The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-05 00:00:00

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Christie wee shorted, db itmiti:722lll, 0.1 the peva* id Mr. W N • +Waste # . . . stablockalle=thes Sa ap 10 y sl=ederA s sa la keit wardwee aws sear, hem as issentlestalfthaeosser. la Oseheelaa warm • kip ma of yesaes is' lb irk is the the /to Is la tail leek of the disk. Whilst Mt lkother aldheribl eallelas to Wan •P •&•k• leatia l 06 ' swat Is diary, of the ales. Os their meat tho paesser led diseppiand sad wee sever heard of astil lea aka. TM sect acatiss winter tweeted tM matey, and awed AIL 10e. is sad from the emu 'Nu other perm but the psi Kieft had oases to the saathes.hosee milk they were up stain. -Wham ease isimmica to the pales, sad ales rode lavabo et ate prkesses bleak es to las pleat .1 seep atlases, bet day all ilealed Maas sees Ike. #kpalite kiestabli ate dlebles sea be wee ea day ia denim at the 'New 114. Bartholosetw lair, whirl Is am ha/ in the Chalk read, lest Matt, sad net the pa ssim Mere, Mirkay seeds alma Ur oak. Mimes swated BM, sad Med ka if his seas Was aerials. Me at AM dented it, but ateemedie admitted km was his tam. Witaeste acid Ma if he was ever he the of Mr. Cols, to which la at Asa hesitated to answer, bd. said he had bees la Its imam. Mimes that his a ski abber y. oaf( wait be Maid all lemeladsk • /11.. Hell rasa dal the primer. • AiII•ULT UPON A 741111••••111111 BIM., • josessyma tailor, was MoissiMit.akecklas Bice /14- I.s 4:patentark * Whoa or me my mash bleekesed, sad MN espouse be otherwise esmay Mated, said ate had lived settle Me pelmet foe Ow kat two years as his wig, as No. 19, Getdoartar, Wertaiseter. TM ya mmer bad bees is Ow habit of ill.aeias hat it • not shaking mama, sad she had es several eardeite heat empelled to (use him. Yeseerday mesiwg la me very mole laimiseted, sad Mask abs re faced to sits hive nom/ to *beak mere lima, he GM brnadilliar stout tb. f , a e n a d d bisekesed aria. cranks "key"; The sesessecas, wleo bad bitterly while `bias le: *vi deos% band N orma. whisk were eat red with bruises. filte sad Ma setessee hal bees est a employment for ems data aid As se d hiss ti drawaskileg. Mr. Mu 22 , or 21 daps' impripaseeert. lathed as 111 d , belt. • I#ollll7 MARKET. WIDNINDILT livernee. The amend UM/early meeting of the Railway Passengers' Aiserense Gainey wee this day held m the anampasyleaffees, 41, Old Breed-strest. The report reed we the *pricers was extremely seas- Instery, sad ' a very fltfr rash of the firm yeses working of the new company. The receipts lar the year are 3,6081. 7.. ',fri„ sad the expenditure amounts to 2,4801.6.. ed. Able &deeds' liabili ties, there remained a nett balance of 8784 le. 11d., or about 8 per esstAn the paid-up capital. Too colhe sale held is Amsterdam by the Detch Trading Company oil the god ism. went a better thee had bete anticipated, and the whole quantity Cu sad, vie. 339.331 bags, at the folkowing pricy, averaging 1 mat above the valuation. ift or M. Od. 271 , 41s. SM. ad. oge4 pare If ft „ ils. 4110 U. an 14. Maury bead Nem, U 27 Us. U. Cc 00011011•07 A:. I. ~ 643 wet Phe maw, ft de.... 3O 4lB. (Carry 10 54 2 7 450 GIL 47.. There were considerable orders from London and Liverpool, but to what =twat they bad been exaextad does not gem to have transpired. The sale announced to take plain at Rotterdam on the 6th inst. (to-morrow), consisting of 139,000 begs, was expected to go off at equal rates to those above quoted. Sugar and tics were supported. Another coffee sale of 29,000 begs, at Middleburg, is advertised fur the 11th inst. tens rather mess bigotry for waist. end bleier piste are tisemaded, whilst &bell 10 000 sigmas !of hoe r3ebeen takes. Floes Ws bee* oaths!, segleeted, exempt fee local esesumpdoa. Coatroom were made in palmate@ duels, the wiater to a mode rate extent at 76 to 77 mosey, and 77 to 80, 10 down. Oa the coming of the navigation, the price settled at 78 to 80, at which there has latterly bele an ani mated dam& Of iron both the export and the stock That yeas were limited, and priors underwent a slight impromineat towards Gorier. The contract tir 80,000 ponds P 8 I, and 180,000 pods °eerier@ for delivery thi s ae t amo , or next spring has ben taken at 3.8.5, payable by the asnal iimalmentm The whole of the supply et *beet nos new arriving, has been taken at the former prices. About half of hat par's export of slipper was masigeed to Begland, OR account of N. N. -- Dentition heirs. There is so de mand for export, and resales are sew making for looal ocasemption, at the commit prime. For deals contracts opined at the sad of December at 121 for Gronieffb red, and r. few white; latterly 13 r. has bees paid both for deals en the spot, and foe Dasher delivery. Wl:Raced have remained unaltered. Of dressed hides some purchases were made I. the wring of 31 to 8 skins, at 46 to 61 r. :47 to 64 r. have slims been paid, and the market is bare. In dried hides very little wee Cone daring the winter; latterly peralmeas of kips have ben makes at 60 to 61 as.., at which they ere very firm. The de mand for is for &gland has been limited, but prime ars shady. Parahmes of bristles ' were made in February, at as advance on the autumn pricer, of 6 to 10r. for °talk'. tint sort and dried, and lr. to 3r. on second sort. Okatka and drii d have Macs further improved, whilst firsts and made, are rather neglected. In manufactures the supplies of fleas, mesas, diaper., and comb increased considerably list year, but they met with a good demand. This year prices have not undergone mach change, but sailcloth is very much neglected, the supplies falling off annually. Crash, on the contrary, is increasing in impor tance , . and con tinues in request. Wool has been m request since spring, especially the Merino descriptions. .1 advanc ing prices. The market is now hare of all deerrip tioa• --- LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Tuts DST, Two o'Ctocx. The market for railway shams is again very buoy- ant to-day, and the upward tendency of priors con tinues without a check, so that a considerable ad vance has been established for most of the lading Meeks. Great Westerns bare been done as high as 641; Great Nortberns, at 111; South Westerns. at 881; Midlands, at MI; and South Eastern., at 17g. The dealings continue to be very animated, and many steaks are in toed demand. The tweety-eighth half-yearly meeting of this sompasy Wee held yesterday , at the Beehenge, Manchester. The nport of the directors baying been read f the state mar tof the tompania• amounts appeared to the D aily New on the 31st alt.), •n s• - - Mr. H. HOULD3 WORTH, who (there being no ehairmaa of the company) presided, said the reduction of dividend to two per treat. per annum, must a matter of regret to all the shareholders. He hoped, however, they might be abl e to look beck upon it at a future time se the turning point in the construction of the railway. He hal coreiderable sonfidenee that they were approacking that tare is the affairs of the company which would reader the septet more cheerful than it had been latterly. The direcon had is this report endeavoured to show that many causes had operated to prahee this depressant. He would not conceal from them thet be tad a moo, iatorest in that part a the repent in emsequeues of the reflation which were thrown out ea • former otasien against the management, end 4 feared lei the shareholders toe teak to thick the remits attained were attrihatable entirely to the director.. The report mime veered to eat that maker right, aad pleas apes every ele ment had operated to pekoe this Mate et things Its clue properties. He thought there mold be no cloak that malty senses of »marl= dioldead were ,singe altogether rthe coattail of the direatoes. At the same time he alfasstion that with say view of leseming is any d.. gra say mean of blame whisk might fairly be plaid en the directors. They, at all events, had see the 'Mitigation of having beta very noressfal up to the prosiest time la the remits they had brought about. But with regard to the thief causes, they were attributed in the report of the directors to the abateaction of traffic by conspetieg Uses and the effect of the reduced tariff. At a very early period be (the chairman) had Nemesis the effects ef this reduced tariff, and called the attention of the share holders to she polo, about :2 months ago, that unless they had a higher rate of remuneration for their work they aught look in vain for profit. The direc•on, ander the saute im pression, applied to parliament last session, and successfully carried a bill by which their rates were partially restored. The feet was, that while the capital chargeable to revenue had been increasing half.yearly —had inc.:mad by a million sod a half—their gross receipts had been almost statineary. He found tb .1 during four ball-years they had ',teamed in gross revenue receipts only 15.0001. The effect of the reduction of their rate., coupled with the abstraction of their throgh mallet, which wan wholly gone by the opening of the Huddersfield line, bad reduced their net income by 160.0001. Besides that, they had suffered abetreetions of traffio from the open ing of rival lines in other directions, which would increase that reduction. Then, stain, there was another mum why the dividend was reduced, which those who were not fa miliar with the eubjtet might ascribe to the directors, which, is reality, arose from a very natural operation. When they paid an 8 per cont. dividend, when the capital was 3,400,0001., they had paid up not half their capital. Taking the difference between that state of things and the present, when they had pail up, in of 761 on every 1001 share. 1001. per shore, that eircuinstmee alone would hive educed the dividend li per cent. The chairman cincluded by moving " That as much of the report ae did wit relate to the reeonstruetien of the hoard 1)• received and adopted, and the account. to the 30. h June last bt pas. -4," Mr. HARPER, director, seconded the motion. Mr. D. PRICE made roue eomPlaia's refectiog the remuneration given to Mr. Hawkshaw, the miasma. The CHAIRSIAN said Mr. H iwkehaw hod an agreement for 5,0301., made at a time when togiDeer.• prat s were very great, and be had now voluntarily reamed it to 2,5001. per annum. Mr. PRICE eannlaieed that Mr. Ilawkshaw had advised the making of the Yorkshire and other branches, which were very unprofitable, and appeared to have bad too much Maumee at the board. He thought that a list of the servants of the company, and their remuneration, ought to be published. Mr. MO WATT, M.P., said this was a very reasonable proposition, and moved that it be adopted. The matins was carried. loorssr IAILWAIII. 11bardega Saw, lisseil an saTht Jametke Oats al Room 3 Sat (43t. e & r at n. B " P•ct.)l Il f f 10 I Of Mo. 7 $ ri so 4 1A . I .°40.3" _Pa. __ . a 1 114 W. 717.; ;id - to ;27, eirsalTpd, andthrear. • reeresese II le IS 1111 74 940 n. fibula. 9 93 az ilko 11 ii • i Id do 1 le J 1' . __ .. AT: a tread . Mostiog of the Atietet him it Or Omit Ware Oatapiey, at Wen. as the 4gb et aaNOEL, 110%. Dtiell,^ollVor Is des abb.; Sfeel.une Ow porker Omni *Was ens veeekeseely r i 4. Nit It wit togibbile. • - . .• the medial bomb if Yds to elm It dr begetter, or et 01E111. kr tie Alums W irseir la width %bey 6 0 .1 r abort Ito abbot et Ur Compoto, bag, al it merit of ohs Ibbesser an reel oammiereat dare. bad. eM ree.ere. to abislotti f. toomemitate ask aritooite mn the Peed is. raoredro ttr esseed ammo of the &many 4 , 0 the fr brucbm evailasie. imeir I.ol*lol al Swear bus Stu bet Cagy oat lb.. appeiribl. Irldrorres WO= JAY? Mai ma meow SZ"Zlirmige.; hi." No wow 84 as M lte! k rtg a L Do. (111.10..) ears Osumi._ The advieeireosivaTbis aisenoon, from Bt. Peters berg, are to the 14th and 26th ult. flulness in tal low had beau done to as extent of 600 casks on the spot ; settlements at 108 rs. ; 200 auks Ukraine at 107; and 200 casks of last par's Ukraine at 108). The market was lino at 108 are the spot. In hemp sad Ilex there was no alteration. Freights were easy and Exehaor on London 38 3-18, 1 - 16 , 1. The dates from Riga are to the 16th end 28th alt. M mp was firm, about 500 barks. bevies been sold at 92 Rs, per Ryas. In flax little was doer g: the mar ket was fist, but without any actrial decline. The quotation wan, for C. M., 30 . 8 R. per berk. Oats offered at 8. R. 44. 'Exchange, 381. There appears to have been a considerable ar r ival of vessels, all of which bad found imp/avant at torrent rates. Do. flow /TV. I Do. Do. act.,&a.p. I Nat Do. K. & East. 3 per et Do. Kew intim That, am A (Ws De. dos B. s Z. U. M.) ad C ditto Do= l cs. II to. Ct.) S . if ex thy 111 II I Poi 4 Sr 5/ 69 II JA 5 SI IS 1111 SI S Sal IS4 sot II ez 41, el az 41, - rre LADINS.—ROWLAILYM lALIWOIt, fit Se AM es 4 sospinloo. Tfk OrloMe Idoneryousolles, peke so tie yews re alms manor, wails• of eto • Spanks lest tbs solibit% ty .11110, awry to Imo • turt ono olkseri lers tor phopen. • nweelosonies old efts 101mosoo ~Wwa 7b :se it boons to So Sisk sad lbo seta Saw • g MAXIM on Ihe basil INS sus mew Rlneboosabie pry WK. erto kern, sew Softdl Ibmlllolloy en SAS Ms a. ar.irro. of Se Au. ES mew It se. molb. obiossol. • ;.. GA. ast s.. d. per battle.-11ntoro et !talons Wombs! t cdoe rat., te ha tbi. sorb " OM DA=z a t i to . e.,.w.-.01.1 by A. ROWLAND se OM, INA Ay .11,11endao nod pereess. • -FIVE YEARS' NIiktVOUSIIEBB, enn.tisttnn, islands. ad Drblllty. bon orbla 1 had era pm tomer!, red Sdelk so amodiods could nimbi, or lobos. a.. lets eliket,, , I y mired by DV SAllern HEALTII4IIIIOeIee • very Sort Dosa-W. R. Yost Pod golitawy, Tsar. or • .•Ihrld 7r ine dysayok, offsmolo. Welty. sle ripen, • nod ruuva, $e oldie my some bed GonoublelM adobe [rW. tom left tebetwilly maws/ by DV Laura *aim I. wutrins r noel in s sty Sod doso.-11ov. Jsbo S. Risk L t Je. a Kerb Ir. Nocksll.." "Use men* Goolods morwoomoo, ort, p.a. in ma reek sad bolt sok sot groinA ANIS/. steak so a”.l us:l* very spenblo. Iso bow soma by DU Ilnleb.reaorlog Yost -Moss Om% Asobiros st saii‘eas "-SAO Is whom. tromilos. '• AL; 111... lb do. ed.; IN.. Olio; 111 b.. - Ob. Ds. /low e a se: BilarAseeksh.Nuarll9.Ct i i =res•ll,ll; go= Swat sag lizatouti Ds. *area D. B h p GL yr Cwt. Pre.. Gt. leallanad West.(lre.) Great Ds. Mara ef Fairkod... New tie .4 iai Ms 3 3 lit 11 all 2 ? II l li 1 hi lioi i Tai Eiserion or Ricoanint.—This morning, at • Coast st Atelemon, the 24.1 wt. was Bud as the des Ice the ehsUo• of Recorder, in the nom of the Ho•. H. Lay. mod. r i i P(I 210 243 ST. MART, itiLINOTON. PAROCHIAL RuotM AMO IXATIOW.—A meeting of the enatimmee of this semeistion took pima hist eyelets', at the Duke of Riehmened Tema, Caledowimereed, for the papaw of eandharg members. and eileptiag amieswes by whiz h the parishes et At Maryielsoo., at. Paeans, Pa , :dingten, and 111. Mary, Islington, easy be relieved Rom the present morbiteet annoys paid led pm. Mr. T. Omens presided, and stated that the period had now arrived when, by a 1. gal combinatiow, they were JustiGed in endeavouriag to obtain good gas so a mash more 1110- de rate price than tlity were payieg at the creaser toms.— Mr. Harrie s beamary secretary to the ammiallon, mad a se ries et letters which Ite bad received Irma inhabitants of the above Rama parishes, .tatieg their determination to sepia , rt the present 'nommen!. A letter was also readwhieh bed beta addressed to the Imprritl Ou Company, eallb.g upon be. to redoes the pima of gas from 6s. to 4a per thoumnd cubic km, in armerdance with the teems charged by the new gas emnputy. No anew. r to this commasusatiots had yet been reeetwd, avid it was suggested that U the Imperial Company should not accede to the regaisitou the parishioners atival.l us all their .harpies to obtain a simply of gas through the medium of a awe company. Various other matters of basal interest were then proceeded with, sad the mettles cepa. feted. Letters from Wisconsin mention the discovery of en " iron mountain" in that state, which, judging from a specimen of ors brought from Black River, Crawford County, procaine to add much to the already extensive mineral wealth of the state. The specimen alluded to was so pure, that it was thought by good judges that smelting furnaces will be 1112110011111111111 for obtaining the pure metal, it yielding about 90 peer 'cent The amount of ore is said to be very large, covering forty acres, and serval other veins had also been discovered in the neigh bourhood. Specimens had been sent to experienced iron masters in the eastern states, who pronounced it to be of superior quality. An ;bandana, of timber ant grater power being neer at hand, a large profit was expected to be speedily realised by the parties interested. Do. New Hall and Selby ... Do. shame Led eater and Cartlelo 64 63 6? eles " :11v 47 48 777 4 74 147 61 44411 De. Thirds Lsordahire arsdYr 43 t 4 o. 47i es !it 43 i l I 2 11 12 f Do. Fifths Do. New (gas 6 p. Do. Wirt Biding Defoe Leads sad Bradford .. Leeds sod _ fl int _ iii 5 3 1 1 d 4 9i ale. Si .! 1 di' I 2 11; 71 teeda Is yutkri t Mfb, 1_1115.; AI, it Ili.DUl . Lalti sal ,r. \sit d. IIk Lair: ProL $ pp. U. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 - 6; Si -- - die.. dl.„ 1 01 die „ 4 6 SO Sle Idi BS -AriUMN.—Thc Indus necessity of a gently r!^eseiag end bracing medicine at able its imeadvereally ,4; end Ma mint suitable end agromaM Ss Dr. LOCOlard rn !unite MAFLItit. mina' lame a neon plemient taut% and ins ptly awl ellketealy en Me mama* ami dlAmUorder. ▪ Is. lA, le K. and llc pet boa. Teetintonlel—“Oenties ▪ lie Moe rail plows Us beefing tostlminy to tea vary great • Ix. lesecsWaSsr;es Me scntsindes t. aiYing tefe I /to. Qariter N — ii ilaanton aed lihkek•rall !Lon, B!litlitis. B.G. Do. ReVitra S p. Ct... Do. guaranteed 3p. late Crepe= 1111 w Do. Pref. spo Cott. .. Do. Canyrt. S p. CL. 11151 Londe, and Cameowleli Advice" from San Francisco mention that a 1•ad log firm le that city had shipped to a house in New York some 300 specimens of gold in dust, lumps, and quarts, one of which weighs no less than 193 lbs., and is said to be the finest and largest piece ever disco vered. The last mentioned specimen, it is stated, is to be sent to the London Exhibition of 1831, as a spe cimen of the products of California. I t 7 roo a yap rim" ami ibay madam to Ova tba mialatio. I. a •Immer tbay me labmisaad,lisa.—(Mirood) J. a. ALLAN aad t . I:. lidtg" 1011_11. L fraft. 11, la3o."—Alm may be bad Dr. • .% lx FULUO=. WM,U. kr/Aka% Comamptisa. Coasts, k linnet et iseriselblb. London & NardiMestere dt. New .hare,.. . Land % Do. New, 1101 i jeld. 111 17j ex dly illj „ U II II 23 ::* THEPH — AUTOBIOGRAY of LEIGH HUNT; .41 Rsolnisisea• el Made NO CAANsuponsirs. 1. $ Tab. • 10 Is tares ponralle. prise SW. IS Isalltemidollb. - Theme slims, sillies jinassileliuMblistimilusten sad p t 4 o. so veil is st ism if the isist emstais Varto gas awl p ..las al*. lost lig psessooksi kg AMIN if mobiles loft t. War 'Mid ; is. amiss Ws • said slid *No if AMR s speet.L.r. ... t o wrol.g.spby a IMO Host-Mg Is be a wig& mil Ils. sr—t,ss sort. US lib Ms buss • Meg ma melog mei Os Ihre Lo 0.44 a tokrehly ► Ilillogullhat pea at Sr Wassel Ow. Ms r...s4r.lbeed soselt. sod los Waal Is lb Owe Imes* whit 5...51 Sim dewy MM. , . Is sills sr in wog hogs et Y. s.i. sow ass Os.= Is is Issed Is arm seisms own lir et XL limes to sod way allgligst is mi. ailliditi gsgssols at crudes Mal Ws sra Isssula surikosiesile luse."—TlErs. _ torlse: Solis, 11004 aid ON ft. OEM& VI. %A11 : 1r ealtrltLl.V ItliALVB4.lSift E NJOY IL M •T an tV ll"l4 I Or LIFE. il • HAW ninolles, mil fulliesl sr of Om." , wraps : Marty lablog—fttbe re ftwisir I . Ant Om 16n1ros of lambs—TM Padie, lara. ikesieli cin6 ttLilib Os" aid e ln iu rt pissio—eavairy pi The Ous—larkiiist It Eloolip st llsso—Nrie— i. Unwr--0• Soft& Misifila limearg, ir, lag. I , -ti=virilie 1.. NI. 2 ..is. la auk ; W pes ha ,t Wit to the tehee-lbate of Ediabarek IL-The Loth hilleroey-Itontolosam et DOW. ha waif "w ee 5b62. V1161 16. 11/17. "N' orl 14 1•01. 14 D. • Tut three tampon oh I oar fear meg no! Peoter nobs el dhow Arm (aver sod mot of —. ▪ rieNdotltate . the d loath hot houtttutioa hot henna tie* tr hos el Orem butiost. or hula end 11•1111Ittaft ▪ 4e; with Wits mil roles ler die het mod Amish regoletion t,T.a.e lea -,rooma ta, rhoroostrarow; Merea Otrohn Clervalha .:.thewaset ; or area Yes the oalbar. Anre&plaes, 1:1.11 - 1/610TATION Or MONTOOMILATIMISL-It . Ina Caveat. Herbert Wyss, al tM 7th Feediers, ■ r p teeth as a • outlive for the eese , y of Mosterosery tr tee vmot asiseillss, snasmassmos of th• death ot the IN. Right Hsu. Chador Williams Wyss. xe FILIMONTATION or TEN UNIn 61ttITT Or l• • t.-11 ei believed that t►ere is so doubt of Mr. We . • tallied to swept the it.vitairou addreeesd to ►la by .) as ,betas of the Va.versity of Calebeldoe ; t will seat be toad* to Mr. Loftus Wv I l'e.ktr, or to Mr. Teton. the Fermat .t.plf. .•••ti•• • TION or ♦ Nair Roam! CAI !.I.IIAL —Yu/AI Burr. 4—this mush* hariag s toe sob ma el• dismiss of tho ostkottal obiok na rte. 4 by Om R moo *MmHg body la this *I Porol o .tymiteries cit Out shoo* sod a large member of ;to. mai isetooers sea.mllecl, whit a 11411` to take part 1 ,,, p.• Ai. hough the tiek-ta al admission 14 at 6.. iZeh, they win eastarly porolitrod, cad man Pawl am b.iro distort/ of hod lb. soared *tads ban el all Mutt roflleieut scoomosodaties for all who Cord sltirr tea o'clock. the Wyatt Rev. Dr. ,i 6 ba Bishop nt Trsehis s. d ileac Avorrollo a the s' Y kg /be d rt. R.v Dr. Janos Oill e, Bishop sod C.oadjot-r Vi.., Apulia of Eltshiirik IL AN R.,. Dr. Wilism Ulisalissich Bishop of Flaw I ' 4 did Voer Avg Nobs of Me mad district ; sad the 4‘. It., lii Y trio Blowy arlicen !stored th• _ - sacesdotal —mot W • Woe astosb.r d prsisW is tboir ow. . Omso osolloo, sad ober sawn of dos r vs. problems* WrM Dor. Itobors Tate, D I br sows oho sorowory of dobostros or onorwasiso to am. Too woos or proselsod by Dr. MU., lad** aim Ti. sow ootbsdrsi, which ha boodroao struolai 0.L.50.il to 5.. 0. mgt.. Aso mos amok doillosiod krno ha soh ,r. .t, d hr the ISSN body as WNW K• to trooseestrd by Bishop Briyrs as Wolor Ws 11. h I .t. C""tt LAME OE A NEW CIMITULT.—TM • ortry s L senior so atm pp .a. Its also is about iwol uta at • • Tully sii•44, gm ball WAS bet GPM om soosou.s, to lb* Woo of tbo ottabalobod Gam Wttteri../ tor moist /morally witboat any thatitactloa ' r T. it fit" art apart OR 1010 , 11111 Na was coalocaut c% boa.* ot Iktotbooluilb. la Wadlutall•Y• trrituctl LIMO MOITXWIT AT BIISTOL. • • -- EWSW''' lor 'RI. Wry ser•vorly mended, wee beht '''' •I meta, ir tb• OW .bill. Brier I_, kr re rupees i• • ht•••• 4 art Woburn C Allialli L lag SWW/7. wi WWI shilki its• terelliee sail veskies ores le r Ft h - ..te.s le. at Le* . spy, art te e n.« tbereth r 'to e:.1.,... trenrAir. Tee K.lht W./.411 " 13 °h. aia7l li. nor''', : ~ E.l . who bri gnarl the Me a ale be le• 1 , 8 _91 eld in Ir e re Art. bet, by err Warr, I LwillP Ire. a re it •e• Geed kw tbe seameasesest L 7 P e 'soimirs , 4..4 J liloseb, Isq., was rimetter "'" 11 uPos le ‘•••itat. Ms. limes Zayre, r be geicisae., • I lbws seilletiase We'll" lad .11=3Y *1464 ll' • arra, the right of lard societies, tM ' St . are • It.at dm peen heard sal re *What ' se doses le odes's.sem arida vasslaad Nan MIL stet eat how a awn amiss a 10. $4. awl weak. ha el.. tole dared to this slo.hosiso, verities mos Mk It", 0.1%41 n , tow. sentries tot.., hen • stake tl'totry. and rtoovias themselves foam the position etr.tcel reeet.tias to whtch tb,y stood. Ha sivortad ~ 'Port pride wniett he tolt what Int he fossil Nor 'whet sw a the Cr @torsi resi.ter. sad to this Nun adOsity with whiah he recorded his first veto. Ho ha, sled to vs'. fee tilt Naas aardidate is whose behalf tho la la 'When Nei reaord-el his suffrage, sad ha &Wog felt . 1 ha had bees el.vated to a l eve l f or once ia his Ills ed s had hes. hamlet. (Cheers) He had so respect I tit7ll4 knn wpiti g h.se others what they mold ge Mt tel lineivra. sad he ...w i t . n thm worhiog yam ta wok ow their ow. eafrasettisomear. The 7 ki WI b wi.l it to do for where those was s will &aro IP 1 111 1% (Cheers.) Votes of thee ks were pasted to II "'or sad the serer, who wind d or i es the prolesedial ‘ a ttPlatatr4 his awoke, std several posssosoorsilad Shot ti ts aa Illeahers of the twisty. . z :y:ioehteied .ths besak ir ead adeeblei metattra, ttr im ber= the 4r; mist Wise NW ries lor the dia sod ohyslearegeletim aseth. • :..rweis, Frorweem-rew; Ma" OimbM anr 4=allie %Sliessmist; or area ins the mew, to, ie. - - 14.1 - 11MIXTATIoll OF MONTOONIITSHISL—It is that Cavan. Herbert Wyaii, el the 7th Festlien, will • r r. wait la a etedidre fee the assaty of Montgomery ea :et nast winch he, fa moss towage of th• death of his the late Raht Rea. Chariots Williams Wyatt. Et iaIteESTATION OF THR UNIVIRSITY OF CAN- t.— It le billowed that there is ito doubt of Mr. Wel. • • Oval I. seers the iovitatroa addressed to him by a iy .t thre electors of the Un.unity of Cambridge; and will Rest be made to Mr. Loftus Whims, ~.• l'atiar, or to Mr. Terser, to lamest mamba Al. •11.111 R. " . ti DATION OF • Kim ROMAN CATHOLIC ts —Teak, Barr 4.—This sisal., bevies bees ‘.4 le the wham d titmice of the eathedrel which he a tar. 4 by the IL am embolic bade La Nth OW. .tesiterws or the chard sad a large member of its stal memoirs ssa•matid, with a raw to tette part is It , twit. Alaouali the lick-ta of edmissios were ss 6. emit, they ware trimly perehated, sod mere 4 tam hem disposed of had the seared edAise bait •• el all Mug filth:kat menaimodatiee for all who ewd Sheet', alter tea o'clock, til• Bight Rev. Dr. As Sat.*. Bisbee of Trsebis a.. 1 View Amerolie of Use ' l,l 0' Y. hi the itlet R. v. Dr James Gila, Bishop mita Coadjut-r Via, homiletic of Ritaberelt ; RAW L. Dv. William Ullatheree, Bishop of Beta- we Vow Aim/lobe of the central district ; sad the lc M trio, Bishop of Troy ; seared the cathe- • IL•watel by a lawn mamba ef preemie their easertiotal ".Mee as esetylets sad ether eaten of the eatliedrel. M oats w.. pereermat by the Rev. Robert Tete, DD. • mats she sereasety of holleaties or emmenaim •• Tito was& war wombed by Dr. Gilla, Bisbee of Ti. woe tiethedral, which ha luadearas eSeartare, teest.d to It.. o.,m g c. it so . otos. chunk clothe wed to hole lea 1.. e er , aid la the mm. hely at the sid, • tele esattersted by Bishop Briggs ea Wedeeeday the Ilea i st. t o tsEtAATIOR OF A NEW CIMITIIRY.—Tbe ry r L berd“ r irm rp.a. sire I about twelve •me it a .tivelly divided, awe half WWI bet GPM At w mew., tie to the Wee of the established etweh, wit, Or me:seat penally without any dietiactiou of It at patios set spat her eherehmea war oesseetweisd % Rohm el P. bablecomph, Wedowday. rttrltuLlt LIND MOVIMIENT AT BRISTOL - A "d" eameroesty arteaded, wee held es W mink a' tie Ciail 'ball. Bristol for the ;wpm of s aid Western C an I tes I. ad 81407, with taw to omelet t e the middliee sad workbag demo to ewe Pn *vets. te..st the* m may, sad to themselves tee tram-hie.. The Rah' W yt.t the Mayer, ileti•tu *, , who had granted the tar of dm ball, t • soda hike the ebeir. bet, by some wasp, ide O. law., k the b ar Geed ter the meameammatt Pr med , ers, mid J Rted, Req., was waseeessth, d epee to t••• 14.. Mr. James Taylor, ef Bir•latba'•, antise , r •I In nen megsass, ottemled trapielliell, , • • gad it' • .44 rem, the while of lead vocalise, the prin. W •.I . Pal • lee the a y erece imaded, sad the po li ties', social, d to edelweiss Whet melted from theta. Re mei est me a mere ea. dalriell •• " P er is ev,s dried et the ale-heamorterkieg memni ght anerodis n , tam sectarian to the Imo • Make is n't +wry. and rt movies themselves fees the positive ef •C!e.l WAN...tilt! ~ .bola tb,y stood. Ile adverted to 'twat pride whisk he telt what hilt he Dead his ea a the Cr @torsi regiwr. sad tat the ram el u-detaity eat. whi c h b e recorded. his Brat mile. U. hop- " 4 ' ow themes candidate is whose behalf the late I. Piet reeordal his suffrage, sad he almost felt es had Wee vased to level for owe Ia his Ula with hut. hareem (Clan) He bad ao motet foe ktlrt abate% from others what they could gain h. . 1,1 ,••• • wid he Mb d en ilts working nee of to w .rk cu" their owe eafrauchisemeet. They bad b wtl it to do it. for where there was s will there was t• (Chum.) Votes of Meeks were passed to Yr. mayor, arrived dories/ the proseettiage, • _.d • es m em b ers el the seellit . tin awake, mid several pereoss earelled their y. Tess REPORT OP VIZ COMMITTEL OF nit NIZZI• Ciat C or Darren" on the foreign d. bt hes bees translated sad Weed by tie Bondholders' Committee in Leedom. It sainmences with a history of the satire gametal liabilities of 16 glenond osseladas • its suggestions for a sew 'ointment, wide\ may be rewarded as a modifleatios of the sostrention owned to hy Mr. B chines. The details of the last loan of 16,000,000 doh. 6 per cents. connoted with B A. Goldgehmidt and Co. at 65, is the year 1623, a well as of the second, of 16,000,000 dole. 6 or cents. with Barelsy. Blehardsos, and Co., at 1366. together with the various ea pitali.aticas or 'unrest does to the parent tin. twit th • debt, notwi th standing tie sacrifice of 16,000,00 0 dolt. by the bondholders M various cosmetics., amounts to 61,206,260 oats. (exclusive of more than 3,000,000 dots. in dispute), ars fully apes; and although stress is laid oa the spendthrift's old excess of the onerous one. Maws under which the liability of the nation was augmented to its ultimate amount, the gcner.l tow of the praluction is ammonia:ad by an sagasli I bed twodemnatiou of the reckless and iinprininpitd *mutat of the various administrations by which Me repel) ic has boss wend, and by as acknowledgment of the good faith tad Inrbtanatie of Ow sufferers on this side. The plan of settlers/4a which the dommitto propose, and which it will be neonatal was not considered during the last 'solos of Congress, owing, as it was allrged, to its interruption by ihe ravages of the cholera, differs from the one *greed to by kir. 11,11.rtson. Messina as it wipulates for • reduction of the interest to 3 per wit. instead of 31 it ant., and that on', 3,600000 dots., of the American Wiessaity mosey should be sonced.d instead of MOO 000 dolt, while it also substitute" as uneasiest of 30 per a nt. of the produce of all the mat ire customs as • special security, is play of the thefts items .4 20 pa cent. on the manias customs of Vera Cass and Tampico, the duties on the exportation of silver, and • potion of the taboos revenue. Tho reduction of the interest to three per cent. is wed apse the ground that whatever anatigentent is now entered upon Mold be Wifely tarried out, sad that it weuld imperil" to kelps that MN would be the ease if • I sweat were *greed to ; sine", supping throe and s half per ant. to be paid, the (speeding,' of llue Mate oak year w:uld be raised to 10,500,000 dolt., while at p-e nen t the ordinary moguls produce only 8,000000 dlls. Tim substitution ot the one reseed lien upon the mari.igns customs tor the va rious items of moil sow bald Ts Marcos d not unreason. ably, both as regards the elate tad the boon holden, on the wore of simplicity ; whil its also ottompted to be 'hors that it would constitute an ample and more reliable semarity. The entire bill. cc submitted to Congress, I. drawn is tie totalisg I. • national weeolated of 14.1111.111114, at_S pw int "Merest, with object 4 ogenutleg Ws Bur debt late that stork. 2. Few OW purpose the Wes shell be reed hare" der = acid smear- Ogre eel /Wiwi et by ths ew eoproestig Wa. ese Ms aroma taff y y swami M fuss metals These ssw WI ho Wes ts nurses thole et eel weir ordignial err, Ise ma ma bawl am be heir ten "sea ass deg* Wan amber. awl Wee. Will hatero. Woe kr N. The hoes tar ostlestol rd at ern be by bare Firer triter the matte wish a preher et am k ark eri dal be &pekoe im asel el km leadiem—a err Mid raw ot the melemeri brie Wig pardon eterbly. repablie kokree amt nom re regmmillie ke book hoer mike Obit OM thee por Mee& S. Cla the ale naked= et the prat eraser re imeiblier uas t Mier In Ohm es err at the =lr Mil e Meer Maidas tar he cur el VANS Yon or et ad rot of the inkrelty lalpe. p i rldt Ye Mr In Bay. sae scathe maw tar see mwkL an bee"d Y Set. am at this sreangewst they ail epee le seldom Serie irk with theme Men thy haw tweed, amd mmer pet near up le tin MO et J ... m ... 15111, it A 8 s tfiotlanre diereep et Poe dries nog ri el *gip de +r the aid Wei Mime, tete. 4. • .10111Ilei at rektor at pm ear IS all sew ark le yet ern beret dells et di the aware rd tar tar egarheemee ma ee whin ray haterme bo arillehr fp/dryer psi The parrot et ft • burps dal to mit or V. an arks the moidgemee et he nerd awed Linke& my want dal rare le emirs the pmermane Ada Yee orb gr. Mk dada* perk, or of Mr err ereare. I. The ineilhelime thefairli apaller I taper area Is the prk them by thet rear most; boa kr the rear het One rota min the Mk eh =areiell err the pig et the Makes m * ta Whir be Wed upon he pp saw WITT= dump. et drOptiat ce collmek. e. attests his the mead= of the new Mon of Wee or emit. shore rah pereamee to be reared trete der amweelly. la the noloreige et she bore at the orbit prism perk' that the keter diem net mad pr. 7. berg the err and mason M WNW akesdy awed by ths paerneor a berkelium, all be redred alth Imarmedeem rare , ' allele se le the tratems rift key_ her ts deeherge, ochre rarer einsame te bo arra by kik tie airman et the minim hot la mad WIN dds., and to be ea the le pet mat had. M lie Ikater raft Weer tie mo not of is 11.111•11•111 WOO. "MS • alle al kris to the akar endleir ke the ageritas wilit ark ta Omer el Or repair la the eareedom et 152'41 the eemetran et lOU. or earmelea et ler 11401111Dleilelito 11111101.—ladifirwititer of 1848 W yorhk of West &resat, states &beet 4 miles earth. west of Coldwater, was almost Mealy Me mew of incen diary soollsgratioas. Last winter, tip awing to ate ewe taraviedws at Ws mh+ the taste enjoyed a sonsporathe freedom from Nish 410•1•0111110 ; bet lbw early in the present mason they haw been remmod. On Monday idpkt the well stocked formetesil of Mr. Duda] Bradbrook was the oijsot of await. With tke enemies of lb. doal ilarbsoss sad a sob wry brisk buildliag, everythlag wu a. , *maladieortal masks ef wisest, barley. ste.. os4 ll Ta a b s' m Beres, stables, set sheds (mods, tits lisomitemi The total lam is winded at aseelyl,o4W , the greater part of whisk is covered by lasereama ROCHDALI atmfos 81. ix.—Tb• Right Hon. Fox Mamie, ilsorstary at War, has gins orders that all those tt=afwho had depoOts in the the Rockdale Basins f sh:, their divides& made up to 20s. is the Fags iIIBLIC LIBRARY IX LITIRPOOL.—Yeett s r day tie Tows Cowed of lA.-weal. by a majority of 86 to 11, resolved open th• ataididll•••s of • has yobbo library. The proprieties se Um Royal lostimdm ia ColgaiMatrest, in that town, haw agreed to baud our for W porpose, whitest say platelet, estraderstios whetever Wile library moseu. grainy of ares,—with the soli stipalNies stmt these shall be kept in their meal state of _ - From St. Petersburg we have this day received a highly 'Usable statement, giving • fall review of the course of that market sines lest swan. In ex ports generally a fair amount of business was dose during the winter, but in conarqueno• of the want of demand for corn, and the generally indifferent har vests of last season, the trade of the interior in im ports boa not been active. With regard to tallow, several thousand auk" were borrowed east autumn, by exporting buses, of the dealers, to be returned in new tallow this season, mostly during August, the lender paying a bones of 2 to 4r. hence p-r bqt. The price of fleet sort Y. C. was 110 r. at the close of the navigation in November. The following is the comparative annual statement, in which the ave rage weight of the casks is an important item: Local Nook Total Anne, met Nipped. Corsa Besakte. bap*. Welelitialtailm 11144 Nebo 113,121 ... 5,555 ... 111004 pen. 3$ ilia 1817 „ 111,1164 10,500 146•66 " 84 tale „ 129,304 ... 6,384 ... 11,437 ter,ess „ ft 1840 „ 11a,IU ... 4,033 ... 33,120 180,42 „ 53 37 „ In January the pries was quoted at 109 to 110 money, arid 117 to 118 r., 10 down, and from that time the teedeccy was downwards until' April, when the prices were 111 r. on the ppot, and for May and Jane, and 107 r. for Aug at, money. Oa the opening of the aavig itioo, the market stiffened for new tallow, while the price of that on the spot declined. Latterly, both have been drooping, especially since the middle of July, when the eat!lement of July sod August contracs commenced, and some exchanges foe next year, simi lar to those notieed above, were made, the principal holder of wintering tallow soon afterwards telling off his stock of remelted Ukraine, amounting to 6,000 or 6,000 tasks at 106 to 105 r. The estimate of the supp.y of new tallow for this season continued to be 120,000 casks till Much, when it was reduced to 106,000 auk', at which, and op to 110,000, it re mains, making, with the wintering stack, a total of about 136,000 casks for the season. Another short supply is predicted for next year, in consequence of he drought that has -prevailed this summer in the south, but any opinion on this point would, as yet, be premate.re. 'The total shipments from the wharf amount to 39,320 casks, spinet 43.638 casks at the same date lest year. For Lx the contracts opened towards the end of December, chiefly with the best dealers, at 92, 82, and 72 r. money, and partly with the minor dealers at 2 r. less for 12, 9, and 8-head, and at 66 and 36 r. for tow and wail's. Early in February large contracts were made at 6 r. advance, : arid by the end of the month the parcheets tad reached 8,000 tone, and 110, 100, and 90 r. had b en paid to the test dollen. The market was then again quiet till the arrival of the supplies in the beginning of lone,eiose which time a large bosintia has been doing at advancing quotations. The purchases are now estimated at 10,000 tons, and the quantity for vale at St. Petersburg and expected, at about 1,300 toner nor is this quantity likely to be increased as it was last year, there being no stocks of old flax iu the country as was then the cue. The reports of the growing crop are rather contradictory, mostly agree ing, however, that it suffered partially from want of ruin in the early part of the summer. The shipments from the wharfs are 00,758 pods, against 640,842 to the same date last year. Of hemp a large stock remained over from last seism. Con tracts opened in December at 78r. money, and 82, 10 down, for clean. In January, 80 to 82r. money, and 83, 10 down, for clean ; 73 to 76 money, and 77 to 80, 10 down, for outshot ; and 70 money, and 73 to 75, 10 down, for half clean, were paid on contract, and 84 78, and 74r. on the spot. Parchases continued in February with little variation in price, but in March the rates reached 87 to 91r. for clean on the spot, end 77 to 78r. money for outshot, half clean remaining unaltered. The demand on contract then slackened, but purchases on the spot continued 'at previous rates for common hemp. OD the arrival of the barks at the end of Jane new clean hemp declined somewhat, but regained its position at the end of July, in consequence of considerable ,though the market is now rather dull. f i ci r e a rot e : supply, including the wintering stock, is estimated at I about 30,000 toes, or about 8.000 tons short of last year's. The shipments from the wharfs are 1,094,334 pood., against 1.292,744 to the same date last year. The growth' of last summer 'weigh ing the supply foe the next season was good and 'abundant, but this year's has suffered from drought in some parts of the country. Hemp seed opened in October at 8 r., Goon advanced to 10 r., aad is now steady at 101 r. Hemp yarn is becianiug a considerable article of export, particularly to C e Disked States. The Bret sort is now steady at 96 to 98 r.—For linseed prices closed last autumn at 23r. to 28r., at whisk time no stook was left tea the spot. and only 3,300 to 4,000 chins. were on the way. A few oontraete were made at 221 to 23r. for Rj. ff and Verey,delieerable in June, and at 261 r. for Speak sod Liskeff, deliverable in July and Aegast, with 10 to 14 r. down, at which rates, and up to 28 r. for Morelia:ask, deliverable in August, only a very mo derate business was done daring the winter, sad the demand continued languid, with little variation in price, till about the middle of Jane, when large per *Moue wer.: made at an adva Ice of 2r. Latterly the market has been quiet. The total purchases are esti mated at about 160.000 abets., and the supply, ar rived end expected, at about 270,000 chola. the quality and condition are generally in , feriae to last t ieses. The prospects for next year's sa y axe unfavourable, espe cially from the war Volga, where azurite drought prevailed during the eerly part of the saw rase. Of emu and flour, the export last year was ia oossiderable, and daring the winter the only business done was some of a speculative gators in oats, among the deeltrs,gronudiedontheeoea j evelo high priors in the interior. In May and ; Seim few transep t/us oosurred in rye, oats, and hot thedemand for the two former avow osoowl. lAttseir Aso* has THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The market for the English funds continues steady, without the slightest alteration in prices. Consols have been quoted all day at rsterday's rates, 961 to both for cash and the 11th September. Tee Torre ter Cent. Rednoed mark 971 and 97. In the New Thres-and-a-Quarter per Cents. • good deal of business has been done, chiefly consistiote of acting operations; the prices at which transactoos are mated are 991, 981 and last 991. Long Annui ties have been done at 81 and 5.16; ditto 30 years, 101 Oot., 1839, at ; ditto, 6th Jan, 1800, at 8; South Bea New Annuities, at 93Z. Exchequer Bills of all amounts have exchanged hands at 67a. and 83s. prem. India Bonds, at 87s. and 846. prem. There is a slight increase in the amount of business offering in the breign stock market, though it is still tar from active. Prices are generally Brm. Mexican Bonds opened at an improvement, and soon marked 30; tut they have since become a shade weaker. The rates of actual business, as officially reported, are as follows : —Basilian Old Bonds, at 91/; ditto Small, at 921. Danish Five per Cents., at 100 and 1 ex dive Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at 671 and 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 90. Mexican, for the 13th instant, at 30 and 29/. Portuguese Fire per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 341; ditto Four per Cents., at 341, 331, and 34; citto small, at 34 and 1. Russian Four-and-a lielf per Cents .at 981 and 1. Spanish Active Five per Cent*, at 191; ditto Passive, at 41; the Three per Cents. foe amount, at 371. 12401.11311 FT3NDI3.—Toss Day. Hook Pack 3 pa Mem. m8..9941 . 3 oar Ot. Mao.. Ng 1 4 34 re da 9114 9 D 0115.940. to lid 3 .66 " 0.66. A6.66"94 6. 113 666 11.4. oar M. Amain Doak, gm Ct. &wads 11da..1:9 ISt 10 per el ft* Stado. 96 are Deemed Ma. 4 per per Mel. Ida, el i Irttt e o L N i tl. 6l 9o l 72 D6..61 3 P66 a;: a l, r 9 6 9. 81 Ct. Rum tiro 19 II 6 t s t r ibr . etmirordti._ 1 6 631 60 9 1 6 7tt0 Spootob 114 e Ditto Cohmob. VOL UM, 3 par Ct. dmaolib 191.40 t I eohoobloo &MIR 31 Do. Deferral 3 t I*. Oda. TO 9 Ditto Psi Mal 3. orr MOM Bd.. 31 Plll CL Yamamoto Dd.. DI • Ot. 1111 I Yamada Android Ass e. 171171 MDWINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. 80e1.1. —The market nmaine steady. The public selm of H aaaaaaaaaa Porto Him are ring off without alteration, the importers holding for fell pikes, and baying in freely. The reined market ateedy ; low, brown lamps, 49.. 6.1.; few to fine groerry, 60e. to 414 . Corral —The public sate of 200 bags 36,drsa went off without alteration. The private °Deftest market foe good nrdleary 'sive Orylera has be.. quiet to thy, the pablie gonfalon i• 475. to Or. 6d. Rice —1,400 bags pokey white Idiedres sold is public ode et 9.. te th 6d.. which were previous rams. Par....-3,000 bag, of Reveres sold at previous rain; goes Samara. 30. Ordinary B.tavia, 214. so 31. Carman Li.,aa.-3.000 beadles Red 200 hoses, im ported hem Havre, sold ie eablie sale; let quality, 61 Os.; 2nd. 61 to 61.2 s ; inferior. 94a. to Ws., which were tall pram. Tem.—Tee market has bees firm ; the exportatien con• tine a large; for t►e week ending August 29 it was 108,2001 m Is other artieles so material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The damsel for cossumption 'matinees very brisk, sad prices to-clsy ars well sustained. CLintatialta rage at fol lows: Town Tallow, 38.. 6d. ; Pstunberg Y.C. oe the spot, 38s. ; Gerber to December, 37e. 01.; Cleteber to De amber, separate maeths, 39e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mesas. coop T and Davis report trails dull, at the fol. Molest qtrltatinas :—Prise Meadow• 76a to Ids. • inferior. VW to 701. ; Rives, eds. ; CIOTer , old, 70e. to 1384; Straw, 23a to 7/s. Ting Civic CrlSln.—ln consequence of Michaelmas- Ls faldtyt thi. year apes a Sanday, the election of chief a.gls , rats of the ell of Laidea will take plawe ea Meaday, eh* 3041 last. The sheriffs sleet, Alderman Carden cad Hodekteara, lbw. ' will be swore la as tke 27th last. Mechelen of the livery for Lord Mayer will, it is expeetrd, fell up t,, All. rasa Iluegrove ' who was sleeted aldermen of Brad-street Ward la 1642, and alined the ease of sheriff ia VW. sad is waw the seater eiders.. *mum Ihe sheik. Tea Css Paorairroas or laysaroot. ars still at wee wi.h tee le the Meisel of the male of tuna. Great latemeeteaso Y estueqoatl, felt, then mot Wag sob us be led is the awe. ♦ fell-tteest sewer& was Is I to be gives es ? wedgy at the Pltilharaeale4•ll, bs., Is easetisowee of the salts," the eamelese wet s obliged to Wee a meths that lean were wet expeated w weer le fin dews. A ailwotta was rib !a this city Oriuts2rtealtY that Mr. Divan had *beaked the &pedimental Jerk te the His.. of COMINIMiI, moat bp the ale te W MM Mr. Lgy. As this woad soapot the his. numbw Is On op seat far the city, whirl he. 111111101•0 Tlll7 pome the libe ral 'Lao , * are os the qsi aioa, awl sevetal - ssia wive beta award as saadtisssa The easservadves ars also paring ter say east of the kiwi that wan hewn. We give the tweet so we Asa hard ft, withest ty wisely ise I wasstews.—Wssesm Lestimarr. 104 111 54 SO SS 00 144 II 236 246 110 1106 tot di.l poiput 11 14 14 03 111 If dia. 13 146 cu. UIAI pa. IS 14 44 44 as II 71 II II 3,1 die 334 34 cz 4.1. 251 7 Mx IS IS ea di, 124 1214 15 17 ex div IS i 4 6u. „ 14 IS 4 44 6 41 !I I 101 dla 1 3 l 4 421 1) ISI 7 71 pm 54 1 4 4 14 • 7 4 41 Ilf 11,1 41. 91 Of 71 SI 41. i.;;: K;:r - r7.1....** 1.01.1V1R01 Guar.4 perCanc *mat, Raz WIG MatkVit lit'h:.m'ef*Lias'ial‘ Do. I , oliono, No. I Do. 'ow /CIO Prot. lb . . &fee. fleialeees 110..130 * dues De. Sinn. ead Derby... De. Come B. eG d p. C. De. New Do F. armee.* ... Do. Gauen. 31 per Ct. Norte Ini•kh . Do. Preference NortlintnNordehlre_ , . Oz earl, Wolvw. ?make end Wyre Uo. y !hors ,A) Read., Guild., and Itaigeirt Royston a. him eetprate Esteriee zketteJa Central lecouleb Ds Mew %rears. & Dlrm y Clan A Near Guaranteed . thresrabory and Chester (b. Adeea (Nor. W. WO Do. Now Do. $ per cent; plot. .. *graphing Union South eltafford , Wro Do. No. 3 Do. No 4 Reii.4ena S 1 4 $i 1 0 Ws I 4i le 1 de s i is SO 21 54 dis 1. 3_ st 4 42 tse 0. 1841514 f Siall Pi I lh ex city 81 $ 71 111 181 7 Si dls all 7 li;;tT2 d _ O _ trr, anwls Water/art and Klikenity welt, Valley, d p. Ct. rm retairlet, &Warn Terls.tteirtortle Ittlertriak Do. Ikt. Met& Nuns. Do. O.N. [...Furth or Nei York sad teeth Pallsed. VOll.lOll RAILWAYS. ungh4tallan (late Italia. amid Angela.) Boulogne and Azaleas -. Central Francs (Virrsan) Dutch Rhenish _ _ _ 'Cir!l;t - I,;ilan :::1 Do. .. 161 iil 10 9, .116. 4i nis. 16 171 ex d It dm 1111 13 16. 6, MIL I PO 4 as. i i i 4 4 %. 14 Si 14 7 1 1 41 41 dim 29 SI .:: Northers of Frames orlesopand Bards/Aix ... Paitiar.dOrkeas 6 Purls vial Rasa .. :.. Paris ma Btraabotui . I . arl Hans ... . "id Xeor ... Fs iil 61 - ei au 1 2 i i 1 9 01 10 dl. :::1 Alrailta•birs— —1 41 13 1 j 10j 11 I i I 7f 17 I 1 a at LIVERPOOL, September 4. evert -Rioptastair.—There was a be'te• feeling in the market to-day, bat that. was oat many trauma( ons, Mork not ...Orley freely. Laneasbire sat Yorkahhe Coaeohdated, 4211—Ditto I Al sbar,s). 9 4.—Ditto (311. diver). s! 21.-12neesster and Preston, • o.—Ditto I f..k. it 11 1 21. Ws 4.). II p.—Leaden sad Korth West. era. 110—Date (sew 1 slime). 11.111 p.-31341424 4111 —Ditto 11 wham), 23 d. - South Ea4stn and Dover. Ill—Ditto (No. 4 ries teredi. 3—Tort. Ntwasatis. and Bend*, original N. and B. (0. N. E. per cent. tall '3O), LIG 4.—Tort and No* KW 16a. MANCHESTER, Septatiber 4. grocx-Rxesioras —Tbm was • fair bulbar dose, sad Ens prices WS' obtained. LE tDS. September 4. STOCK EXCIIAMOL—T.• improved two of the stethet onatlemie. Laneseltlve sad Wyk,*lmo, Weever, litres warlike has taken place taday , bar fal'en from 44 to 421. T. other alio this ermine have keen la the ad:urine tham: (Teat Northern% 14 dta.; Prot Leneeddre Quarter% It. 1.. ad.; Meek Eztoirione (No. 84 Ca.; North fltalordehum. 101 du; Itiellaado (302), 26 &a ; 8). ACCIDENT ON TIM SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. —An surdas t of a Oneida, al•arseter seaweed on the Evades std Smith Western Railway on Teesdey night. The 7 p.m. down thin left the Waterloo-reed natio' at the usual hour for Out Word, and proceeded onwards without meeting with .. y interruption nail it had arrived about mid wsy between Esher and Waybrldge. Shortly after pea- Meg, however. the first-tamed station, the engine driver meted on the lino ems* moving *Meets. He therefore shut off the at, nit, and signaled to the guards to apply the breaks, bat t efore they had saficient time to do so the' engine same in contact with the obstruction in frost, which was sloshed to ohms,. The driver proceeded on his Journey, leaving word as he west by the different stations for inquiries to be made as to the intent of mischief dean. Y.eterday morning st was clearly martained that from 20 to 26 sheep bad been literally cut topless., and their excelled 14111L1,011 IMO found stottered in sundry directions ea the line. The ease were picked up by the driver of the goods ode, and mermyed to the seamen stales. The enisside it seems bad obesitatrd as entrusts upon the Nos, wrist( te some sithet In the pallets whisk emended the meadow whim they wore K ',stare. HERE HT RAILWAY.—Not the keg important part of the it •da trails of eke Caledosies Railway at this period of the rev le the enermsernesabar of harrier whisk are atm daily transminsill est the math. Cse day last week a trate was drtertehei dram the Mass is Lothlaa road with ao lam than it toss of this Ash aims. The Oslo, whisk was so Mdisary sued one, meld sot, esesethao to the meet moderate computations. hateaoptsbed Me. Mao Pelf a m &ilia inima of this parties's: genus of dmillany tribe.—NertA Mr. ROBERTS slid he had long ago expressed an opinion tbat the exorbitant expenditure of railways would C• 1194 so lung es they had an eng neer, and he would move that as the line was nearly completed, the services of an ea. pine.? is-chief be dispensed with, and a resident easineer at 5001. a year be tattooed la hie plum. H e th oug h t i t was unwise to have an engineer when they had nothing for him to do. If they did not get rid of him they orient depend some new scheme would be afloat on which to elpen.l their thud Satan SG& IMMO mischief dill Yoe Idle bands to do. (llsels I militer ; Mr. HENRY RAWSON deprecated any attack on the engineer about his salary—that was • matter the directors were responsilde for. Mr. HAWILSHAW messaged his wish that the motion should be adopted. He had already expressed his belief to the hosed that there ens no mail. ti for his servile, a day beyond what was neee-eary for the settlement of the accounts. He was sorry it was thought he was responsible for the talking of branches, or anything beyond the en gineniog ; sub • situation he w ou ld not b e p l ace d i n, If they would give him their railway. (Applss.4.) 11. had never enntemclat.d remaining in their ureic. • mid had ti t/rested his belief that a salary of 2401. or 3031 • year would be ample as consulting engi- eer. After a long d scuision upon some minor matters in the accounts, in which Mr Moweer, 11. P., deprecated the sys tem of share-puechasis which the company hod pursued, that gentleman moved fur • return of the shares so pur chased and held by the coup toy. The CHAIRMAN sold no new parcheees had hcen made since November, 1844, at which time a list of the shares held by this company was puhlishrd. Mr. PRICE charged the board with having, at various times, pocketed the dividend. noon thou sham s ; and said it we. only at the time when they depreeiate 1 in value that they were thrown on the hands of the company. The CHAIRMAN, and other members of the board, Wig neatly dented the assertion of Me. Pries. Mr. MOWATI' said there was only. 42,00'1l applicable to and be thought, whe n th a t was cons id ere d , t h e self glorifying terms of the directors' report were an insult to his undentanding. (Hear, hear.) The report wigs subsequently adopted. The resolution declaring the dividend having been proposed, Mr. COATES, attorney, said before this qaestion was put he wished to lay her ire them the case of the fitths share holders; end he proceeded to show the disadvantages which it was in the power of the holders of those share, to place the other shareholder* under by throwing the matter into Cnanctry, and stopping the payment of all dividend for years and years till the whole matter was r tiled. He as eased the directors of mating • more favosreble arrantement with the extension shareholders than they oticinalty ob tained, and asked why this advantage was to be confined to them alone. He saw by the act ante there was a b dance of 18,828 is. after paying the other charge*, and he would advise the directors out of this surplus to pay • divi dend to the holders of fifths of 2 per cent., the same al they were paying to the other clumps, (Laughter) They might depend it would be the cheapest money they had ever expended. At the last meeting he knew they had referred the matter to three conceal on each side, bat it was not to be ezpeted they could await the agreeing of six lawyer!, and he moved • resolution to the elect that the holders of the fifths •heres he admitted to • dividend equal to that given to other ohereholders. Mr. Hooter seocind.d the motion, bat the proceeding war condemned by Mr. L and other shareholders, oa the around that the matter had been referee I to the Attorney- General for his opinion, end it was suggested that, should it not be decided by that high authority, it should be referred to • few terem-reial men. The CHAIRMAN declined to put the motion of Mr. Coatis, considaring it would be neoneary to co aaaaa a venal meeting for such a wpm,. Mr. MO WATT joined in the opinion that the beet mode of settling ere question would be to refer it to the decision of some tour or Ave busies's wen. Mr. I.,REMAN euaries4d the refer.noe of the ease to the eltairinen of the Bork of Ragland and the ehtiiman of the London and North-Weskra and Great Northern Railway Computes. When our parcel leR, at five o'clock. the question wee net deeid.d, sad the imporaat question of reducing tee di:eaters and appoiaing half of the boarl anew, had n. 4 bean eater tained. MANCHESTER, BUXTON, MATLOCK, AND MID. LANDO JUNCTION RAlLWAY.—YeeTeeday the Ideal of general taroise tl the proptionn of 'hie Com. pear was held at the Midlaad. Hot.l, D,rhy, the Mau. G. H. Cavendiah, M.P , in the eheir. The ii. entracte from the Ripen: Tee sem at =Mielliseeedlt of the Company wall par • alvidared of sr Awe (am of UMW tax), end leave 194 J. le. Bd. to M carried forward to the mat amount t sad the VISO foe the entreat half year hoe hese 1,9971 lbs. tt the 25th Aug., e ni mp em d with, 1,6771. for the snrmsoendine period of 1849 —The Ohaftetaa, in moving the sdoptirn of tb. re . pert, stated teatdarinn the but three weeks the,. had he.. aa lasereme in the Inane of 8201. with .at ear msterial In seam of oetlay.—H. Portal, E.g., mvanded the mottos for the &demi= of the rep3rt, which was serried.—Oa the mo. dentine a divid.ed of 6d. be dealer, a, it was moved by Mr: maim, aid seconded by Mr. Pr. Moe, that no divideed be declared. Only two heeds were, however, bald up In la roarresist the ameadment. The orpinal violation was ea. Tied, and the proceedings terminated _ • BANDON RAI Inetaad of an °pea , reek•road, and through Asylum, by which t✓ purchase of the hare ennsplotad Bog, whichW i of the pleat ha twilit, of Mae AILWAT.—The directors have determined, )vas cutting, to tunnel underneath the Muh- -1 through the ground adjoining the' Luse • lick tile wet of • bridge will be saved he ground iii queedcw. The se ..... ^ :_ . NR4 44 A the et way *resat . ,::: PI ait lair= sinking. the hog ' • - "" 1gge,,,,,,7, 4 having rhea considerably haw . c ' .., to thaw. in.—.oorh • ' /I. : - .1.• •' , ie. 4^ , ';..ef'• . Vi 14 7 1.1.... ft Eg, u) • - 4 1 - il;> ra 4-.1.!- - - .4 o s