The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

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OTMEN T rs. dd at LIFE. ~!.., recreation, and rational re at time.' lion% WI I:4;ay--epring sad datum . &era. izr - .:eac at time.- 71e 'SM. 1/010. role= V. , ...0., out cum. plariast plmena—Ocendry .t.—Leedom et lt acet—Evanada at lime— ens— r. 1.414, Dwain& felnagtvg Becthin, Ali, lasa, :nes tin NOVNTAIICL I eds. la. analt ; by pan. • • • ...ze talas—tasteli at WMbank Itatalakutaaaa pf at D . allis. ha. 1: t k ci aN a tl " SZ • .rat pal sad tea oar mina =ay ran." - a aY nt awry Sara Oars art we) et sat amt *casaba cassatetlea. pat bosom the --- - • . mm p"Turs, WON% ft study, sad emitid•ru ad rude lot dr diet aid Wird ragalatio• . r, PiIIVAtI-10111; MBA. $9, cumuli ; CanaMe, 147, ric.tne:, &net tram tie usiller. 10. azil ss. CASTLE. DISTRIBUTION OF rulZEs.' letterda) :he Wit: arty ceremony of distributing ;rail aced rt ttb. more deserving students at Mu taitert.s ty,a 1...te in the large MOM of the seta. i'vnettio I of lidiabiunb, in the chair. TM oats,.,, •a. 10% fit sc ihteresting name. ad@ ' I , altar sa .. t , 'gm ap. t .... c . in w a ge present, it:minions teeny tat.)ato 0(•ee ,ring distriete, in addition to the ir.ecat 114 i : the wiledate. The chairneas harass cp. c. , It, Mr Oh I !JILL the . principsioaade a brief adduse t ' . 4h1.4 that the nem which had attended 24 141 %1114 , 4. vu greatly to be attributed to the het that as nqs were aerie kept is Irar •31 NirPoral ehastilialeat. Li ii. 4 pa.n. to cultivate aussipt A* boll • " sirs t° "4 MCI' ....US !viol protitably ; and he had grist P l4 °' las 4. 05t.v..:144 to the touipiay • variety of sap., draw. 441 * " 4 MA.- ut different kinds which had bass 1111*- t "!" '1 UAL • Li-4ISrI *arias the lest half year. Ise ,at. these nuerred to sea regarded with mush the tunefu l p resent, and it was ireidently the "Utl. 'oak that the time of the boys had been ae kr . • n * ••••.1 St SCIOOI as in their helm of study. ,lew.lSi then addseased the company, *a- L " ' 11 LP togs approval et tits manner in which the • . 11 " 44100 d. led el the achnirable results whirl t'" 'tut e tweard upon this occasion. 'a tae is lid sertihtatte merit were then awarded Is ;j"" lack 11,11, John Sh aw , Athalease Will ;. , • v•za.. a , :.alia„ kraut Locker, Waltu 4 ' . L• or kreaklia 11,11, Charles Macleod, Frederick ". k , oepl brtglit, Allred Speaaar, Arthur Macleod, 16 .' 4 1:maw of Jl. rtt ; Thomas Lessaby, Frederiek Lewis, • , •ts Lnisra. r.t.is Heald, Joh. Gals Cherie@ Yu. fit•ost LI•s110. ChilhiUbal ellertieta, Hobert 1.1" be"" , what. falls ItAiiien. "A Mr. WIN 1 F.lt Ikea proposed a vote of Husks wawa, sad twit the opportunity of statist that te• pan that h. luta resided la the neighbour .44 to Lei eeeee atoms the hoes of this school coadoet tb'lwenie %parolee thee with Ws strictest prop, nay. I.^4.'e kILLANb baiter frtaraid thaoka, sod stated %Ll* Wistlie is he felt at Geis% praise' at so eatertainsaft as L !HU. ',pressed kis cratitutele to the osespaay for Nov. W the 1-4 ai to.' cosaplisseat of attesdispi, sod swore lope- Cera of the at, ken whew be had .`" Nottved the mic meet vaisable distri aftiftasee. He this sea. !Nts.r.itt tee papas oft the eosameseeneat of their hall 41, sae toe proftediars terminated. ri:.. DCSUL Jens It Oa Beiradfy, Mr. Reynolds was served with so lbws, than sue writs ef sanumas for peuiltise of 601., he esteems is his rapacity of Lced Mayer. "These vresesdlsaa" says Samders, " weald have been takes Iles( slue, bat that it was sansidered advisable to waft he the patsier el the reseal Presses Act, which pets sasialses of parliamsat span the same fogies as ordinary subjects in Medea *slaw peeseedaga Mr. Reynolds must, of course, wader %a act, sitter ap peanusees within eight days heat swim, sad &cola- Micas and pleas mast know as if it woes term." Thus if, in spits of the weaves* efforts toeprive him ef his aerie dignity, be is enabled to retain d it to ths sad of the year of office, his surmise are roe:rived that it shad still be a bed of thong. MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCUESTBR, Ivies 18. The Chamber of Commune have resolved a letter hem Mr. SerpiMil this aerobri. Natio( that he is sot able to snake podW promise or Se late nestles to truster the Natal emus to Ileadisolor tor sole. TM thilowhis seen of hie Leger : "Leades.lll.llembleme. Jess M. Dear 81r.-1 lad ee inquiry as the MUM hreirei r Tows that se nosy ordure bay* stready bee. alma he the emus I had a seed be Meatimamet 11teele. mho is hem me body advertimed.imal masa sad by may mei mesas traasfet the sake. I haw, however, this day rewired • bill of Wog of wasiber shipment, which I will, as meat 11e It writes, send dew 10 intarkwat fermis. Trastiai that my too readily st e llriadolb_ .18 idriummes a the aline facts, will sot have as imprisonment is say of the podium whom I had the plasma et emeadoi,-1 am. dear sir, yours faithfully, 3. Basereasm." tits Astheemo• of Mese!tester held a sup plemental Wisdom ed the esthedral thatch this stoning, at whisk di was expested that ad the eltarehwastieas end sidosimm mil preaeadap themselves at the preview court would One of the sidemen for Maseheeter, ideated amble the mosiefairies meetly lamed by the Coot gt Quin% Demo, presented himself ; bat the sharehwordews said other sideman bad been admitted the manioc after astir eleeties, sad their chemist op poses* apparel before dm thaerabis arettheassa to pro trt, is mesa immertewas term, that they had thus wen tzt• ed of the opmetoaity to be went. Besides the mast is hoer three speeches. they were pre seated by 111 r. WilMa with a written protest aphid the vali dity ef the Meadow. THE FACTORY BILL—MEETING OF DELEGATES. A namerees meeting elf factory delegates mos held — on Monday, at the Cotton tree Tavern, Ancoats, having been osavesed by the antral committee, "To take into conside ration the present aridcsl state of the Ten Hone question." PAUL BAIORIATIS took the chair ; sad delegates wen present from Maaebeeter, Pantos, Stockport, Bathe, Blackburn, Jolley Bridge, Faddism, Droyisdes, Staley. bridge, Preadelsb, Dokindeld, Pips, Saturant, Onion, Hazel Pendleton, Sallied, Parsley, Heywood, and Bnii-Id; w letter! had been resolved from Brsoford, Watrinstoa, Hebdoubrioge, and Mainiesliald. Mr. GRANT gave a di tailed account of his proceedings in Lender, whilst perfonaing Ike duties whisk the delegates had imposed upon him at their last meeting, namely, to en. demur to impose upon parliameat the claims set forth in the resoluticies of that nueling, for a uniform and diciest bill of 58 hosts per west, and to take every partible mesas in his power to obtain the insertion of tie children," in the limitation of the factory day, as reposed by the govern ment. Mr. Grant complained of the want of cordiality which was displayed towards himself and thme who acted with bun ( Mr. Walker end Mr Balme), by the delegates in London representing the Lanca shire sad Yc rkshi re committee. Mr. Grant, io conalulion, advised the operatives, 'ming, as he said, that it would be folly to pursue a coves which there was no chance of accomplishing, to direct the whole of their amen. Lion to the inclusion of the ehtldrett In the limitation, rs. serving to themselves the right of applying nest session for that fall inemare to which they were undoubtedly entitled. _ _ Resolutions were then agreed to, imploring the govern aunt and tbe legislature to were the two lasitatioas of to. boors per day and 68 home per week, without shifts and relays; stigmatising the refuel of the Howe of ,Commorse to include children in the limitation of the facto,, day es evidreco of an inteatioa to continue the relay system by the aid of children of very tesaer yeast ; ;declaring that tee House of Commons bad broken tooth with the factory opera tive, and Oedema the 'mean to petition the Roue of Peers to adopt the amendmeeta proposed by Vord Jobe Dinneen and Lord Ashley ; and deputing Yr. Greet to pro ceed to Lmdcoa to make the necessary enamouring with Lord Faversham' with reference to the passage of the bill through the upper louse. Tee lest resolution disowned the application for peestaary ammonia made to the National Assweiation for the Protection of Native Industry, by some partici representing dicamelmo u delegates hoes the fact:ry workers. NATIONAL REIMAN AND FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION. —A meeting of the supporters of this association in the Ward c t Ferringdon-without, was held last night, at Ander• tai's Hotel, Fleet -street, Mr. W. Carpenter in the chair.— The Chairman said that about twelve months ago a Cutup cial reform association was formed is the ward, and was called the " Metropolitan Financial Reform Association " la a week alter the National Reform Association held a meeting to form a metropolitan neociation, act knowing that one already existed. It was then thought better to localise the anociatina, and it was called the " City of Lando. Aaso elation." It being found that the society in a manner in terfered with the larger body, it was suffered to fall tam desuetude. It was thought, however, that so influential a place as the Ward of Farriogdoa-without should not take part in this movement, a circular was issued, calling this meeting to hear Mr. Beggs, the secretary, and Mr. Wilkinson, the Demurer of the national ono eiadoa, after, which resolutions would be come to and such a course as was considered advisable would be adopted. Mr. Wilkinson said that with regard to financial Worn, s. e., a reduction of taxation it was important not as regarded its mere pressure but its indirect mature. Mr. Norman, a beak director, had published a pamphlet to prove that taxation had not increased in proportion to the wealth of the country. Nor was he (Mr. Wilkinson) prepared to deny that the wealth of the country would not beer even a greater amount cf taxation, bet it was the incidents of taxation which was to be complained of inasmuch as the heaviest pressure did not fall on the wealthy, and if it Was imposed on them it was probable it would not be collected. As taxation now existed it pressed on the industry and even on the unitary condition of the country. The maxim that in order to preserve peace you must be prepared for war was carried to too great a length, and he said distinctly that the opinions of military men who said that in the case of war you might lose this or that colony was not to be attended to, but they most risk the lose of such a colony rather then increase the financial difficulty which might wear ; and he strongly urged the necessity of all na tions reducing their 'military establishments.—Mr. Beggs addressed the meeting at considerable length is explanation of the priciaples supported by the aaeoclation.—Mr. March then moved a neoluiion approving of the objects of the Na tional Reform Association and the appointment of a con tains' in the ward of Farringdon Without, which was agreed to, and a committee named.—After a vote of thanks to the gentleman who attended from the parent association the meeting separated. MANCNISTIBN, SHIP'FIZID, AND LINCOLNIINTILI.—The committee of investigation have issued a report, I. which they say : " it is with regret that we have to assesses the discovery of erron in none amounting to 00,7161. in the statement of liabilities costaised is the last report issued by the directors. The committee, folly lap emed with the extreme important* of aseertaising the Omen secant still required tar the entire completive of the mrierteldag, oh , wised from Kean. Fowler sad Allpert a abash most madly aspired, revised, sad duly .stilled by beat gen tleness. all patent and future requirements (fizemiami of Grimsby Docks) *oleos at a more rimmed =the Maass. of trails timid beams pest as to a further extesales el Imam The arlieseat is made up to the Slet Dessaber Isle, mad then smassiod to 962,767, but es refareses le the balsameet it will be per aired *at this sum has ben Muted b various ts made beams the above date and the 31st liarch to 804,901. It will be remarked that a balance of liabilities amounting to 61,3701. is still unprovided for, egoism which. however, are to be placed the Off•en cm shares in the hands of the public, at a par value of 2131,5611., and land on the asters section of the line est wasted for the use of the rail way. Os the subject of moan of calls, we may here observe that we have meet strongly urged spots the direo tees the shosises seassiity a agog every exertion to obtain their esti we are Wormed that the senators have re piag imetradess Se take peasesdisp spirt mesh deiather. la oddities es the impost isolated is Mama Fowler sal Allpert's sialumest. yes will passive that the sum of 282,31101. le dill required toe the sesqlseles of the Grimsby Dodo. The ammittee have requested the aleation of the arsine te the pansy sad expediesey of rommaiderine the queen's of the sae of the sow desk at Geismby, sod whether it set be essisable,_lbe the preens, to limit lie extant to 1 sae s imbed el Tear esmittee have carefully whisk this esapeay cone pies is i ts amanitawithre %nth Justine. sad Attra ctant line; and, &akin at its pest cost, regret that active steps have set bees takes to reader is, if melba, more re maseriadve. They strongly ressantesd that as time should be lest is melds( ea asesesseet with the Lasko and North Waters Railway fee the full sad efficient worlds. of the he. by eme ° W two competes interested LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, J TSB ORATORY IN KING Mesta Cherissalsat.) Father Newman, late of (Inked, hat now of Rome, is at pelmet segaged is a melee et Interco at the Oratory, format the Daudet Rooms, in Bin William-street in the Stread. The object, =tly, of these ketoses, is to remove tie diffi. which his femur followers (the " Anglicans." se he now calls thee) have in following the example et Ms perversien. Ths Oratory is a large square room, without any architectural embellishment. aid badly lighted from the roof ;at one end is a prer ely tat gaudily deco rated altar, at the other a large gallery is which there is an organ; in • recess famed at one side of the spartmect there is another chapel and an altar lees deco- rated. Oa the walls in the greater room are scriptural pieces of little or seartistionerit; whlletenthosisof the the recess an wisdom figures the sins of life, repre senting the Cromlechs, the Virgil!, sad some of the Saints. The room is fitted up with bombes sad chain closely packed, sad will hold a few hundred people. The Oratory is itself is the back pert of the manses ; the other porticos being used as u plies of residence for the priests or broth ea of the Order of St Philip of Neri, at the head of whom is another pervert, Mr. or Father, Faber. These premium ere. it in ander. stood, only temporarily oossplsd by the order far their preiesslosid purposes; it beleg intended, when funds sea be raised emit a .fresi nit eien be oh taitted, to erect a large church and other residential buildings. Father Newman's mission being at Birmingham. he comes thence weekly to London to deliver these lectures. The day s are Thursdays and Fridays, sod the boor is fixed, ludicimudy perhaps, for the audi tory he wishes to draw at 6 o'clock. Admission is given by tickets. Theis decussate are shown at the outer doer, which is only half opened, so as to avoid attraction in the street to a youthful servitor in a black ecclesiastical costume; on 'storing the inner door some distance off, up a passage, on the walls of whiehion are requested "to pray for the soul of Lady Eiisabeth Throckesorton," the visitor is politely removed by a similar attendant, who is arrayed in white over black, and directed to a seat. A consider able part of the room is est apart for ladies, who pro bably constitute one-third of the audience. Gradually, am the hour of five approaches, the room fills—sow a party of elegantly and fashionably dressed women enter is all the cos& deuce of rank and position ; then a twopenny post man and a bard working mechanic sheepishly follow : now three or four young temple" then as many hard faced Irishmen, bowing reverentially to the altar as they pass ; priests and neophytes of the Romish persimmon glide gently and noiselessly in from a side door and take seats in the first rows : concurrently clergymen of the " Anglican " church enter hastily, with curious looks and %messy steps, and seek places as much out of sight as possible, if obtainable under the gallery. On the whole, however (the ladies, of course, in their gay dresses and riqoant bonnets, excepted), the auditory is not a distinguished end scarcely& plea- sant or agreeable one; there are in it few accomplished or thoughtful looking gentlemen ; but in their stead not a little cf dirty looking youthful enthusiasm; sinister eyed priest', and priggish " Anglicans." To all appearance there is a preponderance in the audience of those who pay no obeisance to the altar. Exactly as five o'clock strikes, in come Father Newman and another priest; they proceed to the altar, and after a few words of prayer there, the former takes his place in a little, plain, low tribune, somewhat to the right and in a comer of the apart. mint. The father is a tall, thin, lifeless, =intellee tut looking person, with a lack lustre eye and a face of inordinate length. The tribune scarcely reaches to his waist; and this gives increased length to his tall figure. The lecture (or full notes) is contained in a manuscript book, and from it the father reads in a rapid, unmodulated, and not very distinct tone, hold ing the book close to his face, and thereby adding to the difficulty of hearing and following the dis course. In language and in style of thought, the lectures possess the general chemist istim of Father Newman's other writings; sentences of inordinate length worked out with a wondrous lucidity ; facility over words quite extraordinary ; subtlety of distinctions and dif terenoes founded very mach on that facility, of the rarest order ; constant references to the fathers, little notice of the scriptures, the largest demands on the belief of his auditory, and the most comprehensive de nial of Christianity to all who differ from him. It is difficult to suppose that lectures so characterised can achieve their object ; nor do they appear to have much effect on the auditory. They are as devoid of all eloquence or rhetoric as they are eminently defective in logical cogency. They are, in fact, a favourable specimen of what may be termed Clarrafian Coolant. They are strictly limited to an hoar ; and on their conclusion, the organ raises its tone and plays the auditory to the doors, where stand a string of handsome carriages and neat broughams. rNE 19, 1350. SULTS OP LONDON DUIUNO THE WEIUL won se everir.amenrs inn] la the week wenn hint lietardey the deaths ries twee I. the asserepethan ellstriets wen 800. Taking the 10 conespeadieg weeks el 1840-9, It mean that the bathe wen new lower Ikea 730, whin nodded is 11141, wham dis t risk o ila was Ins en et Meat e an that they nee is Is 1.000. The average el the ise weeks is 861, sr, raised Lambdas le Innen of pertinent, 928. Teen wee, • thereon lest week ea the .ennead average einsaatin to 131 Is the genie w epidnie abin d diseases the deaths eauseresed wen 1031 sad of nodal essepiainto whin It essephise, small-pee was fatal* 9 abilthee. sad animism to 19, both still neekbrobly nee the anew II modes was fetal to 2 0 . sad reseigh 30 - _, both of whisk an near thew l .enures. • Popies, oa the ether bead, SWISMIS to preen seers Wally;, fa Ike feet three weeks it serried elfeeenesively MI, 39, sad 43 patsees, sad hes mew rises mbar above the enrage et thew . weeks, la adoidtb game ben 17 to 09. ..pse:r ein adlM ague aid ere sof reemithest tent ; two of intense slid teas Hpurpose. Oa the thh et Jon, at 13 Tnenestrest, ethangtees, the sea eta eseffebtaket, eget two yes .., died of 'Mien after U hoe& 111...,. Diarrheas and el ision woo t tel to ID persons, all inept five havl sto brz shildrea ; this is not quite egad to OM nubble n In the sane week of 1147 9 ; is the 'ocarespealleg week el l W t year 1113 deaths eniened Deb fib aft sooddilats, and at the was tine 43 wen sand bye/shwa. Lest week 10 weans did after eiffidbirtle, la six of whisk nen puerperal fever was the aeon of death. Uwe* of the napintery meas. aieloao M ealossiptka, weer 11.1 I. Pa SSW; thsit gredneldediee se the beineetwee lowans is ahem . by the euensevelathed brae but Sts weeks, e:? tee l46 ill 118 led, , and Th e banality of condi still below the • average ; the nenther it cans lam weak woe 129. Pin wombs were registered lest week, who bad reached 90 years of age or upwards. Oa the 10th of Jen, at 6, Biritennievardens, St. Mary, Merylebone ' the widow of a labourer died from "decay of n at ure , ." net hada, Used, if sea Materials, without the earrooseadee of misters of births or btptisees, eau be credited, is the extraordinary ace of 110 yens sad 6 stoetlL Her MOM was Catharine 0 Flaherty , she was • native of Myeloid', of the county it Mayo, in Inland, and ..00ntingl i tts , Mr. Martin, the regatta) in full possessioe of her and two days before death could thread a needle without Ike aid of spectacles." Her en, who lane this sestesset him, Is • labourer, and is 87 yetn old. A woman, aged 40 yowl, Cod is the Losdon Hospital, to whin she bed bees brought from Bow, of Whammies of the one frees the sting of a bee." A yei r e o s ess wo: an was fond dead la • dar ds, hob suffocation by a fall seder the *endue. a what the 110SOSSeS 1117 dellailPS SS s "alcoholic fluid." Fear children were suffocated in bed. The reading of the barometer at the Royal Observatory, Orseawieh, was above 30 Is. on Sunday ; the mean reading of the week was 29 702. The mean unsperaihre el the week was 68 deg., and rather leer than the amuse of the same week in semen years. 0a the firm dues days it wee above the average, sad the excess on Tuesday amounted to 7.8 deg.; on the last three days it was below the average, sad on Someday it was km than the average of that day by nearly 13 deg. The wind was generally in the sontlt•weet. The births defies the week wars 1,260. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STRE T. CitAloB Or STBALINO ♦ HONAII AND CAB.—C. ANUS was charged with stealing a hone and cab. James Hartland, a cab-driver, stated that, yesterday Morning, about two o'clock, be had occasion to leave his horse and cab on the rank, in Oxford-street, for a few minutes, and on his return he found that some perms had drivels away with them. He made inquiries of the other cabmen, sad the information he re ceived from them induced him to proceed to the Haymar ket, where he saw the prisoner on the boa of his (witness's) cab, plyieg for hire. Directly the priesser aught sight of him, he jumped off the cab and ran • +ay. Witham par. sued him, and g►vs him in charge. The primmer, in defence, said he was hard up for the want of bread, and seeing the Complainant's cab unattended, he thought he might borrow it for an hour or so, in order to raise a *lulling for his family. As there are other cases of • similar maws against the prisoaer, Mr. Bingham remanded him till Monday next. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Mark.laste Boma.) Very little change appears to have taken place in prier of train at any of the principal Continental nsarketa ; and the British demand having fallen off, the transactions had been on a comparatively retell male. as well at the Baltic u at the nearer pens. Litters Ina Daatsie, of the 10th instant, state that the operation had, dung the preening week, been quite trifling, holders having refuted to make any coneusioe, and put• chasm having manifested considerable reluctance in paying previous rata. Oa that day there was, however, an improved demand, and about 600 hate of wheat changed hangs--high mixed, of 621 be. weight, bringing Neal to 41s. 6d. per qr. fro on board, sod other sorts propnnonste rates. Supplies had not some forward Wooly, and really flee qualities had become scarce. In the value of spring sore no change had occurred. Our Henipberg advice are of the Bth Awe. The weather was then very favourable, and the crops were well spoken of ' • the inclination to bey wheat had consequently been checked, but prises had not given away, high mined having been held at 38e. 6d.. mind at 365. dd. and red at 3 1 e. per qr. free on board. Small barley had be en offered at 131. 6d., and large, weighing 624105. per bunlost 16e. per qr. fro; on board. At Stettin, on the 10th indent, peon wen much the same as the week before. The water in the Oder being sOallow, had prevented supplies wean, down, and 'ellen had there fore demanded fully former tonna, say 375. for the beet 621 be. Pomeranian, and Ns. M ads. Gd. ist el to 611111 n. Stettin and Uckermark. _ _ _ . s' iTritOrtZek MT little beldame sip sera to have been done, owing to the high Regime's= of seams; end In the absence of traneactioss of impertiase tasted= had remained no minally unaltered. Thu &open, likewise, to have beta the ease at most of the other Lower Baltic ports; sot does any change requiring notice seem to have takes place in the value of spring corn or pulse. At Hamburg on Tuesday there was rather more inquiry for wheat on English essosat than the previous poet-day, and a trilling edemas an fame: rates wee, in some cases, paid for ties qualities. Wane on the spot, weighing 62Ibs. per bushel, lied Naha 40% 6d. to 41e. per quarter free on board ; and Mark, Mesh= Basle, he., 60 to 61Ibs. from 36a. 6d. to 37.. per qr. Imlay had been in tolerably good request, bat the demand he Danish had fallen oft; there had been offers frees fleelsad, of 64 to 6441 k. quality, at 16a. per qr. free on bow& The advises from Holland are not of much interest. The grain trade appease to have bees in mode the same patios there as with as, vie., Ihrie but lifeless. At Rotterdam an attempt was made oa Monday to setablielt a small advance, which had the effect of checking business, and quotations remained about the same as is that day week for white as well as for red wheat. Oats were fully as dear as before, bat the demand for rye had slackened, and some supplies of the latter article harts, been received from the Baltic, prime had rather tended downwind& At Antwerp, on Wedseeday, holders of wheat were, In consequence of sheet supplies, and the somewhat firmer cone of the English advises, very firm, and fine qualities could hardly be secured en messy terms as on that day week. For 611 b% Lonnie 37.., sad for 61i 1 be. red Antwerp 365. 3d. per qr. free on board h ad been paid. From Frame we learn that the weather having bees fine, prices of wheat sad flour bad tended downwards et meet of the Issuing markets. The .assumes from the MMISIIIIIMISS ere of mash the ease character as barn, sad q UL. of wheat are mad den* higher there than is tais . At Loghlwile Go the 6th last, Morisse* and similar of whlsliflrs quoted 388. to 39e. 1i :rte p . free as bawd, ad Ow lart.asaied prise bad boas paid iar ared. SOUTHWARK. AUACLT ON A R&ILWAT GUARD.—W. Vine, a Jour neymen carpenter, was *barged with attempting to get into a first dem carriage with a third-class ticket, and with as. multi's* W. lonia, one of the railway guards. The guard stated that oa the arrival of the ten o'clock train at Deptford last night the prisoner got into one of the first-class carriers. Aseensising that he was only prepared with a third-slain ticket, witness told him to get cut and eater a third-class carnage. After some minutes he got out of the carriage, and while he was entering the other he pulled off witness's sap and threw it among the passengers in another carriage, while the train was in motion. Wane's regained his cap, and was about to leave, when the prisoner struck him three times, end, had noisome penning assisted him, he must have been knocked Off the carriage, and mast likely killed by the train. Witness had him mitred, and, on the arrival of the train at London bridge, he handed him over to the custody of the police. A paseeeger by the train corro borated this evidence. In defence, the prisoner said be was int( xicated, and got into the &svelte,' carriage by lOWA.. The guard pulled him out, and with mach violence pushed him intoeumher carriage, when he pushed him again. Witness was recalled, and denied that any violence was used towards the complainant by the guard. Mr. Seeker fined him 51., or, in default, two months in the House of Correction. New POST•OFFICE REGULATIONS. GENEEAL POST -OFFICE, Juba, 1110.—On and front let of July next, the following regulations will come into effect : —AU letter posted at any rural receiving-office for places within the United Kingdom must either be prepaid by stamps, or be sent unpaid, as money prepayment for inland letters posted at such Milne will be aboli+lted. The postage of foreign and colonial letten may be paid in money at all rural receiving offices, including dim where no money prepayment has hitherto been allowed. Letter-boxes at the rural receiving houses will in no case be closed until within ten minutes of the time Seed for the despatch of the mail. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY IN 1851.—The Paris papers announce the appointment of Monsieur Sallandroute dirLamornair, as .special commissioner on the part el the Frisch government, for communicating with the royal commissioners in this country for the exhibition of 1851. This nomination of a person well known by his reports on the expositions of several nations, and his knowledge of the products of industry of the continent, proves the serious in terest attached by the French government to its being well represented in Eagland. The Town Council of the ancient town of Wells have voted the sum of ten guineas to the fends now raising for the exbibiUmt of 1851. WRECK OF A STEAMER AND GREAT Lou OF Lars.—Ws are sorry to learn that the Orion steamer, some time trading between Liverpool and MITTS, in the service of the British and North American Mail Steam Ship Com pany, was utterly lost, on Monday night, on a reel off Port Patrick, while cm her voyage from Liverpool to Glasgow, and upwards at 100 persona have been drowned. Another despatch stated that the Princess steamer had gone to Port Patrick, and had saved some lives. The report is , that on board of the unfortunate Teasel were borstal merchants of high respectability and standing. TAE MINERS' STRUM—The Glasgow Daily Mail says: " The propriety of making a relaxation in the terms propounded as those on which alone they would resume em ployment, has been much canvassed during the pest week sifts the miners who are out on strike. Hitherto only a very few employers have acceded to the demands preferred, and the number does not seem likely to receive a speedy segmentation, :though there are several parties who have expressed a willingates to approximate towards them. A wage of 3s. 6d. daily has been offered in many owe. It appeared as dooms of the claimants for 45., hopeless of ob taining that sum, were not indisposed to accept the smaller amount. They could not act, however, on their individual feelings—they were not at liberty to abandon or break up the union—and the important question was made the sub ject of consideration by the collective body. An aggre gate meeting was held on Thursday to determine the point, which wee debated at great length and with con siderable vehemence, end the meeting was adjourned before coming to any resolution. Next day there wee another large a sse mblage. The discussion was resumed, and, I=3, by an immense majority, the original terms were a Whatever private views and feelings may have existed favourable to the taking up of lower ground, they were not expressed. Under a dozen of heads were held up for that Fril: d v d :inon I d t ta w tzt districts , Lit agreeddh Tett h old da aggregate fora te s r . : of delegates from all the mining districts in Scotland, to be held bete, were arranged. It is understood that the disputes amongst the colliers and the Influence of the monthly pay night, caused some disturbance in the eastern division late on Saturday night and So:lday morning. Six or eight col lief, were taken to the polies office • and two of the polies saes were considerably beaten be fore their prisoners were socarea." -- illll LATE FIRE AND Lou or LIFIL—This hew noon, at 11 o'clock, Mr. Wakley, jun., sad a numerous ury, assembled at the Kiss's Hied Tama, Cestlocetreet, • Loss-awe, for the purpose of inquiring law the alma statism soanested with the deaths of Mn. Charlotte Harding, ailed 64, and Mile Margaret Nolan, aged 14, I Me two persons who lost their lime at the flre widish warred M PhasiliFel St. dilees, Mooday deals's of which is journal of the awls " 7 ' I No new facts were e 'ted in evidence, and the jury retuned a verdict that the deemed Naha was burst is the OM and the deoessed Harding killed by the fall, sad the jury law so evidesee as to the come of the On. MONEY MARKET. TtinaDAT stamen. The Dutch Eat India Trading Company have ad method foe pablis sale at Masterdom on the 11th ati ts tles folluwing quantities of Java sugar : 60,342 In stars at Amearditm ; 26,118 ditto ditto, Rotterdam ; 6,517 ditto ditto, Middisbarg ; making. total of 82,977 bor*mo oe baskets. This number, however, it should be borne in mind, is only about half of the entire mask held by the oempany, which is laid down at about 160,000 baskets. Bt. Petersburg letters of the Bth date that the market for allow continued dell, and prices were decidedly looking down. 610 oaks town melted on the spot bad been done at 1098.. and 300 casks Ukraine at 1111 t. cub. Hemp was without de mand. Oa the spot, for shipment, it could be bad at 87 to 90 for clean. Owing to the low water in the anal, the supplies will arrive later than was expected. Flax was without any alteration. In linseed nothing wbaisver was doing. The grain market was show thee egghead. Is imparts nothing of the least im portant, was going arwatd. and judging from the segarmses of sellers it was apprehended that prices generally will be lower. Olive Oil could be had at 23 R. Freights were steady as last quoted. The Railway on Landau was 386. to 38 3-16 d. Hamburg advice* of the 14th mention a alight de cline in the price of agree, holders having relaxed their pretensions, and a fair amount of busbies had been dose both for consumption and speculation. The gala up to Friday wooing include 15,000 bags Brazils, at 3i to 6 sob. • 800,000 lbs. Leviers at 41 to 6 sch. ; and 300,000 lbs. Porto Rico at 6k to 6 sch. The sugar market was firm, and in some *saes a shade better price for raw had been paid. A good deal had been done in hidts at full previous rates. In other products the tnmeactions were not of any importance. and nothing had occurred worthy of notice. Speller on the spot had been done at 9.7. The supplies of new wool were increasing, and a few peals had exchanged hands at about last year's prices. Good wheat was in demand, and had com manded higher terms. Barley was firm. Gold had advanced to 437 marks. Exchange was quoted 13.10 for short. Funds were active, and Russian was in demand, the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. English Loan at 92 he royal West Ir.dia mail steamer Severn brings on freight 624,127 dols., of which 60,000 dole. are for the Mexican dividends. The news by this opportu nity is of no particular importance, but is chiefly valu able as regards the crops, for which the prospects are represented as having undergone a considerable im provement throughout the islands generally, in conse quence of a change in the weather, and more espe cially so in Jamaica. The advice, from this latter island report much dulness in business, but the mar kets were without any change worthy of notice. Exchange on London, Jamaica Bank, was quoted at par, for 90 days. _ _ . Advice. from Havana of the 27th ult. mention that the business in the import market had been quite pa ralysed by the Lopez expedition. The sugar market was steady, and prices were firmly maintained, whilst the market fur other articles of produce was without change. The weather had been decidedly unfavourable for grinding, and the yield of the crop, it was thought, will fall considerably short of the ori ginal estimate. In coffee very little was doing. The tobacco crop was large and of good quality, and prices were moderate. Tonnage was abundant. Exchange on London was quoted at II per cent. prem. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English funds are gradually creeping up. The market opened to-day with Consols at the improved price of 95; to 96, ex div., from which there bus been no deviation, the quotations at this moment being the Mme. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done from 961 to ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 98 to Szchequer Bills mark 70a. and 675. ; and India Bonds, 89s. prem. Lung Annuities, 8 3-16. Bank Stack, 208. The foreign stock market is firm to-day, and the prices paid are generally better, with the exception of Mexican. Transactions were first effected in this stock at 30,1, and it then went rapidly down to 291, the only prices at which bargains have been eon- Grenada Bonds have been done at 181. The official statement of the business negotiated is : Cbilian Six per Cente., at 991. Danish Five per Cents., at 981 and 991. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 374; exchange, 12 guilders; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 87), 87, and 871 for money, and 871 for June 28. Grenada, at 181 aid 181; do. De ferred, at 41. Mexican, for account, at 301 and 291. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 78 and 774; ditto Deferred, at 331 and 34. Russian Fear and-a-Half per Cents., at 971 and 97 ; ditto, Scrip, at 4 and 41 prem. Spanish Active Fve per Cents., at 171. _ _ ENGLIbIi FUNDS.—Tuts Dar. Kink Stock. tin 9 ----- 3 pit Ct. ltnL Amu.. !t;':1 tow Cl. Cow. .hut 117 °L e v ?" 9Si 6 . 1 u 1 5 17 , L sgsreque,lMll , r .s. to TO*. 90119:10 6 per et Auetriaa Bonds. 11 per Ct. lick. Bond., 67 9 24 per Cent. b per Ct. Brazilian &11..117 9 llltio New. ad 6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres, t 1 6 Ditto Milian IcWa tl IP/ Ditto Columb. De( tuts.. Columbian liqutlor BJ.. 31 3 WO CL. thumb 55.1.., 7t 3 24 per CI Ct. llutela Ca Dutch 13d.i..m. 57 4 pa. . 67 et 4 /UNDO. 1 per Ct. Orem& ads.. 18 UreenLs Deterred Ma. 4 6 per Ct. Ater.. 1014, 291 30 e per 01. Peruvian Bee.. 77 8 Do. Deterred Mde.. Po/nem= Cour.. 331 4 1 6 per et. RUN. Bda., 107 9 Ditto Nisei* Elda. 174 3 per Ct. Bpsoises 386 1 11 DIU* Peeeive 1146.34 4 3 per Ct. VenesueLe We. 31 3 Veoeserla Deterred 11ar..114 124 MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. Brolll —Triers bas not bean a labile sale to-day. Tits market remains steady. Refined, grceery lump', 48a. 6d. to 60s. Comes.- 700 bap ordinary native Ceylon were offered and withdrawn above t►e market value. Goad ordinary re mains quoted 43.. Plantation kind has sold at previous rates. PEPPER.-750 baps and 500 robins of black were offered in public sale. Good Malabar sold at 31d. Allepi bought in at 31d. to 31d. Pewettero.-300 bags sold in publics sale, at 51d. to 61d. per lb. Rica —350 bags Java wens offered, and bought in at lls. 6d. to 12s. firm continues dull. GINGER --JRIRRiCRMOid from 41. to 71. 101., sad ornarom Bsogol, 16e. to 161.61. per out. COTTON remains firm. Taa.—The demand for common Congen continua brisk, and 10.1. is now the lowest price. In other articles no material alteration. Duty pagan Sugar to last week in London. Liver- owL pock SOMA ad tbe Clyde 2,501,791 To the ems period lart year 2,303,056 Decrease. 1,267 swum ram cor rait 111 ISM TO Leer wow.. lb. London Liverpool .................... 2. 7 1 8 . 022 Bristol . ... 431,131 LuLL ..... ..... 1.017.439 17,271,f35 . . ions dor ts 1149 16,793,249 Ineresse 476,968 TALLOW MARKET.--THIB DAY. There is no change to notice in this market to•day. Town Tallow is quoted at 36a. 3d. to 64. Petenburg Y. C. on the spot, Ms. 94. to 375.; October to December, 385.; ditto, aspirate months , 38s. 6d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and its value was fully supported. Foreign Wheat sold In retail at the quotations of Monday last. Barley meets a steady demand, at former rates. The better description of Oats, being comparatively scarce, continue to command full prices, and the quotations for other qualities are maintained. Batas and Peas unaltered in value er demand. ARRIVAL , INTO LONDON !NON 171 h JUNE TO 19th JUNE. Qrs. tiniWb. Iteolak. Irish. Filfintll. Wheat I 1 41 0 I I 11130 IBMs, ....... 410 1180 Oats l3O 8410 roar, 970 woks; BOROUGH MARKRT.—THIS DAY. Won. Poundals and Smith report that the muket remains without alteration. Aosouoto from the rilantatiesa speak at aa inmate of fly gosondly. Duty,lBo,oool. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Bates Hartley, 135.; Edam Main, 14i. 3d. ; Taaisld Moor, 12e. 6i. ; Will. Had Stewart's, ; Wells Bad Ti.., Ma—Shlpe at market, 120. [TH REEPENCE. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'Ciocs. Thure is not mash basins. going forward in shares to-day, but the toes of the market is steady, and yesterday's quotations are fairly supported. Cale donians and London and flouth.Westerns, however, are heavy, and lower. North 8 affords have been done at 101 dia. Midlands mark 37f; Brightoos, 83f ; .Berwicks, 15j; London and North-Westerns, 109/ Earr.an lAn.wArs. Acorns wises Yesterday. -I :04.7 up to 1 o'clock. Aberdeen Yo. realleinno . Eat ! Berke k Rea& nu (ot. _ yeoL jpoinbri tl p. Ct. ) imbsr=orireithritine Do. mrante dirm., Wale., ind Dudley eallabd w =drekbotar. Dn. •gnereitto Blint.WolkilidDar Valley Mind and Exeter 9 9{ la cas. I e iPs 17 21 2 Se We 7 pa. Si f e w 13 67 Coisdoilen Do. £I Posiinmei Cbor o er mad Holyhead .. Dublin sad Belfast jaw . .. ...is 77. D.. (zis E. lit 11.) .. - De. e. (Übe.) Op.lll.Pref. Do. New Prot 6 p.Ct Do Do. . tien. Est.. 3 No.l . Ct., N0.2 Do. Do. New do. 3 per Cent ... _ _ Eastern Union, clam A (late E. U. eh.) _. . East Lancas Do. elms B. end C dl• Do. Scrip hire fgrus. 6 p. Ct.) East LlneolcstUnt Goa. ranteed 5 per . Edinburgh Cen and a= t. Eleter.Yeoe al, k Great Northern Do. e shares,A.Deirred Do. e &are% B, 6 p. Ct. tin. 5 per Cent. Pref.. Gt. South.and W 0814404 Do. Eighths . Great North of Engiaad... , Do. New ten . Do. New £t, .... . . Do. New EIS ... .. Great Western ... ... Do. New £l7 ... ... Hull and Selby ... ... Do. *hares *_ _ ~. Lancaster and Carlisle .. Do. Thirds .. Lancashire and 1 . 0[6111 . 1 . 't Do. New (gun 6p. CL) Do. West Hiding 'Union 'Leeds and Brads:ad .. ILeeds and Thirst .. . Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. • N0..1 Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 3 Do. Pref. Quarters,l646 I London end Blackwell 'Len., Brighton, it ..Coast Do. New gua. 6 p. CL._ Do. guaranteed sp. Cl. late Croydon 1 birds Do. Pref. 5 per Cent.... Do. Conert. 5 p.Ct..165/ I London and Greenwich... Do. Preference ... _ London & North.Weetern Do. do. New I shoes... Do. Fifths ... . . _ Do.EIO ..15.,21.andi1. (C) Landon & South.Wadern I Do. New, E3O ... ... Do. New, gad _ _ Do. New Preference ... Lowestoftthaar.t per Cent. I Manch.,Buz ono Matlock Maneh.,sher,&Lincolnsh. Do. I shares, No. I ... Do. New XII, Pref. ... I Do. Man. a Line.l.Unioa Do. £3O Pharchs .. Do. Birm. stet Derby . . Do. Cons. B. a B. 6 p. C. Norfolk .. .Do. New £YO... ... .. Do Extension .. ... Gh Do. Ghana. S) pe r CL ..__,.... ...,..... 2$ 79 17 2$ 11 11 131 134 dis 3 31 4 3/ (Us 101 101 30 A 32 _ 911 nes 3;3 1 30 SI pm. 63 70 33 33 39 GO 71 G 1 dls. 96 911 43 49 201 211 97 51 par Ipm 39 41 1 14} 141 di.. 94 04 di.. Ot 9 di. 19 124 9y 9 di. 94 96 a die. 34 5 dia. 21 31 clts i die pas 4I 44 821 83 137 139 101 111 37 29 27 19 101 11 23 24 109 11.1 1 1 1 3711 2 1 pra GO 62 Pas. 20 19 dia. 16 14 WA. 14i 131 11 21 pui. 41 41 dia. 14 16 6 9 71 31 31 Ws 371 371 264 2, Gls 151 161 122 124 26 23 . 14 13 Ms. . 16 184 • 44 41 7 7 41 6 1 105 101 dia. 9 10 401 411 6 1 7 4 9 66 . 13 151 4 I Pol. 1! 13 Poi Do. Preference North Staffordshire . Oxford, Wore., al %Valve?. Preston and Wyre Do. shares (A) -- Read., Guild., and Reigate Royston and Do. liepreth Extension Scottish Central ... Shrews. & Rirm. , Class A Do., Clow Do., New Guaranteed . Shrewsbury and Chester fr o . or. W. Min.) Do. Osweetry Do. New . . Do. S per cent. Pref. .. Shropshire Union Do. Preference . South StatioriLihire South }:ustern Do. No. 3 Do. No 4 Registered .. South Wales 7 6i l 414. 9 3 9 4 6 5 3 4 16 14 dls. 114 dill 44 dl. 6 1: 11/ fi di. 144 171 S 5 374 264 171 171 1 S Guar. 3 rr Cent .. , Waterford and Kilkenny — I Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. do Wilts, Powered, .N;Wityni. I Yort,Nerrotatie k Benrkk Do. Ext. (Torkir Newea. Do. G.N. P.ParehorPrel Tort and Nora Midland. 13 SS 40 43 14 13 10 91 di& 31 4 dia. 17 17 4 I di& Foams Ratzx %vs. Anglo-Italian date Italian and Austrian) .. Boulogne and Amiena Central Prance (Vienna) Dutch Rhenish Fiat Indian Great Indian Penin.uta if 41 dis. • 4I 1$ 6 1 , 1 Pt y.' 7 di.. • di.. 7 74 13i 1 i 29 31 Luxembourg Namur and Liege Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux .. Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen ... Pais and Strasbourg .. Roues and Havre daobre and ?dense Tours and Nantes 211 22 2 ea 8 1I 2 8 II 11f db. LIVERPOOL. Jane B. Sloeit-lixcitattos.—The market wig exceedingly flat yesterday, hardly any business being transacted.—Dirmlogham and Orford, guar., 271 - Lancaster and Preston (f sh.. beued at it Hs. d.), IR).—London and North Western, 1091 —Ditty (new # 946 I, p. Ditto (fifth sham), 1 p.—Midland (# shares), York, Newcastle, and Berwick, (O.N.E. 0 per ct. till '3O), 3 d.— Ditto, d. MANCIIRSTER, Jim 18. 132m0k-Excithkril The market has been quiet, and prices We been a shade loner In must descriptions ci steel. BIRMINGHAM, Juno 18. BTocx-ExcreArrow—This share market was toleribly firm to-day. London and North Westerns were done at 109 j; Shropshire Unions were done at 41 and 4 8, 3 db.; sbrewebury and Birmingtuun A's at 9 db. ; and South &Affords at 4 dis. LBBDS, Jew 18. aroott-Exas•res.—Then his been this morning a rather Bat market and limited businem.ledemiane s ; York sod North Midlands, 17; Great Weeterna, 39. Leeds Bantam' tbmpany, CAPTURE OP RAILWAY ROBBERS.—At the Bristol Polies-court, yesterday, two men, named Thos. Winter and Hoary Winter, were charged with having stolen a quantity of shawls, dresses, handkerch efs, &c. the property of Messrs. Liston, Francis, and Co. ' whams'e linentirapen and elk mercers, and various other articles from the Midland Railway Company. Thomas Winter is a servant in the em ploy of Messrs. Crowley and Co., haulliere, who act as col lecting agents for the Railway Compan_y ; and Henry Winter is a pater in the employ of Linton, Francis, and Co. It appears that, during the lest three or four months several packages of goods sent rite the Midland Railway from Man chester to Bristol, and consigned to different tradesmen in that city, Easter, Cardiff, &0., have been in some way stolen from the company's possession. Superintendent Wilkinson, of the 'ova department, having become acquainted with the oircumatacee, instituted a rigid inquiry, with a view to Ain aver the perpetrator of the robberies, and at length ascer taining that the prima'', Thomas Winter, hid been dealiag with goods similar to some of those mused, suspicion fell upon him, aad • warrant was obtained for manilas , his house, in Searle's-court, Temple -street. Upon the goleg there for the purpose, they toned a numbed , . cams for shawls, dreams, &a., pledged at *" t. • shops, moat of which immured to the dameptian stolen. The magistrates ransaded the assmnsd 'a • sante at a More day. _ • , 7 I DO 43 23 iil 30 111 100 2 21 le si: 14 s ss 23" 131 9 a :o - t du. iii iii ill 9 6 61 gel 9 21_ dv I 111 1 11 1 sli 69i 6 pet 3 4 3 34 1661 7 161 84 31 fi 1091 14 3:1 i t .... r ". II 1 1 1 kNIIC II( 1 I :4 cff . .4 72 -.T.z