The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. lITILI.IIIO P LATB. Joseph Boa was charged, before Sir R. W. Card's, with Healing via silver dessert spoons, one table•spon, and sane net .t o sv, mid twelve plated teaspoons, the property of Mr. Joseph Fisher, his master, under the following cis sawstanes From bitonsation give to the polio', the osesrs Bull ea t pulses went to Mr. Fisher's premien, in Ito. 3, c c ipplsgaie•baildingo, law night, and, with the forams, ebtaissd a ladder sad entered at the &starer window. They searshed sena roams, bet found nothing to twain mespisions. They then went to the second Baor, foresd epos a bed-rooss door, and there they toned the mina standing by the aide of the bed. Ile said, la answer to the officer, that he was leaked is by mistake, but Peckman said that 'mid set be. for there was the key of the door Ilia; es Ma bed sear the prisesor. He wade so reply. Teams this ssershed the hod, sad toned the articles above sawed between tho bed clothes. The primmer said be got thew bow the diniatroont down stain. He also &aid that be wee not leaked in, but concealed hla , elf ka the lower part of the home. Pitchman bad bees to the premises sad szawinad the look of the safe is the mistier hewn. The wards were braes, end the narks eat the safe ernapasdad with a pistons found os the Soar seer the oafs. The Maws Was; to the premises. The prisoner was 'outwitted for trial. BOW-STREET. ?NI Cali OP STIAHAW AND 00. The prim/ars is this ease attends,' with their balk sad, it boas iatlisstod by Mr. Hsuphrirys that Its Woad's% to Wets Yap ossoolastios is tine for um &p ombs. sotoisso at 11d Bailey, it wee arrseeed that the laid heavies elbeeld len is the 12th September, to which day the Omens • creedisely mended, the mareties Wig mewed, am t for the Isternediate period. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ TICTIII TO Joins Cressy, ea old maa whose clothes worm mak dm wane for wear, was charged before Kr. Big vat boggles of loured pulsates is Piccadilly. Polia•eosetable 131 C, said, last sight he was a duty Is when hie •mettles was called to the primmer, who was assoyisg several ladies and gestleases by demand• lag alms. Heowing the defendant to be a member of tbe beggiag fraternity, he took him isle cutody. The primer indignantly denied the charge of ►eggisg, mad sail, although his wardrobe was is • very dila pidated cosdittoo, he could mum his worship that he wee a respectable traulator of Messages, and so alum beggar. The fact was he was • victim to perusal 'primrose. Ho had also as income derived from reading the ►urial wake eau • week; that was • matter of reciproolty. Therefore, was It likely, with such excellent advantages, be should take to the low sallies of • cedpr. Mr. Mecham said, from hie personal knowledge of the primmer frees hie visite to this mart, his (Mr B.) was us aimed that ho (defeadast) was beggiog ; lad as, M spite of that had bees said to um ectatury, he Mill persisted la loggias, be (Mr. B.) Amid oteult hits to the bean of osessetioa Per as,,. days. _ Priaoser—Oh. yoar warship, it's all owing to ay per mai appearance. COLWYN Soda', • needy dressed and nnaukable Mad ame yam, wam•s, was placed at the bar apes set ad jammed charge of leaving attempted to straagle Myself. At the former emanation a young man tamed John Old- Isaltas stand that he bad bees paying his addresses to the primmer, who resided with her mother, but ever slam the ensancemsat of their uquainteuses she bad inhibited an esteems deers' of mental depression. On the evening of Tuesday se'anight he indsesd her to accompany hies to • private concert, on leaving which, shortly before 12 o'clock, he was about to see her home, but she dr elated her intsntioa never to return. After bann ing teauserable streets without say apparent ob ject, she suddenly wined him good night," sad darted away in the direction of the railway arches. She succeeded for some time in eluding his pursuit, but Its at length found her sitting upon the step of a door, with her head drooping forward over her abut, and on raising het *phi diseovend that she had twisted the strings of her bonnet so tightly round her throat that she was on the point of strangulatioa, and totally insensible. lie lost no time in cutting through the ligatures, bat seuly ten emirates elapeed before obelus mewed to sonecioasness, and as she then declared it to be bet settled determisation to destroy herself, he was reins• _ 1 Molly compelled to give her into custody. The prisotter was riteoquissd by Alderman, the gaoler, es having made two previous attempts to mmunit *mild' by taking poison, on one of which occasiess she had amipted as the neon for her desperate modest, that she bad boss deserted by a young man to whom she was pamionately 'noshed, and who had effected her rail. . The prisoner was now brought up from the foul of Detention, to which she had been remanded fora week; sad ma being placed at the bar, a thspectable.looking elderly woman, who represented herself to be her mother, stopped late the witnese-bon, and entreated that her unfortunate dinghter might be consigned to her charge, and she would nee proper precautions to prevent a repetition of stab nib and criminal attempts. lir. D'Eyncourt said that he had received a cosamanlea ties from the Item. George Jepson, the prison chaplain, is which he espremed himself in highly favourable terms re specting the primmer, whom he believed to be truly peni tent, and under these circumstances be should venture to accede to the solicitations of her mother, and order her to be discharged. TEI LATI S !NO CA SS IX 11011111111 TOWN. Therese Belmotods, but whom reel name is Gregg, as Myer, was plaited at the bar before Yr. Trywhitt, charged with hissiouly stabbing William B tweeds. Polle►constable Billisgbant, 44 8, produeed the follow ing *Militate :—" William Edmonds is not quite so well this atoning, but generally may be considered as proper alas favourably. ♦ petifessioual gentleman, who attended for the primmer, reduced a letter, signed by the isjared man, in which be skated that it was quite an accident; that it occurred through Meows passion, while the prisoner was gutting seas bread ; and that when he recovered he did not intend to appear to promote any charge. The prisoner, who wet a most mild inoffensive perms, had as aged mother and a child to sup port, and be therefore trusted that bail would be taken. Mt. Tyrwbitt said that it wu a proper eau for bail. sad laa thought that two Hustles la the eau of 401. would be inditiese. The prisoner was the* restored. Tim court woe crowded with sassiben of the theatrical prodestios. SOUTHWARK. ♦ ititmazzas PAUWT. Samuel Name, a dirty-look* tailor, residing in Ilwas• tow, Bwen-strest, Dover-road, was brought up as a ',arrant ekarymd with mushy to hi. thildret, and depriving them sf sossesery food. The unstable brought into court four children, the eldest sf whim a girl, nub etteeiated is appearasee, cad sabl bides masks of Holmes es her fees and body, was swots. stated Mewl( to be 18 years of age. Her father was • tailor, but mestattly drunk. Bbe lost bow mother two years asro,and time thin her father bad &Vested Mated Mr breams sad slaters. He kept this without feed, sad bosoms they did sot set as be wished (whisk was imporible) bo beat Mom Oa Monday night he asked her to wash a gist. but MON/ writhe! at. nor light, she mild net. Ho Sas Ranked her dews, sod 'track bet tames the eyes, isliatisi the welled. his wenhip perssived. Sophia Gorden, a marrisd woman, said .be Heed nett der, sad she had fregimatly soma the pelisse/ boot the lost whams is as musgreifal ware; and she may believed he washd bays murdered this. Ho got bask, sal MIS them wfthest teed he days, ad bad it set set bees tee ViIININI and other 'glibbest. they swot bars starved. Is Mimes, the primer said he was out of work, tad the West girl was stubbing'; that be was etwapellml to elms- W. Me. He add sot get that teed without mosey. Mt. C.sb. -3sl yes amid get mosey le get shank with, lastead ef seppordeg year tastily. Yes ass a bests! cad I shall email you to the Hoses of Coneeties fag eta mouths. Foorooo, tar SSW. woo oritorot *take dm pear Albino to Newington workkoeso, when *ay will to prowl, token we of. 1 ♦ wimaa OF • Withail W•Dity, a prints of the Nth newest et loot tying at ill* Palms bonsai, Oztord•utreet, was 'barged by Taboos am Mtl. M divides, will bola ft a deserts. TM plasm add be was AO a iworbw. Ha bad a paw cm Saturday to return to Demob at twelve o'clock at night, bat being beyond the time he thought be might as well have his spree out, se ►e was golog to the Crimea to " whop the Ituniass." The feet was he was going to the barracks when the *Meer took him into cu►tody. Mr. Combs told him he was a deserter according to the act of parliament, and his mast be sent to Horsamonger lane until fetched away by order of the Wevoilies. SRI TARIM!' LAMBETH. 01 Till W Matthew WiGluck sad Menem Marty, two ownaben of the riotous page who infest the Waterioo•road and the thoroughfare adjacent, were charged with creating a serious diatarbeaer aad awaiting the police early this wonting: Marty, is eonsequenceof baring dislocated his shoulder in his straggles with the police, was not placed at the bar, bat was seat to the hospital to hose the dislocation reduced. He, however, returned shortly afterwards. Pollewoonstable 89 I', after describing the affray, said, that when costing up to the court this morning the prison. en attempted an escape. They both exhibited the greatest violates, and are known thieves, and the mutant associates of the worst characters about the New CM. The constable added that these ga up were a perfect terror, and almost rendered the Waterloo-road sealer to respectab4 people at nigh% se no person could possibly pass without being an noyed and molested by them. The prisoners haring nothing to say in answer to the charge, were eownsitted by Yr. Ellett—Wl'desk for 21 dem and Marty for 14 days. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1855. SOUTHAMPTON DOCK COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. The half-yearly general Dwain g of the South ampton Dock Company was bold thldlifternoes at the °Sees in Bishopegate street, COI. BLILLOW In the chair. The report stated that notwithstanding the continued employment in the service of the government of a lugs por tion or the ships of the three great Stalin OOMpiaiii, the directors are able to announce a continued progressive in crease of income from rations other snares, enabling them to recommend a dividend of 17.. 61. per share for the half you. being at the rats of n per mat. per annum on the general stock of the company. The report was adopted, mad a vote of thinks given to the chairman. Two o'CLoca. The railway share market today is dull. Loudon and North-Western stock is quoted rather lower, at 961 to 1, and Great Western at 671 to I. Other stock...re generally steady. Midland stock is quoted 71 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 831 to 84 ; Soutb-Euterns, 181 to I; Caledonians, 31 # to i sod Great Northern., 221 to 1. French shares are generaly fairly supported. North ern. are quoted 361 to 1; Euterns, 381 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 281 to / prem. Sambre and Meuse shares have declined. 0110INANY 411 ANDI AND 111001111. THAMES HAVEN DOCK AND RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-poorly general meeting of the Themes ." Haven Dock sad Railway Company was held this day at the I. London Tars, Mr. LOWDIN in the chair. 134 Pram the report we learn the directors hays resolved to IR recommend that the land at Thames Haven shall be applied 11 by the company to the purpose of the construction of a dock tr 4 or harbour, and other accommodation in connexion there- 22 with. The directors suggest that the sempsay should apply 11. in the neat session for a revival of their parliamentary i t powers as may be requirito for the purposes required. POI- le sassing the neermary land, the remaining capital of the to company is suflicient for the construction of a dock or 26 harbour, with all the neeswry works. The present nos:- IL I boosted capital of the Thames Heven Company is 31' 1, fo. per , I share, which will prods., about 40,00% K - The report was adopted, and • vote of thanks gins to the in. dairies& le ... THE ENGLISH. SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN I I CHARTERED BANK—(THIS DAT.) sc The fourth ordinary meeting of the proprietors of S. the above bank was held this day. st. ne directors recommend a dividend, as in the lint half fr. of the year, after the rate of 4 per mat. per ammo, red that the farther sum of 24,01. Oa. 441. be added to the re- M. served toad. st. La all meat advice. from the Colonies speak of a great 40 improvement in commercial affeirs ; as the whole of the capital is now paid up, sad available for the purpose ; sad eL as there is every roma to rely ea the zeal and ability of res their oSeen, the diseases Walt they may now look for a 3 ensiderable ,: Weiss of hmeineas ; sad they feel sanguine tit that this eetabbahmest will mean to limit a fair share of dt. tee bankiag limner of Australia. Se The repoet was assoimenly adopted, and a vote of thanks given to the chairman. 11.4 AMBIIRGATE, NOTTINGHAM AND BOSTON, AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY AND ; CANAL COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) at. The nineteenth half-yearly general meeting of the above U nonspasy was held as the London Tavern this afternoon. Bt. The statement of revenge shows a balsam of 9,3461.18+. 7d. from which the direeton recommend a dividend at the rate u of 2s. 21. per share, payable on the 14th of September no next, which will absorb 9,1681. 18s. 7d. of the aarplos revenue, learns a bathos of 1871. to In carried to the neat be mount. 30 The report was unanimously adopted, and a Toth of thanks u given to the chairman. ifo NORTH DEVON RAILWA T.—(THIS DAT.) if e The half-yearly pairs' meeting of the North Devon a Railway Company was held this afternoon, at the London et. T Mr. TITS is the chair. The report stated that the oo amount shows *balance of 2,9 W. fis. Id., after payment of the interest on debits- et ,' tares and temporary loans, and that this sum is applicable se to the payment of • dividend. The directors. therefore, pro- 10 pose a dividend of 31. 9d. per share on the 201. sham,. and 16 3s. per share on the 161. Nos. 1 and 2 shares, lea ving a 89 ,, balance of 1721 10s. 7d. to be earned furwud to the nest half•year. The directors reoommend that the shares of the company folly paid up should now be converted into at. stack. et. The report was adopted, the dividend &eland payable on i• the let of September, and a resolution passed authorising 'I the cbrectors to issue preferential shares to meet debentures should it be necessary. fa The meeting then terminated. Si •`" BIDEFORD EXTENSION RAILWAT.—(TBIS D 47.1 to The half-yearly general meeting of the Bideford Is Extension Raileisy Company vu held this afternoon, at the Lowilon Tavern; Count ETII in the chair. The directors have to report that sines the commence ment of the MEOW the contractor has proceeded in bring- pt. I sag the works to completion, and that from present appear- e , anessand prospects, they confidently expect the government at. I inspector will go over the line in the course of the neat rt. month, and after his approval, arrangements will be made 1 2 for its immediate opesing for:geaeral trait, by the levee. The engineer's report is consistent with the anticipation le i of the direetors ; and notwithstanding the mace difficulties s t . sad obataeles which bare snexpoctediy:ariern to impede the II Progress of the andertekieg it will be ready for opening es in September, and, from the increased and increasing traffic to to and from North Devon, they have every reason to i t . believe that their expectations of a remunerative traffic will st be realised. The financial statement shows that the balance es, in hand wee 9511 ; the expenditure of the half-year had in. been 1,9841 I The report was adopted. lo 10 PAUPER EMIGRATION AND THE POOR•LAIV riOA RD. Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the St. Panama mid of Director,. and Osudisas of the Poor. held at the Court-home, King's-road, Casiden-tows, B. J. B. Wsioav, Esq., Is the 11111 Sit, Me. Povrea atteeded before the board, end stated that he had bees requested to asks application for two boys to be sent out to Bermuda, where there ma commotion offered them One of the many boys who had been sent out from the workhouse had returned, and spoke moot f big of the maser Is which he sad his empasioas had been MOM. Ms. Hades bed received a semmenientioa from Mr. Talker, to Bermuda, to whom tho begs had been bound, NM bed area Mr. Cooper, Os seheitoe-general of the We* mad trees both be bd gleamed the most gratifying Mdweistiee es he the slaw fa whisk the poor orphans bed besamemed; he had theeelbee mesh pleemee in moving Mae Immedisee legal steps be idles Psi Media, John Welber sod Weary Mansell to Mr. Tanker, of Bermuda. It week' s be assessery tombs the %eyeholes:the magistrates ia petty ssellem sad dee abode the mamba of Me Poor- Lee Board le Ms emig M eke pese bare. Mr. Howes emeade thismedia. TAIL I / 1 110111111;di 111 tfo prerideiss solely ow the grousd that he would sat he • party te the perish consult• lag or 'bridle, I. the amused sueberity of the Poor Law Board. He was aware that tflo boys who had been mut to Bermuda had dome well, but maser than yield to the Poor Law Board, he was prepared to more that the boys remain for ITU is the workhouse. _ . Mr. WILLIS urged the propriety of not throwing un neemeary difficulties is the way of the future prosponty of the poor children. Mr. Coon, the solicitor, said that there was no difficulty in the ease if that directors would consent to consult the Pose Law Board; indeed, under a reesat statute they were bound to do so, as had been clearly pointed out in an official c.omsaunication from the Poor Law Board. (Hear.) I Mr. Turmas would suggest that the sinter be abandoned altogether. To yield to the Poor Law Board in one thing end to repudiate them in another was illogical and absurd. He would vote against the proposition. Mr. WILLIS could only my, from his eaperiesoe of the Woad, that he would not send out a cat to work in the plantations. Mr. Warsaw felt that there was ample scope in this country for our labouring poor without deporting them, under the sanction of a foreign body, to a distant part of the world. The parish of Bt. Pancras bad ever repudiated any interference in local affairs ea the pan of the Pour Law Board. After some further discussion it was decided that the boys should sot be sent out. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON. The total number of deaths registered in London is the week that ended last Saturday was 1,003, of which 478 were deaths of males, 627 those of females. This return shows a decrease on that of the previous week, in which the number was 1,006. It may be stated in general terms that the mortality bat present as low as it was, at the same season, in them years when the public health was best. It is satisfactory to notice a decrease in fatal 01111 of diarrhoea. This complaint, of which infanta are piaci ' pally the victims, began to increase in the month week of July (Ia which the mean weekly temperature was 64;5°, higher than it had been in presseediog weeks, or has been slam), and rose continuously till the deaths reached 164 is the work that ended th e 18th of August. Last week the deaths from diarrhoea declined to 127. The average num ber is the correspondirg weeks of 184564, corrected for increase of population, was 167. The high mortality from diarrhoea, lately o bserved in the north districts, has subsided, szespt is Somers Town, where the complaint appears to be very prevalent The deaths reported for last week as sassed by cholera, are 16, which is not more than is aural towards the end of August. In 10 cases the disorder is described as " cholera Infantum," or " choleraic diarrheas," and in one as English cholera. A cater appa reatly of sudden and severs character occurred at Milo-end, in which the patient was a woman of 30 years of age, and death is stated to have suited after 17 hours illness. Cholera, designated " Asiatic," was fatal to a girl 4 years old, after 12 hours' illness, in Church street, in the sub district of Cbristehlerch, St. flavour ; aad a case of " Asiatic cholera" is returned 'tit whirls a woman, aged 37 years, was seized whoa returning from a visit to her sister, who was iU with cholera at Amsterdam; she died soon after her arrival at home, to Houudsditch. Of 42 deaths from typhus aad common fever la the week, 8 occurred in the West districts, 8 in the North, 3 in the Central, 2 in the Bast, and 21 is the South districts. The Best districts, if exempt from typhus, suffer from scarlatina. Gee death occurred from • plies protonic.," a disease seldom found in the English mortuary registers. Last week the births of 765 boys sad 785 girls, in all 1,640 children, were registered .8 London. Ia the ten cor responding weeks of the years 184564 the average number was 1,394. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the moan height of the barometer in the week was 29.758 in, The mean temperature was 62.9 deg., which bill deg. above the ave rage of the some week in 38 years. The highest tempera ture occurred on Thursday, and was 76 deg, ; the lowest occurred on Wedeseday, and was 60.3 deg. The mesa dew I point temperature was 64.7 deg., sad the difference between this and the mean temperature of the air was 8 2 deg. The temperature of the water of the Thames was 68.7 deg. The general direction of the wind was south-west. There was rain to the amount of 0.19 to , nearly ell of which fell in 15 l minutes, early on the morning of Friday, when there was lightning unusually vivid and long continued, accompanied with thunder. The following are among the recent arrivals at Brighton:—Sir Adolphus sad Lady Dalrymple, Sir J. William, Sir T. Godsou, Sir It. Dallas, Col. Sibtliorp, Major-General Gordo., Gen. Weathethead, Hon. Mr. Cal vert sad farsliy, Mr. A. A. do'druid, Lleut.Coleuel Rtridp, Major.Osseral Clarke, Colima' Walker, the Hoe. It. Carlton, Sir It. Peel, Lady Ward, Capt. Daring, Major- General Robertson, the Ron. J. Thula+, silo. The visit of the Archduke Maximilian, brother of the Emperor of Austria, I. Paris, is again spoken of. The Prose d' °rind says that Kamitach is being dewed of all doubtful characters, and that any one unable to show a well-deaned sompatlea is upelled without pity. A letter from Warsaw states that the Grand Duke Coutantias has paid a visit to Swealiarg sines the boo berdiasat, sad made a 'Caste inspectioe of the fortifi cations. _ _ The Emperor Alexander has conferred a variety of dreoretleas,titles, &e. ape& the clergy sad oilleieh of Mead. _ _ - The Gazette de Lesjosiek nays it so =Armed, that K. Bruck, Financial Minister of Austria, is about to pew pose a saw loan of 200 Wilkes of florins, istandsil to 'spay Ow Beak of Vienna the admen which that institution kr sande to the Beats. The Venerable George Rodeos, M.A., Archdea of Stafford, loft hems towards the sad of last month, ass peaked by hie two youngest daughters, to siesta a few weeks ea the Coatiasat. Veda was their ultimata destine dos, sad they had got aa far es the Tyrol, wheat, fading that the cholera had broker out around theta, they turned aside to Elva, ca the moth share of tba Lego di Garda, as • healthy sad just spot loosed the getaday la. It was while there that, ca the Sunday sight, or rather the Koaday Isersing, the Arehdassea was seised with the fatal cholera, whisk withlaseres est alsbt bean pat ea end se lb valuable Ulu We (Edinberrgh Mama) understand that lids following gestleraes hare broom* candidata. for the chair of the Proviso of Pilate la the 'University of Idtabugb, meat by the realpatioa of Dr. Allen :—Dr. J. H. Boorest, Presager of the Moneta of 'WWII' la Malta* Ilakerefty ; Dr. Almada Weed; Dr. W. T. Osirdaer mid Dr. Halliday Douglas of lidtah.►gh; Dr. Joust of Londoa; Dr. Nolllisa of Dahlia; sad Dr. Lam* of Tisk. TM Town Osassli on Os pima. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. The report of the directors just issued states that if. the total amount of share and mortgage capital ebergeable l i t ea mine for the half year ended 80th June last, is as us I follows, excluding leased lines :—Ordinerycapital, It 8,481,2741.; Guaranteed Six per Cent., 794,0401.; ditto IS. Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent , 263,8161. ; loans sad moneys in !I advance of calls, 2,997,2971 ; total, 12,631,4211. The ex- 5 ,1 1 penditure during the half year has amount( d to 224,5371. ; fle. 6t, of which the following are the principal items: si, Manchester and Leeds main lies and breaches, 14,4881.; et. Manchester and Bolton Railway, 13,9071. ; Liverpool and 01. Bury line, 86,9511 ; Manchester and Southport line, 28,4021.; West Riding Union lines, 23,2311. ; Sheffield and Barnsley hair, 14,6811.; working stock, 29,4691. 5 The outlay on the Liverpool and Bury lies is for the Dock s Brenta at Liverpool, which was opened for traffic in March in We, and has been of essential advantage to the company in _ O, -1 essdentieg the traffic at Liverpool. The Southport line ",t, from Wigan was opened in April, and having been eons- •- pitted at a moderate met, will prove a valuable addition to 10 the company's lines. On the Sheffield and Barnsley Rail- et. way the second line of rails has been laid and the hue is. tiptoed, affording great relief to the Media The expenditure _ lll - ea the mein line, the Manchester and Bator', and the West •••,„ Wise Miss Loge, is mainly for the extension of station to mlesunsdeffien. The outlay on the working stock has rs• /WM allertarr slumber of weggons at the disposal of the li nisisellsffilles department; and the continued increase of the M po ds - Was, notwithstanding the stagnation in some IL If trade, is a consequence of this provision. The D lean statement (abstract L) shows that an amount of so 465,9221. Ms been borrowed or renewed during the half. Lee year ; that an amount of 267,4661. has been paid off or et trenshweed dieing the same period ; and that the company's to total debt snouted, on 30th June last , to to .. 1996,9311 L average rate of interest has been 41.45. 3d. ''; Revenue lelesat s—The receipts of the company during the half year, including the Sheffield and Barnsley line and the company's proportion of the North Union line, have been 10 489,3061.85. 9d. ; deduct amount received for working the 5 traffic of the Blackburn line, 8,3881. Os. 7d. ; there remains to 480,9181. Bs. 2d.; add two-thirds of the receipts of the Is Preston and Wyre lies, 14,9001. 10s. 7d. ; total receipts, 20 496,8181.185. 9d. The disbursements are thus compased : : Working expenses, 181,4771.; rates, taxes, and duty, 60 12,9841. ; Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal, 1,0961. ; so total, 195,6671. There is a decrees of 64,604 in the num- too bee of passengers booked in the six months from Ist Jemmy 100 to 30th Jose, being a decrease of 2.1 per cut. The de. 3 crease in the number of miles travelled is 2,227.482, I N es 7 pee Dent. The increase under the head . f 100 merchandise is 140,624 tons, or 11 1-3 per cent. so It will be nedeed that the receipts from passenger trade i still exhibit the sue unfavourable contrast with the goods 3 trade elk& bed to be remarked upon six menthe age. : Latterly, a more satWnctory development has manifested w o itself, which it Is biped will cestinne. ii h• replacement of 4 your lommestivas by a letter sad sews powerful class of 104 aegis% is Nei beim aided est, end with satisfactory lot, results to tie workbag aopeemes ; the asemestlesl and efll- 1 0 : dent working of Oda awl ether portisessf Ohs Telling stock 100 stock continues le Inger the moos{ stleolismsl the board. 64 The saperiatiokolit or the diarist dagartweste of the too rolling Oak ossify its effective wohisi sowiltlos ; and O that, dote. the spend= of the roplaarosst above re- 30 Owed Is. is semillita as a whole asetimeas to improve. r The wee*. 'spew for the ball-year hes boa redacted by HI several ilisswishis eirmaartaawe—a esseidareast's at j e goods Oats eoesties, stamp ; a lar the ge redesisi ml 4 redesign is otels So which, earnsprodiss petted, == M 1149661. 71. 64., against 6041. 181. 16. - ; and is to asset Woe from. of smaller anoint —nude, the working 10 More to dire 41.94 per out. against 44.17 per oat. is z o So sousespaolims half of last year. The halms, of revenue so spilloble to the mamma of interest sad dividend, and to eaterlend share% kb 818,6771. 161. Bd. It is noose- 30 namied that a &vilest at the rata of 4 per C mit. per ausum, ins home tax, be declared, 6 =a surplus if 14.8911. 171. to be carried 4 to the mast sus The bill promoted by the to denies le& Mak Wolin sod this Company, for the tra- 10 pravasost if the Possess fitstion, it was found advisable 0 1 to abatis.TMlag will suable the companies inter- 3 ; 1 sated le gmitsre a Meissure which the urgency of the retrior so mentsiffidMt sletien will be likely te induce all parties to y agree to TM simallas of the preprieters will be requested Is a paspeasi ion, for sot ezassilag twisty- one yeses, of thit MY ma &ties authoehmi Is be takes by the pee st.ef dits aseadbas Oamal. The bees will be ealso wish the Nortblieesseu. as Mssolatistre, MAIM sod Irosleika aid the Lewin sot 115•Oh.Wasesis lamp eleo=les. Au arrassamast bus boa lo tows. Wm he some with the Canal Company, by whisk yew liaisons prelmostail sod year Outset wesnd within ass. oda HWY: the premed meagre. with bat a AP Oman of liability , MR Sand protestka ever a moth whiar GM. end ma dinettes eantestly reostaseal he sisotiso lasslies will ales be regsseted Ss a prsposi elaverlies at s/1 as say part of the existing nerrgege tight Oto perpetual irredeemable sunitise, at a rate of lelmM NO to molt par seat. per tomato. . Pd. I 11.4n.wama. I Moms da Mies I delis to.ebsy Taoy. so 2 pr. ad rm. wsmaramitiiiisy v; nirtes..l4aii Cisams. ill I kiallliallikAlNGLe 36 27 4 q 14 6 1 1 dis. lb II 74 gib 90 43 63 $44 ll 14 II 10 3 f dim. Se 7 IS 14 lY Do. b. de fa— beistd fed am* Ihillrol4 lll llZDEM. lOU demi Ameba an Mu er r riLf: W tioria IN um% Mud— IN Ohio§ 11—••• • .. Da. red.... 7177 Shit Laasiddie ll Zir— ar Ildla sa/ doest sad C 11114. 11= 1 11144014a . IN IWO= UN Ds. S. Solt I.* sat. 100 insisra . 1. 0 De. ear vausToiiiiii: ▪ liIMONO sad Curial, 14 3 De. 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(lewd ' _to Eastern C..aofies) • - Tioasorltoldost.Dotintios) Ditto Bpai Coot. Preston &Wpm item Lon. 1101.11ost.Noack1'ork) 1 Ditto I(. e 6174: 3 4it0? 11 7111111 (18,10 d rto Feiss ars_W Simlud pearl Mer. erg I to '— Wear Valley sus. 6 wr at ' WU& & lissonst (load toGieal Weoloral KIN ZS IPria Z l AZlOTastridisa Gold 'Asp) Ostdoesdaa rAsstesass Lammas& Cord!Wm dissassos Iron & Cool •British Iron ,ersalmp.(iss.stsl.pm. Do. Oocaes sad Cp.ia 501e17171 ! ; — Dic. Cobra ,Colefarrol4 . reopper Wears of TAM IMO. Mi. ?á pre Oast. tGeorral Great Smart Vets Greed Dwb7 of S Great Petionth 1 _ ..... oresi Piling Vat iliii Liberty .Houle Do. B. •aleritiuita New Granada Nouveau Mande Pcatatbaud Weir Load Port Pal ltip aaarts Rook titeymosy boa .1./o. New isati eso de Cuba. 5 Do.Bcrip ail I Jaata AartraLlia • Mt iron I • Wel a d llealeaa all 94 I Not Mariposa v 1 Traseteraele by stewed aloe. JOINT STOCK. laartored Bank of A •Do do.ot _ Comearraialot London_ .. ps . ,O ILNL, AustAgbart, lie 171 4_ 4_ _1 laa.aorf-Baak of A%114.1 Mr New Laois mad COMM, Larlkirt.llseklasCarp. 14 ioi J told Par ipi; Lewin &AN oat LarksautWastaisotat Nat. Prow. of Woad... Do. Nay ..... ..... National of Ireland New South Mdse.., Orient. beinitkorytrrrstla Royal Australian bank ing sad Gold luip. Co Booth Australia Unktn of Aotralla Do. Plow i Unica ot London Australian 7igriauit;ral. Australian Royal Mall- Berlin Waterworks Oritisb American Land Brit-lcCoLiks. & Coda Doll per st Jan.& Jul) Crystal Palace Do. Pretenses Crystal Palace of Prance. PAW ern Warn - lEnigiCAsetraliaa Copper Eleetria Telearaph General 800. Na%ileatloo General Map, ing Co. Goa. Iron Screw Catlike ilediterraneen Elem. TeL tdeiwan & di. AIINTICKS Main Wade Land WAN Oat !Linter gent Navigation Co. North Brit. Aosualaatan North or Europa Mom.. l Oriantal Gas .... I Pala. t Oriental atom Do. ... Portland Iron Company !loyal Mall SWIM mains& Aumr. tamatro Do. New 'lout► Australian Land 412001atitil Trim. Scrip Do. Di. lienister.d Tru A t&LoacCo.ofilp3ut. I r Diemen'm Land ... SAMS. a $4 $5 411 67 (.9 6 I die pa 4 991 14/ 7 59 139 85 88 42 43 59 63 39e 40i 7$ U II 3 SO S 1 2 14 di 69 61 114 138 1144 115 21 24 tti bi If If i IT 111 id' s 10 s li 1$ 14 if '1 11 sll . l I all I 1.11 6. i l l o 1 11 91 9/ sd 100 102 MI 117 27 29 ad 101 110 12i IS 23 24 14 21 sd 14 96 i i Pm 87 69 id 132 1M zit Ili St Id I! Iril 92 92 I I I ii 6 7 5 5 24 4 3 4 27 4 29 4 i r 6i 5 t , I i 16 30 le 16 II 21 31 1* 1I pm, 14 16 i #! moss MAO NMI sAis *As AIN .S." 11.1 - fai MiPi'l dm*, NAN kW) MOD ISS,BIe 1 171190 111.1K0 VW NAM IliAl" ~,„i 51.100 40 90,000 00 44000 93 22,200 20 2,000 ►oo 04E01 1 100 14,000,100 15,000 10 4.000 100 1,000 ,- 16 to, coo SO 10,0001 be 0,000 .30 00,0001 SO 10,000 100 10,000 1 ,100 10,0001 10 10,000 SO 10,000 60 18,073 30 110,000 100 10,000 I 11,000 U 1%060 U 1400 ... 60,100 SO TRAFFIC RETURNS. 121 13 11511 wen. Mike Pm- Wer- Total. Total open moon. diandleo. 1865. UM. Week ending August 25. £ £ t 4 (Amon end South Western .. d. 603 GOA Week ending Aug. Id Safest and Louncy Deer.. . MO 27 ZS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The wheat trade was firm but not active at the advance noted on Moaday last. Flour fa.ly supported that day's rates. Barley was in fair request at former prices. Oats, with a falling off in supplies, were rather donor than otherwise. Beans and peas without alteration. ARRIVALS MO LONDON 11KM AUG. 27 VO AUO. 29. Qrs. English. flastals. URA. Forel" 3710 Wba55........ I 320 Barley ..... .... 390 - 1970 1390 Ilalt. 330 Insar. 130 MOM. 2120 barrels. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Bvoxn —The market continues excited, and buyers in many instances are paying a further advance of fully 61. The public sale of Porto Rico is progressing at high prices, and fully confirms the advance paid yesterday on other de• scriptions. The refined market is bare of goods ready for delivery. Brown lumps firm et 60s. Comm.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon is going off steadily. SPICI/I.—Popper : Tellieherry black sold in public sale at 611. to 61.1.; white, lly fine, le. 61d. to le. 111 d. Nutmegs sold at 2a. 3d. to 3..; fine, 4,. 7d. to 4s. Bd. Mace, 24. 2d. to 24. 3d. Rtraf.—A fair amount of business done at previous rates. &mug Jamaica, 3s. 61. to 31. 10d. ; Demerara, proof, 2s. 61. to 2s. 6d. Rica.—Prices are 6d. d ban last week, and large speculative purchases continue to be made. Corrox.-600 bales sold yesterday at fall prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is ilms at the following quotations, with a fair business idols" :—Town Tallow is quntsd 65e. 3d. nett sub; Peureburg Y. C. on the spot, 66e. 3d. to 66e. 6d.; October to December, 66e. 3d. buyers. BOROUGH HOP MARHET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Fattendea and Smith report that doe 1864 hops of all districts ere become very scarce, particularly Sussex, which bring a higher price than either Farnham, Heat, or Worcester's. The crop progresses favourably, and the duty-800, 1. _ COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Teed,ld Moor Butes. 10.. ; Walls Bed Russell's Helton, 21s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Hettoe, 225.; Walls Ead Legato's, 21a. 6d.-26 skips at market. ST. PAUL'S CATIISDIAL.—This day the Cathedral was visited by an Inman assomblege of perms, brought by szoarsion Misr. Considerable progress bas bees etas in renovating the pistons of Sir James Thornhill, ander the dome, the artists being now engaged en the Mb cat of the sight. The descriptive library bonging to the m ien at the doer met with groat patronage frogs our twastry friends, and seta kw stroked s point to defray the m ynas of desosadiag to the crypt, for Ike viewing of Nei eon sad Wellington's tombs. OltieTeL PALACS.--811ILLINO DAT.s-417017111 28. en euvisost, 26,1389 ; ditto by mesa Wick, 28,757. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English fends remain steady, without any movement of importance. Consols, after touching 911 to f, have returned to yesterday's quotation of 91/ to for money and the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 921; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to ; the Five per Cents., at 116 to 117; the New 30 Years' Annuities, 1885, at 16 15-16 ; Beck Stock for account at 216; Exche quer Bonds at 1001 . ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 17s. prem. ; ditto, June, at 15.. premium. Omniucz is quoted 41 to 4f prem. The foreign stock market is also very quiet. Turkish Six pet Cents. are quoted 93i to for money, whilst for the new account of the 12th September they are marked 931 to 94. The new Four per Cent. Scrip is quiet at 2 to 21 prem. Venezuela Active Bonds have been dealt in at 31; Chilian Three per Cents. at 68; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 941. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18/ to 19; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. It is expected that the settling in the scrip of the New Guaranteed Four per Cent. Turkish Loan will take place next week. The Tagus has taken out 28,1031. in specie for the Peninsula. Monday next has been appointed settling day for the bonds of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, which are quoted 31 to 3 prem. These bonds are now placed on the official hat. The settling fixed foe Ardennes Railway shAres is accompanied by the reser vation that buyers shall not be entitled to "buy them in" against parties failing to deliver them, except by special sanction of the Stock Exchange Committee, who apparently base this decision upon the ground that the whole of the 'hareem not issued in this country. The memorial to the Lord Mayor with reference to the filthy state of the Thames (as published in the' Exp►ess of last Saturday) has already received upwards of 200 signature a in the Baltic Coffee-house, and is also meeting with considerable support on the part of the merchants and brokers at Lloyd's and the Stock Exchange. At the second annual meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company, held on the 25th inst., a third half-yearly divilend at the rate of 8 per oent. per annum was declared, payable on the nth September. The first ordinary general meeticg of the Mid- Kent Railway Company is called for the 18. h Sep tember. - The Admiralty, in a notice issued yesterday, etate that "in all future cues of ships taken up by the register ton, where the fraction is less than half a ton, no payment will be made for such fraction, but where it amounts to half a ton or more payment will be made for a whole toe." TIMIDLY EVENINO. The English funds remain totally without move ment, business showing no signs of revival. Further telegraphic intelligence from the Crimea is very eagerly looked for. This afternoon the market was a shade firmer in character, but we can scarcely quote any alteration in price. Consols ruled during the morning at 911 to 1 for money and the 6th of September, advanced to 911, and closed at 911 "sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 911; ditto, for account, 6th September, 911, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 911, 92,3. New Three per Cents., 923, I, 3. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 4, 4 146 ; ditto Thirty Years, January, 1860,4 India Stock, 231. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 100 Z. Bank Stock, 2153. In the foreign stock market the transactions were more numerous, but gave rise to little change in price. The Turkish Six per Cent. stook was flatter, closing at 931 tot The scrip of the New Four per Cent. loan was also more offered, and is marked as low as 2 prem.; the closing quotation was 21 to 21 prem. Venezuela Active Bonds met with some baeiness, in anticipation of the meeting of bondholders to-morrow. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The gold mining shares exhibit no chsogo of im portance. Crest Nugget Vein shares mark 7s. 6d., and Port Phillip, 5c to 7s. 6d. The shares of the Australian Laud Companies' remain quiet. The Bisensvon Company's shares have been dealt in at 61; Fortuna Mining at / prem.; Linares at 8; and United Mexican at 31. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Bedford Vetted, 111, 1, 12; Condon Console , 6; Devon Beller, 21, 3 ; Great 111 , 1, 4. $ ; Great Vor, 174., 113 s. ; Render, 6. 4f, 6; North Basset, 291, 29, 291, 4,1 North Robert, 301 31, 321 ; South Tamar, 71; Sortrui C onsole, et 1,1, 1, ; Bourn Bedford, 31, 4 ; Tancroft, 2 1, 1; West Sortridge, 9,1., 9'. 3d., 101., 10.. 6d. ; Whea Edward, 31; Wheel Wrev, 81, 4; Wheal Zion, 4, 41, 31, 4. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Tincroft. 21, 1; North Wheallßobert, 321, 13 ; Sortridge Consols, 64, 1,4, 1 ; West Surtridge, 7-16, ; South Devoe Great Console, 1, 1. MAROATB ROYAL SEA•DATHINO INFIRMARY Thin institution (established for the relief of scrofulous poor Item all parts of Hoglund) has just cele brated its fifty-ninth anniversary. Oa Sunday last sermons on its behalf were preached in all the churches in the lite of Thanet, soden Monday the swami dinner and public meeting was held at the Town Hall. At the latter hit. Deed's, M P., ..ecupied the chair, and urged upon al present to support the infirmary in order (so small are the funds in band) that the committee might not be compelled to close it entirely dur in g the next season. The report et Lted that during the last sic months 493 patients had been admitted into the hospital, the majority of whom had been either permanently oared, or much relieved, while twelve had died owing to their disease being too ter advanced. The funds of the institu tion were very low, and the expenditure had exceede t the receipts by about 1701. A plan for a five shilling subaerip- Hoe, to be raised throughout the kingdom, had however since been set en foot, the result of which, coupled with the sum of 500i.Three perCent.Cenvole, left to the institution by Mr. Jackson, of Hampstead, would enable the urn:mine* to open the infirmary for another sic months. The report having been adopted, various resolutions were carried, the least formal of which was to the effect, "That in times of great national difficulty Christian people should be more than ever alive to the claims of churity." The meeting t er minated with a vote of thanks to the thiamin). Several persons have been admitted into the Edict 'inlet Infirmary, suffering from the effects of having eaten of the poisonous variety of the mushroom, in mistake for the edible 'petits. They have, however, been successfully treated, and ono or two of them have been dismissed cured. ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.—lnforma tion has been lotted from Bow-street, that Mr. Porter, near Usk, was thrown down by two men, who robbed him, and then cut his throat with a knife. He is likely to recover and identify the men. PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO MR. H. BERKELEY, M.P.—A meeting of licensed victuallers wee held at Bristol on Monday afternoon for the purpose of adopting the noses sari measures for the purpose of co-operating with the trad ing and operative climes in presenting a testimonial to the Hon. F. H. Berkeley for his esertioos in promotiog the repeal of Mr. Wilson Patten's Sunday Beer Act, when re , solutions were passed thanking Mr. Berkeley for big eaertioua, and pledging the licensed victuallers of Bristol to co-operate with their fellow.citisens of the middle and operative classes is raising a subscription to present him with a suitable testimonial. A committee was nominated to wafer with that appointed by the operatives at their guesting on the 24th inst., and a subscription was at once commenced. SUPPOSED MURDER OF A SHIP'S CREW.—BOSTON (U.S.), AUOUST lA.—The Janette, Danish brig, dri'ted into Acklius. Bahamas, July 14, with all her crew dead, and her sails loose. It is supposed the crew were murdered the day before, as a beg was ales with • schooner alongside on that day, and it is supposed he Janette was that brig. CRICKET.—SUSSEX v. YORKSHIRE.—This grand match was commenced st Sheffield, on the splendid new geseind, cm Monday last, and at the close of the first day Dewey had *cored 246, including a splendid innings from o Wiedea foe 138—end "not out !" The Rev. Charles Augustus Peering has been liming to the perpetual curacy of St. James's Church, Whitehaven. in the county of Cumhetlend, upon the nomi nation d the Berl of Loasdtle, the patron. 107 i 7 nil 4 if if 611 7 8 1111 i it