The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-29 00:00:00

/ • . • _ Tbt ittitrt. .. , e ~~ LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1850. 1,224.1 [THREEPENCE. A LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. I. Me. tandos. ata ParbriTlßl.sip. 9. I E T'S O. es/Mum j ma gma to tiotoo Ma aro allmmod milk OW go lwa tbr Novo .:4 ini sows swag ~,,.. Pt do tar d Ihe we imel. pc rte.. ...= ,Ns a tat prtiega s i mg ims. sr YOB, Ib• *Ws tbr no ado illiss dr *bey bum= • eerily required le Ire tkeesthe of alloglear, seprwasay. sad 1 sejeraties, sad he usuld set tale his met uo be bed so ewers. 'l'b mesedmest, is het, aderisdl We, fir the " orbs requived" were wily *as ft he imeseed semie w a P ;M i tt l Er ke a the =:w mita& eatk set wee whotber Imetilld had set posoluiri Maar Ira bared lir Olathe trained to hies oasis, em ke hod erased to rims rem is seek • nearer so meld iteditado Ile ear of eldmaliss. whisk seceledod the wseie—" the saps fai se d e t s p e rrm." He would ra sed* rat Ines Oho esellest Jews had swarm as wit arm sat join is el Jerre. Bet me to the pltir ed lboeloris of kw, se set of parlissout the Ms ; bat des Jerre had boss la the habit of Twine N. fere Is mot the esessioacee of proses et ,in sellers perstanteas, luta It we melees* Melded, is the sees ef Otiner •. Berkey," thus oaths wine to be aniatedesed la the farm *smoldered by priers of every ten glees preemies Mediae ea *eh emeskases. It woe mot till tle 7th sad Sta ef Wiliam 111. raft Me anrratioas of Quakers wen &darted la girl sere. sad It vas set till 9111 Geo. IV. rat their afirroties wmaiteried la spheral swam This principle of tat law, howeeer , did met apply to what mite earl " promissory oaths." but solely "to jesidielal oaths." Tbey were mew devils; with "premiere, mar" aad the garde. woe washer meek sa belay melted by set of parlierest to he takes la • parker/ Um, could be yeeented dd. priasiple. TM oath* of espermey, al• ream% mil aid erasion, were all required es he takes la the shriair her, sad the Jewish buss was essieded by the • rielle acts of whereat releases to the salter The int tray et as mitt requkiag as oath to he WPM by sessress of the Home M Commema wr tat deb illisabol2% -ea we Mere .ram here. rat Sem merhste 1 " eseperal estla." Tye 5 hit:imbeds referred as Ist Blfeo both for the fora which apes the oath of supsuseep. That oath wee to be urea es the Holy limagrliste, emeladies, " So help se God sad the esetasts of thh book." [irit speaking ] DIDWINCi.LANE.—TIIIB DAT. SuaalL—The palls sighs declared ler te-ausneer en set for,.. n.y sealer of 160 lad& Hatbeileta. MOO bees Illaurttlus, oad 000 bees Bangsl. Oaf. a 000 eoiM 0.05.. Saltpetre : 000 bap. Wes : 1.900 top. Oa Saturday the Ma mask t was fallasessol by tba wea ther, sad a lap amount at butane dem at • brew at oaf 31, =Way la. spat &be late brut palst the RAILWAYS. Tool DST. Two oTtwcw. Wry little Walser is dome I. shame today, bat the market is Irm at Saturday's rates for mac de scription% The thaws up to the aroma time coo slit of an improvement in Leeds and Bradford. and North Stafford', whilst Norfolk share., on the other bud. are lower. Midland. mark 341; Loader and Booth Western., 691 to 60; Sooth ilasiteros. 14; York and North Midland., 111; North Stafford.. 61. NEWMARKET RAILWAY COMPANY. M rfketed ti Weer nem Una we ere s 1 re. ...ea years seo7 ; wean a. Irian bme a. t t e mare' .1 tear eleime. 'dosage? ilea= ,t.tultt'e the mount er pregame' able u ntwet.efleetsa V det Mel way. ,4 Trellising as • mew mad nemeresele /IM M sra. ~,, • ; gesedato wisest lase regard ea • :e term of dr than In may Ott ft epee. .als tut the casaba of• hue. SW tin/ 1101161 h Omni emathrees Mks, mad wean ea wised apron- SIM y 0017118.-I'km deem set appear to bu may !kremlin. um be by private aestramt today. Taa —The de sold manna geed, sad the mast bee synod with • very e rn a pp m srasee. Ons.--Stesdy. deal, pale. 121.; straw, 511.; brews sad yellow. 301. ; spasm, *4l. to ea head-sneer, 921. to 94/. ; sod, 331. ; South llos, 321. to 341 ; o li ve 0 alfpW., 431. to 441.; Spanish sad Itio9l, 411. to 421 ; palm, 291 to 291.; MOOS OW. 291. is 311. ; ma. rept, pale, 371. to 371. 10e. ; Llareed, 331. lac Is wrier animism a• shanties. Mr tmiay , p es I dainet. •tors se aresitarwe daffy at $ (Med. •ei *When! ta the rettei. ' o p reemeraild r eil ems he Uri /web. frrm the MI Cm& ism el ~.yam Imes mama MT life Mole Tem 44 LW. ------ 4 ----- rerreemere Seem Teas. ERBIUM RAILWATI. Naiad . aad East hoodus dodo IMO& lat. Ml. Waseinsha.= el 9 1 2 16 di& Ti Ti .. i 1 Psi Ir . iladara a Irma Years. it I • 4 U • • 14 $ 2 • It • II II St $ • I •U I II • • 3 • 4 3 0 • 1 11 • 13 • PiTill 110111111011.84416e5t 111414333. Dl "i t=ff ii e:rea ll vokled Dodlig arirltbrow It ll 29 . 2 Sit i .. Pm 7 4 11 4 CI u IWill: Zv i Midow r i ! 1 ' 4 11.1 t. w CUL al 0000 mom. .N PROVINCE BANK, „h..... T. Oslo a Ocill HPs m Jaiway. 14,0 1 10, • the LONDON aad W VIVIINSTER DA (R, ail F.•CT la LONDON sit this astablisboweL il WI toad .• $ 3 1 it. ' ss tft - 9,a M CI ~ W~ 6ittoWe that Ib 10111111111 art lir= :ere &point and OWNS /SIMI nronreding a the edimig, sr Is Sow wbe Inge them pftyabi• gesiMmiii dim at Town ; tau Port !Amami Defta._ Alm Say ; C.4.* Town ; and the Boa Omni Rib" • 10, oreer.—lty order of tbe Cirri dataisn. conk/ of tad Eastern hegira Thai. °goof Omit Hops. ifEAI)B sad CHILDREN'S Colt sewetarat of thaw Ilailania la Ina owl= to: ea .tats hos Ilew eoWe, ittad with reekoe, aaA ezthoty tree from , we at the Show-youse W1LL1A717.% ML, Durum . re. Ostoed-etweet (wow of Iterwsea. Newmaa-elreet, which aro the larva ha the la., be Pees the PaTKNT 110ZIOCUil4 se sat which to apaileable alike to iron Pad waist laud, as as ateatliary to perfect met. swain WA. Common boos hedges& at Ha. hit. soh. wit=tageto W ie s tosaaagery a.a.leek SUBSITTUTE he BILVER.--The imutogi to is se wan rrd leike.ree law .00r Said OW, Sr SOW plaw. Se smonle , tlut 2.0 Teen' wit medalled thew thsitthi_ry were .5 they do sot eat MI Imam the price. The feet ' the nary that would be 1•14 kw reel sneer will ewe than they ere waned. Prime et Minh reel ghee : retie .pone, pee dens, ti le.; dee. :e.; tee vixen ditto, ill On; table forts, ditto, di to, i 2 M. ; ewer ton" pee pelt, An ; law !Ter totem each, Ilia; amp ladles, aida, They an ntenneesturedeschsehety lar w tee lsdia Hadaa~7fe .o.ei In r TM ffhwer who • wrj Ism mom :ra: and down Weis. not lbelleid pliad wet, mita owl aim wwll,i asisested with 0! which say be bed, pals. BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-ROWLAA7)S' MACAS •,,. .41. •ftiontiatra its Wow& properties into the pate of • . -.. r axtrbre the Irate I its embryo sun. aessierane its 1 3 . r .--. • re... tt frees wort wed din onteins it la maturity, al. n•z... • its poweeskie ef healthy , silky and .i.5..r.... re.: Adam to the Meet of human se llrle be r....., .*:.:....er5, eyebrow; sal wn•techko, it is also unfailLeg n ....-..5..1.e• operation. Tar 'Woken it is hewedy oi. a. • ...suer the bras of e beerstifel Med of render. arte ••• ' ite tee tomb uensionery.—Proo h GIL; In i hingll a- e. • ....m foar small), les. fiL; sod ifootne that lb; 21s. per •••••••.--1 • mane anion boo the wards .11tovrlanda. Illatasan rr .r.iTtct in tirl lime es the rd by Ana, at 90, II.:: roe ien Loci", sad yell ao4 perfessere. HF %LIR RESTORED WITHOUT MEDI • 'Nr. Indereeinao, or Engem to the root aereonely de. . , . . re...ripated, tallow debilitated, or 'battered 'owe •._ ...0 BAKST'S DELICIOL'S nehurrt RIVTORING "•e thms...ad todaadals rf ewe, from Lord Stuart de ;ter or, rab:t Artbdunoo Altair, Stuart, of Roo. Major-Ca& ka.:, lat. rte. Harvey, aid Shetland, and other pram al t n.,•• respettatilitr, re.aeo the entnordinary curative and t.rtaer of thl. fiord beyond • doubt Is maiden, dill n.: lAN, IL 9d.; SAL, 4s. rd.; Sib., Ile.; 1114, Ste. a.vr.retted, an; M. The lflb. and 1210. carriage free rowan order.—D• &wry and 00., 137, Now Sand. tze , _ Ln: a; siva of Be sod Butler, 153, Itegtot.etreet ; 4 arra, and h., MI, Pktadilty ; ltatelay, Yebrarde, Sutton, • Rawly; at 4, ( bespride ; 4 sr 4 MP, Orserehureti. • • • 11..homaut•atrert within ; ideand 451,11mM ; an, Can t— •• throve% all roam, *miser, =adobe waders, aad 1...• • •• a; dr kingdom. :IRK'S LIFE PILLIL—As insigorating,aroisatic, P aperient modielaa, peaumelad extraordinary virtues.= r• a , Enact at tbe r.ot ot disease, ethaalatc the sake of a • • r bowels NAM PM to the stomach, alreurthea the servals ma, minty the Mood and seentione, resew beigestiou, bout. t• rn, ant heads**, Mk, relieve the ecomitaties of all mend in !vases awl speedily rector/ the no:-at to parent Wan. Now are manse salsa. the tarsi:Ole of the s.rnature of the proprietors, " T. ROUSTS sad C., Crane-court, Ibet , treet, Leedom* is oa the dioramas. Sold la hoar at le. , Is. St., aad Madly pacheu at I la. task W reopeei..b:e wiedieine ven.ters iltroaphout the world. Full dievetleme re Om wltti sash boa.—Wholeviik Lambe Aureate Veers Ilarelay aad coac, Fornmedua-etreet . Edwards, 1111. Paul's hveliyarti; bottom mad Co., how Charnbyard; *ham 111, Word. sad llama, and Oa, Ozford-avost. e.th roe sad aidayo. , July 31, will be Welshed, priseii etemped 4d., ru luxsTavriosi BT JOILT LEECH AND RICHARD LE, I)::NCH'S HOLIDAYS. DOY Uniform with, and . ea extra busboy et " leash." r:4;t7 - 4,7, sold y sad bT Till AUTHOR OF * VANITY MIL . ' tht .14 metal will be pabliellid i ra 24a10 of F. X D E 1 8i r 31. Tram ka A e Author of " Th e (keg AwfatarlY at.. IV. *Ai IDwitradoweos Steel and Weed by the Auu ,4 . T , ,,0r0t hr.:, reed), price 13e. la 'kW nis week will tot T... V., %ft.•._ ita: 611111. lag foe tee 31.! .r.A..111 be WIN IL. N° ' 16 d DAvii, CoPPERFI LD the Y(IUNGER, of , `l4.l:"Trin h.001C13111% °wain thatmini. With Il+ttkit Ihents. Ilr• be sempislud Twenty X %Awn. — BraliAry had E•111111. 11. Douverlsatrest " 4 WI er PAP.PII PAXTON AND DI. 11NDIJIT. p'n• t4a aa. r deblialsa, prole 20 . "O W ' " AX TOYS FLOWER GARDEN. Edital w A b M &pars reurost ; aad h • s. tad Enna, 11, Ikanaele.alrest. ~ T tLENNY'S HAND 8001 el PRACTICAL I\ • •Ir • Part L, prise Is. • 11 tilt Milk to Ina FELT! and VEGETABLE hrt 1. , wee.a. Coepiete. la.6d. • lI NI, 191.10 K to Übe lrusWitit GARDEN and OREM "' h ot X ll .. sake td Compete, sa. ea. u...‘ , 1 .A114.111NX at GARDENING. Pries ad. .• • rIuiPARTIVAI et PLOWEBB. Prise Is. 11 • 1 4 11 1111aasstreet. Carved, ad all bookalkirs. N o. BO If ro•-• •"'""1: a ! len+ • t'l3 4 b IPTIN i ttl • •,4 !•44. 41..7e to atroi. •, O h " ":••• . • • 'sat+ 111 ' " fre - _ 4 EA :; T E.ll l , r• ' : ...• A r ‘ , •,"•.:••-• • ...tte r • : • :41 . 6.1 " , to • • P ty , • ;Ler . 11 LI:4 Aft. EtON REPS!' • t.at: fy.to t.tett toe ▪ ettl. at A., tit I Pun, tat , Ct. ) w.r w.rt may NM' nes Bet : S‘tei or• • .t.• • .!(.7 bf e :3* ,ett ,Nr. free.-1 ApEisErr rteetee I ..rem • •-, ttut • • t I^d A ve •!,,ot .4 the ::..01'• • 10 rpr . !el ate rt•.. • to 4. flth. Ct. ' 4. ▪ :...r. I N OTILI " ▪•• • • it • • i. W s ali DEAUTIFUL „pp main • • • . txtottet I ✓ t • 5'04 . 0 ha 14. I 30 itoo 117461K7 o:.:4-atrt, • - -. AR LOW'S NEW IN. 1. - _, .....- )3 VENTED 3E1,74C31:07 BYPIION i A ta P. REQUIIIIL4 NO TENT.PEG :: : f o Preten axe. beer, Mir, or other tiquon _ from becoulai Ist err add do alltotaidly el that the loot plat AO be draws as good lo • ...., A i - qfpr O r _- II 4 / lj Ike Ord ; worraoted to ropey Ito cost is 1 - I. . tiro gaib of oto; pries 4a. 6d., or mot , trot to say pot al barked (U two are I,:. tame) at 30. 3d, Nob ; Ditto alettre-plated _., tai r Awry, ft, es. MI. Mr its,. autprovtag will 'Wain its t ; oaks. When Or ktoe key is tilted on : r . the top el *be plop f: (whkh has • bele op- posits the air-tube H!, eufibeirnt sir rurhes . ; i through It tato the ea-li to cause the liquor to run of freely; when toe top Le turned off no more air can eater. JAPE! BARLOW, 14, Xing William- :?.. ~.. NI.:. -..7... awe. Establialisd)p 11 o. S..—Nese en pawns . .. • • cloth. ow WS of topping mks. minuted to ood vlooloosle one retail his NEW IS% IAP af (1, ospoiside the b000t:too tootbod oho . wit ad Is ply mint Thotrollo ooptsbot. Lk. CuLTUMILVII XXV VONJUL shelL try plat Is. ,IN j(1 1 1M T at LIPS' remotion, awl rational we of Wee." I.: tee, Ilhang—Stelne I.nd Summer Morninfro—Rzeur• '" ' O . 4 We ILA ots Caldron. 14 fenden—The Parts, Label. Hillsirret= , and (tiler &mod pit.ees—Onerlie7 114 *vs—Lawton at N•ight—ltnenase at Msa oree—uale— !le le 4as.--fia 1 , 44* -4, lenniiing, Sleeping, WAIN. Alr. Newl. he. " t ". l klela Ina tie MOUNTAINS. S Toe. bh Seth ; 1.." • I. —A T.dt lo the Leliee—Mietab of ifellabor ha. `0•-11.—Ile lake. billeme - ,--Atenh.leenete gh, of Dahlia, ail Wtnew ed,than, le. • by poet, Is. l i rf to SAT, DRA(, and AVOID. throe yore y. erik sod tea our owe, may relli." A 'reeler n we, ol sheen every fora twee etas) of sir. ." 4 .biLtated elle enfeebled ennatitotton, that Wanes the hen. the nen of Osamu*, teelone. or *fuel?, sad embittity 64, . with WM. end ran for the diet sad phyakel Impieties el Paletageter.row • Mann, re, GambillCanaill e T.., • 1. ' •Alo.l •is !Lux; : z en ibe meter, it, lee LILPERIAL PARLIAMENT. souse OF COMMONS. =IS DAY. • The Semen Me! ibe &dr at e'dedi. Alter the privets k.i.a bed Mei of, several pealimas were presorted "rim w ef Jews hate perlianeret. Oa the order of the day for the edirenesideloste or Baer Relsothild, Mr. HENLEY asked whether beim the reeneeptiss • question should nos be pat SO the he.. amber for Los ers to ester to get ea the records of the haws whether the fens otos* proposed by the ameasbasat would be binding es his soneelesee. Tb. SPEANER rid that, aloe the bowie desired, sash • question could sot be put belles pseessellas with the • ow e f Ms day. Mr. W. P. WOOD said that the rely queries whisk Nail he pee to the balsa was, it nob sa oath woe blasting or Ms erassiester_ whisk s doubt he would sewer. Mr. F. SOOTT willed to blow, U tke house decided that Bars Selhashlld seal& be swore is the Old Testament, w.bether be wield be a scriber of she how, ad vete. The SPEAK= said that if the hoses ea decided, the oath 'maid be se ideriehased ; hat the the vegetal unsaid arise whether he treeld take the other oaths. Mr 0 OAST said that it the swaths was geserally semi to It sight be pet, sad he sadersteed that the 1 bona wee willow as answer it; sad perhaps that weld be h She Awe ems& Arta seem. weeds items Mr. Wm" Sir 3. GRAHAM teseeteld it wield be expeiliest to haws an answer to that queerer from Bares Eetheabibt. Sir F. THESIGER thought the house should haws required to know from lb. biros why he desired is Le swora en the Old Testeasent, as he {Masted to the anal form of oath fa the hare. This would probably cease "nether quires to be put to him, viz.—Wheeler he was el the Jewish pareassisa. (No, ao.) Sapp's' the Wes had said that "doable( a teaser so the (mad , was the to,. stoat binding on ht. sonesiesee could the horse have hese unshaded trh a booking fowler Into the grenade of his belief is sods as cork ? Mr. E. OSBORNE—Though no doubt the house might pat question they chose. still the hes. member fir Lon de., whim salmi te the table, should be wanted that it was is his diseredem se elheWer my quashes, as be did sot thick that the emetics of the milt of abjuration should be debated in that way. The SPEAKER thee pst the guidon —" That the Base ReiheabilS be Oiled te the table." After ems sheet diereedes, Mr. ANSTET proposed that U Baron Rothschild be again called in he Amid have all the oaths exhibited to him, sad let ban mate hie objections to them all. At the same time he maid ember he woe not oiled amis. TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought that all that the home should know " was why Baron de Rothsehild refused to be swore." and he moved that he be sailed spin and he asked why he refused to be 'were. Sir J. GRAHAM lamight es a point of order no goon= should be piat by the speaker *zees is writing, having been firm moved, osemdei, sied serried. 'TM house ought to have the Tuition asked of Rum de Rothschild, " whoa you are asked to be ewers es the Old Testament is that oath binding 00 your oesetbass T " L,rd J. RUSSELL agreed that the question should be put as suagered by Sir J. Graham . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER saved that the Bares Rothschild, ono of the raembers for the City of L reds., having demanded to be sworn as the Old Testament, he be willed to the table, and Mr. Speaker do ask him why he demanded to be swore is that form. Sir T. ACLAND asked it Bare. Rithsebild really required to take the mass of a member of parliament. The SPEAKER then pat the motion, which was carried. Baron ROTH !CHILD then came to the table, sad The SPEAKER said—You 'aeriag demaaded to be sworn on the Old Testarneut, I am directed to ask you why you desire to he or sworn Baron Because that is the form of 'wearing most bleeding on me aostmience. (Load cheers.) Sir F. THESIGBIL said that Baron Rothschild should be asked whether he claimed the protestant or Roman catholic oath, and moved sesordiagly. The motion war put. Mr. W. P. %WU Aught there was nothing In this, es the question pat to the hon. member was not put on record at all ; it was only put by the clerk se a matter of courtesy and etinvenience. and no member war obliged to sewer it. Mr. ANSTEY said no such question was put to him ; but the protestant oath MI tendered to him, and be demanded the catholic oath. Mr. HENLEY said this vitalism would appear on record. After • few iced, free Mr. Huts, SO G. GREY said this question was only put by the clerk for the co clerk members and the clink, sad usually there was an reseed of each a queetica being pat, and it only appeared on this occasion on account of the au ntie, which accompaaied it. Mr. J. A. 8111 H selpd under what statute the boa. member for Abingdon scald pat Isis question ' Sir F. THESIGER said hie motion wse whether the hum thought it expedient to put the question, and they mad decide for thearelves. Sir J. TYRRELL said that at present Baron Rothschild had not refused to take any oath, but only objected to the term of the oath. (Hear, eau Mr. 8. WORTLRY and, querions of this kind did not mrsaly appear la the joanals, but this question having ac ddeatally appeared on the journals, there was this difficulty that there would appear on the journals • question which was not answered. He thought the friends of the Baron Rothchild were special rending and trflirg with the question. What the bones wasted to kaow was, whether the member for London was ready to take all the oaths re quired of • member on taking his seat—(hear, bur)—and on that be was prepared to take a warn probably as liberal II any one. Mr. MURPHY irked whether it woo the friends of Baron Rothschild who had taken this preliminary objection. After • few woe& from Mr. NIMDTO/Mr, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the question was the form of the oath, and not which oath was to be taken. This was the first question to be deeded, and must be so decided, and the mune of the hon. member for Abirglon did not go to the form of the oath—whether Pro testant or Catholic. Sir F. THESIGER thought there was la feet no preliminary question, but the two were in substance the same. After • few weird. from Mr. V. SMITE, Lord J. RUSSELL said that when a member cams to be sworn, the clerk usually put the New Testament into his hands, and the Protestant oath wee tendered to him ; and if he was a Catholic, he demanded to be sworn on the oath pro. laded la that case. But here thin was • preliminary ques tion raised by Baron Rothschild, who demanded to be sworn on !hi Old Testament. That was the first question to be decided. B'r F. THESIGEB withdrew the motion. Mr. S. WORTLEY said he shoal move " that Bares Rothschild be called to the table, and the Speaker to di rented to ask him If he was prepared to be sworn according to act of parliament." After a short dissuasion, Sir G. GREY said this motion raised the whole sad not the preliminary qualm, and the preliminary question ought to be dispmed of fine. Mr. SHEIL moved, as an annuffinese. " That Baron Rotheehild be calla to the table sad he sworn on the Old Testament." The question bad been put to him, why he de bid too to be swore, and that question had bun answered, and some step should be taken en that proceeding. As he just understood that a similar amendment was on the paper, ke would withdraw his. Mr. NEWDEGATE thought it was • men farce to call Biros Rothchild to the table spin, to tender him oaths which he could not take, and therefore no step could be gained. Mr. HOME proposed now to move the amendment of which he had given notice. Lord J. RUSSELL said that the division ought to be taken on the motion of the right hon. member for Bate, sad then that the adjourned debate should be proceeded with. The bones divided— For the motion lO4 Against It The adjourned debate was then resumed. Mr. HUME then moved as an amendment, "That Bow Lionel Nathan de Rothchild, an of the member; f 4 dm City of London, having presented Masai at the table of dm house, and having, previously to tahlai the oaths, requested to be sworn oa the 04 Testament, being the form which he is ready to declare to be binding on his isoaseienee, the clerk be directed to swear Meson the Old Testament aceordingly." He hoped the house, as an set Ukulele, would not exclude any individual on account of their religious tenet', but would give full civil rights to every one, no matter what his nil (lons belief. Mr. WILLCOX seconded the amendment. Sir F. THESIOER said that they were not considering whether it was expedient that a Jew should be admitted into parliament, but all they were to unsider was whether a person requiring to be sworn on the 0:d Testament, and stating that to be the form of oath lust binding on kis eent oleic., could be mr ewers and admitted a member of parlia ment under the law as it new existed. He dubbed whether the affirmative reselaliem of the hon. seem her for the Univenity of Oxford was the right course, be imam the Speaker having stated that the administre. tion of the oath la sash a form was universal, it was for thole who touted on deputing from the anal practice to prove their case, and be thought it would he advisable for the elegies' modes to be withdrawn and the discussion be taken on the amendment. There woe, ia fast, only one question, though it was attempted to separate the oath of abjuration from the others. If a member could not take the oath of abjuration by swearing on the Old Testament, it would be found that, according to the present law, he maid not take the other oath la that form. If the Boon Rothschild did • re ii ire to take the Roman catitulic oath ; he we. nesse- MONEY MARKET. LITUILDLY The following axe the extreme prises at which Consols and Exchequer Bills were trammoted each day daring the wait: . ~ Highest P Lowest (Wa Rise. rim Prim. Harby—Oassols miry i ter tersisseat (gsg.l4) . Tuesday Ist wary Z I T te Pa ssierod Wsdasmhp Tsgsresey 9il i :4:9/ IPsiglimemt Mundy Pee rasp 67 Po 111111111160. I/7 O7ll :2 to Pride, Peg wary 911,1 to • tor swam sr lateris) Wm mew . 1 9 :1 "1 1 I i t: tor oloomt lisies=7llllg. Ilis week. Last week. Niemen. lowest. Highest. Invest. Mesteleg —.. 704. p..... 67.. pm. ... His. pm. ... Ws. pm. Toed, .... ..... 70s. pm. ... 675. pa ... 70s. pm. ... 675. pm. Radmmigg Thosisy ..........Os. pm. ... Vs. pm. ... 70.. pm. ... -.4. pm. ei riti v 7^s. pm.... 675. pm. ... Oh pm.... Ws. pm. The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thu la, last. we learn from official souring, was limited to 14,000 ounces of silver in bars, shipped to Belgium. Transactions are repor•ed in Dock shares this week at the following rates :—Commercial at 81; East and West India at 140; East Country at 21; London at 120 ; St. Katherine at 831; Southampton at 81. The following are the extreme prime at which bulimia has been done in railway shares during the week : Loweit Pries. NO MANI oM Exeter .._ — 6l •jr 10 Colsenka. j 10 Niters Clustloo 2••• s 6 e KOrem Ilerthora ISO Groat North el Lem& .. 238 100 Groat Worlers 374 SO 11611 NI ear 914 N Imalut mid Orrals IN 20euNiu NI Torhildro 364 34 N Lisle rod Illreihrt. - 924 11e UM= NM Illorkwall I ° o Lois% Ilifilim. oedema calm.. 616 1 lAN= mu Orraryloh ll 100 Lurks aid Nara Weems --.... 11 .—.—.. - IN* IGO Lis asi Ilse& Wefts ---- 30 ---- slf 100 1I ......-----... ....... ...... ... 374 33 Ditto, NO desser..—.--..--.... ...... [a. la. 61 23 North lOWA —..... ...... 171 North SlallordNiii — * :I 334 INN Il .. mers - 1 U Tort, Illutrusiglo. sad Drrwirk...—. 111 ....... ...... 11 SO Toro sad North Midland ........ ..,.. ISe The subjoined calculations slow the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be under stood that the dare rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be seen that in every case we take the rate of dividend last declared as the basis of our calculation : Three par Cent. Consols average prim 1161 ylsklper nest. /3 111 Three per Cent. Ilednavl 971 . S I 6 11tres.and-a-Quarter per Cents. WJ n 3 3 7j Sank mock (die. 8 per cent per ans.). 211 .. Sts 91 paha Stock ;dlr. Oe per sent per an.) 2474 S 13 5 Ischoper Ms (Int. I(d. per lay) 6Be. pas. . 2 4 II Eastern Counties Ku •(Ist balf-yearly Av. 3a.per se. at 20t, equal to le per cent pee asta.l Great Western• 1100 A. (dlr. at the Ate et err cwt. par ass) . l9 n 6 17 11 Las IN red Tartalgre 1100 Ikea Ole. at the rata et S pr amt per ow) 36 ■ lowleak Mak Wasters• Stock (d;T. at the raft WSJ per oat per son.) 6O Imam r Woolen. stock (die at the safe et lb pw cent per art ) 110 11311sa6• Nark (IW. at the rate et 21 -- 8 • 6 S /I 1 4 10 14] 7 7 0 par et. per smi ... WWI DalersoUll slaw (dlr. at the rate daase met. per ens.) l4 „ 7 2 lei The following table shows the am-.out of Back notes authorised by law to be hailed by the a.Veral Banks of Lune in Ireland, and the average amount of notes in circulation, and of coin held by Mote banks during the four weeks ending Saturday, July 13 : ;aortal Avenge , 1 1;er — age Name and Mk. oar a csie areale- amain . tice. el We. The Sok et Inead. 3,125,494 2,101,679 -704,099 The PRovindsl Beak et blind 1937,887 334,114 297,606 T gam Nobs Oemseme 931,811 174,910 101,140 The linens Emil Cfamisay 143,440 193,907 69,348 its Mier Drift Ceppmi 311,079 1611,560 55,52 g TIN Naked amit et Demi_ 761,737 518,919 191,909 The OarrliaesAelr Wedemel AWE 'Umbra 14,094 8,339 11,984 The Clemel 9Mdmasl Bask el kelea&-- 116,4211 27,078 9,448 4,14 1,819 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The Niarkst Is steady, end prices en well egggerted. The future awn of prim depends now Mk* al lb, wooly, as it evident there will hen good sieleamt Medd dr Oen% Ism prises be motioned. Bea swearodlag sal ten St. Petersburg %nap evidesee oda deeliteldettembitiret ow the pest of the &mks& to hold ever a greet pert it the tare ruler than Rire wsy es then prism Tallow mot, there. Ms. either be not here et hlirit or held ever tee usetieeeeee‘ore high_ Nips we. 4. =t il li e neeeereererseat time gaoled to the Debi* 111111b•hei te grow for shwerion lather thee is boil down ter tallow at suet low pricer, then is opperestly a better pceepeet to the Russians of profit by holding over than Owe has been ter the lest two or throe yews. The supply of hone tallow is at mons moderate, and at the motet leer peke, 36e. to 355. U. sett, there is no prospect of antuaulation. The inetetione to-lay an : St. Petersham T.C. en the spot, • October to Deeendrer, 375. 9d. ; moms Ninthly 39e. te 38s. 3d. Mock this day Dstisery Let weak Do. teas Ist Jess Anima last week Ds. freer Ist Nee Pries T. C. this day per M Ds. Town 6,170 1,100 10,764 1,934 5,403 4iiiri. 46e. U. NO Am) UN. 1110. - - N. 25,330 1,717 1,4841 9,266 6,967 1,605 961 7,610 9,611 916. Id. 1166.14. 100. Od. Us. Id. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Will. End Riddell, 13.. 9.1. ; Wills Bad Boswell. 16s. ; Wails Bad Luabtoa, 16s. ; Will. Bad Tam 165.-73111ps as markt', 231. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. WWI Naiades aad Smith snort that the mutat sad duty coatianta the suas as last weak. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Our market was may moderately supplied with Baldish Whitt by land-hurler sampler from the soar oessties ; bat, the weather Whine improved, an, was lees setieity in the trade than at the rim of last week. Ziglieh white Wheat realised an admine of le, red le. to 21. and foreign about le. per qr. upon the rates Monday lasi. Harley wu in rather bettor re quit for grinding Floppies, and the turn dearer. _ _ _ Good Oats readdy resisted vely entrants prices; but all secoadary sorts are a heavy ule at forst, qnswatlous. Beans and Peas in short supply, and equally lowitad O. maid, without alteration in value. BRITISH. 1191111appar Qr. Waaa9, Ron and Kant, red 42 41144 to 46...widts 43 to 46 to 30 Norfolk aad Rati .42t041 to 43... do 42 to 44 to 48 Talavera ;Emu or Biala 4B to 31 Comb. a Liii..TaL. . to 43 to 46 ..witto..... —to44to 48 Bra. ., ... nto 24 Lasi.vv, Feedlag. ........ 19 to 24...Zaleas to 21 to n Malting. Oars. Endltalt Feed. 13 to 17 to Illa 6d...b105t.. DtttoPo ..,1 . 7 to 19 . to 19s 84...p0tat0 1:6 to 22. 6d Benriait & Soot& hid 1$ et 204 011...Votato. 20 to 21., 61 hi WI el MN. Pima, Toorratado, &Hooted U to SS -Ist bovaoltold 32 to 34 Korb& and SuCbtk 2$ to 30 Arldto 3O to SS 301t21(12. Wettest, °matte and /erg...lionise 42 to 411...11ne Pomerani Koatoek, sad Steels, 42 44 to 49 Daniel sad an, Uomburg Russian 36 to 39 _Egyptian — to Danube and Odeees Canadian to —...Ametralian ..... SO to 34 OATa, wawa -. Pomerania* and !kmband IS to 17 Orrodieli sad Dui& 13 to 16 Flaw% Amman. tin banal of Intba.„... ........... . ..... - Canadian ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 22nd JOLT TO 27th JULY. wheatat Qrs. tnetlsh 363 . Scotch. Irish. Pore**. 2 Bar:sy ...... ...... I 2291 149 I I -.... I 79 2 ....- 32 26 6 3 1 Mu, 7.079 sosira ; SMITHFIELD MARKEL-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is small, and the average quality in ferior; coasequeatly, there is • considerable advance on the choicest description The number of Slimp is also leas; we have a brisk sale, at rather more mosey. Lamb lam re quest, at fully Friday's quotations; but higher rates cannot be quoted. C-lves are not so plentiful as of late ; they are more readily disposed of, at an advance of about 2d. per flaw. From Germany and Holland there are 601 Beast. 2,620 Sheep, and 204 Calves; Scotland, 200 Bents; Norfolk and Suffolk, 600; and 1,760 from the North and Midland Counties. Par 14002 of Ste. a d. ad. Mae of Dia a d. e. d. Bad flouts, llartforda. 310 4 0 Dent at sib 4 0 4 2 _ 61114 iihowburas 3 0 3 8 Del o u u u lowed paabty Dawsv.. 210 3 4 De. ob. ?ales ........ ......... 3 Twos Vagaitsy 0 0 V v V01 8 1144 Dna a llatat role 0 0 0 0 SIR at weak 3.218; lbw 18,100 ; Chow. ; 3188.242. • THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. The Beglish stock market continues quiet, with only a limited business going forward, but the tone is very steady, and an improvement of has been esta blished over the closing rates of Saturday's market. Consols were first quoted tbis morning at 961 to I for money, ands more for account, and the only varia tion that has occurred from these rates up to the pre sent time consists in the price for cash and time bargains having become equalised at 961 to 97, at which quotation the market is now steady. The Three par Cents. Reduced mark 974 and 1; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 99 and Long Annuities, exp. sth January, 1860, 81 and 5-16. Beek Stack has exchanged hands at 211 f. Exchequer Bills have been transacted in all sizes at 67e. and 709. prem. The tone of the foreign stock market is firm, and Saturday's rates are generally well sustained. Mex ican Bonds, however, are detiledly weaker, and have declined to 291, at which figure bargains were last concluded. The business bred a limited character, and confined to the following descriptions : Brsziliso Old Bonds, at 921. Buenos Ayres, at M. Danish Five per Ceuta., at 103. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 57; exchange, 12 gull.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 89. Three per Cent. French 'Renter, at 57f. 50c.; exchange, 25f. 450. Mexican, for the 16:h Aogustat 291, 1, and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cen..s.,l 849, at 82 and 811. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 341. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961 and f ; ditto Small, at 961. Spanish Passive Bonds, at 31; the Three per Cents., at 371. ENGLISH PUNINL—Tins DAT. NW Pack, b 1 13 13 pa OLOss A. 96i I 3 pot Gt. Bal. mug.. 074 I 3 ow OLOes.A•aa,l44 =AN Mak CTN. to TOs • FOUND pea-Dz.-It? pat amt. rllAirres" U 3 Ayres, 66 ateg i. 143 Ibia. ill ' yr 01. 11 9 Upw Ma" IT I 4vs G e t Dutch Carta.. 69 9 I FUNDS. C rosm. I par OA. 116.1111. 161 41 ..4. IS i 1 . 'N o /AL. 1 1 4 11 IFI: ammt kil u tj 4 u fi rrir=a lholornd W.: ili in ' pat. Ones& • per OS. P I II par 01. rals, I ecto THIS DAY. Noox. Course of WM. Strength WWI. Vale of WeVast. Gentle Bram. Mae. The ratans front the following Places Ad not reach this titles la time for publication on Saturday ; they tharefore Wants the state of the wombat on Friday morning at sine o'clock. luitirmo Tom .... I .. I N.N.W. I fifth Ones Slavery &W. Heade Illeeee lain N.W. Clods SIMI Bets N.W. 1 s ireeelbeeee Heavy Rafe F.. 1 Oeellellwese Owned IkiNDSILIND Dimon [Advertise=llta-40TAIn0 Warn Asp MIMI'S Chue•es.—whoa tr bilk Misasig Ob. WI MW GI L tko at* gratual remedy. Wise shroW. Ilhe us Ur tea atare-nanted artleiee. the Wl* Tier tederese the roots from *curl aurae • earl thrlirWil • r an.her eses gre.ole if forre "bie novelbi ev ==qh:= 4".. .: , account of the quantity mad and lbe some of the North Aa ad= baseta. would • sollisme mew.— Roes and Sena, 1:9 anlllo. Blabandiallbtlet, Loam ebo nog Introduced the two of Um% grease bilge gauntry. awl wire fat and kin the enignale, moontiad the pellet to meters sore ether but with their names and Nletta ea the pot, or tbe chances ars their obtaining a amino (Advertisement.)—Ms mon POPULAR MEDICINE MR TM{ COM or leratmertost, SYMMS Ala LIVER Ca ma 'LAMM, All licmoveir's Pmts.—Captain kite, radillag at 114 vb. has =i a• Meier rod elk Nib at we, Nod a andiaraM poem of tiraa in warm eltwalaa. oared dreallhily easallaltemplelat sad Indigest aid Oka Moth as West kat ba dm& It was thipo•sib , e tor kai to resaarri ba Ilillowel Ole WNW of eadlial sorb at hake Red abroad, set w ea ttb=4 1 2_,Una. Is e with liollowity's pills, sod swo• 11 .'''''' li ed * ones end in tallies Shoo for • kw walk wise be hoed di perfectly reetared.—tiold*ry idl iliklikke MOE Plldolor Mariwars Ertiblokotent, :44, eltrsail, Loam OT TALLOW. I 114$. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Pl.llolTi [Dots. Salon Tex Mansion . BILISTOL ..... ... .. 1 Swnwux Ozeoes . Lazurres CAIIIikIDGI ~ VAARIOVII ....« env, HoLvaaao Taut Wrirrir DASLIIIO7OII7 ILurrurrool. eau .......... .. &W. N.W. W. B.W. W. W. N.N. B.W. &W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.M. N. N.H. iswc.urnx Diearroca Laumaz Balmiest Gummy . ISHlstuwasei MONDAY, JOLT 29, 1850, each of tie following plazas at ay likarsiski.—Tbe stations a•a ';e. d Gentle Orem Gecals lusire Gentle lima Grade leas Omit Imre 01•1111 Isom On& Nem On* Ikons Nods ism elms New bag Neese Ora ilasat Owls limn Osedb Nor Om& Illeue *nag Mem Node lam Ord* Imo Omar Dam Orme lise inns Ogatle bare arms MS= Mese ilatee Maw Orem irt Ones Ilier Oman been Cisade Irma' Clads I/mar Desks Nom Oath Waft Oa& linaie Geolle Onset Oar& Nees Cluatis BMW Chia Garde Bresse liumotWeitkm Pardelyaoady Chmus &must Lis Pais Rain Lis lain Rain NAlayamly amidst lain Rain Owen& lain Reid—Lis PAW Rand—Bain aroma Read—lain droust ()mast Ovemot threrced ~cod lab ~old PutWlyamd, Cady OftroW LPs Lin Climast hm 4 .o l o3lmft Ovum* The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock on Satin& arranged to order of lalitik Noma ram who. ii 4 Itk Ili ex Is ° eft CI Ili II : / P;ez - 5 r e pea Se 4 24 84 ISk 16 as Ls fe 274 se4 atz 1m 21 14 1 lies ist 14 15 as nth 21 21 „ bf I die „ 101 14 211 SO f 4 pia alb 2'13 SW 94 99 79 72 33 97 57 59 71 7 4is 95 97 471 491 20e 216 52 114 per I pei .711 37 let 1:1 91 elm. 91 9 dla II; 12 ex 9 sl• dia. 53 3 9 0 4 se he die. 7 4 die. 31 3 dial 1 die 4 41 PI 92 136 140 De.lE7ll Do. 12/. 505.) lIMILPON. Lasts!, Conotles New Prof." p.."(X No .. D De. Cto. FAL, Sp. ~ , .I Do. do. No. 2 & Eat. b per Ct Do. New listen linltU, cies ' d Ibis U. Bh.) ba *OS uka C ditto Doane.* (oft. Post Lueoshire Do. New I Shares - Lotlaneetr 4.ttmtr.e p. Ne r trirressil,k Outer sod Latooth Oust Iterfteni Vierso,A,Deirred ehon* It, p. CL Ue. hiltrelest ann. Ot. Wert.(lre.) DO. WAD . Oust North a 1866 . 01::. Do. New LW Do. New Lid Do. New LIS Great Western Do. New 117 11411 and Why Do. .Anew Lauren end &rale ... Do. Thirds Lancsoldre andYorikae Do. New (Ku p. Ct.; Do. West MO( Coke Leeds sod houtard Leeds and Think . . Do. Pref.. p. Ct. N o . I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. La. No. Do. Pre. Quartos, 1646 Landon sad Iftectwall Lan., Brighton, Lt 6.Cout Do. New rya. ti p. Ct.. Do. ourantesd Sp. Ct. lour Crop Sos Utah Du. Pref. 5 per CeoL Do. Cunt. 5p.C4..1632 London and Greenwich ~. Do. Preference . London ft Nerth.Weetero Do. do. New 1 shares ... Do. rm. Do.soo Laudon t Nuoth.Weetsen Do. New, LSO Do. New, .L4O Do. New Preference ... Lowatuft Gnu." paCest. Mauch., Bus., ono Mattock Manett.,Nhef.,SzLineolath. Do. 1 shores, No. 1... Do. New die Pref. Do. ]lone a Lind. Unica Midland Do. ASO shores Do. ittrm. ant Derby... Do. Coos. B. a B. 6 p. C. Do Elk rehire Do. Guano. Si D per Ct. North Ittithh . North Staffordshire.. Una d, Wore., & Woleer Preston and ogre Do. Auras (A) Stead., Guild. and Reigate . Royston and Ili.ehin Do. Shepreth Extension Soottish Central ... Shrews. & Win., Class A De., New Guaranteed Shrewsbury and Cheater (Nor. W. Win.) Do. °swear, Do. New Do. S per rani. Fr e t. Shropshire Union Do. Preference loath Staffordshire an Do ut . W No ales 4 Begistered ... South Yorkshire, Dines ter, and Goole Waterford and Kilkenny._ Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. ion. Wilts, Somerset, &Wry ra. York.Neweastle &Berwick Do. Eat. (York& Newt*. Uu.G.N.E.PurehurPort York and North Midland. Do. Preference FOILIMIN RAILWAVS. Angte.ltallan (late Italian and Austrian) .. Or i V al tral7Pra m ite Amilsi tilerson . l Dutch Memo' East Indian - Great Indian Peninsem D 0... Nansurand Liege Northern of France Oriesnsand Bordeaux Parr, and Orleans Paris and Rouen Pais and Strasbourg Rouen and &laws Sambre and Mews Tours and Nantes ... 54 3di 1 351 244 40 42 ex 10t 14 144 111 lot .li► St 3 eisexio 3 44 dlo. 7 6 14i 131 ex ini Si 3i din pakezin px: VOL s, 7 6 dddb.7l 71 i dis. 64 11 141 141 ainand, ox in 30 32 „ 21 2S 9 11 2 2e 9 94 di. Lin 14i Si 14i 4 LIVERPOOL. Alm 27. &rocs- EXCHANOR. —Then wu a alight improvement in prises to.day, and bu.dneas was also better.—lonessblre and Yorkshire (Snit shares), 9, d.—Ditto (321. shams), 9 3-1 d easter end Preston, new 4!. Ss. 4d. sh., 4 7.l6—Landon and North Western, 110- Ditto (new I shares), 3l—Ditto, (S shares), 211 (1.-I.lnteh Ilbssish„ d ct. MANCHESTER, July 27. Orocz-Exc AAAAA .—The unesseed rates of yesterday were maintained with tolerable stesdblera, but there was a man amount of bireinees. BIRMINGHAM. July 27. BTOog•ElowmioLL—Thu pianist was tolerably firm taday, although not much business was transacted. Shrewsbury and Itirminghtuns were heavy, a tact which may be attributed to all est boity to the report in circulation that more preference shares will be mated in order to raw the neocesary roadster constructing the Made ley branch. LEEDS. July 27. Ihrotat-Ixairawas.—To-day teen bee bees a rather better teeliag In the abate :nuke; though the badmen denewam only of limiud extent. Verb and North Midland, a compared with yea. terday morning, advanced Pa. Yd., te.ng to.day done at 131. he. 9d. Ir*.set Loneadme opened at 71., an d closed at 71. Is. 3d. Landon and North Western New Quarter* lb& pretn.; ditto 31111 w. 1/. lc 3d. prem. M Wlend 341; ditto Prtderence, 241. lee. 9d. din PARIS, Aily 27. Boosse.—Versalltes (right tank). —. Ditto (left lank) 130; Paris and Orleans, :93 ; Paris and Bourn, 01 0 ; Rouen and kacre, 253 ; Ilarsaltlea and AriflXS. ISt 00; Boarboarx and Bale, 190; Orleans and n or d o gys. 03 73 ; Borth, 47130; Parts and muskier& 73973; Tours and Nantes, 231 25; Montereaa and Troyes, 100; Bordeaux awl Trite, 331; 141./cr.& Ma, 4 1 5 ; 1110 1 1 9 0 and recn ol 9. 170 i 00010 1 1 91 and Arniscs, 193; Orleans sad Vienna, 373. ARRIVAL OP PARISIAN EXCURSIONISTS IN LONDON. —On Saurday evening e lane number of holiday Parisians started. by the Northern of Erects Railway, for Cala., where they passed the night, and yesterday morning 740 of them embarked for Dover in the South•Rastern and Conti nental Comp ny's steamers, Prince Ernest end Ltd Warden, the greater ',emu of whom came by special train to London, where they arrived about 7 o'clock last e ven i ng . Th e London-bridge terminus of the South Eastern Railway was crowded with friends end relatives of the visitors, who were greeted in the most enthusiastic ; the scene was one of the meat animated. The Parisians take their departure, we believe, on Tuesday evening; this is the first of a series of such visits contemplated during the present season. The excursion fares ea the French lines are remarkably low. Return visits are, we believe, in course of arrangement, e to commence early in the amain' month, rid Folkestone and Boulogne, and Dover and Callao.. On Saturday the half-yearly meeting of this oom patty was held at the London Tavern, Bishop gstretrest ; and also for eousidittleg the propriety of the compsay ceas ing to carry trams over their line of railway. Lord Ogoiton MANXine, M.P., Uok the chair, when the blowing report woe read : " The proprietors have been called together for the double purpose of transacting the ordinary business of the half year, and of etreekleig, as belted by the requisition of a *Math number el their co-shareholdere, the propriety of the couthaay ceasing to carry trams over their line of r a ilw a y. The stay bugbear for the half-yearly general meeting is that of taking the accounts into consideralon, and of reedy lag any intormation from the directors which they Gals fur nish, or of diseuseinoany suggestions which the proprieties may wish to make. The accounts of revenue not having been completed by the clearing blouse, have not yet been fur bished by the Eastern Counties Railway Company, but they cannot wont any features materially varying from form e return, or likely to suggest any new obnitvatior. With reference to the topics to be discussed at the _ special meeting, as it is neat to imp - legible to deal with each in a separate report, the directors think it beat briefly to commuoicate inch information as they preens. The proprietors are aware that the line be tween Cheaterforl and Newmarket wee closed for freak fee fares this eompeny as earthen aro concerned) on the 30th Jane ; sad alter what peeled at the last meeting of the a=y, the primelletompill ne be surprisedsurprised & at dun r oar eleemelbew alba Meek es ither ter the eirommetenme which have Inbreed it. At that meeting the director., after adoodag tsetse fallen of their attempts, either to waned~ a fair and equitable arrangement with the Eastern Consul Railway Company, se of the not lass important *monition with Mr. 'Mims for the workbag of the line, and which in that period had occupied so much of their attention, inti mated that if on the one hand the E ...tern Counties Railway Companyeould not be induced to see their own interest in dealing more liberally, with the Newmarket Company ; and en the other inch terms for working the treMe by the agency of an :adieidual could net be carried out, they saw no alternative other than that of tossing to bear the unites and u- profitable burden of working the line; for it must be obvious that with the traffic in the handset the Enterer Counties Railway Com pany the receipts must inevitably be reduced, It not being to their interest to develop the traffic to the full. at extent ; while at the same time the more extravagant the charges the greater would be their profit. Rven the small balance left has not been handed over to this company, being re tained to meet • certain alleged claim of the Eastern C. unties Railway Company; whilst the expense of maintaining the permanent way and stations has been left for this company to defray out of capitaL The directors, therefore, telt, and still feel, that it is expedient tha• the line should be Pored ; they stated, however, their reluctance to adopt this final measure, and that they would attempt one more appeal to the Eastern Comtism Railway Company. That appeal was made without loss of time by the chairman of this company to the chairman of the Eastern Counties Railway Company —nettling in propositions bolding out not even a remote prospect of benefit to the Newmarket shareholders ; and which could nut eoesequently have been accepted, even if their morteagees (whose concurrence was re quired and refused) had put it in the power of your direc tors so to do. Subsequently an overture was made from an other quarter, for a working attainment, on precisely the same basis as that which the direcors had failed at the last moment to complete with Mr. Jackson ; but as again, the consent of the bondholders to a modification of their rate of interest was • necessary preliminary, and the priecipal mortgagee, Mr. Jackson, roused to agree to such reduc tion, that negotiation failed. The directors desire also to draw attention to the large and unfair assessments teed* upon them for poor and other parish rates, and the heavy law charges imposed upon them in resisting these unjust claims, and also to vexatious actions brought against the company by certain parties locally interested. tinder all these circumstances, finding it impossible to effect a satisfac tory arrangement with individuals, and finding that the Eastern Counties Railway Company, although deriving a large revenue threugh the medium of the Newmarket Reilway, were not disposed to nuke such terms as would develop the trael end thus serve the Newmarket Company, their own shareholders, sod the pubfie ; see ing also, that heavy charges were being incurred for up holding the weeks, and that the mor'gage interest being re tained at 5 per cent could not be met, even if the balance arising from the working by the Eastern Counties Railway Company were paid over to this company, the directors have thought it inadvisable to call up the remaining 21. (reserved for t e completion of the line into Cambridge), until they could show to the proprietors some prospect of a return, aed have reluctantly resorted to the alternative, of which they had given a preliminary iatiination—viz., of erasing to carry traffic. The directors avow that, in taking this step, they bad a the fittest belief that consequences se far beneficial would arise as that the Eastern Counties Railway Company, who must derive a large income from the passage of the Newmarket Company's traffic over their line, would at last have acquiesced in some arrangement by which, without any sacrifice on their part, justice might have been done to this company's line, and the proprietors have seen, immediately or remotely, some rasp( c: of return for their capital expended. It however, obvious, that any Ince constquence can Core result from union among the Newmarket shareholder, and ;effect accordance in the measures adopted by their direc tors ; for so long as the Eastern Counties Railway Company can entertain a hope that the policy adopted by this board would be ravened by the proprietors, or that that policy would not be steadily persevered In, no offers of a mere liberal character are likely to be made by them. The direc tors, therefore, earnestly recommend the proprietors now to determine definitively on their future course of action, and if they see reason to differ from the views of the present beard of directors, or have altered the opinion expressed by them at the last half-yearly meeting, recommend that the services of others,' more in unison with their cwo, be ob tained ; your directors desiring only the general welfare of the company. The directors hove to add, that since the in timation of ceasing to carry traffic was given by this company, the Eastern Counties Railway Company have made an equit able proposal to relieve this company from their stu , k of plant, and consequently from the debt claimed to be due to the Eastern Counties Railway Company; to this extent, therefore, the position of this company has been improved by the course pursued; and as very shortly the Great Northern and Royston and Hitchen lines will be opened, acd a r.cw (though imperfect) route from London to Newmarket, and the east of England, be thereby obtained; your girt etors ars not without hope, that with union among those interested in the Newmarket Company's property, means may yet be found to obtain for the districts proposed to be served the benefits for which the Newmarket Railway was intended, and is calculated to confer." The balance sheet showed that there bad been received on capital account (including 136,3201. 7s. 91. on loan), 431,2981. it.., and the expenditure 427,6821. 7s. Bd., leaving a balance in hand Si 3,7161. 3s. 4d. Thorn was also a balance on revenue account of 2,1101. 12s. 7d. The above two ba lances, together with outstanding accounts, amounted to 6,5811. 71. 31., as asset, against similar liabilities. Mr. C. FANE entered into a long argument to prove the advantage of continuing to work the line, instead of lettirg it remain closed. By continuing to keep it closed they would be liable to an annual lose of 5,3813, but by working it at present there would be • net profit to the shareholders of 2211. per annum. He believed that, if properly worked, their line would produce 11,0001, pas annum. li• con tended that the directors made a most grievous mid ridiculous mistake in =skies the line from Newmarket to Chesnut :4 , d, instead of making it on to Cambridge, whisk would have brought them in oonnexion with a large population, and put them on friendly terms with the Eastern Counties Railway Company. He bad no doubt that lines would be eventually made to Bury Edmunds, Ipswich, Norwich, and Cambridge, in connexion with the Newma, ket Company. What he now urged upon the shareholders sees, that they should not throw away the certainty of melting a profit of even 2211. in the meantime, instead of a loss of 5,3811, with the prospect of other lines being male in connexion with this railway. The subject of the refusal of the offer of Mr. Jaekson to work the line by contract, on the nart of the detectors, was much condemned by him, as were indeed the whole at the acts of the directors. In conclusion, the kin. proprietor moved a vote of want of confidence in the directors of Rap company. Mr. MOXON thought they had better let bygones be by • gone', and confine themselves to the real position of the cem Tre la AIRMAN entered into an explanation of the cir cumstances in respect to the rejection of Mr. J . .cksrn's contract, and the reason of their shutting up the line. The cause of the lint wrs, a difference of opinion between the solicitors is respect to the debenture interest to he trill to Mr. Jackson; the second reason was, the impossebiiity of arranging with the Eastern Counties Company. Mr. HYDE said all the directors had done was to week them to a stand-still. (Laughter.) Ile thought they could not de worse than they were doing at present, and he she tilit therefore second the motion of Mr. Fans. _ Ater • long discussion in respect to the conduct of the directors, the amendment to the adoption of the report, sod disapproviog c f the conduct of the directors la closing the line without appealing to the shareholder', moved by Mr. C. Fawn, sad esehnded by Mr. MVOS, WILD passed by • larva maiority. The WALKMAN mid the directors would not moire a poll to decide the question, hat should be h appy to consent to the appointment of new director", pervading they had a few days' notice on the subject. (Applsuae.) A vote of thanks wee paired to the noble chairman, when the meeting adjourned. SNIP Run DOWN IN TUI RlVllll.—The Royal William, Dublin slimmer, on her way up the river on S day morning. about day li ght, fan down the Union brig, in ballast, boned to the north, about half n mil* below Gray's pier whin her wreck now lies sunk. 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