The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-17 00:00:00

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Poratotaitiebibe — tJo6ln i► ea. ▪ sootT.ted wad Menem Bottles. us. 44 so curs dole lamed* hr tbt totYa mo.d roam to •No b& !Mai ._.. ts, ed. mid moollommored Oast IS a sided airlloor4sl/iiiiliiisi -- (41. re . 41 - 11s - iitais . .0! boom YebdWttotle 4s. Od. • be booty totogoord biota rt. are evened in Pealed bt*. NOMillog Or OT4 dianft Lnude tir the Wien ,pd ca,. with Amur. WI • mid Is a avast abd fine-dairoand 0•11 - e, l■ a - _ Its. GIL sorly eseettost mod toolgoadots 040% b. Od. ...Amato itspLy Othf•Poomil !DOW when to. I KOW2MOIII ist allialtr of Aoki only= recwwwwwi mob= two to :t ttwoottres. With the Om ot b andass DAKIN owl CiD3IPS. motions to '.,r-to.'.l.eathpioit. with SolOsg win= • ••• or:* prim lentrits. °LI/PT. PA • .:ST PAUL% OftIICHTAZO, LONDON. , -.titan to Woke. and the pubic rreerally, 14%; tot the wweiworand =2l WO. Of DAL% Royal RING WATER FROZEN IN MASTERS'S PATZST JCGS, Dammerm, .ksaitt icEs t d. am elm elaMi b mat hassim odd rmosildS wig/ WI at s asimas. PAM'S MINI= SODA WATLIt sad ALMS Its v I WOW lasi* sad dall Hama st& pan Oattasit Add Or Is a Otor q= Ms dim MN sad anamostai Is. to .fl onrassas dSs Wien, Immonads, aerated wawa `II many Imprimed PATENT WEARY ISM MAO4IINEL whist elms ma bdift e pslil I staking eft Woes VIM NM el.lfilkifilai 'AWN pekoe tb,R2 111.•1 toe drawings sad testimontala rest psalm MASTERS and Company's De" soljelski Regent-eisenn, Oaford•stssac sal 7, ilissaka. tls mbore tbe most aceptica: oral be sioullesi lbe 41 , trona,. :1113, NEWB.—The Best. Cheapest. Neer.papet la the weed. LLOYMI WEEKLY PEtt ct,atalas flier In Ottalase or the wry the moment cle pub lemma, km parte of II: Itt=leCoftetraits et wa z d eame, regardlo,B • pcm. Pries relpltraepeoce, poet fres. Mg Wee Edward LIDA U, lallshary-equart, Zemke. mad -• wanly fie Irate of ray wen waft AY ZLROANT PRISM. Pries la, a New Edition of JSTRATED NEW TESTAMENT wake). with %muds of 110 esgravingti bawd \ amdlonald axed gilt 'lles, gilt edges. The Was mime neented by eminent arts b, 'weedy far gotta kieterkal, explanatory, and docriptive • marl osd Peaserande Picture of the Holy Lug,* Ltd a st, shoeing the mute of the larselites front SAS en; peeeeettlag at one view the yelosigal cities in tie OM sad New 'Delman. smelted ay HS I at the Ohre of the Migrated London Neva, by all beginners. Is. mak, by poet , ',MEET a.GL et LIFS rierastiaa, taliami sse at Om" Kairti—ayeias awl Sums, liaratar•—/Lzear• rtgit firm. liedea—The Pert% Last, sad ether pbtaant plarma—ftestrY inej ta ft = trtdar. at :t—Evasings at Home— lisle— Lat.ay, 'Making, Meopiog. Mk*, Air. Mast. the MOUWIALYII. 2 rola to sash ; b pcia, le Lakee—lateetet ed Egaborgb. M. —The Lebo dirathey—iliadaidamm d IMltthi. is Ark aid of ID.; by mit. Is. WHAT to EAT, 1111 CM. aed /MID. Ml* y:tre and taa ear emie• tael rodP ftVial altlisolt eon litru Mao d care) d hee .•.• .1 hodtb aces es:Sob:ad easetltutila, that harmed the • • the wan of • Mims. air Moly, sad seitildefe table, ant ru.so for the diet atad yhyeisal regalatko at 13, F..tonaittrom; Ma; ta. Cambia .• Ceroalho. ; at CRUM tram the imam s Id. milru•dimm ON ep . s % irA I riCENT iALL he ta 4 IVE and 1,0111:( FAMtLY KATI, riALLtitY of MITI. ittyt, VLYS LIBRARY id BOOKS. b. 4 tlirltl.b.lllolNE, SLIIIJUL ENKY NEWSON etreeetly cells the moo. ressiesi.n. Ast to the third ut , , A , th ‘l.l'• • I Le..i diyeetm " llis trudeelof Litt Ha. Taar:coe alt.i.a.i.e...dta therms and VALIJASLE • Litt la ti the ke.t arot a ”*. urol , rr. eater M WOW,. who • , . e,itect • tov.graplq, rioloatry, poetry. end corralate • . rm.e ibuhaba, istairo•eript masa at paallsataa. 4. 1 9 e• I , .lieetlar• hf th e Kee. A. Ilethibi. VW um tit,tifki..ll.ataisat, Las* rd az iea nn AS% the 4.tedid VANILT MATZ offire l l aube,ive Idad's oars or - ; 44 E' e. •••fh. ani tea r eal er • medleaslt vi= ' , I The nee* ..triaille amigo • a sakalla aria. 1".11"" 4'A at ' • r'rwsis gietique '..a *wowed • 1 ‘ 0 4. amiss rat eine did% asi kAINIEMAI. *deft the yaks a u&A atiaboak amaanaa TV= *madras Samna. ha. 114 , iaL 'e 1 .9 • inelede andablneear ineders and amid 10 S) I kr la the early tagliali and thanhedien My* I. • .**.4.011-sit...fotan. an VISE MOINE* sr boo is palest IIIZAM.IENOINL, Messes. A. ad! Teteaw;pin Miercenspea, end ether a:•tar.tea; eze.liest Mee. Maid; 11ard5e:,7411,....,•" h mat papert7. PSI ' 1.. me a., 1.4 Lai id the Owe al mak; of Mr. &raker, rrdo-dtmt.andial; or the Amelia:Kee, at We Mks% • tea fmat Dory. and 24 Irma the theenell 'I I ni,n P.i. any. The entint Literary will be odd J.a , It. ti.t, eel Oa. Plate sod Ileum AMMO& the lat. • .11! Le anti al to the tams Ira saw amwey 'aa,•,,, and, as applaaka a Mr. NEWBOS, .3 :A. tQauagl', F' : .'• . ',eh 60. !Mr d tatsdel v•tt, - - • - 'IL , 1 . 1.111 *X VI at SOUTH* irrus.--It r "/ taw: .inee athe if , prxer. do 111.1" of hlld allowed lbs goods brought by tie South Nteam•pstket Cammay's steamers tram Fromm to h •oPt'ws, for immedisteexportation to the limited States 67 to. it. Aramirm or.as mail reamers malting lioathempttm , to tr.adsipp.d wakes' egaminatos. A farther ipmeeemon 1 " bees mede by the Codas' to the South Weite . ra mga Compaay re.pentina Freewill merehaadme ' 4 hr Wit 'mourn ler immediate expectation, by us 11"od+ to be landed es their arrival at S anti►arol put n ut, a warehouse stator the leek of tba crown, the portier s hip is prepare d to Vieth* them. This stV•rtat to the company, ea it will suable them to get ow domed a! th em em is as to prepare Its the twat veyelm• • ---- V. 1,214. 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NMI •.. • • • Add exidad ' • itatrorteo I " ‘ ` • Set. Eat Whet, 01 • r. I*. •• rr. -4 I. Id. • ..rs sn oupgiast f., . tetra el • .• • f g -tweed reeve I •f rr ecd exe•Mao :e ace,' wry ....and . trot old Ile -.•- .:zero! • A:..re. it Me _ • • ..111 art aoppflo este+ there v. .! err 7 EA.! "1.164 . . .eel Oat and I . • ; iorly tatetlei • • .4 e ••• aMPN'. Tit s• . • • DANI VIZ • . •••• tc•t pet • •Vt , tvV • • . ...ST PAU: t, • . • tr • :4 Int ; re •-•- - - - - k !MT •r • s.l Nun • :•k -ant it 1 - . teat PN • ..3 - .t tedlity oaf • c t-i I PATPNT C. . • Honed • !Limo amt. Th • - :..orts.ohle to sn oda - - Orr aerated widen orar ci M i LtANINO A oese saute, Mt : ••• de is *to Mania Lieserlptiee deswlnue r• shows at M ASTERN a thole; Moo Regrat.eisc t aty. .bore the rEWB. NEWS, NI • ur.( mrEn s N spe t ElooPA PIM (onset . - t'..oesco ;to the rotate • • e team, 'kettle tiler c • •MY Colmar of the ..:are kr peat. Pries no ; - ••.stip to Edward Lloyd, re 000• r• ••//.08: AN =OA MOS Ski., THE ILLUSTRATi wake), oda L.,th, tabooed • • .•• ft . Jr. rigs nett tt.. • • t. •la •Mill bigorka tt . Lore! Panora= Lopt, shoeing tl t C.s..ao; pre...at amused us tie Did n • ' • P - ..`.1.3.01 at the MSc • :AS rt:d by all Lorin it.7I,YE • RWI ..h, ENJOY I ME " lis.to. reatatios, : Logy l'.'Aing-tiod e • • • .:::e [metres. ot lied H.rs Wade, awl ether • lookon at N 1:4 : •as:.--tra Luse DriN kr. 11 ••• • •ht.tiie Isis. the 1100111 :-A ri.t the Lakee-6I Tu. L.- Th e Lake , et Kir..reel • •••f • ge e Z al*".". , at e at the, arrd Navel the i r d r imi st o r e. Vole ate s had It` .of e s tela ba themes. et e se l l e ad, Nikki!? le frees • preepeetas issued the Colesimilial lota Seamy, the emblem whishat kid la vier_ Tied were, is the int pieta, es provide the Ingoserioas elms' ismadimg euelgrate sews of the Awarallea with WS fad Mamat of their pewasomeakey as • loosa out Jahn's*. to be repaid at the expiratios of two failla; tiro miallikig half to be sentribtawd by the emigres. themeshis. Amebae Aka of Mee moiety wee to Swat $ sooki led= ili emespeolemarle ac eg issneasseises wa s W the parties wide midi other Omaha albs, postestr i laerphas road triesdless heirs by , and irthem with, thealliee remises to and 11111112110 WIT aid i• mimed a aid& albs NOM WOO . • mined her mmathe togetheir es beard Us seise esd who weed be throws together. on their ins Fiiy lion a Wags safaatty, should be arqualsted SA web law halve bads, this maim lase sad bilis Ibis, Oblelike. then whom as eas be d dose wad to tsar M paas week of emipation as sisal lid ad* Ns. lewd us testa the duties ottailtsalillZlp 'is se the odd r lead the amistases M this diereilernad expedesse to Os sad the room %lad the. saes el this tativier and Bed to the old. (Apelpme.) Hr. LOWS odd that as • reddest is Siding of emend pen' efissaling, amid a member of the New Spade Wake nein of Amembiy, he was able to speak trom azesetanes of the gnat admatame held end to magmata by the Asitralles eskaleo. He bad washed with the deepest karma the ashle aims of Mrs. Childi la aid of heir p.sar sessityieen who had sought a home le a MOM lama. I. had ems km we mouths together hying is it dad *bid hid boas used as • weeks prison, watching OW the womb of dee binds magnate who had been leaded Whs. Meals is Sydsoy. He bed knows her, whom a mew of emigrants ie. Saran there, afraid to aossuattle ekes the perils at the jessoy op the oesatry, place herself ed their head, sad IMMO without beatatisa to the hdsWpof ark s jamesey. with no Ogees in view but thst of _aleellinje dem who bed ao other Mead. (Cheers.) Mr. WYNDHAM HARDING then read a pisdge obit* bad loss entered let. sntaceously by owe of the gm. already awned. by wh ich Meg bound themeelwe, mime ether this" to .zwths a pummel eoutrol over d orphans and Meadow females r geed elms-sew preseedieg with the (Andy grow, aid to pram them as their children ; deo to discourage eambliag daring the voyeee, sad to pm mote mem waltadvieed systems of self•lapronsest. Lord R. GROSVENOR se. there wee IN cesseellig the M. that the worliag classes. this country were miler i geta nad a er is severe privations, mid matingprivatio, would se y relieve them ae • well-reside red system of edu cation. It wee digital( to decide what system would bear that character. Hitherto every thing bad been dais few the beadle of the coloai.e, and sedate toe that of the wesidag classes (Hew, hear.) Since the oomisoncerneat of the pew test year each heel hem sleeted is the right dimities, mad the scheme seigleated by Mrs. Chisholm', promised, if sup. period we it dessmed, to work Feat mod. (Chem..) Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT, X.P., mid be bad welded the system of emigration by mesas of private dewily and pubis gnaw, sad wee satisfied it mold name essseeL Whatever it was deeivabie for the wcrkiag duels to ohm., they wield be most likely to assn by their own s ionise. The esciety, therefore, had thought it bon to provide for the pitman of hell the pump mosey by the sidereal' themselves, tad then to maim them by • loan of tee re. maktier, and they eessidered the fact of tno aseessary sees sense ism made up by regular weekly or muddy metal. mists wee a sulkiest guaniatee that the lean would be faithfully repaid. Lord ASHLEY said that them plans could sot be carried Into effect without mosey. The working elation had already subscribed 2,0001, ad 1,2001. additiosal was required to set the esterme fairly is modus; sad if that ism wee ems tribsted by August, whoa it wee dwindle the first ship shoed he deepaeched, the family stoup presest at the seethe eight be sent forwent is disk way to mule la maim is Australia. Mr. V. SMITH, M.P., harks briefly addressed the seetkr.e. Mr. NEISON stated that if the public cans forward to support this Detente, the society would be ab:e to nein 25,000 individuals to emigrate in four ISM To do thus, 100,0001. would be required, of which half would be pro vided by the emigrant.; and if. as then was so doubt would be the ease, the remaining 50,0001. wee repaid by thee in two jean or len, at the end of the fourth year there would lasi a surplus of upwards of 10,0001., which would enable the society to continue their oiferations. The calculations had bees mot careinUy made, and he was sniffled that on no other plea eteald a ael:-supporting system of colostisation be eitablished. Mr. I:WORTLEY, M.P., having spoken briefly, Mr. LOWE, on the part of Mr.. Chisholm, returned thanks for the attendance of so many interestad in the sub. jeet of emigration ; after which the meeting broke up. ri . •••••.. d ) OA ~ .i A : 11) 4 1 7 7 1 1 11.‘ \ . .N • . k I ~• r: . .. • ~ • i , ~ :•,. ~ i . - IN( ` • EMS BAY. t • EQUITY COURIE. PRI Yaw LORD CRAMORLUMIL The Lod Ceersealia (Lwd True) was utat v lba tri ) 11 1 1 1 61 4i=2! oos Dow *welt sad tosser l i gir ow. aii tams the et 'enders, tie oath of ease, ,as re seas ed te Raw 1110 —M. Aft. ropy! (desk s* seem fr Cisseeery). sod be W vie O; s lowed te tbe eibeelemead Mita, so. so* senelesk that isoAlektipott 711 we =be 1411 ttair MOWS artist piair4ll4lo4 AU pane of lireben Wirt alaisipillataavins . st is say eassolea *kW ese „ • Mr. O. P. Casper, I. Datb ra tri si t, kr. Reit applied se have woe armed by theopet is ea of the His Lordship this preseadett ea a eat wed which awe ware opransea est down for as day. TAIIILTM e. CILLNIL.,AILIOIIO WAS? OP NOTION. Mr. Pamirs, the *kW Is this ale (Wag la twos torsional amid . tia Ile.ariarpe of as erased ems el do viseeaZipreetati. ye as s . sods. . I ts • .listeelfro ... "Vosete 'lloo . to opera # ip T o sol o rmaidee dip IDA amber eld , imbed tie to an. to as Rely asi• DR la Mtg.{ edllhe Obatiolawala . ettier jediw ia equity ihr di* iset Wposio-hottled Maid" by &realm didsispil se tihe registrar, who read it, sad headed it apt, as Lea Ohaataßer. His lordship, after telly heath's Mr. Ti t 's, aid refer. lie( to the arterial Is the sadavls, Oemed that it sewed that anise had hies ghee et the soda far the order 01= et sad tbat then Wee so read ter tbe prima ; be reseed it, having tone doubt whether be wee sot wrong It; allowisg Ms. Teak a to weepy to am& of the gate el the seat. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING! THE WERE. Mao the ILgMrrr-deaerere Report.] la the week trading amt Saturday the donthsregielated is the metropolitan diessisto wove 781; whereas the average do. aimed from 10 senvispondiss weeks of 1610.9 le 886. or aug 11111111$11111 is the ratio of ismer' of leagadatios. 967. Com pared with this Was number, the deaths of Last week . :Whit • demise of 186. Taking the 10 week* of previous years, measly, the 28th of each year. it aggiers that the lowest samba warred is 1343, sad woe 267, while the highest assened is 1649, and wee 1.3119, when shams was making eesslduable gregeosa. The deaths mend by dis eases of the amens ea clam were hat week only 168 ; V the y weeks of 1846.11 they is. sated between 167 mid 3.9. and is the mate week M lam yew rose to 630. la the preseat ream m sambas 9 deaths ; measles. 16 ; scaelatise, 23; 'Ed k Mao 23. Ths first three epidemic are less fatal usual, sal the mortality from the last dare little from the average. Typhus carried a 30 ports' it ffricteatad to the tea oarrospendlas weeks between 18 and 69, the Menem knew ea the later yeses. Diamhesa, which the summer usually calla lam activity, was fatal during the week is 37 acme, au tempt 3 having bees malign yowls persons; the average is 39. sad as tart/ser proof that up to this period them is no striking devolopmeat of the disease, it is eullciest to state that is the seise week of 1866 the deaths from diambara were 87 ; is that of 1847. 32 ; e 1 8 43.64 ; and in 1649. 89. Lem week 7 pones*, of whom 3 wers children, were registered, who bed died of cholera ; bat is mast of t he USN it *palmist° have been tho 00111•0111 Raga& epidemic, sad it is set elated is any cam that the disease had welimad the leakatmat form. The followieg an the details of the 7 ores : Oa the 11th Jelly, at 43, "Willies. street, Kensisigtes, the daughter of a labourer, aged 6 months, died of " cholera Wanting (3 dare), convulsions (12 hours.)" Oaths Bth July. at 31. Natfore.place, St. Mary, Maryle. less. UN wits of a fermate .Red 70 yean, died of Resta& cholera (3 dups.)" Oa the 10th July. at 7, Teollawooert, in the same aah-disaist, the daughter of a labourer, aged 8 months, " diarrbot (7 days), Wangle cholera (24 hours)! Oa the 101 k of July, at 27, Jobe-street North, is Use same sabedistrict, the wits of a Plan, aged 40 yeam : " &Mara (12 hears), sickens, sad amiss oe the brae.' Os the 10th July, at 4, Warwick-Flaw, at. Lake, a ostler, MO 32 years. "doles (2 days), typhus (14 days)." Asd on the 7th July, at 7, Preatowstrest, the daughter of a weaver, aged 8 years, died of " cholera (6 days)." This Serest (says Mr. Reward, the registrar) is overcrowded with *suss rinreheme. O. she GA el July, et 9, Inmewiehemeet, St. Mary Mellinger's. a hassle. aged 24 yews. " obelsra (3 days), genuine. a mos* before." Mr. Seagram, the registrar, ad 6 that " this woman had as attack of peritonitis after childbirth, from which she quite recovered ; that she afterwards eta some currant cake which Poodeced vomiting and parsing ." To them may b e added the ease of a boy; aged 11 months, who died on 9th July, at 3, Perry'. place, Corawall.road, L ambeth ; he was the sun of • carpenter, and the cause of death is described as "diarrhoea with vomiting (10 days)." Mr. Meass, the registrar, smuts that " its parents lost mother child last year from cholera, sad the symptoms in the preseat Nee won so similar, that the mediae! man would have considered it a case of cholera if it had occurred at the tints of the epidemic." Besides the three oases of cholera in Bi. Ilaiylehose, as re. corded above, Wee. war also a death from diarrheas in the same sebtlistriet, owe from bilious fiver, and mother from fever with hydrocephalus. According to the above state. meat, 7 deaths from cholera were registered last week ; but is the same week of 1846 !hue ware 13, in that of 1848, there were 9, while at this period last year, the epidemic had made such regress, that is the osereeponding week 339 deaths from it were reeistared. The blahs during the week were 1,299. At the Royal Oteerratory, Oreintwich, Um moan reading of the barometer is the week was 29876 inches. The mews temperature of the week was 69 5 den. Except en the last two days, the mean temperature was below me average of leTell 71151. Oa Saturday the highest to the sun MO 110 dirge. MAJOR Enwearina.—The Honourable East India 1 1 C 'spiny have granted an allowance dining life of 1001, per annum to the pliant Major Herbert Edwards', in consider- ' ado* of hi eminent services end the onions iejnry to his right band. SOUTHAMPTON.—At a very numerous meeting of the Toes Conseil, held on Monday, the will of the late Henry Robinson Hartley, Esq , was produced and read by the town clerk, whereby the testator has left the enormous sum of 80,0001., the largest portioa of which he gives to the mayor and corporation of that town, to apply the annual premeds "in such a manner as may beet promote the study and advancement of the sciences of natural history, astronomy, antiquities, classical and Oriental literature, in South..aidos, by forming a public library, botanic gardens, observatory, or other such institution, in the pariah of H sly libood, which is • very conspicuous situation, and an ex tensive arm for all purposes, excepting that of a botanical garden, which will no doubt be placed on some of the public lands. It is to be much regretted that, frAn the will being inaccurately prepare-1 a suit of chancery will be necessary to carry out the istesikas of the testator. - - -- - - Tan WRECK OF TIIR Avvlsant.—lf say doubts have existed ef the precise spot where tae unfortunate Avenger met with the tatal doom that befell her, and if some persons have until now entertained any opinion contrary to that which prevailed at the time, that the Avenger had rue on the Sorelli rocas, the finding of the wreck must dispel all such doubts. end point out the plea where the said acci dent happened. Dl. Bouthaß v ere, commanding the French xebec Sobered), chard with the surveillances of the meal fishery In Algeria, has jest explored the Eforelli rooks. The dangerous rocks commonly called the " Two Sisters" have the same basis, but are separated at their summit, and form two peeks or heads, over which then are but three tr four feet of water, end between which the wreek of the Avenger now lies. M. Bosehet-Hieribre hes men the engines of the Avenger in the chasm between these rocks ; he bee also perceived two anchors, a chain sable, end a gun, and has succeeded in getting up from the wreck some picas of iron end a boarding cutla..—Pirsouth T fines. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HENDOE.—Yesterthy after noon the village of Hendon was thrown into a state of the utmost anfusiee, in consequence of the outbreak of a serious fire as the private estate bekagisth to Mr. Hewett, the ex ' knave linendraper, of Holborn, situate at Hednon, neer the perish church. The flames originated, from some un known cause, in a barn, nearly fitly feet long end about thirty feet wide. Owing to the molly-ignitable nature of the materials with which the building was erected, but few minutes elapsed are the whole became oue immense sheet of fl ,me. Within a abort %tee of the burning property stood three rkks of hay, and owing to the stiff basso width pre vailed, the whole were quickly in a general blase. The parish engine and a private one were brought to the spot, hut the firs by that period had maimed suck a threatening aspect that It wee deemed advisable to send to London for additional essistanes. At half-put ten o'clock last night the fire was far from being extinguished, although all danger of any further extension was over. By that time the barn , was totally destroyed, sod, ate moderate amputation, there mast have been about 160 or 200 loads of he consumed. Mr. Howstt was insured is the Phmaia Fire-o Sos. MONEYS lit THE EXCHEQUER.—A return just pub lished states the amount of moneys remaining lobe erased on the sth of July, 1860, to complete the aids granted by parliament for the service of 1848 and 1849 to be 1,096,7401. de. N. °Rummies-PARK.—According to a recent return the annual amount expended for the metastases of Green wieh•park for the lest five years her ranged from 7961 (1846-6) to 1,2791. (1848 9). The expenses last yes? amounted to 1,001. Them expenses ars paid out of the lead neaten of the wawa. . • . OOLONIZATIOU. LOAN INNIIINIT,..pAjeum ONOUP JOINRIAO OP INIONAMS: Tobin* evedsg..a pains Est vs WI at the impri MOM Ts tb egl i e Ff Crlih ‘ t i litter es lEe taa44 a *um or The testi atlas wee eilaty hw aail at the ewes *Mei. tar ad 614 N Ifraavebh . the led el Aseolet oney, LW when ea ea ?TVA.- OVA/6 Kr % Mr. am eey giber. emus " eaa "ser a gar u r i e we, as say. psi bias ale= .4 Mr. W. 111 ATM et Se him* meshy by gat die 7 El=i= el or 'rat e tense *MO bed Merle beef held bat ae abe _ t ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT LINE. The following lathe exteouat of the accident given by the obsiale of the South Eastern Railway : " • fruit train, which leaves Streod for Lyndon three times during the week, (on the eve of each market day) had left the Charlton station and entered the Blackheath Tunnel man than Maga minutes before the 9.30 " up" Woolwich main was 'Bowled to follow ; it appears, however, that the eosins lealenging to the fruit trent oke down, sad notwith stases.; the kast exertions of thti engine deism. to get the train forward, it came to a sumo still when 'butt three parts through the tunnel. Finding this to be the case, the guard immediately alighted end raa back as far sa he could with the danger signal, together with a supply of fog signals; but it appean so much time had been lost in the hope that the engine might recover, that the passenger train was already elms at hand, and before the breaks could be made to take effect ran iato the fruit toils, and thus the collision took place. I have had an opportunity of awing many of the psserngrn tc-day, sad beyond a few slight contusions, they de not appear to have utstaioed any serious injury, although many experienced the greatest alarm, and all wars subjected to considerable Moostreakracte." INQUEST.—EXTBAORDINART SUICIDE OF A CHILD or Foy .—This morning an inquest was held, by lie. W. Carter, the coroner, at the King and Queen, High•strest, Newington, on the body of a man who had hanged himself in Hemptoa.etreet, but the particulars were unimportant. The coroner then stated that he had just held sn inquest on a child who had destroyed herself in the most remarkable manarr he had ever heard of. On Saturday mooning, about 2 o'clock, a • polies-constable, named Hodges, on duty at the back of Argyle.lodge, found a child fast asleep under one of the haystacks. He awoke her, and asked her to go to the eta , ' ne lsons' in the Brixtoa•road, which she did, and th ere told bi linear Ewweeaon that her name was Mary Ann Cooper, and that she lived with her uncle and aunt in Wnite•bores street, Waterloo road, but she meld not tell how she had got to the haystack, and that, being very tired, she had slept there since six on the Friday cronies. Upon Hodges taking her to the place the bad mentioned, he found that she had not bus with her uncle and aunt since Christmas, and that, in set, die resided with her father, who is a very respectable carpenter, in the Ormn-lane, Tube-hill, of the name of Chandler. and that her rams wss Sophia Chandler, and not Cooper, and that she was barely 14 years of age. Inspector Beeneeem directed th e should be take* home to her father, and She went with Hodges apparently in high spirits , and running Mill' handrails for amusement. Whet the they bad got late the Ore m-lane, in eight of her father's house, she rushed through a gap in a hedge. and across a Held be to Mr. amps% of Brixton hill, In which is a deep Is pn li ma lt 7Sug for tasking Mirk., and into this she resolutely please d Hodges proceeded after her, and his feet wicking 11l the clay at the bottom, he was very nearly drowned, bat young Kr. Roswell happening to witness the whole occur rence, went to his assistance, and he was got out, but a gassier of en hoar elapsed Won the body of the pent child Gould be recovered, and she was then quite dead. It Neal II neighbour of Mr. Chandler had missed sense silver, and a policemen had bean sent for, but wit to take her into cus tody ; this appeared to have alarmed her, and she ran away teem home, and the next sky, coming amid -sly in sight of her father's hones with a policemen by her aide, altboegh net in his charge, ft is supposed it bad a momentary impulse me her mind, end led her to commit suicide. The jury re- Monett a emelt of " Temporary Insanity." JUDGES' SALAILIF.S.— Yesterday a parliamentary piper was printed (obtained by Mr. W. Patten). containing a "Mara of the salaries end emoluments in 1790, of the judges of the Court of Chaneery, and of the judges of the Common Law Courts, in the United Kingdom. In 1790 the salary of the Lord Chancellor of England was 6,0001., besides fees ; and la 1632 It was find at 10,0001. and no fees allowed. There is La addition a salary of 4,0001. a year as Speaker of the Home of Lords. The present theme of the Lord Chancellor is 14,0001. a year. From another rotors to parliament, which was netimd in the Daily News on a termer cesession, it appears that JO* salaries of the pidgin of the Court of Chancery, and the Common Law Courts, ansoust to 120,0001. • and is 1816 the salaries aotooLted to 04,6004.: end the nsbSs of 16 had Wowed to 20. !Il towitort• xtriay 17. 1850. STATISTICS. mat Tufting 141.. 2 I;3' oti LLILD fitt.— l. Mon. hamlet*, net Liskasr4; is shires, lf. pa I up, wenhetsolos M. to SOL, endued es theme-be* &nem Trellsol le deemed is the aides of Treni ri ney. so Vie sane leen Uf.m Ine s essehls of two setts, the bona Ind es as 21 s t 4-I*. due, tri r st i ttlthe sf limb. U 46, Toe this netntostwo of COOL wee The othereloilete of ten It^ lieleetiai Se the Si. Gin o% ishjeke thelentol Keay, untie see* in* he Ille INA penlan wee pall, wed no Inn M a tie r et a = l4 fror. M ik er i h t ,Bl,tl " : . the his Deinaber nth' nee year a pored of sliver 1:6 ere (SI leas) nose* Ice 241. Os. per tot. Fns this On the Wes soolt a streps, sei up to Me Mt of 21e. 01 line fa sow. I ve., - 71= 1 * theof la wn sad 110 Moe of ones mo o the . 1 61 7.iii* 1Z Mar tile OM mike, the Opt dividessi inthen. sn nit te 101. Op no mist 2100 diwoninsis eu. ID WU/ at lal. pee now Is Nit 2,1011 , or s. the c= in - Ut p ll46l , er 34 10s. Manse w Ind el ki years of USU., se W. Us. per shoe, woo pi* ip *spite& of U. 6s. per shark The pre. Met Mersa are neat 20 to 10 ten of very wish erupt nest!, id the runt meal 4higes4s, U. pee shoo nary is anthe, et W. per nen pee eassm. • "..r SIFT 4. • 4.6., .. I - W ILy 1. ..61 . I „ '•• • Ati "sss s 4 t I 1 . ,• ' • • • s mozisT Mmurzr. - s Drams. In foreign manias se tarp team anseent tree sere Rated for this moil; sad with the of bills en &mien having been sold a shad. better for dealers, the ruse ropesally were the mine as last dayl s g. p it ratifying to refer to the meathly statement of the Royal British Beak which, is pabWihed in the &matte of this mole& The ststemeet embraose the period from the 19da November 1849, to 29th Jane 1860, both Isalasive, and is the Ant which has yet sshowing an aammat at the credit of profit ante I ca. When we °guider the short period that ha elapsed .inn this beak first commenced badness, the enapetitior, the difficulty of finding safe employ ment foe capital, ard the low rate of uttered which has ruled during the interval, the result reflects credit ea the massgemmat. The Wanes sheet referred to `Da the follown Lumens.. TiTCtipissi stork ------ -- £lOO 000 0 0 Deposits sad °this liabilities &Isnot after moo It of ulsriss. tests, saw, ma, sad huddles*, carried to vat sad loss wow 4,663 6 U £348.435 9 8 Ca. Assam. By Securities for kans ; 'deuces ea mak credit sineunts, &v. ; bills of riskier ; Waal; duo by other beaks, as. ; pee linsioery a:penal, sad property etas Dank in buildings sad faraituro at bead race sad three branches, dte. ; un eslied-'or stork ; sad cob I. task and is the Bank of &Woad £348,435 9 £348,433 9 6 By Wino. carried to profit and los, 4,5331. 6 x. Ild. A dividend for the past half year at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, was declared to-day, at the Meeting est the St. Lambs* Dock Company, and a netlefaotory report from the directors was received qi adopted. A long discussion ensued on the sub jest of the Custom-house authorities having opal- Mewed legal proceedings against the company, similar to those easiest the London Dock Company. A vete of thank, and confidence in the directors was manimoasly passed, and the course they had deemed it requisite to take in this matter highly approved. It has already been announced in the Express that the trade convention entered into on the Ist September, 1844, between Belgium and the Zollve rein, will, is scoordance with a notice from the Prus sia* government, expire en the 31st of December next. Without this MX months' notice from one of the contracting parties the treaty would have con dosed in force during the whole of 1851. Under these circumstances it may not be uninteresting to inquire as to what has been its operation on the inter national trade of the contracting states. The most in4ortant reduction of duty effected by its provis ions has been in iron. Belgian unmanufactured iron has paid an import duty to the Zoll verein of 5 s. gr. per Dentate, and har ken and rail iron of Belgian origin, 1 dollar 71 s. gr.; whilst the general tariff of the Zollverein for these two articles respectivelyis 10 s. gr. and 1 doL 15 s. gr. The average import of Belgian uumanufactured iron into the Zollverein for the five year., 1840 to 1844 (i.e. previous to this convention), was 13,500 tons; whilst in the five years subsequent to the convention, from 1845 t 01849, it was exactly double that amount, being 27,000 tons. It must, however, at the same time be observed, that the Belgian export of these articles to other parts not isAuded in the Zollverein, for the corresponding periods had increased from 16,000,000 to 37,000,000 kilog. For bar-iron and rail iron the reduction in the duty kiss had no favourable result, the exports from Belgium to the Zollverein, which in 1844 amounted to 9,000 toes, being in 1848 only 64 tons, and in 1849 488 tons. The other reductions in the tariff in favour of Bel gium are too unimportant to be noticed, u affecting only the retail trade. Belgium, on her part, reduced the import duty on exports from the Zollveeein as follows : on silk goods, from 5 fr. to 4 fr. per klieg.; on Nuremberg manufactures (toys), from 10 per cent. to 3 per cent. ad valorem ; on millinery, from 20 to 10 per cent. ad ralorein ; on printed and dyed cot tons, from 313 to 212 ft. per 100 kilog.; on wine in casks, from 2 fr. to 50 c. per heotol. ; on wine in bottles froml2 fr. perloo bottles, to 2 fr. per 112 bottles ; and the excise, moreover, upon wine from the Zollverein was reduced from 23 fr. 850. to 17 fr. 890. per hootoL The duty on mineral waters was entirely taken oft Further, the export of barks at 6 per cent. was per ' witted a oonceesion of considerable importance to the tanners in Malmedy. In consequence also of the 'reciprocity stipulated for in the treaty, the number of Prussian ships arriving in Belgium ports dicing the five years following the conclusion of the treaty had increased by 50 per cent. Bat the transit trade in Belgium was more especially increased by the facili ties afforded. In the five years from 1840 to 1844, the value of the goods which passed in frowsiest through Belgium into the Zoll verein was 51 million of dollars, and the value of goods passing from the Zollverein through Belgium was lf million of dollars. On the other hand the amount of goods white passed in transita during the period when the convention was in force, is as follows: Export% from th• Z9ll•orMa. Imports into the Zoliven' 1843-19.160.000 1846-15.200,000 1847-17,100,000 1843-14,900,000 A statement clearly showing the vast increase that has taken place in this branch of commerce. Archangel advice; of the 29th June, state that more animation was observable in the export market; the Russians having concluded the sortiog,dm.. of the goods brought with them from the Interior, their at tention was turned to the market, and a fair amount of business had been done. In flax and flax tow several transactions had taken place at advanced prices; the stock free and in first hands was inconsiderable, and the holders expect to obtain for It still higher rates, and will not recede in their pretensions if the accounts from abroad continue anything like favour I able for the article. Grain and seed were neg lected, bat a few sates of the latter bad been made at 61 r. A considerable advance had taken place in the price of seal oil, sales having been made at 2.15 r., under which it could not be obtained, and consequently many orders in the place with liberal limits cannot be executed. Tar was in request at 2.90 r. to 2.95 r., and pitch could not be Wander 59 4 1 n. to 60 a, which is 50 per cent above the ordi nary price. Advices from Riga of the Bth mention an improve ment in the general tone of the market for most of the leading articles of export, accompanied by a rise in prices, buyers having at length submitted to the higher demands of the dealers; the trausadloos, + Harmer, had not beer of spy importeans. Flex wet iodritig up, most descriptions brag higher: and liner, with the empties of Coddle. Hemp wee firm at former quotations, but with a Halted in quiry; superior shales Rit was rather higher. The dulness which rimalW is linseed had gives way to au active Inquiry, and some considerable trans acting had taken plea at slightly im red rates fat the higher qualities. 'ln b little wee deist. For grain there was a tolerable inquiry, and for all desetiptions the stork* prices were readily obtained, partienisrly for barley and oats on English seconst. Freights were higher, o ring to the scarcity of asking. morels. For the East Coast, 3s. Bd. for linseed and 3r. for oats per qr. in fell, and 375. 6d. per tea for flax, and lit sad god quality hemp, bad am THIS DAY. Two o•Ozoor.. Newly the isle of tie beelasime translated 1* the Basil& etas& market **plies been Is onseushis with the retdastiet of the any aileaspl.,‘ldek h paned off we% filth the esdimilise to the 14th of Aegast generally at 11-14. Console die 'wasp versant gaited 961 to sad bars ohm mood from till prise to 97, whilst the teammates, Orr the new asegsat have bees 'Stated at from 961 to 94. The mesa gestation. is esi to 97 fa wilt, sad 97.t0 foe the 14tk Avast. Tee Three per Ceat. &doted nark 971 and the Thropasil4-Qauter per Ceuta, 981 sod 1; Bask [THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS. rare DAY Two o'CLocx. A rather better feeling was manifest in the rail way share market at the commencement of busbies. to-day. sad quotations slightly improved. bet the im provement has not been sustained. With the ex septios of Brighton, which are lower, quota. dons are at mama much the same as ssterday: Only a limited amount of b us i ness ha. bee. date: North Westerns mark 109; Midlands, 331. The rise in the Paris Bonne has imparted great Semmes to the market foe French shares, foe which prices are pnerally considerably hither. Sid N.l Barnum Lacvara. hiss (#111" Asabari...l67uag, Dalt& • mid Urn AlllllOO. • 16616116.11 m a. Nat. it: P1P5.4. 5 6... )1 1I Si 3 la dlis. In ex tat Stook, 212. - Exam um , Bills oontMee at 68e. to 89s. prem. India Bonds haws been deak in at 88s. and 90s. ; ditto under 1,0001., at 870. and 90e. meal. In the foreign securities very little business has been none to-day, and there is little chap in price to notice, except in Mexican end Peruvian, both of which are quoted lower. Transaction are recorded es follows : Data Two-and-a Half per Cents., at 371 and • exchange, 12 guild . Equador, at 31. Grenada Deferred, st 41. Mexican, at 30 for money, and 30, 291, end 291 for the 31st July. Peruvian Four-and &Ha' per Cents., 1849, for amount, at 811 and 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 961. 111:401.1811 YU:YDS.—Tan Day. Boat !kook. Al it I pot Meas. Ace. Aug. 14. 97* I is Ot. Md. Aiwa. I t s Ift nit A 15.3 1 1114 3 Pm Cs. Um... Am. 9 mlflrjr ha" Ws. to eft VORLIOI I pat CI. Aualrba 44 pee 131. Bei& 11. r. 7 14 pet ruilLt. Drattlimi 3466.. 91 3 lac NM 6 gar lime" All ; 0=1=2 1 1i4... if 3 pat O. _POL. 74 7 34 pargt. Doi& Ma. St 4 pot 01 batik Gn... 641 • ruF6 t 1 pa r s O Ho.. 121 Womb Usk. 41 6 per Ct. W. Eta, 30 6 per as Pererian l'orreweele Ocor., 231 41 5 pre et. is.. 116..110 12 Me bk.. 1: 3 pee Ct. ire4 130e..37 131.. Dele . Pito Perin /WA 4 px Veneleis BM.. 32 4 Irlosaeds Delmer' 13 MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. SVOAS —The rib lie sale of Marin= is proposing steadily at the slight advance quoted yesterday; the article paerally teas con fi dence, so d leveret cargoes of yellow Haman* and liable are reported to hews been sold drat the last two days by private entreat. Refitted market very firm; low brows lumps, 49. ; grocery 495. 61. to 511. Corn a.—The public sales are preparing steadily, at about previous rates. ittna.-700 bap Banal sold In public sale; middling white, rather broken, 9s 6d. to 10s. Peers.—Pair Malabar sold in a small public sale, at 3 to 3 6 Per lb. PIIIINTO —l5O bags sold at a abide lower, 51 to S i per lb. ltentoo.—The sale went off freely, at the full prices of yesterday. Tza.—The sale progressing steadily, bat not mach selling, the %sportive bolding for high prices. Dety pares fiv lest week in Landon. Liver. cwt. peek &WA ail, and its Clyde 1,769,578 Ti the ears pried liet year 11,703,64$ Inemas 54,233 SOTTO PATO ON nu Is IMO to Law was:. lb. Liverpool _»»........ 11,18?:2211 Hutt —..— Clyde. . Ossetia. is 116..." .........«««.". 3 11'5" .... ........ 19,34,970 Mmenmso 617,230 TALLOW MARLET.-THIS DAY. The market continues quiet, with nothing doing, either on the spot or for forward delivery. Prices are quoted as follows : Town Tallow, 3.5.. 6L ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 61. to 91.; October to December, 37.. 6d , buyers; ditto, /*panto mouth., Us. MARK-LANE-MIS DAY. The English Wheat left over unsold from last market day is still indisposed of, factors declining to submit to any abate. meat upon last week's quotations, the offers mad. by mil lers being from Is. to 2. per qv. less. In foreign Wheat very few transactions occurred, but previous rata were about maintained. Itsrley was not so free a sale, but Its value cannot le quoted lower. Choice Owe still eensasand full prices, but other descrip tions were, in some instant's', obtainable on rather easier terns. __ • _ _ — Brae and Psas am, at Mondays rates. AKRIVAIJI 12110 LONDON FROM 15th .117 LT TO 17th JOLT. Ors. Emitted Seotel. lria/a. larva% I Wheat - .»...»««„ I 110 I --- I 810 5 40 OW VA 21560 new, 1,530 rob. barretta. KRA 070. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Carr's Hanley, 130. 6L; Edon Main, 14s. 6d.; West Hardey, 13s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 160. 6d.; Wall. Bad Hatton, 16.. 3d ; Wells Bad Lasabtolo, 13a 9d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, 16s. 3d. ; Walla Bad Tess, 16s. 33.--Bkips at 'market, 61. MARRIAGE BROKERAGE.—At • recent sitting of the Ipswich County Court, F. K. Eagle, Esq , the judge, gave judgment ie the cue Id:cohere= et. Beard, which wes a eking for 31. 10s. ' the balance of a sum agreed to be paid to the plainti ff if he procured the defendant a " good wife." His honour, quo:ing an authority, observed that marriage brokerage contracts, which were agreements whereby a party engaged to give another a remuneration if he negotiated an advantageous marriage for him, were void, as tending to introduce matches wnich were ill ad vised, and tiot based on mutual affection, and therefore against public policy. He cited a cue where a party , agreed to give a lady's maid 1,0001. for the purpose of bringing about a much between the giver and the sec ' vanes young mistress. In this instance the Court of Chancery decided that the agreement was void. His ho. noer added, that the law, as thus laid down, did not exactly appli to the present case. For the agreement to be void, it was doubtful with him whether it must not be a bargain to bring about a particular marriage. Now, it did not appear that this was a bargain for a particular match, but to get the defendant "a good wife." (Laughter.) Therefore thus was some Mge room for an equitable construction of the transaction. If it had been the case of o young person entrapped into a match for a pecuniary advantage, he should have considered it void ; but as it had been a contract to procure a nurse rattler than a wife, be thought he might treat it in that light, end as that hail not been declared illegal, ho should award the plaintiff thirty shillings more. (Laughter.) He believed it was admitted on all bands that the &deadest had got a very good nurse, and upon that account he ought not to complain of the award. (Renewed laughter.) Order made accordingly. CALAMITOUS FIRE AT BRISTOL. —A shocking fire occurred at Bristol on Monday tight, in the Japan Finishing Works connected with the extensive Floorcioth Manufactory of Mum. Hare and Co., which ranks among the lyrist works of its kind in the world. The mode in which the disaster °tie, ated remains involved in mystery. After the workpeople left, at about 6 o'clock, the overseer went over, as usual, and all was apparently safe, and remained so until about heel'-put 9 o'clock, when tire was observed iasuieg from the canteens: remity of the building. An alarm was speedily given, and the engine belonging to the factory manned. Messengers were also despatched for the police end are insurance onspenies engines, which were speedily on the spot, and watt r being plentiful (the new course of the River Acne adjoining), great efforts were made to serest the progress of the are. The stock of the building was, however, composed of resin, tile, turpentine, and other combustible materiels, and the flames spread with such rapidity and fl realms as to excite WWI apprehensions for th e safety of the new goods shed of the Bristol and Exeter Railway, end the terminus of the Oreat Western Railway, with its immense wooden reef, both of which were closely adjacent. The fire was not got under until the building in which it erigineted was destroyed, and a loss of from 1,5001. to 2,0001. incurred. The property was not insured, and formed but a small portion of the extensive works with which it is moue:dui, sad which, for the sake of lessening the dan ger in case of are, are divided into compartments, located at distances from inch other. The flames could he seen for miles, and many thousands of persons were attracted to the WA. LIEUTENANT GALE and his wife, who ascended on Mouthy night, in the An Normanty Balloon. from Cm morne-gardene, desoended is safety en tins *state of B. L. Matthews, EN , Castle 13sr, near Boling. The gellrst aeronsut and his lady were received with every attention and hospitality by Mr. Matthews and the members of his family. i 1 97 39 66 4 16 1 7 6 1 4 pa. 1 Po. 11 1 63 121 111 Os 174 171 at la 4 4 7 $4 9 91 31 3 dis 11 I 1 I 1 1 111 111 1 po ex 14 10 39 0 i 61 i - II pat 44 4 31 -13i 16 1 u Is 114 S 4 SS IN 1$ clisnie r dt. to, Int 28 30 131 I a int 9 8/ ex tot 1.1 1 Pa. 2_ _ 235 93 93 79 73 33 37 3/ 33 74 74 de. 95 97 174 164 204 216 63 53 3t 37 P'a 164 154 di. 10 94 di. 10 91 die 11• 12 ex d 6f , 6 419. 91 93 6 7 54 5f di'. 61 3/ dia. II 24 di. 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SO.) 2$ Do. ekot B. sad C 'ditto 2$ llr 20 Do. &rip Wis. 6p. Ct.) U Nut Littookobbe boa. -- ranked 0 per — Oea . 30 Ediabargh aid Glower 14 Eseter.TerortlA Dotart• Oreat _NOII O I2O _ ••..• • 11$ Do. 1 . Z;;;;;,A i Deleived 11; Do. &arra. B. P. C l . Ite Do. r est. Pref.. SO Gt. aoat4 aid Wout.(lro.) 100 Great North of 5. .. SS Do. Now 140 I iTo. IS I iii.:iiii:ifi L?? omat _ Wedern IS Do. New Ell ... 30 Bull and Selby ... 1113 Do. Mares Laneanter and Carlisle UI D 73. 100 tanomadze and Yorkshire !It D°. p tnna IP Do. New ((ins Bp. Ct.) Di Do. Wiwi Wing Union 30 Leeds and Bradiord 30 Leeds sod Think 8 Do. Pref. 6p. Ct. No. 1 It Do. Do. No. 21 6 De. Do. No. 3 121 9 I 139 - . Pref. Qoarters.l94B 119 LOOl9OO .nd Blackwull it. 100 I Lon., 0,10994 * &Omit 9'loo Do. New gua. 1 . 3 e. Ct. 9 late Croydon Taira' I Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.... Do. Coaert. s p.(1..11132 cadge and Greenwich... onioic.97l 7, lOicii-‘fe;teio r Do. do. New shares .. .1 i De (e)I 100 Loudon & Soath-Weetern 42) Do. Now. g3O $4 Do. New. £4O Do. New Preference .. 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 per Cent. SI Nakett.,Bus.,anaMatloek, 100 Maneb.,snef ,&Luseolnen. , 2S Do. 1 rharee, No. 1 .. 10 Do. New Ele Pref. .. 41 Do. Slan.lt Unel. Union 33 Do. ESO Do. Dirm. and Derby Do.Com.D.t D. 6p CI Do En. nape Do. Guarao. SS per di: U North British 3 De. Preference lit Nrtifiliitafroidailre.: 38 Oxford, %%um., t Wirer. U Preston and Wyre 10 Do. shares (A) . 13 Readl.,Ouild., and Itetrate 4i Royston and Hicehln Do. finspreth Extension 23 Scottish Central lid Mr• - •‘;. it iurm ., ciao A Do., NewGuirsotlred 2U Shrewsbury and Chester Do. Halves ... Do. Ol~Ntr7 .. ... Do. Yew 10 1 ,30 D: 3 per cent. Pre. .. 61 Sbrogablre Union ... 23 Do. Preference ... I 114 South Staffordshire MSouth No. Easters ... SO Do. 10 Do. No 4 Reiint;red 47 South Wales Phi nheff.,Reth.,sDO***N.D. Guar. 5 p:r Cent 20 W;il7tOrViiiiiiikeraty I SO Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. gas. d 23 Do. do. do. do ; wat., Sow eroet,p: Weyok. , . is I i0;i:ie.71.;4-,iti'3ri_t;i4 20 Do. Est(Yorkt Newca. Do. O.N. E.Ptuth orYrc f 60 Tort and North Midland.j 10 Do. Preference ... FORMAN HAILIVAI S. Sl Anglo-Italian (late Italian' and Austria) 50 Boulogne and Amiens .. 20 Central Prance (N iersonl 6 Dutch Rhenish 7 East Indian .„ ..: ... I I Great Indian Pentosiva .. I Do. do. ... .. Luxszabourg 10 _ . 16 !Northern of Franco 2 fioaide.49i 20 IParity and Orleans ... 20 pub „Ai Rouen Is Perim and Strasbourg .. 20 Rouen and Hu•rs 90 Sambre and Mena ... II Tours and Nantes LIVERPOOL. Jody 16. STIICI-EXCHANOL—Tne astrkst hoops very low, hardly any businera being deco to-dAy.—Lancaster and Preston (j.shsro IL at 41.145. d.), 13 9-16,-Lmdon nod North Western, ICAI—Duto (new f shares), 7-16 ale p.—Midland, 33—Ditto ( i slimes), lit o. 11-.6 d.—Oswestry and Checer, N.—York aud North Yid. land, HI. MANCHESTER, July 16. filwodx-Xxowmeon.—There was a vary inanimate market and prices were still declining. BIRMINGHAM, J.dy 16. Brocrt-Bxnansior.-Bherss were rathsr filmier in this market today, but not smelt business was tree/acted. LEEDS, July 16. Broon-Ezonowea.— Thee. bee been a good averse, amount of badness done this morning, but a , on the whole slightly lower than Saturday's num-awns : mans, 71. la. 3,1.; East and West Yorkshire, j n.; Thin/ Extensions, No. 4, 31 dia. (registration guaranteed!: Snr. Midlands, 243 du.; North Stafford shire', II Ms.; 'York and North lilidiands, 141. Ils. 34.; dtiatland Steak 32. WINDING UP JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. BARNET AND NORTH METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.— The Master in Chancery, Tinney, to whomthe settlement of this company's affairs is referred, pr o ceeded th erew ith o n Monday, when it appeared that some 19,270 shares were allotted to 1,266 applicatits. some of whom paid the deposit of two guineas per share. The undertaking, which was to connect Barnet with ell the crest railways and the metropo lis, failed on standing orders and the committee of manage. ment incurred liabilities to the extent of 6,0001., 1 • g mill a large amount of outstanding debts. The 'sentry recovered judgment against ore of the directors for 3061. and the petitioner, Hey. J. Charlton, represents that every member of that company is inrquity boiled to, contribute to defray the expenses under the act, for which purpose Mr. Norris, the official manager, bee brought in a list of ell who are liable and which is now in course of settlement. DIRECT DIRMINOIIAN, OxFORD AND READING RAILWAY.—The blaster in Chancery, Brougham, having decided on putting all who are farmed simple allot ter of shares in this com pany on the list as liable, a meeting of them has been convened with the view of taking measures to resist the decision. 800 RRRR N CODNTICA AND BENTOL, BATH. AND DOVIR RAILWAY.—Petit ores have been presented to the court for winding up th!s undertaking. CLARENCE RAILWAY.—A special meal company for considering special main was Reporters wore ezeladed. _ ..•K ~. . • . g z : ::....L r ---1,.. s . -- "+; - 67,...\ ( ,' - i a meeting of this leis yesterdsy. tai K-Ider_ l i•z• 3 Ora; 1 .1 (