The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-10 00:00:00

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LLOTTrIi le= t ; t ; • iPLIt rontaine Slaty lame Cotoatte of the hey • •Lis moment of subbranch) this all parte et the ,cuis se:cras4 sad other here, regerdisse of tio: Press is published ewes llassrdas ••• Prier only post tree. Seal Urea 114 Loyd. If, -craw% Lesbos. eltd -.hole; t order at ear new .reef 'hod, picot Sc. Übe flistli Mice of t COLONIES; or, the Adventoret ;want itowraorr. FA. oresbwk. The at req ' torte is. "" fietio7—a=e ishd mi a ral. the „' l l+ ; sad Ida matter Ss ‘rdab, Mar, sad Co., 6S, Cornbill. cutirs HONZOPATRY. pries 76., eiodi. Matti Pain mind sad TIC PRACT e trot HOMEOPATHY. By P. 1. Oran. N.D. 1 J.dtes, honsoor•row. Ediabursh : Oliver and • PAID HOIMEOPATHIC ROBES IST DR. LAURIE. T 113 HONICEOPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDI CINE. Seventh Thousand. bo, cloth, lb. ed of all trchnicalitwa, and eignetally adopted to the in of aer r land Pri \ ate laminae. i.PITOME of the Fame. Second Thourand. IZoo, cloth, to 'erre aa a Giude to Ham +home destroua of comment - Homeopathic neatment In Family Practice. to.Nrs Guive; a Treatiee on the Method of &mine ....a from their hardest Inhume; oacipming the essential ol Moral and rhyme:al Education. To which are attached . .ceuon• for the Uomooopithie Treatment of Affections in- Childhood. 1 smo, cloth, an • thilimpluc.il work on the edema% \I • of the U IM(EOPATUIC PRACTICE of PHYSIC. '4. *. or rractitioner's lmet text look. are forwarded, bye of all loot for earriage, ems ,f toe quoted wire. LID" Leath. S. kt. Poem Clrrebyard. (.I:LVSYWELL'II MIRA& bl. each. try pot FNJOYMENT of LIFE. ' racroattaa, and Mama or of dale." -••• tar y Wag-Bpr*, aad Samoa llonic i Ezeto , • • it Of Landes-7U Pali% lAloo. roe= . batta. sod ether placoo—Coatary po %..,-14odals at ti kvocuago at liamo—llasio— rAticg. Dr' farspieg, DeDitria AI:, York • .; E. • lICILIITADIS. I we... Is. oak; by port, • to the LA.—elisluh of Edinburgh, Lake, of Ktl.arasy—Raniabaehamof DOE; ilt edition, li n t poet, la. id W ~ HAT 1., EAT , D aad AVOID. • -.•••• ,re vt and tun our COMM ally T. • aintort a bin (alarm s Ms) drier. and mfeablad oonstitathaa, that barman the • • • e m.c of Valour*, budadia, or study, and cabins:a a.l ru:os Ito the dist sad phyulual ristisuos of • :I, P.:mutter-row ; Nana, Et, °anthill ; Camas, stt or LUC. tram ths author, 10, Argyll-oam Ito. IRELAND. DUBLIN. .717 LT 9. 'la exhibition of manufactures held triennially by LE 1t07a . ; Dablin Society wu opened yesterday, sad presecitel an cstremely'gratifyiiig _ brilliant op le.r,.nee. The immense increase m the number of ...tributioes was at once obvious, the committee hay -2,.g found Amman to procure mach more extensive acersamodutien for the exhibition than in former pan. Among the exhibitors were a great many English maoulamarers who were not slow in respond icg to the invitation of the committee • and it would him that the great London show of 1861. instead of ntwPrig nor Irish exh bition by absorbing the tide cf pub:le interest in anticipa tion, has had quite the tx...rary elf et, and nide people only the more "ol eos to rend /Teti mcas of their industrial produce to the Royal I) tahl i o SoCety. Theta exhibitions are alwayema- Laged wi h COr wirrable taste, and the charms of mule are alas &Advil o, the other attractions of the scene. 7 woaiatery hdriv were ia attendance yesterday, sad the 114 and fsehiceable sppearanee of the molt ded itenst Lave convinced strangers that tLey heard aunt the utter ruin of Dobler' could cot ht tree to the Atter. , ree arziety wee beginning to be felt for the n't'y of the steamer Viceroy, en her retire voyage t 2 641 M'; but lettere were received in town yes *clay szt.uutring that on h er retain front New York Om put into 11151.fia to refit, having boon thunardbi ti)( seven wt , t h cr which she esoosatered lbs w," teas trr,ounttrl fur. 111. uccutris srl...re l l of the harvest prospects 'i.zi.:l6 , tiout the count r y continue highly favourable, AVAL I.• N Jtim 9.—The Modes woe paid off potter the Bur, berg, me Wire, re Met ship err par kicadal imemeer. The mem et re Vespers. her %ad ehree harp, hat varier reisy et 4 p es, sag Ay off oe-meneer. The Dews, et. bit., has sot beat eme miatiosed r reported. iSRIGIITON AND boure COW RAILWAY✓..4'IM tolosnos far thi put hall pear haviei boss 3 y ss►atitud to the damages, they bays demigod %pis tevassienting a dividend at the rate 01 lba, pee eau. for bail jeer, on the consolidated flock of the tompiay. D XE THE LATE DUKE OF OAIII PUBLIC, MOURNING. A suppiesnat to the Imams (setts, published this day, is as follows : Lan Classberisies Otis, ;sly 0,1!60. Orden in the 90 , 110 5aar..1.74, Os Studs; Rest, the 14th Masse. fee hie tate Royal Riskiest the Cake ef Cambridge, sass % t, H. a Majesty ; lb ladies to war Wick silk, aba t ed apine Una, whits saeldnes sad ellhabill. Yee es white Moss in sad The 'sadness te wen the, tuts dimmed. btu's' ir NTPs, black swards, sad beaks Tits Cows mdrags eatereig ea Beady, the Tie adies to wear bleak silk or velvet, admired Abbess, leas and tippets, or plain white. or white awl gold, sr white and laver stela with ►lack ribboae. The gentlemen to wear black coats, and blaek or plain whits, et white and gold, white end silver star want- Mak tan einzasd, collared made lad beaks. And on Sunday the 4th of Anion sad, do court to go ettt of mania'. of Ana, July 9, 1860. n• Earl Marshal's 0:111. 1 1: a Goons' Moaning for 81e beta Memo Adolphus Ftodotith Dohs of C la porstaisto of bur Majesty's tdasti ore to lo a rthlis that opal the 'swim Mao of his lase loyal MIAs.. of Claw bridge, her Majesty's toads, it it ozpsslsi that all persons do pat thaissaloss int* morandag fie eta days, to comassuot from Sunday nut. the 14th instant. NORFOLK, Esti Marshal. Aatenget them point Ire wateekaA s ezrd Is the little pbeey. XL Aim Ikabert. INA,► met Waded la es Ila of Owe baba* tile part la die asea=b itig et ar eme su St i e le *ere the di l i=l of bis phis larl Serr i mi lbal The bides boa oa New* la boat of the palpit, sad tbe ammo bealag anuermed tbeategesseanad Ike orTIMI Mil ritoodoi mak mil* the au* 111101 ,1 lilia* At do sashimi iiiiiid.ilis dila lirdl i biod we do *ilk Ile dila ihe I pWanii admits/ le Ike lied of t" C ali giev i e s t " Ike per pole et Ile shad. Has the *diem taboo Id* stilts by the esintaeles it Ile toss des sad psellieN yielded to tbe lopubeesteropmrso kopodvo leti eatelks. AS do e~nanuet do irod all elpilleiat weedy "Zoe *Ow* oboe to Deft dot to that," tbe Wen stemma beams wholly le ted, end oldies NW deeded all Mat entisalatioa, save *at mbisi awakes* negesehe oboes la Ili Mem el fogy kw* Duty. laiwom, inea=rieet be =Lt. WIMP , resenseis sad ma eluded ties su b li si n r i s eWabtot= wee.. At *a diesel sq ina lumeselel the aneennies seer lei te Ibe ef Ike • ma a fennel res um la , lee' worepta4 mg *Abet el enw , _e et Modes mad 11 111 =e1 ei2r hy verbore all busk do do ambenest el lik iobnt Peel la peolealar lb meet edscolot. Ire ban said 4 lbe wane up to this time bad bees eutalleoly uniesolliens ; sorest; had the preseellios readted die pleat we bare jot _Anlieolpi Wire *pets diem deelli it Ile takkevoser beelneey. piesinlkg a o. weeedbery seatere to tie =ii bin keen. to the Naar _— mann keels( spee The dily eftenmeis Ids hi Tumor*, ea roots to 100 Erna dae, sad in aa beer the oandon won cooperatively deserted. It Leaden, yesterday, most of the tradesmen at the west sad midis Ile City testified their respect for the deceased mammas by partially closing their places of hominess. On the river, nits, there was scarcely a craft in the CUOMO'S don bat what displayed its flags in "mourning." The flogs on the different ier•heads of St. Katharine, Loudon, East and West !edit Docks, were lowered, as also the mime of the numerous Mips moored is those great depots. At Gravesend the day was observed with much respect. In the Medway the shipping joined the feeling so strongly mani fested la the pool. Yesterday was • day of gloom and apparent sadists at BIIIMIKOHAIL No tribute of respect paid to the memory of the great deported ha ever been so strongly marked in Bir mingham as it was on the day of the funeral of Sir Robert Peel. In many parts of the town business wss entirely suspended; in ail quarters it was partially so. At Wormanuaurrox yesterday every demonstration of respect wee also paid to the memory of the deceased. The shops were universally cloud, the bells pealed at intervals. Our correspondent at MAXCHISTNI, writing yesterday, says —lt is • proof of the deep and almost universal *or row felt by all classes here, for the lose of Sir Robert Peel, that although the meeting called by the mayor yesterday (Arbors inning any kraal request the closing of shops and places of business, from • fear that the notice would not reach the inhabitants in time to be universally acted upon, yet private feeling sad • just sense of propriety In duced the public spontaneously to anticipate the wishes then expressed on the subject though not mute known. It was an extraordinary eight to perceive on this the principal market day, for the staples which the distriet is celebrated for, and whilst the streets were throrged with but, thousands in pursuit of the ordinary basineu of the day, yet that there was scarcely a shop, a warehouse, or a public buildiest whith did not evidence, by half closed shutters or some other out ward mark of respect, that feelings sacred to the memory of departed worth, were uppermost in every mind. In the shops generally, throughout every street in the town, one halt of the shutters of each:reinained cloud from the earliest hour, and throughout the day. The same mark of respect has been observed at the Exchange and is other public 'wild ing' ; and by gentlemen attending our Exchange from Ashton, Blackburn, Bolton, Chorlay, Preston, Roch dale, snd Stockport, I was informed that the same feeling had led to • similar result. In Bury and some other of these towns the bells of the parish churches have been tolled. - The anteeriptices towards a suitable ineaumeat in memory of the lamented statesman, to be erected in Maneheater, have progressed very favourably. The subscriptions mentioned In my yesterday's letter had been followed up to-day by numerous additions on the Bruhange. To three o'clock this afternoon the amount had there been made up to rather over 1,0001.; snaking 31 subscribers of 20 guineas, 20 of 10 guineas, 29 of 6 guineas, 11 of 3 guineas, and 20 of 2 guineas. At the adjourned meeting of the committee, held sure that hour, in the Town Hall, the canvessers have deli vered in their books, and amongst the additional names mentioned are the following : Bir Benjamin Heywood, Ban. 20 guinses ; Mr. Ed. Mainland , 20 pines* ; Mr. 1). Bart.. 20 guineas; Mr. W. Grant, 10 gs ; Mean. Munn and Co., 10 gouseas ; Mr. J. Clegg,s p. ; Mr. W. Bale, 6 ga. ; Mr. issues Carlton ' 20 guineas ; Mr. J. H. Ainsworth, 20 guineas ; Mr. John Harding, 20 guineas ; Mr. W. 0. Jone• ' 20 guineas; Mr. Bala Stionock, 20 guineas; General Gordon, 6 guineas; Mr. Thomas Fletcher, 20 guineas. The total amount, up to the end of the meeting, had reached 1,7281. His worship the Mayor expressed a wish that the subscription should reach 6,0001., a sum which he thought was absolutely necessary to erect a monument worthy of the man and of the town which had undertaken to erect it. It . . wes stated by one mill-owner, this afternoon, that the whole of his workpecple would give subscriptions of from one penny to is. each. I have seen a requisition to the authori• ties of Baty, numerously signed by the leading inhabitants, ex pressing a wish for the erection of some simi.er token of respect there ; and a meeting has been called in compliance with that requisition, to be held to-morrow moving, to tike the subject into consideration. It is said that at Oldham, Blackburn, and Preston, as well as at Bury end Manche•ter, a wish has been expressed to erre public monument/ to the memory of Sir Robert Peel. sad that meetings are likely to be held with that view notwithstanding a generally im pressed opinion so far that Manchester would be the most eligible site in the manufacturing districts, and that all should subscribe to it so as to ensure a first-rate memorial. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1850. SPORTING. __,__LITEXPOOL JULY MEETING. 41 sTa•••••• zT Artassooir, 4 o'Ciocx. Ildflarf rit. 11110 ka tbe arrivals uto this pretreat Zs* f : MS a yn; •by Iwe.aeat, 2 yrs ; 0 Ili t &= eat of Lsdy Caroline, =al* KaMik sot of Venus, Brother to f by Laaoroost or Retriever, Queen Des, Harprislosid. tatesinss, Pirouette, Knight of the Garter, Harnandes, all 2-yr olds ; Officlous, eby St. Mardis est of asbeesa, The Italia', FMK& Sissy, Witchcraft, The Isallsr,Vusptre, Oriel, Elthiron, Kenainglea, Maid of TWA Valley - Keleshes, Corlerowouth, Wild Sow Whittled+. Wa g Olatilator Ott of Sprite , Po Ikagicriaa, Brown d2 44 : 6 tani l li t ara b i lc,' la 111 . fi L ltr' njer t" Net,, John of Tom, golden Lady, Bee bunter, Chitterboz, i s elk, MAW Branton, The Reales*, Ude', Otani' Sale, California, Legwde main, Abbess 6f Omani, Stronabow, The Meese, - Tuly, Cripple Kate, Adrainistrator, Miss Lottery, La Volease Little Jassy, Anthony, Clare, Cardinal Puff filly, Herriott , The Coe, Alp ' _dtc. BETEL= FOB PLATES, As. CIOXISTIE HTAXI4, Leaerdeinaia, Strongbow, Alp, Baden, o.baldestors; Pork, Eith , ron. Swailowtaiss or 80,11. lace, and 30 AM:MD.-16e Meese, awesome Taly, Adrainistrtor, Cripple Kate, Miss lett ,LI Vole:ise, Little Jenny, Cauliflower, Anthony, 1. th Mamas ut.tallemmart.°mead Psi y, Itashrinsr,The Castle, Abbess tif Olinalt. Quaas's Ps.rers.—Seuaan, Stronsbow, Mies Lottery, Alp, Muskioness d'Eu, Mops, Legerdemain, Cardiac { filly. SraiLsr filraase —Crotcbett, Cranberry, Tiettwaid, Recluse, Jester, Kuril Keel, Bertiott. BENTINCX itratu.—Keleshes, Vanspyrs, California, General Salo, Alp, Abbess of Gomm:, Legudernain. WRITTLE RACES.-TUESDAT. SwittnvAitma of 3 lOU each, with 20 added ; for three-yr. olds, 7“ 101 b; four, 9st ; five, get 41b; six and aged, 10st ; sots and geldings showed alb ; the mooed to sate ltia stake ; the winner to be sold for 100 son if demanded, &e. Heats, sae mile and three-quarters. Mr. Drew's Muter Murray, aged, fret Ilib Mutat) 1 1 Mr. Parr's Bad/ogles, 4 yrs, est 11th (7 0 2 Mr. Batty's Bush Jaen, 4 yrs, Set I llb (sanded an 13lb (0 3 X Mr. Mliner's 111 lOt Bak 4 yrs, Sat Illb . (Beard 0 0 Mr. tibenton'a &Wry aged, tit II lb (Bait 2dr Mr. Smith's Lady Boriatiful, 3 yrs, rat 7lb (Leader dim Both beats won by a length Warms Hmenicti• of 10 SOTS each, h ft, and 3 only if declared, with 60 added; the snood to save his stake. One rails mad three-quartets. Thirteen subs, al: of whoa declared. . _ _ _ . _-- . _ . ._ . _ — Mr. 1 - IS;tholonmer's Cest-oR (late ( Moot), 4 yrs, Set (Owner 1 Mr. MoonsMalsmatary, S yrs, 7st Mb (Crouch 2 Mr. O. Origley's Oomilla (Ii b), 4 yrs. 7st Illb (Norman 3 Mr. T. Pares Arladae, 3 yrs, Got sib (J. Lowe 4 Mr. Burgess's Red Doe, 5 yea, 74 11th (T. Bum 3 Betting.—Even on Malmtebury, 2 to 1 agst Cast-off, and 6to 1 apt any other. Duval amide nearly all the running and won by a length ; a length between second and third. TBoarrtOti Cur, added to a Sweepstakes of 2 sou. each, with 20 added. The second to rave his stake. Two miles and three quarters. Mr. J. Maiden's Dime, 3 yes, gat 71Is ... . ...... (Horn.by, Jun.l I Mr. simpson's Shamrock (h 1$). aged, 10st 7lb (B. Land 2 Mr. Warner al o, by Charism ILL out of Sprig, 3 9st 71 yr ( ., ' • s) Mr. Claretee's Bob Roy (11 b), aged, lOst 7lb (Searle) 4 Mr. Poulton ns The Swindler (h 5 . ),_3 yrs. itst (W il iam.) fell Betting.-2 to lon Diana. Won easily by two lengths. PLATE of 501., for throe-year-olds, 7st ; four, Bat 71h; five, flit ; sin and aged, Bst 21b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold fir 200 OTC if demanded, &a., and allowances if to be mold for less. One _mile and three quarters. Mr. Bartholomew's (hpuotr, 4 yrs, 7st Illh (Owner) 14r. Parr's Arlisdne, 3 yes, Mit Mb (Lowe) Mr. Messer's Malrombery, S yrs, Set Ilb (Hornsby. jun.) Mr. Abel's Anchor of Hope . , 5 yes, Ist Illb (J. smith Mr. Smith's IterEeg e e4 .et 31b (Crouch) Mr. Milner's Alph a. 5 yet, Bet 610 (Bea Mr. Burgers's lied , 5 yes, Set llb Mr. Forth's Laandryreekl. aged, 7st 131 h (Willia msms Betting : 2to 1 apt Laandrymaid. Won by a length, Malniesbury a bad third. HUNTERS' STAR= Of 3 EMI. each, with 20 added, list each ; winners in 1860 31b extra ; the second to save his stakes; twice round mid a distance, over six flights of hurdles, were wen in three heats by Mr. Drew's Muter Murray, aged, list, beating Mr. Ladn's Frank, list 31b; Mr. Jackson's Nell Cook, list; and two others. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. BIFORX TUE EACollell. From the second edition of the candor, published die morning, it appears that 2.5 additional prisoners have beta committed suns the sitting of the curt. Pose orrice Ronnewits. J. Milo. and E. Itawkes, two Post-office letter-earriers, pleaded guilty to charges of stealing letters containing mons y and other property. Judgment wee defemd. _ _ At Lirsuroox, the burial of Sir R. Peel wu observed with becoming honours yesterday. Without any pre. arrangement by the authorities, the shopkeepers throughout the town put up their shutters, and altogether a general gloom was prevalent, and the various church belle rang muffled peals. The occasion of the late Sir Robert Peel's funeral was ob. strved at BEIBTOL also, yesterday, with general manifesta tions of sorrow. The bells;of this different churches tolled, muffled, from au early hour of the morning ; some of the shops and places of business in the principal streets were partially closed ; the flags on the church towers, public buildings, and shipping is the harbour were hoisted at half mast, and nothing was omitted that could testify respect for the memory of the departed statesman. AT Burry, the native town of the late baronet, there was a general indication of mounting. The ringers rang entitled peals, the shops were closed, the blinds were drawn in almost all the houses. AU the foundries and some of the factories suspended labour during the middle portion of the day ; and, with the exception of a greater number of persons proms. nailing the streets than usual, the stil!ness that pervaded the town almost resembled that of the Sabbath. Ar Diner, from 11 o'clock until 1, the Mops were closed, and tka bells rang muffied peals during the day. - - - Btloll3 BANON ALDEVII.N. JU.TICZ PAITIPOIf, Avn JVITITT TALKICIID. ILUDBIkY OF A CHIQV2 PMOM Tas OLOBZ 1148URATICI COMPANT. Walter ;Volts, forme;liTiese• of the Olympia Theatre, and clerk is the Globe Insetranefroffice, who was convicted at a former session of stealing a piece of paper, the property of his employers, was placed at the bar to receive judgment. It will be remembered that a point of law was reserved in this ease which has since been argued before the Court of Criminal Appeal, and decided against the prisoner. The AttornerGeneral, who appeared for the prosecution, said that before the court proceeded to pus sentence, he begged to call their attention to the fact that there were three other indictments against the prisoner, and before - sen. knee was pronounced he had to request that their lordships would rcod the depositions in these cues, in order that they might be fully aware of all the circumstances of the cue bears they delivered their judgment. He we. anxious to save the public time if ha could do so, but in one event he should feel himself compelled to proceed with the other Wes. Baron Alderson said he would look at the depositions, and in the mean time the judgment would be postponed, b ut he should probably pass sentence in the course of the present session. THE ATTACK ON THE QUEEN. The Attorney-General then said he had to sake another application, with reference to the case of a person named Robert Pate,against whom the grand jury had yesterday re turned a true bill. Baron Alderson.—That is the case of the prisoner charged with assaulting her Majesty. The Avorney•General.—Yes, my lord, and my applica tion is that the trial shall come on the first thing to•merrow morning. BIWA Alderson.—Very well, let it be fixed for Thursday morning, at ten o'clock. FUNERAL OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL. TAI, TIIIIIDAT S The mortal reatehte et EWORTII Peel, the etatewasa TUM , w ere this atomises coosigoed to their ant sesibismolate, to the moil skald' Dsaytos Boma, two miss s.l. bit tress this Mews. Twenty yews have Esse by—s pedal et tine =with teens dessestie imager isle the vault Ms now reesivoi the slalom& eilmillsi dr nu who Iswebel iss mom sot tortoise et his ihoDy by his is. amidst split, owls% swi esterpeise—the IMI Bisset Peel, the Whet el lbw whose loes his estuary is deeply I;esmplisnee with the deceiver' own isimetisme (re oriel espeemed by his executor in the Howse etOessamm), the fmmertal ceremony wee ahem of all those ezteenel Mel inda of pomp which usually someway the keemarat of peat satiosal political celebrities. NB it woe Impossible M derive the promediers of the impales West 'phasing Mu a spontaneous 'belittles of the heft la his district whisk a long intimacy with his sew pleas eel Individual especity materially awakened. This we seldhlted sot oaly by a total cessation of all ordinary badness avocation in the town. sad the Sabbath stillness that mendes through out the district, but by the moaraful alacrity with which the entire population, for gaffes around, hastened 1 pay the last tribute of respect to hiantemory. As early as seven o'clock every line of road and bye-way converging towards Drayton was alive with peasantry, clothed is their best attire, and bearing epee their persons such symbol. if mourn*/ as thtit tumble mesas afforded. As the morale( "deemed, *superior clan of the inhabitants prepared to take their part in the coming observance by hasteniag to Tonswerth, from the Laciest keep ot whom celebrated castle there floated heavily in the Mad the royal standard, half-mast high— an emblem of regret visible over a vast sweep of country, across which might be heard the boons of the snaffled bells in the tower of the pariah church. At noel, the mayor sad corporation of Tamworth assem bled in the tows hall, and shortly after proceeded to the outskirts of Drayton Park, where it had been arranged they should await and fall tato the procession. The avenue leading to the Manor House was lined on both sides with the pence* assembled, of either air; and, at a later hour of thtt day, nearly the whole of the home park was similarly throe's& Upon the centre-plate la ma* the arms was the following inscription : " The Right Hosourable Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., Bora Feb. 6, 1788, Died July 2,1860, Aged 62 men." Over the external eolith was thrown a black velvet pall, bearing at the sides and ends eseuteeeons of the deceased baronet's family, emblazoned oa white satin, and which heraldic devices ma= repeated on a large hatthment placed at the head of the coffin, containing the entire shields of the Peels, Prominent among which were the shuttle and the bee, and subscribed with the well known and appropriate legend "ladastria." Od either side of this hatehment stood • mute with the attributes of his office, and from the centre of the pall rose a plume of sable feathers, which imparted to the place • grave and solemn effect. From time to time throughout the morning, this melancholy sanctuary was visited by the elder of the domestic* of the Drayton house hold, and such old dependents of the estate whose long con anion with the family entitled them to the privilege, and the emotion the majority of them betrayed was the beet powible tribute to the private worth of the dead. About 12 o'clock • special train, which had left Lon don at 9 o'clock, arrived at the Tamworth station, con. teasing those relatives and immediate friends who were to take part in the efface's' incident—Mr. Frederick Peel, M.P., Captain W. Peel, R.N., Joke Peel, sons of the de ceased, Colonel Peel, M.P., and the Dean of Wcrcester, his brothers; the Earl of Aberdeen, Viscount Harding', Sit James Graham, General Yates, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Mr. Goalburn, Mr. Bobhome, Mr. Barham, Mr. Becket De nison, M.P., &a. These gentlemen were immediately con veyed over to Drayton, where they arrived about halipast 12 o'clock. Shortly before two o'clock, the mourner' having as sembled in the hall, the arrangement of the procession was proneded with. After the first few mourning coaches had been filled, the hearse drew up to receive its burden, Midi wee borne thither by about • dozen favourite yeomen of the estate. The other carriages having bean filled, the mem lion left the manor hots*. During the progress of the procession from the hires to the church the rain fell in tenants; but all seam of personal discomfort was absorbed in the melancholy or victim that external nature but too accurately sympathised with the emotion " that puseth show," and a dense and orderly concourse of spectators accompanied the cavalcade throughout the entire distance. Drayton Basset church is an exceedingly smell 'tinc ture, plain to simplicity, even for a rural ecclesiastical building of the humblest pretensions. The most conspicuous monument in Drayton church is one erected to the memory of the Individuals whose claims to notice here are indicated in the subjoined unpretending inscription: "In a vault beneath this church are deposited the remains of Sir Robert Peal, Bert., of Drayton Mater, and of Ellen, Lady Peel, his wife, daughter of W. Yates, Esq., of Bury, Lancashire. Sir Robert Peel was bons April 23rd, 1750, died May 3rd, 1830; Lady Peal was born March sth, 1760, died December 28th, 1803. Their children have raised this monument to the memory of their beloved parent', as a token of their affection and gratitude." The family vault of the Peels occupies one-half et dm centre aisle, but is, nevertheless, of somewhat endasd dimensions. It already sewria to Widen to the bodies of the first baronet and hie ilent Mr, these of two of their daughters, who died youm,llreCoehtinis, ameba daughter. wife of the Dean of York, and a portal& (en el the Dawson family). The public are Weedy WM% Moe the statement of Mr. Cloulbern in the flames wf that the precise spot where the lit: a : l ight lenerst aill = to be laid in death had been est to Lady Peel an a very recent occasion, as se is an mgliesidoe to that east so long ago as 1844. It ie. pedni e mesa= to add that Ide wishes were scrupulously earn to di the rest particular, and a marble deb ens prod he as eueleolit vault to receive the corps. The nalinewleg aspect of the church was bet slightly varied from its ring spy= by the swan Morinsat of the pulpit, whist% was wish their Beth; Is Ow whir urn of whisk wee the psPeg. era and suppers' ea a pound. It Is e perha natty of ne wt ad on the emir of the der sir asinets ben mint, white was erg redneleil wish gust engird,. Ile black' clod' with Mesh the rare ma wen thew erred was carried off by sendle _thieves as he night the burial, and is lestallo that t rsediss illis tin this Warns end laad wades any have prompted a won rigid rernity fee pima Inelnese. About en bon /Naga OP SWIMS eh* meal and tavern roues dine the Indy weeded pounds 1,1 between the nweelen and the dark when, en the awl. ot the earls" as variety ot adrift wed sinesehle inci dcar roared width will be ever wweenebered with gerbil T imms by ag Who witnessed them; but an inadequate repesesion el whisk it would be wholly impossible to ram thregh 'Alm of • answer, nor weel44tmaz be altogether hilesdallar .1 1W= the Mem" Dish: l l of Girder le Irak , l a gaisol a " an e d .VdSl e bd, beta. toward* Its resegendle, right sermad reading with immure lerinwr as drat, redo= burial of the dead. The geoshion mend mew the deft` yard in the following eras Meader Koons. Mr Wort Pak Himmet. lir Jobs 71621_11• 1 . Mr. Uttar TOOL Collt i r k r. FOol, Pe tr • The Very WIC SO DOM Of WOO. make Vluesot VIM; M.P. Ma. logirsese Prol. s ue .. a.l. TM Poi arm the Dos at York. = l l. Boa 0.1. Dawrge. CePiassir Illsildaill2messes• ar oso rW o l t h Rolm Mr. Merl L Pisii. Capita C. Lima Poi. Mr. Peel. Logd II Mr. Z. P. Daman. Orme' Ham Pit H. Hems Oospbsn. Us Clerptrados a TamwQrds. ha he. PUBLIC &ILES. gleams. Vistula, and Sox, at Garroway'e.— Freehold estate, Galled Newhouse, et Eteltinghani, Strom, oomprieing resideeme, offices. sad 423 acres of hop, arable, and wood had, Wed tax 291. 9e. per annum, timber included in pur shose—oold for 14,6001. Freehold and copyhold farm, called Cottenden is the parish of Tie:shunt, Sum, containing ferathowri, build mad 230 sate of load, land tax 171. Si. 10d., timber included-6,1001. Mien. Damn Sturm and Sox, at the Mart.—Freehold mute, known es Chievelphill, near Newbury, containing a farm, villa residence, and 321 aerie of land—knocked down in throe lots foe 16,8601. Copyhold estate, called the Caekoo Farm, with other lands, noniron, Middlesex, oreapetalog 181 acres, subject to small fines sad quit rent s—kaocked down, in two lots, for 7,6501. Seventeen plots of freehold building land, nigh-street and Albe rt-road, Peckham, with frontages of about 100 feet by 115 to 160 deep-3,3161. Mr. Onion nVIDEION and Mr. MAIIIILDIII2 at the Mart.—Seventy freehold houses and vacant ground, on the o,blrn estate, Mile-and New Tows, of the aggregate value of 7001. per annum—sold in 26 lots for 7,4661. Messrs. Torus and Sox, at the llart.--Three houses, called Cornwall Cottages, Holloway, let ice 1381. per aancin, held for 99 years from 1821, at 391. ground real and taxes -6901. Three houses, laden.plams, Holloway, let for 721., held for 99 years from 1821, at 20L-3401. Villa residence, Upper Talse.hill-road, held for 68 years unexpired at 161. 16•.-5001. Mr. 11w/rum, at Clarraway's.—Two sopyhold beams at Fasez, the smaller of which I. let 6E301. per annum —66oi. 1 1 011110 N WINN AND Spnars.—Yaltirdey & par- Morn (obtained by Aldweita Thwill=r e ts ie the quatity et whs. and and retalasil for hams esnannyp in !hi! Fat,. „ God 6 th Jemmy bat. , 214 it ai trall Imeed wesT I ,67,9IIMIF I Z (math: rassab lost lagcla la imwshouse oast Mel the sth January last were =pliess. ot lire i gams were law par Nss wes ly nipartir d lirt ga = es lie of the *war 4,479,59 2,l ,3 billions were retained for home osesum *• a. On the MI January last Uwe were of ip 8,998,174 gallons in washout, under bond. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET.. ATTEMPT AT Moannn.—T.Elll;il4lo, a respectably. dressed young men, described as a bookbinder, was charged with stabbing Catherine Montague, alias Vint), with a table-knife, with intent to murder her. The wounded female. a married woman, but separated from her husband, is now lying in King's College Hospital, in a very precarious condition. T. Jones, a drummer, attached to the 2nd battalion of the Coldstream Guards, deposed that he was in company with the prisoner all day yesterday, and in the erasing they went to No. 17, Prince's-street, Drury-lane, the reaM• earn of Ca therine Vitals. They stopped there for some time, and shortly after nine o'clock the prisoner commenced quarreling with 1 7 itch about their former intimacies. The prisoner tailed her a street-walker, and she replied, " Hake was, he had made her so." lie seemed vary excited at this, and told her to repeat what eke had said. She complied with his request, and he immediately struck her a blow upon the left breast. She cried oat that she was stabbed, and the pri soner dropped a table-knife upon the floor, and said he had done it, and he hoped she would forgive him. The female bled profusely, and became insensible. A surgeon soon afterwards arrived. The prisoner accompanied wit ness in search of one. fikekMieWasproiumd, and appeared as if it bad been boat from the form of Ike blow. Dr. 0. C. Watson, surgeon, said he was celled to No. 17, Prime-street, and found Vitch in one of the Maw. sitting upon a chair, in a seats of exhaustion from the loos of blood. Her clothes were Wanted with blood, gad also a towel, which had been placed over the wound. On laying the wound bare, be found that the hemorrhage had stopped. He found that she be bad received au incised wound, of about one inch in length, wider the left collar bone near the shoulder end. It was a very wound, sag, front the maims of her left head. 11846 1.1 • 164784 some silks nerves have been touched. He drew the wound together, sad had her conveyed to Hiag's Collage Himpital. lle had men her this morning, and she sassed to be going on favourably. The prisoner hail nothing to WOWS! to the charger sod Mr. Jardine remanded bins for a week. Cril or Ouaoow BANNING Cow Art.—This Wain sitabliatmat held their sauna oetlhill co Thum 40. no newt watered Jay late the treateetiese of the eesipeay for the het yes?, awl doelarod the moil dividend lot et: per ant. The Rot now iuseiatc te spired. of 120,0001. MONEY MARKET. TVISDAT BVINIXO. The foreign eitaimsgse kr this mall were negotiated at peals* the same raise is last post day. The qwenerly sales d indigo commenced this day, ooesielieg of 12,228 sheets (including 2,632 chests of old gond*, bought in at, or withdrawn from former sales, and 1,741 chests in second hands), of which 7,076 civets were Bengal, Oade, &o. ; 993 Madras, and 1,0111 Kurpah. The qualities of the Bengal are so about three-foerthe good and fine, and one-fourth s oi middling and ordinary; the Madras one-third good with slew fine and two-thirds middling and ordi- 20 nary; the Kurpah half good and floe and half mid- 20 riling and ordinary; the few chests Java, fine. Be- as fore the sales opened a dimension was commenced re specting the wishes of some of the large buyers that all es; Indigo, which had been in the warehouses more than 1 : 1 , 3 , twelve months, should be sold subject to re- u s tare ; the question involves much to be said sat. upon both sides; ooneetinently it was agreed yp that a speoial meeting should be called before the is Ootober sale, to take tae matter into consideration. L e The sales opened with a mixed parcel of Bengal, is which we, mostly withdrawn, and was followed by $4 sewed marks et Kirpah sad Madras ; prism ham rated to acmes of May rates, from per to 3d. per lb. 9 for Bengal, 3d. to 4d. per lb. for Karpah (with com petition) and par to 3d. per lb. for Madre. 1,095 ss chests ;eased to-day, of which 301 were withdrawn, le 60 bought in, and 734 sold, The accounts received to-day from the various se German wool markets are of the same favourable character as those which have previously come to hand. Ft. At Breslau, after the close of the fair, business 23 28 continued to be transacted, and several large parcels 12 t exchanged hands, particularly of Reagan cloth and 1 1 :: comb wool, at 46 to 52 dole.; ordinary Hungarian so single and double clip at 39 to 42 dole., and new toot. Polish fleece at 58 to 08 dole. For English and o Netherlands &cements purchases were made of fide- 30 sian locks at 55 to 62 dole., and of single clip and ,g lamb wool at 76 to 82 dole., making altogether about 17 2,200 cwt. which have exchanged hands, whilst the 2 arrivals from Poland and Russia were about the same ti t quantity. lei At Hildeebeim the wool fair, which was concluded on the 30th ult., is reported as having been the most so encouraging on record, both as regards the quantity 2 brought to the market, the improved washing, and 19 the higher prices obtained. The quantity offered was ti 5,000 cwt., the whole of which was immediately sold ; at an advance of 10 dole, for the finest, 4to 5 dole. for 20 middling, and 2to 3 dole. for inferior over last year's 2 prices. The fair at Weimar was comparatively thinly 141 attended, although the assortment offered was not it lees than 40,000 stone. In middle fine the prices had 9 varied from 106 to 13) dole., at which some le'gc parcels were di-posed of. se At Coblentz the quantity of wool exposed for sale al was trifling, not exceeding 1,000 cwt., the whole of et. which was taken, as soon as offered, at 40 to 50 dole. for middling, and other qualities en proportion. Is The market at Ehringen, in Wortemburg, was sup- 60 8t * plied with about 6,000 stone wool, the whole of which so was realised in the course of the morning, the chief ?..? buyers being the Swiss dealers and local clothiers. le The prices - obtained were from 8 to 12 per cent.) higher than in 1819. u to EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. MADRID, JOLT 4 —11 tree per ' 33 6.16; after M. Boles, 33 6-16 cult, 331 paper. Four per Cents. 121 cub. et Pe Five per Cents., 12 3.16 cash ; after Boles, 121 cult. Cou pons, 74 cub. Festive*, 31 cub ; after olsa, 3 15.16 cash. e t , Bat It et St. Ferdinand, 541 cub. Exchange on London, 29 50.40. 20 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The amounts from the Continent and the unsettled . 6 t aspect of affsirs in Denmark have exercised a tempo- 12 ,! rary influeeco on the minds of the politicians of 20 i the Stock Excharge this morning, causing the :11 market for the home funds to open rather st I unsettled, the first quotations for Consols is being made at the turn of 1, say 961 to 97 ex div., b . both for money and account, at which extremes 20 business was first done; the market then became 110 more Bundy, and prices have been for some time at 20 their present quotation, 961 to 1. to to The Three per Cents. heduced mark from 071 to 20 2 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981 s s to 99. South Sea Old Annuities have been negotiated t i at 96 and 1. ss Exchequer Bills of all sizes have been done at to 675. and 70e.; India Bonds, at 90e. ; ditto under as 1,0001, at 87s. and 90s. prem. Lung Annuities mark II 8 516. Bank Stock, 211. India Stock, 265 and 20 2635 ex div. . The foreign stocks are neglected to-day, but there I: is very little change in prices, the only movement of st. importance tiring in Danish, for which the market II opened rather unsteady, but subsequently became s t . firmer; the Fives were first done at 102, and they 23 then marked 1035. _The list of actual transactions comprise only: Brazilian Old Bonds, small, at 611 92. Danish Five per Cents., at 102 and 1033. 25 Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 57 ex div.; ex- 20 change, 12 guil.; the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 20 88?. Eqaador, at 3. Nlexican, at 301-, both for . 2 2 ,1 cash and the 16th inst. Portuguese Five per Cents., 5 at 86. Spanish Three per Cents., for account, at 371 ex div. 20 -- • - ENGLISH FUND$.—Tui DAY. 20 Kant Root. 11% 12 I 3 per Ct. Coo. Ac0.: 1 61 i 20 3 per Ct. ItotL Anna. t 3* per Ct. WI 9 20 3 ter Ct. Cos. Alum, thut kachoquet 671. to Si.l FOBBIG; I pa CS Attitztaa Boads, 4; row Ct. Bomb, 90 3 per Coat., 5 Par Ct. Brazilian Bds., 90 I Ditto New, za 91 6 per (it. Boob. Anew, f 1 Cl Ditto Chilton lids, iv 101 Ditto Columb. Da. Ms, OoltualAan Equador lido, 31 pm Ct. S I Loki% &la, I.7toolsit lids, 786 periC 4 pee Ct Dutob Carta, 66 9 FUNDS. 1 pa Cl. Om ads Ms.. 18 10 2:1 Granada Deferred D 60., 4 6 20 5 per Ct. Iter. Ws., 30 6 30 d per 04. Dertirlon lido., 82 3 40 Portttoolo Qin., 34 6 b per U . Mw lids.,llo 12 Ditto Nositlas Bala., 174 i 3 per Cl. Spanish Dd5..346 Do. Deferral Mk. Ditto Pain 1010..34 4 Ila Ct. Vearzttula 11410., 34 6 Venezuela Dthrrel 1itt0..121 NIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Scots sale of 800 Iticfs. POnollieo went oB without splrit. The good and tine grocery descriptions sold at previous rates. Other descriptions were chiefly toucht in, 345. 6d. to 425. The article generally wears rather a dull appearance. lit lined market steady. Grocery lows, 48s. 6d. to 60s od. COPPli.—The public sales are going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon, 435. INDlOO.—The sale is going off steadily at the full prices of yesterday, sic., Bengal, at 3.1. advance on the last quar terly sale quotations; Kurpahe, at 4.1. advance; Madras, good and fine qualities, 2d. to 3.1. advance. TZA —The public sale went off briskly ; Congou et about I advance. Rica —There has been a demand fof cargo Bengal to-day, and now quoted 8.. to Bs. 6d. SAoo sold at previous rate.; good small grain, 21s. to 225. 6d. ; Sign Flour bought is at 181. to 19s. Ad. 01/10311.-360 balsas Jamaica sold in public sole from 3/ 16.. to 71. 13s. Row remains study. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. This muket shows more eteadinem to-day. Prices range as follows: Town Tallow, Ms. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36 5. 9 i. to T7s. ; October to December, 375. 95. to 3bs. ; October to December, separate months, Ms. 94. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. . -- Walls End Braddyil's Hatton, 155.; Walls End Haswell, 165.; Walls End Lunbton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 161.; Walls End Tem, 15e. N.—Ships at market, 125. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. There wu very little addition made to oar 'apply el Eng lish Wheat this ramming ; the few parcels at market were readily disposed of at the extreme rats of Monday. Foreign Wheat held for an advance of le. per qr. ~ and in the bunnees helmeted, which wu not trifling for a Wedamlay, that im provement was realised. Barley. Beam. and rims breualat fully late Was. The value of Mat Oats gradually improves, sad the tern In pries wu spinet the buyer. Floor rather dearer than otherwise. ASSITALEI INTO LONDON MOM eth JULY TO 10th JOLT. Qrs. Pasha. botch. kith. Irr I Wheat l9O I -- I 401 Barley ....-. ....... so 0 OW 4OO dour, 2,170 seeks; bomb. stem, am [THREE PENCF. RAILWAYS. Tins Day, Two o'Crecn. Business is limited in the share market to-day, but the tone for most dewriptions of stocks is firm. South Eastern' are better, marking 141. The Midland 50f shares hays touched 101. Brighton' are rather weaker ; the stock has been done from 83 to 83i. P 6.1 BIUTItt R•ILWATIL Clesi fig prices Yesterday. Wes to.clay up to 1 deloa. 60 Ataudean al Mo. Pre . 0 Parka & Ha n ts. Eat: (4 West 6p.u.) 20 alrm.Weatoethtne callidulyed .orahlaroar. HI Do. whhostaguaraatee II Bina., Wally., and Dudley oewitheaar. 16 Do. without &guarantee 131 illreo.Wolv.llllloar Valley 100 Bristol and Exeter . 331 Do. Third ...4 . . 11, eueelna laa hamaidee . 60 Coledca . 10 Do. sao Preference 50 Chester sad Holyhead .. 13 Do Preeffease 424 Dahlia end Ballast Jane.. 23 East 111 & U.) ... 9 9j 2 lj di& I IPa 27 . 29 i 56 jai 1 51 63 65 ii 4 1 - 14 41.1. 171 16 7 7 6 6 1 11 _ 9 9_ 34 11 dii tit 1$ YP: .31 Egglgen 141 De. ltsll is. 01. 01 Do. Ext., Sp. Ct., !to. 1 61 Do do. N 0.2 60 Do. do. 2 per Cent 43 Do. New . 25 FAIL= Union, elan A late E. U. tik.) 25 bo. elm B. and C ditto 20 Do. Scrip 23 East Leneaahire 15 East !Jonah. &Bs Gua ranteed 6 per Cent. . 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 24 Great N Itzeter,Yorthe r eonl, n Dorehes. 12; Do, shares,A,Delerred lit Do. share., 11, 6p. Ct. 124 Do. per Cent. Pref.. SO Gt. Southend West.(tre.) 1) Do. Eighths ... 100 Greet North of Engik . nd... U Do. New SO 30 Do. New £3O 15 Do. New EIS 100 Great Western ... 1) Do. New Ell 60 Hull and &lb, 12; Do. 1 shares . 30 Lancaster and &Mike 111 Do. Thirds - 100 Lsnesabire andYoti . skiie 16 Do. 19 Do. New (gua p. 111 Do. West lilding Union 60 Leeds and Bradawl .. 50 Leeds and Think . 6 Do. Prof. 0 p. CLNo.I 14 Do. Do. No. 2 6 Do. Do. No. 3 11 Do. Pref. Quarters,lB43 111, London and Blackwell . 100 Lest., Brighton, N ti.Cosat 200 Do. New rue. 6p. CL... 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydon Thirds 50 Do. Pref. 5 per Cent.. . 50 Do. Courrt. 5 p.CL,1633 121 London and Greenwiek SO Do. Preference 100 tendon re North-Western IS Do. do. New 1 shares... 12 Do. fifths 1 Do.EIO (C* 100 London lit South-Weaken 424 Do. New, ESO 31 Do. New, €4O 5 Do. New Preference ... 20 Lowestoft. Guar.4 per Cant. 5; Manch., Buz., ann Matlock 100 Manch. sbef.,/eLineolnek. U Do. I shares, No. I ... 10 Do. New £lO Pref. ) 41 Do. Man.* Linel.Unlon 34 4 34 16 161 7 74 261 291 24 26 11 If 114 14 dls 2 3 41 41 die 101 2n 29 31 4 Pal 213 138 91 95 70 72 33 37 59 60 74 741 a 98 VS 48 49 204 2 6144 92 pat pal 36 38 16 151 91 94 ail. 91 fof ula IS 12 4 61 111 dia. 924 934 118 Ty 54 6 die. 6 51 dia. I 21 34 dla I 1 6 dim 63 44 9 8 49 737 119 114 111 18 GO 38 GO 144 11 231 244 109 110 pm IDm 1 puz. 561, 571 22 11 dl.. 17 16 1 414. I 2 pia. 144 13 41 16 4 413 11 9 71 8 41 dim $44 34 24 211 618 13 16 122 124 24 26 14 134 d. 144 S 184 41 54 6 4i 3 111 11 dia. 8 9 404 414 64 74 p.oi 13 15e pm. 'll 12 Pal 91 44 Ole. 71 hi dia 9 94 3$ Do. 1:30 sharei 100 Do. Blrm. and Derby 1100 Do. Cone.B.as B. Bp. C. 13 Do. New £20... 21 Do Extension Do. (Waren. 3i per Ct. 23 North British 3 Do. Preference 171 North Stafrordahire. 30 Oxford, Wore., & Wolver. 33 Preston and Wyse 10 Do. 3 shares (A) 13 Read., Guild., and Reigate 44 Royston and Ili.chin I Do. Shepreth Luenake 23 'Scottish Central 13,., 'Shrews. az Dina., Class A 9 Do., Chas ... 8 1)0., New liitanutteed 20 Shrewsbury and Chester (Nor. W. Bilin.) 10 Do. Halves 20 Do. Oswertry 10 Do. 3 per cent. Prof. 8 4 Shropshire Union 23 Do. l'refereare 6 4 6 1 16 dis / 41 die 8 9 1 4 dls 1 141 1 141 4 1 3 24 a; dia. It South dtatfordshire ... ... 1131 &nth Eastern ... ... .. MI Do. No. 3 ... ... ... 10 Do. No 4 Registered ... 17 Smith Waled ... ... .. 18,1 oheir.,ttoth.,ll:Goole, N.D. Guar. 5 p-r Ceat .. ... 10 Waterford and Kilkenny.„ 50 Wear Valley, Gp. Ct. goa. 15 Do. do. do. do. 50 Wilt,, Somerset, S.Wayta. ' 25 York,Newcastle &Berwick 20 Do. Ext. Yorlar Newea., 8 Do.O.N.E.PurehorPnrP 30 York and North Midland. 10 Do. Preference ... ..„ In is 1 s 23 4 26 4 41 43 1 141 1 1 1i) dfti 4 11 cas. 14 1 2 1114. i4l i lie t Foams itsitsrays. Anghaltalitin ;Lite Italian and .%tuarian) 20 Boulogne and Amiens .. 20 Central France (Verzco) s Dutch }Wettish 5 45 dl5. 71 5 14 14 11i dis. 4 PaL 4 Inc rir 6 tr a : 7 .1 " 14/ 1 5a 3 30 s3_ Jo. .. 5 I Great Indian 1 I Do. ; Ltiiiiobourg lo Do.. . . .„ :0 Namur and Liege It; Northern of Francs Ork.u7s and Bordeaux .. 20 Paris and Orleans io and i‘;en IS Crcia and 20 Rouen and Mtn, 20 •kuubre and Meuse 19 trouts and Nantes - 01 - 11 9 11 1 10 9 die. LIVERPOOL, July 9. STOCK-EiON•Nom.—There WON Only nine tiansactio” to. Liy, but at ate priors. Lancashire rod Yorkshire consol. (sth shares), 91 9.16 d.—Lonion and North Western, 1091 I—Ditto (new shares), p„—Ditto (41th shates),l (I-elutes), 2 9-164. -rera, 3 13-16 d. MANCHESTER, Jody 9. STOOK.EICHAWOIL—The marked was german! firm for all dr :Motions of et, ek, but tranasetioes were almost 14oited to Lai. esshire and Yorkshire and riorth Staffordsb , re shares. Lana . .hirti end Yorkshire were done at 30 ; St ins.; Extensions, 94 dia. North Stsrfonlshire opened at Ws., and closed at 11 t"% BIRMINGHAM, July 9. STOCK•EICIIV4OII.—Tbe iransantilons to-day wan Mill landP, Birmingham and Ombra, at 151. LEEDS, July 9. BTeCII-BltOnAntlia—The market this morning presen's no nov feature. The +ales Imre been at the following rate,' :-501.. Midlands, 2 di..; Ca'citoniunft, 7; ; Fast Liner...hire, 71; Shettiekl. Buherhaz., and Goole. Great Northerns.l4l Ms. WINDINO-UP OF RAILWAY AND JOINT-STOCK COMPANIM—THE DIRECT BIRMINGHAM, 0X.F01114 AND BRAVING RAlLWAT.—Yesterday, owing to the insufficient accommodation afforded in Southampton- buildings, his Hon our, the Master in-Chancery Brougham, sat in Vice-Chan cellor Wigram's court, for the purpose of proceeding with the settlement of the list of contributories, in number 2,610, who applied for shares and received letters of allotment, bat had rot paid the depo-it thereon. Vie court was excessively crowded, aiOU idioms.' having been summoned to appear, and a large number of them attending either personally or by attorney, having been formally summoned by Mr. Hutton, the official manager, for whom Mr. liottbarghe appeared ry counsel. The process of proving and putting in the letters of allotment, application for shares, signatures, &0., occupied. owing to disputed points, not of sufficient importance to par ticularise, each a considerable time, that only JOU out of the 500 persons were taken, and of thee* three were fixed on the list as liable, certain CU parse reserved for consideration. The chief point contended for on the part of those summoned wss , that they wer e not Justly liable, es the letter of allotment expressly stated that if the deposit wiis not paid by 24 t h October the letter should be declared null and void. His Honour held that under the set of parliament these person s m us t be gumbos and contri butories, and that it did not alter their liability. in one we. the party contended that he never received anyletter of al lotment; but his Honour intimated - he should put the indi vidual on the list, unless he legally proved it. One gentleuMus Indignantly denied that the shiaature to the document Pe dined in evidence wu in his handwriting, and desennad it as • forgery, until two winsome came forward and proved Its identity, while the same individual was reminded by the Master of Ms having been similarly oblivious to a recognition of his own signature in a somewhat similar case in the Direst Raster Railway. 7 1 ) 'if • pm 39 1 I I 97 GI 989 1 109 f 8 78 Hit Hit 11 IS IS 14 i 41 41 25j 141 j 2$ iii , 4 '1