The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-17 00:00:00

4 . 1 3.?.. • J • • '")- 711 _ ._ioeer....._;fe._.... - Az+. . _e -- ..! - -77 4---- / 1 i -1 '..- Th %. .....,./ ......_./ I .... . 7 I 1 a': . . . . __ 7 _, .. i____.„..,... _ • . 1 • • - ../ . .% t )6ZL:r.4 . . .. 1i'1,,.............. --- . ". ; ' ) .. !., .j , ' ;•(.. i . • : • r' . LONDON, SATIIRDA.T EVIiIING- • "`"--- ' ~~ ..! N o . 1 ~ c" vuTANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Trbwn.amet. ra. Lerbas. JOP rerimsawl_viss...sp.s. • CacEplT RATES OF ?MIMI. ; mend stverJln to three nen in arra er•ilt .... ArLOr. he:f the ent,vet cot the Int Wee areal *TVS nOr late of for met. Pr Fit Prima dr the at as: Or% at =re trot the par award rhos Ur prig • VOe Court. _Omit Jo MossirdlAPesilly sad Osent Alasecle aismerir-Paguy seeklesiod the Como ehd Prfia Albeit yeetoole_ y oteeolei es thole fhipereare he the Comtism/. Nee M.**, end Pekoe Asset Dale Pelage reetetise woorolog hr Oeheish ef Inaba. Bee Molloy sod the PARIS oesee by as blooms 114 no, sod were m.a..aa aeleeihd = h e imaiWasepteet Choolem the Zee. Mere the Neu. C. B. Phipps, IlajenCleenee - rikedle. Owned Wen's, awl (Media Lewa trieefs r liee sal Mb Segel illobree ewe ..Nested to Ashleigh's the Mosier of the Ilene. the Laid Steward. the Ore el lb. Stehle the Prime, the Viso•Chemborlaia• Lorg Illphlatteoe. Led George Leas; owl Casio the Ilea. Jam* Demo& Thkeogest pony reseeded is royal sonloges Is **Mow . Elms seeeeted by detaesteest el Lamm, esd lett the miss by speehl trek fee Gespen. EXECUTION OF WILLIAM EOBB. Yesturday (Friday) stormier, eMaiai latoottatios Was "suited la York, Amt the molt Of dm toothy fib kw VW wood Mama Ewa am tM oltooaslooses alltitod is his betel!, meted* Sir Cherie Grey frees esteelsidag Soy *sok et W pih , se the teeepelety etthe ventlet. 116. thseoioro, wool oissiestotly •itt Mt ditty, tateeisee with the dew owns d law. Rees, will, therehev. be eseeeleg I thie day, as soss.—Loodo Morttoy. MONET MARKET. 'EDAM Evnnto. Ms account oinks position of the Bank of Baglsod r the weak audios Saturday, thelOth of Angoot,lB3o, dabbed woman in the sot 7 and 8 Viet., o. 32, is i followas • RAILWAYS. Tau Day, Two o'CLoci. Only a mall business is doing in shone to.day, and the tons of the waszkot is flatter, with a down. ward teadowcy in prices foe London a nd North Wes terns, Midlands, and Yorkaad North Midlands, espe cially, all of which hays kaa trauma:did at lower rates. North Western Sic* marks 111 to 3 ; Mid lands, 323 t) 331; Etetern Counties, 63 t) 3. - - TAFF VALE RAILWAY. - ' At the, halt yearly motion of the proprietors of the slim epolapiay, held yesterday. at Bristol, a dividend of 4 per mat., lan income tax, was declered. NOETNAIIPTON AND BANBUNY RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this company took place yesterday at the Heston Hotel, Buston-equare.-11r. H. H. Harw e ll in the chair. The report which was received and adopted stated that the circumstances of the company remain in *manly the state which the directors found it their duty to announce at the last meeting, and until the a feet of the railway abandonment bill now pared parliament has been duly weighed as affecting the interests of the esespany, the proprietors could not determine the mine which it may be belt for their interests t) adopt. In the aseantime the directors would soulless to give their best attention to the welfare of thesompany. The balance sheet showed that the receipts to the 30th June amonated to 28,3211 131 8 t. , and the expenditure to 2,6951. 7s. Id., leaving • bid - ince in hand of 25,4231.6,. 7d. The report, together with the statement armaments, was received and adopted, and the meeting separated. r o ff ear br airotiod ot lower raid lira an gamey N. a. em otions plan Italy ; whild do ladle= bora the t et their wtottopit oath way tor tee or. ;kw rad =be andiat psalm widolt woad br f " ' w arawrooribotal la de sad way. I. • ` -1 %. madam as mow and ronarkaltis plea ix ota r- :'• ,noto tel. toiantlete wawa brag maimed ltd a .jior trno tlfe Um Is say altar dim p with sat Ur maim d awl at nay dna within "ns. MeCtOf• a attesdasee IMO at fed**. A M stunted to tar relay. tat.' ar.oarraard la WA war far thdr mats. t." - • " 4. from the bJI end. law al Proadia . monad tor an lanamairo VW. tat dr Whoa Torn el La. rir e• Week mere AIX- ExsounoN AT EDINBURGH. BDINBURGR. FRIDAY Momenft. Tbe Wl Wines d tits law was carried int. diet this lastsig wpm Mlle& Tioakeo, who was kood guilty, at the 11.11 ChM ithlidety, shill three weeks ase. el the wader el lila% by paisso. The *alp* @ease Ira othkauladea lad bees eon deed I. the Calseisal, VIIIIMI he wee atticadoi by the Rao. Mr. A1.. 1v, the =oil the Rev. Mr. May, el the Methodit His etithitisa la. aet yet bees made Fulfils by Mr. Ray. bet • eery ad It wee amt by that gestlemaa to th e Lard Advent% with the New of ft. Was lid Were Blr Gray. ha the vela hope that the reelene *welled Lb/ N. 2 q t prtt Ow the esthathei ad a the alas world lead the Baia is advise a esimeamathei of the aesteote. Marva Railways. lining prises Yesterday. ithl=... 'wu~.... Mike . ...... 114430.841 rdsoulilie ..... • 10.014.04; I N eWlieWii 9Zall Pr~ Ambers., Iferamr, lesbe. earl Mg imegyes Berhsh aria Z. w W. L IL PT I ..-4 e t ?i fl ili li 1 dts. 7 1 li i 1 pa V le fi MI xu reemtva Tears. Tir;. - i - z - n: A 4.7 . • 4 VIM _1:347:T0 ~~i B ig ". D.7ls; inelibsesr. apersatee Ilm.Ratei Valk, sel Izmir " --7 - 1 - st I • LI 4 :' 1 411 3 IS 4.' 1 4' 11413 1 1 111 2 1 11 $ 1 4 II $ 4 11 3 . t 3 ' iii 11 1 15 44 3 /WU NOIRIII3II. leslint Ylssilae. 1 ; — I IipIES.—ROWLANDIr KAMM, tar If'. ...., . cessiatsisa. Ms Mime Ilairsda piemillus. .., v ::.e puratiol alms* wimileg imam Mt Or ebb Min Ow Nippy wpm wypissar ft is. la Nen d r adem page s ....owls's.% aressu . _ w ash is the auk. and elle seems owl Massy ~, net UNPINS& sad snow maw It is I. :.::fflea. Off AMOS. Win AIM it WI= Y. 0. At Ai, r nein' It a, an.: 4 .. ng. pre brate.--lore d , i n = -.. a:ac:e Issir the gruedi *. 12=11 it A sr A. zivirtem Noe 110X4 10, -kn donsior sad peetamis. 11Ei:FECr IIEALTE b INVAIIIANLY IF.- . I . , up without Nedlet*, lassaraboato. at %pi:: ,•,-. de leete4. l l o Volltifi___lM. at . , awn ' :twe. tri DU seloweid sima dump am •. t hik .p. —ray thoM Issimals* Kam ; Ilmulard ;Mew W T 4 ;matte Avelibeass AJ Iltme. of 111••• . Maio Why, Pew tfr• Wm*, modlliseir* pull Ober , woes roprombluty. pine Um isbuidlnair a = ~,. -.,....h.•••• ' , sun el thie kW Il ea sawmill I• _ .. -.:,..,....a0., IDt.. S. 94.; fib. et. M.; M. Ow; ISL. 111. ; . ... -,,d. vb.. Us.; ltd.., SL. 'Be lOW and Ull• free • : : .1•04.411•• meder.—D• burrs Naomi, ils• • ' • 1 .0. au.l resod, Ibr snobs, voids. arts', sad all • 1 . • • :•.. :lIIIr. tbret . 74 1;•••tb. wof inthells4 mei. •.- .%, . 1.. lid, >• Ila. Id., or pt-tee, Is. 4.1,14. id, a . . . 1.. Barri sad Oa. V, Now IlsoLdraw, UNION sad ~ . , nve , , F. froista., and bestrerome. 1-: ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, 1 1 :1 :•••••• Ana* 17, teetains tbe tollowing reamdkl • z. -tte far tee Great EadlOttire of 1131—Destreethe Fire %lintel -was of nonaars mere . the -r i-Jat of the late Pir Lancelot r . .r ' Vairs)—New Tree Grummet Meek Lomb • - • 1411 civit erns. I . lrartal— . New Ilereterre : ny al Pada." - • appear la the oopleaarwe:-Great Lalbltlm Prise Y. • - •.e Art. : " aholltah." Sy Armihipt ; " [be Gund 1.- 11.ebe- Election ?Patent .y at Elea -lbayatra. fa.-Mb j revere- • • SW*: rummer 71" drama by Gwraral c • • 1 1, ver and (linos -Nitli. Sebum la this Zook.. • .• mr.trellns for &Iv." Draws by Damn-Villa of a ....e-Coen,ulaptioa Hopping Chapel at Brampton - Bram. • -Fsnigrant Neeilletwourn (two Engraelap}- • - nnehnenara Palace-The tate Sebrllina la Oryloa -• • e. -Marble Mcausent bathe Princes Sophia -Tomb et lona -New March on Meant .tb East ladies . . Sunup or Queen Elie iteth ; Silver Salver. all the neve ea. -The amber and two supplements. as Shilling. DA. CIIVITIrIR.LIIIpIEW.WORKL ENJOYMENT of LIP& " Beath, reareation sad natant nee et then' • • - TIM : Early Inng—apring and finatmrr bilareisaVreen •-• at the Linker et Landen—The tarts. Les" IPUnem Ps..tr. lints Raw* and ether Orem plane—Ceenary pe .en—The Sin—Lades at it Evenings at Henee—Muein- De :rana-00 Wag. Vii.fileeseg, Wang. dlr. Past, untion, s. / - ,GME..natree tilli OUNTALML 2 rein la. net ;by poet. S. rim to ta. talenr—Ftetett of Edinburgh. ha T.. Z.—The Lair of litEanieg—liesoiniansare Cl Dania. an. WHAT te 12,1 8di T ti Nt s ikt. Pc n ". AVOID. " That am sews yews gad en ern sown wag VIM" A master renew if abeam every is (wan awl awe) d inn y lettsi.tatod health ant enfeebled etnnitation that hareems the r town the nen if plow% haelnies. or nedy, and earboten .n; with Wks and rani fen the din end jejiIISITIVILUAO3 ai gerr744l Ina ivaavii. Pengerinenrew nem. SD, Carvatho. I,*. Ynetrareat: sr asset ken the awns, 10, Argett.gena. Fairmount. Acorn 18.—Her Majesty sad Prises Albert armed this dsy.st blare* 12 *Mask by the thosth-Wimora Railway, sad batesiftely emberloti sad wooed ever se Oshawa is the Petry mitt, bs resolved with the sostesesty harms. A deputation hoar the Groat Northam Railway Compsay, saunas( .1 Kr. Vasty, Kr. Wetherell, sad Mr. Mostar, hod as ietoirrisor with the Cseueloslosben of treys yessorday. st their Naos la the Beard of Trade. D.spatebss he N. Gewgaw of Canada wars Drat se ha wswdq hos the Oessaist ogles. Dagatehos were she seat W ls. ywassisi snobs kr the Gewraws et ths Welt Lae ea M LACE ,, itt GardOw) BUCKINGHAM-P AUGIMT 14.—Har Majesty I• CAleeil was this day pleased, open a represeatattea of the Woks Rio. tbe lords el the Ceionithee of Ceased! is Edoestlea, se tippets% the It Iv. David Jams Stewart, ALA" vies/ itillmartas, I. the *vasty of Wilts. to De ose .f her 11101Ieepeowas ef &heels. 1111011 OFFICI, moon 15.—Th. QUM has bees pleased to approve el M. L. L aptite es sowed at Pert Louie, is the Mead of Mauritius, tot his Majesty the Kiss of !It. Belgium. Dower:go-min, Auousr 16.—Th. Quell ht. hems graciously pleased ti make and ordain a wield statute of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, for the purpose Si authorising the admission into the military divisions of the 2d end 3d !WHO of the mid Most Honourable Order, of Inch °facers of the Comosissuist and Medical Departerents of the Army cod Navy, and of the East India Compeny's Arnim and Navy, ea by their meritorious servioes hasp already, or may hereafter,l* deemed by Let Msjeety to have deemed each distinction. Her Majesty has acoordingly been pleated to give orders for appointiag Sir Jag Bisset, Knight, Can. miseary-Genersl; Sir James M'Origor, Bascom, Dame, of Medicine, Director °moral of the Medial Department of the Army; Sir William Bureett, Haight, Doctor of Medi doe, Director-O•neral of the Medical Department of the Navy; sad James Thomson, E.q., Icepecor-General of Hospitals as the Bengal Establiehment oftheEam India Com pany's smite, to he ordinary mimbersof the 'military division , of the Second Class, or Yaights Commaadon of the said Order.—And her Majesty has farther been pleased to give °Atm for appointir g the following oaken to be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Third Class or Com panions ofthe said Most Honourable Order, via. : —Dances ' McArthur, Esq., Doctorof Medicine. retired Physician of the Fleet ; Sir Jobn Webb, Kniett, Director General of the Medical Department of the Ordnanoe ; Thema. Dunmore, Esq.. Commissary-Geaeral ; Sir James Robert Grant, Knight, Doctcr of Mediche, Inspector-Osumi of Hospitais; Johu Gunning, EN., Inspector General of Hospital.; John Robert Hume, Esq., Doctor of Madicine, Inspector General of Hospital. • florin , Haines, E.q ,C. munisaary General ; William Filler, E.q., Commissary-6 I; William Booth, Esq„ Deputy Commiassry-G I • Sir John Richardson Haight, Doctor of Medicine, inspector of Hospital.' and Fleets; Benjamin Fonseca Outrage, Esq., Doctor of Medic:loe_, Retired Inspector of Homiwi end Fleets; Robert Perkins Hlllyar, E.g., Retired Inspector of ilos• Mists and Fists ; Sir George ilarratb, Kaight Doctor of Medicine, Retired Inspector or Hos p ital. and Fleets, Sir John Liddell, Knight, Doctor of Medicine, Inspector of Hospital. and Fleets; Henry Franklin, Esq , Inspector- General of Hospitals; James French, Doctor of Mc diaine, Inspector-General of hospitals; Stephen Woolriche, Esti, Inept:or-General of Hospitals ; Clunks Ronny, Esq Superint,nding Surgeon on the Bengal Establishment of the East Ladle Company's Susie.; B. W. Macleod, Doctor of Medicine, Superinttndinft Surgeon en the Bengal Eatablishecent of the Rut India Campaay's Service; John Wylie, Esq , Doctor of Medicine, Impector•Oeneral of Hoe pitah on toe Ma Ira. Establishment of the Ewe India Com pitay's Servitor; mad Chubs Doyle Straker, BSI., Doctor of Medicine, Superintending Surgeon on the Bombay Esta blishment of the But India Company's Service. DOWNISO-STILEIT, AVGVIST 16.—The QUM.. bill been graciously pleased to give riles for the appointment of the following iffiter in the service of the Eam. le li• C 0111• pony, viz. :—C Jtonel Hugh Massey Wheeler, of the Bengal Infantry, Comp inion of the Most Hosourabie order of the Bath, to be an Unitises y Masher of the Military Division of the Second Clam, or Knights Conthasadm of the said Order. —Her Majesty has ;also bun graciously 0,4'04 togive orders for the appointment of Lieutenant Camels Howell Poynter, of the 24th Regiment of F .ot, Edward Loud, of the 29th Regiment of Foot, Hoary Tod Tucker, Aillatant-General of the Bengal Army, and J uhit Hallett, of the 3r3 Regiment of Bombay Native Infantry, to be Ordinary Members of the Military Disdicto of the 3rd Clara, or Companies. oldie said Most Honour-We Order. 'urrieneu. AtousT 14.—The Queen Ras bah pleased to appoint Thome Southwood Smith, M.D., to be a Member of the Greets' Braid of Health. COMMISSIONS SION= BY TIM LOID-LIZIITENANY or Norrixo...m.—C. 1. Wright, gent., and J. David..., gent., to be Cumin. in t►e Southern Regiment ot Notting hamshire Yeomeary Cavalry. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. The eleventh annual repat of the registrar-gene ral of births, deaths, sad marriages is England, records the sum of his operations in the year 1848. In that year, 138,230 minium were aoleasawed ; the births of 663,069 children were registered : and 399,800 people died. Of Me marriages, 113,284 were contracted between bathe. lon and spinsters ; 6,920 between bachelors and widows; 12,702 between widowers and spinsten; aad 6,324 between widowers aad widows. From this it would appear wi dowers an more frequently mind disposal to venous ow the married state again thug widows and that the majority of widowsn prefer to many spinsters, while the majority of widows prefer widowers. Of the 138,230 marriages, 121,469 were celebrated word ing M the rites of the established church; of them only 13 by special liontes. Of the parties coatracting, 43,166 awn and 62,771 women slimed the marriage register with masks. Is 31,974 eases both parties gigged ; in 39,969, only one. The number of marriages in the quarter ending the last day of Marsh was 28,398; in the quartereadiag the last day of lame 114,711 ; In the quarter ending the net day of lipeemiro, 42 32.994 ; la the quarter eadiag the lost day of Number, .116. There were 663,069 birdie registered is 1848. Of there 288,346 were seals., and 274,713 [smelts. The total of illegitimate births registered in 1818 was 36,747. Of Wee 18,680 were males, sad 18,167 koalas. The slumber of baths reeiatend in the quarter ending the last day of Marsh wet 139,736; is the quarter ming the late day of Joie, 149,760; in the quarter esdiag the lam illy of September, 140,369 ; to the quarter eating the last day of December, 133,204. The number of illegitimate births registered in the drat quarter of the year was 9,272; in the emend, 9,484; in the third, 9,033; in the fourth, 8,968. limasser would, therefore, appear to be the most lieratioat, sad mister the most chaste mama. The Iniabar of mules who died In 18th was 202,919 ; of tenudee, 196,861. The number of deaths in the first quarter of the year was 120,034 ; in the mend, 99,727 ; In third, 87,602 ; is the fourth, 92,437. The amanitas amber of deatm eontrred in the wisher quarter, the minimum in the manse cos. Tie MULTI* NOVer..—Mast of oar readers will roseabor her liajeety's lase grasious sealaaties of Mr. Robert Rust, the eldest brother of Mr. Leah Nest, to the brotherhood of the Charter Boas, la whisk Noble fouttlaties her was safely domiciled the begins* of the present month. This gendeman has sot, however, lived very leg is Ply the ,gal houtty. We regret to Was that he expired last eight, at 10 o'clock, at his &parts at laths Charter souse. 111 r. Nest was is his 77th year. The Queeall essad semisweet' is sada:stood to have bees proneed to Mt. John Lake, author of eons dramatis piss. PoOIOW.—A return has boss printed by order of the Hors of Cosiness of the trials for poissidog or attemptieg to pules la Ragland. &stead, sad Irelead dares the last eleven years, from 1839 to 1849 (lacheve). The teal number of pees tried for murder at attempts to amidst by pees is 224 ; the total number of parties whoa hem have boa takes or attempted to be taken by poison Is 243 ; the number of ormvisticias for poisoning or aticeptiag to poise& N 76. The gives as usual average of rather me n ago I 2 persons tried for poisoaing or &sheepdog to poises, sod nearly 7 convictios. Amos' the mead the number el lisales is slightly is seams of that d mks. The Noel& circuits is tibia the greatest spew 81 plies log eases have occurred are the Norton', the Weitego, and the Nisbera. Nos la order Sr. the Midland, Wasters, North Wales, aatl the Ceuta Cretins' Court. The total of Hootsh eases Is 16, of wunletiess 7 to total of Irlsb is.,. is 58, of convictions 13 glierousher of trials varies 6 11 00 Lida you to year, sad dots sot appose to he en the Oterme. 71118 ARTS. :ALE OF TUE KING OF HOLLAND'S GALLERY. (YRON OCR OWN COIL/IPPONDIINT.) THE HAGUE, Acorn 13. Tuis day—the second of the sale—was occupied er.:h the first portion of modern pictures, many of t.C.: being works of artists now living, for which wu great competition. There was a large and .:ngnished attendance. Almost all the pictures, v:_ ca fetched very high prices, were purchased by ar.ceare and desleraot Holland and Belgium. Ise following were some of the pictures sold. When :: is remembered that the florin is equal to ls. Ad. of Lex.:sz money, and that there is an additional charge of:i per cent. to cover auction expenses, it will be wen that the prices paid were very high. mot;caN Ficrturi. Can Sande Bukbaysita—Lia with hones IV VMS-712310H. " Lind illes—" The Surprise;' a young lady in her ka:ur writitg a letter ; her father asters softly-6008. Brutessat—Prairia with Mots -6.301)11. • ltioer—A WOISIIII attacked by a boll ; two hormisea •paroh moose cone to her name-6008. brasessaat— Lesdaespe with figures hay harvest— I:. C Sri is—Aa intrtior with figaree, ike.-3,65011. U A Calaare—View in Switzerland, mountains and ;anon is t k distanos-I,3'iCtfi. '..!"~I. L . l)l:k.w—Tu Herb Market at Antwerp— .1 J. T. Leekboat—llse Asemalnatios of William the Is..nira in big mites at Delft—Wed. L. (iee.lict—Tas Abdication or Charles the Fifth— roe—Ler damps with a Carmitia monk in foreground .4 Sum—The Siege of Aatloall- 1 . 11011 - Thiodors Uudin—View is the rode of Flamingo,— e. : .' Sine—A stormy em-1,9001. ' Sum—Marine Mem ; very Doe-1,4008. • , ase—A view in Algeria-3,1508. A v.ew ea the mit of Alreria-1,72.52. 'ear —View is the mast of Algeria at marisa— oa.—se. pies*, etorol-400a. newt vie Bove—" The Bale of the Geode of 3. Cas - eisciused—Williaat the Tacituru sells kb ... 41 '11 seaport Wet 'plait the Spaniard+ ; gallery piston' !it , N. de X..iwr—Tee Bottle olNioarpooct ; largo col ,.."qmica--4.7vait. This sad am follow* carpooled to *watt ter t! hake—Tee BattLe of Boaof-7.5001. 1 -• 'hollow—Albert sad Isabella. oarraeoadcdwith lord. 6 ; Lea lopes to his rekelare, taking for the subject Mate, IL . t .'"etti-4,750.• Bought by ti. law Pm.. y,'• 1 " Islat—The Oise*: of lArd Byres ; • Tory fuel. ttt treat; u s ' t a u of flea asprsodea-2,2004., bet Lettn. 4. 3 +M —An Arab cbi.f. with whits turban sad splesdld .) • bawl sa d pi erc i ca ; c olo u ring briniest— +-. 4 ' l l tet Nwaht la. t."• se , s—• compeakei °siesta figure ; vary 800 '' , 7 is-A new ef the beautiful country of f3?e-3001 J'ae Dateb landacepe, • 'r -I Pour., tacit*/ Eland edmiratioa--4,90011. • LI f: K , nlikock-AlademPr i with eatIl•A"P4 ; .77 mind. cuapnities--3,40011. hi•uatasecia kedges,* la the dread Duly of i t sruh urra . -2,21011 e au - Ceemputiea pietare-2.4702- , very beeetifel leadeeepe-4,37011. lame-Leedecepe with rube el ea hid @bateau, a 7'..• the diaenee-170011. 4 sse- Landscape, with groups of Bowe sad "oats, -...•thach in the warn, eald beautiful trees-14608. ' ' • .ft•- en Landscape b re mad figures; a very brillieat picture !! Ur. Xr•wrena-" et. Jobs presehlag is the Wilder , pietnee-6,000f1. 1 ' A. L•bouebert (ea szenteur)-Four refcraten ; M. 4 actoori, Powering,. and Cruciser, occupied in the Bade ; meet Id/Bauble picture ; the beads Ishe lad the nieueseript books before them ; lame gallery picture_ presented by this wash ur ur the lite Kite- 3,50011. a tuiot of a ews-2.4.',0ft 4 ' IL‘ saine-Ae interior, with various 11guree-2,83Cd. iLe ltitglit Hco. Hoary Laboachere left town "'Plat fer So'lead. Irs ow' F' -- NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. Ou Monday ovorg, the fourth of the miss al too sooslour. sod the err oh siorados ror the we.' sessed, will hal at tbe Kiag's Head Tavern, Poultry. The teak wse takes by flir Joanna W , M P., who was sappereed by several of the l ea di ng members of the tomb, whisk bed timbals', at•entitled for the parses a *Latin a shear' sea, treasurer, memory, awl executive cos. Imitate, sod of trannankty ether Mara. Sir Jvhea Waal'', M.P., was uuswiseally elested &dream of the anal% sad Jobs WWisas, Keg , M.P., treasurer of the association.. the aIetIKHAN, in opening the prcoese ,, ngs, said that nsestinge of kind wen coiled for • twofold purr e ; the es* of a seem changer, and the other that they might, by the frillitlint• of various opinions,' nee hew they could beet arrive at that great °bigot for wkkai they were all swing—the cause of progrenive reform. The chairman having at semi length proposed 1 the prin cipkt of the ranietiost, Mr. T. J. SMILE proposed the Ant r — olgioe, which wee to the nature of a ens of eenAdesee in the new ousel!, and expeneed the satisfaction of the meeting at the adoption of popular prison's, is the constitution of that body. Mr. SKILLET? seconded the resolu'ion, which wee adopted after sense farther rapport from Mr. Unarm The neat noon' 3, which expressed the satiefeetist of the asseelatima at • e result of the Lentheth election, win mean hy Mr. At • • 't, end received the support of Mr. Le Bleed, Mr. Lyone, Mr, Elul, Mr. Preece, and Mr. Hurst, the latter of whom declusimaelf a member of the Chartist Lague. The sir:kers generally advocated the salami co operat4on of the middle aid working genes es *he surest 1111111711 of effenthie their object ; aid Mr. Meek exalted nee amusement by to "name in vbieb he ridiculed the pre tensions of the ' crafty old admiral" to repentant Luz befit. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Several other gentlemen 'dinged the meeting, which terminated with a vote of thanks to the CheVaasn, who, in returning thinks, called attention to the Nations' Reform noires, to be held on Wednesday rest, at the New Globe Tavern, Mile-end ?sad, at which himself, Mr. G. Tenon. son, Mr. Hume, and several others would be present. He (the chairmen) strongly urged the necessity of local exertion, end showed, by reference to hi. own public • iperteses in Lint pool, the polities individuals alight attain if they wnld eaglet to devote thesassives M the public service. (Cheers.) IRELAND. Doman. Arorre 16. The Lord-Lieutenant paid a &coed visit yesterday to the Triennial Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures at the Royal Dublin S 'ciety, it being the closing day of the exhibition. His Excellency, who was escorted through the apartments by the committee, and ex pressed himself highly gratified with many of the products of industry around him, delivered a brief extempore address to a numerous group of the exhi bitor& He said— I believe, gerrelemen, I am in the presence of several who have contributed specimens of their skill and ingenuity, and I am claims to avail myself of this opportgaity of 'rpm sing say acknowledgments of your kindness in retaining your works km, mid keeping the inhibition open longer than yea expected in anticipation of :my mints from Leeds., where I was ' delayed 1' ger than I intended. I only hope *Sat the obligation which you have conferred upon me b e of been of any anion, inconvenienee to yourselv-s. Gee 'oBloll it h hardly nemesery for me to say that this, my . egad has continued the opinion which I ent st tlined upon a former occasion, mid which enables me to say with still graver confidence, that I never witnessed an exhibition which afforded more gratification, whether we regard the variety and perfection a the wake of art and mannfamnre, Of the stimulus which this exhibition most impart to the country, and the impetus it mast give to 'Nat renewed sad continuous exertion that sums, can never tail to creme. I sincerely congratulate you upon the exhibition. In the Encumbered Court yesterday the sale of the lands of Currane, county Mayo, containing 7,878 acres, was set snide by the commesio•cre, on account of misrepresentations in the rental. This is the pro perty meetly alluded to by Sir John Itomilly. It was sold in the first instance at one and a half year's purchase ; but the buyer applied to be released from his bargain. A second sale took pin m at nine months' purchase on the alleged rental, but of an indefinite number of years' purchase on actual value. The commissioters yesterday allowed the objections of the emend purchaser, and there is to be a third sale ! The investigation held at Cork relative to the late fatal riots there, when the military and the mob were engaged against the police, was brought to a termina tion on Wednesday by the discharge of the coroner's jury without agreeing to any verdict. AND CLERICAL OXFORD, Al:OVIT 16.—Tau ROYAL COMMISTIOX.—The meeting et the Hebdomadal hoard this day was attended by the ViosChansellor, the Dean of Christ Church, the Provost of Gleme's College the Bator of Easter Callen., the Presi deist of St. John sCollege, the President of Corpos Christi College, the Principal of Magdalen Hall, the Provost of Worcester Collage, the Warden of All Souls College, a n d the senior and jitaier proeton. The presumed object of this eatraordiaary meeting was us to the muse that should be taken with rafermee to the Duke of Welliegtoes letter esk the subject of the resat eenatiesios. The board was abort sit hoer in deliberatio• ; but, owing to the draws being dead. the mature of that deliberation has not yet man. spired. --------- Roy. IL Cook*, to KOkstood Don;tive. Linoohult it* ; value COL ; potion T._ Moon Bp. Roo. J. F. Escesiall, to the Chaplaincy of eke County Gaol, Olonouttor. Rev. F. Pam, P.C. of Bt. Clement, Windier, Liverpool, to be s surrogate, die. Cluster. Rev. T.W. Weise's, R. of St. Abetters, Coralsill, to be Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Hodskialos. Rev. K. Seca, to Llaademe-Breei P.C. or. Lisobatiara- Odwinas C., Cardigan; value, 1461. ; patrore, EAU of berm sad R. Prise, Req. - VACANCIES. Drayerd-Cana R., Wilts; villas 2341, with rredesee: pans, Visomuit Wellesley ; sad Upton-Scadaraors R., Wilts, die. illalisbary; vela. 4561 , with residence : patrons, cums' Collis', Oalord ; Rev. B. Berry, deceased. Stretford P.C., Lancashire, die. Maestonter ; vela. 1601. : patrosa, Doan and Chapter of Idisolteeter ; Rev. R. Medals, D.D., deirsed. Brneawieh, Weer, C., Btaffordshirs, dl.. Lichfield ; stipend 1201.: patron, Rev. 3. Bradshaw. Cross Stone C., Yorkshinr, die. Ripon; stipend, 1001. for a priest. Haworth C., Caabriditabiro, dio. Ely; with a title: per trop, the Rector. Vicar. Kinston C., aunty and dio. Hanford; (2) : patron, the . . CIiAPLAINCY.—West Herta laflrsaary, Heal lisoipstead; stipsad, 501. biMITIMIOUIP.CIALS/bOrOtligh Boys' National Bohool ; salary, M. SEItIOVe DIFALCATIOL—Much *write has been created in Preston within the lest week or so, by the disco ver that a nun of about 2,000!., the at mutilation of the eo of peers, of donations, sad brquestv, placed some a iti age la the hands of a professional gentlest= occupy e respectable Fittest in society, for as papaw of ia• earnest as an endowment fund for a religious community odabliseed ems time duos In Prestos, bad not been so invested. Vaal lately, the interest (shoat 90L) sore regu larly raid, but It is sow understood that there are no mete to meet say future *law foe either interest or principal.— Preston Pilot. COIIIIOIIPTION OF 61q11121.—Free arrliamentary piper yesterday printed, it appears that the sty was paid on 916,003,364 proof pilaus of British and Colonial spi ri qq for home mestroption, of latish 22,002,102 gallons were British spirits. assansmil stun= — 4l Zoe, rat when iL 11"4"1 with lot Ike week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Mew rcelatlas £30,127,646 Demises £83,086 ClI waive 20,149400 Defense 664,796 again 8.283 , ,402 lecrsess 802,628 li Other 9,717,786 Darius 268,829 ewesaiesi itspielts ss Is sseashi asehlag dspestessat.. .. 14,430,847 lowers 146,264 X spi s ponsa isseitiss la Waking • t 10,098,946 Damien 43,668 and bolas la Wee 18,127,846 Dermas 63,086 dig sad siiie bib 1,847,783 Tureen 18,989 3.217,7“. bums. KM The Reserve 10,662,836 Increase 664,863 The premium on gold yesterday at Perla was 9 per mi ll s, which, at th e English Mint price of M. 17s. 101 d. per muses lor standard gold, gives an melange of 23.371; and the exchange at Paris on London, at abort, being 25.321, it follows that gold is 0.19 per cent. dearer in Paths than in London. By last advice, the pries of gold at Hamburg was 4331 pm mark, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per Gems for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 91 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.81, it follows that gold 0.40 per cm• dearer in Hamburg than in London. Tee Vienne Gazette mammas a sale of germ mint nickel ore, lying at the imperial silver miner at Joecbirnsthal, in Bohemia, which will be /submitted to public competition by way of tender, consisting of the following parcels : (a) About 4t cwt., a maple of which contained, accord- leg .1 an analysis made at the Imperial General Mint and X - is) Office, &beat 40.6 per oast. rickel, end 2.7 per mt. cobalt. (b) About 26 cwt., a sample of which contained about 40 6 per coat. aickel,:eud 4 5 per amt. cobalt. (e) About 9 cwt., a easels of which contained about 41.4 per 4 eat. aiakeh rsd 3.7 per cwt. cobalt. (d) About 4 cwt., • sample of which contained about 42.2 per tent. nickel. and 1.8 per cent. cobalt. The rem✓sins parts of the ors wisest, &residing to the.. Realpeee, of Iron, cooper, lead, arsenic, esdpbur, &e. Poe the above lets& minimum price has been axed by:the ministry of agriculture end minee,:under which no ore will be elld, and the highest tender beyond the minimum will be declared the purchaser. Tenders must to for the entire quantity, at an average price. They must be delivered sealed before the lath Sep tember next, addressed "to the Ministry of Agricul ture and Mime, at Vienna," and be accompanied with a deposit of one thousand florMs of silver paid into the Board of Mineral Products at Violas, which will be returned to the party if his tender is not accepted. THIS DAY. Two o'Czoex. The English stock market is very quiet to•dry,aed at the same timo vet y inactive, the amount of business done being unusually small. Consols have not varied from 961 to a for money, and 961 to 1 for account, at which they continue quoted. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 97 ; the Three and-a-Quarter per Coots, 981, and ; Long Annuitits, exp. sth January, 1860, 8 6-16. Bank Stock has been done at 212 and 1. Exchequer Bills are quoted at 655. and 138 s. prem. ; India Bond*, under 1,00 W., 68s. prem. The foreign stick market continues firm, but there is scarcely any change to notice in prices, and the bestrew Fein forwaral tuff a very salivation% eke. ranter. Bargains have been effectei in the following securities only : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , at 90/ end 913; Exchange, 25fr. Danish Thr - 1 per Cents., 1825, at 77. 1 ; ditto, Fire per Cents., at 1021. Dutch Four per Cent. Certiflca'es, at 891 and 1. Grenada, at 181 and 1. Meninx:l, for account, at 291. Venezuela, at 35. VIOL= YOND9.—Tuis DAT. inalt Stock. 211 12 3 per Ct. Con. Ace., fiti 0 3 pig Ct. awl. AMU.. VI i ri per eta 1.2 i. 3 Im. " V'n.A.l".6t.. .6 l et01161011 16261".6 1 , UN InS. 43.. lo ell& a per Ct. numelan Bomb, —• 1 per Ct. Cram& Hat, li . 41par Ct. Beli. Bombe. 21 3 OTIMAgIA ladorrol WM. 20 pm Cort. o,m C. blei. Bea., roa a pet Ct. Btuallor No. In 3 0 pm Ct. Penman Mo. 1121 3 6 Ditto Now. 2/1102 Poreutuese Cam. 33 4 per Ct. %MO. ATTU, 611 10 II tor CL nes. 11d5..111 13 a Onto Malin Ode.. 1076 l'ltto Smola 144.. 11 4 lento Columb. Dd. MM. -- 3 per Ct. Stralab ik/a..312 4 Columbian neamlor Ms.. If 4 Ito. Maenad Mt. 31K Ct. Deal& 99k. 76 9 lento Padre 113.1‘..33 0 Ct. nn 11414..37 0 2 tor Ct Vermeils Do& 34 6 4pa Dunn 0M... 33 I Vestessola likertai Ha5...124 131 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LARR, SATURDAY MORNING. The transactions in the colonial markets daring the week have again been rather extensive, and priers generally con tinue well supported. For Sager there has been a good dement, and although the quantity offered at auction has not been large, a considerable amount of business nes been negociated privately at full rates. The chief feature to imam in the Coffee market lithe public sale of the that cargo of the new crop of Colts Ries, wt toll took place to-day, when 'he whole parcel found buyers at high prices; the sales of plantation Ceylon have passed off at about previous quotations, and native continues dull of sole, at 40s. to 411. per cwt. A very large business het again been done in Ries, spwards of 30,000 begs having changed hands privately, at fully last week'. currency. In Spice there Is set any alteration to notice. The Dutch Trading Company have advertised for sale on the let proximo, at Rotterdam, 1,014 auks Nutmegs, 366 wilts Mace, fBO casks Clover, 2,446 bales Java Cinnamon, and 10,449 begs Pepper. There is but little doing in Tea, and the price of common Congos is a abed' lower. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market Is dull to-day, at the quotations of yesterday. Town Tallow, 3-54 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 36e. 6d. ; Omober to Desember. 378. selless ; October to December, separate maths, 379. 9d. Maui= Avssuone.—Town Tallow, 32. • fat, by ditto, 2a'; yellow Raisin Tallow, Us. 0.1.; meitid stuff, 234.; rough, 175.; Tallow gram, 95.; good rags, 6.. The trade &mina the past wee k kers °periled with can. don in P.Y. Cantu" on the spot, but holders are firm, sad will not sell but at full rates, sad flue Is not to be obtained under 361. Gd. per cwt., yet the made is not likely to keep long in a quiet state, as delimit. are batter than of late. For &lively in the best Mr.* months of the year sales are small at 375. 6d., and a desire is evinced to selL The seism of yellow made frt. on board is 331. 10s. to W. per ton for this sod nest mouth. Of oolorisl end foreign there is a larger stock by 2.600 mks, but deliveries art egetl to last year; pekes rule 2s. to 3s. per wt. hirer, and in imports the., is little different*. For public sales 1,400 patios." ere declared. 1,237 cask., 107 pipes, 300 bolts have arrived tail week. COVENT-OARD *WOO p. n010411124 4 t Its,4s is 16., Is t ls tolls lbsiitsirdso, par OR. Itttio tied Ilsalto Osssionits, sed pus, pa be. is',, Pemba. we dos, t IS. Ilostseloss, dos., 4s to Us Miff" ssalt, Is to 4, Commis, psr bat slew, Is to 441 Illas.ssriss, pa: pottlo, 4413 id Ptvaakpar per I. to Is Id Gnaw.% par Is , Is to Is Aprils% per tios., Is id to 1s tN.—THIS DAY. rrs. berries. per lb., Is to Is id Apples, Unmet, p. WAIL, as to Moire, Is. Od to Os dd. Loom, per doo., Is to la Oruro, per dos., Ss. 0) Si par 100,11 s. tofu Alameda, par peak, Ss Se to Is W — slauts, r 1., _ las Nuts, oar., p. MA, Ws to brod4 boob., Ifs 'WEL Fr.,, Hasa. per Mom Seto 4. pre Id to Is du pot b to 44 do% PI an". Isms psi *pejo GI I* b. sierra, pet loadisb. to Id Ibbhoss, par Ism, lb Is Ns psr str‘ le 64 to to per be* , Is 441 to It 'drab; p. ebbs., b lobt lel Diet. psi dm, late 64t0 b dontban, Fat tbs.. Is to Loeb, pe• boo* la to 24 pot Mob% lad to Is dna% per tbs. bum. Ss. to Madam Is 6d to b ebb ludas 44 to Id lballsto, *I to 64 limos. pee Wash, Uto ed opr e'sb, p. dm. Is sd to 4s Ortishdlots. pet dos. Ils id to is Loaves. Osltyp. mom Id to Is Cos. pat soon. Id lo Is did Bodkin% pee 1$ INN N to Is Kosb-ossso. por pot. N to Is Id Ihrmli 'Ude, p. NNW, par omsN isld to id 3d assay. pre busk Id to to 3d Three, porboNl4 3d .to ,perbdis,lld. tole Merjenes, per bum* id to N 11%4 pros% per bunk fd Rorie ftedaria, per bid, Is to is mete, per lb, VoteelkU Marrow 4415. per GI to is Do. SW cbsoprai ri i .•• : Diamis Delft... SUM Jaw.. ga re A . /AIX (34 1 1.001440 *ors . Do. flow rev. d Trot: IE6 • Q. Ns Ds. 04 148.2 Do. N. is Eaat. par Da. Now . rasters Unial;; el ite(We E. U. siq due B. and C ditto Do. Oar* (gym. 6 p. Ct.) Rod Lutaasbir• . Do. New Sharer EastUncoir acour.6 p.Ct Edinburgb end Gia. w Eaeter.Teovil,k Dordm.. Elder and Exmouth ... Great Northern . sbarikA,Deferrad Do. t sharer, B, U p. Ct. CI. lb. per Cent. Prat.. tioulq.and Waat.(lre.) Do. Eighths... Grunt North of *Wand_ Do. New EN Do. New Do. New /16 Great Western Do. New Ell Hull and Belby Aura Do. r Aare, Latoaater +ad Colgate ... Do. Tbirda . Lancashire and - To..babire Do. Fifths ... Do. Thud. Do. New (rya. 6 p. Ct.' Do. Wort ltiding Union Leeds and Nrodiard Leda and Musk . I Po. Pref. 6 p. Ct- No . Do. No. T Do. (to. No. a Do. Pref. Quarters, 1646 London and L'Lictwall .. LT., Er abton. i ti.Coaat Do. New gun. Sp. CL. Do. pianos...eel Sp. Ct. Isle Croydon Tbinlo. Do. Pref. S per Cent. . Do. Cowen. 5 ...et...1532 London and Greenwich .. Do. Prefetencw Led.don St North-Waiters Do. do. New j els.ites Ds. nabs . . boa 46,11.andi. London a Sou9z-Weeteru ":7 Si Os.: to Si si on. „ 9 le 111 171 171 7 7 • I 91 10 Sok 101 n dis 1 1 1 1 t 1 6 6 111 ni I P a 11 03 INK P9 NV. I • 31 4 li 3 13i 16 $1 81 ex 22 214 23 24 1 if I 1 Ili tll is 111 4 dis I = l l 30 it I 1 14 1 0 pre ex div ssl 7 414. „ r 66 96 49 49 306 216 '3 13 907 Ipm 43 40 136 13 dls 91 9 OA. 96 9 di& 12 121 ej a dis. ts 91 11 7 Si 5 eds. 7 6 .11i. 1 1 din 16 I d 9 41 4 CO II 136 138 I iii ii es tuv ni 21 1111 11311 ly 11 ly p i e 1 11 pre. 39y Guy az di, 31 .10 8.1. „ 18 1G du „ 3 Jia. „ 14y 13y i p y il dig 13 13 7 - 2 ai 7i 8 . n+ dim 31 33i 33( din 14 13 is 1 : 1 17 4 1 di 31 4 44 Ili II dia. 8 42 I: I 1;1 pm. 6; 74 ex in Pa 111 lit 94 9 ill?. 71 7 diL 9 91 7 9 31 44 84 41 1 0, Ws 1: 1 di. e 7 9 sl dl6 1 4 1 4 1 11 14i 3 20 22 Si 5 dla 1 i i4s si los soi dl.. 5 4 419. 161 :61 21 Si dla. 41 dim. e 51 lot 141 51 51 dl. 1 1 Pm * I Pm. Par 1 8 11 G i l 14 , 14 41 41 Ma 29 31 23 4 eX div : I 22 21 dim :i 10 10 dl. be. Pier, Do. Sew Pre.erroce Laniastaft G u.r. 4 per Cent., enuNl admit Si' s So 31 too TS 10 40 1 33100 "100 De. Nur ZIO het .. Do. Men . At Lind. Uidoo D0..C30 Awes Do. !Imo, ondeDerby "* ISe.s;lTtr-17.;:. ~~w;ik S 1 110 6 01 Ilf ii ii IN). Coal. b.& D. 6 P. C. lio.ftew . C2o:ll uo r=rmaa:~ W. t,i.usralL Id per CL 'arts liritiAtt _ , __....-...--- ... ... 17 i North Stalfordrhire. . .. 30 Orford, Wore., k Wolrer. 25 Proton and Wire ... .., 10; Da. a dares (A), ... IS Skid, Gelld., rad milk) Ci Itoymon and IlLebia .. r tin. Shrpretb Hatanaka, 25 sktilels (tiara ... ... ._. La, New Guaranteed illtyrwabtary and Chaste' Do. Owereotry Du. New Do. 0 per ant Peek .: Shroosloro Union Do. Preference South Stafrardsltlee Do. No. Do. No 4 Itahlatered Booth Wales South York.shlre, Doneah' ter, and Goole Waterford sad Kilkenny ) Wear Valley, 6 p. R. rah! Witte, nornenet, kWeynt. York,Netreaatle &Berwick I Do. Est. (Yorks Do. O.N. E. l'ltrch orPref York and North YLllaod.l Dn. Preference .„ I Yoas.u.a RAILWAYS. . . - Anglo-Italian (lato Italian and Austrian) Boulogne and Amiens ... Ckntral Franco (Vienna; Dutch Rhenish East Great Indian Penlnatua... Do. Luxembourg garourand Llege Northern of t'rancr Urteansanil Bordeaux ... Paris and Orleans Parts and Rouen and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Ilarre +sombre and ... Tours and Nantes iiie It 13 ti u 40 .42 33 i 2 1 3 16i I? LII ERPUOL. August 18. 13 In 18 121 STOCK EXCII•NOM —Prices hoop fisproting, though to-day was not, on the whole, very seed.-111rkenhesd, Lan cosWre, sad Chest ire (lets C. and 8., £22..5, 6 per teat. t U IKS^), 11 qt.—lost Lensashlos, Ili—Lensesbtre and Yorkshire meal. (61th shares), d.—Ditto (111th shares. W. IL U.), of (I.—L lll—Dittoeede and 6; Think —Lawton end North Western le. (sews@hares), l p.—Ditto (I shares, C ) . 11 111)e. p.—Mkilend. 331- 80reweliner and Meier (inserter sad Chester), 6)—Ditto (pref. gear. 6 per cent.), 13-3outhEastern and Dover, le 946—York and North 3lidb ad, 114—Duteb Rhenish, d. MANCHESTER, Aiguat 16. Iltooz-lxcwom—Prices bays eras mods won ad. valise upwards, and London sod North Western, were eokl at 1121. A very Low business eras done In Leneashite and liorkehlre Firths, erhieh opaLeo at 9 3.l6tha die., and domed at 9 die. BIIILIINGUAII, August 16. STOCIL.ZIOMANOIL—.ShaftII Willi 211 &OM today this market, and its tons was decidedly t Ater. Corestry sad Non estms was done st Rt p. LEEDS. Asspia 16. Broca-Bleu Axaa.—Thie ►eisq the fitst day for the sew aceonat, rat her more shares changed hands, at about the prices of the pawl tew dam. Esat lAncsaleiren al. Is. 9d. es dlr. ; Ecot Laaeset , •e Quarters, V. Is. GA. sx dm Leeds and Mak Quarters, la South Eastern sod Dover, 141. NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Testesdey the Malignly meeting of this company was held at the Eistrra Counties station in Bishopsgate-street. Mr. Paterson took the chair. The report of the directors stated that the dividend on the respective sheers for the half-year ending the 30th of June last will become payable on and after Monday, the 26 b instate, and will be as follows : viz.; On shares guaranteed 6 per cent. per mums 601. paid, 1!. m. each ;431 paid, 11. le. Gd. each, lees property tax On shahs g ****** red 0 per ant. per annum : 601. paid, ' 11. 101. each ; 431 pried, 11.65. fid. each, lers'property tax. The two directors retiring from °Mos by rotation were, John Dagehaw, Req., M and Archibald Hanle, Egg., M.P., and the board recommended them gentlemen tot re-election. —The amount. f r the keit-year showed the following re sults : Receipts, itcluding • balsam of G. 8231 Gs. from the lest UV-year's account, 0,9711. 11*. 10.1. ; ex penditure, 2701. 13.. ; present balance, 6.7001 184 101.— TM Chairman moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Kennard (Deputy Chairman), and passed unanimously . —Mr. l3l{pshaw, M.P., and Mr. Hu lls, M.P., were re-elected diroMors rmataimonaly Mr. Terser acikn , rwledged the courteous sad satisfentory gua no: in whit& the di/esters had replied to hie objectioss. He would, therefore, beg to move that the thanks of the proprietors be gives to the directors for their seal and attention to the humors of the propeietors.—Mr. Davis seconded the motion, whittle wee passed unanimously.— The meeting they adjourned. 76i 322 78 ffe 71 WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. Tito arbitration on the remuneration to be awarded to this com pany for the conveyance of the mail, on that Hoe, was con. eluded on Tuesday lut. Captain Williams. R.E acting as arbitrator on the part of the Pcd-office; and Wyndham Harding, Esq., on the part of the railway company ; the umpire being Jonathan Henn, Esq Q The offer of the Post-Ales, between Tipperary and the Junction, was for night mails 20 Pd. per mils, for day mails 4d per nal. The award of Mr. Henn less. 6d. per mile for the right mail, and 6d. for the day mail. The offer of the P. et-office for the service between Limerick and the Junction was 21. 31. per matte foe the night mail, and for the day mails 3d. per mile. The evened is 4.. 6d. per mile for the night mails, and 65. for the day mails. The award is thus double the offer of the Post-office. DTFNGWM LEAD MINING COMPANY.—A meeting of the shareholders was held on Thursday, at the e thus of the Company, Old Jewry. Mr. Hornbridge in the chair. Capt. Holkins, the mining new, was present, who stated that the sum required to work the mine would be about 2,0001., which would sink 20 (ma. on the Halite lode, 11 tem on the Castle lode • and drive 115 fms. on the Delife lode, and 40 this on the Castle lode : this would occupy ahout 14 months. In order to obtain this, a monthly call of Is. per share was necessary, payable forthwith, and to continue until the sum of 2,0001. be raised. WHEAL TEEMAYNE MINING COMPANT.—A meeting of adventurer. was held y day at the offices, George., ars e Lombard -street, R. Thome, Eq, in the ch.ir. The state ment of accounts showed balance in hand 4641. 7s. lid ; sales of copper, 6521. 7s. Id ; block tin, 2,2311. 2a. Bd.; arsenic, 631. (less dant 711. 41. 9d. ; heloes in favour of the mine, 7501. 16s. 10d. By disicend declared, 10s. per share, 6121., leaving a li.dance to next account of 2381.164. 10d. It wee !liaised that the meeting approve of the alterations made by Mr. Mi.chi 1 1 in the agency, and that they had the great( st ccutid ence i n hi s management. A vote of thanks was past to the dui:into, aad the muting seperated. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WISH. Kilos opened. LIMO s6' 160 al , Naas of Rathway. BRITISH. 67 73i 322 !Aberdeen Belfast and Bal.)inena 'Belfast an-I C o u nt y D own Birkenhead. Lane., a Cheshire I Bolton, Blackburn &Vi X York !B•istol and Exeter 100 221 143 1801 230 ;Caledonian I - Chrsfer and &dyne ad 'Dublin and Belfast Junction Du_lic and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian Eut Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Western Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Diuidu Fitness Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paialey,and Greenock Great Nor: hern& E. Lineolnah Great Southern and Wee ternili Cheat Western Lancaster and Caritsle Lutcaahire and Yorksh;rt Leeds and Thirst Liverpool,Crosby, & So ithport London and North Western (London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coas: London and South Western !Londonderry and Enniskillen Mara, Mason, & Matlock. &e. Manchester, Shetf., & Line( In Manctieater and Sontklucction Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland GreatWestern.(l) Newcastle and Carlisle North British 245 k 89 124 470 61 1714 239 'Li 1654 491; 40 1849. £766 696 North Sttfford.hii; INorth Western - /Scottish Central . _ 32 Beotush &idland 20; Shrewebury and Birudiffcham 47 IShrewsbury and Chester 30 Shropshire Union 68 South Devuu 214 'South Destens 290 266 ' S./11th Wales Soutt,York ,lloneaster S Csuols Tat Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FOUSION. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe .... Hontereau awl I/14n Northern of France Orleans to Bourget' (Oent.) Orleans to li)rdtaaa Paris and Orleans Pans and Rouen Rouen and Havre 1,071 470 4,ssz 6,6 W 2,6ui '4461 1,467 2,0761 72i! 3,8461 15,4641 1,7811 3,9101 2,6391 3,11& 1,201 2,409 6.036 18,144 3,0821 14,8621 49,696 1 1,078 15,083 :2,186 6.48 838 26,178 1,351 2.340 3,687 4,5311 1.6 , 341 1261 14391 366 1,9631 13,669; 1.900 1,312 256 14,0:X9 768 16,7 G( 9,905 3,179 7,thm 7,7;0 3,1& EXHIBITION OF 1851.—W0 andmeand that her Majesty's Commissioners, at their niestinr on Thursday, dec:ded that the last day for receiving &mends for space in the building from local committees in the United Kingdom and Channel Islands should be the 31st of October. Parti.s railing t 3 give such notice as their nearest local committee may r. quire cannot be 'soured that thtir claims fur space will receive any consideration. Though the 31st of October fe lined, it is obvious that it will materially forward the ar rangements of the Exhibition If immediate notice is Irvin to the nearest local committee. DARING ROBBERIES, AND ADROIT APPREHENSION oP Tun ROatialia.—The town and neighbourhood of Ituthin has for genie years been iniesfi.tl by a Oaring gang of robbers; rod dating lest winter it was not uncommon to ileum two or three robberies every week. Two of the suspected persons were apprehended on esparate charges, one was tried at the Denbigh Quarter Sessions and was im prisoned for six weeks ; the other was left kr the assize. He stood charged with stealing • quantity of bacon end batter from the dairy of a farmer. At the trial the pri soner, Edward Williams, was defended by Ur. Morgan Lloyd, who having made the ingenious iliszosery that pork vets not ba con till it was hung, established a very effective flaw in the indictment. The prisoner was securdingly ac- quitted, and has been at large since the spring 111Sitill. On the night of Pridsy last, the shop of Nr. David NVitliatns, draper end gluier, was broken open, aud a considerable quantity of woollen cloth, silk Itauatichiele, waistcoat pieces, ifico , was stolen. On Monday last, as two young men were walking along the Chester road, they observed Edward Williams bring a large box from a liosato field, and hand it over the !mho to the driver of the Clint., carrier's waggon. They returned to to • a aid gar@ information to the polies, who ruined the waggon, and found the Lei to sontain most of the articles stoles, turn the diaper's shop. Williams end the waggoner were placed in gaol. On the following night, a similar box filled with rubbish, and ad dressed as t h e other, was forwarded. to Birkeah.ad, and the person who came for it also a; pretended. It is hoped that these discoveries will lead to the entire breaking up of the Ban& ALARMING FIRE AT THE ST. MAI.TIN'S DISTIL- LalLT.—This moraine, betw, n the hours of tt and 7 o'clock considerable alarm wes caused in the immediate neighbour hood of Leiceetercquare. in consequence of the outbreak cf a tire, wb ch at one period threatened the most oise•troas results is the extensive reollsing wake cf the Patent Dleilling Company in Csstlestrzet, St. Martin's, When first perceived the flamer wore is•uinr through the roof, and, owing to the many theurand gallons of brandy coder, genial e fl a ! r u e d : ot os , n h r:a r ti th s trn e iri w t fi a s s ua i a n pr i i r e e co li s e:c t il:ed . L:S7 t r i o te ia o ra t i ' v i t ag te e e t a h e e rti m ons or, of b t u h t e , ie r t e o a t t he P s . ti rsi lls v‘ o r r a l n ig es u ' or t v h s e ts , ti a r g t d h w y as efgh Pr t c o v 'Tlo t e eg k of further extension was r. The greater por groof of the distillery bowie", is burned off, and lo tsitbirl if t e asalagtain d t a shel oseg iorenf done to the plant. It is believed that the heat of an adjoining flue caused the mischief. The premises were fissured in the Hand-in Heed fire office. SMITHFIELD IiAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Wort sad Davis report the trade at t►e fol. lo w i ng quotations :—Priam Meadow, 7Or. to 734 ; Ms. to 655.; Clover, 60.. to 36:.; B%m, :is. to Us. It i i i 9i II 20; 30 140 ex div tak las div 1341 6 11la 16 13 1 1 394 ex 411 v 230; 266 &sotlss. tWs4 253 1,322 .630 4,764 7,:04 3,637 49 1,098 609 743 6.i0 4,031 16,016 2,494 4.362 3,164 .428 3,018 1,144 3,187 4,237 17,697 4,876 16 916 1,613 63,423 1.294 16,072 14,130 6,696 691 25,452 1,279 2,434 4,006 6,401 '617 1,673 744 1,768 613 2,436 18,694 1,895 1,068 2,477 918 218 13,701 9,414 1,796 656 1,068 20,510 2,894 3,019 7,460 8,185 3,708 41: Li, Is, il, 60 6j 100