The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-07 00:00:00

• • was .aides to the object or iota ntion Within a kw minutes the bill was I h laid llpan the table. and ordered to be j. fireire of the night of the rune r ‘. T r the lr'l was printed for Ms w of lus o!. •19 ttw ved, u a thing if MUM. I. reed it a It all read a second time accordingly, .:ar Aqractlng no notice wheever in the house, r.,mref the halt only receiving mention in one the' mornirg papery. The bill stood for nigt.t. In the interval it had had attracted some attention.' tzir J %Mr , (; tit ‘M detected the extraor- TT, r of tt.e itiounrc, and put a question to 6 • 0. lilt On of the EXCULQVIIII which led to • i^ hyr y • bo credited that an attempt could be sr , e tmie to pas• through parliament a h,, E n: for its design. to . ~ ive the Board of • . tiefrotte and irresponsible cobte;!! Mr I • !rule and comm-r...e of the em?ire. Yet I:‘ % f lythe effect, but th. abrilute object r.t eeseing clause of this new bill. This tke length • f providing that all the e_ and orders tnade by the Board of y ,• s I transmit of the powers of acts of Fortin :he ie.:is:attire has found it necessary to eorrinue to have the full effect of " enfiiikring that of late years the . • „,stem of the co:ntry has ucdergoee .ould of itself have been a monstrous this ass not all. The ciente had tot ..,.„,.,divetrit a prospective effect. wall • rr pored t o re vi ve all the monstrous te• ~, v mo d e rn enlighterment has swept away, ~ • farther proposed to give the ; 4 ‘. .1 ..tont for the future, complete powe r , parl ament, "to alter, vary, or • and regulations, whether con- I' • ra - or not." and to make others ris ••• • toy OR to them ma y 1.. in fact, giving the Board of - knot " carry out," bet ab . . acts of parliament. Anything so r - ^.‘rr remetutkr to have met with. The it the very last board in the world . :r. trze powers—to endow it with the i/ 1.-edr, and Commons would be to ruin th. A hole trade and commerce ••I' , .e =cot be too fully informed on this • se print 1 . 4 eaten.° the chum which the F. .:t.:: of the Excliepr tit lent himself ne w. . to propose, ir,d which, with his usua l • -r. LC :lit boldzess to defend. It rues as , . . 1 . • .tif • Tenn:es, °Men, regulations ' and inetrae .rer cm e to time been aide by the :.; ‘te's Canons, in patience* of the power ••,a by etrcio nets, caned in earl is see :, • : c', rer.e of isbieb ere ben since been n- : Lot+ enacted in lieu thereof, sad doubts have r or:t tulle order.. rstrulathas, and iastrue• „,. ef !teal fore* and eflteieney —be it therefore rula, orders, regulations, sad instructora, . m at. 4 MN Sby or under the authority of the •:.: • .t, to. ander sr is Inanassee of any set or seta - • • C ,•t moo or II Tlll4O or Davkatiou, ottheu rA . '.•arc b ors repeated, shell be sad eon , r t'ree sad *des•, unless and until the mite stall ree.:'aded, sad new ruler, ordain, regulations, • • .• ion d, sad all sets whatsoever done or to r.orart o• say such orders, rides, ngulatioas, • •' 01l he valid and st anal sad the said • •. r, 4 etsMorited front ti no to lice t • otArs rules, orders, regten , intp and • • 'ot '•oche silt' roeuent and yes/edition of • • r 'we MU, and to alter, vary, end rescind • . s• • • 'ors is li thereof from time 1a tame, iihtear erpedinet. • . said that Sir enaxnEs WOOD defended Ile was, as usual, the only member of . • 7 -en', the only member of the honer, who • . • ti do. Upon what did he rely ? " The • • : e. those," he said, " was to remove rechni .. •Ttere was a large octavo volume of • • .! i. t ra:ations in the Custom-huts', most of been in force for 150 roars, and • was very desirable to give full and com- Far better would it be to put the .. Wining in the fire. But be that as it •_• rules and regulations contaired in the large - •lime are exercised at pewit under the re- • -lees of parliament which limit the powers ard. This bill has for its object to substi .: ..-nited for limited authority—irresponaibility degree of cheek. r.ry clear that the CUANCELLOR of the . ER hay not assigned the true reasons, or any : - e the true real: n', for introducing this mon • and indefensible measure. What are the •es *lnch have induced that officer to sttemp•, ...a perfidious way, to smuggle such a bill .zh parliament at the very ewe of a sessioo, ,•1 it a record time withent its being printed, within twenty hours of the time that it was ly laid upon the table? There is very little doubt ..c real object is, to sustain the solicitnr of customs prosecutions against the London Dock Comps •. The custom horse baye seed in certain in s tan ce . ns framed in conformity with statutes ..!: of the legislature has seen fit to re :. I:.t:r acts therefore have been illegal They • alts to chitin an ex pot' facto law, which shall t.y it.dcar.ify them for all illegal acts si done, *:.ail enable them in a wart of justice to ant :heir illegal acts were lawful! • -re the more confirmed in this view by the • . ;..retied by the CIRNCELLOR of the Excuz .. I.m•st every member in the house having •ed against the clause, he tried to arrange • . tae principle of a concession by sacrifi:ing ;art of the clause anti retaining the first, or • ••'•• por:ion of it. This, however, was ob : end ultimately the consideration of the • •-• i• postponed. The proceedings of the Cave t:.ust be narrow 4 watched. It is obvious It :a ml•et,lef in this bill, or he would not have way to obtain for it the sanction of the h-lew BOARD.—Our attention has been Mt of injustice we have inadvertently towards the President cf the Poor-law • •-ziped our recollection that, although hr....al report 0 the board with the ap ....v resented within this few weeks, the ' Aas presented to the House of Cammons -a...lay, and distributed to the mem ' of etnuary. The delay with the we are assured, been owing solely to • of the Messrs. l !owes to meet the ex demand made on them during the pre e for type suitable tee Bvo publications. tvl woe of our yesterday's remarks will ▪ rai , d our readers to credit our assertion that .., ,- .raiste Mr. Baines' high administrative d that we regret Laving inadvertently, rpeq:oned his promptitude and pone- tyAY.—By lottery from Rome we atiitary which is to be held early in the "r Archbishop of Colo, ne, and the Bishops 'a Ott ers, auto be prom•.ted t the earninalate. tt• i•resect Bi•kop of the Landau district, ties receive the like dignity, but upon the ! . .st be resides in R Ane which he hu con- I h . .trebbishop of Munich was to have been "•‘.) treated cardinals, but be could net r ured conditions of takiou up his abode ' . u likewise stated that the cardinal's • T.-.a.ea to the Archbishops of Toledo sad CIIARGE OF THE BISIIOP OF • Sstardey aftercron the Bishop of Win • trienaial visitatioe charge to the clergy ••• •t S• tisvinur's church. thuthwark, when • 4 atten4..nce of the clerical and lay h•- • ' `carry, who appeared to tepid • • • n• glade to the recent pr ceediege is the • •* i" !It fi,r) aux and the Bishop of Exeter. ~...d Leanly lour hours is the delivery, and cornaerc.4 by observing that it was • • s cce he had aisle his first charge. end • •" 11 In the havoc that death had made in • e 9 .* Cues. 'll.at, too, he observed, had • . 4 ... • .1.6.1 peri.A, daring which a hurricane ••, b.s.rope, shaking the most mighty . ' II" , F 'vends...ion, and involving the l'• r.,•,:est, the wealthiest, in one common • prslive ref. tied at great length and • ..•I •••r to the wore peaceful prow.ae i• this • • . • %ie. of • century, in tn. rapid advance •": art The eutholic Entancpation bill, • . ' •! f d:weetere, an.l other religious acts were at 1 hi. letel.hip thew wes t a t ereet l engt h tato . '. 1, 14..e sad spiritual feweseratios. He ex .• ''o rvise to c 'Ping a Convocal..• on such a • Lem, likely b. engssdir the want feel : ,'• .• "• 1 to roasidite the meat deeisloa of the • ' • 4. jo - s A- Ilme. awl sot ea a law ; sad then .• •,": "Amor 44topicr, concluded hs visitation t• "„ Iv+ sad Warp, then rspsire i d to the his.: 4" '441 . where • splimilid handless was pro. FRANCE. PARIS, TvesnaT The President will start ea his jemmy seat Moo day, aceolopaaied by the Ministers of War and Palate Weeks. First, the President will vAit Difenomd then proceed to Lyme and Besancon. He will reties by Strasbourg and Mete. The choke made by the President of the Minimise of War to accompany him on hie journey has formed the subject of much comment today ; as this decision is touted oa as a demonstration against Changarnitr, l wh 1 is as little reconciled as ever to Gen. d'Hantponl. The legitimists are daily setting off In coveys for Wiesbaden. Besides Berryer, who took his departure yesterday, and will join the Duke of Bordeaux next week, General de Sr. Priem, Veen, de la Rochette, Desroboure, de Chaulieo, stem tc-day. Larochejac- Vatimessil, Becherd, de S ze, Payne°, and ether', are also as the wing. The Russian Princess Helena, and the Prince Paul of Wurte enberg will also visit Wiesbaden. M. Unisot has gone to Ems, whither the diplomatic sybil, Madame de Lie', n, has also repaired. It is a busy time for intrigue of all colours, and much will be planned and pitted against the poor republic during these three months of prorogation. Yesterday several prints and emblems, expressive of the pretensions of the Orleans family, were seized at the shop of M. Carmine, a stationer, in the Rue de Ilk, in whose window such wares had long been per mitted to be exposed for sale without maleatation. In consequence of the unfavourable c)mposition of the committee chosent to report upon the additional grants required by the minister of war, and the serious objections which were stated yesterday in the bureaux against the camp at Versailles, the battalion of that garrison of Paris, which had received orders to march for ermines on the 10 h, have been coutrermanded. Chene, the author of " Les Conspirateura," is on the point of bringing cut a new budget of revelations relative to the mysteries of communism, which are said to be quite as piquant as his sketches of Caned dire and Pornin, at the Prefecture de Police. The Minister of Commerce hu addressed the follow ing despatch to the prefect of the B inches du Rhine, on Aug. 1: "The mluion of M. Metier (the sanitary commisti,ner) is quite cauciliatory. Yon may there fore join with him three muni , lipal councillors in a consultative capacity!' The Mayor of Marseilles read this communication publicly. A proclamation by the mayor, warning the people against the attempts mule to excite them by means t f p!acards, was postnd up when the Last mail left, and no further disturbance was apprehended. Yesterday all the articles of the double maguey bill relative to the Tours and Nantes line, were adopted without alteration; but the Assembly voted an additional clause, moved by M. Combarel de Leyval, and proposing that all profi'ai above 6 per cent. should be s ha red by the government, until the sum of seven and a halt millions were repaid. An amendment, moved by M. L-yer, proposing that six millions should be lodged with the Treasury by the Nett.* Company, and sixteen and a quarter millions by the Bordeaux Company, to ensure the prompt end regular execution of the works, was sent to the com mittee for examination. The bill for an additional grant of twelve and a half millions to the Minister of War wu exam ned yr s terday in the bureaux. Numerous o bj ec ti ous were raised against the camp at Versailles. General Biraguay d'Hilliers defended the formation of the curio, which was strongly opposed by General Oadinot. The latter was chosen on the committee. In the sitting of the AssetnblitodaTapXliCiisilot at the tribune took place upon a grant of extraordinary fends to the ministry of public instruction, which was adopted on the second ballot, the first having failed from the votes filing short of the required number. The debate on the Nantes and Bordeaux Railroads Bill was resumed. M. Duce stated that the com mittee had examined the amendment of M. Lover, and proposed in its place, u article 3 of the bill, a clause imposing upon the oompany of the Tours and Nantes Railway a deposit of six millions, and upon the company of the Orlesns and Bourdeaux Railway a deposit of twelve millions with the treasury, to guarantee the regular and complete execution of the works. This article WM adopted. Two addi tional articles, moved by MM. Carteret ar.d Beaumont (de la Somme), obliging the companies to carry troops and deepatches gratis, were also adopted. M. Seberlcher proposed an amendment, obliging the company to furnish their third-clan car riages with glued windows, which was adopted. On the motion of M. Lefebre Dornfie, a paragraph was add d to the clause of M. Schmlcher, compensating the companies for the additional charge of providing windows for the third class, by extending their lease for fire years more. The house then Toted on the enaembk of the Scheelcher and Duro& amendment, which was rejected by 231 votes against 268. An amendment moved by M. Grevy, giving the govern ment the right of revising the tariff at every epoch of the concession, was opposed by the Minister of Public WOIFILI, and thrown out. After the rejection of M. Grevy's amendment the house proceeded to ballot on the ensemble of the bill, which was adopted by 298 votes against 228. The remaining articles of the bill for abrogating the forced circulation of the sots@ of the Bank of Fracce were then adored, and the bill passed, M. Sautsyra's amendment for fixing a certain proportion between the notes of 1001 r. and 200 fr. of the circulating capital having been rejected. The Assemb:y refused to hear the interpellations of M. Ch. Lagrange relative to the artillery of the navy. The negotiations between the Paris and Strasbourg and the Strasbourg and Bkle railway companies for charging the latter with the execution of the section between Strasbourg and Sarrebaurg have been brought to a close, and a treaty signed to this effect. The section in question is to be opened in June next yvr. I To-morrow the President of the Republic will re view the gendarmerie mobile and the gendarmerie of the Seine in the Grand Carte of the Coamps Elysees. Tne French fleet passed the Straits of Gibraltar on the 20;:h of July. A good deal of hesitation was visible among specu lators at the Bourse, which was attributed to the unsettled aspect of relations between the President and the Assembly. The Fives showed a fall of 10 centimes on yesterday, and closed at 97 40. The Threes fell 15 centimes, and closed at 58 70. _BOURSE. tar A 00041114 PAM% Aro. 6. T Hoary. l i Opoolog MOM. tows. Clooiag per Cents. ....... por auto. do. Mrw Lou . io o o 5 I pot Onto.— — , ' . • le I. pot Onto II per Caste. ....... 3B 35 , ' 38 58 75 311 Te 58 70 I per Clata. 3 do. New Una „ ie o ~ et 4 per Ceuta. 4 pee Orate . o t kaohlinge as Lcapcbg: at led. 23 23; P en eaga,73 25 " Beigi‘x, 3, 181 0 De. S. 1342 ....„ 101 „ I Inman Lau. MO " Do. 411 An 3 Piedawat S per Ceuta 430 „ Beak likarea 2397 30„ aossee.-84. °ems* 417 50; VereaUles (rigbt beak), 172 50: Pule sad Orkenb 790 2$ • Peeks sad ROOM 393; Ream and Havre. 235 ; (keelboats and Bali, 1/7 30 ; Orleans and Viers" 376 23; Boulogne and Amens, 183; Orkaas aid Bordeaux. 401 50 ; North. 47e 23; Paris mad altraskoorg, 33730; Toon sad Nantes, 236 23. COMMERCE IN FRANCE. Our Pais correspondent, writing yesterday, says: With regard to the movement of trade, the present move ment is one of preparation rather than active bushman. All the (neat manufactories and "hops are getting themselves in ' , iodine's against the autumn and winter, when an extravr dinary animation is expected to reign In all departments. At present the relief to the usual flatness of August consists principally in the purchases of people setting out fur the vacation, sod of visitors by the great pleasure train'. Three promise to effect quite a commercial revolution in favour of the capital ; for a provincial pin de fansifle will naturally avail himself of the occasion of then five-franc excursions to Paris to lay in a supply of all ejecta which eon be pur chased cheerer and better In the capital. Hence the trades people of the country towns regard with much jealousy and dissatisfaction the monster trains, freighted with their runaway customers. 04 the other hand, the only branches of trade in the provinces benefited by the crowds from Paris which pour down by the tame conveyanee, are those of the pastrysonks, vintners, and innkeepen. The greet London Exhibition hes given rise to animated debates in the mann'acturing circle, of Paris. Many dwell on the new advantages which England will draw from fa. reign products, in order to repair her deficiencies on points when she is now beaten by foreigners. The supetb silks of Lyons, the rich, fanciful brooms and object' of art in Paris, fear no competition, and a greet impulse to these branches of commena is expected to result from the opportunity of denting the Briton with such articles of luxury. The body of mesufseturen, who held a preparatory meeting on July 24, at the "Conservatoire des Arts-et.Metien." has taken the title of" IJaion of Parisian Industry for the Universal Exhibition," and the board wet again yesterday to 'gamily the industrial nations, and name delegates to prepare, in nuns with tam board, a joist imposition of the "peal brassies. The fair ei Brumaire has pee et brildastly. Bury nett of Miele head on easy eaultat. Is the pmts of she Rheas there was 27 sea mask and 1U rho Won lades with_ graduations d Ihe Madlasegessem sews, lemose, salt Rik seeps. Diem eselessa mak ea. The Oasis= andi ledge with ast, nag any bask _ " modes," and seam gabseillarim Barges emu beat Regissas, Lyatr , Teshmem and Ogate, by the Ruse sad the Odui lades with sees ~ salt provides's, float, irctia=esmerainclUse s aiitralogi a44 by the trial ft*. ham Mutual* sot been realised to that fall extent. The vivre shish were worst treated will yield at lust me th of their merge prods's. Is the Mageonnais sad C o h or esare the grapes have a magaillcust appearance. and the el maks is rising rapidly. Prism have Wen 1 fr. at az, where the dimposable work is quieted as low as 47. Resists al as has soak from 46 to 44. eposalaties is spirits, so esosisoas is April and May, has ceased threashont the south. The prices of brandy hold at Cognac and other plates. Sagan have bees very salsa this week, bat the prime hold. Raw sugars at haws remain at 61 francs. The stock at Run amounted on August 1 to 20,490 kilo grammes, mere this 10,000 lees lima last year. Little has I bees dose is arm The reports which promised an abundant harvest appear to be signally belied. blest of the departments send in very disappointing amounts of t►e crops. In missy localities the Ibiliew has appeared. In W basin of the Allier mot more than half t►e average crop is 'spate& Stadler complaints are made by the farmer of the D ado's*. Is the Castrate and Haute-Garonne fogs have demurred tie cora. In the Gironde the bravest is cloud, and bee given satisfactory remits. In the Beane. and about Paris the MINOT, teats ►ere forced the corm, and much small grain will be the result ; but is the Aisne, and especially ne►r Sonoma, ea extraordinary crop is expected. The first unfavourable reports caused the quotation of BOUT at the Belie to rice to 28,r. 75c. ; but later accounts having prved that the harvest will be abundant enough to avert very higb.prices, the sours@ fell again to Tnr. 61c. TAR EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1850. Brim!, Arattar s.—Volaatary Loan, 1061 Now Los., Bear aatl•••11411 pr Craw, 99. National D4bt, 851. Optasedal Marker ftany's Premiss, 106. Bask 8114 res, 911. VlZlnt*, A 170191? S.-141, par Coat. Iletalues, 961 Four per Cml4., 84 11 18 Bilk Skirts, 1,180. Eraaap Inakiort. 1111; ea Los4aa, 11 38. SWITZERLAND. Letters of the 2ad inst., from Berne, announce that a stormy sitting took place in the Grand CAncil on the 31st ult. 24. Stcckmar, a radical ex-councillor of state bad been elictrd, but, situ a violent debate of 10 hours, his election wu annulled by 107 votes against 87. SPAIN. MADRID, Anoest 1. The Duke and Duchess of Ilentpensier vet out this evening for Seville. The ministerial crisis is over. The dissolution of the Cartes is settled. The new Corks will not be convoked before the end of October. MADRID, AVG. 1 —Three per Cents., 33; after Balsa 33 cash ; 33 1-16 paper. Four per Cents., 121 each. Five per Ceuta., 121 cub ; after Boise, 121 cash, 121 paper. Csupor c, 71 paper. Plosives, 31 ; after Bobs, 3 13.16 Gash. Burk of Si. Ferdinand, 86. Exchange on London, 60.40. ITALY. CIVITA VECCHIA,JULT 29. The papal government has at iast come to the determination to sweep away the Angie in masa of rubbish, in the farm of ragged and greasy notes, which has hitherto encumbered the circulation, and smothered the commercial activity of this country, but it is much to be doubted whether the method pro , posed for tilicting the herculean task, which is no thing die than pouring cut a deluge of treasury bills, will bo acceptable or useful to the middle and lower classes of society. It appears from the Minister of Finance's report, that the quantity of paper at present in circulation amounts to 6,948,850 dollars, of which it is his intention to withdraw the greater part in the course of twelve months, by the substitution of trea sury bills for five millions of dollars, bearing interest at 5 per cent., but not constituting • forced currency. These bills, which ate in fact so much stock, well be diaided, like Roman consols, into two series, one payable only to the person in scribed, the other payable to the bearer, and the whole five millions are to be extinguished at par in ten years, by annual instalments of 500,000 dollars, the bills so extinguished being ex'rseted by lot. The interest will be caloulated from the first of October next. The rate at which this new stock is to be purchased is established upon a progressive scale, those who come forward during the first three months from St ptemher to November having the ad vantage of paying only 85 &liars, in notes, for 100 dollars of treasury bills, wt.ilet, in the two succeeding trimestres, the prices will be respectively 90 and 95 dollars, and finally WO. If this eybiiline mode of sale has not secured purchasers for the entire five millions by December, 1851, the remaining bills will be distributed amongst rich proprietors, bankers, and commercial men, who will be obliged to pay for them at par, some consideration being made, however, in favour of them individuals who are n'ready holders of treasury bills be• original purchase, and who will be furnished by government with certificates to that effect. For the payment of the interest, and the annual instalment, 500,000 dollars per annum, will be assigned, besides the 100,000 dollars forthcoming yearly from the regular and secular clergy and religious corporations. These 500,000 dollars are to be taken from the public revenue, and especially from the stamp and regis ter duties. The deficiency in the state income so produced is to ba supplied by ntw taxes, required by the emergency of the times, which the minister pro mises will be taken off as aeon as urgent neces sity will allow. The only notes allowed to remain in circulation after the emission of the treasury bills will be the new ones substituted by the Papal government for those of the republic, and they will he gradually extinguished by annual rates, the 600,000 dollars being appropriated to that purpose i..fter the treasury bills are extinct. A commission is to be named by his Holiness for the execution and surveillance of the whole affair, and the neces sary regulations are to be drawn up forthwith. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. A telegraphic despatch in the Cologne Gazette, dated Rendeburg, August 2, states that General IVillisen had issued a new proclamation to the army. Ile states in it that the great works of fortification at ItAtdsburg will be finished in a few days; that if the enemy could, with the greatest losses, obtain merely the termination of a pitched battl•, he (the enemy) certainly would not dare to fallow the army into its present entrenchment. It was said, at the moment of despatching the above, that an engagement between the outposts was taking place near Breckendorf, half-way between Itendeburg and Schleswig. Another telegraph in the mime paper, dated Ham burg, Aug. 5, states that travellers from Copenhagen asserted that battering-trains were shipped in Russian Teasels. Gagero is to eater the Schleswig army, is the capa city of major. GERMANY. FRANKFORT. JULY 31.—A courier from Vienna arrived here the day before yesterday, bearing the Snal answer of Austria respecting the calling of the Diet. The Aus trian government does not feel called on to summon the narrower council of the Bund ; such a task appears more appropriately to fall to the existing plenary assembly ; Austria will, however, execute the resolutions of that body. It follows from this that MM. I)etmold and Bolow must pocket their letters of nomination, and that the Gazettes, which gave the particulars of the Austrian note, sum moning the Diet, was misinformed. Prince Schwarzenberg his declared to Count Bandissin, who since the 'trod of July has represented the Schles wig Statthalterscbaft at Vienna, that Austria cannot intermeddle with the cause of the Duchies, and that he mast apply to the plenary assembly at Frankfort. Such a declaration is scarcely intelligible, just as Austria is seeking the admission of all her provinces into the German Band. Perhaps, however, when this answer was given, it was not believed that Denmark would use the treaty for purposes of war; and with the clearer knowledge of Danish intentions, a more be coming language may be addressed to the ambassador of the Duchies. WURTEMBEItO. STUTTGART, JULY 30.—The Wurfernberg Gautte oontains the following : Oa Saturday next, August 3rd, the exciting drama of the intpeeebmeat of ministers will commence in the bell of the Climber of Deputise, at Stuttgart. The accused, Wachter- Spinier, late Minister of Foreign Affairs, will appear in person. The defence will, it fa belfeeLd, be conducted by the advocate Seeger. The President of the National Assembly, Y. Sehoder, will promote fn right of his office as the head of the accusing body. The scandal of aminister on trial will probably attract msay of the curious to Stuttgart. TURKEY. Litters from Constantinople annotate the firms lion of a committee by the Turkish government for making arrangement relative to the eostribatians by Turkey to the great London Exhibition. THE BRAZILS. DVONPORT, 6. The Kestrel, Lieut. Baker, E arrived at thisport and landed her mails this morning. She brings intelli gence from Rio Janeiro to the 18th June. The fever had entirely abated on @bore, and there were but a few cases among the merchant shipping. The Sharpshooter arrived at Rio on the 18th June. As she sailed from this port on the morning of the 28th April, she may be raid to have had a 62 days' Wage, just twice the time supposed, and on which bets depended here, saving little in favour of the in tend( d contract by screw-staamers for the mails to the Cape. This vessel took what is called "a Sco'ch prize " at the mouth of the harbour, a coasting vessel that happened to have some water casks on board; oce of those stupid affairs that only tend to vex and annoy the Brazilians, and retard their co-operation in opposing the slave trade. She was glad to relieve her prize and seek the admiral for orders. The Paten', that sailed from Falmouth Bth May, arrived on the 16th, thus besting the Sharpshooter 12 days. AND THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. The following his been presented to both houses of parliameLt : (SIONID AT BITINORIATIIRP, Nov. 24, 1849 —RATITICA TIONB EICRANORD AT BUENOS AYRES, MAT lA, 1850.] CONVENTIoN PON Re RATABLIONINO Taa PIRFECT KR LATIONO or FRIENDsHIP BITWIIN RIR BRITANNIC MAJTATT AND TUN ANORNTINI CONIVRDARATION. Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, and his Excel lency the Governor and Captain General of the province of Buenos Ayres, charged with the foreign relations of the Argentine onnfedernim, being desirous of putting an end to the exicting differences, and of factoring perfect relations of hiendship, in acoordanca with toe wishes manifested by both goverranents; and the government of her Defiant it Majesty having declared that it hes no separate or inter iced cbjeet in view, nor any other desire than to sere ware', established the peace and independence of toe states of the River Plate, as tecooned by treaty, have named to that effect as their plempotenti aa i a T r ig : Her Majesty the Queen of Greet B r itai n , H enr y S out h ern , Esq , her Majesty's minister plenipotentiary accredited to the costs of Buenos Lyre.; And his exeelleney the governor and captala.general of the province of Buenas Ayres, his excellency the Minis:error Foreign Affairs, Doctor D.ni Felipe Arena ; Who, after having communicated to each other their re -1 'Neck,. full power., and fused them in good and die form, have agreed as fellows : Art. I. The government of her Britannia Majesty, ani maicid by the desire of putting en end to the differences which have interrnoted the political and commercial relation, be tween the two eountriee, having, on the 15th of July, 1817, raised tie blockade which it had established of the p eta of the t so r I.u• lies of the Plata, thereby giving a proof of its conciliator y . sentiments, now hereby birds hired in the same amicable spit it definitively to evacuate the inland of Martin °Anil; to return the Argentine vessel, of war which are it its p ',session, as far as possible in the gams state they were in when token ; and to salute the Rag of the Argentine Con federation with twenty one guns. Art. 2. By both enntractiog parties shall be delivered to their respective owners all the merchant Teasels, with their carotin, taken by them during the blockade. Art. 3. The auxiliary Argentine divisi ins existing In the Oriental state shall return *cross the Uruguay when the French government divine' the foreign legi,,n and all other foreigner* who may he under arms and form the garrison of the town of Monte Video, evacuates the territory of the two republics of the Plata, abandon, its hostile position, end ce. Migrates a treaty of race. Her Britannic jetty's govern ment, it the event of ts being necessary, offers to nee its good ellen in bringing about these *cis witha its ally the French republic. _ . Art. 4. ` Her Britannic Mapty's gov ernmen t recognise, the navigation of the River arena to be an inland na•:tia lion of the Argentine confederation, and subject solely to its laws and regulations, in the same manner as that of the River Uruguay in common with the Welted state. Art. 5. Her Britannic Majesty's government haying declared "that it is freely acknowledged and admitted that the Argentine republic is in the unquestioned enjoyment and semi.' of e• ry sight, whether of peace or war, pee. mmed by any independent nazi in ; and that if the course of events in the (Mental republic hae made it neeeeimy for the allied powers to interrupt for a time the exercise of the be liigerent rights of the Argentine republic, it is fully ad mitted that the prieciples on which they have acted would, under similar circumstances, have been applicable either to fir at Britain or France," it is hereby agreed that the Ar gentine government, with refried to this declaration, reserves its right to discuss it opportunely with the government of Great Britain, in that part which relates to the application of the principle. Art. 8. In virtue of the Argentine government having declared that it would celebrate this convention on condition that is ally, his Reeellene7 the President of the Oriental H public of Uruguay, Brigadier Don Manuel Oribe, should pr. Emily agree to it—thii tieing for the Argentine govern silent an indispensable condition in any arrangement of the exit ng differeneea—it proceeded to solicit the assent of its sail ally, and having ohm ned it, the present convention is herohy agreed upon and concluded. Art. 7. Under this convention perfect friendship between he Britannic Majesty's gwernnent and the government of the confederation is restored to Its former state of good understanding aad eoreiality. Art. 8. Tess convention shell be ratified by the Argentine government within fifteen days af.er the ratification of her Britannic Majesty's government is presented and the rati fications shall be exchanged. Art. 9. In witne , s whereof the plenipotenti sign this convention, and affix the scale of their arm, thereto. Dune at Buenos Ayres, on the 24th of November, in the year of our Lord 1819. (L. 8.) HENRY SOUTHERN (L.S.) FELIPE ARANA. THE RIVER PLATE. CONVENTION BETWEEN HER MAJESTY CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received Cape Town journals today 25, and those from Graham's Town to May IS, but their contents are quite unimportant. H. M. ships Seringspatam and Apollo (tr. ship) were in Simon'. Bay. SAILaD OUT OF SINION'S BAT.—May 17, H.M. brig Dart, to Mozambique, tender to H.M.S. Castor. 19. H.M. (st.) Medea, to England. 20. H.M. (st.) Hermes to Esst Loudon. Passengers, the Ist division 61 Regiment. AMERICA. By the arrival at Liverpool this morning of the steam-ship Atlantic, which sailed from New York on the 27th ult., and has brought advice§ to that date, we learn that the Compromise,; or Slavery Bill, was certain to pass Congress More the lst of August. General Pees arrived at Philadelphia on the 261 July, from St. Thomas. Pearson was honi; at Boston, on the26th of July, for the murder of his wife and two children. lie con fessed that he committed the crime. The British steamer Tay arrived at Mobile on the 20th, with Vera Cruz dates to the 20th of July. The cholera was still raging in Mexico. The Indians continued troublesome near Brownsville. The lion. D. P. Hine, member of Congress, died at Washington, on the 25th of July, of dysentery. General Lopes arrived at Washington on the 25th of July. The commercial intelligence represents business as being in a satisfactory condition. Money wu plenty, and trading prospects good. The quotations for se curities are unchanged. The market for breed-stuffs is quiet, and without change in prices. Western Canal flour, 5 dole. 121 c. to 5 dole. 23 c. Gennessee prime wheat, 1 dol. 46 c. to 1 dol. 48 a per 60 lbs. Indian corn: rour.d yellow, 61 to 66 cents. per bus)4el; ditto flat yellow, 62 0. •, Indian meal, 2 dolls. 871 c. to 3 dole per bushel. The cotton market wu brisk, with a good average amount of business doing. Prices have advanced slightly. 10,200 bales were sold, since departure of last steamer, at to advance in prices ; th o s t oc k i n a ll h ands wu esti mated at 70,000 bales. Mlles.-160 Mitre fe of pots sold at 6 dole. 121 e. to 6 dole. 181 c. ; and 60 barrels of pearl, at 6 dolt. Provisions.-500 barrels of pork sold at 10 dole. 25c. to 10 dole. 3710. fur mess, and 8 dole. 373 e. fur prime. Beef dull. 160 barrels and 200 lit ge of lard sold at a slight advance. Freights of cotton to Liverpool, 3-16 d. per lb.; flour, 9d. per barrel ; corn, 3d. per bushel; dead weight, 12e. 6d. per ton. Exchange on London, 1104 to 1104; Pari@, 3.21. NhW OULICANS, •JULY 23.—The sales of cotton to day are 800 bales; yesterday, 400 barrels; middling, 1210.; good middling, 130. COTTON. Moo 17. L. Uwe end Co...areeler),parll.d.mensterasto Atlantis. 111 W 1 . 0111, JOLT 27. Theo hes Mee in wave expert emssidelese est lest, per Hibernia, not fast. The lard I tiabit elfellied V/ Ike tlig=se dew MO haeldmt, lull or se hashons was Oa ibe 11r des Wow per Ade one Is Mod, aid, disk hoar bag IniemlihM 11,11111 Btlm owe. any, On tie nth, the doers' frellesgag slam 4.1101 We twee Md. 70417 truasselleneregolei ea 'Chop So 1..• Mdse. Milers ham me Om domed eel So abeam ~sod hes emus aloe lam Meld. em us a 0.10 ow flue ealy le ordi nary le Mines duerleelem. Mr, on nolo et the lleia's aesseols (Malt were Otter Mon nialisipated), anal freely, ao the loggeolen MO the mean eiwnld advance at Left 4e., sod, ipso =NW Me ernate teedensy Woe& We admen oar le imam in She Miro Min. *Oath Osman% Cult Cotton. Oratory le god ordinary l2l Is 124 to 1111 MM. le pod mid l2l to 1 13 to 131 MIL kir le Mir l3. to Isj 131 to 145 My Mr ID pen* . 14 to 1 to NI leiverspit ken New Wow, of 22nd Mat., we are advbed that the merbst we Om at 114 a for midd li ng. The range of prior in Charkiesan Is Mem 111 e. for ordinary, to 13;a for full, fair. This market at at See measat the lowest in the United Watts. freight Mtn here Id and enehirse 101 per cent. But even at our quota tions, them of do Uelt Wt. In Liverpool give no margin to the shipper ; BEM. ems elf the anxiety, therefore, to sell, which en. Met in Iloolehil is we blest dates, wooly, "the wish to o eos the prism ban airtails," will probably be removed when the l ames mem eldgments owe to baud. The onsuniption or the countrk s ra ms Mum our lest returns, gives the following results 1119- ge l Wu= 14th ,191, lel Lulea ; 1930, do., 301,000 ; Increase, le" 11,11 Tbe oenarepties in the sow her. statists extending with a win. Weal posesterS. On the subject of poring more, the amend. Item ear aerreerndeme ia Charleston, smarm the whole renoL " Omura% Jely TAO, 1130. Our catkin narked Is bun at gealloalls adeassias grime. I geese ordinary Is rally fair at 111 to 12. e. 1 Mee talking le womanises a remestrig the eondlUon of the batimatel them sag previous season, rodC i a l ral e M Wider einaL eat et the at this late ported Oat ens mow the kat ground, se bow favourable the weeder say be leseat.etL Vbe Court. OSBORNE, Aori. 6. The Queen and Prince took their accustomed early walk this morning in Osborne Park. The Duchess of Kent took have of her Majesty and his Royal Highness this forenoon, and, attended bsthe Baroness de Itioeth and Lord James Muiray, messed to Gosport in the Petry yacht, en route to Lonlon. Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mrs. Phipps ware included in the royal dinner party yesterday. Madame Castellan, Signor Mario, and Signor Lablathe, had the honour of singing Wore the royal party yesterday evening. Signor Costa accompanied these artists at the pianoforte. The Duchess of Kent arrived at Clarence House, St. James's, at halt-put rive o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the Waterloo-bridge terminus of the London and &Ark. Western Railway. Her Royal Highness was attended by Baroness de Speth and Lord James Murray. Lady Augusta Bruce has relieved Lady Anna Maria Dawson in the duties of Lsdy io Waiting to bar Royal Highness. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Ex. chequer yesterday. The City Remembrancer had also an interview with the right hon. baronet yesterday, at his official residence in Downing.street. CLERICAL. P AAAAAA EXT.—Rev. J. A. Leigh to Tolleabuty V , BaX4 X ; die. Raab ; value 4841., with residence; recant by ani o n of Rev. Antra= ; Pats , trustee,. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Atio. 6. APPOINTMENTS. Surgeon : Henry Jones Domville ; sad As►iataaeBurgeon William MeD:rmott, to Dragon. PORTSMOCTII, Aco 6.—Tie Stromboli st.-41., Com. Lord Beauelerk, sailed last evening kr Pembroke. The Trinco malee, corvette, Capt Warren, arrived yesterday at 8,-it- ' head, lions the West Indies, end sailed this morning for the eastward, to be paid off. The royal yacht proceeded yeller. day evening to Cowes, to await her Mojeaty's commands. The Apollo, train, ship, arrived this morning from Chiaa and Cape or Good Hope. PIMBEOIS, Avocar 4.—lt bas now been asecrtaintd beyond a doubt that the recent fire iv the above arsenal did not arise through spontaneous combustion, hut from sparks of fire from the sdj went guard-room chimney, large Hakes of which were stun alighting manna the lots of wood packed up for sale ; and as similar mischicf may nccur on future occesioce, steps will ba taken lot atairkii g those lots in auctber part of the yard, to prevent the possibility of a recurrence of the accideat. PRIZE MONEY. (From la.t night's Gaulle.) THII SCOUT lOW TH2 I'M:TH.—Notice u given to the com mander., stficers, and companies of her Ilsji sty's sloop scoot and the Hon numb . .. Eat Indus Company's steam-vessel Pluto, that they will be paid, on Tuesday toe 20th August, at No. 22, Arundel street, Strand, their respective proportions of bounty mom y granted for pirates taken, killed, and clasped in and from WWII Chinese v. melt between the 2.5 th of November and the 2nd of December D.47 ' and that the lists will be re.called, at the same pla c e, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, for the three following months. - . MM. Sloop Soout';'proportkns. X s. d. X P. d Commander 779 7 6 Eighth class Third clams, Ind leo. 103 16 4 Ninth elan IS II 9 Fourth class Fifth elms „ .... 46 15 3 I Eitrenth class Sixth class Seventh clam Hull. E. I. Co.'s S. V. Pluto's proportions. .0 s. d.l S s. tl.. 20 11 1 Ll!utenant Command._ Eighth !la" tog Fourth claw Filth class Sixth class Seventh clan 23 19 7 _ _ _ ,—.„ IS 11 a 10 7 10 7 16 0 6 4 0 ~ . _ S J. G. an d T . TILLWELL, Agents. Tits Eerota.—Notic • is hereby given to the officers and company of her Majesty's sloop Espoir, George S. Hand, E•ci , commander, that they wiJ be paid, cn Tuesday tho 27th of Aug - .3t, at No. 22, Aruzdel.street, Strand, their respective proportions of the repayment of certain eapmees incurred in obtaining the condemnation of the Brazilian slave schooner Electra, seized on the 23, d of Ogober, 1846, and that the lista will be recalled, at the same place, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, for the three following months. g s. d. C s. el. Commander's share ... 5 17 S Fourth elan Fleet One S 5 111 Fifth clam Second clam 2 1 4i 1 StatS clan Third clan e t I Seven th clan U 2 3i J. G. and T. ATILW/LIL, Agehts. Genuine, 6 yrs, 601. ; Martingale, 6 yrs, 501. ; Si. to First Chaser, 3 7n, 801 ; Hsager, 3yrs, 601.; Thornhill, 4 yrs. AILRIVALI.—Quiver. The Wren, Backhound, Bersoo, Hiker Sinker, Cheerful, Compose. Harem Eirarun, Plosighbo7, Don John filly, ILAney, Catalpa, Glaser*, Tin Swede, the Moor Miss leirkawsy, Bs. Rosali e , Mi a t o , Ferahill, Catalan, Valentino, Dark Susan self, Athenian,. Bay Middleton colt, Mrs. Taft, Messer, Maltnasbary, Bee- G whopper, Northam Earle, Minimm, Mnotaineer,, Ns. to pillage, 8.11 Definer, Cayenne, Hope, Thorough Good Bain, Vice, Core, Sherbet filly, Beebe. Bennoo, Her nandez, Rune Nous, The Crowson., Chaplet, Verderer, CLIIII SAOII7:NLIDLT. BRIONTON CLOIIS;AICIDC7f 1070 V; sae h ft, and 100 aided. New micros. Sam Hood, b yrs, Ilst 10. b ; Hope, 6 yrs, 11st 71b; D mar, 6 yrs, list 21b ; Agis, b ors, 11st ; Kn. Taft, 6 yrs, lOst 12Ib ; Minimum, 4 yrs, 10st. The following Plates dm* and name on Thursday : PLAT' of 601 tor 3-1 r olds and upnard. last mile. OPTIONAL SIILLINO PLATS of 601 T.T.C. GOLD Cug given by the Brighton Ram Committee, added is a Handicap of 6 am. each. New course. WORCESTER RACES—TUESDAY. WOICIATININIII STAINS : Estet Maims 2 Sampler Traesdidee 4 AQUATICS. RICHMOND REGATTA. The regatta at Richmond yesterday was the leading aquatic feature of the present season, and 'rumors attractive by far than any that have preceded it. There were no fewer than eleven race, upon the card, con sisting of four., pair oared, scalier's, junior mailers, and pair care for waterers°, the whole forming abundant sport fr‘m mid-day until the cloee of the evening. GENTLIMIN ANATOL/8W FOUR GAMED RAC' for Fit* Silver Preeentation Cups. The Lady Margaret Club.—Mesers. R. Yield, B. Cobb, J. P. Itabhmoo, B. Smith (stroke), F. Lerein (titterer) ...(Purple) 1 Triton Club.—P. Smithy 0. C. Bareashaw, W. u Moon, Hodg son (stroke), A. Halton (steerer) (Crimean) 2 Meteor Club.-8. BOW, Wait. IbbIllUON T. Bone (stroke). C. Clifford Qiteerer) Amaral:a rOlit-OARID Race two rfteentatton h leer Cups. 0. C. Itaretrihaw, W. C. Hodgson. iCelmecit) 1 Went, 8. bone (Blue and White Star) 2 J. D. Chillingworth, J. D. Chillingworth (Light Blue) 0 Yemen and Erie (Blue and White) 0 It was &capital race, the distance extending as be'ore, but then revtrred, from Sj on House to Richmond bridge. It was a good atsrt, all getting off level. Shortly after the start, in the beat of the race, Blue and White fouled Blue end White Star, and necessarily retarded them somewhat. Daring this time Crimson and Light Blue were having a gallant bust for the first place, and Crimean gradir Ily drew in advance at Isleworth church. Bue and White Star laid down to their work in fine style, and soon collared Light who fell into the third place, Blue and W;:ite Star making such extraordinary way aa bid fair to put the fortune of the day in the balance. Ciimaoa, however, gillontly maintained their pGri•ion, the secon4 pair coming in close upon their stern. The winners in boTn this and the four. oared race rowed in boats buil: by the Messrs. Searle. AMATEUR SCITLLVIUS MATCH for a valuable Silver Vats, presented by the Ladies of Richmond. _ Fleet Heat. T. Bone (Dark blue) I C. Cdtiord (Blow and white war) 2 P. T. Illpietgal (Yellow) 11 Wort easily. Sexed Heat W. F. Watson ....._ _... (01nroon) 1 A. Button (Light blue) u Atter a few struker the winner took the lead and k, pc it. MILITARY. Poicrsgorris, Acourr 6.—The Apollo, troop-ship, from China, arrived this morning at Apithead, and will come into harbour to-morrow, to disembark the 95th Regiment, which you to Winchester to join the depot ampoules. SPORTING. BRIGHTON RACES. The following at outline of the engagements for the ensuing races WEDNESDAY (TEIB DAY). TRIAL STAKES, or 5 son. each and 25 added, for 3 yr olds, &o. Bristol mile.—Buscot, 4 yes; The Moor, 5 ere; Miss Larkaway, 3 yn ; Seignor of Ho/d,raess, 3 yn; Vice, 3 yn. MARINE STALLS of 20 sin each and 10 ft, and 100 added ; fur 2-yroldv. T.Y C.—Ch eby Thistlewhipper out of Lvnisa, Regis, o by Touchstone out of Mountain Sylph, b c by Dulcimer out of Gift, Fairy Kiog, Buckhound, Cullen, Toe Squaw, Hungarian, Brother to Truthteller, o f by Charles XII. out of Queen of Cyprus, Entre Nous, Catelpa, Perfume, Merry May, Ginty's, Chaplet. BRIGHTON STALER of 26 sous. each, &C. Old Course.— Fernbill, 5 yn, Bst 71b ; E cape, 6 yn, 7st 131 b ; St. Meals, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b; Ithedyciaa, 3 yrs. 7st 9,16 : Thornhill, 4 yin, 7st 71b; Champion, 4 yn, 7st 4b; Tn. Swede, 3 yrs, 7st 21b; Bacchanalian, 6 yrs, bat 13. b ; Maid of my Soul, 6 yn, Ott 131 b ; Barbee &mow, 4 yrs. 6st 111 h; Rodney, 4 yn, Est 81b; Minimum, 4 yrs, Sit bib; The Wren, 3 yrs, 6st; Calmar, 3 yn, 31b; oby listratcher out of Esieranaa, 3 yrs, paid. N.B. Esperansa colt should have been among those pay ings son. forfait. _ J' PLATE of SOL, &e. Bris'ol Chemist!, 6 yrs; Thibault, 4 yn; Retail, 4 yrs; Hope, 6 yn; Valentine, 3 yn; tlidipus, 4 yrs; West Indian, 3 yn; Miss Larkaway, 3 yn; Quiver, 4 yrs; Sell-Defence, 5 yea; Sitar to Fast Chance, 3yn ; Newport, 4yn ; Cora, 4 yrs; Ranger, 3 yn• Thornhill, 4 yrs. Town PLATE of Lot., &z. Heats. The New Ccurse.— Northern Rawls, 6 yrs, 1001.; Chevreuil, b yre, 1001 ; Suter to Pillage, 3 yrs, 1001 • Shameful, 6 yrs, 1001.; Michael Brunton, 3 yn, 1001.; Titbit, aged, 1201 ; The Verderer, 3 yn, 1001. ; Rodney, 4 n, 2001 ; Genuine, 6 yn, 1001. THURSDAY. BRIGHTON CuP of 1001., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sow. each, &e. The Old Courn.—Collingwood, aged; Wasedyke, 3 yn; Vampyre, 6 yn; Bt. Honing, 4 yrs; Knight of Gwynn', 3 en; Rape, 3 yrs; Chserlul, 4 yrs; Borneo. 4 yrs; Little Jack, 3 yn; br cby Bir Hercules oat of Dark Susan, 3 yrs. RAILWAY PLAT' of 100 son , added to a handicap of 10 sows. each, &e. Bristol mile.—Borneo, 4 in ' Bst 121 b ; The Moor, 5 yrs, Bst 61h; Glen Saddel, 5 yrs, Se t 41b ; Br eorodeight, 4yn 7Gt 13lb ; Cheerful, 4 yn, 7st 13Ib ; Agis, 6 yn, 7st 1211, ; 'Compass, 3 yn, Tet 121 b ; Metter Masher, 5 yes, let 1011); br o by Sir Hrroules out. of Dark Susan, 3 yrs, 7st 91b ; Self Defence, 5 yrs, 7st 41b ; Core, 3 yrs, 7et 41b ; Cayenne, 4 yn, 611 131 b ; Calmar, 3 yrs, Got 1010; Valen tine, 3 yn, 6st 41b; Vice, 3 yrs, Set 10Ib. PAviLiox 8 AAAAA of 30 son. each, 20 It; for 2-yr-olds. T.Y.C.—Mr. Hubeesn's Thorougbgood Bar., Mr. Gantan's o by Bay Middleton, dam by Colwick, and Mr. n At's Gipsy Boy. /STEWARD'S PLATS of 601. added to a SITINTSISk I of 10 sow. stab, for 21r-olds Sze. Winner to be sold for 300 son. T.Y.C.—b e by Bey Middleton, dam by Colwiek, 2 yn; Iracandus, 2 yn; Miss Lerkaway, 3 yrs; Britannia, 3ln • Ploughboy, 4 yn; f by Don John, d a m by D r . Syn tax, lire; Chaplet, 2 in ; Catalpa, 2 yn ; Newport, 4 In. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLAT'. New course.—Grass ' hopper, 4 yrs ; Retail, 4 yn; Second Sight, 4 yn; Chao rend, 6 yn; tEdipas, 4 yn ,• Beetles Buono, 4 yn; Thibault, 4 yrs; The Crowner, 4 yrs ; Beignor of Holders's', 3 yn; Michael Brunton, 3 yrs ; Titbit, aged ; Cheerful, 4 yrs; Quiver, 4 yn; Parity, 4 yrs; Rodney, 4 yrs; Nordin!, sged ; Vordenr, 3 yrs. Sussex PLAY, of 601. added to a Sweepstakes of h 0 son each. Heats. Bristol mile. —H el enesbury, 4 yrs ; Chevreuil, kers, 801 ; Rope, 6 yrs, 1001 ; M oun t a ineer. 3 yre, 120/ ; GR lipus, 4 yn, 801.; Heroine, 4 yrs, 804 ; blitbsol Brunton, 3 yn,601.; BURRlSearas, 3 yrs, 60L; MA, Agsd• Grated Meat. Mr. Clifford arrived too late, and the ether too were started without him, but owing to their acciden•ally fouling a iittle after the start the umpire called them beck, but Mr. Bone conttnusd on alone. It was, after consideration by the committee, determined that the c - mpeti .on sb u!d start again on the following (this) evening for the very valuable priz AMATEVR Sct:Liana E.tce (or a Silver Whrrry. G. Burebett (Dark b!ne) 1 L. K Chapman 11. llolmea Yellow, IL Van Toll (Light Blue) 0 There was a military bend in attendance tbruualitnit the day, and the scene was altogether of the most acimatel description. ROYAL SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA. The Royal Southern Yacht Club Regatta ;;;liptce y's terday and Monday, and produced some excellent sport. On Monday there were but two matches, both a wnich were well contested, and caused ouch interest to be excited. It will be seen that in the larger class the renowned Murquito gallantly bore away the prize; whilst, in the match for yachts of a small. r Linage. the Tartar, beluoging to R. Dawes, Erg., of the Isle of Wight, was The Heroine bad the kid in round:rig Calshot.eutie, hcme to win, when she unforlunattly carried away her t punt, and consequently her chance was thrown out. The tittle Ma :spin, whose exploits for years are well known, was almost distanced. Last night the club ball tot k place, at the Riy .1 Victoria Archery.rooms, and to-day the sons' dinner tali... , place at the club-house. The Earl of Cardigan, c.isninoslore, will prattle. FL UST Day. A Pease of 451. f.r yachts (the property of a member A any royal yacht chit.), 50 tons and above; tire, Mr. Acker's/militated scale. The following started—Musquito, Baron Lisslosbarousk ; Arrow, T. Chitheth.r!app., ; Cynthia, J. Wicks, Esq. ; Maas, J. Craigie, EA., and camp la as Wows: Mosquito, 30 tons Arrow, 114 tom Cyothitt t, 3o tam ..... h. Tll. s. 4 32 13 4 41 90 4 49 49 Diana • long distance behind, and am timed. /a PUPAE Of 301., far yachts (ts* property of a member of any royal yacht club). between 20 and 30 tons; time, half-minute per ton. T e following stated—Z Kluft, Esq. ; 51a/. .ppa, C. Beastly), Esq. ; Tartar, W. H. Dsw e, Esq. ; !Lunar, 11. Wrightt, Big.; and cute in as follows : Tarter, 36 taw .. Heroine, 35 tau Zuleika, 20 tune . h. m... .. 3033 .. 3 46 25 .. 6 10 20 The Mazeppa was a long distant* behlud. _ -- SECOND VAT. A 'scion of 201., for yachts (the property of a member of a royal yacht club) under 2 , 1 tone; time, half minlec per ton. The following started: al, clip', 12 tons, C. Bromley, RA.; Din Juan, 8 tons, W. Cooper, E.g. ; Sunnier, tons, W. H. Woodhouse, Erg.; Gleam, 18 tons, P. Roberts, &rt. There being very little wind, neither of the yachts had goad over the course when the d.spitca left. There were some excellent racing matches during ;ho day, with a variety of otlur aquat.c amusements. CRICKET. ETON v. WINCHESTER Finished their match ye.terday at Lord's ; the former was with 6 wickets to go down. The score was SVu( 1110TEIL—Hear 121:4•01011. biaMID Do. G. Fuller, EM., c Bathurrt, b Prat 13 b Prat 0 E. Lipscomb, Esq., run out F. Barker, Faq., b Peest lO b Prat 0 E. Wllles, Esq., b 1 haekeray........ II b Fred * G. Bennett, keg , b Thackerity 0 st Coltman, b Treneett .. 4 E. Treviliati, Esq., b Prat 0 a Thsekeray, b Maslen. 7 lion. C. Fictions, ho: out C. Smith, Esq., b Thacker.q 0 not oat F. Brodie, Esq., c Thaikoray, b Fri st R. Egerton, Foq., b Prest C. Randolph, Ern., b nest B,14; 1b,6; w,7; ab,3 Total Eros—Furor lonises C. Muttony, an., 0 Flames, b Willes 3O not eat L Phillips, Esq., b Barite , lO b Wllloa 11. Drake, Faq., b Barker lb Ib w b Barker W. Prert, Ern., b Barker C. Norman, Esq., b Wiles.-- ...... T not anti F. Bathurst, E. 4, b Mils ..... ... I b Wiles A. Alderior, Faq.. b Bother 0 T. Rear, E.N., b Wiles A. Coleridge ' EN., b Willa l4 T. Colima°, Eat., b Barker T. Treralett, Fay., not oat 2 13,10; 10,3; w,3; nb,3 , 21 11,5;1b,4;w, 6 ... Total llO Total 108 Total Flamm/ Do IS lain Entetlignite. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YESTERDAY. PIXY= : LORD BX01:4VAll (SarnNo Sr! AILKIO. IN ?H• mArrak et+ THIS WOLFEILHAMPICON, CHESTER. AND 1311/MEN HZAD JVNC nom RAILWAY COMPANY, AND OW THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-Vt . Al: TS OF 1848 Axn 1849. NORRIS (OFFICIAL MANAOER) tl. COTTLE.—QCFSTION AS TO Tlil LIABILITY OP ♦ PROTISIONAL Commtmai- NAN TO CONTKIIIU TS. Tie ban appeal trom an order of the Lards Commis sioners of the Great Seal. A company was projec•ed in 1845 for making a railway between Birmingham and Bi Isenhead by the nearest possihle route, with a proposed capital of 1,000,0001. to be raised :by 500,00 shares of 201. each. The company was pr'vtsionally resfatered in pumas.* of the statute 7 & 8 Vic., o. 110, by Pei name set " tbo Wolv.rbamp on, Crater, and Birkenhead Junction rail way c amenity." l'ians and s.ctions with hocks of teferenee were prepared and deposited in the severs' offices required by the standing orders of parliament, and.the expenses of ob taining them, together with the charges of agents and °then, employed upon the heartiest). the company, eureded 12,000/. There was co parliamentary agreement or subscribes.' con tract e'er entered into. limn. Lain.., Borne, lipfiU, Wrightsnn, and Cooper, gentlemen rtridine iit Warwick shire, paid, sev:rally, sums from 1201. to 5001. towards the expenses of atumptirg to carry into effect the objets of the Company. The company erased to do bluirmas in January, 1546, and the preject was abandoned, and in 1849 the five persons ahovanamed, being respectively sued for deb•e due on behalf 0. the comp iny, presented a petition to Vac Lord Chancellor in October last, pre> leg that the company might be wound up under the previsions of the Winding-up Acta of 1848 and 1849. Tut petition was heard by toe Vies- Chancellor of Easiest', Idioms& 11111 order as thereby prayed tor. Master Brougham, who was the Muter charged with the wfnding•up of the enmeany, cert tied en the 32nd of March last, "that be found the name of J. M. Cottle on the list of outributories fur ebbed to him by the official manager ; that be had been attended by the rtapirotivs counsel of the official =wager and of Cottle (the appellant and respon dent), mad After hearing what was alleged by them, and atter reading two letters, A. and B. (hereinafter stated), and au envy in O. company's agnate book, on the 10th Of