The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-27 00:00:00

~l"-1.. ‘.% 4 1 t 4-f Arll 4 / t 1 rt iv tw , No. 1,223.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1860. [THREEPENCE. :he NEW SHOWER BATHB, ' ACy rortAlgt Bob ila bejo. lb. A.. t ,. without pomp). lb YAM 41 .6 . 4 1111, . •;,11 curtrur. frau "..e. nb. Warmit 11.111 s. es. libber Ibbl, bib emir Ono • • Cr. f.r n r•pump Ina top soubbb. bib velmin. gad • • • Awry 21.• we la : . .Vll. a iLi %X NV:o=pa mil Der. ,olofffof. forcer of eibbbilme. t. New : • lucl *stain ail be rubible. ler die arm so az. wt. ar bi way si t r ielides et that dianieuer, IVAN. er sIM utak fa serslesst. ism IL. 0 :reEANT TOILET L b WoIf,REQUIIIITIS. WASSAIL OI owl ' ,;„,tmo owl owelliall boorbst Irowoo. lB4l == j,...i.;.*:.i io a peof•foliell of Moroi.' e a rer m agp=t s . d libt pia 0011110 WIN ‘ ar meemsby laglabile. Mt ft sag piesnelles ' re- sT '.:' . n,,renn tertkarl offoisaey robiosilZ i rolf i.- ‘• •"- i wow word Ibobr swift Iluesio of , Jr... , 04 Ak • c' ... • • ..,,, Tto. mly wooisi it orb Isom Ow Immo of e ... r i.• raystiNl Mt that ot the snide ow lbo ww= b laboL • l.'s' .1 ... ild.wo-fardos. WAN ; awl by ..,. :., i ..lo • . GM .......oww• tl.Til RESTORED WITHOUT MDl ji';••i.. itiownitore Weakpese, to die neat weft* de. • &Nelms& or *Mond end. I %Sere DELICIOUS RETALZETA £YIIII3I I "•• • . tridanisis d tare, trcm lewd nowt de ••• %. meliewee AIM* tuart., of liesa. tbregp. mod sal weer mem et s aesieur . tb=kb a s , extra/warn imndie so tara doubt le e. it I; . • alc „ , , 14.; fie, lb.: 1111/.. Sfe. t - 11111‘. Si. The Me awl 1111. eeedep See ti'Y. ether. De Dm" reloweie less—a " • • retreal mewl( sollibi.eiteriimia.mddlidls. Sep, drift Isorbapo *LW. 0.1111; sir paha% WM OLP Ind Ch. Ir New lbealwkeeM; ea of la 0110 011.14 . ft. - _ L.- larsmATED LONDON NEWS, of T, my. July h e BMW the Mem* hplesthd • -Tauratt fl the Ma Gootal Tyler. Ptuldeut et ths IPatna el the W Mts. Glever-fles " The • lireattreat Ourhan : Omit ; -• tt..110 • Ilit. Lawars•-itorti huskeo f Iu: r r: caor iswifiteases; dig awe • N. -roittet dde NOWLIN' aineihr-onsi knot to . the Whoa Rub-Parls Petltios Mime live •• Eartysits ID Ounitiliquit-atION the Nisi- Oulletior-kuum hews Am i d x -1-• el Mai Sont-111 Alm Taal. Dim , t nun\ it Gnat libraose-The Osieht Antrim& _ . . -rn §:Scot Taylor mad W Cabirt—lbstimmil to t e • tm.a.l,llt—(fit Zabibedos at UM (Prim : Itabir boat Espladoa N ..e.gottn ai t a r i tliTt atelli- Soppiesiest grads. All SW Ihnis of . , - ott 194, Semi rhos 6d.stamped. 1%.6•1: BY AAIUN PAXTON AND DL LINDLEY. .r. foot. of Iby pabibboi. prios Id, No. II of p‘X roN's FLoWEIt CIAF.N. Edited by • aal Josuu Pismo; sod Illootratoi by WWI • . • .0.1 Wookatw • . Br Rory and Ems, 11, louvirk•obtet. Tli 1 I..IIIIES' COMPANION at HOME and , nut VII., embellished with 40 beautiful Ems. ;41b.s.t.ett an the 31st Mamas, prise as. 2d. . j. priev ed.; stamped. Id. ; aid in Monthly Parts. 1,... • t may be Mil of sk. boolselksa um, nil. be published early la August, • . C‘Aer, .k crud espremly for the Work s i j e li na V. t: LK, Oa" IL. Derneripareet. ,ULttlt Ls THUS MOUTHS AS DLD WORDS." SaA?LariLus& •••••• .r.rtant be =mll heist . Brio theepenir.. the iamb H°USER OL D W 0 R D 13 .1 t I.IkLY JOrlASALolleignia Ice the laetreeticet sad ;., at 4* flares d Beetiere. Conducted be CNA late : • I' Oluthine weekly. prime K. se 'tamped. 3d.; end 111 Y. • r trr. k . • . ! it littrOZ11011) SABBATIVE of CrItItENT EVECTA, • to Jay :9. beim a Monthly tiepplemat t...." !Yin 2d. es erompel. , > . 119e:ltatetesatroet - Sank (whet, all eesemariesUows • roan tr oktreoorri): awl ell lwalwelle , e awl wwwws. IA nit AVIIIO,III vAy Fent.- 7; isiliTstiime 19 at FEND 1 s; M. IMACIIIMAT, Averse of " The Crest Haggai is . au. Att. Wll t llinslasebtos on Steel and Wood by th e A • %0,11110 11rst is nesidy, mom 13s. in eio.b. This wadi will To) Volume. bred:toy sad Dons, 11, losaerie.stavet. um 3 Wet 14 .TM Ise pabbasd. prise 111 et A.1NII) COPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, ARSTONE ROOKERY. Ily Camas Tha w s. RUl 'or HAM R. Breerae. To be eoenpieted L Twomey ultk • . n : Bradbury sad Evans. 11. rouvertrarsit. DS. CULSESWSLLS NSW WORK& VW' ENJOYM T of LIFE. " BMW vaseestios, rd Mama: am et Was." tarty blaime—agatas sad Summer NortVwsw !....,out the Swimmer Laattaa—The Put; taw% Par= I.t. High ItaaSa, : a rt tgatea—Carastry ya K4.—Latatiaa at N —Emma* at 1:4 Drama—Oa rating, biropiag, Satbtai, Att. SM. Occupation, be., !MOMENTS ban the NOLIITALNI. I ataa. lb orb ; by yam, In M. _ TeL I.—A Tisit le the Lakso—Fketeh of [Alibates. ie. Tol. IL—The Lakes d I:Berney— lietuir.imences of Dublin, am Also, sew edunoss, Is.: by poet, Is. M. WHAT m EAT. WHIM, and AVOID. " That three Nan years sad ten oar mune stay rm." A gamer sees o &must every lotto (rause end care) elf ne st debsatated health Ana eaftedsod eoneatution, that hareem the y bests the man of pleasure, bailee's, or study, and embitters C.. 4 .14.; stab tables and rues fur the dm and physical regulates el ✓ery-day 'Me. ,so mood. latermeter-row ; Yam, 39, Celealtin ; Oareellm lit, tem...vest ; or deem nom the author. h At/041am. M SUSSKI COMM STOCK SHOW. (haw the flerny bemederd ef this day.) Throe years hayloft expired, this institution again hell their somasl amide, at Lewes yestm day. The site se. hated for the exhibition Ins at does proximity to the mins ef the Priory of Bt. Paeans, immediatels at the beck of Um Lewes Priory Cricket-roared (volgirly sailed the Drlppiarpaa) sad the Chaalernooot. The exbibides mammal is exeellease say preekae meet tuff ; the sash r of amain was easter, sad the quality of the sheep sad beasts superior. With issliage of great sathfaction we 'peak in praise of the Sorsa Sisk masters, who doubtless (with just pride) have distoresimed that the laurels doe to *sir sheep la the " Notified Ba/fibitioas" 'hall be warm by themselves, sad sot pissed upon the brow et streamos, who. fraffebersz, hem mums& thamidem alibi bag Wed, and by masa atemeisn is isedias sad Asap eassemisd ia oblabilog as advantage to apes somperitioo. Par sharester, spina& to fames, easeasm sad median wool, the Witten is extensive, sad is readily worried out—advas teem of ao MOSS importawar, sad Whisk If improved epee, will aver Isom for the scrooty dm paha offered foe its oath, sheep. The ant stock shows was esummodable, sad Worded sa exemplineaticia of the desire the agriculturists everywhere prove of availiag themselves of evert Maims of sarryiag forward impeovemesits is \reeding. Different dis tricts require different mikado, sad it:parboils alone proves while has them is the hest. Will. ilwerrorr we have every reason to savant* the away* breed of 8. a ., cinch, sad upheld their merits he dm purposes tar which by utters they are peculiarly adapted, we still do oat do so to the die. persgemeat of other br.eds, sash of which has also merits peculiar to itself. Diversified as Sateex is is soil. the commy olive a debt of gratitude to those aohleasso astigatis•A, who an MwIII MS 111 i ' astadated those diffrfetw rs tsb t a rettr b sex ars not so will suited. Tress experiments at [imam expensive, Du' if ssews•eful, will afford ruannerafion ; and, at all events, am 'tattled to prate,. Tits breeders of Sussex had every reason to bet well istisfied with the eztubition. At eleven o'clock the judg. a bed completed their labour', sad the public were admitted to the exhibition. Every one expreisro their delight with the arrangements that had been made, and w. ich afforded the most complete 'collection to all. There was a very large attendance of agriculturists from a distance as well as from the neighbourhood ; sod only one opinion prevailed, that tko present show was the best that bad ever taken place In the cAosty. The for owiag is the award of the judgeo Mos 1. IX kr the Met ballot say breed, three yeses old and op. muds : No. 4, Mr. J. of Tilton, bred be Weimar. —IL Ica. te the lad boat: N. 11 A. Ijotievon, Esq., Tranitield-place, teed by Mr. T. MS, of Mbibelim. Class 2.ISE kr tbe lam ball of nay breed, two war. old and ®der wee: No. 4. Mr. W. fidtise. Virestaleteadand by h imself.-7J. los. kr the Sad beet : No. 11, Mr.& Wesixtmen , Wynde, Wed by himself.— No. 1, Mr. Bettka. Weetbres, kliblysomadeded. Clue f. 101. Ow Me best ball et eery breed ender two rests old : Ha 7, Mr. W. Notting. Wigwams, bred by himself. . fur the Sad best : lto. S. Mr. R. R. Erman. lips, bred by bimeelf.—The aalseals beicastag to Mr. Mkt aad W. T. Arkcoll, were highly gommoadoL Cass 4. LW. ter the beet cow et may breed. The cow snot have tedrrd sad reared a calf la the present yew, and be then in : Mr. J. Cordage, Tilton, bred by hiesself.-31 for the 2tel beet : Ito. 11, Mc. Child, 111.elseibma, bred u a d. himeriL The whole of the ambush exhibited la this elms were commode& Cass S. IW. ter the beet War at say three years old and Im'or int : No 1, Mr, B. Clan. Westdrie, bred by himre. - SI. f !ad best. Noakes as elms 4 : No. S. Mr. J. Gorringe, 'Moo, bred by hbassit—Mr.Child'abeihe we highly commended. Cees IL ltd. for the best baiter of say breed, two years old and wader time : ho. 6, the Date et tiNaotl, bred by blesself.—Sl. for the lad hat: No. NAM, Duke of Niebasad. bred by himself. No. 2, Mr. Mid's, and No. 7. the Doke tt Itlehremed's, were hichly aiss 7. 121. ber the beet ebortoroolled am oar year o'4 sad under twee : Na. 2, the Duke et Mbamed, bred by lelserelf. —7l. 10e. kw the 2nd beet: No. 7, the MI ot Cbiebeeter, bred by Maser. Mee S. Isl. kr the beet elearr.woolled nag, two ye•-• ea spa up. words: No. 11, the Dube W Miaowed, Wed by kim.e3.-7/. 10n foe Nee lad boas: 1, hla.l. Mom, Deddlogbem, bred by lthwelf.— No. 2. W. Ponds emonowled. _ . Cl.. 9. PM, for the test of dm sitort.woolled ye...els/ewe. : No. I, the Doke of Isrb osd, bred by himmil.-31. for the led to : No. I. J. T.Plelley, Le., Merelleld.park, bred by Wrtorif. Clan 10. 101. for the best pen of ten sheath., ewe., which have Wen regrearly bided and kevt with the Sock from the let May ant" with:n ore week front the day of chow, the property of tenant.faro en, and not to tseeed fair meek meditsoo : No. 1. Mr. It. Woodman, Gime* heed by hlmeeU.-31. for the Ind best: No. 2, Mr. IL P. Hart, beddiertun, bred by himself. Class it. 101. for the beet are stenos, that boa served mares vdtida the meaty darter the loot season. et • charge rot exceeding ems 11111Mili" melons* ef the room The Fool of ebieherer, bred Zlaistr. 8. Wein* of Imam The entmal brimeng to J. M. Crime', was estrimseeded. 11. IW. he the best nit mare, with Joel at foot: No. 7, Mr. B. Woodune. HURL, bred by ha lt. he the Ind best : No. 11, Mr. R. H. ll:men, bred by Clem It MIL for the beet twe.weire.old art Illy : No. S. Mr. J. Let. fientleme, bred by hissieh. $4. tor the fled bait No. 8, Mr. Vernal, Ilanteeme, teed by Wore. are 11. 34. fie the bait beer. am lem than her months old, Mr. S. WOOdaall, Glyn,* bred by Muesli. 21.10 e. tor the Mid ben : U. Sal of Chieltelter, bred by btsestif. Clan IS. IL for the beet sow. to farrow or pies by her aide; Mr. J. P. Teel. Ringroer, bred by blinseU. 21.1er the Led best; Mr. J. Waters. Letbourne, bred by himself. Clem IG. I. for the best three opals NOW rime (t 1 he of one farrow) and rot less than four months old ; Mr. R. Woodman, Glyselle. bre. by Wasself.-21. for the 2nd hem : Mr. R. Woodman, Glyede, bred by himself. EITILA Cent.-41 Hereford bull belonging to Mr. Riley, Glyn& ; end a herd of cows belonging to ler. Cane, of Berwkk, were bighty commended. Judges for sheep and pip: Mr. Wood, of Nottinghamshire; Mr. AbtAt, Ayteeford, near Maidstone ; and Mr. T. Cooper, Norton. Judges foe utile and hones: Mr. W. F. Mtn; Wes; Mr. A. Dennum, Sutton; and Mr. Gower. In the Mount•beld we noticed a good display of agri caltursl implements, belonging to Mr. W. Th• Eason, of the Etna foundry, Lewis, Mr. Chesil', and Mr. Tillmm, &nth. The dinner took plasm at tie Corn•Eachanp. It was served sp in a style reflecting t►e highest degree of credit on the teats and liberality of Mr. Jones, the proprietor of the Star IlestaL There wore upwurds of 200 present. H a Grams the Duke of Richmond presided, supported by the Earl of Chichester. Earl Waldegrave, Eon of Much. NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL Cats or LONDON SCHOOL—Yesterday the annual trial ti scholarships and eilstribtrion of prig -a to the sue tr.,'s: cadent% of this Institution took place in the theatre a tcbckl, Hi:lt-street, Cheapside. The lord Mayor pr,i...d. asd on the recommendation of the examiners be. E . we; the following scholarships and prizes: Two gaoler rt.; prig's Hulled " The Suety Saularebips," for the ' in....ir.g.ement attire study of mathematical science, of the T..' ci! per annum each, tenable until taking a degree at the University of Cambridge. to Mr. William Cornell Mr. John M. Hare. A scholarship called " The Tines Er.v.:lnhip," of the value of 301 _per annum, tenable t.kir g a deify, at. the University of Ox tr Cambridge, to Mr. W. W. Mills. A scholiu m.; c‘.l4 The Trans Scholarship" of the value of ••• ;..er annum ' tenable until taking a degree at lb. • nivenity of Lizailon, limited to King's and triiversity t • ME. George Lice:ism. Two scholarships on the 1:1414..145 of John Carpenter, Esq., each of the else of Tor wise, besides a premium of fiat, alter boding the I,l '..sr.t.iu sot I.m than three years, to Mr. A. W. Young mil Mr fr. W. King. Two rises of the sggeegate value of 14-9mtssi by Henry Beast Esq., PB. S., for the but ways es The Liffuence e( object: and treatment is the Greek drama and the plays of Shakspere," t• M' J It See: iy, and Ile. LA. Hart. A gold medal of 11'..e 6110 guineas to the first bot in general pro fi ciency, los . t at Le. C onques t, t o Mr. R. C. Hall. A silver ft.. .r.s bowel, of the value of five guineas together, kr • t"ical peolitieney, to be given in the an,. of the -:r J,ves Soew.S (Cnamberlai, to Mr. W. Cornell A ei eft seda' called "The Beaufoy Medal," and books of :L5 .4me vide., of 5 t &noes together, for . mothianar sda lle: tiny, oi M. Fran ds COLbblesssll. A silver the beat F:tatll ithOor, and n Weer modal Or the bast Gor ses •etular, to be given in the it.. of Alderman Sir Georse Cano:11, the roma/ to Mr. John. R. Seeley, the second to 31r Y. C N Ns. A Our medal for proficiency in ui brcoloc, hie the encouragement of pupils below the too heed maw., me gift of Warren St ranee Hale, 1L• q. Coo, I ) , chairman of the who'd committee, to Mr. J. L. Win* A Hiner medal to the best writer in the school, the et "I b eau (d•puty), F.S.A., a member of the traimitee ;to Mr. J. O. Simone. A gold pea for grea siest, to writing. rri hectic , and beck-keeping, the gift fir beltaNl aci., a member of the eommitioe Ito Mr. . W " 4 " P 655. Itpra lof Its value of live guineas, for ra t guy Is drains,. the gilt of William Knott, Lie., a Mat h' of the committee, to Mr. D. D. SatkeriaM. Misiee "lc g tee 113 the various classes, and mush applause "l• i-c ad sheet one student, BIWA Prise, narrifg sway foal tom is .sece•das. lleclarnatioss is miss of John Cariv.t.rr, El the founder of the &hail, were delivered !foss a mild his by the following stud/Ista French, by Mr J ii.a Hobert Seeley, Carpenter &hoist. In Liad,s km, w Conon; Wan* Scholar ;is anolish, by , Woes* Woodmen Mills, Timm Seals' ;Is Greek, '7 *Alan: Ahead's. Mart; I. Unman, by Mr. Robert Chapati. NAN DUI AND Druz Issurartor.—thi ass 11.4 sassed passel Whitake et sabseriben treat„ of the o b ese ~t mos Mid is the 'lapel i.otoe in Itod Lows/ mob ilsomsbury, for the Nceivisi evert he the past year, sad to son rause to be token wi th roletemes to the dentin of ''. 4 D'Allager sad the Duke of Oseebriders. 81 , H. •no ...AI, Lot., took the chair, aad l a tred s s o d I speakers, the adoriow of neolstisse sereeica to the revert reel by the secretary, end eat recommending the ' Saucy, 4 4 t h e grosad of lie Cbrhtisalike °Vests and its isfvois en , joymeat of royal tO alba Is eNt ll- 4 e. r egh its vice nt, for the Nastiest ofher .. ty sod Nisei Abort. Mr. S. Walser, ha moving rt . : Swat reabatias, paid a tribune to the memo of her 54 •Pety the then Dowager sad to the Due of ""shr&ege, vary Versa alleles being made to the ready rposiooa of wt late prises to slash among hie iose e !" l 2''' l44 folks -matures se one of themselves sad ea wema lrelity and by esertime, to woe:hots the aimed publie charities. The ramistioss baths, Non 4 54 skinks wen poised to the right hon. W► an is the Nair, after .k the MOW eglehhed• SOCIETY. (From the Hon Parket.) The fourteenth annual exhibition of this association was held on Thursday, at Louth. The society was established in 1839, in which year the first meeting was held in Louth, so that this is the second time that the society has honoured that town with a visit. The first meeting was a very successful one, and upwards of 881 was obtained for admiss ion to the show deli. In t 842. how ever, this was increased to 891. In 1839, the premiums awarded amounted to 1971., in 1842, to MI , and on the present occasion to 3201. The balance in the hands of the trusurer in 1839 was 3001. ; in 6P01.: and this year it is 1,3071. This rho es the intriguing prosperity which hu attended the eabibitiou since its lormatioa. The society at present numbers 400 members, and at the present show the Inhabitants of L . :nth had contributed be tween 401. sad 601. With regard to the show held yesterday, in pent of num bers of vision, it far exeeeded those of fernier pure. No less than 2,500 pewees visited the show yard during the day, and the sum of 1231. 10a. we. taken for admission at the gates, which was more than was ever received before. /gaily in the day the weather was exceedingly fine, and every train to Leath was laden with visitors for the show, who were certainly not disappointed in their expectations of the meeting itself. - There has been a good entry of beasts and horses; of steep and pips, small; of sgrieultunl implements the entry has been very large. The premiums to is and labourers were adjudged .d Wednesday. For the best agricultural implement exhibited 201. was offered by the president and A. A Christopher, Eaq , hf.P. This prize was obtained by Moen Clayton, Shuttleworth, end Co , Lincoln. for a portable steam-engine. The following is the li t of pr;zes : To tisayssers AND Lumens, for /meth of eersice under was master, rearing the onset proportionate number of lambs. sad postal good erwasol, IS prhay verifer ken U. to 1!. were &weeded. ateardosame CAMAS. time 1. For the bed haU shed ass year old : W. E.;mitb, Wen Neese 251. airs 1. For the WM WU three peen eld. or upwards : J. Onus thrum, U. • J.Narria. Be Ctrs S. Tee th e b'eet tweuerisold hell: It. Deader, Pardon, 51.; J. Taylor, Tape de R Pete" U. Claws 4. Yor the led dulled bull: U. Duddleg, Pintas, 5 3 .; J. To=n&why. U. S. Fee the led ban all ansder • year aid: T.llll', Burgh -o'- 881 a, SI.; T. Jew, Mirth WRltmettem, IL Clew G. Teethe bed es% erre teas bet uses old, he% CAR m ama • watt et tes meastil tee, with* dee Wader months el the gas a slowly* J. Onsehed, Heeddle. U.; T. C. Sisal/se. SL Choi 7. far the bed bike. Shed Fres ell. bade' produced a calf at its =UN tima. widen aka eakseer Els. et the time of dow dy : J. 10thhed, atisswy. U ; w. Wed Ram, 5/. Cam IL Pardo bre teolismaid Mike: J. ILlsaltase, Ilageaby, U.; W. gala. West Luce. SL 0 me& Pa the bud eetiemeld Whet W. Beath, Wed lately 4L; J. lUddiess. 111. th= eat adore= year old :W. Gelth. West Rum, U.; MILS it ars 11. ree its lie mad say op; Z. Clubs. Chowlsk, 101. 1 atm IL Pm tlle biet elmes9art rem: W. Aism. II.; aim the bed tiredhear Ti.: W. Abraham. U.: ditto, aim le. Tor the lO 1121: W. Alinhem, IL ; Clarke, Can. Mai, W. ale IS. Ter the bed pea M Ave 41015. mailed lambs up to the Nth July : W. AbeeMilb ; I. Upham. IL amp IL For the Met pm at Am aserlbeg shimers ; . Abrrham, H.; Ohio, W. Ors IL Yea the loot pm of tis abe limbe, R. Ire entry. weessa. as. I t. SW Rebell gleam Mille: R. 91 :Mae, ahermal ol . Gem IL ler Jr be* MOM= dreeght ham. et hones fur toostig wpm W. OietlwoOp SOL Q o mhrthe Met mire 1M leat MOM sib • 9 4 •• Mr MIK tor baring Wee gat to Me home In Ow Dorm al IWO : W. N. I. U.; OM 31. Ire the bat lean breedbedeaelha berm se hems kr Swains wpm : LL Onothem. arrow ; y J. YgWa CSozby, SL Clow IL For Poled oil Illy, two youp Ph J. NSA UMW, IL Cr 11l PR the but met 101 y. caw poor old ; w. P. Belthby, 1 Cl VlL tb r i ffeeL & the Weir IS :W. . IVA Ii• famous maim lIT 0 Clan IL Par Os IMbrilillig jails ge time ran diat IT i t ..... hem tbs eMpree (V tag) el re to be tem Irebte. alemerar %et hot. by • ere thertetelt.broi tn.., , Iho Tr) ter ern to be tar tato eceidingiai : W.!. .11otharpe, AL TOOL QM U. Pee the kit boar, Lag. kind : It. 1 , 3044141. Gem' ba = a llor the tut t3a mai bud B. wain.,wain., Leaks. therpos t 41.; Y. Lay, Pao haN i r s t it i. Orr. Pte the tea err bras& hirrtes bad a Mir deep Ist Munk 11134: R. E. Dieetedar, 'asieronsii, it.; Z. Diglaby, 1;44 Pws, 11. Chin 14.*Tar Ow bog ow, ma b..* bsi Ind it Mat slam lit Ur* lOC F. try. Poe" IL ; H. Ingsse, JAW * MILITARY. Bows oi Fivis Rao - maws — — will; it is said, this year m owed to tha Meditate/am*. bat the arrangement is this edict V tat yet completed. The fallowing ere the Are TOW swots which have beta ths laws period at hone, sad are eoesegaseally the.. whisk wUI no to the Meditates:eta should the arreagesotat alluded to take @feet, 41st, 49th, 47th, 30t1, 5a11_92441. _ _ _ Dials 6illllloft Pane Rica, 11.111. 6141 Rummy& —This elliess, was had served la the registeat slaw he Wand the era. y la 1821, ladsellea 13 years &raw I. New Beath Rates and twits. died raddesly oa the No 4 May Imo, from as attack of sheiont, at Basaalera Ho was the whew of the late Cassel Yaw, C. 8., who soeusoaled the Slot Rapines& at the battle of Waterloo. 13TAT/P AT MAIDILAS.-414110111/Atfal Btaveley, the :jot. 'metal an the staff at Rosa *WM Is ta be reds rm.! tod Rio ot Foo * t.—Lear.FiAcooliZle";oje., vice Squire, who 2leemrthe Watle y adj. -. Lieut. J. ItteDocow„ flan 490 d F. , to be ant Beat., it.. Harkosee. who retiree oo bod.pey. nod F.—Leer.Ytawer. to be =lse C. IL J. LAST. Idle h retired upon h.-p. so aNo 79th 1 7 .—Err. F. A. Own to MNewt. W pm, it.. Graham', who team. Ist West left Itrgt.—Erw. W. J. bow lo he Mt, Without pm,vtoe Dorn, deemed. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Boons Its. Coloasown Govizraw. RIBMAL 0) A 0/13111111/11WS BURIMID.II. His Honour gave his final decision this morning in the ram of a bankrupt sawed Daniel Grant, who htd abwanded to America, been outlawed, and, on ramming, wished to have ate surrender taken. The case was fully reported in this loured a ten days age. His Honour sow decided that sofild. at ranee bad ant been shown why the surrender should be accepted, especially in a case where not a fraction of property was given up to the art ditors. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. _ _ BOW STREET. _ THE POLICE RSOCLATIONS AT THE ITALIAN OPEIA ROUSE —R. Hemberhon, footman, dered on bail, and Leonard Hard', coachman, both in the SIIITia• of General Sir John Burgoyne. But., attended, by previous arrange ment. belore Mr. Jardine, on the charge of violently assault ing Police sergeant Mayes sand not S illy, a stated in our report of yesterday/. No. 17, F division. General Sir John Burgoyne sat upon the beech with the 'magistrate. . . . . . Berieatotllloyes recapitulated Use evidence which Ism al reedy appeared. It proved that on Thursday night, at the conclusion of the Italian opera ' Covent g %idea, Hembertson called Herds out of the line of carriages, contrary to the re. galaiions of the police. Mayes toad the coachman he could not go out of bis tutu, and the coachman then wanted to return into the line. Mayes said it would be unfair to the other drivers, and the coachman then drove across the line. Mayes took bold of the reins to stop him. when Herds roes from his neat, and struck Mayes serene the hands with his whip. Heimbertoon, at the same time. viiiiht him by the 11.114 in the struggle the serjeant fell down between the horses and another vehiee. Mr. Jardine asked Mayes if be was qui • certain the coachman struck him wilfully. Maps stid the coachman was siaiog when he whipped his horses, and when he struck him across the hands be was standing The prisonen, in defence, slid the assault upon the ser geant was done intentionally, and they were both sorry for what had happened. 8w John Burgoyne, ow being asked what character the prisoners bore, stud Hembertoon ►ad been in his Patrice lot the lest flitesn years, and was a well conducted young man, Hard was also a very steady man, but they were both rather short tempered. That was the only fault he h►d to hod with the■. . . . . . Mr. Jardine cautioned both prisoners as to their future conduct, sad said they were liable to be sent to prison with. Oct any fins for such an offence. In this issues:, he should Go* each of them Si., or three weeks' imprisonment, and he hoped that the money would, sooner or later, be paid out of their own pocket•. Sir John Burgoyne said be could not find fault with the polies in this c or, end he thought they had behaved in a very proper manner. The fines were paid. Me LAT' ATTIMPTIID MURDER. —T. Laidlaw, a book binder, wee finally examined, charged with attempting to murder Cotheraie Veiteh, alias Montague, by stabbing her in toe left breast with a table knife, at her lodgings, No. 17, Prince.-street, Drury-lane, during sn altercation respecting their firmer intimuies. The constable who had charge of the cue produced a cer tificate from the hove-surgeon at Kina's College-hospital, in which it was toted that Catharine Veitch had now re covered from the dangerous wound she had received, and had in coast goatee been discharged from the institution. The young woman was called into the bus, and was asked again if it was her intention not to prosecute 1 She replied in the affirmative. Mr. Jardine said if that was the case, end the woman's life was out of danger, he had no alternative but to discharge th. prisoner; but be thought some security war nee/rosary. The prisoner was than bound over to his own recognizance in the sum of ICOI. DINNER TO JOHN WILLIAMS, Re 42 , M.P.—The friends end admirers of this gentleman in the parish.. of St. Marylebone and St. Pancras entertained him on Wedou day, the 24th inst.. at a dinner, at the Artichoke Tavern, Blackwell; James Nistrett,Req..ex.churehwarden, presided. The vice•chair was filled by Frederic H. Bridgman, E.q , the present churchwarden. The usual loyal toasts having been given, the chairmen said it was with no ordiarry feel ings of gratification he had the honour and pleasure to pro pose the health of the hon. member for Macclesfield, Mr. J Williams. (Applause.) His truth, usefulness, diligence, and integrity as a public man were truly end justly appreciated by the numerous company present, having raised himself by persevering industry and sterling honesty to the position he now occupied, mint, while it redounded to his honour, be a source of real pleasure to all who knew him, the constituency of Macclesfield had done themselves much credit. and Mr. Williams great honour, in returniog him to the House of Commons, where by his unwearied attention end untiring diligence, Joined to his manly and independent conduct he had sustained the high opin ion his con4ituenta had con ceived of him. (Applause.) Re (Ike chairman) would no longer detain the company, but at once propose his re spected end esteemed friend Mr. John Williams. The toast was drunk with enthusiasm. Mr. Williams then rose, and said words would be quite inadequate to express the warmth of his grateful feelings for the splendid entertain . meat to which he had been invited, and the flattering man. ner in which his name had been received, and thew feel ings were greatly enhanced by the recollection that the numerous friends present Fled known bin long before he had anticipated b.comlog a public man, much less a mem ber of the Commons House of parlisment. He sought no honour, save that of being useful to tee industrial closest. to which it was his pride to belong, and he hoped the day was not far distant wben that clam would be fully and fairly represented in the House of Commons—when that rouse would really and truly represent the feelings and wants of the middle classes. (Applause.) He trusted as a tradesman he had never dons anything to cut dishonour en his name, and as a member of parliament he had always used hie best andeavonn, by a constant:and devoted attention to hie duties, to support the true interests of the eountry, by advocating the principle of unrestricted commerce, free trade la almost unlimited interpretation, and else aboli ion of those taxes which bear heavily and direc t ly upon the industry of the oonatry—(applause)— and the re of which was se urgently demanded by the necessities o the people. The vestry of St. Marylebone was the medium by which he was introduced into pablia life, and cultivated the desire to be useful, es far as his humble abiJities permitted, to his fellow man. Having witnessed in that board the salutary effects of local self-government, he had become an ardent admirer of the principle, and a most determined opponent to the untralleing principle which was the fashion among the rulers of the present day, contrary to the habits of the people of this misMey, dangerous to their liber ties tending to timer as amount of power into the bands of the ipialorament of the day which eventually might be segikel to lite basset pur poses. He looked spas - ibe primal moment es me of the proudest and belgplest of his life, sad be Mimi be should forfeit as MO alma of the anneeneas friends by whom ha was immeamded—men whose friendship it was a auras of the posteoliplemso to bile, and is "ben kindly feelings it weslis Net mobilise te maintain aga . The hon. gentleman tesumad Wease amid load Severalor s ir mi lmi Imresimm, in tibia Wein bore bligreillinseiss yids! tit gloss , ins VI OnVimilmrs Ye pabils ionises. MOREY MARKET. FRIDAY ZVIIIMIO. 11M1 acoeunt elate poeltion of the Bonk of &gland for the week trading Bstarday, the 20th of July, 1830, pablished wawa to the sot 7 and 8 Viet., e. 32, is se follows: iiiiiiiiimouirD—Aiimir Dims NM E. ...,,, ..........,....... ~..... Swit mil Div. Azolal 4,643394 saw INA 1,312ta far Os Week egos July X, UN ____ 'AITKEN?. - Goveratoest Debt— . 411,014100 Mgr Sireselli Be im 2.90.110 Gold Oda sat 11.01111/4 Mir sake n9,264 1110.257.440 =u55m""*"777.."..7.7.A14.11441 Othir eleatltlis ...... 10.161,210 Geld aM litror Oils.. 6611,30 rts.rs.as I pumas Joy a. res. • K. MARSHAL!. Mel CoAbler. Tee elms witianw when compared with thaw) for the week preeding, exhibit the following change.: Otreelatlan hone £30,247,440 Increase £213,375 Oleselacts• solve 20,668,260 lemma 294,240 Polls deposits Osier rtopents Gewreaset mayerities fa beakiag deperraasar 14,286,683 DICIISIMP 9,000 Other asserhiss la banking hapartmat ion i Cele ash hell In both 3'.7Riot Isere's* 31,090 The ett serve 10,342 472 Decrease 227,816 The premium on gold at Paris, by last accounts, was 9 per mille, which, at tke English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.371; and the exchange at Paris on London at short, being 25.37!, it follows that gold is 0.01 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last advice, the price of gold at Hamburg is 433 per mark. which, at the English mint Fie. of 31.17 a. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.9; and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at short, being 13.9, it follows that gold is of equal value in both markets. By last advice, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days' sight, is 1101 per cent. ; and the par of exch toge between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows ; I that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in fa- I your of England : and after making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. For foreign exchanges there was more demand ob servable tor this mail; the rates on most places had in consequence a tendency downwarde, and on Ham burg and Paris were done lower than on Tuesday. The course of exchange was the following: Tune. Prima seestialal. Tem Ts limbnrie 3 erMa.t. ..... 11 101 II Amsterdam Pw 25 GO 1121 Mart. 25 $24 « 371 Dace MatariMas — Franiclart ..... " 120 I Timm It SO Telma i ..... —... 11 ill Peterobr;sM Madrid .».» ad Gaina I t Maslaa Breslau letters of the 22nd mention an active busi ness done during the week in wool, particularly in the lower qualities, of which considerable parcels were taken out of ha market, at 42 to 4G dole. for Russian single clip, and 52 to 58 dole. for the finer descriptions ; 38 to 38 dole. for Hungarian second clip. aid 75 to 80 for a few lots of Silesian lambs wool. The supplies of Polish wool continued regular, but on a moderate scale. THIS DAY. Two ()Twee. Scarcely any business has been done in the English funds to-day, and the market generally is very lan guid. Consols have been steady all morning at 961 to for present transfer; for account thee have alternated between sellers and buyers at 961, the only price at which they have been transacted; they are now quoted 961 to Z, both for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 971 and 1 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99 and 991. Exchequer Bills have been done at 70s. and trs. prem. for all kinds. Bank Stock, at 212. In the market for the foreign securities there is no alteration in price, and the business is quite no minal, the entire transactions of the morn ing, as officially reported, being limited to —Brazilian New Bonds, small, at 911. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 891. Equador, at 3:. Mexi can, for the 31st instant, at 291. Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 331. ENGLISH FUND9.—Tea Dee. , moll *toe*. 211 12 9 per CL Coe. Am. NI i 3 pc- Ct. Bed. *auto, 974 I 34 per Cie. 99 * 3 per CL tar. Mos.. 64* i Lietweitice 640 k. 6To to 79L 101t11ION FUND& 6 per Ct. Auttrian Beads. I par CL Grenada 84e..184 I 44 per Ut. Dale. Lionds. (Imola Deterred Bee. 4 4 # per Oen.. 6 per CL 6illo. Bea., 294 4 I per Ct. Brazilian No. 91 3 6 per Ct. ktruilea kids- MI 4 Ditto Ncr, 9012 rortueutee Coer., 331 45 6 per CL Duelled MIN, 65 T 6 per Ut. hum 1ttb..114 12 Ditto CitilLati lido, Mil Ditto Otani& OIL. 13 j Ditto Colton*. DeL Dale.. 3 per Ct. tipsitiob 11.,0.671 I Columbian liquolor Bea. 34 4 Do. Deferred lido. 3 per Ct. Daniel HAL. 74 9 DM. Paseire 1144...31 4 34 pot Ct. Dutch lids.. 62 4 2 per Ut. Vetteettois Due., 34 6 4 pee LI Date* eerie.. ei) 4 Yamada Deterred Det..124 1.34 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANN, SATIIIDLT MORNING. There has been lees activity in the Produce markets this wink, and prices of some articles have not been so well sup ported. The demand for Sugar has bean rather limited, and of the quantity offered at auction much has been bought in, while for the portion sold, in many instances, lower rates have been accepted. Plantation Ceylon Coffee has been dis posed of at about le. decline on hat week's quotations, ex cepting for some of the fine marks, which have been held firmly. The sales of the native sorts have been rather small, at 435. 6d. per cwt. Black Pepper has changed hands at an advance of about id. per lb. Nutmegs have been sold at rather lower prices, but in other Spice there is little altera tion. The Cinnamon sales take place on Monday, the 29th inst. The la's unfavourable state of the weather, together with the reported disease in the potato crops, has led to some inquiry for Rice, eirl sales have been male privately at an advance of 3d. to 6d. per cwt. Some sales of Satpura have been made at a till of 6d. per ewt. The Tea market con. Unties very firm, at advancing prices for most common qnalit'es. COVENT-GARDI PSI Platillt lia poz4b., to to to Grafi% p. It tots etnittuirloo, per pm, alto 1.6.1 L an. mbontooroo. pit to. N.',, to to Clooetty pull, id Mt to id Posibts. pot d. Abo.lo. to ISt Ml 5 . tiontostora. oofko ask is lila rWhine, Ss to 45 pa pot** 4d to Ott 1.-THIS DAY. - 141 - 1110110, pa dos., Is to 3s Onness b per don, 21. to as Zi . s. to SY. Monk. pot Ss swan. per Is to 11 Maya nto peel% UN 1m ft - Vsatolls as Nuts, lir., p. Doi, 30s Ks to 221 - brsa p. ISt Kant Cobs, ON to Ms pee 10016 r M neorblarrar, NeN.,.,3. to ET =l i r Po li te° la pe Is to 4. pr Is to 41 Pros. BPP% ie lrmWldow.MhN IWO% Per ige. 7IS IM. 43;3•06. per um+, mum pdai. r• am. Wed le re 4rtisheles. & pa ass. Liar& Ceb. p. essre.ll se Is 011; par eiss% el Is Is pr II Smar t &I to Is liesbrems, pet pi, II le Is 04 Medi SAP% peo. es Si Passel, ser leirk PPP Serety. Isari. len pr Spa. le &I Posit& p.a.& bee. le ls - isersorrlds.OL le Is MarPree. rer beed4 Odle 9.1 Met. Pep, pr See* Id Homo pPr be. Is to & 411 to Is V I ZZr I/snowy pot doe, Is i 0 - pir ,r bfi - pot kook., Is ddbb Od Nooks. perdu. Maas tole Mimi. Poo Ook kk fri.v: ,s: rs O&M Peo k to lo Od Ow* ode Om. boo., Od to Oa War. pot dm, dares dor bamboo, k Id Iholiolo, par lb.. Id to tid SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Coorm sad Davie moors IM lottowtog goats- Mom :—Prieto Moan,. 700. to 7Q..; taldow. 60.. 00 66 ..; sow, 630. to 700. • Mow, 700. to No.; *sw 66.. to 70o.; Straw, 16.. to AU: RAILWAYS. MIS DAY, Two o'CLoca. The share market is quiet today, with not a greet deal doing. For most lines prices are shady at the closing quotations of yesterday's market, but in two or three instances a slight retrograde movement has occurred. London and North-Westerns mark 110; South-Westerns 681; Brighton, 81; Midlands, 33}; South-Eastern., 14. 1111,171111 RAILWAYS. %Meg ynra. Yeeterday. Sala Uhday I to 1 &Weir. lAklideas,„ Ya M*eeee . Bads. stll Anoka Berko is int& Xat. 211.61•PgritA __....1 arviii7 7 eneidismr. tagusser. 11117iNiihrilllier — Va7 - 1b) Mold sod Swim _ _ Da SIG Prima, ... Chaim Pr airomo sal liStrikssa Do lala sal Midi Jos... Do. (LIS IL AI B) Do. (31....106.11p.CL1V1L &p.a.., No. I Do. de. N 0.2 Do. N. & rut 6 per CI Do. New [astern [WS: c A Bate _ elan B. and C . ditto East Mas Do. ficaip ( iro sus. do. R.) ah _ East Unookahlro Go .. winked 6 per C - int.... Edinburgh and Gloom Eaciarjeowil, 66 Donbas. _ _ _ Do. shares,A,Deferred shares, B, 6p. Q. Do. 5 par Cent. Pref.. t. boet.h.and West.(Lre.) Do. Eighths . . . 'rest North of England... Do. New ZIO Do. New £3O Do. New EIS reat Western Do. New £l7 lull and belby Do. shares ... anteater and Carlisle .. Do. Thirds . anewhire anicTorishae Do. Thirds ... Do. N e w iv. cEi Do. We, Riding Union Leeds and Brod.ord Lade end Think Do. Prof. 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 . Lb. No.ll Do. PreL Quariar Landon and Blas'Awall Lop., Brighten, ta &Coast RO. New !‘ R . R. Do. guaranteed . 3 p. Ct. late Croydon third. Do. Pref. a per Cent.... Do. Corivrt. S ontlon and Greenwich... Do. ereference Duke & Nurtb-Westero Do. do. New I dares... Do. Fifths .. D0..E1!..b..M..and1i.(C; °Won & Soiith-Weeteiti Da New, £5O Do. - New, £lO Do. New Preen:nee LowestuitGuar.4 pereent. Mooch, boo ar.a Matlock itaoeh..SlwCALincolneb. Do. I thane, No. 1 .. Do. New LIO Pref. .. Do. Shut. w U=1.1.4110'1 uw £)O .Lon: P°. _ a d Delb, UO. CO .L&L S Do F2.lkvolos Do. Guano. 5j rim CLI North Hebb* Do. Pr•ters,Te. I va le ya,lFoniein. WOW, Proton and 're 'ares (A) .. Read, Outklond Reig;ie sad /litchi* VC 6Bb ... pre t Eattaisa ornw I shrees. & Bina" Oar A Do., Dew Onarantead... lizewebury and amebic (Noe. W: Kin.) Do. Hans Do. Oswalt, Do. New . . Do. I r cent. PreL .. Shropshire Union 110. Prefereste . South Staffordshire _ _ _ . lactuth Torknblre, Down-, ter, end Goole ... Waterford and Kilkenny...l Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gua. 1)o. do. do. do., Wiluti Sonterret, &Werra. York,Nevreartle &Lerwick Do. Eat. (York& Newca. Do. O.N. E.Purch orri t Tort and North Multand. Do. Preference ... FIIISItiN RAILWAYS. Anglo-Italian Date Italian and Austnan) Boulogne and Amiens ... Central France (Vierzonl Dutch Rhenish . East Indian . •.:. Great Pcn.usues — ' Do. Luxembourg ... D 0.... Namur and Liege Northern of France Ithiesas and !Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Pub and ltowm Paris and Stnisbourir Nam and Havre timbre and Stews ... Tours and Nantes ... LIVERPOOL, July 26. fey I 10 STOOK-Suoitattom—Prioes are steadily err, inR up, but business remains eat. East Lancashire, 7t c.—London and North Western, 1091 S—Ditto (newt shares). I p.—Kidland (S shares), 21.1 d.—llitto (Erswash Viiller), Ni—North Ststfordsb re, Lit I'. JIANCIIESTER. July 28. BTOCIL-EXCMANOR. The In whet was much showier with buyers of London and North Westerns at 110. Lancashire and Yorkshires and North rit.iffortis also sd‘anted, but there was not a large business. BIRMINGHAM, July 26. Elrooi-lizcsawea.—This 'hero market war decidedly firmer today, and Its tons was altogether more satisfactory. 11•_ ininghatu and Stour Val eys were done at 9/. 3s. 9d. per share; Shrewsbury and Ihrtutnittunt Ws at 1 dus.; dad South St Affords at 41. Is. 3d. dts. LRIDS, July 26. asom-EximiAtiros.—The club business this morning wu a few soles In the East Lancashire and the York and North Midland ; the former at 61. ISs. 9d., and the latter at 13/. OUTLAWRY AT LEEDd—On Tuesday, at the Leeds Bankruptcy . Court, Townes Thee!fall, of Addiughate, York. shire, who is at present in Kirk Lie Gaol, awaiting his trial for a series of very eateusive Lrgeries, was outlawed for re fusing to appear to the summons of the Bankruptcy CJIMMiI• sinner to pass his lost examination 'fhe reason awigned for the bankrupt's nonappearance woo, that it might prejudice his trial at the LiverpciA aasises. This may appear singular, as, in the event of being acquitted at the &Niue, he is, under the Bankruptcy Consoltdattun Act, liable to be transported he life for disobedience to the summons of the Bsskruptcy Coact. PROTECTIONIST DEMONSTRATION IN SUFFOLK.— . Btowinarket was oe Thursday made the scene of a proles tionist demonstration, in the Asps of a dinner. Coven mere laid for 800 persons. Mr. Warrington. M.P., took t h e Muur in the room of Lord Faversham (confined by the gout), and supports! by Mr. Bennett, 11. P., Mr. Gooch, M.P., Mr. Fernand, Mr. G. F. Young, and several of the local gentry sad clergy. After the dessert, the bus uses of the evening aaassenaid, and the usual complaints of the protectionists followed. 1,020 bottles of wino were distributed amongst the distressed agriculturists, and 1.020 voices joined In throe times three to the health o: her 31ajesty, and in the national asthma afterwards, the words, "Confound their politico, frustrate their knavish tricks," bal.., evidently used in a double seosu. Mr. Young sad Mr. /Vessel were the chief speakers. CREMORZIE OARDINS.—Lost night these w rrdess ware attended by a large concourse of people, to taess an moat lade by Lieut. Gels in the "Normandy Balloon:* The Nepalese ambassador and smite were ran I t in the Mlle Ware asing. 1849. .SF 871 86e 154 31 19 61j 76e ... 1711 2183 15 lli 1261 76i 26 71; 211 1074 £RAPPIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WESK. 1860. 87; 17 • Num°, Railway. B&►rux. 1849.1 £619 53 Bedfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackhurn,&W t.Yorit Bristol and Exeter lee no 143 latif 230 CaWad= Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dahlia and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Nortolk Eutarn Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Funnels Railway Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E. Lineolnah Great Southern and Western(l) Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leads and Think Liverpool,Croshy, & Southport' Lando:amid NorthWestara London and Black wall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Weste•rn ' Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, its., Manchester, Shelf., & Lin oln. Manchester and Soot b J ue. silos Maryport ant Carlisle Midland 2461 89 12r 470 171} 239 1,002 613 4,674 6,316 2,244 233 948 1 1850, riL1,624 259 1,272 114 1634 Si 1791 897 1 4 3,553 t 0,659 1,628 1 4,0041 2,360 3,325 1,29 2,243 3,476 17,3841 1,676 , 44,4151 491 i ao Midland Great Westarn.(l)... • Newcastle and Culisle (North British North Staffard.hire North Western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union 'South Davon South Butorn South Wales SnutnYork.,Dueutr r & Gook Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction ;York, Newcastle, Berwick 'York and North Midlud • .6io 8,126 6,746 3,726 264 45,404 1,190 12,039 ,11,910 154 4,358 652 1 22,571 I 1,127 2.2% 3,334 1,536 375 126 1,424 303 1,903 1,2761 436 1.238 987 515 885 290 j 256 1,i12#1 1 13,162 '8,638 332 . 49,026 1.241 :1,984 12,762 764 26 714 211 1074 _ 014.1L10N. Amiens and icuuCoslSe I Dieppe .... .Niontereau and Troyes n Northern of France Orleans to Bourgcs(CeLt.) Orleans to B rd. aux Paria and Chines !Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre MINES. 275 6,276 686 24,106 1,123 2,321 3,733 ;2,582 639 1,1:4 . ide .436 2,101 15,006 .1,624 1,019 2.4;t 946 243 13,692 9,127 1,374 6,58 694 15,102 2,41(4 2,737, 7,4081; 7,506 7,2451 7,900 3,21,51 3,365 1,931 918 840 20,072 2,766 I 3,218 (From the Mini, Jeurnat.l There has been during the past week much activity in the share market, although the amount of ec'ual hu.inesa done has not been large. Ingo:ries for sl,nes in lead;ng mines cor.ticue ; but compare . ively few silk, are to be found. The mines generally are rept.sente.l as to king w.ll. Inquiries hors been made fir West Caradm, Mary Ann, South lismet, Levant, Trevi-key aid Barrier, Condurrow, Tretbellan, and Tresavesa. We learn that an impn; went has taken place at Bolmin Moor Consils, and some basin's has been done in the shares. The Linares report of this week is of crcat imp:ranee, inasmuch as they are now developine whole ground; the lode is procreesively improving. In Wilsan's shaft, the lads is worth from 5 to 6 tons per Ism, and a consider-hla extent of tribute ground will be laid tpen. The Iv* in the 45 fm. level east is worth 4 tens per fen , and one pitch in the back of this level is worth from 7 to 8 tens per fm., whilst other points in the min are holdir.g out great promise. Since our last notice, 23 tons have been weighed in store at the mine, =akin tits amount there 1041 tons ; whilst there is at Sevil!e, and recently shipped from thence ISO tons The Ettaticnal, with 72 tons at leat, arrived at St. Katharic‘'s d mks yesterday. In foreign mines transaction; in the fallowii g share. have taken place:—St. John del Rey, Linares, C4hre, Saw lap, and United Mexican. Advice% have been rereivcd from the &raglan mines. The St. John da Rey letters me to the tith of M :nr nishing the produce for April at 22,167 Mts., from 5,222 tons of ore, giving a profit for the mo.ith of 2,9051 9s. 9.1. TALLOW MARKLE—THIS DAY. The market is steady, and there is no:hise to-d Prices are nominally as fellows:—Town Tallow. 355. nett; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 93.; Oc•ob i r to December, 375. 6d. buy en ; ditto separate installs, 335. M T AVEDAOIIB.—Town Tallow , 33.5. ; Est', by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian Tallow, alt. 64 ' • melted stuff, 28s. ; rough, 175.; Tallow graves, 9i . ; good dregs, 6s. The stock of colonial and foreizn fee the past neck is not above 1,300 casks greater than a. the some time in the previc US year, whereas deliveries are rather lartcr. an ; prices rule 24. to 3s. per cwt. under that period. In Russian on the spot the tali s made have been to a limited for all prpost I. hut holders are firm, and obtain 36.. 63. to 86s. 91. for fine Petersburg yellow Candle, and 31. to 63. r cwt. hue for inferior sorts. For delivery in the last three months of the year the sales mad* have been upon a sz.all Icel., at 37c. 63. to 37e. 9d. per cwt. Free on hoard the ratio p tid are from 331. 10s. to 341. per ton for this stud next month. In home melted operations are upon a larger it:ole for present dei.very at 335. 6d. to 365. per cwt. nett each. Other deccripticns of Tallow are not so freely offend Ice cola, and, as the 41, Irma 's getting better, there is no further reduction in prices. THE MANCHESTER MONUMENT TO SIR ROBERT PEEL—The fund in behalf of the pro,)ore,: statue to the late Sir Robert Peel, in Blanchester, ::as Lilvacced to uperatill of 4.5001. KING'S COLLEGE —The ant.u..l digribution cf prizes at this college took place 'est. rosy, in the presence of a numerous assembly of visitors. The chair was to hova been taken by Sir R. H. halls, M.P., bat owing to the cir cumstance of the hon. gentleman bzing unavo.dably detained in the House of Commons, the proceeding' were presided over by the Rcv. J. 8. Anderson, master of Linceln's-ion. As on termer similar occasion, a wire bar of recitations, selected from the ancient and modem clessics, wete delivered by same of the principal students, end, speaking gcnerally, in proportion as these could be apdreciated by the au dience. was the applause warm and Romal. ALDERMAN CARDEN has appointed the Rev. John F. H. English, son of the late Sir John Ecgllab, of Wesley house, near Brentwood, E•esz. Pi his chaplain, an I Mr. Henry S. Law, of the firm of Vasdercorn and ILaw, Blobs lase, Caanossetreet, u his under sheriff. THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OP 1831. On Wednesday afternoon, a meeting of the Manchester .:Jtn. mittee for the promotion of the objects of this exhibitiam was held in the Manchester Towr.-hell, the Mayor in the exit, for the purpose of laying befi•ra the members the repbes which had been received from th^ comatimioners to two questions which had been asked by the committee. Tco hr.t question was, " Wh,ther attacks marked • not I.ar competition' would be admitted to the exhibi tion." The answer which had been received was to the effect that the commissioeers, being ital. owl to reward excellence wherever it presents it self by a general emulation, and nut by individual competi tion, and being at the same time de s irous not to i n j ure t h e abied manufacturer by rewarding objects of inferior nit ri•r, because they only happen to be in competition, trust that the Blanchester committee will be of their opinion, that should not be admitted to the exhibition, it marked, Not for competition." The second question was, whetter the commissioners would be prepay. it to confirm any guar-n -tee of epee, which the local committee might make for the admiuion of certain articles. The commissioners state.', in reply, that they were desirous to confirm the ace of th, committees as far as possiti.e, and recostmended that the committee should in moat casts communicate with the cow , minimum, in order that they might determine the amount of 'pasta be allotted A CHILD DROWNED ITT ITS lißoTHEa.—John Hato, a boy of 10 years of age, was sesterday morning ex amined before the mayor of Nolinghun, on suspicion of having committed a murder. It appeared that he had been absent on Wednesday eight from the house of Ida (other, a framework knitter, and had token with him his youngest brother, &child of li months old. The hither being aluadd at hie sbeeace, a search was set on foot, and at 7 o'clock on Thursday evening_ the rigour wm met cn the Long -tow, in Nottingham Market-place, without his brother. H. ice quiretimU by his father, he declared be knew nethinor of the child, nor had he taken him out. He at length Ad mitted that hie brother was dead, that a big boy had c anis up to him the was sitting in the meadows, and thrown the child into the river. The child was iuherqueatly found in the river, _neer Willard-gate. The prisoner being again quesioned, sad the child had rolled into the river. An an• quest was held in the afteraoon, but after sitting for some Wee and buries evideatie, the coroner and jury agreed to ' an adjournment. f~ ~. t, o A )• - . ..'''),..:j - " . ..., .....r; * l , .P•li il , ' - ' t•'(1•••1 ,-1,04 If Si $ 1i da 7 i 7 1 .. i 1 Pm 27 29 0 21 4 16 1 .. i i . :p. 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