The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-21 00:00:00

, 7 1 -e - Ac-E:e 1.1 Cr .. . .. ..0 • -• ...;., ..........„/ (,___ ~ s. LONDON, WEDNESDAY ii-V+lll AUGUST 21. 1850. [THREEPENCE. N RP.FORIL CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. • • MONEY M ARKS! RAILWAYS. RAILWAY MEETING. r Mslnineedy attended. woe THIS DAY. --. -..—.... awielellel. Legroom. he tbe Tins DAT, Two o'Cloos. mend the delegems, mks haws ----. TnifitiaT ZANY& WHITZHAVEN AND FURNESS. m See the Mat few days, boss OLD COURT. sppoiersa I . d o o m e s 8 ... a... Bushels in Ohne. is almost gibe et a stamktill lies the Mexi c a li R e po& im ti wy-. 16 ,1 Miley, ven tiffr oo l e having but effected in the Tiskiday the teeth hafiasrlY general shah, ot se lie mardiet et DOW& la the C 11111.09 OP DOSIBIRT. this company was held as the Mires in Geadballithasseses, I salmi which was created fig rW. T. Down. I. • Pima et. eeb , ble settear=3 8 Mike the treaty of Osadelenge Nidsfjme, ammsw...„_____le abs ' bat l al la! ate &ameba-street. The Rod at L014804/I presided. The 1 „.,„1 Iga slim , se b„,„ described as • lawotatiesee, wee 'mem it tie bar to sa l Now York an the ard Aiwa kr likt 81146".111""mlit. firmer' tail were we was as follow :-" The mar appose gyp lb Onseqhmosl a Amber 11 .____ • ' lam a a ar 11•41• 6 ta• 41 " 91°°°°, the MP' S, Lay Ws N-w Orlefunt The whole a t om sit IL Area Westarse mark 67 I Midlands, 32i iof the works to anselmisis has enabled the director, to red- eem mbleeere by the Coster- " ...A rm dittos% will Mend to 105, mean d d i n Blab " Clisag" ' 6. mats with accuren th e sudsy still to be incurred, and they Ad e , i s Lead., A. i s m s ., Mr. 'Maeda dm semis of New's* end Mr. lbws% ii _ ere enabled to state that the arrears of cells, the amount Nei is dike /aver i m e , se the his deputy, wars entinaiwed,:aad encased their opteim mill reset` for their eadit ildli bask m i . es. amnia gamma. C 73161141.8. rums s ilts ' W dal to be taken gsa debenture under end the comptay'll "am. m ew * mi m eo es s h e a la s , that the priesser wee of esseind mis s slid set is aat the anny, ogg ..___ powers, will be iaMeisat to meet the 1., quiromenta of the moo mimosa w i t h ow meat steiampin thee enema to lased to the It appeared ' vagin ae, a eg igib i tse lli ti o r g* h ee lis sa a i l i abwilem b.. prei . , .. „.. . ... 7 - ti se ft company. Betiebutery program; has been made with the thet be had bees blase essilsed le bemiliel. and ii 1 dis works daring the peat half-year ; 41 miles of the fine have L sengsgems of the assisity mike the ar s, ~ ~ lima Made bibs Galled to the their, was ataheeNed GPM nes* owed. • b-en eouteleted. being the portion between Ravel:glue pi" e ; . Be i e l e d b y ib e m g r . The jury emmeed a mast that Ili prism' was hew al illeiloso th e Mlidoi p r tillailasee a „ nil and NI 6 beta es Mem But (Dt. 2- 711 7I N lit sad Beetle, and wen opined for traffic on the Bth July, g th e ly,ejei ee gaiety: He mimed mied, mid amble to plead to the Leaman:. er Nail die of the . P at ' wet. • a.) b 1 gm saki. 21 mho epee, and leaving 14 miles in the eons • Conferee* bah thought it The Palmer. as he vet 1 6 1 .161 Niss her. erelilmati. is per. l ellieeer tiro men will bars - 171; - ro irvided se se of emstreetioe, vie., frm Bootle to the Furness Railway. ew with the &legatos, themby tams are teas , A I • am Pithy, use at Ws Owl sad ha loco It woo believed in New York, oevdtbrim 2/ is Of these 14 Mho the whole is in hand, and will , it is and. el (Sep lated teMbor be "II ). T i t " wh in on th lin e rw r il s i of th e t n ile tm f olt w e i d nit tbro m ugh onia - ay arranganiane. (Rear, bra) heeds a r ih• h a rem Ise .' so so De. :see= II IS , from imputation of the erimmiselmer, the m is web, au ral : tit:l 7:i ramis pinelbigo e r o d r bi riD e ga laid.d b il e o i o n g isaiochis had, th p e ros poi pli n e t ttbo o re f e tom- i, bet the Mtn liberties of the Re wee ihea "o va l ' Hoc. 'M. liwilsta, that the awe filing of the ~,, „ anammee. 2 . 1 SA pa xis If any large mass el lama Ma. Ream PiArA • ' • . boned* lie will sot be ths sole result of the expe- 5, ai l 8e e ,. 131k w • Ames,' ..app e" el " Maluku to s there MAIMBLAU4III9IIA. g a m ma a `slim ge s p e g ew. F. Balla rartindseed to too t his trial, he the m , dition, bug that meth important information will be at MC Bristol mod roma .. .. a 64 a 4 4,„eseid the ree d" , sew b e Meakter ot Timms Onsim . brougbe bask with reaped to the interesting region to 1 74 174 =Nil" " 4 175 probably have learned that, in the latter end of t. do 7 2 a b e ak s rele i e j eg eb s maw of Mr. J. Pares orathieted the peoserution. ,be rad.* Use Bret 'Nordin correct information se to 10 De. Ste 'llareiblues . ::: a Jan., the southern portion of tbe viaduct over the ot d o Wm/ma tow s o a k a It appeared that the prlesser, the disused, aid low , um and diameter of a intim about 60 60 mom , ea Halrawa .. Rik was burned. This was rebuilt within the following 9, bear.) et h er panne wen leis-hag tegither at the Island Queen "' 1$ 13 De Prammee 1 week, at a cost of shout 8001. The CAMS of the Are hes not KLBY wee Madly sheered on Puhlla - hottai , la thy 011 2 - rehie an the eight of the Bth Jails awe„,_, 4 ._ WWI it length, the soil of 30 41 Chib331333 pilot lima::: if to dis boon dieconred, but precautions hare been taken to guard a c ee h e ,, e , we ee d w A se d ee i and they came eel tit= ahem. twelve o'elock, both owno ":, at sissy pieces. is believed to cos- SS SS Bet . Anglin ~_.„ ... i I te Is De (slB 1....4.& iii zit 'sabot a similar casnelty. The attention of the directors i without esstrol. The entire Pasoan led deessesd at that time partially in l6ll - in a Olt meant and variety of mineral tremeres. Si si D 0.184. 100 1 continues to b- turned to the beet meant of effecting • jade- dla ese Muse mid in ono order wood- It Parthad ewe urn Pitied lit. th• ' t r . " , was oho =ticketed '''-'...... the expisratien el the et. m reetera Cesetted ... .. .1 oi q s uon at Whitehaven with the Whitebait' and Idayport • were waSeketed ; they both an altervatieh to* 'IMO haulms them. sad ibT2 •cd oma d o r i m s a of th e es s i e k b ee le te Do. Kew ifteLlp.g. 1m 114 Railway, sad at the same dim with the harbour of Winn- e. t end themth Mime wee Wee teao 7 . Ma the asciesid wee ksecket dm% sad a leek& ".else ow to the fall be waived to lapin is the hart of the bus mthly aided 10 tut VII I I VW; „, I Di., , ..4 osay= ll , & where Maa wish the view seedgi e s heed, by itembilar against the embetene, tibial' be tastber malt of the milldam - -46 .J 1-. li. -e• se a be sommeted, to the trustees of the tows 01 60 iS New * l b mt. The plan consisted of a direct Hoe of tramway y the elm °barge a ears laiary malted is his death a toe dam at It or- Lettere from New Orleans mates `tat ate brig u 2s Rada , two i:* - - 8 l a " & shim lied pet the swine. Palled to the seams of the ems that the deemed bad forced D Ate bad m a id for Navy Bey Ida ems bummed Oak a. U. 1111.) ... .. 8 6 1 41 between the stations of the two companies, with a very ow s us i s te e eme of m u c ee w e , the fight _ma the peke ._ ner _.., we* had sem all be possibly labausava, w h o ben b een eng age d kr a n priuma i m ri Ls Da ebse B. and C ditto 2 3 vision sad ample connexion [rem both railways to the •• eae= g zetwitiee ee ti eg a Gadd la av andas into OniliSiOn will him, sad it WM not a ._ _ ..,.93 20 Do. Mario (ma. Ip. Ct.) 1 16 humour ; and, at the use tints, the estimated outlay was Awe fa hi s a vow . mall he hued that hi mall sot get away without fighting, of les rums Railroad. 23 13 Iternianeash .. ... 8 Ile ex die had limited compared with thecae* of any other mer!e whisk see had sio d e a czag sbp whol e that he smith the diseased ; sad It was evideut that he has The follow* communication has been Ilia day 2 1 14 Ai Do. rierri fibare i. p,Ct 25 is had boa ly czemplided ri• fatalities is the hint Jammu. of doing hits ally affriala resolved by the committee of Spanish American :. : adathar Basel ma = 214 ts as tertained by the trustees, and referred to a committee of their tat RI,. r. H aitian , of Rot. istm7. basdholtisse : IS 11 Pieter, eovg.k Iti body, who, however, reported against its adoption, notwith- be in a ped tbe f aun of the pa- Tho jets found the prhoser Goiair, but strongly roam C ameo, July 8 . 1850 . to Its. rafter aid Exmouth 23 24 . Great Norusera ... Mini with very few ezeiPttasai 114° "° Ili a to mercy marDwar of i he P r e b° bad Vadat this date we write to the Covered* and 'Dinettes 12i 12. Dal shaess,A,Delerred 2 24 lar arrangements. The necessity of this connexion is felt tO Illierllsoo. The sasearisent of rwleived. ,of th e Bank of Inland th e following : 11. lit Do. sharer. 13. op. Ct. 1 die ; be so protein for the due development of the milli) of the 4 by the eaaravvere. Bettactl'f Th• Lamed Jud g e ordered ih• W ham r° l 4 7 • fine °' We ham the amour to insides to you the int of a bill lls in Do. per Cent. Pref ll 11 line, that the director, will sot Max in their determination to (illation throughout the Wag. 0116 ahlillee. and tee WU then diseh 67 ll• 4l . of exchange he 12,6001. et ninety days sight, drawn on the m io fix iouth.and Weet.(lre.) 291 80 fund ; and whatever might be C or Ituania. 18:h of June, by Meioses Harramowha and Co. on Messrs. 64 24 1.10. globate ... ... .. a I poi carry it out in the cheapest and most efficient practicable mod*. During the half year endive the 30th Jon._ to Itig.l. .1... oust could be found, this was j. B. Percival, 44, labourer, was balloted for fakinioelly Framing and ° masa. al London , has b, sis ee e meed nil! it Great tortb2fltagiaad... 47 260 ea die mt.\ .1 .. r v___ • ibt.....11 ...lire waft fthwk=laa. •larfama.• fltato...ll. i.•. •ts. v... _ GAS CONSUMERS' I,OM. thereipse.threl. 1113& 41:.14.11111. 11 0 et the Mom tee Or Gam_ pithy. va Ile Mid theterthsee.threet, se WLIIIII4DAY the lith et 7 o'etth reeds*. Ott tbe ohm newthre emend Aar al Is ethethethrts, he 441111 the 14th lbw el A WESLEYAN ill* he A last W s searga l tV ig issiseg.bgp. MINN kekig olienteote hers em if inhiti lo wegoliaties let venous goats el the skim Vii. Weeloyes body. The polk preeneeinee of OM Mosihresse bhisd fat roileolied nary, hi ezpolsiess of old sad koMikees nee whisk Me Jut dread Its sittk publta invest Ms hen milted voistyn" keentiesly polemist Mu lest evealeg, Asp wits outhittiestle cheerier. Mr. W. PHILLIPS..of Prieesi. mud to was me of WI r of aboffi 1.488 mikes ef regretted Yet die Wilms s necessary a rem Go isiewriew sinvtiag eat all hopes ef asp Not only wen then religious, I Wesleyan people in were wiessid in itsg:2 rr akelak was greet danger of asiMilig • (Hear, hear.) Ile nook departs* cooing common, of religion the state ; Doing MIS MPG •. VIP libeety. Mew, Ma, TM Rem JAM2B BROMLNY rising: Heprosowned the without low sad he hooties was vested --doe of the =Moan. who ediataktad stained the laws optimums cd a fury la the " k sadist was ia eassedesse with minister, he tumid early she composed wholly sf premien, Teemed. This Mil boss dam in Hardy, is Norfolk, who wee rip nominees vote et the lasilsre• (Hear, hear.) Tits Cosiness* ' ed the ekeetin power. This ha • few days ego is the me of the (Hsu, hear.) They had alts in tresage ; for t h e lay weanittees, wets Use sootiest* of As Coldness,. the leases wee also eserassed by the I' they had ordered a speeial spoliation dem In all of tot sontingest fund dbs object, of which so eassunt eithatly a very arbiteary strati* of power. (RieW.) It had boa reserved till kis owe to the Couronnes to abrogate the dein of ma socuse4 d p d arty te be heard in Ms ows defame. He had bets eh with violatieg the 50146111 obligations um., which he entered the society ;he wished to rant flat charge, sod to hen it either peeved or dkproved ; but it wee felt that that would be heassvadent (Hear, Mar.) Mad lie appeal from the arms* of tin Beth district met istrokrbsorMard, he should hen pat some my awkward ty question" to enme ..otters of the Cadman. (Lesekter.) TM last charge *gaunt the Conference was lbw of adopting in their discipline the nest corrupt, out- Ppm, and eati-Christian principle that mild ever M Entailed is the jurisprudence of any body whatever—this gaieties by penalty. (Hear, hew.) Mis principal obji odes to the proceedings of the Cc:shrews was that they wen directly contrary to scriptare which re wailed ell chirp's, especielly against elders, to b e by two or three witnesses. (Hear, hew.) The sad. the accused the witness against himself, mad if it ' fused to ao.wer, prAtoeneed his guilty end cut hit ea They had cot the tnumb.ecrew or pinching foot Al the fags'.' sitin ; but they had • power as despotic and arbitrary, anti could cut off any init.ister, after thirty or forty yea'' service, hoot his mass of support. (" Hest, bear," end "shame! ") Thauen deeply klieg his expulsion, he rejoiced in the free dom it bad given his; he Mt he could sow speak sad Get like a men. (Cheers.) Mmes. Wild, of Leedom, Martin, of Menedwiter, Mae gingham, of Norwich, end several other gentleness after- wards addressed the sowing, which was protracted to a bets boar. No regobstioa wee rebnitted, bat the helix of as antis was evidently meaknous in condemnation of the Coalman primula... awe sr men ors et sum to nisei tar:elle dem It .w W/ 11 % aMe r reel. eer eiride. Ohs wpm* of , ttr ups vidmi the but. •,..ted to he meted elk sr of ray able w the corapooy, sod do Or and that apse Me W e l ett r 7 4 Z velar property le be tbente. so tor hwertril Ibe et Amok la. toe wearily ee Vela Om vat IN MIMS all ream friers la sides awe* the hoed et Dkeslse." MAIM% Ilevelery. Re.—The GREAT CBE- &OW COMMIT on tow peepirril tr • seem Ve as imam at dr mow cornered r obi Oz's Or) la. • rioltor my le lad ea N 0, • - M. M. . Ounboy. A. U, OM. the DUKE et WELLING . est ROBERT MIL. bat., COI-NAOMI am sad 14, 11140•11). bas M door tbst WI are Y lagmbity at the above Mattawan lof bet Illidoty. psis** Ma Ilb 1f 1444. by F. Wlaborlatter. The Jame hod, sal thy *Ws of W i re es sibbiem motte l.l Sa i r is Is siasa e bst), .; % 45.; Fria% £4 Si.—PAIIL aae MBA= lo tar nejeity, 13 sad 146 Pall. 12.--11011LANDIP NAOMl amic. Is lids las Or puss ell IN lis Mak ssuiddss lb 1,01 surles It Is astell gt war . ellq bud se Imrs e r. i ls es , sad rersdiss.d Is dos maddrs Par &dim It Is sersdally mow et a Ilserdad had d Ids. ad mew saassossts.--Priss ds IL; Is. • daft Ira M rad &sir dist OW. as. psi his r t e cads .. asessee Illssare s dr.--eold by then. et 10, 'as obsorforlo ord pressor% 1 ridding a—et (Youths's, of CondOW,evhiciiiesieeienioTscd to you by the tnesary, in order that pm may hold the amount at the diagonal etas money of Vernenele in London composed provisionally of the Con►ul of the R-publie, Whim, E'q , Duos de Goldemid, and Jobs Distal Fowles. Tins army will follow with the above mm, the orders to be sommunicated by the government etas npub• lie, and we transmit you the same for the government, 'miming the never which contains it • said out, that you may plate it in the hands ni the governor and directors of the Bank of England, &Howie, on your part in due time the orders that will be transmitted by the government of the republic through the medium of the eseretary of finances.— We are, &c , AND. I Lieu.. De. Now 130 carry During halt year ending the Nth Juni, to which date the accounts are made up, the portion of MO line between Whitettaven and Ravenglima being 164 miles in length, is the only portion on whicn ;raffle has been cursed. The further portion of 44 'Miles, between Revue:lsla and Bootle, has since been open e d, nu ki ng 21 miles in work. This total earnings of the 164 miles between Whitehaven and Raven- Alas., from their opening in July, 1b49, to 30th June last, has bun 4,5151., and the total number of passeegers carried 71,618. This represents a period of three weeksless than a year. It will be borne in mind that no part of the large traffic in minerals which has always been expected to arise between Whitehaven and Furness, on the completion of your railway throughout, b-s yet come upon the portion opened, nor cam it until the .ine is completed to the junction wan the Furness Railway. The lull developinont of this traffic will still de pend upon a connexion through Whaehaven wan the rail ways to the north, and with the harbour of Whitehaven. The bateau of profit at the credit of the revenue account for the half-year will bo earned, as be fore, to the account of interest on borrowed capital. The following director. retire by rotation, end being eletrible, offer themselves for re-election, viz : William Miler, Esq.: Robert Charles Hildyerd, E.q , Q C , Dd.P. ; Juba Palle, Esq.; George Pew, Esq., R.N. ; and Edward S anley, Big , dt P."—The revenue account for the halt-year showed the following totals: Receipt.. 2,466/. 14.. 61.; expenditure, 1,6491. 18s. 6d. ; balance, 8161. 16e. The gener a l balance sheet showed a total of 47,0941. 17s. 6d., out of which there were balances at the henker's amounting to 6,6131.35. 10d.— The Chairmao, in merino the adoption of •he tenni, ob served that the wanks of the line were proceeding as rapidly as possible, and it was now expected that the e hole of the undertaking would be completed by the end of next month. About 5,0001. had been received on the outatandieg calls. As to the junction with the Maryp at lice, the directors had not yet decided in what way that ought to be effected ; but they agreed that it must he done at the moat reasonable cut. They had 34,0001. of 11 bilitirs, end the whole expense of finishing the tine would be 55,010/. The bsliince at the bankers was 20.0001, another 27.C00k bad been aimed to be taken by the cnntractors, and .n tide receivable they had about 15,0091. Tne Chairman, conclusion, reminded the shareholders that the erimate on the whole line would not exceed 10,0001. a mile.—Atter some further observations the report was adopted. AI is INVARIABLY R& 4c,Deka% Iscasresiener, or El Mlle DC les* erristipatrd. Ways. or DC maars DELICIOUS En ef yam Me Lad wroth( and absoirins Arositaine fihirreff into tie ,fait 7-dot e at Mothithfroa with iroeat to marks WM Mr. Claims prorossind. mad Mr. J. Payne ththathil the prisoner. It appeared that this peer:cation was thrtitstad by the above company, Mr. Bhlmff being their secretary, wider the (*Bowing circumstances : The prisoner, it appeared from the evidence, bad bees employed as a labourer la eke docks, but Da the stoning of the 25th Juno last he was discharged by order of Mr. flitirret ar d there was no doubt that this had rotated a *none reviagefal foaling La his mind. About a quarter-past throe is the afternoon the same day the prow cater, who, though apparently a strong, powerful man. it appears is seventy fire roan of age, was walking along the side of the desk bola when he me t pris.ner, wh er e sumo up to hits and said that ho had roes discharged from his work that moreing, and ha wasted to know the reason. Mr. ithirreff replied that ha was not bound to give his any explanation upon the subject, and at the same time ordered him to go about his business. The proscator then walked on his way, sad when he had got a abort distanes he received a tremendous push from behind, the affect of which was to thrust hint into the canal, at • place wire there was a fall of sown foes, and the water eighties feet deep. He was for tunately enabled to swim a little, and to keep himself ,dear until soma of the labourers as.. to his amistana, sad he was got out by mama( a man being lowered, whose lag he laid hold of, and they were then both dragged up ; bus tho escape of the pramester appeared to have 'been oscet poserideotial. The prissier raa away immediately after eammuting the act, and he was not apprehended until the Uth July, whin he was found at Birmingham, and it was proved that on the morning he committed the outrage ho was heard to my to several of his fellow-labourers, that if Mt. fikirielf same out that day be:would have been in the dock, if he went in with him. Mr. Payne, is skimming the jury for the defence, endea voured to show that the incitation of the prisoner was merely to giro the prosecutor a ducking, and that he aid not intead to destroy his life. Mr. Baron Platt Lavin; summed up, the jury, after ter an hour, Land tie prisoner Gwidy the le The risme was sestina:4 to be masportied fee life. iff ::11 Greet _Waters IS so Is 12: 00 111 ... Dull sad Do. shares ... Lepeestsr sad Carlisle ... 37 971 „ 74 7 Ws. „ 96 98 49 19 201 211 33 13 IDs SS 39 1 13 d ISM 91 9 9 64 12 121 81 93 Si 6 7 11 1 916 41 44 to SI 196 136 67 ex dly Artldiom Al!cis Spair. .1 OM. , ties. Harem mad sal seat rippetibWagues entesardlemy ser•Mos et Me hod beyond •Malt miseem ^B. M.; 21b., am. cd.; ab, Us.; &lc Th e Mb. mi Ull• anima tea r.—The Burrs Palmas Pm fumy • .aedy iar mats. SlMti solms, surl rea g l , s i ad breath, are et emi•ells4 • 46. Id., or p Is. 44.. M., 17, yew noftwesses. um." sol sad bothsellers. Do. 'Mink Larteamtgre anctTt Do. ' .h..e...: ~... .. Do.rmn. ... ... .. liZr7l; Do. New (gni 6 p. Ct.) Do. Want Inkling Union Leeds and dradlord Leeds end Think J. B CALCUMIO. To the committee of Spamlib AneticaMbcTudiales: ;EWB.—Tlis aMIICS=4 la *a midi mOstres Odeon st wry swam se ) pro sten sal sem 11111•111.im or I ttr r patillimmi sommy sw ism only ii= ring se 4 illosa 111001116sse laifema . Imam NM mow sow am& THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. The inauspicious state of the weather has imparted an additional degree of dulness to the English stock market to-day, and the tone continues fiat, at a decline of k since the commencement of business. Console were first called 961 to for money, and k more for time, and they have since declined to 96 to 1. for cub, and 96} to 1 for Sept. 11, at which they continue quoted at the pre sent time. Business has been done in the Three per Cent. Reduced at 961.+1, and ;;the Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., at 9EI, and t 8 South Sea New Annuities. at 951. Bank Stock marked 2121. Exchequer Bills have been done at yesterday's rates, 655. and 6tia. prem.; India Bonds, 1,0001., at 85s. prem. Toe quotations of prices in the foreign stock market are merely nominal, business being almost totally suspended in this department The entire transac actions of the morning are limited to : Brazilian Old Bonds, small, at 92i ; Mexiesn, for the 30th inst., at 291 ; Portuguese Four-per-Cents., at 331 and 1 ; and Spanish Three per Cents., at 371. 1)o. PM. B p. CL No. I Do. Do. No. 2 - 6(;. No. ij Do. Pref. Quarters,l3.lB London and Blae,wall Lon., Brighton, er &Comet Dn. New Rua. G p. Ct... Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct. tate Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. per Cent... . Do. tketert. S p.CL.1652 London and Oreenwieh 10] II 48 60 and ROBINSON, and how L—Lard Joba Inman, op Rim.— imeroota.—The Toonwmors of Soallblold, of Poribranst. he. No. Ca. far &worn M. WI by la bacesellses unmeen. Do. Preference ... .. London & North-We tern Do. do. New 1 shares .. 560 ldi I 1 et di, 234 24y 111 11 . 14 16 11 p i n i 14 pm. 39 1 69y az dl. 21 20 dle „ II 111 1169 „ I 2 i Ps l4y 134 66 1 44 134 Y 414. (6) London & dootb.Western Do. New, f3O _ _ 111 f 171 is 60i ex dlv IT IN THE AMEHLEGAII. fag August 24, Awl ud waded*, Lifter ea the Awe.— .eay. o:d mid mew, by Wory blitfard—logeols of 7fa Two Ambers, win, Illowiseres— Illootrobbowi—Bouroboli Mato and Mod" , obaspoll U., sod to bkatbly Porto. A all bo►adYea. suety nady, board la a cover, dedised ` l . Hnostiurrs. Lag. Flonotrost. ri: Me., £4l Lowestoft Guar.4 Monett., Boz.„ ono Matlock Sleneb.,Shef jtaineolnA. Do. j sham, No. I ... Do. New SIO Pref. .. Ike. Moo. a LiocLUniow SPORTING. BETTING AT MANI ILBOR II 4 to I sr 'HESTER.,--TuEspey. iNDICAP. Cinema. T t it 71 8 31 34:(1/2 32 321 231 23) (114 13i 114 104 1211 LATEST BETtI3IV IT IORL-TCESDAY. IDICAP. 100 Do. 11;r01. and Derby ... 100 Do.ams. B. is B. 6p. 23 Newmarket 3n f 91 li ISt 7 to 9 apt Out "WWI apt aolitworkar 9to 2 Coll ta usg b wocd Il4to 1 CcW to 1 Veto 17 to 1 Reality 9to 1 Rork Tapley 14 16 15 lily tWILVO SSW 111011111. NW put ILI.. NT et LITZ sod Wised w af sM Sommer Iftraiise—Rusr. 111- 43laatile—The tins. tark i rcee= ori r e rt plisir—Orweiry .4 It Pleb. 114 1061— ampiss. Wang. ail. AM. Lola. Is. orb ; by ye. of &Unbar' nutauwermies el Dalai. fts. !ditise g:lo7, 1 1:01D. end ten ow course feem edie ,et twee brat (ease, Nei MO id sm. enfeebled enacituteen. lest haeseese the p:ranifty se on*, antdtan - ..es fee th disuse d pbnitelsorehleon at `,tow; Nam. IS, Oman Ory• ► tram as mew. awryleirs. an. . tb• Qty of LONDON, Lambsld .4 well=eand Onnand.rent, .4 will SELL b AUC LION tat Cu loss, Thi A .dley, Ogreblit, an TUIL 'l, is Pour Lot 4, TWO valuable YeIfJOIOLD No.. 17 and 20. Loris•-wall, • tem No. 00, ne.bary-cdsowearth, Paw - 4 Prangs= in Crimativet sdielslag. and a valuable and diebl• Inciarbeid improved 5.1 well.areared Oroasd.renla, wr annual, bolo( out of promises in Comb= rack.rowal of watch Is upwards of SSW per -4 4 allow Pa• prendarci to be visace4 and par. &policed= ei Yaea. lftneinaa, Young, ntsand; Mr. Cease, adveyar, Moor : dad at Mr. Paws, 10, Osekta.oiert, 02-1111112 T.-121 ardff of SU Malvin. BELL by AUCTION. at tin Oesitait street, Booketenet, TO-MORROW - 712RAL IMMeasel ei-ostave adage Ms ,NotoRTRA, parl..ar seraphim., he.— ~.as had, of P. Maim 1aq,115.44 as deep iitiwu • sadoftMa.etimm, anetimm, (o 2. Oar malsaiimail. mar Oa MMus 4tatitia. 8111111.—A of Woking lay evening ads Methaaiee' Institu adding', is reference to • retreat strike tandry, and more especially to the em 'reuelimen and two French women, who , t brought over from Paris. The -r. LJ. Hansard. From • written prepared fur the informatics of the teat there bad been disputes respecting t. Cad= and Co. and their mss four pates were at length settled by agree months ago an establishment at Hart. with the Callon foundry. and the men former were transferred to the latter ; 'cis the firm determined to mks the iformly 2d. per thousand, employe eighties in that hied of work, same persons when employed and others 2d. r thouisiad, • to age; that the j ou rneymen, 96 ea altireatim, partly en the 'MTN teases they regarded it as a peeled' wages; and that, failing of sue had in consequence remained on weeks—The Chairman read a letter received from Messrs. Callon on the v alleged, in their own justification. selves formerly submitted to them now adopting the least the firm was nple of other neuter typtfounders. it determination to ri eist the attempt n this letter was enclosed one from stated therein that they had no fired cams twopenoe, and in others two ite other hand, the chairman stated . Cloves invariably paid twopence were passed declaratory of symeathy —'..shun to support them in IDERWELL FAlR.—Yesterday , *Wore, of the nears of Chalker, re. mace, Wal worth, were swinging in rose Mines called High-flyers, at ruent it had atteined its grostost roue in their seats and were pitehooff of the :people a distance of 20 . up iosensicle and taken to the i.taleed fractured Anne and other impossible that they can recover. TO • MILL ENGIN,' AT STOCK- Ezionsner states that at about half jay notainr, in the Kingston Mill, oecu; tad by Messrs. Mieholis, machinery was at work, the pia /dealt' broke. The beam at that end *ton at the ~posits end down into tam ea to drive the bottom oat of it ',dared also broke the esplae beam kind jut passed lroom a spot where, torment of the aocident, he would oppenrd to have his band span the lately turned it off. The dunes will require nearly a month to is. . • le I 1 1 r - - - -------..-- / t 0......- N o . 1,2.14.. 1 1 r. 1 VENT , RAL GA et ine gf % • . ~,,ma n te s teM , es .. IX ~. ottASART tiENR 4.1 1% ' .. - 1 . ,..../ Cflarld Om C n.• ',..' i ...In. I•g • ITI" . 2' , •- • r,.. at *. °Awl '. -, 6 Ilewolultre . Ir , : ~ 1 , '' feet °barilwklrn ter' tut , • • •• 4 Stt.rne. In wee •-. ;•••• ' l. ''- : he leseneture sew 1 1.• • '.• . ~.• • •diag Slaw estiL •••••• ..1„,.....erte• at Is 'r. , ',' • ,..ets O.- cr.aral b V!', . .. In y tert,,,it wLb 0, r , %..rk• th • no% and i Ito , ' :y. the Inert ruler 11 r ea' • ,, •proetruaut to be h r s l 'i • • -.,e 2,rert , upon the • r , , - . \ ,.. t ...4 .4 4I P .... " • . ,-.l.le.anuned by the --- kt V. • Fll,ll l B. & - - --- A C0N, 4 1 . MERV I 71' : r , aVi Its for Salm ow. .` - - . b ., b..le contrive' r, • • .... . - . 4; Ind Arlen.- i'l I.- :' ' ' .....,. c.enness's 414 .. ir - ics.roet..treet. Awl r ,iir : I, V. t RSHAL then .• s Haat Hrs. eh '. , • t ., PoIIINIC CO 1 1 -, ' ~her to bet Is, r- . • ;n6E:Wiwi na It t7, -- t , ' ' . •:..nty. in IM4. b! 4 ,1 - - 1. . et. ',thee byte's,. 19,1.‘ ..' ..„ t wt. Candidate of W .': t :..... wools ,nrry 14 t :cl l. , ',.. he.. Irwin. ef , 4 1 l• le ''-'. • .: %will, Pablishne - • - ... I'IFUL 11A1H.-.1 B ~, on, .....nuates its bah • ....one. the btir ha I - . .. • ::-.'m wart end d . ~,,,onion at 4 -• ' •, . '.,•,•.• to the lame -", ' . ~,,.., eyetreses, sad r - . 1 .e. , ~ p •ration. Vat ..' • . . 7r...r.0 the bask ate be ... • ::•.• 'vie watt ninnew lb - . • , • ~,- mall). 10s. lb -v . ..., ri.e mum., article b h - - a ..1 tu :a o lima is the . • .......e. loader'. and by all, liu .-- --- P 1 RF EC 1 11 EALTH ~ 7 .•..1•: , without Medias% Ir . ~ • .. - F de3cate, dramas. a ..t. nt:rr., by DE RA 111 l a t ..C. t ".0.-11 , E7 tbalmad • ... 4 V.arrebie AI • • DV lONIIIIIk rt.. - ' • h•beet ins " v •- -- • nitters7lSTlrs 4 r•::. s• . r0;....4.11b..W15. SU. ILI • . ' • I . •, • • . r.nuctltee order.-11 1 • 1 es•ctoal tennedy he _ 1 ... ,'-...'.' . . , •''.• NW. thrnaa , :t ..-- :-. . see 1.. 1.1, Ss. le. harry and Co. V, -ewers, &retie% and b .. , , r . ~ NEWS, NEM I - . Leven Newepaise he I N .Ne rreePAPER maim I 1 ~.• • ..,..4 tte the neemene el . • - , s•rwee. electrie 1 2 ..., • '7! ••• Colnrewe of ia bT% u• • ••....s , : e rot. Prim wily' pr , ..1....a.:. to Folerud Lloyd, II I - - 1 1.:O , WIL N, JONES, sad - ..n. to PA Part 1 P... . 11.o..reee d neldreeta.- L. . . .-4-w linese• et Penh we ITSCR. Ns d -o. •1. E., eta/tree. and 44 1 PA MIRACLE-PLAT 1 THE LADIES' COMP , -• •.., the second and a 1 e. ' • ... n Poeertrym. old and a , _ • ••• •• . - ...•..ni, with Illoatisilo , • . S. W.,ealy, peke 3d., et T. - • : : Vll.taly bAsad el all b •.' : ..r l .:at V haft hi nearly t.: - -,.. : e t..,e work by IL N. Fit I dlai, 11, Itountrie• DR. COLVRIVIERLI ENJOY lairtbN ..n.........1....., rnrins : Rarly r - ten•owt 4 talirai lli Traaresi ll b.:4 L'Ali liasis e mg : aa g ' la:: .10-Tbe SlFlAMillkai II PJ Prania-On Reboi l 1.... c oropatiea. ha. E....GMLVES teem the IllOVIIT• :.d. I . L-k Illiet es dr Laluir-Illsi f...111.--Tbe Lakes et Clheesenian- That new ecti:, WH AI , be U t T. DI three ren ma= ane a yowner lew et en • J sdelatiland hwelth and newt, F• 24. Wets the set at piece, ae wo; ..th tsbise ant rena Ise t penny Ote. '..mood, 13. Pferszasedsawrow; ht. floinotreet : - direst train I ;AL . :MILE, IREEIIOLD4 in 4 I nee ,• A fitioburr, amid well-6 I Tt I it. r..r. aBeraVITCI wilt 81 ..':. t .:•:.• .7, at 12, tc Your I a,_. ''. ~ -1.,... bewg Noe. 17 err 1r L...• . et(' and Stop, being N k•7...,-:,, and a Hower and Pre b...t'er lb. (vy of Lorid , 6n, sax 1....., 6 a.otlhe of improved lc. ..t.:Olo I' rot Ila. row emus, is F" , , 1...r.ae.• the neihreotel • 1.:.2. . r kleigite will allow al h....r. nos tes obtained on applies . 1a"...t.., Ewoustreet, Stsaad N+7.• . at l , arrawaree• cad , ( , ••!.••.re.•, LintoleNhlam-iIeAL C • : •ITI.vtitECT 11021114 TM 1",....LE Ti ME7 will it it. El Ii .-,...,, Aue. 2•at I SEVER; all i hA • . ..t ... ••.t.sie grand %UPC 1 • -.arc. and adakineniewl, al 1 , .. ' A.- •••r et ; at Pe Iteense; I hr.r.',l--teett, Ilampawrideed. au TS /1.10C:61D1111' &Ml= IPen we held yesterday eveali Le. Sorekaleptawbutdiags, 1 e *e Csaare typo Iseradry, an tjatct at semi Frenchmen • te. eutePqaenee b• in bra Cu was I,lten 'by lir. L. J. ter - tan whlth ;eat. prepared weer, it appiwred that thee warn betwe. n 11,eire. Cuba ?WI tar., %Lich di/putts we sett ; tha' about six months hroltice w is united with the izt ras•er.als of the former b•l•om• time shames& the vote hl typerubbers sailors "1 ` sly hose under eight nttsaa, turner y. the sea L. received 24d., sad • :t:atarey limitati on se to 1 w t , mber, had resided the al '4 • e.• c ,n, and partly lonian ! I. rtluethas of tbeir own era, I e'.. •1.1 , bad wrath, and had at: •A. I tor abut 10 weeks. at.* Le 1.14 he had; mei,* brat day, in which they antis, tea: Pte men had jhreselves t.% prove ,, , and that in now al tt•s ICJ ming the simple of Ittt area declared their doter t' tree, to th.rn. la this 1 It •-rt. E,tog,n., who stated t lA, u 6.61 paid in s me omit I Not. he:lp•aty. On else otl I l k'' , Mr h. ay sad Ddr. Cloi •••I'rrahy• lio,u'atione were i •• 4 tts .tee, and of a deters boa senone ' , slower.. • IbrelNG AT CARDER "' - 'n•o•ott two leonler, *lean , L.' Y.' 10. IS. aufey-terreee,Sl 0 c1.•, , 0 dangerous antteines I 1... !%dr, when at the MINIM fey, they suddenly rose 1. '• ' - 1 , 2' 'Alf the beads of 1 .4 • . 1 co o.m yid,• d us 4 " . 0.'.1, boils lumina .u.teli 4 , nOes, Ir.wi whieb it is inns •.•. 1. 11' , 1 . ti LIAMAGR TO • .•. - Ire Mike•A•altr Erma * , *l4 o.'ekek • is Thursday I e sue .• Sto•ltpaat, ea L• ~, L. , ~ C .., 'PAM the sel j: it '' a. rtn• 'conk raided, no ~. . , se, end s• h• the piston . 1 , .I , r weh etch 'urea al .., :pm r . t v i ra....a pr-eluo t, t . l ;: . TI - *sew i r bed j I. ~."!!iitted at the mon kA tic Ile Limos '' '' , : , b ' , c. v., • hel isina,tiatell '' l4 et fito'ol at 5 Of., and will 9, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THE RIPIESIGNSATION OP QUIDATDOE UM talIT.—A terreopesigent writes: " Suodry paragraphs live been ' poing the mad of the press' in mimic* tot shove, but it may be elated in raid= thereto that they are all equally without loneidatioa. There is not the remotest prolubility that either Lord Feilding or Mr. Lehrer* will be candidates; the latter, it is well known, was only placed in his position or. the poll at the !me election by a coalition with Mr. Qtaultuns, ow rather, perhaps, by the ezebinge of split votes with the latter, sad, in addition, has sines ac opted an Miles which diequalifl.s him. The writer has good authority for stating that Lord Feilding has positively de clined, as has also th e Marquis of Granby, who was solicited by suite of the few resident members of the senate. On Lord Feilding declining, a deputation was mot to the noble marquis, who is visiting la Derbyshire with the Duke of Rutland and Lord Stanley, but with a like mutt, sad the matter has now been allowed to rest until other inlimential parties now enjoying the vacation return to Canabridg.-, and until that time all most necessarily be mere comae. THE BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE MERSEY.-0a visiting the none of the accident on Monday, we found the meet of the unfortunate boat above want, in as neatly es scald be the melee situation in which she was allow. d to go dome. A tag-boat, the Prince Albert, was on the spot, with two or three other boats, for the umpire of raising bar. Chen* were got under her, both lore and aft, and with groat exertion she was at lineal hauled op alongside the slip, sat far that her side and deck could be area. The tide 8 swing, however, it ene feud impracticable to get her high and dry, so that her forecastle could be examined g and she was, therefore, secured in her position to wait the ebb of the tide. The scene during these operations was a paia'al one, the owner of the boat, who bad het one son, being present with the fathers of the twins (Gerard) and of the two children (Bpenees). The relatives of the other lost parties were also punt. Noce of the bodies had been recovered so to the hour we left Fungi= on Monday night.—Liverpool Standard. THE RAVEN ON VULGAR COIIIOBITY.-1 have begun my great work about you. I have been colleens materials from the horse, to begin with. You are glad to hear it, ain't you ? Very Ikely. Oh, he gives you anise character ! He makes you out a charming set of fellows. He informs me, by the bye, that be is • distant relation of the pony that wes taken up in a balloon • few weeks ago ; and that the posy's gamut of your going tosee him at Vauxhall cardens is en amazing this& The pony says, that when he looked round on the assembled crowd, come to see the realisation of the woodcut in the bill, he found it irepoesible to di-.over which was the real Mr. Green—there were so many Mister Oreene—and they were all so very green ! Bat that's the way with you. You know it is. Don't tell me ! You'd go to see anything that other people went to see. And don't flatter yourselves that I es referring to the " vulgar euritrity," urn choose to call it, when you mean some cuitacty in which you don't participate yourselves. The polite curiosity in this musette is as vulgar as any curiosity in the world. Of Guru yen% tell me, ao it isn't, hat I may yes it is. What have you got to say lot youreelves about the Nepaulese prier" I should like To kosw ? Why, there has been more crowding, and pressing, and pushing, and jostling, and struggling, and strivieg. in genteel houses this last season, on account of those Ne palese prisons, than would tinge pleas is vulgar Cresorne gardens and Greenwich-pack, at Eseter time and Whitson- tide ! And what foe ? Do you know any thing about 'eat ? Have you any idea why they came here? Can you put your linger on their country in the map ? Have you ever asked yourselves a dozen common questions about its a mmo, natural history, government, productions, custom+, religion, manna's? Not yon! Here are a couple of swarthy princes very much out of their .lament, milkier( about in wide muslin trousers, and spriaknd all over with gems (like the clock-work figure on the old round platform In the street, grown soh and they're fashionable °videodisk seouters, and it's a sew excitement% foe you to get • I stare at 'era. As to making 'em to dinner, and seeing 'an sit at table without eating in your company (unclean animals se you are!), you fall into raptures at that. Quite delieioas, isn't it ? Ugh, you dander-beaded boobies ! 1 wonder what there is, new and strange, that you wouldn't lionise u you mall it. Can you suggest anything ? It's not a hipporta taus, I tropism. 1 hear from my brotherin-law in the Zoo logical-gardens, that you are always pelting away into the RS'gent's park by thousands, to see the bippopot.nitts. Oh, you're very fond of hippopotami, obi% you ? You study one attentively, when you do is. one, don't you ? You oome away so muck wiser than you went, refloating so profoundly on the wonders of creation—sh ? Hal! You follow me another like wild ruse, but you are not so good to eat I—Dietens's " Hottoshold Words." STABBINO.—A man named Thomas Ibell has been fully committed, by the Hereford county magistrates, for in findag a severe mud on • farm servant, named Wil,lam Pun at Mani Birth. From the evidence it appeared that the seemed was age of the Forest of Deaa out waggon drivers, and had pat up for the night at the sign of the Axe ud Cleaver, la Mach Birch, accompanied by others of his funnily. A dispute arose as to whether the aectered hod paid or net, and In the end ho and his party wen ejected from tics hew. On the retiring of P. nos some short Use aftsewerd, ice was saddealy assaulted by Ibell, and dasprogiely in the arm. A knife, bearing evidence of beino the Instrument with which the injury was infiiend, was found on the primmer. -He does not deny the charge, bat air as an steno that ha wee first assaulted. Cm bitted trial at the seises. THIS DAY. BOW.BIRKET. AISMILT PT ♦ BIGOAL.—P. Constily wm charged with essaulting Mr. W. H. Lincoln, a surgion, of John-street, Bre aim ick.spiare. The prosecutor, !wham mouth was very much swollen, said, yesterday afternoon he was in Carey-street, Lincoln's inn•flelts, with a small dog, when the prisoner solicited alms. Witness refused to give him anything, and desired him to p away. Toe prisoner refused to do so. and re peatedly asked whims* for money. The prisoner. Ending he could not obtain any, turned round to t►e di g and kicked it violently. Witness said it was a very brn I.h sot, when the prisoner struck him a violent blow upon the mouth, which was cut very severely and bled proineely. A police-constable raid he found the prisoner ani the pro• secutur struggling together, and ltr Lincoln's mouth was bleeding very much, and appeared swollen. The prisoner escaped for a Unme t bat witness apprehended him soon after wards. &viral of the b3standers celled out "Shame !" to the prisoner. A consa►le stated that the prisoner had been Is custody before for assault, and ►e then described himself as the editor of the Tempe►ance Journal. Mr. Henry said the prisoner bad been guilty of a most brutal and uprovoked assault, for which he inflicted the full penalty of bi , or two months' imprisonment. Tnis prisoner was locked up in default. CLERK EN WELL. ASSAULT AND ROBBililf.—J. Stoldnidge, a well known thief, wen charged by Ellen Beckley with having committed the following daring outrage and robbery. The prosecutor stated that last evening she left home to make a purchase, and was returning to her residence, when, on crowing White Conduit-fields, she was followed by the prisoner, who knocked her down, and assaulted her while on the ground. She resisted, and *rued out, on which the prisoner took from her some lace she had jut purchased, and ran off wilt it. She called " Stop thief", end he was stopred and given into custody. Sergeant Martin, 41 N, pave confirmatory evidence. The is said nothing in defence, and he was re manded. SOUTHWARK. . _ Ilioaw•t ROMIZIT Davis charged with beiog concerned with two others in assaulting and robbing Allred Greenland, clerk to Messrs. Sandrre and Co., whole sale cheessmonsers, of Collingwood street, Biackfriars-road, of upwards of three hundred pound. in gold, silver, end bank-notes. Sergeant Wright informed the magistrate that on Than. day manning last, a little before 10 o'clock, Alfred Green land was mot by his employers to the Southwark branch of the London and Westminster Bank. He pissed along Backside, and on arriving at a narrow passage, leading to Saint Mary Oving's dock, at the back of S.int Saviour's Church, be was suddenly attached by three men, who were laying ia wait for him. One of the men seised the bag eontaig the mosey and made off with it, but he ern pursued by a gentleman who withered the transaction, end eventually secured with the money in bin nossession, but the prisoner and the other man escaped. Witness re- erived an accurate deseriptios of the latter parties, and yea terday afternoon, a little before four o'clock, while he was passing along the Waterloonoad, he perceived the prisoner sad the other man leave a house in Sant Andreer's-terrate. He followed them, with two other constables, into the Olive Branch public house, at the corner of the New-oat, where they were both apprehended but, as soon as they got outside the Irmo*, some party passed a life.prsierwer to the other man, when he suddenly struck Serpent Jones, who had him in custody, on the head, frao• taring kis scull be a dreadful manner, and made his cipaps. l The prisoner was, however, conveyed to the police ration, and recognised moose of the men who committed the robbery. Mr. Edward Ward, a salesman in the Borough-market, said he was at the end of the passage when the robbery was committed, about 10 o'clock on Thursday morning, when he saw the prisoner and two others loitering about. He suspected, from their manner, that something was wrong, which induced him to wait a hole time. He accordingly went op a opener end sow Greenland approach, when one of the fellows called out, " Here be conies ;" and before witness mild get from his hiding-place, they had knocked him down, aid robbed him of kis money. He punned the man who bad the bag, and, with amistance, secured him; but the prisoner and his companion escaped. He was quite certain that the prisoner was one of the men, and he believed that he was the man who exclaimed " Here he comes." In answer to the charge, the prisoner declared that he was in bed at No. 8, St. Andrew's-terrace, at the time the rob- I bury was eouladtted. Mr. Seeker remanded him until to-morrow. SllO6B Ilt FIPAWCII.—The Monittur publishes an anoint of t►s situatioa of thew ►oms-made sugar manatee• iure. On July 31, that is, at the sad of the .lsrsn•h swath of the auger year, the quantity merle was 60,763,790 kilos.. or nearly 23 Wiliam more than 1849 had gins at the cor responding period. What la still mon remarkable is, that only 6,600,000 kilos. nests on hand, or 327,269 kilos. men than ia 1849. The number of (eateries at work has aug mented, being 288 in plies of 284. The unoccupied factories hate dasreased from 23 to 9. ENGLISH [UM:M.—Tan DAT. 13mali Stock. 211 13 3 per Ct. Com Acc., flept. H. 961 3 per OL SW. Aunt., § I s 31 pc cu. 361 3 pot Ot. Oos. Asia. If Itzetepor 13111•46 s. to ea fOREIOeI ITN _ ___ _ . . II per rt. Mete l% Boorr.-:- 41 pee 01. bus. Perk. 90 11 si per 6 pee Ot. Ungava Ns.. WI 3 WA. sew. 90 V 2 6 per Ct. thiet9m Ayres. 93 9 Pim ChM.. Oda" Id 4 144t0 Colurob. De b Colun9blan kAue ler 3 per Ct. IlanLth 1914.. TT 9 14 per Ct. Du:eh !Ph., 914 4 pee Ct. Lora Lem.. ;:rl . l7.6rarada bk. M Unoula Deena B&. 4 II per Ct. Wm. DU, II per et. Peruvian Mu. 1431 ronuutia• Crum. 13 4 e per Ct. Rum. 1141.,111 13 Mao Semi& 111 I 3 per Ct. simile 8ee...172 Do. Deferred Louo Passive Hae llds.. s 3l per Ct. Vousumis Bus.. M 6 Veu•susla Plierred 110a..13 13 MINCING-LANE.THIS DAY. fluoca.—The public sales went elf well. Tier consisted of foreign. White flavennah bought in at hirli 29i. 6d. to 335. in bond. Porto Rico sold freely, from 365. to 43... duty paid. Refined firm, at yesterday's prices. Correa.—Tue public sslu ars progressing steadily; good ordinary native Ceylon quoted at 41s. to 42.. Tea.—Tnis article has a firm appearance. &Ica/ remain steady .• Aleppi Pepper bought in at 31d , which was a high price . Pimento sold at 61d. to 64d. per lb. CorroN wallows oull of sale. Rice remains without alteration. Shoo.-56) bone. small pearl sold at 21s. In other articles no material alteration. Duty paid MI Sugar to test work In London, UM- ewt. pool, Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 3,400,329 To the same {.triad lam year 3,290,521 Lwow 189,508 trtrints PAID ON TZA IN 1880 TO um wail'. 10. London 18,181,419 Liverpool Bristol 11811 ......... .......... ....„ 1,424,438 Uri 24,130,123 Seas time f■ lie ..- .......... ..... 23,612,630 z........... 537,492 TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY. The market is very dull to day ; the demand is small on the spot, and sellers of new Tallow are more ntuneroue than they have hitherto been. Prices are quoted as follows: Town Tallow, 35s 64.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 61.; October to December, 375. ; October to December, sepa rate months, 375, 6d. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market from abroad ; about 7,090 on. have come to hand during the we. k. The morning being very wet, furors displayed a 14tle mote firmness, and Monday's rates had to be submitted to, in the limited amount of transac tion. in either foreign or English Wheat. Barley, Beans, and Peas were in limited request at Mon day'. quotations. We are without arrivals of English or Scotch Oat., but from abroad there was a fair arrival of vessel. oat-laden, and although no advance could be obtained, needy buyers had to pay very full prices. AtfIVAU INTO LONDON FROM 19th Al7O. TO llat ADO. Qn. Rae Mu Matah. DOA. Farwell. Whoa ...... I 200 1 I .... I 7090 Earley . . ..... 5710 Oats Meer. 110 walla ; COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holywell, 13s. 9d.; Wells End Braddyll's Hilton, 16s. ; Walk End Huwell, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Limbless, 16s.—Ships at market, 69. NARROW ESCAPE Or Mit. C. B. BALDWIN, M.P.— This gentleman yesterday proceeded by the Gem steamer to Purflest, from *blob place a boat was hailed to take him off in the middle of the river, when, stepping into the boat, he lost his balance and fell backwards, and the tide b 4 very strong, he was carried down • great dietaaoe,tl was obliged to swim nearly half a lone before he could reach the boat, as the boatman mat incautiously threw out one of hie oars to mitt him, and thereby rendered himself incapable of directing the boat; bat, fortunately, Mr. Barry Baldwin, being a good swimmer, came u_p to the boat in a most ex hausted state, and was sacs d. He was taken to the booties's house, where be was provided with • change of oodles, and has telt little or no ill effects from the untoward woodchat INSPECTION OF COAL MINIS.-By SA not pawed on the 14th instant. the Bw:rotary of State is empowered to appoint inspectors of coal mince, and it is to be hoped that a recurrence of so:duets will be prevented. The duty of an inspector will he to enter, inspiet, and examine any coal mine or colliery, and th e works anti machinery, at an rea sonable tithes. by day or night. as also to inquire into the ventilation, of the mines. Every facility is to be afforded to inspectors, and to owe is to be appointed to the office who is a land month or ransom. Notice of soot dents in mien is to be mot to the Home Secretary, and previous notice of inquests is to be gives to the Home Secretary of deaths from accidence In mines. Owners or agents of mines, or other persona, obstructing an Inspector, may be good not Ices than 61., and not emeeding 101. The set does not extend to Ireland. :: Do Extension Do. Civaran. Sb per Ct. North ;UM Ser th Stufft:nishb Oxford, Wore., & Wolter. Preetoo and Wye° Do. l .hozes (A) Read„Baird, and Reigate Horton and Do. Sliepreth Estamaion Sciati.h Central I ho., CI o U Da, New (instal:deed dhrewebury and Chester gi o or. W. !ht. Do. New ~ Do. s per cent. PreL Obrotnenre Union ... South Devon ... Do. Pre serve° South Staffordshire South ♦astern ... Do. No 4 Reghdered South Wales ... South Yorkshire, D;;OCIY1- and Goole Waterford and Kilkenny 1 Wear Caller, 6 p. Ct. ins Wills, Somerset, StWeys Yerk,Nesreaatleknervickl Do. Mt. (York& NOWC4I. Do. G.N.E.PurchorPrel York and North Midland. - -- Do. Preference .. Ynesnon Iten.weee. Ang (late rlian and Anatrian) Boulogne and Amiens .. Central Frame (Vlerzon) Dutch Rhenish M: it Indian Great Indian Peninsula... Do. W. ... Itianatar ascil.lsipi ... ::: Northern of Friar... ... riaaaiaal nari Paris and Orleans Paris and Baur i.Tit; and Etarirobou . ri Rosen and Hans Sambre and Meuse Tours and Nantes ... LIVERI'OO, Swam-Rica IL% oß.—The m, but priers were seemly. Laneashis shares), V 3-16 3 3.16 d.—Ditto (321.1 Western, 1113—Ditto (new 3 shares) (3 shares), 25 4 15.16 d.—North Briti trr, and Cluster, 61 —6outh Easter qd.), 53—York, Newcastle, and Berl 51 d.—Vork and Borth Midland, 153. MANCHESTER, August 20. BTOCI•EXCBANOI.—Up to noon to-day there wu no buaineas on our Eat:lunge, end bat Lute In the afternoon. Prix* have a drooping ten‘kney. LELDS. August 20. aroci-Exciumos.—There has been a doll market this morning, the chief mleihaving been done in North Written and York and North Midlands, the former of which declined to 14, and the latter to 15i. On Saturday there were many ca'es of York and North Midland shares it 1111. the small rate of dividend, namely, 3s. per share, being the cameo( the present depression. WINDINO-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.- 1311/A2 NUNTH OP ENGLAND BANKING COMPANT.—The Master in Chat eery (Fairer), who has for a oossiderablit time past been engaged in winding up the affairs of this bask, has made some heavy calls on the shareholders to discharge the liabilities, whtch, according to the statements of the petitioners fur winding up the concern, amount to 300,0001. The petitioners set furth that the bank was started with • capital of 400,0001. in 20,000 shun of 201. each, and they believe that, av the deed was; only executed by some of the shareholders, its provisions were atop. rein and void. Pro fit, in carrying on the business from 1832 to 1847 were con siderable, and lug. suns were allotted to the shareholders in dividends, but on its affairs b 'coming emborramed in the latter year, the London and Westminster bank, who were the London correspondents, deelieed to honour its drafts, and the otanpany ceased business. The direeton set about realizing the suety, and to meet urgent demands, and • mul titude of actions, made a call of 51. per Aare, by which 60,0001 was raised, but many shareholders refused to pay. Two subsequent calls of 61. per share war* made to pay off incumbrancee, but they produced lees than the first. In 1548 the liabilities, as rendered by the company, had bean reduced to 444,2321,, being • reduction of 134,3671. since 1847, and of 1,420,8231. since the period when the bank stopped payment. A sum of 89,3061, had been received on calls, and the deficiency to be met by the sh are h o ld ers was 87,3731. A fourth call of 61. wu after wards made, but being inadequately responded to, it was resolved to bring the setdement of the affairs of the concern under the operation of the Joint Stock Companies Winding um Act, where it now is. It has been a matter of remark, that the offices of the masters in chancery, as now constituted, do not afford suffi cient publicity of repaint*, or • fair means of Aligning in formation regarding the management of many of these ills starred undertakings, and at regards the one in question the obsorostton is perfectly in point. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. The following is the auditors' report, to be read at the meeting to be held co-antroe : "57, Coleman street, Aug. 9, 1850. "Gentlemen,—We regret the., notwithstardicg the utmost diligente and pereeverance, we find ourselves still un able to make a complete report of the result of our investiga tion and analysis of the capital exp. minute of the Eastern Counties Railway C• mpanv. The examination bas a two fold object: namely, the eecertainment of the integrity of the expenditure charged; end :he pro !uction of an accurate and lucid statement of it, in order to the cuo exhib.ti in , uuder appropriate heads, of the coot of the various line• sad works executed. The extent and muliferious clAirac'er of the transactioes which constitute the subject -matter of investiga tion would alone render muck ties, and great labour Deanery in order to us satiety:eery completion • but the difficulties we have met with in the cond uc t o f our in quiries have not beta simply those which necessarily pertain to every operation of the like nature; we 'were had to act upon ciostused, inaperfrc-, and trreneoui ac counts, only prtielly supported or explained by vouchers, while the vouchers tint mull be found were promisee Italy heaped together without order or arrangement; added to which there existed a general want of uniformity in the mode of treating various part. of the gam.: or similer accounts at different periods. li-. this etate of circumstances we found it indispensably necessary. it enter to carry on the examination intelligibly ar.d with certainty, to establish sup plemental book.; and, in effect, to reform the entire accounts for a considerable period, opening a personal account with each individual recipient of the company's cash, and allow ing no credits to such recipients in tine, 'tree of cash paid to them, except upon the authority of bills, invoices, certifi cates, or other adequate vouchers. The deficiency of voucnen has thus proved a fruitful source of difficulty and delay, leading uaaveidably to much correspondence and personal discussion with parties, in order to obtain nom them the information which the v. tatters would have afforded. Although to the causes their glacced at is to be mainly referred the nor.-termination of this inquiry, it is to he borne in mind that, in addition to the conti nued investigation of the capital expenditure, we have been called upon during the half-yen to perform certain other special services conneved with, or arising out of, the accounts, such as extensive calculations to determine the amount earned by the company's traffic over each particular section of the line, with a view to the formation of a basis whereon to found a revision of the present system of rating railways for parochi .1 purposes, the preparatien of the volu minous return made to the Rouse of Lords in answer to the order obtained by Lord Brougham and other matters. We may also =idiom that the examination of the important items of land purchases and compensation has been attended with peculim difficultiea ; the elliff: of our examination into these matters in coupe :ion witti the pecuniary transactions conducted through the agency of the late solicitor to the company, made clear the necessity, in order to do intim to the interests of the shareholders, of subjecting the whole of those transactions to a most rigorous scrutiny. The meagre and unsatisfavory state of the information which we found existing in relation to this branch of the inquiry had been an *special cause of delay ; but havicg already made a report to you upon it, we do not :eel it to be riming now to refer to the subject, further then to state that we are still pur suing it ; and that since the date of the report alluded to, we have found further sums to be accounted for by Mr. Duncan, which, together with those reported, make a present total of about 30,9001. to be accounted for by that gentleman. The items of which that total is composed occur at various dates during the years lb 15, 1816, 1847, and 1848. Independently of the advantages which must neces sarily result from tha extensive examination, in the sense of • well informed conviction produced by it, of the truthful nen of the accounts when finally settled, and the more in telligible and cumpreheusive view which i:. will have been the means of presenting of the character and location of the objects to which the co.vpany's capital has been applied, it has already been productive of direct pecuniary benefit in the discovery and setting right of errors to the extent of up wards of '6,0001, ex.lusive of the important result of • similar character arising out of the examination of the trans actions and proceedings of the late solicitor.—We remain, gentlemen, your mos: obedient servants, QUILTER. BALL, and Co. Tu the Chairman and Directors of the Eastern Counties Railway." SUICIDE ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.--. On Monday evening en inquest was held by Mr. C. Lewis, at the Greyhound Tavern, Lea-bridge-road, on vie , . of the body of Wm. Board, aged 41, in the employment of the go 'eminent email run iactory, Holield-lock, who committed suicide on the Eastern C .unties Railway. The deceased, who lived at Enfield 'with his lamily, bet for some time past exhibited an ab.rration of his mental faculties. He left his home on Thursday last. Oa Saturday morning he was ob served walking in Le)ten marshes, neer the Eastern Coma ties line, when, on the 8 a.m. express train to Hartford proceeding down the line, as it ruled the I.ra-bridge sta tion, he attempted to go on the line. The driver sounded the whistle, upon which he started back, but w hen it got closer to him, he deliberately placed his head beforn the near wheel of the engine, by which it wall immedieele from his body. The train was promptly stopped, upon which the lifeless body of the deceased was taken to the Greyhound. Verdict —" Temporary insanity." 16 17 4 44 3 111 G 6 41 42 6 1 1 1 1 161 - 19 ISI 61 71 exln 4 P l 6 111 12 9i 9 db. 71 7 dia. 9 91 5 10 4 5 GI 76 1 01 dls 12 126 46 31 die , 5 7 5 44 3V dis. 14i ;5 14 15 20 i 22+ 54 5 dis I _5 14i 15 34 1t di.. S 41 OIL IS :54 41 51 dia. 5 4 . 14 db. 14 lit I Pla• Par tWu 4 1 11 II 0 141 141 41 41 ills 29 31 ii lie ex div 61 6Ws 91; 9i 2t 2i 10i 91 dim 23& ex dly August 20. Tut to-day wu Tory dull, and Yorkshire eooaol. (fifth our). 9 d.—London and North 13-16 p.—Midland, 32I—Ditto 10, 3 13-16-9hrensbury, Dawes and Dover (No. 4, is. as lek (G.N.E. 6 per oent. '36), -Dutch Medan. 5 7-16. 23 26 40 42 144 Is 14 41 3 141 91 4 4 ISI 1