ea the subitct by the lets met. He W merely gives his *aka os the points refined le Mtn. TM him. =abet had better ast the late First Lord she ' thee be had say *esti= to having the letter produced. Mr. P. O'BRIEN inked If the }Wm referred to the ores et des Aiss, at Eisptown Lord C. PAGET—No; to the prenatal gssetion. _ --- ___ - T H E BALLOT. Kr. H. BE RE ELlitigaresToio; that early mat mates ha would brtog forward the n►jnt of the ballot. (Haar, boor.) POOR LAW MEDICAL RELIEF. Mr. ri6oii.l.7lib;i;;;FiZoitin --- Fo;i4s. Board if hie attimtlon had bees called to the present unctiskotery germ of poor , law medics' rand. Mr. GILPIN said the waken had occupied the &Mastics of the Preal tent of t►e Poor•lsw Board, but he could not she say aroaranosaa to Ms intention to introduce a bill. LAW ASCERTAINMENT FACILITIES BILL. _ The Lord.' amendments to this hill I.i* milder* sad speed to. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL. Th. Loii.:;;;;ei;«,Z. V.infaiariiirT;;o•l4sted moo ware agreed to and others negatived. ELECTION WRITS. 11,. MALINB reoved — loi Tt - lee4r rrr - ii - Or Nall in the roe of if;. tiadbeTsdecTlarTd void, asaluses that, es the Awake teeemittee had not re ported that !skid not bees guilty of bribery by himself or his spats, the aseekesl order, requiring two days notice of sash a voodoo Is dl . where a seat had ben declared eldd as the ground of bribery, was no °beech, to the Was el the .Tit: Mr. PULLER, of the election unamittee, mid be bed no Naiad tbe committee to expect easy amides on t r babel( whether the writ shaeM or shoats sot lime. For himself, be did mot whit to lampoon may °Week to the imam d the writ. Mr G. GREY thought the osty inference that could be drawn from the report wee that Mr. Rum wen unmated is the ground of bribery. After farther dismeselon . td. mottos, mad gave notice tbit M wield no= this day lot the supprosioa of tie eeeete•el oder sod Ilasinete of tee Flit. . Mr. E. JAMES moved es addrem to her Majesty to 0113110 inquiry to be made by the appointment of a 0C101194. aloe, into the existence of corrupt practices in the city of Olouesiter... _ . I. tin discussion wbioti amend, it won objected that maim. commissions, whirl had bast wry =pops , ve, had produced so remit but bleekeelm, Willa nobody road. sir G. GREY observed Reg Me was Oto were rxpramily by pediment, rid the boa" baster commented to L o fees tt el comadeden lie Grew Wakefield, would be wins fuoinlotautly Eft Mental bfe noels. Rpm a brisket the 'motion wee amid by le Mt 11. CASE OF YATES AND LAODIN. Yr. MILLAR mewed for as aims far ',the 001 M Attica ',Totem and Leedom at Global wlleNekiw Preto bold on the Mb of Jim feat ; eel el the sninsee pened epee Gam rompteevely. Them mat bed be eald, boom o w M el Mt Imewsz_of ell Woo, mailed boo. twaheod, Leiden them, soil Teem to to yore, penal servitede, raw* is the twines) , of on MONVIIIII. Rie Mild wee that Was am led beet brief for ass awn mit for mamber; sad 'kW* it Witt be wy doetogrtht d e to get nil o f lowliebed glee lie es s bregelw wa lrb oi . CLltlitaid th that at lbws could be no °Monica to groat. big the them. The we we belong the Rome hummer), 'WINING, AUGUST . 13..1869. who Ire Taaidag every *airy. Aa the Aims steed the sealmoe animated to as enormity, bat Urn eat& M seams additional kete which would modify its ebsinistsr. PONTEFRACT ELECTION. Mr. WALPOLE brossalt op tin report d tba OppOintild to imaire Into 08,112/11 ttearalftr isonaseaed with the ista elailloa for Pontefract. _ la aarmar ft a porr — a — C - py " Road, rad." Mr. WALPOLZ aimed ht Yr asp* was. eareadlaily long. sad M rroaldirafor hak /Maim' sail drunkard smospr kra. umbra to-day. Oedema t• plarod. MANZ TRAWL - - - /dr. c•mrasu,.oZt tatliii7 bow took boned, beton, the smith deems, to ogres the deep respect it eater- Woe be the Ins sod beesseble sesser la which the p sourest of . lirtetellies sated on its triodes with Great Muth, as negro expossise fres the ONWSTU west el AM - 7e, ii 67 sad : tbst this hones fully rit cognise the teal with which the Rapers of the French hen resolved Is check the sieve trade is ell be theme through hle danbilons. Mr. 0. BUXTON semsded the moths. r. ld i t ir llVE objected to that portion of the motion which the Ella of the Emperor of the French for the gu of the slave trade. Frost letter. which he had received om Martinique he was led to believe that the im ported,* of slaves ism that island and Guadeloupe was gong on ea briskly se ever seder the debates sloth of free labour immigration. Sir a. GREY togrelted that gal nodes mold have bun brought forwud eo lets in tie @mks, and In so Yd a lows and apeeloily in tho etwener of hi. noble hived et the lead date - gorreraware.. Thine waa no doubt that eh Xfog of Peresor had ezitibilsi great riot in the d tie sky, ire* end that the Imporor of the 1 7 nnu n l i t i tielse expreaud a gnu dente lo fender that ob ject. Negotiation@ were now in proper !mimeo bee kajeety's toloistaa and both governments, sad ander all the corearostancee ha trusted tho bun. member wield eonaent to withdraw tbs motion. Mr. CAIIPBILL. unwanted, and t h e motion was with drawn. OLOUCESTER ELECTION. A socrtnittr w nagnitad to mate; liith the Lords opoa the subject of a* 'dame to he=tud to her Ka. jemy " relative to the late Oleameter Oa the retort. of the oaromittee boa etaketaoa, Ms. B. JAMBS stated that the a:abeam bad bees ata. as the part of the Leeds Ity the Duke oot, sad mead that the addreas had beta WI with thole lordsh of ips floator . CASE OF NIL. PULLIN. _ Mr. BRADY begged to all the ettearion of the howe to the circumstances nods, which Mr. 8, N. 8. Pollee, medical °Mow of the third district, Ottortoa sod Betas, of fit. Thomas Union, Baster, was dismissed by Me board of gnardisos of said district. GLOUCESTER ELECTION. A rosesenger from the House of Lorne teought ups report 'eating that their lordahlpe agreed with the Commons in their addrees to the crown, praying for the appointment of a commiseks to inquire into the corrupt puttees reported by the election committee to have taken place at the late election for the otty of Gloucester. Mr. BRADY was promeding to adders' the home in support of hie motion. 'having been interrupted by the read ing of Mut above report, when An Fiore. M z moved that the house be counted. Two previous motionet7tEereame efect hall;;;ltmatia, but were unnoticed by the Speaker ; and it being proved that only 29 members • ,ere preemie, The house adjotuned at a quarter to 7 o'clock. It la underetood that the house will meet to-morrow at half-pelt twelve o'clock, but no hour of meeting was en sconced. MATROPOLITA7 BOARD 01 WORMY. The meal weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Werke wee held yesterday le the CortacilCmtter, Guild hall; lb. J. Tawatrza la the chair. ied, gave • total balance of 371,4731. Be. sd. The based prooreded to open tenders sent in for the con struction of the Victoria Park approach bridge. which were as follows • —Hooketon. 4,8431. ; Mordish, 6,1881 ; 6,8004 ; Dellsick, 6,9601. • and Peto and Betts 8,4361. It was resolved to accept ker. liockaton's tender, subject to the usual inquiries. A report was received from the engineer, submitting for approval pleas and vacillations of the metthent outfall sewer, from Deptford Creek to Creamer Point, sad recommending that advertisements! be lamed for imam for the caseation of the works. tZpvittn7 H sgott rid be had seam doubler to whether they ought to Issue adrertileteeet• for these tenders in the present mate of the budding trade, mad he should like to be informed by the engineer whether he bed made my ar rangement under the existing circumstances. He also wanted to know something ab.ut the mole drailege works for the northern high levst sewer, contracted for by Mr. Moms. Mr. BA Z ALO Err It, the engineer, said there WM. I.= 11111111. beret works wire% must soon be brought forward, it was desirable that the contrasts for this sewer should be mitered into, but he bad propoerd that a risme should be inserted in the contracts to give power to the engineer to stake an allow ance of time for the completion of the contrame in cases of strike. With respect to the high level sewer, Ike woeke were almost at a stand. Therewees a few navvies at work, but no brickierou. Kr. Denman mewed ea en amendment that the conside ration of these Wisdom be pamponed. Yr. Tire, M.P., also took this view of the manor. Mr. CAN.TXAEL mesa opinion that in hag tbe ad vertisements far time tenders they t to express that Uey did so to conergusuce of the strike. Mr. FILIITX•X potstd spine the board becoming par tisans on this sabjeat The 'object was eventually postponed, sad the board ad loomed. KIOANOIRB, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO TIONS IN TEE OIYIL SERVICE. FaroeDeparbasat : Mr. &dray Looock hem emunleatioa as paid strati at Coartantinopla ; r e ldrrard Henry Charles Herbert has pared his exami nation as attach{ at Virus. Home Department: Mr. Fredrick Milleties pared his esandarion, sad received the Civil Barrios Corosamers' certlfloate forma extra clerkship at the Heroe-office. War-ofilos : Mr. Daniel 13 mart has pared hie examination for a clerkship in Pall-mall; Mr. George Benjamin Green her pored his examination toe a clerkship in the Royal Rnginesee department. Payosaster- Geoeral'iroMoe Mr. Ernest Alter Holley,. the Assistist Paymester•General, has retired free the armee on • super sanitation allowance of 9801. per annum. Hocleriastical COSP. 11119•1011.0fIke ! There will shortly be reeners in this offer for junior darks. Commencing salary, 901. per annum • Mr. Richard Buckley Litohdeld has pried his examinatiri for a temporary clerkship. Convict Department: Mr. William Mellor has passed hie exenduation for a junior clerkship HI the movie* service. General Post-offlce : Mr. John Arthur Gibbous hampered his examination for a provlselal clerk ship at Iron& ; Mr. Jame Henry Plumb has paned for a proviscial clerkship at Peterborough. Beak of Ragland : A vacancy ham occurred in the Accountant's Department by the death of Mr. A. K. Heath. clerk in the Accountant's Bank Notireilke. Greenwich Hospital Yr. William H. F. Peapiry has term appointed third class dark in Green sick liespitaL vise Wright. Correa : Mr. F. °authors hem bra appointed Deputy-chairman of the Board of Ctia rm., vice the Hoe. Mr. Spring Rios, retired; Mr. Ralph WMim Grey, M.P. for Liakeard, Cornwall, has been er pointed a Callll,lllllllooll el Commie ; Mr. Josh F. Bare, a chief dark, but bass promoted to be Loudon Petition Cleft Mr. Hoary J . lideekaa , first-dam clerk, ha. been promote d to be a obier clerk in London ; Mr. Junes 8. Renwick has bra promoted trots second to first clam clerk in Londos. Island Ransom Dapartnient—flterops and Taxes Breach : Mr. George Thomas Clayton hes rend hie examination for a SIVIIML13111,•17 Surveyorship of Taxes in Ragland ; Mr. Pierce Arnold has poser for • dopentuaterery Surveyorship of Tuxes in England ; Mr. William Male has pared for a Bur -7 Sorveyorship of Taxes in Ragland. Hat 1n : Mr. .D. Birch, AocountsavOrmerr of Reship Preaidestey, hag been appoisted President of the Mint Com mittee and Ciovernmant Dinette of the Bank of Bombay ; Mr. ft. 9. Hod 'Nihau armload eolleotor of lleagleyr, Bengal Anna Eh:WU. Trut BALLOT BOCTITT.—The weekly meetiog of the exoentlee owastittee wee held at the caw is Guildhall chambers es Tuesday last, Mr. Peeresore Edwards in the cher. Mr. Whitehent, Mr. Bit, Mr. Earrisoe. Mr. Lellleitre, and Mr. Mee wen pert. Repute were retelved Teletiveto the elections In pewees sad at band, sad also es to the Isle elections under the beill4 le the cateetes of New South Wale. and South Australia. The *Dewitt( resolution wee .. agreed to —" That this crenntittee, °entreating the &- domes recently made before elsoelen committees of the corrupt indusaois prendeat at our eisetkets with the ardor, purity, sod freedom of the eisetiens in those adontes which have adopted the ballot, desire to eel atleatien to the utter Ware of the laws now la kale to prevent camps practices at elections, end to rand their eeavietioa, that If leading suttees.. of loth patties continue to oppose the bell* the only mesas of elleeneelly checking the Week in sone, sad the rely seearity for the free choice of the elector, they are taldeg a ceases talcadeled to Nero the oberseter et tow paha) me. by Whelan a belief that they ate wallas to perpetuate the exidence of those evils yid& Maw ear seplesseettive lantlinikne sad teed to Wag theta late 1 ceateeept" L iw Advir diresat.)-11r. J. W. Brow, of 33 sad hes No Waled • nor IllelNied PrOlsi aiil=lll•l4for*Oe eserielaism. „ 47.= re 171$ 1 :1iler•iy sag lid per =g l L na w "N O t i rtr:wdet tw i g to& 'The 14 !NOS Ns Mama IZMilasi ter Os 41. 2 W Ind thl maaitrtetw wind* esee—Minhat adtelnlah (Stamped id. - AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. bed railway and steam needs for the last hill-yew, and oortawoedlyt purled of 1858), inhibits the following reruns: —lB6. Recefpn from IMONOVere, wens, main, &a., 812,7586., or, as con with 1868, an increase of 64,3751. ; ditto from merchandise, &0., 850,5291. ; inereame, 93,9231. — Total, 1,683,2871. ; increase, 148,298/. Workbag expenses : —781,8081.; Increase 42,9741. The incomes of 148,2981. in the rewire arises ma inly from additional wanks permemes sad goods, and is attributable ht a limited degree only to the cleasation of eompetitioa at reduced rates ; in fact the partial reenestion of fans hitherto ha Wenn a great domes neutra lised by the trainee) of etsinelen wain sad the sentence of special scetnets for goods at law miss, which have not only very seriously interfered with the proceeds of the ordinary troll° between the woe important points, bat bare also added materially to the oust of working. During the pad six months, as compared with the oorroepoodieg penal of 1868, the Increase has been i.-dentribeir of parseggage carried, 449,348; 'night of goods, 265,432 toes • weight of minerals, 178,207 tens • mileage of preetiger Irina, 144,670 mina ; mileage of 'goods trains, 259,300 miles. Throughout the cadre can (includiag th e stations on the Chester and Holyhead line) the load traffic hes shown • steady sad satin factory hareem of nedpt, both is the peeing*: and me:. ebasition braining. Tin reldhafieg at the tedleray nom WTI. leaden SoNseeldath voted by die proplelems is Fekesul t lea, has bees aseepisted, sadth e - adffiticsal line was mast threwshotettortheaseef thegoodeasdenseraltteloaawady I. The dinettes seeping a wee of the peengiatera far the Pi fowler culdowds.: —Poplar and Haydoe-egame—additional Asses wed sodammodation far Burton beer train, 33,0004 ; Neseireseloa et reed, 6001.; Lesmington—psar mow Gout. ; Robley, near Biemtng aw. 1,000/. ; Stour Valley earl !TANA Wolverton's.. —incensed enconwsodatioo, elm ; Carwereethheoal"Z at junction, 3,6001. ; Chester and Holyhead Railway-4 tkinal accommodation and sundry wail at stations, 4,4001. • Chinn sad Holyhead Railway—am stinks Llanfairfechni: _,l 3001. L • total, 63,0971. In reporting the retirement of Nr. Henry Booth from the service of the company the directors desire to express their sense of hie andanat seal, ability, and 15=, nod ri Wag and faidafal senior, Ana as the " • secretary to the Liverpool and Nanchang: Railway, antennently to the Loudon sad North Western Railway Company, daring a period of thirty-Wes years. 30th June, 1859, 34th June, 1858. From the stationeet of the half-year's se counts it will hs ens that the net prom& £497,22814 0 £407,357 1 To which add the ba lance earned from last amount 81164riag disposable Daum§ of 620,422 18 It 450.704 . 4 6 Divideed reoammeadad 611,186 16 6 444,778 14 4 Bitleaoe to be ouried next account 69,236 3 6 £6,925 10 2 The devotees recommend the of • divaned for the poet hall•yest after the rate of per cent. per nullllll, car. mai forward balance of 9, . 3s. 6d. NORTH LORDON RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors of this commay, to be submitted to the meeting on Wednesday next, states that there has been an increase in the receipts from all the chief amass of the company's trefile daring the peat helf-yesr. es compared with the correspoudieg perad of 1858, sad that the total net increase has amounted to 4,9651. On the other head, the account. show the; with the excep tion of three important heeds of expenditure, the workbag enemas of the railway have been maintained at nearly the same amount as last year. The exceptioas are—lat, locomo tive charges; idly, cromptmeticas ; sad 3edly, rases sad taxes. The result of the halt-year's mootedMge Y, that the net balance of 25,549/. remains infea to d6tributiott ; sad this sum ts eufficiont to pay a dividend at the rase of 6 per osot. pre manure, having 1,1747 fis. 3d. to be vetted forward to the correct half year's mouse. TH157.81111 IN MB BUILDING rAtla. Nothing further hu been dons towards bringing **dispute to a termination. The fleet week of the sulks ends to-day, and although there seemed to be s feeling on both midge to the early pert of the week to heal the rupture which had taken place, for sans reason or other that feeling doss not appear to have Mormsed. The Builders' haeociaii Mon baring adjoarnod till Tuesday next, no resolution on their part is likely to be adopted till then. On the other side W ENO seem determined not to yield, and, if and thing, their resolution against the obnoxious document seemly to Woman 'with time. There were four labourers sceptered upon the Westminster Palace Hotel yesterday, sad the smiths have gone in, bat without affixing their signature to the doonment, as we ham bean informed. It is thought that ebb is bat a preliminary step to the engagement of all the hands neoeseary to carry on the work. in a day or two, and that the other builders will follow the example of Mr. Myers- The name of a builder who locked out his men ca Batruday hit, and who employs about 100 workmen, has been men tioned to as as one who regrets the step he has taken, sod • • • • • we have else • letter tronions of hie man, ia which he Ado that he sill resume opranona lorthwitii. The oondnot of the MSS, as fie ea it hes come asidtr our observation, has bean meet admirable; and with the anoeption of two or three is.., of istozieetion on Monday, we have not um theisist ladlostlos of mom of my kiaL ' • MEETING ON ELPIp3T.ILAD . COMlpyft Lest wring, at 7 o clock, in reerdance with convening a monster meeting Pitumetead to at adopt meraree to support the operative builder. at greatest locked out," an immense multitude of the w.rking Meyer, Including a large number of the unemployed, 'rambled en that spot. Tee proceedings wet e moat orderly, and called forth the rectal oommecdttion of the Rev. W. Acworth, vicar of Flurried, who addressed the meeting. The chair was oorupkd by Mr. Warm, a mane, who alludedto the thourands of ope ra tive. employed at Wool wich Arsenal and on government works who were ejected by the seater because they would not biome mere serfs by fliebtlll 131011 t &graceful dormer. Mr. rATCHBIL (a joiner) portended that the nine hours movement would benefit capitalists as well as operatives if carried oat. The master. had entered Into • mortar cow Marion to prevent Mt men from combhdn, bet if they were tree to themselves they would preserve er rights and come ' of viteriorie, for the ISM few days had proved thet the= mejerity of the non-society men wee with them and not sign the document. (Cheers.) Mr. GRAY (a mason) read the dociereent,and would ask whether the wife of any working ma would wish her her band to sign such • degrading thing as that. He was glad to am so many wives of the unemployed meat, as it peeved they took an lotereet in the movement. If the working Mom signed such a document they weekl less all feeling of rivalrousa and .elf-respect (Cries of "We won't have it.") Mr. Doirtmeo (a plasterer) observed that the capitalide were great Welders for political economy, but condemned the men for acting upon one of the drat priacipke of that offence. Their labour we. the commodity they had to dis pose or, and they were perfectly justified in obtaining a fair pries for it ; but the master, who were the porobesers, de manded to bare the article at their own price. Relarring to the masters' arociation, the speaker observed that the prose mover of the cosier wee Mr. Sidney Smith, who for many years had lived upon agitatioe, and no doubt had rendered yobbo service, but after all was only a paid lecturer. Hs was however very earful to the masters at the present mo ment, ea they would not be able to manufacture their maul. brow without him. (Cheers and laughter.) Mr. BAILEY, who stated that he had lived lb years in Woolwich, warmly supported the movement. On the motion of Mr. OUT, seconded by Mr. OUTMAN • reeolution was adopted to aid this executive committee. The Rev. W. Acwoaru, vicar, observed he had Lever attended a mme orderly or respectable meeting. If they persevered in this spirit they would gain the esteem of the community at large. The ereeing hymn was sung by the assembly, and • cat aiderable amount was collected at the meeting. GREAT WM9YILLW RAILWAY. The holf-yearly meeting of the proprietors wee held yesterday afternoon, at the Paddlngtoa Terminus ; the Bari of BitaLnuttnn, chairman of the hoard, presiding. After the report had been read, Tha CHAIRMAN proceeded to reply to various ques tions. He stated that, se regarded the third claw IMAIOIRMO. dation on the line, he was not aware whether it could at present be extended; but the second class amommodation had been under consideration, and wee being improved. The Aylesbury and other lints were not euarsatees, but only lines worked at • rewal, which it was believed would be tonefidal to the company. The Birkenhead line, he admitted, stood in • &iffiest position, and partook more of the eaterm.of • transfer them a gm:antes ; but that subject would come before them at • special meeting, and most be considered as an exceptional case upon its own merits. When Mr. Brunel became the consulting in stead of the acting engineer, there were cases of great importance pending, involving large sums of money, such as those of Mackinioah, Ranger, sod others, which it was asessemy he should watch and edviseupon. He had also to give ee before committee* in parliament on schemes aiming their railway. and if his services bad been paid for by th e time occuMed, the amount awarded te him would have bola greeter. In regard to • somewhat thalegous noes —that et Mr. Goooh—tbe directors were aware that he was sageged ta other tranametens, end Mr. Oueett bad, when the subject wee heroes alluded to, offered, if tiny were supposed to interfere with his duties to We company, at once to re dga ; but the directors fait that the cowpony would be the greaten losers if they melded hie resignatim. Week for other companies was performed at the Swindon works ; but the profits wee carried to the credit of the company, and it was e.thrl in keeping their hands together. Mr. Honor explained that thin hod doss work for the Beath Devon, Bristol and Exeter, Vale of Reath, and other HMO, the average profits on the work being 15 per cent. Mr. Arai scow, the auditor, soared the meeting that the Oranawnione alluded to were both honourable and right. After some further dimuminn in the comae of which the chairman expensed his eitinfidslice that the Metropolitan Company would go on, and stated that the difference m the interest accounts id lists company arose from certain deben tures issued in 1854, which had to be paid of in May, and that therefore the half-yearly interest payable oa the kith February, and the tour months interest payable in May, both entered into the past half-year's accounts, the report Ins adopted. The dend was then declared, and 1,0001. voted towards the formation of an assurance fend, to be extended homelier to 20,0001. Mr. ATIETHSON having declined to be elected on the lbw Lion, but (ignored hie willingness, if it was the wish of the shareholders, to eel ve another year as an auditor, it wee pro posed that a vol. of thanks be given to the auditors for their past service., sod that Mr. Atkinson be re-elected. After • noisy cthversation. arising from • shareholder stating that the auditors were wretchedly underpaid, the re solution was put and carried with one dineatient, Mr. Court. Mr. ATKINSON thanked the shareholders for the compli ment, and declined to scnept any increase of salary se pro posed. He also prophesied dist within three pare, under judicious management, the Bas would pay from 3 to 4 per p mot per annum. I. reply to a question from Mr. Nouns, The Cucuta/or stated that there were abaft 1,000 of the amps* 's servants at the &dada: station, and that about 700 affdren attended the schools, which were open to children of all denominations. The total cost, including the stipend to the clergyman, the repairs of the chorch, the echooliseaster'• salary, and other expenses, was about 4301. Lczwhich bad hitherto been paid out of the subscription ly made; end he thought it worthy of consideration whether the company ought not rather to do something for the support of the church and schools, instead of allowing them to fall into dilapidation. Mr. Boners, M.P., on the ground that properly had its hake ea well as its rights, moved i` That the directors be revisited and authorised to appropriate the sum requielle j arc eneeediz a. 4o . ol. per annum, in aid of the church . school st 8 Mr. BATATIotta seconded the motion. After marldemble opposition, the motion wee withdrawn, on the undemanding that the directors would take into oon siders;ton • plan to be submitted to the proprietors for million the necessary amount by voluntary subsoriptiou. The =slag wee then made special, and a resolution put smeovieg and confirming the agreemen t entered into between lM Great Western, the Loudon and North-Western, sod to Birksobsod Cowpony, for the transfer of the line of that company to the two e rat-named companies. The CHAIRMAN strongly advocated the proposed agree betwil....medi te es im bl e... g pr i t y po ve ad tirl:polt i i u in f :wi. th t th h is e t . h m s fro m lii i :nd t ott y . , e an aa lia d d bi N ea lit o: u rth . ; the division of traffic and other difficulties to which they had bola satrateed by the want of • chow trommthies with the Birkenhead limes. After • sheet conversation lire neolution wee carried with roar dieratiests, it being explained that through the apes moat of the Birtenttead and North Weasels Cosepsaies. this anoogessest moored the access of the Great Western Com pany not only to Birkenhead but to Mearesslse • vote of thanks to the chairmen sad direetere closed the precoollega LONDON AND NORTH W 182221 ZALLII4I The report of the directors, to be oabooittod to the poprietors et the hall-yestly general meting, to be held as the 19th inst., stetes th►t the resents. moment (which In cludes the receipts sad expanses of the Chula lad Bob, ORZAT NORTHIRK RAUWAY. The report of the direetors to the twenty-sixth half-yearly ordinary general meeting of the proprietota, to be haat the LondtaTavern ennui 20 th inst.,ehowethat on the capital mount the impendinus toDecember 31 last amounted to 11.406,0631. 9e. 11d.; during the past half-yea there bee been disbursed 84,7571. 13.. 45. The total outlay to 30th Join, 1860, is 11,470,8111. Bs. 3d. The land and compensa tion sesame includes the purchase of property necessary for the new junction with the North London Railway at Ring's Crow, wider the act obtained in the present sewn ; es oleo payments= account of Dome older contracts ocbtanding. The prodpallexpenditure upon new works, &c., has been incurred in the parttime of the right to use the Sheffield station of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company, and In betildiogs at King's-moms, for the use of the Midland Com pany, that company papa; interest on the gam expended. The credit aide of the capital amount shows that satisfactory progress has bean made in the isms of the new four pier cent. irredeemable debenture stock, nearly 400,0001. having been received on that amount dmingthe peat half year, la addition to 271,9071. previously kind. TIM call on the Ire per oent. prelerenee stook, redeemable at 5 per cent. premium, appointed to bepaid on Um litho' July, Mu been promptly re speeded to by the proprietors. Thomases andliability Materarnt shows that the company had, on the 30th of June, available power% to theamount of 811,0001. The mann sccount shows the total receipts for the half-year to be 696,9380165. 6d. • the total expenditure, 330,2421. 16e. Bd.; the rest revenants: eluding sundry receipts, 275,2821.9 e. 95.; the fixed charges, Including interest on mortgsgee, and nference dividend, 193,9601.75. 3d.; the balance avail.ble for dividend on the original A sad 11 stock' being 81,2821. 2s. Bd. Dividend may therefore be declared at the rate of 31.75. Bd. per cent. per mums on the original stook; yielding 31. mast. for the half-year tie the B, and 76.6 d. mr mat to the A. The Waage to be carried to the next haM yser's account is 3371.8 x. Bd. Although the divided will be the was win the ostressoud ins half of 1868, it should be observed that the sum available for division in 1868 was rxesptionally increased by receipts from the Redpeth estate, and other sources, to the extent of about 16,8001. The improvement in the Medic in 1869 is shown es follows: Traffic receipts, June, 1859, 688,9181. Is. 11d.. or man than the corresponding period last year by 21,3131. 7s. 10d. • sundry receipts, June, 1859, 8,0221. Ss. fld., or less than the corresponding period last year by 16,6501 19a. Bd. The combing teak receipts exceed those of the corresponding ba ll of 1868 by 27,0004, and the merchandise traffic by 16,0001.; bet the coal traffic yielded lees by 21,0001, owing to m aimed competition by other companies, sad by ma borne coal, the freights for which have been exceptionally low. LONDON AND DLACKWALL RAILWAY. The report of the directors for the half-year end ing June SO states that the gross readpis e with the balance of 891. 16e. brought forward, amount to 43,8331. lls. 6d., and the expenditure to 18,0811. Be. 6d., leaving a net revenue of 26,7671.35. Deducting from this sum 6.6471. 7 a. M. for In terest, there remains a balance of 19,1091. 15e. 9d., which will enable the directors to dealers a dividend at the rate of 21. 15e. per °ear. per annum (calculated on the receipts foe the first halt of the year) upon 1, 392 ,2101. consolidated stock, which is equal to the dividend of 2e. 9d. • share paid at this time Let year, and is upon an Increased capi tal represented by the new ahem created in 1867. A tomperison of the present revenue account with that for the corresponding half of last year shows that there is an thereme of 3,9311. 141. Ild. In the arnotmt &venal* for dividend. The director* are glad to be able to Mate that the local traffic of the hoe is in amore ratisfactory position than It was when they made their last report. Compering the pant half- ear's %nano with that for the corresponding six month, of 1868, It will be found that there is an increase both of pasmorre and receipt.. Negottatfoes are in pro gren for bringing upon this line the goods traffic of an im portant railway company not now In connexion with the Blackwell Railway, and &leo for an increase of the trifle at ptsent derived from the Great Northern Company. The basis of them negotiations Is the payment of interest at 6 per cent. per annum on all moneys expended by this company in providing the accommodations required in addition to tolls for the nee of the railway. Should those arrangements be made, as additional cepital would berequired of about 80;0001. ; the directors therefore propose to auk the sanction of the pro prietor., in that event, to apply for Foyers to raise altogether the sent of 200,0001. CIIESIIIINT FAZE.—This fair, which has been holden for a unnabor of pars en the 24th of August, on Briatowe4slll, in the pariah of Chatham, I. at last to be done away with, in ameeptence of • notification from Sir Richard Mayne, Chief Commirf oo sr of Police, to Edward Briatowe, Esq., to the Ann that the said fair is illegal; and notice is Olt& that say forma 'drily-jai the law will be liable to a !Amity net eateeillastlol. filiocAngo ACCIDENT IN A FACTORT.—On Wed aendey a pbeir, eased Daniel Ransil, in the employ of Messes. 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