The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-09 00:00:00

I.IREEPENCE. ::./.77..,x-ip,Tt%.% F,: < RIDAY - EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1850. READING, GUILDFORD, AND =GAM MOREY MARIE?. 11,11LW.d I'S. Tllll MT, Two o'Cupon. Them is no very marked change in shares to-day, quibat the bane is decidedly flat, r wit t h he a h dr i liaing Ma naliftefil which f or the a lower. York sad Nor la r a sataranas are Abisyy, and have declined to lag. lambs sad 'Ninth Westerns mark MI Great Westerns, 681 j Linden and Smith Westerns, 69j. Thus is not the least activity observable in the dealings, and only a trilling amount of 'wittiness has beta dose. The market for French shares is worms ts.day, and near‘y all descriptions ars quoted at a dunes. CONK AND WATlllOllD.—This half -yearly Ise of this som_tpssy yes appointed to be bold ps y a s the Ddelaywitreet, but these sot betas a sauciest aarrlser propoislors prosist to Awn a needier, It stood adieu:sod. Damn /Wawa's. 4114. 1 1 '4 1r: 17 tto Japed Wass= sal sidlisrs. ',Ass pills• sew mad it swiss asks, winsated to she uss it. sal glis sal v et. ll W NSW . _seen TAt MIAPPM (S• solleresie = 11.41 " 1 •zi avert mei sod Is. nor aim. ifr atle THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, 0( TO-MORROW. contains Ike tiallowlng entendld 'ter : Ispegttra In seen% of titr Jan Pninklin -Maria Llnd, Van Land -Tle Britirt Amended= at Edinburg% : eim, Saw Reek. Portrait at Sir D. Brewer—Portraitetrlt l t. Duke of Cambridge Pretiemesigury Portrait : tlir George •.• an-Osborne, Is t Wight : The Garden hoot—icaleawlg. F. re m War—Blowlner.up of the eerew-stessetee Tan Der Tenn— ' ,et eALIT Abbey : Joseph's Carpal (2 eiews)—Lambetk Eke. Hu.•:re•, kennington.caneinan—Mra Fanny IDwablge Pemba pl•T• • -- Upeelag of be:Gnat Northern way:Rail Peterbo. Mr. • .' • . Ilentlegdom Station, Welwyn Viaduct—Public Dinner • It • • • a -et. Eng., at Neweadle—Vitk Home, lareip, and vt: ." _thine, sad all the mews at the week.-oMor, 196, Prim ed., poet free. NEWS, NEWS, NEWS.—The Beat, C va Plewpither la the world. LL'OYD'S Lar .Slit NEWSPAPER mintalim Cabals alt e they 'to the moment et ) ken ail prat at the •• ty earre.o, electric televet an ggi moms, gelpgalia Of gb, rol,orue of the Is mg isasee .Z use Priee naly1= 4 ": „. 111,11. NMI SIN P :et wasp. to Edward Lloyd, I.% ldtißlß. aped 710.0. At ae OM , AP e Wink: 111 'Mkt OF NW IBMS MEL ldiw 16- asamistd,charpd with male. Califs/aim gubl wet► SANK. Os property of (limn, Butte, as Itdiaa, asd Nisels==z o a Traseasas, at a Gona v ail i t i V ei rti , No. 19, littlo Ali► street, as Os Ape tat the nod ultimo. Kessler, the proprietor of • large eating-house and bourn' g house for foreigner", called the Cal National and Amtairant, in Cranboara street. Lehmennfreguare, whose name has not hitherto apparel in our caussne, and who wee apprehended on Friday last in this court, after the other prisoners were brought sp. was charged with feloniously har bouring Steffen after he had committed the robbery. The various ulcers engaged is the wee were severally calied, and stated that all their exertioas to recover the eh slag gold had been uneaccessful. All that had been restored was 33 ounces found in the house is Burr street, when Peter ifondethost, the Database, a waiter in Verneeh's house, was apprehended the night after the robbery. Be habeas eciamitted for trial, with Feint Tanner another servant of Mrs. Vern•elem. The allure believed, from the poverty of all the parties when taken into custody, that nose o(the we an, gold had been disposed of, and that it was now in • *Goof concealment. The evidence against Hessler harbouriss and concealing Steffen showed, that on es 24th of July, two days after the robbery, and on the day Vosiderisoat. TO•111141, and Hamann were first brought before Mr. Yardley, he introduced Stolen to a /dn. Liam, who keeps • lodging-hew at No. 15, Great Newport.street, Newport-sinker, and said he wasted to hire • room for him, and that he knew him to be • respectable man. lam. Linea agreed to receive Steffen as a lodger, sad he rumbaed in her house until Friday last, when, in consequense of informa tion conmennicamd by Mrs. Lines, Steffen was apprehended. Mrs. Line. provided Steffen with all his meals, except his dinner, which was seat daily to his house from Kessler's eatinghoute in the neighbouring street. Mr. Pelham said that Kaaba was • high) ' respectable ems, who kept a lane establishment, and that he was igno rant of oar laws. He had been deceived by stales and I had no intention of ancealing him from j ustice. Two confessions made by Steffen were put in. Ste ff en said the robbery was first proposed by TOGO'S'. He refused to have 'myth* to do with it, but owing to the threats and persuasions of Tonne" and the Dutchman, Von derhat, he consented to join them. Tama held • knife over him, and threatened to kill bile if he betrayed his can pubes. After the robbery they proceeded with their booty to the house clan Irishman, named Lyons, in Cooper's ears, East limithfi,ld, where he and the Dutchman re mained till the following night, when Tonnes' said there was a reward of 1001. offered for his (Steffen's) apprehen sloe, and he had better fly, and he did so ; and after wander ing about cone time went to Kessler, who hired a lodging for Met, ea/ he remained there till he was ceptured. The principal evidence against Boman, who lodged is Mrs. Pernah'e house with his wife, were the coeteadictory statenteate made by Ma as to how he puled his time on the sight of the robbery, and the fact that the thieves could not have reached the apartment of the woman servant, Kirby, three& whisk they ponied to 'fret the burglary and robbery, without prang through 1101111■WS ram Mr. Pelham inalatained that there was no evidence to affect Immo. The we was only ono of asopkioa against bloa. . . . Mr. Rostwer moaned the woritaa Asia Kirby, who gave ogee additiowal evidence affecting Homan. After a Wig Wended:rig, Mr. Bigemai decided ow eon- Weft the Owen to New's* and they will be tried with Towline gad Voaderheet at the wait seedoss of the antral criminal wart. Tai NIN:ILLS* -This distin Oshed foreigner, amempenied by a mite al Wave persons, arrived is Edinburgh es Weelanday afterams, at 2 o'clock, by the Caledonia Railway math Ws from Lassies, whisk, Irma some MIMI or ether, was one beer sad a half beyond its soul Iles. They wore received at the railway station trist si Lard Newest, sheriff of the seentLazd ad lllijor- Meth sammionier et the toms is . They immeMatoly down Is Moray plass, use el the sad o we gleglesaggs mem" ia the northers metropolis, wham a private hewn Wolves takits2ar their residesse dither their stay la the sky. A gaud al hamar i aftiosod at their abode to wait spas them. After leaky& that lima the mthamadcw, 'treaded by throe others sad do istarproter, paid a Ask to the !British Anoolation, whisk was badq fis othalaeliag @kWh, is the lissinhalL Os helm iskeissad by the Lied Provest they were noshed with otrrest miemsties, ud remised aghast dms whom the eedint ifi w dressed fa the rick sad 'owls. sesisme al the l , ry ere Woscsersasszath—The kris hetalekt Mel hiSh l 7 tavesrable for the Mer mop . resimer sad as sew &sal chewer es to rime the mod map as well as to rakish god isvigerele the ream se the odes. Is the assess sf ratite, weak wheat Miss WS insane gourd is this meaty, mid we me glad Is Mars lkst is meet peels the mop is is as esesithst *maim Clampleija have noshed es as to the demo _dens by the his easier storms, and es to a dleasieth ylahl, bat we have rows to baps 'ad be lieve that the sell el bath bade, and wheat this seems will mem as swop ow. The late pses are gas*, bat the maim me sunk kagrreed by the &swam The hop resale leek same Issimioth dm ewer. mid ray day Ismer the ANON el aims Is the angs.—Worwar liArsrak. Tnoneney Immo. Alison a fair demand for United States Si: (1888) Benda, at improved prises ; wblht Inc*, ham been in little 011801416 Bands madam In goo d at ad and a oensiinealie amount of Wass in them at 101) to 1011. The follow ars from the hats of Mears. D. Bell, semmom.. Min& 01. len Jaw, My 964 919 0411 104 1041 1517 ISIS., t sal 1646 ate. IS7 10$ rsa..l me 441 ea " - 1613 Jam; 106 101 Sy. " menrmoiesseem, DI 106 DIED• Ja. July 90 91 to oottcs market tiontiams to correspond advance in prim which hes taken places in States and Eoglish markets, The sales of the, week ending Friday animated to spinet 8,449 bales imported during the On Saturday, 2,218 bales wens taken tit for tree ardinaire, Wag an advance es previous day. On Monday tho sales 2,926 bales, at rather Armor prices., In the asconate from America were mewed, market on ToMday opened with fresh anima- Memos of le. was established, making for " tris ordinaire 1161„. at whil je l a t i rg e ll midday 2,337 bales exchanged kiaols, Übe Tiase--for 1111. erissi middling. The - 4 cotton during 1860 won 214,840 bales ock on the let instant 41,860 bales. .spondent writes from Alaska (Span) that smelters have all been forced to put an end .. operations in conseepiesco of an order from e gover meet prohibiting the use of brush or under wood, • At has hitherto been used for the above consequently they must either build Eng ** dud smelt with coke or abandon their altogether. The small manufacturers have ps d government against the order in question, the meantime, the production of lead in this Spain cannot fail to be affected to some ex may have some influence on our home _..:a sale of 117,768 slabs of Banos tin took Amsterdam on the 6th inst., and realised 601 slab, there being 30 slabs to the too. The were entirely Dutch speculators, and the above 20 per cent. more than at the sale , This has created some consternation in and a great rise in tin is anticipated. ontbly meetirg of the shareholders in the laver Lead Mining Association was held inst., when a call 'f 14e. per share was balance sheet for the two months showed 31.; expenditure, 3021., and a Wanes due secretary of 851. The oat to the end of Sep ., in order to effect the operations propoied by Hopkins and Murray, was estimated at 495 L y reports from Captain James were read, _ stated that repeated inquiries had been respecting the gown, which it was probable realise a profit. Several tons of galena were and there could be no doubt of an increased -• found at the next THIS DAY. Two o•Ctocx. rket opened this morning at yesterday's sols being first done at 961 to I. both for I account, but they soon gave way and remsined stoat Ist their present quotation, The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 97 I the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. done at 991, :, and I. ner Bills of all kinds mark 69e. and 66.. India Bonds under 1,0004 88s. prem.; ~ 2121 and 2111. foreign stocks continue almost totally ne- For Buenos Ayres Bonds the market firm, at improving prices, and trans actions have been effected at NI. Peruvian stocks are also very steady; the Active Pour-and-a- Half Der Cents. mark 83, and the Deferred Debt, 36. Basilian Old Bonds, Small, have ,been transacted at 911. The above prices comprise the whole of the bargains effected up to the present hour. &SOU= riout».--Taia Dec. Doak Block. 311 13 -- - -- Igor et:13671;0 . oaf g 3 per el LA aras„ . 974 Vi er C aliCals. to ea t wit Ct. flos. Mal. POI I 1011E10 FUN r of Arabs Ipm OL 4144 3 pet Ca Fat& Dia li t i a i 0...... 6 par cli ata. 6 ei:. per, Itia, 91 6 pra el Favair .V I 3 4 per Ct. Sums atm 67 9 raturim Pm., 38 4 6 rz .. 1. Di10..111 13 Ditto CUM INIB., 1024 1711 i Dia) Oise& Det. Mt, 3 = 04. 21 =1Z2..5u I Ooksables 114.488 , lak. n 4 3 per CL aria lb, 73 a) Ditto Pooh* N 431 i 24 pot (X Dolei Ms.. I? 4 2 ow et Vairma 31 6 4 pm Ct Dutch aorta. 89 4 Vialltlall hattered 12/... 80a.. 124 131 • • ... . /4" . ...::-...••••••• • r 4 ea-Lese44o , Ce-o-41 . ..01- Zi-.02--e-- /, ..„ ,• • or i , . _A 1---,:i11--- , - AP' 444r---•- g oe ~,......- 0.. . 0 ,1 g ,, XIII- -.0,--- - / . . N 1 . I . 1. • ci ........----- NO. 1, 234 .] . i.: Lox: to USTRALIA.-ALTERA. ri l l• l 6 , s it t A s Ti t g i oa s o r -- PA A NAGE t .. 1161' , .. ii bo rmelgers oniess ib. SECOND EDITION. 1 ‘1: 1 * -11 ",,..:1)..."`"" a d ie some with ewes weris and owl. --- 1 11 -•• • ."' lai seawkies with the .re semi el There haw be ...-. -,, ~,. lies te Awns as GAZATTR qf THIN NIGHT. -..; .. or bf 4 l - _,.;%., 0 d a ir wherothodwate is tweesioweem. per Cent. (ISO ---- ;Ters • ~,,e I se w lbs Pwroni doPttooof le flaw other State de .„..e. ;mar__ • ~, be Owe Waif "”7 ll' el". whilst Caowi-onrBB, Atto. 7.-Mmessas ItEronwsts tif ie zCent. 1 •:' ,-, r. , -- - - oa k s , shed/ my adz. Lod atOhaJelo, sr" ' at Of dr TO fißsoß ID ten essassare FAILIAMBINT.--Fot the ee, la hoseeak of Deasrawasa • Ti. Si.. Timm Kee: gi- !..J 4 ' —-' is . ° " l"" " %rsie. Dammoka. T. ama • mealy salsa the VieseaUlferthieaa. gas has weepseel . * z_ bals am del " 10 - - i - o , 1 - 74 ~... E .. ' 730 • AIR. IL the ber Courser Lamle*: Willa* Beg ,la the Om and Ow: ~:t .'. c• 1 s'- • aso a. w. Wright- ••• • me. IL owes ef of Preen, .-g , wbe bee elope* the efts irr , s. * *- 1 1 .- ':. , “ ...* v ..-- 4.. " -- ... rat mai: IL L 4 leeward al her Majesty% Caßtees Runarela. Called diabes 4p. l' ' .% 1 •-• • " " ... Weil " *". P' l "' u . i.f .... ' /.1 ' L --- b. .... gstl , Pert 1. frA16.0178111. Amon 16 . e ... _ ,,i 1 ,,-;., 41 . 0 re torredyslropiill Mr_ the irsralm M intsL ai 118 11t im at 1 4 DmlP• dis. -3411.1114-11seat P. Dement: lo be quarter. Petwailwww 6 - 1 .. e a...-. 7 1 , ,,, „.„.....pletteas ke yessooders cos or Ohba • to 7.... .... g oliteed Ammons. Thowedenised ahetblepelit ?Wk. al if_. L. W. Pat at be it.O..est„ ley per, oh s limashantto 4 e"!` . svdeet ea the kids a era mem: ermt-cd. stee lib* lob . • °LPL the km. at. • R' -. ,.,.,,en AtP" r ' T • • Aire" Tea Dimea's E. C. Tbbbbalber to he 11140,, Wr y ' vise Ti.; lie 2 " 0. C. li Vatwlr-Or• I ~,. ~44 , Net r •'- I w. . en.:.ta:e seremesdoeloa kg prognews. Gook sae- ,_. _eases PIP 111111111L4 him., eke Teetsbetege. t ``,..- 41 ,4, 4 11 end Rdeldp hureldpseat on fbewarded "la "C — Cbrbe A.111.P. Mamma te be Maj.. by par„ Wes laireatth, with the 'Ayes I'l :" .. c.'",.; 4 ,,,',,,,,,,e 0 0.-ree netts melliememar te •Itit Nit.; Lime- G• • ?MAW te W. mot , ar var., vile Bekaa* ;we unites Beal . e Reet 8. IL Jayne to ;,`,.. , • ~L L ~„,i EplupOS,!.. groslowdhokost. Idafts. __. be Meat. by par, Wee Whet lotto° for the • ~,..-1 • gro• g • -LAW. D. Ur In It• - - - • ?WIER MACHE TEA TRAYS Oa J. R. Rum; fa be Newt, par ek e v uo „ % b7 „ Pw " "te iaski* wig " 6 ; 13,392 s rill:. • Ord P.-Lim. H . A. Sissies - . .., or most mile.. eigsed ever iseraistent p w4; ido oo.; t bb Obi* bY PAY Til i allisL46.l. Una period. 1 . ~ I L liav nia 25 .-Tie." et 113 to 11311 .. , ..e ..... oye th eme ll =m sed a t t t o o t ie•r s ia,l ek Hos. T. O. Cholusaggey, who rata.; dew . M. W. C lk ~..... ... ~..., .71.711' which ash on grodros. 11. papier. l ir tr ke \III". h •-•_,P 7 .o l •o 2 6Rioad &W A. Z. V. Pessower et IL over the I - ::..-•••• . ~,.,,..a.besee, teraddiee. writing labsieda, tor v. .. Sur•• w ir t Esl H.J. P. Doom te be seat, sno w e d to 2 . , e ....:0 , • - •• -e ' ......" kr, me realks septets. Yea sot ia. , 0 ,„,„„, ~.. , ~,,, u , b. minnow: do tio teso .... .... o. Li alt . W. Smite l a _....__sees•• • *r aft grg .. ,4 1 . L ek g m; the ~lbw; to ~,....!--•--,,. ~E, m a im di e ggg trees ..... o o na . ....._ le be opt, wee Esse; rd. O. o. Nowa, te be and the market lion. and an ad wrs • '' " ~s. . e. are rewarmed kr Oak seperfer eaaskas. wok 4 , ~,s a lr ,___,_, e uit-ts `..'" :,. 4 . Leodraball•strost• Imam • eweww..uwp J. Woes Is be ausit..astp, Wee Cad*, dr. to -Ile_ " fith r m r . .-lii im et. A B. Aniawams B. Patna 1* to sit; by paw, item hewn who l ig i ; the r ligige rgidit i c -- ig,), BElnagitD B sad CHILDHENS OM. et to twat, by per. Wes lasts ; Is& 2 L__ ,s • weertmet ef thaw Ileiteeds Oleos od d = I A i keit lib NOW A ie ho vie kidadadd. _WO_ la Awl a. . ribs Oda Ile. wel t PPS iflth 0 , net . bib ,-It ta r.rd.p asure hi beta to Mks kis the receipts Or 0081 It mien . mi . * lot adsdy Ow mei /11191 , 0 4 ,_ _Mb. br POMOO by the ode of hi mesadesia. fr''' '-`" ..: f et tit ametersome d WILLI4IB 6. BUMP few ; p„_c oo .g. to tionm 4 . woo . ; otitis ,. pm. os . woods; and the stock o Ps ' ..-.., . ea..... M. odawieweet (wow ef ifelemsa• dee. ;UnJ. Z. Aseswe le be opt, rams Cantina; Ir. A. A o wit aponi to ‘", ox I. begaPb •a bgbeb• vlatb ar• Ile hew* law ?bine., b ets ebb 46 •, 14; AddiellS ; lks. L. Sawa, tram the nth th e t oa d 0 . n . 0 .i t , oe.- 1. ..'• ~ e ..0 be rem the ?MINT 11.11810CLUIR, or Poe be sae, Wee r. 7: ~e Lt. wikb It seelklaw WM _W km sad woks ma 1.-tenr. 0.11 a. =eta sax. vies Warta. to their operat prim SaYleble UM P. -ten. e'r *. ,': to boo ke° 4 b ila bbba ibi l bb Wien NW. kw J. Gomm I• be lied . per. rho Hotta, who Teta this moo "- , to led. Cowie Ina bediseds at 14s. ate each. g oy d g mmoo moo seirt,..zas. p.Zzas to be reef. wiliest re '' 7 ..„.• d p aspreitap d every ardsk. w vie head esseeed. , which b toL• •-• • - s yrationet r wokorwook le = wren ; ear T.iiiLY rEETH.-ROWLANDS' ODONTO . BANKRUPTS. liah Amami i r- r y e 'N n..tr.re. A whale giorder omoperadied et the llititAwit Clovis WARD, Browabruwatreet. Drary-Luse, works alto pth ........,„,........, et the oromot arra. of la, eaeg t mg,Tior. Mimed &ven _• • ...at non. r , at sod RwrefFoß Ile Wolk WIT• 1 100 1. Tao**. WILLIAM Dosneroan, Salicak-lase, Cams*. bat, in the me "•'. . .. ... renames t h e krb mewl gad pea. It sat*. street, City, wine nerehaat. 't ' -.. •JP 4411:41,An0 to trek, sad lama • poirt-liko ,- •••• ••.,, „ . ...,,„... 4 ~,,g,p, i s wi mp * m g gg a m o s d e FRRDNILICIL Burwarr, Claphaea•rbe, Clapham, gamy, district of Spai ~.... :,-.: o de ." eg o tw o. so gi e d. 44 ode waterataaahmarn. tent. This mi .. ......: thr fattier r-,. . , ,e e x • rue.= to. It pm bra. liewim 01 EDWIN LTOIIII, JOhaidelet, Tetleabellg-SORPtlerd. plead lead markets. '' - ;., 0.. me realm artiste W Os verde. " Reteizat W e Im a m ~,•!:" :••e " . ."""nhia li ali• 11 . 1 . 1 4 114 / 1 5 0 14 • 68 . BIXBY CnAaras Kam., Belvid er e- mee t, Lambeth, Tte Dutch S . •,- ...re e .,,,,,err.. nester martian* place at Amster, pig IT ,' I' 11FALTH is INVARIABLY RE. TheisCtratti, Newport, If onmeathelare, grew. Swine per dab, „•„•,, „ ~...,.; m, & r i ne , t ar a m e a g e p ok 0 = l : r , o io 154.11171 L PARXILL, is.: Lone, Con t rail, grocer . purchasers wed t; ~... ~ ! . 2 ...l y •p er k, oeostlpideit • Nam, se °soma Won* Hindu//., Strada, maaefaeterer. price given she •• •-. :,,,, 1 , 1 mauv mu.. 4 e Damao°, " • WILLIAM BaIDDON, Liverpool, magnieadtatiag stymies. of last year. I r o s, ... , t!. ... - F. 14 threnuad testimonial down sea Lard SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. the m ar k e t, ant V . •v r •,,, the I essrable Arebrisma AMY meetmeetet Rees, 14 ~, ... mai Kim. Dm cm. . wrilhoisd, sad ether JAMBS FORMAL Liebe*, Patfuelsoo, seosistea agent. A t wo - mont l .- - " ~. • • ... g em! st•pertebiltro ealrogramy larellie ELLIS WOODIMAD, Edinharptt, eurgase. Hennoek Silver P , ....! ....., ..rram el this Wiest an** la aidddy. A:names:cis MT.. meow, Dead**, drape. . ,_ -..r .11.. e.. i:.A., i. W., Xi. es. IL: %go.: Wk. MIL DAVID BODOW, Edinburgh, warehouseman. on the sth inr .. .., • '.. ' !,.. t... ord er.- l. Thole Ih. sad free made. The dal , . • ... , r etecter ordDa aloft Masai Bo Dear, a ,• . alednal *,. made wand . . MY, esdiea, mg gl /AXIL OP ICIOLAIIID.-Aeome far Owe Walk odic Aut. >.l7w reoripts, 2531.; : • ~. . • :.! -ear. thrum. and higstik me al aisivalled meettrogs 111IPOIM111111. to the litCretar, 1 ,. ; 4 os. 4 ,1. ; 4 .. M ., ."..t.p... b. 4 p. , b. pa.. Isle heft* ..........04190,710 Otweenseat DOL.- 831.413,100 Other desartiln. mats* , tember, in ordi .. . . •. Derr ard Oa, 87, Ow PasiLetweel. Lake, sad • .• , r.. thestou, sad liceeekn. 40.,6661 ours 2 alla 141 . 4 . 1 , 440 761 Messrs. Hopkis - AR LOW'S NEW IN- gastoo.no Saiefactory re; sause,no and it was state .0 jg MCI= NILF.ACILWO lITPOON saps,.. DIPAII.IIIIII. 4 - 1 . 1, , 11641C11181 140 TECT.PIIO .! : • trMskeefffeadtal •.. 414.1•11. , Ta Ocreeareset RearDiee made reapectin 4 1 1 Prd;old all. low, glair, or Wag Sowers 1•01.W1 'tarot Dad Weight Ciiiik.WW . iiiiinaid.. daoldtri_ .... .... .... Jll4.lws would realise I I. g 1 ' too do se add so albstaufly dm. omereeeennee I ! - I, that Sheba glott teem is psi go =of X= /OW .•• .......,••• . ' lir A smaa t.t .n s te. may o.+ 541 as eat Oho Cala T moo , Otber _ _, 9.11711,414 ..1 ii .....________ ,—_________— i .. llereaolossadotheries 1.331,710 I 1 11111.11" ----A. Beituh Amillit yereemies s. 119). •I. . 1 t: 533,37 4wag 5 lilL ated "lllBl ::the ldr istaras ehl4l3l :ll l l and sou l' I the „ maw to „ pm , tto mo o , the week media the 7th day of August, 111.11, le ie. f id. per set have since remi ao _ a is ., Repo the mites of the liestiOss is Rte. ei• per awL Rem the NI to t n o It --- • *mow • r 11 SUOAR.-Tbe avenge peke of Sew, the prulem et the . 1 1 \i . . 171: to sty ooy d oo r o rr ~,Zo -- 1 7 too ~,,,,, pewee, et the East lakee-ao retail. The monde pries of the - and 1 ;and the 11' 11 main; to 3 , 4 i g . aid ,. Dim , dot ... po iOt two imolai asigthes, Natty, is 2.1 e. Sid.-Gesstre , i t far than, is., On Otk Two Mom mil soli De — - -- _ have been does I lExchequer 13 4 e r setae. wase a rtee g by w stew to POLICE INTELLIGENCE. prem.; and he f I,` the top al the pig C (.hit hae a lei sp. I " = e re etr-tobe III), odds,* dr roar THIS DAY. Bank Stock, 21 ; i to Weer sai to same the he , . , The, foreign T to *a dee* ; whoa tee tap is tarsal THANES. gleeted. For of so awn sir eau eater. JAMES BARLOW, 14, RD( irlDiat. Two ROBBITIIT OP CALIPORMIAM GOLD.-Parr atria- rema i ns g rm , Dmrion"Dese; Crallar.°lllt: • • Wanikle-Seese. lgoldbllmbol Mo. N.D.--Nto• an per hill% &eras and Conrad Homers wogs ot otatotaeil. chan t ed .„,:„.„,_ 1,..._ CULVEIFIELLII IoryWWOILILL --- it7seilis.; ---- ENJOYMKNT 0' LIFE " Heath, reereetion, sad read tee of Yule McNair 'mei : WI kleteg-epretti ad dead • ot• mu tte Urines of t he* Iriallk Par= h .. a4ll Rotolo, sad other *mat plaaaa-Ommy 14... one -..-Loadoe at tlight-roseimp at vie -I'.. In" ,--(4 Eattci, Driakists. librighos. !sallies, Ali, lAA 1.... rar4;*. ~.., he. rr- .11LVI, tr.at the IlourrAngs. I ads la. auk ; wr peel, It ..1. f•-1.-A net to ate lokoo-ffoli of Priabarak. ha. 1.... IL-The Lao at Klliaraay-Ilaikkan SA,sas of Wit* OA WHAT raw et Itera ti ti o l. Ith t i n L i, - L peo awl AltrOM. • Th at three OM peers emit lea NW= may ma." A t05...r0 et deem am Om* eel ewe) of am It - Jr.e...-tated health see lierellielloo. dot balm. the r'.., ante the nos of 01101111% bubo% sr lofty and =bitten Lea; oat labia mad Ms kr e• Oa alai gipikeirlardation at Pe7.tof Iht. ~- , ,e , N. Praniratamow; tetras. $, denial Olevalko, Ir. v....we : r kraut tram is arbor. pa t aruk4kaa u rn... VII: %%LE FREEHOLD,' Is Ur 00 d LONDON, Lemedeold ' '., . r. Fiev,burn sad wetLeheeted OreeelLeedt, lelildem Alit PEYTON will SELL .O AUCTION. at ~ .e. -.mere Cellie.lteeee, . 00210, ea THE& " t .W. - ' 2 :, et IL It Peer LOA 0 nimble FREEHOLD w 1.1 IP , 1e.r...s bft New 17 awl 19. Leedes.waU, a I , e , c,.... Atr re imp lie. Se. leste-serth, Fro. t ''.• ~. hoe a Sem tied is Creseeteet etuoinher. t •:. ' , f . 6. Fr et ird allipßie Lagehold L •••• be. . i Lamdsli. aild a 0~4 .17the ei Improved eed 11441011111111 k j. L e t•. "la• per imre "fwfed eat el premien Is Comilis • 'l. I. neue, the net-metal el D erweelle el SWIW Pew Ir a. 7Le UMW Illli show die prisekee lobe vielsed e aid per t- • ••• ay to otesed Reuter dip biro the lei ea hippleelea 3 4ors. k riga... y,,ga g , sod jaikaisr. Itessedreet, /heath M. , - .., Iwrw 77, e Wt. Nnneriewirest; at Ciorremsfs; eel tOlt. 1.rr••o JO ( C . . Ame‘tuar., arsy4tissl. Lisselltib. NV! Wittig VlAL.—ante &tidos' at the cruelties P. '.tod Iwo S.rashoarg eons to miaow the celebrated t ter row 9rm. bet reams weeM amerodly aMiet the (,1 nu with indigestion, if they retested oa tto %rum to shish calms stre enbjetted to aims the Ylattural ooleur of the most which they se meth Ma. The newel and wholesome tint of veal is not bit Mat. As easiest Frew* traveller is Baglaset "in that as Milli* veal his sot the "bramble' il•kml of the Preach." Dr. Smelletti is " Pant's' .4/.." aphelia epicures, as the mores bea of emit, sad kykUtv.aw pp', wrier Is that our beet veal like a. ' tufts tot atom," sad the eases of melted better" is stierti smessery only be the &bosses of the Niels dished 0 'be ea'arteeete animal Were death. The M 4 "", • tall it a adamant et melte worthy of • 'fluid itrisiois oo , n o boast while alive, "loutish« in summer. Aries seveuel bean of the 11 6 tap 44 ingooatly till it fame; wham • plus Y pat au se erase till " next time." Bet the loselhaued Pa ula...et of U m meet unoffeadise el animals is at the as 4we 61"• eitaiM It is tied , sea sad Melo, meth Eold Waal whoa la a basket lad uP bY VA the head dowswerds. A eta thea 'eased : , 11 1•61 1 84 .111 Made to Ewa. TWOS, Shen " kmeke 'Puts so wish the esbe est *AMA 11 hasp ken t i , l4 . Ash is Wales with teebul t.-- b naoll " demist " it, etas bate berme forlime ;e oared le oaks. Ad this say be melded by there who rg'. le, Poe ige pesetnlia et the siaosittor4opooso ; mind se be solo moo* mad. lerilbbill—by seR7 dope of lb. io We* Novistoolosto. This mole 44 blamable veal L e 6*4 .4 4 a whoa, MO Wadi.. Tbo fob wee/il ad osorisisoo USIA spooday owl !t -11 1 1, 41i• Sot won It smarm*, mkt had it ben twenty r _twe mere a lamer, whs. preassai to blow the oseamot vould. tor the soma etoldiessiso Mt= wan re *tall la b Ws tertorol?—Dillotteo ,h. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. 8110A1.—The =sot is active and prism mast be quoted Bd. aSove the closing quotations of last week. The public sales are going off with spirit today. Barbados. 361. to 41s. 6d ; Antigua, 34. Bd. to 37..; Bengal Benue., 38s. to 40e. • Mauritius, 345. to 395. Ts* refilled market closes vary ores, and goods ready for delivery have bacons mares. Grocery lumps. 80e. to 525. Correa.—Thu public sales were nearly all withdrawn for want of buyers at previous rates. and the article has a heavy eppearance ; but holders of good consuming qualities show emmiderable firmness. Good ordinary native Ceylon has de dined to 400. to 41e. Rica.-There his been rather a large speculative demand the last two days ; a fsU amount of ►asin's. done at prices which were about on a par with those which nilsd previous to the decline Tooted of 3d. to ed. BAvrrrran.-1,700 bagel offered, refraction 71 to 114, and all withdrawn at 259. ; this article shows a slight decline on the week. Bricrs.—Pepper: 2,000 bags of Penang sold in public sale, at 2j4. to 34., which was a fall pries ; white sold at 7i. Ginger: Malabar sold at 255. to 295, daty paid. Affirms sold at 325. 6d. to 335. Cloves: A ►arge parcel sold at le to le. 314. middling to fins Penang. Nutmegs sold at 2e. 4d. to 3s. Id. Race, second quality, 29.21. to 29.4 d. BAoo —2OO bones small Pearl sold, 209.81. ; Flour, 17s. 6d. to 18e., in brand. Corros remains steady, but has not been active the last two days. Tara.—The public sale went off well at full prices, and a larger portion than usual sold ; medium Coogou continues in good demand, Is. 01d. to Is. 11d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow rauket mationes quiet, with prices quoted salfollowe :—Town Tallow She. &I.; Peterebtut Y.C. on the spot, 36e. 6d.; October to December, M. 3d. to 375. Id.; October to December, separate months, 371. 6d. to 9d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The supplies of grain of home growth during the west have been very small ; from abroad, however, they continue liberal of Wheat, Barley, and Oat.. The weather beiag fine, the trade was without activity; the few samples of English Wheat on sale realised about Headers rates. Holders of foreign Wheat display consi derable firmness, sad buyers were unable to purchase on easier terms, swept, perhaps, here and there, when It was straseary to deer comb Gemini on demurrage. Oat. maintained Idenday's quotations, with a fair sale. Harley, Batas, sad Pam, unaltered in value. now LONDON VIM kb AUG. TO 9th AUO. On. 110/01411. Boatel. kWh. londas. rig .7 es I 1110 I ow. 21020 118.4, IMO who ; larrais. 1 11411. Louisa Avaxam. Whom. 47.. ed.; Bulw, MA 10d. ; Oats, 17.. 10d.; *ye, —Led.; Itessa. It.. ;P. We. 14. - - - airsaul AVERAGES. Wesel Darlay4 Orts. s. l aro. I Ilem.l rams. kose 29 ... ... 40s 9121. elle. Ils r 114126 m 114 J. 17 6—, ... 404 Ild Ile 9d 17m Od Um 39. 104 10a 4d 13 ... .„ Cm id 31m Id lea 11623 s Id 27d Id 16s 61 90 „. ... 41e 4d 33m 114 1 174 9d 211. 7127 s 23 174 lid 27 .. ... 430 44 1 110 idle. 14 249 94 174 4 Id A. 3„. ... 432 741115 44114 1422. 11227. S r. ed Swim' Au. Awe. 4E — ii 11iiii1.176 4d no lld It: 174 Ild Darr.-911mat. frolly. O. Km Demo.. sad 1 . 191103. Mad. law 3s. J 6. 3114 13. , ialy 90. July 27 Mir. I. 4 ---- 1 — „. z— .. ..,. ... 41 4 .„ „. ... .. r........ r... ... ... ... „. 41 2 „. ~.......r.......1 „. ... ~.. 40 11 .„ „. ... 1 40 1/..........2 .„ ... „.. .... HIDES.—THIS DAT. Lautzwzot.t. Hid.., 66110. to 64th., 1 d.I _AO*. U. MU, led. to 1144 lilt.; to 801 x., 2d. to Sidi Mts. I. BMW., 214. to 34_ .; Mao. to Nibs., 314. to M. Ht... Ram le. Calf *kW. liittkl ia. s. to It • tall h. O I.6d. lsltooslisit v 74. toat:ld. Look ls. 0d.20.1041.; Asabir and Jassiles ... War. wet • CL) git. _ a ppmwe Avg - Ty; ii k — n 4707 7 I NlPPL..grefetwat.i W ~rMr .. ~~ tie Mbroise ... 'agallfilybobiL .. En kit.) ... 11. 106.) Ilp.O.Pref. Do. Dow Int. Ip. . 63. Na! Do. N. h lie& WC; Do. New EasternMe E. Wee: aim A U. Oh.) . . NA dere E. end C Do. &at t. = tic p. R.) Eat Do. New d East UeroleidansrA p.Ct Edinburgh Ifi Earter.end /newe Teovikk rtee l& ... Uinta Northern ... 11$STI 11Se 24 li If 41 Ilidla 4 1 db 101 101 r si -- 15 - 0;i:411•74 — ‘1,D38 . 3303ti Ili Do. dot% p. 134 Do. per Ont. Pref.. 30 at. li ner Wast.(lre.) lOD Gnat Mar* et iesked... 40 Do. Now S4O 30 Do. New MO 13 De. New Alb 100 Great Wolters In pit ta 93 97 71 73 lb 37 63 524 7 dis. N N 48 49 20i 3I 91 64 par Ipa 37 U 151 131 did 9 9 db. liaU mad Selby ... dsbarts er sad 66166 lupw,u! Do.mtail m :T youbu. 7.7 :::1 Do. rite.... ... Do. New apt. oke Di.j Do. W4lll D Goods sad Leeds sad Think P 9" ilia — . 111 121 Si 119 db. 93i 94i Si 6{ 61 Si tits. 64 4 die. si 2j Ws 111 I dr ft 60 $1 to <UT IIA 136 ~ Do. Prof.47Z% . No. 1I Do. M. No. 4 Do. Pref. Quarters 1548 Leedom mad Blackwell . Lon, Brighton, & &Coast Do. New IMIL a p. Ct... Do. do 5 p. Ct. late Croydon Tattle Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.... Do. Count. 5 p.C1,11131 Landow and Onceswict... 11 ll# 5S 69 „ Si 60 „ 1011 11 24 14 111 1111 I 1 lat 1 I 1 6 1 I= 1 I Fe. 59; 21 ig Lowden k Nords-wookrn Do. do. New sham ... Ds HMs Do.kloak.,ll.oadB. (C) Loudon k south. Western Do. New, £3O 14;4_ Do. New rfiIeSIVSON . Lowestoftow.4 wenn. Morkek.. Buz., and Matlock 11aseh.,4bet.itLingoinik. D.l ewes. Nat ... Do. New SIO PreL Do. Man. a lanal.Uoloe in il 437 2 4 di' 13 41 146 134 16 41 ells. 111 I dlo 336 t 4 251 23 Me 146 136 1206 1216 .• Do. Ono. .m ßaty ... DaQw.E.eß.6p.C. Do. Guars& hper Ci. 171 • 5 4 4 11 &a 6 9 41 42 6 2 7 4 1 10 6 174 15 74 t Pa 101 lie 9 9 AL 7 7 dia. 9 94 7 9 34 46 gi I dim 114 44 SI die 7 7 5 11 3 1 " 4 41 20 22 611 5 415 1 26 37 40 42 144 15 11 104 al.. 5 4f 414. 16 164 n 11 31s. . North Staffordshire. Oxford, Wore h Wolter. asd Do. alums (A) - Read., Quill, sad Mph Royston and Melds ... Do- dhepreth Eataisioo 110;tiima - els - STI r e B Tr: ift — ea 9orembw7 sad Mader (Nw. W. Do. Halm Do. $ W., eel dbropibue Usk& youth Devon 1180t1U1 Staradibire South F.atern . Do Y4;:i IteiieWidd Mouth Yorkshire, Dooms ter, sad Goole Waterford and Kilkenny War Valley, 6 p. Ct. paa Wilte, Somerset, SWaym York,Newartie &Berwick Do. Pat (York& Newts. Do. O.N. IL Porah orPref York and North Midland. FORZION RAILWATS. Angto-Itallan (late Italian and Austrian) .. Boulogne and Amiens -. Central Prams (Vienna) 6 9 dia. a 1 • 1:1 14 di& pm pm Par 1 Po. 4 4 1 1 # 41 dim 29 31 231 sq 6 52 des 91 10 2 1 li 10 die liii — ;B - 11m . PeOln;;L::1 i -Do do.. :: Neater and Northern of Prams Orkeas end Bardeatut Paris and Room Pais and Blzraboarg Renee and Havre Sambre and Memo Cows end Nantes LIVERPOOL, August 8. 820011:110111Aggl. Pam to-day WON MAW {e ared downwards, but badness retail= tar. Feet Lemmatize (pre. knees g-sbare4):6l—Lenesehlre andYortshire (fifth shares), 9 746 d. —Ditto (ts 2 shares), 91 d.—London end Meth Western, 111- -Ditto (new 1 Numb 1 16.16 p.—Ditto (111th skarn), 11 p.; Lgnaikaree C), 11 p.--NiffleM (1 shares) 941 cl.—North Union • rentaed Jointly by L. IS N. W. and Lan. and Irrk.), 1116--Iggews and Metter (prat guaranteed 8 per cent.), 18—South-Eastern a and, nd D 18i. (No. registered), 4 11.16—York and North Mid over BIRMINGHAM, August 8. 6100E-1110111LNOL—Shahs Was not quite so well m inded In this market to.day, and lot much business was done. Mid. WO Win demo a t &11. MANCHESTER. Await 8. 81001-iwow.twow.—A to nobly fins :mica, with sat mach bowsaw. sad what thaw was mama mat* to the matter. poked stook& LEEDS, Auguit 8. etooz-Ixotmioa.—Tbees hu bun saly a United bad ness Uils month* at the Marla( quotatiose: Leaks and North Waiters fiteek, 11 ; Oreat Northam, IR el.; Trek and North 1110kaa, ; Leeds Water Works, Tref., U. A. ed. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 14*. ; Walla Bad Haswell, 16a. N ; Walla Bad Helton. 16a. 6d. • Walls Bad Laubtea, la. N.; Walla Bad Ti.., 164. 6d.— Ships at market, 123. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Xmas. Pattakdra sad Smith report that there is • Rood hand-to4aoath trade for both aew sad Lae ye arliag Sops, at fall as ma* matey. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have • large supply of Beasts; bewsver, the geed hubris being deer, imt eke marring Geld. trade h better. Thera la au advance of fully U. per Ms. la the beet kink and a fair eleseense h effeeiet The supply of Sing sag I. eft NesidareWp. Sheep. an tb• 11/11 1 /1P• Ira =Wag more thou as Wail, bat Lash wait be quoted higher. The attain, of Calves is gala lugs:. they op mom ht &mead, at au stream et about 2d. par Ilbs. ow New wow u 4. /./. rer do 1/1/1/001/. 11 / 6 /10/11/.. 11 1110 piet Ilbarbitem I Dm •• • " ° 11 . M 1 1111/01, loft.. 3 I 11 4 De. Ow lbw% .. 1/ S $ 110/ 0 0/6/ 11 / 11 = 3 4 . 940 &lola lase. ! ' • 0 0 Tasteo 0 I 10•110 _ ,_. 141 al mut*. UN; seep end Lai* imairuoreu 11811 NW* - 0 SO 43 23 Yesterday, the kV yearly general niesting et the W SIIIMI SMIeIdid= I I . IX= Guaa was kill :au S , Req., he sIM asks.., li mel t zelhalaules, the SICISTMIT read the hilbsenes import el Dinghies : Tear diE:beee. be rapen to the shareholders, that shim 1111 hili=naesim the lease of this line to Ws Wm duly sealed and ex eledsulty" In twe stagnates suersolively. The 100,COOL so il le In raised was raised, sad pert et the um, Ms bees pal of by mom of she ds of 31. per shore ; 000001 , the roadsides of the We i will be paid of b a re eel of W. per slim, WA to be min sod et whiels has been gives. It isoloubthen Mein to sod 01 lhe a tistrehdders that a 1111 le C . MI been filed egoist the Ilse* Benson Ossenny, sod itseempnp, for WM Pill et preendoe this messy bobs paid Thu doe, mint Inninnents the Isom the dlesente leek au skis Won* yen surneeeler or the South Beam Cempaay to see aside a Mee Mused end eseseleted usder Hs spacer rout advise or the mast able counsel in the Weeds., as a futile pretending. The Creston Gould sot for a moment deeit that the sat meld be duly paid by the South Tenses Cereg e , bet he the better esti/AIWA. of the shenbeldsis area a letter to Use Beath Eastern Com pesyer cal follewleg is a 'ropy : is itmeis ' Whined, sad Reigate Beilsray Coespeny, Royal sop Aeon Tds.--Dser Sir—sts it is probebis that qualms win be asked at our half-yearly manse to- Neforren, teletPre le the bill fled Est sir respective corn. risks, by Yr. Wilkes Goatee Thesepsse, au the subject of the loose of ear to the Meth bioe• Oeutpeny, it Wenbe essmillend' 4 bleb, my beer& to simemein the . _ lie 41111‘ ' itZettl iald 4 Orli the OS peesiedia lll ,Z e s= pp ee :. _ .. . . fresh e vindictive spirit, sod hs utterly futile, and they have so doubt that your board look epee the matte, precisely in the mass way. It it, however, advisable that we should be in poesenden of a neologies if your beard, intimating their determination to pay the rent doe to ear proprietors under the lefts of the 16th of Sept. next. I shall, therefore, feel obliged by your submitting this letter to your directors and favouring ma With a :reply by twelve o'clock tomorrow.--I am, dear sir, F. H. SLYLY, Secretary. " G. H. Herbert, Esq.." To this the following answer was received : " Booth Eastern Railway, August 8, 1860.—Dear Sir— I have laid before the directors you letter of yesterday, and I em desired to say, is reply, tkat the directors are advised to, end will pay the half year's net of the Reading, Guild ford, and Reigate line when it fells dee, unites, of course, as iojanction be obtained in the meantime to restrain the pelmet, but which neither the counsel of the company nor the direeten contemplate as at all probable.—l am, dear sir, G. 8. 11111/1111T, Secretary. " To J. H. Billy, Esq , secretary, Reeding, Guildford, and Reigate Railway Company." Your directors have then every reason to state, with con fidence, that the rent will be duly paid, and that on calling bea together the dividend due on the 16th September will declared at the rate of 61. 2a. 6i per cent. per annum, on the mount paid up in terms of the hue. The directors, therefore, have now merely to propose that this meeting be adjourned to Monday the 16th September next, at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of deelarieg • dividend, and of fixing the periods for bolding the future half-yearly mettinp. The CHAIRMAN said he should ask the proprietor to confirm the report, as it would come under discussion at the adjourned meeting. After the letter of the South Eastern Company, which had bun read, there could be no question as to the perfect integrity of that company, and their deter mination to carry out their eogagemeat. Still he could not suppose this was done from any chivalrous feeling of honour. Nobody could believe the directors of the South Eastern Compare y ware silly men, which they must have been, it they had entered into the agreement without being satisfied of its perfect validity. It war right to suppose that the directors were convinced that they had the power which was now questioned, Lamely, the power of taking the levee. Sack a simple tiling as taking a lease could not be ques tioned, after all the best legal advice in the kingdom had been taken, and it appeared to him (the chairman) impos sible to fathom the depths of thine parties who had filed the bill in Chancery. It wee not for him to impute motives, but nevertheless it did appear to him that they could only be those of vindictiveness and cock jobbing. Had the party attempted to fellow up his proceedings, and obtain an Jejune tin, he believed they would have fallen at once to the ground, but he brought them on just before the lone vaca tion, and did aot attempt to push them. The South Eastern Company had met the case manfully, and resolved to carry it out, (Hear, hear.) Mr. MACGREGOR said he considered the case as irrevo °ably settled as anything ever was. (Hear, bear.) They had taken the opinions of the most eminent counsel, and the lease was then drawn. The Reading and Reigate Company did the same, and all the counsel were urea:Annus. He hoped the bargain would eventually not turn oat • bad one for the South Easters. (Rear, hear.) The CHAIRMAN said he would now move that the meeting stand adjourned to the 16th of September, for the purpose of considering this report, for declaring a dividend, and flan, the periods for their future half-yearly meetings. The report was then adopted and the meeting broke up. NZWRT AND ENNISKILLEN. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the Guild hall Coffeehouse, City. Mr. W. F. 81 , ACKMAlt took the chair.—The Secretary read the report, from which it ap peared" that the receipts from calls in arrear, intern*, and rent of land, amounted to 2931. 61. 3d., and the payments to 2,1351. 21. Bd. The latter consisted of 1,6001. paid to Messrs. Wallace and Ca., aid 4311. 3s. 101 d. to ether creditors, in reduction of the liabilities set forth in the last balance sheet, leaving the sum of 2031. 18s. 91d. as the total expenditure (or the half-year. The directors considered It matter for congratulation, that with the exception of a balance of 1,0001. due to Messrs. Wallace, all recognised claims on the company were now discharged. With respect to the en. settled claim of the contractor, Mr. Dugan, the directors considered that so far from the company bring indebted to him, be was at the present time overpaid to a large amount. The directors had learat with much satisfaction, that the Dublin and Belfast Juaction Company had at length ob tained assistance from government, which would enable them to complete their undertaking forthwith, and as they were fully sensible that a combination of the interests of the Dublin and Belfast, the Newry and Enniskillen, and the Newry and Wurenpoint Companies, was indispensable for the prosperity of either or all of them, they would seek, by all the means in their power to accomplish it. At the same time they were keenly alive to the importance of immedi ately finishing this company's line to tbe point of junction at Gush Wood, so that if anything should arise to prevent this combination of interests, they might be prepared, on the opening of the Dublin and Belfast Junction line, to in tercept the whole of the traffic to and from the port of Newry. The directors had renewed Asir application to the Court of Chancery for the appointment of a receiver to take the tolls, rents, and profits of the Warrenpoint line, without reference to the agreement with Mr. Dugan, and without prejudice to the rights of all parties, and they wore happy to say that it bad been suocessful. Having now obtaine d this control over the funds of the Warrenpoont Company, which was the only thing wanting to make the security held by We company a perfect one, the directors hoped to be able to raise the necessary funds for the completion of the line to Gash Wood, without making any further call on the shareholders; should, however, a call be unavoid ably necessary, it would not be made without ell the facts being first laid before them, and their consent obtained thereto. The directors recommended that the ferfeltare of 856 aiares;i;;;ol and 0, be coalitmed. From the accounts it appeared that the amen of the company were 43,0071. 2s. 94., the claims 1,3201118 d., and the balance at the banker's was 9731. 68.8 d. The Chairman said his obtervatioas wculd principally refer to three points—Ant, kir. Darien ; secondly, to the War renpoiat line ; sad, thirdly, to the probability of their selling the Newry line and misting up the affairs of the company. As to Mr. Dugan's claim, he wee happy to say that since that report was made out they had found that his claim, which amounted to 4,0391. 165., was reduced to nothing; and that, on the contrary, there was very great probability that Mr. Dugan had been overpaid to the extent of 10,0001. In reward to the Warrenpoint Company, they had been com pelled to take legal proceeding in respect to the money lent to that company ; and he was happy to say that the Court of Chancery had granted them a receiver of the funds belonging to the Warrenpoiat Company, so that they could net make away with their property without the con sent of the Newry and Enniskillen Company. They had now every prospect of staking their limit° Oorah Wood. los beyond their own security they had now that of the Wurenpoint 'line ; but he dare gay that claim would be soon removed by the other companies diecherging their obligations to the Newry company. In either one the directors hoped to raise the feuds neesmagg i t i o complete the line to thcpoint of inaction without trots the shareholders with may calls.' As to the sale of the line, e was happy Is say that the Dah lia sad Belfast Railway was now fast enmeshing towards Use past of junction, where their :interest would be con , metal with that of the Newry and Enniskillen Kan If the threeters of the Dublin gad Bidets* Company did not pur silos this limo, he had no doubt they would be able to dis pose of It to others, for they must eventually control all the *Ma into the town of Newry, as sega as their line was Ilaisbod to (torah Wood. The Clubman ended hie oboe,- wine by moving the adoption of the report sad acetman.— A Shareholder asked it 6,0001. wen obtained Sem the eon tuneer, whether k would templets the railway.—The Chair man thought about 12,0001. altogether wonld be necomary ; the whole length was only about foie miles.—iir. Burge asked what was the revise of the Warrenpulat Conspany.— Theo Chairman replied about 601. a wink, or a dear 11,600 k • year ; over this they would now plugs a receiver, whisk would give this company the NUM of area enWaae —Mr. Leo, Mr. Johaeon, Mr. Crumble, and Wane having mane some observation, the regbrt was adoploi en 911119 9 •1 11 . -1 Kamm Sealy and Crash!, were re• eilestol &Wenn ; and Mr. Celnuest was sleeted as auditor. • remlatlem woo then C 4 ler the forfeintre boos of 966 shares. • wens of thaaks , wood so the duirmaa. the ossodog of/Joarsod. ii ii 7 4 Z 11 R .16_ I • I 1 14 IS I Ira Pa ! Ppa N 7 ,~~ Me :11 STe IS ig 59% S -i_ 20 22 ISI i 14e 4L4 131 16 16j 71 i FirkleMN RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly mating of the proprietors of this company took pleas, at No. 12, Now•strest Spring-gardens. The Berl of Burlington is the chai r. The report rated that the directors regretted that the expenses daring the last half year bad wen very heavy, and that they could not there fore recommend an Increased dividend, which the sad.- (odor, astosat of the tro the would have otherwise ambled Ohm to have dose. The particular items of expenditure to whisk they 'Boded, were shoes entered in the us aeons' for the repairs of engines and steamboat.. Thi ex *maim of the railway from Crowd/ads to the Lindal-road had best in progress duels" the put half-year; and there was now no remenable doubt that they would be empleted hr the period origiaally fixed, namely, th e I st o f M arc h, 1661. A farther sus of money had been expended by the oometheimers daring the put half-year, in the improveinent of Barrow Harbour. The works of the Whitebaven and Yarnn. Beltway IMO already epproaehiog towards °people don, and it wee expected that the has would be opened before the end of the present year. The capital moment showed that the 'melon had amounted to 255,98.31, end the expenditure to 260,1961. 7.. 2d., leaving a balance of 6,7681. 12s. 10d. The report was adopted, and a dividend declared of 6 per cent. on the preferential sharer, end 2 per tent. on the original capitth WINDING• UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. .1.••••••• V Zig iividendo7l Oe in thrpound was die ‘ 7l:l7l7 .".."— ayable te these creditors whose elaiMa. to the extent of between 2,0001. and 3,0001., had tweet allowed by Mr. Goodohap, the °Medal manager. The dividend accrues out f the amount or two calls of 41. per slier' paid by the contributories, and out ot the debts of the estate that have been collected. There are other claims of meditate to be settled, which, with the expense sonacquent on the proem of winding up, wbl, it is expected, render another call of 41. per share necessary, making a total of 121. per .hare payable by the shareholders who embarked in the undertaking. PARCEL POST COMPANY.—The Muter in Chan cery Senior has sprinted en official manager to investigate cad wind up this undertaking, which was started for the transmission sad delivery of parcels in and out of London, at the officio formerly held by the Anti. Corn Law League, in Fleet-street. The proposed capital as stated by the peti tioner, Mr. H. Hawker, of North Audley•street, iru 80,0001, in 6.000 share. of 61 each. A sum of Is. per shags was paid on shires allotted into Rogers's, but sufficient was not found to carry on the undertaking, which discontinued business without meets, and debts of 4 0001. in respect of con trasts for carts, heroes, ann harness, and the other parapher nalia of parcel carrying. END OF THE POWER•LOOM WEAVERS' STRIIEZ. BARNSLEY. tRUOUST B.—Last evening a very numerous public meeting was held in the Market.place, for the pur pose of deciding upon a proposal made by Messrs. Pigott and Newton to the oosiwttee of weavers upon strike against them. It was proposed that the settlement of the dispute be tween them should be left to the arbitration of three manu facturers and three weavers, whose decision should be bind ing; the Messrs. Pigott and Newton proposing M Joseph Canter, E. Lee, sod Chas. Harvey ; the committee to choose any three weavers they thought proper. The arbitrators had two sittings this afters° which has re sulted in the adoption of the w eeeeee request. RESTORATION OF THE HIGH-CROSS AT BRISTOL. —Yesterday, the interesting ceremony of the laying of the foundation-stone of the new civic high.cron tork piece at Bristol. The original city cross was fir,t erected in 1373. by the voluntary contributions of the citizens, as a memorial of their gratitude to the reigning monarch, Edward 111 , icor a charter and privileges granted to the city. This monument was altered and enlarged at subsequ:nt periods, during which alterations it was adorned with eigat statutes of She sovereigns. In the year 1763 it was removed from its site in College-green to the grounds of Sir R. C. Hoare, Bart., Stour Head, Wiltetire, and it was to replace this structure that the proposed erection of the new cross had been commenced. The Right Worshipful the Mayor, J. K. Haberfield, Rig., officiated on the occasion. At noon the pro. cession was formed at the Council-house, Corn.street ; it cm list, d of the mayor, the members of the town council. the ma gistrates, the charity trustees of the various natituticns of the city, the members of the Society of Merchants, the committee and subscribers to the high cross fund, &I. The mayor had Invited the freenssons to attend the ceremony, and accordingly a number of the members of the Provincial Grand and other masonic lodges, attired in the insignia of the order, were in attendance The mayor and members of the town council were attended by the sword bearer and customary officers. The precession arrived at the intended site, in the centre of the Colter -green, when, after the usual ceremonies, the foundation-stone was duly laid, amidst the cheers and acclamations of all present. The cross, when erected, will present a v.ry imposing appearance, standing in the centre of the beautiful green, and adjacent to the Sue old cathedral. In the evening tk.e freemasons dined toge ther, when the mayor, the offiren of the 72nd Highlanders, and the principal gentlemen who had taken part in the proceedings of the day, were invited guests. A gala also took place at the Zoologicalgardens, to commemorate the event. - • --- BURNING OF PARKITURST PRISON.—The fire that threatened such a fearful loss of life at Parkhurst Proton, and which destroyed a building called the dormitory, has turned out, as was expected, to have been the work of some of the irreclaimable young scoundrels who are kept there. The di 'holies/ plot was a considerable time maturing, and aa many as four or five are considered as principals, and many implicated ; thirty were out into custody immediately alter the fire, sad it is understood that the pris.n autho rities are in poeseseon of all the particular,. DESTRUCTION OF MRS. GRAHAM'S BALLOON AT EIMONTON.—Oa Wednesday evening, Mrs. G:thaut mad* • night ascent from Crensome-gardens, under circumstance, of great disadvantage, owing to the state of the atmosphere and the heavy rain that had fallen during the afternoon ; and after a somewhat hazardous trip, descended in a held near the South-Eastern Railway, at Edmonton, but in so doing, owing to Ike incautious conduct of some person who came to her substance, the remainder of the gas contained in the balloon was ignited, and the balloon totally destroyed. The balloon, after its liberation, continued to ascend steadily for about twenty minutes, when Mrs. Graham made prepara tions:for descending gredually,which sue continued to do until the grapnel touched the ground, but, the wind increasing, the balloon was carried over several fields, when the grapnel fortunately took firm hold in a bank. Mrs. Graham con tinued for upwards of half an hour shouting as loud aa she could for help, but to no purpose. With great presence of mind, however, she kept the valve open to its fullest extent, the balloon rolling about and the car at times completely turning over, Mn,, Graham with great difficulty being enabled to retain her hold. After the lapse of some time a police constable came up and held the ear until further assistance arrived, and whilst she was in the act of walking round to see that the valve was properly open some parson approached too near with a light, which ignited the escaping gas, and in an instant the balloon was one mass of dame. Mrs. Graham was much starched about the face. The fatigue she had undergone mud the loos of her balloon so affected Mrs. Graham that she bad to be assisted into Ed monton, where she received every attention, and soon after recovering she took • post-ehatse and returned home. NEW FACTORY ACT.— Yesterday, the new act to amend the sets relating to labour in factories was printed. It is now provided that no young poison or female shell be employed before 6 o'clock in the morning. or after 6 o'clock is the afternoon ; or on Saturdays after 2 o'clock. Meal times are to be taken between half-past 7in the morning and 6in the evening. Young persons or females are not to ',e employed under the 7 & 8 Vio cap. 15, in recovering Wet time after 7 in the evening, but during the time the machinery is stopped by drought or flood of water on ordi nary occasions. Between the 30th September and the lit of April, young persons and females may be employed from 7 in the morning to 7 in the evening. Children above 11 may be employed as young persons." Such persons nor females are to be employed during meal time.. The statute is in corporated with the other factory acts, and took effect from Menday lest, when it received the Royal assent. POSTPONEMENT OF OPENING RAILWAYS. —An between 1848 and 1849 a marked difference has occurred in the number of postponements of opening beyond the time proposed by the different railway eompeniea. In the year 1848 the opening was postponed in only eleven iastaness, whereas in 1819 it was found neoeseary in forty two lastest:es, which, with other causes, have required that, altogether, 166 inspe ctions of railways should be made. The difficulty of procuring funds, and the desire to iambus receipts, slate show an increased mileage of railway open for the purpose of public traffic, has evinced itself by many lines having been reported to the commissioners by different railway companies as ready ter opening, and for the eon voyages of public traffic, which, upon inspecaten by officers of this department, have not been found in such • state that they could matt that their opening would sot be attended with danger to the public using the same. STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE AMERICAN Lal(3B. —The siousalttes appointed by the &duns of Cleveland to consider the comes of steam-boat disasters on the lake have made their report, hem which we gather the following feets:—Frem 1830 to 1850, there were 7 explosions on the switlakwosee:gbiamelwomhsiactidh 804186ellliilivesIvIes;stawsredreti:lometst.;184edrenriotodugestr:Aedpeartbofstirib•-ro,od of 10 year., there were 31 collisions by steamers, by which 82 persons were killed. The lose of life 011 the lakes dating the last 10 you., hem explosion, fire, and eolliffons, amounted he 371 _The committee were 11/11111lE10116 in their adoption of a memori al to Comes* sullen: debate in the peosent :system of lake steam na nee, and in re sogigissiliag the pssidng of a law en salMble remedies. ( <4l ' l / 4 7"; \ vrtf 70 • 1. 16. , a