The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-31 00:00:00

.';-.;- PIC °+~=~ I S. i 111 et". 43 , xt i ) .. 4 %, . t ^i AUGUST 31, 1850. [THREEPENCE. ToLAI/MS.—ROWLAND& KALYDON he w 4.1 n mid towbar& Mb Weald Ihimie ~ad" h ti ... 41 on the pummel time erweetet mole d the We Ape.; a. litrtritbes tree Um sortele. r Shp Wier Ile t torn tte 4.. nd thee elketsilly dkelpette ell tollen d re ano. notr, trrc..l.", .lidnolsemilduk, eel abet outman r..te.n. t , , , a1 it Imparts so &sibs*. sled the sodtme end ears, • t. 201 et :.dotty a% ihette2 r leLliMiet Mile It 60 eery to •. . Oentlerami, wth hie It haggles set stcht vow of the Me. sed R . Zl7lk lost, i ssa=t. . ..1 iind pet bettie.-11were et t I Tht plialor article Me the vow& . Kel= a tt —oil y L. AOWLEC D sad SONS, Ilk =atut b mil eheslett and pethasers. KO MORE PILLS NOR ANY OTHER MEDI CINE. ix = ilz=k Wield OrastipsMs. ~ the Head, Beicomesee. Henraure. Ariddy, Leer Onerlib& _llbloodea. 014080eseell• Wert. Mts. inky, Arrnmnbaled redrer. Frew, Cramp% 01., Mares and &awe at tbr Fromarb deribt=ey. and oilier S 0 ether dr rarogire, .ee Lue4 at at as. Dory. tule ,heat *peed bums lid), Low . Pogr A ltrkie.—Do It "- iRn ILEATII 4 IMMO° FOOO far loads eig Iskate.—lbe IFVELANTt AP.SIICA ROOD, e plemeaste rol eibutesl rowdy (w.teowt fnedfriln. tummies/ 8 0r ester's. us It wive sitr there be rA en ..th• r wane nt eare). Mesefflorsi. exeluelrely Crow 1, sod !awned by Du Barry and 08. 10 3•er tiotabatmt, Ueda, ode amen of tea Iterubeets Arabia and of ties Patent Ma d wry, by ebiob Lone the ernstive priarlptes at the nest ma be tertloprd. A YEW OF WAN ._ —, Tram the kat liteciandie Ladlitier — t do Dedia.-J. I ham derived met haat from Da ...neshibeselmrlog Pead,— On All? DC Dwt .711,11W-Ilqr you Serevesseas ladigedite. Dan& awl Otina ittation, from which 1 had salletel dust mislay, sad whisk so mar dizoe femme elf Min% ban Wen sibelimillp eared by Da Burr. Realth.werodep Toed ta sump shert thas—W. Z. Rana Tool Asthma?, Thertes." " SLity !turf puttsl panfuls. knot* ess imMdmy frame, sad Which bad reeked all akar ismudies, ham *Mai to Du Daufs Ilealth.reeklai Toad, sad I row outrider admit a skewer to an imm.hinte. en. claw a Seedy aid ape.—Wte. Hawn, estristroot. Law, lane s CAleee. rembrides." " Not Imp teed to Use OM aye leader, I wee cared by Da Ewers adadraCe Illtalth.restoring rave-11aonassaa Pease, Moffatt, iketland." Light yeare'deepeneda, neevonsona, debility, with annapa. awes end Moo a for which my .avert bad consaltad the advice of many, kw bees elfeetually removed by Ds Darry's Ileaktb-rwitortag Toed to a wry facet time.—lev. Jews W. naesta.. Sidnagies Reeky, liorlo'k." "Ibe knelt I hue Mud Irma Da Sorry'. Wealtkrestoriait Toad ft ls out of tin of words to mum After Isa kyr Ire ef 1. I am ei obeli tevhptls.4 as to be Mil to mast these a four Wk. oither fa s, when awe a firtaiebt yel want scarcely ▪ OT leg; mod an ether remedies Vied to stessithes me had proud saseentop-1. flastumas. ileseldshalikad, Glesp Thre ow." e pun' euessiu anocumem, with pates ha tap rah wed kit ark and moral debLity, which eradered Pb wiry hr hem radically mooed be Du Hakes , lk4selertar lead.— Amu. SIT.Irt. Archdeacon of Hoop. akibbeteon.. • I cower, yon a blowpipe to society at Mae. It I , not to be Mid all the hearth Do Berry's ilesith-reatorme Food bms bus to mein my little boy Riff /Of a Wlc .? of it MT?' MOriIiII..—WALIZR pa, 2. Watisiappisee. Viol Mks. Mewl." " Thirteen years/ mob, indmeetios, and general debility haw bola removed by Da Barrens excellent llealareMariag Food . Jars POLIO, Athol-street. Perth." ... Twenty pars' Heir complaint, with &wears of Dr skenneh sad net,.,, b.* been perfeetle cored by Da Parry's Beskiadestorlai ETC —*sumo PRAM, libddibriCS. Bit luta& Sizietees user drep,e, pass la my to old* Ma &Ind, vb.- lest besemches. lout Waging in my um bower of eddies sod &s -quat Molest attacks of mums, semprell with vimal=d d 1168/0410 in the tack had toles, far alidi as seedidas ever ke say relief. mad which rendered sty Pb a mid barter bays less completely remoerd by IM neart BeeNikatirkli lad to • them dart tam—Warm. Opuresa. lalentwonant, Larke." Toasty years' dymeria, with tbe nod 41121moban embus of freshen, enaeSpa. Meknes, at Me stem* maidity sod lents. Iditn 2 dwis restet:st all medicines, hue bees ady reaseed by risaltdoestorum Food. —Bark lkaaow, dasodzi. Das. 41 1 . % pore died is, with all its samba smamemems, bes been e.sead by In Barry'. lleeltia.restorteg Tskdriarrs Lake, Shastodest. leimesser.' Odin sapeesisms Si pa d• fir ado Si appopis heal.s.daßpeefea, hrsarhirl allethed smithy, amp, mss. ther e n 4 disedied sweemsasek lihmennd ~IP se the War Mai kidnrys, thsalemer, dideried dos Ode heed sir • hassierhe, Meehan, salsas is the Mai ism pip Isthmoid pen part of the body, arcale attuned= sad *maks et as seemodi, entatioes on the skin. sereble„ easy, mese di ether So" eansamotioe, dopey rheumatism. fat" ZOOM Mg unit- Pia dada preenaacy. alha 'atlas. a al msti ill s e ho ll ool % &Witty, stahmesdea , paralysis. se ash. impits- C a e r , a !lopleseenes, ideldtsin birds& ussmed Is so den mamas kw seedy, delmaime. lams of eMtlite. !dui to the Mad. isehrisb. rmagabas Mr. ofetaidaeo, tameable sf seitekelneism, ha, hid Led de Doak ; the Ileverable aniallssed Madd leme—a Pre et three pare asevoseme am 4 erhely eassmila • hal root; hi. .thernal Ilona MaL se Ilathemth ; Sys. thed W. MA PasPary, Ikea. vibe reardelhethes et hie swath be. add Fuse dyspepsia a es epraddel held with snIM gads in the denmed abed mid eld dim oh wallas, rid some prestratisa of Mum* ; Nei Othalsenb edami : noi of ft pews' thedpials els defir then IL IL Z. Esq., II oakaaosed, thedged • essodialle wed hid puha. kr of ram* M a um dint line ; A. O. Nand egilld, MAUS. baba; Out. Menem ; a s af t rlk ILIL;111r. W L arse e,, red Aallesay. thesind a ewe d 16 pre aerator /tr. Osinel l ads% and imata t t prz w af ga : lanlsidehlaw. thsehrthlt m leld Mar sizn e Clithe an his to asap sheet uses dm nesiled bed i the Poe. Charles Kerr. Maim flesd • Sore of hastinel ; Thoors Wooddeass. Deemkp, re. death the sure of aloft trass smatipitko aad dimes dada pees arra ; tbe llomes Illiosen, of AL Madded LW.. • MIMI d lea your earesasame. with spume sad dill emmidells am.Ts7- he, threw d lard; the Some d pest. Os Its • Dodd ind C = A neass tio firlsoiftrreas, Bred lett sergsma lib rine SIM • 0 11 • 1 Of &eV,' i /end tarter. FA, athslalsed Peed awe If l a =shoelth pont &bilk ; J. theft Lewd AMP ; theselles 0' M.D.. 1/.1. Ddild a whet ion st Sh”l.-ft aresq Aid Wme sYW all ease flinsiW • aid WOO ether imethimmus balvi duals, who Mee red 4111110.111irs W insmend Om Dern sad 117, Ps. ItsaliaMeal. load" beetimeads d Om OF traordiaarp mouse Is vita their heal has beta cat rei by Ws wag god simmonasil diet. after all WWI nthedies bed bees Ind m ad. he eery pod and all hope of stomimmd. Bat as the health slam pongee We been embody Y j ssl by alas sanderis elpedlompl„ laden and oat seed usthe den M 4 bake el mess, smith se &Mead Lek madden AMP* Ifenhed sr pied sp shaild: s pelle will Is odl alitas pasha gindiefie en ha *Shoat hawks Ike lam Perry sad Ais ten sten as the Mkt ad seal. if yes boos wit dadd write to DE SASSY sad Oe. Lo:doa-41seet—tim yerfs The s iteestmea Maims Is said is ordaten with Ili bilillll6ll4 Wriatior Ilb., at In to had, Lb., at Ill; Ufa. ink) =,...rellaed quay, NM., 3as.. 225.; WWI: .Ift in Onleaws hr. aided Burp sad Da., pro as dpedethee aft Insiode arisn; lbs 1310. sod Wk. =e esq Ida Mon shales essimeded by TA wlek the sr n aid 0.017, Ilea Iltedateed lodes; lie sal Palnsd ISim% staid Oa. Ilmnenes ~ Pp e t Majosty Quid 111/ v = ILL drest. Peony. fly street ; aeon Ithery, mad ; lead Ladd sal d w ; 11Averds. Mt. Paul% toasty Ques4trest.plase; Sass; lesretarej ; Imp; thessay. Sh. OithLetreet • she at • mai Ciresteb.ireb.etrest; Me. Inheppte.street Wham, sod theseib ith reWetti.:. MAIM shemad medicine vendors, sad Isethellers Ms Listened lib., le.; 314, Bee lei,; l i.; mad li'.. LeatNow ie d v rk la M. ; 301., as. ; OIL 111 h,. tn. &edema, la ; k. nal evilTs Puna Moat of as me WSW, In. VbY Os Been ed =sei"Fi.; XL. la WA s. Id; lea—ltesa mi cks • the Ina seal tsm Reny mei Os. am the PCLMO:4IC 1031401111-41 seek sad 41/110. tog nerdy tar 111101.601111. Wank mad all adMrliaa me thm I throat, and voila. see at ameteallei esselan. la Mod IrL I IE 4. bd., Si. 6d.; a,pest bee, la 41., ha halth Idle test son.—Of We May yooeslgerrar s •coriplby sudden 'W •••• amempeed to I kea the palls One er peed le LIMA 1• Da imi tabu d Insiesile Ileeadis Pella Pal,lafaa pramsbe adthe ptsside. of say salsedse era dl.. seeend mei st Pita Mend A tarry and Oa. in de sole pundes). _Thus khan aspdass lan ad =ls taw ext mtkiskilmeKe sad pa me asestive Wet whlsh fide* aselPshemsble ss hal wises pent) won Paw Walks *kw thas a pins :f re = lfa ma they • a simpeemesOes ellsd obi* Di n i= v iletemketa Amble reel Isseund MVO ppm et hp nes to eases dose d ether raisliss had uml haps abodued. fhth lensel& a sste le the AI theledest ra l isle il =rZ iling broatinieb; ald the pads le 12 lb infer that Yee/ 111.• =1 to ept1 time W ide a ithinis da tes EU, IV p , Ow immiebeil. rewash Meng th; Uas kr seem Armee bon Me town, heavy gsme miler the modest of the Royal Artalery gee, lash tisk lead, bat kw mamital, motes wares" Tki progress of the tear ther ak the more dimly eroded sa barbs of Nemesia end hese a hied madiesedes of the easkey of lbe mem" sem* eseesiloi a main pre, sad for some direr • body guard of lake/Nag ma, women, and children, who bad sippers* Mewl Ara the hawses abutting on the Ilea. assompeart it es "lOW MIN reeding the air with their shoats. Oa meshing ides epee emery the " "pearl " speed was rawaseed, siet is a lbw amen the nose, beetle, sad washer the great morepdls of tie ash fields was left far belied. At re Larry statics, whw is the brach le Men was a halt of • sw Wastes, sod here as adders was permeated (row the inhabitants of Armonk, whir wee handed to her Majesty by Air Gauge Choy, and Bier orally received, her Majesty remaining foe some time in conversion with the right hon. baronet and afterwards with Rai Grey at the door of the carriage, thus affording to the rural population of this district a fuL ty of seeing the whole of the royal party. From bury the royal train rolled rapidly on, paring I. its course Ban, borough, the ascii at capital of t it kiosk Nartbasber land, the Nwrthumbriaa rest, and He Island ea the right, and taking a glimpse of re Cheviot ale oa the left, sad arrived at Berwick at about twenty adulates pen 3 o'clock. Here the ceremony of opening and suing the extensive viaduct which completes the railway orunianicatioa between England and Scotland, was performed. This structure, which spans the mouth of the Tweed, and connects the York, Newcastle and Bra wick with the North British lines, escalate of 28 ukulele eater stokes, each of 61 feet 6 inches spas, springing iron laity pier eight feet 6 inches broad at the narrows: point. The teed kagth of the structure is 2,163 feet, sad its rested height he the bed of the river 126 feet 6 inches, lettering the pimp" The breadth between the parapets is 24 feet, awing spew fee a double line of rails : The viaduct is built embely ef stone, with the exception of the inner pert Mlle erase, which is brick, laid fa ceeneat. The gorpanri ins for the ceremony were extensive erd rebibiL Triumphal arches had been erected at Stiller GEL That at the entrance was covered with evergreens, emblazoned with the royal arms, and bear ing the mattes, is large letters, extendier the whole width of their*. " The last ant of the Union," and " Clod ear the Quota sad Pere Alert." A tend of honour of the 81st Regimsat was Is waitingwaidegii receive the royal party. From ths bdlbeg place prepared be her Majesty at the end o f the brikp aoeey was erected extending aloes the from of the mods of wick to a pavilion, in whisk esdresimorm were prepared. • wiik seats was fitted up for the accommodation o visitors mewl the rained walls of the pale, forming a sort of am which was fille d with spectators. The approach of train, which erred at 20 minutes past 3 o'clodt. ass posaid will salvos of artillery, and amid the cheering el the peril her Mejesty . alighted from the carriage, leaning pea ce a aria of Prier Albert, and followed by the Prince of W the Primer Royal, and the other royal children, and amemen by Sir George Grey, Earl Orel, who had come with the royal party from Newcastle, Mr. Learmouth, the chairmsa of the North British Railway, and Captain Smith, the Mayor of Berwick, proceeded to the pavilion, when an adder, from the sorporatks of Berwick was promoted, end the name of "The R3ysl Border Bridge " given to the viaduct by the Munn's orders. The lady of the Mayor, the sheriff gad his lady, Lieut.- Corset Wellesley, and the lady and the eldest son of Sit Gorge Orr, wen also presented to hex lisjeety hers by the Hen Secretary. The joiner wee immediately resumed, and to the IMO a few minutes the thin was panning its eosin rapidly , ' Sowards the Lothians. At Dunbar them was a monist's I delay to naive en address from Iles authorities of that pros, and passiag_ onward through the field of Pessrapans, gad along by the Firth of Forth, the royal piny arrived at Edinburgh at the Meadowbank stades, at five minutes past lee o'clock, heir( traversed the whole distance from Castle Ho / ward in something lees than seven hours, including act Palm - I be prepUSUOSSIIIIIdefOr her Majesty's reception here was elegant and tasteful, but as the Royal visit was understood to be of a private character they were not upon • very ex tensive seals. The landing platform wee riveted with mim esis dotty as were the steps leading up from the railway to the road, the later brim an additional covering of the Stewart tartan he ler Majesty to walk epos. The walls were bang with Ma sad white drapery and decorated with Wades of heather. The gateway whence the Queen emerged to the royal carriage, was spanned by a armsful Illik thwarated with bey haves and lowers. It was our maasted by a floral crown, with an anchor suspended, and displayed on sub tide the initials "V. A.," is flowers. °waits the station, on the outside, a gallery was erected and similarly adorned for the acconssolation of the judges and other high digaitarke and their ladies. There was a guard of honour in attendance at the statics, cos sisting of ass earal" two subalterns, and 60 men of the fad High. 11is reeky escort consisted of one oiler and 20 sees ere lith Light Dragoons. The e yel Unmet, under the somisand of the Doke of &sr te r the Lord Lieutenant of the County, were be ateradeasa as her Majesty's body guard The Mr M 111111 royal pasty through the Queen's-park was limed em bulb sides, frees re railway station to the =gate, by dis 13th Light Dragoons and 93d High. Mersgemeal. die Imam Riddell, the Commiader of the Pines frafrad.allesied by kis staff, Sheriff Gordon and several of Ihe skis authorities were also prestnt to remise bse The stael had no doubt been selected as the oft'mmiallea from the rail on amount of its le Heirsel. bees whir it is seareely more then a quern if emir Akar ; bat had the object bleu wily to allow the goal Mk of idiab.sysk ma mane the opportunity el swim MV welessaing her, it could not hays bees more dimesa. It is situated at the base of that magallsest amp Midis trews as Arthur's Seat, by which the siq se be oesesea OW is overshadowed, and whose m ime ire her a aslant amphitheatre, extending&keg the rpark Me whole way the vermilion would have to go. Caree r dopes and of these hills thousauds of spectators were wai , their gay drawee , —for man of them were ladies, and term was exhibited exterively--eontrasting y with the mare area of the mountain. As C l e e r li alesty aid family emerged from the station and entered the eselsge in warm to convey them to the pelage of the Ilestlisk Wags, • shout arose from this mass id Lames ',lda 'mast have astonished as mush as it Ibe The enthusiasm of the people *pr▪ osody knew se Gentry and commons, stal wartgear leill" sad children ant a few, rushed, as the maker sesse down the road. Marrs at the top either rims, sad Trim, hats sad it surrounding the Ferrety, rid iiiierag wilk them, rendering it a error so "seen du sky b perm the line of proms era. Her 11,11111111 heartily to enjoy the erne, sad as Ike oarrfsgu marl arty aka, she seatimed bow leg to the mewl, and imareriag by her Millie these am. berm& domemeselleme M Ispel rftrYga sa the part of Ler frottiek satires. At Mk thee the seems piesated was one of the arse wad mete Sears that am be imagined. The royal eierifsges, with the man and geld liveries of their atteadmils; IN gestlamm el the Royal _Archer (hard in mike= ; lied Highlanders la their=g= full disk Myra% glittennir la the sun; the corky ma tho mesated staff with their brilliant oppoilataisats—dho whir Irked ea either hand by • movies wall ef oseele—salmMes ea the ems side area re park and ea - a aka If it 111 k, pressated a rev ceil at gam VI sad *Meer& _lt was impossible ass be aught _ Seradera lair everywhere prevailed , and meek imilieldeat Milled to risk that the duty of wai devolved apes himself. In this way Illustrious family were oandrited to the paler of Holy's* whir has bra prepared be SIMISpIIes deers re two dem they will rassla here, sad tekieh Mai berms MN more the resides" though the Issossgy ass et sli• hers deg: Of .timed, NAVAL Awacer 30.—The Lords dee Admiralty arrived at Poriamosth ea Thursday evening, and dined with the Port Matra To ir da they ham bees on their la @pectin through the Dock . The Lightalar steam. vessel arrived Ws morniag rout Woolwich. The Fairy and Ella royal mem yachts are stripping is the beds to be laid up fur the winter. The Parimu, steam venal, hen been taken in the eagle dock to-day to have his cradles takes off, CRATHAX, Avower 80.—The Fraction, 72. ordinary guard ship at this port. was put out of eammission this day, and the Camberlaad, 70, fitting for the ordinary guard-ship will be commhdonad on Saturday the 3111 by Captain Peter Richards, C.S. The eaptain.mpwriatendent will hoist his flag on board es a service line of battle skip. Twenty caulkers ham hese mot from this yerd:to Deptford to caulk dm Leopard steam sloop bandies at that yard. Limateneat Richard Williams is appointed to the ordinary guard-ship at this pert is lieu of Lieutenant Thorau Wood, appointed to the Lowell qamantlee servim, &midgets Creek. WooLwica, Ammar 30.—The o.rw, stoma elm*, WIN taken out of dock today , end the Billiard, steam sloop, takes in to have her bottom *append. MILITARY. Rim Not idatit's Geseitc) OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Avorwr Bt Bast of Artifiri:Lll;jcaiii.T:l76 ei eo6 asaana. IE4 rice LisuL.Osa. Wonky. dee. rONEY MARKET. FISDAT 21111011:110. .4 the position of the Bank of Bogland ending Saturday, the 24th Auga■t,lBso, parousat to the Asa 7 sad 8 Viet., e. 32, is llMlLLlD.—atesen tee the We* eel* AW. 14, le* .411214)81 iratAl i r 4111. 42 Are Al: Wris="""' 91:76 moms" 0416,870 111•11117141 • •PAIRNINT. •••411041.003 I op coma 'ft:ftd.'"'ltg'irld:: A.stnm._ 7.917,165 ialj i1t.803113 IL MARIMALI4 4 returns, when compared with those fee preceding, exhibit the fallowing changes: £30,216,870 league g 1 2.0 30 19,620,160 Damao 368,896 7,927,166 Imams 41116,840 9,377,894 Deems 381,431 marides ilepariatas seeeridee is booklet 10,720,807 Imam 186,810 lea la kw 18,216,870 bermes c4hae Me 1,292,338 Demme 116,416 3,236,561 Domes 43,646 11,236,799 Inman 208,873 on gold yesterday,at Paris, was 8 per the English Mint price of 34 172.100. per 4. --.. standard gold, gives an exchange of 26 34 } ; and the exchange at Paris on Loudon at short being 25.30, it follows that gold is 0.18 per oat. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advisee the price of gold at Hamburg 4341 per mark, which, at the English Mint of 3& 17a. 100. per mines for standard gold, wee an exchange of 13.91 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on. London, at short, being 13.8 j, it follows that gold is 0.52 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. By last advice" , the coarse of exchange at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight wan 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per ant. in fa vour of England, and, after making allowances for difference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The demand for foreign exchange to-day was rather limited, and, with the exception of slightly higher rates for bills on Austrian plum, the course generally has experienced no alteration. The rates of negotiation were the following:— Pricessegotiated. Fit. Its Hamburg 9ll. 19 11 Amsterdam Ditto 914. „„ 11 1....„ 4 Rotterdam& Antwerp Brume&l74 Paris Mort. Ditto Mandllea 44 15 II Frankfort : Vienna Visite Pateraberg S 7 Hadrat " 70 10 3 WM. 4 7 Legh Genoa orn NaPial Palermo 4: 41 122 Mead= Lisboa 2odlmis date „ 63 Oporto An arrival at Liverpool from the Brazils furnishes date. from Rio de Janeiro to the 18th July, and from Bahia to the 28:h ideal. At Rio the market for coffee had been favourably affected by the accounts received by the Seagull paaret, and the stock of coffee at market had become reduced in consequence to about 2,000 bags. The aundry purchases effected establish the pace of good first at 3 dole. 650 to 3 dole. 750. The rato of ex change on London had declined to 261 d. . The accounts from Bahia state that the market for sugar was less firm, and sellers were anxious to realize at 1 dol. GOO to 2 dole., with abate _ ments in all cases not of Prime qualiiy. These prices are equivalent to 14s. 7d. and 18s. id. f. o. b., exclusive of freight. Of cotton there was none left in first hands, and the last sales of trifling lists were effected at 6 dole. 200 c., at which it costa 6.07 d. f.0.b., exclusive of freight. There were no arrivals of coffee. Of cocoa a small lot had been taken at 2 dol. 300. In ►ides a few transactions had taken place at 115 to 120 for dry, and at 90 to 95 for salted. Tobacco was fiat, and sellers refuse to accept lees than 3 dole. 200 for good closed leaf. The last lot of coals on sale had been disposed of at 8 dole. 5000.. per ton. Four vessels bad been chartered during the week at from 40e. to 455. to the Channel for orders. In exchange, sego- tiations to a trifling amount had taken place at 27d. • • (----4. i . „ t S . M., :•-, . ..7 - , ; . . 1.• rit ..--..,„ • • ' . .... 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Orey. amm the Lord - ea -" w the Owe liall-"lms VIM el " thaws by Oen lot a upper sad emelt of Elialrevito th e • meth ee - tiaill - - eat NaIAWN II _ .. Phrhuha grew l- a-I * *"B" "da= =.l2 acerb st Peelobdist mat thissmaisimses el maims lie =OW 3 • •-• of lbw MAMAS 70113113 MIIIITION 4110.111DWIrt IN tat. ill.“ l4 kbelllk. WIROP 1111‘1LAND r; ! ' rt mess Maw COs st g a ugay masa 11•10-11 ma Muss, demiL A • ••- 1 M or me DA T m om •l i Temenow it is •41 Met Palma AIMS vim lay me r p m Ira ri se ems of the Week.2o l llm alPh irlilemi. , MAUL =• • • .... ' ,;„,." Nt d .7, . . b r p m theilasse etaio IN, limi o t a ss% e m i t asaassi k m miss mew , - as Th e Mw Merit krldethpe WitharefetratheL grew* athaasea of . awe* e • "I "Z . E . nom It le mdississllMM so "Mile semplieue will be Om itBL'ILDERS.-THE BWIDRRB I CIRCULAR itaw p fl a tika ..=., - m . Ilterjr is : Maas Me IblieWereep hese ; eel ea ma leura se roroth. „,1 1 w pm an tor 4th hashastom 1t41141 rt,,til m ...t which tt vat • .7' bilISZ*. the thryel Oa* all havelldlohurea fir ~. 3 ,.. 4 ~,,- ;ha tot decor/ mask It telll eseesis_worg reeTe_t the phhtleher - h ibe r:i =e hmi t tni proper are _ the EDINBURGH. IPSIDAT. . ..041011 7 1 . ;:a " 1 .° 4 t A nd in MI " egg . .": guilt' V.I. tow ".".". ...ih r is /W. betticidie r"""lrl" issio nt Her Wag eel the Priam Comport, at ea essly twit *Ale leewhetiOpl. t rwet Ira al 110114. ho, la 1 01,-;TISk if ; Oats og_ _llettlmmat: miwassube mama et mo wr •••••••• l ese s eseetheth oessidea to the etheali of Anlear'resee. 11. 3 1= w estrot:lol ma j n arr —O- 0 7 5 .7M a15 . dd. ;it u l:a1 1 01* MM. it „....01114%,„ 25W4Mb.444114•44_. ..... Prim% aII chime. 141 do Saandeder4thes et the pee me • .4rel4J Alutim , uiruls resated the led Dept. - 14 . 0 ,. A "" 5 " l "Pr '''' "' "'ls Nilist"' ir mead matisall gam. eat am oweessay , whisk atinated is is a . 14 Wiatioultarast 1440111‘ elm& pen tags shmas. el4iil B oa . CULTIMITILLI AM INCIAL .• 14 ° IV " IL IL. kids abeam. lier lb*" visited the 11W Mind 1.. MIL pw; otm T et LIIP IL TRU OMNI PROOBIBB TO TEI NORTH. ittigtml hewed by IN lam Mr. Desaldass, is the islimbe The above Mai •• Mai & reeteedis. at missal me st IMO . ...--..... ef Ate el", kr Os shooks 91 300 destitute ethane. the the week pendia A4 r .r.a : awe and emther -.- ki..t. k . leaf sanomma.3 iimilmit Vibipihideilly resolved es her mute. Oiroulaties aim .. awe mu Me amisam il V il lasat-Ths l_last Mina .. ,'.. • 9130 - ' . Tavasohiv Num. „.. . °lnstates with .. 1 .0 = ma i etr oli V .sainsi ,-... ps,." . I" .. -NI Y:1,- '-i r , r' 4, -evie .-re, As routs ot the Pabile depots .... CLERICAL. O th er deposits .... The peter -Os IMMI r e SaMlau atu .4 s f . 1 . le Maur ewe. ties jam , oweeadie. as • • . sod Mem! Aim _ _ 'WI= SM. oseeramest swath paimawll beet the 11111111MMIM SOIL Mt mai W Pod . rep „ • .i .. 'ma ss . ‘ .., MAT. w. IL WIIIIaa, so Hermit A., lissigemerjelike, booking demurs , . I& ft ..*- dimness( Ilt. MO ; • vise MA. Me seeklesoo ; Week Otise ssearimise Is b win' -• 710 oWilirsimb, , . te- ...s- Bib , * et she Meatsdepsruseat ~ - 21 . 1 Z .... • • 4 '1 1 ‘2•.•- - - . •• ' """ ass Am. S. N. Ilet aialt isefiassim Tamp s __..w._ maw ; da d wa s , h WU. •• • • . That throe we mes sod tea war owe NM rem e e mod a d — b r d a r ds :Zl2 l 3 New ; • Psims r. lostligste dis a mew weep of Ittokiaghall-leperier. lima day 'Mother a pm , "••.. e s d ue • lia = ors we am ee) re um Immo mew 110 is ilatirlk. The:Rest m ow art.:A.om isatut asi Met \ moo th e the same limeloWbe lassie of Impost to task Qum. pow G. T. Osumi ,_ to Fleetwood P.C. die. Ithiehater ; The Runny No t• or. me ef *meth lobos sr emir. lIM umbiules At tie Nate .Md similes dee dmimmmilis wee equally sew um Feat, • . • pet. Sir P. Hooka% Fleetwood, Bart. ot the; %lu wale eat thaw fet *ha Om eeo Alma iemhehe el striking, sad 44 woe street else VIM Me Has paned R e ,. jj k , • i tudwau to sd p.c . dtd. mos . me premium a rm . - 4 47' 1 k. twin " ths t " " 111111 % • ts• st Wm " ••••' •••••• t• cheater; eslarz lOU ; pat..ite. 3 Tliereby,Roeco a B milk, whisk at tit r u , y. i therea.A flk lhoormilmasei Wm. Ilk Clut e =be i a. sash • eigai el Ms wig limb , tom hied upwards - SO• g'e'ts er doom Om lie afebor. 114, swamis the sweet . y ff ,„ iii i , ni l 0 lb, midi, sad es fire ; mee• Clark*. to Btuttkul P.C.. die. lbaohoster ; per ounce for mat prom-s. [stomas ammo 11. 1111ffia fir soma Jihroa fierm du ;warm .......... ; oath. DMA had easto• of Mithithitif . 241 34& • and eh.., POLICE INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. DOWBTREET. VIOLIINT AmAtivrti7—W.AsckTietie, who described him. self ea a veterinary surgeon, was charged with assaulting Mrs. lierrlett Jefferson, the landlady of an New lan, Tot. teoltanstourt.road, and W. Perkins. lin. Jefferson said Me defeadant had been on intimate terms with her husband, and oa several occasions been in. vited to their house to dinner. A few days since, the de fendant used her in a very ungentlemanly manner. Whiten acquainted her husband with his soodeet, and a difference sprang up lutween the prisoner and her husband. Sines that occurrence, the defendant, who he has visited the house; has annoyed witness in every possible way, and used very disgusting language to her. Last night the defendant entered Ike house, and witness refused to serve him with anything. The defendant, who was quite sober, called her by several opprobrious epithets, and afterwards took hem his pocket an troy hors shoe, and struck at her several times serous the bar. Fortunately the blows did not have any seriouseffect, and witness held up the water-Jug to ward off the blows. Several persons came to her militant., and he assaulted them. W. Perkins, a gentleman's servant, said he was drinking in front of the bar of the New Inn, when the defendant came in. The landlady refused to serve his. sad he then behaved in the learner described by Mrs. Jeffereos. Witness ex. postulated with the defendant, and reinsrked " That it was very ungentlemanly conduct to assault a lone woman in that way." He immediately struck witness 1 violent blows upon his face. His face and nose were bruised, and the marks were plainly visible. Witness gave him into custody. Mr. Henry said the defendant's conduct had been reset violent, and be should teach him that he was not allowed to assault people in that manner. He fined him 51. for each assault. There were three assaults proved against bins, and the flees would amount to 161. ; sad, in default of payment, Its ordered him to be imprisoned for six months, being two months for each assault. ........-- .... -- —___ The defendant was then locked up, and appeared much surprised at the magistrate's decides. GRATIFYING REWARD.—The Sardinian govern ment his just presented Mr. B. A. Wood, a young gentleman only 18 years of age, with • splendid gold medal, for eon mouldy taking command of a Sardinian brig from the Brazils to Genoa, when met at esa, with captain and mate dead, and several of the ere sr dead and dying, from the yellow fever raging on board, and safely navigating her to Gibraltar upwards of 1,000 miles, sad thence to Genoa. THE GUNPOWDER MAGAZINES AT LIVERPOOL.— The investigation, somewhat tardy, but promising to be at last effective, Maine to the gunpowder magazines below ggrement, and just opposite Liverpoo`, has taken plies. The purasest engineer, Lieut.-Colonel Waters, mast have bees se meek surprised as others at the apathy which eo may thews& of people on both sides of the Mersey have hug shows tespeeting the existence of this horrible nuisance. The iieretweeeee which has esisted respecting life end pro perty Is eassiag. Even the tedium precaution against lighten; has not, it appears, been adopted at the magazines, although, as &contemporary remarks, the fort at the entrance to the river, • short distance from the magazines, was struck last week by the electric spark, which bunt the halyards of the flag-staff. It is really providential that, in the absence of any necessary precaution, no great calamity has hitherto attended the shipment of gunpowder to and from these maguisea, more especially when we reflect that smacks laden with the powder are passed every hour in the day sad every day in the year by the numberless steamers that are unstastly plying up and down the Mersey, from which sparks and flume are continually emitted. The maga nue itself, with seven or eight hundred tone of gunpowder, is left uneruarded at night; sad it was proved before the go vernment official that the powder was unloaded into earn the wheels of which have irea rims, drawn up end down by iron-shod horses. What is this bat soliciting • cieelliet with aa agent so tenthly destructive to lib ? &pains as the vane of a wises% it seems marvellous that the Cheshire residents have knew es hug supine. But they have stirred at last, and it is swinsiewt to know that when the government is made aequinled whit the existence of an evil so astounding they will air* a remedy. At the time the magazines were erected, the - res on both sides were without houses Motilee round; but with the Tait inertia* of population, with the erection of numerous houses on the Cheshire side, and dock works ea the other, a souree of seek constant apprehension as • large gunpowder dere, ought, years ago, to have been removed. Been now, is all - probability, no steps would have bees taken Mt for the serious explosions is powder that have occurred recently in this country and on the ceetinsitt, attended with serious less of Rte.—Liverpool amok's. BRISTOL AND SOUTH WALES JUNCTION RAIL WAT.—The ordinary half-yearly amniag of the share holders in this undertaking was announced to be held yesterday, at the White Lion Hotel, but la consequence of there not being a sufficient number of proprietors present to constitute a legal mostiog, no business was traessond. The Chairman, J. Gibbs, Esq., and several of the directors were in attendance, and • printed statement of acesant was laid on the table, from which it appeared that the total realms bad amounted to 38,3411. Os. 10d., and the total expendi ture to 29,4001. be. 44., leaving in the bank, on loan, and in the kends of the neutary a balance of 8,9401. 14s. Bd. The expenditure for the halt-year (the line being virtually abasdostedl had been 3421. 66. 64 out of which sum 821. let lid. arose from the loss inc urred is working the New Peerage Ferry. SAVAGE ATTACK BT A Dateeirse Woluit.—A dew • ago • woman semi Asa Lasklas sat drinking at • in Janes street, Masehester, satil she house was ilatesiested. Abe sill demanded sts g seZer. whisk lie bodied Waled to give her MIMS she As what dee had already eseassed. This Lerkias te de, wed. Meta throws ages the triad's, was &est to jump late the street, whoa lie Imagist Weed haslf the arm, end istsioed her. NW hasoYstsiy toed speallist, sad laisted a same Wean his sbeshisr. The men= won headed ewer to the peals% sad brought up et the liesebes• ter Dereagh Court yesterday nixousg. TM asighteser severely reprissaded her, sad dead bar► 50s. lb, Ms Mole. THIS DAY. _ Two o'Cnoca. The English stock market opened with a steady appearance this morning, but a good deal of flatness ha+ since supervened, a d prices are now quoted at a decline. Consols were first called 961 to f fir money, and 961 for account, but the appearance of sellers soon depressed the price to 1 and respectively and the quotation stands at present at 98 to for cash, and 961 for the 11th September. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 97k and 97 ; the New Three and•a-Quarter per Cents., 99} and 99. India Stock has been done at 268. Exchequer-bills hive declined Is.; they have been done at 64e. and 67e. premium for all sizes. India Bonds, 1,0001, at 841. and 86s. premium. The business going forward in the foreign stock market is small, with the single exception of Spanish, which opened good, marking 19/, but the market for this description has since become weaker, and they' are now quoted 191 to 4. The Passive Bonds mark 41. Other stocks have undergone no change in value. Bu siness has been done as follows : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 921. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 67/ ; exchang e , 12 guil. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 8 91, 4, and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 81. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, at 961. Spanish Active Five per Ceuta,: for the 13th Sept., at 194 i 4j, and 1 ; ditto Passive, at 4/ sad 41; ditto per Cents., for account, at 371. ENGLISH Rank Ms*. 3 per OL Itel. Aura, PT 3:psr 055.A393.413 I per CLOW. PH to 67.. .110RII0i Llif ir Cik..ll.4l= F ii 4 t r ir ( T k il lia. 6lls l6" F ti rM . le 60 0011,0ilin 3 Ds OS. T 6 9 par e tt a tir I pairx6lia- IN P. 1816..171 181 Orme& DOL. par IX 61t OL Pawl= . 801 11 PoetVa Ir mo 111 13 3 III .= Ditto Psalm qt tpor 01.• 16 6 voussolis Destli Ili 13 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINOINO-LLNII, SATUADAT In the oolonial markets daring tile wmk a satisfactory business has been dons la goaarel, bee as regards pets and quantity. Bazar has comassideil ansidershis attention, and high rates It.vs been obtained, the advises on last week's prises being fatly 6d. to Is., at which sheet all the paresis offered changed beads. The improvement was pardeularly noticeable in tits Bermes descriptions of BenpaL The de mand for keelga still continues steady. The CJ.. market hem been parelwalarly brisk, and grimmest' rates have been readily oketiaell. Plantation shows ea imams of tally Is. on ihs rate shut week, whit Janata, It tat quantity of whlok dimmed heads, sontraaads very fall prime. Native Ogles, whisk la Ike beglaulag oldie In* we dna at 44a., hatlds dor Med Mayon at dee per oft • lam open lative Wawa to 11111 Wisp doss is Risk sad tall violations an uphold. Saipan has 'deemed telly dd. pit wt. Pop pet Ira realised eon full rates. A pablio sale ot Tea took plata to-day, libels 6.600 psalms sold out of 1,700 pat up ; tha tad Passed of f 1. 4 17. The rivals untrue taukot Is Justin. RAILWAYS. Tlllll DAT, Two o'Cnocc. The share market was very buoyant at the com mencement of basins.. this morning, and the paid are in nearly every ease higher, Great North ern . advancing to 10, Great Westerns to 61, North West erns to 110:, and South Western' to 65k. Since the decline in Conesls, however, the market has become rather weaker, and the rates previously ruling can no longer be obtained, though the quotations at this moment are generally in advance of the closing figures of yesterday's market. A good deal of busi ness hu been done in the °motor the day. Ito 1 °Vol .up useaspi prior Tostarday. 1 1 / & 7 1 7 1 8. i 1 pa ff SS a l ei r at 9 94 el . Mies div 14 1 • SI ▪ a di 1 11 1 1 1 6 Il lj ex f t a UP. 1 "i pa ii ii 4 1 II _4. li 14 MI Ilmen. RAILWAYS. S 4 Ile. Prifilds; Ils tut=l:l64; 0 OWN ill wies. 1934. (Qt Wel. 11 OW ID ek • 10 Ds. PI IS Wets., ad Dolby andilidees. 13 Da wands. 131 Skim.l96lo.llLSlm Tansy 100 *Mal sel nisstri ... 174 =dim ... 10 D. MO PferINIIII; •:: 50 CMOs , mil ildjimi . IS Dii491649 4S• Delia AIWA riot: 23 INS 11. 66 . 23 c i IS De. ( 34 Do. WAIL) Op. 20 Ream Onades . 10 Do. New 1116 6 p. - 4 3 epi Do. ItzL, op. CL. 160 1 do. 240 30 Do. N. k Neat. 6 per Ct 43 Do. New .. ... 21 Easters IJdaa. dam • (Yee E. U. IL) ... IS Do. as. P. sal C ditto 2 903 East Dodarl a a Zis. Sp. CL) ... 64 Do. Haw 4 abal• 15 Esettsassintror.ll 60 Edlilioo 21 Kleter.Yeerlidls Ile Meter sal ins 24 Great Neallaars 12 Ds. iskeres 4 A,Deirred 11l De. &wee. B, 6p. Ct. II Do. per Oast. Prat. SO CIL SoatLawd Weet.(lre.) 34 Ds. I.lgliths . . 100 Greet North ediesta'ai 40 Do. New ZlO ... SO Do. New Ma ... 13 Do. New CIS ... 100 Orem Western ... 13 Do. New 117 ... 60 111711 sal Selby ... 26 Do. 4 shares ... . . 121 Do. 4 shares . - ... 30 lanceater end Carlials 114 Do. Thirds . ... 100 Lancashire aad . Torluddre II Do. Vitlha ... ... 15 Do. Third. . ... _ 10 Da New ((Ss. 6 p. ot) 111 D. Wed Rift( Unice 60 Leeds sad Bradlord 30 Leeds sod Think . . 6 Do. Prot 6p. Ct. 240 1 17 Do. D o . No. 2 3 Do. D. No. S 9 Do. Pref. Qsarbws,lll4ll 11l London and Bisetwall . 100 Urn., Brighton, IS &Cosa PM Do. New 606.8 p. CL I I N ? r usraat ri 32..4* 22 214 24 22 es dl. 141 It as 9 9 4 3 4 0 1 d 29 im 111 II 1 240 24'Z - 71 434. 44 61 Nes div 47 46 „ 54104 214 „ 66 6 .4 ai ,t 4 a at di. 91 Si alte. 9 61 Ws. 13 12 0 7 ens. 91 7 1 113 6 6 db. ea db. „ 1911 01 ins ail „ee 1 :I 136 136 Cam. 30 Do. Prefper Cent.... 30 Do. Omni Sp. CL.18.62 131 London and Oreenwke... 10 Do. Petirerenee 100 London & North-Western 17 IJo. do. New j shares ... 19 Do. plftha I Do.SIO rb.,ll.andl2. (C) 100 London & Broth. Western 494 Do. New, /.60 34 Do. New, £4O 3 Do. hew Preference ... 30 Lowestoft Oner. 4 par Cent. 51 Manelt.,Baz., ea: Matlock 100 Mauch. Shet,ltLlneolnalt. 23 Do. 1 dui" No. 1 ... 10 Do. New /10 Prot .. 41 Do. Man. Linel.Union 8.3 D0..C30 shares 100 Do. Arta and Derby... 100 Do. Coma. 11. &8.6 p. C. 13 Do. New 39 Do Extension 6 170. Ouaran. 51 per Ct. 13 North Bruhn S Do. Preference 171 North Staffordshire. 0$ Oxford, Wore., & Wolver. 33 [`regal and Wyre 101 Do. j glares (A) 16 Ftaad.,Uund., and Reigate 64 Royston and Ilkehin g Da Sheprete latemice 35 Aeottleb Central 131 Shows & Wren, Clem A 91 Do., Claes I Do., New Guaranteed... dbrewebury sad Planer 101 Ili SS 60 66 10 104 II 24 244 109: 1101 sx dly 1 pen „ 11 it pra 64 64 18 II db. 14 144 Ws. 14 21 15 2 1 Pm. 44 44 db. 14 IS 71 84 7 8 dls 88 66 014 254 14 We 120 1444 1314 IS ex div i 15 I/ ez dly IS 14 01a. „ 14 16 4 44 6 64 4/ 11 It Ma. 6 41 41 I 0 Ili 2 1 PI& 61 74 Pm 11 lal 94 84 41s. 74 7 ellse 9 94 6 10 4 se 6 1 ( 114 als 44 34 eVs 7 11 T _ll 10 g o lor. W. Min.) 30 Do. Oswestry 1 Do. New 10 Do. 3 pre rani . . Pe4L Si Shropshire Union 50 South Devon ... 36 Do. Pretereace St South Staffordshire 3.11 South Eastern 34 Do. No. 3 . 10 Do. No 4 Beilatind 50 South Wolin . . . 15 South Yorksbiz; Donee ter, and Godl TO Waterford andike= 25 Wear Valley, ep. Ct. cos. 50 Wutw, Sabena, &Mem. 15 York.Neweaatle tilerwiet 30 Do. Est. (York& Newels. 9 Do. G. N. &Porch orPret 50 York and North Midland. 10 Do. Preference FORMS, RAILWAYS. Si Anglo-Dalian (late Mallon and Austrian) _ 20 Boulogne and Amiens 30 Central Franca (Wenn) II Dutch Rhenish 7 Rost Indian 6 Great Indian 1 Do. 30 Namur 16 Northern of Prams ... 7 Orleans and Bordeaux 20 Paris and Orleans ... 20 Paris sad Rouen 14 Puts and Strasbourg 10 Rouen and Haws 30 tissatee and Meuse ... .- 14 Toon and Nantes tali Wed Plaaders... ii i dis. 15i SI 13 IS 40 0) S I S 1 Se II li Ms _1 _ 11 ii 101 101 Ma 5 41 gds. 111 17 ex 411.• 211 If dle. 43 1119. 7 11 14 31 dia. Par IPal 3aa• 6 1 li 6 ea 141 141 44 4f die 29 31 E die 11 1 IN 10 Ws LIVERPOOL, Aw;rtat 30. Broca EICKANGS.—Th• priest of stock were better to day, and, u e neoemary ccasennence, there was not any heavy buying. Birkenhead, Lanoashire, and Chester (late C. sad 8., 221. skim 6 per cent. till 'SO), 101 d.—Laneithire and Yorkshire Con. o lidated, 4:—Ditto (fifth ?hazes), 64 411.—Ditto (M. slums). 61 d.— London and North Viestere,lo9l e.—Ditto (new J shares), i 13.16 p.— Ditto (fifth shares). 11.16 o. p.—Ditto ($ ism, C.), 11-16 p.— midland, a.—Ditto (O shares), 251 d. —Shrewsbury and Custer (pruh.ea tt• ar. S par cent.), Ill—Ya), end North Midland, 16S.—Duteh BIRMINGHAM, August 30. Stunt-Ixowawel.-Bbares an avowed is Tau amid derably to-day in this market. London and North Westerns were done at 1091 ez ale.; Midlands at 314 es die.; South Pasterns at 13 16 3; and Suewabory and Birmingham B's, at 6i end 4 16 9 dia. LEEDS, Avrat 30. Btocc BICHLXOI.—The sales this morning have been at the following rates :—Noot Leassahlm 8j; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 411; Lreds and Think Quarters, SC do. cunt ; North Waste' as, Is/ e dia. MANCHESTER, "quit 30. Stoos-1 -Than wig a fir baring dote, and inner. LANCAIMINE AND YORICADIRS RAILWAY.— The I statement of accounts to be submitted at the next half- yearly meeting has just been issued. From the statement of receipts and expenditure on the capital account it appears that the receipt., during the half-year ending June 30, amounted to 626,5171, making the total receipts on capital I account, up to that period, 11,248,8861. The expenditure during the suss time, on the capital account, has been 304.1534, including 130,8991. on the Cleckheaton branch, 22,3031. on account at the Tithebarn.street extension, at Liverpool, and 21,1471. on the dock branch and borough gaol works there, showing a total expenditure, up to the end of the past hall-year, on capital account, of 11,122,6321., leaving a balance of ' 128,2641. The receipts on account are 330,9171., sod the disbursements 163,6871 , leaving, of certain deductions for dividends on shams in other 112 es, &e. a balance of net revenue applicable to dividends of 96,6061. Of this, the guaranteed shares receive a dividend of 61. per cant, the Manchester sad Soutkpeet, IL; the Fifths, and the general shares, 21. per cont. There is a balance of 3,0761. plead to the depreciation and replacement mewl ; 50 50 u 60 e► si si a a * TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WIRK. , Wawa Railway. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Bata& and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, & W t.York Bristol and Exeter 557 227 1,284 884 Caledonian Carew and Ho!yawl Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath D u odae,Perth,Aberdeen J nao Dundalk dad Baniskillen Bast Anglian Rut Lancrhire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Furness 'Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lincolnah Great Southern an/Weatent(l) Great Western Liuseaster sad Carlisle Laneaddro and Yorkshire Leeds ea/ Think LiverpooLCrieby, & Southport Loadas and NorthWaritarn London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Banton, & Matlock, &e. Illanelacotor, &heft, & Lincoln. Jd 'Debater and SoatbJ auction Maryport d and Carlisle Midlan Midland Great Western.(l) Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Btafford•hirs North Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union Small Devon South Emetorn South Wales SouthYork,Dhseavivr & eeole Taff Vale Mater Weil Cornwall Wiiitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FOREIGN. 764 Amiens and Boulogne 44 Dieppe .... 63 hionterean and Troyes 336 Northern of France 143 Orleans to Bourges 72 Orleans to Bordeaux 82 Paris and Orleans 86 . Paris and Ronen 2,050 913 1,034 20,844 3,090 3,427 4 7,988 8,627 3,650 1.004 16,733 3,284 3.311 8,763 8,20 e 3,313 I itiuin—aiil7;e" TALLOW MARKET.—TfiIs DAY. The market hu slightly improved over yesterday's rates, and prima me now quoted as follows: Town Tallow, 355. 6i. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the soot, old, 36*. 6d. ; new, 375. 6i.; October to Dumber, 375. to 375. 34.; October to December, separate months, 375. 6d. MARKS? AVERAOES.—Town Tallow, 351 ; fat, by ditto, 21.; yellow Russian Tallow, 38 s . 01. ; melted stuff, 28a.; rough, 175.; Tallow graves, 95.; good dregs, 6e. _ - There is only a moderate demand for Russian on the spot for the time of year, but holders are firm, and will not sell fine yellow Candle of this season's besets, under 375., but old is to be obtained at 365. Gd. per cwt., but the market is not expected to keep long in a quiet state. For delivery In last three monthsof the year sates are small, at 375. to 375. 3d. Home-melted is quoted at 355. to 355. 61, nett cull, for im mediate delivery, and in goad demand. Other sorts of Tal low still plentiful. The stack of colonial and foreign is equal to last year's, and deliveries are rather larger, whilst prices role 24. to 31. per cwt. under that time. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHRET.—THIS DAY. Mew. Cooper and Davis report the trade dull for any thing exeept first-rate quality. The following are the quota tions :—Prize Meadow, 751. to 801. ; inferior, 601. to 705.; new, 691. to SOs. ; Rwen, 601. ; Coyer, old, 751. to 88e.; new, 701. to 80s. ; Straw, 2es. to 275. COVENT-G.tRD: 1 , 111 Pine-applea, per lb., 4s to Gs Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 2s toSe Gooseberries, green, per ht. sieve, 2s 6d to ds Sd Peaches, per doz., Ss to Si - f.-THIS DAY. emsert, p. hash., 4a to le kitchen, Is. ad to Ge 6d. Pears, per duz Is to 34 Lemons, per &is . Is to 30 Oranges, per doz., 28.20 3, Nectarine.,P;ldZ;.. Melons, each, Is to de Currahts, per half sieve, 30 to as Raspberries, per {mule, 4 I to 6d Plums, per pun., Is to Is Gd Greesgame, per pun., Is to 21 per sieve, Ss to lOs Apricots, per doz , Is ad to Se Figs, per punnet, 2s to 44 VEGET. Freueb.Resos. Der sieve, Seto is Mauro per dm., We to Is Caelleowers, per doe. 2s to Is Peas, per dem, is to 6s . - Almonds, per peek, els sweet, per lb., 2.8 to Is Walnuts, per 100 Is 0d to 2s per bush., 10s to 24s Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20s to Us bras% p. bush.. 121 Filberts, pot 100 lb., Lis to 30s ______ Onions, per bunch, 2d to 6d Spanish, p. dos., le 64 to 44 Artichokes, per doz. 2s ed to 3,1 Lettuce, Cab., p. more, Is to Is Ild Cos, per score, 6d to Is 6d Endlre, rer more, Is to Is tid Musbrooms, per pot., 9d to Is 6d Small Salads, p. pun., 2d to 3d Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Sarory, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d Parsley, p. dos. bun., Is to 2s Roots, per bile., 9d. to Is Marjoram, per ninch, 8d to 9d Mmt, ic.7l.t.h. per bunch, 94 Sorrel, per half sieve, 14 to 9d Potatoes, per toe. SOs to Ws pN' cRL~'b Bd to b - per bued ., la 6d to 9s Tur01p7,p7i01:11111.,2; idto3.6d Red Beet, per dos., le to 2s Cucumbers, per dos., le to 64 . Leeks, per tuttelt, toto 2d. laseri, w por bunEe, um to Is Carrots, per doz. bun., Se. to Ss Spinaelsperbsif were, Is fld to 2, Waterrosta. per doz. boodle, 6d tr 9d Shsitcis,Ter tb., 6d told Tomatoes, per pun, Is to Is 6d Ilorae Iladi;l4pe ;:041...., is to 44 Garlic, per lb., ed to Btl Veeet tble Marrows, per doz., Gd to is NEWSY UNION.—The Board of Guardians of the Newry union on Saturday last unanimously resolved that no poivrate Omuta be struck in this union tor the neat twelve months. Foßaw?, CorrLe.—The late boisterous weather at sea has bad a very serious effect on several cargoes of live eattle from the Dutch ports, causing a greater destruction of property of this nature to be neces.ary for the safety of the vessel toan has been known on any former occasion. Besides the loss of several hundred bead of horned and other live stook by one vessel, and losses of a similar nature by other vessels on their way to the metropolis from Holland, the weather experienud,t y one ship, laden with a large general cargo of cattle and provisions from Holland, was se bad as to cause her to be delayed for several da'a on the passage, to the material injury of a large portion of the cargo, and to abandon the wools of the live stock on board, a circumstance unexampled. It also happened that the cargoes of live cattle on board the vessels from Holland were at this time unusually large, which caused the bad weather that was experienced and the loss sustained to be of more serious sfroct. ----- BLOODHOUNDS FOR SHISRPSTRALRRS.—We noticed a Mw weeks ago the loss which the farmers in this neigh bourhood (Lincoln) were continually subjected to by a gang of sbeepetealers who carry on their n e f a rious practices in so secret a mcnner as almost to defy defection. The Anoeia don for the Prosecution of Felons hoe procured, at a great cantinas, a thorough-bred well-trained bloodhound from the Highlands of Scotland, for the purpose of tracing sheep stealers or other thieves. The active superintendent of police, Mr. John Mason, has the care of the dog, and on Saturday last gave him • trial at Brozholmo, a few miles from Lincoln, on the farm of Mr. Fothergill, who had • sheep slaughtered in a field for the purpose, and taken a dis tance of two miles over a cross country—hedges and ditches not omitted, and every difficulty interposed which ingenuity could suggest. These arrangements having been made, four hours elapsed after the sheep was slaughtered, when Mr. Meson arrived at the place with the hound. The animal immediately fell on the aeons, though the ground was very dry, and, after a short time, in which he traced every track and tarn of the man, led his followers to the louse of Mr. Fothergill's shepherd, the door of which was closed, but on being opened the sheep was found hung up there. Several gentlemen from Lincoln were present, and spoke 4 high tams of the training and breed of the dog, and there is no doubt that he will be of invaluable service to the associa tion in the prevention of robberies ss well as the discovery of thieves, who have infested the town and neighbourhood for a long time past. Had there been a dog of this descripii4 here some roan ago, when the late respeeted Mr. Parker, of lagleby, was murdered near his home, it is very doubtful whether it would have remained a mystery, as it does to the present taw ; though every effort was then made to ditoover the perpetrator of the deed, besides • reward of nearly 2001. being offered.—Doncaster Chronicle. 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