The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-15 00:00:00

Ely Court. std Prior Albert, with the Primus 7,..- -- .. mr ied cola de IleindoriFriand T" Mincieril-PonW 2.1 Mingo! die T s. Hos. Finn Ilonelti. Lis ti m , m m outieseral Boetloa. General Wears, g• • Pon , , trft o.barse, Ilk of Wight, at tila C Iltfalilf, sad esberked at O•wee, I n saw • ti a t ., 'duct% esior ese r•• MEM Peer be " 7 • M r,-r' 7 doe sari's he travelled H./ • tra .a on lee Bondi Waters Ikilwa i t2o2te pif iffi. OinalO=Marid y b ol e Hay milord • ram V teeserL ince Albert win noshed at the gaes. 1.. f. f 4:se..111011.1114. Ors Lord perwra th e m ime ei VlC•Chealstriairi. Lord Wimare, lead ‘. Croton an lion. 4. Dannana. e e. 1.1 • e sit awl prier email at i Ode& om). a• Boeliali . kors Paoao. ins resealed to (Hr. rol:eset. ay BO Omer CheL Ines bet ; 0 r4,,a.ty Cllr to Naar the Maser et on kis. Kr. Robots Semelbal se r i e s : tin .ffs.strd to an !array, at ea w t ten !Gam of receiving 111441 rti 7t. Maoris of Akiforry, pia stick IS a to Iltjery at both se heseee. Tie Duke • • tad me alto at ence of die Quer. Lord Jilal• Lansdowne had sadism= el lee rt tea a Frig Coasted, which was snoods& '" ,r tee Lord President, the Lnd Chandelier. • the Fist Lord of the Treasury, the • • s•:..e Lr th. Home, Fore*, sad Colonial ; chase( ',ler of dm lzabagoer, the Fir.t . .t r 27. Chancellor o: eh* Dash/ of Pns''nt of 0 the Board of Control, the Lord Nr ,- t . Horse Ythe Green el the r Jabs Jervis, Lord Chief Justin cn Pi, es, was. by eswotaad of the .• - 1. 1? Mejerty• amt beossrahlo Privy h. scat at the baud. Tits Qom a :he &who re Palliators, tki. day nos s ,;• Rpm. Mr. C. Grevilla was the Clerk owner,. At th• wart General Jar g ••• ; . w;etioa tram his Hughares the tad ao wadiesse ef the Qum, • • • Pr r *jest,. The loopy was • ta bh President al taw Bawd of . o owe. of India, sal soodueted by Miami . .•ar,: Can. K.C.H., ler Meile 'a Mawr Savoy was arig , • Jade M d assimo Joni alai ~m. . ,ers :sup The last ad Watimersland was Ql,lO at as sadism* by Theme Ninety te bebop of Mastoid woo pdasueded te her •• .:eact sy Earl Om. TM Owe Ms E pejo/woe. Ltd is Vatted; the The :, the Twe-Chasabattaialik• Comp. It. 11-. who' d; and Captatu the Boa Joseph WltUa • Tnrce A. t bert, lassonnalaii by Coat de ••..e.. y sad Cut Alphonse de Mousdael. word tl a Haymarket rhesus whit their yes ••,7 Mr. the royal solos otes•ltad of the Vie • Lord E:Ft4nstooe, Gat/a Wasp., sad ~•1M Higbee.. the Due or Csubtidp has tree Osbeire• _ _ _ NLP.. aid Mr. Alfred Demand hed sa ,* Sir (horn Of =dab With &mato So , • Navies Wi ll iam now sada Natter Yo. Cada hos the Landes Doek Company, Xr. Jabs Certify, Mr. Chalks Morryst, Mr. ••'( G Hada, Mr. Maaslag, sad Mr. Peoples, Irith th. Wen H... Hoary Labosebere yerarday at {lo odes of the Lard of Dethant, F.R.S., has re • r, on tha ease a Laaarahare, abald a iLto the atm mg drags • tract wet& of *harden Ardrar Assam TITHE COMMISSION. -:w tg is the report of the 'lithe Commis. . ha Majesty's Secretary of State for the epartmett, presented to both houses of par command of her Majesty : Tithe Consoieket•oflos, July 31,1350. is ear duty to report to yes the regress of the ~n of tithes in 'salmi sod Wales to the OWN of :ere revived cation tbst vehiatary prosandlaga lave is 9,633 tithe districts ; of %base airless cos was .'arise the year 1849. lee received 7,068 aperateate, sad roninsed 6,776 ; • bays beat received sad aine ectalcuied &arias :149. exiles for nada, wards bats boss laded, of whisk mud daring tie year 1849. .sve received 5,336 drafts of compulsory awards, and 5,01:: of these 203 have beta received, sad 330 eo toefirosed, during the year 1849. .01 , red ind 11,104 areportioansats, and coefireed sad of Yen 449 ‘ beve been received, end 498 sow tuba the year 1649. t.. 18 iglu districts, as will be new from ate above Us* rent-eharges to be terestter paid have beta titabliked by ocialrosil areezionts or eolaftrad nave is tear poemsnies sermemeate asd drafts of awards . • • sposetrati, which sill include 606 additional tithe cm, and make a total, when com;leted, of 12,424 in which the tithe* will hare been commuted. ' shored apportionments were made by the Tithe Cm tees up to the .ilst of December, 1849, of whirl 377 • ,thresed. date exchanges of glebe lands wire elected in 299 e.d 11 sack exchanges were in progress. . :t close of 11119 we had coafirmed 10,927 distinct tithes. operations ham brought is ',lib* sight of the oboe • .45. en. Tithe Act will expire at the sad of the nut session of by that dm we have roman to believe that all • I; charges will be fixed, and that or the apportion. ey a 'Momentary portion will remain unaniebed, them G.r small same which the parties will probably redeem. Toe progress of this. redemptions, -ft, we kd slow and chili:aft, partly from the Manaus farma, partly from the obstinacy of a few moons .4 :etas, to redeem their own small r at-charge, sad ma t: t tivAe the remaining payers to the expense of maps :47.r.inmenm. :C.ArAll sad &Vete will, probably, aceomplieb the o! mot of them redemptions; some modified - r t. as:.y aliimately be wonsitary fee the remainder. . .:-..tatioa will, probably, prolong the oompletioa roimausattewe tal after the =Fired= of the owm 'lcor will be very few. Let :Le for whisk the Tithe Commitakm was aro ruhetaatially eempieted. there will female a st of bariams aoseemed with the mem of ear :. - i• , etich we feel it mu WI S point oat, beesme It jr,vided for. part will taist permanently—a part will be teas e!. -.4.T.) - Rtry will bi the sales et tithe bum awl feria ..t.p mitred who by the commutation. the defiaisi cat ether, where their precise preitias &ad :ants trt eakeewia I . t&I. vim of the bills et velem sad egos* cad the .121. aathwity sad power to reuses dmia. virus wili be wanted of • awe perassiat to custody and sae of tho opportionasslo amd :.ads, acempondence, and sumo of : ., .ether ineady amount to between 40,000 Z W,4 . dx use c ti, counting co only ono Ilmo Mae zit P ninon rotate to and nagarsooirtl: •• nee of transfers of property by death er salsa. 1, -4 - :Intents are already wry constantly constiltmi by anat.. - • toe permaaent powers will relate to ro-apertime• hrt at :es dolision of whim. •". L.*/..rs "rhea lard. and rent-charges now held so ter nue into the ante heeds. itkaaro eiiist7ciarges tar hods istoodoct to ion . 6 the mama of ettraordiaari mis absza far MP, azd orchards, in sow the trait redemption of small rushillegra. 'caw tlie. e Mete to you, dr, bosom holm 'be duo Witroll of the legielmart, ben dieLerelP oolll " 7 1 vbaLit Mize it advisable is take midden t etelent mods of providing is kW* for Ike • . Jam here permed out. c LtO Maw to be, s r, your vary obolkotoonoaii, W. BLA.MI/1, T. Witirrwomit Brun, R. :MM. Likl Eta. 6:rG. Grey, Bart, /LT., b. AT rex Cuizscs HOTIL, BatanTOL— L a c. • ttr swill mob" rabbstiss dariag *e "t issirlitoa the follewbg is repattall by law ss• a • ~.nydeln —Shortly Whys 7 o'clock aa Thaw a suss, described is DI "Meet she sdailk t. sues, wi t iart hair aad 4' • 2444 • rt a leeS areaso Held. How. 1 brews ass; sad "anted 4 1 Withoot asserting " Boots," who shied la the L ass lamely as stain, wish the sir el a }was,„.* ' 44 "- is take his sees is is owe ies sad as amp stirs a staid eervaat in oes et the Rec ust resues •.) wait. her door op. a • '" the head wee and a band ia. withdraws. aad sh• ass- ILL! UAW sae bad ialstsbaa that room far asethar. ' SP. Bali, the had*, wee auddsaly awoke by 1 1 .;..*A1it4 la bat ahatabtr. isi ohs jest ass& the assts stesbag eat as tip4me. She use is the 44 -cAsi as the sestaaM bat Mr. Ball, whoa sio 4 , era eat at hod, Seek a rapid sem" ef die Wes wt , rer octsstis detested that the 04 washes allthataall id% raid abala, had din has 441 a. Ho hataatly the ha the me :•4! oskte Uwe salad be *evil* , MI bass et. ; . "k 4 a% sato sho ball sob, at opia 4 , ";" cows the aerass. apes ad Ye t i taaaah mkt& /ay whit the Inaba Wife Mk :is kr THE /WEEK THIJR.SDAX EVENING, AIRATST 16, 1860. RAILWAY MERTINGS, Orin SOUTH OP 2SOLAI(D. Ile lasily tairetles at the deireitolden fa tide eswy wee head st the ellen fa Darlington ea Tardily, oho Mt iniastriEewe. lin.. shakoes et the brad of Mihail% —Us sold Via 241, 11 s vial ties to ea the Vaal soldetable whit ties ] 2f Neweattle, ad lleteffek O 1 pa). lifa ethyl the igral meat ea the Itah lelhr het. mad, ae esedasee Id& theiworlebree at the 1111W romy let of Oho preprie. ten la .1 the w id = l eetbimalead , with do h swore, mod mobs. et their Agree, bad beat ielhered Ili Natovatle, and Berviek Cspeay, sed ; sod sitgeholfriea aton Nib days, ere moths et the fbna fa 'Web tossoway Isms their detialabe blade ham . Ail harm Aeagotsalmiaoa ea saideat met wow be Milk Moot to hie minim deb. Yo Vie rk Now wade, lad Perin& Clemysty. dim" of eaune, ft regal ia, the directors et the Great North of ioslaad Cofftwaa.7 wall see that the bends wee prepelly serried oat. I t ealy sew reimalsed der lehe le Oat a dividend after Itbe rate of 10 per waft be whieft Ise lbw bal Piz weal& be U. ea the MIK dam% U. lb. ea the 4.1. dam, 21. on the patio' lig Am% U. lea ea the SOL dom. sad Ilk ea the ISt au* to be es sr after As US bat.. I Lea Immo tax. 'no Ina tarried usealawsity. The Obsirmaa thew limeheh eat efeeusee the siereiteldsee would ba aware that Ow was as bra atiodes for die Purim , ft dedllo.l. • I lima timid. hewases. be owe d rhostias het fit le taipeee et eathely eking the Aldo elf the eleopeay. to ski& the Pt gales I held by Vie Molise ia Ind be dialysed of sod tin raft lid Wire that see** II mow ii s e i ntas hula lariewtobasdrehaws, Mr. Nautilus, the lo eeta. Awed eat dr sew 4111.1.11 tie Task Iftworille, and ftrwarit dire r esziror le hese ibilmatooo b abel way astouat. It wee however, eat ewe eatesaie, owl the odd same weer nom 111001. Iw Ibe la ask V esemaisat at theelmeto thadhaeliesat the Yak. Newer tie, mod Barak& Ostopoor. These diesisee wield be spa to private aesedstleas heoe err eberebolder dolma et ato dWqg the roma likshisarr seated that ths deloatare Weis Riot be Mud walls three meths after the 25th of Saimaa wadi beer Mora L ken the Id of July. IMO. areellas dna oeperalo NeenTll WRIT/lAN. The ImAtierak pawn mantis. et the shareniders et this aniony wt. held neeerday (Wellassi ) ), at the North Waimea Mahn Illerenealtr. rim. lelens Dimon, noir na et ihe bowl et OM" ereehlei The eturnary, Mr. J. Wkeks, end wispen,et Dili iho tella s or a o the non lament holara r—The lie baleen Inaesater INIS opened threopnont he punk ea t sad he In Jan last ; the we this noloinal hen due hen pretended with ia • eadielley moan no Mann INS'• nest saziou to lave the apeaditare ea opal anent dosed se nee as peseihn sad with that view they wen in NI the oespirdia of all works mailer matron. The week. at the t hanes fad et the Ins wen needy in the lane et eanne The teed excli t 6are so metal swoon, to Jame, y is 879,9N1. 1R N. . it woe assi. nand Ist the baba sun of 110 , 01 K ha. , will be sprat neopleile. the railway ( deckle Ilse betweea Masai sad Linanter) sad la melding a sollsient wawa nosh. Cliesonihnees hoyead the cannel et the dinette's mined eespeney urn then to make a tall of U. is. per inn ha the awn et April lea, mad although they wen an yet ia • petition to ens • pnip thea as tonne all will ever be neS, they man Mole that seas will be node the present pair. A retinae, to as receipts w meant wend new that a Imre anent st the 879,0001. had Ina obtained fret other seeress thin teen SOB OS shareholden ; of that sae, net nere then 36,0001. lad Ina borrowed ea the tonna, 's &bean» hank bat with ea nweeMa revenue they eater tend me an% of being enabled to Ina by denature the manner et the capita), and hoped ere Ina to be la a nei n= te eneontee that so further all would be r, gaited. The urns amain* hid esationed their labours during the past 1•15•ar, nal • eneliereble ?nitrite ot the anent trollea l disa bad bees eintad. The committee had fond it nomary to lead en? Aar ewe for alt to trial, sad they lell Attend vemlisse k seek sue for the toll anent Glenn sad nen The lalwse sheet showed that on the mini assign MAIN. Vs. Si hod The ro e the when et wink led bees swain The revenue at , count—tbe receipts bed been 10,1 ISt the expenditure 7,428/., lonia( a profit of 2,7461. The report, ea tke notion of the chairman, wee adopted, and also eeea eel boa am had bees treasected, the preening', with a vote of neon to the obaireasa. WEAR VALLEY. On the 13th inst. the kalLyearly general stinting of the shareholders in this line wee held in Deriington, at the coinpaay's offices, H. Penns liesith, Nag in the chair. A dividend of 6 per sent. vas declared for the half year. MIDDLESBOROUGH AND REDCAR. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of t h is company was held at the offlon of the company, in Darlington, on the 13th inst. J. C. Hopkins, Peg „presided. It appeared that the remiss of the company daring the last halt-yea, vere 6,06 W The auditor's report tuning beat read, eras, with the statements of seconat, Teraina" and adopted. The Chairman, in proposing • dividend of 6 per sent., eon • gratalated the ehareholdus co the haereesing Mae on tie line. IRMMfD. Daum Avows. 14. The leripffisagsgmg Neff Mika arrived inn list evening. As be inultlivas a roe ea the passage to Kingston twea Bamboo sad the railway cesupenfa :Matsu, hammed ea this sossaisa to be the ikelik which beat the Banshee by three sad a half Wastes fin the trip. The Preessoe's journal contains the following not tine of the of the Tenant Lave: The of the Town leagae, higeeeisil with the of at eau taking seas active nape to pat ea sad to ds tr uin Gelatin sew Mime corned ew e hate I eat a le Isseiss' se mess the Mai melee% sad have them es ef essea teareallowasei hid Were the saktase, with a view to t higal e tt ea with raped to the isidnisa sneers, *Aaiun. sad alantate epos atop baldly MMus fee the et the es= Mr. J. S. Ulm hie pm genii to ,ila IS this Shininsa Chawfind attended the &Mail inset. tag of the League yesterday. It would appear that the Mayo landlords are re solved the the strong language at some at the tenant adveestes'sball net lose say of its force and truth, se fir as they are assosesed, as they are stated to have ealiesd as a system cif rigorose peruse:dim against these et their unihrtueete tow:airy who voted in op- Wilte their wishes at the recent elution. I sat heard as of the facts, bat saffsient has heel doe to asessdiate the culling of a public met ing to enasidsr seam for affording legal protection to the ftedmildsre at that sonat7. The amnia( takes place at Cesileber as the 91st inst. The Liming Reporter coatains ths following : moss ZZIIMMEILTIOX.-011 estorday lest, Ike 10th el August. the beflif of C. Tree* Mo., sad of Mks Gar esigar, of Code Oliver by kh levelhals demolished the house of /bean , of I" geoids of &Madam, aid toned himself sad &harm the world. They neat visited the dwelhog of Imes 'W ass, near the red bag, which they were also about to throw down • bat thehad the keessaity to desks whoa it was known that Itkodea's wire wee lying in Over. A mal es] min WY seat foe ham 'Lateen, who declared her seat se be resolved ; and coasequatly she has bees mason to have the shelter of her own house he the prison at lean Lards& bus eight or alas helpless &Dikes, sad hi family bee been living he over a century ea Sem btads. It is only fair to add what Mows in the pats " wires Misers Oa - coigne:* coudsurs the Limerick R "firm acne to this country, they were calibrated, aM dese;v_ *di for their benenthale sad eking. They teed to somaii 611111 their ' house in the maewateine• eaten dispeeeing geed Alters amongst the peer. lad stars easearagessat se all, ia feet, untiag by their mass lareaty a sunshine is luny a shady plass ;* bat all is mow &mita." At the meeting of the Dahlia corporation pater day, the following letter received by the Lord Mayor was read : Treasury Chambers, 10th Augur, 1860. My Lard,—l v ismaaanded by the Lords Conaissionsn of her Majesty's Treasury to &squat you, with reference Ito the am mortal of the Town Coaadl of Dahlia, that they us plowed Is approve of the comma Wawa& • ma of army not moil g thirteen amend and fifty pause as wimpy of the borough fad, for the parries of brag ap plied 10 the snake of Oaths sad WaIIaUOUNI is that 614.- 1 NB, ay lord, you lordship's obedient servant, G. IColzawat. L. Lama. The Lord Mayor announced that everything was now in progress for the completion of the useful in stitutions to which the preceding letter refers. The Limerick .Reporter states that a most diabo- lical outrage was committed on Saturday night, on I the • Southern and Western Railway, between Mary borough and Monntnorth, some reinreants having 1 a huge stone from a bridge upon the mail train u it was passing: the stone fortunately missed any of the passenger carriages, bat fell through the roof of the carriage which contained the mail bags. No person has yet been snorted for the outrage. There are no new facts of any importance relating to the potato blight. FINE ARTS. THE KING OF HOLLAND'S GALLERY. (Prom oar own corrempancliet.) Tax Hors, Avant? 9. The exhibition of this royal collection has attracted the attention of the admirers of the fine arts in almost every part of Europe ; foe gnat the approaching sale of it was made known to the public the Hague heti been the point to which almost every travelling amateur has bent his course, and a constant stream of visitors has been flowing bitherwards ever since this doomed gallery has been opened to inspection ; and as we draw nearer to Monday next, on which the sale commences, the interest that the world stems to feel in it, hourly increases. Every hotel is filled to over-flowing ; and the catalogues which were printed, some thousands, it is said, having been all pur -1 chased, the excitement that is manifested to obtain one by each succeeding visitor that arrives, exceeds all bounds. Yesterday any one who possessed one, and was disposed to part with it had no difficulty in obtaining six times its cost, namely six guilders,—to day twelve, or a pound sterling has been eagerly offered, and unless they can get the type re-set and more printed what extravagant aims will be de manded no one can foresee. Among the Dutch picture which will be sold on Monday, at the commencement of the sale, are the fine productions of Rembrandt, and admired speci mens also of Hobbema, Raysdael, Wouvernans, Jan Steen, Van der Veldt, BacUuysen, Wean:, &o. Those of the French scho ol, among which are works of Claude, Puede, &c., will also be sold on the same day, and a few of the Flemish pictures like ;ripe. Wednesday will, perhaps, be the most interesting day, on account of the ale of the rare and most valuable works of the early Flemish muter' ; and the Spanish pictures, by Murillo, Velampez, and Ribeira. Friday, which will conclude the sale of the pictures, will be taken up with the productions of the Italian school. The cartoons and drawings of the old masters, ohieey of the Italian schoolr, and 26 fine statues and busts will be sold on Monday the 19th inst. The general opinion here Is that the whole sale will realise a hundred thousand pounds sterling : but this estimate is very questionable. PAILLIAXENTAILT AND FINANCIAL On Tuesday snakes a mestlag was held at the Green Sprj:Stepney, esatietieg of gintleatett from Wapping, ell, Bite life, St. 0 'a ia the Bast, Lissakonse, Poplar, Stepney, ILik-end, ay, Wititeehapel, West Hackney, ithoredltch, sad Horton, mad other plans within the parliamentary borough of the Town SamWa Mr. Philpot, of Besumentnisare, kaviag been called to the chair, enplaned that the swami had been mama for the purposed serryng inni West the Desolation pawed at a pre view meniag, by mtlek the angediesey of terming a mann emenittee to eapnintead the jposilaatatozy sad panel leo tenets of the Wen. ked Ina wAn animated dinemies ask ghee, in thigh o ned. madmen addremed the meenegg. and the reeds** been enema by 14. Matem, el Wen Hatirmen sesonded by Kr. Taylor, of Heeksay, wee emeni newly pared : " That • amanittee be formed, eradirisi at three members deals& trent each of the local rains amnia dons that are new or may be hereafter formed. he he pa pas at mating over the parliamentary and tensed he... oft of the berwagle of the Town Hamlets." It we Masi lads mole ef the pronsdiap that the several heal mmone dins 'inn the borough of the Tower Halals* wen la samesailaties with the National Reform Anniaries, whole principles and °Wets they unmanly emaarred. TER GREAT Pal AT GlAVlSEND.—Yesterday a protrasted Mosby took place bake" Kr. J. Plane, the mayor._ Kr. Gab, sad • full bona of magislratai at the Tom-MU. Gramma, regazdiag the recent lass of property by ire. A flat amount of evidines was takes, GU all the stammata weal to show that the Are broke out at a mush sutler period than her bean represented la the acionats that have would la the public journals of the sosideat, sad smibMiaft a met important fain—that the ties ceald have beta wily checked had the polka= &NM been ambled to engage amino:kg lambi thes t ha stead of whisk the labouriag partial of the inhalants refused to week at the maims on the (remade that Key were sot ranausrated for the work they had dam ea the iceman= of the two previous ins is Ka two. It was a sates: of mach difficulty to deride ben the statements where sad ea whose premiss' the are ceirimeled. Mr. Affilagtos, the reser, stated be m 4,68111,6 Melee did not origiaate in kis premialk hat In the lisp ef Kr. Read, a doable tobsseoakt, am sitired." The pieedses maim wars a kind et house a Mk sod plasm the two He aided that wham alarmi s t ' i ll late his shop diet edy maw the Ruses koala, threngh the parelea from Mr. &see shop. Kr. tie Maw mall/, sollMed the elkipalsa mode by Mr. ma NW his vita sad a mem ma who slept in the Oa the sight he lasstlea." Re* emerted that Kr. Red's Musa was peek* tree bee Ire at the tine Mr. AMbilmies shop was la ample* Was. A masher of persons who ware ea *se a at at the Ohm the alarm was raked spoke for Ma wt. It was Mask however, to km ea *Ms mKa Ike aMmily mismasm. At the elms 14 ta. M whi imeo, the Manama laid Oat offer what lad treasplred it weal/ he mks On the esnisar to pressed with aa lagiaky Was ft Weald same m salt, bat lapin a MIMI MM. r ea lls_biaz TM omit Km broke . trp ki 9 Lwise bleak were ply is W: *IRK ea Ks mis, a great body of the Mill re• THE MILNER , / OF LETTERS AND NEWS PAPER! ON Emma*. SANTOZATION Or A SIONDAT emdmay. [The tellowimi opreend is pone est impromimo of mot som&i.): The r2T la b o ur seemitistiere ggi.e zelated he easeider whether es La tie P star ass be materially reused. w theatrattias as esd Ors delivery of wrappers ea Sunday, yesterday presiMad Asir repot le at. Neese et Cerausae. lbw eleauldsaers Myles a ogle sad reseipt el beaten sod dsy, that aneseisraeate mg be l i seaters ea& their ardebutte to mesa 's t, v. stemma loads" lad report that it my semil db. Wets se exteadm et the elm far the reselpt of lettere sad aimeelecees Used teat formerly perodemd require& STRIKE OF TIES lIIRIONIIDRIVERS AND FIREMAN OF TY minim °MIMI= RAIL WAY COMPANY. A waft at Om memo-driven sad finless et the &sift Comae lefigey seek the George bey Ihmatard. kir the purpose plese et yessereey et sespeui wee. hike es lie eaticet el the Mamas hawses thessalves aid the illselses. J. T. MOM sae el do eagiaaltivess, wee wiled to the 'hair, sag mid that hi beg drawn up ea ailteat whist he weal& teak tad llama ha had as date, he bored that every sae wean hoar Wm eat at to the trek et what he had mated ia the aikess. It was at Mow : Faliseeweeknies,—lt is with th;;lespee . t pain and re. set, not ealy to spiel?, bat I am sue to all of sea that we have had ourselves coasellad to give satin le ear the we shall quit their service es Meads ant. I es:=tide step has bees takes as • matter of aessielty, beams nee ef - se would willingly leave the has upon which the gross amber of the Ina have bees waking their imglass for the last mega er eight fear ; and mime of thugs hem the very d the railway—many of its, les, has lase familha ciPia ll an, of course, sot likely, nabs la sty extreme eases biased, to riak the thane e t Wag thrown eat of empleymmt. I believe every driver and 3nman epee the line Its gives setts to hen the service. No sonar was it known at Nonni k the some of the Stratford men wen determined set to sabusit to Ma prom ass et injeaties that hew been talUsted ups ambers of in thin they, as well es the men at the Weer station, who appear to have bat one hallag, and that is of hritatioa sad h+ ties, renewed she at oat* te throw up their situation, as they snider that with our sew sureineeneent we an have introduced • new natant of raise and penal ties, the Weak, of whisk would be, if genially earned eat, fressally M take half a man's wages away, for no halt trimester of hie ewe, and in feet make it impossible kr hi. Os de hh work with anything Ilk. safest to himself or judge to kis master. Now this, fallow workmen, is mak lag a wiry serious charge saint oar employers, but it is the i.e.... of truth ; sad as 'sponse foss the pablie , press are preasat I will state bairn them the ham that se as well keels to tandem The we somplais of is the introduction ef • new epees of flaw intend without rinse or remen, end for asenduita ever which the driven sad femur have so sentrol. Our sew superiatendgat mew hate Atha a het eight age. We knew very well we imethi Mee &sheep aye use sabot for that we did not asza We were, however, alt prepired for sew puaiahreent to be visited ups us noes a waist whisk ia reality lays it down es a pria &pie that ineehthety h saver to gee gut of order, mad that steed ong loth Meow to Week er wear out ;Ist if an nen tris sleep hook er the *steer el a drew 'prise should some A** driver aid blelffiliere to be fined • And this is sot the only mews et whisk we ee.p4. It is very sides, from what bas takes piss d the last fortnight that a cutting doers listen of seaway is to be carried oat stains the drivers and themes upon this lime, and that lase* sad faithfuls= et sanieg, skill, sobriety, and geed easethes, me to weigh as netting egaieet 61. a day to he saved out of this man's wags or 4d. a day oat of that MS'S pay. I will sow men tion the sort of system under whisk we have bete working fee the last fortsielit. The tint ease of isjostiso I shall ley be'ore you is that of Joreplautten, driver, end George Jenkins, fireman. Whirs about 34 miles on his jemmy, sad while relining at the ordinary need, the muter of kis crosshead broke in three pieces. Now you all know that he said so more prevent that accident than say mu; who may be this house at this new preset mameat ; ba s t, both driver sad iiressea were fixed two day' pay and suneadsd he two days sad three leaden. The next sum is that of Jame Ikeda driver, and William Bird, inmaa. While Tuning, the sage of his sleek broke, the ball of the clack worked to the_ pump, and the consequence was the essostric strap Woke. No skill, however seat ; no are, however watchful, could prevent sick as accident, and yet both men wen feed esm quarter day mob. Anlther we is that of Hoary Herds driver, aid John Haight, fireman. The neentrie sheave of the miss slipped and sand • detention of the train 10 minutes. Bush % thing to this will sear to the beet driver in the world, without his Wag able to proves it; but sailer the new system the men were fined a quarter day's pay each. James Mean, mines's, and William Cowes, fireman, were fined i< ea ch fora porter neglecting his duty ht turning of the water. When Soaks went to 'Mr. Gooch about it, he (Mr. Gooch) told him he was sorry he had and them, bat as he had gives his ward he would sot alter it. Kooks said him he would sot submit to be fined unjustly ; there. fore Mr. Gooch immediately discharged hi.. The next is aus usparalteled in railway manger/at Mr. Gooch requested W Was. Hewitt, eagineess, te 'kik his family to - Norwich, as he fully istheaded for his to ram from Nor wich to hoodoo and beck—a distant, of 260 miles—for on day's work. Hewitt told him no man oou:d do it. Mr. Gish 's reply was, that he would not be the only person that would have to do it, as he intended to have the time tables altered en that every man could de it. The seat ease is that of James Nelson, enainechiver, gad W il liam Jolly, fireman. Their train seated of thi rty Inseams. While shanties this train the draw-bar of oat of the waggon pre way. For this they were ia se degree to blame ; but they were of course fined one day's pay each. There are several other same of this character. Edward Res, driver, and William Heed, fireman, were fined Is. each because a draw bar bra ke is taking a train of thirty loaded waggons. George Cann , engines's, and John Hell, fireman, ware discharged for no other reason than that they were old and had been to this company faithful servants, sod were rewiring, by servitude and good conduit, the first.clam wipe. Mr. Gooch distinctly told Cana he would pay no .an whatever the wages he was re:Melee ; so that old, experienced, and geed moo an of no more value to Mr. Omit than the yeengint engthedriver on the line. Let the public decide whether ages eaprisseed men, or the fire nun and me of any sr se ebersafter from other pleas that Mr. Gooch may be ingsleg end premisieg the same rate of wages as the insides eagthemen and imam have, are the attest to street *ale Ilse te. George Burling, sagineman, was se oily Massed beam be refused to work two me a's work in one day—ameely his own an. a fitter's. Moans Thompson was sessaded Localise the en screw of hie top ask blew eat • eineasunese ewer which be sold set peeibly have say 'Oath". Isis, Ithemserkineer, against sash wants Weeds es that whisk I have just detailed to you that we sole& With gook a saga in operation, se driver, however skilful, however speeiseed, however metal, sea The ever be safe hem lalliellen i s liputioe upon kis gennumsth of the have jest as meek reams to pad& a . an breaking • blood egged, er felling dews is • it, so ear Isecatodve superintendent has had kr punishing the we for the eases I have mentioned. Whatever the sides by which our locomotive superintendent has bees estauled. I know not bat what I feel is that the new hinkisnble ; that I weld sot work either er safely ardor it ; and that as far as I an coneersed, I prefer to seek employment elsewhere. I here feel it neeemary to state to those who have sot sees the morning newspapers, that the arbitrary sada* that bag been pursued towards es is sasetioned by the beard of direaton ; it la, therefore, prepestesens to Wel el ever returning to the service, of legless O f t tor. Salem Comy, _maims the wheis sass of pains and stealth& fo ndest i and the with eam have mph spegfty that geed shall meet with Ito sew reward.' At the etmclesion of the address, George Burling, shed sac, bore his testimony to the truth of all that the chair man bad stated. W. Hewitt, ingineman, W. Woodhouse, miasma J. Marks, driver, J. Boatrist Inman, Phillip Tetley (ter his bro th er), • fireman, Lido, a dries t . mad Robe. Crete, • dreams, also menberated the statement of the thairews. J. RASTRICK that wed . resslarlee to the dent that the esadast permed swords do &iron sad drama et the Its earn Casettes Railway lad for the Isst foriaight _We mot *Meade( sad lopes ; that the =a had ban teed for sceideats whist se bona predeess or Iwesiskt *mkt pre vent ; that old, faithful, sad skilful driven, resolving the highest ells of wsints, had base saeuearily Mohamed without seam asslised sad it was ths opiates of this mot tag, spedifej thasaistoss. that they meld set possibly soatiese le work leder the wan roma* hdredeesd, sad Ay the episodes ef white all Owls oars, espwisees, woe rewired ea** maws is prevattiag the Jodie ' yea od disquiet sad heavy Sass. This searielias ass iffissimioesly west te, aid the mega bit sillesliol• FATAL Bofors EXPLOSION AT OLDiiv.—On Monday, the 121 k istsexpladsa book Wei at the dill of Now Less sad Wassasell Kill. This a:plosion liss wadi the dee* el Mr. Owes boiler-siskar, of Merles Kees ; mad two ether pa as kayo been merely seddsd, bat boss ars adorloiral that they will newer. The red asses id the assidset is as pit uaksows, but it is =1 that Ihe anemias mese train th b :4insi way el a pieta la is Sao tabs. Is the skin wan two beads. ow at whisk was asilargaisi some alight repair, and apes Ws War Soar et Mr. Foes sew we at work. la awsqsaase id this boiler belag out al use tar the fay, die Mod, 111218131 % aad dewlap &saw had rasa slopped, so thas 'aphides deo ass appear le bar' adds how Wel owsr-prerare. Oa sauskisliaa there swan lo ha a mat, hare about 18 gashes isais a Saba, wises die Miss Oda . a t y this leak Was Ike water, 'shish was k bees ith masa do Isle, washed bia lie film the its Weft the mediae deers sad haardailk boa Mews et 12 fad, sal thiowlw down sll the Wilmot in heat et the beam At lbe leolosat Kr. Zia was wig is Mal it give sow b armaids. it his nes, sad ha wissalend tho wide is.. el diaarwZgsleasa. As ow as psablip he was rawaed Su eras" sad assi aid was ohlassod, bat he abed two Vela* sa Tuesday smile. Ti, idler baess b ea tb• irsuad-m, sad aureele emu en aggs Wraps Mad with mosharay. Ned WI luer WO rasa Ws at wadi. it Weald imalempiels dee vs Ws bon. COPIAPO MINING COMPANY. A general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the °Sots, In Austin-Wm. yester day, H. Elan, Req., in the chair. A di♦idend of Ba. per than, tree from income-tax, wu declared out of the net profits for the half-year, amounting to 4,1461. 16e. 741. Since the lost meeting, the sales of c,p per had been 468 toss, realising 3,7721. Tee quantity of sop's? ore Weed in the emapsny's works daring the six months ending 30th April last, had been 388 tons, and the meek lying in the Valley of Copiapo on the 30:h April wu 1,766 tons. The compare estates are reported to be all looking well, and the peeped@ of the new copper mine. were Teri encouraging. The total expenditure to the 31st Muck last, including **punkas* money, II pat down at 10,7001., whllst the pro s:gee& of the Plata Pica shipped to E•6led end sold in Copier) amount to 7,3001. The dividend is payable on and after the 14th October. GREAT CIiNTRAL GAS CONSTMERA' COMPANY.— Yesterday an extraordinary panel amities of this sspany took place at the Landes Tama, Bishop'sMetreet, for the purpose of taking into coalideratioa the propriety of who rising the board of diapason, under the 40th section of the eampany's deed of isicerparatiaa, to barrow a sum of atomy not 'Residing 25,0001. epos mortgage of the eseepaay's wailer, mine, and pips', at a rate of Wrest not wading 5 per emu Mr. Francis Beseech corapied the chair. In maim the preseediage the diabase stated that the ma shies which the company had received had bee. of a mot formidabie dander ; bet he wee hippy to sate that they had hitherto summated every obstacle, sad they sow atm Wend the empesty in perfectly moo* water. He might farther state that they should be in a positioa by the time nosatitmed in the cattrest to supply the public with gas et the rate speoided ia the deed.—Mr. Charles Pearson then read the report of the directors, • espy of which will be mind elsewhere. This report, upon the motion of Mr. Henry Mwstt, siesaled by Mr. Cheeks Matthews, haring been noshed sad Adopted, Mtr. Ball snored a remintisa to the elreet that the sum of 25.0001., is em es min sum. be raised by way of Imo (it the dievetes eboold dem it at - salmaY) far So Wrists the ••••••7 we= the eseurity of the minims ea who the lesslmen is intended to be emied or of on Will 1•111 elide wkialt may belong to dm moray, etrd ft ... snobbery, aad works limiest sod Tot spit el owl eserity, the tdwdsrie eemoteemela eel the term r e: i el m r=l the dish by Webb the mosey shell be shall be had deitembed by the booed of &me son. Mr. Leahy, immeelier. meseied the settee, sod Maw that tee thought ft wig Iseoetheot up* them se de an they weld to sew§ the ittesle ye ee. The neeletlea anted meeeisso*, e elealleet temleeeti ki rl Tr v bees ote of thanks te the Mont th i% GM No.Chedes Peetsoa, the late eishites. METROPOLITAN NEWBVENDEIe ANNUAL DUMB. —Yestieday the ciesteraary mama disasealm aeameedere ► their wives, sad servaab, employed is the son sad didelha. Wm of the Loudon daily sad weekly savrepepers, leek plme at Elighbary Bars Tema. The boy; avaborlag men *ea 900, had, se meal, • selataatiel Mauer. At 6 eel** the sea employed is the buiame, with it mime eassietlag_el upwards of 250 perms, set down to Masai, X. Welter, Alley, Wlid, Spilling, &a, presidia. ea sumer& Oa propoMag the health of the ih s a l t ri rt a •rea r go. t d , I t 41 the was in go tiulaid bty tA. 'inward. to remind the late order reepreliag the delivery of aempepers, &a., ea Sandals, and the ariamemeaseat we reselved with load akeere. Ax lxiArr =Lan 3T ITS Moms—The mita tea moat assent is Grassland the Ire of Sudsy had wee* nail* whoa a senennes tea pine, whist Ise essainted a met ineeties it the • wines maned Anelia Saws% aged 90 yam* who mien with her is Perresitatrest, de. = *lian .2 ** Nib ef erne el lin aIS Tuesday eight ha =Wig he threes. She waslassilkult ste as at the Teenooliall, Orseassi. The lint whams tre= Oars, who nil that sib was the wits of Geary Oseper se& resided fa Zdanseirt, Ora weal. The prisoner at tlis bre wee her sister. Inn sight (Tues day) the wis es a *lt Si hr hew. At that tine she kid a child egad 1$ main mood Ali* elive. About else °Wee the shill was put te bed, sad ghastly sherwertis the primer west isle the bedaim, sad whoa she seae bash witnessiew her with s tails sewed with bind is her head. Wham task a wade sale the no* wed is* the *in as the bed wi* * *rest es t sad guile deed. Opp grin tat, " I hare killed sty *lid and wade it fuggy: Ain that she said, " Give lu n r is sg ehild." Dung ihe hat kw days the primer has of pan fa Imer head sad km rby eth eed very er di apered a Whet that the Oscan was k lsesisi under maid aberration. At the ekes of the surgesa's names the prima we. duly am i d ova o d by the bassi, sad *ea asked whether *a bad u, thiag Way, when she replied " Net Inks Sell wish it ;" but she afterwards laid " I raing=horg g av e mad Alien" The primer was bhp Is take her Uhl Se st the s Maidstattone arises In *Nal .Dir e ad is wee ressevel 1 CisoL Roo. G. W. Ogekoroll to the 47nabsaoy of Bt. Jokes Chunk, Rabid Rood, Wagon, Burg; pat., tbo Logd Bisibep of asalinter. kw. danaid Waned to Morkfteld C , Lgiogstor, dfo. of Patogboroodeb. Reg. W. k. Celle*, canto of Melted Xotrbray, to be Mamma for the disuse of Potgebogoogb. NAVAL. ADMIALTY, AII6. 12.—Te Mho Niishlpsaa L. M agnin. To illeeoud Master Albert Collier. POILSSMOVIII, Auenn 14.—Niger, steawsloop t eon. Reader lisathoreat oat of burberz to-day to Spitheed, wimps she will pressed, ea Mandel, to Devouport, to be Paid advance wages. pnviaas to for dormers to the soart of Africa. lodexible, steastalcop, Commeader Dyk., sailed es Tuesday for Davenport and West ladle stades. Flamer, ewer vessel. eras eamelesiesed en Moseley, by Ceemander St. Leger. SPORTING. WOLVERHAMPTON RACER.—Towicax. PATIGIOLL HASDICAP of 15 seva. Gate, 10 ft, sad 6 salt' If doclated, with 80 added. Otto atils aad a halL (14 sato., 6 of wham &dared ) 1101 ma% laburGreet, stud. fed Mb 1 liz. ftslisara Coldlentra, 3 yrs, bit M.Caliara'sareguil • yrr. Get Gib C 111441101031 of 10 son. sash, sad - 60 adde d for for 2 yr-old oohs, ast 711), sad lilies set 61b; whuiera ow, Mb ; Moe, &Is extra. T.Y.O. (10 sea.) Mr. J.ll. Parker's Calculator Mr. Arthur) 1 Mr. Shaman's Yr fby Melbourne, oat GI My (Lye) 2 The following also started :—Mr. Copalaad's Drill, Mr. J. Fowler's Reaper, Mr. Marry's Maid of the Moustaio. Mr. B. Taurlby ad Jos Kiddy, sad Mr. Halford's Jaoob Cation, W.iOi . LAMD CUT of 160 eon., added to a Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, the second to receive 20 son. ; for 3yv olds, Bst 101 b; tow, list 7lb ; eve, 9st llb ; six and aged, 9st 51b ; nun and geldings allowed 31be ; winners extra. Throe miles. (14 subs.) Mr. aeries Nedra* $ yrs Me) 1 Mr. J. B. Mimes Madestlaa, 8 yrs =IN 2 Mr. J. Coakes Mk, 8 yrs $ Me. Sharratt's Egret, 6 yrs, and Mr. N t ool'e l olls Ber wick, 3 yrs., alas tea. Snares FIATS of SOL, added to a free handiatp of 6 ens. each. Oen round mad a din (10 sub.) Mr. Herbage Spot, 4 yrs. est Mb 11r. Parr's aceliwarker, 4 yrs, Sat 11 1 (t, Z/ i I Mr. Powlees Jobs Dory, 4 yrs, 74 Sib ' (WelleB Toe following ales ran: Mr. Critehley's Lyrae, 6 yrs, Bst 3lb ; Mr. Luces's Anthony, 4 yrs, 7st Eb ; Mr. Tinian. son's Lily colt, 4" 7st alb ; and Mr. Merry's Ban filly, 3 yrs, On 91b. Boaotrow Iliormars' Plate of 60 son. The winner to be sold for 200 L Heats. oae mil* aad a half. Mr. Maytieseakegyallds, 5 yrs/ ms) 1 1 Mr.terleesthweia. 6 yrs 2 1 Mr. PIMA Meter le Legishwee, ane 0 0 Mr. CNN's ClegleOrwa, aged Mr. l'abtaes b ia by Jereed„ d by WINN!. 6 yrs. 0 dr Mr. kweallial, 4 yrs. thl I WEDNESDAY'S RACES. Waon'astaw Braise of 10 son each, end 30 added ; fcr 2•7 r olds, Oet 121 b ; thee, 9st 21b ; Shies, die., allowed 2 1 bs, winners Elba extra. Straight half mile. (5 subs.) Certain Liddles Troth, 2 yas 1 Mr. 1 =laws ad area, II yes 1 Lord Wrottsalay awned La Jain, 1 yrs .. ... Won by a leastk. FOAL STAINS of 10 NMI sash, sad 20 added. Ones nand. (10 subs) Mr. Marshall's Alaimo, Ist Mb Walked over. HOLTOAI23 iivaxas of 15 eon sash, 10 ft, sad 6 only it declared, with Wedded • the seeded to save his stake. Twice rotted sad a distance. (26 sobs., 18 of whoa declared) n .i . Mr. Marratt's Egret, 5 yrs, let 7th Mr. aarke's Made Ms, 8 yrs. fist 1oth Mr. Melahaes Rawl, 4 yn, bat $ Won by three ; art, of a CONSOLATION STAINS were Wee 4 n i t t l : Pan's Cloth. worker, 4 yrs, beating Mr. Joule's Part, 4 yes, tinily. EOLINTON PARK RACEI3.-TULSDAY. Taus STALIN of 10 sow. each, k ft, with 60 added. T.Y.C. Haifa mils. (12 oulvo.l Lard Pgliaton's Elthboo, 4 yrs, Mt Mb (Copt. Pettat) 1 Mr. W. & Crawford', Iron Nail, 8 yrs, lUt 31b 1 Mr. Merry', Bressus, 3 3 ray 10st 2lb Mr. Nicoli's laundrywiaid, sped, 13st Mb Mr. Crawford's The Cur aged, 11st Mb Won la a miter. _ _ - STALND PLAT', by subs of 20 sow. •nelt, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared. One ails and a half. (7 subs.) Lord Eglintat's 12thison, 4,rs, Sat 21b walked orer STAXIa 01 b son. such, and 60 added. Bet wickgbire Cop Coarse. (8 subs.) Lard Wateford's Doe an Dumas. 6 yrs, Ilst 71b (Oslonel Campbell) 1 Mr. Redfern's Srangiter Bill. aged. Iftt )Bib 2 Mr. C. Ley's Rhyloek, 6 yrs, 1/st 41b Mr. Nicoll 's Needful, aged. lart 10th Won by a bead. ftwnsperanna of 60 sow. each, Is ft ; wits, Bit 7lb ; Bst 31b. One Inds and • half. (7 subs ) Lord Waterford's Modesty (J. Doyle) 1 Lord Eglinton's Probity (Marlow) 2 Won by a length. IRVINE Crr of 160 son., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sow. each, p. p. (3 subs.) Lord Eamon 's Testator, 1 yrs (Capt. Pettat) 1 Mr. Merry's Brennua, 3 ...... 2 Won in a canter. READLYG RACES.-WIDNESDAT. BASTRAMPSTLAD PAIL STAXIS of 6 SOTS. each and 25 added; the second to waive 19 sees., and the winner to be sold for 1501. Heats, ogee round and a die. (4 subs.) lArd John Roott's Defaulter, 5 fns (Abdale) 0 1 1 Mr. Freemen's Iraprearton, 3 yrs. 1 2 3 Mr. Dream'. McMartin", 3 yrs 2 0 2 Mr. Waller's Parry 4 — irs . 0 0 dr. Three well contested heats. LADIBa' PLAT' of 301, added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya. each ; winner to be sold for 2001., &c. Heats. One mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Drinkald's Dulcet, aged, tit 111 b (Rodney) 1 4 1 Mr. Cowley's Second Slant, 4 yrs, rat llb 0 1 2 Mr. J. Day's Justlos, 5 yrs, est 81b 0 3 3 Mr. Carew's Smoot, 4 yrs, Bet lib 0 2 dr. Mr. Bond's The Swindler, l'rs, 7st 41k 2 dr. Won see,. BERISHIII STALIN, of 20 son. each, h ft, and 6 only it declared, with 60 added ; the second to nye his stake. (22 subs., 7 of when declared.) Mr. James Calm; 2 yrs, sst 121 b (Holloway 1 Kt 3. Hawley's Bisslianadan, 5 yrs, 7st 51b (Brown I Mr. Tubb's °wok 6 ym, 7et llib .... (then 3 fili P. Paresties Mspides. 4 yrs, Sat 71b..---.... ..(abdole ) 4 Mr. Oannoa's Ilippasa. I yrs, lit 51b (0. Sharp) S Betting : 4 to 2 eget Calmar, 3 to I aget Repletion, 7 to 2 agst Comet, and 4to 1 eget Bacchanalian. Calmar made all the running. and won by a neck, two lengths separating second and third, and a neck third and fourth. . _ _ BOROCOIt PXATS of 25 SOW, added to a sweepstakes of 3 son each; winner to be *old for 801.; 3 qrs of • mile; (7 rubs;) was wan *sally, is two beats, by Kr. Osbald•%ton', by John o'Clitunt dam by the Saddler, 2 yrs bet 10lbs (Barter), beating Mr. Lilers Marquis of Crate's aged, 9st llb ; Mr. Lataley's Hood, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; .J . Mill's Speralstiow, 4 yrs; and two others. LEWES RACES—WEDNESDAY. BWSZPSTAIIi of 6 saws each, with 60 added, for 3-yr olds, Vrt 71b ; four, Sat 71b ; flee, 9,t ; Ott and upwards, tist 31b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; Ike winner to be sold for 150 soya if derawriod, &e., sad allowances if to be sold for less; wieners extra; the second to rewire 10 mows oat of the !takes. Heats, one mile.. (Do_rkers)) 1 1 f i tlicesses Cif:r r ow sh 4att s 1 Ilb la tib Woord . 2 Cameron) en. Pint but won by half a length, the snood by two longths. 01171113111 Ptah of 100 guineas for 3-yr olds, eot 21b ; four, 9st 131 b ; Ars, lOst ; six and aged, lost 31b. Heats New mum Duke at Bedford's St. Baal* 4 yrs amitu a e ctit) 1 1 Sar W. Booth's Bata% 4 yrs Kr. 3. B. Doodles's Cara, 3 yrs First lust wen by a length and a half, and the second by 4 I r i t irt IPlrrAiltS of S KM Ma, with 20 added, for 2-yr olds, Est 71b' time, Sst 7lb ; four, 9st 21b ; five and up wards, 9st 7lii; mares and geldings allowed Sib. Winners extra. The winner bs be sold for SO sow, and allowances if to be sold for less. Heals. T.Y.C. s Mr. Moot Molosabory, b meat ..--- .4016•06) 1 1 Mr. Mserscrts Mr metal, I yrs, est ( tom ) S 1 Mr. W. ituall's o by nWoreblppor out d 31s, Mr. °AMNON'. I by Pentaloon out of Puldrussalt don, yrs. Set dim First best wea by two ngths. The Psataboa fi dart. Sesoad heat woa le easily by three loagthe. _ (Crookbrd) lly lost BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TUESDAY. IBM HANDICAP. to 1 usgst Cosmos (t) 1 apt Mark Tapley 0) 6to 1 Cants!, (0 10 to 1 Clothrrorkor (t) 6to 1 CoIIin GREAT gwood (0 O 6TA 12 to 1 Irdsoltress (t) 136. 6 to 5 on Pitdord T Sto 1 apt say otbs ST. LIGER. . _ sto 4 apt Vol linear I 9to 1 apt PRAM (t) te 7 1 Windischgrats (t) 19 to t— Bethune: 9to 1 Clincher (t) EGHAM, 1850. steeeptenese foe the !Waxes' sad MIDDLIIIIII STAtze :— Replettoa, St. Rosalie, Bow, Jellyfish, Cheerful, Van Dismal, Little Jack, Jester, Ballot Gill CRICKET. THB OFFICERS OF THE LIFE GUARDS .. THE OENTLEILEN OF THE CHARTER-HOUSE. This auldeg Mal* vaspieyed j s Lord'e," and sus the aseriss than iraularge ftveethabLooablea, the fairer was of Una thrived ash additional &sa mba fres the based peohneaseee nt the band below fag to the rthhalat. The wen Seed than at the =Saabs et the day t lit. O. Cairo sad b Stelathilekl ... 1 Tot oat 34 Mr. 0. irk 4 b sirley Yr. CCk . raom Loftin, b Crawley b Crawls, Mr. F. 141.0•10 b Crawley nut cost Mr. A. ram b Ora Mr. Zak" b Mr. W. mot oat l5 b Stradbilifi ~..... .. ..... =Mrs . WAS. b lez 74455511. b ....1 4 b iteadadi .....»• itt• ONO. 110sarls 1,140;111 IS 5,15; w,T;ab,l SI ....... 10 Coptsla 137994 b Aadotats. oily' 0 alas. 0 b Lord J. Gordis, =Versos 9 b Hr. P. °ravish b .... 0 Mr. N. Stroatblaid, b tuanta...... 1 Lord Dopffilbk mot out —... ............. 17 oat oat 8 Lord H. Loftus, rum oat_ .... 2 . .—... I a Bailill 0 Moats IProothaad, b HUM Hr. Crawley, a ITINo, baadoota... 4 Oopta/9 Gambler, b dada= Mr. Overby, a Aadorooe, b hayllf 9 Hon. Do Hat. b Ilaylill 0 7 1 . 9 ; w. 70 'fatal ... -- --..- Ili Total ita Aad so the game Unabated. ENGLAND T. KENT. Thh was the rats= swab, and was played at Canterbury on Monday and Tuesday. The following Is the some : EPOULIIII. J. Vilideqe NarUnge ll , b 11111yer 6 a Adams. b Martin ell ... 34 W. Gotha. nut out ....... 23 Daftly'' , J. Gay, Is limilligell....— IS • Ifillyar, b Holland' 0 T. boo, b Massa T . P.m, a t Wsuimm. b * Asia 57 • Felix, b Maros ,C. H. Weeert.ll=tr imm4 eut- 3 b Adams i W. eN b Nellsada 13 b 11111yer 3l W. Eq., e b Hol t. Walker,l74q.,'e Roam& b Adams 0 eon oat 5 H. W. Velowee, FA., not oat D. Day, b Hollarme 1541110 4 13,2;1b,6;w,3 ..... 7 INtal E. watua, h wisdom Lam 0 b Fellowes T. Mame, a Clarke W. Pllek, Mimics 5 b Fellows „..., ....... ..... 1 Ye WI, b Quire dellab, b Bellowed l9 b Mows .. 51 W. C. Baker, Eq., b Clarke ..... 0 b Fellow's • 0 E. Wausau, na oat 30 b Fellows' N. Pella, Du., b 1111alea. 0 b Yelowee 2 W. Marthse sot eat A. Alm, Req.. b Feßowst 1 not out l6 W. =ler, • Nisheleces, b Clarke... 7 e Medan, b Clarke DI 50 ' 007.2 ... l4 NS; 1 b,4;w,5 Total. 94 Total 163 THE NORTH v. THE SOUTH. This was the return match, end was played at Leantieg ton, the thus last days of the put week. It will be seen that, as in the previous mutest at Lord's, the 13ciath had no chance against their opponents to the prevent instance, foe victory was ones more declared in favour of the North, who won In one Innings by 116 runs. The final score etcod thus; Tin Boom W. Nieboleas, Hu., hit wicket, Wind= b Clarke e Armitage, b Wade!: ... 7 Dan, b e CbAtterton, b ... 3 Bog, c and b Widen King, b Wisd= .. ...... 16 C.ll. Hoare, Yu., not out 33 b Clarke Caffin, e Ward" b Clarke e Kfne, b Wieder' S John Lillywhite, e Verson, b Clarke a Armitage, b Parke le A. Wynn, Ere., e Buehler. b Clarke b Clarke B. Kreaston, Esq~ b Clarke C. Coleridge, llaq., b Armitage bberroao, b Clarke not out 0 0. Tug% Faq., b Midst 1 Clarke L b, 4; wide, 1 -- ‘.... Nowa. Rev. E. Malting, run ant T San I ' Lord Burghley, b Sherman ... 1 Guy, run out Chatterton, it Sharman, b LB- I‘ rd Guem.ey, run out 0 lywhtte R. T. King. Fp., e Carp, b Carte , not out 1 I.lllTurbito 6 BO; lb, 9; w, 5; nb, 1... 13 11. Vernon. Zoo, ran out ll Parr, o /rm. b Lillywbito Tkus the North won in ass =Lags by 116 runs. AQUATICS. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. Cowes, WEDNISDLY.—The diet of the annual teems of contests by the yachts of this equadron took place yesterday for a cup given by his Royal klighaese Punt* Albs rr, the an • for which were restricted to vessels of a small class (ands 140 tons). The course was the Q Aeon's Course, from. Cowes down round a boat moored off the Nab Light, then back weetwarti to a vessel off Yarmouth, and back to Cowes, about 42 milts in all. Three to stare, or no race. The yachts entered were the Mirage, 126 tone, belonging to the Marquis of Ormonda ; the Destiny, of 107 tons, belonging to W. Wills, Riot ; and the Fernand., of 125 tons, the property I of Maj3r Msrtyn. At 23 minutes past 11 the first gun was fired from the Squadron-house, and in five minutes after the second, when the yachts heaved anchor. They were much later in arriving at Cowes than was expected, and when they pawed the Squadron-house the time stood for the Fernand. 3.46, the Mirage 4.16, and the Destiny 4.19, this vessel having last her for. torsaiL . . _ . Shortly ;her the yachts pared the Fairy tam over frost But Cowes, having on board her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert ; they steamed down to westward to take a glance at the contending craft. The Fernando was the victor, her time being 8.49, and for the Mirage 9.3. The Destiny was not timed, as 'be had not got round the vessel at Yarmouth. MANCHESTER REGATTA. The second des 'e sport r;ttirese;;;;;ltrquatio races, on Tared's, proved more attractive than the first, and the attendance included many thousands of people. The Austin Prize of 31. 10s., for youths under 16 yews eld, in four s'? gigs, was contested by five boats, and the prise carried off by the Gem. The next race was for the Towell Cap of 151., and was contested b boats of the Princess and Nemesis Clubs. In rann d ing the buoy at the end of the course the Prioress was three lengths a-head, but a foal occurred, which led the stewards to decide In favour of a second trial, for which the Princess was allowed to " walk over." The moot interesting race of the day was for the Garrison Stakes of 101, contested solely by military crews. There were four boats—The Swallow, with a crew or Royal Atillerymen ; Little Teaser, with a crew chosen fro m t h e 90th Light Intently the Little Wonder, with crew also from the Light In fantry; and the Juba, with crew from the 3rd Dragoon Guard I. Both the infantry crew were beatea ; and in • deciding beat the Dragoons gallantly carried off the prize tram the Artillery, but I only by a length and a half in a two-mile race. The Pomona Cup of 2(1, with sweeps of 265. each crew, ter four-oar gigs of 26th. 6in., was contested for by two Man chester boats, the Shakspere and the Princess, the former winning by several lengths after a hard straggle. The Champion Prize for two.oared boats was won by the Shak spere (Manchester boat) against the Four Brothers (New castle boat, manned by the Claspers), causing great consterna tion in the betting circles, where 5 to 1 had been very freely laid upon them. The winner led at the does by four lengths. VAUXHALL GARDENS.—The Baron and Baroness Brunow, 2ddlls. Olga de Lishner, and a distinguished pasty, visited then gardens yesterday evening. Tan GAME Laws.—At the quarterly meeting of the Lincoln municipality, on T,eaday last, the following letter was read, and discussion took place as to the operation of these laws : " To the Mayor and Corporation of Lincoln. —Gentlemen,—lt is with reluctance that I have come to the determination to lay my complaints before you, but when you know my situation I think you will not blame me for so doing. When I had been your tenant some three or four years, Lord Carrington purchased the right of shooting over my farm, and because I did not want the shooting, and had not the least suspicion that his lordship intended preserv ing the game, I made no objection to it, although I might have done, for in point of law the right of shooting is in me, as there is nothing mentioned in my agreement to the con trary. Things went on agreeably for a few years until his lordship began to employ a gamekeeper, and soon after a second, who began to stick thorns all over the fields, which were very annoying, especially when sheep were grazing. The consequence is that the game has increased so much that considerably more damage is done than the sum given for the privilege to destroy (not to preserve) =Gotta to. The ravages which the hares have made will be best ob served while cutting the corn, sad I hope you will appoint a competent person to assess the damages, if you continue to give his lordship the privilege to preserve the game ; but I should mach prefer the liberty to kill the game I keep. The other tenant obtained it by asking for, and I might have been equally successful bad I applied ; therefore, I hope my application (though late) will not De disregarded, for it will seem extremely hard it I us to be the only one debarred that privilege, especially now our legislature have thought good no longer to withhold it.—l remain, gen tlemen, your most obedient humble servant, WILLI/At Gansu. Castlethorpe Lodge, August 3rd, 18.50." Mr. Secedes proposed that notice be given to Lord Carrington that he should no longer have the right of shooting, and that the tenant be permitted to shoot the game down.—Mr. Marshall said that the general surmise wee that the gams had decreased.—Mr. Brogdea asked why the tenant should keep hares for Lord Carrington ?—Mr. Gresham said it would be setting a bad example to make the tenant keep hares for snort for other people.—Mr. Itudgaid s.ll it WAS diatom et that the tenant should be obliged to maintain gamo.—Mr. Marshall said it was not the esm, but there were a great many binla.—Mr. Rad gard laid a short time since Mr. Grimes, who was a good farmer, culled upon him, stated that he had no objection to preserve the birds; and as to these great men, he had no great faith in them. Yr. Grimes complained that the farm was made a preserve, and the town clerk would well recollect that the right of shooting over one of the (arms of the charity trust was let to Sir M. Cholmeley. He (Mr. Rudgard) and two other trustees were one day going ever a close of Mr. Hyphens's, the tenant, and Its remarked, " Harpham, why do you let your sheep get in and at up halt the turnips t" bat Mr. Harpham replied that the ravage was committed by the hares which cams oat of the preserves close by, and he begged that he might be allowed to destroy the game. Afterwards Sir M. Chohneley agreed to per him compensation, sad he paid 601. for the first year ; but the next year it was 701. or 801, and Sir Montague refused to that, and wrote to him (Mr. Rudgard) as chairman of t he Charity Trustees, an aneitil letter, because his harm were not allowed to at up the man's produce. Mr. Marshall said Lord Carrington had been at great expense to get up • heed of game, and it would be unjust to him to destrey it. He (Mr. Marshall) was one of the corporate committee who went over this farm, and m uddy there was no large number of hues. Mr. Gresham said the right of shooting only was Ist, bat Mr. 0 • r a-dthat thel °I" a = Te. 8° per • Allowed as to whether Mr. 0 should IIH. rental for liberty to 'hoot the Pus, Mr. eams, \ -, contending that he ought, and Mr. Gramm 14.2c.th.4vv. e g out th i r a ditaioir* See toted for rent he • Pr . have the liberty to destr a y tit:gam:a y Th e rent 7 outing vote in favou of the groped. . In , . 1 (I 1 I :