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

'T 7 ,•a ~~0 Q)&. „V.:43 rt.L,* IV •-• LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1850. (THREEPENCE. IKAT WESTERN RAIL. run brewers PAPOINOTON rr f 1.14,1 10 rim Ilepallirers be. . • In additiob tetheboseta< MOM and atm liMerday arm, •r. 11,Je...tark corner, and M the ,t. Wide. end 449. 9trand. t• 'trot orrerele to. kAu.sy suums. ISTITL I TE for.BII.VBIL7 vFII, Istredued II yews = dot ty the palest proem of I rerapernot the wry hat esti& it. parleyed ee seek &Ass =Wally Derr Ain It k dissiopiird tease Wale. Mined. sr. ati : ... eft :07. ::: iiii: ::: i3T,: MM. 7 fra M ingsetlerm • M the. said st ATTISD. Threaded aloes ratter& ratters. Patten. r.errJeres ... . See. 11*. ... >k ... Ik. ... Ile. ... I. k. -. o otiep, as gni is et every Iron _ _ _ _ ♦`. 'de aid .= rd Pintos% S 9, °Om& nd Neweawirest „ —rX rIZAORDENTARY SHOW.— , LEA rums and WAITERS, onus , 10 SOW on SALE at WU, • • .1 t maw runna.t.t), T-+•1 re, set et lea le be wiser. . ............. from Ifis. to 4 pawls. •n boost mikes varloty , .11 them eznefted r tit ttica origins! east. katt I.,ilC.4lll;;rsitere. albs awl Iwo; AM S Pr itTON as Nippon sad J-nreet. I AM. 11 - tN rEv.—The ant veried r KT fa Or all marked - • •- ." and wortsided, Is always ;WM .9. tizierdietriel. Wow at 22 pCare that we reoranwea . •• tar wles. at-laelt tvary-heathal . lea Orr darn; dastate, la mat* • - • e.rerre, As. ed. par pair; Writ • •ar dram d retry Aar. titth Ward - t..s e tnr.rw hall h. Ow dew.; • • • Ir. Kick bmo tads dives from IL . ; steels. from la. each. J t.• .rt Loom ic2ool22.=Tel. , v tor wr tett 124 Ma het tar al • 'rotary. The to Carr and 2121222W= •• • .i.vta...2.—E2222:22bed ht Wells-street, • Nti %SON.— M ARA WEDLASE 11 ' ' : •= • %. 1,44111.orl•t. that they continuo -• • en tor Ire Mr J. Wedloke ob . .r to, d.. 1 at tke Derby Stow). the • '. price Sl4 14.. ; alio Ow • ~ A, • • —O4 lon to tve 41.1rtootd to the .......0441•114oplesento, Ilk Yea- • I'%:RFtL Edited by Mrs. in at pier l.d a teem tale, ea.lad Helm raisin: Mao •• • • • . h tray, Sa. IS, wpi Was- toy nee who bard It Mr 4. • 314 llhownwtowo Housobr4d rs.a. t, • Ith && 7: • el • wad Ls mostig: ports, -Jr be hoe i• • Lelen a• d atwelass. ' T I. I IND. Pape, pekse h. ed.. H. l 1:1(11 of flu HOLT • or the Phallist Chime sad • • to , ..aaest, oh! light7Ave • ludo% • . rke LieTPT, Arabi% Poem lf•-..d of the Bed Res mad the the broth:es from hen* I:oute from hiezasarie . It tenser% else el Mae. • C annul Wilke New,• y 4. booka•Lert. di. Part I. of VS I a Sarin o► R.pn • rt : 9.744_000 savor now rot* -.. - Nobw Co:locum% Co34e - 4 mot tt. f.araeri• (*Awed to lodmittobbi a. tk origuala and etched by Jooof . 1 4 . 147-o e4 r 1 . Gb,st. • Citrist's Coate% Clinbeillpi. • pm, 41. each ; lure pow 34. • , .., mrar.d, Lasdos. VIA' Llt,E.LL'd NLW WOW. U E •• - I - - r. oath, by fort 1%., -- OYMENT of LIFE. MIA ereerethe, and mine.: tire et thee." Cum tur.sur—nortna and ••urnturr Murtuoste—Use. 23tetroar of Landsa—TM Palm, Lanee,ll4la, Fos= hoed% and other pram I Acro—Country Tripe ....—Loadoe at %edit— kert,:no a liwara—lholo -. Leung. braking, steorts. latiths& AM, Z.. • the 210CYTAINdr 2 etas la ma; by pa Labo—Ploteb a Gibbon*. ha • • It:lraey—Mesotainssnene et MM. ba. •w lama, ,ia • by pm, la -.• LAT, 141,12111‘, and AVOID. •A and tia our course boy ma" • . mug elby taro :ebb bad two) of ma • 0.4 eakehlal onaratatAon, that baryons the • • swore, turuat r., or study, and 'obtain fur the that and physical Tallulah°. of • • •-•.•• , 31arol, 39, Conthill • Canal* • • ret, tte Anna-pima. P.. • ❑.LOLUGICAL ASSOCIATION us • %o f t ue %manatee, QC Monday. :Le preeidency of James Heywood, • ItorneanmiL—A remark ;••Aw.r which the church possesses • Sieurdey in the lags suburban 1: Aro rhit c is a pariah of 15,000 tx.puletils principally poor, who r.,r in ehrp bu lduig and water .e-ra a very Taco of • r ens Bermondsey, 'rowdies iron .1 tie •••undarise of Camberwell, .r.e .ur'ec. still aaaampled by build . • 'he penal' church and a national •rled oceul and utterly insufficient provedesilor the grint and rapidly At tam um. Ms present motor, the t:..cs. Tensworth. formerly a Fellow •.I , Lt. 4 to the beige. The parish wee t• JOWN of the heartburnings and a With& • its Mandarin, arising from •..*.el with the prosetutiao of Ito work .r psrcchial deestastances of strikiag we',r RAN/tithe bad all these dit ; the support he could expect tore ) se.e wtemamoisted, would be anew .".t • ftll.ll neverthests, he onasienami • ••• whieb be• bed ns; mention to the art. t, t ea been rewarded by a success • • a...r••• to olio n to imitate his 'sample. -.•.• • and a chspel of eau have been ,•. •• •-e, and endowed in anther. r. d to which we are referring. •• cu 1.5. MI6 an national boys', • .'• •y gchouls ham also been built, and - • vsri•es se cols aft ird education to •!..:• is the moral habits and condi : • •:i•trict Mere has been a marked • - which the rester had nee*. • •• lest Strurdey, be took nea r- ! ••••b e e ll thi s . •• When," said he, . 1 eat told, eves by my friends, ••:, • ..•• le e i 11.,w are all your churches to he suppAted ? If you Ire •:. ei, 1 sosia•ain Mem, how are they • •.. What did 1 reply ? I told • ' I re's••l upon Giel's blessing to teased. Th.rr was one school snore • ••• s;doeheisior. It ley in an out• ,••ri I, 1, nowtql ezelusively by poor; •• • • ow•el! *bother it could be main . .•.1 he a. ►tip. But have we re. 1 b 4.61 in my hand a deed ".•'••••ft. r just boors entering this • inys•l' sad tne churchwardens •• '1 of Le value of 1.41. per annum in ••• •• - •io•s• hi of these very schwas." • • ',int) , prised by the teeter ...• • .;"r Lienrenasit-Gemral Nu •• v mois• der-io-ebief in the .• , ht E 0:1 i;.dies. t •••••• c r. t ,r,r,;. property Is the •• er• •t a apes isportaut, • tars* •' ^;.• •ro t merit, sad of the &dean .'" 40 a...1A*4 isloattgAg to others. To • •• rolerrort to Nu Williams • ...L., •••.••••t r, •ettiaz as example to •t r• y Mtn, it is right to •••dr 44.• 'I he sonsreratics ol a :1 dopier, added umber , "oil *qt.% have ben periassed. N„. 1.7 9. 11 • .• :•1•11: 1 .,• -, : , „. 1 , r li • las BPOR Two. NEWTON RACES.—Wzrammay. 0 7 IMMO% Toissmpia] HATDOCIL ISTAILIIS of 10 son. each, l ft, dad 26 added. Chtes pitad add a db. (3 subs.) Mr. Collinswooirs Administrator, L yrs ime ts. )) GOLSOltniiBeman of 2.5 son. 10 ft, and *** added; L 2-yrs-old colts, &t bib ; 21b. 31•11.4-alle. (9 nibs.) lard Midas's taster *0 Warta& Mr. J. Ombra% Th.. 31 •ok Meta.. GOLD Cur sit 100 sem added so • Itaaditais of 20 sees. _ easa, 10 1% 410, 140 niel 10118111 i: (L- W's. deiired.). 04 Amu% amilsagc Tot-- --...---, - I Kr. Mum% MIN* • re. NI 1110.......-........... I 7 1 - fili.; 18 of BETTING AT MANCHESTER..—TMOIDAY. Newton GoLn Cro.-2 to 1 apt Campion (t 5 to 2), 3 to 7 to 11 eastßeams Kingfit Itor (t), 9 to 2 apt Lwly Hylda (t), ages (). Itzersow BOIIOI7OH evr.-6 to 4 apt Blucher (t), 5 to 1 mot Maid of Lyme (t), 6 to 1 apt Champion (t), 7 to 1 opt SM•ffiriff (t) Ascot 8 .-6 to 1 apt Vatapyrs (t), 8 to 1 opt Jellifish (,). 7 to 1 opt Retail (t), Bto 1 agar Dasuk (t), b to 1 ogst Collloprood (t). ASCOT HEATH RACES. We subjoin en otline of the pesseet engagements for the ensuing meeting. The plates sad ether entries do sot close until Saturday. FIRST DAT. _ _ _ _ TUESDAY, JUNE 11.—TRIALSTALES of 5 ton. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds, 4st 41b ; Nun, 7st 41h; four, 8•421 b ; Bee. Olt ; rix and aged, get 3,b; the wiener to be sold for 600 son , it demanded, &a., mins exemption from below sold it slam ad at the time of entrance, the horns for which ibis claim is made to cony 71b extra. New m , le. ASCOT STAELS of 25 sun. each, 16 ft, and o only if de clared, to., the snood to naive 100 son. out of dmelike", sad the third 60 son. ; the winner of any haadiesp after the weights are declared to carry 71b extra. Two mile. sad a halt st. nk. stns. eollhererood, spel. .... ...... falter-la-Coupe, 4 yrs 7 0 4 yrs 7 0 Lady Kelly; 4 yrs ......... Illr na litt, 3 yrs 612 Lessdarlas, 4 yrs Mildew_ t 3 yrs 6 6 warigres. 6 776 lles °eaten, 4 yrs Cusses, 4 yrs ....... 1 Soo. sf Oesysgbesa. seed 6 4 Meows*, 4 )ra.....—.. Prskitty. a yrs 5 10 Beall, 4 yes . .... Nyasa% 1 yes ....--- 5 10 Jely64. 4 yrs.--- yn — I Whase% l iersts, 3 yrs S S flre.estrr, 4 yrs 4 11 bit-slblie, 6 yrs lsepessmos, 3 yes GOLD 175.6 i, Rhos by or Ilidirty, added to a sweep. Makes of 20 ems each ; for 3-yr olds, 2st 31b ; four. 9st ; fin, flat 7111; six sad aced, 9u 91b; UMW and ireldiegs allowed 51b, Ike. Too miles. Mr. Humpbries's Escape, S yrs; Sir 0. Bentham's', b a by Bir Herman wit of Dark Susan, 3 yrs; Lord Baster's Little leek, 3 yn ; Lid Exiner's Ole salvos, 4 In; Mr. Jaques's Mildew, 3 7n: Mr. Merry's Mies As., 4 no; Mr. Nolsn's Blusher, 5 yrs ; Bake of Riehmeem's Macias, 3 yrs. Wiicous STAKES of 20 son sue, with a bonus of 6OM task, by independent enbeenption, for 3 year olds; colts, Sit lib; fillies. flit 21b; this wiener, bofore or after naming al • sweepstakes awasating to 300 son including the wine sees Maki, and not hoeing lees than 10 subs, to carry Sib ; tho visage of the Derby to carry Wili of the Osks, 2,000 M or I,(X ogs 61b extra. Swinny soiree. Lord Smith IMMO{ Termini", Csptain Lowttire• The Gent, Major Martyrs'. The Swede, Mr. Gretwieke's The Cantinas, Lnrd Brzeier's needs'. Doke of Bedford's Joan O'Groat, Mr. Ford's Penang, Mr. Priley's Sweetheart, Colonel Anson's f by Timeline's, out of Formals. FlOOrCit STARKS of 60 POTS each; li ft for Xylr WO; mita. Sat 9:b; fillies, Ilst 61b ; 31b and Sib allowed, Be. ; to .t t lb* skids( post, and pro once round. Lord E ter's Con; Lord Nzeter's eh e (dead) by Birdeatcher out of Woe Pet, 31b ; Lord Glasgow's c by B.y Mis.dleton out of Canada. Tutau TSAR or TSB FISST Ascot' Titatortat. FOAL STAMM of 10 foes Mal with All added, for 4 yr olds; colts, bet Tlb; aUiee, Bst 41b; the soeor.d to receive f 0 soles out of the sakes. Once§ round. Od..iey. Ivklt Jig, Thriagarth, Th• Knave, The Flapper, Ferule. Drakeh.w, f by Dm Nob out a( Rosslitd (deed), t by The Nob out of Premature (dead), f by Bay Middleton • Ist of Octave, Tiger Cat. Kennet, The Mercer, The Clothworker, The Grove. Fobs Bull (late Roast Beset). Trait,,, Bernadotte. Fleece, Sylvia, First of May, bro. to Woodpigeoa (dead), Tattered. Turban, Conde, Macaw, Shads,. Cambric, Mary. Hotspur. Landgravo, R Rhesus. Cocas, Chrhsa, Red Box, Demme, Paquita. Vatican, Croach Patrick, fisbre.dash. Repletion. Tara WaeLin. Master Waft" f by Charles XII. out of Dewey°. • knee. &autos, a by Laneremet out of Iraq, Tiresome, c by Bay Middletea out of H. R. H (dead), Oleos:Too, °Perky, , 1 Howe yconels, Nunoykirk, Creeible, Glealyon, Monomer, 1 Aneester, Ehhiron. We'd Ref., Batieseeat, Amphlon, • by Carr dam by Bassin, Slid*, Jester, Rasta. Tun FIRAT FBAS or T/IS SICOND ASCOT FOAL STALLS' of 10 sows. each, with 100 added for 2-y colds ; colts, Bst 21n ; elks, 841 41h; the second to receive 60 sm. eat of the auk's. t—lpme, Australind, Epira, Kakaaa, a by Await out of Mary, Constellation, Cages* Harpsichord, Galaxy, Tn. Partridge, a by Kremlin out of Citrutiaaa's demo, Curtis, Pandemns, eby Plenipo our of Amiens, Mehea, Midas, 1 by Beira out of Da•urs, Staple &Ad, b e bT Don Joliet out of Mir Whip, Hesse Hout erg, Ans.each, Ti,,.,., Glum, Vermuth, Balsam., e by Epiru. out of Lady B'rut, b f be Cowl out of Celandico , ebe Velo cipede out of Lidy Geraldine,' by Lsseccost out of La Bel lizza, by Epirus mat of Dark Soma, Netherton, Scandal, Verity, Louis Napoleon, M.id of the Mountain, Gle..dale, Catnips, Citadel, lbw/thorn, Foctiabers, I by Touchstone out Boldlerle Daughter (dead), f by Epirus out of Prism (dwl). eby Coon.. Xll dam by Touchstone, c by Epirus -at of Emerald, Th• Macaw, Mieerrima, Ktiook Knoll, Drill, Cori. F.rttina. The ASCOT DISST STASIS of ao SOTS. each, h ft, for l-yre olds; sults. 71b; Mhos, Bst 31b; the winner of the ) in to carry 101 b., the second horse or winner of the Oal i cg errs. Bwinky Course t—Mitha , cah, M.olton, Nutcracker, Eplo, Utrecht, Royal Hart, Ghillie Callum, Le &ea, Spikenard, Crossbow, Tommy, Valen • inf., Brington, Bergh's. e by Lattercost out of Concertina. c by Charles XII. out of Cowslip, e by Velocipede out of Lads Geraldine. BWILEPSTAILIS Or 50 sort each, h 0, fur 2 yr olds; •0111, Set 71h.; Uhl, flex 31b. Terse quarters of a mile. Olym pian, I (dead) by Epirus out of Estelle', Oleander, Sneer, c by Plenipo out of Amiens .Brsther to Drakolow, Ginter& WEDNESDAY. ROYAL LICNT CCP. ;rjue2110;;;I, subscription of 10 son each, with 100 added, for ell sees ( -yr olds excepted). New nib. The whiner of any handicitp plate or stake value 100 move. iscludine the Villain . / stake deer the wel e ghts are declared, to carry 7th extra._ .. W lb I it lb Collisgaood, sel- II 1 armful, 4 yrs— -....- 6 12 Vampire, 6 yrs 7 Wood lark 4 yrs 6 II Surplice. S yrs Nunsykirk, 4 yrs Boris., 4 yrs 3 == .1 7 72, 6 9 wmota, 6 yrs 3 , 3 yrs 6 9 Elthirm, 4 pm ...... • Mamas 410asymism,sed 6 8 Fattest-her, i yrs —... • Ilswia44. 3 yew ..... -.—... 6 7 Loather's; 5 yrs 0 Smoak 3 yrs. TM War, 4 yes •I Widliairer, 4 yrs 6 3 Boasysimla 4 r 5........—. 7 lartorms, 3 yrs 6 2 Mask Les, 4 yr 5...... 7 Drily Verb% 4 re-... 6 2 Dobai, aged . .... 6 Mira Wmdlls, 4 yrs 6 0 Somme r% said. 5 1 Myriae, 1 yrs. ad Take, . _. streasteir,l — yra aNtleflr, 4 yrs. 7 4 Utile Jest. 3 yrs. ...... 3 9 11113desp, 3 7n 7 4 Oaslsiserck 3 yes. ... a M 4 rs 33 Mils 011ekoio. ryn iresl'ittyrs ::: s i - - . - FRAN HILL STALER of 16 son. sash, 6 ft, with Wadded ; for 2.yr olds, 74; ead three, ; f and p; allowed 3qt. Afloat half a Nile. Branton, 2 an; Fert ande,3 yn; re tirr,2 in; Ohio, 3 yrs ; tby Slane out of Receipt, 2 yrs; Kin; of Cynry, 2 yrs; Louie Nspoleor, 2 yrs ; 0111eletn, 3 yrs ; Britannia, 2 yrs ; br f by Kremlin oat of Evening star, 2 r; f by the Ugly Buck out of Hamelin*, 2 yea; Theo, 2 yrs; Countess, 3 yr,. CORONATION STAMM of 100 sore. each, h ft ; for 3-yr old 34 7111, each ; the winner of the Oaks to carry 7lb ; of the 1,000 Guineas, 31b; of both, 9lh extra Ntw Cklia, Moving, Shona, Narbonne, Hood, f by Pant al oon out of Industry, f by Dan John out of ale to Anderby. Lady of Elledmere, Necklace, Tiff, fby Slane out of Exotic, by Olsdia , nr not of Lollypop. BWIRNATARTA ni 40 rms. each, It ft; for 3 yr old.; colts, Ant 71b; fillies, 84 41b; 3,h and 68) allowed, &e.; the winner of the Ascot, Derby, or 3-yr old Triennial Stakes, to carry 41t, of both, or the Derby, at Epsom, 71b extra. Old mile. Utrecht The Black Man Crenberry. . _ Wfwbrioit B:rix VI of 10 sois.emb,With 100 added for Sir r Ids; wits, tat 71b; fllll6 fiat 2111 ; the winner of the Derby to carry 10Th, of the O aks or Three-yr-old Triennial Produce Stakes a , Awed, 71b extra, the second for the Derby, alb own the second to r cave 60 sows. out of the stakes. One nil • and three quarters: —Cranb-ery, e by Sir Hercules oat of Dark Susan, e by Oladiaior out of 2 enobia, Valen tin., Kr ilea or St. Patrick, Beshunter, Utrecht, Ohio, Capra', Eleetriciiy, Black Man, f by Sir ilareutes out of Anthem, e by Laminae out or Concertina, fby Laaereost oat of Budliaw, E.plaaade, Mickleton, Babinski', Ebaty, Countess, Plough.hare, Batilia, Matilda, Uhedycins, Sergio'', Bender, Ellen Middleton (de.d), Cariboo, e by Thistliswb•pper out of 8 "Idler's Joy, Thistledown, Lammas lAIB, Old ,CONIIIIOdOM, eby Brymise oat of May-fly, •by Eramies out of Patronymis, f by Etyma@ out of Liar-risg. Has 111AJBWIlr• PLATE Of 100 V; &yr olds 7st 2lb; tour, Pet 211.; flee, 10e4; six and aped, 10st &b. To start at the; new ludo port and go owes rowed. Wilton. Towie PLAYn '6O ones; 2-yr olds, fin Sib; three. 71 1011); four, Bit 81b ; fivo and upward., get; mane and 01• 1111 nas allowed Sib; the winner to be sold for 100 som if deasadod, dc.. T. Y.C. - TIIMAIDAT, l'utra of 100 sou , sod 25 for the wood how hewdiewp), by sobsorlptlos ol 5 .!,.. each, the surplus, with tko intrude sooq of looreabserthers, to do to the flood. Owe mad sod $ (To thee sad saw 00 Solar daT.) Pins so Putts, vein 600 son., Use gift of his Mein 7 AS Rapers" of ell tio Remiss, added Los swaystakes of Hi son. seek • for 1-vr ebb, 6st 10Ib; fen, lift 61b; la, en; MR end es:d, est muss and pilings anon Mb. To start at** Cop peat and is nee round and in; about two silos aid a halt—Lard CliMan's Supplies*, 6 PC Lord Howth's Peep-re-dav Boy, 6 yrs; Mr. Pedley's Cossack, 6 yre • Lord IStaskY's Canon 6 yea ; Mr. W. Bilerarde's P Bolin . glitolto, 3 yes; Kr. Beni% &Morley, 6in ; R. Rmsdarins, 4 yn; Len avAries Glimalven. 4 Yrs; Lord Exeters Little Jerk, 3 pet UM Z. Lennos's this Conqueror. 3 yrs ; Lewd Bann% The Flying Dutch men, 4 yes; Mr. Mary's Chisillidisre eited ; Mr. Ford's Lad Rtelys. 4 yes; Lord Ltmadienk Jorkho s Witmer)* FORBIDS STAIRS Og ii OM. eachl ft, for Sir old fillies, ant 71b seek; the none of the One Thousand Chiang, Derby, Oaks, or C ommatioa Stakes to carry flb extra. Old maa.—Ofecieus, Cling, Monism. Now Snow of 10 son. nob, with 100 added, for 2.yrs olds ; colts, est 71b; fi11.., flat 31b. Walton patina to, starting, of 100 sovetilueinaludiag the winner's own stake, to carry fibs intim T.Y.C.—Quadrooo, Gay Lass. Oleo hawk, Consuls, SIMI of Oil, Amosinnant, Panay, Forlorn Hope, Dun Pedro, Convalescent, Old Rslph Biro, Buck bound, NW/AVM, Crochet, The Partridge, Knock Kilo% Nadeau, Cams, Hippolytus, Midas, Grosvenor, Fairy King, Olivia, Hems Romberg, Bro. to Trothteller Merry Pear, Gleudale, Citadel, flopnletre, Stone Homoth, Faux Pas. Jack Robison, e by Sir Hendee, eat of Adele ; c by Sir Hercules. out of Miss Letty by Sir anneles, out of Bann ; Epics, Prestige, Heirloom Tank, Prodilectiou, Bold Harry, Risings dis Pinion*. Pierre de Toache, Sir Rowluad Tankard, e by Charles Xii., est of the Cure's dos ; a by Brea. out of Amin (nose nom.'t fit. Jinni's PALACIO 824111111 of 100 10•15. nab, is A ; for coin, flat 71b; sad Allies, list 41b. Old smile ;—• by Mos, oat of Voyage; Haternker, by Scutari, sot of Marinelli ; 8-rgias. Pmstilez , Sadao, Kooken. The Trump, Royal Hart, Sado', Mickletce, • by Binleatelor, dam by Dr. groin. Swistetion of 60 son. each. k ft; for colts. Set 71b; fillies, Est 31b ; 41b and 61b allowed, &a. Swishy Cootie:— Chieftain (41h), T ombny, Thistledown (61b), Clella (41b), Bullfinch • (41b), Cariboo 1l41b), eby Scutari, out of Man sell& (41h), Tingle (41b), Cnnben7 (4ib), a by Velocipede out of Lady Gerildies (41b), e by St. Martin, out of Re been, Sterol, t by Sir Hanle", out of Medina (41'.), Spikenard, Gasometer, Millstrate, f by Arondsl. out of Man den (41b), Crossbow (61b), Little Jack k4.b), Bender (61h), Loa/onus (41h), Busbraniter.(6ib), Hantra•Scarom (41b), ampler (4%), The Cid (41b). ST&IID Piers of 70 son. ; 3 yr-olds. 7st 71b ; four. Pit ; ea, Pet bib; dx and aged, est ; mares and geldings allowed 31h ; horses poured to n sold for 400 son., allowed 311; for 300 son. 71h; for 200 son., 121 b; and for 100 son., 201 b. Swish/ Cosine. FILIDAT. TURIN HUNDRED BovaltatcWie, the gift of the Groat Western Railway Company, added to • Sweepstakes of 10 sore. each, for 3-yrirold and upwards; the second to is-' mire 30 ewe. out of the stakes; the erbium of the Agent &alma, the Queen's Vase, the R'yel Hunt Cup, or the Emperor of Russia's Cap, to carry 7lb extra. S.C. et lb Triples, lyre ......«.•»... I !fort-rate, 3 yrs If Tb Norms, 4 yes ...... -...... utessersy, 4 yrs The J ugsler, 4 yrs I ltunnyldrk, 4 yrs Wausdyke, 3 yrs ..... ..... Flotrotrber A yrs Ussi•tame,l ma Harnett, 3 yrs .... Eltbfros, 4 yrs .., The Sum* $ yrs Orttoley, 4 yes ..., OldrailierOestioara.4 yrs aremita lyre T ophans, yrs Quinl LadeAs an. 4 yrs ... ...... 3 Cheerful, 4 yes - Proter I. Coup, 4 yrs Nmalessesr. yes ()Anus, 4 yrs The Wroo, Sys 4useer,4 yrs WOKINGEAM STARES (handicap) of 5 eon each, foe 3 yr olds and upwards. Lest three quartos of the new mile. BwziersTraze of 20 sore oreb, h ft, for 2-yr olds; ults Set ith, Sides Elio 41b; the winner el any 2-yr old stake antimuriog to 200 son, including the winner's own stake, to carry 6,b, of any two each stakes Blb *yrs. Last half mile. C by V. looped, oat of Lady Geraldine, e by Kremlin out of Christian's dam, Partridge, Parity, The Mitre, Catalpa, Glendale. SWIBPSTAILZII of 60 son each, k ft, for 3 yr olds; colts B.t 71b, filth. Bst 31b ; the winner of th- Drrhy to carry 10lb ; the wend, or winner of the o.ks, 2000 Guinea Stakes, or Windsor &ekes, 6lb eine ; no horse to carry more than 10Ib extra. Old agile. cny Velocipede cote of Lady Orrel din►, a by Birdeatcher don by Dr Spree, Brireen. EXPIZILS . PLATE of 50 son add d to a Sweepstake of 6 son each; 3yr slds ist 01b, 4-yr olds Bst 41b, 5-yr olds Brt 10411, 6yr.lda and arid 9.1 01b; winners one* in 18.50 to carry 31b, twits 61b litre; the winou to t. sold fur 105 rows desukadod, Th- o'd INI'ELLIGENCS EXTRA.-GOODWOOD. 1850. NOMINATIONS FOR THE GOODWOOD CUP. ii,il;;;;Tii. ; ivLaiiiiirsl,7, 3 i r - ; ; - ior;*, 1 in , Knight of Gering, 3 yrs; oby Gladiator ont of Khasi.. sai.'s dam, 3 yrs; Nanhell, 3 yrs ; Stills. 6 yrs ; Brierdale, 6 srs ; King of Oide, 3 yrs ; Miss An”, 4 in ; Probity, 3 yrs ; Blinn, 4 yn ; Cuitrio, 3 yrs ; Officious, 3 yrs;; Cannon, 5 yrs ; Collini*ood. aged; Moats*, by Acuson out of Florin, 5 yrs; Prep-o'-iay-B .y. 6 yrs ; Chanticleer. aged ; Oster ley. 4 )n : Pitsford, 3 yrs • Maria Monk, by Visalia', oat Fliasade, 6 yrs ; Cessiek, 6 pa. ROYAL THAMES YACRT CLUB. The rates fo► the valuable prises gi►ee fvr competition by the Rola] Thanes Yacht Club took place y. sterday. The followirg is the list of the prizes, elates, and compc ti•rn: _ _ Pint 1001.-1113111 i CIAM—TACIM 112CZEDINO 30 TONS. 3.. 310M10/0 SO Landon Charles Mare, Erg. 4 . Cygast .... ....... SS . horlureptar II. Larabton, 194. I...Diars OS Ponaraseth J. L. Cesare, Esq. 2 Cynthia 3O Lawlor Jobs Wicks. bq. rams 301.—SOCOWD CLAIi.-IMerrs Erresruss 13 Asa ! , ,or 30 TOPL 1.-toss 2O Ipswich Thomas Ham y. Esq. 11 ..irlisper .. . 19 Landes Tram Eve fah, EM. truss 301.--111111 D I.l.,L—TACfflt ?io? tic• 71,1•4 iS Toys. 19... Poole T. and J. M. Nankin, Lave. t. Mamma 12 ..ifeethemptee .. Charles Mani. y, EN. 4. Jerrie* l9...Cowee W. 11. te.alhou-e, kaq. 4.. Frolic l2. London Alfred Con, EN. 3.....4ea Nymph 10...eouttsampten C. Wheeler, jun., EN. It war a time rue, half a minute per ton being allowed by the larger to the npiller mat, the distance eatendire from Erith to the Nor. Light and ►ack for the first and are , nd class, and to a little below L' let and back for the third clam. Lord Alfred Paget, the commodore, presided as umpire. The necessary preliminaries having been encored, the start took piece, under the direction of the commodore, about a purer put eleven, and, after an 'geed' at rate, they came in in the following order :—TheNusquite rounded the flag buoy at 6mln. 20 see past 6 ; the Cynthia, the gec:nd of that else, at 20min. 22 arc. past 6; the Cygnet, at 29 min. 40 see. put 6 ; and the Diana in 16 min. afterwards. In *be second class, the Whispar was the winner, arriving at 1 mils. 58 me. put 7 ; the Foam, 6 min. 'sum of her. In the third clam, the Mau; pa was the winner, arriving at 7 min. 66 see. put 6 ; the Frolic, second, at 10 min. 7 me, pest 6; toe aarprise close on her stern, and the See Nymph about a minute later. The vessels topped at Erith, and the pr zee were handed to the sue:geisha competitors by Lord Alfred Prget. EMBANKMENT OP THE THANIGS.-SEWERAGE AND WATER SUPPLY —Last evening Mr. W. H. Smith, C.E., exhibited, at the Society of Arts, John street, Adelphi, a plan for embanking the Thames, by which he proposes too:albino a system of sewerage with a pure supply of water to the me tropolis. There was a large number of scientific persons and cipporters of sanitary reform present. The chair was uses. pied by Mr. Ricardo, M.P. It appeared from the Matesnaeis whirl were made that three severs' objects ate proposed to be accomplished. Is the first place, 12 ant above high water mark there is to be a terrace, exclusively for the am of the public, by mesas of which the river traffic will be facilitated and the approaches to the Thames increased. The pro p osed ',Lined' is to be 60 feet, and in some places upwar ds, width, and it is to be connected with all the great thorough fares. Oa its margin 'hops and warehouses are expected to be raised. Underneath than is to be a railway tunnel, con- Dieted with all the existing lines of railway, through which passengers can be conveyed from one end of the metropolis to the other. Then it is pro p sad to carry the sewerage twenty miles down the estuary, and to convey hack a plentiful supply of pure water, properly filtered The embankment and tunnel are to resernince, shout t the plan be adopted, at Vaexhall-bridge, aad are to extend as far as the West India Dahl; and the animated expense of the works is 300,0001. per mile, or 3,000,0001. in the aggreg te. Mr. Smith, who, we understand, is to have an opportunity of again bringieg forward his ingenious plans and motels at Lard Home's ai at conversanone, explained his views in detail,apparently to the mineral satisfaction of the audience. ilie w rc rlan of al carryls off and deodorising the evwerage, seas ing to Krum fitaidart and Etserisa' plan was afterwards explatned and the tweeting separated with the usual vote of thanks to thr chairman. VAUXHALL GARDENS. The remarkably fine weather with which J use has commenced has enabled the testae to open this well•known place of amueement au spieinualy this season. The bill of tare is unusually attrse tiee. Some excellent singing in the rotunda, poses plastigiass in the ballet theatre, and a French teeters in the ensue, fill up very successfully a tolerably long emitting. The audience seem particularly pleased with the performance, of a Mr. Nelson, who amused them in the in- Urea!, between the teats of bonemanship with a very curious musical entertaimnint. First, Ix. played a w sits en • bundle of sticks with onnsiderable execution and effect, and before the audience had ceased wondering at his dexterity. re-appeared with • table covered with pantiles, upon which he played the " Blue Bells of Scotland " with most elahorate variations Considering the materials, the etleet wan surprisingly melodious, This entertainment con cludes with • view of the Kremlin ; the find& being i s con• fiagnnon with one of the most brilliant and beautiful displays of fireworks ever seen at Vauxhall We were gives to under stand that the 22nd of this month has Nen fixed upon for a grandfille in aid of the Reposition of next year, and that the Prince tai Nepsul and suite bate signified their intention of being premise LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER THE GORHAM CABE. Goma v. Tan BTlROPT)7lbrursz. T►issier , th* Idir Pitney Kelly; en the pert of this Bishop of Elltbsci MjwN hi syphilitics for • writ of prohibition divested to Bat Bees of the Ceara of Arches sad the Arch bishop of Claelleybary, to rostrata theta bow OUT7infit oat the J of Judicial Privy Osumil to induct the Rey. Gorham both, %mate of Brunpferd tlipeke, bbiLbeill nit I 1 . Courts f Qaseepreak sad OMB= KM & Thu laarnid coaxial, although he had addissied lb* Not kr upwards of three hairs, was sou timing lit OrgiiiimS The we went to prim, sad was ispsulsi Os soapy t e wart the oaths day. MONEY MARKET. WIDXIIIIDLY EV11,170. Many proofs have of late come under our attention of tbe fres sfe t tf o progreat upon th e; h c iezed tin Ly t the . whgrice:thprias always ip a l y es s been looked upon an the stronghold of the protective mites; sad not the leant encouraging of theirs signs is the adhesion which has already been given to the ' cause by several of the most ably- con d uc t e d andinfluential journals of France, Belgium, and Holland. Of the ultimate success of these principles upon the Continent, borne out as they are by the beneficial results that have attended thaw seipptiott in this country, and backed by the ellvocacy of an intelligent prole, there san now ha doubt, the free discussion of its tendencies and opera tion being ea great an auxiliary to free trade as it is inimical to the antagonistic system. As an instance of the restrictive effect of the system at present in faros in France, is quoted the cue of the manufacturers of cotton good., who feel greatly the hardship to which they are subjected in being compelled to draw th e ir supplies of the raw material from the Havre market, when, as frequently happens, they could supply their wants at a much cheaper rate at Liverpool; and the cue is precisely similar with the linen manufacturers of Belgium. " Why," asks the Journal des Debuts, " should the French manufacturers be prevented from purchasing their supplies of foreign produce wherever they can obtain them at the cheapest rate, whether it be in London, Liverpool, or Bristol?" The same journal states, as another instance of the happy con sequences attendant upon the so-called protective system, that several French vessels were, at the departure of the last amounts, under embargo at San Francisco, in consequence of having, in the course of their long voyage, put in at rime of the intermediate ports, such as Rio Janeiro, the River Plate, Valparaiso, or Callao, this very natural proceeding being an infraction of the treaty of 11.22. The Artemis Precurseur, in drawing attention to the eardship of this case, expresses, in accordance with the influential Paris journal, it. conviction that the time is passed for these absurd complications of mari time law, which whilst professing to afford encou ragement to the shipping interests of the country, have had more hand in inducing their decay than any other influ- nee ; and it declares emphatically that the aban donment of the princip!e by one great nation mut eventually involve its renunciation by all the other maritime powers of the earth. The advice. from the City of Mexico eel the United States, extend to the 20th April, at which date Congress was busily engaged with financial affairs. A tax of 30,000 dollars, imposed on the commerce of the capital, bad excited great discontent and energetic protests. The senate, however, had not Set sanctioned the law. The tax of 5 per cent. on foreign merchandsze is maintained, and that on foreign liquors is increased to 10 per cent., whilst rigorous measures had been adopted with a view to prevent smuggling and insure the due collection of the revenue. A company of influential and compe tent capitalist., Mexican and English, amongst whom are the well-known names, J. N. Almonte, H. E. Vi•mond, and J. A. Sharer, have contracted with the Mexican government to build a railroad from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, and from thence to such point on the Pacific as they may determine. To secure the build ing of the road, which is to be prosecuted with de spatch, the government has granted extraordinary privileges. It concedes to them the exclusive and perpetual right for a railroad between Vera Cruz, Mexico, and any point on the Pacific, grants perpetual exemption from duties upon all materials, coal, Arc., used by the company, and admits all vessels belong ing to the company free from tonnage aid port charges. All public domain through which the road passes is given free, the usual space for good tracks being allowed. Land is also given free for depots, station houses, 8:c. Private lands are to be taken possession of for the purposes of the road, and where satisfactory terms cannot be made with the owners the value is to be settled by arbitration. The company bind themselves to commence the work within three years from January, 1850, to have 90 miles between Vera Cruz and Mexico completed within five years from that date, to have it completed between those places within ten year., and to have the whole line between the two oceans in operation within twenty years. The company are to establish their own rates for transportation of passengers and freight for the pe riod of five years after the entire road is in operation. Government trooper and materiel of war are to be carried at half the public rates, and the public mails are to be carried free. All persons employed by the company are to be free from tax of every descrip tion, also from civil and military duty. The company is to have preference over all individuals in bidding for the construction of any branch lines. These exceedingly liberal term, show how desirous the Mexican government is to secure a highway be , tween the oceans, and such terms as it has granted ouAlit to ensure the completion of the road within the time specified in the contract. It will possess the advantage over the Panama and Nicaragua routes, of cutting short some thousand miles, and if carried out will no doubt prove a powerful rival to those routes. To add to the importance of the railroad, a Mexican line of steamers re already projected between Vera Cruz and New York : A correspondent furnishes the following useful in formation respecting sums of the most important mines of Mezioo : The eeletwated mining district of Guanajuato has yielded more during the past year than at any other time. There had been coined, up to December last, upward. of twelve millions in silver, and abort 700,00 dollars in gold. The mines yield from 9 to 16 per cent. of gold. They are mana g ed by an Anglo-Mexican Company. Most of the mines are owned by parties who 'ell out the ores to speculators, who buy up end sell ..ut swain ; some making • good profit, end others barely saving themselves. The annual receipts at the mine of Sint' Lucie have been 2,400,000 dollars from the sale of ores. It is owned mainly by the Goitoy family, and each party, fur some length of time, averaged 12,400 dollars per month as It. 'hero of the profits. Toe next in importance is the celebrated La Lux Mine, owned by several eompaniti, hut lately under litigation, wherein Mr. Mackintosh claimed the whole. The difficulties growing out of this claim formed the groundwork of the run upon the house of Manning and Mackintosh. This house, however, was far too strong to he shaken in this manner, and a slight temporary embarrass ment was the only coosequenee. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. With the exception of • temporary depression, when Console were off e r e d a t 96. 1 , the price has not ruled all the morning from the first quotations, 96: to :, troth for money and the 12th inst., and 96j fur the July account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 95,1 and ; and the NewThrte-and-a-Quarter perCents.,97: and Exchequer Bonds mark 71s. prem. Indian Bonds, in consequence of the announced reduction to take place in the rate of interest, have declined in value. They have been done at 825., 80s., and 85s. prem. Time foreign cock market to-day in generally steady u re.:ards prices, but the transactions continue to be of a very unimportant character. Mexican mark last 31:. The business comprises :—Chilian Six per Coats., at 98. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 87t ; exehange, 25fr. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at NI and 57k ; exchange, 12 ,Kuil• I I the Pour per Cleat. Certificates, at 88k. Aqua dor at 31. Grenada, at 18. Mexican, for the 14th Jane, at 311 and 1. Portages.* Five per Cent. Con verted, 1841, at 341 the Four per Cents., at 34, 1, and 331. Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 171 for account I the Three par CenM, at 371. On referenoe to the advertising columns of this morning's Daily News, it will be seen that the East India Company have given the required twelve months' mottos that they intend to reduce the rate of interest on India Bonds from 31. 10s. to 31. r cent. per annum. The present rate of tntenst win owe on the 7th of Jane, 1851, the option of re newal or payment being of course left to the holders. INOLUIIi Au* 119edt. lOS 9 ger IX led. Aar. 941 3PR 09a. Amos., , 1 _ _ _ 7111DO.—Tha Day. I li:LkOss. *at, 9.1 ear OIL IPTi Mk ft. to 71s. lei il2 • 107 4011100 6 par Ot. Ambito litoodo.— I- OM Q. Da& Mod% II a ss s iff . . Par ol i tat, sea. se a Ora 6 pot Ca Demo Ayres. 61 3 I gritir.. —,.la 7 Ditto Milan Oda. 97 9 I per Iva Ms., 107 9 Ditto Ooiumb DoL 13da, Ditto koala Oda. 1711 Oolumbloo . Otoodisr Mo. 3E4 .1 pie Ct. ittoolli Ns .sn 8 3 pw Ot. mot* 114 a, 71 3 Ditto Pamir* 8.3...31 4 St pot Ct. boat Oda. MO '; , 3 pot Ct. Vassoollo Boa. 31 3 4 pot Cs Dutch Owls.. M . % ' VOllllllolill Whored Ibris..llll 12i sUINOR. am Memo& Oda, Orme& Defined M 616. 1161..18161311 6 pig s. I Oa Pemba da, Do. Wand Oda , Pertearao Nay. ler M. F . . _ MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Booka..—The market wears a very firm appears:toe. The public aalw eonsisted of foredo, and did cot give fresh quo tations. 900 boxes of whits H ah were offend I. bond, and bought in, 295. to 311. ; 1,300 boxes of yellow Rosan a* duty paid, were also offered, and about boll sold, 38a. to 41s. Refined steady; fair to fine grocery lamps, 60s. to fits. Col7ll.—The market the bees rather dull to-day ; buyers %Mr dirtheod so thee the north id the pane ales le. for to-morrow. Good ordinary native Ceylon, 465. 6,1. to 461. id. Rms.—The public sales went off at previous rates. Good white Bengal, 10A 61. to Ili. Comore.-1,400 halos wars offered in public tale ; the bulk was withdrawn at high prices, bat the article wears a very firm appearance. TEA continues steady. In other articles no material alteration, but the amount of business dune to day has not been large. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market to-day is steady, at former quotations : Town Tallow, 36s 64., net sash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36e. 9.1. ; October to Decongest, 38e. 3d.; ditto, sepa rate months, 38e. 6d. to 38e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hewn. Cooper and Davis report a very slow Ind., at the following quotations :—Prises Meadow, 70.. to 761. ; in ferior, 635. to 665. ; Rowe*, 60a. to 80e. ; Clover, 88s. to 80i. ; Straw, 235. to 276. YORK, June 6. STOCK EICKAI4OI - Sheffield, Rotherham', sad Goole, N. Div., Guaranteed S per Omit., 17j; York, Newer** mad Denial (Sieweartie Eatenikee), ty ; Tara we North Midland, 17j. WEST CORNWALL. Yesterday a special meeting of the proprietors of this company, c-nvened for the purpose of considering the draft of a bill, authorising a deviation in the line, to make an alteration of gauge nom broad to narrow, and to construct • branch line to certain mines, was held by adjournment Ire m Tun:ay in last week, at the King's Arms Hotel, Palace-yard. Mr. HENRY OVaItsTONE WILL@ took his seat as chairman of the company, having announced that since the last meeting Capt. Moursom had resigned not only his office of chairman, but also Lis seat at the board of direction. The Secretary was then directed to read the draft of the bill, which having been done, The CHAIRMAN proposed • resolution, that it be approved. Mr. FLIGHT reminded the meeting that on the previous Tuesday they broke up leaving the budness of the meeting in considerable contusion. He wished to begin at the point where they then left eff. By the verdict obtained on the previous day in favour of Use company in the action against me of the centraetors, their affairs assumed a different com plexion than they had hitherto presented. It had appeared on the previous day of meeting that some delay had occurred in the prom Wings in th.t action, in consequence of an agree ment for • c mipromise said to have been entered into by the solicitors of the company, on the authority of Captain Moor. mom, and the other side, which Captain Meonom had posi tive' denied. lie wished to know whether any communi sation had been received from Mums. Limon and Squance, the solicitors, on the subject? Toe BtCaneART. by direction of the chairman, read • letter frem Menn. Tallinn and Nuance, dated May 27, in which they stated that the soliciton of Mr. Mowatt (the defendant in the action) had laid before them a copy of an agreement of compromise between them and the company, and en the authority of the chairman directing the suspen sion of proceedings, but adding that they had only agreed to such suspension for • limited period, and that the case would be argued on the following day. Mr. FLIGHT thought the meeting would not fail to recol hct that Capt. Mooreom had denied that any compromise had been entered into, but if this letter spoke the truth that W ith must I see seated that which was false. (Hear.) With regard to the proposed bill he should oppose it, unless • clause were introduced prohibiting payment of any salary or travelling expenses to the dirt cton until the concern pared • dividend, and alto, unless the clause with regard to dividend were so altered that those who had paid up but a small amount should not be placed in a better position than thine original ehareholders who had paid up their full 201. a share. — Tie CHAIRMAN said he had • letter from Captain Moorsom, which be would read. It was to the effect that the writ, r, having been informed that those gentlemen who had taken • prominent part in the proceedings of the meeting of Tuesday last had pledged themselves to aid in carrying the bill in its integrity through parliament provided he re• tired, he placed his seat at the board at the disposal of his 00-directors; and intimating that, in the hone of contributing to that harmony which waa necessary to the conduct of the business of the company, he should absent himself from the adjourned meeting, but reserving the right to give such ex planations as were necessary to remove misapprehension as to his conduct and motives at the next general halflearly meeting. After some convenation, in the course of which a resolu tion of the board,disclaimiag all knowledge of any agreement of compromise in the action against the contractor, Mowutt, was read, The SOLICITOR to the company stated that in justice to Messrs. Tilson and Squance he felt bound to say that there had been such an agreement—the question, therefore, wit bet nem the shareholders and Capt. Moorsom, the other di region having disclaimed all knowledge of such agreement, and, as Capt. Muorsam had stated he should be ready to give an explanation at the next half- early meeting, he did not see what the present meeting could do more in the matter. Mr. FLIGHT was glad that Messrs. Tilson and Nuance had toren exonerated from all blame. Mr. EVANS thought there must still be sem. mistake or misconception, for be could not believe that Captain Moor som, looking at his honourable position, would attempt any thing wrong. Mr. HARRISON, as Captain Moorsom wee not present, would say nothing in regard to his conduct, whatever 126 opinion might be. He had forwarded a requisition to the directors to call a special meeting of the proprietors to take Captain Moorsom'a conduct into consideration; but as the object in view bad been accomplished by that gentleman's voluntary resignation, he apprehended such meeting would be unnecessary. With regard to the dividend clause in the bill, it was i i exact accordance with the agreement entered into with the Hale Company, and it would be a breach of faith to attempt to alter it. The neolution veal. then agreed to ; and after a vote of thanks to the choirman and directors, the meeting separated. ORAVIIIIIIND AND ROCKILISTIII.—Yesterday the intended meeting of this company was not constituted for want of a sufficient number of proprietors. The line is now leased to the South Eastern Company. ANNUAL VI , IT OF CHARITY CHILDREN TO ST. PAVL's CATHNIMAL.—This day the charity children from the schools within the bills of mortali'y, to the number of about 5,000, preceded by their clergy and pgrochisl autho rities, aeramhled at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's, to hear the sermon appointed for the occasion before his Highno. the Duke of Cambridge, the Marquis of Westminster, the Right. Hon. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriff., and oth, r civic autho . The rerin3ll was pr oohed by tb. Lord Bishop of St. Aaepb. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTERS. WESTMINSTER Now Deluca —The committee have decided that the stand ing orders may be di.pensed with ratite eased the promoters of this measure, for a temporary bridge at Westinine , er.— OXFORD, WDRCIIATER, AND WuLvitHHANPTON RAILWAY. —Theennuaittee on this company', bill report that th,y hate introduced amendments into the bill to save the priority of any preference Odra of the contributory romotoire.-- Oouar or Pnahoocrive Inowri• Btu..—The cumulate on this molter met for the first time yesterday, chose a chair man and settled th.• Order of proceeding. ------ BEntaLART IN TILE HOUSE Or AN INDEPENDENT MINISTV.R —On Sunday fflOrnifill hut, during the hours of ~,,r.,„g service, the house oh the 1t.,. James Griffin, 3, Kichenned-terrsee, Stretford New-road, Manchester. w as . . entered by the front door, in the &house of the family, by means of fake h(l., and movesble property eciesisiing of plate, a gold watch, rin chains, &c., valued at 1001., taken away. A man, drew gs, d in black, wan seen reeling out of the house about an hour atter Mr. Orittln and family had left fir his chine', which is situated in the ltusholute-ros I. A. a proof of the estimation in which the rev. gentlemen is bold by his congregation, 100 guinea were subsorined and aee te n i rd to him, to m a ke good bia loss, by noon on the fol. day. RAILWAYS. Tins Dar, Two o'Caorm. • The chars market, though better at present than it was at the commencement of business, is not so good a■ yesterday, the prices of all the leading stocks having experienced a decline. This retrograde move ment Is principally to be attributed to the effect of rather numerous miles made by speculators, who are anxious to realiEe the prellta accruing from the recent marked advance in value. Another de pressing influence is t 4 he found in the circumetanen that the traffic returns on most of the lines for the last week, this day made known, do not present a favourable appearance as compared with the receipts for the corresponding po : riod of last year. It will be found, however, upon a e•rict analysis of the returns, that the progressive improvement noticed in thereturns for some time put is fully borne out by those for the week in question, for it most not be forgotten that the present returns are for an ordinary week of the season, whilst the returns for the corresponding week of 1649, with which these are contrasted, embraces the receipts during the Whitson holiday week. The rates at which sales have been effected this morning will be found below. BIIM.II RAILWAY.. Closing YesterZ;7l Was urocip op to 1 o'clock. Aber* es . Prelensie _.::; Arabgt.,Nott.,Bar,4li.ln. lierka 4 Hants. Ext. (Gt. West. wwmal 5 p. Ct.) If 2 2 21 de. PST 40• 4i Bi rm., o T., and Dudley orwithguar. Do. without 'guarantee Hirm.Wolv.k.litour Valley nriAtol and &eta 61 71 pa, 6 6i pm. 9 % 6e 121 114 die. 17 171 .61 Ila tlo . Prelire . nce• rD . _o Prdarence : ... Dublin sad BOLA June. .. . .■ 9 ' 10' 9 10 ill it dim le le 1 le 1 1 Itlli ex di , . 71 1 ' pm p.. I 6 4 9 8 II pm iisi - in f - 17.7.7 7 7. -- :" . U. (Eta E. a II) :: M. (U. Ks.) Bp.Ct.Pref. &weirs Counties .. ... Do. New Prot.. p. et Do. Lit., S p. et., No.l Do. do. N 0.2 Do. do. 5 per Cent 71 / 1 111 n di, pm Eieterit Coke, dun A (late E. U. 611.) Do elms B. atid C Do. tletip (gua. 6 p. Ct.)! East Lanceature llast Lino)lt shire • 610-1 teed G per Lept. . l E4niGuriFi - inTGii;nOwl tUreat Northern _ 37 1111 27 4 f 94 134 11 0 1 dis 3 44 3 {lli 104 1 80 IS .21 l 9Pa .• 46 66 46 80 984. 32 34 68 69 es nes 94 86 7 4 74 die „ 47 46 30 214 6 4 84 Paz lye GO 41 19 141 di' 91 94dis. 201 91 dLs 12 124 84 9514 die. 96 8 9 94 61i. 54 s di.. :1 244 U. de par 62 83 .47 129 _ . Um I diarenen.Gekrred Do. e dune% G. 6 It et- Do. 3 • per Cent Pref.. Gt. Skinhead Weet(lre.) Do. Eighths :.• • Gnat Borth °lmpend .. Do. Nee ZIO . Do. Kew Cio Do. New /13 esters 14i 111 37 39 37 t 9 104 IL *3 14 1011 1 0 3 dB 3 pm f 3 pm 64 4 63 934 i;i dis. II 14 .114. 1i pa. 14 134 1 4& 4 dia. 17 3 3 di' 37 117 •:1!S ie di' it ii 4114. I. I 9 4 se we al dir. 91 101 40 41 '3i 151 pa. 11 is Pm 91 81 die. 9R du 8 II 4 14 dia. • 41. 111 N 41 1 7 II dr • 10 111 !Wl°. 141 151 Si no It4ti 44 34 die. 1 1 4 * 134 104 10 dis 01 174 IS 22 SJ dia. 14 f 9 i i 17) I 7i 51 si as. 61 61 13 14 3 3j 414 6 pm. P 6, Po -7i 7 •it 4. II 7j di*. 7 ;4 131 14 3o 32 34 117 i 61 Si 9 9/ 21 2f 111 II 41. 21 221 !or;:ii Do. New LIT !Ridend tltlD~ lio. t shares Da 1 duns lu;Z,;:u:1 7 ;;;d - Laiv;isiTe;nefosicilkire • lb. Fifths . . f),;: - Da New (gaa. 6p. Ct.; IDu. West hiding tams Leeds and Bradford .. ,Leeds and Mink Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. 1 Do. Do. bo. 21 Uo 'O it in.D. Pref. Quit - inn:l;4; London and Blackwell . Lou.. Brighton, a •,.Coaot Do. New gua. 6 p. Ct. . Do. guannteed CL _ . Do. Yref. Seer Cent,,..l IDo. ct- London and Greenwich... Preference Loudon & North-Westera la. do. New f shares .. Do.Cluva.,M.andli. Leadaa & south-W.3o[mi' P ° ' ? .ew . #.s° UO. sew, £lO Do. ;‘;'l.;;sierriiiie_ LowestoitOusr.4 percent. : Mandl Hui., and Matlock Noineh.,Sbef.,&Lineohish. Do. l share% Na 1 ... Do. New £lO Pref. Do. Mak. a Llnel.ntios Do. LSO shares Do. arm. and Derby ... Du. Cu..a B. 88. 6 p. C. bo.ErewnahS alley Pet 1 Nor:ulk . 1 ----.-- Do. New C 20... Do Exteneloo I Do. Gowan. Si per Ct North Shirk' 1 - 13;71 ; ;;ieTene; I Nortb Atgardshire.. Pre,toa and %% yee Do. duns (A) Read., Guilb and Reigate Ittyateepuid I Shepreth Elt4lllloll akottiAi Central ~a'Dr, w~_ & ISvm „ Cjaw~A ho., C4ua B Do, New Guaranteed Shrewobury mad pester l Of . • W.ra.) 5O: UTmeitri . IDo. New .. Do. i per eeeL Sbrogebuss Vacs ... itivutli Devon I — Do. l';eferesCe iSuutla Stadurtbliire Sou:11 &Astern Do. No. 2 I Do. No. J... IDo. No 4 Roglitired Sooth Waco lurk. Duo. ad Gooki.. iWateztord and Kilkenny— ' WcAr p. rm. Do. do. do. do. Soaierret, kWeyni. York.Newcaetle kßerwickl u~. t:i4 ~l'~~rl[lt Ye~ax.l W. G.N.E.PurchorPrf I Totk and North Midland. W. Preference Pouliot; Ratawate. aoftl. , -Itallast (late Italian • - - -• and Austrian) . . I3oulogne and Amiens .. Central France (Vierzont Dutch Rhenish East Indian .... Dread Indian Peninsula .. Do. NunturSnd Liege Northern of France . Orleans and ikudeaux Paris and Orleans ... Paris and Rouen r..ris and Strasbourg .. Itouen and llavre •kunbre and Meuse Tours and Nan's. 22 26 LlVElirOili.. June A. 141 IS STOCIE-RICHAWOIL-Prier. creeping up, though the ronoent of business is not very lam. Lancashire and Yoool+l3o (fifth 'harm W. K. U.), 8 le. 3d. d.-Londoe and North Western, 106+ -Ditto (new .Nervei, p. psiM p. (I shame. GI, f 37i -Ditto 'hem), 36k 1 i Sbrew , buri. Os . And Closter, 31-Bosthlartens sod leer (coml. No. 320 die. 13i -Ditto (No. 4 regletervtl), 5i -Ditto (No. 4, tee. :is tot. 61 do - York, Newoigte, and Hem (0. N F.., 6 per tent. tilt 'SO, la rb. Ditto, ditto, 01 d.-/}rent tioutbern sod Waders, 31-Dutch lihr d. MANCH tiN 1' E June 6. Steel-B=C There was a brisk market. aad pries wirastrert, lanesehlre anti V 11,41drea from 394 to 40i, 40i, 41* Illths, to 9i dia.; Katpartear to to ; and Weg Kt antra. trom m i di.. to 8 du. London end North Woaterta, 188; !tracheate' Shetteld, IT. BKISTO. , Jun... SToot-EzoitAmos.—We had a* Wire market, with • alight itdrame in prima. Great Woofs Oaarier shares were duDa at 14L and eloped at lei ; Mitllmut. at 311, Landon and North Waters. at RN; Tatt Vale. 4 nee (Mt., at par. MIN.IIINOHA.II. Jose 5. 870011.411 CW POlOll. - Share% were *carrel, en drat In ibis m irket today. trhmrahlre• WMP a shade lower, 1110PIUN at tj ilia. ;Banda, at is; and Mira Auer and Birmingham (A), at ha.;d North atathirda Awed at Of 10 din : there were rummer of a ,•all on thow atoure, bat as the olvdrtnan of nut line hm w. nepia4- ctilv pledged douse( 10 the come try, thia .11.1 not produoe indent. LIBIWs, alma 5. Seocn.lticgegon.—Many ',hares have changed hands this morning, and the market meadow the wine firmness which ties ch .racterisisi it far several days past. The sales this morning wens: Caledonian, WI 101; East lane. hire, al; Great Nottherns, t 3 ti,; 501 . Mi. 11,1164 tee London and North Western stoat, IN; Thirst Katensions. No. I. 2 st .t ; Yens, Newcastle. mad Dm Trick, lei ; Wait Westin, S. --, .... 0 " \ \ _ `-`~. r `-- ~ (4/ " ‘ \ ti II Y 34 .1i 3I Al let II 9 ri l e i "a:, ;iSS it ii as n sow 112 j 2 13) li7l 8 14121 4 361 3 1 i i I - .i . ,1119 130 ii 24 I