The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-29 00:00:00

V Mr. AHDRRSON waded the meths, shish, after some dimmable, arse eerried. The CHAIRMAN sell the cent subjeet Orr the wenelders des of the seeetieg .as se to ON war Is which the parities of lb' 1111.0011111141N - rld be serried es IA haler.. Hitherto 0.4 b" nukes ei Mr. elites', of Meschetter. seivenatant and he had denoted own data sad Nee matte nwhel meegestions us to ti • mode In shirt rn, should be kept. Iles eharge out her-year eiseuated to IThf. Ila. 10d. Mr. FORD mewed Mr. Cettenth merrices be sostinned, which wits agreed to. Mr. ANDIRdON moved that the allemandes to the ttmiltee ho lee red we 100 guineas per somas. cestendivi List teat swilleleat, sese.derinr the amount of duty as stated by Mr. COMB la kis swot repel Amer is.. dLewsion the modes was negatived. Mr. ILAMSIT wed that the report be eirralaterl ton days belong the weds.; but this was shoes to he imprac doable, and nail es •,ived. The CHAIRMAN proposed two rewilutims, agreeing to 1,250/. trona Mr. J erns Richardson end 1,0001. from l is r e .taMes, io rtspect Mebane terriers' by them es armors tad anberritiers to the irkit , y Building Company, worn arrangement not in say way to prejudice. the claims of the spas) against tic se In respect of any other liabilities as directors of this eoespany, esker palely or in conjunction with tether eirecton.—Thle resolution wee carded. *rote of t hark. to the Oilman and directors was carried attar imously, and the meeting e. pegged. SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN- The half-yearly seating of this company took plies yeetertlay at nom Ti. Earl of Ifaxisonorou pre aiArd. ,The repot of the diresilors is divided iuto four (*s tipule-Ist. the d'imiption of the railway, docks, canals, sod other works; 2nd, the laaseial position ci the company; 1!', state of the w alts and plant: 4th, penal policy end Sat .re prospects. Under the first of those heads we have the names and kerb of the ten several railways or drench'', which form • total of 1071 miles. The company b ale. joist owner, with the L mdas and N rib Western, of the seven Inds* of the Smith Junction and Altrincham lies. Then tire company possesses tour am* of the total length of 1111 Taos come the docks at Or mil. 45 acres sad et New Rolland, 21 avert, Manic with we 1,200 feet of quays **slim the Humber. 7,200 feet of qu sy room. The compass kes oder power to make 641 miles of sew railway, all whi ch is tincenunesased, exceptiog the 141 miles of the Whaley Brides branch, winch are partly mace. Lattiv, we have an enumeration of the plat of the compeay, which is said to be of the hest sharirer, sad In good repair It Melodies 96 orgies', M drat-clam carriages, 217 mewl-class sad cow posit. carriages, 132 other passenger carriages sad teethe, and 3,937 1/11110111/ of all descriptions. The Orton work shops are said to he quite equal to the maintenance of this stock. The next subject relates to the fleacces of tie cons piny. It is authorised to raise by spans, of various denomi nations. 6.609.5001. Of this cum there kas to en r ceived 4,914.7761., and the power to barrow to the eztent of 2,003 1661 has been ezereised to the eldest of 1,641,1061. There has been eapeeded 6,765,7041. The arrests of cells are 197.9571 ; and there are in the heeds of the cola piny falsetto shares repnseetisg 635,0001. of capital. It b not expected that mere than 10,0001 of the Germs eau be recovered. The farther estimate of requirements to complete the develop meat of traffic is Wocaheed tassel 27.0001.; New ft-Itand, 23.7001 ; stalest accommodstior 167,8001. ; Orinraty Docks, 246,1601. To which add eerie us Habilitate, 360,4291 ; tasking, with 96 0661. of unpaid in toren to the shatebilders, • total of 920,1461. of capital required. This is to be met by borrowiar, under the powers of the sompasys old sets, 360,0001. ; by preference shares, tender the new act, 635,0001. ; by screw of calls. 10,0001 ; end bv borrowing 11110 K the ousel ems, 39,2001 —total, 946,0001. So far es to the capital peanut. The bait year's revenue is 135,5801., of which 51,7101. is br nes union ; 61,0901 fey goods; 13,4561. for coeds. The expenses absorb the rum of 87.4551 ; loos on meals, 3,0741. : tamed on mortpegts, 30.4041. ; total, 120,9331. • which leaves for 'prefer. anal and other share', only 14,6471. To this is te he added • Wooer of undivided prod., last December, 9,5941 ; total, 24.2411. This sum would pay the lutenist oat • No I Quarter, to the 30:h June, leaving • halaLet of about 4,0001 towards the 63,4001 due to the 101. proltrence shareholders, but it is sot in hand, having bees applied to meet premise liabilities. Main, therefore. interest warren's, rayed, at &later@ day, ere to be used. The directors have bits wrier chief; —they have derived great advantage from Mr. •Iport's ability—the traffic for the present ball year is retail y inereesing—the works and plant are in • good state—the New H Used docks will shortly augment the trails ; bet to Ormsby they loth as their great support—they tees made satisfactory trifle arousgenesta with all aeighbmtriag ectepanies, bet the Onset Northern. Mr. Robert Stephenson reports spinet abridging the capacity of the G. mashy docks, and the Rumba Ferries affair has been pieced in the bands ef Mr. Carter, um of the solicitors of the London and North Western. The Beige CHAIRMAN said he had seamed's to omspy time Le • isrg by statement of their Weirs, imams& es it would be found the report tutored very fully iota them smitten. It would appear that the canals wens losing eon @erns, but they must ant take them by thessalves; they mast consider the &glory 'hue canals would hay_ been able to irffir. on the refire's if they had remained se separate sompanies. With regard to the accounts, es to ex passe eetinered with the undertaking altogether. he hit wisfisd, sad the board of directors felt esti:fled, that the present amennt would be the worst they should have to lay Wore the shareholden ; that their ex pewee had now readied the extreme point, sad that they would cot again occur to the saute eztent. They had lately sompieted the whole of the line, which had rendered their expenses comparatively larger than they would be in future years. Lad upon campanili those exposes (net with the esusepsalias haliyear of last year, I because the whole of the line wes not the', opened) with the b e ip iga y os , .ing Dwane!, 1549, they would Ind that in some other motets the 'opuses this halt year were not 03 heavy as tey were then. - They bad been enabled to effect reductions bilks number of the racial staff of the company, and is Giber departmeats. The auditors' report had bate some day-libelers the shareholden, and on th- face of it it looked very like a directors' report. He observed Use auditors reeosamerded the bond to tette some reps to is press upon Mr. Ricardo that be should carry out the policy which he recommeeded. Boas such policy was certainly highly &estuary ; and Mr. Ricardo, in the parliescurtary committee on the subject, pronsistd he would do so; but if he did not. he (the chairman) was not aware of ar.y means by which they Gould compel him to do *3. At the request of the Committee of Inuatirati•n Mr. &plusses had bee. employed to report on the ft asibilry of I redwing the retest of the aorta at the Grimsby I docks, sad is kis opinion it would not be desir able to GO GO. It would be • satisfactios to the shareholders le knew that • gentleman of such high character in his profession had been applied to for his opinion on this &eject. As to the proceedings which it was resolved at the last meeting to take with regard to the purchasers of the Humber ferries, the affair had been plaited in the hands of Mr. Carter, a 101 . 1160 f in Bierningtiam, the purchasers having declined to refund any stun beyond whir might arise from the miscalculation of interest in the secretary's °Mee. The chairman concluded by moving that the coerrate seal of the coespuey be 'Axed to the neaten of skier-hoiden, of holden of coesolidated stock, sad of annuitants under the Shefs • Id Canals Purchase act, sow produced. Mr. CHAPMAN (deputy-chairman of the company) seconded the motion, sad it GM carried. The noble CHAIRMAN thee moved the adoption of the report sod s•• lenient of accounts Mr. , MORETON said there woe a discrepancy on the fame of the 'wants: there was 12.0001. bad disappeared from them tbourh he did not know when it was. Mr. TURNER—It had gone to pay interest on No. 1 Quarters. Mr. MORETON mid he did net know who bad received it: he had received dividend warrants, bet nothing more. They were row told, after paying 2,0001. in times of the contract for the Woodheed tunnel, that there was an sites of expenditure of 47,0001.; and he should like to know whether the 21,0001. put down for law expellees would cover the charges on that head for the half-year He could not believe it would ; neither could he believe that 111. 12t. 101 would cover the whole of the charges for en gineering. He am much dissatiertied that the report should have paned over the Humber ferries job se quietly; the servant, who were included in that disgraceful affair hod not been diethuged Weed he had been told one of them had been promoted. They were told that the South inaction line wee very in efficiently worked. Why was it sot He was astonished to find that, for this large suite!, they had only received • return of l ye , r coat. Why wee this company on such bad terms with the Great Northern Railway Compaay. T icy were doing all they could to obstruct that company, end why this was dose the report did not inform them. He bad received an account iseidentally from the Great Nor thers Company, cad it was said that Mr. Alpert, the present manager of this emapaay, shared the hatred of the great railway potentate, Mr. Haddon, towards the Great Northern. He was very dissatisfied with this state of things, and he thought the eisinpaay were asaificing too much to accom modate the London and North Western directory, and propiCite their favour. He was told that there was an intention to suite sew poeferesee stack, and he complainers that if such a thing wee is ecatemplatlon there alteuld be no foreshadowing of it in the report. Their revenue would not pay a dividend even to gisareatasd stock, aid when was the mosey to come front to pay • new preference ? He regretted to find that the wealth( expenses were still so high. The noble chairman, twelve months ft*, when they amounted to 601. per cent., said they would be missed to 60 when the whole line was opined , but sew, lashed of that, the e"Ps^ was pa lug 56. (Hem, hear.) The Losserhire and Yotk.l ire wor tap upturn, with as ONOIIMPne iamb traffic, were only 46 pee cent., or 2s. per mile per leek, whiles this cosinany were I Pallaff 6 1. par Whine Weis teem then that. ( Rear.) as. WWII,' lineelse, le reply to Mr. Moreton, said he mold mare the shooderiden thee the statements of that pita- Osman were quite shessone, sad the questions Mild asked as to prises whisk he ii=ol bed been endued lit the state nest of hive beat easily aneweved if be bed app i red7ll% estapeny's came, without taking up the time ef w eiseakre - with thaw. (Neer, bear.) With regard to the wain el the 64,0001. ef Mouth Jearition debt, that was Issimend in the Weal estimate winealsed in the re pftt, of the teed of the company, *deg then at 196,0001. The Austen bpd dm ibis shown would more them ewer ski they would have eventually to ply ; bat it was sot the le easel any indeed's In the easecats swoon by lb. asset inn which has been set apart for tbasymoperk (Applesee.) There wee a treed deal sr Web ISt Ilesibia lad some hits, is which it tumid be Mann Is Wks MEN but one point be shied particularly le sestLit, Too tbo soaks lbstlbe pow 'Mar THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY NAVAL airama V e Aznitastirt, AVOW? .TPODITMorrni —MidoMp Oa; t A. Melt" A air , G . w b, :se Iva. Goofier s 0. Cram ti 1 DITOXPORT. Au& VI —Tbo inamor, atramn, will be pa advisor at tDislets. sad lail es Alessth of wit 111111•111, .. lib wogs for Mashie, Ban Mabel's, it Views% Mos de Yard. ems Ltolll4 sad Assmatt imi lh: fa 'Weer : lapsegsstle, Aglasourt, Creme. WO. !sari so, flprlghtly, sad Gaol, lighters. Is the : Andes. SPORTING. DERBY RACRB.—Tonnay. TRIAL Sulu .f 6 sows : folk mad 30 added. 1 lac 4i!1!1: Mr. Thebeen's Matte* I irs;eailla (Oelerne. law li l r. liewlies Illitlatalier Weal, 3 yrs. &I fib (4isrpe I Ur. Lora Omni esl i W u r a t4B4 el (Wintrbosse I Lent Cheeterirld's Pent 4 Ire. set 118 .........(Uelow 4 Woo a bead. hansoms:Ws Fran of 100 son., added to a handicap of 16 son. sash, 10 ft., and 6 only it declared, tho winner to M 7 IP sono• towards capons's, and the mond to sate his Maks. Two mike 2B rehe,l4 of whoa desisted.. . _ Mee Clednearker. yets.'lla (Chita I MHeavy sa Mar of looonso. a fn. nb ( b e ar” I C. Illeelesat's Olaa Usi pi, Ist 310 (A. EVINS alr 7. Hawley's Vaa Dkames. 4 yrs. 70 i (Withsrtea 0 Mr. Jobastase's Dailuey. 3 yrs. Ist aA (Amid 0 Was sieved, b 7 a With. Paorioca floozie of 10.... .sets, sad 60 aelod. 1 lane. of wording exposes was to he bites se • Maas of the , men.., of meneriant. This amiss was unitarily erreseese, eine to the dilfereat circumstances wbkk would have to be tepaidered in instituting • temporise, botwet n d.fferent ralloeys, In order to estimate the mates' sisrabed la their nassassomeng. Taos eseammy Is ansnagrateot was esly to he obtaised by • steady, 'eke atomisation sot to argil 21. for what might be dose for Id , bat, at the same time, when by needing 2d. they mild ban store dela fur them this they saki hen dose for the Id., ha thighs it would he fa* sessemy set to speed the Id. (Hoer, hem.) With mad to the future prospects of the company. he eartalcly theaglit the eharekoklen bed al..wed them to be aid doers too mesh. Teen weekly noble revenue wee new 6 6001 aad he bbd no doubt it would efts rash 7,0001. a week. Up to 1366 they bad, afortimate:y, to psy a dividend of 71 per cast, to releases holden (In edditi , s to their other after which they would only hare to pay 6 want. By that time be believed the opinion et the Grimsby Deus would Wag thew an &mese of trefllc cgs.' to 3,0001. • week. With a weekly revenue of 10.0001. he thought they 'meld be able to clear of al: Ana fleabag, end Inn themselves a dividend of 3 per eat. (Appla use.) The noble CHAIRMAN astial, at eoaiderthle length, the obeerveticse of Mr. Moreton, and is sows to a gas boo by Mr. Harden Blair, said before the new prokream shine were Wised, a meeting of proprietors woad be called shoo: the 11th of October. On his lordship rising to pet the wake, the opposities netted much Intl/kns by asking to have the negative pot Ont. His lordship 000117110 deolin..d, sad the report and neurons wore serried Ey a huge majority. The CHAIRMAN then moved that • dividend at the guaranteed rate of 71 per amt upon the No. 1 (Ingmar* for the peat haityear; but that payment be postponed till • day to he appointed at a fears meeting of sWeholdero The mintiest was oreetididead agreed to. The CHAIRMAN al.• mond the asibmation of Lanai' thane already declared to be forfeited by the eirecton. The siot;in was agreed to. Mr. GREEN p limed that the direeton pel•lish the list of anatrate, • Ibt of panties in the employ of the com pany who had salaries to the amount of 1001. • year, ad a shareholders eligible to serve es director,. The CHAIRMAN thought there was an abjection to pub lishing the contrasts, because it would tend to discourage rangers if costracton expected their offers would he sea haws. The gnostic. was sot setticd when our report left, at Are o'clock. LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER. AND NEW CASTLE•UPON-TTNE JUNCTION. The ordinary hall-yearly peersl meeting of the shareholders cf this company was kneaded to have teen bald on Tucedsy int, at the company's cfilnis, Turk. At 11 o'eloek, He appointed hour, the chairman. Ono. LIIIIIIAX, E.q , and Messrs. Courteney, Oray, sad Andes, direeton, toot their mete, but only about a de sea ehneholdi re attended, and the number present was lasafficisnt to con stitute a legal meeting. Ai interesting queened= took place between the chairman sad the directors and tie shut,. holders, the chief topic bang the sonsideratioa of the Railways Abandonment Act, which received the royal ' assent at the close of the last sissies. The chairman entered into a very full explanation of its various enact. manta, and its probable effect if put into execution, when the whole of the shareholders present cordially agreed with him in the (Tinton that it was not desir able for de present, at all events, that the empty shLuld plum itself within its operation, wspled as it is with the notorious and smelt ocuidemoed Winding-up Amt. Tao %Weston expressed their lunation of lordwitn paying to the shareholders 2a. 4d. per share, being ay ear and a half's interest at thereto of a fraction less than 4 per sent. per annum on the paid-cep capital, pursuant to the powers et their act. This announcement was received with much satisfaction by the shareholder, who @grassed their cos tinned confidence la the directors. Oa the 'notion of Mr. WILLIS, of Liverpool, the 'bulge of the snreholdere preemie were voted to the ehairmaa, who, aft. r returning thanks, formally adjourned the meet ing to eleven o'cleek the neat day—a work of esperereas,ion which appears to be respired by law. The nestle' Ikea separated. THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.- FINAL ANNWER OF IHE DIRECTORS TO THE LATE ENOINE-DRIVERS. In accordance with a resolution passed at a meeting or the la•a engine-drivers sad flresea upon the Resters Cottuttes Railway, held at the George Inn, in Stratford, a lett, r, of which the following is a copy, wee addressed to the chairman and directors, and delivered to the secretary (Mr. Ross) oa Monday last, in order that it sight be laid before the baud at the weekly macing, en the followiag day (Taaiday): " TO Till MON. TIN CHAIRMAN AND D 1111710113 OT TEN LO MAX COVNTIIIII SAILWAT. .oendensen,—lt is with deep regret on our part that a divines should have arisen between your superiotet den", Mr. Gooch, and us, which has made a treat sacrifice both of the interee's of your property and oar labour. We there fore, after calm consideration of the circumstances of the disputa in on 'ties, cannot but acknowledge that our pro• mailings have bees much too prec'pitate, and justifies us in making an honourable compromise with you. We there lore respectfully ask for your decision as to the nro'utions forwarded through Mr. Ashcroft cn Saturday the 17th inst. or whether you will entertain se.y p.rt of them. We also; beg to add, that • depeatim will attend at your office on Tuesday morning to await your decision. " We are, palletises, your obedient servants, H (Signed) Taos orz. 81.ATill "J. Rana. VINCINT . ." A deputation of the men attended accordingly on Tuesday, at the Bi.hopegate station, but the beard &dined to am the men, and they were told that an official answer would be s at to their communication. _ _ Immediately . on the receipt of the answer from the di rectors, a g of the seen was el d at the usual p me, the Georg* Inn, Stratford, when the chins:nen, Idr. Hope, said he had received the following acolyte to the offer they had made to the direeton " Eastern Counties Railway Odin, 13isbopagate. station, Loodos, 27th August. beg to hand you,on tho other side, an extract frcm the minutes of the board of this date. "I a. air, your obedient servant, " To Mr. Thomas Hope." " C. P. ROKZT." Extract from the minutes of the board of the 27th Aug., 1850:—"Read a letter, signed by T. Hope, J. Blstsr, J. Rine. sad Vincent Granby, late enxiossinem is the com peers service. Reeolved,that the late engine -driven and firemen be ii.lonsed, that if say of them apply to Mr. Gooch to be appointed in this company's service, their applications sill be considered as vacancies cif r, but the st.ff of the company's eagine-driven and firemen is at present completed." The CHAIRMAN said, he regretted very mach that the communication they had thought it advisable, under the sir. cumatances, to nuke to their late employer., had tot too duced a more satisfactory result He could cod., however, ad.ise them to act as they had hitherto done daring the unfortunate saisundetsfandiag that had occurred, conduct themselves peaceably and quiely, and on no account to in terfere in env manner with the new drivers, or with any of the works so the Use. They must let the tutiiic judge. (Hear, hear.) Before they separated, he had to cell their attention to a letter he had reosivid from Edwerd Ladd Bette, Beg , chairman of the compaay, who had presided at the meeting of the shareholder., held at the Landis Tavern, on Thursday_ last It would be rscoileeted that 'at that meeting Mr. Betts made certain charges Iseserely affecting their characters, and imitating t o them the commission of malictou seta previously to their leaving the company's employment. Th, y (the let* engine drivers and firemen) met these charges promptly, aced at a mewing hastily held at the Black Lion, Bishopegate street, they unanimously passed a resolution emphatically repadiating them. In obedience to the firms of that resolution, the committee wrote a r,spect fed letter to the chairman of the company requesting hail to , araish them with the numbers of the versos. engines said to have been In say way tier-red with, or to have bed their gauwegluses broken, yids the names of the men who had the charge of such engines in the last journey prior to such men leaving the company's employment, to enable them in defence of their own shimmers as honest men to pies such an expluatios relative to each engine as the charges might require. To that letter, reepeotfully addressed to Mr. Betts, that gentleman bad sear the following reply : " Prestos Hall, Aug. 24,1860. " Sir, —ln reply to your letter, whisk rushed me here to day, th e diriserton, as soon as they ma de fi nitely amertaln and prove by evidesses the parties who have been guilty co such wilted mischief, will not fal to inflict on them the just and severe panishment the law affords for such emdact, and wlich they hope to be enabled to do sea warning to all fu ture mese of wL eirreater. "I ane, Ili; yours obediently, " To Yr. J. Hope." " ZDWD. L. Bins, chairman. The CHAIRMAN said the meeting mold pensive that the letter of Mr. Bette failed altogether to afford bias the in formation they desired, end which they thought they were *stilled to expect. Although a very sweeping charge bad hem made against the diameters of the late eagle. as.. and aresma, the mower, as far as they were soneeraed, wee alto gether vague. He mold only express his deep regret that seek Merges had bees made, sad he eras, fur Me °wit part, sad ea the part of the am, 'sanely denied that they were well founded. He had only 'pia to impress upon his failommotkosen the amessity of their continuing so to con duct themselves as to obtain the approval of the public. Ile was happy to inform them that letters had been reesived host tow of the shareholders, expressing a warm interest la their timer, sad several gentlem. n bad called at the soavaltum-nom, influenced by similar feelings. A FAMILY REAPING PARTY.—On Saturday, in a wheat MU, situate sear the Cross Oats, adjacent to the town of 'heinous, were to be sass • father and his 10 soil maple,. The field to reatad by au of the eons, and, by his request, his father and his brothers halfwit to reap. The father is an athletic man, named William llsUiee, .s.d 83 years. His Boas' names and spa are — Job e , 4 0; William, SS ;N ah sad Josses (twls.), INA lowa sad J aco b ( tw i ns ), 34 ; N s - A m y ; 32 ; Hours, PO; Robert, 28 ; and Emaasel, 3 years. The sou are all Sae sad robust men, and, ea an sunup, staid 6h , t 11 Whom wit. A groat easy prams wont from the town to me tam reap, and the bells .1 our wearable shush rang two peals on the ocassioa.— Wulff.* Fidlite Pod. _ Tag MOST Donau Serrumur roa &a -wra.-114 Penslag Setillaatt.—Pamok. ii stes. Mr. Wallow% Eitotott. lotii --- (0. w0ve,...) I Ur. J. IL liftwoollawliao. OW MD (IL aver I kr. A. Plilties lissicerros. Oct 4lb (J. gums $ Woo la $ saucer. Mora= norm of 30/. addqd to a eiroopotolto of 6 sow. Mr. Wadley?. Yr* 74 Itte (0. Wletabsoil I I Mr. Cherree Bedford , let 4 1 s (J. Inns I Mr. .I*. Montezuma. let (Osborne S Wm cosy. WID/lIISDAY. ONATIWOZTII BTaxu of iii;O•s. fags. 41.7., with 50 455 , 5 by 0* Dako of Dovotalltiw, the owed to sato h. Make. Oao wino and a half (20 7 11 1 1 8 .. 1 0 M whoa Pad 3 N task ) Mr. MCI Clothoorket, 4 re. Tot 411 1 Mr. Moyawd's Wad Bon. 4 yrs, lit 711 Won by a lrattli. CIInNTIATIOLO Swazis of 10 sots. ash and 50 added, for Ilyr olds ; woos/ to awe his slake. T.Y.C. N.lllebilants The Caner 1 Mr. J. now. la Jai.* Wow by a bead. Isozampaas• PLATE of GU Two Wks. NI. NIT% Oarbwarksr, 4 yrs, fat al Mr. Keep s Goma! gala, 4 yrs. est 41b Mr. Mesabi 's Jests, I Ire, Ise Win easy. Sitanro STAZIS of 6 sous. each and 30 added. Hosts. thrir aide. (6 subs.) Kr. Davie' Prom S yrs, ast Mr. CrUsalsrs Lyme. 4 ps, ase ISIS EOHAM RACES—YerraRDAT. The Mt of the drat of the two day. to which the Runny mede dimness en limited, was, without exception, the weakest env issued, sad sufficiently sceoucted for thebad• ser of the general attesdance, and for the absence of the sesPrity el the nag ; had the bill of faro bees only mode rately geed, the fineness of the weather, and ths low fares by the 'penal train Inn the Waterloo-bridge terminus, would have ensured at least as avenge company. The pro gramme fee this day is is all respects Inner, the events to some off isir Ave is number. iscludisig the Remy and Middlesex Stakes, and Queen's Plats, and one nee is heats, with the pobability of six ruiners la each; the entries are given iss&rneetb. Of the twining yesterday a brief Mars will suffice: GOLD Coe of 60 son, by suerrivion of 10 son oath. for 3-yr old., 7H ; four, 9st 21b ; five, 9st ; and aged, get 3.b ; mare* and geldings allowed 31b; eillowancve for maidens and ',keen sirs ; this winner to be told for 600 eon if de• needed, tte., and to subscribe to the Cup in 1861. Two miles (6 puha.) Lard Exeter% Little Jack, 3 yrs. 7st.. (1. Mm) 1 ffir O. ffienhone's c by Ur Ileiesiss, owe el Dark Baran, 3 yes tea Mb (IL Sherwood) Dlr. Carew's Mine, 1 yes, Ist 716 (Beeves) 3 Mr. Saes Sam Reed, •yrk le I lib (Bala) 4 Betting : 2so I os Little lack, and 3 to 1 against Dark Sums. The me for the last mile was reduced to a match ' between Liege Jack and Dark Susan colt, the former win. sing cleverly by a Werth. Run in 3 min 41 see. AIIATIVR STAID!' of 10 sari seek, with 26 added ; 3 yr eids, 9st 1014 four, 10st 101 b; five, llst6lo ; six sad aged, )let 121 b ; three to start, or the 25 will not be added ; the' wood tonne his stake; the winner to be sold for 249 son if demanded, die. 0 edemas riders 2 miles. . Mr. Carew's Ifeespa, S Ira (Mr. Berkeley) Weikel over Sumo Join( &Tann of 25 soya *eels. etth 60 added, 10 ft ; for 2-sr old colts, Sat 71b; fi lie., Sat winoen extra; 31b sad 61b ellawid, and the winner to pay 10 son. towards expenses. T.Y C. (9 subs.) Duke of Blebowed's b f by Ugly Buck out of Margeltlna, Plannso) Mr 0. HestMote's e by Innereast oat at I Bellew, &A 711 (Dooke Mr. E. Breton's lagellon, eat 71b (1. Moro rsy) ) 3 )diunia's PLATS of 60 son , added to a sweepsts keg of 6 SOTS. each; 3yr its, Set 121 b: four, Set 71b; flee, 9st; Ma and seed, get 31b ; mans and geldings allowed lb ; the winner to he sold for 200 son. if demanded, and allowances if to be a ,Id for b.; the winner to pay 10 son. to the fund. Heats, one mils and If half. Mr. Runsbottorahr BeoNst Bannon, 4 yes Mr. Payne's Montan, 3 yrs (Harding 2 Mr. Death's Lady Maw" yra (J. Mann 3 3 Won is %Pater. FIXTURES FOR THIS DAY. &MIST MID MIDDLIIIIIX STAIRS .-*Reillatloll, 4 yn, est 711+; *St. Rosalie, 4 yn, Mt Mb ; *Ewan, firn, est Mb; Jell) elk 4 yrs, ; Cheerful, 4 yrs. 761 121 b; Viii Dineen, 4 yn, 7st 61b; *Little Jerk. 3 yrs. 76t 21/6 ; The Jester, 4 yrs, 6.191 b ; sod *Ballet Girl, 3 yn, Bst. Those narked with an uteri/It are expected to start: RAILWAY STAN gm.--lieroine, 4yn ; Carbuncle, 4yn ; Stapkileid, 2)n ; httattpensier, yn ; Fasticuff, aged ; sod Mat quilt of Conynthatr. seed. C/unsta's Flans —St. Rosalie, 4yn ; a by Velocipede out of Lady Geraleise, 3 yn; Little Jerk, 3 yn; Valen tine. 3 yrs ; The Swede, 3 yn; aby Sir Hercules out of Dark Swan, 3 yrs; Escape, 67n ; CEiipus, 4 yn; and Hood (isle Visit.). 3 yrs. HAWDICAT Swaxrcwaxis.—Cbriwiana, 4 yn; the Moor, 5 yn ; e by Sir Hercules out of Dark Susan, 3 en; CElipus, 4 yrs; Visit., 3 yn; and Hood, 3 yn Eoir•ts BTAIIIS —Lilbe• Borneo, 4 yrs ; Brinxton, 3ln ; Inceadiny, 6yn ; Nornantos, 4 yrs ; Hood, 3yn ; Marquis of Cnnicaltass, steel. BETTINO ON THE COURSE. SURREY AND MIDDICA lEfiTilitia. 6to 4 opt Link leek I 3to 2 apt AL ihmatie TUE GMAT YOBASHIRE STAKES. .'. to 1 eget Strambow I 7to 1 apt Champion Ewen on Volame 2001 Dist Bolingbroke (t) 20 to I apt qpnis (t to 5000 I Othrs tato to I about Beehunter lb. ram coalmines to day (Tnunday) at 2 o'clock. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TuraDAT. LEAMINGTON STAMM. 6 to 1 agotTophana 11 0 0 to 1 got Modem (t) to T 1 Doubt 14 to 1 -. Laegtaa ST,L ER. The same Da at TatumWs as Illemdsy. GROAT YORKIIIIIItZ IIANUICAP. 3to I apt Criel 3) I Vto I apt Suceibor (t) II to I Mark Tapley (t) i CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENOLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF PETERBOROUGH _ Thls read match was giro] at Peterborough =Monday Tuesday, sad yestetday. Oa tub day them was an Mi meses smmbisse of spectators. The more at the close of the gams was as follows: EJIOLLIM. W. as* b Buttress ---$ a Coleman, b Vale, J. WlNtlea. b outtreas 0. Parr, b Buttress T. Midi, • sad b Ttaky J. Our, b Buttress 2O b Maley W. Nutlnaell,e Atmore, b Buttress 0 b lugs, N. Fella, Esq.. b Buttress 0 F.Osate, Esq.,aevleassa,blisyws 20 • Name, b Tinley ...... ... 0. Cbatteetaa. b Mayer A. firms, Sp ,e tietytbiss,b Buttress 0 a Joann, b Bath W. latest, not out 1412; Ib, I; w, 1.... IS BO; I b,l Total llO Tad Twrxxxonoeou. A. Ilttentaater. e Wirdes,b Hilly', IS Wirden 4 W. Jackson, Eon., b Wiadra J. Rashid, b IIIII)cr 6 W. Buttswa, e Clur tartan, b cuuk W.Gar * ratt, ►b Mho, 4 b Window 4 F. TM, e Tell; b A. Woodward, o 96/I Klima 2. b Milyer 4 19 R. Allmon, a aroma.. b lbw tiwgell Major Mao, b Mortlagell -..-- 2 I B. Rasytbko, laq.,, b Ham II Wm.— 6 B. Coleman, b 111111er • 0. Maw, RN., 0 11111y0r.......... • A. C. Rod* run out. • b11ym.......... s W. xwell, b ldayers Milieu. b Mtn. ..... ---.....-- I Ma R. Oardawr, b Yardage I L. Jolson, e rebt. b liimaiwa F. Woodward. b MardwipiL 1 0. Jobspott, b Minya .. ........ L. b Hiller, U. e Yells, b Mart/swell I b Medea 3 O. W Or, not out 4 b Myna 2 B, 2; lb, 2; w,ll Total AQUATICS. THE ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA. Pr.vitourn, Auo. 28. TM. I aquaria jets, tonneau:od en Monday, was resumed this ( %Vedas sdny) morning, with a prospect erase exoellent matcher, the weather being favourable, the brie se suflHently fresh, and blowing from the most desira ble &notion—the north-west. Thera are mon than fifty yash•s, of various rigs sod tonnage, is the port, ineludieg, besides three belonging to the /dub, several Inu• showier belonging to the R.Y 8., R.V Y. 0.. the R.0.Y.C., sad ether slabs. There is ea unusually large number of fashionable visitors is the town, eoneeduela nrs of the state of the weather beiag favourable yesterday the sports were pottponsd until this •erring. The regatta wee died to aoweasues on Heeds, in honour atlas Wrth•day of hie Royal Highness Prlooe Albert. Ti. weather was wet dairies the whole of Sunday, sod up Is woes Vile* ea IGadq, hat yeAserrest, as that hoer, • whet. ehine IMO falf the tees suiting MI animating descriptive. The risotto methmeermed efitli the Meet foe the CLVD PLATE 101 401. TI.. MOS. Open to all 'chooser. wider 100 tons, ieweefielo ate property of a member of the eleb, and holding Mr ,fility warrant. Tfue, Acker.* Scale.; Natty, ;pm nue to start or ea rase. Tee start took plots M 11 Vdsek am. I the felliewirp bay ing bees emend Yekp Quests. 17 ton, G. P. Naylor, Nag • Coates*, 64 tom, J. W. Peerd, Seq. ; Naleyon, 31 toss. W. S. Name,. The matet thiesebeat was • very Mee one, sad incited the We anneal Wrest swag awittad sad yachting am. The easels semis Is hi the lambs order: _ . Pim land. 1. .. s. i IS si 1 n 45 1 ft 0 I 84 15 ee 4$ Orfmt " . 42 Tee Fury 14essa . eer;imilway actiosMalowand jib-boom, sad yet, it will be sees, se pees with the Contest. The Coated serried away kit sealo.topmmet, jolt ea dui resided the committee vessel. FANCY Betz Pates of 24L IW. W. For this pries the wing yeelys started: Few@ 26 Mew. H. FiLi., E. 41. ; FI•or de Marie, 26 toes, J. C. Titer's*, Esq. TO, start wee et 11h. 461 a. 16e., tad Ms also wee a very ietereethq nee. The snivel wee as Wows : First Round. b. a. I. Yawn Flow de MAD 2 123 Isoxid Baud. Yawn Pine de Mute This is the third prim which the Fawn has won this Puce OF PLATS, 2240 124 Time nee. Opan to all Teats Isom 10 to 20 tons. Entry, 10e. Tine, 10 seeenda. Three to start or me nos. Year yachts started, 111 : Flits, 15 tom, W. F. MOM, E.q ; Barone, 16 toss, W. H. Woodhones. Esq.• &a Nymph , 10 to , C. Wheeler, Esq. ; Gipsy, 12 tons, J. B. Tridawney, Esq. The start was at 12b. 16es. SOL, the antral as follows Pint Round. b. m. s. PtaY 2 27 53 Surprise era Nymph I 13 • Gipsy 33 40 Sussed R S ound. P. 4 44 be to sr her Majesty .441 great attention to .wing Heavy to bebop um try the pockets en up to Buckingham upon pockets were ! ewtdly; and, alter retracted their wimps pared thresh into A their amiss is yet Alter, kutwitts himself in • podinit be loss. Henry Mimi dr _ crow, mad ad length ttpr.i the roar/icor. whose the watch d he care fully It:tea out ot his waistcoat pocket. }Finding that it wee rrooely fastened he • chalet and that It• Could sr at that moment disconoect it, he very ,denterosely repro'd it in the prase-steed pocket, to await a more favourable oppoernii, when the 'crumb was greater. Prearatly there was err troweling at that epee, and he thee again slipped the wet& fres the pocket, bat as the mush lasted bat lot a moment, he bad not time to narrew the swivel, and thou for the second time he returned the watch to the promeatoes mak* coat pocket. As the royal' cortige emerged from the Horse Goatee, then WY a greet rub, and availing Morel, of that opportunity, Henry for the third tire drew the watch from dr pocket, and was in the set of breakiog it from the char, whet the clam r noshed over hie shoulder, sag Lid arid of his hand with the watch in it. The prosecutor them be came aware of the liberty that was being taken with his !pro perty, and he mailed " polies" lustily. The officer eat dit was all right, that les we as dicer, but the prosecutor sus pecting, hem bir not being in uniform, that he was re of the gum, declined to resign the welch into hie hands. Two emcees it uniform arrived the next sionmot and that satis fied him, the watch was given op sad the poster m oors& The primmer, Heavy, mom ezassieed the witness,' with some tate; and, Ia his defence he said that the watch area accidentally pulled from the pocket by one of his coat tat toos getting caught by the chain , and, singularly en ugh, it dropped into his head. Be was about to retorts it when the oMeer lateiporred. Wa'ker, in his define", denied all knowledge of the other primmer"' Mr. Payne sabered the jury for Wright, who was, be mid (as he certaitly looked ) half foolish," the moult of an attack of mall-pox. The learned counsel then called witnesses whose evidence showed that Wright was very respectably connected, and that he was of a very excellent chummier. He dined with his fatally very shortly before the rotilery tack place, awl it was suggested that he had acci dentally fallen into conversation with the other prisoner". The jury convicted Henry and Walker, and acquitted Wright. Lockyer, one of the either' of the Westminster prison, proved six former oontriatit ne against Henry, whom he described as one of the cleverest pickoock(ta of the day. The last sentence imposed upon Ma was one year's bard labour, and that was by this court. Mr. Witham said it was time the *pantry was rid of each a character as Henry, whom he 'twines(' to be transported for 10 years; and Walker was sentenced to six months and hard labour. It was stated that the real nese of " Henry" was Lughans. Hie father was a respectable builder, and at his death he left hint considerable prsprrty , wh:cb, howsver, be very soon squandered &mongol characters of the worst de warier., and when it was all gcne he took to thieving as a profession. He; was well kaolin to the police as an ex pert pkkpockst since 1840, in which year ►e was first con victed. EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1850. ... feVeC i rais &pp, sod, b the time the hest appisted As oat / 1 1)0 11a161. 114e hod .enabled t so u s iridni the rotate bad strived, ow es prepitiessi pto pa tat , sad he pahl i p.. I - all t r . lIS iosli have bona desired. Tk• lotikti welds swam oft .es. kwatag I. neat 'medallic H.. . by tboaasa:iebnerivery de to the steel . • viols ee.n tbs m u root, from wilikb a view of then eatila be Veined. ee•eral ad eals. • followed then i • The beautifel pat of Meant Witco= was *pea: Sla maid Pelso n * • el attemote upi Iv on MOACIIIII, ird Sfeet .embers seeded imeolir d : ilk 1111.411 by the but ussocceasoll • opportunity,/ Pyle, it a visit. The se of bate is bd. ily consul ether, ticy ret. ': the pose waaastsually law, ad vat* t taco lsle ...rd. Geerde. They pee 4 allip Welt moored of the Hee. The WWI to abitelian, the Custom, mad oak tie, tresteaded for by the several yachts were pissed in eon • of lb. Beeqeet Home , where the *Seer, elttee berth, sad the bawd ef the loyal Marines eta- of Henry sea pickpocket, placid biaaal prikti ar tamed saw, and playa* theessitest the lay. Tao lofted." cemented afa eke of *sir operatSoas. sass of visitor. vitt lesblatabb sad netwerente ; the &awl polka's of i•virel Pineal steadied is I sad banner waft steldtd with beets of all Saes; and !Ins isasib be dad ova the prosecutor, wb, i 611 IS 6 160 Bumf's ....... ................... boa NM* The Gipeey pee la atter the first round ROWIWO MATCH. _ _ About 3 o'clock, p.m., t►ere was a rowing mate between the set salon of the Nautilus Boat-elab, for a piece of plots of the lulu of 12 guineas, presented by the president, Capt. McQueen. The onus wee from the eomm(ttee vessel off the Hoe to a boat mooed between the island and the main —thence to the Cobbler-bacy, returning to the committee veuml; twice rood. The buts Delisted were the Flora, 34 ft ; th.• Rosetta, 30ft. ; and Nautilus. 30ft. The Nauti lus and Bourne were even to the Brat mark boat ; the Bo netts roanded first, and the Nautilus broke two oars and as,* up. The Bonetta kept the lead to the last mask boat, bat the Fl re woe eventually by a length. About 10 o'clock the noble Commodore of the Yacht Club, the Right Hoe. ti.e Earl of Mount Edgeatabe, sailed round the 8 nand in his yacht, the Violet, and was saluted from the citadel, end from H.M 8. Albion, lying is the Sound. The salute • u returned by Ike Fernandes, (Major Moantjoy Martin) end by the battery at Mount Balmiest*. The arrengtments were eveedirgly good, and refleeed greet credit on the Reg .tte Committee, consisting of the Ac iog Vice-Csinstadore J. W. Feud, Esq) Cent. Peak*, N., Capt. Parkin, RN , Capt. Baden, R N , Major litonotjov Martin, W. H. 0. Driscoll, Esq., and Lieutenant Digby, R.N., Secretary. lath 3lntelltgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yzirrazatr. Boom Me. Cony:mown Foxsumace. IN as CLIMALT. The bankrupt, W. Cannalt, was baker at Southampton. The wee the certificate meeting. His eeb'a were 6131.; assets is rood debts, 621. He had begun, three years ago, with a d• 6r sty of 4471. Mr. Duncan supported. The bankrupt, he stated, had entered into a eceVreet to supply bread to the R daisy Union 1p 1847, by which he was a great loser, owing to the sudden and extraordinary rise in the price of corn. He wished to he released from his contract, brat the guardians, having got the beet end of the bargain, would not consent, but proiniaed him some small pcesent on his fulfilling the contract. This caused his deficiency of 4471., and he had only continued businers under the advice of his principal creditor, who now offered no opposition. He went on, alter agreeing to pay 6e. in the pound, and this oomposilion had beet , carried out to the extent of 2001. by the aid of some money which he borrowed. lhe landlord had put in an execution, and this explained why there were no assets. His hooka were well kept, and all the items in his balance-sheet were vouch. d. The expenditure had bean considerably within the profi'e, and altngether the bankrupt was is a better position thin he wee three years ago. His Honour said that as there were several favourable cir curnstaeces iv the case, he would grant a second-elate certifi cate forthwi'h. TRU TALLY Teas—Ai SCONDING or ♦ BANKRUPT. J. Tho ,soe, deeper, described as of Camden town, but who bad really carried oa haziness at Southampton, applied 'or his certificate. 11,. News, for the aseignees, end Mr. Linklater, for • credi'or, opposod ; Mr. Seleester supported the feekrupt. It appeared from a balance sheet prepared by Messrs. Petit and Smith, that the bankrupt owed 8521, and had assets of 1161 ; his profits had been 2621. ; taperer, 4071. The principal ground of oppoeition was that the bankrupt had abteondrd to America, sad remained there six months, instead of surrenderieg. He neglected to do so for some months seter his return. Oa his last examination he had hems opposed on the ground of misstating his profit'. He had been engaged in the tally trade. His books had been imperfee.ly kept, and there was very little in the shape of assets for distribution among the creditors. The come plaint of the cred'tor, Mr. M'Oeary, drap.r, of S eutbsrapton, who was represented by Mr. Link star, was that the bankrupt, who had formerly been in Mr. NVOrary'a employment as tete, Ver. and had purchased his rounds in September, 1847, kr 5501., giving loeg bills for part uf the payment—had et t ireted to take up the billa, and, after thdainiug their renewal, had flatly refused pay ment. Shortly after, several creditors having sued him, and being about to obtain judgment, he went off to New York, taking what property he could with him. Pursuit was made, but the bankrupt went 2,000 or 3,000 milts up the country ; sod after equaat.erirg • great deal of money, he returned to this country. His surrender bad only been taken on *oral to the Vies-Chancellor. I: wan contended that he had contracted Mr. M'Otary's deb., without the intention of discharging it, as evidenced by his 'hewed leg. He had put down his profits at 25 per cent.; It was suspected the) must have been at least 35, and that the bankrupt had not accounted for 2001. Since his bunk reptcy, instead of assisting his creditors, he bad been travel ling his own moods for another party, and thus injuring them all in hie p•twer. On these grounds, it was contended that the bankrupt was wholly disentitled to a certificate. Mr. M'Oeary gave 'vide roe as to the penicillin of the agreement into which he had entered with the bankrupt for the sale of the rounds. The hankrnpt deposed that he took 651. to Newll(rk with him. When spoiled to there, he gay, up what goo's he had. He heard of the fiat after he had been there about three weike. On returning he hid to borrow money •o enable him to pouts beton the court. He bad been in Mr ll'Oesry's employ for three years, when he wee induced to agree to pay boa 141. a week for his rounds, which, how ever, only produced 111, 121, or lfl. a week. When he went to Americo be left his books in hie shop. He only took 271. worth of roods with him. He was now employ ed by Mr. Rood at 11. a week, and had gone over toms of his old rounds. Hr. !Monter, while admitting that the bankrupt was not wholly free from blame, contended that no fraudulent inten tion had been shows as when he went to America he left property worth 8001. behind him. His Honour said this was • very unsatisfactory ease, as those io the tally teeds generally were. He wished, for the sake of all peraons, that no such trade existed. He had started without espitel—a gaud feature in the trade. He bad oontracted a large debt to Mr. Geary, fur his introduc tion into the trace, and appeared to have been little Inclined to pee It. He bad declared, sot unadvisedly, that he would toot pay this debt. Leaving 11C0eary • very considerable oredttor, he had abeeonded to Atria, areeesarily therefore eoutemplatine bankruptey. Very fortunately, the new act did not apply to offenses committed under the previous bankruptcy law ; end on I\lBlooBlml be bad (reaped prosecu• tign tor non.aurrturier. Laxness in accepting surrender when not made at the proper time was moat natieeirable, and he should regret to ere it introduced into the practice of that *ours. He would not exclude this man from trade alto gether, by egtirely refusing his certificate. The expenditure had been moderato, but the books bad been belly kept. Os this ground, end the fraudulent n presentations by which the bankrupt bed obtained credit, the mkt' m manner in whisk be had asserted that he would lot pay, and lead fol lowed that out by abecourting to Ameries—the &facets must beaust ended for two year.; when granted to be of the 3rd else.; protection to be withheld till the bankrupt had bees six mouths in phew. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YESTERDAY. Sam Ma WMIAIIt. AK Sxrawr Prearocarr. Aga Hairy, 20. William Wa Mfr. 16, and Frederick Wright, 20, w. ►e .ncl•eted fur baring dolts a witch of lb. vale of 101., from the prim of Thomas Looks, to whom ft beloared. Mr. Pays. , defended NT*ltt. Oa the 161 b Intent Fdlowconstable Rem, A 491, was ea daty to plain clothe•, la 81. Jetateelatk, •' cs Ik. leek MARKETS. COTTON.—LIVIRTOOL. AvovpT 28.—The sales of tot*, n today axe estimated at 3.300 to Ora halm. and SOO foe export. Imports since Thursday, The =Hat dram Ilatlyeompared with Friday's rates, prices of American are j lo down is all, end j to I on the low qualities. All other Bolts wer. LINEN TRADE.—BARNSLIT, Auguirt 28 —The treat. of this 'own continues eery steady. sod all appear to be steadily employed. SUCIAR —oLasOow. August 27.—Sinee oat lut report there has bren a moderate demand tor Wert India Musoot . ado sorts; the sales amount to 290 Mids. and tierces, at stiffer prices. Brown Trinidad., sold at lde. 3d. to 365. Sd.; floe and very fine, 3%. 3d. to 49r. ; good middling Jam.imm, 36a to 311 a. Ild.; and fine, 40s. Wattle( done in Nlsontlav, Bengal, or foreign Soon, or In West India %Amt mo. helloed grows have • very fair We, at fun prime: brows Itrops. 31v.; brows 106 , 14, 321.. to 33e.; middling. 345. to Us.; good, bGe. to 37a. ; fine and very Ins. 311 e. to 60a. Crushed Ragan have a pod demand, at very fah prim : browns, soa, to 43a ; raidd hug v edam., 44e. to 465.; good and Ise yellows, 46.. Gd. to 4,.. Gd. ; fine and very fine white.. tOs. to 535. To 13a. to Ins. tkL Golden Syrup In demand, good and fine begat, las. to 16s. Id. 110P8.—WORCatrrivt, August 29.—Sinew cur last nport we have had Ingenial weather for hope, and the crop in not thought so favourably of. The duty has a tendency to decline., which it no doubt wgl do, unless we have a higher temperivure within the nett week or ten dove : It is still called 21.0,0001. for the kingdom, in. eluding SO,OOl. for this diarist. Th.r, is nothing doing in the market. CORN.—BARNSLiT. August 2g.—We had rather better attendance of Graters at this days market: }'et iitt:e business was transacted. in consegeence of the farmers wishing for hii her pi , es for new Wheat, which the nutters would not wive. L other refs there is no alteraUon from the prices of list week. Borrow Auguet 28.—Them has boon a sos.ll show of %%lint at our market Nolo today, with a fair demand at the full pewee of last market day. Scarcely any new offerine. Beam, firm, at former rates. There was no ebange in the value of ()sta. Primo : wheat, red, Dew, ala. to 43a. ; old, 441.; white . new, 42a. to 445.; old, Ho. Oats, new, 17a. to 17a. 6d., old, 19a. beat" old, 26e. to 3us.; par qr. Catlett aaaaa „ August 2S.—Wo bad a moderato Ripply of old Wheat at market to day, and a few wimples of new of a audios quality. The demand wart aloe, at priors haul; equal to last market. Vf,...,? '`. 40. a . r j) 6 4t. t0 B:r . l P e Oa t., 16e. t lV "r ans, 2/M. to 30e. Peas, Pluto $6.. per qr. Floor, 31s. ptr sack. - - - - - °MUT YAUNOCTN, Anituit 28.—Tbe weather vntinsr flea but a small attendance of growers at market. Smoke of new Wbeat are readily taken off, at lull pekes. Old wheat, are • turn na favour of the buyer. In spring Coro of all kinds I ttle doing. New maple Pees tether at 27e. A few samples of Kew Parley were kited, which have improved by the late rains. Wheat, red, old, 6410 a, 41e. to IS. ; white, 464. to 495. ; red, new, 621b5., ; white, new, 64.b5., 48,. Barhy, !order, Mlle., 20.. Uats, 421te., HAYWARD'S BRAYS, Aurae 28.—At market tads, there was a good demand for o'd Wheat (owing to millers haring worked out of stock), at list week's prices. New finds little see at present. Barley, Oats, Deana and Peas cootines In :invited supply, an I are quite as dear as this day ee'nnight. Whea., white, 111. Ss. to 127.; red, la !a. to tOt. 13a. Barley, 245. to 235. Oats, 17a. to Ids. Rd. Beam, 275. to 1.18. Peas, 28s. to See. • NawAinc, August 28. Harvest operations prevented farmers atunding the Corn Exchange this day, except to limited extent; notwithstanding the weather hes been various three-fourths of the Wheat and Barley have been secured to fine order, but there is more mildew in Wheat than for several moms put. Parley on our fine lands end cultivated ad! is coarser than usual ; the fins et Wheat and Parley will be produced from clay and groan soils; a wee►'s lee weather from this time will secure all our corn mops. At this day's mat bet the supply of Wheat was not equal to the demand. New %beat, of fire quality. was In groat request, at an advaDoe of Is. per qr.; no old Wheat in the market. Malting Barley, foreign or Engshi4 wee in unusual demand f.w the veep= of the year; the only transection. were in lx old Peale Barley, et en ' , hence of per qr.; grinding qualities Io per qr. dearer ; all other grain in tsvour of the W best, white, old. 43e. to 30.. ; new, tea to the. ; red, old, 4Ss. to 4:.,; new, 44a C. Or.. per 30 stone. Barley, Oete, Boma and Pees, nominal. Foreign maims Barley, Seale, 2.25. to 26a ; grinding, 21a. to lea per Bretons. Rom FORD, Anamet 28 —We. had a short supply of Wheat at to day's market, witch sold at fully last week's prices. A eery Unica! any other kind of gists at Inas ket. Wheat, Vs. to iSs. Har ley, 210. to 26.. ; pincer, 21s. to aka. Oat, 18s. to 225. Realm., 24. to Ma. PION 2 to 30a. e, 21a. to 26a. Tare., Gs. per bu.h. NW oitilltoTo74, August 28.—There was a small *apply of Wheat toalay, and no change in prims took place. Of Oats and Barley the supply was limited, and the as:es were effected at the roles realised on t h e previous se. L. Want, 14. 6d. to2Us. Beery, 0.. to 10a. ada, 7s. 6d. to es. Flour, per atone, Is. led. to 2e. Barleyiteur, .Litmeat. tetk tir, 1..:d. • DUBLIN, Ammer 27.—W• have no sher•tion to rerrt in prices at our Corn Exchange mince Yd.lay, except In new repeeeed, which sae la. lower, 444..1 in Inoian corn, of which a few trifl ng Nara were male at the None rn:uetton. Our prima for new grain range-- Pr sly et from IC.. .0 2 le.; cote, IS. to hs.; here, de. to 9e. 3d.. anal rope, 19e to OIL White sheet, 24e. to 235. 6d. ; red ditto. to 24a.; barley, %. to 12s. ; oat% Us erl. to Ile. dd. per barrel ; oattue.il, lea 6d. to Ilk 61; baker.' Boor, Ife. ed. to 12a. per cwt.: bull= corn, 2is. to 225. per 41114 the. • CATtLE. &c —BAIIIPTON tOXPOßDattliti) FAIR This fair emaraeiwed on the 9:th and terminated yesterday, timing proved very aatletattory to lb. ariteni. who In most lastanees disposed ul the whole of their Cattle and Sheep at advanced pnow. Ail wee Berets may be qu.ited from Itts. to 20, per bead above the prices of la* year. Sheep to good demand, Dorset ewes msking from 3 s. to 365. • Down ewes, 265. to 30s. ; 'tethers, 4 and &toothed, 346. to 405.; hogiets, 255. to Ma ; stork Lamb., I2s. to les.; fat Lash" 15s. to 26a, or shoot 4a. per stone. Howes, for draught work, sold well, but for nags for siding or driving there were bat few buyers. Aufruat 2S.—There WU a full supply o' fat stock this day, arPh a fair trade. Prime fat Mutton and Lamb at better prima for the Klirlf than lost market. 01 beef, tat 3s. 4d. to la. 6d.; interior, 2s. ad. to 2a. 111 d. Mutton, best quality, 46 2d. to la. ; Inferior 3s. to 3s. 2d. Lamb, fat slut prints, 4a. 4d. to 45. ltd. Veal, 3a ed. to Ia prr stone of SIM. Loots, fat, by the names, 14e. to Ms.; Suckling Calves, IN. to 245. each. LEEDS, Auroet 28. Titer* bas been a pretty fair Ripply of stock at-market to-day, and an average attendance of bu7ers. Cattle •id at hens Is. 4d. to Os. Id. per Otani of 161 b. SAeep .a at lambi 34d. to Sid. per - - RotaryßD, Aueust 28. We had a fide quantity of stock at to-day'a innate, which met a fair cab at last week's Beef, &a to k Mutton, b. 4d. to 445. b. Lamb. as. to L f t. Veal, 3s. to 3a.Cd. Park, ea to 3.. Id. SUUTUALL, August '2B—We had • stuasisk trade tr-day. at *bout last week's rates. )leaf made from Is. Id. to es. ed. Mut. to.. 2. to le. Look 3a led. to 48. bd. Veal, 3a. to le. Id. I'ork. Is. to 3.. Id. per stow of Albs., salute the Weal. PUBLIC 8.4L85. Attunes ?A.—By Messrs. Patenure and Box, at the Mart.—Frrhold 'watts, knoan as Bosuolsoe North, and Bour Wm, BJuth, and %oakum green tares. near Sorel.- oaks, Kent, comprising 6091 acre. of hop, meadow, snd arable land, proiiaciPg 3321, per annum, lam land tax— Mr. Parrot., at Clarraway'it—Two freehold warehouse., Philip-lene, London-well, I.t for 261. per annum-5701. Lisewhold house, 30, Ft...buy-place North, Fin.hury• square, let for the remainder of a lease expiring 1.961. 6nl. 16.., held how lie C.te of London for two year. un expired (presumed to he ronewahle)-6001. Mr. MASON, of Bueklenbury, et Andover, Hants.— Ninety-three acres of arable and pester* had, produeing 1001 per annual, gime.* at Longparisk, Haste—sold for 3,2801. TRR BRA RIVING or ITS I)RAD.—Within the last week the /mains of some beetle' hare been washed ashore seer Margate, presumed to be those of postern eas board the RoTal Aotelalde, the total lots of whieb vessel sad of all es Ward sill be is the tea:anthem Meer leaden. DAILY WEATH ER Tni Tb. State of th e Woothor at o Ni.o o'clock )cotorday arraapd order of WIWI Noma tam. wino. - - ~.a.~ at% at %,,,,,ers r:w. rOllllOlOl , ll Tummies Bbtorm. Mammies 01,Inas Lamm= Coicsrma Cussame tuatramAr Y•arooen.. Co:noway SZAP ....... Daarreec !Amami ....... iIiERICII Otamow tersavaas Gentle Seems Gentle Breese Calm fdestie BMW Nue( BMW Gee*. Bream (kettle Breen Gentle bream glrrmt Brame *meg Gentle B Breese reese Gentle 'wens Strong Breese Weal( Breese Strang Breese Wrong gm" Omit* Brew Strong Bi wa Calm Wrong Breese &roar/ Breese Strong breeze fre,b Breese °Peek .Hier Strong Breese Strome Breese! Strong Breese Strong Breese, Strong Breeze. Calm Hurl Wlesi (Strolls ltmese P anl.d4 Piz tialli Mu," Pinhlit (2, ' .11(14e,,, 44 ) Pertygf (, Panic, (3 ,, 4 i, Parthc, Cloot im 4 ° 4 7 „_ Pontley Partially tlm.-7 Knish, i Pitf all) Puri rrr (. Z.,'" ,y) 'sr tale C. Par l .l,(C, o, e((szt 417 anon:win Muller Pte) clkaz N.W. N.V• . N. N.W. W. N.W. N. N.W. Wm. w. x.w. Lir. Kw. w. LW. X.M. Matte. PartsaUy (1 44v1;e•• P4rtier r- 4 rt I a.. C.. r'" THIS DAY , Course of wind. Strtneth Win& _slur al wet,— aka. The returns Irani the following plates did TIA trick th agog In time for publication yreti.rday ; tit+ y Indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday mortal alas o'clock. ILuMfos Outwit 81111711ILD W~eftT..... lbial.11•01 , 311 Dus.raa ........ S. w. & L &kW. KW. 8.8. im. am. :Strong %male Gentle Breese Gentle lire,.. h, n ()'ells Breese ow. r . aq Conte Hive= °natio Breese Gentle Breese I ". Gentle name Otercyt &HIPPING INTELLIGENVA, Pr= ear Oveleipmtiele. Oa "Supping filliMMl." eM " CASUALTIES. Alfred the Great, for Calcutta. has put beak wlth . .)45:f b- cm, anchor ' and cbaius.—Liverpool, Lug. 21 I Niagara, from Quebec to the ayde, ar. , l barrels ft ,ur Thrown overboard, bevinz been .3n spoken July 21; at St. Mary's, and would ome•ed •ra the S!rafts. About 160 b.rrels of 641.1 r th mfr. were picked up by the Enter vrise, 1701111 Ls:rad.r, up here —llalifeE„ N. 8., Aug 12. •Illtl ; 6tALLS . , Hamburg Holland Lisboa Pacific ladix pton India via Marseilles.. Boston and Halifax.. Mexico West ladia Brazil ~.: ARRIVED. AIOCILICA (brig;-of Deal. August 27 AVIIY tirsvesend, Aueie , t .9, from Arssu —at Linstol, August .9. from Artrt.—at Liverpool, August 29, from Aerr—..t LiverrionL Aug.l 29. from It Air—at erpool, August 21, from t f , t4—at l i mnl. Ataglin •7, from Herrsmr-vcs-at Falmou'b, - Ausuai 26, from. t.,lmouth, August 27, from Casouss-at Live-prenl, August 29, from._ C. CIIAIACCAR-A Liverpol , , August 28, nom CITT OT 11 , OTIROA,1 liTATI.CII4, Augu-t fr Crem-at Gravesend, August 28. fry.m Catalans -at Gravesend, August 28, from. Cussrsa-off Liverpool, August 28 Ds..-atm Liverpool, Au. us• or Dawns -at Orfila, August 28, from Diaz or WILLIXOTON -at (irarsseral. Auras! 2s, DAVID LTOX- in the atanLe, August 21, from Enwarm-at Grimsby, August 26, from Leursa--off Deal, August 28. from • Fats-at Laver, August 28, from EmswoLD-at verpool„ August 2s, from' earaass-or Liverpool, August 2 4 , FERALLII-01T Liverpool, AubrivA 26 Formai filsrrnsw -at Gravesend. August 24, fr. 10StsT LiTtcl, August 18 for Sr., FAIR KaruLool-at Iroutia, August 26, rr :a Froas--off Deal, Au.tust 23, from Goo. Ormoroan-at Bt, Ives, August 24, from Gasirrrvos-st Shields, Anglia 26 , from Hemmen-at Hull, August 26, fr. m ....... Ilvurfusair-off Falmouth, August 26. frAn JOUR Watonv-off Deal, August 2s, frnll2. JANET WiLLut-at Deal, August 27, from JRIIIIIA-at Liverpool, August 28, fr /m -at Grararend, August 29, from .... loshorva Hsrssa-at Liverpool, Aug. 28 (f . or KA LAM IZTO -at Liverpool, August 26 f a 6.• r 1' Lour or rum HAII4I-at Liverpool, August -5 .f r Los uos -at Portsmouth, August 27, from. Loot Elam-at Liverpool, ARCM 28 Lao-at Lirerpool, August 23, from . ...... . Lorin 31saia-at Gravesend, August SA, from . Masoaarrra-at Gravesend, August 3, fr..tn Liverpool, August 28, from ...... . MARIA-at Falmouth, August a', from . . . WART 3011.411/1A -at Falmouth, August 26, frow . MARMIAU..-• at Portsmouth, August 27, from ... Ntoss-at Falmouth, August 26, B^m Ntoss-off Liverpool, August 26, from N.lOlll-14 Liverpool, August 26, from 41.111. X VICTORIA-at Hall, August 24. from.. Qv act-at Falmouth, August 17, from ..... . . lt,•vaL EsoLa-at Gloucester, August 27, from Itarsaoats-off Liverpool, August trona. .. Hasatta-at Liverpool, August :6, from Satan MILL:or-at Liverpool, August 20, fr Flt W. ?Long-soar,-at LiverpooL Aunt:22, !: • RWRA -at i,rsveserst, August 28, from ..... SZTILIN-at Portamonth, August 27, from .. Ras F.ilmouth, An i ma 28, tr,at Ten-hour-at I,,verposa, Ausust 2s, from . {stns-at Falmouth, Apati4:7, from BAILICD. ---•--- Arsona—froan falnansth, Aurast 27, a, Aces—hum Gravesend, August 2s. to . Am Kum—from Gravesend, Am.: ".. 4 u G , vasaa—tram rammad. Armpit 2s, w Conernroa from Gravesend, Auin:st . 4 , horn'—from Gracerend, Autruat . t Gun,*m=tic;ni ttilmouN.ia.t Itswoos—trom Shied+, August 7t., to Isutsso —from Car•liff August 27, to Ins s ..cort —from Shade. August 2tt, to I.swusscs Fokursrrst.- from Exmouth, Augtu Porous -from Rr tl, August 20. to.. L—from Onre-erul, August 27. lamas —kora Gravoirod, August to VESSELS SPOK 1 1 .1kI W I Coasnua. from Now Lalead for London, Jt.`r ' • ' 23 W. Pcurais., from China for London. 31.,r 30, .+^ Gar our, S:ta'Ait. from &LWOW', f.. 4 talidon, : e • YLoy Pouatz, boat London for M olrao. July ). :•• Loan 13vraaata, July 94, lat. 3 N., loft. 21 W. to ou-00, of and trout I .1 fee Algol Bu,' 4*. • • lon. 12.31 W. Ttaaair, tor Callao, July 93, lat. 2 N., lon. :J W. [Ativertioemeot] —SPASMS IN me S :01 FLITTLINCT, AND lIDIOSTIIO3I CUM, ST Ihtt los o'4 tract of a letter from Mr. Dalwood, of Goo &mak Wales. dated 14th Se,.t' i lain. • —Mr.—Haring had an experimental 'an ostelge is produced b, your vulueile pills. I consi.ler my .1 known th 4 two Jaen ago 1113 daughter, then +t e• , t .'• suffered for a long time with cramps an the stein.,, , , • ham. stint. 1 tried earl •us murals* w.theut doses of your wonderful pills have restore I her to r• St •••• • • .he u entuely for from any symptoms of her f o rm r 11.44 be all *ngirtidi ; anti at Prank* llollowv's • 144. Strand. Leatoon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AX!) P kTlis. BIRTHS. BROWN-7 ans.:24, at Albtott-rtreer, Hyde-park, the •' ' Bross's, Essi.. of a am. .- . . ELIAS —Aug. 2%, at Bromley-common, Mrs. N. Eh,. ••' -'• PALMER. —Aug. 22. at East Marling, the wife of t; ri a daußMr r. $I M.—Atbr. It 3, at Conts*e Fars, the wIR of A. Aim. S3lllll.—Asig. V, at Nvrtluived Home, th, SuatkEaskWarom Tinwom—Auk. 24, St Anton-park, Grantbasa, tbe • CTlMVilkasdillWMM MARRIAGES. II %BLOW —BAHRELL.—Aug. 2!, at St. Mares. Itirlenhead. Ve. A Kook Orgill Harry, orroud soli of it. Parton. . t 1 ... taAlge, Westbottrne, Ilarrow.load. to Charlotte. aro daughter of J. Kowa Fad.. late of Olourooer. 901.BellIKB—JOIINST”Nbt. —Aug. 2Y, 14.111.1.PtAl • by the Iter. J. B. Jeller4lll/0, ('apt. L.. ttouretner, 17th etas eta of the Rev. C. S. Bourehier. Hector of Limit Ilahng!...t , . Estes, ho Margaret Jar, daughter of the Rev. J. B. Johortore. CLARA —TOU NO.—Aug. M. at St. John 'a Church. Ilminey. third net of the late J. Clark Fag • ot U .tatoe, to Martotne, .•• daughter of the late J. Young. ta..t. of Manchester. 011. E -nCIPMNB.—Aug. 'N. at the Italy Trinity Church. '- heel. h ! the Rev. W. U. I..ne. Incumbent at it. narthoo - n , hirnionahant, J. 16. ol 0416* ta, to thphotuta. daughter of T. ilderer. Liverpxg.: evitzto -110411)71.—Aag. 17, at Croaball Church. Cat•on. be the Rey. U. W. Morton. the lion It. l'unr.n.. - goo of the Ilan. It. Curitok to Emily Julia, daughter of gie Hight llon. Sir B. W. Bort" Bart. DIATIIB. saloott 7 Atyr. 21k at yo'd Colts.% flarewthery, Captain SC linty. U.N., aged 63. BROWS IL —Ay. $4, Jew. eldest stirrings PROW, ot T. W.. 2.4.. of Lomb" late vl livertou. WILT Ltwrpol. ased D1P411313T. -dm. 313, Mr. W. wow. ) . o f s e mi. iced tkW7LD. Ads. 33, Ordly, pampa &wetter et 31r. T. dd.l, Wolverlwmploa, dpd sod pubi.ll.lW Wow. Mao N& 1. 001 "_." etwel. le the Cis, el Lori" Priam. st , 141.4 law; Intb.p...ll.‘sfilblierlos.-I".rocko, Assort r1.1%4 to 6rl r s r' 7 1 ti 1, ly ty this furs I it wy, -z3 .i l 1 II I