The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

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At 12. ~or pabasatidtylimill. at peat oaf, of EMI Ms. or AN , ' • LAN , g S ., ' • a wattitastara, maw aspetitabisose • sAt. 6 ion ' ate J. U • wain, Was, r. 11.41. dessass le 0° l3l fsaMir offs•pousat .cig ant lAA soliat isrparsis lowa of tio• •• e tAlf .urrurslia W No Am; holsebs ~,turd wiA onalawial rem and dinifist i ftt VIA er • .lestmee of about army asessoil Mei the hasiste -*;:‘,.." ..dl with an aearrrblY srdsaarsuss. The sod • ' esmas4 Orel Or mot odhleg sal Yrs T.augilial MA" NM lbw Warr PLC ''; Ity • ' owe n et • A .da .. ...„, c 't ;1• :te art 6 the terelleas redo st_lr_eildeelleil th.h, allas diersmeds.l4 deo a re Ow Thillrige relleasp seaders. II des Pods ♦' gnaol, sod Mfrs 10 . asee err tee ler. 143 " . "' bre ihr dmosia-agosal ow " a• Wale we a:ago cealoool - yrtilve and WWI pride, merry rm. da oval lorodlor. Trot est remahe o r ere ski wawa. to the enerese,a=trirer a l= ta . ..."7 4 . : smbiady. asg:111400kal sesseledess, li' 4: offi s k i t a llial= .. Oirs ta• of gL. La fa maw* pof pnoiroatke. i reed n s , and ems., rdrerldle Idle, • Odle h e prey %sty! !Age was orieledly erred setorrert. sad arepardp It Ids prod des shp , et the Earls awl Delos et Dire sr $14.1. I Z.* v: Waled a ss M nay be sees at lia..Onewores .•. Lou. 'don , desertion Let urf •.. raw .sd redder. dr be las salrls.ll, or, as „ An s ,y, July Pardonless re cep le shirr et *1 ,„..toobory.of ND. Der. dr MU arse erase sal ' Ley std properties. A LL ! e, um SHOWER BATHS, hated*/ a cy NZ, portable date (II ha. re, ISs. add "Tarr& : re strut s purl, tie lever Pre p eel s h e .111 curtalaa. frets :s. eesh. Per lbeder Der, . 4 a each, herd err Dare. rib GNI. t.c.:4 rce.pusp and top, ample% rib tswite. sod Mud Amato Sr an, in is . sr aellt.l.lAll A 131.111'011 Mopes ar dr. -4.4syst. coma of Newsman.. NY Po. 1. Now. 'vat scar all die needles re lie err. so er ovr. erisairely M odes d lest darter. g.: %crw ad oar se see to trusty egr uravuiss et w ort leurnigery M•llasere la W direr% Ma snide n• E.uay TEETH.-ROWLANDS' °DON'T°, Pea: Thr..froar. • mills powder, ompsuadid et Or -cgt ream!! Impollsou of tlt• &Mid brisk st Is pereezni brieltslas the kith, strtaglim. a! _• elm*, and in dr lentli Men and pers. It init. adheean die IS sad lama • pates vt.tre • %it esazne:led whew IttrrMpU and isdkoartetk ✓ -•• —Mthe !later progremi dim et t tank reitsam is et tLe VIZ& Mrs . la psi Ws. !swan 41 mom IN swam soli Yr *gym% • litulmie (Vel• e .12!:.e bet.-11•A briars et 111, Ilittopierdes e • tife.Al perfaser• FENCERS IPULMONIC ELIXIR.—This solo • ot.sluist NO punks la pabitk astlassics, ! eaNON, wit* Wham, sad palmartini soNitadsb. pleptrise this Iwo most Mt it ON -.IN WNW* aseirtisittin implibis said en anal* aostomottoti hoe rosoorto tlit tr.tursa owl amen ebb vill be Pea r yboli le Ito rn to a hollows Lent selbmith ewegiNite, 1/1191M. . It AP! WC: eartilels Ms, St use el 11.—Poopeoed owl 101 l . T Nig • OF Ups" frirs=ll= Iris ; ; liardia sod to ar.r.:l3mstrest=a layer owl Salm lbsoilsor ILN*. Or,iiilNNNi k u ir m il lietiadliNits. la bowie, at h .N. N. mei Mr at SPOIL Iselin poorly Ohne mu— PEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT MEDI- L :NE. Inesmdiese, ar Larose Is the nog asmosly d.. ... I.i•' cargipated, Moms. debillskied, at shattered weal :-.• • . *, 1.t." ItAlt ere DELICIOUS ILLSLTII aptroaorp : 7soomml toolimoolids of mirk from Lord Stowe Es Lee., C..arrabie Anbelmosa Moab Stook of lam llsikwaso. Kat Drs. Cr.. Barmy, sad insosiondomit inkor pow= of respectability, plNs Me onfamodlasoy woodos sod Ont.r., vim strand this hod lora/ a doubt la mins% ink A. 1114 ed.; 2114 Y. ed.; Mb., Us.; I'l. Its. lf-rsr.• Mk, Us.; 141 b., I. The Mb. sad 1114 morimistroo fre.;t of Pookoffir oodok--714 lorry sod Co., 117, raw goad. r.:Lasko ; also of anew sad B.Wr, lkS, I.= Moak MI ON 111111.1ismillay; 6114 t r, Hamay; ;at 4, Chespoids ; 4 osl 0,1811611111111. : Maas 10, sod 431, Rua ; dik Oak LL. • sod throes! all yews, cbemisto sotdiolms ismilons Ind looMelles la the kingdom. 14 . 37! .WO/41. h. co., .„. 7;.7.l . 6itiiiii 414JOYMi T of _ LIFE. " Babb. rearatbas. awl railcard ass at tims." : tarty Illmyr—Sprisi awl Offirmir temp at mMa balms at Laralsta—The Helms Lim. Paal= rah NIA Lady sad (Aber plainest ylassa—amery lanibba—lbe 4a—Lo dpi at lliglit—lmibip at Hasa— lob— T t a DDeepaysse--Cla &time, Drake& illemoba Babb* al*. Ins. Lim stlis. rrAGIIIST:I ban ha. the MOCNTAIIab. I "al& la. aaali ; by past. Ir. IL A;7l:=A BLit lo Lakso—lbsoi d lllabosti, 11.-11 to Isiso of killansionioloomos WA" is, r fo " tAt a b l illlZ PI Z " That tkroo score yam ad on or awes my ma.' £ ;Argot mist of aim= Ns j u ir m e LI sort) or I: • ,Ashiatass4 boo" ssi ✓ tour the Am of to booloosor oft", art salaams sg bp; with, two ad Moo kr do dist sod "poled tordoilos al ope74•Vib. &awed, TOONI/AMOS; MN" " Oornhill ; Combo. 111, rwrllliti sr dint ins saior. 10 ; moolLoistra POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW.STILEET. C7,4.10Z or STAIIIIIRO A WIFE.— W. Fennell, a porter tte employ of Dr. Towseesd, of the Strand, was charged watt etabbiau his wife. A teruheate waa predated from the heswearierm of SILO C 'Lige Hospital, statist( that Sarah Fennell was a is the hospital, suffering his • very dangerous tread is the pules of the right Ned, whisk had been is by some sharp instrument. te/lice. constable No. 100,_ F deposed the he was oa duty this morainic la Portugal-grim, when t , I tat drive op to the entessce of the Hisrecellege ll•oyits.. A f e m a le alighted, and wee mated in by several Pmts, sae ca being engrained by the house semen she was kw to se suffering from • deep Jacked weasel in the palm If tht fyht head. After the wound was dressed, eke said she um th e Cie of W. Fennell; that she warn is bed whin her tasbastd tame hawse, and she told him it was a very late ly.or for am to be out. 'Other words ensued, mid he lifted am, sod aimed a blow at ber. She raised her Tight std stn kit 'something sharp enter her hand. Est ken , : Il.st eke bad been stabbed; her amuse troarbt stein'. of the lodgers to her Resistance, who at mot mined het tie hospital. Winsome took the priseass tato ma y. Witaess searched foe the wimps., bat was amble to had my. The pri.utur stimitted that he etre& his wile, but the woad was caused by the nails of kis amen. His wits ag panted him to strike her. Loth mid the primmer made tie same statement to hiss j av , csel'Ay, lad he instaatly examined his hands. There *l4 "skims:we of blood upon them, and from the nature of the emir:, be had no doubt it bad bees lailicted by moue *up isqi want. Mt Hem, remeaded Um prisoner tuna Friday. - - Tug 111171 kn AnengioLoGlCAL ASSOCIATION. — lei society have yet forth a notice by shish it that Sew us..a. meeting (the seventh) is poetposed= s l9.ll tN Atte•t. he seetiar is not to be eoullated to Manatee. be partly conducted at Uncut, sad the pro. ae "tF vettlede on the 24th of August. Os the 19th the la'D•ww weetelde is the Towaltail, Manchester. flea 1144 " i theY go V. the tubed*, sal (after divine service) etemmt that set,. et edam. They mut afterwards ia the 1 . 0 4 . 4 • wear, and in the email there will be a meeting tht Meet me.' limitation for discusetes of papers. Oa Swant te de l (Tuesda) there will be eacursioes to the horitster. t 1,4 Chiltern—the ancient abbey at gre WKe tad castle at the latter heirs °Meets of at web,' to the antiquaries. la the evening they will et astsr, papers to be wad by r. r'uot. Last Junes tad isthmus. are M Os Wedaseday the Pntreil to the raise of Pusan Abbey. and at (rile fa the funks', and rweiimibl• at l ' a aaater, whoa pepsse trill be reed t o the salt Yetiee of fr warm ner W. D. Hemmed, Bat ). sa is " A'. 6 , amps 111 15 V.P.), aid es ancient twee Hoes (J. R a pP., F .S.A.). Thursday t , le &tread io ea auseleaties Lescolos Curls sad ioit to Swats Cask. The sompeay Muni to sus- Siemer the Sm. eveaseg, where wade, win be held sad 14 1 4 h reed—eae the Rev. A.. Muse ea lesassehlre "Ma" ; 044 W. Beeneeee_ in., ea anew et Slue I, :46 `tailel'.l4 the beaks d the Mersey • attetheir by J. Just, see J. flarlud, isa.,es the issue es skies .1 It attester ; sad the de by DT. Bel/ ' " 01, Me wheel septiewtha of mem to the ppm se sow es eb t". 4, " kreday (Aug. 23) soveral mere win bo seri, end Carer will take plus is the weals,. 0. Saturday Lite proceedings el.es with a visit le Cleethua's Hospital. oielgustos, awl the maim el NM anditienel !slime Le W—g •+•r Megi3Vl co, • 1 UIPERIAIL PA/111. soma OP &WNW& THIS DST. , • The llosszia %eh the &sir it Sir ROBRIT PAHL leek t. Ileibe sad Taaireetb. The boa. umber ass latredased he lir. %Am sad Mr. CeadirelL TIM DAWN ROTHSCHILD. TIM Herod ROTHSCHILD praisseed himelf, saddle Mai &MP, to he mesa. lis was idaidlased ler Mr. Pegs Weed end Mr. Jobs Abel TM SPRAYS& amid that be hoilsailessi him that ski hoses had woe to oho raskikarehilbalt dee Out to weer hha meet des Old eeisasest. as *shims et satli Wa di* IS smdease. T TM CLERK eless sdadalalstimill die es* el elleolsase, able h the bona t.a.abd is as audible vein. He dim S.N dle minidisk, the sash or Tho sash sf sleaurdlea was this imaralesed 87 8 =Z with. mid the vends, "Oa die am faith et a bristle." IMO repealed. by Iho Cie* aim the. hares said, I eels these woods as. ass lairedlas es au esaesiemee. Oran eleeerisa,) The SPILAX.IIII thea esH tlie Ma. caberarses draw. (Criss el " se.' "Best, esid." "Clair") Mr. Mows sad INN Y . Taman rue Mr. MIMI said be ease te elder. T hel' essaldered the Speelm bad airman tha sinalier ter loads= le retire, Es bad adios she stabs ea** lehle—(" ")--la thee ‘ l l7 vim biPOst •-•- isilideed le Ids Midas. Ma. somber do take lie seat. - 0 - 1041 - A - 61 - I. The BPILAIRR-1 abided the has. member tie with anew, Ile be did sot take that three led wade el the oath reseribed Isy the eat of parilanmat. An F. THRSIORR mind that Mersa Retheshild, is. of the members for Leaden heelsp velased te take the oaths pesuiribed by law is le takes belare s number is. sit sad Me be *dhow" Mr. Speaker de Wu a sew writ fee a meimbee is eerie he the shy of Lowden. Mr. W. P. WOOD end the member for Abingdon had =fin a sew writ, sad had set elated any reason. He mem, el am anoidessat, that the aid of ths boa. sawsebee wes MIL This woe • quid= deeply mintiest the privileges of rem hone sad the sights of ites. The sleben of Lanka had dews They winesselidel se nee adhere wm .a r l s g eri teates brie( the Mere bath hewer esep hi aleved It their right teamed Hf,,.. "'""ft sad that le bed • ftlm se • net s day were llefhseild g um% tie lathe studies be 'mni he parliament. A bill de bare and was cursive eleminese.l Dieu 8/4110 shit sniped his seat, sad weed if it was the Inesatisa of ins dollen le seed him again to pediment be tam the m.r'sad the newer was es e midesity. • .., peeled this kerns, we Muted by she other, and they weilai side this third year. Anther quoin *roe ea the net of the &donna ef Mr. Peen late windiest by • neon low of the haste. It wee Insulin it formed • pendent in this one, sad he (. Weed) mud for • committee S. lignite Into the gushiest. He was preluded been offering Amy means as the need, but she knestigaties tally bets out the OM of MI Peers, and the result was that on tide peewee case the house was estealled to take say steps ; the oaths haviag been duly takes the mat wee set maid A bill was anis brought late this hone after the eammittee, the elesten still waiting patiently, sot ditties te finelve • Mains* be tween the bootee sad • court el law. Ilue whim that skied bill was withdrawn they lend en Imre hesi tate to bring the natter es ea heat H. hoed to be able to Nadas, nisay hosounhis miesbers, and eves the amble lewd whe u =sastneed an anodes before die son wee dosess)--ded th ene sae so mammy is rinse—( mho meet Mbm is two Mem, Ry MOW Chubs 11., the tine s sae Islam the two led Goths were reedited. The 1 Wallin sad Mary re. paled the 80th Charles 11., bat rem swans* it es to the peas). ties. The penalties were aktar end illsdast. If the oaths were sot taken the seat would ham lima vacant, sad • new writ Weed. There was uo doubt they had been taken awl pre. perly taken is the present cme. Then sets the oath el OM ratios the ease was remark ably differed. It was has edema by 13th Wm. 111., e. 6. The penaltes were that, if it wellest takes as there prescribed, the perms should he •Soseuse • Perish, meant sawn. be disabled from bas in nadir the crown, sad be disabled Iron sitting sad la the Hoses of Commons. This might be considered in as mass as • vacancy in the seat. This am, however, wee altered by let Geo. 1., 6.18. The Popish recuuncy mid the disability to ben tines, as well as the disability as sit sad vote, were cussed over by the 19th section of that are. The set of Charlie was express that the seat was meant, sad • sew writ should be moved ter es the mashy of not taking the oaths, and the at of William was to the same *Ant, bet the set of Geer. • deliberately omitted the diequelilleatios and disabili= mad vote. The boa. member, therefore, was not from satins or voting, though he might be liable to the pe nalties for liaise sad voting, abbe:fit he would advise so use to try that queues in • court law. Theo, as to hie &menden at ,that the mat was full, had the hon. member foe London takes the oath of abjured°. ? Were the words " on the true faith of • Christian" words of &dietitian or • declaration of Christian principles ? The case of the Quint's dewed that thaw words were not a pert of the ate,—it west not • part of what • men SWOTS to, but whet he swore by. (Hear, sad cheers.) The Mind Bth Williams sad Mary, a 34, matted that the solemn defile/ado& of Quakers shoaid be received to all cases when an (ea was required. All the act could do we to ensue them hone swearing, not from anything on the su b. stun of the nth. Then cans the set of 6th Anse, e. 23, solely relating to the eath of abjuration in Endlead, sad it enacted that • Clasher refusing to make • declaration seder the set of Williams should be incapable of voting. The Quaker there was n precisely the situation of Baron Roths child. Then came let George 1., a. 6, which was to remedy the special act of Anne with regard to the declaration id the Clasher, sad it set forth the whole oath, omitting the words "on the true faith of • Christina." (Hear, heir.) Here was • toiletries ensmatent setting out the folly of the oath without tho a words. If the Quaker we not swessiag when he aced those words there was no use in amnia( them. It we the this, sworn by, end the Gasket was excused be cause he would not swear at all. The thing was beyoad all anvil sad dispute, sad the case rated there—that these words were words of adjuration. How was Mr. Pease dealt with seder this state of things? Attie the statute of Anse the legislature were obliged to et • new form of darns: ties. sad by Bth Gan r e. 8, • sew form was enacted, which, though different which, f rost the former one, did not mi ta,* the weeds " es the true faith of • Christies. They now, however, stead on 6th Geo. 111., c. 63, that being that it Auto under which Mr. Pease was dealt with. It totally shifted sad altered the oath feed that of Ist George 1., sad union the buss had altered the oath he weld not have taken his seat tune? the 6th George 111., and hi could only show the old declaration on the Ist George I. Upon that principle Mr. Peen was seated. • new form of declaration was prepared for him. He oasis to the table is a resolatios of the house, " that it appeand to the hues that Joseph Pease was entitled to take his wt en hie alma. ties, to the effect of the oaths prescribed." (Hear, bear.) He could only have done so by taking the substance of the oath net using the word." on the true faith of • Chrietten," which to them was swearing. Baron Rothschild claimed is swear in the mode binding en his conscience ; those words were not so, and he claimed only to do that which the Quaker was alined to do. All that was to be snot we, bad be sworn on an oath which devolved the had in • deity which would avenge • false mak ? That whin the Qesken were allowed to omit m Wig add sot be refused to • Jew whoa he add it Ira lie ea his coascienes. The oath was to be winholdend only I. the form and with the COMM whisk the Mead deuced to he binding.. Bina NA due this. (Hear, hear.) The argent him was that deb GOO. in. ousted the oath should be kiosk eraser and form se thereinafter set MEW It was said issuer and facia Meet " Wien seritio." Now this seed be, for they could not swear allegiance to r tz Gawp is the reign of Viands. It was sg therefore, that the oath should be taken attitato atatandis that was, scoording to the MOOR sad nature dike thing. The reason and nature of the thing allowed the champs of the sane of the sovereign, and the roues sad nature of the this, moping that la the sees of • Jew the words " on the true faith of • Christine" should be endued. The courts of law were set se tedniselly pre cise as this house was. The mutts were seastaatly dealing with statutes whirl enacted absurdities, Is positive and phis tarns, by the role of rum and einem use. If this cue came before • court 0 law, the ends would lad that • Jew who would net take Mau& woe" a popish re must omelet," and would deli& that It woe net istessied to apply to Jews At this moons any two magistrates bad a right to go to my perms who was seeddered to be die. affected, sad leader the oath of abjuration sad if he re fused, he bends "a popish rumen ereniet" If a Jew refused to take it therefore, he wend be • " popish resesent mild." Any *curt is the kingdom would decide that the to was set levelled at Jews. Bina Rotheshild hod wean to all the Who which the nibblers hail dosing is be esesplete without these words, one se deed weak* infwea punitive whist hid. It togs sad the bad twise indeed that Jews night melt these semi Iheesderl inare lsai so it *wetOa mum te be elleeledi 4. 1 am set efNs m a nl ike. musses fassease. The est ii le sari 1.. e alidaeldstaisthatthensweeds weremetweedidailhb rttlra. Vbe IS* Oen 11., the eels set, did ad fag esaffesig that ;Me Mid Olt Mks the oath, but wig Aka Orr " alibi" be revealed hen having the bonsai at the ad. It eels seggeded • doubt The asinesse el debmidi liel of printout was so proof that the matter it with wee en provided der Were. It,. Posse wee Moiled ea roc' !sties sad an ell weP eal " allewsik whisk sm." that ha night take the oath whit' ha did, sad it was set • dosiardery sat. Awning Is thee a Mr. Pee. nail ale have Oda the NOS Mas= SECOND EDITION. Awn the CLIZETTS qf THIS NIGHT. CAMBHIDOWHOCSI, JULY W.—The Doke of COD beide, kw bees phased to appoint Lisat-Col. Sir William Davison, Major the Rom. Isms Ille•Usalil, Mr. Rdaoad St. Jobs MUd.ay, and Major Barna Knosetseth, to be kb Royal Higlusen's Equates ; and the Rev. Hoary Hervey, M.A., the Rev. Jobs - Ras Wood, LA., mad the Rey. Jams lietchissos, M.A., to be Ms Royal Rigbasn'a Chaplains. ' IbNI/Orj.ltri)lW sat yet tbe Mae esdllawallat bar. Its tam ease the Mum eked oir *mat ( ear , hear.) As eametwee mak lo eat tY to M. Perm *WU MAMA rake the as of M.car epi vebleg iai wairillabi ; lento Seim& Mae bit at' a mord. , if peps awe ties Emket ak ma abeehaely meted If, fie Ms pisoc am treiee was power • (Beer, Met). Menem, en were tight Ibk ewe, they Wan -Moog la that of Mr. Pram (Awn.) It was i adobe dim they Mee about to perform. They Mite sheet to baskies gnaw whom they had allo wad la mks the oaths. B. was am disqualified. It wee Maly oa the teettalealfty ea the iotrodeetioa °tartan words is a Met whis als as old stomas widest P ibly opish neweetrat, k thle meta per be. Tina Mama be ft be Moe womb itetioely worth of Mkestioa. Lookke to the premieete ef the Quite's, the mate 010 wadi as Melt te & e; kr the ammo of late Mere meashweel le war tale the solemn tiff Mw 47 m e sti, osi wadi set be Mari ere fad May did met ti a Mirada prwer " : 11 111 %be mile Ind faidl the .hosee ( ea is ezeitim TM iamb of kw meld shalt ovary Imbefeelity ▪ age bka bat larike. 4M Ms Mese wee booed " W r a = bar ssi Maw woe. The BMA !edema miry seemly to the mows ma wet oaMel to Me SM. (oliessi.) The emeedmeat wee thsa pee—ollikthe IMISS Si Berea Setbsahhe woo 40..4 ITY6itgIerCIENBRAL tMYIBII6IOI III& ex• lb assioss Wok dos Barer isbedibtA•ll4 isk• todi OM the guides bid be vbwedisaldely. 24101. i hi Ibtiiiint — thi ameba fat Word vie the peeper fin wastaiiii that be inn tile Is Ids vim (The nee, nervier sehosid ts tea.... of M. OTeeenll.) H. bad NM 1 / 1 1 , onalleelea with peak Nat ft be wee minim es • judge be anti wet eav the onabor floo the Idly et Louisa bad tikes Ile eta of Ontatise. AN nefidenble disowns Sit F. Tianeaa's notice ins negatived witbeat a entice. Tie members its Ms. P. Wooa'a aseednesat wore 117 es 221. After mkt* ea the mew of LaM J. Resew., the debate es to lb* ass us whisk the beams should ram wee stljeartel until 11 &doh as 1111111161_ BANKRUPTB. WILLIAM WOODS, Prospeet-plare, Wandsworth-road, r. Raynor Simons, Regent-West, *tore 111410 L GALS PEASSOOOD, 81teisld, draper. TSOKAS Toner% Remit. Combs'slgeslare. earn feeble. TNOYAS TAPPINDIX, Mew Orgies% Old Kent-road, taller. DAVID CLSMISV, Elblab, Olawsoreashire, saddler. JOWATMAN TIIOSPSOS, Wiiton, sob. dead. groom ELIZA Way, West Cassel, ftesanstekire, tallier. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. lox NILOOX, Eatiberilb, poaltstitr. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEBS.' (Treat the Mark Loose Ilessresa.) We have had very unsettled weather since Monday lest, and fetus are naturally entertained as to the effect likely to be produced on the crepe by so mach wet. The rain has been general this week is all parts of the kingdom, and in those districts when the tom had previously been leased it has been farther beaten down, so as to render it c zesedingly doubtful whether it will ever regain as upright pa ion . Under these eircamitances, it is to be apprehended that the quality of • porticn of the new produce will be coarse and uu , however favourable the weather may hereafter be come, whilst a looser continuance of wet would Inevitably prove very disastrous. The feet that large breadths of wheat and a geed deal of the forward and keen barley are badly laid, would alone be sufficient to give rise to aneui news respecting the probable result of the harvest ; but the anxiety is considerably increased by the lateness of the season, and the belief tar, owing to the high winds which prevailed dating the time the what was in bloom, the yield will prove short, molt of the reports from the agricultural districts speaking of • miss in the ear. There are, besid.a, rumours of blight and maggot ; and, after reeking due allow. once for some exaggeration ,we must Boas to the outlast= that the crop ef wheat will most likely prove inferior in quality to, and less in quantity than, the produce of last year. The character of the summer has eertairely not been layout • able for whoa ; we have had intervals of Intense heat, but these have been ashen duration, sad have invariably been succeeded by heavy showers. Then has been too little sun. shine, and too much wet, in our opinion, for a floe or heavy want crop. In regard to spring -sown corn, the reports an of a more satisfactory character ; but all kinds of grata and pulse now require dry hot weather, and naiads we are favoured with a remarkably floe menthol August, there will he little chance of even a moderately good harvest. The ruttier( of rye has commenced, sad some early pieces of Oats, with • few patches of peas, have been cut ; but very little wheat eon be fit to reap (or a fortnight from this time. Hitherto there bee been much lean excitement in the urn trade than might, seder the circumstances, have bon att racted, which we attribute to the feeling of uncertainty which still prevails respecting the probable fauna range of prices under free undo, and in how far a small deficiency in our crops would affect the value now that our ports are open to receive the surplus growth of the whole world. No one seems t o act with confidence, and in the absence of anything like an settee &mud, and with geed supplies from abroad, holden have experienced considerably difficulty in establish. IMg any advance. I At most of the provincial markets held previous to Thurs day, business was decidedly dull, an.: pikes had a downward tendency ; but the heavy rain of Thursday, together with reports of the re-appearance of the potato disease in the west and south of England and in Ireland, had some effect, and causing the value of the article to rim le. to 2s. per qr. at several of the farmers' markets, as well as at some of the ports where stocks a foreign us held. Our letters from Scotland still speak well of the crops. The weather throughout the summer has been much drier there than in the south, and in some districts vegetation has actually suffered from drought. A wadding& quo. tity of rain, however, appears to have fallen in that part of the kingdom rinse We dne sday lest, from which material benefit was expected. The wheat trader was very dull, both at Edinburgh and Glasgow on Wednesday, and at the first. named place the tun wm in ham, of the buyer. The seconnts from Ireland respecting the etas of the potato asp us of such a amtradietorr and conflicting cha racter as to leave the matter Ia missiderablit doubt. That syntoms similar to them which have marked the first ap proaah of the disease in former mamas have manifested them. solves is, however, certain ; bat whether any material portion of the crop is likely to lost, we ban at present no sunset wdgiag. That the potato would who ll y mare thodieseder to which it has been subject each moon shim IM6 was scarcely to be expected, but we were induced to hope that the disease would gradually dlmiaish front year to year—this it certainly has done ever dam its first appearance—and we still hope that the produce of 1860 will prove sumach superior to that of 1849, as did the latter to that of the preceding season. THB FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The weather appears to have been much more favourable on the continent than in this country, and most of the advises 'peak wall of the crops. The disposition to Byte is whist mto eta have in a great measure sub did, and badness bad becomes dull In the leading Baltic porta. limbic letters of the 20th tad. atata that the excitement which had previously prevailed had subsided, and that only about 460 hem had eirenged bands daring the week, at PriellS barely equal to theme Jenks* aerrent—Upper Polish of 63 lbs. weight ba tin g loin geld at equal to 431. to 44e, a pascal of high-ming faked, weighing 611ba. to 621 be. per bushel, at 41e., and Interior kinds at from 375. to 395. per quarter free on board. Ne alteration had taken place in the rate of freights, and vessels might have been chartered at 2s. 9d. he the east most, 3s. foe Leedom, and 3.. 10d. for the 9h 1. At Kenleß, on the 20th July, holden of wheat were flaw, end the weather had for upwards of eight =Vltenurially fine, prises had ban well Sigh-mimed wheat bad been held at 405., Mimi et fibs., end red at 365. to 36.. 6d. per qr. free me I lime& Seeks of spring own had been ',dated into a meow emespam, end fall terms had osaesquatly been ash.d far leaky and oats. Om Nettie Wen am of the thed July; the weather had Ism 11 . 1 0 1118.11 k, lho_____OfeerVpa, and a good honest was 4.1 M ." woo reknit ha same sparingly to hand, Whoa been ambled to Ismer terms, ger 41s. he ibe finest S. Peemeraniaa, sad alb. to 40s. per qr. Snow heed fteseeddl to 6141 M. red BMWs mad Uskermark. White &WM ef 61Ns. weight, bad bees finely bald at ing,to 4fia per gr. Rem ma board. autism item Reeleak an of a mush more eubdusd demeater then Ism l e i r es eestiansmes of fine weather elteeked She so speamiate, and fain quail itbilleraelred wheat bad aNsent et motel to 41s. per IF. free an bawd whitest amides _altentien. The weather had been flee and bee, with eauleall Mewls% and the grow- Ey*and; ef "beat, as well am of wag . Neei led permed at listairaw. as Tuesday, beanie goo is, quiet, bat este *a taiessed Se auks eery eseeesslea; sad ebe deseeed twee sub the 'setae sues es6deree. eft. 10 MOW pee ea baud bubo bees pea he a dO se 61 lbs. red egad erteat. There bad Ilea so sake lima bus fees mug. ; age bad bag des of 614 lbs. que er free Parsegasla as db., sad his leaed6Wl a Si. or area 61 lbs. red wheat bad boa eared a tide tea about the same as tbe trash been. We ba em ys s r ples his edam a 17* J, n ela =tpe sa rable asa rut %aft dee the mamba r uly ents a ae ia Lawie adissis age; Its goes Upper Medias% Oa assamr en gala pod. The but quiltsi at wait bat bees awed at 116.11. w the. 1141., sad eeeestwy ad leerier ewes at hes 36. ii ism wills. IL per wogs, ha ea bawd eeesMee veal*. Ilse risk ea and salmased is about wears. haw INS bad asked leek attacks ; quessapas ma, them, Odle, 16‘ to 16. el, ead Ibises les. M. to Ifs. U. pig free es bard. Peeples MOP* or searp r i; quarter. • ' elms tette* the awe tee have Imam Mass of Fa day, sad gleam of wingspollsi damsels ierldrilso lake llamas tat balms bad reembeil joie MONEY MARKET. begs Begin, at $ 9.1% Ss 6 sek. The principal holism destined to keep sot of the market, and the Mamma time were necessarily limited to local wants. Seger was dull, and 1,600 chests Havannab had been dis puted of at slightly reduced rates. Allthecotteninflest heads had been armed of at advanced rates. Hides ware very firm in prim, and first qualities seausanded hotter terms. The operations in other peedeets were limited, and presented no remarkable imbue. Spelter had been done to some extent at 9.10 and 9.11 on the spot. The grain market was firm, but little wee doing, although the supplies ware large. Feeds were firm, and Danish Three and Flee per (beta., sad the Throe per Cent. Inland Spanish, were in regale at improved quotatioos. Other securities were without var Mossy war abundant. Gold we. at 433 marks; the exchange on London, 13.1r11 ghat. By the steamer Europa accounts have been re ceived from New York to the 17thlast. Having ' mailed at one of the dolled mums of the year, the essmiesial iateU4stce from the United States is, es myN be trammed, almost void of interest. The: so senate published of the condition of the growing sell= worm in Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Flo rida, Georgia, and the Mississippi. us unanimous in =Ttang the prospects of even a tolerable yield as ry predates's, the plant having s uffe red se much injory from inundation and frost. Picking it was generally believed must commence at lent one month later than usual, and will require, it is stated, " a Demon and fall in all respects simila r to 1830, to insure two-thirds of a crop." At New York the only movement going forward in the export market was in cotton, the sales having averaged upwards of 4,000 bales a day; but there wu no improvement to note in price., though the market was generally considered in favour of sellers. The tobacco market was firm, but nothing further is said about the probable failure of the crop, and as prices had not advanced we leave our readers to draw their own inference. There had been no change in flour or grain during the lut fortnight. The total exports of breadstuff@ to Great Britain and Ireland from the United States from Sept. 1, 1849, were the following: DINO Bushels Bble. Cora Bushels Indian Prom To Floor. Meal. Wheat. Corn. New Tor ...k July 9,1636 264,716 794 263,901 2,614,134 New Oilman. June 29 111 313 6,242 620,612 IPtuladelphia. July 1 24,930 4,:70 149.301 466.151 Baltimore ... July 4 Boston Jttly 6 - 131,790 161, 36 33 3 279,324 Total 332,973 6,411 430,329 014,264 Atoutaame 11:611•4 year 936,634 73.103 1,094436 11,116,115 The dullnea previously noticed in the dry goods department had not abated, and the trade was still waiting the setting in of the southern and western demand. The improvement in the means of trans port gave rise to delay in the receipt of orders, and before the beginning of August little was expected to be done. English bar iron was in better demand at 36 dol., but Scotch pig was dull, and a few parcels had been taken at 20 dol. ex ship for No. 1. The autumn trade promised well, and the importations generally continued heavy, as may be inferred from the fact that the customs duties paid during the week amounted to 855,000 dole. Money wag abundant, at 4 to o per cent on call, and at 5 to 6 per cent. for discount of leading paper. The backs were well supplied with bullion and meet the wants of the pub lic freely. The quarterly returns of the banks of New York on the 29th June show an expansion of 15,000,000 dolt. over the same period last year. Their position on the date named was as follows : Other pcgta... J 1 _ rune 29,1650. Marsh 30, 1130. Dee. 29,1819. Dole. Dols. Dols. Capital 27,294,330 26,740.245 25,439,990 Lome sed dikeeate.., 59,636,178 86,420,647 53,660,050 Orel* Cireulatica 1,9147641 8,725,666 6,013,349 Deposits :, 33,861,139 31,067,937 28,668,488 Doe to banks There wu no general apprehension of an unfa vourable change, u it was expected the monthly re ceipts of gold from California will warrant the present comparative expansion. The lamented death of the President had produced no unfavourable effect upon the stock market. The transectious in promineLt securities during the last fortnight had been limited, and the fluctuations trifling; the absence, however, of European orders had caused a slight decline. Spe culative stocks, on the other hand, had been more buoyant, and in some cases a material advance had been realised. The latest quotations were the fol lowing : UNITED STATES STOCKS. U. S. Sao per Cents 1886,113 . 71 ic - o 1071 Ditto, 1662, 1101 to 111 Ditto, 1067, 113 to 1131 Ditto, 1868, 1131 to 1131 Ditto ,ditto, Coupon, 1171 to 1171 U.S. Flee per Orate, 1833, 1011 to 1011 Treasury Notts, Ks per Cents, 1151 to 116 New York State Six per Cane, 1043. 118 to 119 Ditto, Five per Clan, 1860, 103 to otti. Sewn per Nuts, 1831, 103 Dito 1031 tril3pie Cents Biz , 1870, 112 OEb ii;e — Per • Cents, 1866, 1024 to 1094 Kentueky BLI per Cents., Int. Of 106 to 1064 Moots Int. Imp. Mock, 1647,19 to 10 bylaws Mate Tim per Cents. 784 to 781 Pennsylvania The per Cents, Int. Off., 94 WO Ditto, lix pet Cents, new loan, 109 to 110 Maryland Mx per Conte,. lOC to Ditto. Fin per Cent Seeing, 99 WlOO The accounts relative to the approaching harvest received from most of the chief wheat producing states of the union continue to be, on the whole, of a promising character. The farmers throughout Penn sylvania, notwithstanding the drought which pre vailed during the month of lone, according to the last accounts, were reaping a bou ntiful harvest both of wheat and rye. The grass crop was also good, but the oats in this district will be very short. From Ohio we learn that everything looks prosperous in that quarter, there being a fine crop of wheat ripe for the sickle, and a prospect for an excellent crop of oorn. In a great portion of Indiana the wheat crop was safe. Tke yield is a full average one, and a much larger quantity has been grown than is any previous year. A good deal of rain had lately fallen in this state, which had recovered the corn, and the prospect for • good crop was considered very fair. The: crop is represented as "coming in better than for several years past," and it was believed that more wheat will be sent to market this fall from the state than in any previousyear. Should it sell at a fair price," add our accounts, "our people will soon be out of debt." The corn was still backward, but there was plenty of time for a good crop, nothwithstanding. In Virginia the appearance of the wheat is stated to be, in many districts, the reverse of encouraging, and a short yield was expected, owing to the injury done by the continued wet weather. In the Central States of the West, however, where drooght has of late extensively prevailed, the recent showers had greatly improved the grain fields, and afforded a good prospect of the best crops. The wheat harvest was just about commencing in these states, and should the rust (which is the danger of the last day of growth), not intervene, the crop of this grain was ex- g=4:o be voy ebeilleat; The hem meet ilast the ewe ever in einesentiees of W state Molt prostiiing, whilst us others , they hive method he eousgaur et the drought. In West Phobia the &yew ie also stated to Imre dboo tnneb lejney to the pale nor. THIS DAY. Two *Tun& Very little business is going forward in the Stock Exchange, and the price of Console his not varied sumo the opening this morning from 96 to 97, both for money and amount. The Three per Cents. Re- 3 „,. &teed mark 971 and 1; and the New Three•and-a- Quarter per Conte. 991 and se Emthequer Bills have been dons at 675. and 70.. 30 p.m for all kinds. India Bonds at 89s. prem. Long Annuities mark 81. Booth Bea Old Annuities, 961 add . 1. Bank Stook, 211 • and. • 212. India Stock, 270 20 The foreign stock market is Arm, with rather more too nativity in dm dealings, bat there is no change in 5 rise. szeept an istroveasent foe Milian Six per ;4. MIN d.slt in st 103, and a rise in Pe- to roils dodo, which are very Sear; •the •Actives r. ban boa dew as high as 83. Mertierut mark 292. ali= e f 4s ynorniz s i e szft e r IS4. Chaim I 1 16" — tier Coats., at 1011: Danish Thins pee Cent., al . 1826, at 78 ; ditto Five per Cents., at 1011. Dutch IL Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 57j. 1, and 1; if ditto Four . per Cant. Cortifloates, at 89j. : c o Three per Cent. French Rents. at 674 760.; ex,- u change, 26 fr. 46. Mexican, at • 29j. Peruvian Four-sad-a Half per Cents., 1849, at 821 and 83 ; ditto r o Deferred, at 351 and 36. Postuguess ourper Cents., ss . at 34 and 34. Rusk° Foar-and-e-Half per Cents" 2 1 1 at 96 and I. Spanish Threes, at 371. Et. ENGL.= ruttos.—... Day. 13 10 Oink 111041 L 211 11 Ipir %Oa Ace., 164 7 2 par et. 11•3. Amt.. WI I so t 23 0 t MON 1 3 pm CL Oas. Aro. 96e 7 Lulu/4m .1141 A. 614. to 70L 12: 12. /MINION POI 121 1 pa OL 2k 14 i 141 44 per 01=aiL lia t i 11= II par 6 Pit QL sii .. et 6 ste OL Oa, 91 3 6we Ut. /444171114 •d 1 al I " DitOrt Orn ronittunt Outy_., 34 6 $ O4 6 /COL Ilumea • 61 7 6r t CL Is, u nto..lll 11 3 DOW SV. -•• 3 rot Ot7WllO Oda in 1 yr l3 100 (3311m6b0 No. I Do. Diforrel OIL. 17 3 pm 04. DOL. Tirr DOW Pawl* 716.,31 4 SO 2 2 VW% Dukb Ada. STA 1 or 04 Yamada aft., 34 6 23 4 per ut Dar Marta.. Is i Viossudi Mend sw..irs tee in MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. groan —The public sales are going off steadily, at about u et. last week's currency. The refined market is fiat, and must 20 be quoted a shade lower. Grocery lamps, 49 6i. to Me, 52 Coirsa.—The public sale of plantation Ceyks is pro- g urging heavily, bit without any material alteration in 60 piton. SALITITILI.-903 Ur were offered, but nearly all bought 20 in, fur went of buyers at previuu rate.. 20 CtiewaWON.—The quarterly sales show a decline of 24 to le. 3d. on middling seconds and thirds, but the finer sorts sold at 11 previous rates. INntoo.—A kir businesa done at last sales prices. Bt. Rms.-1.100 bogs were offered in public sale ; a part rood white Bugs' sold at lls. 6d.; middling , 9s. 6d. to 10s. ; and a portion bought in. The market has been dull. 5 4 and the fine weather seems to have kept speculators from lif buying the last two days. Rom remains steady. St. Corrox continues very firm, and the advance of Id., quoted IS yesterday, is supported. so Tsa.—This article qradualy increases in cotfi lence, and priers must be quoted rather higher; large export orders ; o tter* appeared, and this has added to the d of the trade 40 to keep in stock. Speculators have also appeareo, but their SO operations hare not been large. Llw.priced Teas are very 20 scarce. Common Coogon, llid., and but few to be bought IS out of importers' hands; 111 d. has been paid, cash, out of i t s second hands. The buying has been general and large 10 to day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet on the spot, but there are buyers for It delivery in the last three months. Prices are as follows : Town Tallow, 3.55. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 20 364. 61. to 364. 9J.; October to December, 37.. 9d., buyers ; fo ditto separate saantba, 38e. COTTON MARKET.—HATRE, JULY 29. a 20 The cotton market at Havre closed extremely dull on S.. 3. turday last ; to-day, however, it Imams more animated, and 25 2,500 balsa changed hands at late quotation.. The 124 Ale:slider had arrived from Cuba, and the Gam sailed for 20 ii New York. ei______ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. jt i Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the following quota- ni Lions :—Prime Meadow, 70s. to 75e.; inferior, 60s. to 655. ; 0 Clover, 60s. to 8.51. ; Straw, 245. to 30s. as KENDAL AND WINDERMERE. The bait-yearly meeting of this company was held to on Friday, at Loogpool, Mr. John Gandy in the chair. The report stated that the income for the six months SO ending June last was 4,5241 ; corresponding period of 1849, f'l l 3,9161. ;of 1848, 3,6574. From the 30th of June to the 31st u i of December, 1849, the profit' were 1,1411.; from the 31st so of December, 1849, to the 30th of June, 1 8 50, 791. ; profit 10 on the year, 1,2201.; deduct dividend, 2e. per share, paid 20 the 9th of February last, 4461 ; leaving unappropriated on 2 ° the year's account, 773/. The directors have now to submit, " for the confirmation of the proprietors, the plyment of a yy second dividend of 2s. par share on the originel shares of the yo compgy, which will leave a balance on the year's working of St 3261. making the reserve balance 2,6781. to the credit of the 23 company. The directors assure the proprietors th at their t h t. best exertions will be given to promote in every way the u interests and prosperity of the company. The capital account to the 30th of June showed that 176,9461. had been received, el and 193,4631. expended, leaving a balance, against the com pany of 16,5171 The us account for the baffles, 2 ° 20 ending the 30. b of June last stated that 4.6241. had boon received and 2,1721. expended, leaving a balance of 2,282!., 2 0 and after paying 8181. nearest on debenturn and 1,3851 in. 5 tenet on preference shares, &c., leaves a set balance of 791. S The general revenue account to the lit of July showed that 20 3,2281. bad bun received and 7031. expended, leaving a balsam of 2,5261. So Oa the motion of Mr. CIOPPIR, seconded by Mr. J. Han- 20 1111011, the report and the statement of accounts were re- TO ceived and adopted, and a dividend was declared of 2s. per 210 share. 20 Mr. John Gandy and Mr. 0. B. Crewdoon were re-elected directors, and Mr. John Seel, tits retiring auditor, was re- 34 , sleeted. -- Atter which a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman. Mr. J. WHIT WELL 'mentioned, as a gratifying fact, that the company had just made fresh contract for working the line on considerably more favourable terms than the company were at present supplied with locomotive power. Mr. J. HANDY ackaowledged the Very handsome ma in which the London and North Western Company had libe rated the company from their previous contract. Although they might have claimed a twelve month's notice, they at once offered to accept three montlea notice. The mieetiag then separated. BIGAMY AND MURDER AT EDINBURGII.—A man named William Bennison was tried before the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on Thursday and Friday last, for bigamy and murder. The facts of the case u set forth in the indictment were, that Benison had married a woman mimed Mary Mullen, at Tavanagh, near Portadowe, in Ire. land, on the 3rd of November, 1838 ; that on the sth of De. umber, 1839, his first wile being still alive, he entered into a matrimonial connexion with Jean Hamilton, residing in Storeyetreet, Paisley ; and that on the 12th or 13th of April last, in Steed's-place, Lelth.walk, neer Edinburgh, he ad. ministered to Jean Hamilton a dose of arsenic in some por ridge or oatmeal, from the effects of which, after Hawing two or three days she died. The case, which was heard before the Lord Justice Clerk, Lord Monerieff sad Lord Ivory, was conducted, on the part of the crown, by the Soli altar-04mill and Mr. Des,, advocate depute; the pri• saner hying defended by Mr. Crawfurd and Mr. Scott. During the early part of the proceedings the prisoner's manner was confident, but as the evidence mediated, step by slap the crimes of which he was charged, his oourage drooped. In the wane of the trial it came out that &ani ses was a member of the small sect of Primitive Methodiata, and had during his stay in Edinburgh made great pretensions to sanctity. It was also proved that having deserted Dice first wife, and bean about from her for some time, he re turned t..• her in Ireland, and induced her to accompany him to Scotland , where she died suddenly at Airdrie, not wi th out suipioione of foul play. Her clothes were handed over by him to the second wits as those of a deemed sister, ar d when she, ascertaining that no sister of his had died, questioned him on the subject his reply was, that it was " • asiterreehtot poisoning, Lord." isoninith o T ug h h e circ evi tini ence tan i ti n a s . u w p u port of the iluite O. elude*, and among other facts educed by the examination of witticism, was the remarkable one that the prisoner was a member of two or three funeral societies, and that he had . joined one of them tha week prior to Jean Hamilton's death. On being urged to used for medical amistanoe, the answer made by the prisoner was, " It's no use, she's Pik( home to glory." Aker an absence of 20 minutes the jery brought in a verdict of Guihy on both the &ergo, libelled. to oonformity with this fluting, the Lord Judea Clerk pro nounced the solemn st same* of the law, and the prisoner was removed from the ter protest's,' his influence. The enemies will take plain on Friday, the 18th of August. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. Tins Dar, Two o'CLocis. There is a decided improvement in the price or nearly every desCription of nulway stock today, end' the market weer. a very buoyant aspect. Greet Western. have risen to 69}; Brighton. to 84 : Great Northern. to 91; Midlands to 341; York end North Midlands to 181. MI Ban= llAsivAys. karma prbies Tatanby. 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Eaettr.lreovil.k Slainsasar and Unmet 24 Oren Nartlaers . . _ 11. Do. sharer, R teßw — e — a.74l N 6 p. 12 Do. per Gent. PreL. . SO Gt. Soathand wombs.) 24 Do. Eightha 100 Great North of Ragland... 40 Do. New /40 no 5;l New ii; ... LS Do. New FIS ... 100 Great _Western ... IS Do. New £l7 50 Hull and Selby ... 121 Do. I shares SO lancester and Sadists ... 111 Do. Thu* 100 Lanoulurs andYekiiablie 111 Do. Thirds In Do. New Was. •p. CL) tll Do. West Rift( Dike SO Leeds and_liradlord 3 - 45 coea..m Th7r7i 0 - 3 I — l/O. 14 I Do. Do. No. 21 "i I no. i 9I 67. Pref. Qoartere,ll4l; Ili London and Blackwell . 100 LPL, Brighton. t &Coast 100 Do. New gua. 6p. Ct.. 9 Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct. late Croydon 'Thinly 30 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent. . 30 Do. Convert. 3 p.11...1152 121 London and Greenwich . I . 20 _ De. Preference ... lOU L.T.i.iitiorTli-ii;ett;il 17 Do. do. New shares... _i Do:L10 (6) 1 ►OO London & South.Westero 494 Do. New, £3O ... 34 Do. New, £4O Do. 20 Loweotoft Guar.4 perCeat 31 Mandl., Buz., um Matlock 100 Manch.,Sbel.ALinzolaeb., Du. l shares, No. 1 110. New SIO Pref. .Uo. Nan.i I.furl.Unton~ Do. RA shares. 1 100 1)o. Kra). and Derby ...I 1 100 Do. Co .B. It B. Bp. C. Do. New 1'20... ... ... H as 31( _3 __ Do Esttnsice Dn. Guars& h per Ct. Do. rrefeteste Se Orford, Wore., & Woleer. 13 Preston and Wyre 101 Do. .bares (A) .. - II geed., Guild., and Reigate 01 Boyden and tilichin Do. Stiepretn Filmdom, 23 Smittlsh Gemini ... I 131Shrears. & Birm, Claw A' Do., Clam B 9 1 - Do., New Guam:teed . and Chester it or. MiL) Do. thurestry 10 lla i per - rent: Piet. •.: fli Sbropshire Union ... SO South Devon 23 1)0. Preference ... Sol3al *3 South Eastern to I Do. so f South Wake 14 South Yorkshire, Donna& ter, and Ouole 20 Waterford and lillketusy.- 22 West Valley, Bp. Ct. gm.; 30 Wilts, &menet, &Wern. York,Newtsitle &Berwick 20 Do. Fit (York& Newea. - e Do o.N.E.PurchorPret. 20 Tack and North llsdland. 10 Do. Preference VOILEION R•ILWATI. Anglo-Itakan (late Italian and Austrian) 20 Boulogne and Angles - 20 Central Franco (Yietzon`. 8 Dutch Rhenish I Great Indian PetilnaMa ... I Do. II Luxembourg ... ... .. • ti ; I S 4 l t 1 lOg 120 i i 14i 14 41 10 Northern of franca 7 Orleans and Bordeaux ... 10 Parts and Orleans ... 20 Parts and Rouen 13 Paris and Strasbourg .. 20 Rouen and Havre 110 Sambre and Meuse ... 14 Too and kluges 14 1 i 9 LIVERPOOL, ✓riy 29. ReOca-Blowawoi. The market was steady Nt-day, but business was rather dull.—Dtrksobeed, Lancashire and Cheshire. (late C. end D. 221. shares, 0 per cent. till '3O), 114 d.—Lanctodalre and Yorkshire (kftb shares), 0:-16 d.—Lunden sod North 'Western, 1101 —Ditto (sew j shares). j p.—Ditto (kith shares), j p.—Dkto (j shares, C.), op. -34satheeter, Shettleld, and Lincoln, 144—Mid land (4 sham), 311 d.—tiontb Eastern and Doer (Na. 4. registered), 41—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (ONE 6 per cent. till 'SO), S j d.— Dutch Rhenish, 3 13-16 d. MANCHESTER, July 29. Broct-BicHAmoz.—There has not been much husinsta, brokers being chiefly engaged in nettling the account. Prices, how. seer, remain perfectly firm. BIRMINGHAM, July 29. efOCZ-EnClWAWoa.—There WIN very little business tran meted la this market today, although there appears to be more mosey kid out for investment than there was some months -ince, people taking advantage of the present low prices. Quotations here were the game as on Saturday. LEEDS, July 29. •There has keen a very flat market this The only business done has been In private epee.d.i. *mow Wag marked on the exchange board. Itroca-1 SHILIRSBURIf AND HIREFOND.—The directors have Leaned a repot to the shareholders, in which they state that only about 1-16th, of the required capital, or little more than 20,0001., remains to be subscribed I. order to enable them at once to commence the woths The directors had hoped that this portion of the required capital would be contributed by the Shrewsbury and Ch Company. but circumstances prevent that company from making that contribution at present. The direeton have confirmed the contract entered tato with Mr. Bracey, who has undertaken to construct end (Waver the whole from Shrewsbury to Hereford for 345,8221., including the electric telegraph. It is intended to proceed with the works as soon as possible. BAnTint4 UNION.—The directors, in their report to the shareholders, state that, having obtained en act to enable them to pay a their mortgage debt, they intend to propose at the meeting on the 2nd proximo, that the total amount of mortgage debt outstanding shall be reduced to a sum not ex ceeding 350,0001.; and, to accomplish this, that they be au thorised to create debenture shares, and to raise thereby, from time to time, in conformity with the act, a sum not exceed ing 265,000 i., or about one-belt of the present borrowed money ; the shares not to exceed 101. each, and to be entitled to a rate of interest from the date thereof, not exceeding 44 per cent , Himmel in perpetuity, or 5 per cent. if redeemable within 14 years. They propose to offer to every holder of a mortgage or bond now due, or to become due on or before the Ist of January, 1851, payment of it in the proportion of one-half its amount by " debenture shares," and one-half in a new mortgage. £XPRLS 13 0 7 Z. 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