The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENOB. YORK RAOICS. —nominal% The lea day et this mestieg was perhaps the most [spar kith as steadg tbeflanare of thisgathaing. No onesoartaly satiety tad that any important feature would ewer to nada* the usually sensational, earflap peculiarities • the Kneveamint, but the issue of de Great Terbehina Stakes wee quite as 'garnishing se those of last yew, whim the Miami defeated both Blair Athol sod Ey fa • meter. sad at outs became a popular favourite for the Denawler St. Leger. Broomislaw sea the one which the Mast iisigtoed could not be defeated, and adds of sto 4 Wen freely laid on him ; but Karina". following up the ham she displayed in the Yorkshire Oaks, woe wi:h the tc:same um, Broomielaw being unable breach ha although oe rode with great determination. The success of Mr. Bowes's lily was the signal for ea immure uproar in the lag bed shoats being raised by the fielders on her amber beher basted, and eager inquhries was immediately nude about her for the St. Leger. All pram were sooepted shoat her dews to 10 to 1, at white prim she wee occasion. ally backed, and she bids fed to become • dill more pro =inset favourite. The Nursery was another tremendous surprise. the whiner 'teeth:gat the outside price of 25 te 1 being a rant tan up for the beoldnaken. The meeting pea rally has bassi • diustrons one to backers. The hognaskars Wisp thoroughly remunerated for the losses they have sus tained aiuos the Newoureet July. We mond speak is too high terms of the great 'COMM of the mediae, every **grata borne made to add to the comfort of the visitors. 2lis mesas derived from the shad wagthever larger, and west cangratalate the committee we the admirable and our otadal Use of the in.etisg. The following are details of the day's raining: Ten TIRO Braga of 5 sots each, with 50 added ; for 2-yr colts, get ; fillies and geldings, Set 10th ; sellieg allow &noes. T.Y.C. (five (animus 44 yarda) (8 sub.) • Captain Macheit's Kinsfisher, by King of Triump h battings& tat (J. Getreahaw) I Mr. °Woad% Nadu (MI ), 7st Nib (Chaneati Mr. C. Barker's Brechwood ‘ 301.), BA (Feedbags) II The following also ran: Baron Beady, Mary MIL Jura, and Illeckhoe Bettis( : Even apt Nelda, 7 to 2 apt Kingfisher, 10 to 1 apt Saxon Beauty, 100 to 8 apt Blechfaree. Ether made play. followed by Baton Beauty and Naas. At the distant Rau Beauty gave way, and Nude made an effort to overhaul Kaag fi sher, bet foam, Captain Mae ell's salt woe easily by • length. Three !seethe updated es - seed and third, Sates Beauty was • good fourth close up with whom was Jura. Mary Hill was last. T he veinier was bought by Mr. Stephessoo for 300 guineas. TIM antrum Bracts of 10 cove. each, with 100 added, fler 2-yr-okb : col* Met 101%; fillies, Sat bib ; Unbars exam Owe mile. cis subs.) Mr. at. Cubs-art a Lord of the Vele, by Dandee-Raillery, • liet 101 D (J. Osborne) 1 Mr. Jack's" Split the Different, est 101 b (Doyle) Lord Stamford's Baca, Sat Mb (lac. Sib extra) (C\orull) The following also ran : -Lady Misabeth illy, &Lim, and Macdonald. Betties : 7 to 4 apt Helms, 4to 1 apt Esoll, 5 to 1 each apt Lag of the Vale sad Split the Difference. They were despetchad ea very even terms. but after going a short da tum Lady Elizabeth with Salim sod Macdonald, had • slight lead to the bend, where the lot took closer order. At the daturas, Split the Differeone, next the mile, took the lead, Eats sod Salim being ahead of the others. Near- Mg the enclosers, Lord of the Vale cisme up to Erna aid Split the Differeoce, the trill baying the race to themselves. Opposite the Stud, Split the Difference drew buy, with Lord of the Vale at his girth ; the latter, gradually over *alai him, got up In the last 'hide, and won by • head ; Race was third, two lengths in the rear of Split the Differ eau, Salim fourth, Mudonald fifth, and Lady Eliaboth Sly lost Toe COLT Sartnic Sures of 50 sou. each, 30 ft, for 11-yr oohs, Set 10lb each. T.Y.C. fit sate.) Duke of Beaufert's Mr. Pitt, by Prime Minister -Lefler'. ii fat 101 b Fordham) . Mr. K. cathcart's nine Riband, 6.1 blab (J. Osborn*) II Betties : 100 to 30 on Mr. Pitt Blue Riband took • ebiot lead to the enclosure, when Mr. Pitt made hie effort, • hammbied struggle ending in • dead heat Decoding best-ti to sou Mr. Pitt. The pair came on, ride by aide, to the soclasua, where Blue Rihind was apparently Wafts; but, ruining with extraordinary pow xiens, Mr. Pitt could only win by • heed. Tim Nusauy HANDICAP non of 100 MOM for 2-yr akie ; wieaeee ears. T.Y.C. Mr. Berber's Locket Lucy, by Tomboy or Commotle•- Polly Poachers, tot Sib (Ward) I Lord Exeter's ATMIIOII. let 9lh (Wistable) • Johnstoues Rococo, ret Nib ,tamer` The following also ran :-Naide, Rounds, Black Prince, Umber 'ISOM,. Castanet, by thvendisa- Mae lieb. ir.itrese, Grand Master, Violent, Jezebel, Lord entree, and Pretty Queen. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Jezebel, 100 to 30 apt Caatanet,s to 1 apt Rococo, 10 to lash apt Amapa and Pretty Quern, IRO to 7 emikaget Lard Craven sad the Blue Bell filly, ?A to 1 apt Nelda, and 23 to 1 apt Locket , Limy. After • alight delay, the lot wars &Ketch& to an even start, bet after ping • short distance, ..Locket Laney rushed to the froot, wu never caught, and won in a outer by three earths. Amason defeated Roma for second place half • length ; the same disarms separating third and fourth. Casters& wee fifth, !lonians sixth, Jessbel text Black Pam e sad U. Bins Bell filly headed the roar division ; the lad two beteg Violeat aod °mod Master. • THZ GMAT Yoacecrta &ANON of 10 wows. each, with -- 100 added, for 3-yrs-old ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies. Bst slb ; Damao= Yon RAILWAY Nsomomece. —A slice• winners extra. Ooe mile sad three-quarters. (75 nubs.) maker named Owes. who lives at Bootle, Learnable*, sued Mr. Bowes' Klarinaka, by De Clare-Illasms, oe the Lencsabire and Yorkshire Railway Company yesterday (Claimer) I Mr. Chaplin's Broornielaw, list 101 b it..u,tmerm 2 at the Liverpool assizes for damages for injuries sustained Mr. Sutton's Nightwatch, get 101 b (Thomas) by his wife is consequence of the defendente Inglis/sou. Oloar and Lord Conga/Arun also ran. The plaintiff and his wife were travelling on the defendants' Betting : sto 4 on Broomielaw, sto 1 wet Olmar, 100 to Use lea Christmas, and had to get out at Sandhllle station, 15 apt Manua, 10 to 1 apt any other. Klarinske jumped seer LiverpooL The train wits very long, and the potties aft with • clear lead immediately after the start, Ohnee tad i awned the doom of the carriages, which had not reached Broomielaw lying next, Lord Compuham and Nightwatch the platform. It wee dark, sod the plaintiff's wife, in bringing cop the rear. After going three-quarters of a mile, I adePtvicgoett of the carriage, aught her foot in the telegraph Lord Coornsham closed with Olmar, the two gots( on is wires, sad fell over an embankment. She was picked up peasait of Marinas, who beaded then byebout two lengths resemble. &nag pregnant at the time, she suffered at the plantation, where Nubtwatch ran up to Nazar. I oweroly ; the child born • month afterwards died, and she Bounding the turn into the straight, Lord Cony nebula had sines the sccident been unable to attend to her house dropped to tke rear, end BroomieLiw, with Nisht Lush ou ' hold duties. The negligee** was admitted, and the jury his right. made en effort to reeoh Klainsks, but failing, I toned a verdict for the plaintiff-damages 701. Mr. Birch's filly won with the greatest ease be a length. New SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.—The contractors Brooiniaalaw wee • similar datum. Is front of Nightwatch. (Messrs. Lucas Brothers) have jest comateoced • new lies Olmar was • bad fourth; Lord Coeyngham pulled up on the ; of railway, authorised by parliament last year, leading poet was lent. After the rue 10 to 1 was the Pilled price ' from Walthamstow through Clanton to Walton- rim, there offered spied the winner for the 8t Lager. I to form • jusacticie with soother authorised line from Ed na ASCII PRODOCZ arkets of 50 sons. each, h ft, for 2- ' meas, which will pm through Hackney to Mile-end, vswar-olds: colts, Set 10lb; fillies, Bst 7th; certain allowances. , thence aloha the Great Eastern Railway (which will be coo- T.Y.C. (3 subs.) 'adorably :Used at this point), scenes Shoreditch, to a Lord Stamford's Erna, by Voltigenr-Vanity, B.t 7lb I terminus to be built in Liverpool-street, ma the Biehope. (Carroll) w.O. gate-street aide of the terminus of the North London Ilea, Ten CONSOLATION &RABBIS of 50 MM., added to • now nearly completed. The line just oolundomd will ter- Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sots. each. T.Y.C. minute at Waltharostow with • junction to the authonwed Mr. llsethouse's Sylph, by Oxford-Arden, 2 yes, Sat High Beech lice, which will commence at the Stratford end (Kenyon) 1 of the present Woodford line, passing through Lefton and Lord A. G. Lennox's Vahalstbus. 4 yrs, 7st 101 b .... (track) S Walthamatow to Roing • .fortrnt. These new lives will • Lord Westmorland's Volaptas, 5 yrs, let 41b s The following also mn Sluiark, Jerk olentern, prove • great advantage to gentlemeo in the (Sty and If.mo, Radcliffe, Araucarla, Gondola, Jupiter, Prodierpine, T, ea. others residing in the northeast of the metropolis, ea they sue Trove, and Dart will open up a beautiful country which is not now anil v Betting : sto 2 apt Vabalathas, sto 1 math apt Volup. I sleet of access. The line jut commeaced will pane over rise and Proserpina, 10 to 1 each apt bylph sod Nemo, 11.10 the Great Eastern Railway, newly • mile on the north side to 7 apt Jupiter. Sylph jumped off with • lead of two or lof theist-bridge station, with an embankment over the three leng.hz, followed by Jack o'Luiteen, AMAMI* Bad. marshes. Miffs, and Treasure Trove; Vabalsthus and Wawa', who NOETBRIIII RAILWAY OP BUENOS AYRES COM both had the worst of the start, bringing up the rear, hut PANT (Limtrzto).-The investigation comnittes appointed Ulf way up the straight they got on better arias with at a OPSOMi 64111)ellg meeting of the company on the 22nd their hones, and at the distance Vabalathus made as effort ° of June last have published their report, which, after an to reach Sylph, but the young 'us bed the race is heed, elaborate statement of the results of their inquiries, they end being beaded, she won in • cuter by hall a ' mule& NI follows :-" Your committee having fully and len* ; a similar distance separating second and third. I anxiously considered the position and prospects of the eom- Sundeelsh was Math, Proserpina efth,Jupiter anaGondola pan y. consider it their duty to advise the shareholders salt The lust two were Dart and Aratlearia. 11. To withdraw their confidence from those who have Tan 11TAIDENS' PLATZ of 50 sou, for 3-y r-olde end up- brought the company Into its peasant position, and to elect wards; certain allowances ; the whiner to be sold for 50 an entirely new board, with instructions to economise the sets Threarquarters of a mile. , expeediture in every practicable mode. 2. To autho- Captain Kale, by Wild Dwell - Thenty, 4 yrs, rise the raising, on debentures, of soch • sum let 11Ib (J. Grimshaw) I not exceeding, with the amount already so raised, of Mr. Jack•on's Jubilee, „I yes*, 7st (ceneron) 2 75,0001., es may be tweeter, to meet untie( liabilities and c. er acteriogneMs Sweet Jessie, 9 yrs, cost Illb i further indispensable outlay. 3. To amend the articles of Th or a a an d wow. also eft (Clarkson) 3 masons ion, by limiting the borrowing power to this stun, Betties : 7 to 4 apt Elie. 5 so 2 eget Carlow& 4to 1 and by reducing the director? rerneneratioa oas half, or get Sweat yews. 5 2 0 1 apt J up i ter. Effle jumped o ff In 5001. per annum, The committee have every reason to be front, and inainteinieS the hied, won In a ter by ree lieu that, notwithstanding the lavish expenditure on the lesgtha; Sweet Jessie • bad third, line, it may, under proper management in the future, vs. Tne YORK COP, value 200 sou., by subseriptioa of 10 ulcer its position, end ere long pay the shareholders • sou. each, with 100 added, fey 3-yr-Olde and upwards ; handsome dividend." This is signed us behalf of the oom penalties allowances. Two miles. (10 subs.) mi.teie by Mr. J. H. Robson. Mr. W. S. Carta .ight's 1/.4, by Kingston-The Bloomer, NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LI -4 irk Ott IMb G •i0 0 . 0 ,00) w.O. NOD).-The half-yearly seating of the shareholders of this company , was h•ld at Liverpoolyeaterday, Mr. H. G. Fletcher - lis sidebar. The report and statement of accounts having been taken as read, the chairman, in movies their adoption, regretted that they were not more satisfactory, but attri bated the result to the war in America and the oaths crisis I. Egypt, to which two oaantriee their steamers had bees running. lie thought, however, that better times were in store for them, and that the revival el the Americas trade would give their magnificent fleet of steamers ample sad profitable employment. Arrangements had been made for • greet Increase in the trade (by their 'demure) between France and the United States, and he expected that • re adatioa of the Americana tariff would give an early gad de cided impetus to the trade between Liverpool end New York. In reply to variants shareholders. the chairman stated that only 43,0001. of 600,0001. called up was in arrear, end that their fleet was insured within 68,0001. of their full value. He also said that the board had been considering the advisability of concentrating all the par mega' and goods management to their own bade. A vote of shake to the chairman and directors clued the pro ceedings. WISTIRN GAS COMPANY.—The half-yearly meet ing of the shareholders in this company wits bald yester day afternoon, at the oMee, Argyll-street. Regent-street ; Mr. Russell , M.P., in the chair. The report stated that the rental al the company far the year ending Jane 30, bad iseremed by 11,1781., sod out of the profits the directors recommended • dividend on the respective stocks at the rats of 10 per cont per seen. The report was adopted, and the directors antherisad to Maness the menial capital from 400,0001. to wool. A vote of thanks to the chair man closed the meeting. Du Berry's delicious health restoring Rovalanta gram.. Food cure!, without medicine o as tncoonaleank andisteet Gough, Asthma, umption, DOM , Dies rrttion,Coastirmition. If IKVOUB, Mows, Liver, and enigma comOainte, and saws a ft Brass Its coat la other remedies. *LOU cures annuatly.-On Barry and Co., Be, 77, dement beet, London, W. b Wm. Ilk., Du ed. ; Ufa omen.— (advertisement} PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT, AND CORN WALL RACES.—THURSDLY. Tax Unrrza SEBVICa Pews (Randicap) of 5 sere. etch, alt, with 30 addal ; wieners extra; gentlemen Mere; *keys 71b extra. Ooe mile sod a half. (7 subs) itrayleien Antoinette, by Chevalier trim/agate -.lc 4 'rt. lOst 71b (Calitela HialMmtaY) 1 rho limea Ace of Tramps 6 yrs, Oat 11110 (gr. Wickham) 2 Stebbinem Ms Boma, 3 yik 10et klb (fec. 71b rx) (T. Aflame( $ Broadway alio raa. Ins :2 to lon Antoinette*. Won by three quarters sib; four lengths between nosed and third; • bad to YS.AI or FBI PLTMOUTH BLENIFIAL STA= of . eta, sft. with 50 added, for 3.yr-olde ; sena. ; fillies and gadinge, Set 716 ; Dona: ties and allow • mood to gave kis .tabs. About • mile and • half. a. b . C. Braylers Zadaleigh. by (lemma dl Veep—Texaos. Ifst 910 Comma) 1 tatal yrs, a Gray's The aorta llb (F. ( Adam) I -Aging 6to 4 eget Hasidoigh, who wan after • good • shirt bead. SALT/LAY 9razna (ilandleap) of 15 son. snob, 7 ft. V declared, with 100 added; wieners extra ; almond )51 Webb. About 2 aim. (2$ labi., 11 dephlo.) t reyte• Year! Direr, by Marty.' Allb Moo 9lb oz) (Canisran) 1 ' Parr's Meow, yrs, Yet llb Alb el) (N. Boyce) I Ma(. BeltplecteaTaos sib Mowry) 3 Allow Mea d.l.o Bettie' : 6t04 ou Pearl Diver. 3to 1 apt Noose. Woo Y lda ree-toartars of • lenottt ; two lengths between iscood %ST YRAR OP 'rni SWOWD PllllOOlll BIEMAL ettadia wpm nob, b ft. whit 50 added, tar 51-yrskie ; ; datum and gokap, ; realsass and allow- .lir7i. it Lizzie Mr. Jnh Yr. W. s 1 1 Betting ot • !cam. tiatil. SMOoND : 1 10 soya. Bit 101 b ; (10 maim se Yr. c. P.. 8 MO calg.ill 1 Betting floe by • Tits SJ 1 sill 3 ff 10i••• 11 Mt. X Met 0 Mr. T. I • 1. 3 ' t Bettie' 1., t•ree- ail Aim Inter et 10 so 1 est LAO I I i • • . - ViPleFill, FRIDAY EVYNISIti, iTrorsT 25. - , Ism ; second to nye his stake. etralght ludf-mile. (16 sobs.) Mr. J. & karkey's Kingsley, by King Tom—Surf, Bet 2111 (J. Mann) 1 Mr. I. Woolcot's Rooky. ht lab (Dowling) Prince D. goitykoda 11 Ole, set 10Ib (W. Dorm) II Sages she MIL Bitting : 6 to 4 apt Kingsley. 2 to 1 apt Rooky, 4 to 1 each apt Exeter sod 11 Ole. Won by three quarters of a log; a length between mooed and third, • bad fourth. LADIZIe PIA!' el 25 roes., added to • sweepstakes of 5 son. each, for 2 yr- olds and upwards; weight for age with telling and other allowance s . Three-quartan of • mile. in heats. Mr. W. stabbings The Your. by Vol Cha ises, 3 Yrs. l ily. b Ur. AdaMs, 1 1 Bavaria il Bet alb (Murray) 3 Kathleen, Mt 121 b (J. Mann) 5 2 Betting: G to 4 apt the Roarer, who won by • length ; a bad third Deciding beat —Betting bad to lon The Rower, who won easily by three lengths ; & third. The winner was bought in for 50 guineas. GMAT BASTRRN RAIJWAY. After the close of our yesterday's report, Mr. Ilerieut G H.P., said he disapproved of the conduct of Captain J end equally so of the toss and meow la which kis had °ensured him. He thought the directors ought to be the first to demand a ems mitts, of investigstioa, sad Were promedieg farther, be bagged to side the chairman whether the board intended tosequism is the proposal for a °Dimities (Cheers, and cries of " Haar. hear.") The CHAIRMAN suggested that the learned serjeast should oculude his speeed before be (the chairman) answered the Trestles. (Oh.) • Berjeent GABIL/13 demanded a reply forthwith ; and his denoted being supported by the majonty of the meeting, The CHAIRMAN would, if it was the wish of the meeting, read the decision to which the board lad some. He bad come prepared with an answer to the question, but would have preferred, se being more io order, to have given it in his general rep ly . The reply prepared by the board wax ea follow.: 'ln deoldieg not to maim* in the proposal for • committee to isvestigate the charge, brought agaiest them by Captals Jervis, the chairman sad directors of the Great Festers Railway Company desire not to be misun derstood by the shareholders or the publics. They have so desire for concealment and have nothing to ocoosal, but they submit that the charges preferred require no further answer or inquiry than that which has already been given them." (Cris. of "Oh, oh," "Shame," and great interruption, which prevented the chairman coo tinning the reeding for some moods.) "In this view a large majority of the shareholder. have manifested their ooneamenes by entrusting their proxies to the charms sad other directors, and the directors feel, after the gratifyieg response which they have received from thole muddies* in answer to their' Reply,' that they are bound to give effect to the confidence so Mud in theca. (More interrup tion.) With regard to the public generally, it would seem that apprehension is felt in cartels quarters as to the validity of hoods issued in anticipation al others falling due. (Hear, hear.) 8o far as the question affects the board of the Great Rasters Company, His one of principle only, not of feats. (A laugh.) About the latter there is no doubt, and reference to the auditors' report just issued will clearly show bow the moss arose is the par ticular case complained of. No amount of Investigation am add anything to the farde there stated, sod as the report is that of the shareholder sod immediate odium who stand Interim them and the board, the director. trust that both the 'shareholders sad the public will be satisfied with the ex platioo given by them. ( ' Oh," and disapprobation.) Under these circumstances, sad considering the mitres and roma taros interferonce with the ordinary important duties of the board, and mere especially with the officer. of the com pany, which a formal inquiry would entail, besides the de trimental effect it would produce upon the credit of the company, your directors are of opinion that they are eon sulthig the best interests of the °mosey in sot soquiesciog la the proposals for such inquiry. , (More expressions of disapprobation.) Mr. &duet GAMIN proceeded to denounce with great vehmeeee the course decided epos by the direeton, and to °Mimi.e their general conduct, which, he said, had justly de prived them of the confidence of the proprietors. The learned gentleman's speech, however, met with considerable inter ruption, principally approbatory, the effect of which was to of feederre it impowible to dear more than the gum! perport his marks, which he concluded wi th a direst skim for the appointment of a committee of invistig• Pr r; to inquire into the charges brought eeriest the direction. Dr. O'Hare seconded this, and held that the share holders were much iodeliked to Captain Jervis for venti lating the question. Mr. Casten said that the`d not yet exercised their powers of to ll ing up capital, had • balance of a million and a half to the good ; whereas the charge of having ex ceeded the borrowing powers resolved itself into the trifling amount of 110,0001. He had fall 'confident). in the directors, sod deprecated the interference of airy committee, which could only add to the difficulties of the board in developing the resources of the company. He had always till now had • high opinion of Captain Jervis, but he deeply regretted that be should have been unwise enough to atop the traffic of the company, and inter fere with the futilities the public had s right to look for, in order to further his election as member for Harwich. (" Hear, bear," and "Oh, ob.") Mr. Bevis advocated the appoiatment of • committee, oe the ground that the charges brought &Mast the board by Captais Jervis were too serious to be rued over. He knew nothing about Oaptaie Jervis, bet it was an old say ing, sod • true clue, that who certain parties fell out, barest men roues by their own. ("Heft, hear," end • laugh.) He would not sit at the board with mean having such charges hanging over them, end he believed that if the whole body of the director' were to resign to-day the shares of the empagy would go up in the market to-morrow. (Cheers.) Captain Jervis, he believed, had merely lifted the opener of the curtain. If they bad • committee he expected they would find that a great deal more remedied behind. The report congratulated them cm their prospects ; but where were the gamed. of congratu lation hefailed to see. At the timed the ameigamatron of the three companies Mr. Bidder, in recommending it, promised them • 5 per cent dividend in five year', whereas now they were at the sixth half-year proposing • dividend of 10e. per amt., and it wag doubtful eves it they were entitled to that. Mr. Berjunt ATICINDON, amid much interruption from Mr. Adams and others, who suggested that the Warped err. intro was retained by the beard, which, however, he dis tinctly denied, spoke at some length against the appoint ment of a committee, which he said would interfere preju dicially apisettbeir arrangemeste with the Great Northern, and prejudice their stock in the market. There was no charge affecting the personal honour of the directors, and the emu of the borrowing powers bad bees admitted, con seciromtly there wee no necessity for further Inquiry. BORT did not believe that the result el appointing a committee would be to depreciate their stock. At present they had first thee: parte statement of Oarocau Jervis, and await it the ex parte stateroest of the directors. How were they or the public to decide which was right. He did sot doubt that the directors had acted rightly, and for their own sakes, therefore, he hoped that they would m ean: to an investigation, and withdrew the paper the chair man had read. Mr. Josserotes likewise advocated fall inquiry by means of • committee. The time. of the borrowing powers was a Wel question which ought to be submitted to the legal adviser of the company. He deprecated the use of proxies by the directors. Mr. ADAMS considered that an investigation into the pre sent affairs of the company, u to who was right or who wan wrons in the quarrel diKweee the director., mattered little. He had never seen • larger meeting than the pre sent, and held that they were quite competent to settle the questioe of whether a committee should be appointed with out calling on proxies Mr. Fence suggested that the amendment should be Literal by striking oat the word. haviog a personal refer ence, and thee it should be simply • motion for a ommittee to investigate the present position of the Greet Eastern Company. After remarks from Mr. Mee° and melons other shareholders, one of whom questioned the arreogemeets with the WOMILIII Valley Railway, bet generally advocating inveetigatioe, Mr. Norma (director), in reference to the objection which had been raised by Serjrant Gamins and others against the use of proxies, asserted that in sending out the proxies the object for which they were required was fully explained—the charges and the income being at the time In the hands of the parties--end the response wee that proxies representing It million of their stock had been seat in to the board. Ile held therefore that they were bound to um them. After remarks from other shareholders, Mr. Bracer; in regard to the Hossein Valley Railway, expiated thu the arraogement had been made by him at the request of the board and to provost the lies falling into the heads of the Midland Compasy. The arrangement was that the Great Eastern should find the third of the share eapital, but not to take any part of the debentures ; but it appeared that the contract, instead of being 180,0001., according to the estimate, wee 2140001., and the. the board demanded • remdjustmeot of the ontraist ; there upon the promoters threatened litigation , but they could not litigate, and if they did, be would undertake to meet them for a 10/. note. As to the proposal for a committee, he was boned to meows it in the interests of the tharitheidein But he was prepared to sign • reference deed, Captain Jervis to appoint one referee, and the board another ; that they should name ao umpire, and that in this way they should decide which should leave the board, he or Captain Jervis, and which should pay the &emcee of the whole preceding'. (A Voice—" That is fair.") If anything wrong could be proved against him, be would retire, and pay the whole expense. (Hear, bear.) A ESEILIIIHOLDER,refening to the OVer-iligile of debentures, ' held that the directors were persosally liable for all deism ' tune issued in excess. The dispute between Mr. Bidder and Captain Jervis was not all they had to inquire into. There was this excess of the borrowing powers, the payment of Interest on the capital, and venous other matters which affected their intense' and prejudiced the position of the company is the commercial world. Captain Jesters, M.P., who was received with loud cheers on me side and marks of diaapprobatioo on the other heed, said all he demanded was • clear stage and no favour ; and if the committee were appointed, he would uedsrtake to prove every one of his thanes. The report was a packed and a cooked one ; but by adopting is the proprietors would be taking upon themselves • Impossibility whisk the direc tors were anxious to avoid. He did not steed alone at the board, but had two of the most independent members with him, Mr. Jocelyn being one of them. He then proceeded to reiterate the charges contained in hie pamphlet, and amused the majority of the board of intentional falsehood, and with havisg, is replyieg to him, put forward false figures. He sooned the directors of refusing him the opportunity of examining the amounts. and the aseretary of emosallog the names of the parties to whore favour the excess of diame ters was ism& He should like to know what it was shot mismid the reduction talkie dividend ; Awes not the heavy par lisatestary expellees, for these were less thee in mousy previous years—bat it was the additional charge to capitth He had so pommel =bolas to @ens. Hia professional datias would set allow him to take the chairmsaship, end he bad preatised,when Mr. Goodson took the shale, to give him all the support possible, hie object beteg to keep est those eke were mom pliable. But be could sot go the whole beg. lie had doe's he ooald to get informa tive, bet bed f and, if he amid net, how were the shareholders to get isfonnaticia ? the eamadriee was mated he was prepared to prove all be bad alleged, aid DM& more. He beaked the directors for rt - fume( seek as hirmiry, become that refuel was, is he mind, sod wadi he in the nubile mind, an admission that the *barges he lad made were true. Vr. N onnin, who bed Wee persocally !sierra bl o t Contain Jerrie, offend some einiswatics, Ms amid so es notes sod interrupdao that what he maid was not heard. Mr. &DDSs also essayed to adder the mishap but wee smash mote mioneedul, the pawn of the meeting, which hod boas now taxed between three and four hours, being apparently exhausted. Mr. Hormtart ALP., director whose mime had also bees motatinend by Captain Jervis in his speech, sad previously In kis pamphlet, is refeeenoe to atoms having been supplied to the cionipany by . Hienaird's) Arta, followed, and having • louder vows was enabled to make himself heard above the din. He said that for himself he should have been glad if a committee had been agreed to, but the directors having oPPealed to the sharsholden in their reply, and in the prcums they had mot cot, were booed to sot in consents«. with the °pinks which had thee been elicited. They were sow led about entering into an arrangement with the Great Northern, which they had been long anxious for, sad just as they wire moodier it wee proposed to atop their pro gram ("No, no—nosasese) As to the mucilage of storm from he, he had away. understood that all 1 people should boy is the cheapest market, sod that was what the storekeeper had done. If he was not to do so is future, let it be known. The whole question was whether ' there was to he • eommittes or sot? (Hear.) The whole chug* arms out of election differences. They bad *ever heard anything of the charge spinet the direotere until the Honda eleodos. He protested wicket the proposed com mittee manjurious to the eocopany, and namosesery. The Hon. G. JOOILTN (director) supported the motion for inquiry, ie order that information which, as • member of theMerd, soy refused him might be obtained. What he wanted was, that the truth and the whole truth might be ucertained, and so inoonymience that adol le °maimed to the odieen or others ought to stood in the way. The Caaramarr, as to the Moue of the Ire per sent. stock, said that Captain Jervis was • party to it. (Ospta ln Jervis drooled dila ) It was issued to meet the demands of the ornitrootor, and to enable them to exercise the boner lag powers. sad Captain Jervis was • party to it, Contain Jsmte-1 wee not. The Camillus—You signed the document Captain Jamm—l did not. The amendment sad the report were then put, and the amendment was declared to he carried. A poll was demanded by Mr. Bidder, wad the chairman announced that it would be takes immediately sod clots to- morrow (this day) it 4 &dark, sad the meeting would be adjourned till Tuesday oast at U a.m., when the nonsbees would be declared , and the modal business would bo takes. The meeting adjouraed oresedingly. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. The twenty-fifth half-yearly meeting of the above mamas) , was held yesterday, at Um GE'03•111101 Hotel, the chairman of the company, Lord Scums, preading. The report, which has already been published, having bees taken as read, and the other formal preliminaries dis posed of, The CHAIRMAN proceeded to move the adoption of the report aad sereants. The report read was • favourable one, although the traffic had not iocreaarad as mace as bad been expected, chiefly bemuse the incomplete state of the works prevented free ingress into the Victoria station. The other drawback was the eon-completion of the link line with the Metropolitan line. Si soon as than two obstacles were removed, be expected a great iecrease in their traffic. Lord HARRIS seconded the motion, elm commenting on the incompletion of the link line with the Metropolisen as retarding the advance of their traffic. They had hoped it would have hese open before this time, but unfortunately, se was usual in the WWI of great undertakings, unexpected obstacles had arisen, especially from the holders of metro politan property. However, their works were ample* but the Metropolitan Company had given thsni notice that they would not be ready until November. Taking then drawbacks into oonsideration, their tame had considerably Increased, Weill a balance of 10,0001., or more than 30 per cent. Moreno on the traffic of the previous half-year. They hoped fore still greater increase when their nannies with the North Weeters, the South Western, the Crystal Palace, he., were in fell work. The exposes* were heavy. but it must be remembered that they bad to compete with completed lines In the most perfect onto of efficiency, sad would be deserted by the public if they gave len attention to passengers them their competitors. Theattention of the dine tors would, however, be carefully directed to this point, and economy, wherepreeticable,wouldbeintrodneed. Theism's** of pawn's= was most eacourseng, being co the main line 4,118,383 against 2.910,110 in the previous half-year, and on the Metropolitan Extension 3,322,009 evillest 2,202,005 is the same period. When they got free ingress into the various stations these numbers would be mach increased, as at present their trans were so mush blocked out by other companies which bad the priority, that for short Joanne it saved time to walk instead of going by tram. The Crystal Palace line was most promising, the traffic having quadrupled itself in four weeks. (Hear, hear.) He had only further to say that they had come to such en ar rangement with the South Eastern Company as to preemie the possibility of any damegiag oppositioo in future. (Hear, bear) Mr. Lloyd was drawing up the terms of arrange meet. and it we. expected they would be prepared by September, when also they would have completed • Nair factory arrangement with the indepeedsat Dover and Deal proprietors. A SIURZHOLDIM asked when the shareholders of the main line might expect to taste • dividend. (A laugh.) Mr. Joiumoe (Secretary) stated that the available balance for the half year was 10,182/. ; a seam which did not cover the fixed charges, but next half year it was expected there would he • small inhume in favour of the nomad preference shareholders. After some discussion, The report sod amounts were carried unanimously, sad the meeting tenniested with the usual yore of thanks. CRICKET• • Susosx v. bier mroethissuietit.—The return match between these two counties was commenced on the musty pound, at Hove, Brighton, yesterday. The weather was ell that • cricketer could desire, and the ground in admirable order, being nadir the directions of Mr. Bridge Blest The first match was played at Nottingham, in the early part of the Pa yne, ason. Seise won the tees, and sent in Mr. Smith lied Pa opposed to the bowling of J. C. Shaw and Jeckson. The two made 26 before they were pried, and the seoond wiiket, Davis went for 52 ; for which also the third sod fourth were disposed of—James Lillywhits the test ball, and Mr. Smith by bein g given males before wieket, which was • decision very much doubted. His figures wer•—• eye • four, a three, six twos, and sighs. John Lillywhilis played& beilliant quit in his zonal masterly style, for 30 nine, composed of • four, two threes, six twos, and singles. Charltoe. a young moth* of the County Eleven, played well for 15, in which were • four, • two, leo. It was not until Tinley's slows were ca welled requisition, when 36 rune bad been 'cored, that any destruction of the wickets took place, and they fell rapidly. Lillywhate eveotnally was caught (where he had be missed) at long squareleg; his figures were—a four, two threes, six twos, and singles. FoUey secured tea sissies to his thaw The insists terminated at 4.20 he 118 ; and. not witisteedieg that it was • mho* i Doings *sank good wielets, some spleedidcricket wee exhibited. Nottinghamshire bad to contend against their opponents with the ions of *at cele brated bar, Richard Daft, and the well knows left-banded bowlee, Wootton. They sent in Brampton and Oswalt, to the bowling of James Lillywbite and Wells. The play was somewhat tedious. but steady and seiectifie. When the first wioket wee disposed of 32 runs was telegraphed ; Breciptoa was then splendidly caught out by the the ball being driven back with pest rapidity. Obe r,t/thee, however, came to Oseroft's thektenes, sad retained on of the wickets until the stumps wore drawn. ge s Tly was remarkably steady, which wrU be so proved by young Lilly bowling no less than seven maiden oven in sucoession. The bats, however, were determined not to be conquered, and resisted to the last moment all attempts at being driven back to their tent They consequently hell their ground until orders were given by the umpires to strike, when the game stood se follows :—Soesex, first innisp 118. Nottingbanwhirs, first innings, one wicket down, 76. Buts v. WARWICKSHIRE —This match wan played on the Newport Pegnell ground on August 21 and 22. Bucks went first to the wickets sod soared 114. War wiekshire encased* them aid made 92. Is their seeped 'things Bucks male the good score of 203, of which Mr. H. E. Bali made 56. and Mr. E. G. Sutton 42. Warwick shies thou with 226 to pia, began their sewed Janina but time being mho& at 7 o'clock they ended with 30, with one wicket down, lead* it • drawn match. YACHT/NO.—This amusement appears to be on the iliCtle•ll asseart eeetinental nations. A Sae Danish screw steam yacht has just arrived is Southampton Water, and within a very short period two French paellas sad owe Belgian have also visited tM pert of Southampton. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY litrousT 24. —kpronentayrs. tensats J. D. It H.wW, to oh* Asia ; O. E. Banes, to to Oambortalad, for service is Nasal Barracks. P...rgeaa—Dr. W. B. Dolby, to the Victory, for Hadar Hail ital. C H ATHA AFF22 24. The following reinforcements proceeded from tbis penman to Portsmouth this morning to embark on board the iron screw steamer Urgent, 4,400 borne-poem, for ace. mance to Bermuda awl Halifax :—Ceptain R. B. Riming. ten, Lieutenant W. A. W. Orange, Lieutenant H. G. Pilleau, and 100 men of the 9th company° , Pond Eoli• pas; 35 men of the depot companies of the Royal En gineers ; 36 non-commissioned officers and men of the let Division Depot Brigade Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant J. C. Stratford, Enrico A. Evers, and 142 men of all ranks of the 2nd Battalion 2nd Queen's Royals ; and lieutenant T. H. K. Fletcher. Lieutenant C. K. Farquharson, and 64 men of the Ist Battalion 16th Regiment. Total. 7 ofbeers, sad 377 men of all ranks, with 25 women and children. BRISTOL AND zrzrzs RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting was held at Bristol, on Wednesday lost, the new chairman of the emptily, the Earl of DEVON, is the chair. The DNANLIEEN, in moving the adoption of the report, which bed beta previously published, observed that while there heA boss a very small decrease in w ader p: traffic, there had bees as increase of 3,31 W. the head of goods and cattle. The report having been adopted, a dividend at the rate of 4i per cast. per annum was declared. Resolutions were passed. authorisieg the raising of addi tional capital to the amount of 230.0001., and empowering the directors to subscribe to the capital of the Tiverton and North Devon Railway Company. GRIAT WINTRIN AND BRINTFORD RAILWAY. — The half-yearly meeting of shareholders witelteld yesterday, at the offiees, 27, Great George-street, Westminster ; Mr. P. Davey in the chair. The baboon of 00000 ne account, 2,6821. 2e. lid., added to the sum brought forward from last half year, will, after providing for the usual preference dividends, admit of the payment of a dividend at the rate of 21 per cent. pee annum opal the original share alpitak and carry over the sum of 191. 2s. 11d, to the next halt year. The adoption of the report wee unanimously greed to, as also a proposition for the declaratioa of the dividend. SALISBURY AND Doric JI7NUTION RAILWAY.— The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday , at No. 1, Preto -corner, Westminster, Mr. Oetsvins Ommauney in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the works were proceeding steadily, and to their complete sate factioo. The lines in North Wile recently sanctioned would bring the Midland system Into direct commnotoatioa with Salisbury, and probably yield • coasiderable amount of through traffic between the northers meaufacturing dia. trieta and Fresco, via Poole and Oherbounr, besides afford ing immediate communiciatioa to the opal fields of South Wales sad the Forest of Dean. Mr. Fulton, the engineer, had reported that of the total length of 1131 miles of per manent way about 51 miles h i t lready beat led. and he bad every rearm to hope the nder would be completed by the end of next October. The araciant ratted ein shares stood at 85,2121. 105.,0n debentures at 34,5001., sad en loan at I,oool.,roaking a total of 120.7121. 10a, and the expenditure left a balance in hand of 8721. flo. 9d. The dermas having moved the adoption of th e report, and Mr. Spath, oche of the auditors, having seconded the motion, Mr. 0. Garrett. the original contractor for ita construction, complaised that he had boss wrongfully deprived of his cosereet. Ha b a d • claim arena the company for 25,0001., and he would never leave the concern until he bad got every shilling of it. Be had provided plant sad materiel of which his sec. csesor was now rasping the advantage, and had he been allowed to go on he would have completed the line within the time and amount of his asetraet. He did ant believe the line would be finished is October. Mr. G. W. Horne, the secretary, explained that Mr. Garrett's difficulties bad all arisen out of his inability to obtain assistaain from the Buenos ammo's' and want of hods S. carry oa hie cos tract. fie bad instituted proceediep against the company in Chancery and failed. Mr. Garrett said that was owing! to being ruled remedy was at common law, CORN.—BiIanIOHLM, Avner 2 4 . — A t the day's market h its e had • snit at la that his w now radius against the dictators. and there was a ouneiderable supply of wheat , for which hi g h The report wee adopted. ! prices were asked. but not more thee 2s. advisee wren/lea LILEDS, BRADFORD, AND If aura'. J 0/102101e up° 6 sad- Ow 'di spring ram do tors was billow el RaLW.tr.—The directory, in their half-yearly report, state the se"'" that, according to agreement with the Great Northern Oirn.l Iltathror., Arouse 24.—The weather 11311011 OW lad has patty, the dividend payable for the six months ending 30th been very useettled, hot suulthe al tornatiair with heavy June will be as follows : Oa 557,8761. stock, sad ea 4,2911. rem tho damage to the crop is Itwo extowtiv• them mhOt share capital, at the rate of 61. per cent. per rianum. it has . have bees feared, although complaints of sprouting are be. been arranged to call op the remainter of the eapital payable coating mare gen eral. Harvest wee k , for the pries=t, lea on the "new 5k shares, 1863," in two payments of 11. lie. per come to an at attire stop. Oar arrivals this are share each ; the first of such eels to become duo ea the unusually heavy of foreign wheat sad barley' Irish oats 30th September next, and the final call mthe let January, excessive l y small. The trade in all articles has been sal -1866. The directors congratulate the proprietors that the mated, with a rising teadsiber, rim fluctuating from day set for amalgamating the asenesey with the Great Northern 'to clay, according to the weather. On ear market Company bas bees pared. The set provides that the W m. Ecglish wheat, both old sad new, was be short supply pang shall be diapered, and its undertaking vested I. the I odd freely at as advance e la per qr. noire Me al Great Northern Railway on there!' day of Septsather, 1866, , dear, but with less activity that a few days slam Malting end that thereafter the proprietors shall become pnpr t • a barley inquired for, and Si. to 3e. per qr. dearer. Grinding in the Great Northern Company, with all the privileges of !sold freely, at en improvemeat 4:4 3d. to eid. per qr. Oda ordinary stockholders of that company, is addition to the , Teri sworn sad 6d. pery r. dearer new taws', and him* special privileges eoiderred as regards the minimum diet. sad at ?IL eid• per Mow. Mgt* lad Wow *Pirtle berm, dead. no certificates of stock so to be lathed will bear the with • batter demand. name "Great Northern (Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax) i Delagme, Atonal 24.—The Newly el what at air Raillery Stock," and eatitis the h old en to dividends at the market to-day was again sinall. At the aseenteneeeneet of rate el 61. per osetum per maim aeon the secants at that buglers homers seed actadvanse of 25., hat this soak). time paidup. The directors, in esaelnelen, annoance that net he obtained, and altintasoly • gent cleanses was this is the last report which they will hew, and express ' effected at late wssb's ;to seen innatess L. raw. their mundane le the tutors props* el the sated advance wee made. No offered. Ohl ant anapattiee. oats le. te le. &wens. New tares hem 7e. to o Be. pert LACE AND HOSlERY.—Nortmonan, Amour 24. Lace : There is a fair isquiry for black silk laces. Oen.. rally speaking, trade is about the same es last week, though there are s few more Gerona alders in the market. Some warehouses issue also experisurod se beamed demand for cotton edging sad Valemdeunsh For the home trade there is not much doing, bay= being oat 4 town. No cheap in the price of ootton, and very little doing in that breath of menufaststre.—Hosiery • The cotton trade Is rather quieter, tnlt there is still plenty to do in merinos and cashmere irs for the whiter trade. Cotton maintaiss its price, sad has as upward bundeoey. A few mass are being placed for the spring trade. Os the whole tM motivate« are tolersbly busy, sad all heeds are fully employed.—Pothughasn Joresisl. 1865. ALARMING OCCURRENCE AT A CIRCUS. On Tuesday last two performances were given at Newton Abbot by Rawdereores group?, in his " Cirque dm V e dette," which me greeted for the purpose is e field adjoining Queen-street. At the later owe, some 1.50 0 people were amemblod under the marque. The entertain ment wee proseediag is the seed agreeable manner, when st about hall-past afee o'closk i shriek ma beard, alarm was relied, mid about amp half el the seats fell to the paid Boos of the esoupenta jumped into the nearness& as the seats were Gallia& but nearly the whale of them want does with the seem end to my—witb the exception of a Lenin or two = worth mmtioning—so one was hart. The alarm had hot subelded, when the remainder of the esexed-cisee mate gave way, and precipitated all who were on them to the ground also. Numbers ?ached to the rescue, end for a time much (unquote', preveiled, but, beyond the friOt and a few slight bruises, no injury of 00111INVIIIMIle wee done to my oaf. The omissive hid now mock increamd, and the arms ma crowded with people. The Wise in the firMolass seats, which were situated ea the side of the marquee opposite to the eicondubes sesta, aid were totally moonamted with them, were sew alarmed. and dreading s similar catastrophe, left their pisses; a portion of them were, however, pormeded to titan, hut several went borne. At this juncture. Mr. Raiders= &damned those present, aid expressed hie extreme regret that the accident, for which be wee, be said, in no way ...mut able, should have mewed. Be seemed them that be bed taboo every precaution in the emotion of the Mani to render it secure. sad es a proof that it was suMaintly strong, he mistimed that at Exeter far kept maker:es bad occupied the seam sad nothing of the kiwi aninmed. He felt convinced that some evii-dimmed on the subside had removed the props of the feat, be bad i.e. one fellow creeping under the eland, sad reified the attention of the police to him. In ormeleakra. he pro mised that it three who wearied the arena would leave it the pirkernagoe should go ea. Hr. Hendareses statement was received with apples's, aid Ms Piquet to ekes the arms having bees complied with. the performaree woe about to recornmeme, when lo ! greater ponies of the first elms slate g age, way, and began to deemed, but so gentle was the motion, that some of the arsospante were sot sensible of it at first. La this owe also the MOM fortunate freedom from injury prevailed. sad time were those pre sent who were Melissa to be humorous over the troubles of those who had been thusanddeely deprived of their sesta.— Western Mercury. FATAL ACCIDENT AT FLPMOUTH REGATTA. The unfavourable weather on Wednesday (which was the 'rood day of the annual regatta at Plymouth) not only interfered greatlytwith the day's sport, bet led to seve ral casualties. The Royal Mall waterman's boat, which woe the first prise in the allies match for her class cm the gist day, was cruising about with a pleasure porn sad had not long rounded inwards the riders sad of the break water, when in jibing the was struck by a stern sea, and Immediately filled and went down. Boats at owe put off from the Prussian ships at anchor near; and the whole of the crew and passengers, after some diffi culty, were picked up and conveyed to the weeds, where those who needed it received immediate medical at- Madame. A warms. rusted Bart was sailing the Mianac:d the pleasure party was composed of Mr. F. , Mr. WhipOg Mr. llourtoey, and Mr. Cheetham, all of Plymouth. The three first-named of these could swiss, sad they have suffered so injury ; Mr. Oliestliam sad Bart could not, and when taken out of the water were to all appearance lifeless. Stragnous exertior succeeded in restoring animation to the latter; but Mr. Charism, un happily, was gone past recovery He was a clerk le the Military Store Department. This accident occurred shout the middle of the afteraow, and rumours soon after wards were simulated that two of the small Mosquito fleet of pleasure boar bad been seen to go down out side. The statement was to a certain &Westboro* out by the fact that the whole number which started in that nice were not ems afterwards from the committewboat. The fate of two of the smaller nein years sr also for • time considered very doubtful. Four started for the cep, presented by Mr. Pearce. of the Royal Hotel—the Gentles, Edith, Vespa, and Kelly. Of than the three latter completed their lint round by a little after four, and it was understood that the Omsk* bad given up. The limps completed the raw just after mew, but at that ties nothing could be seen either of the Edith or Nay, nor algid anything be learnt of their whereabouts. It was asserted that they bad bra seen outside the break water almost overwhelmed by the heavy waves ; and expe rienced yachters were of °pinks that it was far too rough for such small craft to have vestared on their snood round. The danger with which such a course was fraught was rendered plainly eviden , by the damage which the larger vessels had serene& One of the latter nearly bad throe men washed out of her by one sew They were all driven overboard, but saved theoriess by clutching the mar sheet. There wee, therefore, not • little ground for the gloomy foreboding which at length began to be enter tared ; but all doubt was happily set at rest by the intelli gence that the missing boats were all right, and had merely put Into Cornea Bay for shelter until the weather mode ✓ated. — Waters Morning New. MARKETS. TALLOW. Tewsevav Ewssimo.—The market was quiet mid Militia* to-day. Spot, sew, 44i. ; 1864 break, 44a. 3d. October to December, 440. 6d.; Damather, 46e. to 4514 3d. ; Jaauary to Marsh, 45 5. 6 d. ; March, 46.. Delivery to last evening, 991 casks ; arrivals, 2,046 mks. 001 TON. Lrvenrocii., Ammer St.—Market quiet, without amp quotable change is pekoe. Sales today 8,000 tales, ieduJiee 2,000 for speaulation and export. 700 American, 160. to 180.; 50 Parma, to., 16pd. 100 blamobam. 184 d. to 170. ; 200 Miami° tad Bahia., 15. d. to lied.; 600 sePti&a. 161 0 - to 244 . ; 20 0 &Um. 134. to 14N B . ; 6,120 Surat, 6d. to 14 0. ; Madras, 11id. to Ind. ; enpl, Moe. &a, 50. to 9d. ; China, 10Id. to 124 d. ; Japau, 13 0 4 .; 30 Peru. ke., 18441. to 19d. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Beaneonn, Ancient 21. The improvement in the wool market noticed on Monday is slightly checked to-day. Still there is very fair bad ness doing in all kinds of deep wit wools. and prior have a hardening tendency. I.toeola and Yorkshire hogs may be quoted at fully 2s. 30. per lb. The weather is rather unsettled, sad interferes' somewhat with harvest opera. hoes, sod this ham • tendency to diatarb confidence, and to prevent the improvement which would otherwise no doubt be the result gaterally. In wonted yarns the shipping houses are more active. The demand her become more genets'. The stocks of super 30'e which had accumulated have disappeared, and considerable orders have also been been given out. Time demand for the oontigent, indeed, moons to be rapidly recovering. Some of the busbies is so doubt in anticipatioo of speedy orders. There being • demand for 30's, other counts are also bought and ordered and • very fair business is also doing in Ws sad two folds 36's. Spinner., however, are obliged to submit to auremonerative prices. The demand fur the home trade continues without interruption. The accouter; in the piece department are rather coafficting, the expen. epee of different manufacoorers varying somewhat. There is no doubt, however, that in the aggregate there is • large business doing, especially for America. American mer chants buy freely of all claws of goods, and particularly fancy goods, and are quite reedy to accept anything that may fall in their way on advantageous terms. The orders given in plain goods are exoesdingly scanty, with the exception of white warp Orleans, for both printing and dyeieg. in the production of which makers are exceedingly busy. Manufacturers gene rally are well employed, and have orders which will keep them well employed for two or three months, and when ever an order in cancelled on townie of the difficulty of getting it executed in the time required, it is readily adopted and regiven by &pother merchant. There is more bushing done in China figures and tomtits. Buenas altogether is good, and although the denteod is not extraordinary, yet the manufacturer is *co occupied upon old contracts that it is in excess of the production. Prices are steady. bashed. Rye. 16s. to 17s. Best whits whott,24 l . t o I L. best red ditto. 235. to 265. ; other ores, Its, to 13 , oats. v ... to ; brans, !'b . b 256. ; pess.l94. to 220 'rioter retains, Ms. to 325. ; rye, 16.. to 175.; dial a ft : 335. to 375. ; font 325. to 341. XAsonantil, AMIPT 34th.—Our mast fits as* was pretty well attended. English +brat was t► fr k versoot at es mamma el Is. to k ed. par gam* *A s foul's unat be quoted 9i to 3d, par costal Floor was bold far intim more mousy, but aa dun bat Man demand, we do not gone oar quatalloes. Oft ruled steady. Oatmeal was scarce, and bum& toad over haw eaten. Nana wars la. par quids A.:: Is Indian sews thaw was no materialattaads. Towe r ki; dosed the maarkot it.. weather beano wok Nsinaz t Avow 24.—The whet trade vas by,, mil arsine, bit samples were held at 'dewier prin k m a rates were also paid foe barley, of which there sae a siZ rats supply. Oats sad beams about the sun to W m quota. - -•- • • RUMS; AIIOI3BT 24.—Our market vas wall stow loth wheat Ude day ; the greater part found plucker's" sa a d ,„""" to 26, per quartile. 1361 little doll h barley or oats at farmer rata. - pfflocaToLow-Taw, ACQUIT 23.—Tbe weather lor put yea hes bees vary nesettlad for leanest epseefi emi Al this dey's market 'meat sold at as draws al qr. Oa the prier et Met week. Osta sad barley la pi t% dearer. Floor advenesd to 375. per seek vet. Wham p i qr. of 631 b. to the bushel—Durham aid Foch:thin red, 41e to 48s. ; ditto. W ifs, 50s. W 52a.; south estmtr, eel(7 ‘. to 49a. ; ditto white, 51s. to 53e. Berle,, griainte.Si to 275. Oats, feed, sew, S3s. to 24e. ; potato, OA bushel, 25e. to 275. Besse, 43e. to 465. Per, fasdisi, Omura; ACQUIT 24.—There is more tsmly d m iaow at DOW wheat, but most at them ere is lama " ow dittos. They sell at inspirer erten, sad ars Da, cheaper. Samples at old wheat rather higher. Oft WU' MI& P.Drusußao, AUGUST 23.—Thor. wars In today's EMI 1,361 qrs. wheat, 186 qrs. barley, 989 qrs. cats, 113" . betas. There went sold—Wheat, 1,013 Va. ; bvlq 14i(11. oats, 796 qrs. beim, 78 qrs. As compered with iai s Iree, wheat was sbe same on top, sod Ild. up Os WOW Baxley we Is. up ors top, and 2,9 d. up os MIMS. Qui were 9d. dews ea top, sad 9d. up as svoubse. B eim mi Is. up Os top, sad the same as list week on avenge. pd. per impetisl qr. • Wisest, 39L &I. to 494. Baxley, 2.4 345. Os* =s;to 28s. BMA% 35e. Ms. OATTLE.-13tnimedasg, Amory 24.-We rewired s lair raply of beasts at to-day' e mutat, which met a der trade ; tote prior realised. The supply of sheep and lank large ; • fair demand. Gale's a moderate @apply ; pike stattowary. Fat pigs • small supply ; 91 extreme realised. Beef, 7d. - to Bd. ; mutton, Bd. to N. 80. to ; veal, 6d. to 70. per lb ; bias Pp, a to lle. 6d. ; porket ditto, lie. to 12s. 6d. per Nora BREINTOL, Ampler 24.-We had • very short sago beef at our market, sod trade wee dull throughout the kg though prime remaised rather fitro, best supple mai* from TOL to 735., and • few foreign beasts ma ;' , lng fik 68s. per owt. An exceedingly large supply of Asap.* the demand was equal to it, and a very lme annul d busbiess was done, a n d to prism showed as upward teedieq, best withers rea from 8 9d. per lb. Needy ell ea o ff er exchanged a. Small supply of stout eagle, owing to the approaching fair, and scarcely soy bream was dope. There were only two or three 135&•A mesa oder. Short supply of pigs. sod prises showed as spud teodeacy, porkers realisiog from lla 3d. to 11a64., sad is some cases still higher figures. Very little &dog is haw, Norrioanan, Ammer 23. -Our cattle ramkst May ea well supplied with beasts, and there was • fair damsel, se ISIS week's rates. Sheep were in limited supply, end wigs steady inquiry at prices rather is favour of the wihm Lambe • moderato show, sad quite as well sold. Theism • middling show ci pip ; prima about the same. Cebu were in moderate supply, and the extreme rates of betook were supported. Quotations :-Beef, Be. to its. per elm; mutton, 80. to 9id. ; pork, 5& ; veal, Bd. per It. EDINIBUTION, AUGUST 23.-The cumber of Wile Si morning was larger, there being 610, or 220 more than Id market. Good cattle brought but week's priest. lola sorts were from 3d. to 6d. lower, sod at the close a dein aim was not effected. The rawly of Dealt meek see spin lerge. Extreme top price, Ps. 3d. ; carnal, beak to Ba. 91. for the best sorts. Ponape besets knight to. Ta. 3d. to Be. _per stow. The number of sham and lambs was 6,875, being 563 more Mute last sadist 1,212 of the shove were stars laenbs aid hem Good sheep sod lambs fully znaintaised lat week's prices. Top pries of the beet mutton, fig ; L earns' for the best mode from Bd. tom es Ewes km I 7d. to Bd. per lb. Lamb', top pica, 33a. :k 325. ; current for the best, from 28e. to 3 0 a and dew wards. Slackfaosd, top, 22a ; current, from Hs. Is lk • head. Ted ;pip from ss. 6d. to 6n, per stems ; it te I eight weeks old do., from 11a. 6d to Ik. a heed. New bon in market :-Fat cattle, 610 ; lean do., 211; tali e *owe, 5 ; sheep, 8,875 ; pip. 221. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wiles Pas- Mer- Total, Tell, RAILWAYS. open. senors. chandlss. 1866. 1111 Week aiding Jane 10. 4 4 4 1 Great floothwied India 79 310 357 OW 111 Week ..ales Jane U. Madras-B.W. Lbw 491 79 Week soda, Aiwa 1. Dread Trunk elCenots —1877 10,960 15,161 96,1 0 Wil Week emits' Await 11. Greet Central of 16e1g1.0 2,1111 4,906 7,011 IX Week ending Anon 18. Limerick sod ftnki l3O 67 167 W Limerick and IT Weterford and Waterford and limerlair 77 1,079 791 1,870 1,0 Week ending Anent 19 North lieniern 11941 27.440 67,8x1 7693 3 76,16 Week ending August W. Belfset and County Down 40 695 776 fin 711 Bristol sod Laster, Mk 6,370 9.7 0 4 9.94 UM Cambrian Orem amen WIlt 20,173 10,111 suer as Great Wawa WM 40,171 16,910 70.060 xis saw Re fah - kw IN - 818 NI DUBLIN AND BIILTANT JUNCTION RAILWAT.--51 half-yearly mut* wee held on Wideman' at the NW paey's oak" Yr. John Barlow, the chairmen, peen* The dividend recommended was 34 per creel, amthd 1,9001. to the amount el the next bra-year. The elminme meetimmed that the traffic loot half-yur had imaged 111 34001. over that of the oorreepooding kelt of 116 year 1864. ILe arramgeonat for portal swam at 6,0001. a year had been made for five yens. In apprehessioa of the cattle plague direction hei lism givens to the oaken of the oompaoy to take the thud tan of the cattle tacks, and to use every other teethe precaution. The report was usseimugy adopted ; 9 6 considerable dietaries' took place on the subject of analP merlon, which was introduosd by Mr. Genbui ud Ohm gentlemen, who urged, amongst other things. that it us la math to have 35 direoton and triplicate Mils nmegielli 3 miles of railway. The chairman and Kr . Ls Ueda* planted that the board of the Belfast Junin bad dem everything they conk% in the matter, but that the other tee companies would not amalgamate with them singly, ct 0 terms that their board mould agree to. (A4vertioementl—EfoLtowA l 's Omni Ert.—Turo whim way you will , per whin you PIM" P e a" . il li b. WI who have a ready word of praise for this anteseut. l os ta chides, scalds, bedew, sad sprains it le an lara'aeb for bed tog a. ceased by sectclat or cold, it maybe relied upon for else lag a areal and permanent cars._ of swelled ankles, eepipelat, goat, sad rheumatism. 1911 101 e Ointment gives the greatest comfort by rands, tem tsileuse Mc, cooling the blood, soothing the Derv's, &Quirts th!, 110, legion, and expelling the impurities. This °WINO alces. lo " a place In every nursery. It will care the long lid el skin OK tiOill width originate In chikthood, and gain dellnith via * child's growth. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. CITITTLNDENignot It, as Steettellifft, Hertiar"h i " 41. Wife al ff. B. . -At Chlthendeo, of a ton DIEM -August 23. at Bouverte-place. Folkestone, the itift B. Diets, Seq., of a eon. DAVIIL-August 83, at WO Court, the wife of W. A. r. Deig. an.. of a sea. OLLIFTIL-Augait 22, at Tunbridge Wells, ths w BO Jolliet, Seq., of a ese. MAILTINLAU.-Autuit. 21, at Cumberland-terrace. USW* park. the wife of H. Martineau, Seq.. of a dauOtS f- ZOBSETSOIf.-Aupet U, at Stafford-street, Zdialthriu "- wile of ILI. Robertson, Mpg., of a eat MARRIAGES. AMIVISHER-GOLLZDOR -August 24. at It. Jude; by tho Zoe. Thomas Dent, M A.. theictsSlVA llockett &weber the Zee. lasso ftwohar, of B oa l o gse, to ILatnerett o.owe Consdas, widow of the late Osage Welotesd of the Wawa ChM Surries, end eldest daughter d"T. Dent, gee., d Coopeeakill. Ingleaeld-greas, Stable. cards. FRY -MAIRIOTT.-Air r i be l, at AU Sainte Church, lboulis L by the I.e. I. IL W. ,A. B. Fry. Zoo of leurodb , Mary Ellen , daughter of late W. B. 11Iarrtott, * Kthwerth liareoart Homo. MILLER-DOYDILL.- Anima 13, at Christ Church. Seal Demblighsbiss. by the lathered the briiettoota. Jobe son of the lac J. C. Miller, D.D., rector of St Martilec. 7,* =At; Was ry jiedarffireghter of the late F. Seidel, TINDALL- ATLIDGII.-Augatt 22 at Wm Wear C V Wfttleauetreet, Woolwich, by the My. 8. Tied the • 8. H. Tindall. of Deetty, to Einbeth, dam:liter of D. fs atM /84. ok/el widaser la her Majesty's Dcelyent Worm' DEATHS. 1118LIPM-Auguill 21, et Eissaird-beese, Deakeld. 8 1 . 41° Wths. widow Mae tele lighteritiro,lBlB WILIFFIM.-Atagast M Glothlo-Dthoe, Harbor, ]sr. A. u"" - Mid JAM2I 77 -AugAri Ilk at B•dford.wrace, Vigra oakum* ir * J. Erg, eget II& R0._...81898AW52f.--Augast vs, fa Gordowdreet. C. lotting~ 94 . Leff saWaiii.-Aspr4 tot gelliVe - roa d . a r i" Widiksiss. widow W Wet= 4 7 . L wow.—Aussel 114 at Ithig'tegorittM. flare. amid SI. ?dated awl MOW by lIIMAX KIM LI" • Lasimi am_ Cif, at Leas. Ve r Z om me omcv Leatiorii4trea. la Wrosiest of rams. AMUR 11. 1.111 ! P-7- t:&4 l, ' --a • gall , " „. 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