The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-27 00:00:00

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Ws` Zll reerrirrials -- redroa - re Ae arartrat d arm la We "Mr *••• Wares W WIWI* bar We imadr mild end We la Ms oparias ar berry wrise ow rap. war la tor prow WOW bwillA p L ang 7 11 • 1 = *rd lowa* by thir yeoman pereed; art r • ler do~ of We rallia• 'MI bra Wed, rd faraday tb• dkparre Fern. rand. Loader rimming sod slaw arr •ad am be proard lbw the sad ler ettr a la. lad. Pill * tas GARDENING AND MOUNT. ps_bliabst. pry RA W.. Na 3 a rER 134E.N. Edited by Jervis ?limns ; aid Übseintid by 1104 krt. and Evans, 11, Rouveribdrobt yablubed, *APIA of LILIGH HUNT, of Friends sad Calasniararbe• la Parini% prise 311. ed. b micord clod. • penosat tecdbvtioa at lb* Wows and 4 the most resertabk Herm, sera sad , years, d by Amble el tar tam turtle • bine • men of Neal *tan a Moak • e LAO laud beton 111 WWI di his de. arm soot seam dumult. It is studs near are some sable loam et Wars. courage, to be lewd trod tt.“—Athaa, et any tied recautli=l. belt ne ~c agelaccraphy." E air, and I*. 65. pubbibed. in ids, Sok Ida Ms., • TERMS aped is GRECIAN sal GOTHIC ascsTrivnu as. axe .ropen hundred llbutratbes draws from %Ted cs wood by AMU and admit and- lambs : IM' liras, liset-etreet. sTIONAL impels& Thom& 'taus ; rimet_lkee. VON erWLEMAIOM. lfi. wadi Is s• ey the try arrsrt at 1M gel aimless eaperiseeld sea peeler even. Idea *else/vet ep elkilt tie virile Is Maned by :nu cd Alerts me mon .61tarieg leteserlloa le learshigeer pee. WORKS. pries Is. ^NA Lso3TUiiTueo -- soon engem= to law astaliii *nos of La ir idevie, minted with Mem" be prim and verse. The sieve 230 esigravtep, pries N. It will be poNiebed, price niffsvcruK: o•ia, • ortopmeks dtebraM br • more deuced elan of IMMO bon Ifa•Abb Cremes! stakes 1 lbs Illorataro to at prism Illy. /*NW epos Yaw awls al obstrie• aced er.ll barb ossioriso ol style Won loan autbors. aioi mlll W po.at oat ley str—ar IT by all vim, bout to boosame, sot tomb" bid &gust mutters of tie* no. wf Owed sad dereebed 130 01 1% deoteeely vide\ doe liotee will be given. espedied ea Morel tome. bee ewe way. el lie Bleareied Lend= Sews, Ild. • an Illeelwedeed AWLS SEW WOW. p 111.114.. Z i t b N T of raariadas. art istlamal uma at Wm." awl Sanaa Idafssat litS-ePrimilLsobra—lle hes. Loa" Pao% 1 calor Oit plaauslaa I my pi and la at Milit— m ltawkaa forp—Maate— lassalag, alaarars Bahia& V 2.1160. I lei& Y. irk ; by pre. at 1081~. _eary—lienialshesee et DWI% lea YT. b AD. = awl we ems mew may tea' t• C— and we) et r. ea= iimedestleti that beireme the bedates, or shady, rod midden Am he the diet awl phyded teddetacie el mare; Ilissa. IMI. airaklll; Carvallo. Alin Ile milmit. lib. Argyniima. us. LUIDLORDS.—The Doke aad awl at Endslsiah cottage ea Wed * Oa Thundsy hot their gram istuges which ban ►... meta • lowa of Tavistaek by his grace. In rooms. together with a supply There is also adjoi!iys :are sr. pi., privy. Ws bower, sad a yird for 4 !" tOittbil with a genlis; for all of which licsas.daton essti trout has to pay sae *Map mad ..I;esee ;or wee's. There were betwees oes sad two _cart , for the cottages. After hie grass had e.i.te: a 1 the totters, we andentaad be 'Dignified his rmat syp.orica of the •- • !wetter with the r.inforts that ware provided for est um's,. Ws trust t'lat the noble exemple that hie irate /'m thw %Mae of moiety fer the cooditios of the , r‘r Lames will be (Wowed oat by esker lowdlores is time YAATION, 01 THE SCNDAT-HOCND LITTI9.I. r nmed a reamusiostion, sigma& " et. • 'shad." lo wonderful • nature 'hat, if it had some fr. isybody but a Wait and from any mint bat 13% we should never ham believed it. St. Hutt in ra ttat tre lottery &tilted in a provincial latter nca, have %antis the iaterval between Saturday and Mon day, ' , Hag to the umpire of vatal communication in the onsauntir Anson poi!anical I.riilation. so impatient of the daisy, ?hr. they ~.a; I n coat., tbeneelves, and ham Ma actually heard t, cmpare Lotes. He gives the A• a f.w , Jet of many of their conversatione : To letar A—which ar!:ies ale nt,on by heaving a dun) 1.10, mif from the h eart of the writeriarl Unlit B , "A net are 4 , ,u shows i You s , ea very sentimental "lad T., w seiditt o,tti a Saar, akomind on as snow." " ..4% A. I%a addressed by a poor mad young fallow, .• over vary 19 19T , to the °Nut of his a(ectims, who t 4. afilteliiit ably earluted to answer his last six billets. E• Antos to my that he will destroy himself unless he tour. tr.. her by morn of out. Wnet is your mows ?" t ' . •.. •••""nt S." why, rather urgent, I should say i tt..--' bother h • had a fresh attack—put >•.l into a putrheise and come up instantly if yea r ( t of t „ Anything particular ?" Wee letter li." No," marten 1). " only from •fe win writes to tell her husband that ma execution -• •or. pet into their home In his annum, and that ho "tars host directly, and set wait till the next day, * r -• Ruda will hew sold off at a kw, sad Me and bar ;- • •on tunoql Imo the street" "My tidings." remarks 4, 6 of ... so huh impurunna." "So I should judge," • •tfosl. •• 0, 5 66 6 k Tney are these," !• " • lieu Tom,—Yoar poor uncle has died sudden!y. .4fteal 54 his Intr. Come up isstantly, or that old • • tl ar , 199i1e away with everything in the hums.' l." 'KT` E, " sin to • magma of liartholoniew's, now "' l nn)), tuning ban to came up instantly, as tlno o ~o roment, and a pltieat's only chance Is on n " Saint Martia-le-Grand says, that such news se .909 ift.l9.llCld won't 4.ep, and (nicht not to be ";•• " , f4 on Saadi, sad we would take the word of 1• Au•taa ag.nat that of S. A‘t.ity, or St. I'lliniptre.— 1 It nut.--BARN•Ler.—A terrific thunder voi•••1 teem at Ileelack oe Tuseday nigh% which "" 44, i wspisied by a h eavy f a ll of rain sad light's's', witisus4 for several bourn. Yisterday, shoat ball 14t. 0 ! .1 Via. k . such was the cloadedetats of*. atmosphere, 'both• plis. yenta the sarkst planer's, obliged to light in' Tau a.rkuw trostiaaed nearly sa hoer, mid MO • 444 hy • fill of raie, whisk eoattemed until 4 p a., ' • ihahaved I.y heavy peak of theader sad vivid Mahn of '''. l 4sc. whisk it is hared hes dose neck Wog uu the Ws at the tuwa. • ..------, r TEAT. seterlOot f war boar en• " W so. osl •1 • 11 " " res 1 6 0* *44. no" ............ • fed to. est lehle• I bra • • ..vit a p • awl r • ▪ 0-DPIL *Os %...gllet le d i. tr - •• 4 • sas, n" o the ek ee wa u g y A. al eas Ito treree iS leX • le KIDS we▪ st imoIIONIMMT %Meth W 1 •0 eda oirt " r• • :se rkw tomow. - . MONA INN TTTIOnaI 11T4 51 r. 9 '‘,„.* orwTITT W ITT T. 1.6421 1. a :r• r am row irme moo rur -ar ror ..t.• l'A haahlt tKIINERIS p t aows .. asel y : ire 11 W 'r l V..hllerelt roe 6 " * r yt,oo, do of d O 1011 1": tbe mama 10 0. the ppm •tt u S. etre will ed 11°N. Mark ••• sal Rye ealet, a the Nook •r grom•e eel • s :a. aL, !nth mos I NE % Mow; o% GA ~, *1 rX it )N • FLOWI ;_ 1 tv .111: Pomo nj • no'. WA. n: Pantry :DC - • • J tpt THg AC [11131(410 1.-nv.a...ente• of • ••.• :a 1 li,ee NOT - • c woe apm ot tla T . • ." •• .•• alyeeera, • . 'Jug . we hat 1- 7 •••,•....•••, whew L • • • ,•le. and mei rad. T 77 • • es c.. hook • -• tea. • : ftutla, Eli - - be publish A of 11 o • ..tetra • r• 'TM? , • • 727 NATI. ...-- --- NEW Elil - CA The Fortl fr-e .'u teblLia r , E.: • )NllO •. • . ....4 .7. ; teeehe • • ,„.rd, • r. n • •• • -I_4 • :.• . • L‘et :,• , • • . wed, p New hl 70! It:: .7 • .‘ 1 at: - •2• 111 • - •• .nd sharth t .• LONDOt ▪ . ;" dee • • t a•b - ty el ex .• WARY et 1 .• 41•4245ry wa 1 d To tear • • the hot undel • :.• te heßed • r 'ratters lad spiel a 'mei of : as 1 Mc lariuii TGWU ...Lai at the date el Leeks, sed rad by a DI. CULTS** la• ea* ENJOTME Nealth • remotion r•urre = hefty :..at 44 144•0•1 ethr • ••--The leaLeefea at TA 7.anta—On Oda& low he 4mo/we. 11.,,1taa11l tom to Os MOUS T., :.-A Ty:: le the Lela-1 Wm liglonri Ale% new WON WIRT Is UT. • That twee nee= • hwy.. ill • •• health toe enJ ✓ smut 4 444 N.P. • • •-•.,* rates i .A. ta^e••••••. :A Powneeeletre deed gel e.t.a • _ EXI3IPLE 1011 D•tton • bombed embed ion J !to 1211 iorodt. ; . tko GI room ✓ ea•tetne a tk• I. = arse. *IMO d ie • ...? aed o reaU wen it ' •••.6q• la 11111* yr 4 :1 1 44 tote*, leeeth.:l acc:iur.detboa oado Moe ark. Tim FEU OF THE coda or 00741101 t PLEAS OP Tali COUNTY P•L•TIJIR OP IotIICASTRII PROCRSI 111.011 t 1 11114111101 001311111 AT WZBTIIINSTIR. to eta id= Authria, . : 811. — Tare toasty em almi s,„ m oudli se may be ha to may of pa/ Ma% wish aOseet et Maw eery, ised with • mei of •11•1111111 M.eared 'be pgtt et Cornea Pleas at Carman. 1 ever t th= g eaelosiesj he 614•111! el Lomas NS AN taperer was at Wassillailre Tao lawaressee Is hiss al t at webs beat the trapeige "semi, Wiw et le tee i eterit, go to viler 1 m • I. le Oissadier of the Onerg Melba el . mad It is la this abide pes. ergo that the sasastoses woe sad Pose I sot sheet to .pee k « ease. I awl that these area sad arse sassed by beta Jae to ON par seas. the seas ead ibis aimed ler the lake pavans by hot marts at West. I pa • law batman 'Mb say la takes es • wry Ye sample of the whale. Pee atingle. Jolts loses is sheet to try ids maw spina Pete Thseasser gu l i t as hewass awe. setv ed =ssolaty tome& the between thaw la tee "WI WWI* esed_ ampler laseeebisoaell Perbook the ebssareseabl, as Itto lenses tsess it. Mesa Wen piev a z esuir sase lee Us. lAA . bee defog this with Os ail sidle of Lessner, ems tree 41. Ila sea& le. Awl easold the have iarialpiel hewn wilt • speak! jury, be *k sea l• addaloa, esaistal es the wow, es ill seedehisgello isdepadent of the few payable to the speeil e i=en. We will ow rapines Jam i.e.. se have wig. seat. sad tininess of eaten tog its satishaisa. jaunt istoolmsaiebtaiasil ea a weak etillettrOWl Ouse Nita ease 2e. WI wariest; sad la a• sew sa es seasty, szospilag abbe sad Darius, wade the y shame sassed 7s. Bet *WC the lodgment be on •lowashin mate, Jobs Jew weld had himself shamed Iw, la Nest, the eery sass Wag alb amen vamping but SI lac se N. 10s. Telco stifidier emes t Jabs is... hes a jorigiamet epos • Leneeshis mos, bat Peter Thews doss ass, it awe did reside la that *tasty. Well, there le • se ally ameba bat laissiblo sad set vapeollemble_ pasta s I. her li kastib lowelbat seallers aseemay before a writ sea issue to dm eine, la Irish the geode NA *hawk at Pete: Thomas an, that • writ a. Ant be awed, sessaweiert the shall of the judgment mai as levy the goods el the said Peter Thomas; sad spun meek sheriff manilas that he (Peter Theses) has we goods or abattoir is (the /head .) eaenty, thee a writ may p to the sheriff of the aunty where Pats, rime. actually midis, but sin till then. ' Many of your milers may probably suppose that s sheriff, before be sap Peter Thomas hr one shift& is his catty, rosy, by his myrmidon, roma the qfree ono end the other to smertaia the fast. N 3 sash Wag. A ntaura is outdo daply at the must « &hi yens isle( the writ, sad you my say day get this dose la fie mime, at • sharp et Itw ei., t walking into Red Lies. square or Beimpalldatreat. But it is Imperative es proceed to attack Pow Thomas sea Leaesehire. Well; you mast go to Preston, ad after • delay of two or throe dam mastoid thereby, yea obtain the infonnatios you well him bares; mid at what expense ? Why, at a chug vacillating haws 21 18s. tad 31. 7s. Jest deem the raiser is which this mighty affair is brought sink. Her Majesty's court at W. stmiester lam a writ, sot dire/awl to the sheriff as in other counties, but to the shaneellor of the *sway palatine of Lancaster, commending his by Lis writ es einnemand the sheriff to levy the goods, Ike., sad to make known to his the ehentrellor what he the sheriff may do by virtue of his the demeanor's writ, that he, the Chancellor, may inform her Majesty what h., the Simi, has done. Ts this the Crawler moms for sewer that be, the Chew:eller, by virtue of the said writ, to him dirsead, had by another writ, under the seal of his said Maly palatine, 'amended the said Sheriff, as he, the Chaneellsr, was eamended, which said Sherif, in mum to his, the Chassidic's, writ, bad retorsed to him, the Chancellor, that the said Peter Thomas had so gooda is his bailiwick, whereof, de." And this ridiculous mummery it repeated on all processes required to be ee sated in Lea sable*, and for what possible good payees e =opt to put a goodly sum into the pecks% of some fortunate individual, I es totally usable to cam). stare. Toe judges' clerks is Rdl'egarden (of whom mon ass.) in wormy imitation of their batter , no sooner perceive the womis "Common Pleas at Ltheuter " (familiarly deli mited by them. " C. P. L."), than up goes the sale, and that which is 1 in Qem's Binh, Commas Pleas, or 2:che quer, betties 4, and sometimes 8, in C. P. L. fish is the force of ezempk. The Milks deeming of the judgeo, and of easy eminent barristers, has fregiatly been draws to Oh scandalous gnomes, and sany of them have spokes pretty freely on the subject. Ose of the brightest ofilaaseitta of the bench has ire. pressed the stragest indigestion at what he called • pest assertion ; sod has stated that he would make a maneentatiom to the treasury ou the subject. This reptesentatioa, I have heard it hated, he did I lam, hot then met with so powerful an opposing ietthesee that be was empeled silently but reluctantly to yield the `east. Wall this influence prove too strong for my lard Campbell and air John finis ? A similar jurisdiction was abolished is Cheshire; why not is Ire shire and Due. resale, Sa, to, Loadoa, Jest 10. A. P. A. C. Fciloor.— The annual meetseg at this lastiestied wee held yesterday, at the Marylebone Institution, Edwards -street, Putman square, Lord Ashley is the chair. The chairman cont. messed the proceedings by stating that, however ineflllent their efforts might appear to be, yet still they had realised is many rams greater remelts than could have been anti cipated. When they Lai ked upon the lawless class which they had to deal with, and the depravity which they had to ' ooatend against, they bed every cause to be grateful for the bused , ' which many hal derived from the iutitution of the ragged schools. Tee report being then read, stated that 36 boys had been boarded, lodged, sad clothed in the Refuge Institution; 180 children of each sex, and 40 adults, had been under daily tuition ; 70 boys had received isurnetion in eariose trades, and 2.5 of each sex had been provided with a daily dinner. A Sunday school, with an average attend ance of 43, bad been in mutant operation; and a library and reading room had hien opened. Right boys and three men bad been sent to the eolimies. The report was adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the but ane Mike meeting. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LATE Piill.ale- TIDIOrIC INITIIVTIOII.-111. W. Payne held an inquest at the Priam Albert, Darden-row, Lonson.road, Southwark, on the body of Hugh James Wilson, aged 32, who lost his life by the fall of the bedding formerly used as a part of the manufactory of the Philanthropic Society. The deceased, it appeared, who was a Fusel polisher, employed by Mr. Hurd, builder, who is erecting several houses en the site, had shortly before 12 o'clock gm* temporarily into the upper part of the building, which was used as • carpenter's shop, when It sw:denly gave way and fell to the ground with • tremendous eras", carrying deceased with it, who wee buried V the reins, and, when eztriested, was found lying across a bench, and a lard* beam across his beck. He was then quite dead, and three other men were also imbedded in the rubbish and severely injured. The jury, after • long investi gation, returned a verdict of " Accidental death," expressing an opinion *ketces caution had not been used. FOREIGN FRUITS AND VEOETABLEB.—The follow ing numerous fad large arrivals of fruits and vegetables have taken place in one day from the Continent fortes m•tropo- Inas masks , . The steamer Rainbow, from Rotterdam, brought 1,101 been of new potatoes; the Sir Robert Peel, from Dunkirk, 809 baskets and 49 cases of sew potatoes, 2.53 &seas of ceulifhwers, and 1,124 baskets of cherries; the Apollo, from 'Rotterdam, 3,788 baskets of sew potatoes, 4 baskets of mellows, and 19 selves and 12 basks' of cucum bers; the Stadt D srdrecht, from Hardt, 28 hampers and 20 baskets of new views, 20 hampers of cherries, 8 hampers of cabbages, and 29 hampers of carrots ; the Fyenvord, from Rotterdam, 603 baskets and 200 bags of new potatoes, and 197 baskets of eh ; the Venesaela, from Havre, 1,676 baskets of various kinds of fruits; and the Sabo, from Antwerp, 26 basket, of green peas, and 1,384 baskets of various sorts of fruits—the produce of France, Holland, and Belgium. ANOTHER FATAL CARR Or " in quest was held at Parton, near Whitehaven, on Monday, on the body of a young man, named William Hewitt, who died from the effeeta of a dose ol Dr. Cola's preparation, known as 0 Lobelia." The deceased was a founder, and belonged to a beceilt club, a man, named William Tait, who was a terser at a foundry, professing to be his medical adviser. About thee* or four week. ago the deceased complained of • pain is his stomach, which seemed to have continued almost up to the period of hie death. Oa Wedaesday evening be con sulted Tait, who mismi him up some of the lobelia, and admi nistered it to him in three doses. He appeared worse after he had taken it, sad he vomited during the whole night, and en the following day (Thursday.) On the Friday his state became more alarming, sad no medical man hav ing been called in up to this momsat, the dusesed wished one to be lent for, as he was sure that the lobelia which Tait had given him was fest killing him, Mr. Hilton, swim., saw him and found him is a state of great prostration and had vomited severely. Ile complained of a burning pais I. the stomach ; that .he bad tskea some of Dr. Coin's stag en Wednes day night, and that he had ant been well gaol. He was understood to say, that he had taken • teaspoonful and • half of the medicine several timer. Deceased was aft.rwards mien by Mr. Wilson, another medical gentleman, but nothing could recover him, and he died on Friday afternoon. The post mourns examination of the body showed that the stomach and bowels were highly inflamed. After the usual tests, lobelia was found, sad the opinion formed was, that the deceased had died from inflammation of the stomach and bowels, brought on by undue administration of lobelia iaiteta. Its poisonous *fleets having been described, Mr. Tait denied its having such an influence—too mach could not be takes of it. If the iletesesed Ind followed hie in. struetions, he might have survived. The jury found that the deceased died from the offsets of lobelia inflate, adminis tered to him by William Tall. The case will accordingly ' be tried at the visaing arias& THIS DAY. OOURT OF BANK.RUPTCT. Noma Ye. thetworweso wrens. IX IN OOLLINOWIND. nil wee the a/joined sousisedes woodeg is the ewe M 0011 1=t h e i er. seseeMe L pelWed by M.!! Betesw, el esterdel Over iMilet mums prier es the tam eek showed eleesemill debit to the' unmet et 1,98 k. Ida sheet 600 L Mmes.. Mr. Liakhow wee fa the Itealwere. There wee se cop peelekle, wed be pree4. As eneerusee of 101. was ordered for the peeffretbla lb. sneer. Ix as Amadre. The Makrept, Apses Misr." was eassibill offlidaZ• 41,1104. el LIT/sped; bet iso sass bed b e eis r Ateb I seen in emeemmes4l the mierill fill slia liabp is Liebe. Tbis was the last min ing. TM balms Mot showed a "the illa. as Ovals dabs. besides 6181. en neamth fal l I seth 11•114 i 064 Jabs Woodall, el wbi* lb* Z builig n ke e d bela resi proprisor Mai ,wisla Mr Mbar. Tbd bed bass al, and Oa premeds takea bp the . nadir la• *bears minter& . Adamant. Tbßr ria tls ealtholed by tie weignso, eitoa tle resell will depend On meat sir samits. Mem. Parnell Mt Tar steamy, ler On eaullom .)f jested 00 um •u 40006 40 lawas. and Ma limalsisaill 2 wee 44104411114 1 011104414 41 ~..41 ) t . X 1100111011.111111. 2 tar: Hilidelettlthl . . O.* - • mobilise tut a be- Isme-sieet. sitawM bets aa lbe asetst of MIK ' • one embossed assets. 1.901. They vim priaters to the Bali. dows Treat bpsiety. Mr. Wilkie appeared kw IM bankrupt Ward. Tlns aments sot Wing satislastoy, the thaialisa rtes wee adjourned. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Bo Yr-31'MM. 4.111•17 LT VPOW • Pomo, Comavaar.a. - I. Masses, a beetwialter, Mary Arus Gilbert, eat 'hew Lerstrie, wire charged with hwArkg sad sereadtlaa Polio seeetsble Mears, No. 47,1 &rib& while is the eaewitioa et hi deity. • The were drikisi teasther is the Crews sad Dreiry-laae, kept by Mr. llarlle, yester day afteraeos, whew they sosimeased dalitlai. Mr. Sarni weaseveared M *et the sale primer tress the hew, sad is delay se he gm& Mr. &vibe repeatedly is the WO sad chest. • amoral Bala them ma* aad 1L..,. wee allied ia. Mews tamed mead apes the esastabi, kicked Ma, beat his shoat the body, sad is the streak they tell to the ground. The haste prhessre that tame to the assistance et limn sad eadeaseared to ramie his. The females this asaineand a ?arises week apes the seestableotrark him in the bee. Weakened his eye, sad sat hie Nee. They also attempted to bits his, sad taw eoa stable woald se doubt have beea severely lajured, if he had set resolved ateletease. Kr. Hall wimmitted the tamale primmers to am wont►'s imprisonment eae► is the beam of orineetios, and Seed Mum 31 foe the assault spat the seestable, sad 30s. tor the smash spas the publican, and is default M payment to be tiamisesed for six weeks. The dale were not paid, and the prisoners were all removed tor/whet. MARLBOROUGH-STREW. MUIDZIOVII —./. Moon aria charged with =Wait amid woaattiog • bey, aimed P. Cooney. The toiand boy was la each a dangerous state as to be sample to 'mad. W. Coe!ley, t►e father of the boy, stated that he resided at No. be, Dadley street. On Sunday sight he was standing at the dear waiting for his son, when he raw the latter fussing up the street followed by the pri soner, who bad a large knits io his hand. Witness board the prisoner toll oat: " Tots young this., if I get hold of you I will do for Ica." All at ones witsiess's son stumbled, and the prisoner rushed upon hiss, and cat him wore the fees wit► the kali, three or tear times. The lad saaasged to get up, and was trying to get from t►e prisoner, whew the latter followed behand him and slabbed him between the shoulders. Tne prisoner then ran away, and witness's son fell to the grouni from loss of blood.—Rernandod kr a week. ACCOMMODATION 1 , 011 TEE DIPLOMATIC BODY IN TIM Hove■ or LOA:AL—TM select committee of the Howe of Lards, appointed to inquire whether an improve ment sea be made in the elistiog arrangements et the boom, se ea to afford better accommodation for anbaseadon and =Misters of breign powers wbo may desire to be present at its debates, have reported , That the committee have met, and considered the subject matter to them referred, and are of °plane that the lower ends of t►e Peers' Galleries be added to the Strengen' Gallery, in order to afford present accommodation to the diplomatic body; but that tti, arrangement shall cot be aonaidered permanent. TRIAL Or THE PRINZ MINISTER 0? HESSE CASSEL von. Funcuesm.—We have reeeatly stated that M. von fithenpflog, nomPremier of Electoral Huse, hoe b-en tried and found guilty of embeultement and forgery; the following are some of the particulars as they appear is the set cot accu sation. In the autumn of 1846, • prison by ume Reich undertook from the government of Besthoud • contract for the repair of the CoartMoase of that city at the sum of 604 dollars. This sum was paid, by Di - umber of the same year, by the went of Vie Royal treasury into the hands of 111. Hassenpfiag, who occupied a part of the building ander repair as an oaciskretidenee, betas in the service of the government; the mow, was for the payment of the contractor, and mknowl,dged by von Hasunpflug is a receipt. Oa the 22nd January, 1847, the accused took the repairs off the bands of !Leith, paid him out of the money in band 401 dollars for the work already ex ecuted, and Induced the contractor to give a receipt for the whole sum of 604 dollars. Von Hassespfiveg then carried out the works at his own risk and brought the expenditure to an exam of 7 dollars over toe sum received. In the following year fresh »pain ware contracted for at • fired sum, and Hamenpflug again intervened between the contractor and the treasury, took the work into hi, own hands and induced the tradesman to give him a receipt for the stipulated sum: the !at ter declares that he received any money oaths occasion. The minute details of these transactions were carefully in vestigated by the court at 0 rieswold. and the result, as has been stated, is the condemnation of M. Ressenpfiug to 14 days ! im prisonment, restitution of the embezzled sum and payment auto costa of this process. The consul for the defence did not attempt to deny the crime, but dwelt upon certain ex tenuating circamstamme. DIRECT LONDON, PORTSMOUTH, AND CHICHESTER. The title now' for the winding up of this company's SIAM has just brought in the lists of share holders who are liable. There are five of them. The fires malts of originel shareholders, who paid the deposit of two guineas a share; the second t f thoo who paid the deposit of 20a. a share; the third of those who load 10s. a share ; the fourth of thee* who paid the deposit of two guineas, sod re • oeived back their bitten of allotment; end tae fifth of thaw who kayo not paid the deposit or signed the deed. The plans for the line appear to have been I,dged, but it did not p into parliament. The smog nt of deposits received was about 6,8091., and 2,6001. was collected, to defray outlay, from members of the proviaionel committee. The outateading claims, mat of which are disputed, amount to about 7,0001. THE SOUTH WALES COLLIERY STRIZIL—The strike of the colliers In Glarnmganabire and Monmnothettira still continues. The last isceoants represent the rillowiog eollieries as s• ill suspended in Glamor. simian :—The Church, the Tyr Ades, the Carrig•Utin, the Cilvaeb, and the Clander; is Monaostlishire, the Abercarne and Owythea, the C %fiery. the Barrels, the Butteryhatch, the Bock, the Place, the Waterloo, the Gwrhay, the Argovd, the Idanihole, the Remands, the Wellington, the Blencoon, the Penyven Hold, the Hived Vein, the Bleeneullio, the Penycoeda, and the Trynant. Tha strike is doing col:alterable mischief to the porta of Cardiff and Newport, the chief outlets (or these collieries, numerous vessels which have put in for cargoes having oiled out empty. A comparison atlas present rate of wages with the price of cosl and the cooperate price of coal and labour some years ago, show. that the colliers have little reason to coniplaio. In AprillB44, the price of cool was 6.1. per too, and up to the end of last 'ear it was raised to fit od. per ton. On that rise 8d per ton war added to the miners' wages; but the coal is now reduced to 7s. W. per ton again, and the wages are now reduced 2d. per ton. Mali. GLOVER'S BENEFIT.—The claims of this lady upon the consideration of this play-going public hays bean thus urged by the committee who are arranging the forth coming benefit : " Mrs. Glover has for sixty-four years been a member of the theatrical prate...ion • of that time fi fty. three years have been eevoted to the London stem. Through out her whoa career she has occupied a dietiegnished place in the foremost rank (genius. Bhe hes devoted her earnings to the support of five generations • her grandfather. her pa rents, her husband, her ehildree, and grandchildren have eneonnively been mainly dependent upon her exertions. The object of the proposed beatilt is, in the first plies, to offer a testimony of public respect to merit so rare : and, in the second place, to moors the means of rendering comfortable the nosabling year. of a life worn by long toil, and already beginning to sink under the effects of` natural desay." TIPPLING lie NORWAT.—Notwithstanding th. sower that has attended the labours of Mr. Audineo, the great temperance advocate, it appears by Obi 'Nola excise ratan. that the consumption of spirits is Norway is still ancessioe. by the returns biasses °color, 1849, sad Apt% 1850, there appear to hare been distilled and excise ditty to hare been paid upon no leas than 7,700,000 quarts of ardent spirit—s tastable quantity fora population now- Intim oaly 1,400.000. MONS Y MARKET. WIPSIIIDAT ' the sweat et bills drawn by She But has Cson- PIET ea as Preddriseism et India, from th• MA PP the nbliblltils MI %ROWS Pala af Zoluaaa 844.1114 14 b. per tbaysars VII 4 raps. Tl. 4 Pi 44/4 lir de. UN_ _••••• • 7 9 ..169191 .91111"9•7719178 ef rho' mast teeteve sad en rhd Wive eo best-east sager in Fromm from amiZessieseeest ef the season (the let of @orbit bke) 1111 the besiellag of Jew, @bow that the thrummahalmeadadar the first oleo mealliirrei 'New bi1e.017,4•8 la, or 22,794,562 IdL leseethatti. to the mow date lam amsom The quo*,''M% trss oteesuptiet le/11,1119,667 kiL, being an leavens of 381,111. Itmelesk held en the 314 of Mar IA was 111= kik, ef 'Melt 14,145,331 MIL wee at the mid 6,611,729 wee ia entry*: anionst• Leger by 6,609.102 kiLikaa the Mock am the Motel May, 1849. The wool foie at Berlin has bees eharecterieed by eirhsenlisory activity, and - the' advasee obtained at the eomasesiesuarat was billy mainsalsed is saber guest lap. The total quassity 111101 brewed Me *make& iasd se allamhilly99l..&,;rt pia glistity an te Mt the greeter el while was disposed of at the following prime : Eleo torsi, 106 to 110 dole ; very fi ne , 92 to 100 dole.; 'ine,lllo to 68 dais.; flue middling 65 to 76 dole.; 66 to 64 dile.; isferior, 40 to 60 dole.; Leeks, 42 to 48 dole. The Reset qualities, therefore, realised hot year's prices; whilst the Hue sad initialise Geo. sold 1 to 2 d 01.., tad the middling 2 to 6 do e. higher than in 1849, or about 1 to 3 dolw more than theme* qualities realised at the roust Stettia wool fair. The principal buyers were the Gomm clothiers, bat is mMdMog flee, and mid dling weal, a fair mouse of business was done. for English aceonat. T'he washing and getting up are ws spoken of, and the weight of the clips this year presented no material differing*. At Magdeburg the qesatity of wool offered was unimportant, and comprised about 3,000 cwt., which had realised an advisee of 1 to 2 dais. for superior washing, and 3 to 4 dole. for extra quality over last year's prices; whilst sommoa washing and inferior qualities scarcely obtained the rives of 1849. At Wismar about 10,000 atone wool bad been effered, and the whole within 'fraction was disposed of at 11 to 131 dole. per stone, socordine; to quality, or &boat dol. higher than in 1849. The wool was' characterised by good washing. In a document recently ordered by the United States senate to be printed, it is stated that the nett value of the commerce of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and their tributaries, for the year 1849, 1. estimated at 268,233,820 dollar., and the value of vessels employed therein is estimated at 18,861,500 dollars. The Railroad Journal states that at least tea I thousand miles of road will be built in the United Sta . 's within the next trio years , . Besides the iron required for the new structures, a considerable amount will be needed for re-laying worn-out tracks and re pairs. Over 100,000 tons will be purchased annually, which at the present prices Wili cast five million dollars per annum. The St. Louis Republican men tions the comment:emelt' of the survey of the roue of the great Pacific railroad. The total amount of the city debt of St. Louis in May last year was 1,080,389 dollars, and the receipts at the city treasury for the year ending 9th of April 1849, were 380,598 dollars. The St. Lawrence and Champlain Railroad Com pany have contracted for the extension of their line from St. John's to Rouse's Point, a distance of 22 mile.. The route is said to be as favourable as could be desired, and the contract engages that the work shall be done within the current year. This is the last link is the great northern chain of railroads, and when the whole is completed, will bring Montreal within three-and-a-half boors of Burlington, and within twenty-two hours of New Yak. Another ameiioration of the arrangements for loco motion in this region i. found in the late improve ments in the Welland Canal, which have greatly shortened the distance of canal navigation between Lake Erie and Lake Ootaria. The canal is now 94 feet deep, and is navigable for vessels of 300 tons, carrying 5,000 barrels of Hour. By the old route it required 24 hours to pass from lake to lake; it is thought that it will now be done in 12 hours. THIS DAY. Two o'Cz.oci. The business doing in the English stock market is of the most trifling character ; the market, however, is firm, and opened at yesterday's closing prices. Con sols have been steady all morning, at 96j to 96 ex div., for the opening. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 98 and I ; and The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 974 and" Exchequer Bills have been done :at 694., and India Bonds at 90s. premium. Long Annuitiee mark 8 3-16 and 1. There is no change to notice in the foreign stock market. Prices cintinue firm, but the business is very small. Transanions have only been effected in the following: Grenada, at 18V Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at ; exchange, 12 Bail.; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 88t. Mexican, at 30 for money, and 301 and 30 for the 16th July. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 78. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 971 and V Spanish Three per Cents., at 38V INCIIIBII VUND3.—Tun Day. Haat Stock. 3 per Ct. Rol Anna. :4:4 3 per CL Cr. AWL. abut. roll2lo 6 par 04. Mattrima 44 per Ct. 16416. IL= 7 pwr Cent.. 6 par CL bk. W N Ditto Saw, a 9 6 pp Ct. Bern Anis. 66 6 Ditto Char 104L. 164 6p Clans Pa Md. aaa. 3i i 3rer uall trZOL Mi n a 4 a per Ct. S&L. :a 4 per CI Pauli Cana. to 3 pre Ct. Ore Ace.. 514 per Cie 971 &arbiter( 31411 1 8.670. b NI. YUNDS. I par Ot. Granada Ms.. ill Omer& Deferred Ns, 4 6 5 per Cl. Nes.. 1.344.124 303 par Ot. remise Ode. Tl 6 53 lb. Deferred Ma., Parterre., 54 5 6 per Ct. Item Wa n , 106 10 "Ditto tgrolelt lids., ni 3 per Ct. Stanek Ns .316 Litt. Yaeger 11dr..31 4 2 pot Ct. Veuesuela 13.1... 31 3 V. moos 1l ~.1 1144.. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. /Rosa —There has been but one public sale, eoasisting of 3,000 boxes of yellow and white H.v►nnab, in b,nd, and all the sound wss bought in above the market value. The article generally wears a firm appearance. Refined steady. Corram.-500 bags good crainary Dative Ceylon sold by private contract, at 13s. The pablic sales of plantation Cey lon and Mocha are going off steadily. Brie's remain steady. COTTON.—A lugs amount of business win done yesterday afternoon 'w private contract at i advance on last week's prices. To-day the public sale of Madras found buyers at very full prices. TEA.—Tbs public sale to-day went off at yesterday's cur rency. There appears to be a decided turn in this article ; the stock on knead is moderate ; the quantity afloat to ar rive is not large. This season in China was stated to be clued last mail, ant that market I. not likely to re-open for two months, added to which our ho:ne consumption con tinues to increase, and also the demand for exportation, the novel feature of which is, that shipment' have been nand. from hence to New York, that market being short of stock. Thew point" have nude imparters firm; and the trade being out of stork, opinion is generally in favour of higher prices ruling the next few months. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARK ET.—Tli IS DAY. The market remains rather quiet, at the quotations fig lewieg :—Towa Tallow, 365, sett cub; Petersburt Y. C. on the spot, 38s. Bd. to 9d.; October to Deossiber, ale. Bd.; ditto, separate snostbs, 39a. TnE Fiat IN DAHLIT MAINE COLLIIIRT.— The lire continues in this pit, and ma an employed in niina means to extinguish It, and in doing so they and the black or choke damp so strong that it is much fared some lives will be lost in the hsserdons nndertiking. Not lees than Ave men were drawn out of the pit yesterday morning in a IMMO leis state, and from the e ff ects o f t h e bl ac k damp which cosy had imbibed they bad to conveyed to Wen homes la Win. Poor-OFFICE.—One fast is stronger than a column of lopie. We mite the following illustration of the new post ofßee rule. A farmer in the @manly gaol tot debt bad his bail papers meat up to Dublin. Thep were ezaatlaed sad found sll right. They were transmitted to Cork, and regaled here on Sunday morning. From the atia•delivery of letters he was kept a prisoner till to day, thus suffering a whole day'. incarceration that might have been prevented. —Cook Esaminer. RAILWAYS. DAYcomm. The share market te.day TKO is g ,Two enerally stead a y, at yesterday's rates, moos foe esledoniess, Las main sad Yorkshires, and London sad South. Westerns, all of which have experienced a do. dim The rates at which sake bare bees made will be feted below. This being "sass. day," the arrangements for the settlement of the as want engross a peat deal of the snootiest of Out dealers. • DILITSSII RAILWAII. Ire. Berko & Hs sit (CM Weseirii•L=tet.) ass ltied.:Ailitagliargearsatee - YL - TI — N . Wiii;il - 77 .orirkkelier. Blns.Wch.alloow erloill sad /timer Ilea=midie Ds. e• Omar awl _ Ipiterallimme 0 . 0,1014 MON Ma— Do. 134. Re.) Sp.eacrtoL Da New Prof., Do. Mt, p. No.l Do. do. NO.l Do. do. I pe Cwet Do. Now UM .) U . rim , Z. beUW; *ilia si. You s. am edlib; " D0. 1)6662411. New I abire0...P.(1.2 •thikee Cie; mind 6 pat Cent. ... r adimiel:r reat Norteera w4l7lllll D°. DijiMa Do. eltsrek 11, 6p. Ct. Do. D per Cent. Peet- . Gt. letiti.and Weet.(lre.) Do. Eighths Great Nortb of lagiWeel . ... Do. New £4O Do. New 130 Do. New £l3 Greet Wester's Do. New CI7 Itull sad Selby Do. 'bares Laaeseter and Glartiole Do. Thirds lAsee,ily antilrfx _ Do. Fifths sear.:.: Do. Near (Lida 8 p. (t) Do. Wat 'tiding Union Leads and Bradiord Leeds and Think iit;s:a . Do. po. No. 21 . Ko._ij Pref. Qua7ters,is looks mkt ISlackmall Loa., Gideon, 3•Cul Do. liiiTigra.l p.U... . Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct. late Cnajdos Do. Pref. S per Qat .. Do. Omert. p. (.3.,115.1 ceded and Gramma ... Do. Preference Dade& Nortb.Weetens De. de. New 1 sham ... Do. Mu Dag (ei ondon B souTb.Waniera Do. New, CSO Uo. £4O NiWrVrelereneel Lowesto:t 0 gar. 4 periernt. Manch. I aia .nn vlatioce Maneb.,Nbee,ltLineoloon. Do. I Marla No. I ... Do. New gill Mn f. Do. M +ln. a Linal.Union Midland ... Du. ASO abates Do. Mira. and Derby... Do.l*ona. b. & B. 6 p. C. 110. \ew £ 0... Du Extension IM.Guar.us. 3; fee tone Do. Pr.ftiesee !Word, t Waiver. rtrtuu And Wyre LW. •hares (A) ... Real., CaikL, and tad Merton eau Iwcnls Mtepretb k:itenal Scutt eeutr..l Shrews. & Orr., as A CLwe B Ire New Guaranteed -~ Do. },.►... Do. OssolUT ITJO: xwtS bropsh Valois Do. Prelefewee St eitattardsilW :4outb Easters Du. Na. 3 ... I DO - . ro Reilatend . ISvuth Wales_ I 36 !.L ,114 .th.. 4 P 4 ° 4, N.D.I Waterford sod Wear Valley, 6 p. It mu DO. do. do. do. Somerset, &Mem.' Yurk,Nerceetle & Semi& Do. KU. (Vert& Nelson., Do. U.N. E.Purch or Ps I York sad North Nlidlatell FollitOX KULWAIS. Angl.;-Itatian (late flail= ad Mama) . . Baukarite sad Amiens ... ttrittral Frame (Viersca) Loot Indian ... Great Lodi= Lo. ao "tamarind Liao Northers at _ - . Frame. . Orlrana rd llardadat Paris and Orland Paris and Sows Pula mad litradamg Rouen and Havre samara aad Mean Tours and Names '=" N si se Yaterday. • S 14 I Ila R s S It sir 116 63 ue iia se. :1 71 se al . it aas i 1 1 III: „II i lip. i 17. Viagal I • pa 13 1 213 i 1d 274 1 11 13 13 We 21 3 4 dia 101 1 29 U 111 t YA 62 34 pm. 69 71 34 16 39 40 ;6 7 db. 99 94 44 19 201 211 ll 63 par 1 pia 34 99. 18 41 db. 10 9/ Ws. 10i 10 dl3 12 121 9 9 dis 94 96 7 $ 31 I dls. Si 3 di'. 21 21 die 41 41 die 40x U 94 137 189 pm 9 GO IPa. ii ii 4k 17 1•1 k 11 1 pm. 144 15. 41 41 db. 14 16 6_ 9 7 7;dl. 66 16i VI 26 di. 3b 16i 122 123 ii ii,... I. I n It i‘i 41 41 101 101 dia. $1 91 104 411 6 1 7 4 Pic IS 13 1 7i I Is dis• 7 61 gla. 9 i 91 • I 1 4 1 IS 11 II ija 41 4 1 di. I fl II 10 41 3f dla 144 IS 141 IS 41 54 271 244 dia. In 15 1 3 25 26 40 42 141 15* 104 16 db. 51 5 Ws. 16 16i 21 2 clia. ‘rdis. li 6 t 13 6 64 II dia. 4 Pal. f par 11m. 7I Gi 6 1 7 6/ 7 13i 13 si 30 ft NI S ill i:1 i 6 ;1 2 II 111 dia. LIVERPOOL. Jane 26. Broca-iliOwarto B.—Prices were a abode better to day, but business was very dull.—Birkenhead, Laacohlre, sad Cheetahs, 1e( 4.—Latteashire end Yorkshire mewl, 36 —Ditto (pref. were.), 121—Loaloa sod North.westera (mew # sham), 13.16 15-10 a. p.—Ditto (i @hares, C.), f p.—Midland (pref. 11 per out.), 261 1-16 d.—tiouth Lot ern and Dover (No. 4, Ws. ao 4-a. 61 a.), 31. MANGL ixsTER, j i p m , 26. Btrom4sXCNaw6LL—We I awe had a quiet mullet today, and prices bay, a downward tendency. 811. Meld Stock, however, re maws toler.bly that. Lancesblew and Yerkahlroa went down to 37 under the innoenee of the rather unfavourable report of the Qom'ae of Gwent:tattoo. LAM .s, June 26. ISTOOL.RIOX LIS 0 lluuuea I. still very quiet on 'Change, with scarcely any 'variation in pane. The only transactions marked on the Ward this 'waning are—Calettonlacs, ; Midland Rock, 34i mid London and North Western (tutu ters, 6d. premium. BIRMINUHAM, Jwss 26. STOCIt• MICH am:lL—Pending tar ilelisisterial interregnum, tranractlons iu our •kare market are of a eomparatirely trtilft amount. To-day North Malteds closed at 101; arid ahrewabury awl Batalagkuo A'a at 9 and 9i dr. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE._ The committee of cousultatiou have published a report, in which they say : The following is en estimate of the total preference charges a. thee will stand on the completim of the line Chief rents, absut 6,501 per annum; mortgage interest, say on 3.301,0001 at 41, 157.6001. per annum; Prefueue e Divileods, sly on 1,067,0001 at 6 and 44, 68,7601. p4r an num. lewd Lines— Norti Caton, 34 94ths of totel amount or 32.4331 per annum; Preston and W)re, two-thirds of total amount, or 36,0001 par annum ; Sheffield, Barnsley, and Wakefield Railway five per cent. on 200 0001, or 13,0001. per annum. Total, 3;1,1834, less, rents for cot tages, receivable by the company. Which, with the deduction of working expenses and depreciation fund, from the total puls'ish.si revenue will afford a ready meals of as earrainiog the probable rate of dividend. Your monmittee believe mat your affairs are now is each a condition that the most rigid unseemly is every department ie necessary to ensure eyes a very small divi dend ; and that it the principle of fair promotioa, when vacanci, a occur, were steadily acted upon, a consider able redaction could be effected in the amount of wages Paid, without ultimate diaadvaotage to your servant.. They Mee made full Inquiries from your superior officers as to the average load per train, and the result would suggest that the number of train., particularly in the goods department, should be greatly reduced, and that arrangements should be mode with elker eseepenim in •as . lb mimeos far ale ony be, fall loads. Year thefin eke to septets Pa that so shesid be Warred e sidings, dregs, Ma., for adjegaing uall-owners ; mid that t warehouses whisk have yet to be built should be • he the transit of geode esdy. They trust that, in time, ether ea.panir who bails wereltenntes for stores, will adept the pis= eherging a stereseeat, and thud pia ollinothiog for ens dividend, sad at the seine tints foliage ethers front expindisg eatited ler sa oldest sever rosilleMilalled by either. It unsaid be , • develimies of duty am to Noes that they do sot look with selsidsmes to the fat sro pommity ot the Ltheashire sad Teton Ea& way Climpssy wader its presses system of nesesiessest. The mat masons of this wiesmay have for • osesidevalds period bees vested in ma ea einamittec, sossimiser ii Mama Members, viz. William 8 oars, Esq., of Liverpool, &malt Madams ; Wary Roaldowertl,Beq.,el Manchester; Robert OW. Seq., of itmakeeter ; Gomm Amiertes, E.q.. of Cleelthasesa vJohn Crestkwaite, E.g. of Liverpool (re tired); H. W. Malmo, Req., et Yakima; and Capues Laws, • paid dimmer. With the exception of little mere thee fon, meths, when the chair wee osespied by Mr. Wickham, there bar bees se chairmen of Ml pay since Mr. flouldsworties resignatios is the 1848. lb. board ei direeten have met only ones a swath, and as they have been little ceanimat of the promsdings of the executive siseaminee, they have bees merely, as it appear to year SONIIMANSO, a belly to retest and maisios the acts of the easentivo-ohnving bad reepoon billty without seatret. Tau the Mialenellet by an mem— aim mounitteo bee Mosally toiled the posesdposition el the eeeireay &ford., ushappdy, abundant smidgens. The im portant gaieties seism, what shall in future be the system ? and your committee, alter meek consideration, have deter mined to state what appear loan* to be the principles me which the futon system of isaaagenaentsbudel he hued. Is a matter asp great importune, your committee considered it better that isdividuals should mould themselves to the beet plea, rather than that ts. plan should be moulded to snit individuals, end they /mow of no drama:awes at preset, existing to provost you Cr,. enterieg fully into the whole merits of this qauWine and prounacine a decided opinion moos thelmanner iawhiek you wish your affairs lobs emiducted. They an of opinion that the director, should coed.* them melee' to duties principally of a deliberate eltanietn; and that • dieting' line should be drawn between the deliberative and the executive functions of management; and whin they cannot approve of may director interferiag in the ordinary management of the company, far Ica would they sanction any servant sitting at the board, erten hie own acts and personal conduct may frequently bran the proper subject for discussion. This is a point to which their atten tion has been frequently directed, end they have always come to the coaclusios, that the best and simplest course is to maintaut all the aesthete of the board oo an equal foot ing, each taking en equal share of responsibility. The beard will decide upon the departments into which your affairs may with advantage be classified, but u there can be no doubt that some iadividual should penile over and be responsible for each department, so it seems to your com require to be even more neesesery that one individual should, under the board, superintend and direct the whole. All idea of carrying on the executive or daily business of the company by ay committee is quite at variance with their views. Your committee cannot avid alluding to a memorial which has been presented from some shareholders to the directors, secommeeding that the future management of the company should be planed in the bands of three paid directors, the board meeting once • month to confirm theS proceedings. They feel that this would be, to a great extent, a continua tion of the system of management now unsuccessfully pur sued ; and lu the conviction, that if adopted, it would prove most prejudicial to the interest& of the company, they strongly express their disapprobation of such recommends dui. The executive management should. in the judgment of your committee, be vested in paid servants responsible to the Board, one of whom named secretary or manager should Dr head officer, and if possible the payment of each responsible officer should be on the principle of a moderate fixed salary, with • percentage in addition on the dividend declared by the Company ; for dimple, assuming services by exertions to be ummately worth 5001. per annum, 2001. might be p rid as a salary, and 1001. for every one per cent. of dividend declared by the Company, taus Riving the officen • direct and positive interest in h.creasing your profi•.s. Your committee are farther of opinion that, under present eireunistauts, it is desirable that other sairehoiders than those who have so long been the eatosinistrators of your affairs, should be assoceated with some of the present three ttn in the management; that no director shou:d b • in ar rear of calls at toe closing of the books prier to each half yearly meeting; and, on account of the onerous duties of the office, it is hoped that any director who cannot pledge blench to devote unremittingly the due portion et time, will at once retire. But whatever be the course which the shareholders may adopt in reference to the management of the company, your committee earnestly recommend that a decision should on this important nine be at once tak.n, in order that the present no solve working expenses may be forthwith greatly reduced, the management strengthened, confidence restored, and then :tended interests of this great unitertaking vigilantly promoted." The report is sign -d—Richard Atkisson, William Duolop, William Rawson, John Br. gden, William Evans. • 11l 100 81 1 174 SO q so a ts 4 27 MINING STATISTICS. We annex &statement of the produce of the Capper mines of Cornwall and Devonshire for the quarter ending at Midsummer; from which s,me idt a may be formed of the importance of this branch of industry. It is also valuable at a test of the truth of the re ports put forth from time to time with respect to the productiveness of the mines; although it does not indicate the true value of the shares, which depends upon t; e amount of profits or dividends and the pros pects of the mine for the future. We propose to follow this up a ith statements of the tin and lead mines, and the Swansea ticketing.. • - - PRODUCE OP THE PRINCIPAL corrett WINER OP CORN WALL, POE TRH QV AAAAA ENDINO JUNE 24, 1460. Mines. The:Wags, Toes. Amount. Devon GreatiConsols ... ......... ... 4,173 -41;0.91 14 0 Corn ltrea United Mines Great Consols - .. 2,1/99 ... 10,392 14 a Par Consols 1,469 ... 10,691 3 0 Fumy Comas West Caredon ..... ......... „ ... 1,041 ... 9,26319 Wheal Bassett Wheal Seton and Pendant). TraMskey and Earlier. 1.016 ... 7 ,332 0 tXr erat arnhate and Neaselndoe ... LIU ... 9,490 15 1 16 North Pool . I L , 6, 715 ... 4,13 95 1 17 Wheal Buller ... 410 ... 3.573 19 South Canidon Camborne Vean and Wheel Prude ..„ . 1,169 ... ..,333 4 Month Wheel Prances . East Wheal Crotty, Dadnanee, and Longelm Wheal Priendehlp _ 645 ... 4,749 16 North &Maar --- ... Ilta ... 4,5.+7 19 South Wheal Tagus Levant West Wheal Treasury .. 433 ... 3,143 9 Ptomain Alines Tretorean Helloed l'alted - ... SLS ... 3,313 9 Perms St. George. ss ... 2,231 7 Cundurrow .. 523 ... 2,148 1 Dolcoattt 443 .., 1,991 3 Wellington Eines 321 ... 1,001 4 Alfred tkosols Wheel Mary Mark Valley .... .. 129 ... 1.491 Id Wheal .tgar ....- ............ „.„.„ ..... ... 298 ... 1,337 2 ie Treleigh Comm 333 ... 1,289 4 East Pool 479 ... 1,300 11 Wheal Triomphe . 231 ... 1,243 4 llolmbousb - ...... -- ... 234 -. 1,232 7 Wm l Whea atm _ .. .. 211 I Pea 12 Tretbellan . ... 3 .......... Wheal Cagliari 3 Wed Fuwey One* I Poklice ....... i,013 N •{3 9 • •di • 0 136 18 0 Chark to iiiiiiii i iiiii i i Wheal Elba acv - 6 6 - NS 14 6 Wheal Ileou ..... South Wheul F0rtin........... Wevt Wheel Jewill __ _ ._ ill ...... 104 ... 144 ... rii s 5 s.,t; it o 4st s 6 330 17 6 3t9 It. 6 so isti ti 0 288 - 8 8 116 0 0 142 tl 0 133 10 0 %%rut Pink South ttlosi.... ...... i Po%env PrideAul Wood 1 Wheal &Waits Cemlar•nQmwls. V 4 heal Rag Irriaid •.• Curthew Console Grumbler and St. Anima— Pulgooth Friendly Woes West Trethellbn St. Aubyn and °trills Wheal Capper Sonora Weed Peuhule Whe..4l Jewell Lim Wbewl Treasury What' rteept r dray Bruits i'witbary Crofts Oates thr.t. Wtiesi Hammy Wie al tayuhe Richard". Ore Bat Crimea Wheel links. Godolphin Lame lk — • • Mr* Owilskila Priabislie Wheel Wm' 9a x .; 3$ 33 30 ... 23 ... ::: - - ::: to ... 50... 13 ... e ... I ... 1... . , I , 124 11 6 120 14 0 116 16 111 0 0 110 0 0 lus 97 3 0 91 3 0 91 0 11 Gti 17 U 64 17 49 0 0 424 10 0 39 7 6 ii 2 a 23 6 0 23 30 21 13 0 2016 0 14 16 6 13 10 0 13 II 6 11 3 0 6 10 0 6 6 0 Tam 41,741 11 LIMON lir a SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Worn Cooper and Davis report a very dull trod*, at tiro following( quotations :—Prime Meadow, 68.. to 72...; l essioe, airy to Ms. ; new. 69.. to Ms. ; Cowen, Sis. to tilts. ; Clover, 70s. to 80s.; new, 65e. to 65e.; Straw, 23e. to Us. 29 f 6 9• • 0 109 i I * 12i IS 13 131 Sul 9 j Ilj ii, ik ~., si IN be In 1 4 I 36 N 4 $ s 111 i 17 7 74 101 111 57 69 0 09 101 11 U 6 246 109 lin ?li • 'if e Iti us! lei I 39 1 4 TI Li I 121 / 21 96 36 7 31 12$ h 51 1151