The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

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All flgissiAt. J. Ha& Mr. T . M. W. Parma, iovvi ll?per traildlobal • sad Mr. & st Drayton Onset Ltd wen seseleel Mr Sobers Pea, Mr. F. Peel7l — r.V., Lad Vila.% and v. Lammas Peel. The lifqor having MOM like object of tisk shit, felled upea the Agar to read So Mine, whisk slue highly eel'. sisties3. Bk Jabal Pal replied as ielhais :—"Gestliman—ilowed down ester the hoary ellistion wait white :it has Visaed Abaghty God to visit so aside* my tautly mad myself, zA isy reestally melorinisip all madam et eyeapeaby, whoa at 'llabingly en le ea la Ora: suit laalbam, Wilk awassir fa rimed eel Mee ice the ,msaley et tbas :peat and tm er m ......L... fasiber - sad wiles seek expesedene. • thogonstry, mama alleviate Se iambi take "—"riet e ar h dalaber s tad tate Mealleaafa t t i ven us ibsop iegg ar n at io kr to ass with thee bum Lk Wisw-soisloyout *tisk it wet " la his eggssearat , be the Mbar ima bamedyeat lava lout sot only a apreeemmelve lathe Awns of Commas, but steam' sad at *barer ; lir, aide it eras It:a dation, wbea reamed's from parliamentary duties lorded him the otperteaby, to cultivate the wady cad et these wboos acquaintance and erase--olimek=, hem *Mead. it sad ban his geed Menne to espy, he bad always at heart whet be apprehended maid mea aiatti hut. to the prosperity of Tumor& and the nelgaleurbood, mid to the %areas *hid is mamma had to keg ban amilided te lde amp. 1 "la ay own name radium mad that of my family, I Deg se thank yea 'via sincerely far the very Mail expos. Mons made use of in this widrose of andidenee whisk you DOW present ms on behalf of a mask, of the barbital's& el Taaswerth and the neighbeurlsoA ; sat I pray plea calm my earnest eeknowledesents to those wltem yea hero reprseat, awake you that, with the Dame dean to ofin taus those friendly relations which so lola Was& between yourselves, gentlemen, sad my late father, it will ever be my constant endeavour to nadir myself in public estimation ' not unworthy of his great awes." MONEY MARKET. Immeit at D'Urban to be called the Natal Bank. ' i r es Cesitioa was anaairoomly speed to, sad 12 were metaled. Whatever sameas may WWI Ms edaliklimat of abaft in the present ma- SM. slimy, it may at WA be resealed as a ksimislaiisathe of pewees, and, if jedielouly rea. ;MOONS fall to costribete to the geseril pres et 110 missy. An address had been voted at iliSkts to be presented to the mew tramethal. It very properly abstains C r tri7- 11116 se entering into the details of any matter, se bat at the same time it calls the attention of the lieu. AI teneat-governor to the necessities of the canary, and " respectfully requests the enmaragemeat of hope 11/ RAILWAYS. THE MADRID AND VALENCIA RAILWAY. ••• Pam: Benin:t. Ile aceeenteillbitt tithe Bank of En and be the week mail 'Nth, Bth of *Ally. B s. AP, published gannet to eat 7 and 8 Yiot., C. aZi Is as follows: . . &UK Or ZIG lbe Weak Nisi* 6. 111^ Tau DAT, Two o'CLook. The bombes in shares is small to-day, and the market oontinnes dull; but picas are shwa all eta tkoary. Caledonians are rather weaker, and bare declined to 7}. Great Westerns mark 68; North Westerns, 109} ; Brighton', 811; Midlands, Mt. v.. 1111-1:71---t TERN RAILWAY COMPANY.- , tosseept LOANS co DISBZWItlaill mneysysime. a roar par art par eirMit. The b a r ony. Aypliattitias se he mitt Ihuno. pstn. L 11.1101111111; Osisalsry. sip „. s. .... r omeng. lambs TonatalKSth July, Ma • Pd. I BMWS! RAILWAYS. 'Aberdeen 414. lido trim op to 1 °Wadi. -RIOHI 11021. SIR ROBERT PEEL. F4O. 3 ACL NI DOMINIC COLNA011; 13 aad 14. erg •••10 Mit Illiiimearrisesbor mart, csa. • ► ,aAVUIe from Mr Cleamr it ra.; rtt L. De Moretem forrirmirs rieldsh AR , be prilikied c ToriarrOarr MOM its ft; Fr , s. Si Ss. slidti. 1.60.513 1 imair 9,173.010 Sma-dlit 14AM ........ l•••••••• N0.132,t4i 6 Berke $ Bata Nut. Wait import i 1 pa 'l7 29 22 4 284 AM liras Wimp* I/1/00/ 514.174.903 rlksulibi NVAS rsiiiiiiiii iiiii is I wet, la Dolby erwitkisar. if LEW_ _ agreatee 411/6. 1a. 63 63 114 116 46 176 16 74 1173 Si• • CI SI $1 di A I 1 41 4 Sir.”o.7e6 I M. NARBRALL. ob jga as j ids 11. ilia Te elseve interne, when compered with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes : Chenielleilesee L30,182,515 Daum L 73,210 SE " 19,466.680 learisan 166,715 9,414,814 Dwells 134408 , 9,273,018 hawse 105,309 Goversuaeat 'securities in ttsakiert department 14,374,908 Dareue 918 Other enmities is leaking department 11,013,840 Inatome 284,087 Cola sad bullion in both departments —.. . &we day =dottier bills 1,240,349 Increase 6,682 The Rest 3.089.916 Increase 82,608 The R. ease 11,412 018 Decrease 244,210 Ileis.aoh -- 7J - 47N7V7iroy 100 MO* wed Ilestor 1 0: 4 = l.lbir. _ 10 D. INS roskrasoo SO Cdodwdall Datla r =t U East 111 Do. a an. .. . 51 Do. (111.111..) Op. . 20 Prim Cooados 10 Do. Now Pre. 111 Do. Eat, fp. Ct., No.l 61 Do. do. N 0.2 30 Do. N. k Sot. S pox Ct 611 111 i i PM 59 so 5o Is 43 Do. New . 23 Seaters Lk aa, dam A (late E. U. Ku) . . 25 Da elan B. and C ditto 20 Do. &rip (pa. op. Ct.) 1,3 Met Llooottablre Gus. 12 1 eel el P.' -• poi 4 ,R se. is 124 I 60 id r—antiad— gtll and —per—iint.7. linba = I:,Eseter.Teovil,k is [Great N _ Northern _ - if 14 di. ii - uo f 11 Do.i @ham. I. 6p Ct 13 Do. 6 per Cal.. Prtf.. 30 Gt. auut.h.and Weat.gre.) il ells 10j 31 60 II 100 40 SO 16 I' Do. Eighths 100 Great North of England... gi Do. New PIO $0 Do. New E9O IS _ Do. NSF El 3 4 P 44 1133 A US 3 .1+ 4.eNEW 8110*Ett BATHS, iselattiss • ?atom Beth t in dam 13a. aash) Tend. • • 1,;. ;aunt • gawp), the Lever Meg lade, the etv ',; oduirt, ins b. mit. Nine Illiewer W. , •• : • offh. Ilhenew Mak eill=oon. 1 " 1- • • - Hand • ore In Po• . *:, •• L IMMO =pm amid Wit go s '*„ . ,'" WEN d Newarils" ene Ne. Weida ell the eateelelleo fer the oeteee. et at le""- r esitedvely to setielee el that elstrener. U. rem ma for name* adeetid. de; nut fume*" ef elm Iremencery arta& 1 " •.: 1;144,64 in Velle.etzeet. SUL - BARRY'S IIEALTH - RE S T O R INO FOOD p ,'lds end brute.—Thell.llftLErfn • e eteetuot nue* MEMO Peelnefelelho er-V 4e • . , ett.. leer wig idiom mt. ourve* • • • loon* hforSeht Nide , heartburn Aims. 'want , tbr Mee es . •- rrilra.reT, stoat, Mil =WM 86. • 1- ereero.. Tett res. ; ••• fh" s • .t..: • M.; IndtaiT • i •:i,.!•.cre•-!419 hrwseded — !;tivy awl Ow in Met pot. „zarre who% gouge Lee; the tip lerriepre ;tai i d del Welt* tee h. In Widen le Irk pder-Du stry v.... New Boadateeet. t melon. THE Mit S IHAIED LONDON NE .c 7.114 11 t T, ha, 11. mambo the Mew., SOWN Zet. 0 triunes of the Mem Lewis al illealdwlne—rnlite. ..k 7 Utellt ratis--Pornan dab_ Rapt Diner SOS leelodele—Wasea Tor , • Ateere—Originel rentimit d lha kW Sir 'When .. ~ :ra';!l, and ROM at lberaw—feene nay.: nviitlewe Isebrd: News Pay and Pier. vt "Dstrkiwie—The TuasnA el 81t l. hem*. leaving Winn Kamer; I. y e . LA., 3. the Clank Mayne geonts Istrafier of • Ora Bose. Yam" and Ca.dell leedlleemee and C . the Wook.-0661. 1911, Wand. Prise id. seesaped, 'pa. cvwfuornms ism WOBEL Is. ask bp part VNICIIrMiNT d LIFE. Eta:tli, [KIWI* old radioed isis of Oa." a s s 1' t . , 1,re.., :af. 7 lllolng—Speter NM Ilentaer Moral Ems- L .:, a, ...: Ix Fad ldadeb—liePares, laws, Torn p t ...;. E EN. Roads, and ctlzrat piross—Cowas7 Lc •—,. r Or..—ldr.d , r. at Ie t —Ermin e s at Mese— mis— ts . 4 .4r1-4 1 1 , F.;.. ng, 1 , skering. Wald & Li, lbest, MN:v.' N i. , :r.da the MOLIITAEIS. 2 cola L. sob ; by post. Is. TJ'.—A T. :t to the Ghee—Sketch of FeSubmit. is. IL—The Lakes of ' , Ur l ' ,, torarnoim of Dalai. 110. wtri Let a blt . ll4 Pc n ( AVOID. • That three ran ems and ten one toms may rks." A r- . u ere, of Miami every kers (come and cure) of not. r Lca: o l•nit .melted mocettntton, that hareem the r • man al plermee. beelmem, or study, and =letters -; . v•• . akfaa ad rake it the dist e.t.a &yoel terantion ToteisceOlneew ; Vann, 19, Ooh 01; Carrill; ; at dine: trona tke author. 10. Awl-slam. AI. DTPLIN. JILT 12. I.l:,:lency the Counteu of Clarendon, Gomm children and soite, embsrked, yesterday morz.:;. v. Kingstown, on board the Banshee, and Teoeeei..a to 11-,lyhtai, en route for London. It is szdarood that his Excellency the Lord Lientena.A w en Monday. The Freeman's Journal publishes the following ar.rounceaseat u have learned on the beet authority that th , Austrian • ssr has handed to Lord Palmerston tho sum of 3,0001, t.e geoerous subscription of the people of Austria towards the rtli• fof the Irish poor. We understand it was the de nte of the contsibston that this sum should be dirrihutod through the gamy of the Irish catholic bishop., than which co better or Jam judicious selection could be mane. According to the northern papers, the Orange leaders have all made the arrangements for the cele bration of their anniversary, this day, in so quiet and unostentatious a manner, that the precautions taken by the authorities, and all the movements of the military and police, were tin :fr,esory. It is to be regretted, however, that the clergy are not taking the most prominent part among the friends of pence end goad will, and that rn the contrary it will not be their fault if the hol old partisan passions be not kept alive. The /4":•erlirre awes that the walls of Belfast have bear. plicarded daring the week with great Orange posters, inviting the Orangemen to come and celebrate the day; the intention, however, has lon thandoned. The preparations made for the prosecution of the pesters charged with the murder of Mr. Manleverer, s' Armagh assizes, are of a meet formidable che wer. The Attorney. General, aided by half-a dozen r.h.r able counsel, are there for the purpose. It is int.mat-Al that some evidence which has not yet oozed out in any shape, before the magistrates or cl.erwiae, will bi produ ced, and it is added that the morn seem resolved on obtaining a conviction. There sr: twee prisoners to be tried for the offence, one of item being the carman who drove Mr. Mauleverer. lir Rev. Mr. Redmond, of Arklow, in a letter to the Freeman's Journal, mentions the following gra*.i flil.g err: mutual : At the humane imesecs of Admiral Proby, the Lord CorsomLsr wiped away l',",0001 of arrears ow the Karl of Carjsfort's mare, and has ordered a reduction of rent wher ever a emirr.d toe standard of Grifdth's valuation, which Mr!! 4.1 iatn e 2 n lati-ntly sod humanely by his kma wing swat, Ceptsin Bore, of Dumb, rton. An a pound an ace hoe been made on the town pares sts'olow. :We L.ve notiNed ties following from NI , stn. W. H. Smith slat ilea, M as Strand.] (ay IJesO is Telegraph-) DUBLIN, it= 12. AFFRAY RETWELN ORANGEMEN AND THE POLICE. List night flhunidarf, about twelve delock, a great number of wring assembled near Malone tampite, itoricg turards the town. The pokire, tLuo‘h numbering only five, under Constable Hind, prepared V) meet the crowd of several hundreds, Ind, as they came through the turnpike, the police noticed a procemioa in the act of forming, headed by a young tad, hewing • large dram, decorated with emus .ilit -. The police arrested the youth, when the mot) hooted and pelted them with stones, and etdrcrsured to mate the prisoner. The police, with the prisontr and the drum, reached the barrack, which was at once attacked, and all the windows in front broken. the crowd would listen to neither entreaties nor threats, the police loading their carbines std fixing their bayonets without avail ; when at last the poke were compelled, in self-defence, to firs act shot, which being unheeded, • volley of four more was tired, on which two young men (William Walker, 1 ., ' , rarer of the drum, add William Anderson, one of the.rt.tuivg party) fell badly wounded. An investi gation before the Mayor and Mr. Tracey, ILM., is to L hell at the Alice-oflios this day (Friday). . _ . Otuirros.—Ths Hop Pt./arr.—Daring the 18th end the berinniog of the 19th eratury, this pleat was rule tided ,ely Wifely is this sof the adjacent parishes, but tat tall it has considerably dammed, and the vest number of seri e in the parishes of 011erton, Retard, Boesky's, ifte., wh.re once the hip thurished, ars sow savored with sieving trope of grain. When the hop is still cultivated, however, the Want presents a favourable appearance, the blew bevies Iltt WI reached the top of the poles, sad ars entirely free from filth. The late raise Vve imaterially misted the plant, tun, should the stem prove favourable, there is every pros lI°V, reaping• Evolitable trap.—Dareciuter Chronicle. r UNIA Or FitIIIiNDLY BOQITIiII. The totel must healing he Mealy eeeletlee invaded with the Corstaiesicae rs ier the Itadadies of w Iliseissal Debt as the 24th of November, 1649, irie_Rlo4,llll. ht. IL Of tido mown, intermit at the rata of 3d ! par wet. per diem was Peptic fa, 1,09.8211. let 64., sad M. 'bet twat. per die. " 634 MR The tuber et nembets is the essiethie ruled from b to b,OOO. F. SUICIDE OF WALTER WATTS. This morning the greatest excitement prevailed in Newgate when it became known that Walter Watts, the late lases of the .01ympicetheatre, and who was yesterday sen tenced to tea years' transportation, for stealing a cheque from the Globe Insurance Company, had at three o'clock this morning committed wields by lunges'. Bat a few hears before, the convict Donovan (as stated &Weber') terminided his existence in precisely • similar meaner, during the day both the diseased knee; received their mason from the same judge, and is the same wart. It appears that Walter Watts had, during his confinement in New. gate, been so ill that for the tart few weeks he bad been an inmate of the ward isfirmary. In the same room were sir other prisoners. It also appeared that the unfortunate man had been lately troubled with diorite:en, and that he was nightly in the habit of getting up and going to the closet. Is order not to catch cold he had always • deeming gown sad pair of slippers ready to put on. At about three o'clock is the morning, the person who slept next to bier, ws& surprised to Gad the deceased out of bed, and his gown and slippers in their usual place. Thinking something nreffit have happened, having heard Watts say how severe the sentence was that he bad received that day, he went down to the water-closet, where he discovered the unfortunate men quite dead, having hanged himself to the bar of the cell window, by • piece of rope. He was imme diately cut down, and the house-31mm called, but it was too late, the sof ertanate deceased having breathed his last an hour before being discovered. The officials of the jail are not aware that any one bad communicated the death of D,uovan to him, so that it stems hardly probable that that suicide could have any effect upon the deceased in this case. Tney an, however, now of opinion that from the time be heard his sentence pronounced he contemplated self destruction. It seems that he procured the piece of rope ' from that which formed the lashisg of the iron bedstead on which be slept. Inquests will be bold at Neegate this day, at half past 3, on both Donovan sod Watts. SAVLNGS OF THE MIDDLE AND WORKING CLASSES. The following report was presented yeetertley by the sleet COlll/111ti“ et the House of Commons appointed to consider end suggest means of removing obstacles and giving facilities to rah investments for the savings of the middle sad working classes : Your committee think the imporance of removing ob structions to the rears investment of their livings, to the middle and working claws, can *sweetly be overstated ; be cause this is a con.iienvi ni upon which the industry, enter prise, and forethought of the closes in question greatly de pend. Your committee hove proceeded to examine existing obstacles to such investments, and to 0311iliti how far it may be practicable to remove them, and in what manner this m be accomplished. Ivestments in land, or landed securities, your committee have nem to believe, are much desired by the middle and working claws; but the uncertainty and complexity of titles, and the length and expense of conveyances, together with the cut of stamps, plan this 'peers of investment, generally, beyond the reach of thou parties. Mort. nager on land are liable to the same sort o , difficulties, and often also prove insecure investments. Your committee think that the greatest benefit would be conferred both upon the owners of land and upon the smaller capitalists dssirous of purchasing land in small por tions, or of lending money in easel amounts upon landed securities, by the simplification of titles and the shortening of conveyances; but as the cells in the present law of real property are under the consideration of commissioners ap poiated by her Majesty for that purpose, and as a measure for diminishing the duties on stamps for small conveyances and mortise,' is now before the hew, they do not think it necessary to enter into further detail upon this subject. The crows is empowered by act of parliament, in es ruin cars, by charter, to limit the liability . of partners. This power, however, has seldom been exercised, doss not seem guided by any deer rule, and involves expense greater even than that of obtaining an a X of parliament. Your commune e has in evidence, that the humidor projectors of a useful undertaking (the metropolitan model lodging houses for workmen) obtained a charter from the crown, which pat them to great delay, and cost ekes opwards of 10001, the account of which is subjoined. In like manner many enter prises for similar objects are stated to have been prevented by the trouble and expense of sueh a charter. Your cow mate, suggest, therefore, that such charters should be granted with the greatest eaution, but at a far more reasonable ger. Another subject of complaint before your committee hes been the law of partnership, that places obstacles In the way of r-y body of workmen who desire to combine their money and labour in industrial undertakings. In acme ears se veral industrious men work together under regulations of their own with a small capital; they are directed by mana gers, whom they choose, the goods produced are sold for their common benefit; and the profits are divided among the con tributor of capital and labour, in certain proportions agreed to. At present the law affords no effectual remedy against the fraud of any one dishonest contributor or puts's; and no su mmary mode of enforcing the rides agreed to tor mutual government. Your committee are of opinion that the diffi culties which affect the law of partnership operate with in creased severity in proportion to the smallness of the sums subscribed, and the number of persons included In the aro elation. They think that any measures for the removal of these difficulties would be peculiarly acceptable to the middle and working class , s, and would tend to satisfy them that they are not excluded from fair competition by laws throwing obstacles in the way of man with small capitals. Your committee are of opinion that In ordinary cease Jodi. Tibial energy and larger capital will prevail against the necessarily inferior advantages which these usociations must ; but this is a consideration which the parties = s ue to associate are justified in deciding for themselves. And the committee do not doubt that ultimate benefit will ensue from any measures which the legislature may be enabled to devise for simplifying the operation of th e law, and anfettering the energies of trade. In concluding the report which is now submitted to the house, your somerttes cannot but express their strong house, opinion of the preemies necessity of the subject now referred to them being speedily attended to by the legislature. The re* mines in population sad an wealth of the middle and lubricious elapses within the last half century, senders thrill great ecossequenes. The greet elsares in the morel portion of multitudes, from growth large towns sad crowded districts, renders it sore feeenmelp Met eorrespeoding changes in the law should limblkea balite latprwe their eesolicies sad containment, end to wive edditimal Waldo te investments of the capital wN* *eV industry sad enterprise are constantly creating Itlt el b i tt i o o wlig o i giother of year committee that, if such mea -1 NINO woe elided into desk a stimulus would be given to ledolly seador 'sentry likely to cause additional em end mielestmest, without injury to any class, and triwrited serarise to the welkin of all. _ Tss Nsw Lose CILMCIILLOIL—It u understood Ukot Sir Thew Wilde will be raised to the peerage by the title el Barre Elitism. TEE APPOINTMENT OF MIL, COCKBURN. M.P. for Southampton, to the B gicitorasersiship was received in tha tho w n , town, last night, by express . The election caused by the vacancy will take place next Thursday. There is so doubt but that Mr. Cockburn will be re-elected without oPperiges. The remises ea gold yesterday at Paris was 10 per mune, which, at the English mint price of 3417,. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.39. 2 ; and the Exr,hange at Paris on Loudon at short being 25.42 f, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cant. dearer in London than in Paris. By last advice, the pries of gold at Hamburg was 433 per mark, which, at the Eeglish mint price of 3!. 17e. 10db. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 9; and the exchange at Ham burg on London at short being 13.9 j, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. The foreign exchanges for this mail were more in favour of buyers on Hamburg, whilst the rates on France and Holland were a shade lower. Negotia tions were effected es follows : Timm Mee aelesdeled. Peen To 1 10311107 1 11116. 15 12 l2l Anoteulais Mort 1, 11 11 Us. U 21 3 lottorilia " 25 a s 23 Cl 15 40 3 Ma. 23 62i 674 " 23 65 110 Thema ........- Wiese ....... —.... 12 a Plameese 37 1 I Cods.. Loewe% ....... " 30 GO Naos 40 Palermo Mamba Usion .lodays date 33 Marto At this, the first day of the indigo tales, there was no alteration in price, except for Madras, which we. rather easier. The total quantity passed is 5,347 chests, of which 1,700 have been withdrawn, 355 bought In, and 3,292 *old. The sales will be resumed on Monday, with Catalogue B. We have much satisfaction in noticing a circular which has this day been issued by Messrs. Oliverson, Denby, and Lute, so!iciton of the estate of the late firm of Truman and Cook, accompanied by the report of the inspectors of the affairs of that firm now for the first time made public. This report, which, from want of space, we can only refer to, recom mends, " that W. C ook should take upon himself the risk of the saute, and engage to pay at an early period in the ensuing year a final dividend of one shilling," to which recommendation of the inspectors Mr. Cook, 'although discharged since January, 1848, from all the liabilities of the late firm, stance assented and engaged to pay such dividend on the 30th June, 1851, by which the liabilities, which were originally 657,547/. 10s. Id. will become reduced to 60,3601. Bs. 10d. To this arrangement the Bank of England, as the largest creditore, have this day for. malty given their acquiescence, and it only remains for the other creditors to signify their assent to the same that it may at once be carried into effect. We are further given to understand, that arrangements are in progress which will secure to the creditors the pay ment of another dividend, irrespective of anything which may be forthcoming in the full realisation of the estate. The bill holders also, who are numerous, have in some cases recourse upon the drawers, so that there is every prospect of the liabilities being eventually reduced to a mere cypher, and this result, it is only due to Mr. Cook to state, is in a great degree to be ascribed to the efficient assistance and exertions given by him in winding up the affairs of the estate. Official notice has been given by the Dutch Minis ter of Finance that the Bank of the Netherlands has effected a farther sale of the 10 florin gold coin which has been recalled front circulation to the extent of two million florins at 13 per cent. The " Societe Generale of Brussels, in accordance with legal requirements, has just issued :a balance. sheet showing the actual financial position of the company on the 30th of June last. The various items of this account stand Ili follows : Mean. France. CL Cub and bullion in band ....... ............... 20,314.344 43 Note in band 2,752,760 0 rental° 8,165,327 C 4 Advances upon security 17,583,444 28 Advance's non pada 94,521 87 Advisees un —.. .• 382,601 0 Bins diesc sp and= e nnoa 62,643 29 Adams spec goods and public bolds enlougnutoo 5,49,425 26 nannies to the tiocitte de Chite ll netn, on deposit of bands 2,000,000 0 Admires la sus cadince with Art. 7of low of Mardi "UN 575,000 0 Advisees to peraissors at wood@ and forests .. Stale nods, Mawr, Ws, ks. 21,071.730 63 Shares sod alikpalma ot runes societies --.... Iliad sal Wass gaigarry 6,037,323 62 Acosieslio Mont elibilnandsl and indoetrial soda WS. sold odor pads retatiddiroada. la. 26,434,377 49 'lbtal wets teresuries. Fr. Ct. Caidtal Downs fund 34005,806 56 Notes Wined Obliestlone iesned ‘y the Society, falling due at carious periodetill iss2, besting interest Awn 36 to 5 per cent 29,038,631 0 Prteuissoep notes bearing interest from 26 to 4 per sat. 16,356,765 20 =r ank s& easing of the polities ',Mee 7,817,828 60 Accounts =Man with financial and istrial so cieties and other public establiehenents, kc. 19,937,951 04 ------ Total nobilities n.. 170,457,040 21 An ukase of the Emperor of Russia, dated the 2nd of July, promulgates the treaty of commerce and navigation concluded at Berlin on the 14th Fe bruary last, between his Imperial Majesty and the King of the Belgians (and published in the Ex. press, of the 16th ult.), as well as two other articles since annexed, of which the ratifications were exchanged on the 14th April. Tho ukase further not:fies, that in execution of Art. 21 of the treaty, and by reciprocal consent of the two plenipotentiaries, the 16th May, 1850 (N. S.) has been fixed upon for its coming into force simultaneoludy in bath countries, and that the duration of the treaty will therefore be reckoned from that date. • Late accounts from Port Natal inform as that the harbour was again open for the admission of the usual draught, and three Tennis were at anchor inside the bar. The public journals give great credit to the gentlemen forming the deputation to the government authorities on this subject for the seal and ability with which they pursued and attained their object; and also to the authorities, foe the prompt manner in which they met the representations of the deputa tion, which was the theme of universal approbati oo , and gave great encouragement to the colonists. A public meeting of the principal inhabitants had been held for the purpose of considering the propriety of establishing a beak at Pietermeritzburg, with THIS DAY. it Two o'Ozoon. Ale market for the English funds opened this usunSag at a decline of since yesterday, which is :51k= a great degree to the position of the ao enppoeed to be a bullish one. The small amount of iimo tg forward alas operates in & somewhat 1111191419.. Omsk men got quoted this morning at to aex die., both for money and the 17th, and from this price there has not been the least variation up to the present time. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 97) and ). The Tbrse-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 93), ), and I. Exchequer Bills have declined Is.; they mark Ms. and 139 e. India Bond., 90s. prom. The transactions in the foreign securities are st:11 very unimportant, and prices haveundergone no move- ment. For Brazilian stocks the market Ls very stady. Busier's has been done in the following only : Brazilian Old Bonds, at 90) and 91) for money, and 92 for account. Buenos Ayres, for the 18:h inst., at 66) and 68. Dutch, Two-and.a-Half per Cents., at 67) and ); exchange, 12 gal.. Mexican, at 80 and ). Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 82. Portuguese Five per Cents., at 88. Russian Four- 1 and-a-Half. per Cents., at 93). Spanish Three per Cents., at 37). Letters received this afternoon from Amsterdam state that at the Trading Company's sole: of 82,977 baskets Java roger, which took place on the 11th, the whole was dis posed of at an advance of 2f. to 3f. for the brown, 2)f. to 2af. for the yellow and grey, and lif. to Sf. for the whits sorts, compared with the result of the previous sale on the 7th May last. INOLIba TUNDS.—Tea DAT. Hoak Rook 211 12 3 per Ct. Coo. £01,914 I 3 per CI.W. Loco. 111 Per cm 3 pfit Oi Oct. Moo, obvc Mamma, SW.. 6s. to (16. TOREIOI 5 pee CL Mobilo 4i per OL 116 g. 8e1 3 46, 4" 4 7 24 per Cape., 6 pee Ct. &Wien 110 s.. SO I Ditto New, 68 81 6 per bttto Cl. Hutu., Arras. f 5 14.1 a, lu l l THtto Colu!ub. Def. 13de.. Columbian kottadee 31 f 1 pc: CI- Maids Bch, 79 81 porgt. Daub Ma.. 51 4 pee Ct Dutch Carta. lei 9 FUND& per CL Oz* 1362..141 Gam& Iroterrril Gk lot 31r..* 1 * Apar CL . 6Kr 06 IPortition Ida 121 I Pommel 4 1 6 tor 01. Item 11,16.,116 12 Iltte 1108116 17* De. D 3 per CLewed SOL. Douala Bar.. — 37 M Pamirs D 3EL 1I 4 2 ow D CL Itmemsl4 4 k 32 DOW Tie 13 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE I MI MARKETS. MINCING-LAN I, SATVIDAT MO/1011NO. se p The prices for mo-t articles of colooial produce have not to been so fully maintained, nor have the transactions been by St . any means extensive. In the beginning of the week large 50 parcels if Sugar were brought forward to public sale, and were only disposed of by imparters submicing to accept 26 I easier terms for all kinds except the finer descriptions ; but .6 since then they have refrained from pressing on the mar- a.. het; and, although we must consider the lower sorts as fid. per ew:. cheaper, we do not alter quotations for middling 10 and fine kinds. Little banners has been dons in foreign . 11 1 privately. A sale of 83,000 tickets J sea was to take plea 66 yesterday at Amsterdam, but the vault is not yet known. et. 1 tOrlie rs of Coffee brought this article forward freely on Tues. Nt. day, but previous prises were only obtainable by evincing 50 Armless, and a large portion of that offered was bought in. s'• Naive Ceylon remiss at 43.. to 431. 61. per cwt., holders ro @bowies no disposition to sell under, while buyers are eau- 6 tious in parch' sing to any extent at these prices. Ooly one it. small parcel of Saltpetre has been brought forward, and went 5 off steadily ; and at one or two sales of good and thleßeegal 20 Rice, extreme rates were obtained. A Tea sale wee held on ,t? Wednesday, when 7,900 packages were brought forward . 124 3,300 of which met with buyers at about previous prises, with 60 the exception of a few parcels of fine 0 , which went a al shade easier. Common Congo= are readily saleable at 100. 41 per lb. The Indigo quarterly sales opened with great P., activity, and at rates from 3d. to 4d. in advance of those It obtained in May last —355 chests have been taken in, 3,751 s ' withdrawn, and 3,292 sold ; about 4,500 chests now remain 20 fur Sae. an MINES. 10 (From the Mining Journal 10 Much activity her existed in the mining 'hue market dur- 2 5 : ing the week, though it does not appear that more than an 25 average amount at bond fide business has been transacted 19 Inquiries hove been numerous, but holders remain &m ; while, in some cases, • considerable advance in price has 30 taken places Among those in request we may name Com. 10 fort, 830th Bisset, Mary Ann, Treviskey and Barrier, Toe. r , thellan, North Buller, Treleigh, &o. Shirts in the following mines have changed heftily since 20 our Irlt : Trevirkey and Barrier, West Caradoo, Mary Ana, SO South Bunt, South Tolgue, North Buller, Pendarves Con- U sole, Comtort,Stray Park, Camborne Consols, West Treasury, 14 ., Lsngmsid, Wheal May, South Plain Wood. hloditonham ;6" and Mansborsugh, Wheel Franco. Caradon Vide, Treleigh, so Trethellan, Trcsavean, Trehaus, lieignston Down Consols, it. Trelawny, Tincroft, Cook's Kitchen, Darin, Tremayne, Rent.eck, &e. In foreign mines there has been an Improvement in 6 . United Id.sican, which have changed hands at an advance. Copispo, St. John del Rey, Cobra, Linares, sad Santiago so have also been done. 20 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. 20 The market it quiet to-day, with not much doing for for delivery. Prices are as follows : Town Tallow, 3.55. 64. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 9d. ; October to Decem- ;I; ber, 375. 6d ; ditto separate months, 395. 20 lR Avutkons.—Town Tallow, 335.; fat, by ditto, 20 2s. ; yellow Russian Tallow, 38s. 63.; melted stuff, 28s. ; rough, 175.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dregs, 61. • 20 A better demand has been experienced for Russian on the 20 spot during the last few days, and holders have more confl- 20 deuce. The rates paid foe P. Y. Candle are 365. 9d. to 375. 20 per cwt., and there ars not free wailers. Of Rue Odessa Sheep, of fire sort, the value is 365. to 36e. 3d. Operations are upon a more extended scale for delivery in the last three months of t, c year, at 375. 9d. to 38s. for prime yellow Can dle. The price free on board is 341. per ton for this month, and 331. 10e. for nest SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Cooper and Davis report a short supply, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 760. to 781.•. Interior, 6 5 •• to 7 0 s. ; Clover , 76 5. to 84 5.; Straw. 24 e. to 28.. COVENT GARDI Vegetables and Fruits of .11 FRU Pine-apples, per lb., 4 to Gs Grapes, botbutue, p. lb., 2s toss Strawberries, per pun., fd to I s6d Gooseberries, preen, per ht. dere, hfdtofslld Merlin. pat lb, Sd t, Is td Pemba, per doa. Gs t 3 Ifs Neetarion, per dio., Is to Us Rams, sash, I. to Ss Currants, par kat doss, 3s to 4s ltaspberrier. per golds, 4d to Id li so is 124 so VRORT4 French Bans, p. 100, la to Is Asparagus, per bundle, Ott to is Rhubarb, p. bundle, 2d to4d Cabbages per doz., 11d to Is Caultdowers, per dog, 2s to ts Peon, per *Wee, Is 6d40 Is R.N.-THIS DAY. kinds ars abundantly supplied. JITB. Lemons, per dos., Is to 2s Oranges, per doz., 9d. to Is Gal per 100, ss. tolls. Almonds, per peek, es sweet, per lb., 2s to Is Walnuts, = . OO, Is Gd to 23 lest* 214 Nuts, C r r., p. bitsh., 204 to 22s brasl.4 p. bush., 12s to lel Kent Cbbs, 90s to 100 s par 1001 be Bait;*, per lb., 63 told Cones, per hawk id to ed Spanish, p. dos., is Gd to 41 Artichokes Ss to W per dos. Wham, Cab., p. soots, fd to Is Cos, per scorn ad to Is Esdislass, per 12 bands. ed to Is lloshrocer, pot pd., MO Is el Swan Is** p. pon., Id to 3d Yeensi, per byway 51 to 3d Homy, par bomb, 3d to Sd Thyme, per bona, Id to Ikl Pilsolsra. ~. dos. bog., Is t 13 par Win, CtL to Is par Innen, 14194 Wi., own tan bo-ea, 2d llorssitsa p hit. Per tOt. to Is Garlic, rm lb., 4d to ad regal thW harrow', par don" is tots 100 Gnat Western 15 Do. New £l7 60 Bull and Selby 12. Lo. 6 sham 60_ Lancaster and Carlisle ... U 13.37 - Thisdi 1 00 Lenceeire sad . To..tsnire 21 Do. l i sbar iflha es 16 Do. 11rird. 10 Do. New (gas. 6p. 044 II! Do. West lading Unice 60 Leeds sad Brid.ord NI Leeds end 1 Jinn 6 Do. Pref. 6 ft. Ct. No. 1 14 Do. Do. No. 2 6 Do. Do. No. 3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters,l646 1 1 ; London sad Blseterall 'OO Lon., Brighton, it &Coast 160 Do. New gos. 6n. a... 9 Do. gusranteol 3j CL 743 Oro;dos SO Du. Peer. Sner Cent... 20 Do. Ocerrt. S NEX..18".2 12, Loudon and Greenwich 20 Do. Preference . 100 tendon k Nortb-Weste - ra 12 Da do. New j shares... iOO Loudon & Soutb-Wes,ero 42; Do. New, :30 31 1)o. New, .ClO S Da NewPreiorenes .. I 20 Lowestoft Gaar.4 paean. S ltanch.a{ux., antMaUock 00 111aoch.,Sliel ,ScLiooolosh. 23 Do.l sham, No. 1 .. 10 Do. New LSO Prof. . . •~il _.Do. ~lao.~ : Lnd. Udonl 100 . \ IIkWM . . SS Do. J:3O ear • es •• •.:: 100 Do. Dana. and Derby . ....1 100 Do.Cens. B. at Lt. 6p. C., .1741114.0 feet Westnn (Ire.) 14D l , Norfolk .. ... ... 1$ Do. New C 0. 2 .... ... .. SS Inastennon ... _ o Du. Guaran. 3h per Ct. SS North Brash ... ... .. 3 Do. Preference ... ... I7i North Staffonlshint. . .. . . ... . . ._ a *civil.. tS Prentuo and Wyre 10 Do. l Aimee (A) ... 13 Seed., Dodd., and &iota.. 44 Royston Sheprelh Extension .leottish Central 1$ Slaters. CLue A 9 Do., CI ,s l 3 .. Do., New Guarsnieed . SO Ellar;Wobury and Cheater 10 ``Nor. W. Min.) 10 Do. Osweatry 1 Do. New 10 Do. 8 Jur cent. Pm!. .. 6, Shropshire Union SO South Devon ... 25 Do. l'rekrenco 8; South Staffordshire 13, , , South Eastern .. SO Do. No. 3 10 Do. No 4 BeilatMecl . . 47 South Wales 18; s hat, ao.h.,kc;oti.;'N.i.i. Guar. 5 p.r Cent 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. SO Wear Valley, Bp. Ct. Etta. 23 Do. do. do. do. 30 Wilts, Somerset, &Weis. 23 York,Newmatle & lerwick, 20 Do. Ext. (York& Newts. Do. G.N. &Porch or Pee f 30 York and Norm Midland. 10 Do. Preference FOILFIOSI RAILWAYS. Anaki-Italtan late Italian and Austrian) 20 Boulogne and Amiens ... 20 Central France (Vierzon) Duteb Rhenish 7 Fast Indian ii 4 is iO4 101 a. 3 44 as. He 1,?. iireaaidTsa ILusiaboarg 20 Namur and Liege 16 Northern of Franco Orkans and Bordeaux ... 20 Pans and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 13 Peril and Strasbourg .. 10 Rouen and Havre 60 Sambre and Meuse 13 limn; and Naigos F ii dia. ii 1 " 11 1 6 4 61 die. in.l I 1 nu T ar 6 pF. dil. 7 tlis. 721 14k 2I [3O 52. 61 61 9 2& 2 9t 9i 81{ 137 :11f IS 1081 j j 17! 12f LIVERPOOL, July 12. 33i 4 lai 141 4 31 7 1 i STOCIL-EXORANon.—The market keeps on the decline. — Lancashire and Yorkshire consol., 37 6}—Ditto (fifth shares), 9) d. — Ditto (preference shares), 121—London and North Western (new shares), t p.—Midland, 34—Ditto (Erewash Valle)), 371—North Staffordshire (N. Dotal A). 337-Bhresrabury and sftemer (pref. at.. 8 per cent.), 121—York Newcastle, and Berwick, 14 13-16 Dublin and Belfast Jetan/013, 321 d. Bem, pet sieve, is&ti.o OMNI% per d05..16 to Is ed Martel, per half sievr, &I t' Yld Potatoes, per too, SO. to Me per errt.,Se to Be per bosh., 24 ed to Is . _ Turnip:l6ms dal isrv7. - , t; Ca Red Beet, per dos., Is to ts Qtsontbses, each. Id to Id Leeks, per bunelt,:d toed eakey, per bundle, Is to Is Id Ourots. per dos. ban., Is. to Is trper slows, to.d to et i' vress, pee d tent Ss ant3, lc 9d EXPORT OF COALS.—Th• total quantity of coals shipped wastways at the several ports of Ragland, and Scotland. to othor poets of the limited Klogdom, dada' the year 1849, was 8,291,288 toss; tinders, 38,440• ogle, 222,978; total of all sorts shipped in 1849, 802,706 tone, against 9,074,079, is 1848. The total quantity of orals, cinder, sad reit exported from the United Kingdom to foreign countries and British settlements abroad, L 1849, was 2,828,039 tons; the declared vsJue of which was 1,087,1221. The exports, in 1848, were 2,786,300 tons, and the declared value, 1,088.2211. The duties reosived, in 1849, on export of eats, were 3,2331. 131. 2d. The total quantity of male brought cosetways and by inland navigation Rita the Port of Lwidon, in 1849, was 3,479,189 tons; end, in 1848, 3,380,788 tons. 91 95 , 70 72 . 3 9 37 'MI 59 •:4 7 ctis. 42 07 1174 454 104 214 02 54 par 1 pin 35 37 161 14 111 Ws. dl.. 91 94 dia. 12 91 17f 81 93l A dia. 6 1 1 If. 7. dia. If 5 die. 5 dim 1 dla 4 4 81 62 1137 139 11~ II 58 60 53 60 105 a 235 245 11.(51 1 , 91 I tan t an t +tm. 5i3 . 3 22 3li 17 le d. 2 n pa. 141 111 41 4 Ms. 11 (6 9 6 66 34331 dr 24 26 die 13 16 122 124 :4 !!6 14 13 db. to 16 4 1 2t 3 4 4 Ili 11 db. 3 9 401 416 • 1 pa. IS lei Pm. Pia It 12 ?I 9 2: 9 91 • 3 3 4 11 11 di. 41 44 die 7 8 8 9 44 4 db. 14 144 14 111 211 116 db. 179 18 1 8 15 1 24 4 41 43 LEEDS, July 12. 81,0171-KICMANOM.—We have had • slew 'market this morning, with prices nearly stationary. Sales : Great Western, 314; East and West Yorkshire, si York and North Midland, 13 ; North Western, 13j MANCHESTER, July 12. gwoottaionnwoz.—There was only.a ent'l bottles' done, and prtc were not to Arm. BIRMINGHAM, July 12. STOCI-EXCIIANGL—This market was rather firmer to. although the Waimea transacted was limited. North St dome done at India, and Shropshire Ilaions at 11 dia. TUE Trams or PAXAMA.—A subject which— especially *inn the Tsang territorial acquisitions from Merl taus the public =lad in America, and I may say in Bog and also, is the prespeet of making an equatorie , channel, so that the largest vessels may pass from the Atlantic into the Pacific Ocean, and thereby avoid a hazardous end circuitous navigation. This has been a desideratum for upwards of three centuries. It matters little that the railway which is to cross the Isthmus of Darien and join Charts • v Panama is under execution; a water communication Is loudly demanded, and three lines of transit are sottuoly under consideration. These are, one across the Isthmus from Chsgres or Porto Bello to Panama ; the second, from Port Son Juan, in the Caribbean Bea, across the Lake of Ninny's, to Realejo, on the Pacific; and a third, from the mouth of the river Costsacoalocte to Tehuantepec. The Spaniards had long a notioa that Panama, insalubrious as it is, might be made the commercial focus of the world ; and the Isthmus named from it—only 45 miles wide—is still the mat object of attratoloo, although its porphyritio back bone and its climate, seem to be insuperable obstacles. The provisos of Nioaragua-93 miles across in • straight /Inc —is healthy ; u a spar of the Andes OTOMISS lie lake the ex penses of excavating through each a mountain would still be ewormess ; and there la no geed port on either shire. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec is 136 miles in breadth, but, rl shown by Mr. O'Gorman, has a healthy 'limas and very productive soil, abounding in late timber. Fres the ear. rays of Moro, and statements of-Don iced de Garay, it ap pears that no tunnel would be required ; though there must be a canal of 50 miles in extent, out through a fist country, to connect two riven,— The l'resainers Address at A. Geo graphical Idoeiety. Yesterday, the peremptory gnomons of the Court of Chanwery, calling upon Mr. W Chadwick, the late chair men of this company, to Appear before the Muter in Chan , they Stoat, being revarnebk, the proceedings commenned 12 Vele*. Yr. Chadwick did not appear, bat was repro seakel.by Al owned Mr. Glasse, and Mr. Row his solicitor. Mr. Mina eppeseed he Mr. Quitter, the official manager. to peneseste this ear, aid effidavits were read setting forth the 'cell'' of the ansamens at tie residences of the defendant in Meninemeequare awl et eyeleskam. The quills 'barge weekset Mr. Chadwiek consieted In li Nei se essenat he the eiced= of a cheque L a r b lifirfirawn epee die beak of 11 - ire. Mastennans, in his owe name and that of Mr. Lewis Pocock, countersigned by Mr. Powell the secretary, and " payable" to the finance committee cf the Madrid ani Valencia Railway in Sep tember, 1849. The other thirteen directors, who had been stuamonsd, were also called on to appear and explain to the evert what knowledge, if any, they had of this eheqse, and on their names being called over seriatim, the legel repre sentatives of the following gentlemen, Count Eyre, Hon. Pelham Villiers, Mr. Montefi ire, and Mr. Kiclisch, replied that their clients had no knowledge of the cheque. The nee-appeasing directors were Captain Chserrettie Mr. Col *diens, Admiral Stopford, Mr. Waiey, Ye. Mc Cann, and Mr. Capper. Witnesses were then called in proof of the charge, the first bsin Mr. Qsilter, the official mang.ger to the estate, who de posed that the cheque in question was not forthcoming. Application had been owlet° Mr. Powell, the late secretary of the eoespeay, for it, but it could not be obtained. Mr. Powell elamined—Had not the cheque in his pus session, but believed that It was returned tu the usual way with the other papers and cheques by the bank toChadwick. Mr. Glasses objected, unless the cheque was produced in court, to go into any secondary evidence, when there was no proof of any such document being in existence. But his Honour having overruled the objection, Mr. Gifford Erck deposed to the existence of a sum of 26,0001. in Mastrunun's bank, to the credit of the Madrid and Valencia Railway, and to hie having cashed she cheque in question, which wee signed by Chadwick, Pocock, end Powell, and was payable to the finance immure. It wee paid through the elearieg-house to Messrs. Willis and Co.. and the cheque had since, as was usual with the bank, been delivered up to the of of the company. It Was also signed by Mr. Wm. Lowell Palmer, who was not a director. Mr. Powell examined—Recollec:ed Chadwick bring . mg the cheque to his in September, 1849. It war akeed by tamale and Lewis Pocock. On bringing it, Chadwick said be proposed applying the amount of tt to investments in Great Western Railway shares, for the purposes of the Madrid and Valencia Railway. He said the money then loaned oat to Overend and Gurney's was only fetching 2 per cent , and that by the plan he proposed, it might be in c.:sued to 5. Showed witness purchases of Great Western shares to the extent of 13,0001. with one stock-broker, and 13,0001. with another. Chadwick further stated that he should make a transfer of the shares in blank, and call the finance committee together. Chadwick tot k the cheque from the office, saying he should pay it into Messrs. Willis and Co.'s to the account of Mr. Trye, stockbroker, en ac count of their purchases for him of Greet Western nick. Was in Willis's bankinthouse accidentilly, and saw Chad wick pay the cheque en. In September, 1849, there were funds at Maaterman's belonging to the Madrid and Valencia Railway, but on the 13th of that month they were trans ferred. They stood in the names of Chadwick, Knit!, Cap per, and Pocock. and there wee another name added, that of W. Lowell Palmer, who was a clerk to Mr. Kuhn, and he believed, it was added at the time to prevent an intruded attachment of the funds of the company. Mr. J. H. T,ye, stockbroker, said tie was employed by Chadwick in September, 1849, who told him that he had placed to his credit at Willis's 45,0001. in respect of the pur chase of Great Western shares. Chadwick at that tire WAS indebted to witness in some 40,0001., for dtfftr-nt desiriittior a of shares. Had no other dealings with Chadwick, sore on Chadwick's own private account Chadwick stated he wanted 12,0001. out of the '25,1001, and witness drew cheques, which Chadwick had titled up with the name of " Henry Johnson," for 2,0001. and 3,0001. each, winch were all paid Witness had no reason to inspect that the funds ware any other than Chadwick's own fund., ant w - s surprised, from recent proceedings, to find it was not SI. Thought that Chadwick raised the money on moiling t, or loan, for he was teen is the ni4hest credit. There was now at least 5,0091. due from Cnadwutk to witness, arising out of share speculations, many o: which were successtul ; but, on the whole, he should say that Chadwick lost, though he used to say he actedon Information, which frequently turned out to be erroneous. Farther evidence es to the pasting of the cheque through the clearing hone having been adduced, Mr. Selwyn nailed upon the Master, Ind r the 66th sec tion of the Act of Parliament, which empowers the !Lister, during the progress of winding up, to call for payment of balances from directors or contributories, to make a peremp• tory order upon Chadwick for payment of the 25,0001, to which, he cattended, the shareholders were, prima facie, entitled, and which the cs idencc went to show had been ap propriated by Chadwick to his own use. Mr. GISMO, on the contrary, contended, in a bog ad dress, that no case whatever was made cut. The chi quo en ethestiee had no: been produced or even shown to azut ; Mr. Chadwick had not burn personally d with the slim. mons ;it was shown Sy stlidayit that he was and usable to attend ; and at any rate it was only ressonaide that time should be granted to prepare a defence. He lender's ad that at the period the cheque was drawn on Muter man's, Chadwick hod a private account of his own with the bank. . . Has Honour, or. a review of the caw, decided that the court could not tolerate lortg,r delay. The evidence "ins sufficiently clear up3n the eter° or the money ht:ing that of the shareholders, aced, as counsel for the estate had obsaved that the case was of a kital that cculd not be dealt with too summtrily, he should direct an order to be made on Chad wick fur the payment of tile 2 3,t 0(. on or before Honour week. The court then &diorama at half-past 3 o'clock. DIRECT EXETER, PLTMOCTIt. AND DEVON PORT.- Yesterday the Master in Caancery, Sir Wm. tt rtte, ra,cle a call of 1151. upon each of the 4$ usembera of the provision^l committee to this undertdsiag to pay off the expenses already incurred in the process of winding up the concern, and la dependent of the payment of its outstalding achy:, which will have to be liquidated by a second call. fRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK Miles overt Name of Railway. 1849 18.50. Aberdeen _ £510;1.1,01 tie*nyts. BLITISII. _ _ I 541 i . 617 Belfast end Ballmena Birkerhead, Lill:, & Chlaire i 1,07, 1,18.1 Bolton, Blackburn dtW x York ; jot 561 Bristol and Exeter ' 4,61(': 4.628 ! Caledonian _ ' COL . . 1 .' 6 430 aiesTeisnd Hut, head Dublin and Reknit Junction 27t,' :,62 Dublin and Drogheda 9l' 1 OtJ Cublin and Kingttown Dundee and Arbroath ' 464 Dundee,Perth,A.berdeen Juno 579' OS Dundalk and Ennitkillen I .: 167' 10 I E:Lot Anglian 717 CA3 _ _ - 'East Lancnihirs Eastern Counties and Norfolk, ) 10,423 15,910 (Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow ! 3,199! 3,422 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee! 2.14 t ,1 2, 487 Furness Hallway A 318 !Glasgow, Pah!cy, and ityr• •• • 2,9101 2,498 Pais! y and Greenock! 1,139, 11 361 !Great Northern& E. Lincolnab 2.085 1 3.073 Great Southern undWestern(l) 34301 4,0 9 5 'Great Western , 13,405:15,631 !Lancaster and Cars.alo listTicsabire and Yorkshire 1 Lends and Think I Lirsrpoul,Crosby, & Southporti London and Nor hWestern I London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Mr 'stern Londonderry and Enniskillen ?ilsn. Buxton, & Matlock, &e. Manchester, Sheri., & Lincoln. Manchester and Soutl.Junciloo Mat port ant Carnes Midland Midland OrestWeitern.(l)• • • • Newcastle and Cadiz!' North British North StatfortLhire Scottish Centril Scottish kiidland ;. 4 1;niraury auel Birmingham& Shrewsbury and (nester Shropshire Union south Devon •11‘ - • 13, , 65S 13 124 296 1,113 270 "14 43,293,16,510 1,221 1 19;9 10,495 11.200 :2,291 11,723 161' 137 170 269 3,574 6,913 - 400 759 637 21,810: 22,316 1,350 1273 2,330 2,560 2,64 ,1 3,172 5,103 1,347 1,617 407 . 670 South Esstarn SJuthYork.,Donosatcr & Gook Ts& Vale # 1.302' 1,573 2531 •71 1 053, 2 , 061 Ulster West Cornwall Wltitsharen Junction 16:1:4 1 7 156 - 1,167 1,74 2,372 York, Newcastle, Berwick York and North Midland FOKEION. Amiens and Boulogne Dieppe Montereau and Troyes '7l 854 273 843 251 206 Northern of France Orleans to Bourges Orleans to B nlaaux Paris and Orlvans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 13,074 1 14,086 8,21b1 8.1e9 1,1e31 1,431 5341 en MN 1,008 12,563' L 2,663116,461 3,406 i 2,866 2900 ; 8,185 7,309 7,742 6,949 7,019 2,379, 3,863 111 1849. 31 Ri s 5 151 614 754 322 511 571 71 1850. -7i -371 16 85; 160 94 100 22; 143 1334 230 2461 39 121 470 61 1711 239 164 491, 60 2904 266 714 211 1071 M WA