The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-31 00:00:00

lad hems proposed for die Ismer disease. It has, ward. Wily, hew datetweleog um do es. Uwe the partlealer state WO* several patient sif die line, sal the work which has Yore sweated Wring the l est six meatlm I Yaw to report that between Swarms mad Math we haw bad ossiderable dlfikulties to ended with. Than haw how mime delays la ° wy Maisie powisiam al the Ind Sir the dant mos the sad Ineli se I haws blend teetered se as na lee ban bees thews In we way, end ----bat net yet bees onkel, smeidefft dr We ben se Mineeed only witkin a ire der.. This iset. whisk is • lei. week, eald, probably• ass fee diem ben bees elm time bask ; ea neweureeettt = Me :=llooStiii. The diVelliell for 011 taws, has a loe bees &lined fir.upo: the heavy earthwork Illesedistely net of the Taw!, some delay has mien within the last few weeks, hem the mots. sky of dionalng the eoutraeter. 'nis bee, however, been effected; the anoint of work ezented has bees send epos; the balance see ge e mid paid; the whole of We pleat gad establishment re and arnagements an making with other entradere en ve te eeeinw el, with the work. This delay wee lin leaWmi, sad the amesity for immediate measesen beim takes to insure rapid proven the more urgent, that owing to some large slips whisk haw takes pine, a onasidt. Table iscreeeed cumin of earthwork has to be remerviL Unless aeferemea &Acuities arise, this work WI be am. *di is in mouths; it will probably, however, be the bid be receive the permanent way. Thence to Noah, the weeks are all bat complete. At Death itself, the lams asse ef delay—asraely, difilcuties is obtaisioyi s alWah ef h a ve mach much retarded the works, whisk elkendo Yoe ben liked several mnithe esdier. peissipel weeks through the tows are, however, is a fovwarl date, sad will sadly be thigh. dby the end o f . the year. From Needs se Bulge Bar the works are finished ; and scum the b ees oy het to little missies to be done. Thum through Abra 3dargem they are she surly completed, swept for a dew kasdred yards, when the works haw been siter= i • ecaseguenes of difi cu ltin raised by the parties Ina tramway whkh crones the Use ; but this. woebegone , about to be executed, and the line will Ikea seem!isted from Neath to Llsakenan, a Adana of 23 This 1 , latter pert iseledes the Contrasts Nee. 6 and 7 upon the llssr deviation, for whisk the est was gib i tinned ba 1647, and epos wbiek Melilla lea sad sem treablesesne weeks mar. Teem Llasharren to where the weeks had fallen awasiderably is emu, greater a made since the naked has been tram t*Cosiek, see el the soeuritin of the former still reclaim to be rased formed. Abend r ready for the perrasavet way; sad chew given to eitimmoss• lanais( materiels fir river Tad. The weeks through the town delayed from west of lead, are now is a the diversion oldie rim Taff ie nearly cow (meddler s and piers of On bridge bashed, commeactd. From Cardiff to Newport, the ready 4.4 the weemmeat way, which is esee- Newport also the weeks are completed, except of the Mule mem the rine. The timber bridge has bees mewed, sad an Ina arch ab be wooden tee ever the entre open* : this I ) empleted Is about flea weeks. Bed el New lin to kiagor—leaviag Wien )ossessiesef the lead, dillindtles bad mimosas , the sack awes la the Leads Claseer= weei l ts i i• Ping natters whirl apologiss, but continued abstaining from -f Ws two (A laugh.) disapprobsdon. I -• against you, - s is Inas. upon mach con- o—espocially lamb.) Bat —*mei of farad on interests, , dated South dlao~as, Mr. shame does exact .e, directors of directon wo-- they fad!. -...011 IMO (morn n6is &wall iltterput — Judaea the Contrasts on. • ..... ,_ Magpie' deviation, for whisk the en was cob ha, faked is 1847, and ape s mid& Seriral heavy asid to I sew temblesome works wk. From Llaaharran to Cardiff to where the worts had fake oissidsrably is wear, rester pr has be. n made WWI the sostran has bees trans- be rrsV i t s o Mr 1111.Cormick, me ef the osearittes of the tenser fin eseitreter, bat it still regains to be premed forward. About six miles of it, are ready for dee pereakent way: sad dine. ele Ness have been given to ocksseses landing saateri.ls fi r tel that work at the river Tat TM works though the town re et Cardiff, long delayed from west of hod, are now in a 111 C. s forward st•te ; the diversion elks aim Taff is nearly eon- es plated ; all the foundations and piers of the bridge isished, la and the arches commenced. Few Cardiff to Newport, the fe whole is Dew ready fu the permasest way, which is cent- it { men. At New am them/irks are essapleted, except I, the centre arch of the Midge ewe the rine. The tissivr w week of this bridge has bees mewl, sad an ire* arch kb- • stinted for the wood's one ever the omen opmeng : this I 8 polar will be completed is about them weeks Ran theew port end thence to Magor—kaviselelisepesesmies of lead, t about which difficulties bad saws, wake tbe semeseary pow. re owfiAid tir sack claw la the Leads Clauses Aet—the works lave sossineseed, sad are proceeding vigorously. From o Meer to Clupstew, a disuses of We mike, the whole will les ballasted, and ready for the peruseent way, In a month 2 09 six weeks. Upon the whole disuses kw Swansea to , Chepstow West fifty mile" kill shortly be or Gobbed ; and, a ft no unfoness dilisaltin arise, the whole of the winks may t be completed k January or February. Great exertioss j will, however, be mummy to lay the reword we y, the i length prior 75 miles; but I twit list by die and of March Ilk ponies of the railway may be spend for while trate. e The eansonettem of me several statism has bees advertised I he ?UM tendon, sad they may wily be soospleted *Shia the period named. Between Chooses sad Orange Court , the works are it @Wally ; but, after ys whisk had owned, it would ham bow amble , tido portico WA the mid Cl nut year, and , emeopeestly it coal sot be °posed for nose until 1 Nis of 1851. TIN sestrosi far the esnowetion of i the er r the Wye at Chepstow has bent Ist, and , pii. sl:g n are m aking for commessiag the weeks cm the j I posed. The sinking of the kos cylinders, lowing the , ykso el this work, and the eawasetion of the abatments, I :tee remsdieg la tisfutonly. Theses to Higbee, the pis- week of moony, auk as the river was and bridges et Gekombe, are finished. About 100,000 yards of earth- week renal. to be ease:need, sad We apart of the line which I Imbed sew heavy porches= of I=S, the agreement for ehkit bar oily just been completed. TM whole of the weeks, however, may be gnashed le the course of ant sumer. The lame may be said of the works between Nuke sad Orange Court. Lad the works of the Gloucester sad Deas Forest Railway an in an equally forward state. — Slimed, I. H. Hawk. The oraml statement of receipts sad payments to 30th 1 i Jane, 1849, show s Musk seconat—Mtablents co sharea—........ t1,704,166 9 On swum of now silk i ea dateekre Lems s 11,118,102 1 I Mews so fit ofAtiolos the Ad "'^..—. 534,471 1 1 Ispos Wake. 741015 1 1 remora way Slam 2lO 0 lone swil ad s p es 201,061 7 Ace Akers* ems . ewers Al= 4 ma wirso moms l000siorroo "1"....."4 IKSS• 71 1 1 6 50 10,30 i a i I Waft, strihrory sod advertiks ;OW 111 Illyeedeo, Weir tees ea tow% PolltH s6w. he. lfflosibmiles arm, inelonsg rents, Mee, IBM he 1,5.61 7 li i i Hamesm astaken Mks 256 0 blink debotleg Intarast received 11044 0 l £1,643,107 9 1 ! Diet Advsend need stem Ma sod Welsh railways— rloo Ratner away -. e 5,000 0 0 Tinley and esswiereloot Owswela7 • 1,030 0 0 . Vele of Mak llaStrai , 1 I w =2 wrik..4 38,374 0 0 I Had Dublin wybrow 113,600 0 0 ! 1 13m sal Vary way 1 I 115,114 0 0 ewes Talky Railway Conessy— Amok' meowed ea newt of the sepeseas In obtaining the eat of in. wycestko, Mc.. 9,117 1 6 1 1 1 --- 51,739,643 6 ! Dames The CHAIRMAN having moved the adoption of tb sad ted , li t E r t .'M'N I l l a t ll'll i r had ;ro d eo; Mat te l; directors wool 1 have consented to the opppinktent of a committee of hive, tigation ; nothing short of which, he believed, would satisl I 1 the propriotors. It hail been said that such a step midi 4' imply a want of confidence in the directors; but he dusk I that there wao any want of confidence, especially since ti recent alteration in the board. (Hear.) lie should mo; that the committee be appointed. Mr. DUNCAN wed move, as an amendment, that order to aid the South Wales directors in &Asian, g the bend of the Great Woken oompisty's guarantee on the company 1 capital stock , sad in taking the proper spumes for th purpose a committee of five shareholders be at appointed, who shall be skewered to osanunicate, and co salt with the directors, and snake oceekiatly with them a n i appliostiens to the Great Wes tern Company as shall I ; dewed oblesable,and who shall elute empowered to WI &gate bits all futs and circus connected with t. Oren Western Company which they shall consider to be a the relations between the Great Western a :lte Swath Wale Compesies, and on the capital the beer y, and to obtain the performance of 1 i geneanks, " = " dut tusk mensittes be empowered to obt, mush advise ski asinmes is their inquiry as they 0 1 1 thiak=esd to report to the directors and proprist their sad noommendatises m all matters whi may los lsouskt under their eskideratios. Should i 1 eyestalk& be speed to, le should afterwards offer ebt=ito Os nespliss el the neon. (Hear.) Salt PE If SMUG bides spoken in favour of seassisesit. i , The cokes ow pat by as Chairman, when the as WM woe morled by as weerkelliski wirritY, ill tact the Meek b* ol the lessa& 611.6 Mtilter five hands a mei Mao prissigelly en the fteelsor side el the table, i into bon held iter against it. The CHAIRMAN was about to declare the monde 1 ea rh.l3lll, l"ll LOW Tess sod said—Sir, I beg to apologise, . 1 11. la this ow 1 mum demand a polL (Loud and long. coutii kink groins. end cries if " Shams.") A PROPRIRTOR — Is this your mode of abstaining isterfereme whoa mstten where the interests of the stash am bessokt forward? (Cheers.) i I Ina emery to kw sat 'larks of your dleapprohatin awn you I would ratter go with you thee against bat I kel that if yes wry this mania' your nun is (. Oh, eh," sad laughter.) Therefore, I mast insist 1 • poll. (Renewed Innag and groaning, and much hiss." Mr. DUNCAN—I really ant surprised that each tit skink eons from Me. Realm—amid cheer)—caps after his dedeselies Cl hirsem. (Hear and a laugh.) asa poll has bees demanded, I want to know the nom the Great Western directors who sit at this board. 1 sorry to detail' you, hot I fled Mr. Barlow has fore' . a battle of Greet Wester* spinet Soak Wain late sod I promise him we will best he. (Lead cheers.) The CHAIRMAN, having masehol the secretary, 4 that the Great Antes' directors. who sat at the I Wales board were Mr. Barlow Viooliat Harriette* C V. : . ..lni e CTll s — w ilo w ir La c I ttitl a t i Wale. ill. 8" each mu 7 Mr. BARLOW—I can tan yew that with respect t, self I hold certainly twenty times es many as you do. ob hions i _ead min of "Shame.") he CHAIRMAN could net state what was the amount of ehares ink held, but he believed the direct the Cheat Weston who were South Wales director' so se repressatlag the 600,0001. subscribed by the 1 1 .. • • Western Compsey. Mr. DUNCAN was aware of that; bat were they ?WWI, holders of 50 shares each 1 In what names , i . ' the South Wake shum hold by the Great Western tired in the books? '- . -',. - • 1 The SRCHE CARP—Ice the name of Mr. Charles E s. r sad Wars. 1 • .7 . 1 ',. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1849. ___---__.---..- stock required to (tarry the trade woos this exr su g s g Ike ; sad they have mina to believe that ar - Amresesets may at present be suds, by which new . ef this cam would be nutted durlng:..,.%. 9nt ,;„ mouths after wilnattetaill v_,'. the remainder daring the subsequent fifties months s e that she verbs . = wee r, ' be in the rectirt of a divi o .4l.l beers to she extent of call to which the props-ad new themselves. TM n made es a miellent seele lie l i Cy the panne melon; sl~ pempseek. thaw Oka this &viand would be at the' .en of, at Inset. is. Klee share upon 101. paid, and the disesteem me leaned to believe that this minimum will be anomie& by the Weal silts. With these Tian, and after maturely welshing the prepenele been referred to, the dinners have seam to the cenalasion that it is far the Vets of the esay that **a lnic o ao s eepted, subject to will not the main features h ere by whisk the company will strengthened by win sit ponies at lawn and wealth, and whom, so, in res Post of progiety, are suds ea to be of eon!. aerates value to the Mare prespany of the railway company. The Ilkeston repeat that the say mode by which the pro. winos can hops to reelise • seigaidery dividend I. by ex tending the railway in the Int Wilms to ressenes, and subsequently as the funds of the mewl will admit. The directors have to state that 'neon of cell on upwards of 1,600 shares have been paid sines the 31st Deeembes lest, sad there are now comparatively very few shares wadi& say sums will be realised. In Defenses to the ate= beg against Mr. Mowatt , M.P. , t he proprietors are aware that a verdict wee Owen in February last in fewer et I the company, subject to the decision upon certain resureid legal points whin are to be discussed on the special veal& The terms of this are settled, and it is set down for argument and expected to be decided in November en Dessialow next. The local committee have periodically Inepsetad the works of the opened portion of the railway, and have again revised the whole of the accounts and ex- They have found the works and stock generally in fair working order and substantial condition. The repairs ae• eessary have been paid for wifely out of the revenue of the essnwwy, including the renewal of rails and bearings, abided es be the last report, which have been laid &nen awl Ma 611864 and substantial road. Tits expense of each iewswel Is Oboes' at present to be about 7001. per mile, after Cl ank" tw the sale of old materials; end the directors to sentiase the same system, me as to prevent any sod en depredation which but for timely precaution m'ght efinms. The revenue account for the half.year ending ism bat, exhibits, as compared with the corresponding. puled of 1848, an inane, in merchendise, and • deanee an ores, seal, sand, and persogere ; but on the Wares of wet mat sa the helf-year of 1849 as compared with the oortoopookag psriod of 1848 the inerease is 6071. 2s. 10d. ; daus white the total receipts hove fallen off the out does mile le reduce the expenditure have been suoseestul. The IN ilddilreetre were rekrred to in the last repo rt ea nod Maly Is be pIeINIMII3. The high fares charged by ow nilente at either cad et the railway, referred to is the last = have bees reduced, and the number of panniers by the railway between the 31st of December, 1848, end ads ef June, 1849, have incensed, as compared with the numb= daring the last half-year of 1848, when the ellen of WO omnibus fares was in operation. The direnses have est es psi been able to realise their expectations of making asenneements with the managers of the Dever= Railway Meallesily advantageous to both oompaniw, an& they *mot l inseetwese the proprietors by hopes of lacrosse In the genera Iris le say sensiblpanel. e extent until at least the extension to Penns§ k em A resolution will be submitted to Wfirldritsve._ le esellna the forfeiture of 146 shares, held by Ind m e ss, against whom the directors are saddled it would be utterly useless to incur legal prooesdinga.—W. B. itoonson, Chanson. area nowt irr To ens 30, 1649. Da. To late Hark Railway c=5434,000 s h are s Ditto shares k 4n 16,005 0 0 30,000 0 0 Nit"; Ditto £127,900 0 0 Amount rotedred to Dec. 30,1645, as per Lit state moat 17,367 1 8 Rototiel *oda do balf-you• mdft June 30, 1519: Os asssuot a Int all of V. per *ire 51,9.0 0 0 Oa asumt ti sisoedicoll GM pardon 340 0 9 Vomit Om 1 10 0 Intermit reished co over.tale rolls UII 0 2,543 1 1 /207,772 3 9 By Ca. works and d cat o* the late Hoyle Railway toll& date 5117,9110 0 0 Amount mended to the Nth December, 18411, ore yet led statement w 76,194 12 9 Expandedbrr datingla the hall year ending 80* Jane, Pttliay yeansentary charges detdon 195 and1 5-7 66 ila 610 1 0 Mee exposes 440 4 5 Incidental charm 13.1 14 9 Ha 19 2 298 19 T (=MO T• be arid mem sososat 296 19 T (misty) Waist as *pulls sad cells Tfatimilms—autber mkt 14 rolodead P l,OOO 0 0 Ler umilry towl0c• ..„. 106 0 0 -..-- 494 0 0 1,313 3 4 1.7 n 510 . 30 010 1.333 4 Petty ash ..., £20,772 2 9 Itsvorve Amami?. DL Zalral• 5e5.....• 0 - 03 13 1 Carry*" seseast Laresetlire moment Melmassace of way 244 IS '"•sta. Isellood rspleats te. and taxes (keel) - .67 11 1 _ 99 13 laid orille — inponota Lenin oSeetspotoo. irloglog dkosaril, 66- orotasy. awl bilion6464(mioto , so pot sooint) 296 19 7 Totereit noil la lasione winnow* Balmy Compaq tram now. 2, ISA to Jena 9,16 M £l3l 4 7 Ditto paid es ocetc ken, to Yob. 24 on 6,0001. 1411. h ,canto June 30, on 7,0061. 11.1. Ili. ) 249 010 Ditto on —.. MOS IS I 2.642 111 £9,741 16 6 Salines of account to 31st D Cs. emotes last Rscwarts. Ore traffic (21 ewts.) 25,648 tons Coal traffic Sand traffic 1,314 tow Merchandise traffic ...... ... 923 toss Ditto ex stamen 695 tons Plossagfor traffic No. 51,714] 7 6 Fines es,Thl IS 6 The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said he had scarcely anything to add to the report, which had now been for some time in the hands of the proprietary. The trade of the line had partly fallen off in consequence of the decline of the port of Hoyle, the increase of the port of Portreath, the distance thence not being so great, not corn . pensatang at present. The report end accounts were adopted. Mr. ENTHOVIIN moved that the directors be requested to proceed with the extension to Penzance as speedily as practicable, consistently with the shares announced being taken, and at an expense not exceeding the amount contain . plated in the report. Mr. TURNBULL moved an amendment that the exten sion should not be proceeded with until capital was raised by enforcement of the unpaid calls. The amendment was not seconded, and the original reso lution was adopted. 145 shares, on which all had not been paid, were then declared forfeited, and the meeting separated. SOUTH DEVON. The half-yearly meeting_ of this company was held en Tuesday the 28th inst., at Plymouth. There was a good at tendance of loth directors and shareholders. T. Woom.• coitus, Esq., is the chair. The report of the directors, as well ss the teport of Mr. Hutton were ress read. Abstracts of them have already appeared in the Exp. The CHAIRMAN, in asking for a confirmation of the re port, observed that, with reference to a government audit for railways, it would never answer, ;and he wished the shareholden to understand his opinion on the matter, for the sooner they knew it the better, and if unaccept able to them, the sooner they p arted company the better. The meeting was addressed Mr. Prance, Mr. Hatton, Mr. Chilton, Col. Harris, Mr. awker, and W. Pos. who called attention to the neeesaity of economy in every respect, and the withdrawal of the " ivory ticket ' from en directors. Thanks were than voted to the debenture committee, for the arrangements they had made, and the reports ordered to be printed and circulated, and the meeting separated. NORTHERN COUNTIES UNION. Yesterday, the half-yearly ordinary meeting of this t. TI T . rze th ireld at the Load= Tavern , Major Banns The foll owing nport and statement of sensate was read by the Secretary : tt Your directors have to report did, dame its lest half yearly meeting, they lave entered nee entmimeats with the contractors for wake ea the Wan mad Tabu Ease, as well as with the coatrastors for the supply el rails sad chairs, and have satisfied all their claims, at a considerable saving to the company. It will be the immediate object of the board to relieve the eempany from all the remaining Ha bilities with as little Allay as possible, which will enable them to ascertain sad mon to the shareholders the exact financial state of the compsay. The directors, however, can not, miler the existing state of the claims sad liabili ties steeling to the sempany, recommend or sanction any bulbar Islam to the elaeselmgdas at this period. The board have meaklly abstained hum any annecemuy expense in salsitidatafas the drake dem seaspeay, and have entered into as new work or canmet, and they will combine to I: Ile same course of etwassa. The mean of calk rb i us diadaieltal by the eseelpt of nearly 6,0001., sad *a &Mins me asteemiaed fsethwith to take active asps to When the pay eat et Asa still ontatandiag. Twat dinettes ressmand that the Witten et 416 shares should be confirmed btisis meeting ea wenn et the cab in ar rear thereon. The baleanelseet cube eompaay is appended hereto, showing up to tbe 27th ot July last a balms el 32,1261. 104. 9d." LIAM maw. Di. To user= received es per Irelsoce4here to 27th Z. e. d. hisumry, 1849 Arra= received on mount of sib dace 17th Jaratar7, 1149 Amount recedved br interest sad Arida& oa Se pot es= oraisities 431941411 if 1 By expenditure prior to the Aet oanerrporatlon,as um per ea=llZto 27th January 1,437 1 0 last 88,917 10 Badlneregne PA surveying 6 ,817 10 702 3 1 = . „6 -..... raw. 1, 3,000 0 endlenve MP 120 0 Seerterp's owl data Warted lreelepsend 1,433 18 ant. tunny allib=larotte tappet 141 11 tmlle:=l-87dinelo. (iseltadlng otoopere then Isr the emellies et eostrads, lIS,900) LP Pape. amps es ocareppore, PI pr louromey guar BONA an MY 10,486 10 Delern or lin pc den es lbo lot eed of 14 Pe , sei deem pill is inhumed cells— 17,436 9 Orb Ward Is II tow nest serilsb sheet PI, wt 111 i. mac A13,1/9 5 6 MP ae by the Teetotally eel Maps Newsy Ows iminueljalPorsot 161111011... 387 5 1 et 6 per lest.... 1000 0 0 DIM le the Omminial Bank 6,944 3 1 1114191 e the kende et Mews. Ribilbli. CkelikleSe k OM lite 11 DON In IP Inskato sad Wisidayea• priblay onay 1 45 6 0 Ditto in the Looks Joint Stock Beak 321 5 5 Ditto in the hands of the se- Peary 31,128 10 9 106 11 10 £014,148 S 7 The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said it was so short and clear that it explained itself, and could be easily understood. It would appear by it that since the lest meeting the directors had adopted the greatest possible economy, and had not spent • farthiog of money unnecessa rily. The report was then adopted, as was also a resolution con firming the forfeiture of 416 shares. The CHAIRMAN then declared the meeting dissolved, for the purpose of constituting it an extraordinary meeting, in onsplience with a requisition from a number of the share- Itoldsis, to consider the prr priety of a further return to the proprietors, which the directors in their report declared they could not sanction. Mr. RICHARDSON , of Leeds, then stepped forward to propose the following resolution, to which, he thought, there could be no objection " That it is desirable that a return to the shareholders, in further reduction of the last call, be made to as large an amount, and as speedily as shall be found consistent with the permanent interests of the company and the legality of such further return." —lf this were agreed to, another gentleman would move an adjournment of the meeting for a few months, to pive time foe winding up the affairs of the company still further. The CHAIRMAN said that the matter of the resolution, and the manner in which it was moved, rendered hie duty a comparatively easy one. The question of a further return had not escaped the attention of the directors. He had doubted the legality as well es the policy 1 of the return made by them already at the last h a lf-yearly meeting and his impression was strengthened by this report of the House of Lords, which referred by name to this company. Ile therefore could not sanction a further return until the liabilities of the com pany were asoertainod. So far he believed they were safe in what the, had calmly done, because he believed they had reserved quite eaMcient to mset all just rights. Bat if the meeting now passed • resolution authonaing a further re. turn, he must say he would not carry it out for he believed it would be illegal. Bat he had no objection to a resolution requiring the return of what remained over and above their liabilities. Hr. CARLISLE objected to the resolution, and said it was proud by men who held their shares for nothing. Atter some conversation, the CHAIRMAN said that the resolution did not meet with the full oo:tenuous of the di rectors, but he would put it to the meeting. On a show of hands the resolution was carried. Mr. BAKER then moved the adjournment of the meet ing until the 28th of December ; but it being objected to on the ground of expense, it was agreed to call another meeting in the first weak in February, upon a requisition to the di rectors. Thanks were then voted to the Chairman and secretary, sad the meeting separated. IRELAND. DIIILIN,AIMUST 30. Your castigation in the Daily News of the 28th of Young Ireland's last gambol in jumping Jim Crow, and of its " abject affectation," was heartily applhuded in all quarters in this city. " Wheelabout " is the order of the day amongst the time-serving vanity stricken creatures who thrust themselves on the public stage from desire of vulgar notoriety, and who now desire to sneak away from the consequences of their ridiculous proceedings. They would now forsooth beg the public to accept them as advocates of peace and moderation! They want to pass themselves off as whigs, but the public knows them to be only whirligigs. Only imagine some of the noisy spouters of last year, lauded for their " =Aims" by the supporters of the government. Their conduct has provoked in both tory and popular circles the most contemptuous scorn. There are abundant materials here for the creation, or rather the resuscitation, of a popular party, acting in sympathy with your English reformers. The public here agree with what you recently stated about the neceusity of "legitimate external pressure" upon at. See how hard it is to get common pe ril:ne in the case " Callanan against Ca meron." If we bad an Irish popular party tho roughly linked to your English reformers, could the authorities maintain for nearly two months an obsti nate silence as to the reason wby catholic magistrates were excluded from the trial of a civil cause ? These are questions asked every day, and alter Mr. Bright will have concluded his tour through the country, they will not be asked in vain. Yesterday there was a half yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Grand Canal Company. Their affairs are in a very unprosperous condition. No dividend has been declared, and the propriety of asking for the interference of government was mooted. Several poor widows are left no resources in conse quences of the state of the company's affairs. We have had last night a very heavy fall of rain, and while I write the rain continues, which is ex tremely undesirable just now, when every day's weather is eagerly looked for from the importance of saving the crops. SPORTING. EGUAM RACES.-THURSDAY. - An %internally promising, well-filled list, favourable wea thee, and special trains, conbined to make yesterday the most suceessfol " grand day " known at Egham for the last five or six years. The company, perhaps, was not so fashion able as could have been wished, but in number it left nothing to desire ; the bustle which prevailed in the town for a con siderable time previous to the commencement of the races, and the crowded state of the course from one o'clock until near six, must have enabled all interested in the meeting to reap a golden harvest ; it will no doubt stimulate the com mittee to renewed exertions, and the Inhabitants to increased contributions to the race fund ; and when we add, that Sir Joseph Hawley, Mr. Payne, and Col. Peel, have accepted the stewardship for next year, there can be no reason to doubt that Egham, now it has obtained the advantage of railway communications with the metropolis, will become one of the most popular meetings oa the "home circuit." The principal visitors yesterday were the Marquis of Exeter, Earl of Strathmore Lord Brownlow Cecil, Lord Frederick Fitzroy , Sir Gilbe rt Heathcote, Sir Joseph Hawley, the Hon. Captain Roos Hon. Admiral Pastr, Hon. Henry Forester, Captain' Define, Mr. George Fitzroy, Mr. Chorine, Mr. Payne Mr. Gratwicke, Mr. Shelley, Mr. Drinkald, Mr. Osbaldeiton, &e. The racing, which was remarkable for the unexpected de feat of The Hero and a fatal accident to Remembrance, com menced shortly after two o'clock with AMATII3II areitila of 10 liOvs. each, with 25 added : for 3-yr.olda, 9st 101 b ; four, 104 101 b ; Sys, Ilst 51b ; six and eged, Ilst 12Ib ; the second to my. his stake ; the winner to be sold for 200 sow., if demanded, Am Gentleman riders. 2 miles. Lord Mrsamors's Speetabm, seed Owner 1 Mr. Bolt's Coach* 3 yrs . (Mr. TP. Rah 2 Mr. Wein 8a Peter Laurie, 3 yes (Mr. Bevill S Mr. IL 0. L. Foes Lady Trams, 4 yrs (Owner 4 81111137 AND MIDDLSOIX STAILIO, of 25 eon. each, 15 ft, and only 5 if declared, &a. ; the second to save his =eke. The winner to pay 15 son. to the judge, and subscribe to the stakes in 1850 Two miles and a distance. (22 subs., 9 of whom declared ..) Lord Easter's Gardenia, 4 yrs, let 611, _(.l. Mann) 1 Yr.Graterleines Univers, 3 yra, Get 71b (Kitchener) S Betting to 1 'gat Gardenia, 4 to 1 agst Ambateadress (I), 4 to 1 apt Landgrave, Bto 1 apt Antagonist, 7to 1 apt Giselle, and 9to 1 apt Remembrance. Remembrance made the running at a good pass , followed by Gardenia and die Countess colt, Antagonist and Miss Wilfred lying well up ; they ran thus to the turn, in making which Remem bran= broke his leg below the knee-joint. The running was then taken up by Antagonist, Gardenia lying at her side ; this couple ran together to the lest gap, when Antago nist was beaten. Gardenia then took the lead, followed by Landgnve, defeated the latter opposite the stand, and won by a length; Antagonist, the Counter, and Miss Wilfred colts well up. Run in 3 an. 48 sem. Remembrance was so much injured, that it was found necessary to destroy him. Rialw.ax Pisan, of 25 BM., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son , each, for alleges ; option al selling weights ; winners extra. Three quarters of a mile. (16 antic) Mr. Ashman's Morgan of Oonyngham, 6 yrs, 7otl3ll3o.Manni 1 Mr. Gretwickes Rochester, S yes, est 6th (Kitchener 2 Mr. 24k:heirs Yisticuff, aged, Sit 7th (ridden 3 lbs extra (Abrahams) Qualm's Pewit, of 100 ge.; S-yr olds, 7st Mb ; four, 9st Mb ; ire, 9st 11lb ; six and aged, 10st 21b. Two Mill/ and a Lor d Exeter's Midis, 3 yrs, 7st Sib (2. Mau 1 Mr. ponbey's The Hero, 6 yrs, lost 2lb Mr. Harris's Prior of 6t. Margaret, aged, 1 b( o . E4war4 $ 111 b Mr. Whittingtoes f by Kremlin out of Majesty, 4 94 lOwuw) Mr. DUNCAN 'head ail= le the reesptioa of bin e le mistred ; " =en" was tee imp a neeription to be admit= lets oaf vesumhip. (Hear, hear.) Wen all the sails pail up salmis" shares After ensidenbie sinveresibm, is the course of which t he Chains= said be vallsesteed shat debeateres had bees gives in ens eels So a ossitionar misinsumey on mesa= , et the salts, to whisk MI adman ma 'aka by Me. Dew oth,tbil parsed 0 alb by the Ode Velem Cesgseisy I. "WIWI. 'WA 60 awn es. aibuni r ai =ai w t r elnimis i ~._ "". in te ease of ea ordinary that l'• I "74easa et the ides et the Great Weston inf. In Musagrady, wend, it was Waal IV It: smeary, G had Is de seenthht essalbsed as hooks, that the Gnat Waste's edit had been pat; u p la tessey. The CHAIRMAN Sued lie pall Ibr that reasieg, to close at 6 o'clock. hat was emend as Wag =lair to luny absent pre this eaft is the awe d a very lcap mad de wberry seamiedisse Moog whisk diastase sad prepristen men all is Ileglasr, sword semmniens wen made for a resiorimim essil de sealrmaa heft =led that his (sh iest= ins i *Me te the warding then the prea the inciple of the neddira, sad th at *5" was se objedisa part of the antes' to essualt sad advise with any amber 'et the 'Meshed= who slight be =seen fer the =pen t pireiled it was not understood to be a wirraillas et =anginas, the following amended remind= was, after =ay envious attempts to frame one to meet the objectless of all parties, adopted in lies of the on which bad been carried : " That the five toliowiag _ peaftemen—=. Mr. leNnahtes, Mr. C. Morrison, dr. Mortimer Mr:Stead, and Kr. Baker—be requested to ant sad co nfer with the directors on the 'abject of the parades of the Great Wsstern Company, and any other matters of interest to the proprietors, and to maks such ingalries thereon as they m way deem advisable, sad report to the proprieties the reran adjearnment of this meetiag.' lir. SPENCER inquired if any security had been taken of the late secretary, who had absconded. The CHAIRMAN believed no securities had been taken • sad, in answer to other questions, he added that that part ; had hem appointed by the provisional committee at the eaussieseement. The reason as why he bad 6, un 0301. off the =y's money in hand w, Mat shog had been to him to that amount (all of Wash were crossed) to pay oast= liabilities of the company, width shams ke had embed at kis own beakers, aad eauespeined the to kis awn use. It was also Mead that dolma rarge s s paid to bin for all' which he bad are aesesaseil lac La attempt was made to peas the repeat, bet this we• re. skied. and at length it was agreed that it sbeeld be received, sad eirealidad. bat that Its adepdsa *sold be do = the Miami eareNc4 midst was Iliad hat the fint Wady in October. Ms csiaa kr hellitig the shares ea width the Gallor. MA awl boa pill woe the disk lb. Daum okjoetbe p re vious teefteo for- Mt fame ea the valet thea. ea a otandos. 1,260 sham bad bees dadailmar while the somata demi that 1,068 cal, were a position to be Ito. • ease el *mks was than resod W the chairman, which limiest beta acknowledged.** meeting was adjourned uatil the first Monday is Weber, at two o'clock. DIRECT LONDON AND PORTSMOUTH. Yesterday the seventh ordinary meeting of this company was called at the London Tavern, but at the time appointed only a few shareholders attended. Mr. W. A. WILKINSON took the chair, and said that 30 shareholders were n quints to constitute the sleeting. bat as that number was not there, he should advise them to hear then port reed, otter which be Gould snake a few observa tions, but an renehniese ersabi be passed without the meet ing being amthhied, which might probably be the ems if they naked en hear leseer_ A PROPRIZTOR amps it was uncles, to go into Mal nem till the mean imantituted, as it would all be The CHAIRMAN thought so harm meld be done by the report being reed, which was done, and wee as follows : "The proprieties will have learnt with rams that the censtructioa of the line between Epsom and Lathehesd, which is dared by the inhabitants of Latherhead and its l vicinity, by the Mermen, sad by every member of the company, with the single exception, as the directors believe, of Mr. Cohen, bas been for the present stopped by the in junetiou of the Metier of the Rolls. The directors have been usable to brieg their media for a reveled a Mt order to a baring, by ream of the lamented Mae it the Lard Chan cellor. TM appeal, therefore, nesemerily steads over until November. Not content willi the obstruction thus thrown in the way of the company, Mr. Cohen atemasalv premed a petition under the Joint Stock Companies Wiading.up Acts for the dissolution of the company, Ike baring of which, however, stands ever wail November ; but as by an act passed at the ad of the last session, ineorpaated railway empanies are expressly de clared not to be whin the melds= albs Winding - up Acts, this petition may be sonei m digmesd of, and must eon eequently be diseased. I. addition a airs azati= *reed loss Mr. David Selsenal} the Mime a the Guildford, and Beira Mew Oenspery, eel the sea; connexion, se Ei dif•1101111 me leihriad, of Mr. Oshee, has recently a bill ce the Ilea tithe Cart of Chan cery aped gosepasy, esideiMj with the Lewin, Brightoo, end lima Oast lialkwq od•pastearim . 0 far as this esespany is semessi, that the agreement entered into with the Brightem Company with ree to the Epsom sad Leetbseitead line may be declared Hegel. However alberreedas them proceedings may temporarily preve, year dingoes helium that beyond delay and legal ex penditure, they will net suit the course which would ether wise have beta MOW, bemuse your directors, bal le ts: ay es ad wised Midis sempalay email *either abandon their nor wind up its amens, nee redoes their capital eel limi within the Mired limits, without express periimentery sanction, had shady aapeese the acessity of eme fee. their application to the legislature ; indeed, in this view a the case, it would appear to the directors, that the course pursued by Mom. Cohen and Salomon' would rather prove beneficial Chia otherwise to the company, in asmuch it it afford' a convincing proof that some legisla tive interfeream is expedient, either to relieve the company entirely from its obligations, or to sable it to tarry out such i portion of the undertaking it mar be found desirable, with out further delay from captions objections. Under the very peculiar circumstances in which the company is placed, it is sot advisable to enter upon these questions at length, but 1 the directors feel confident that with the support of the pro 1 prietors, they will be enabled to defeat the object of their opponents, so that ultimately some portion of the great la boor which has been bestowed, and expense incurred, in the ' prosecution of this undertaking will be pro (onto rendered' available to the convenience of the public and to the profit 1 of the Portsmouth propridon. The financial position of the company is not materially altered since the last half-Teeny account was submitted to the proprietors. It will be men that the balance in hand is 26,4011. 17s. 4d., to this should be added the calls due, and the value of cer tain surplus lands purchased, and which, wader any circum stances, will have to be resold ; these, together, may be reckoned at about 20,0001., which, added to the farmer sum, would amount, in round numbers, my to 47,0001, which was the fund proposed to be expended in the oonsanction of the line between Epsom and Leatherhead. The proprietors will, however, bear is mind that the funds at the sommand of the company will be materially affected by tha arrange ment with reference to the line between Epsom and Leather head, because upon that question will depend, I. a great measure, the value of the outstanding calls; and the proprie tors will also remember that the mosey in hand is subject to claims under contracts entered into for the purchase of lands, which it is believed will aboard the greater portion. The board have to report, with regret, the resignation of John Nix, Req. They have not thought it necessary to fill up the vacancy in the direction at resent." By the statement of receipts and disbursements to the 30th June, 1849. it appeared that the receipts were :-First deposit on 28.797 shares, at 11. per share, 28,7971. • second ditto on 28,889 shares, at 11. 10s. per share, 43,0331. 10s. ; first call on 28,695 shares, at 11. 65. per share, 36,7431 26,1721, 15e. ;1 second ditto on 17,448 stares, at 11. 10. . per share , .; interest, 4,3211. lis. Id. ; transfer fees, 211. 71. Bd.; rent, 4371. 13e.: total, 138,6281. 13e. 7d. • an d the disbursements, fur parliamentary exams, 48,47'61. Oa. 641. ; engineering and surveying, 15,731 L Oa. ad. ; law charges, 1,4051. 11s. 9d.; laud (with 'ow chargehlke„,reladeg thereto), 34,7221.95. 101 .; compensationdittes,7Xl. 18s. 2d.; advertieft, 4801. Is. 24.; printing and statism', 4061. 17s. 3d. ; Mitigate' arms, 1311. 18s. 10d. ; gam charts, 2911. 18a. 3d. • salaries, 2,0193. 2s . IL ; diresties. ; auditor, 214 ; total, 11 T he 19AL les. 3d.: leak( abeam* la lemd of 28,4011. 17s. 4d. CHAIRMAN Ma aimed apes a long statement agaiaet Mr. Alamein edema sad Mr. Cohen, for the onesillea they Imilmeihresti Muds the Direct Loud's ' asa Patemeath mime, freiri t i l hish lie edgmatised the' conduits, Moe rams= es tad we ea neither aset rase may met et law sesseisa. Their els eaLtreee =st e s ee llast en to Ledbetter tha , iiii mtl d t: a t Compawn is whisk time goademen wen lltri imaged; bat SO mitt net le le dm fees, hit I$ afte r way esasersed the WOW and tie lisaltHeMen Com pales, tibia eight te be left to MS* the aka between them thee. He medeled his observatioesby a meommen daden to ge ea with this project, as ell the shareholders, tamps Marva leinessa sad Cohen, were in favour of its being Two es oVl i taving arrived, and the meeting not bees constituted by that time, the shareholders went away with- out peeing any resolution in respect to the report above mentioned. - MIST CORNWALL. Yesterday, the hOlf-yesrly geaeral meeting of this com pany wee held at the Hiag's Arms Hotel, Bridge-street, Westraisster ; Capt. Hooasow in the chair. the minutes of the last meeting having been read and conflimed, the see:Mary read the Mewing report "At this, the sixth kalf-yearly mee of the preprietors, the directors have to Mate that the dales taterally presser oa the part of residents In the west of Cornwall to assist in carrying oat this railway, commencing In the first instance with the portion adverted to in the report of Fehreary last, has been embodied is a proposal to take up shares, in numbers at preemie amounliag to bet elween mar and two thousand, arm seedlike. which em be fore the propeieton. The directors have as yet into no 'assonants involving liability, nor is it their (mutton to pledge the employ to any proceedings for advancing the railway until the parties interested in such advance are equally pledged to an interest la the nooses of the Issue. With this view the directors prepare to asesmain definitively the amount for which they can prawn the land necessary for the construction of the works, and (by a fixed cAttract to include all extras and contingencies), the actual sum is. quisito to ()parade the portion of the railway alluded to— rts., from Hayle to Peannee. The directors are led to he. lien that at this time, when materials and labour are so re dead in pries, and maapelidon great, a sum of 50,0001. will he maple fur this purse, as well as fort the additiosal .iiVet• satisfy might denied ch. mote benefits now I con such iavem h tbe bear and the obtam mead. fact by 'I only, 'nay- to(Oh, my- ass th. Betting : 6tol on The Hero, and 6to I apt Midis. The running for the first mile end a half was made by the Prior of St. Margaret; it was then taken up by the Hero, and cu rial on by him until within half a mile of home, where he was heeded by Midis, who retained the lead to the end, and wen by s length. Bun in 3 min. 6 mes. EOll4ll St&ita of 6 sow. each, with 30 added ; 3-yr olds,old Tat; four, list etb ; are, Set 10Ib; sin and aged, ftit ; mares and plane allowed 31be • winners extra; optional selling weights. Heats, 1 mile. (lam maim) Mr. W. sedler's Master Murray, 131 b (Gilbert) 1 1 Mr. eteidieseaab Milk* ns. est lab (0. Brown) 11:, 3 sir 0. tleatbootes e by Unntmet out at Coaster, 3 yes, est (Robt. ethewood) 0 3 Lard Stratbmwe's Its Probe, 3 yrs, ut, 131 b ...(Willlwas) 3 0 Mr. P. Finical; v,;:ai, 7R 11lb (Abraham) 3 0 BETTING ON IHE COURSE. LEAMINGTON STAKES. 2to 1 apt Venda Iloto 1 apt Ellerdale 6 W 1 &Marley 15 to 1 Bagley 11 to 1 Col iogwood 20 to 1 Ribaldry ST. LEOER. 7t04 at Flying Didcbman i 30 to 1 apt Sauey Dick (t) 20 to 1 agst Old Dan Tu.ker (t) I 6 to 1 mat Nannyldrk and Old Das Tucker (t). Tke Epsom Autumn Meeting takes place on the Tuesday after the Dmeastar ; and judging from the large sums added to the various prizes, and the largemm of the 'nubs to the Two-yr-old Stakes and Handicap, will be a brilliant wind-up to the metropolitan season. RADCLIFFE RACES—WEDNESDAY. HEATON PARK STAKES of b toss. each, and 25 added ; 2 yr-olds, Set; three, 7,4 41b; four, Set 6b; e, Bst 121 b; six and aged, 9st 21 b; mares, Be., allowed 31b ; winners extra ; the second saves his stake. One mile. (7 subs.) Mr. Lane's The Meese, 3 yrs (Evans) 1 Mr. Baker's Pheamust, 3 yrs (G. Oates) 2 Mr. 11. Webbing's Athelstane, 4 yrs (Bumby) 3 Mr. Phillips's br gby Charles EIL, out of Mantilla. 4 yrs, Craaker) 4 7 to 4 on Atheletane, 5 to 2 apt Pheasant, and 3 to 1 apt Haase. Woo euy by half a length. WILTON CUP of 100 sou., added to a Handicap of 15 sou. each, 10 ft, and b only if declare& Two miles and a distance. Mr. Dawinn's Defaulter, 4 yrs, gat hilt (Arnold) I Mr. Ards/smith's lady Hylda, 3 yrs, Cot 10Ib (Wood 2 Mr. Gild's Ga ff er Green, aged , 7 st Cruker 3 Mr. B. Green's Abbot of Means, 3 yrs, sst 101 b (Bantam) 4 Mr. G. Barton's Ellen Loraine, 4 yrs, 6st slb (G. Ones) 3 Betting: 2 to 1 apt Defaulter, 2 to 1 sac Ellen Loraine, 4to 1 suet Hylda, and 4 to 1 apt Abbot. A floe race, won by a neck. Two YEAR OLD STAKES of 10 sou. each, with 40 added ; oohs, Sit 71b ; fillies, Sat 41b ; winners earn. Three quarters of a mils. (4 subs.) Mr. Osborne's Aebyranthea N s . Halloo's Leonidas Mr. Green's Ostokleston (Bomby) 3 ' Mr. Jamieson's Tabby (ranker) 4 6to 4 eget o.baldeaton, 3 to 1 apt Actipanthes. Won neck. HEREFORD RACES—WEDNESDAY. s s 1 HEREPOILDSIIIII3 STAKES of 15 son. each, 10 it, and 6 only if declared, with 50 added. About two miles and a third. (18 subs, 9of whom declared.) Mr. Griffith nd Golden Pippin, 3 Ira, Bet 1011) (That) 1 Mr. Johns's New Forest Deer, aged, Set 12lb° 2 Sir V. Cornwall nd Miss Bonney, S you, 711 31b Won be a head, after a line race with two; Mite Dunne, a bad third. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY OF DERBYSHIRE. This match, which was commenced on Monday at Derby, was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday, when the victory was proclaimed in favour of The Twenty, who won in one innings by eleven runs. The score stood thus at the termi. nation of the game: TIM 81EV214. A. Myna, Esq., run out Clark. b Tinley Parr, e Potter, b Paxton 1 b Paxton Pilch, b Tinley Bo b Paxton N. Pelt:. En., e Hunt, b Paxton ... o Horsley, b Paxton Guy, e Horsley, b Paxton Copt. White e Paxton, b Tinley b Paxton Hartlasell, b Paxton - ..... ...... Captain Leutour, b auk 1 b Tinley Hlllyer, not out not ost .... Byes, 13; wide S ........... ..-.-- 28 Byes ..... 1 Tan T Dyelle, e Box, b Clark Basco, b Clark ll4 I Grmay. • Box, b Hillier 9 E. Liuke. Zsq., • Lautour, b Millyer C. Tinley, b Clark Hunt, b Clark 6l Morale?, • Box, by Clark J. Cl!fford, FAO b w, b Mar 1911181 1 Bailin, • Box, b Clark ll Paxton. 1 b w, b Hillier Atteaborougb, by Clark. S rENI'Y. v. - - H. Earle, Esq., c White, b Hillyer A. Saes, ?eq., b Clark IS S. Potter, Esq., b Clark I S. Mor Mallaby, Seq., b Martiugell 17 Clark E. Smith, b MilthWell 8. Blase, Esq., b kiarUngelL 2 IWarm, not out 6 Calladime, c Pilch, b Clark Byes, 9 ; wide, 2 ll HS POLICE.-YmERDAy. BOW-STREET. ROBBIRT DT • 811OPMAX.—A. young unnamed AMES Snsedmy wen charged on suspicion with stetting quantities of silks, satins, and hosiery, of which he did not give • sada factay amount. Mr. Edmund Rogers, hosier and outfitter, carrying en business in St. Martin's-lane, stated that on Saturday last the prisoner called at hie shop and exhibited a variety of gloves, silk handkerchiefs, and satin stocks for sale, and see ing the unprofestional manner in which he handled the goods, he suspected that he could not belong to the trade, coupled with the fact that the price set by him upon the lot was far below the value even for ready money, which in duced him to offer a still lower price, and after getting equivocating answers to his inquiries how the property was came by, he agreed to make a purchase, requesting that the prisvner would call again in a taw dam which he promised, and moreover to bring anolher usortmtnt of goods with him'; on his presenting himself again with the property proitmed in his poessmion, be was given in charge. Constable 138 C division, who apprehended the prisoner, proved that he found upon him, in addition to the goods, • pot of currant jelly, a slice of cooked venison, and other articles. On being questioned how he became possessor of them, he said he had purchased them from travellers like himself. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said that he pur chased job lots at several wholesale houses in the City which he was constantly in the habit of doing to support himself. Inspector Dodd, F division, said that when he was at the station-house the !prisoner gave • very unsatisfactory account of the goods, or where he resided. Mr. Rogers informed the court that when the goods were offered to him the rrisoner said he had bought them of a Jew in Houndsditch, refusing to enter into particulars about himself, which caused him to hand him over to the constable. I The prisoner being questioned by the court, said that he , bore • respectable character , and resided at B r e ntford with ' hoe friends ; that he could refer to Mr. Haricastle, M.P., and that his sister, who was in *mice in Smith-street, Chelsea, could procure hail for his future appearance. The prisoner was then ordered to be remanded for a week, to give time for further inquiries; and he bad only just b-en removed from the bar, when it was ascertained by the police that he had within a few days back absconded from the service of his master, who is a draper, carrying en busi ness is Brompton, carrying away with him a variety of goods, which were identified. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FEIDAY,.AVOIIIIT 31, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following pleas at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Name of Place. wCours ei.a. of Strength of suge or Weather. Wind. K. Calm °vernal BARIVOOTOEI Natio Breeze Rain 8. BIAITOCIL W. Calm Overcast &Lamm N.W. elmi Overcast 11111111210111.111 Rain BaR. B alm lUDGIWATIOL B. C am Overcast LUMMOX Ramon B.W. Gentle preens Rata Carers Daiumorou N. Retort Ca W. W al Cloudy EDUIEIIOII N. Calm lm Emma E Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy . Powwows W. Galls Breeze Partially Cloudy Orassow N.W. Gentle Breeze Overcast Overact Harnaircoz No Return Calm Cloudless lizenuos Calm Overcast LOU= B.W. elm Heavy Rain Luanazrza. igrogrou Gentle &yeas Gloomy idaucarwria S. W. Calm Rain Nrwcasna Omani Oaroao N. Calm Pirraasosouon W. Gentle Breese Overcast Plazaocrn B.E. ',Gentle Breeze Overcoat Coma &W. Gentle Breese Rain Pornnotrra &E. Oentio /keen Overcoat Runner N.W. Calm Overcast Cloudy 8 W. Calm RUOMT B. Calm RainBwW. Calm Overcass Socramarros Sur mutant, N. Oestla Breese Rain Swanton Cloudless Tanwoarn No Return TOVIIIUDOI WiIITUT LE. Gentle Breese Overcast Warranarza At the request of several country correspondents the state of the wind and weather in London at 12 o'clock on the day of publication will in future be added to these returns. The observation is supplied by Messrs. liaszis, from their Observa tory, No. 60, Holborn. LONDON, THIS DAT, NOON. Course of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather. N.W. Calm. Orezeart. [Advertisement ]—A DREADFUL ABSCESS UNDER TUN Cwt MIEN ET UOLLOWAY'S OinTmenT AND Prue.—Robert slaa-ntaker, of Anstruther, had suffered for more than floe years with s ray dreadful abscess under his chin. Daring this time he bad been under the are of two surgeons in Anstruther, atd one In Edinburgh, without the Inset prospect of a care. In thin condition he began tones Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which, In the short space of two months, soundly healed the wound, and be is now ettioying the bestof MOM. These Ane medicines are admirable remedies for Ring's evil, wounds of all Undo,, burns, scalds, piles, fistula, and bearings down. Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establish ment, 244, Mimed, London. PUBLIC SALES. Ammar 30.—8 y Messrs. Wuxi/egos, at the Mart.-- Several enclosures of freehold meadow land at Dartford, Meat, in the whole 20 acres, and let at rents prods 1401 6s per annum—sold for 2 , 9301 . — S t i l x l acr oi. Frovhel: Cocas, nigh-street, Dartford, let for 601. la. es of freehold market garden. i.,, ow ,d , let for 371. 10e. —B46f. A ditto, let for 261.-3251. Several incloeures of land in Dartford fresh marsh level, about 28 acres, lot for 471.-1,0561. Freehold public house, called the Three Tons, High-street, Gravesend, let till 1850 for 201.-9801. Freehold house, 46, High.street, Gravesend, estimated value 551. per annum-9;101. Twelve freehold cottages, Three Tuns-yard, Gravesend-. 1,4201. Freehold public house, known as the Cock, Wesktreet, Gravesend, let till 18.50 at 131.-7101. Freehold house, 3.5, West-street--3001. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. the " nipping clesetta," sal • Wir t /am WM VIZ I CASUALTIES. Brightman, from London for Sydney (N.S.W.), went on shore about two miles from Worthing, at 8 a.m. this in ai l ing, at high water, but is expected off without da msge.—Littlehampton, August 29. Caleconis, Warden, from Ancona to Constantinople, which was on shore on the reefs of the Rabbit islands, and sob. sequently on the coast of Troy, arrived at the Whits Cliffs, 13th inst., still very leaky, and is waiting fora fair wind to proceed to Constantinople to be repaired.—Der. danelles, August 15. Mortimore, from Liverpool, got ashore on Bather's Point, 10th inst., but came afloat on the 13th, after dis charging part of her cargo, apparently without damage.— Dardanelles, August 15. 81RIT ED, MAILS. Hamburg. Holland 14AVM Pacific India vii Southampton India •41 Hanoilies Horton anit Halifax Mexico sad lisysaash West ladk Brazil ARRIVED. DUB. Sept. 7 Sept. 7 Aug. 23 U Sept. S Sept. 22 Sept. 7 Aug. '2.5 RRIIII.Pi- at Cork, August 29 from. Braila -.......... Ares-at Greenock, August 27 from. -........Marfoundisod Ammo -at Hull, August 29, from NFL Aux-at Shields, August 28, from Petersburg ASZLIA-at Cork, August 28, from,. --Constantinople AraI:ETA-a Liverpool, August 30, from -.Mambos" Axons-at Gravesend, August 28, from -.... (tsetse , APOLLO-at Gravesend, August 29, from . Grenade AUI-LBT-stGraymend, August 29, from Alp Bourn-at ()maraud, August 28, from Halm' Barran TAR-at Deal, August 29, from .. _ Q.*. Canouss-at Berwick, August 28, from Cassantma-at Greenock, August 28, from - Quetse Coaussa-at Hull, August 29, from Clouts" Cuoica-off Lowestoft, August2B, from Quebec CosPligrATrilli-at Gravesend, August 29, from Peter.burg Cars. STAWART FORMA-at Gravesend, Aug. 26, from-Petersburg Carsumme -at Gravesend, August 28, from . Manse DORINNT-at Shields, August 28, from ....... ......- ........ Esora-at Hull, August 29, from Essiss-off Deal, August 29, from ........... ...... .......... ..-... -..-." •••• * .SIZ pant.-at Hull, August 29, from . ..lesient TADRINa MINDZ-at Gravesend, twig 29, tram lismq OVISTO-at Gravesend, August 28. from Trines Ron.sno-at Liverpool, August 30, from Oispos Rosario-a: Gravesend, August 28, from Humus Rigas-at Gravesend, August 29, from .., Dios Ostr-at Hull, August 29, from j =l Jam= Banos-at Hull, August 29, from Pfteskarg Jar-at Shields, August 28, from ... Kars-at Cork, August 21, from At. John Masosszr Evans-at Gravesend. August 25, from Saw York Master-at °rammed, Awing 29, lards MART HOLLAND-at Gravesend, Augu st from. Buenos Ayres Mama normal-at Bristol, August 29, from. ANIS Mails-at Hull. August 2 9, from ». MORRIANA-at Deal, !August 29, from .. . .... - .... ....• ....*...= M ADONNA -ea Sunderland, August 2 9 ,: ham. Modals Mmoz•-at Leith, August 29, {from Sy y. CB. Prou.a-at Falmouth, August 29, from. Mamma Paws or WaLrs-at Portsmouth, August 29, from Lemke Hovey-at Greenock, August 27, from Montreal Itacen.-at Shields, August 24, from Rigs Rmaiza-it Gravesend, August 29, tram. Hsoovinv-at Gravvend, August 29, from PM l eS Itsruniv-at Gravesend, August 29 from faussoirr Moamsom-at Gra August 28, frost-Ilinuniehl RURPRIAR-at Bristol, August 29, from Petenbarg Solves:awn-at Greenock, August 27, from. New York STAFFORD-at Hull, I August 29, from - STRATHMORE-Off Deaf, August 29, from..- = Sarum-off Portsmouth, August 28, fr 005...........- ..... . ........ Snerson-at Liverpool, August 38, front ........... New Took SPIED-at Liverpool, August 30, from Quebec Trassr-at Gravesend, August 29, from ........... Peterstsug 'hears-at Jersey, August 27, from ... Labrador Wusass-at Liverpool, August 38 , from . Porto Bios ISAILBD. AOIIIOIIA-11'001 MU, August 29, to - NOM ATALANTA-4,0M Grmatead, August 28, to ... Antigua Acmuss-from Gravesend, August 29, to Goebel ALBION-from Bristol, August 30, to Norway ANDOVIR-ham LI , verioo - , A August 30, to Caul Amo.ups-trom Li *Wilt so, to Iceland ALAI. Geum-from vespool, August 30, to Yew Odom Ayres-from Liverpool, August 30, to buts Baum-from Liverpool, Assiut 3 0 . to I'IMBIBLIIII liseism-trom Gravesend, Await 29, to TAO Bum Farm-from Grarmen4 August 29, t0............80ng51i0n emu-from Gravesend, August 29 , to Daaerus Cuomo-from Liverpool, August 29, to Crcastedt Cosoues-from Liverpool, August 30. to ATMs& Cmsperns-horn Liverpool, August 30, t 0......- ................... Come -from Shields, August 29 , to 90 CcSA-from Shiel4 August 29, to Petersburg Doss or Awns-from Greenock, August 27, to Bouts, EARL or Immommt-from Gravesend, August 29, to EINSON Elsa-from Liverpool, August 29, to AL Motes Etas-from Liverpool, August 30, to Dordt FA Domono-from Liverpool, August 30, to Msgstuvavia °turner's-from Liverpool, August 30, to Bt. Petersburg Constantin* . G. Axsox-from Liverpool, August 30, to liousum-from Liverpool August 29, to Newfound. Gomm WAIJACII-from Liverpool, August 30, to Calcutta iliteramm UNDBON-from Gravesend, August 29, to ...... New York Hocaros Lis Brateo-from Gravesend, August 29, t 0... ...... Shields Taoism-from Liverpool, August 30 , to Antigua I. P. Mumma-frees Liverpool, August 30, to Ultimo!, Jos. puss - from Liverpool, August 29, to , New Y cat Jmes-from Cork, August 28, t o .. ... . Coon° ICurs-from Liverpool, August 30. to ............ .......... ....Danteg LAtRINA-from Liverpool, August 2 9 , to. Barbadses IBTBIPOOL-from Liverpool, August 30, to Naples L OU IPA-from Guen7 August 25. to Alarms Micmac-from Greenoe August 28, to .}Lams Mom Warns-from llu I, Au,- t 29, to Mgt Masi Pommy—from Livsnuml,, August 80. to Etidnoio Mon—from Gravesend, August 29, to. Billos MART liPtimsnors—fran Gravesend, August 2g, to 11.11403 Piaortax—from Bristol, August 30, to Vali= Prriur —from Liverpool, August 30, to Itorascuito—from Liverpool, August 30, to .AMIS ROILAN Expasse—from Gravesend, August 29, to Sooderisoi 81111.01—tram Gravesend, August 29, to Adel* Sao loanatoo—ham Liverpool, August 30, to. Havout. Somme—from Liverpool, August 30, to .Aftim Slum fin-via-4mm Liverpool, August 30 , to Boast—from Plymouth, August 28, t 0....... Wail TAITON —from Pomace, August 28, to ... .... Hielulmeto Tim—from Liverpool, August 30, to Swinemunde T. H. Paters—from Liverpool. August 30, to Ptilsdelphis Anoxia' Winomesos—from Whitehorse, August 28, to Wooutaans—from Liverpool, August 30, to 7: Ate Wan Potter—from Liverpool, August SO, to New York VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ALT:CANDID COCIIKAN; from Lisbon for Rio Grande, July 25, lat. 9 N., los. 24. Aourrura, from London for Van Diemen's Land, July 27, lat. 13 N., lon. 25. Auituic (barque), from Cork for Quibec , Aug. 18, lat. 47, Lou. 2 3 , master sick. BAT gran, of and for Suntan, Aug. 6, lat. 46, lon. 43. Comm, of llidcford for Quebec, Aug. 23, lot. 48.45, 15n. 11.33 W. EARL GILD; from Manilla for London, Aug. 7, lat. 27, loa. 31. Rows, of Plymouth for Quebec, Aug. 23, lat. 40.45, lon. 11.47 W. HARDWICK; from Newcastle for Constantinople, Aug. 25, lat. 49 N., 100. 6.50 W. M./Le:COO; from Liverpool, July 26, lat. 13 N. lon. 26. Hai°, from Calcutta be Lodes, Aug. 5,10 n. 34. Ili% uoo, of Caornarvos, A 21, lat. 48.40 N., ba. 12.29 W. Jamarrovra, Aug. 24, lat. 47, los. 17. MART KRUM; Aug. 25, lot. il, Lon. 7. Murano, Wylie, from Atticalbe Liverpool, Aug. 18, lit. 27, Lon. 35 . NoavaL (barque), of Greenock, bound west, Aug. 91. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAILEY.--June 24, at Calcutta, the wife of F. P. Bailey, Eel, 701 Regt. N.L, of a eon. BIRD.—July I, at the Crane, Simla, the wife of Capt. W. W. 814 Amiskateaidont, Lucknow, of a daughter. Clipllol.ll.—lday 29, at Calcutta, the wife of J. 8. Chisholm, N., of a eon. . CODRINGTO7I.—Aug. 29, at Park-place, St. Jaraes'e,Lady Georgian& Codtington, of a daughter. ETRYN.—June 12, at liangalore, the wife of Capt. Eykyn, 11th Relit N. 1., of a eon. 01889.--June 37, at Meerut, the wife of LieaL and Adjutant Gibloi Seth NI., of a eon. OLADSTONE.—Aug. 28, at Hawarden Rectory, Slia l Phirt , th e wits of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., of a daughter. ROUPRLL.—Juse 16, at Madras, the wife of T. B. Roupelli Es 1, a eon. MOM—June 28, at Meerut, the wife of Lieut. W. Short, ENO" , of aeon MARRIAGES. CRUICKSH 4NIE—MUSGROVE.—Jwse 22 at Wsltair,l; shank, 38th N. 1., eldest son of A. Cruickshank, Esq., of t0"",....'"" Porfarshire. and of L.utgley.part, St. Vincent, to Loma t 4 ."'" , eecond daughter of Mr. J. P. Mangrove, of the same ItrP _ MANNERS—BROWN.—June 23, at Colombo, by the Lord 1u50m,..., 11. R. Manners, Esq , Capt. 37th Itegt ., to nude, claUg' 4. of tAcut..Col. Brown, Royal Engineers. PARNELL—BOWDICH.—Aug. 28, at St. Pancras, P. Paroel l . E t of the Middle Temple, to Eugenie Keir, youngest daulltda 0 late T. E. Bowdicb, Eaq., the African traveller. DEATHS. GUIZLAFF.—At Siogspore, Kra. Gatela, wife of Dr. Gutz l4 the Chineee Secretary. MACQUEEN.—March 2, at sea, on board the ship Wellog t : Be.. J. Ilacqueen, many years secretary to the Bengal Orphan Society. QUANBROUOII.—June 22, at Salem, en route to Madre...41044 Isabella, daughter a Lieut. O. Qaanbrough, Indian Nag. ..ISvat ROBEILTS.—Ang. 30, at Ludgate.hl ll , Kr. G. Roberts. . 1013 11 1-1. the W. W. J. 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