The Express. — London, England, 1850-06-22 00:00:00

(4 /, w -mar re:._i.,. (11j •••• 4 'L -•c _ _ • 041/0 LONDON ? SATURDAY EVENING, 415101 22, 18 [THREEPENCE. JSUILANCE COMPANY, I we. Tank; aid 14. Pall.malL Ilaieursble Me LORD MAYOR. I—WILIJAM LEAP Mr. J. lisVil ib ilir, M 2. Tows . Abl. Jeremiah Mom keit I'Ma 801, _ J. 11. ffluirM.l4. r rdr.. 2. 4.4., 2. Erirderaili Jewry. ,4nrour MA M.A, 0 Oda's. 'obn Poway. XX., libelor.OcuraL t Arr. Koq, 11. Dimilimerel. t HIM; WITH Till COMPANY. t A"' eal•Ag. wag wain bale dr 4 mat Omts gar Mer 115111igkle. sad aising from dr rowa et upwards of eltAltel. . moi . will to oomok totittod to o Omsk ;otter poymoot of 100 rally golopild ISM% polity soly oititor br saki Opt tedottlom ot tioi s oitr ep rolta. tilt LOW eivorm, ,irtuirstarrescipbsibra youttor dom. - -4 say oast ellbr wben tbr maga cf g er— ifts ma is ft dtattt ot the ismotolott • Maul qtr Van. , In* Prolls. Without 'Valhi. .13 0 I 411 11 10 ; 2 3 • 0 II / 11111 HO :4 :11 • . • Mid; Term Premium may rammia ha trail far • • . ot the Premium amy rumba far ith am • debt Aga ir • it Wail. a 4•7 4 Mid 0 . 1 14.7 dim IMMO is,. • • 7,e• swath ohm pm& love tom ' - • " • •• .ve i writ?. army ihr st Thrommiehmatreet, at • Z. DATES. Iluideat Director. N!'W PILLAR SHOWER BATH at .10. T. without a map. It II of Übe ' . . ; t,, i ret out of order. Part of the bottom . It.. he. Asa wed troarately r a Sponge Bath. , se. .power Baths, with wilts'. 1. • r p t.. with copper coed tubes, brass r !..1% with constr. and ham t • • e , :he oil rally portable) Bath. 1 ashes deep, t t - 0.0 to be without a purr. the acorahra •. • : ltl ••• o: the reason in this deortourat are always on s. Klatt:VS (tats Itippon and Bartow), 39, • — l l Newentorrwat, and :to. 1, Ptawraarreet. eagraglags, per post tree. ralablebed 1 1. N It I:I)STEAPS sod CIIILDRMWS COTS. , .-,,, 3..ntoent of these Bedsteads In bon sad . ....: , , so. Coo from 203. each, fitted with dr o il :2 ' . . .1.. s: .4..1.ia5. and efitimlY free rim all% Of . . ••%.,!, st the Show.vooms of WiLLIZT / IfUltlOn . . , •., . ~..ro a , ti. Osford.streot (moo of Newman ' , . 1, Norous.street, winch .wthe largest Id the . • , 3 a:.• be eel the eArEsr iiiEIOCUXE, or . . 1t:..,b b. appheabie Ate to Iron and woodsy „.. . .• to :vaad, wean 1:1-tillary to preAset test, saperies . . . • - JeL Common irate bedstsads at 144.11 d. web. ~ - -1,4 4,..14,44 if welkwiseet mow. tee. NOVELTIES in PAPIER MACHE, at ... . 4 . lAA 441116a1.1111.0. rift to his era . • :here not In Loader easiker auk stock of . , -td . of roadies, teems, rerriope.sresk netting , t 11.114...4414 WarklNPla t (11,41111414411111144 . 1. 0 . . e *erten% card-reeks, inkitands, re mar, and visiting rani -cues, . •• : nee 'Menke beasts ; eke) es mortmrst of . . •e SON and gold preell.resss. ine:c• suitable for prisms. larretor at the • I.LLDI log LUZ rkitigir c , l/8 .! 1 I Nl,...,.KE tan R. } 1 1 1 .1!, viz . ,064 la aaT t. 6.6,1 717 a r til I Abe. , .11.4¢ lue lass Una Os, par Day. • me,as edema= may he sees at Plat 7 Mediate • rtastreet.—A Pamphlet as the abase may Ls - • . . ' I L FOR PAlNT.—Clsiusliness is to lILALTI4„ and titian' wet . rer.ot trd by eab ,, tttatinp far the minions pro white lead, STEPHESWS DYS4 for • • r decanting antrebee, IvA Pgdie Rooms • ;gaga dweataga. When otology in time la d importance ' thole Dr, will ba .attge, as they glee • riga colon to gain a • • • the boantyel the natural /taiga% w Wei .• by art, and, at the gas nag, sago the !Mona corortratrei of paint. '1 nay an •AT STEYHENS, 51, Statalord.otreet, . In b:ttiaa, at 64. and l•. each, and at .6. • •t be °Diane I to powder, at le. per lb., •. I, entl 111 "WWI Mil iilloo --e may to bad the propos. Varnish and , I'ItATED LONDON NEWS of I. 22 contains the tnllowing splendid b. . . • 1. n: the Pe:man 'teener —Plate pneented to • • toe 1% Ater'oo true at Pietimoceh : Premmtatton e 4 ' ••,• Regiment. Inaugurrion al the Settees of Net. ..agaii—lespeliorte, Month Wagers Illftway—ilam , tnar *he Hat—Bui fee the Great Indwitetal Eabltitton ak Pisa, Drawn by Ihiman—Parlarnen• : temente ileyweeth. Em.—Stetches es the Western Mn ma : Ephritm Town. and Reltleh 4 .hipe. King Arch , bead. .! Cilium—Anchorage off [Many Rime. Wog Puppet— .:Mme. toeeign, and Colonial Intelligente, end ell the News of week. alma, ta., Strand. Pelee td, itemised. Ideil week wul be pablithed. in 3 this., aveyrice tGLOSSARY of TERMS aged us GRECIAN I scums, TIALLSS. sad GOTHIC , et • NI by upwards of *Wawa bunted Miritrad AICHITU:11:111: ess drawn bow • thaniptie, engraved es wood by Jewitt and other ea:- ll(nry Paler. Lcedon : David Hogue, Fieet-etre4t. (.. 1,193.) i • LIFE AS& r mood...twos" pi • - Seem • ` j . • • 014111210..AV1 W. S W. .7:1111. 4 ."' N • WV." rig. I -I`nor4,4lr 1 • - Jobn Rai • • t Arr. ,•1u7,1`. I.V Avg 1114 millort , ted fund .4 won • a • %PA' !VAS, Amu rtvlt , .. l or. ritoi _ . et: on :he *torn. qv r4,4ltr duo bra rtotttlimiado 1 . A-Tle.l to lid UV" ;, . - the roi•parlirt _pada 3 e h. :.Mr. is la de to , - 11.4. crt.Tizirtims szwwoszs VSJOTME Is. ea* NT s. 34 by Ng . at LIFE "Tirith, redralits. amid rational art at Laic" . Earle Ittataa—agatag .tad %tamer Itoraulds— radar. •2. ka:irlas Laads•—Tba Parta. Lim" Bitll4 row% laud% mind atkar .wan p:acaa—naaarry Trip and . -dr.t—lamdaa at Pt t—F annin at itama—liami•— -fat 3.-tatz, [Mak tt;sepias, Bathing. At:, lot, ~ • •I • : is the MOUNTAINS. 3 To:a h. wh ;by per. to the Lebee—ltheteh or Mabee.lN M. L. Lam of litLeraty—ltem of Wail. 11/4 avw edsuna, 1..; Al pout, la. id.. tr La EAT, MUSK, sad AVOID. 'sure years sad ten our mune nay nat." • • cf Came •veaarry form (abaft mad ears) of men . ti-.::A end .c .bird eceuelteties, that Iteestert the • • owl at p`asearee, bushier. etady, cad embittani .s raga for the diet and physic.: iegu'attoa or Pairmater4o , o ; MW. 10. Osrolgil Onnlbe. cur , et pros the rubor, 10. Argykres. Da. • ••'• • • LETTER FOUNDRY, Landes.—To Type Feardere sad Printers. V. J. COLLIER will SELL by AUCTION, R. • $ IL- 1... e., tient Ntw.street, Gottett.equare, • V 1.. n. 21, and three following days, at II for 12 : IMPLENIENTN. and remaining manufactured • celssbreel TYPE FOUNDRY, which. for up ' • • ' . 1..• •ajywl a bleb it pataktios, extesiiing over • • •• :1,1.... an I the CO.OIIIIIII. Torre are abihit DO mu vs •••••• o.as ti diamond, enmesh). about If! COO • • a !arm assortment d Sower., ai".141, • .• '. •U! newipaper. titling, art ieti • • the chief pact modern, and cut by ' I ' ••••••• of the In* and semmener feints • .. .• It. , purchasers a eocriidernble beim is, us • • • • • nee wbo bare sot some et these bunts . •„ • wte.ett ore frequently required The •••• • • are equal to any in the trade kw , • - • -. -$, :octanes II ares,eiag leseltae with the .• • Pasha. planing, and ma , `'• •• •' •-•• -ethos, a twu.horse blab pew T . ll ••' • WWII and imp:anent* of superior •• condition. The 1111133 ,4 W, ONOIIe, of drew type, from double • . tretel r wtment of ornaniental • • $.• 1.4 Want,. Wilsoa's mast ap• within the last year, and iv •'I be void • •' Wm to suit large and sai.ll pur. • •••••". wompebe lire superior printinn ••• (on-itrtietion, four standing screw •`-.••••, ' , in and wont impus'opt earth^ eh-wet, • • • 'nor, compo.ing gaLeys, reglet, br‘ies $ • r, whl a mat sa-wty uf filter articles .• - prictly may now b• stewed, and sPeclawna •-• on the premises, and at the odium '••• '', ll 'sceste , trett, Leedom. where catalimuos a, - ,ita of the punches sad marker, ,'.•.s stock, price Te. lid, each, say also TEN GANS NUIBANCE.—At the Petty Session, ft costly held before the Rev. Dr. Langley, and 0. Lueas,Elq., .......-. at Newport Poguell, William Norbert, vermin destroyer, - - - of Hauslope, appeared to answer the complaint of L. Parker, OA I V.AktPtas.—A correspondent of the Esq., of liaatlope Park, who charg him with having on ▪ '''to ' l , hi:. r referring to the circumstance of land, in the occupation of Mr. W. U Taylor, taken a bare 1 I..U "‘ 1"1'. in efaM444°°" of I " an "usi n g from • mare. Mr. Leer appeared ea the lwal adviser of the h it' els i tr ''''fig haling to Mansfield forest"" 2; defendant. It appeared the defendant had been employed "": I ' . w „ i "Wet to which aCti :ant a ver di ct by farmers at Readopt to destroy the " vermin," which l as •' nth was returned, proceeds to say ; " The chided the rabbits, which had been a perfect scourge to them. ~ 1 tae railway have wi'hdrewn the male gate- la his vocation, by the aid of ferrets sad soiree, the vermin 'fora the greediomea and piacef plate-layers in their killer had, to the satisfaction of the occupier, of the soil, *l , o, •ivre rave to open and shut the large and w hisks five weeks, killed nearly one thousand rabbits. On r . ••• Rates to the tublie or to the engines a: the pate the day in question as we have reason to septet in order to • c',,14 woo d estroye d . T he p l ate l ayer ' s wife is own, him is the ;mats of the game laws, a here presented ... t.coericettly toe scat inelleient Neville servant Itself in ea' of bit wires. The defendant, sot at the time " t' "ketad for a° ila i nnent an 619 "• 8 Awe seeing the resalt,took Where from the wire, acid, as to be the cl ' , E ac h , at di, gate house on the Papplevick road, sireen d result , ke now had to answer the complaint of the • •,, went filch' trtrough the pato from a careless look. of wild animals. The charge waa not denied by 1. 5 Pal cl the female. The journal adds, the t h i rd ry" who, brewewsr, moestod that he bad never "" art ao doubt justified in exemismg the most Halt m s b ore DimpilalMMl bekomed the magistrates `"batm, in their expe n dit ure , b u t th e public ought t u t b e b a g °Mang he Auden the 'barge on condition of • 1° .tectai egoist/ the cercleratiose or inr fliciency of »rvioto." Mr. Clever, the assneesre emiPlcrwe lwassisiell cot to em ploy him far the purpose again, bat that Mr Clever do. HAat tiv.—S .veral fields of grass have been el se ed making the presalse. The strong belies* of Mr. .s , '4 , e eat kw da t a cat in the neighbourhood of White- cl eve r against the preficcciall IndiMalle may be understood 4. and the )414 .a tom than u.u.illy abundest. The by his declaring s u s b e wee ki mew pay 601. than secede ."17 looks well. to Ms. Parker', propasaL TIM siegialsatee convicted Har i ils• tt sat nr.e..—CARLISLE.—The weather con -4' Lll(4i faro• paid by Mr. Clever. The ease attracted masider bert in fine slid mar emoundejr se 60s. The sum wee kw f.. Or-blv. 'lie crops advance rapidly, and forthwith "Id 1 .011,41 to be as early one. able attention. METROPOLITAN OOMMISSIONERS OF SEWERS. Yesterday stealer a general wart of mamba. deasiewas \dila Greek street, Soho; Tiseriestilirusasox is the *heir. Premise : Sir J. Barseyse,Caresia Ariteh. Camila Dews*, Sir U . Ds is Beebe, Yr. Pete, M.P., . 11:rinieks, Mr. &wen sad Mr. Laren DIAIII.IIOI OP MI wuTIOPOLtI. Upon the leaks dire lesehhig leaders air weeks Is OW tiwastio• of the Wieledretreet sewer, Mr. PITO rose wed mid that a questioa was pat to lila the ether ~deg fa the Hones of Oommens by the km. camber he Wawa:Mee in reineses to the state of the bedew helm the ammission. The forme el the hones him dram Oleg say emplenetioa at the time. bet rirr ai ssztens Mae se ma OM musks. It was desirable that meg isfermaties &MU be Moneyed to the public' as to the Weiser of the eqmeikelemen. The first podia to which he should advert was the slate of the sublimable* tialg aims survey--aa wt week, which was men assamary to the reg eat of the plan ke the of the eastrem - 0110 mile' el sewers herd hems su=sa. and lowille4 sad only 100 mem The. Maumee map was preggesting. The met importaat edema Were the eeleaninka - was the pleas for the gmesel V . e/ the melempells. With reforms* to the southern the plea bed - haim I. settled, and wee, le fast, lie loaf of the eagineer. is order that estimates akin be made Ira the 'Mike's el the meet. Is takiag up the southern &hist dab the erect bed.bisea guided by • Wise that it leas the meet asessid tout of the whole elistriek and by a alike le give It et* relief. The plans it, the Weettahmese diskist .em k a forward stale, end is Asset • week from that time they ...abi be trit ill"g ate l .. **"*llla diseekt. be in eland tea days, to eater upon the eassiiimellem risme plea--and they amid he aided in their dellberatisas by the City Commie. Gnaws of Sewn. The public weald be glad to lean that the coamiesiesten were determined to carry out one great principle in all their work., vie , the prerventim of the pol lution of the Thames, by availing the discharge of sewers into it when practicable. By the plea for the southern dis trict, the discharge of my sewer into the Thum would be prevented along the river line from Hatteras* to Deptford. At Deptford, or just below it, the sewage would be dis charged at each • state of the tide, as weld prevent its return near the metropolis end the outlet would be carried much further down the river when the commissioners were put is possession of the neeesaaty funds. With reference to theWestatiester sad the northern districts, the note great principle would be earried out. As to the anthers t'en, no detailed plea had yet been entered into; but the drainage of Westagaster would be smut plialed by oresplemly natural drainage as far as Perry's Wharf, sad no ineonveaisace would be caused to the public beyond the temporary erection of an engine to enable theta to persecute their works. The aid of machinery would not be required in the drainage of Westminster, and *sly at one spot in the drainage of the southern district,. The northern districts would most probably require some seehankal aid, although the sommissiontre would sever use it when say natural drainage could be obtained. He begged to move the reception of the tender of Messrs. Humphreys and Think for 7,700 f. Vier-sat HBRINOTON said that although the detailed pleas for the northern districts were not yet decided upon, the sammission had laid down a mineral principle Ur its guidons,. The expenditure for the general &gorge plan would at first appear very large, but the payment would be spread over a series of years, at a rate duvets or eight per mt per anuses on the original amount. The most rigid temerity would be observed. Work done cheaply and un- substantially was always the dearest in the end. Ater a short convert atien , the tender of Meters. Humphreys sad Think was agreed to, and the court adjoured. LAW INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. CROWN CAM RESERVED. 81170111 Low iATTIIIO3I. WI. Bum Alamos. Ka. Janes Cocalums, Lim Wa. BARON Purr. TEll QVIIIIII V. WALTon WATTII.•JUDOMIINT. This case was argued • fortnight ago. The facts mast be ia the recollection of oar readers. It is only are-mary to say that the points in dispirits were these: First, was the taking a chattel in Malta to the owners, but which had never actually been in their possession, • larceny ? is. tondly, could an indictment lie against a servant of *com pany who was eh, a shareholder ? It was urged on be half of the prisoner, a clerk in the Olobe Assurance Office. and lately law of the Olympic and Marylsbone Theatres, that the taking of the chattel on which be was .-oevir.f.vl by the jury, namely, a piece of paper, did not amount to larceny, but embezzlens.nt ; that an indietment could not lie against him for taking the property of the company, seeing that, although he was a servant of the company, he was also the proprietor of two shafts. It was also urged by hie counsel that he was not the m asa% of the directors, es alleged in the Indictment, bat the esivant of the company. The Court now gave judgment. They were unanimi of opinion that the counts of the indictineat which cha rged the prisoner with stealing a piece of paper was fully sup ported by the evidence. The directors of the company, it was clear, had the power of appointment and dismissal of all servants, and the prisoner was appointed by the directors to take charge of certain books and &fitments. Toe pipers placed in his custody were, therefore, in the possession of his Baden. The Court felt no difficulty with resoret to the point raised of the prisoner being a shareholder, as well as a servant of the company. They were, therefore, unanimously of opinion that the conviction was right. The conviction was censequent'y confirmed. The Court then adjourned till the second Saturday in Itieltulenie term. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. - . ACCIDENTAL Itharu.-11. Eastman, the driver of one of tle Hansom cabs, No. 94, was charged with causing the death of a little girl named Julia Harrington, aged 4, the daughter of a coatormonger, living at No. 10, Lucelles-court, Bloomsbury. The Rev. J. G. Whenbam deposed that, shortly before 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, be was walking along Slidell. street, St. ()ilea's, when he heard screams from some of the pedestrians, and saw the deceased is the middle of the road, and • gab, which was being driven by tee prisoner, pre ening toward., and a very short distance from, the child. Witness at the same moment held up his hand to the pri soner and called out to him to stop, bat he appeared emu schen of the child being in the road, and also seemed not to have beard the trite of the people. Immediately afierwarJe the child was down, and the wheel passed ov.r its back. The cabman even then appeared not to have known what had transpired, and did not stop until several persons called oat to hint. Witness apppoached the child, and blood was lowing from the nostrils. '1 he deceased was eentived to the Charing-cues Hospi•al, when it was found that life was quite extinct. Witness thought that no blame was attached to the primmer. W. Robinson end John Hatley, who were quite strangers to the prisoner, proved that the occurrence was untvaidable. The demand was running across the road, end was knocked down by the spring of the cab, and not by the horse. The prisoner was only driving about five miles an hour. Tte constable who took the prisoner into custody said that there were three gentlemen in the cab at the time, and they all stated that they did not see the deceased, sad were not aware of the °rearrange until informed of it by the crowd that gathered round the cabman. The prisoner said he was truly sorry (or what had occurred, and he could assure his worship that he never saw the deceareil, and that he was looking at the borse's bead at the time of the accident, and must have seen the child if shelled been in front of the animal. Mr. Henry said the witnesses had all proved that the in currence was accidental. He should, therefore, discharge the prisoner. He ordered the mother of the deceased to re ceive a sovereign from the poor.box, and also directed that :Ir. Dicke, the relieving officer, should be communicated with, a to furnishing the parents with prom meaos to bury the enfortunate child. MOREY MARKET. FRIDAY The amount dthejpullica of the Beak of Elegised foe the week snag ialeday, the 16th eir Jane, 1860, pablisied puma le tbe set, 7 and 8 Viet., e. 39, es follows: iiiiiiiii iiiidarbAiaaffat lie Woe mass Jim Au* Nee mot ........: •• ... v 1 . • Oliva ........ tr ~LIN Oregdslirs' Orgiffil ....ati.majoi s r Maki 114.215" 1 - 7 1 M -7 ow=6i6•••• .. - 11,067.149 Dlfts . . .. 10,T3,61111 Daikased Dir. UAL) MUM Goad ama l ures deli.. 143,5T1 c:4.,-tr Illre PI, A1t,864116 Jew 11. lift 1161311 111. MAILIMIALL. Mid amble.. The shove returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following Oirwhels• Ines £30,198,705 loaresse dl =B6 Oireshnisit with* 19,400,010 Isorows 195,125 Palk eigeslts Other G d ewswineat skerttise ipole la Other le twol i 4 deB Bonertewst 16,315,770 Nauss 416 ssrides Is braii 00, owl ilageriaset. boa 11,067,149 Imams 790,126 Wile 15 Imam Immo 76,1172 ether Mb 177.8-56 Demme 1.2,101 The Rest 3:062,247 lemma 6,451 The demand for bills on French and Austrian plies' for this mail was rather more active, and the connect exchange was more against buyers; whilst on Holland the exchange was in favour of remitters. The following rates of exchange were established. Taw Praia agellated. iftni To HomAustadars burg »,.• @bort M.. 12 2 ls 11... 1 l3 Ditto. ./Ita. 12 31 1 Rotterdam Antwerp Draosola.. ..... ....—.. " ..... .... 23 70 Pals abort. 26 43 Ditto 3W. Marseilles s. IS SS ...„ 70 frankfort * MassaMassaa . " II 14 1 I 6I Tram ... " .... . II 14 Patnaburg Madrid —. : 8 : . - 49 7 Codas Wars Clans Naples Palermo CI 121 Wessaa Lisbon .9odais data. . 63 1 Ouorto Ths premium on gold yesterday at Paris wu 13 per mine, which, at the English mint price of 31. 176.101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.471 ; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.45, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. Accounts have been received to day from the vari ous wool markets at present in active operation in the north of Germany, from which we glean the follow ing particnlars as regards the position of that staple lon the continent At Breslau about 3,000 cwt. of various wools had beet sold shine the departure of the dealers after the closing of the fair, amongst which were some new single clip Polish, at 55 dole. to 62 dole.; and Russian old fleece, at 48 dole. to 52 dole. A deal had been done in Sue locks for the Netherlands. The stock indisposed of was reduced to 'haat 15,000 cwt.; but considerable supplies of new Polish wool were shortly expected. The Leipsig wool market was over on the 15th and had not answered the expectations previously en tertained as to its results. At the commencement, from dol. to 1 dol. ►bove last year's prices were paid, but the following days they were barely maintained. Very fine realised 17 dole. to 19 dole. ; middle fine, 14 dole. to 16 dole. ; and inferior, 10 doll. to 13 this. per stone. The quantity offered ie generally estimated at about 50,0v° stone, but what portion has been sold could not be clearly determined at the departure of the post. At Landsberg about 11,000 cwt. wool were col lected for sale, and the buying was on the whole rather animated, at an advance of 2 dole , and in par ticular cues even 5 dole. per cwt. over last year's prices. Busini se also was done at last :year's rates. Fine realised 68 dole. to 75 dols.; middle fine, 58 dole. to 65 dole. ; and ordinary, 45 dole. to 50 dole. per cwt. Stralsund advice§ mention the receipt of 6,000 cwt. wool this year, against only 3,500 cwt. last year, of which about one-half found buyers at 50 dole. to 60 dole. per cwt., being 3 doh. to 5 dole. better than last year, and the remainder passed on to Stettin. The washing was generally approved of; but the quality in some cases was not quite so good as last year. At Stettin the quantity brought to market was about 15,000 cwt., of which about three-fourths were disposed of as soon as offered, at prices varying from 2 to 5 dole. per cwt. advance over lest year far the better descriptions, and 1 to 2 dole. advance for comb wool. It must, however, be observed that tor several exceptional parcels where the washing was defective only last year's prices, and even lower could be obtained. The weight wee generally about 5 per amt. below last year's clip. The principal buyers were English and Hamburg dealers. From Pow .° we learn that the actual quantity of wool exposed for sale was 12,749 cwt., of which 9,907 cwt. had been sold and weighed off. The prices obtained at the commencement of business, as com pared with Lit year, were 2 to 5 dole. per cwt. ad vance for the middling qualifier, of vhich the greater part consisted, and for which 04 to 77 dole. were realised, and 44 to GO dole. for ordinary. Of fine wool lees was placed, and the supplies from Poland were comparatively small. At Poseneck, celebrated for its comb wool, about 5,000 stone wool, the produce of the neighbouring estates were brought to market, the greater part of which, owing to the goodness of the washing wac early disposed of at prices varying from 131 to 15i dols. per stone, which, as compared with last year is an avenge advance of 21 dole. per stone. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The steadiness of the English funds, notwithstand ing the degree of anxiety which pervades the public mind u to the result of Mr. Roebuck's approaching motion on our foreign policy in the House of Corn- MOON upon which will depend the fate of the ministry, cannot fail to be regarded as an evidence of the confidence generally felt in the City that the con duct of her Majesty's ministers, and the de claration of Lord John Rummell in the house, will r. ceive the cordial support of the majority of the House of Common', as it is very generally received in the City with approbation and satisfac tion, notwithstanding the deprecatory tone assumed by a portion of the contemporary . press. Whatever may be the political views entertained by commercial men on the recent proceedings in Greece, there is comparatively little diversity of opinion on one point, namely, that they would rasher confide the protection of their interests in foreign countries to Lord Palmer ston than to his predecessor in office. The English funds opened at an improvement of I on yesterday's last prices, C nsols being first quoted 98 to ; but on the receipt of the news from Paris, bringing the official announcement of the final settle ment of the Greek question, published in the Second Edition of the Daily News, they immediately ad vanced to Dal to 1„ at which the market is at present very firm, and loolung up. The Three per Cent. Re duced mark 981 to 1 ; and the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 98 and Exchequer Bills mark 875.; and India Bonds, 85s. prem. Bank Stock, 209. The foreign stocks are quite neglected to-day, bat prices are well supported. Business has only been done in the following :—Austrian Five per Cents., at 88 and 1 ; exchange, 10 gu. per sterling. Mexican, for account, at 30 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-lialf per Cents., at 971 ; ditto Scrip, at 41 prem. Spanish Active Five per Coats., for goons% at 171 and 1. anausa ItUND6.—Tas bA4,. rort.lo , • I , 0t.....140#. ps: Om Aim. It sitam.. wft if I . um I pee hefts lOWA —. 1 441 04 • Imo , A .. , it . ........,.- S-- ; - igaii: ravr..... I 0 . ....., Iriri 9 int! -..." •- • 1 14 1 41111:: PAL. U 9 0454.. U 9 I Am 04 V U II Varamila lidenal • US U "' Ma the Metier JearisaLl Akkaidi th• week Mast ettiameatte 'kg growths', we " SA dm the wbeiXt $ large 'Mow of beldame has ie bees Inieeloted, add dative inquiry ler *wee la mod of 30 oar lent* a l ley still oondanes, glees a favourable intpetai b r ob. wiadagelave aseritet Veering. se We Itqtarlee Ike les* Beret, Booth Fr Pea- toolei darns whist sm. Ladino*, Who , Meager; Trethefiss, Raw P , al. and mural othe r leading t a il l WINS. St. pry t r te m etellawkig s lataa r kaye eh l aag2 rads sisal : Treelike, ar c lßeer f rr de ll, on: Tol a rras ' , 114 " Pe- is l 3 dame, use, Peanaalre (kweeld, Stray-park, Tropp/we, is Cored , Rest Bair. Thar" Devon and Coselsaer. I. Ta . Lilian Omsk, Dane. Bedford linked, 1 1 Tre Careole_ , lirrodekst, North Boller, Mary Ana, !t- Treia li al i fteele iw ey l a-szlas, Roche Reek, Ito& . 4 tot PaT . 2 sad Peter Teeny, Booth Om had death so In foreign ulnae byelaw hoe been done In the Mowing : is St. Jobe del Rey, trailed Mexican, Australian, Linares, 2 National Brazilian, Coble end Stiago. The Jaquith' for u Liam* and Cobra espeedilly have an beta well kept up during 20 the weak. 23 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. 111. The market la continues very quiet, at the Some an• sexed: Town Tallow, 35%. Pmenburp Y. C. on the spot, 33 360. 9d.; October to December, 37e. 9d.; ditto, separate Ise months, 38 .• 34 . 14 4 12 Keaton lase 21.-Town Tallow, 38e. ; fat 30 ' ditto, 25.; yellow Rushes Tallow, 38s. 6d.; melted staff, 6 1 28s. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; geed dregs, 6e. lot Throughout the past week the deemed has remained dull ro for all kinds of Russian; at the same time most of the 13 holders are not disposed to accept Is,. money, but the chard- 100 len are not buyers to any extent, as the supply of home 30 - wake continues plentiful. P. Y. Candle o.e tee spot has 1 3 been takes in smell pared e only to supply Present want., at al 36e. 6.1. to 361. 9d. for good ant sort, and 3d. to 64. lea for 30 isterior kinds. For the last three months importers aele ley 39,. to 38s. 3d., but at these rates there is soareely any busi nem doing. In other kinds of foreign Tallow the %ramie- s e at times ere of the same limited character as for some tines past, 31 and previous tense are barely supported. Odessa sheep, lo is6s. ; South American 345. to 365.; Sydney ox, 335. Gd. to 20 39e., and sheep, 345. td 355. ed. per cwt. The deliveries are 30 steady, hut the stock is still In excess of that of last year. Arrivals this week are 794 casks, 183 eases and boles. Homo 90 mode continues In plentiful supply, and the demand steady, tee at 355. 3d. to 355. 91. for prime fresh melted, net cash. --• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trade very bad, at dm 9 following quotations :— Prime Meadow, Gds. to 225.• inferior, 645. to 65.. ; Rowan, 641. to 60a. ; Um?, 68s: to 80s . , • 50 Straw, 245. to 28s. 121 sa COVENT GAItDEN.—THIS DAY. st• Vegetables ars abundantly supplied. til•rawbetties and 2 llotivatte Grapes ars both plentiful, and the same may be f 0 said of Pinc•apples. The supply of Peaches and Nectarines 10 has preatly inetessed, and they are large and floe. Walnuts and Chestnuts am abundant; Oranges and lomons sufficient 40 for the demand. Young Carrots may be had at from 6d. to 541 9J. a bunch. Frame Potatoes fetch from 4d. to Gd. per lb. 20 / FRUITit 16 Pine-apples, per lb., es to les I Lemons, per dos., Is to 2a St. Grapes, hoth.ame, p. lb., 4s tot. OrmaCeo, per dos., 9d. to Is 6d 22 Portugal, per lb., 94 to 1s per DM, Ss. to 12.. 10 Strawberries, per pun., &Ito Ised Almonds, per peck, es Si Gooseberries, green, per le. seise, sweet, per lb., 28 to 3s M. 20 to &I Walnuts, per 100, Is ed to 2s * Cherries, per lb., 2. I, la per bash., les to 24. St. Peaches, per dos., es t . , Ifs Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 28ato 224 S t Nectarines, per doz., re to 1.6 Pruitt, p. bush., 12a is les IL A ink.% ',ashen, p. bush., 41 to Ce Kent Cobs, 90. to 100 s per 19010 s '' Melons, each, Ss to Ss 29 EGET French Ikons D. 100,1.04 to ra6d Asparagus, per bundle, 9d to 4. Rhubarb, p. bundle, 2,1 to4d Cabbages per doz., 6d to 1. Cauliflowers, per due., 2a to 4. Peas, per sieve, 2s 6d to Ss Greens, per dos„ Is to Is 6d noel*, per halt aim, 6d to 9d Potatoes', par taa, 109 s to 209 a per inet.,los to Ills per bush., to to 6a ham, per lb., 4d to Turnips, per dom. b0n.,114 to Cs Tied beet, per dos, Is to 2. Cosmabers, welt, bel to Is Leeks, per bunch, 3d to 6.1 Celery, vs r boons, la SI to 24 Carrots, per bun., 6.1 to 104 sOnseb, per sieve, la 64 to 2s Shallots, per lb., Id to 1. Ali LTA. .......... IL Onions, per bunch, 2d to 7d spanisb, p. doz., Is ad, to le 3 Artichokes, le to is per dos. 19 Garb.% pee lb., 4d. to id ad Lettuce, Cub., p. score, 9.1 to Is 23 Cos, per more, 64 to Is l 2 Radishes, me 12 hands, 9d to It 11whmoms, per pot., 9d to Is 6d Noah da!ada, p. pun., 2d to id Fennel, per bunch, 2d to Sd IIL Savory, per bench, 2d to 34 IN Thyme, per bunch, 24 to &I 9i Parsley, p. dos. bun., le to 25 I lb de, per bdle.,9d. to In 20 , klamor,m, per bunch, ad to 94 /dm:, green, pee buret., 241 10 Wide. cro-e, per do z. Mrsohen, 22 13d If' NI 10 Iluree Itsdish, per IML • Is to le 12 i 20 i WINDING-UP OF RAILWAY COMPANIES. BEDFORDSHIRE, HERTs, AND EgsEX.—Yeettrday, in commencing the settlement of this company's affairs, 23 some 60 of the inhabitants of Detestable were summoned before the Master in Chancery, Sir George Rage, to show 20 cause why, as provisional committeemen, they should not be „,, 23 held liable to contribute towards defraying the debts of the r o ' concern. Documents were put in in evidence by Mr. Nor- s t , ris, the official manager, signed by these gentlemen, show- Is ing their consent to act, and to take shares. It was es contended at c , ..nsiderable length, by parties representing 1 %1 the psieisional committee, that the signatures to these docu- 23 meson were obtained by fraud and collusion. Agents of the company, it was stated, risked Dunstable, and canvassed the el principal inhabitants, stating that the proposed railway was to bring sea coal to them at 1/. per ton, and representing to 20 them that if they signed the documents, which were 1 0 , rolled up," and which were understood to be petitions r o expressive°, opinions in favour ol the line, there would be 3 co responsibility. It now appeared that these documents s wan contents to act, and were brought into court by the 20 sere of the company, who sought the benefit of them to 20 reimburse themselves, under the Winding•up Act, after 20 having successfully deceived the inhabitants of Dunstable, who, in their simplicity, allege they believed that they were 2o mere agents for the formation of the line. His Honour the is Muter was of opinion that this was either misconception or 20 hypothesis Men of basins's would hare unrolled the paper 20 and read it, and as the signatures of these gentlemen ap peared 23,, on the face of it, he could not release, but mast held them liable in equity, though an action at law, on the ground of alleged fraud, might lie. DIRECT LONDON AND MaNcum4TEß.—Yesterday the Muter in Chancery, Senior, proceeded with the settle ment of list No. 3 of shareholders in this concern, In num ber abut 1,600, being parties who signed the rubseriben' agreement for a certain number of shares, but who slid not pay a deposit. The Master has settled and flied all those on list No. 1, containing 1,400 shareholders, who mimed the subscribers' agreement and paid the deposit ; and likewise list No. 2, containing 1,491 nanv s of parties who paid the depotit, but did not tor the deed. A fourth list remains to be disposed of-1,40.) shareholdere, who signed the sub scribers' agreement without stating the number of shares t r which they subscribed, and who paid no deposit. A bill in ancery has just been tiled by the official mareger to the estate on behalf of the shareholders, to recover a sum of 40,0001. paid by the directors of this company Os.. its amalga snati.“ with a rival direct London and Manchester called Rattricks, and which sum is ail, gtd to have been paid or., without the consent of the ahareboklers in the former under. taking. WHEAL MAY MINING CGMPANY.—Yes!erelay general meeting of shareholders of this company was held at the Itue and Crowu Tavern. Old Bro el-street, City ; Geo. Beck, EN., in the chair. The secretary, after having read the minutes of the former meetinc, which was confirmed, read the report of the finance committee. In tkis it stated that a eptcial meeting being convened to receive the resigns Lion of the secretary, Mr. Richards', they had had a meet ing to appoint a secretary in his plum. in inspecting the accounts of the mine, it would he found there was due to merchants and others 821. 6s. 104 , and nmaining in the treasurer's hands 2,000 shares hitherto undispeeed of, to liquidate the liabilities of the mine, Ike.; 1,600 shares had been taker, fur the lease; and shout 340 had been expend...el on the mine. It was determined that the shareholders should endeavour to indite* their friends to embark in the undertakisg, as, with a small outlay, profitable returns would be realised. Mr. Henry Peat was sleeted secretary, at a salary of 31. 31. per month ; and the meeting separated, after returning a vote of thanks to the chairman. OXALIC ACID TAKEN BE MISTAKE.—Mra. Breoce, holm keeper to,G ;Davies,Rsq., surreon, of Machysalleth, feel ing indisposed, entered her master's surgery, whilst he was In bed, and tac k themes a packet, which she imagined to be Epsom salts, but wig& contained oxalic acid. This she took, and immediately becoming very ill, informed Mr. Dawes of the circumstance. Although assistance was promptly ren dered the died in Imo th to an hour after the event. An in quest has been held, and a verdict returned to the effect that deceased met with her death by mistaking oxalic and for Epsom salts. lIAT HauvErr.— Tho cutting of grass has com menced in Donembire, Gloucestershire, Boommotehlre, and parts of Ease:, Norfolk, and Cambridgeshire. RAILWAYS. This DL; Two o'Cioex. There Is little change in the share market taday, bat an improvement in the tone is noticeable, espe- Many for Caledonians . , North Steads. and Brightens. Little business is gong forward. Caledonians have flora to 9 ; Brightens mark 83g. ?LI illnallt RAILWAYS. 81 Al. rteliWaiii _., 8 Aragusio,ses..itsm.. I NAN a Maim Est. (et Mal. 6 1 1 .04 L one • SO De. ',imitate 10 Maw, NY Daft, andeligair. 13 Da a t r ee 11l anitatee.leltisz Voila 100 arlasl i erjastit ... .. 174 t ta t=aake ... ... SO_ ~. ... ... 10 De. DSO laaremet . so cum. ma Mlttbead - IS Do Pesenase ... ... 414 Dube" sal Whet Amt.. 1t De. ( Ili. St H. ... S 4 De. (a. 10.) Sp.O.Pra. _ 10 Do. Noe Prot.' p. Ct.. di Do. si No.l Do. A da G raf 00 Do. do. a per Ceot 42 Do. Now . . 25 Elutes U. io, eliOs A Hato . 13 bo. olato B. sod 611 W; 2 20 3 Dot Do. itorlp ( Loasookflmi. Bp. Ct.) Lloodroldro nistail I pet OW. 60 Ediabarib sad MN EmitaT. _TOo , lfidli 24 ,Oriat _l6greasem _ tsier - 7e. - i i Diee;o 11 Da. Aare; Ip. Ct. 124 Do. per Cent Pref.. 10 Gt. 1100010 ad Weet.(llo.) 11 Do. Eighths 100 Great :forth of England... U Do. New [lO ... :ii? I ii; - .li.i= - 01 3 ::: 1$ 1.);:ii;‘; too Or Wagers 0 Do. New £l7 ... 30 Dull and Selby ... 23 Do, I shares 111 Do. 'hares .„ 30 Laacaater and Carils:e Do. Thirds 100 toneaskire and Yorkshire Ils Do. IS Do. Thirds . la Do. New (gm - Ip. Ct.) IU Do.. Yet o. hiding Dawn 60 Leeds and Bradiard SO Leads and Think - DT). FiiCip - Tce:l4o. - 11 Do. No. 2 Do Mo I it I BO:Pret. 1 London and blookwell . leo Loa., Brighton, h &Coast 100 Do. New gua.6 p. Ct.- . Do. guar.uateed 3p. Ct. late Croydon Thu* 30 Da. Peet s per Cent... 30 Do. Cowen.. p.CL,1632 121 London awd Greenwich ... 01/I{OD k North• Waiters I b. do. New 1 shams ... (C) oeukst k South-Western Do. Neer, VA) Do. New X4O S Do, dew I'refercnoe ~ 20 LoweptofiGulz.4 percent. bi Meach.,Box., unu It ottlork 100 ligoeti.,Abef ocLineolash. 21 Do. I shame, No. 1 ... 10 Do. ?iew £lO Pref. .. ii ii dia. -- 1 p.. 14 1 4 4 ea. 14 111 U. Man.& Lint.l.Unloa 51 dla SG 1161 261 26 cll6 151 161 122 124 TATiso.e.*.** 100 lOU W. Cow. B.& B. 6p. C. ,lUU I.Nurfolk .IS 240 Uo Yap nsion S Z. per — ei.l 26 !North ttriq4h I iti 1 . 3 dim. II Ili 7 7 1:1 104 01s. +4 94 40 41i IS' 1 7 51 Ps ' I f Pau ll PR 13 9 1 81 7 61 4144 91 91 'FreKrems 17, North tstrordrkiro. , .. ye oxford, Wore.. i Wolrer. U Preatcot red tt Fro .tiarea LA). : — • 13 Read.,l neigair 111 21nyeton and Ilitchia Do. nbepreth Lt Donlan 2$ Scotnph Central 1341zihrews. 84 &rm., Claw AI d Du CIA.* LI Do.: NewOu.sranteed hrewdbury and Chester (Nor. W. Yin.) La 1 11,7. 10 Do. S pct cent. PreL 0. Sbropehlre Union 50 South Devon I I ills 1I 121 4e die 1 9 : erica.;; e• !South Staffordshire... 33i ,Soutb klAsurn 10 Do. No. 3 -. 10 Do. No 4 Registered 47 ,•touth Wales_ 5i dis 144 13 141 15 41 Si 271 :Gs dli. iy~+hrlL,t4xh.,dcooule, N.D. . 20 Waterfordiod kilkenay.;.l 30 Valley, G p. It 2$ Dn. do. do. do. I 50 Wile, Somerset, &We've.' 33 Tork,Newortstie tik.nriek! 20 Do. Est : rit.rekk.Nrsros.l 2S 20 ♦0 42 14i Is} 104 lo dia. Si 4; dia. 16 164 2i 2 di.. il DOlZTi.i.i.itireiorixTi SU York and Nona Midland. 10 Do. Preference ... ... POItrION RAILWAIri. (lace Italia. and Anmeriaaj 20 BOtliOillt aced 20 second France (Vlsraosl 8 I l)utch ItheniA 7 ;Kant Inch= 41 dis. 6 64 13 134 64 61 dia. I e I i V. 7 J Iln• 76 7 dis. 6 74 Ur. ri 7 134 134 1 2; 28 30 Peiiin;as I Do. b Luxembourg 'AI I Namur and Uege 16 Northern of France... .. 7 Ii Hearts and Bordemi s i 21) I! and 43:1t - unit ... Yu 91'ar0 anti lt.urn Id an.l Stre.bourg 20 ,Rouen Axel Havre ... 20 i 4 embre and Heuer 11 I tours and :Units 11 Ilk die. LIVERPOOL. Jim. 21. Svonx-Rxennxits.-11olders were very stiff in their deavands to-day, but u buyers would not yield, these that wished to part with their stocks were compelled to sell at a slight sacrifice. — Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock (pref. 6 per cent. ti 1 1 .531, 61—Latma- Aire and Yothsalre (lith I.hareel, 99.16 d.—London, Brighton, and gouth tki st, 834—Landon and North Western, 109—Ditto (new shams), a p.—blancliester, Shetlield. and Lincolnshire, 14 13.16 Midland, 370. dl la. —Ditto (a shores), 26 346 c. d.—Ditto (Erewash Valley), S 6 -Newesstle and Carlisle, 604—Tork, Newcastle, and Berwick (U.N.E. 6 iwr et. till 'SO), 3d. MANCNISTER, June 21. STOCE-HICKANOIL—The market wee without much ani• nation, aml a small amount of business wee transacted, without ekange in prices. BIRMINGHAM, Jsase 21. STOCK-EXCHANGE. This share 111 ark et was rather firmer to-lay, confidence Wing somewhat more completely restored by the speech of 1,,n1 John Russell last evening reelecting the locu tions of government on the Greek altar. landon and North Western New tin esters were done at p m.; d an d in heal stocks, Birmingham Old Gas Company shores 123. LBIIIIS, Jesse 21. Savula-ExCHANOIL —There has been lees finnan. in the market this morniug, partly owing to the uncertainty a to the tate el the usinitury un the f. reek oestion„ whiat has mmewhat weakened ronfidenee. Midland clock has fallen from 37 yenterday lu 314 to. day; Caledonian. have sae been dime at Si; blutt Lancashire, at GA ; North Westerns, 134 ; and York and Newcastle Eater.dolla, at le dts. Mint Ann. Oa the 214 ult. the Sheffield cm otafi4t t ie e r: t - ts hi Mr a n co i „ d 1 : Railwayd no rthe i e of th e proprietors applied e dsa t nd o t b Bradford eld Railway. The applic aim was refuted. At the meeting of the Mislead 13 card, on Wednesday tut, each of the directors was served with a chi of a notice, prepared by Messrs. Vickers and Jervis (lamer', solicitors to the Midland), at the jos - secs of the S.:effield committee:, stating their inten tion 'o trke proceedings to set aside the lease. Messrs. Chansh re and lronsida. who are the chairman and soofetary of this committee, shined the notiors, in accordance with the unanimous resoluti in of the committee. A bill to restrain calls on the 501 shares, and to obtain an account of the ap preptiation of the 301. paid up, is either filed or featly to be. 110 , 1 as that is tlispottS of it is intruded to proceed with the Leeds and Bradfad ow, and subsequently with the South Midland. .9 nat. !fir IT X 211 I • vs. a " I=:. Vi i _ dk. u+ i 5 - il 4 • Si 4. it ail 1 It -/. 1 1 1 1 14 7 111 11 I 1 pm ofi tor 0 5 pea 34 4 3 aj 15 154 6/ 74 235 29j 11 1 " 1 3 1 13j 13 die 3 3 4 dia 101 10 39 31 1 aP- 1.116 68 70 13 85 59 59 7/ 7 din. 96 93 49 49 201 211 91 51 par 1 psi 38 40 IS IS dig. 91 91d'` 91 du. 12 I2a 61 6 dia. 119 96 7 6 31 S dis. Se 3 die. 2I 21 din pas 41 dim 41 .!?6 1197` iiio' 101 114 37 59 37 69 10i II 23 24 11 1094 ; I n 59 SO ii so lair tiNday to I delimit. 941 .3 if 6 34 in 18 1 3 ii 2 Si 6 i; 9 LANCASHIRE AND yoluismag RAILWAY. MEETINGS OF EXTENSION AND WEST • • RIDING UNION PROPRIETORS. • At the Into half-yearly meeting of t h e TAnonehire and Yorkeldre Railway Company, the direction, in their report. impressed a desire to make such new szrangements the three classes of shares called Retention, West aim, and Fifths, es the altered cirewestasershf the company might render desirable ; and at the dem of that meeting emusittees were appointed by such et them claws Maharishi:Mess to confer with the directoes as to 1/hellhole , arrangements should be. The result has bees a number of I cassfereesso betereed awe isseassittess and the board, lead ing Mike Mewing prapeeldens to the Extension and Fifths FElGebilem "ZITENIION SINAIIICa• "The direeddre propose that the 321. extension shares null be divided into two parts—viz one yen of 121. all paid, which shell be immediately convert e d into the consolidated stook of the company, to be treated thenceforward in all respeete as such. " And one share (Z) of 201., on which 61. is already paid, to reselve • preference dividend next after the existing pre forms, stock, bat rankle* equally with the preference share proposed to be created, aia portion of the fifth share, upon the mid W., from the let of Jnly next, at the rate of 44 per mat. per annum, until the dividend declared on the consoli dated stock of the company reaches or exceeds 44 per cent., whim the said 61. shall take dividend thenceforward, pari peens, with the consolidated stock. "The uncalled portion of the said E shares to be called up Daly for extension purposes, sad for expenditure previously sanctioned by spinal votes of the general body of ptopie tors, and when called up to come in for ordinary dividet.d, from time to time, oa the amount called up. "THE 717111 SHARES. " The directors propose that the 201. share, 111 10s. paid, shall be divided into two distinct shares. One share (A) of 111., all paid, to continue to receive dividend according to the exiting constitution of the fifth shares—viz., current dividend on 201., less 5 per cent. on 91., until the dividend on the 111. thus computed equals or exceeds the dividend declared upon • like amount of consolidated stock when the mid A shares shall be merged into the consolidated stock of the company, and thenceforward to be treated in all respects as part of toe mate. " And ens share (B) of 9/, with 10s. per share paid;and 81. 10s. to pay, subject to calls at the discretion of the directors, such shares to receive, next after the existing preference stock, a 5 per tent. preference dividend on the amount from time to time called up, with the further con dition that when the full amount per share is called up and paid, then so soon after as the dividend declared on the con solidated stock of the company amounts to 5 per cent. or upwards, the sail preference shares shall he merged into the consolidated stock of the company, and thenceforward be treated in all respects as such. "The holders of the said B shares to be allowed in the meantime the option of paying in advance of calls, and re ceiving interest, at the rate of 44 net cent. on the balance of such prepayments, from time to time uncalled ; or ' in lieu of the foregoing proposals, th e h o ld ers of such fifth share* to have the option to be declared within one month after the arrangement shall have been authorised by the proprietors, of paying up before the end of the present year the whole of such fifth shares, and thereupon convertiect them into the consolidated stock of the company." In consequence of these propositions a meeting of the ex tension shareholders was held at the Clarence Hotel, yes te:day. The proposition male by the directors was read, and it was stated that it would be laid before the general ad journed meeting, to be held on the 3rd July next. A reso lution recimmending that this preposition shou:d be ac cepted was agreed to, and a long discussion was then en tered into as to the proposed future management There appeared to be a strong feeling against the proposition named in the Daily News of Thursday, as coming from a body of requisitiocists, for entrusting the cffain of the com • pan, to three managing directors, and some of the pro prietors appeared to thick it would be preferable to have the lice managed by three web-p.id cfficers, not directors. A resolution was ultimately payed to the effect that the j lot committees of Extension, West Riding, and Fifths stecrelielders should request the di rectors to vanilla a meeting of the whole body of the share. hidden of the company, with a view to a general alteration of the management; but that if the directors declined the committees themselves should convene such meeting, to be held on Thursday next. With reference to the Fifths shares no meeting of the pro prietors has been convened, but it is understood the commit tee of that body reject the proposition, and have urged the further consideration of cer - . ia legal opluitems they have ob tained as to their position up in the board. weer RIDING VNIONS. In refereree to these shuns the dooctors, in their :luster to the committee, say " The directors have no special pro position to make respecting the West Riding Union shares ; but they would urge upon the holders the necessity of pay ing up the arrears of cabs at the earliest possible period, to enable the ccmpany to exercile the borrowing powers, and to supernal, the neeneity for further calls towards the ex penditure involved in the present works." A meeting of this class of shareholders was held yesterday, however, at the Clarence Hotel, at which the chairman, Mr. Retry Rawson, said the committee had urged upon the directors their o.je;:tion to the project' in the last half-yearly report, (Jr taking up the addi tional capital of this class of shorts as a loan to the company at 4 per tent. They had din urged that as the directors ha I not put into tone the borrowing ;sneers with reference to this class of shares, this should be done so as to save the necessity of any further calls at all. The directors had said, in reply to this, that they could ex ercise those powers wren half the capitol was paid; that half the capital had been called up, brat owing to arrears, there was 50,000/. short of that amount paid. The Chairman urged the de:liability of pressing on shareholders in arrears the paying of this money, and ultimately a resolution was passed urging the directors to put in forte the borrowing powers, and to enable them to do so, that they be requested to enforce the payment of pre an. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Mike openeL 1850. X 4 1.4 1174 109 f 81 3 e 16 71 Name of Railway. 1849. 31 37! 16 Raft 1141. &it 10i 614 75 322 514 67.4 100 22; 128 1681 226 70 i 194 12i 435 64 170 2161 16 111 120 i - 45 Z 2 13i 47 iii 211 11/7.1 NI 73i 322 100 224 143 1831 230 il t i 121 470 61 1711 239 11 161 i 491 k 60 1649. 1850. Aberdeen Behan sad Balla:kens : ' itl92 i f, 542 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire: 705 1,171 Bolton, Black burn,&W t. York 4; 5 41,5 :Bristol and Exeter :Caledonian 'Chester and Holyhead 11,7.10 3,262 , Dublin and Belfast Junction , 261 32s ' Dublin and Drogheda bd2, 910 Dublin and Kingstawn IDaudet, and Arbroath 451 Dundee ,Perth,..tbenleen I enc 46 mg :Dundalk and Enniskillen • 155 120 Bast Anglian 632 780 I East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union 1,326 2,410 Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,354 3,539 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 2,113 2,280 Persona Railway' ' 353 , Gimpy, Paisley, and Ayr • , 2,871 2,740 'Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock: 1,043 . 1,106 :Great Northern& E. Lincolnsh I 203 - 3,314 . Great Southern andWestern(l): 350 4,12$ I:hest Western : 13,001 20,407 Las:miter and Carlisle 1 14 9 73 3,212 Lancashire and Yorkahire l2, Iwo; 13071 :Leeds and Think ... 227: 920 :Liverpool,Crosby, & Son.aport. 217 209 'Loudon and Bort hWestern .. • • 44,328'45,3'_1 . London and Blackwell : 1,005 1,079 London, Brighton, and:. Coast: 10,030, 10 , 514 Landnn and South Western... • • :1,964; 12,533 Londonderry and Enniskillen: 140, 143 m an , B ux t on , & M a tlock, Oto.l - Manchester, bheff., & Lincoln 3,615: 5,494 Maryport and Carlisle Midland : 20.79 t 20,805 blnnMidland 0 reatW e,,te rn. (I) • ' 1,055 1,240 klands 72 7. Nome title and Carlisle , 2,057' 2,137 North British ' 2,679 2,156 North Statford.hires I 4,531 Scottish Central I 1,322. 1,410 Scottish fuidland 346 436 Shrewsbury and Birmingham I 231 574 Shrewsbury and Custer 1,504 Lot' 0 Shropshire Union I • ;t'd BUlTliki, Solid; Devon South Eastern SouthYork.,DoneaateraiGookt, Taff Yale Ulster West Cornwall ',lOO 9,171, 1'2,486 1,115 2,031' 2,1 d 729 $57 W hitehave n unction York, Newcastle, Berwick... • 11,742 1?.593 York and Ncrth Midland 7,219 t'.203 Fosatox. 'Amiens and Boulogne 1,121" 1,281 INeppe 4831 456 Muntereau and Troyes Northern of Fran*, 13.776! 16,453 lOrleans to Bourses (Cota.) 2,5001 2,C.M ,- Orleans to B..nleata 82 ' Paris and Orleans iia 211 Me , Paris and Rouen . _. I 6,1 . si 2,6')? I ii - uUen — and Havre 2,4 . 29; 6,431 • The reeepte are exclusive of the amount available under the agreement with the London and North Weitteru the return, include the reociplo oa 1131) miles of canal. t The teturus include the receipts on 60 lades Osman and II Wks of railway. z • \ 2901 .y