The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-11 00:00:00

Loicbbarit, icAsiot 11. j'enillusd to believe that the * of GS' bawle r ' sad" tot f t he Oaf of Cerpesteriarde not. as te the wi th of the 26th degree, a narrow nage divid cg b e c oast from a great itlandbriViat *amp{ beetimition of an elevated tahlerlia e :fhs a ftterity of which Las yet to be • , rem f o b tbis high tible land, ia the is is • has hitherto been explored, fall norilar i f to f ir is it °gird Carpestaria and the opposite, es 4 i s* th. y to , policasia; methane:it to the Media& ,gesg t h c mot depresatoo~ et which Lake Tomeibb..ebe ykable faun. Tog north of Lake Torreoprujd — the wo g or the 110th dee of Z. longitude. ell We are however disposed to believe that Warr. be northers table land betimes the Darliag.gud th e Gall o f csroentais siio he Mil to extend reeeeky the west coast, and AMR slo elevated tree, gi . fee nr mae breadth win Ims ihsil to ard( soeXib. liird from it a • tar as the east opposite A e sdo„ be of the Research. This, at least, is the are draw was the coarse of tbs. chaise .of Western Australia, from the Miervatioaa mid& gr. E 3 re it, his adventurous jos:nay aless i s saa t i o w, a nd tram the construction of the yogi by te;cbtarrlt, Mitchell, and Kennedy. t men the uwf of Carpentaria and the Geist east a spar of the °ethers table land exteade, grei4sl47 aartosilig as fir 1 . 1 Gips Torll4 Tl:.ls.tishea Alper, the hiltitat alawatiill4U di g „vervi Ja this oostiesat f seer a their pea* It; be hero sir. ady °barred, are gamed with perpetual pow bet. art. the 33th sad 37thilegnse or a. li c it n• dr.,' the coast restire, dell taot , ries mush :t.f DO fret I about the atat 4sereed let rem si d r h 1 , rise to 8,.i00 fri4 eili.speleedes time* tht :4'1,41.0 of the Gulf el Oarrenteris the rood u scan from 20 to $0 leagues afro.. William. in Australia Felix. basso *lovelies of tees, Tb. 1.1 4 1 n ground batmen the Murray • v icoma t' s 0.1 t sit %Ma is some pleats sa altitaale et *ha aw e than 2,300 leas ma* writ of n Golf there are bills of at least 2,000 het. B at weal of the *army the high lands ea the east are brehis sad strsgpeing. The corthern table land appears to attain as elevation of lietwees 2,000 sad 3,000 feat. G ris t pert of the basis dratted by the Blaney . is Ins then 2 1 0 fret above the seal the se award Lek* Tomes is loarcely dusted at d ZM il ore the level of the see. 1 • The &Lave between what is eslisiese met rasp sad the we varies from 60 to 140 lag* The Mita befog g and is billy sad intimated by revises. gh at o f Ise rivers How is their %nog miss parallel b the sea, to which they find their way, alter whist a oaks html at right wales, la direct chased. The eselcestati4e2 of tilt Wised olds of the ragas MW. The upprr psi ta of the alliwesta of the Many balm a n od fall; the far rester part of their auras is through • great *Wad depression, wLieb been a strikiag walogy to that Grassi the iJapisa ca sad Lau Aral. Few of he rivers are at all navigable size* by heats. In. , principal harbours of Australia an galls sad bey*. I.ks those of St. Inmost end Spencer, Part Western Port, sad Moreton Bay. Part Juk es% through as setnary, is one somewhat after the ems= of the Frith of Clyde; the river seetribatee but a swell potties of its waters. Thew ha.bours are generWy of easy seam One feature et the eastern mast of Australis must not be passed unto iced—the range of coral reefs called the Greet Barrier. which extend from Sandy Point to the coast of New Guinea. Within this barrier there is deep aid almost always maestl water. When the Northern pats of tl'o east meet are settled, the sate masting navigation within the Great Bonier will be of immense importance. Tue climate of Australia has been deemed norm key het stithost good cause. That portion of the i continent abide lies within the tropic* is so little keowe, that it would be nab to pronounce an opi sine respecting it. But it west be kept in mind that both to the south and to the north of the tropics, and immediately adjoining them, there is a broad belt or land remarkable for the dnmess of its atmo sphere. The no-rein of Egypt hes been fa mous sines the days of Herodotas ; the aridity of the west coast of America about the juno tin of the two C.,lifornies is notorious. Buenos Ayres is subject to successive years of drought; lad se is the Cape of Good Mope. The greater pert d extra tropical Alettalia is situated within the southern belt of &yam; add to this that the extremely low level of the great inland Iselin redeem meteorological phenomena akin to those disseved abort Lake Aral. The cycle which stems to bring about al ornately year, of continuous drought mid years of superebeedent moisture, would app is be limited bathe latitudes of the great inland plain. The drought. have not bees observed in Australia Felix ex in South Australia, nor do they seem to extend to the west coast. New England and the northern table tend appear in all yews to enjoy enoagh of moisture. There can be no doubt that throughout extra-tropical Austrelia the atmosphere is lees loaded with mois ture than in Europe ; but this only to an extent condoeive to health, not (except within the latitudes already mentioned) so as to prejudice vegetation at any time. And even in the very dry region th.• construction of tanks on a large scale, whey the erles otwet and dry years have been suffi ciently aseertsined, will enable the inhabitants to counteract anything prejudicial in this peculiar at mosphi ric ph, common. The vegetation of middle and southern Australia is very unlike that of any other known cosatry. A large rumor of the genera and some entire natural orders are abeolettle nekrown beyond the continent and the itl•nds immediately adjoining : Forests of nedypti, called gum trees by the coloetsts, prevail; many of the es trees are a hundred and fifty feet high, with a girth of from twenty-five to forty feet. Wild figs, tree-ferns, nettles of an arboreseent habit, hair branched casusenas, and myrtaesous trees with box like leaves, contribute to stamp the features of tie forest vegetation. Is general the colours of the forest strike the European eye at fit as dull wed sombre. The mousers of the htarior are choked ap with gigantic reeds. There acs ride swards of grasses, among which the Km woo grass, is the most *headset. It is, femme, • feature common to all the lateral grease of Am trak' that they grow in tufts with spaces of here round iotervt ning. The herbaceous flowers are emerroes and beautiful, bet utterly 'alike those of Say other country. Some of the woods ate well adored for hour,• std ship-building. Palms abound to the tortn sod pines to the south of the continent. The cereals of Earope hers been iatrodsosd with rest memos. The valleys have generally • straw soil si h a vireose vegetation, theergie the tope of the 11:1. and ridges an apt to be bare and barna. TN Weems of illawarra, New Castle, and Part Nes. lame os the east coot, of Australia Felix, cad Ulla de os the south see veserpamed. But the ereriaire •atunl pities, oalamembared by dense hews, and covered with sesealeat rums, have led • a more rapid extension of pasturage dim ef V‘ r L Scactui. OPIHATIOIL—A taw art lode a • migeo.i sowed N. CsISIONSU wet aolth Ye death la '•1 li• r foljrpajp, ansUallieell :-4,hleblieed bed era Ids 1 "• e ran et plasheream of eamalemble Mee, ehe Niter erne md appetneoe of whisk geoe him nub emeeyemile he ta re way Mapt,red his reseal hada. it apposes thee I/ bed waled, tram Omits *IN l• word m" i s il a t tab 'l l ' "mot beldam the pow& gemmed, Ma they deemed the nwpoembihty el perinatales ea operelles, is Wm pretabromee lay immeeklemly tow, or maillemma Oda roared. 'rim. and wee the me th eiseves pees- Dint. fsre.l is Nese app.iestioss, Campbell mild epos a mei 'gbh armee in Com:widow District, et Ha dote we have Mime is, 'be at in aerie* the egeselles. dew hull wenrauhrly 'sloshes{ the telliwg peon ;Le i = hems to th e hack shop of the yeast dear•• ale NM is•s realised; hit the ammo M bagala ili= arrobiele aa. died it cheat twelve leen 1 7 Eled tv death. The see. wee le the Istbetime, the dorm his hews 8114 is 111" r . t. ....e a 4 sosaiastionwillte view le hi(. essamitted at Ittel.—AOMA &WA Mee.. ~,EN, N weVil WITI POACIIITIL—A taw &ye dive ." * Neel. ems keeper se the Duke. Resbarelle. It tip emdl MU la wilt theee poesiers *pea the Make% had*, w biasiols Tbey Waled te leave as 2111•01 !ass .4.1..4 t oy ea, . m id sae of *see abet a Michalek ..' h ki. ses.ase, yid& sambas . the. pieked_vp. Ham% - i 'd 'al I .disa epee a peep, seadased es MN , tiwwi, t. — : " •" Wise le email stwebude et a sheet di lase, P l-14 19 made of two tbe do..'. leads. Ind west , 1. , t: • S.II es to Amble& The °di "...._ L "'"'• 114 0a maded up saw Owe sq ea • 1 ". —La Os made( m aim le *so tbey treat ill *dr ..1 'ad sir Of WM Freesia Ili gut eel Ind, whoa ',. ,ttet teak atom ea the posy. Santee than twraed to ',::. there Wag ea see to mit Mos. whoa Mee elm ' 1 " one And. hath et wide\ melt ant as the peer. _ma l'"ut , te me of the eamtkeeptee Immo He le bet WWII ~_4 l- 4 . 4. tat As puny has named a ovtahlmehle amebae of "" 441 milieu& sad siseelder.—JCsles Asa. el &alma* hailt Lawillamiptei to 4= i tbs "e t i ty know letter nod. semmitemi Banana opiate% lid 3 al gnat anal win smorwassav •Tho paean • asks* he lan witerdly teragriftkr • liatipaia • mates of gunk solieltaan and begin Ist 'kith piliapr-mitiLnith the .tiser mak& also is ad dealt Aar a met slatial et the lee Amen ationlearalm Wade it. - New, how . "an 411 17 diner Ilgaffire. Was frietyit asp an So naile!postsetios, Gai ai nosy =a •M km .tradie telse-IM *eachll , loi seinteds tof iseigterimlN keel, wee Arians* Wink gewriatiievima thinewlie now plealtkaltinitkas hen Negate alit is them. Fat imminh, mitisalbseim be satin medisteagait ferimerebunerbsse estesswe nemespal him toseppsieffis tad kii biseol believe, es- eseseal a groludiskt tiny tw admitted vow haw hte' taliseas des tabs fiat his nab, Aar alloviredt pineamb liar times Manus ebe Sal pftesentat nue wei Siistprisr, oil that the emit veiniest am tan sesseipmtbe meepies w beet or other. hewn.Hbat armed er their tame the poeudehd a kit mean ef eagisal. Ban vise limn are win relying epee a high for wheat.; ben tan these hems at bt rests, Um takes too sub lima for their sepi mid Susie garottes teal evenly a permanently issionne Sre grain. But by to the mom nuessesas alarmists us to be inn amain. tits of farms who owe their punt affinities to um west of are an Wended la Winn finis Bee too earesively, sags the society of see ' • Ittriffs none then • their. ewe, et, at all linen who femme 111111 . 101111 depsedent is nun an penal audios t.. they smalate as cal le et the pane ma Wins- the expesdinnw •et the wish% rasher they It by the surplus of a psi moue to Met the disleney of a hod on, off gpre• piste it to the impanel seldvation of their him Others swan are goad bantleg, sheen pad fellowship, melanin nu than is oo>cbeent with an sin empties I* salsas, withoei width few hewn noosed. Seib sin an usually keit romotioakta Or the other bud, the who devote themselves to business, who save ors judiciously is brain the prate obtained is a year, or whose moderate rate of living sea re them to pus through a bad NUM Nial Oat 13111111 nominalist:lm b are see Seely very isdifiseeut apt the 'abject ; they see eselorater • U sot we nn to free trade. And all ague that the expecta tion of ever reversing the bee trade policy le on &tautly Waning lees sad last I as ooseleced that in this district pretest'ss will it. keg Weans little more thee a natio& This, however, ia somewhe of a digression. Of ;li the traria as the net meat of Linoollehhe I obits& pose armed te equal in fertility that which lies along the seed sorthsrard from 80-ton, sal called the " Hess File TM soil through nimbus, Butterwick, Leman, Wrangle, Frisksey,Wainflaec, Sce coosiste in part of a rich dark loam of ems:lent mime, sad is part of very stiff bias slay. The former is of exabovent fertility, sad the latter, whoa well-dreamt and cultivated, fa extremely productive. This treat contains some of the richest remit pes ters lands in the kingdom, which have bees termed " the glory of Lisecilashiro." The sail of the bast pastime is a black mould, hoist a sae of vegetable particles. The occupiers of this dm tract are gene- rally mis of coasiderabie wends, sassy of them own ing the extensive sad valuable farms they occupy. Nur am these Mess he mem gal without large capi tals, the stork kept upon ;them alms amatituting a very meeiderable item. , l et *lst b last, divines= m lee Wept in a immelent end PP41141110... Pee Maniac% from some .fhotka. yeatams: the eauf fell 'A UM saltiv MI their ewe we eat thee awl a -yew old a<da nest yew Mile the two * the !their , M. W& ae ego his W AD ii*these thaw eugaielly said, am a jobber le Mho es mielint The 441- AO • pastime* Is eciaddetiterith, great never 'cimiretbaied, sad ere per .awe hy the various 411001111110111 .111NOile e 1 hiding the cars. Ihre4efla et grass set fed ea dr* ilirrlreAlet t irea es rough hey fa the erver J n winter. Mow kite beide amay alto tat on the pinion WI tied Salle. Salle. Meet of es save are Jay Wig allowed is .rue with .4he 4•11111• he *tea Ihz ie s:' Wismeill sod pun 4plistar s s where, h they maw Own I ntu• p tt SW! Stoo4 recover. An is Una to the row; mot cow is this nag isimeleg tea ashes to a ease. In the winter , illietesets ors hype fa and bbd ea straw itela 4 lbs. to 6 !beef olfeab per bead a day, ac. ' to age. The beasts of different ages are, of kept separately. The yards ere wide saw far two reamos first, Woe is of en aline dense of straw, that it thought the aid of the winter Ida is vegaisitelo andel the cattle in making it into ape : aod seiraelly, es the MAL are all to be turned oat to pasture is the was when the weather is often very ookl, every ellettlo madi to harden them to the variations of tempo aura. I de net think this the way best system of breeding Mid thaw cattle. but it is perhet se a system of ihniagenseat applicable to what may be called natural iggesleg, in oontraillatinctiou to house feeding. Pro bablythere is no way in which so mach meat weld Meshed ea the same extent of lead with so little =- pow if labour; and in this district labour is mew whet Name and deer. Until lately, 1 Ss. a week *Mei the ordinary rate of wire for ham labourers, but Let wittier 10e. a week were mere geaerally gleam Thearshie lead prodeeee very lugs mope dirtiest end Wu, the only drawberk being an aseuional temAsiey'te mildew in the wheat. Oa Mr. Swain's farm I4riewysd very little mildew, but ea some Zelda in this Wad of lend there woe wheat leak" Meek sad diesMoared, and of little vales; and the injury seemed capricious, for oftes on one aide of the road would be a coup of wheat dadroyed by mildew, while ea the oppomte aide wee another little, if at all, affected. Noe could I amoebae that there were dif- Aimee' of mil or amaegement eadleieetto essemet the the different state of the crepe. A striking charsoteristio throughout this district the extreme neatness of the farms, the homesteads, and the cottages. All the hedges are trimmed, all the farm bedding*, the gates, and se faith, are in good order ; all the gardens alike of the farm houses and the oottages are well cultivated, both woefully and ornamentally, for I did not see even the smallest Gauge without its tidy Bowes border or trim grim pint; sad all the deers, window frame, and palings look as if to paint formed one of the main weep!. Lions of the inhabitants. Timm is throughout an air Of comfort and industry which contrasts very favour ably with most of our agricultural districts. I after wards found the some pleasing aspect is the bill districts of this county. A MIDLAND COUNTIES FARMER. VIZ MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. Barr. 10. The seelvellili the Messau from New York, with news that ONO* YU tllpels is the sit see, bed the abet of atedebtsi ised g mime sad malaise- Urea, lot 0 wee bet Neils to do buboes, sod eye arboop has a very dull sad die - . anoreibit eplulersoos The Mffill iasi V a s sis s the Limpsel and liancbtatar Railway - Wimp hue billed, as was supposed, by =Vs afgh a rain over his legs, boa sue bus identitiod fries& It was Kr. Jobs Past, Weedy la a reepelsW pssidesed lila. bat latterly he had been yeah relasid einswatessee, and there ts too mach moon to fur that he had sewer deetractioa. Two arqsaintaress had not Wm es fierwling, wbea he ezhildted duo wily 'kilns, he bad lob obeenlos to then. "This is the last of the llohiesaa." Thee was is dime widens., how ever, addard tir impost bid has erring to tees in what way he got epos the Mao, ear by what teals he was run dotes. Ills forstarke wen erstrable for about ten yards aloe' one of the lines In the dicta:lon towards the plies when his body was foist The unfortunate gentle nu wee shoat misty years et iv. A Mr. Frederick Oilver Boollaue, essildsatial *leek in the employ of Munn. Deist sad Co., ntersaants. Liverpool, who had abescoded, whims with him • late ear of nose, 1 rweive has bees appreended through as I agonies@ de doe of the head et detuthe (Mr. boyish), at Bireolaskaa. Enedinsen had been erased to illeareester, but theta de in et Else ere was scargiently platted in Kr- &mirk% beads, who, beerabig that We ffestlasisa had pail hie addroriew to • lady is the sei•b bolohood, visited her with a mite to veakisp topiaries con eeralas Rawliseon's present essosehatmet floe nfneed tar • Out time to snake say disallows, bat at length said be bad ems to Loodos, sad had attenspeni to persuade hes to nernapsay hint. A erste! wet Owed wpm the hones when the lady midis, and as a latter wit delivered to her sem woralag, the Polies *Meer on watt& (lospsator Nuns) hubs( moss to Udine it night be furs Sawlires, directly it was pissed is her bands Cesar ded to we it. It ww yielded up, and was is tbe following words : •• Birmingham, Friday Aftersoos.—My dear Margaret,— I arrived hare this swain about 10 o'clock quite hearty and well. I have been wishing all day you had been with as, as I was gaits by wadi anti eeyktely lost. Perhaps you will eons by the quarter-past Sea train to-sorrow, sad I shall nut von at the Oaths as arrival here. Should, however, we sake each other, whitis not at all likely this take • cab and tell tbe rata to drive &est to the Meg Edward Par. de, Birmingham (de set forget), and negro tilt I toy., es I have been sesppleg three rase I have bees Isom Do sot, Nee liergeset, fume the amities I gave yen sus Wo ng Mansharee, set to ma embody where yen are plug, or awn lam at present. It yoa eager* sere by the mar its the as oruleg, this yen - ssast set fail at night. Is both ores I Ora be at the stades. I *rut you will wake this MS JIMA* I write in a great harry. " Will yea be geed are& to pest the uselesed, ad ob lige. Now fermi, usta I have the plume of suing you esfe.—Yours, ever ibiltfally sad aiketionately. FONDS 11101C.—MiSs dafford."—Tbe result wee that We eafortuate lover, Whir the train reehed Birmingham, leered of alesOng his "dear Margaret" is twos, was astinuided be nod WWI is the beads of a pollee his obey, at whiles elbow was Mr. Donal, one of hate enaployins. Mosey wee found yes him to the tawast of 3121 Os., and other saw *Mel be had resitotly lust and otherwise disposed of to duo mama of susly OM wen reourred, raking, it is eggested. all that he had taken. An opportunity I bad of visiting the farm of Mr. Charier Swain, at Wrangle, under favourable circum stances, 'alibied me to learn in some detail the system of masagenteut permed oa this fertile tract. Mr. Swain ecespres about see thousand aeres of land, of which about two busdrod acne are his own. The rest mulcts of two Erma beide( different landlords at IS average rent of two piner the acre. The &airl ess and other local taxa are high, with the exception of poor rates, which here, as through out the district, are moderate. As an in shore of the spirit with which this gentleman delis with the property he occupies, I may mes as. that be has almost rebuilt the dwelling-hare, mil has jest added to it an excellent drawing-room. About ens-kurth of the firm ccasiett of line feeding pasture hod, the rest is arable. Great latitude as regoodarotatisa et crops is takes, but whatever the Noes pooh, high and frequent manuring is adapted. The Mowing is the shift wording to "gob Mr. Swale hems some part of his amigo land. Turnips an sows with beam and sulphuric acid, and hi off with she*, some of which are breeding eves semi ethers bilks steak, bat chiefly the former, as the team Weep see mealy fattened on the pastures. The road Is then Shed, and insured for a crop if potatoes, whisk :amain salaam is followed by wheat. Then the is again ensnared for beano which are followed by wheat; seeds are sown stooge; the wheat, and are fed foe two yeses. Then canes a crop of oats, followed spin by wheat. Cabbages and marigold-worzvl are grows for the rams, of which Mr. Swain a weep and very pumas fel breeder. His ordinary stock of sheep is one thousand, all the large breed of long woolled Lincoln.. At this time him rams were being prepared for letting, which consists in a little trimming add squiring of the wool, jest se a bores-dealer pets a nevely-b3ught foar-yerar-old into shape. The rams to be let were eighty in number= and for sire, symmetry, aid weight of fleas, I sever bibte saw anything to equal them. Of cause they wets all somewhat too fat for week, bat after the *dig :=likff be reheard beano ties, which dose not 161 the beginning of October. The "stein seam letting is one, I sank I should not think satisfactory; it takes by auction, and 1 1 11 1/ Cpsys the prim of the Wag the following jar. be ram hind being sent bask be the owner WWI tam free the ewes hi November or December. Am mlight be wweeted, a Large assail of book Mattis the see* of tics plan ; and I ua ratildied that the fine Mims have is with bock Mb, either given se sesime derail, the more tdoey will be the see& of their ran badness. I as readily soder demi that the ram breeder may be swilling to sell eat sad eat same of his bast =es at t very high priors, and that Il h g e Ming . the &Amster obtains a fret male, at a amaparatively small seat, and so far the system is psi ; bat why should net the prise be paid whoa the sisal is hind Some breeders, I andentand, are se little added with Me Whig system that they has moped ram sales instead of le, tinge. There is. hearever, essiderable orsapWUos la this trade. and I =ppm that until a bree bass long-established memezies he would find it Mb& M Weak through the paledee of giving audit AN*, Walls set kept as rum ere bald as as weds, am4esiCelf ht at two yams WI two yams and a kW m. The draft ewes we aloe thd elbee their Wale have has weaned, o me ga s bsagaig af We, All them Ass= f l ossed aa fhe rns s ad all the 'heap era ultimately mold of fat. By this sews Ur. Swain has hie breeding ewes, him lambs, his realist sass sad his two-year-old welhers always by him, Willie his rams; the twegyawsdd wahine Wag put on thepastares to bed meg/ beg elelog as th e gem is ready, sad are aid lala draft ewes are ready to be isa. TN fin. year-old with.., whoa fat, weigh hen Ma vie 401tu per quarter. and they Wait lec i radt, of lima meat. They will Mei AL 181 b.. of wool ash. Ia thewilMifelitr.Blllll2 or rears all hie owa lmlisalsaftrWt he las gin , to SO every year. The heads as fear sad a is years old when said. Ifs te keep up the Nip ply, there ere arse Ise ewe, all wail bred hares—twemtydee dee ix thirty weaning calves, twenty- Are yearling steers, twenty-Are two-year ells,. twee-, 'rive thtto-frar olds, sad twenty -Aye four and as.- year old ems If the fell suss, of calms are not bred, a few are bought sad Wand to complete the. AMMO? ON MIN Limp counts RAILWAY. Oa Newday as the !rata boa Lewin Ise isaild. AAA Ws Shotediwit at 10It. On. a... awed •Wm smalass as. the Ballad statics, through awn wdawereiretweat el the driver. who aegteetad le shut A As Ass is OA w seeeli its proves' at some SI es . 300 nab, at "Wei Osseo two is tiellindea the Wish are *- listed, on skiwais tint morn& lirinti it was Amidst with UM selves seasesesasse Sea ailed ban WA saddpled. llMlVi s pi by Its aashseked saosaustaw, swept ea, wed is seated with the safety bubo at Os wilsesky et shed, tweet Wes dews, tesils tisk seweln seatlnitisa. TM Ara wee. et 111011210. swim% mg we perssmeir that twelve pesesegers were IMMO Of Ire 11161111111, owe essio'we gentlemen lie I. a weerdeas Mts. The went Sas* mashed, wad tha Male swop- awe merely ta per m. awl - Theowall awl Imo& bud leaped illSlllll enteritis. WOO VIOL la *MN the bead sad hew Oa W trawSIAIX Ihteltputes to Knees* driver was sad •ea visits ta take Aerie et Ant sties by Ay to the Edwina's. We itstellits. istiset W aw rag ay bein lhrowitg &weed before sentai le the plell easwes, wa. les dna h tha shed, eart • ellorsble peaks e/ la NNW ad. Tag &rims oil Tax '8,01121f Commis Baa -1 wait. —At she /ewe Bea, Ceielwarsr, ea Keeley. a &up et result was wohnot by Jimmilsisp, .iimma I. is terries et the looters 4)euaelee Railway Oaday. sailed Otero Bane. a lawasa tereestly *same soar pay. It erintst MA bah t wit ilihstaat won maw 'be swabs it bawls seat la their vadraw ties te the railway beasts shad dais see; sad sabersuady the weaplabwat (who had bees twelve yews espied strie tee 'Away) vs tie sistier • NAN dwas dpi l e. l o ll , = swills tilEsself wiassest la kM It waist the Weplessare et die EASksti 'As set . I= Albirs" lasorbese suer a& lei * aE I about wit Oen wise bis la the fess welt 1111, whisk has dm . mai amplahosd a. 1W =VI" the risme 46•, awl 41111 w samosa ila . would Ir redo j os Ow Goma, Hasse et Oweastisa. lot II days. t paid the mean. —lspreisb ED IMMIDIA1111111.0a1r411: MAU* I dismissive an round fa the farm-yard af Mr. NOW. laiddwiree, Rathwalea-beNra ma beer dielking sad /sa=fe= the regrew et the . a e meant of damp mid them. The rigida el die disaster hi bardol Or —Okapis D.. 4 1124. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY :WE (SEPTEMBER t Al, lOU. CDt eptirt• . igregater Baron & Bahamas, the Ehndith st IA Aiwa& Laid Illimadi t bommowdenalia s =l;l& = se r artlyhd as Ctoelhilkelif it is• Ikapallassl Oho Gomm, cl Canada, and also Ram me fipmenwo of thy bin.. BartioLmorma selaske, peeetenollll4Bl6o l 4*, et ehe Ced•OK-Nies• Visa bet alsbn this*. Dolman-craw, Sm. Io.—The Qassa le a ben pipe& to give enders for the w4aftaist of Botret rai dZelha Jacob, et tie Bombay Az, le be as °Massy meter of the Winery Divides of the Thltd Gm. eft Clempasim a uno Km Ihmaxabla Ovine at the lOC 1 THE HALIFAX TRANSATLANTIC MAIL& The Lords of the Admiralty' have directed that besesferth las British and North Amnia= Rval Yeil itisaiattips, rag holism& Liverpost sad New Toth, thati seem eaWaj at Halifax ea thek outward sad lt.tato ward Pens( s - Tr. 40, 1bPalles ilsj_lias betimes Liver pool aid Bathos will thatiathie eel{ at both sat aad aims ' as mut • MUSIC. OLOUCWITER MUSICAL riIaTIVAL. OLOUCESTIR, Tnesere. The Wax of visitant into the old city this minting has been sugually great. The settled state of the weather has se doebt menthes' vastly to this remit, sad the cos mamma is that tickets are mown beeemieg mane. Yesterday synths the re of the mien seis took place, an esaniedmitbent ts• o'cialk gom. Maks Son tag en mallag her sprints" In tin egehmlea was warmly received. bke rehearsed a considerable gins el her soap, sad wag is baits vein The rebated was esedsted pan line., VI IP .‘ Übss oo=l, l4l6l". . mill . lis t! • sew Pend nag both at the . assang sad ening , gad it was esigetell . ea Sit ocenieli by the s;theeiral was the gnat eigmee of annals this morning. It is a noble building. The greet busy ei the sitarist masists ia Its lightness eel the fifth din same el its areamental earviags. TS wen SS a beautiful and inposbv appeareace, aid tastes. he. ead see of the most complete spechans of eade tseNlaetsn la ries world. The cathedral is 42l feet le ag by 144 bend ; the nave, 171 feat by 84 lest; the (Moir, 140 het by 34 least ; the transept., sin 64 loot by 43 fest ; tower, 226 Lest high ; Lady Chu 90 feet by 23 Get, sa d 47 fist To - dare os perfornan of sacred soil whit the .td familiar overture " Either" At 1l es' mina the 1111011. drat was already just conveniently MIA • menthemes Seem of arrivals sired Is for nearly half as Mslaaa r, gad than made up • 'segregation quite us Mil for a firm tuning at Oleesester festival, mid allforing, it is hoped, a kithful nog of the success which is tot ellow. atolls for the Skop tad Sin had been conveniently placed in the save, and the elergy occupied their customary relative poss. doss. Toe bishop's throne was placed in the "entre of the nave against mie of the pilhrs dividiog It from the south sigh; and the readiardesk was serer the arnestra, the pulpit being opposite to it. The saes espied temporary stalls asar the toot oldie western gallery. Prayers wen Suited by the Bev. S. Biat,i canon of the cathedral, and the le as were reed by the Bev. Canoe Lumensiee, precentor of the cathedral. The piss and spouses Slowing the Lord's Prayer after the absolution were completely maned in their diet by the se of the organ as an aceompenimeat. This was a bed beginning, but in the subsequent patens of the wins the instrument in question wag aismatieued, end then Tallies splendid vocal harmonies were wonderfully brought eet. The " greed" cheat was used fur the psalm.; the mend, being a penitent psalm, the minor key wee wed. " The Dominion" Ti Daum was an avenge por= The solo parts ware taken by Miss Williams, Niles dad Messrs. Lockey, Phillips, Lawler, and Bony. Ile. Lawler, we believe, is from Exeter Hall; he has • poi even bees voice, flexible la quality sad respectably massed. Both he sod Mr. B shy made their ' first appeeraace" at these festivals to-day. Mr. Busby is • 'minter team from Westminster Abbey. kits vein Is of smooth ead nee guilty, but by no sans strong. He took the mule elicited in the books to MS Dolby, who said to he sawed. Mr. Phillips sen isd h shan is of the Ti Des with nen lent tame sod deep feeling. His sole " Thou art St King of Glory," was beautifully given, saw i Mr. Harper's trumpet obligate was deliciously silvery sad tsse. Tao Jubilate was Handers—that "unposed he the pew of Unrest—sad was will roadand as the whole. Mr. Hereby had the opening solo, sad get Sough it very oredi tably. He evidently bad to feel his way. 1 tee chorus, " 0 i e . T a r tag i ma is br i li led a vs l e. by the sour tense. re ie Dr. , satin morning ppssrrfarmaseMslessss at three o'clock with Headeel'e seraaasfas shim& m au Zig shell nine." The sorsa wee pliN earn vi the Memersom Selwyn, who eloquently advocated the Mee of the &mks I. aid or which these festivals wen This evealag's 111•111111 6 1t4mpaisa, will be • bumper. CITY COlOnSoloWilso or 13sna.—Yeeterday the essaimensen warbled in the Gaildball • Mr. Deputy Pease& la the Stair. The lambus reported most favour ably of the sate of the various districts. Bose oompulsory °M ors wale nosed in cases in whisk there appeared to be as active divinities to remove canals atimaes. A otetplaiat was made by a geodes= avian the continuos for the works of the New Central Committees' Gas Csepel. He stated that a bole is be pavement we left open, into which the coreplelseat was war patting bat bet one night. He represented too, that several pintos had hese is the saute prediessent, but that they had previdestially seeped. The aster was reared to the Camelia*, of Views. It was at the ease time, stated that &The whole of the prodigious operations, nobody had been ared by any acsitleot minor Iron the rapid evolutions of weds's., swept a poor mast, who had but little rears to regret the ocean. see. Mr. Sims, the sudical gear of health, said he had no mist to sake to the court, but that the malts, condition KIM City was good and that there were no oases of &okra. (iar, beet) The ;sent then adiessed. SIATIONAL FAIMIOLD LAND SOCIIITY.—Two how abbe have just bees perehased by Ws misty. The Ist cassists of nearly 70 awes, in the village of Prop, tram the Croyies • railway. The mead le la west flimsy, and is.. taus about sae hundred acres, met ploisaletly situated es the South Westin Railway, close to the Gabbling swim Beth these estates are adapted fog villa rettideeses, ad will be divided Into allonnats sufleiestly large, sot ealy te ewe far the right of voting, but as are adapted to the reepestive seljjklieurbeeds, end to the waste • huge eke of the unabsre of the society. MAMMY Rf i0a21.-494 mob; a Whirs ea die simielivatios et the Own of wee Mimed is thslielemdes' Institute. ara =6_Lander the aspirant the Awe& .3. WileuS it :he lesemardlialuiceil Nespes MOGI Mown the ammilmisimest to the item =Ws saes the defer sad poems te• teal ere Susie* M. Rees im a seers i f e ttille Al a il it li t Kasten, 11D by writ laadsal a we Nevesely skid up for debt, tea, et twelve sus bastes peat source of blip we. tat preadoe elate meat smailei se meal pencils perdue looolis, the bequeed abatemsale email by the &she of melba led * 64 siesta b ids sod mowers assequat apes the won of • bilis& The mew rules and orders Mead *MI Mod to dime by lord eheaeallors, be sostaided, Mesta so sgeelbee tige. liaaeroas losteeeee were cited if the worlds, of fee erten, end it was seined that at the proem Use ths t. time of the Wan is cote prise algae—the Qom% asseatelL Is 24, who have beta Seatemelel lie pinkie ragtag tem 1 te 33 yews without say Rope ed mere. The meet had now 100,000,0007 tterlias caller IN juddl► dos, sad es eery sea wee bible, by tie mares embleet. to be besselit wlthla las mashie, Is behoved aB SM. la MN SIIMOBIIIt bhp stele le s blewhig baud of seaseeter Imlay. • imehelea ellembii the aeeuully el YAM Is Meerut wee pared. MORTALITY ON BOAID Hs KAMM% EMI Tames—Oat of the whole simplosest d her Mir jewels *Sp Teresa, Clessautsder Lard H. Rawl „ was mesa, is 144 afar* and UM, so less this 34 did bass be., mod eat, 32 eat of the whole Grew amp= Fear if the midshipmen of the Tweed bed falai Whoa we remember the swag pit& belies that wage Ni els' wham the most ef Africa fever welly ezfiesiehZ a he sew el the 111-lated Eclair, eiess- seep, and Ihe Washy Nat Belt plese, we are surprised at the apathy of the public and the admiralty with teapots Is Ile Tweed. If a ample of series were to die d mattby at r Wisteria er Periemosth, we should have the up Is arms, sad NU was daring the mods we Mesta ham makes esmialttese Musky deity peeps* sad .11111111a011e spiels peurenoed, bops Me type, sal MSS. bated away is all mist meshes If piellemest t bet here we dad se Mm than 36 eaten eat sea of est el her Maleetre ebipe—w oearly ess-bortb of the wake Ws t, rf=4: aiss oo==. i rpetby w el te seelal WWl' Yaw blew of baba of we the may sewsts, with the Mew of meemelalei If tie* aims sod mea were the SSW of Warta totality, sr ta="ea die pad of them the lad the eciessed of fir Ike atediseitgestaesserd them/ass.—United Mtlifire.— United Hawk* laseefie. — Tan nip= B=mi-nteset. Li Piao•ll.—llts Prima meref-dar maser La IL _eseammilM by De blestagerm with strived la riaterla ed mak Ms a Walt, tar the puma eldahles as Mead to drpswwss WM have rasa be tide esublimbt insie and rasa as t We modest at the Tama lasamee. The Nathan Amapa aides that the Pda t iojed for Boramor a Tway shames, eedike_esse ape et the Trash deputation peed iamb Wiak by on roma to Thom. yin the mama apeman Oa OtleasP 1 81:., 148 " .1"81 . sad mated istelaite ape. They have y been at the ',lasi* stains am We email oleekehele Ow! Imm playa selleist lawastlen b eati* Vasa that all the annulate wade by the Bei lab esd the Iketa tia WM and liabanan dem par u A Wow 0. tat ll =ool polio , end, a Lou dap deft, a Mame Sttatlmilam area petand wawa $ normal& Welds, peep viewee. amid Bridget Lotus penman by the Dashes, of Lea. tram _Deals that mers. The rereadity of Ma deem aderad mar dad. sad as an eza=laatien it was lona that woes Meddles. aontaniai la galena and • east a whiskey. were oca soda aressil her ream TM prisms ree adored to pay 101., or to default bt be larlawed. AIM :tr eat ' . ..P.P49: 1 1 11 I Ze s sipstione , Rtirli4 c i . dig ui :r,:t . : 411111 44114 .hishipi • - A *". 13cieros, sari,. INV wiwsnsi g T " lth es. orror-..witstbrr o i:A bo w s - Ai l win el iy left Clajt , " l4.l i in i ap . halt :Vit a& A * :n a t t a : -11,44 th,,,,„; --- " -- --,, b 7z,„„,,,,,„, e ,,,; „lops la swwwwiiwi r lhose llsill—alli vere. l6ld ' ar tr o j: iebbm il" Mn Mb the lifth 4.lll9•Pteldiatllo 1 1 1 . ha "' eas tin sixtiveihest, WOW whisk. thr is 14001 M• ..aced with Waned. I wee swims W leen bow kw* far the seeespissosilississtile leads Lhiss.hoossusisa - SPORTING. RADCLIFFE RACEIL—IEMIDAT. Hatton Pam emus of 6 sova wit sad 26 Wiled. The siesed torn Metals.. Oas oda (4 sato.) Mr. msfai.vo•urts. 3 yt , . Mt we ,• ----.....(T. Dodd) 3 Mr. 6.341.1th's flosaass. I re , to 55........... .... ..... . I Mr. asides aglow, 4 yes, is 121% Mr. Mots Lady away, 1 yea Ist 6 tis 4 se Malty, woo area easy by tbrs• boobs. Two lIA IIFOLD STAMM of 6 sow. sob, sad 30 added. Tko owed to saes his mks. Ttworipartoso of • mar. (6 sobs M.M. G. fistastslialsms m t ann — .84 Alb ... Mal* I 1 Ptitiosse s io Ws Mr. aurwarts 110 Mb Mr. lassets N. 1.. 6to sea Madams Women. Woo easy by throe tread's. Wtheom Cue of 1004, .dad to a haiiiisap of 14 ors. sate, 10 ft, sad 6 may if dedarod. The...end to saes his auks. Two uflitised a di.. On eats., 11 dealsrod.) Mt. Malts Cludhasdar 4yr ME Mb. (I. Haw)) 1 Mr. Osaarats lady *4 yrs, rat nb......... --(Abdo* I Mr. Orabst4 Maio aye, 3•11111 —...........(Miatt 3 Mr. M es Osaisd MO. 4 yrs, hag. ......... ........(Esse 4 Mr. !Madm en Se Mr. (I.o.4sess II 3 yrs, Ss Mb.. ( O«+. 11 sto 4 us nisithsr, 2 r... 1 sot Mads — Safs, 6to agst Alp, 7 to I sgst Lady Bylda, sad 8 to 1 mist Ostend Salo. Woo okverly by lal/441 ports of • length ; Lady Hylds bas ks' Wads la's by 4 lay*. Ths pap was good thregmbast. Maws. Pun of 284addsd to • strospstakto of 3 sou. sash, lb. wood to am hi. stab., oats all* and a ball (7 subs.), was wog la fora heats by Yr. Drbsoa's b f by Jerry, 8 ye, Est 10Ib (Deborah), bootleg Mr. 0 west's Cezueript, 3 yrs, 7.1, Mr. Peatee's Mepulss, 5 yrs,l34 81b, sad four other., after airs rase. LICHFIELD RACES-110011AT. PHODI7Oa swiss of 10 soca. such sad 20 added. Os{ ails sad a quastor. (12 subs ) Mr. Towlw's Jack Wisp (Whiteloole) 1 Mr. Mixes Modenina... „ Mr. Ooptiald's Late of tladarley EITAPPOZDeIIiia bruits of 16 woo. as*, 10 ft, awl 6 ealy if declared, with 60 added ; the &woad to ease hieetaks I Miles. (91 gab., 14 of when desisted.) • Mr. Oopolaad's Osadleatok, $ yrs, Oat 1310. (.harp) I Mr. almezeo Doubt. 4 pa, Mt 1110 ........ .....(Vflateboae) Mr. Hatk..sh Macats,ll yrs, 64 1111. lads. Pagot ad Dm Jam, 4 yrs Mt 71a. 4 Two INAS OLD STASIS of 10 son. each sad 60 added. Last half wile. (8 gabs.) Mr. Thillipes La lobe (Marlow) 1 Mr. towlesi Damper LIONIIII.LD dratted of 10 sow. each and 26 added. One Idle and a half. - - —. lir. I. Defs Oolowywthos, 11 rs, 7st 713 (Gams) 1 Mr. Yon*, oft It a by Jested, 3 yrs, 7st Yr. Thomyssa's Atopos 3 yrs, tit Mb 3 Two calm DA. CRI(`ICHT. V. TWENTY OF BRAD -Sm. 9. Past laelcp.) 1. Ingle, a b Milyir l4 Bankart, Eq., b Mayas— 0 kw% b 1161yar M. durst, lA.. b fia3Vogall 3 U. dam. Sag, a aVA b UL Load. , Dot out 7 Hepwartl4 ran oat 0 bliarliasen 0 64164.'1 Total lOl I GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAIL WAY (IRRLAND The half-yearly moral Iseetiog of this company we. held at the umlauts Dablih, on Mond.; Sir EDWD. McDornrata, chairman of the complay, presiding. The following was the lace material portion of the direc tam' repair, wbial was of a highly satirfactory character : The grim trains reeeipts for the half year hero boon 103,403 i. Ns. 34., sad, es compared with 93.7451. 61. for the previews half year, show sa inaeaes of 6,7631. 10. 3d. nit totemic arise. shied, is the pawing,: traffic, and is mainly sitsibataWs to Ms Amiss whish were made eight swaths ago in Ms fares. The number of poolroom ma 'eyed has not materially increased, whet compared with tat tiorreepondiag period of lest year, although As as»m medation and fecilities, mom especially to third elms per sonsen, have been greatly eatanded. " The rewire from cattle ham elm steadily Improved, but the Roods' traffic don not show so famsratils a result. The continued Inactive state of the towhee°, of the siountry, and the violent sompetitisa by anal sod sum- beat oarriags have operated against it; but this state of things *mot be of long duration, sad with a bosotilel harvest the directors look forward with soatfidence to a hive and conaidemblo increase In this branch of reven ue. " The malt of the entire traffic, however, under all eroumstanees, very encouraging; and the directors are en ' &bled, out of the net earnings for the half year, and after the payment el interest on th e Debeatore Debt and Pr e f e r e ntial Stock, to reformatted a dividend of 16e. per share, being at the rate of three moat. per annum oa the subscribed capi tal, leaving a Warta of 4,6301. 45..5d. to be carried to the neat half-year's amount; and it is ratiatactory to them to state that eines the making up of the aeoonate to the 30th June there has been a farther increase in the receipts of up wards of 3601. per week. " The direoton are now giving their ancient attention to the closing of all accounts with their contractors ; and they fully expect to be able, at their neat half yearly meeting, to patient a closed capital amoun , se far as regards the main line from Dublin to Kilberry.~ with their subscriptiee to the branch from Carlow to Kilkenny, which is intended to be opened foe public traffic during the month of October nett. There will then only remain to he completed the tunnel from Kilharey to the River Lee, a distance of little more than a seile,". Sir John Maclshil, the engineer of the company, in his report, stated : " I sin happy to be enabled to report that the works on the whole of the line from Dur;in to Cork, sad on the breach to Carlow, are in a very peclect Eat.. ; the permanent way is in excellent order, and the embinkments and raseonry sound and firm. The qaicks are much im proved along the line, and in a short time will firm a secure .od permeate' knee. The station houses are well atteeded to, the platforms are well gravelled and neatly kept, and the whole appearance of the lime is most creditable to the officers and parties employed upon it." After some dimension the motion for the adoption of the report was carried, and a dividend of 16e. en each or.ginal share (or 3 per cent. per menus) was declared. The meeting war then made specisl, and as forfeiture or 76 shares in urear of cal:s was confirmed. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAT.—Tne following letter has been addressed to the proprietors of the South Eastern Railway Company calling the gen• real met tine of shareholders; " Grad emen,—At the., ecial general meeting of the company held on the 15th ult the following resolution. were passed : Pin,—That the holden of the consolidated South Eastern Railway No. 3 stock, tommonly known, before their conver sion into stock, as the No. 3 shares of this compauy, be ad mitted to a participation In all dividends to be hereafter de clared of profits of the undertaking, including t . ..c dividend for the half-yi ar ending on the 31st of July. 18.50. Second, That the holden of the Consolidated South Eastern Railway No. 4 stock, oommorly known, before their convinion Into Meek, ea the No. 4 shun of this company, be admitted to • partici/onion in all dividends to be II fter de sisted of profits of the undertaking, Including the divi dend for the hal.. year ending on the 31st of July, 1850. The directors convened that motion, and proposed the ?c -abala. then adopted, under the advice of Sir Fi'sroy ReSy, Mr. Roundell Palmer, Mr. C. Hogging, and Mr. 11. A. Merewether ' whose opinion woo recited in the directors' repot to you of the 2nd August last; and, acting under the same educe, a special general meeting of the company is called for the 19th instant, to precede the halryearly general meeting on that day, for the pu'pote of maiming, if the company see fit, the reviutions, passed on the 15th of Ah erne', admitting the holders of the No. 3 end No. 4 shares to dividend f v the last balf•yeer and to all future dividends. And the directors will, at the half-yearly general mating, which will follow the special meeting, propose a evolution deelaring a dividend on the whole capital stock of the com pany, including the No. 3 and 4 stocks, at the rate of 3 per emu. per annum. The italtyearly accounts and balance shut were placed in the heads of the auditors en the 4th int., and will be circulated with the directors report in a few days. — (Sigusdl JAIIIIII 111.0011ZOOR. Chairman. DIRECT MID-KENT RAlLWAY.—Meetings of the landowners and inhabitants, at which were present the Mar quis Camden, Bari Stanhope, Lords Amherst, Mahon, and other., have been held at Canterbury and Sevenoaks, with the view of making rreliminazy arrangements for another epplication to parliament for a direct line through Mid Kent to Maidstone and through North Kent to Dover. Resolutions were passed to the effect that there should be a general conference of the landowners, who should appoint trustees to he promoters of the measure ea epublic road or highway. . ORLEANS, TOURS, AND BORDEAUX RAILWAY. The French government have amended the original conces sions granted to this company. The original lease, which wen 27 years 278 days, ha been extended to fifty year., to data as before from the entire completion of the double line from Orleans to Bord. aux, which will be effected in about et: years from the present time. The great advantage ari sing from this augmented tam is a reduction of 1 1.10 per mt is the licking fund, and a consequent increase of divi dend to that extent. The company u permitted to lay a single line of rail' en the remaining sections from TOUTS to Bordeaux, three years being snowed for the addition of the second line to each respecive section ' as may be thought meat advutageone to the company. The effect of this clause will be to spread over a period of six years one-half the re mising alit, while the last payment may be delayed for Me years from the present time. The opening of the notion from Angouleme to Libourne is postponed until the empletim of the line from Lthourrie to Borates:. By this concession the company is spared the :loss of working an isolated portion of the line, which by the new ar rangement will not be opened until all the remaining sec tions are nearly ready for traffic. The French government, in agreeing to these modifications, have impanel some new tor claim on the company. It maybe remembered that the state undertook the conetreetion of this railway, leaving to the company only the laying of the rile and the supplying ref the rolling stock. By the new arrant 'slant, the stations on the line have been adde d to the c mpsny's charge. The maximum of this outlay will be 4,000,0001. (160,0001) Two years were before allowed for the opening of any renal with a double line of rails from the date of such section being de livered over to the company by the scat , • bet by the new nocessitio they are obliged to open each section hes trpflis with a single line within one year of its delisery by the Board of Public Works. The obligation to all 12,000,000 f. (480,0001.) within two years, or so show en expenditure equal to that amount ; the oblect of this clam is to more the early completion of the line. The company have proved the expenditure of 3,000,000 f. (120,0001.) foe the current half year. HUMS AND LIEGE RAILWAY.—Tus LATE TRUK- Parton in Bahotom.—The directors of the Namur and Liege Railway having received leforisation of serious damage having horn dem te the works on their railway by the late sudden mad unexampled inundation is Belgium, made a tour of impectims over their various lines of railway as the 27th Aaiun, anompanied by the resident engineer of the coespeay. They discovered that on the Mons and linage line two breathes had been undo in the embank meat at Ham and Vilicauvaidne, one of 230 fat, the other of 164 feet in length. The height of the em bankments at these places was thirteen feet. At Ole thou are 820 feet of the emb ailment carried sway. Near Men 492 fat of embankment are more or ime damaged; ben not a single portion of masonry of hey Lad has been Injured, hetwithetsadino the hasemee pub of era'', "ALM took place. The trade on one bed the line, TiS , from Ham to You, her been entirely amended en account of then irjurin to the works, which seemed on the 17th sod 18th August lan. Immediate manures were takes by the reeiciset engines, to repair the breaches made in the embarkment., and the utmost energy continues to be displayed by the otoutractor, es that by the 10th the Welk will be reamed to Mom, and b the beginning of October the lima will be completely restored at a total cost to the company of about 2,0001 sterling. Oa the Namur sad Liege line very litt:e damage her been done to lie works. Tao as ely-made embankments near Namur mad lime have slightlubsided ; but se this offset must have mearred daring t he ensuing winter, the coseolirm- Sin of time works will be hastened rather than Weeded by what has now occarnd, and the expense will be berme by thaw On Monday, the 2nd tea., the dbmtees, by the resident *Moser, the eseassehme. the raideat st er, and other officers of the company, made an experimental trip with a looomotive ear rings over the Namur ithe from the Janda' with the =t We sear Liege (about we mile sad a saunter M IB eampsay's statics at Liege) to within a quarter of • mile area the station at Namur, • distance of thirty-fire mile.. The emeetbsem of the line was the fugal of gessul eamerk, and the imondfal coder in clash the weeks pets ally appeared erns Hedy gratifying. With trifling =kWe doable line of way is 11 throughost the a diMakee. The temporary Madras ad frame have CX: e , but all the more important works are & d epress, of the Has, therefore; for internal leelba, wt meat probably Mks plan about the middle of OMB° iIaILWAT.-1b directors of this company booed an article, _informing the English shareholders Ong had ineneeded in incorporating clue A slim med thus limiting the amount of their enhectirione. Elho and advantages ponered by the company stated, a eompriairtg an equal participation =fin dies B shareholders to the gift of all the g emexima urea lead to the extent of five miles on both sides of the ant settial if the line, amounting to above a neuter of Melina/ of Mei I interest at 6 per tent on deposit and l ahlls mite lie re is opened for trade; a minimum dividend at 4,pit mat permateed by the p.ovittea for 25 years after the line is spewed, whisk is inermed to a pnefermiel divi dend of 7 per cent. daring the 25 years, and in all perpetually Ike:setter by the clue B shareh4ders ; and an Near partici ples with the chin B thareh , Idea in the surplus profits Gag the Weer have received 7 per net. The line is the &Sae seas to the Canada through British territory, sad l ime =Vol with the boundary as settled by the late limi ELEVEN OF EMMA FOI ran oat -- 11' 11: 1 1 1 , :TAT; b Clarke Dolby, Clarke . 5.15w5555,01 war, a W Bartow% Guy, b Clarks 5 Jos BRYT. Boa , b 11.111y9r 9 Berkey, b Clarke . Armitage, e bliMyer 7 adAoura, b Myer 1 Abel, b Myer 0 K. Bum 13 b lifilyer Dewint, e Adima, b Hiller 3 ELEVEN PLAYERS OF SURREY v. SIXTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE SURREY CLUB AND COUNTY. Tale watch was brought to its conclusion yesterday at the Oral. TM Baal sears stood so follows : Tao Grort.zwart. Mr. H. Ganbter, I b w, b Brock_ well Mr. O. Crawley, b Obanoak..— 0 b Ilulledp Mr. C. Coltman, a arid b lark well Mr. It. Ripley, b Mamas 6 0 Hunt, b Banned 7 Mr. W. Piper, a Loam. b Break. IS *Bracewell, b Halladge 17 M. V. P. Mlliar, • Martial', b Brootwell • 4 Roiledp ly Mr. H. Wawa. a Lodger, b nano= e b Harwood 0 Mr. E. W. Vroe. It w, b Brock. well —. 0 a Lxkyer, b 0 Mr. W. Weloklep . .."l, &alma 0 b Harwood Mr. C. Hart, Not oat 7 • Boat, b Brockirell Yr. J. Dario, b Osman. 0 a Loam, b brockwell Mr. W. Dosloce, b Brockwell • au Mr. W. Pop, • Leakyer, b Mr. W. Harisklan, b Brookvell Captain Wbles, stunt Mr. J. Daley L 6 a Heath, 6 Brockirell 1 O b Harwood 4 O not out l2 1 LIA,O; w,4 ...~. r 4$ &TOO. Total Sbarsaaa. e Cfloviay. b Collaiii - 9/ — limaraod, e Waimea. b Colima 14 3. Bayley, • Deshoos, b Cott- HoUsdge, a Walmlaish b Coll MO lah a . a 11111sr. b GaniDer .. 0 HI Mak, b =kr 0 4 Becalordl,ell22Br, b Wala4lo- Nett, sat oat 0 , 10 7 1 I1,11;114, 6; ar,l7 s4 e Gardner, b Coltaca 22 illrorillalt. b 1111142. Rent, b Millar 0 Tea 'match at tais point was draws. MIDDLES= MEGISTRATION.—The following us the plates appointed by the Revising Barrister, at which be wilt hold Me wart for the nvisioa of the list of voters for the county of Middles z, :—The Castle lon, Brentfoid, Sept. 17, at twelve; the Black Deg, Bedioat, Sept. 18, at twelve; the Bum Hotel, Bouveriwstreet, Flesbetwet, Sept 19,• at ten; the Via C 11•11001100. Court, Westminster, 3 pt. 20, at ten; the Belvedere Tavern, Pentoeville, Sept. 26, at twelve; the New Globs Tams, llile-end-road, Sept. 28, at eleven ; the Gran Mee, Bethnal-pea, Sept. 27, at twelve; the Albion Hall, Hammersmith, B.p'. 28, at eleven ; the King's Heed, liefirld, Bat. 30, at twelve; the Chandos ATIMII, Wyman, Cret. 1, at twelve; Jack Btraw's Castle, Hampstead Heath, Oet. 2, at twelve . • sad the W hits Horse, Uxbridge, Ost 3, at twelve. TM liate will be liken in all the carts In the order is which they stand en the register. VENTILATION OF TER COURTS OP LAW.—The Comm of Rzetiater and CJWIIOII Plot' at Westminster are about to be ventilred by the 'teen jet. The strange. meets en settled, sad reparatiems are making by the ethos of Wood. and Forests, under the direction of Mr. 0. Gurney. Fresh air is to be brought Mat a high level above tin carte, and the vitiated air withdrawn by a separate jet from each pat In winter they are to be warmed, end in simmer cooled, by a tresalia appboaticm of this principle. The antagemette to be renal oat ander the superintend ease of Kr. W tills= Clerk, late of King's College. ASTURIAN MINING COMPANY.—A special general meeting of the shareholders I. this coespry was held yester -281.at the diem in Anatiefrias, M .11. P. Pratt in the No reprpentstves of the press were admitted to the meeda, but the following was famished by the tionetary tee as int Wee of what took plain. After ineducable theme dos, the falloutsg resolutions were pared • " That this "Pella marks with Its strongest disapproval the coarse pur sued by fear sharehold- Maire. J. De Vitery, Y. Forrisoll, T. G. Lowder, ad IL lloore—in presenting a ;whim to the Cart of Chancery for the purples sekeet leg the 'rawly to the operation of the - wistiletep seta, which . in Se matt position of the compaay, mesas wholly useallrd far, and mast provost the early and latisfactory acidities of its affairs; and this mating in set* t/10 trusis to Mho the requisite stays fa hada( nob intake diembeed." " That the sad Matins et the heard of illasiore and 1.1.11,1111146 won amended at the medal amoral swam held ea the 1911 July la, do, from thn date, ease and determine, aid that tae trades of the company, Ss. Koss. flannel Amory, W. A. Wlikiteaa, and W. 0. Gahm, be and they UV 11111 . 11br 'upwind to allege the weds of the amps? ; M pay is debt" and Mabilitiee, sad al ~. the adlient, MUMc, and workmen outplayed by the away, sad M do by Amain" in this pastry, and =try their 'arena, all sash Ma sad dads as were done by the aid bead Saimaa and liquidators." " That this meeting hereby 70•1161111 and wads a metals of attar., barn/ do's the 7th of November, rlll7ll 4. peaSoil by Messrs. Pratt, Knell, Caninibass, Moore, NAM and fast, so directors and liquidators to Kars. J. J. y of Gila, and George Lembley, of Miens, king dom of Span, and diadem that all sot" dose by the arid J. J. Kelly and George Lashley, ender the sold power, sines they e wen s ty apprised of the resolution pseud at the medali sada( et the 19A of Jody led, have been Pill of se egret epos the shareholders. ' The report of the sousattee of ievestigatioa, which was assisted in Att ie*, 1849, bed keen previously dr/slated t the shareholders, bet es it led not yet been to the meeting it raid net he casielly lakes et. The di rectors preens, wham proseediap had bees baptised, in dignantly dialed several statements contained in the report. No samba of tin anuaittee attended in sappers of the oharges made. NATIONAL NSPORM ASSOCIATION, DAISTON.—On Wader sight amiss of this asessietinn wee bed at the Lamb Tavern Amy-reos. dormer et Forest. tow. Mr. Massa, the shalom, said it cave bin greet Omen le Ulm 14 that the emu taloa by =uoteeloish ef lho holebeio morwagly la gabs alltioud pima apes the bo mach lkt No believed disagree owe sow so the dm* deers the names of ewe dm Id% tire tunowte of sompona hews" whit dm* miss fa pee soma end neneeede, bad bees for yeses unjustly depriud f ir t e rota Mb woe a good boeurioa aod ite bad me would lad to peey more bales adds After Wisp the needs; iliallesseot of the Ltsc per uo i t a s u l e lb . .sled wrounittee of lios beresch of sod other rattete, Ids. ellaog ead Mr. Una cm la the name of several —w alifilikars, and Ur. Feeporsora else anowaseed that several hod bees enrolled I. Make Newiagess. Fall AND SVSPZCTZD INciNDlAlLDL—Testertlay ▪ ftersoen, between I and 3 eels* a firs broke eat is the preneberia disjoin" itseettatioset.Xt , Obit & • perste sea thaw, eat Ur. II lura, en importer of INNIpt eltue. is Matthew MINION Beekaerreatt. Oa the eielchheore miter ing, they loud erne of the woos se the semi law, chick we meal es • warehenee. sad Wed with eicare. in flantee. Tim Ire was sot extlwaishoi until Mr. Stares property wo, dootroroi ofd tho bundles partially gutte d. From tho ittapoogia dm . * meads, it in the *Aden of Ms. Sofa that the realm were wilfully fired Ity penis Is hie t. Fortunately kis lout will be soma by s lemma the Scottish Usk. Are,othae. f .1 {I