The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-15 00:00:00

:", /', ' 1 ,4----1 - -:-;,.- e ill ' - •,:. - ..." - i f ! , *. r . I ._ ,t ,..... . 1 • , •Z. • ' 1 -- IVENING, ~ L212.] LONDON, MONDAY K JULY 15, 1850. (TIIREEPENCE. FPTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.— , • • ~ty Sofetli Lova Danstuin vv./ sr OREL per allorel• The L . • • lo suds lo the SPEW .• 1 1111 7. 11_1% imptszittstespain. MONET MARKET. RAILWAYS. Tars DKr, Two °Two:. The tome of the railway sham market is flat to-day, aad the prises of most of the leading ett ohs are below these of Ilattrdity. Great Westerns have ban done es low as 671 i London and North Virestans,at 1081 ; Booth Wes . erns, at 66}; Midlands, at 321. NORTE STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. . - tre te:grotr. topes Toraae.stilidy, Pt! NMI= Raman. 1\11 ;------1LIPI T OLIDES DL ALONG." 1%l a , --- ...,,, Two Seas DAIWIII EMI COMMIT'S 't I .),, "" • 1 bees body :g is TesiAlqi .. 4 1 . 4 ." did 7 Sneer. 0 , 0 ii%Pril., 4 thipp 0211 aitiiiiii& _, " I T i s !. l'' . .? "1‘ ..,,,ii i. monied by frawasen;=davest • '. • • '"..,,...-. „1 1 1 be the imams NM miberd ' ' 4 ' ....•••• ••• • - " • i•liall frit lie allwasissid Nam i. - •I‘.. ~,,, „..oar .1 .. ez. • ' w . '' and nailer* an hisirlioddbt tb• 1 ' ' ow' N9 t7 . , nr ea bits bees gnome*, . ef " c reef of the per pariesink . 4- .. e „LAM. 1 MO , ' i P, ~, it ,%":. ~..1 .b,,, . taw beldam it death neeiblee " -1. •e , '''' • ''' 4 m eamptkal, sad tacreamed eneemplies ~.: ' • ....,,,. Mr 1,... , Pe at y •or is bon is eta• b Oar eended seise I fyitedersee other esellesse Ernest • • ..„ 4n• toed the netting al etas Wen •we y „nNo ma I) be Impeded from the berry. Da r c d.....,4 their sopesteinests oi roasting •ed/ nom ro e, ~,tiaro,,ei so the eeteset that the' can insagy • hlve Not eseannell by the 'Le mog Mende res. vbe is burr . • t e, the niv•nressiel Nei. vlieb swig mad Jeveloral by meant peva et resstiar. traiir ea4A garde le Dab me On, en. e bi a aable, the sob allielieliel awe et time • •• • t e m! enaluatly exercised in pesentise he . teen lose obtainable. Tbie bet eeesst be , ' •-•,• • ec ..n.t. and wheat raids rad Oa, inert tits alma* . . the lute of coffee perseversees, r u ti f iry ..4 . • en-plying the best Weds sit the ~, t fteno- thefr pawky mode of rands( m ho, the unrivaled nava et tidy seed f parity of lamer, and elavaurret prim ,rer.! taw Dakin's Roy.l Patent Comes,' are Most . Ir. CAL to I. Id. per pound Is. 2d. „. Ir. td. to la. Od. . • 1 . ,r 1 % or to Flora I. td. to Is. 10d. ••k ,rei an d seal Colley Ir. 3d. to It 4d. t.ss tease nocreed lr. 50. to fr. (kL stI.2.CTED &OATS. IS bole or Ground. •, • CAM J. I Leh sod lbodomored row le. U . . Cadre Potholed:6MM Oaks ,n •,..• Mt inppard in salsa Mews Ilettlas, ece. .y, sal an taus si r lamb be dr Maks. N . 4.0014 Coir• is a sold bah.— 9l. ed. • rii act Ilar-tavasied Oahe la a sualsd 9a Od ..... sod nudism Cabo la • rad IV fleet la Mwwi t : Cabs. wig, Is reearreet Sereer.la areeleibretle.- 4e. Od. gleiroll for empty Magma Mlle, wirer re. . *to we reprOod sabe bottled osolobbi One non Amp nob Off He balm. pool C.der, wish flowir, la o bolsi Is. b. y dyke ao4 lbasToond Caw, Is • Is. ed. rat :Cagy emsdod god laybentbs Osbe ..! *Boost for aqty Oor.bood Botdio 'bra ro. .:% Ar-re to CO covawin Ike entaisty of Wag mizr= MPS. notouseed persimmon to Rod tt thesoeives. doe view of i lAtediag t dolor. DALIN rad COMFY. matinee lo todop•ottlt, owspeeto. Witt wileiftwii oar= 14 the wet peke. noweiT i pA wag. d. 1 , A1.1% A%D Ct.MPT. PA *.ust rAvvs immicauxp, Losnos. Ot Mt. ?WWI to Looks. l ul lb* page gewslip, un• l. issivet the vaadihriihr em i =via " Dakis's Royal IS BEDSTEADS sad CHILDREN'S COTS. • • _awe warmest et tam tolstaris tram and= , • ; so. Cots tram Ma only Mad Mtn ;,,erbt roan& and entirely trio trom arta. se • ttF, g the nion.roms WILLIntI eN TIBUSTON 110, Oskirnazon Moran at Newnan. I. Mgreaso.strart. tlfi wMo tat In at . r guy Co be rem tM TATF-VT 1/1. or whirls Is apolisable Abe to Iron and monks • r 5-ea Mad. so aancsliin, r porton not. suparfor • bid. easmos teas toillsods at 144. 6d. men. .• with radranoln d marl nosononder7 unit, • • :Te..-Egablished b Wanmareet. a.n.,, x.!l'l ka eirt • wr 7.1 lbr .-SPRLNO WATER FROZEN IN TE an MASTEIS'S PATENT JUGS, Decanted, - ICES peduced, aa4 wine cooled by ,tent Framlap, Cooling, mid Preaardni Appa -4 i•lalty NA Si a trlain esperie. PATENT AERATED SODA SUEZ& and eARATCS by which Soda Wake he wide, sad dad cheeped with pore Cartel* Add Om In a kw . troilism euet. This cheap, aimp'e, sad °enemata' in ..;*t•able to all vmauscers of Soda Water, Lemonade, :Sea aerated waters. Mil yearly heproced PATER ROTARY 1171 %::! LLiNI:eO 'LACHINE* which dean and godbef adore, waking SA MOW Mkt ! r be wow. is As distress sass lld., wad I wectlyeke &awls. *ad lamakatimis mat Post Rte. The - ---"h tt own at MASTERS and Deptet, adeointag the ; also Ilepart-drwae, and 7, Maneiou- City, where the ded MOW win omeinced. The we:: wieueedir. all elissetsk SUBSTITUTE FOE PALM—Cloudiness is a. nee( warUy at all time eendoelm toBEALTII, end this,as well o.onome, v greatly pramosed by labstinatias fee the maims pro. •of p :lasi w.tholl and white lead, STEPHENS'S DYES for • tINING WI 10D. for deccranne Churches, liege Public Rooms Theatre., as well as prieee timelines. When economy In ex. • :lure of matertal rd firm is at Importance, these Dyes will be of the greatest Member,. as they give a rich colour to plain • while they r,tleet all the haul of the natural se slam, which ▪ • wrmene to Inait.nionsW art. an 4 at the same time, amid the L.,rteahl. smell and deleteriono oonsequenoes of paint. They are wed and POI by HENRY sTEPHI—VS, No. 34, litsmked.street, I ..!riars.resd, London, in bottle, at GC sad la. ash, and at They may also be obtained in pmedee, at Me per lb., •.. In water to teem o liquid, and 111. makes cess gallon •' :at which glass u.sy be bag the rimer Varnish awl bin, as lot tto nes. c: w: and FAMILY At preaorA Www Warta ia so tow, ;tiaolfmta gliort;tli• wal s 1 lita oworasas ONO mesa* soA to Ow liarty al ter= as midi* U out be alleatwl the 600 Pita eTSWINNTITUTION. Sy this rob a paws way sown a tollay tar SIAN— MOM SA lays b& mama MS 0 0 awl 001 1 70. . . .. us to s urinous( i i i iiii ii Wei; Ilas LIMA with aillNlias mesawes ibe way lawassalla ~Os steam WlMe lka Ins lt la lb paw le lima a sula =egad le Ms m at ea dr assaillr at dr psalm ma la pe=res. is Nana 'Moat gag mama sad at a eels. aims aat Ammer Err 111 dINIM I OE 11•6 yarltas la moot lam IN fa Pftft he Sas elm law MI lie lama ea ally of =waft kg 111 alt IlmEs a amplaillan la an at aide panstere au" mem ma, at Ma preal ammaaa W woad inselasa pod& ark* 111/a at be a Mad Emir at mak salsallallir out WNW ; MID thus alio ban almal anis mei • soilisa la agotia taw lambi maw mese trassarwwitaormallakar a arasaralla la. volume ala tilaat esiti" whit the bow& al •ameilara, mall& ea tie mad asaamlattams. mem NOT= TO INTILIDING 116 ammo lie vamaillills WAWA to sampan dr =WA awl whits at rho Iliwidwit with Wow d pay a Imp so: F. laid, Wag the vide male ar• aidallsi• p = ti tr u irf Wawa air are ear lam armat aces *Ma ompieledly, listaavir, am Wm weal alba la lhatelloWhat partimias 1. PMINAMIII Wm* mil idling sae deal a awe lover. I. A arm sasatata alileamat 'taw mos at pasialan t• the 55W 7 • 7 atm a. =loft Malin al ti* awl IMO Mk, equitable, awl Oa pad *ea. 4. Umtata Ina ago siasy. All *aka leigrallab alms *Mimi by bead. Penns et paapostaa asitala/as IA Wis. aar ,n le s : Tualllnt llama i 5 t, mai Gym laMeatallia, tall be (avalal) spalltatlam at dr Labs allo t 11.11magatwthrec MOMS OMIT. Awartmael lissreftry Ow hoodoo. ARGUS LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 111. IliveraorlosANO, hudg; rod 14, Pill-ImM CMAIIIILAN-11be Bight Stermils Ow LORD MAYOR. Derarr.Cummass—WlLLlAN LEAF Esq. Itislmd IL UM, Esq. IS. VA. ILE Winton iktabaz,C. Edirmi Bats, . liallere Amos AIL Theme Outtq amor Asemialt Jams CM, . Lewis 111 Isig Avarror— E.E. ;1. 111. Mld. ff 114 PINTIOCIAM—Dr..11•111911111. 9, Mir *rpm essom—W. .ftdort, Erg. I. Frebsitekhlins, OM ifilWry. Cownt.Tmo Aersm—Essarrellall, ILA, of Inses Collage. OfehIIDINO COVIIIIIi J. Itositly, DX., Ottlettor-OcatraL gotserros—Wallmt IDlsss, Esq., 19, Doughty-stmt. ADVANTAGES OP A 251111210 WITH THIS COMPANY. In addrim to a large subsolbsd espital, polity hoiden Ms the sawn, of re remose Mil of owe than • quota of • Maim, sad sa Mom of C 70,010 • yew, Man trots the Wee of war* et 4399 gilidso. 1110 NITS OR MITT&MIL Nemo, swags( as the Dome gawk will be MIN.May endued to pa mot. d the mew as Ode hooch (slaw poymist see yearly LI=); sod the prat waipmed toes& policy may either Wadded woffeeiL er applied la reduction of the aantel c robtes. WO2l-0021US, Olt LOW PEILWILII, BRAN The Telles es the awboortieWetbit pitrolple peadlar rives taws lo We renal, MK oared by sae whet elloe—be where the WOW r He met pis SMa7, the psyment of • gives woo ia w a/ Ie Iftebber, as the death at the awared, et a reduced min of -- - _ Temiame is Assonant 151 bole Term. -- r -- Oie Tem Owes Taus. ' With Pron.,. . Without Prvet.a. 10 WWI Al 4 1 1 LI IS It , ilil ho PI 11 5 I I i 5 II 2 4 7 40 1 II 9 3 0 T 114 10 14 114 1 11M 4 6 2 4 011 a 31 4 . 117 0 411 9 4 010 OEM& et the whole Tema Prmatom may meta as groin for ram pa" dimint of the Premium may lamb kr lits ass debt spas the ? at U percent.. or my be paid eget ow time without amiss. Claims paid is one month atter Ina ham lsea appraved. Lome upon approved security. he swami officer. carol easy der at Threeserton.otreet. at a omen Ware 2 o'ci.xt. E. HAT FA iteddeat Director. THE GERMAN FLY and BEETLE DE- A. STROYEIL Is. par tett* dean ate bows at awe, ad km varraated handles to alt saltaala—The GOLD KEVIVER, Is. DE. makes oil Olt trams ow by a six& _Euserßo.u. GrID SILVER, la, rimier, old mama" ;plated articles as beautiful rid ludasr say.—Sola atanataststrar, SUIT B, EIL Strand silo l'i•ADsiot). Clio Depot, Der, Lades Bridge. .llpp. Soho Ilissar ; Oeltmaa, Postbus ; Mak 21, bawdier Almada ; Drew awl PIM* Maim ; aai Mackay, aireint. Idiot 1. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY. Bums rste Lone coXIUMONSIS or rue Guar Wt. This morning, a he Lords Commissioners of tits Great Beal presided in Vacates-inn Hall, to deliver judgments in the several eases pending before them prior to resigning the seal at the Privy Council this day, the Lords Commissioners present the Right Han. Lard Langdale and Mr. Bunn Rolfe ' when, judgment having been given in various cases, the Lords Commissioners rose to attend the Privy Connell. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. D A RING STRRIIT RORBIRT.—J. Cummins was charge d with having stolen a gold watch, wilily 101., the property of Mrs. Hutton. the wife of the Rev. H. Hutton. Mrs. Hutton deposed, that on Saturday afternoon she was walking up Portland-place, when a mar, who she believed to be the prisons r, came round the left hand side 0 her, and laying hold of her watch, which was hanging by her side, tore it away from the chain and rue off. The act was so sudden that witting could not catch a sight of the man's face, nor had she. for a minute or so, the power of raising an alarm. At this juncture a led came up to her and pointed out the prisoner, who was running down the street, as the man who had stolen her watch. Whams then followed him calling out "Stop thief," until she met with two men, who took up the cry, and joined in the pursuit u far u Caven dish-I.feet, where he was stopped by a police-constable, and taken into custody. A lad named Spiak said he was standing near the corner of Dachau-strut on Szturday afternoon, about five o'clock, when he saw the prisoner go up to the prosecntrit, and pull her watch from her side, and run away. Police-conetahle 74 D, said that he heard the cry of " Stop thief," at d on looking round he saw a man struggling with the prisoner. Witium then collared the prisoner, who invantly dropped the watch produced. Mn Hutton identified the watch as her property. The prisoner, who denied the charge, was committed for trial. Altlt'S LIFE PILLS.—An imigoratiog,aromatic, P wriest medicine, posessinn entreeeelbter7 'Woes. Tbv7 at the root of thetwee, attendate the setka et a torpid 7 '• restore tooe to the stowserds, et: the nervous fy the blond and secretion% remove thiesdes, heart. t vistbe, bile, relieve the sonntltatkat el sU welled In. •. • .peet...y restore the palest to period beelth. N. are r • • the to.sinti:e of the dowstate et the reeprieton, "T. I sod Crear-coort, Fleet-etreet, Leedom.* oa the C: r , ,:dlr, owes et le. ltd., Ss. BL, sad hau l , whets at • - by al. es-pm:abbe edit:hie nodes throughout the world. I . iar peen with each boi.—Whoirwle Lodes welts: UV; we, Parrmedow-steest 7 Edwards, IL Mao end Do. Bow Churebrard: Sanger, 161, Wird. . and Cu.. 011ordortreet. TV: BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD .IJ ' • 1.. , ...44 ael Infanta.—The IarALVITA ARABICA, the it ! • .4..... v.i effeetual IMdl (tellibeel nedielee, lesorrimasee; LI .1;.., , Pa' iler. , nak bthislU si therd on end billow oar. .... . , c...rteer . etp:y ruott b llmall• ), hablbailear. . . ~., a: et ta,, te.Wity, trakin wm egensikth dais'. •. :ora'. 0013001111 at ea th de, away. alma of the '. ` 141 E4 am...... at a, ad =dere ether akewsalerra .-- .. 2 , 7.. w Vt if bi Was, Ste, wow% NM^ '.,2r., rth full laatroctloek walsbleg Ik, arl:r; • •-' ; ..:, be 16.; 121 b., at Sela.: =lra fluent/. I • • •• , L..; rtitab4 packed kr all The 121 b. IL •'• . tue ...Jl , sirearda by De Barry end ON a needled of pad a .‘. ~ ... ,. ...r.' orlees. wage free' the maw aim aerlaire tr ' A 1... ' 0 4 bed Wake fee le. t• addithe le air pdse.—DO kAL4i .2.,..., la. %el' thalarert. Larks, a.. ►-. ofilteiroera camitrj. IRON PASTAS' QUAITRILT MEETINGS. Dun- LIT, SATURDAY. -. The concluding quarterly meeting of iron madam was bold, as usual, in this tows to-day. Prices DR. CULTIRWELVAI NSW WOW. wen desisted firs at about the following rates :—Bar iron, F!ki i 0 y hi t ellit pea I. GI, 6L re toe ; rod and sheet, N. ; pig from about 2L 15e. to •:.!„,..,,,,, " . 11 ; - -- ,I. remade*, ad "lowa ..t r it a. i IP ll ' es3ii.eletiliirioalasoft bet tlis ag iro b : 4 6•WM Pei 6 7asel its. th L r k tese ilig e= ;idle a, ~....4 '►AA , hisisststtssi sod Smarr the labs shstlags, there does sot appear any pr .e , ty of ~.. I 'i:L:i.t f hdrano of Isodsa—The Pule. Lars. Ilassab as istssailsts redaction. It is mated that withht Shebat three "1k0i...... wt gu ar dimald—Oannarf am we* s or month not fewer than twisty farames ham bees no_ .1-712414,,,-- - M ich s. N i^avinhog. ..._,.,___at ga 60 7,_ 10 . — .._ blows out is Smth Staffordshire and Eat Wereestes !i.e. 11111.1.6 1""'"4" '`'. '"'" this., the weekly make of which could not be ilia lIIA'AI L'ilb IA 44. ttUal t " moUNTAINS. !vela 18. Nib ;by peg. Chas 1.000 tons. This immense decrease of the mansfiseturs .. I ' . ' I.: — A Si* 110 , t 4 Lilile—MMlll At aillMilk fin outset fail to produce as effect apes prime, although tbe .I `...U. — Tbs i.k., operatives mast for the present feel the restriction el their ' ef !,11111111"4".1"... el gayl y brh labour. Ths mashies are anwe=osbleopois a Westin of w hil lit t i tir i l d ,r,.. ii. m _ SAID. Ingo t sail lit= by a redsetioa of stock A ob i ... " l " 47:" . thaed 11•• Mr MUM = M.- that asa thak= t paaltiatt. It it remark de.umte—r.iikei ..... Is Bitudaikas, is es the It of m, " ~..,,, u ........, ealit i etitei virr eaVeLain. a... tbagresim ) it 2°- tb. " the tows no onseeted with that the hoes district•, Meads °JI M; mu. — P ba ' n ". losimme. es mere. and emaluen is impoirlair The maser ia whisit the quarterly accounts immq ,,.. am Mee iet the Gist art "pima repistioa 0 wen asulais sae roe ansellog 080 .7 °lb*" d " P itt " 1i.".... . whims MA Is ohs belief that the atzt or dins hem ihs Illibtrwu rlll4"l7 telms2"4".l "=.41',1720,,...- ichriair. =lt Ma l" WI ides Is siiiisail isopottent orders tam apt erre* AMERICAN EIRIBITION OF THE WORKS OF ALL N.ertoss, 185?..—The proposal for transfer to America of selections from our own forthcoming great exhibition of next yen have jut been submitted to the coounimiogers at the City office in Cheapside. The project for an invitation is considered a bold one, but not less practicable than bold, as it discovers itself in the hands of its promoters. The American gentlemen who have engaged in it proles' to be actuated by motives equally honourable and almost equally disinterested with than of the distinguished originators of the Landon exhibition. The improvement in connection with manufactures is their first object, and the prclite of the exposition are to be given to that American city which will make the most liberal arrangement for Ps reception. In other relatic ^.II the andatek km is intended to be thoroughly commercial, and strong inducements an held out to ail the European nations by proposing the vast and increasing mar kat a the transatlandc continent for the display and competition of their productions. The occasion will, it is calculated, be embracil by our own manufacturers fur imprening theft American customers with an increasing sense of tbe immense excellence of the anvils the of the looms and the la t he the mould, and the anvils, tbe chisels and the graven, and all the other apparatus and 'lmplements of the mighty industry of Britain. That the pro posals for the American exhibition will supply no little addi tional incentive to the enterprise and skill already engaged is preparing for the industrial labile. ef 1851, no doubt is en tertained ; and it is announced that the promoter, have ar rived in London properly accredited by the first authorities titnt 'WNW 'nth Warman@ slam ei Jew*. lie. • WM MOW 1= 81111., " MI6 e ..,.. UiP *he w. it. %arks , TAP WkA .: W&I 4 it 44. sad is. per tirligellerill" SATURDAY Bums. Thee bailout no partisnler feature in the money market daring the week just passed. The payment of the dividends, which oommemed on the 9th, oom• thane@ to add to the amount of money seeking legiti. mate employment; still the rates of discount, both by the regular brokers and outside man " have undef gone no variation in consequence, but are to-day the same as last quoted. It may, howtrrer, be observed, that for a choice batch of Brat rats bine I per ant. under the usual rates is charged to leading customers. Money on long deposit commands per cent., bet on short call pee cont. is with difficulty obtained. The rehires of the Bank of England, published in this morning's Daily New, present no remarkable abuse in the position of the Bank, but mush as is nasal at the commencement of the quarter, Imhe- when the smaller payments ea amount of the goer are made. 'The increase, however, of 284,0676 in the Finns neuritis@ in the banking departmen t would indicate a corresponding addition to the boat nee of the Bank in the shape of discount, and hews the decrease of 244,110 J. in the Reserve. Exchequer Bills, it will be observed, have hem very steady all the week, with an active demand, with the excepdon of to day, whet they wssis-a•gotiated le. lower. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and exchequer Bills were transacted each day daring the week : Worm Lemma Gahm Prim. Prim. Prim Monday—Codolo for money, es. die For tne open* V 21717) / 97 - 97 -- Toorloy Tor money Tor amount 97 90 ! tog . .. .961 to 97 Modsmany Tar money 97 Paramount handy Par marry .. Par mearant . Frtilay lot For escary astnet 1 egarday Toe roomy. ... ..... 96i — Tor moonnt 1 Dins. This west. Lot week.Z wi nt o ragbag. Lowest MOM. Lows.. Mondry 705. pm.... Irs. pa ... —s. pm.... 675. pm. Tuesday 70.. pm.... 67.. pm.... --s. pm.... 67.. pm. Webstatisy Thursday Friday 704. pos. .. 67.. pm. ... 70.. pm... 67.. pm. Saturday The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 106,780 minors of silver, shipped as follows: Silver bars—to Belgium, 2,400 or.; to Dunkirk; 13,000 or, Silver coin : to Corfu, Cephalonia, Zante, and Patna, 24,000 os. ; to Belgium, 16,000 or.; to Hamburg, 49,380 or. There have been no exports of gold this week. The railway sharemiarket daring the week bits been dull, and depressed in tone, and the prices of most descriptions of stocks have given way to a greater or lee. extent. Very little disposition is evinced to speculate, and as the bond fide dealings are few, the business feu been of small amount. Various reasons may be assigned foe the gloomy feeling of the market, but it is chiefly to be attributed to the circumstance that the bulk of the transa c tions has consisted of sales; to the disappointment felt at the smallness of the dividend recommended to be declared by the Brighton directors, and to the traffic returns for the last week not being of so favourable a character as those before noticed. It may also be observed that the increared traffic receipts of the ball-year are now believed to have been earned at greater expense than usual, so that the profits will not be forma in pro portion to the earnings, and consequently an uneasy feeling prevails as to the result of the approaching meetings. As a confirmation of this apprehension, is adduced the case of the Brighton line, the dividend on which is fixed at 155., or at the rate of 3 per ct. per annum. A balance of 1,4001. was brought over from last half-year, but it is whispered that ender 500!. will be left atter paying the dividend, to carry to next half, though 14,0001. more has been receives' than in the corresponding half of 1849. The canoe of this is believed to be the greater pro rale expense inflaming the low fares. This time last year the line paid • dividend of 14s. 6d., and now, with 14,0001. larger receipts, which ought to give 3.. more dividend, it will pay only 63. per share more. The receipts on the Eastern Counties line have been about 20,000/. more than last half year, but the increase in the net profits will probably not be more than half that sum. The aggregate re( apt. for the past week on 6,623 miles of railway were 259,0801., being at the rate of 461. per mile per week. For the corresponding week in 1849, 231,7381. was re ceived on 4,840 miles, or at the rate of 471. 101. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 27,3421. in the amount received, and an increase in the mileage of 783. As compared with last Saturday's closing prices to-day's rates show the decline to be as follows : —Brighton. 2/. per cent. lower; Leeds and Brad ford. 21.; London and South Westerns, 11. 10s.; Great Western, Hull and Selby., Lancashire and Yorkshires, and Midlands, 11.; York and North Mid lands,lss. ; London and North Westerns and Caledo allies 10s, &c. The following are the extreme prices at which business has been done in railway shares during the week : moot Lowest Paid. Price. Pram SO Aberdeen 100 Bristol and Exeter 40 Caledonia 7l ' so Eastern Counties 30 Eilinhugh and Glaiow 2l L 24 Great Northern 100 Great Western 3 , 30 Hull and Selby 97 30 Lancaster and Carlisis ' 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 174 36 & ' 60 Leeds and Wind.. 115 London an I Blackwell 100 Loudon. Belgium. sad 11outIsComac... 04 100 lambs sod North Western 110 100 lendonand9outh Waters ....... i!lij % a 100 Midland 33 Ditto, 00 sharer lt 33 North British 171'oath Staffordshire 333 South lAotern 33 York, Newcastle, and Berwick l6 50 York and North Midland The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at tl,e aversgeof the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be men that in every case we take the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : renew 061.0amois awns poke— 91 *ldler asst.& 9 2 nose par Chi Ilailsol 97 ar 1 91 Tbrut4ol.64nartar par Cant& 93 • link meek (dlr. 8 per cent. per ans.) 211 13 5 91 " * 13 3 Lila Mee (Er. 08 per cent. per an.) 2671 0 lad am IBM (hot. ltd. per day) M. pm. • 414 Orlon OanntiolM.Ndiv. huper eh. of W., equal lie 18 per cent. per ann.) 7 them Weatere 1100 eh. (die. at the nee of 4 per cent per eon.) . , annalslra and Yorkshire ZlOO Inn* (dlv. at the rate of 3 per amt am) Un par imak South Wawa* Soak (dlv. at 36 liberate 0(94 par oat. por ansa.) 67 • 3 14 01 Wean and Nor* wears. Steak (di, at the rata of 6 per cant per ens ) 109 • 4 11 SI leihod• Stock (div. at the rata of 36 for et. per ann.) l4 .. 7 7 04 South Tnatern• ill &Arm (die. at tie rate of km cent. Pr ann.) ••n 143 6 17 11 Letters received this afternoon from Amsterdam state that at the Trading Company's public sale of 82,977 baskets Java sugar which took place on the 11th, the whole was disposed of at an advance of 2f. to' 3r. for the brown, 21f. to 21 for the yellow and grey, and ljf. to 3 for the white sorts, compared with the prices realised at the previous sale on the 7th May last. F 4 set se to 6 1$ T -..., 13AELOW'S NEW IN. f i TENTED SCLF-ACTUDO STIPIION Z- B ' AP. It IMMO NO V 11124110 II I . Prertnta M. terosileror Geer %eon 'LI • ' , Ra r * : ”etiing Lt sr meld to tillitatily Arr - tt.e. the Alt yiat doll Is dim at pat so }iii V............ „,----_____ 1 MUM rr ' - ; r r - , is, - s e . Y 1 lb* OM: lIIMMIS two ado et IllsjaptllA 111 wiptir_lis tee Is , Z A 7 a s tree to lay Net tames ) 4 se. Id. mei r7al7 - 0 tleetr0411•11•111 trt 11 kr sherry, 112.. Ils. IL win Ms no ame F. Arias. Witm e r= kr! 11 : 31 = as 1 e ~.1; , . us tops Sr piss C Orli& bro a bob ip. T. f 1 Pate the rk-sale A sellint de nisi .. ; Wrought& Wells se to OM lbs Woe to rss albs* t diss I tip Is tuned Si No min ihr us aita. JAM SALLOW It Wag illthism- ' '" I • 'fin'on-h , ,•••• DesigadiektNa. N . l . —tease gre PO" tlctu %Um... 1 .... • EASTERN PROVINCE BANK, Oreboa's Teem Onee d Geed Mem ftetillebed let J 74 IMR no Dereelen d the Ma tratotat wiz, SOTAOSPI ht MIR= d Ille M a Il i 01•1111 thee the eei al o= sr= WM teetteet diesise ma el OMIT ea link Se per eresseehei te .ee le lessee idle tor leolte them en dew et the w e the te el may drep i Zew i r—lty mike dr :MAL - 111411 W. I. — -- - - - EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD• PAPA JULT IS. For Moly. , -016109 insbed. Leinst. Cloing. Spr OWL 67 60 111 63 67 76 37 66 67 70 6 par Oials. 93 73 96 76 93 93 93 76 93 96 9 do. Irew Lrea „ • • or • 96 per pats. • • 69 • • I per Cents. VP , tl , I ft Ire LPPO Ist tea` 11 Pr. DI dap,ll6 . erts.cirmt 9 00 0 199099. 9las. &MN 96 WM 6, IPS lOOl . Roma Loam 1999 /74 • t — . Do. 1660 Do. . Trpoury Hoods ass • ri.d....tsr. On* It 90 . Bask Nara THE DAY. Two Wawa& The Eglillt stock market has been steady all the rooming at Saturday's closing price for Consols, 98i to sex div. at yid& they continue quoted. At then rates besiasin has been dame both for present treader and Wednesday nest, bat only to a trifling extent, the neckst being rather inactive. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done at 97j and }i and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 98i sad h. 10 Bills of all descriptions bare bees done i t at ad. e end India Bonds, 89e. and 88s. pram. Bilk 30 ears, 1880, mark 8 1-18 and & 55 111 and 211 i. so Ismisactions in the foreign securities %OS OM Chad sods as during the whole of C Let the thee I. very steady, and previous prices ass In nearly every case firmly sustained. For Bra- N, silts* an advance of nearly 2 per cent. has ise taken place, transactions having been effected sti in the Old Bonds at 93. Peruvian Actives 1 81! mark 81 $. The actual dealings include :— Basilian to Old Bonds, at 99 ; ditto New, 1829 end 1839, at 891 11 and 90i. Buenos Ayres, at 5431 and 68. Four so per Cent. Dutch Certificates, at 88$. !demi- 15 . can, at 30. Peruvian Four-aatta-Half per Nut. Ac- ':, tires, at 84 and 81$. Russian Five pee Cents., at et 11013 ditto Foutuand-a-ibif per Cents., at 96$ i alto to &WI ,at NI. Spaniels Thrts pordate., at 37f. 141413L11111 FUNIOL—Thei DAT. 50 Hank ewe, SU 11 I 3 ow 131.0666 i'a..961 II ao 3 go Oft. Lou. , V 1 4 V i z: e 34 15 3ow 062.11a55.. 961 I 446. WOG. IFORSION ruins. 15 4 p i er llt. Aladdin 1404 1 por 01.Qii490OW 151 1 SO 41 Ot Bidg. Bonds. 10 1 Orlooda Demon .. 4 1 13 91 6.44 °SOL. 6 per 04. No. DOLAN 30 . 15 6 v a gt. N tr a lt ad... 96 I 6 per 01. _lda. 11615. 4 514 4 Piga = 118. 16 , I tio'is it 6 il i ct l O t ini i iirarat_ ra i ra T ei rat. e 11. _ pas.. 17( fs 25 MK* Womb. nut ado. 3 E s o . l. ila 11d0..3r i 13 Oalumblao govador x. I M i Dzi.a Ns.. —12 i 3 sot Ct. Duda No. 83ye 1.14..311 4 131 21 on Ct. Duda Ws.. 17 S Ust Veossoilo 1104.. ys 4 124 4ow 1.3, Dutch eau. IN 9 Vomoda Ddervoi 1144..13 13 so 61 ___ MINCENG-LANE.-111113 DAY. IP) 40 Suomt.—The quantity declared for public sale for to- Se morrow is cot large, although sufficient for the demand—my is 5,000 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal, and 200 Mids. West IV India. So Corral. - 2,000 bags and 200 cults Ceylon are declared for 15 Was. Rtes.-1,800 bogs Bengal for sale. io Comm.—This article continues in large demand, end ill prlees are a shade higher to-day. Bt. is Corrau.—No sales reported. So Inurao.—The rale is progressing steadily today. SI TLC—This article is very firm, and wears an upward to appearance. so Otie.—Seal, pale, 311.105. to 321.; straw, 301. to 3.1.105. ; 1 2 brown and yellow, 291. to 301.; sperm, 841. to 851. ; head. r; matter, matter, 921. to W. ; cod, 351. ; South Sea, 321. to 331. 10s.; go olive Galipoli. 431 ; Spanish and Sicily, 411. to 421. • palm, so 294. 10s. to 301.; cocoa nut, 291. 10. to 311 . ; eseri, esp., 124 pale, 371. to 371. 104 ; Linseed, 321. 15s. to 331. lti fit. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. et. • The market continues without animation and without the development of any new feature eines Satardsy. To-day's ii prices us u follows : Town Tallow, 355. 61.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 364. 9d. ; °mart to Ditcsalba, 375. 6d. r e to 375. 9d. ; ditto ',panto mouths, 38s. PARTICULARS OT TALLOW, MIL I DAT.) 160. 1630. No* this day Coa— 6,129 2, .727 26,513 Si. Delivery last wok Do. host Ist June Arrival last week 663 2,040 2,936 60 Do. frost Id JIM Pride Y. C. this day per cwt.— 444.01. 394. ed. 360.9 d. 16 Do. Town 46.. Id. 31s. ed. Us. ed. tt. Pram Same advertised for Friday, July 19: 200 cask , '"' 10 and 350 boss dostle American Tallow, 240 casks Australian se ditto, and 25 asks South American Orme,. et. ea I COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. St. St Can's Hartley, 13s. 6d.• Walls Bnd Hatton, 16s. 34 ; at. Walls End Lenbton, 16s 9J.; Walls End Stewart's, 20 16s. W.; Walls End Ten, 1111 s. 31.—Ships at awakes, 62. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. it. 6 The ‘Plather having assumed a more settled appearance, to the upward movement in the corn trade reported lam week 50 has reoaived a check. ss 121 The supply of Eaglish Wheat at market this morning 20 was a small one, aevertheless millers were not disposed to ay pay Int Monday's quotations, whilst factors, on the other al hind, refused to submit to the terms offered ; et. consequently much of the supply remained over unsold. 1 at a late hour. The cffers made for foreign Wheat were Is il to 2s. less than the rates current at the close of last week, so which importer &dined to accept, hence comparatively few transactions took plan. 10 Flour wen not se readily disposed of as before, and in some 2 0 instances foreign could have been purchased on easier terms. 1 1 : Good sweat Oats cor.tinue scarce, and command very en- 20 teems prices, whilst ill-conditioned cargoes are as difficult is of sale as ever. 23 Barley, Beane, and Peas in =Aerate supply, and their 12 value underwent no quotable variation. 331 80 swum. Shillings ger Mr. 10 Rub, gam and Kent, _red 10 te 42 to 44... white 41 to 44 to ell 30 Norfolk end gu/olk. 40 to 42 to 43... do 4O to 42 to 46 23 Tamura tares or &tibia Ounb. ilt Lin., red. to 40 to 41 _white.— —to42to 46 20 an. 22 to 24 00 geasay. Feeding.... ........ .. 19 to 21...disti9ing —to2lto 23 23 Malting. pate, English Feed. 13 to 17 to 18ii 61...biaek.. — to gt. Ditto Poland' ... IT to le to 19s 6d...poteto 20 to 224 6d 25 Berwick t Scotch feed 111 to 20e Od...potato 20 t• 22. 64 23 ler ...k al 1..111.• - how; Town-made, delivered 36 to 39... whi 72 2" to 74 .. 6 t- 1 Norfolk and Suffolk 29 to 30... white 3O co 32 •'• FOREIGN. stsuur, Dentate and Konipberg ... 41 to 47... fine 4B to 50 e l Pomeranian, Rostock, and Stettin, 4l 43 to 4 3 Danish and Hamburg Kauko 55 co 33 -Egyptian —to 20 Danube and Oda l5 to 39 20 QUladlan —to --Australian 49 to 51 20 Um, Raman Pomeranian and Stralsund l5 9.18 5 Swedialt mid Danish nova, American, per barrel of 1961 M 2O to 21 20 Canadian ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MOW Bth JULY TO 13th JULY. g Gm. Ensltth. Biota. Irieb. Tertian. y e Wheat .. Barley ...... I SO 13114 10 Oats 1175 I 160 I flour, 9,644 reeks; 1,037 barrels. Walt, 3,720 qns. 30 BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Means Pattanden and Smith report that the market pla tinum' the arm, with 'iodinate demand for tine Hope. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have to-day a large supply of Beat", and the avenge quality very good. Trade is exceedingly dull, and a clearance cannot be effected although a reduc ti on of folly 2d. per 81be is submitted to. The number of Sheep and Lamb, in also' larger, and the demand von/ small; consequently lower ' price are taken, and several remain unsold. Big fat Sheep are very unselliog, owing to the hot weather. Cahne are plentiful, and about 4d. per 81las. lower than on Friday. From Germany and 'Rallied there are 638 Baum, 2,290 Sheep, 232 Calvet. and 10 Pigs; from Spain, 10 Boasts; Scotland. 200 ; and 900 from the Midland Counties. Per stow of albs. a 6. a. 6. Pee aces of alba a 3. a. d; tad fleas, Hasfords. . 3 4 3 6 Bed Duca 11f.-bda 0b 8 8 310 Sea Ilearrisok as ...... 3 2 3 4 hest boos-troole.. 0 0 0 6 lesoad sualltp Baas— 2 8 3 0 Do. dr. Shorn Niece ................:f4 3 2' Saw and amen geollw it 0 0 0 Plea Yost Dm. a i156.1,r• I 0 0 0 to I lambs Da - , ts at market. 3.674; Sheep sad Leal*, 32670: Wyse, 431 ; 110,245. SIR JAMES BURR, BART., M.P.—Ou Thursday evening the Lord Provost, nugistiates, and council of Edits _ burgh gave a stagnifiesnt entertainment in the British Hotri, Queen-street, Bdinburgh, to fiir i&OSSS Duke, But., X I'. for the City of London, as an acknowledgment of the magnifizent hospitality with which the hos. baronet enter tamed the corporation of that ell at the Xansion•houm some time ago. GREAT TEMPERANCE DEVONSTRATION.—CARNAR vow, J ULT 12.—A most important publicfnuieting, on 111 110•111 almost unprecedented in this town, was held here this day, to promote the total abstinence movement. The meeting assembled in the interior of the Castle, the magnifioent area of which was densely crowded. The number of thou pre sent wan estimated at between ten and fifteen thousand. A more pleasing and novel eune than that which the Cestle-yerd prevented tan scarcely be lessened. The various ivy.grown galleries along the walls wen lined with elegantly.dreseed ladies; while the tur rets and &eel's of the variou towers, together with every &mailable spot, were occupied by eager listeners, of every description. A lane gallery, with lines of staging &unties from It on either hand, so as to form a vast amphi theatre. had been Weed in front of the Eagle Tower, for the aceommodation of the numerous speakers and eboristas who attended. epateekee, in Welsh mad English, in mord anee with the objects of the mu , wore delivered by delegates from Loadon, Liverpool, ter. sad from the principal towns in North Wales. A great number of Oohs from the surrounding localities were in attendant*, aid contributed greatly, by their plowing and effective eine log, between eseh addrees, to the general effect. Visitors from all parte have arrived la the town, which, for the past few days, has been alive with bustle sad excitement. Si lio. Mimes Aialorkr=sDasta. • Ileeloillbsta pt. mitts=vjal SO Dia. Is orl Dolby 15 andllever. Dik. It& flitshatelv.6 Mar %Us, ISO Mid awl faire 17 4 i 0 7iTruireece— -40 Ohmler tad IS__Ve.rlekreo” ilii Diiiiiiiiiiibs 1 U DM ... Is Do.11:1. &II 20 Itußers 24 Do. (U. 101.) 44 0010_820_ - Tro. s I q Do. p. Ct., N0.1N0.:, SI Do. do 50 Do. N. k Nut. 5 pox Ct a m: Nsw 23 Easters nun. c 1 A Otto E. U. Bh.) 23 Do dam & and C ditto 23 Fief Lanc ashire 20 Do. Scrip (gaire s. Bp. a) ... 23 East Linwl, Agri Ous. tanteed 6 per Cant. 60 Edinburgh and Mai 11 Ezeterjeovil,k DWI 24 Great Northern ... _ _ 14 14 dls 41 di. 10 101 39 31 A 6 P 69 435 138 12; -- Do. 1 sLares,A,Dederred 117 Do. 1 share; B, 6p. Ct. 124 Do. 3 per Cent. Peet.. SO Gt. Souta.and Wesk.(lre.) 11 Do. Eighths . 100 Great North of England— U Do. New g4O SO Do. New C3O ... 15 Do. New gl 100 Great Western ... IS Do. New gI7 30 Bull and Selby ... 2.5 Do. 1 shares 12. Do. I shares 50 Is sealer and Carlisle ... 111 Do. Thirds . lADOISike sad Yo: Wlre *234 Do. l shirts 114 Do. 'Fifths IS Do. Thirds .- 410 Do. New ((gun 6p. 01 1l; Do. West lilting Cake 60 Leeds and Dreamed 60 Leeds and Think .. 6 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. .19o. " 1 14 Do. Do. 770.2 S Do. Du. No. 9 Do. Pref. Qoarters,lo4ll 111 London and Blackwell . 100 Lon., Brighten, t S.Cosst 100 Do. New gun. 6 p. Ct. ... 9 Do. gu .ranteed 34 4 1. late Croplon 30 Do. Peet. S. er Cent.... 60 Do. Doer. LS 2. CLAUS 12; Loudon and Oa Do. Preference 00 London 34 Nor,h-Westeen II Do. do. New 1 shares... 12 Do. Fifths . 93 95 79 72 tb 37 59 59 7 di* 95 97 '474 204 Mt 19 65 3t let 1,4 8 d 4 12 11 181 Bdia. 91 93 :I l a 8 51 die. 3 2 die ' 1 Its 4 4 81 82 137 119 111 111 38 60 Kt 60 104 It 221 241 108 P9l Pm 11 pa Pm 56 571 p 224 211 Ca 17 18 dia. ! 141 15 41 4 dia. 14 16 8 88 d/a $34 14 244 24 dls 13 16 122 124 23 25 14 13 di& t4 l 4 164 1 113 51 41 41 111 11 818 8 9 401 0" (6j 100 Lootkm & South-Western 42; Do. New, CSO 34 Do. New, 10 11.7 3ewVrifereace 20 LoweKo,tOuar.47erCynt. ..... 5; I Marseh.,ltuz., pnu Matlockl 100 ranch.,llltef.,ltLincolnih. 15 Do. .harrp, No. 1 ... 10 Do. New Yap Pn.f. _ . iiTaii.;l:ll",e7f.i7ni;ii .00 tc7o 100 Do. Wu. B. te IS. 6p. C. Do. New 420 . Du tat. per lio North 311 Oaford,, Wore., It Waiver. 93 Pre:too and Wyre 10 Do. ;m ares (A) 13 Read., Guild., and Retake I Royston and Do. :,orpreta k:ueneioa IS 4e0tt1.9 Central 13: ohrews. Ulna., Clams S 9 Do., D... ... 411 6 7 pos. 18 181 11 pm. 11 12 Pis 111 9 di& 71 7 dlll. 9 91 4 3 4 6 6 1 1 dim 12 13 4; it die 7 8 • 8 9 4; 4 clic 14 He 14 14s 41 41 80 28 dim. e Do, New Guaranteed 2o ihrewebary sod Choler (Nor. W. Mb.) 20 Do. Oeweetry Do. New 10 Do. 0 par cent. Prof. .. 11, Sbropohlre Colon FA South Devon 23 Do. Pretetriee 84 South stattordshire 11.31 South Eastern le Do. No. ... 10 Do. No 4 Regibtered 47 bath Wales ... 1$ Aeff., hoth.,&Goole, Guar.3pre 10 Wite7s;rd r aedliilirenny 50 Wear Valley, p. pm. 15 Do. do. do. do. 50 Wm, Somerset, ,N,Weyea.. 25 York,Seweastle.k.lerwick 20 Do. Ext. ;York& Nems. 6 Do. (LN.E.Pureh orPref 50 York and North Midland. 10 Do. Preference ... nekton RAILWAYS. Anglo-Itallan - and Aimless) , . 20 Boulogne and Amiens ... 20 Central France (Vierzon) 6 Dutch Rhenish lireat Wien Peumatua Do. 11 Luxembourg ..„ 20 Sammie WV ..• 18 Northern of frinCe•.. 7 Orleans end Bordeaux ... I 20 Paris and Orleans ... ... 10 Paris and Rcuen 13 Pats and Strasbourg 10 Rouen and Havre ... 10 Sambre and Ileum IS tars and Nantes 171 16 1 3 241 43 51 261 144 15 101 101 db. 4b. 141 151 d 3 31 db. 5 41 db. 71 71 131 141 6 6 db. I Me 4 Pm. tar 6 Pm. ili 7 6 1 7 db. 13 144 21 30 33. F say 9' 69 99 se 29 91 91 rt.. 23f i 96 LIVERPOOL, July 13. Brocz-Exonmens.—Bur.a.•e to-day has been unusually languid. The knowing are amongst the (potations :—Lancaslore pa I Yorkshire (Mb shares), 9 9.16 d.—Landon. B. and South Coast, 92)—Lonlon and North Western, lON s f —Ditto (new I shares),4 7-16 i o.—Midland (I share.), 11 3-16 3-83uth Eastern and Dover, No. 4 regls.erod, 4 1 1-16. MANCHESTER, July 13. Btoca•BxcMAxoL—Than was bat a moderate .meet of bestir le at lest prices, 11:thout any new feature In the market. BIRMINGHAM, July 13. STOMEXCASNOIL—The only transactions Tarots& to day were :—Shrewsbury arid Birm'Agbam (A), W. 3a 91. rug; Ditty 0 3 ). 7 e Wq• LEIIDS, .hity 13. Svoca-Exciaklaen.—W. have Sala had a steady, bat very limited market to-day. The oaks *Mooted were, in Linea ibire and Yorkshire Firths at 91. Si. 9d. dia.; Leedo and Tbirsks at 6); ditto Pref., No.l, at SI dia. ; ditto Quarters at I t di-. PARIS, July 13. Bovaar..—Tersalllee (right bank), 137 SO; ditto (left bank), In 75: Perla and Orlean% 762 30; Farb and Rouen. 3 53 ; naroodies sod .6elimon. 160; Stradoourg and Bale, 110; Orleans and Vienna, 346 23; Boulogne and Amlena, 10130; Oilman and Bordeaux. 305 73; Rouen and Ihivre, 233; Bt. Germain, 400; 140etit.i 430; Pads and dirsatourg, 337 30; Iburs and Banter, 2.57 SO; Magma and Troyes, 831; Dieppe and Feeamp, 163. FRENCH RAILWAY TRAYYIO.—The following are the last fetus= of the grass receipts of tho mind* Fronoh ways Nsrroons.—From July to Ju'y I Paswitgers, 277,976 f.; rods, 139,1113 L; total, 467,791 f. Rousole—prop June JO to July 6 : Parma% 1047227.; mods, 77,272 f.; total, 176.993 f. 'Swam—Fran June 20 to July 6: Psoungors, 33,9202.; goods, 117,0627.; total. 7 0, 2177 . , OIIALWIL—From July I to July 7: Powangew, 97,209 f.; goods, 92,1 1 26 t.; total, 190,03'7. Bononstra.—From July Ito July 7 : Pausegery 42,447 G; goods, ; total, 711.05 f. 915111021.--PrOM July I le July 7: Pawns's, 40,1397.; goods, 21.6264. total, 77 . 9967 . BouLogNlL—rrom uly Ito July 7 ramontges, 22,667 f. ; goods, 11,216 t. ; 33,79 J L there.—Peas June SO to July 6 : Passengers, 10,176 f.; goods, 7,264 ; total. 17,417 f. 10 ,96 Na 3l ttna.— err Juno 29 to July 3 : Pasoongers, 23,046 E, ; goods, .; total, KICK OraAssoso.—Fran July 1 to July 7 : Passengers,74,296L; goods, 22,309 f.; t nal. 106,993?. A SNIP ON FIRE IN VIZ THAMEB.-012 Worthy afternoon, between four and five o'clock, a vessel naiad the Bounden, belonging to Mr. Phillipe, a lightamen, and lying off Ironpte-staint, caught Are, and in a few agnates, notwithstanding prompt astlatanos was given, the oal•in head and the after part of the vexed wars in Nuns& The two splendid steamships, the Bawler, Rotterdam trader, and the Leith, a Scotch trader were in Gloss proximity to the Am, and the forepart of loth ships' alder, together with their paddle-boxes, wen severely damaged- IP 91 I li di& 1 != 13 . 30 lie Re 63 63 54 54 dia I 7 IS 7 74 U " S. si. it cu. 1 111 11 I Dd • II pa 1 1 4 1 4 6 7 29 30 14_ if, 3 13 Ni The oesuidilen et investigation have just issued tbs./ repast ee OM asks of this eompaay. They state that ivory due pisessges seems to have been taken by the diree- Mos Si obtaft embed me fair sad reasonable terms ; but the deems Si esseptsie Om line as soon ea partible, and the con. estement !urgency el plebs pee eesion at once, produced • ellnlyellonesmalbe Man and the purchasers, which UT mhaMd hit the meet part in the payment by the ewe piny of marbleise_ peen, resulting in en expenditure under this head at 983,4671. etyma the parUantentsty estimate. Re ferring to the elkestors' last report, they found that 30,000 tons of rail* were contrasted for ley three irenmasten at the same time each to finish 10,000 tons at 91. 10a. per ton, and 7,9981 tow of shahs at 71. 3e. 6d. per ton, welch. in cluding charge) for delivery, amounted to 346,6302. These Pastries were entered into in June, 1846, whits those for comensucing the contraction of the line were not concluded until the month of September of the same year. Oa inquiry, it was established that no advertisement for offen to per form the works for the construction of the line was pub lished; but • circular wee, on the recommendation of Mr. Bidder, the engineer, addriesed to sena contractors, inviting them to make tenders; and selections from them were made by the directors of the parties to be employed with every degree 'of farness. The engineer stated to the committee that the above mode of obtaining tenden was deemed prefer able to that of inviting them by pnblis advertisement. The 30 stations on the lisle cost 367,1731., of which about 23,5001., appears to be for machinery, signals, and sthoellaneoas steak. The total wet of the station at Stoke-upon-Trent, fiesluding the buildings for the engineers' department, and lierkiltor fag repairs, amounted to 158,9781 , and the put des of land for the same, 24,6001., making a total of 188.6781. The land obtained for this purpose contained ne liites, of which 11 acres are as yet unappropriated. Thee works were executed between the months of August, 1947, sad June, 1849, without any competition having been, in vited. The several station works constructed by Mr. Jay, under the supervision of the engineer, have cost in all 228,0421. The creation of the electric telegraph cost tie company 15,1191. The law charges up to December 31, 1849, amount to 122,3181., being upwards of 1,0001. per mile. Above 63,0001. or that sum seems to be attributable solely to the coat of conveyances of land, and to expenses arleirg on the disputed claim. of landowners. The en gineers,' charges amount to 66,2701. Mr. Wright has under taken the working of the line, finding locomotive power, for 13d. per mile run foe panenger trains travelling at the rate of 30 so 40 miles per hour, and for goods trains at 140. per mile, for a speed of 18 miles per hour, and 131 d. per mile fora speed of 12 miles per hour. For etch first-class carriage in a train he is paid 11. ; for each compohte ear riage, Id.; second-clue, Id.; and third-else', Id. per mile run ; horse boxes, II.; breakvans, Id. ; trucks, Id. ; and empty irons, Id , per mile run. The accountants, Messrs. Clinker, Bell, and Co., teem satisfied that the statements which have been, from time to time, laid before the proprie tors have been faithfully rendered from the books of the company, and that the books sr. kept upon a correct system. It appears that nut of the Wolverhampton agency amount, 15,0491. credited to the revenue, no more than 6,0491. can now be deemed realizable; and that 9,0001. of the tune tint must be considered ea a loss. The directors have advacced 3,5001. to the occupant of the hotel at Stoke (which cost 8,8431. in its construction) for furniture and effects, as - leo 4001. more to the lsndlcrd of the hotel at Stone for the same purpose, which stand mortgaged to the company as a security for these NUTS. The prier paid for the land is stated to be on the average about 6,4001 per mile; :nee ateuming five acres to each mile (including stations), makes the amount nearly 1,1001. per acre. The committee state that the amount actually to be provided for, to meet the nal:e'en, on the 31st of December last, is 325,9311, instead of 287 3781., a. stated by Mr. Quilter. There is a further liability for the construction of the line to Newt—tele, estimated at 49,831 e, making the total liabilities 375,7541, subject to the redu.• ion of such amount of calls in &near SS may be received. The committee consider that the number of directors might be limited to nine, and that the sum of 2,5001, fix-d al their remuneration, should in like manner be Twinged in the same proportion. Adverting to the want of scetmmodaticn at the town of Stoke for a public meeting of the shareholder,, amounting to about 4,400 in number; and, at all events, as there are in London ants in the adjacent counties a body of 1,251 shareholders, holding at present 74,6.54 chars., being nearly half the entire number, the committee suggest the propriety of the winter half-yearly meeting being held in the metropolis. They also recommend that the periodical reports of the directors should be circulated at least ten days before the half-yearly meetings. The com mittee are of opinien that considerable retrenchments might be made in the salmi's of the otficen, and any increase in their salines should in future be regulated by the profit ; a principle which the committee believe might be intrcduced to the several branches of the undertaking with infinite benefit. The committee desire it to be under stood that they have absmir ed from entering into matters connected with the past er future policy of the company. During the whole course of the Investigation, nothing has appeared to jastify the belief chat the board of directors have promoted their own private advantoces at the expense of the company. The report is signed "J. Brien, chairmen, H. Blair, W. Rowe, W. Bartel., and W. G. Taunton." The other members, Messrs. eh:ill:See and Haywood, have de clined to sign their names to the report, in consequence of some important facts and recommendations which have re ceive 1 the sanction of • majority of the c..minittee being omitted from the report, and particularly as no specific re ductions of sal • . arc recommend, 1. The accountant's report stags that the company are au thorised to raise by shires and leers 5,820,1001, which 3,200,0001. consists of ordinary shares, 1,170,0001. of prefer ence shares, and 1,450,0001 of loans. The amount raieed is 4,473,4971., with pewee to raise a further rum of 1,346,5021. The total liabilities of the company amounted on the 31st of December, 1849, to 451,1991 ; in order fully to provide for which it would he necessary to realise further capital to the extent of 287,3781 Towards this str.ount there existed out standing calls in , not carried IS the credit of capital in the backs, to the exteat o: 22,441., leaving 264,9311. to be provided for. The directors, in their circular to the shareholders cam plain that the report of the committee of investigation is altogether silent on the charge, which Led to the app:int meet of the committee. The directors thitik that the report should have distinctly stated whin., of th• se charges had been substantiated, or candi lly avowed that they had entirely f la d. They presume that a more accurate record, and a more com plete exposition of the finances, proceedings, and prospects of the company, may be found in their past reports, copies of which they have sent c ith the committee's report, for the informatieu of the proprietors. The directors state that, in their belief, there is no undertaiting of the kind in a more healthy and honest condition ; the mortgage debt is com paratively small, the current receipts exceed the gement expenses, and no further advances v ill be required from the shsreholders. They anticipate a continually increasing SUP' plus of receipts over expenditure, uutil the railway she.:. at no distant 'retied, yield a more than average return ter the capital invested. PROPOSED MONUMENT TO HIE LATE SIB RODENT PEEL IN BtuatlNCl/SASI.—A movement has been set on 'not in Birmingham for the erection of a monument to the late Sir Robert Peel. A meeting was held on Friday cveinng, whereat certain preliminary matters were settled, and there after an adjournment took place until next Tuesday even ing, when the Mayor will preside over a public meeting. , The fedi:owing jettir was read from Mr. S:holetield, M.P..— " Llndon Reform Cluh, 11th July, IS.so.— Sir, —Your note of yesterday has reached me toe late for me t. reply to A by this evening's rat but I hope you may get this in time for the intended meeting tomorrow. It is not as hoar since I was tithing with Mr. Hume and Mr. Cobden es to the steps to be taken to move Birmingham on the subject of some enduring memorial of the eminent envies' of Bir Robert Peel, ace I need, therefore, scarcely add how Wad I am to hear that my tswasmen we • ing. As regards my self, I can only say that you may freely nos my name as pow p res id en t, if you can't get a better (though I am sure you can, if you try), or in any other capacity in which yea may think it will be most usetuL I am heartily with you. Never, I believe, was a statesman better entitled to the people's gratitude than the late Sir R ;berg Peel. I say this without committing myself to all the opinions he professed, for, on one most important one, I entirely differ from him ; but, even in that one, it le inspeasible not to adinjt hie honesty, and his uniform ability and zeal in ads - math-1g it.— I am. dear sir, In haste, yours respectfully, WILLIAM SCHOLITIELD." _ _ TUE MAYOR OF SOUTHAMPTON has invited the Lord Mayor of London toe grand banquet, in return t.r his lordship's hospitable entertainment a few weeks ago at the Mansion House to eacourage the great Industrial Exhibition. The Lord Mayor has accepted the invitation, and the ban quet will take place about the middlc of next month in the Town Hall above the bar gate of Southampton. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED MALT.-111 consequence of secret information ci nveyed to them the officers of revenue at Maenclochog, South Wales, made se veral extensive seizures of smuggled malt •s.st week. Many of the inhabitants of the place took part with the smugglers, and &resistance war offered, in wtich the officers receive.t soma rough usage. The seizures, however, were ultimately anted. A BONNET MAKER STARVED TO DEATH. —ON Saturday, Mr. Wm. Carter held en inquest at . the Duke of Glouoestet public house. Union•row , New la.:nt road, on the body of a poor bonnet maker, named Susan Aosell, aged 59 years, who, it was alleged, had died :rom starvation. The evidence adduced went to prove that the deemed had suffered great deprivation from her incapability of tending a suNicieney to get a proper quantity of food for her support. She had bet n known to go without victuals for days together, and then would beg of some of the neigh boars. She had been advised to apply to Newington work house for relief, but intormed the witness that " she would rather die in a ditch." An order was obtained for the assis tance of the pariah surgeon, who c me and prescribed for the deceued, whom he described as dying from disease of the heart and lungs, no doubt brought on by the want of proper seuriabieg food. She died on the morning of Thursday from exhaustion. The jury returned the tollowing verdict— " Did from dime's of the heart and lungs, acesfferattd by cite want of proper food. Hill Hit le i 7* Si 71, 71 ri pal 1081 i 11 i 56 5{ 201 k 33y 21 Si 11l i IS 141 I 141 i 4 141 1 71 $ 71 141 i • 1 k t o rp 1; \ l l . t 1 I , p t k \.• 11,