The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-08 00:00:00

V' ..01106.• ', tr. , ;1 a;, for eArriage, upon J. cb. CULVioI:WELI.'4 %CV/ ITOIXL uw. 1v ft, I'S. II4 YMKNI of LIFE. I. ••• r• , •••••*104a, had motel Ws of time.' ••,•* -•;.• Mitorr.“ Iforniew —Pan!. • r.e.- Ipsho-1 t, Parts, Lines. WV . I It , cler pkeßtt p:Aste—Opetry .ps= j• - • r N nee a, Ilomii—Mari•— •: f r.ti r.r . z, hteepiag, Lath. 4g.. Ak. Mae • UrnAINS. 2 vols. Is. web ; ►J pia. ,• I 14 . —bet& folibber A. he. —lloo . uoissemo o I. i..IT, iDllll4lCoiel ee•-• )• SIAM olf COW,. My ran." t elm .out leave ant ewe) of erre A .. esvooliod e eq...At•on, tbot harem*. the -lot ' , biros*. bur o- %holy, at d ..bit ab orot r. e• foe •I.et .a 4 Optical terolatios wiiAi I I ..*Arvree•-•+).; M 22, 03rrkill ; Com Mos to tn., rum the Argra.ileAlm. ara• %KY Cog or —As 'lt utulNy last at tiwashee, es the body et Jaw daue!cor. t.f hese and Illsnrertt Jones, netittnsi war ass , a. To. dtt.mal wee seers dy tatted, and aPerwarde .tarred, et tha swigs ism of 'event of the neighbour's, takeetpe.r.v:el mespeeloile which bed leen reiaed, and a NM"' m teeseducion tal place. It woe then die lend Vert Ike antertuaste y .ung woman had been ; sad Awes puns i by 1. r elieth Jones that she saw Joa , t Jut. a t'.s moiler wt the dee._ wd, while her aiikar we- suit tine the put+ of lab ner, squeeze her • the peep... c 1 otter iying the chid. She requested m.n might he .eat for, but the mother and sei 1 ILL wretch soon get over her tr.,o4eu Ti,.. witr.tm le ft the aso•her squeezing her daurrte. Ma in • met inhuman talll , alai when she returned soon rolrds 0 .- fund It.. ver.it w men dead. After • . " •.i. d ••. 4 jeep refer... 4 • verdict of seerdcr aaaii.st Mugu.% and Elizabeth Jews," sad rig wan orairailktt for trill. LRELAND. ~,......* 6 . 4 14... 4 , ; , g 1 • 4:0 2.... d . ..... '".. ' ....111C. 0 .:,,, 1,2,.., F V CLANII SF.I.F- SUPPORTING LREL AN 1 . , i o r .. i - ... Cu, s '' ' . tliteaa Nar.TV. , . - ~,a • .1..: etre at Itlllieb Roark at. -.-- a • '', ; • t• - ", w: r r . ter pewee et perreeing ' '.• ''. '' jr• - ....,:rtt fir tte these beet rays by Cher- Some extensive sales were effet 4 •- • ....: ii. A..., ...rim. ek a . Ircumbered FAtates Commiesior • . „lac, mu. .ci us e iaresastrstewoo • , ' ' :,.....••• b..' at gems. Whoa's, Matcher% the ir court for the (cession to one .. ..,,,,... of the Rotunda The first cats! •" 1311 It/t°W74 ILA ' ) Sm. Ilnes. Clanaannan (Kelly), in the coo J. M. NOS LAS, Lab i . . -- -- taiuing 392 acres, and producing . i. \ k a-ci FANIILV PROVISION.— charges , o t , 166 1 „ 84. gd. per sap h‘l - ' • '. - .• • i n i ... ~. attention le invited In the __ of ..r Michae l Kelly, , .1 . . ~, „•°;,,..`,:.. „,, :D..... sad to the wallartv sd. Pe rt .m • , • •, „ „ ~,she .s, teed ta the 1103 , M•411 tiro- pure/mass by Mr. Charles Lerner . . • ~: , II ..s. .s be si,ooo- - ~ .••13, • ai r s The fine and extensive estates • .. • , pay wen! tt......... CM o fl Lambert, of Beau 'arc, tathe c .......„ 44 le • 7 G then put up in nine lots :-The all ht ., uni • l, . a ., mai , lb. it an , with magnificent demesne and =ciao . , .. i• • : ,„ the ..I,y Ineuntle petrel* of Or and the lands ef Dollardstown, • . ~, ~..„ „a, tge reser to bserew sod s war ia. ' sum had been expended by th , . - ' •• • ''' ' A. .1' w:wity a the irdk7 . ,• .,.,1 guy rumour, and at a aver. The first bid made was 13,0004 petition lay between four partici Uri.; in amount fern • : • ....,. .5. !...te.i in this 557. • 14 sentative of the Marquis of Coal . Isere them **duty of merry for dab a gentleman named Anglia, wi i -• ' ' ."- -....." 'c aw " tl66 ` Preanture tt..th i the nate purchaser at 17,1601. The . . ~,-. by ari.A; premising payatr donne • , '*‘•**.., seas. tr vmdetJetedly mom writable ; the purchaser of the second It - ' • . erase sera • fro * loirm inn erte e n neW eine acres, held in fee simple, fa ' . ~,weed, as easstiu!Du a knwirabie in. ._ _. _ ate barb et lib essurracey and this wing at the rate of 33 'easel , • -. lot, comprising the lands of Pat • , •• N ; i'%111:46 Airl'lftEitt.-letendlig life a profit rent of nearly 5001. ' • :•• • :,......, ....inner.. the pnecip!re rates. and ••- 'i Pros:dent imitation with th..se 0t tho sum of 11,000 L, being o , • • -.4.. chase. The remaining lots pro( • . - . are divisible oar the paltry . - •* , ~, ~,,,,k per .....; arowiitrAo same of 2,5G0/. (or 19 yea.* 1 , I ....., y. st. r atm: rasa arleasis the loi.ustr yeah' purchase), 1,8001. (19) 3 3001. (151 s ears' purchase). . •.: r .: .• spee Mum • forth barer. vv... ...4 the vase of premium is the few- the Meath proverty. The tic • . . . .. ~.4f the „wow aim sate, csa , m bi. , estate in the K ng ' s minty, 1 ~ • of 181. Ts. I ' d., which sold fon -..-“, ....nee. years ' purchase on the rent.). ... ~,,....., ssut•so to ram!. yia trim is a line of houses in the town of Gall •' . ~ , r., du; ' , I, AWN - Ili - 14 - krinut44 chased for 4301. The whole al • • • ; ..• .n sei st. 11, Mearrenstreet. • sale of these estates amounted ti . . .t - ,•:c • r. Az... do Steretery Ss, Laudon. , estates in the cour.ty or Longt L , i;it N I ' It O% IN I. E BAN K. in eight separate lots, seven c , . ... ~.... c r 0, Ord 11, v ie 0.• disposed of, the sale of one c • . l• ..poN oil V. erstissisa mews, Toe,. produ c ed in the aggregat • i.... ••A . 3 1-i'Niti t X a tide en t ib.i 4 nannts The concludirg sale of the de , , • , ~ .Y . .......! i . t 4 al, k l ar ETT N ar pn 4 el E- c 4 agD TMi li of houses and premises in Do • - • , • c., ..es ta the colony. or to Muse who 2,0001. The gross SUM realise , • . •• - "•'•( P' e 'W e •It Peee math.. either et effected during the day was 6; ... • r...i I.:Aatc% Link. AlleD4 Ray ; ..... '. .:e time : and the Bark Omar noteeu, exception already mentioned, I • . ...,..r.-11) wrZer a 17. e noud 0 ; Dinennin% bought up. r. w. treas . Cerise. . . ; ‘ , ;lc rE.tItS and CHILDRILIS COTS. some houses and building plot I • • . ••- 1 , 0 , 1 ,1 ,! "MP. raimmd • la I". sad Res, and belenginiEto Osage Davey J. ,,, .... • d. ^,... weds. Lail witla dread: . __, . , ..„, „ire, WILLIAM mil* ee fair prices. Tn. gross sum ri • . ~.W.1011•11. o S. lavoN sales effected during the day an .. ... c•c , .....uvre omen of Mesas- ..- • ..e ...in.:. 11 . . yet ere .be beret lathe sne Erening Mud gives the ' • ' ~. • ...a the execs r nuntoCuter. or of a shocking case of murder . - . . . .•. .•;•••••'. e:!, is t o lien end w et ehen ___...._ tested in the county of Tippers. ~, . .. , •-,,. ei tr. n bnloteede et lin. GE eneb. Clonatel, Thursday even itt,r.-A t• :WA , . o' env, Uwassouter7 elltele, velars murder was perpetrated I • .. ......t..... La wo .:retree,.. 6.1... IWO. this toms on Surlily night hest, or .. • .iag Ow stria being a man some IT ... 1., : . i' • •• • i•11.1.7".-An iitviconttiag,ageosatie, part of the property in this county • ' s f sm•r"m° rmr•mram377 "dim'. The, resides at Craiserath, in the count •• .i.iat, et...r.b.e the licked a urnitl • • •. , .. ~ menu t,„ nat . deceased came to resi d e In the ~ . , ~,,D0 2, 5. resort rograbaa• bear. met with 90 untimely an cad about ... I, .1,.0 the emottarion el MI mord tn. suemeded the former caretaker Inc . : p.ties: to ;wive% health. Nose are holt-past 9 o'clock oa Sunday nip' • . • . - - ,• sir. "re ' , rine Pt o ,_;":ente„ ~". "T . . the Property , and not returning, • • .t. i. ...An. r••“:-Ereet; Legu".. •'' en " e lowly ornia in search of him, a • 5- i.. 1 .I_, 7t. al., and family packets et . li en a • . • • .....e sealer. ihroaul.wat the anti& site of • a boveheen, quite insetahlt •,... nab Dun.-Wheleee'e Linda's agent.: bead and one on the leg, which h. m • • ... t .r.iliton.euem : Urals, St. Lou'. inflected with cue o r the prom a .. i..... Chen:need: deeper, 131, 01.1; it; dietely went and gusted the f . ...Wird-Wel. Walsh, who lived near, sad had V ' -•. ,IlNi.i wATER FROZEN IN "' in t Wal ' h then reported OH • . •:AwTEltes. PATENT JIA.P. Decinite., tatiOretet William rsn.nn.raib t .n: IN . • , tetp pr.whier, or, ore ~...,,,i ;,,, who at once tint fur medical ern 1 s• . . • teal It. enslina, art hemming Appii • of no avail, as the injuries that D • • er.i. at s tr Meg ewer. teem a nature that he died dark • . • • '..NT AE t:ATEU td OA WATER and •as held on Tuesday, and a verdi ' ' :. ' • ' • - b7 which ninla Win" I, 'made , end dull came by kis death in consequence I will purr turhoeic Acid Gas in a few .... T., .., ca „. 4 ., , „ vv .. , .„ 10 „,..,,..„,,,. • in. person GT persons uLlenown. . . • • ..•.•. cat!28121.1". A Sala Water, Lemotaiist Some serious riatieg has tai . u.e. to. tween the military and the et • , ... improved PATENT ROUST BM . it .CIIINE.a. ert.',h ele..a and brilliantly priash as is MIMI in such eases, in a :. •”(s, .alit g 011 Wan appear *wilt° sew. WWII of the civilians have ' • • ~. Wee. eite., price a:: .., &I taw 61., awl • • • - ..r‘ Mg* coed tre.dreoei..l.4 rent vet tree. Tbe by blows from the soldiers ' be ' co &Ls+ and coro)sers Der i•• 2 &Vials, the by summer assizes, whist • •i. lo mt-sammr e 011°14""m ‘r 1 • M'e'lon' throughout Ireland , will fors , w, re the tart eseptaeal ritil conrineed. The . , ...• •rd ~, al c . ..inatte. that have been held for the satisfactory state of the caleni AR LOW'S NEM' IN. tio3 of perslntl crime, and, i • '''''' ' 13 VE N TED SELF-ACTING STPIION almost total aba - nce of or T AP. lAI ;KM No YEs - v.era.::: mete - w al,. Vet, tkder, or ether Itqwin item In opening the corn, o, t s-- - •... from f '''' "°!ro " 5 * "mt " 'awl", sizes, yestaday, tae Lord • r.----, -A thic. use last i int sr 1 Its draws as geed r ,14 tet ' '' - A should say for the moor part • - • - ssioi to be found ammgst the chi _.l . er - cl - aracter which would indict -`..._. k . ...:_ar...,.........) tilftij_ - • a general insubordination of . ..... -,. o — illail , r - The crimes for the meat part i 11 i :,:„ 7 , particular cause, rather than uf dieguie:u • le ur insubordina r I therrnt • warranted to dear Ito en't in atrocity have no doubt beci • 1. . o " "I'' °I 'hi f'r ! " 4 ' : * td " et eent parts of the country, and a 11 ,tee to ray pa•t o. Lasland (it two are Lutenist b. lti. e eh; Ditto eketro.pl..tril that prolific source of crime fir rlier r. tv:., , .. M. :oats state of the landlord at ll.e al. i.e enevarho will explain its • .. 30 .. a 1,. th. 1 0 ,.... k., D ca,.4 ea on the whole, the state of the , . the by a the plug , ' (wnien •a. • hole 0 1 1- undeniable signs of improven. pow, ,be ate-tube I.!. tualeient air Tutees -' • . ji, . t h r ,,, ii b i .Dt0 ,,,,, r ., ` ; D ,..,,,..b i , D,,,,,,, ;Ike ark Examiner says : - • V. •i to run r.i.tri•ty; a; en .as tap is turned whom WC can fully rely state se r.. c . .....::•e,..3 ',lre. is rvatioo, that the potato t JAMES LALILJUV:, 14, ling Wilibm- ' ' • ... Eg.::!i•lart 1- a. N.V.-None are genuine extensively in Kerry. ..1. -c• :or 311.; whir-•s. Similar accounts reach us .... • • ...er...d t: io; pin: er..a . : , , wr,rranted to Darters. but they are alma ..• • ~ t .upotiri v Irak.** sad rad! hi. NEW ( lulu • . ... ui . ..ei • re.l4l ,to su:wrsede the bung ir.g method by the journals in which th ' •• • . ..c..: 1... er saw- Tholes& euppilmt. ii generally found, it is said, JUsT OCT. tion shows the symptoms of Q . !. • Nio ;) ERN HOUSEWIFE. — The the fatal blight of late years. i •.- : • raw.: i . P ub. 1 ' 41 4 th!4 da T • Iblg I" so and that it is not a °try( •,• cft 1',..1 ter the Author, sad wirers et rible . • •,. ,i Di rt...id ' ,d m .. ....o ,areal ...A dos. ap evil which prevents . el.. n ... rot.;; tad iglu experbeents made lar existence. . ' • •%;.uri weiro is a:Maser Leadaa. be the ----..-. • .• - , .. -rnpLin and Yergall. WEST MI NST ER-BRI IrG E.—: - - , .•. 1: ,-;.;,,pATific WORKS B y D R . / A rm. committee of the Commons, date ri- •r. ll' 'llfit.ltYA 1 HIC DOMESTIC MEDI- reoolothm mmoft "That the ift. ' •% ' . ' write lberawdet bee, eledh,l2a. have been creamed on the po ..t. , ..,..rowially ...bred to t..e ire of ass , that the foundatila of West:tains • rinally vicious, the bridge can a, . ' •'•"" t' n't TPon-and. limo , e:oth, le. Now, as the majority of Witil • • • '.. ....• •. ..1.... iy Pra Ake. • . •- '. , :.r.; i. 7,4. n aa th , .. Method se novae ahould gas FA Loihiag; and that • - r t.....,...i Inf..n .v. cnnpepunp tle, es...epriii. sithatqu.nt report, aNU should . .114. ...:. E .d . • ion. To which are newaied maintain • temporary !plugs di ~ he .. II .nwt,,...tt Tteatimat ed Albedo= la. seat airee • ere. ” It perhaps ma ' t 5 i itt.ii. .w.,,, r'.;:t.,... of a temporary bridge, en opj I 4 `'• I • . 1 U'. it 'X 1 . , l'All!: . rILA CTICI a Twin. viewing th• sew Pl lace from a the new straeture (for repairing 5 ti ... r •er 1 r.t•it-w , ,-. `eat t. it irck. out of the que.tion) will start I EX7I:%. Ttt 4xprt%% SPORTING. Dennis, JOLT 8. effected yesterday by the Cornmiasioners, who adjouraid one of the large rooms estate offered was that of county of Galway, con lacing a profit rent, after all - annum. It was the pro ally, of Swords, and was Lemon for 3,230/. - *es of Gastavus William county of Meath, were e first comprising the mansion-house of Beau-pare, detown, upon which a vast by the former proprietors. ,0001., after which the corn parties, one being the repre of Canyngham • and, finally, was decla red the forte- The same party was also 1 lot, consisting only of , for which he paid is' purchase. The Ur Painatown, and y ielding ' per annum, realised , nearly 23 years' pur produced respectively the s purchase), 3,0001. (21 ' pars' I.urchase), and Those lots comprised ighth lot was a small producing a profit rent for 370/., or nearly 20 The last lot cooested Tway, which were par amount reali-ed by the BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. LIVERPOOL CUP. bTICKES. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEER. Um DAT. _ _ _ to 42,270/. The Ji;ssop /ford were next offered of which were toldily only being adjourned. aggregate the @am of 17,2001. the day was of around rate Dublin, which produced Heed by the various ales 05,2701. ; and, with the every lot was readily WEDNZSDAY„ At Lsvre.—The 4:4; ssCl;•..;:ciuded. At Livrrpool.—The above match cui.cluded. At Rireeittem.-B , veatham • West Wickham. At o datock.—Woodstock T. Bicetter. A. Gide-cotattion.—Cliffe Clarence v. R3clttater. THURSDAY. _ _ for the day consisted of plots in and near Dublin, way, M.D. They sold for I realised by the various amounted to 63,2701. the following particulars w which has been perpe- Ipperary : A most barbarous and re• within s nee few mile. ..f r early tit,: f..l'awing =ern- AI Dwane, metals. r O'ffr ity of Mr. Netterville, who icy Math. The nafurtn me neighboarbood were he A three weeks ego, kavinit m charge of the land,e. About night he went to look after ig, hie wife went on the fol. and found him lying in the le, with two wounds on the .d the apyweranet of being la pi•thfak. She family of a tartan, nunid I the body oohveyed to a t. eecurreece to the neate.t E q., J.P , of Lake fie.d. .eance, which was, rower, r, Deane rec. ind were of so wing the day. An inquest relict returned that deceased of injoies feflicted by cos:. At ti'r! —The above ;111.cti --- eontiatted. At the Oval —The above match continued. At Beckenham-place.—The above match entioutql. SATURDVf. taken :Owe at Ne-cry, b•- civilians. It oriKinated, public-bouse broil, and been severely wounded belts. deb are now commencing rtis excerion to those ,e the last few years in the calendars, showing a dimicu tnd, with few exceptions, an organised resistance to the tmi,sim a the Ciare ar Cuirf Justice said :—" I it there is scarcely a trace charges exhibited of that idicate the least symptom of or agrarian disturbance. • secm to have arisen from _t than fr,m ary geteral spirt ibordinatioa." Crimes of great ;:n perpetrated in 'anon, many of than arise from %me in Ireland-41e anorna ` and tenant relations • but, public morality ebibits Leni. " A correspondent upon states, from h:s personal oh ditease has re-appeared Ai occasionally from other (most invariably discredited they are pabl.shed; acd it that a cla.er exam:na- decay not to be those of rears. Cud gra:t it may be -coos fear only of the Ul-- flit/I from admitting its , In the third report of n ated fith ffußust, ibtn, the first majority of the witnesses who e point, 4:occur in the st-tement festesinster-heidge hating been osi eaa never be permanently sound." witnesses comprised the first civil •tiewhat odd that such opinion at in June, IMO, without any I be introdoced r. to build and during the repairs of the pre ./ may be, that as, by the erection a opportunity will be afforded of .roni a more chstaut point, alter all, repairing the " vicious" old bridge is cqc dn) rill start fr .m the wharfs north of the wad of C mtrol, thus carrying a mew line of road by Charles street into St. James's-park, relieving Glint Wargo-affect of much of its traffic, and leaving it more free as an approach from the park to the houses of parliament, at the same time giving an opportunity for clearing away the mess of old dilapidated buildings lyirg between Charles-street and Dawning-street ass proper site for the records, being in im mediate eon/intim with the State-paper office and the prin cipal government offi de. This plan scents to possess rainy atinatagre, and thr injury done to property in Bridge-street mstaid be comparatively trifling. It Is understood the south side of Bridge-strect is to be removed for the New Palmas yard quadrangle, the houses on the north side thus becoming far more valuable as private or official residences.—Brakler. CREATING TIM POOL—At a meeting of the board of guardians of the Poetess union (llonte), on Wednesday last, the subject of the bread delivered to the poor was made the subject of dismeadea, is consequence of wasspliiiuts as to its being slider weight. It appeared that the Irma was supplied by four different contractors, amounting to 1,490 loaves per week, and on being weighed by the authorities, it was found that out of It.o loaves supplied by one contramor, only 8 were of full weight some being from 6to 12 °obese short. Of the who's nasality of 1,490 loaves, there wee an average deficiency of 21 ounces on each loaf. The result of this ex. paean boa been that the relieving officer is, foe the future, to weigh the bread on receiving it, and to be hold responsible for its bring full weight. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE TRENT VALLET RAIL WAY.—On Saturday an engine driver employed on the Lichfield portion of the London and North Western Rail way, lost his life by coming in contact with one of the arches which mosses the Ilse. He was driving a luggage train be tween this city and Tantworth, and Wag apprehensive that somethlag wee out of order with the train, he leant over the side of the engine and looked towards the trucks. Un fortunately, wbile so engaged, the upper pert of his body came ia contact with the lower portion of one of the bridges, which threw him off the en gine on to the same line of rails the train was travelling, and it was supposed the whole of them passed over him. Ltith his lege at the knee were nearly severed from the body, his right hand was tut off, and his shoulder dislocated. With all haste be wan re• moved home, awl aft r neatly four hours' dreadful agony he died. No blame appears to be attribut able to say o f the • company's °Mous. . -- --- Sto 2 apt Windhollgrata (t) I 10 to 1 agstllakloffeamtfalln2 6to t Cockennouth (t) (off tot) 7 to 1 Backbiter 10 to 1 Wild lose (off tot) Any odds ailed has boas had against eith er the fo:lowiag : R. Unita, Vaaapyro. Dough, Captain Grant, and Yang of Gude. to 1 spot Ramo (t 9 to 1) 11 to 1 list Won't you wow Out to 1 Roowatorat (t 9to 1) to Night to 1 Wlodiateiratz 11 to 1 Glen boatel (t 9to 1) 111 tot Intabary GOODWOOD CUP. 4t) 1 agat Oases& (t) 11 1 0 t 3 1 apt Ptt•ford oto 1 Mont.- P Mont.lO to Nut bell (off tt) Ito 1 Cowan ET. 2to 1 spat VoltWur (1$ to 1) 11l E to R. 1 oast Bolinabroko 3to 1 12 to 1 Beetkuntee 9to 1 Pitgotel DERBY, 1231. 10 ti 1 apt Ortolan (t Q 129 to 1 oast say other. is IOW". W i yet atobaa been baelted br tbe Livapool Cap at 2 to ',for the Goodwood Makes at 6 to 1, end toe the St. Leger at 20 to 1. ;T -- At Lords.—Hent v. Fo4i.a . The respective thrum will be ea follows Kest —N._F•hist, NA • A Minn lisq_; Alm" emir*. me" mama.. wardaish. W. Pilch, Pilch. Winsher, Ennlanl.—Sir F. %thirst, J. M. Lee, Etq. ; W. Nicholson. Esq.; Dm, Clarke, Comterton, Day, Guy. J. Lillywhite, Yam Wiaden. At Sun. hanaptoo.—Nruth Hants v. Gentlemen of Wht cleshr A' Liverpool.—Lvemmol v. Burton-on-Treat. To mot:mow, At Lu.Ps.—The above match continued. At S nithanipton.—The above youth continued. At Liverpool.—The above mvertt continued. At P, rum —Portsmouth and But HAUT Seth Ilsnle At Windsor P.A.—Windsor Home Perk (I'.uh, a dare At Beer,.® 14.—Bmeonatield • Aylesbury. At Kahan —Bahr, Albert •. Dectset. At K.nstngtom—Keasistron Amateurs T Portland Cub. At Woo.wiett.—Woolartatt Town Club •. City Club. L - ird'e.—Harylsboas Club and Ground v. I:ambit:ton_ —The slee.na will be al under :—kliaylelaine—Ron. Col. Liddell, Sir F. Bathurst, R Kynaaton, R q., W. Nichol son, E.q .T. nooses, Rag .T. C. Taylor. E-q , C Watson, EA., F. Waileson, Esq., Main, Dean, Lillywnite, L. amine ton.—L ird Cuerr.sey„ Lord Bunchlsy, Lord H. Lo ft us. W. Bran, E q., Itsuhirst, Esq ,R. T. Kier, Esq., C. Swiy talks, Itsq., J. Wyoch , Rm., J. Wynne, Esq., Armitai.e, l'arr, Winton. A: the Ovid —Surrey v. Ksnt —The following atoms h tee h'-e Warted for this grand match :—Sarrey N . Esq , C H. Hoare, Eaq., J. M. Lee, E.q , Brockwell, Callyt, Icing Cm u, Cluster, Day, L ekyer, Martino/tit fittermi.n. Kent: lion. R. Bilith, A.:Mcnn, Esq.. Adams, Clifford, Hilly. r, Hinckley, L:fitere, Martin, filch, W. Pilch, Whither. At Beckenbant-place.—l Z . custi v. II re'er's E'rern. A: Copenhagen tiround.—Ahianue Y. Butsti.:.4 Yemen. A: ISsaley.—lttaley v. Chillehitret. Fitt DAY. At Lord's.— I Ziagarfv. Homes of Lora. and Comment. Ttis will be the go y.% L....Lc the metropolitan season, for not only will the (Epees' Can a pear in toll Zingarian cm twee, but the oressinn will be honoured by silage gathering of ti. uratocrocy, For the remoptim of the ladies pstron- Imes a opaciout marines will be raise, whibt for their toptc'al amusement one or two military bands will trt in attendance. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1850. LAW INTIII,LIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. THE GORHAM CASE. Cloiwaw v. MI BISHOP OF BIRTH& —3CDOICIST. TSIS day having been appointed for the delivery of the judgment in the Court of If sonequer, on the rule obtained to show muse why a prohibition should not issue spinet the Archbishop of Canterbury and Sir Herbert leaner Fast, prevr , ding thtm from putting in force a monition tuned by the Arches Court, directing the Bishop of Birter to mad in the lateen of instituthin to the vicarage of Brampford Elpeke, the court was very folly atter.ded by mans suitor to hear what is indentool to be the final decision in this saw. Shortly atter ten o'clock the learned judges entered the court and to their marl on the ben-h. when Sir F. Pollock, the Chief Der"n, proceeded to read thudgment of the court, which was that the nil* be discharg ed with costa. Smara Owl Omni. swap prise 9111 eleldpereesL AI 111 Time pi OM. 11i91904 - a Pr til — le 35 71 Itolt ste ngai. 6 4. 7 ; l l 7ir fest. pse am.) 111 .• . 3 13 94 MUNN* that) lager(tel. led. pee day) Us. • 1 4 1.1 Seism Onstite filt.oottv. Is.per eh. of M. aqui te/1 pee emit. per 4=4 7l le 4 1 9 Oral Watews* jew. at the tate al 4 pi seat /r te ee en.) tentemitire Taiteithet £l4O . IS 111 7 13tork (die. at ne Ms st 3 par Nat per sats.) Load= sad Boa* Widens (dtv. at ne nte of 3 ( pr au pa sae.) U se 61$ Of Louden and North Wotan* (dhidiod at the rate of 6 per cent per saa ) 110 . 4 10 lt) Midland. (dn. at the rata et 0$ par et per @ma) 36 . II 13 101 Booth Erten* (dn. at the tate et 3 per nat. per sae.) 1 1) . THIS DAY. 6 17 11 Two oTtocr. The market has been perfectly steady all morning, with Consols at 961 to I ex div.; at which business I - as been done both fur money and the 17th. The quotations at this moment are the same. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in from 971 to and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., from 99 to 98f. Exchequer Bills of all kinds mark 67e. and 70n. ; and India Bondi, 87n. and 90a. prem. Long Annuities, 8 5-16. Bank Stock, 211. Thu market for foreign stocks is seedy at Sat or day's rates, but Danish has experienced a considerable rise, in conscquecco of the citfitmation of the ac counts of the definitive conclusion of pros between Denmark and Prune* by which the convention of the armistice is ahrogattd. The Five per Centn. hive been done 1021. For Peruvian the market is weaker to day; the Active s mak 82f. Only a small amount of business has been done in the following dc,cripions : Buenos Ayres Bonds for the 16th inst., at 591 and 68 1 ., D alit& Five per Coats., at 1021. Duch Two-and-r• Half per Cents., at 571,56:, and 571, ex div.; exchange, 12 gal.; ritt) Four per Cent. Certificates, at 88: end 1. Five per Cent. French Recites. at 95rr. 121 c.; exchange. 25fr. 60c. Grena?a, at 18: and a. Mexican, at 30. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1819, at 82; for account; ditto Deferred, at 361 and 3G. - ENOLISII FUNDS. —Tins DAT. Itiok tatork. 205) 11 13 per Ct. t:5O. A0c..96f 7 1 per Ct. Itotl. A/11.6.. !.71 2 311.er Cut. VI 9 4 pro Ct. C0a.A4134.. thus. kacithquot Isslts. C7s. to 701. FOREIGN /DAD. 6 per Ct. ttartrinn 88886. 1 per 4%. Prom% U38..1819 Olaf Ct. Belg. 800th.89 91 Grosto.h Deferral Bdit, 4 5 26 our Cont., 614: ILL Mn.t Ilds.. 30 4 9 per Ct. 11rthillan 114.., 90 S 8 icr Ct. Pornriaa ..141... 83136 LOW Now. ett 91 eortoructe °our.. 331 46 G per Ct. litho .i Arm., 1 8 CI 6 tor 05. Rua tklr..llB 12 I.ltto Mitten NIA.. 98 RI latto Sparthb &N.. 176 I !Otto Cahoot,. ltd. 161... 3 par Ct. Sieol. l l lidg..3jl i Columbian t.quolor Mo. 3I 4 Go. OtZtrred 114... 3 Kr Ct. 1811.1+h 111... 73 5 lOW. Paoli', nat..3l 4 26 por Ct. hutch lido. 57 6 9 per Ct. Vuocoutla G.,. 35 7 1 4 p. Ct Dutch Ciata.. 58 i Vorterwas Ithlerrol 114....121 136 MINCING-LANE.--IHIS DAY. They, is but a small amount of t,u•iutts going on tc-dny in the priest, contra.: market; btr,pcfre, Tea, and Cotton war a Brut appesrsnce. Tho pubic mles of Produce de .rcd for to•morrow are large, viz. Sugar, 250 Ithds. Wst India, 10. 1 :00 hays• Mauritius, 9.000 bass Serial, 1,500 bags Madras, and 150 casks Pi..rto P. co. Coffee: 2 000 b •ps and 300 risks Ce3l.m Cocoa: 200 boas • Saltpetre 700 bogs. Indigo: Too quarterly ask of 12,200 will com mence. Oru—Beal, rak. 311. to 311. 10A.; straw, 301 ; brown and ye3ow, 291. to O.& 104.; A p.ree, 841. to &W. ; peso. matter, 921.; cod, 3.51.; South Sea, 321. to 334 10+; Win Gt'poli, 421 ; Bp4cielt sod Sicily, 411 ; polo, 29A. 10s. to 301.; copes r.ut, 291 10s. to TV.; seed, rape, pale, 3 1 31 1)s. to 371.; Linseed, 321. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Carr's Hartley, 134. 61. ; Well. Red Riddell, 131. Wails End Has well, 15: 9d.: Wail• End Heves, 151. GI Walls Entl Ties, Lit Gl.—Shit• at market, 16'2. TALLOW MARK IiT. 77 THIS DAY. The maket is steady to-day, with a fair demand on the spot, and not much doing for forward delivery. The gu lta• (Mae as preont ruliog ere toll4ws Town Tallow, 33s Gl. nott cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 94.; October to December, 331.; October to December, separate months, 33s 31. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.—(fars Dmr.) 1843. 1840. 1 1830. CAE OF POISONING AT COALPIT-HEATI The looped upon the b:d; of Thom2s Harris, the hatter of Cm!pit heath, abort nine miles from 13restd, and wha, it was alleged fled of poison administered by his wife, was brought to a cenclueioa on Friday. Tree deceased. who was 6.: year, of age, and who had accumulated some raviolis, did rot live happily with Ws wife, who was suspected of bav;rc formed sit improper lir Imlay with a am nutted Curie, a shoemaker. who etc_s:aually visited at the honest. About the middle of April Harris was tat. a 111, comp!aiainc of pain and soreness in the stomach, with vomiting. Me credually got worse, and died on the 29. h. Up a the day of t.:‘ e:atti Curtis was at the bowie, and in lass than three week, after was married to the widow. Tae public mind trceriing excited upon the subject, the body was exhumed, and tte viscera, &a , conveyed to Mr. Ilerspath, the analy tical chemist, who di.e,vered arsenic in constderahle quanti ties in the liver. and in the stomach and intsstil,a. It w.es proved that during his gine s ail the fool, &a., taken by him was prepared by &is wife (the pd. iliattr ) , and that she had been hared to my that she wished he wee 'lead. L was also proved that the prisoner bad purchased half an ounce of arsenic The enoner summed tip the evidence, the pri soner having dedi.r d making aty ca.emenr, and the jury returned av. edict of wilful muater against her. The pri sorer, who was dreseed very r. =Trembly, and who appeared to take very little notice of the prooredinp, was then coin witted for trial at the Glaneester nesse. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The Jelly PIPOSiOII of the above eourt was opened to-day, Wen the Right Hon. the LIM Mayor, the Recorrter, Al lemma Ferebrother, Sir C. bluebell, Hunter, and S.r J. Duke, the Shelia. Uir'er-Sh , riff., &e., ett. Toe Kra; eddies of the calendar contains the tames of 130 privontre. The Recorder, in his charge to the gramd jury, said that the number of prisoners for trial was smaller an usual at the j r.ventllll46:on ; bat this was owing to the-short period that had elapsed sins the adjournment of the court. There were several cLargea of personal violence entered in the cal:odor; but the one which wag of the greatest interest, and which at the same time raised tha utmost sym pathy end the deepest indignation in the breast of every loy.l subject, was one of striking the person of her Majesty the Q men, and, with regard to this charge, he said be shoeld colt their attention, in the course of the Our. h, should address to them, to the very wholesome statute that hen been posed wish a view to the repression of t eta of this description. His lordship then referred to some of the eases of cutting and wounding, and said he regretted to see that the nee of the knife was becoming very pree.,!en*, and that in England at the present time, where such an offence was formerly almost unknown, person , upon very slight /rosette Won, resorted to the use of this de scription of weapon, end very frequently the mos; deadly injuries were inflicted by melt means. The Recorder then said that, basing referred to these charges, it now became hie duty to refer to the can which no loyal subject of the ream could advert to ninon.: feelings of pan acdindignation. It was known to everybody that the calendar contained • charge against a person in a better condition of life than thcae usually 'we re against whom each charges had heretofore been preferred, of having with a nkling-cane nr wick actually struck the person of her Ma ' piety and inflicted some personal injury upon her, and at the game time deranged some portion of her Majesty's dress by the violence made use of. It appeared that although actet bodily injury, in the ordinary sense of the term. was not occasioned by the rot, yet it was not altogether unprodui ' ties of injury, because itappearcd that blood actusliy flowed o d that her Mejesty's forehead was very moth swollen from the t fleets of the blow. If these frets should be established as they appeared in the depositions, it was his duty to itefoim them that they had no power to speculate upon the state of mind or the sanity or insanity of a person who had committed such a strange and extraordinary sot ; but, es he hid before stated, if the fact. should be established by the evidence of the witnesses, their duty would be to send the ease for inquiry before the judge and a petty jury. The grand jury might very naturally come to the conclusion that there must be some defect in the mind or under standing of a man who had committed an act so repugnast to thne feelings of loyalty which reigned paramount in the breast of every man in this country, and par ticularly when it was remembered that this dastardly act had been perpetrated against the most constitutional a- vertign that they had ever perhaps had the happiness of living under in this country. He bad therefore telt it neces airy to caution them that they were precluded by the law from giving effect to any such impression, and that the question as to the sanity or insanity of the prisoner could alone properly be disposed of by the pettyj ur ',under a statute expressly ref rring to that subject. The 'cured recorder then proceeded to mete that, it having appeared that persons of a diseased mind, but not to an extent to render them ir responsible for their acts, had, for the purpose of obtaining notoriety, or from some other equally mischievous and ale .urd notion, thought fit to dialing° loaded fire-arms near her Majesty, without, however, entertaining any lnteneion to do injury to her pantos, and, in order to prevent the re petition of such acts, the legislature bed passed the very wholesome statute to which he should new all their anew tino. His lordship then referred to the statute of the 6th and 6th Vic., e. hl, e. 2, by which it was enacted, among other acts that were enumerated, that if any person should strike or strik- at the person of her Majesty, with Intent to injure or to alarm he r Maje sty, or to cause • breach of the peace., he should be guilty of a high mldemeanour, and be liable, at the iihmodes of the court, to be transported for seven years, or to be Imprisoned and kept to hard labour for three years, and le be thrice ptintely whipped during that period. . . . . 1 R-and then retired, and the court procoede4l to dispose of the me's of the 114Y/iOll. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. WORSHIP STREET.. A STROZON AM) NIS ASSISTANT —G. F. Moot drman , as. sistant to Mr. W. Vines, surgeon, No. 4, North-place, licaMes,, wee olmgosal whit attempting to strangle his em **Yoh Kr. Finer was tuxedo to attend. It appeared from the evidence that about fire o'clock the p•evious evening the female w mat heard the cry of " Murdet." She went up stairs, and on the landing .0 the sernnd fl ter f. and her master, who had come out of the prisoner's bedroom. He tad both his bends up to a silk handkerchief, which was tied round his . neck. lie was trying ts Isom it. lie then w.nt into his own h-d. roam and requrstid her to un'ie it. He was black in the face and bleeding at the nose. She with some diffieoll undid the hlndkerehie% which was tied is two or three knot., and was twice round his throat. Wirle she war doing this her master, whe was sitting on the bed, fell off on the door in a stare V issensibility. Mr. Wm. Mgt's, timber m reheat, Kingslsnd-read, said he was sent for a few minutes W.er 6 o'clock. He found Mr. Finer on the ti-or. lie subsequently saw the prisoner, and told him that he w.s afraid something serious would lisp p.n. He mete reply that his master struck him first. He then left the house. .. . . . . S , reeant Dubai, handed in the followiset letter: Dar Father,-1 swear most solemnly that he struck me first, and that i only resented in self-def•nee. 1 a'k pardon of and swear that this is the whole truth. "G. F. MASTEIMAN The prisoner was remaniad for a week, brug rates. d MONEY MARKET. SATURI)AT ETENIXO. Money continues vety abundant in the market, and the desire to give it employment increases as the quarterly payment cf the dividend (which commences on the 9th init.) approaches, by which upwards of six millions sterling will be added to the capital at present in circulation. Of this sum a fair proportion will, as usual, have to be reinvested, and the amount of capital in the hands of the joint stock and private banks will be correspondingly increased, so that there is every reasonable ground to conclude that mcney will continue for some time as plentiful as it has been of live. It is at present difficult to place "on call" at 1; per cent.; whilst on deposit for 6 weeks, 2 and 3 months, 2 per cent. per annum respectively has been given ; but even on these terms we understand oniy the best customers are Accommodated. In discounting, the " outside mete" have hat fu'l occupation at to per coot. below the Limbard-street rates, wht, h are the same as last quarter. The Bank returns, published in this evening's (Saturday's) .Express, exhibit a de decrease of 437,633!. in the reserve, which may be accounted for by the increase of 561,3371 in the pri vate Securities, being the additional advances made by the Back to the public, a feature of the Bak operations which usually occurs just before the pay ment of the dividends. The c intinued export of silver to the sontinent, particularly to Belgium and Holland, owing to the gold coin of the la•ter country having been w.ttedrawn from circulation, and silver being made the only legal tender, has caused an ad vance of : in the value of this metal in the English market ; bat as the large exparts of silver to Builds have ceased, it is not improbable that the am.unt of silver on the way to this country from the Pacific, and what is constantly arriving frurn other perts,will coun teract the effect which this constant drain far export to the continent might otherwise produce on the market valn_ of this metal. Exchequer Bilis bare been in ku demand this week, but yesterday and to day there wee more inquiry, and the price of 67e. to 70a. prem. became folly established. The ft.ll,wing Ere the extreme prices at which C.irsols aad Exchequer Bills were trausacted each day during the week : Highest Lowest Closing Price. Price. Price. !dormity—Cossols IL dlr. for op. (July 17) aei 9GI 96113 vl Tuesday Ditto 94 964 961 to g Wes tneroky Ditto Murals' Ditto Prigs,. Ditto .... GI 96IW i Saturday Ditto tietanner sins. Ms neeL last week J:1,000 Highest. Lowest Highest. Inwest. Monday Tuesday --a. pm.... 675. pm. ... 695. pm.... 665. pm. Wednesday ibmaday 7Ol. pm.... 07.. pm.... (!h. pm.... —s. pm. Friti/y ..,....., 79e. pm. .. 675, pm.... 7 , ~. pm. .. 675. pm. Saturday There was some degree of flatness obs: rvable in the railway share market during the first two days of the week, but this subsequently wore off, and prices ex hibited an improving tendency till this day, when the tone again became weaker. On the wnole, prices have been firmly sustained, and fur several descrip tions a considerable advance in value has been realised. Thus Great North of Englauds have risen 3/., Lan cashire and Yorkshires, 3/. ; Lancaster and Carlisles, 11.; Great Westerns, 135.; London and North Westerns and Soutti Westerns, 10s. On the other hand, Edinburgh' and Glasgow' have fallen 14, York and North Midlands, 13a., and Midlands, 10a., below last Saturday's prices. Several descriptions of shares, it may be mentioned, are held very largely in pawn by the Snatch banks, which avail themselves of every opportunity presented by a rise in value, to turn them cut upon the market, and thus they are pre vented from reaching those prices, to which, from the favourable character of the traffic returns on seve ral of theso lines, they would otherwise attair. The operations of the week on the whola have not been on an extensive scale, except in some particular descriptions. The traffio returns of the majority of the lines continue to pre sent a favourable comparison with last year, as will be seen on an inspection of the table published in this evening's Exprec. Oa taking the aggregate of these returns, we find that the receipts far the past week on 5,267 miles were 246,093!., being at the rata of 47/. per mile per week; whilst for the correspond ing period of 1819, 213,978/. was received on 4,618 miles, being alga at the rate of 47/. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 32,6221. in the amount received, and an increase in the mileage of 619. The following are the extreme prices at which bubinese has been done in railway shares during the week : Iligheit Lowest Paid. l'riee. nice. 50 berdeen .... lt ....... 9 50 o A '44smi/in. •7l 70 Easton Counties., ......„ „,,,, ........ 71 100 Omit North oi Fasiaad,L,, ........ ~, 216 24 tireat Northern 100 Urest Western 521 50 Hull and Selby 97 100 Lancaahlre alai Yurbahin ...... ....... • 37 4 ........ ••••••••••• 331 50 lamia and Bradford.. 111 London. and Madman 100 lA - Mon, Brighten, and South Coast_ SI ........ ..... 83 1 121 London and Urtennich lOl 100 London and North Western llO mu 1/0(00 sod South Weatent 591 ..-... ..... ..... 36 1 100 Italland Ma ....... ..-.....• 33 95 Ditto, C5O shares lll ....-- .... ..... 31 35 North Mitt& 171 North Staffordshire Il ••••••• ........ 51 i 25 . Scottish Central „. . 6 f 1 1 .. II.„ South - 1 1 .... ti 33 South Ew New ors 13 1 York. castle, and Berwick 1 ..... .......... 1 30 Voell.pil North Midland The eabjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielikd by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in come tax. It will be seen that in every ow we take the rate of dividend hut &clued u the basis of our calculation : Block thou day Delivery Lad wee: 1)u. Irma tat June Areiral last week 6,491 I 23,624 123,081 1,134 763 624 7,3,1 8,162 8,110 ! _227 1,277 1,937 . cam....; Da from la Jaw I 6,511 3,6?.2 4,5:0 Price Y. C. this d.. 1 per ewt I 41e. Gd. Pie. bd. 1 3G. &I. IM. Town i ;Ss. Gd. 33'. Gd. 1 See. bd. PCBLIC SALIM advertised 1, r Friday July 12: 240 casks and 300 bons &ath American Tallow:27o casks Auctr'ian ditto, and 153 tow Palm Oil. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The unsetiled elate of the weather, combined with a low rate of temp( rature Lathe feasoa of the year, has caused m .re firmness in t .e Corn trade generally,m4 &assail arrival of English Ws.cat was peedily disposed of this morning at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. upon the rates of Iklunday last. A tolerably extrna,ve business was tracslcted in tertian Wheat, at an improvement in value of Is. to 2s per qr., the attendance of country mii:ers and dealers being larger than we hive had ocen‘ien to note for some inonfre ;Met Salts of ship and cour.try Flour were practice' lc at 1. per each over last week'. quo:miens, and the town millers had it in coutemrlation to advance their nominal top price, but • decision had not b e en ar • el at at a late hour. Barley was more inquired for, and tee turu in pricy was agsiust the buyer. The receipts of Oats have been short during the pact week, and needy buyers had to pay rather more ramie). f.a floe fresh horse-corn. Bolas gni Peal fully supprted the quAations of this day telinight. SItITISTI. 010111ap per Qr. lessor, Brea and Kest, red 40 to 42 to 41 ..erldte.... 41 to 44 to 411 Norfolk and dobbin. 40 to 42 to 42... b.. . ....:0 to 42 so 41. Travois iLlosx or Sudo&. .. 46 .0 4 4 Comb. St Ur., red. to 40 to 41. to 42 to 46 an. BAJILIY, Needing. ........ 15 o 3 21.-41otillag to 21 to 23 Ala:ting OAT., Failiph Feed 15 to 17 to 111. G1...b1a0kr. — .... _ —to Ditto Mande l7 to 13 to 19. ll t...p0t,t0 40 to 22. 61 . . - . - . .. -.- . itirwick t Owl& had 1$ 204 041...i0tat0 20 to 23. Stull* hove. Towr..tuade, delivered 36 to 33... fine household ;',2 to $4 Norfolk hod Suffolk. 23 to 30... white so to $2 It'OßV•t: Mawr, Motile and Konlasheri: 41 t047...tae ..... ......... 49 to SI Pomeranian, Ro,Melt, and Stat..in, Daniell aad Ilambarg 'tutelar, 33 to 53...Rzy1tian to -- Danube and Odessa Calail4ll. ...... ... ..... -. ... la —...Avatr nlirul 49 to 1 , 5 CIATI6 RUSPI:II POIIICTMILITI and *ratan id l5 to 16 Swedieh and Danish ... l3 to 13 FLOIIII. American, per bared 0711161ba. 3O to 27 Canadian ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM lot JULY TO Gth JULY. tire. Enalialt. Scotch. troll. Forema. Mutat 0 ... 62 1 I .. 1 12625 On .... I GI 3:.35 Oats . nom, 2,960 Nell ; 1,9'3 barrels. Malt, 564 gm. BOROUGH NIARKEr.-THIS DAY. Mane. Pa•tenden and Smith report teat tbe make' eon tinues firm, at late prima. Doty, 175,0001. to 160,0001. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Bears is but moderate, and the demand is tolerably good; consequently the best qualities are readily di , posed of at advanci d rates. Our top quatatisn is cacti did in a few ins'aimes for choice scat,. Tee number of Sheep is larger, and a reduction in price is submi.ted to on the average. Good Lamb is In demand, at fully late rates. Calves are more in request, and make rather more money. From Germany and Holland there are 560 Beasts, 1,780 Sheep, and 205 Calves; Scstland. 100 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,300 Beasts ; and 700 from the Midland Counties. Par etoste of /Ohs. a d. e. O. Per Mane at Mtn r. t. P. 1 eon Mote. Itereforde 3 6 3 $ law Pee.* -We. alb 3 $ 4 0 want ilbxt-home Weed donlity limete.. 310 3 3 Po. 'h.. Shure 3 0 3• Nina etni waned oteelltr 2 • 3 2 Plea ........ ....... S 3 6 ; Po t do. bison' aweiialt4 000 0 , Tater. at mars. ; Pileup sad Lambe. 313.. Q Guyer, 315; Pty. 036. EXHIBITION OF 1851.—Tho proprietors of the Polytechnic Institution, at a special general meeting on Ssturday, voted the rem of one hundred guineas as their contribution to the funds now raising for carry*• into clftct the Ezhihition of In lustry. CONSECRATION OE ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, BETH NAL-GOMM—This morning the church of St. Thomas, a untie In Nova Scotia-gardens, Bethnal-green, the la.r of the ten new churches the er:c ion of which was commenced on the 23rd February, 1839, was consecrated by the Bishop of Undo., who, with his chaplain., wu received at the door of the church by the Rev. Was. Kerr, the incumbent, the registrar, 140., &c. Alter the ceremony an appropriate ser mon wu delivered by his lordship. Same gentlemen at• teethed to the choir of St Peul's Cathedral and of West minim Abbey assisted at the choral service. The church is catuble of containing about 800 pers.ns, the trisj nity of the ,eats being free. Tho cm of its tr. ea tog 'trier v i:h the ,ohool-hove, was defrayed by the Itlv. AU. Cotton, and amounted to 4,0001. gIIREEPENCF. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o•Croc=. The tone of the share market to day is very steady, and prices are unaltered from Saturday, bimost the only charge in value being in London and South Westerly., for which the market is decidedly weaker, though the stock has not I :en transacted this morn ing. Midlands mark 341; Ludo, and North West erns, 109;; North Britieh, 6; Midland 301. share-, 114. The market for all descririoas of foreign chairs is very buoyant, and prices have improve' considerably. eh. Pd. Dames RATLWATI. SO SO Aberdeen .. 111 So. Preempts 50 6 Banks IS Dante. Eat. (Cl. West. perpetual 5 p.Ct.) 20 20 Bltmlaeham&Oxforriltme ealleduly pd ,orwlthguar. 20 20 Do. without a guarantee 20 15 Sinn., Wily., and bridle) orst.lproar. JO 15 Do. witbouzesuaraptet 13; 131 Ilirrs.Wely.s SUM) Valley DM 100 Pristol mid Exeter ni Do. Thirds 11, 17a eneidesttenadatre 10 10 Do. £lO Prerercnee 30 50 Choicer and Ilo'yhead If $5 Do Preference 42; Dublin rul I.lclDat Joe -23 23 Last Anglian IS IS 1)o. (LIS E. & II.) .. 31 3, Do. tZ/. ie..) tip.U.Pref. 01. '2O Camera Comities ... 10 10 Do. );. e 6 Cu•ing ❑tes Seturdity. Yo.day op I to I oPelook. 9 93 2 13 (.16. 27 26 256 !L 76 pia. r a. 63 64 12; 114 dia. 7 176 In 76 2 31 53 116 9 91 Vi 34 32 die If 11 1 16 1 14 7 16 111 12 1 1 PIA I IoM 33 111 6 bpd ei 5 , 1 , 13 23 ..aa. New Ire,. a p. Cr.. Do. LILL, 3 p. C.., No. ; Do. do. No.: Do. do. 3 per Cad E., , tern I. oion, Clara A (late K. L. M.) ... . . D elks BCDo el . and ditto Do. ticrip (pm. 6p. CU) Bart Lancashire . .. East Lineolt shire Con. ranked 6 per Cent. ... IPalloburrri; and GLonow Eaeter,Veortl.k lin elle. 1 ' ( treat NOrtbfill _ ... . Do. t aharce,A,Deferred Do. t •hare... IL, 6 n. U. Do. 3 per CenL 1..; L. iGt. iloatnnAd Wear.(lre.) Do. Eirtiths ..• a .. . Great North of It ;Lind .. Do. New ZIO ..., .. Do. New .C3O ... ... Do. New CI 5 ... .. $1 4 3 16 16 1 7 7. 34) /94 14 16 I) If 14 13 4 1 es 4) Ma 10) 1G 69 SI ► 4 9m 213 US 93 93 70 72 ss 3 !Great Western 39 021 Do. New 1.17 71 7 41s. Hull aad 06 PI Do. stares 411 49 Do. 1 shares 201 211 Lanca..e. vre.l Carlisle ... :3 23 Do. Thirds rtr Lpm ilAtto,ishlre and To. leshire 1;6 31 i 1)0. 1 shares In 151 dls Ili; Do. Teets 9: die. IS Da. Thirds 92 01 as. 10 Do New (gun 6p. ,I 3 124 11; Do. West It Union! 111 db. 50 Lenls and Drubord 93 94 30 +Leeds ard Think 61 71 6 Ika. Pref. 6p. CL No. 1 3 14 Do. Do. No. 2 31 3141 e. 3 Da. I.Jo. No. 3 ft S' die 9 W. Pref. Quarters,lB44 l I 4dm I 1; Londen awl 4 41 Leo !Lou., arig6tarn at &Coast 1.3 114 103 I Do. New ran. Bp. CL... , 137 1311 j Do. guaranteed 3p. Ct.l late Cordon Inirds, 111 111 31 , I DI. Pre:. w•r Cent.... , s 60 20 I W. OA% C 3 !IX,. lii: 14 60 • 12.. Lots'.,n and Greenwich Iri 11 20 Do. P.c.c.vore 234 143 100 'Lawton 3; Nor.ll-WeNtcrt, 469 113 12 Du. dn. New 1 ;rm 12 Do. Fif.ha 1 11 ;nu 1 Do. 21....0.,5;.andt1.(C,' 1 1 oul. 100 L.o. uK South-Western' ".71 5 11 % 42. Do. Ne , :, i 21y :0 111 Vo. New, £4.1 17 16 3 IN, New I..w.fen nee ...; 2 2! 7m. , Lowes.oitGuer.4perl.ent.: 141 131 1.• 5. 31.02eh..1nix., 8111 l Matlock • 41 •• St. 100 "31aor.b... 1 .!et..&1.'nealneh.1 II i 23 .25 I G)o. ; Owns, No. 1 ...I N 9 10 10 I Do. Near Clio Pref. .. 81' Do. Man. sc Lluel.tirdur. 5t.,100 Midlanu 16 ,30 Do. 1:::.0 elores ...1 ht. 'lOO LW. Minn. !.n.l Derby... .4 1 Ps. :100 Do.Cuns.ll. a: B. 6p. C. 123 1:3 St. P 44 Norfolk ...j .3 17 So la Do. New ..1 :4 13 dirk SO 2. 1 I Do Est , n+: IS 181 6 I 3I per CL' 41 41 • ! 2 1 !North . I 51 I S Do. Prersterwo 4 S 10 I 17, j North Sta ff ordshire. . I 114 111 fits. 60 36 10uord, Wore., tc Wolver.l si it 2; 125 Prr=ton at.l %%yrs 10.1 411 12, 10 I Do. 1 shows IA) : 6,7 t pm. 20 ;13 , Read., Guild . an/111 , 7 , 18h ,13 1.1 81: 4, 14/Town no: 111 ! 1 1 pm. 81 I D.s. ?•Th, path Litenalon I Ipm • ; 23 18,0,041 Cerra! 1 12 1511 13' 'Shrews. & Liras., Clow tit N 91 1 ...I 9 ws. ▪ 4 lb., NVW (i tutraut vo I 9 SI to 20 Shrewsbury and is/CA.OI (No,. W. MM.) ... 01 IC 10 Du. lla)res .. 3 4 20 20 Do. armay ... 4 6 10 1 Do. Nsw ... 1 10 30 Do. 3 752 cent. Prof. .. 13 13 20 0, Slbrowsbne 1: rim 41 41 die 30 50 ISouth heron .. 7 8 2.3 25 Do. Ur.'ereece 9 13 8 South Stortordshire... ... 41 31 dig 3.31 331!South Eva/ ro 14 141 30 'sf I Do. No. 3 .........14 14, 10 10 Do. No 4 !Mestere/I .. 41 .5 24 47 South Wales 271 ::61 :3 13, 7hett, N.D. (Jun. 5p w. Cent .. . .171 10 20 20 IWaterrord and Kilkenny... 1 3 50 61 Wear Valley, 6 p„Ct. go t.' 23 25 Do. dw do. do 24 20 SO 30 Wats, Somerhd, InsVeym. 40 43 81. 23 Vork,NeocastleP l 3rwie.. 141 131 25 20 De.Kst. lYork.s: Newca. 101 10 4Ls. 25 8 Du. IL E.V or Pt c' 4 41 die. St. 30 York sad North 31411.031. I 5 15 / 23 10 1 Lb. Preuamoe 21 2 di. :1 1.1 1 1 'A die 311 31 dis In i Ft oRFIGI , 4 Ilut.w.iva. (late Aniarlan) ...I i 10 Coub,,tne and neaten& .. 7 71 20 ientrAl France (Vinson' 13j lit ,Duleh Ithrntsh 6 n Ws. 7 it:est Induct 6 pm. CO I 110. 5 'tireat Indian l'enlnsma 4 4 prr— I I. do. por 0 Luxembourg 7 6 di.. 10 D 0.. .. 74 7 ids. 20 gandarund Lego .. 61 7 16 Nuribern of Franco 1i 14. 7 Orlean. awl Bordeaux 2/ 20 i env , sna ih leans 30 32 20 il' P ans and Itou.n 211 231 13 .ris ,urg t; !!!. ,0 I itntten and tlavre 21.1 lAambre and Mew* Is tours and Nana* 3 3 10/ 101 is. LIVERPOOL, Jody 8. grocx-Excumeoz.—This mukst was ezwfdinely dull, and priers ttod r. • nidency to ,:reline.-1-tneaWre and Ytwltaldre cotton. (3th Ames), 9; d.-1.-tnee.ttr and Pre tten 'tarot, fraucal at 4!. 14.. do, In.—Lanka and N.trtlt , 3eseern, HAI (new I obarro), p —ll.nuthroter. r.. 1 Meld. and Linco'n (pref. ohar,•;), 3.1 3 c.—lhtte (I .".e4 . , 211 7-16 7-16 d —Saudi Eoween and Dover, (No. 4 !vet...tent 11 I) —Cork. Newe Attie. a.AI UtrwiLlt G. N. 6 percent. ttll '3 l ), 13 —Ditto, 4i J. MANCHE: 4 TE i t, Jay 6 . Sroeht-Nietthietm—The btr.iv eat has not been oo tnuok Hanka to the ato:k of kcal Imre of ra.lear, but the trattuettors Aare not been Inury, sod there is bo further itopteretnetu of price:•. BIRMINGHAM, July 6. Saven-linctoatosn.—Thi• market wait firmer to-day, and all deocriptlinl of stork rose upon the quotations of k:iday, LEEDS, July 6. Srnek.llOßkatoll.--Th, re is I:0 n'•ai to report In the market to day. tally tea:mull ms were In MWlanJ t•M. at 241 dn.., and Lancashire• And Yorkshire tif.hs at tie dis. BIRMINGHAM AMD ORFORD ltxt•rtox.—A 'petit I meeting of the shateholden in tt.is undertaking was held at Bitminghaut on Saturday, F. P. Barlow, Rag., in the chair The object was to consider • bill before parliament to authorise a sale to this e.mpauy of the fkrattord Can't Navigation. Aft‘r a short ei‘.ce - -toe, • remlntion was pass , d to the eti et that the meaning having considered the bill, objected t.) and elitiented from it. it being not pro m 4.11 in complience, as it pr '!egged to be, with the condi tion+ of ar.y agreement between the Birmirgham and Ox ford, and Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Companies, but was an attempt, on the part of the latter company, to revive cud ext. nd en agreement wl ich had already detetmi•ed, and was, therefore, in contravention of its provision', this company having duly and faithfully performed their covenants in the agreement without default. Further, that this company are now incapable of entering into any new contract or engagement without the previous c,nsont of the Great Waste= Railway Company, which that company dculines to give, inasmuch as an information or suit in the Court of QlCell'll Bench is now pending against them with respect to the said Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Radnor, and to c. rttin all+ged hubs under the airs relating thereto. lu reply to a ques tion from Mr. Abton, the chairman said that the works on the lino are being proceeded with. 6: SO 50 25 0 !' l l• I 12.1 1 30 11;1 11110.1 174 7 4 I i 9! If dis Id Pm IAI i 59y f 71 an i 1097 II 12i i 51 ei 35 4 I ►Ol i