The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-24 00:00:00

i t, . . - ! i t ...:. I'''-i r• 7 : . . ... • 4. -... . '....""•-;...., . I . . • ..#l*. AL. - • .4 4 44.... .1 .... 4." 1t...• :. 11 , .. • 4 . . - • • .... .. .0 •• • . . •' i j .. i • .• .1 % ......• t., 0 •• iL : lIIIIIN' . • ••• • ..X% t.. .., . , ..... A \.... . •• , . I. as . $ • . s n : • . 4 's o . 1,220.) LONDQN, WEDNESDAY Evarttaa, MIX 24, 'lB5O. [THREEPENCE. v.. fll ItEPORT et the DIRECrORS of the la I‘L BANE ot LONUOX, kr as yet =ft Oke of the Stimoilia" bed at tbe .%! '" L,Abberv. Temby. Übe Ski st.hly,ll.lll, P • '" 4m. • staurms.. fn •tcrun._ttlArl lIARNERAL4_Zig. .I>• HERILMORD„ . , trehlbett , VAir.idOsailbed. tn. r I Julys Omme. 100. •• • ...tit Kw Joirph Tl= . 1124. •• • Jorepli 1'ri%.41" Esq. I Riebai Wsiber, 144 1 , 1 1t.p. thaws Wialiwinb. =‘. MXNTOR LIFE ASSURANCE CON ZANY, I. cm alf•4lllrdeetr SIL Sartlled OpyliaL Paunsorr.—.lll, Ontio the WI Vsta•Pusgosur..-111011 Boa. the WI PITZWILLIA POLICE T7llB, DAT. . • 110W4T1.1117. Bans* TllMlPannio Lanz= es 711.111 ♦ tale remotehMlatatim sitem. who gm* 'berm a S. Bata, rd Morilesd Month as is arum altemed with Ihr_eati*. Melon be kb It Illebseee Prior imlioshempelom he Me roper of atterties reere. 0.1. Graham awry to Me lettre whisk hod twee ad*.teri to Mir il = rig= Prism Allert. sliood Idyls Deem desteadiq mom for tobsoripties whisk hod bees er ea hot es Me What. PM Ent Mug was reeeleed 1. landerip last, sod the other tor 1 W bees releiVall Oatmeal petiodedese that tire. • parties at the Imre wore nM,.d do purport el Ober was of • thromairithawirloo. Th• mime, Meinsdi at Noerhlr. ham were la kis koodweitiag. Oa beim toned moo he lie &hem be rode a asp state' moat, is white be nerd eameel perms of dittleothe with mpeardea. a. hoped Me umlemes maid or maul; lir, rit wss matesidtr Imogene Milt the etheseiptleo that bed bora s..d _ottellehle ioddeidials he his imenet. Mr. hears oedema the 'Moaner ea 1M two awed bail la 100 i. mhos& Morel 11111.. to be et pod *tiniest to the mat I amesebs. _ _ _ _ MOREY MARKET. RAILWAYS. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. TVISDLT Iva:rate. The esamaities of Illpsebk Americas bondholders have received be do %meals& crawl is Leaden et=of s Wee, el which the following is a n: _ MIS Day, Two o•Ctoos. The share market lq rather firmer spin to-day, and the tendency of prices is generally towards im provement, though the badness going forward is limited. Cheat Westerns have improved to 513 b London and Booth-Weeterne to 681 t htidlands, to The Report of the Directors to be submitted to the half yearly meeting of the company to be held at 8 ohs-epos Treat to-day, states: "The last half•yearly report of the direction was framed under cireurastenen of considerable difficulty. The London and North Western Railway Company bating demurred to ' the carrying oat of their agreements In respect to the direst Manchester Intik, (eget proceedings had been instituted is compel their due performance, end bills for a line from Macclesfield to join the Manchester, Bhe filed, and Lin nimbi?' Railway, and for an extension southward had been prepared, to secure a communication between London and Manchester, independent of the London and North Western Railway Company. While the shareholders were duly Informed of these matters, they were in the earns time assured that no aeon would be spared to bring the disputes with that eompeny to en amicable termination. The dile& ton have since had the ratisfacion to anneunn, that they base been encessfal in their endeavours to effect Rich a settlement. It is scarcely necessary to add, that this involved the ahanionment of the pro jected lines, and the cessation of all further litigation. The directors believe that the terms upon which the division of the traffic was arranged are such ea to be, whets fairly carried ou', mutually benefi cial to the two companies. At the some time they are bound to admit that, under ordinary eit cutnatanoes, they . would not have submitted to soma of the concessions entrused in the final agreement ; but with • committee sitting I. avowed .Li° l6 —ni l s_,AgitelliiMPAlMAKSbeis ha bole 111 aim* 11121C1111111. Mal WAN PAUL. So Cbabstaa. . MOMS lOULEZLEY 11,..Dorsty Clalfiaaa. 11= &Oar Swam. lbw I flr m Osage Gahm Maw. Mart. ban. Dab. Camp Sam pa. Bob ciirbs%, CoUtrak lA. Han Gob& Torbieditio. eassol Nabob SR. 11114Osied Timm Oa ataa Mimi Las. M A. bettaufroallailli by Ohs Compostat i lir t glik amposa MORI mariatty at a ao=ef 8110,.e.. , th• moot km* Os lamb et ar mein aro *Mal stasapt tr Waage at paid.* ea arblob mod saaaal sealmas lam bona I paid. the wills rata; of madam atoolotosrxitatba awed. Prontaranors ands pay able la a varkty of ways ea snot do esesmelins• dow L twa Coedit iphut kr kW art youlans tot the Gm wan yam mad lairatalm yamatwat aieramati at spasoMaily low raw. Ilblematt Ituramatt poonlana ktr basomard tialut Rawl ma offitary ista owed at *a cream rase ulna es bane sorotaa will a atoiteass addlimil dory far Wartto premed to am past af lb. world. Ito anal otatelsoks sotislistb met Nest& Is tam vise a soollost of sboaa, tha fro la paid by the =An batboatabla. burl of ass& Ity maw d taw r f Dboasana mows YOWL Ilatalter. M' BRIMS RAILWATII. lillee Tosteruy. 11 • 1 '" v „.....-mr. Asnorl. I. 4, WNW. itlftvd R. corm Nom. Tmen. sod Rim; i• sad la/a. talLa(W meslift, 30 . 1Absedne NOSSO4 DOMILI Jastka I Barks& Hass. Kat. TX _wirLysirretesp_EClL)l • fe S lis as. T ~Y' ~...~.r Itt.PoltT. we IPA r 'woe le rrasestiteg Is their app. . . oat...nett of the Prdesetthe Wok. It will ,•,01 hawker eboet dot Mir end., ell the b • ed . 1..6% .14 Ili. choirs ostA ..: 14%11% Amount rr i cW s erimm au of CA rig eret. pr entra ter the halt .yt dl. Isl 9, Iwo bees Stiestrpobk mil the I) • ,!• dam a .11viletpl fir the MK yar 'WIN Jens ore. rite. to camel they ben the estlehelies of •aL Tx rebate, Arty Peeing ash beau fret Iron imumiiii ypi.etw, iiiiiir. 10 I Da wishautaguresist i 1 27 U .. 211 22 2 .. r e t - 1 r: II =Tay., Is Us. wi=tarearsistee ' 131 Hina.Wilw.ll Mime WWI lin NUM Old bar 17 a =1°11.1". 14 poi. el pm 44, iii iii ar. IT 174 sz la 7 4 8 1 7 4 • 9 9 U . 'Lab .1424. `?. arid toms, aad awkWaws tin MM. of bale, tlwre wwwiiim lairs of :04 to the roam Mg. leiresig Oat fend Vi• *'' " the prodis!:• Os ikiltitolliessie. SD nakialh e 1 ' - • II 1. W S" .81111. 11111M....i 6 SSIATIMO , • IS:aana Cuopektsg. 51. e., Hower. Log. 1,4414 l'oltrwood. Lev 11% tias (WT.?, EY, Mar:. Mire, Lg., Jor. ph 1.4.14444 , oft: thtri•e:tts as 4 a=t4ti Sot torortiss, sal Itut:cr, Esq., d rwpzucto, Mere himself 's &Candidate be the NT A vig. TIOM e iw olMios so [bray Tie WU was ast sag Abe primer wit looted up. It was slaseiltlotdogsbooss was ust Ms Mal 4110011.1110atat .44 _ 41. 10 Do. SW rusbromoo W hooter we SitSwod . II Do Trims* .. 43 WOW sod last i6B:. AMeindlow,rfalea•ot laureasspire are dbampi by disisseks to swan Catherine Moneague. aka IblOdb, grialbse bar la Cat lea breast el* • oeseien sithholutee. - • • 1 It PO at $ Caansux.-111311:41711ATBUIST LUCAS, Ito. Daromesuaaus.—CLUlLLlS LUSIIINGION sm. M.P. 311 is Bradbury , Re C q. p. Robot M. Hulliancbg. Thema Owl* Dabs,' Work lissi. WWI= Met Olds% Zsi. Leen llhippo* t Edward Crowley. Esq, Maria Wbotirs. JOIN relthlNl, 'Mk anIMOMINII. tal.. la tderma Mario GI Wm, isq. —.— - - lama perdaniessof the ttem *main ibis paper, and it will bo remembered that oa Tuesday maim fortnight the primmer, emempentiod by Doors, a drummer in the Cold stream Guards, west to Montague% lodes's, No. 17, Pilaseastreet, Drury-lane. After they heelless them some time, a quarrel arm, between the primmer and Montague rommucg their former intimacies, and ia a fit of media the prisoner cemiht up • knife and plunged it into her Imam Sae Was reamed to Hiag's College Heupital, where it was found that Me had noticed an incised wound, of abort sa jack in length, seder dm left eallar-bear, mar the shoulder end. The &male wee was usable to attend on the first sod tecoad occasion, bat This morning she was led ism Ow court by her friends, and appeared is a very wink and exhausted condition. Oa being placed in the witness le:x she re•used to be sworn, and said she did soot wish to prosecute. Mr. Jardine asked if Donee, the drummer, who gave evidence on the first occasion, and proved th• Marge, was lament. The constable said he was not, nor had the surgeon seat any certificate respecting the womsn's state. Mr. Jardine, after some moversation, remanded the pd. eons, &gain until Saturday a. THAMES. _ kite Si M Si I 16 az 11i Si Ti 1 11 * ' `Y. , ea.- r e awl ow, -aret bane, bees read, - I: •o rovved woman:amply— . ta. t. pot • Jai tu:Ancc-theet hut reed to approved, printed, 7. . , ta. Ivor Mom" harnewall. E.g., to the part at the dive alkt. and the paw-up capital of the C.ornparty at tie ort per miscas awl a bawls et the rate ot Ta. 44. prr • , rer tram mese tas, pleb* ors sal attes Oa IA of J. T. Ossepest. H.D. T.L:fr. I nom. HMO* MM. TM LiwW ststeasst show as wenn etas lasdasaos ham ha sormasmost: Teats aidleg. real o ,l„ Amami lamas. % c r ud. ° 9844 Nov., 1836 616 £B,Oll I 2 £10,736 3 0 "„ 1 4 131 1 4 4 4:: It::: 1: :41, at 1 : 10 • „ 1839 40) 23,437 4 64,939 IS 10 1840 414 31,091 10 1 94,543 13 9 • 0 11141 837 KM 1 114,993 9 4 ~ 11112 364 31,360 9 I 136,006 1 7 „ 1843 703 41,219 17 14.1,079 11 I , 1844 733 33,117 9 902,163 1 0 1143 911 70,819 14 i 241,440 13 3 • 1816 1003 83.940 8 291,673 II 4 • 1017 1231 111,118 111 367,179 16 0 1314 1423 101,111 7 444.428 16 3 • „ ISIS 17.4 131,976 4 .317,343 7 I Total noraber 10,919 24 29 et 13 24 Ise midisea: - 2f 3 5 Si 5 dis 10i 14 23 SO I_ 213 213 31 95 70 72 SS 97 ii 1 ex int yt. .s...utr.oarly That the fun: ring Dinettes Al. ittais Ottopee, Esq. Mark Ilent.r, Lori. Jose; h I:n.terwood., c of Ake, in puncture . of the Seed el ',Worst, be re. .ant t* et Mu Company.•' l'hao. NUT, Lop, bt , t:r.•ed a Dine tar of this Cessposy." of the twill* be presented le the Citable= obi : riesh's..spermtend.bee of tbseMiesol the Senl6 . :tasks of the Pr.letetore be sonseente . d . M lat. AWOL Me cement eersiess MY ID, BAIWZLL, Oak en& m‘oof the ntecttro be p t tenns, Illeenswell. coertase esneeset in the doer this day.° ittlimdt A. CUTBILL, Manager. 43%{.47C140111111 TO 30ts Jr.,, 1630. 867000 0 0 £134,7150 0 0 3 averted h sineenterout sentritise. 20,646 4 1 tar customers et the bsst .1 ..emb attar deducting hut A13063001'1 rs.l 05. W ail thaws and current expellees 14,91 3 11 8703,003 7 3 36 664 71 74 Ms. 0 97 476 494 904 214 42 94 aPI' 7g 54 4 I 471 Ili i iti die. 9/ fli Ws. 10 9101 a 11; I 2 ez d si 6 Ws. 91 92 9_ 7 _. L.. Sr 4r.~ Members whom premiums became dee on the lot inatent ere rewdatind tliet the ease stun be paid within thirty days hem that date. ay the last rea oft and all other Information may be bed ea JOSEPH HAP" Smeary. uly IS, ISSIL C.: r. 14. LEON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. A wry iwge aleartnent of these Bedetande V Iran and erre, Ids. N. Bask; aa. Oats fens Wri. andi, Mira with *mull 'cants and patent asking, and antirely ass tom sacsse nate, ar pima, is on SALE, at 1111 Show-rails of WILLUY L BURTON (late hippos and Banos), Oxfordatrow Kerner of Newman. ansei). and No. I. Nainnainatheet, whisk ane tn. trivet In Ur world; share way eke be non lb. PATENT IIiEIOCLI3III, sr asrrky In. Spring Bad, add& Is appliteide alike to Iron end wades It ham bees bend. es ea saiinary to whet teat, superior wen to the eats, bed. Cosmos iron bedded. at 161. Id. owe. Detailed eats orate. with engravings of eery konewagarg swag; seat (pia pad) free.-I:WatD•hed in Wellewrort, a.e, 1100. 61 4 dial dis dig 14 die 4 46 764 804 134 740 L L .. meat on arnan., India .. Daada 57730.3 7 3 ' >Jaw+, prea.me, ti• mgt., aad Janata" at .t.l liftflett.4titet 0,040 SO} 80 Jr 763,603 7 $ D. at the nb , o! 6 ter ens. prr wiess, k tit .• • list P temaerr. lOM already peed ti,•7o •10 thltuw• tbe tall.yeat amass IMO J. .. 4,448• • •!. pet awe es &Jaime. 2,327 f 6 2:ereet es tweet bille serrha bp posit sod • .... lan to the prestos tuid. thee ...1111,114 12 • 9,4611 I 7 PBAUTIFUL HAIR.-ROWLANDS' MACAS SAR OIL tailmaaNs IN balsrada NM Wperm d Mad, soortabas Ys Mk la lit state, mairlastre its growth, ammo it beam mod sad &NNW, .era in. ft is maturity, mid ramtbrass N. prowl= at Way elamsr, May voltam, mad luzuristra redesdatiey i e Os INN NON of haw ilsr. la lba whisk" eyebrow% ad maalmaka. it la Woo sultanas fa at ik detimslatir• al Us flat NE dillies it I appealall Y y N. rbodos re barmier dr Wale a boatatidid brad al Imir, d mem, Ns flat iamb tut al ammery.—Priar Sa N.; 7 sa .. tamily bottler (oral to kair mall), Ida. 01. ; awl doable NM Ns, ; la. par battim—The passim amble Imo tbro Vero "Mirth Illsamur Olt" aperamd la tra liam as tbe irrappar.-11sid by *mom N, Nattasipirdes. Leadam, zed by all ellemista sad perfamars. 104 f 1 171 s!: U 1 71 34463 3 S :totylit dons 34. M! 3 S aMMF.RCIAL BANK of LONI)ON.—Tho C Vete** YULE DT GIS E NOTICE that a DIVIDEND ert the p.ez; rowel of the Ceepeay. at the rate of E., per east. per ea. a.m. • • Ittr BALFACAR *Wag WM Jaw. Mo. sae s hose• at tie r.• • P. W. pee elmedseh free hen Lear /az, yell be Pal .t ot the laselarep.herree be Wither, ea ere ober the let et at.—llter el the flowd, P.Ltel Juy en ly, ISA A. 1. wrens.. lisaager. ne 1 6 10 exist crLENNY'B HAND BOOK of PRACTICAL OARDSNING. Part 1., price la. G VINT'S 11 \ND BODE to the FUME sad VEGETABLE GARDEN. Part I . pear la. Casabas. 7s. SE. °LENNY'S HAND ItUOK to the PLoWLE GARDEN and GREY. MOINE. Part XIL, prise ad. Curop'eds, Is SS CILENNTS CATECHISM of GARDENING. Prier Id. °LENNY'S PROPERTIVI d FLOWERS. Pride la. 1 C. o=ol, Stag RilitlimsweeL Streak ad all beasellas. THIS DAY. "QLD TIME GLIDES RAPIDLY ALONG." Yew new wry nearly Two Year Dili sad murmurs PIL CYLVIDLIto have Sa ne ee busily engaged in mode. eke. The eugeriority ot this 1 routing, and the very favour able tossmer Is whist' it I. regarded by eureurnen ot coke, Oslibet be more mom ly dwell then by the immense and previously uvheerd et enures el tbe demend now ezWing for the si mr-roseted allege. Oa all sides their pertly sett emeleore are heard extolled, whilst the Sokration of the prom oerued bee been timuuraoly icknowiedged hp grey. It is no ,4.ubt. a woe, pe •if of the great ',ductless he Not art au be tfR deal when a :erre 0.n.0. is dose. Theellenee selaZiry Wares meowed consumption, and inermsed inmsemptios rideable' in price. ai NM be Wter is cuperior to iron, so sure Is silver-roasted coffee raperiar in trun-roested eke. Cy Anders or other receivers 11116:e of o:kk mete' must be teed in the ,aurae; of mike before • pure brerrsge r n rresonahly be expected hem the berry. Debts sal G.. be are ellectirg their improvements in roweled ease. seem esey nn much attest o° to the subset that they can eteddeatly nem ulna it. Their views Imes tees osellewied by the petresege infling. of tat mitt maenads some, who Moe borne todtmcmy to tie ; :nty nod emethinite of the sitv•r-remeol seem erldelt purity and ute..thee eooll Dot be developed by @mycelia/ proem of reaming. lOLA the 'nosiest trade is ease Abode be Dab sad Os., es pus.- WA other rein ehisimehie, the eels etlonden el Kale of the !no of cease Is bring esmdendy enerdssd r promise far `:\ .ie-'er Use" the beet kinds obieleolde. This bet ,seem be t. ugly borne le , W 4 mid whilst linkinsad Oa. meet the unmet .4e to mesourege the gew to miss be pwanommik W: p. eri t W. .n 4 email" and by supplying the bed nab at the yr,,, !Li I se with maddest* to their superior mobs of felletiof to r...atrualog rad Wending the uarivallert repels el their seam emi.asee of quality, purity of detour, and dumpers of prise. ne ate+ mead lot " Dakia's Sepal Patent Career," it. meet 24“ e...,, maned: 1 . 4 :• , :........1tattee ..... li. Od. to le Id. per potted Gad . la. 2d. .. .... ...... .. ..... het Pleatatica ls. 4d. to Is. Id. ~ :sue 1 ... 4.4 to Vote v. 47 tee to Vista la. C 4. to le 10d. , f..., ll.a . e eras sed rood Coffee la. id. to la. 6d. ~ It a:.. ..... Cede* Old to Vera aged 1.. Id. to L. Od. .. !MULCTED SORTS. Whole or Ground. 2 . --r rd nwf.i. Coffee le. 24. like and doe.dreeerel 1,r7 .w 4 and menu.. is. 4d. Coffee Particularly choice Coffee la. bd. T ! sorts ere /repelled in sealed Magnum Bottles, eon. ha. • t 2 ;A. MO, 1111 , 1 [A eat& charge ts We for the bottle& ; cl stood souLd Wirer to a sealed bottle le, 6d. v .trung et.d Ene-fleroured Case hi a sealed Is. Od. l• .111• of very chum 554 easeliset Coen La s sealed in 6d. 7 . ; nt the Swett oh, If mantels Celle, w ellow in ity art rr.breses of devour. us • waled bottle 4s. Od. 1 . , Ales t.rL tee woe re fur empty two-pound bottles, When re tuned. Tbe totlqwl.ur e tte ere supplied is misled bottles. actlisisi Ow kyr.. t bulge Is mode f life bottles. Ose 1.4•1,1 Lt ca sk ego, flavour. a sealed bottle ed. Ae Pound 4 'tty etwor tad Ilawilayoursid Oldret, la byt., Om heat • ex wi es t sad iselgarstimg DANN tr _ te. 114. • to t renLy.....:. a ....red fur empty awromma aumek r••• ned. Is Lrb art b, ecte,aners the esetataty at Woe ••11 _Pon l Ole a ,mki .154 f tin. regaling:ad polehmes WY LOW " 4 V , gr. 11,1 M tnemeelvem With tilteirte el altwtl ng '""'Y r 4qtnit, DALIN Imd COMPT. emitinue to supply et • st...tet met -met to otemmill, tempate, ttrlto tstQss4oj sexes "d ts.am..e4 tb watt, tLe net prier, lumeir• 3 s• 24' 'AKIN AND Or Mir, PATENTEES, NrlOtEk ( iNE, MINI PAUL% CIICYCHTAILD, LONDON. Ju! • ''f ',WWI to Inodon, and 010 Pork gen.erall , * so f..;r4!!. ttt LW. mach' a= . °A eu" P;.) , 1.5. IL, it...to& Ll.kie's Royal p: r ° II C I ' . .—SPRING WATER FROZEN ni r iNE MISCIC is NASTILY'S PATENT JDOS. "'• at. -lASSERT ICES prebend, I• 4 ___vis• rident roman, • - •••••••••1 W.tb trr ~ tawal feeble, awl at a UAW'S esPeßsa• ", SA. Elvi'S PATENT AERATED SODA WATER aid LukSi• VAL AITAILATCS by which Suck Waif Is mark rid aw us I rh4riel with pure Aeld Gas la akw It • U•t1:*1 VOL T 141.1 ebesp, p arp'', sad aremweatal isoli.wwwdte V. all vaetwam at Bode Water, Lamosade, Ptt'- , awl utter wreval w.tr re. ."' / 11 As7LIVeS witty impreved PATENT ROTARY BUR .NOE ei.r.A mime MACIIISErt, width ekes awl bralkattly *kb 1...A.:141,ft ram mantromaki , crA Mimi V ile .1-1- W. "n•I 4 , 1 mak m .r/ 41Sertat war% piss SI radii IL &L. sad 10.44, lemrig.hr drewinge awl tratimiakk east sant tree. The rt . .. - ..braws at Sl4Ol ERA wad Om earn Dep64 1 •0 4 •I'ile 1 1 " 1.1•4 lteratAlreua, OarrinSetrael, and T. Marmon ... t~KC.V. where ke wt earptleal wall be suarbreed. Tbs 7.• v:r •rrel in In aseatc.. Alt LLIGANT PRESET?. 741se - Te;; THE ILLUSTRATED NEN/ TESTAMENT Le.. satbri:d miaow, with tZtee are Les drewlap executed miaow whits, rime, for this edition, with wive historical, e , sad descriptive • sad embelhelted by s shovel Panoramic Picture of the Holy Land, Lid s View of Lower Nit pt, showing the route of the Israelites from Egypt he the JAM et Corse ; premium at ere do s e s; ptiwittal cities sed pleas atwatiewed is the Old tad New re assieted ay 135 reterewere. lewdest. Pelelished at the Ales of the Elemental Ueda' News, 11111. Ittresd, sad weld by en Wises. PI'EWS, NEWS, NEWS.—The Best, Cheapest, and Lamest Neon:am la the world. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NOON NEWSPAPER eutdaun Slaty large Column, et tbe very jaw icelligence (to the cooteent of publicatioe) haw all parte of the treeld, by tltprilP, electric telegraph, and other scam. Inierdlear 01 mew. Tide Colones of the Prue it pablirbed entry datarday OW la thee to poet Pelee oaly Tbreeperia, poet free. Bead Wee pones@ stamp to Edward Lioyd, ►l2, t atialsarydquare, Load,s. sad N ile car env at a Numb; is ,rd sol say sews agent DL CULVERFIIIIII 24.110!.R01LEL 4 . 1 . 10 TE B A N T of LIFE. " Health, reareatios, slid rational re of lime." : Early itislag--apring and Su... Illorninge—ltzeur. slaw about the instrons of Landes—The Parts. Lanes, HillA Head., mid Wier I=4 piese—eouncry Vire ed itemMee—The gee—London N Evenings at Horne—Husis— The Drema—Oe hating, betaking, Ilespieg. liethinm WA Ls" Oseepetloa. Afs. nuourzers from the MOUNTAINS. I wile. A. sae! ; by peel. le. ed. eel. I.—A Visit to the Lekee—Rhetch of Edinburgh, As. Vol. Lab. of billerney—lteminiammas of Dube; la. Allesqq new edition, Is. ; by peat, la. ed., HUAI' to EAT, DRINA, and AVOID. " That Wee soots years and ten out course may run." A pointer review of neuron mary form (cense and care) of bite. ,nasty debilitated health and enfeebled eonstituti" that bantam the young, heist. the ern of pleasure, tautness, or study, and eaibittes ale age; with tables sad rules fee the diet and physical regulatka el wery.day Mierecad, L. Pateremter-row • Maas. Orrabill ; Ceresllm, It?, reetetrest ;or duvet teem ;be make. 10, Argyll.glass, 1.. gent-eareet. THE SOUTHAMPTON PORTION OP THE INDIA MAIL.—Tbe Peninsular and Oriental Company's steenvahip litpue. Captain Moresby, arrived at Southamptoes this atom ic', with the heavy portion of the India ISO. She brine 74 passengers, amongst whom is the lion. Mr. Davis, the United States Commissioner to Chine; also specie, value 6,0001,, and a large cargo of silks and general 'merchandise. Sir W. Parker's fleet Ina cruising in the neighbourhood of Malta. The Penineutar Mail steamer Jupiter sailed from Gibraltar for Southampton, to touch at Lisbon, on the 16th blatant. CHARGE AGAINST A SEA CAPTAIN.-- , PALMOUTH, JULY 23 —Last evening the magistrates &marbled at the Geldhall to hear the complaint of Robert Desipees, the mate of the Esther Frances, agairst William Michael, the muter, fcr ate:tapers to pours William Shaw, a presager by that vessel front Havannah. (The matter mu eluded to in yesterday's Err es/ ] Mr. Shaw said that he joined the Ether Franc. sat it sit, on !ley 17, for Falmouth. The captain of the used sou the prisoner. She sailed on May 22, and for the Blowing six days the prisoner wee always intoxicated. Witness lived is the cabin with the master and Scat and second matte. A water jag was kept in the cabin. Oa June 13, and for severvl days previous, the master had bees drinking very freely, but could walk; about these o'clock in the afternoon witness asked 'he cabin koy, George, to bring down some clean water; he did so, sad witness cinch some ; at Are also he drank some ; it was then perfectly clean. About half-past five they had tee, whelk the captain refused to drink. In the evening, while wirier was on his hed, he saw the captain go to themedieine chest, and taking the water jug, pour fOlattillag did H then went into the steward's pantry. About eight o'clock altars bad some soup, which instantly made him ill, end it was then found that whet the muter bad put into the water was extract of lead. The mate next 'steeling come down Into the c..bin with all the crew to put irons on the master, when he accused him of attempting to poison all those who lived in the cabin. Witness accused him of the attempt to poison hum on The following day, when prisoner rtplud, " Well, Mr. Shaw, if I did, I must have been crazy at the time," and added further, "let all be forgotten and forgiven, and all will be comfortable." ll4bert Dosipue yea then e xamined, but his evidence was to the same effect entirely, and threw no further light on the affair.—The beach was of opinion that there eaired from the evidence • degree of sus picion, but not suMcient proof. The use was accordingly discsiesed. g IKA, . 1 2TII R ESTORED WITHOUT MEDI- C. 4 ~ ,k . lb , 'on% .oiene., qv Espease to the nod annoualy de ha... ti-tr.«. , ..„? , 4 tAlmia, &Wasted, or Nattered weed &,,,,l. . ... a %/ICY s I it.t.ylOUS MEVALENTA MIA bICA lAve., 0 ..1/ `a . a.:.-tha a+Umoni+l , l .• f ern, tram Lord Otuart do ---- -; WESTERN RAlL ihoo, Y. 1"... ari.1.1.-va Aiello lituarAot Eat. , Ilsko-Liell. THE ACCIDENT ON TUE SOUTH- - .1,....kar• iv RAlL the I, _ t * ' La% II•nel. and &wilts odd Whet ProkoL a te w A y.—Last might, as inquest, which did sot terstlaats 'awn tuvasue.."'"„ 1" 1114,, Y- 1 ?' ta• aatsawal." ssn ' W " '''' . seer late boar. woo held at the Beilweg Tavern. Basest sg. i ....,,.. - , .... e el ttee moo hoped a doubt. la sealers's, with . ,_,... J . C. gb e bbegra, Bog., th• demur far Not ti050r.,..,,,..'`,' , Ilk. Ile od.; Lk, to ft.; MO Ile ; 111116., 225. OVA,. before _ ,_..._ of W. J am sit ed,27, who WY fright oh ~,,,,iTii,:•.. Lie; 1 , 11 b.. 31s. Ile 161 b. sad Mb. seines! tree Boats, on the nun/ W. 8. ' - rims b. w ow . „ . 4 . ' l -.lthe ceder. Do harry* Polamis 800 Pow -a f u g, m utilated and killoa , four o ther P e • last ial Old t .,.. ~, 4 . 8 . eei remedy fur orwsba, wide, tothou, owl WI Who. sit su g gliightly , oa r% iejesed es Seeds, nutmeg . 1., 'Altair awl 11 . • I h l '''' •1.1 4 , : 4°14 . t ac ~.a : d l 4t. •al - an uf uari" .. .. 12 " s al th e s T 'g, a short distaste how Basingstoke. Brkleses wee itt,,,, s u ....„ ; ..... V. ti.w loadocroot, ; sad of all rig lawluottlers. . °' Pant tn.. la loWer ad . 14. • hoard to a great Irogth, and Use jar, returned a vesdiet of " hocidoatal death. ROBIIinT or TlllllllllllJeasin POI7WDS' Woaru or GOLD Vander/wet, • Dutchman, formerly stew ard of the Batavia, Rotterdam steamer, flizareenese, • Orman water, Margaret lierseasut, • German, and C. Berney's., were charged with stealing gold dust ant lamps of cold, to the mount of 3,000 a., lately beought ) ,,trom California. It appeared that two foreigners, named G. Stitt% Italian, described in the police-sheet me a landholder, eau U. P. Cantina, • Frenchmen, arrived from California few dale ago, with gold worth 3i;001 , and hired arrtments at Mrs. Werneeles, in Li tle Atie-strest, Whittenapel, where all the prisoners were engaged ati servants. The owners of the gold dust went to Vanehall on Monday sight, and daring their abet Les thtir rooms were broken into by Vanuerhoot, sad a German named Christian, who is still at large, and the gold abstracted. Os Tuesday night Polio &leant/ Fogy, Macintosh, and Clifford, repaired to a Geri& as lodging-house, No. 45, Barr street, at the back of the St.Katherine's-dockt,whero they found Vanderhuot con cealed, and took him into custody, when he dropped on the dear • few lumps of gold, part of the stolen priparty, and equal in weight to 200 sovereigns. 11 was produced, and the sight of the Californian gold produced quite a sensation in sour,. Siesta and Cellians had no doubt it sees their gold. Vanderhoot aside • statement to Sergeant Feay, imp!icating the other prisoners, who were apprehended, and also impli• est Jig C bristles. A great many mammies werelexamined,who made out a strong case against the prisoners, who broke into the roues rented by Saints and Ceiba ne, and plundered their boxes of the gold. It was also proved that Fitztosnem tank Christian nod Vanderhoot to the house of a man named Lyons, I. Cooper's-row, Tower-bill, directly after the rob bery, and said they were essirente proceeding to New Toth, vim locdou, and had just arrived, and induced Me. and Mrs. Lyons to receive them as lodgers. Lyons beard of the rob bery in the coarse of Tuesday, and, seepeeting hie lodgers, turned them oat of his horse. Posy and Macintosh lied no doubt Christian was in posses sion of the rest of the goad, and believed be @mud nut em-pe.-111r. Yardley remandwi the Finnan for a week. THE PROPOSED VISIT OF TIM QUEEN TO TUE 1 lIINDITIAALXII.II.—A letter Ma Cadiz. in the Cronica of Seville, stns. that the steam yacht Victoria and Albert, Capt. Lard A. Finelatest., and the Stromboli, Lard W. , Somalialt, arrived in Cod': on the 9th, from Gibraltar. The Victoria and Albert had been seat to see in what time the distance 4.m England to Gibraltar soul l be affected, in case the Gime of lieglend should decide on visiting the Ma di. terraneao. The time occupied was ninety-sit houn. The beauty of the Victoria and Albers, and her splendid decors. tione, bad excited great curiosity at Cadiz. THE LANCASIIIIIE PEEL MONUMENT.—It has been ' determined by the inhabitants of Tollington and its neigh bourhood to erect a column on the summit of the above hill to the memory of the late Sir Rabin Peel. The view from the top of this column, which will be accessible by means ca a staircase, will command a panoramic scene of 200 milts in circumference, embracing a sight of Yorkshire, over Black stone edge ; the Derbyshire bills, overlooking Buxton ; the Staffsardshise range of bills, Cheshire, the frith Chased, the Cumberland bills, and the watering-places on the Lancashire coot. Rolcomb.thill is within a few miles of the birthplace of the late Sir Robert Peel. Toe PEEL MONUMENT AT BURY, LANCASHIRE.— Os Monday evening, at a meeting of the finance committee entoteted with the above object, at Bury, it was ascertain d that the total amount of the subscriptions for the intended monument at Bury was 2,6921. 2a. 10id. ESTRAORDINART FLOOD.—The village of Wood boa Walter, in BANS, presents a melancholy scene of de. iostaticai, occasioned by torrents of rain which fell In tl;e eternoon of Wednesday last. The street is situated at the Ma of two hills, a brook Tuning between the cottages of Marais, a blacksmith, and Davis, a labourer. About half past 4 o'clock douse clouds were obtained meeting how oppo site points, and, suddenly forming a junction, appeared to assume a circular motion, which was immediately followed by a discharge of their contents, accompanied with a buni ons, vivid Ba.hm of lightning, and swital peals of thunder. Sine hailstone. at unusually large size were also observed. la • few minute. the villagers were terror-strickeu a the high wad assuming the appearance of a rapid river, and the water raising the brook ten feet in an incredibly short space Mine. In Davis's cottage, it filled the lower aoartments Ito a height of nearly sit feet, and it was with great difficulty he saved the life of his wife, who, in her alarm, tainted, and his three children, ono of whom was in bed at the time. An aged woman, whom he had from motives of charity sup. pone., periahad in the flood. The front and back walls of a cottage, fortunately untenanted, between that of Davieand Campus, were carried completely away by the force of the torrent, and but for this vent there is little doubt that the whole range of tenements, the foundations of which were all undermined, must have yielded to the weight of water brought to bear upon them. Joseph Cass, a labourer, with great promptitude, rescued Canape s's sick wile, and a girl nomad ,Pnuton, attending upon her, and both narrowly escaped with their lives, Casa himself encountering great personal risk. All the out-buildings built over the brook, and belonging to the various cottage., wen carried away, and several were found near the Manor Farm. A long fence, • x feet high, by the side of Harris's garden, and nearly 30 feet of a 9 inch brisk wall nest the road disappeared, while all the e name' grades. were covered to a considerable depth with mod brought down from the adjacent leads. Ankh. of furniture swept from he dwelling', were, we un4erstand, discovered at a distance of a mile, and very many are entirely loot.—Essex thrall BRUTAL OUTRAGE ON A CUlLD.—Yesterday Inquiry of three hours' dera! lea took place; is the boardroom of Bt. Jansee's Workhouse, Poland-street, on the body of Elisabeth Colman. aged 13, who was alleged to have been murdered by the brutal violence ghee two sister.. The de ceased lived with her father mad stepmother at 11, Ste phen street, which is at the back of Broadwood's Brewhouee, Gulden square. On Saturday three weeks she was rent out on an errand, when she was accused by her two sir ere, Mar garet li,bineon and Johanna Colman, of stealing a gown be longing to one of them. This she denied, and they then brutally struck and kicked her stint the head. Bee wee left Is an exhausteel state,and for fear of any of her relatives being maltreated for offering her an asylum she was obliged to sleep on the stain for sometime afterwards. At last her illness became so severe that she was taken to the infirmary_ot Bt. Janne* Workhouse, where she died en Monday. Mr. Franck, the parish surgeon, on opening the head, found every serious abscess on the brain, and another under the temporal Use on the aide of the head. The injuries had been caused by recent and gnat violence. The jury returned a verdict of " Man slaughter" against Margaret itobinson sod Johanna Colman, and a warrant was made out for their committal to Newsats, the witness being bound over to prosecute. BEi-sour. se AN ARTICLE OF FOOD.—It appear* that the food resorted to by the starving pessontry on the 00111t8 Of Ir. laad, the common we'd," Is beeped., in tisk wiestry eatebeively used by the poor for food. It sa now forwarded by rail from Shields to Ilanehater sad Leeds, by woman who paw it from the entice at Ties mouth. It is regularly sold US the markets for from 3d. to 4d. per 11).—Nnecostk Journal. _ . 11.4 el Teneaeola. Ceram, Satuli se lL,...ssabogemr Oahe, last modem —Sir —Br thie mien have Mel to the gem. al *near, to rem by the seat mash ctiolt is is leave Ls Grant ea the n a Wit., or by the billowing, the sem Of $l del or MOW, at the mime el SJO, which 10 arwill be tees la Idleea Leaden, fa ham el the si to ad the Women ef the Bosh ef si thilimakeee e Vanensalsai ler *delivery end deposit Wee that emahliehmont le the . gum el the remello. TM mil amens % and the emeents Om may he maimed la ineers, listendelke the ps i meat ot ineeast ef the foreign debt la We seseleg yea et 11160 sad 11161, whisk will be effaced is dee time by MI Obi No s =iltioitcally svapead of yea st sad Mas. Bares and Job. Dicta Pewits. Be se geed Si lay T. this membianicatlea before the ereesmittes of chide yes w s ir a mienher, that they may be interned of the said remit- gm Wee, its deposit sad perpeoe.-1 am, &a., 17 3 Wined! Lacuna. J. 111111gew, Cowl M yeas:eels fa Leases. 10 10 Than was rather more demand for bells on bridge Is places rascally to-day, mad the rates of negotiation fa were to favonr_ot .v dtrie4,42tOgg i l ma ts. . memento ecatisite to he ileslvid of , the prospects of the silk crop from the various silk 1 2 - h producing districts in Europe, which have already vl dfa MO. 2 had an effect upon other chases of silk in this market. " " ikat " 4 ' 3 P ir Ct 30 43 Do. New The arrivals in hue and July up to date amount to u :3 Eastern Dalai: . digs . 1 1,375 bales Bagel, 1,314 China, 396 Breda, &C., (Iste E. U. Sb.) . U Do elms B. and C ditto and 180 Italian, making a total of 3,286 bales ; and io 30 p c ,„ s cr i p ( 1 , p„ ce..) the deliveries d aring the present meta are 811 bales sh FAA ••• Bengal, and 1367 bales China. The unsold stock in N u Ees l Um*ltmit". Cu.. untied 6 per the warehouses on the Ist inst. was 2,949 bales Ben- at. SO Eillsbutgb earl = gal, and 3,397 bales China. The following report of u 3 : 1 retc r iP". ll the silk market L from the monthly circular, ironed is; is 0/I.lsesere,•,o , 4Oreei this evening by /beers. Durant and Co.: 11 , 114 C a 12. 121 Do. per Cent. Pref. The business dem sines the peddle Belie if het month has ent ) bees of an aria Master, sad prime gestrally have im- ci 2, w. proved. The deliveries are lugs. China silk may be quoted toe too Great Noe* off inglinsd.... le. to le. M. per lb. above the rata of June—the importers 40 M Do. New SW who bold rock are kw, and they look to, farther inepeovo. so r. _DD. N.,fm ew .£ 3O so muse. Is Bengal silk a similar advance bits be nailed IS ls for the Slaters sad good medium qualities—•a few pare. Is of Sao- 12 i the lowest elms hays been sold at a shade ender previous 30 60 Hull sad Selby quotations, which, however, have long been mealy seminal. is m Do. t Aaree to Italian silk we are at the commencement of a new nooks, 131 131 Do. 2 Mans fully a forts Litt later than usual; the apparently entrees- SO NS LatiCaSter ,od Owlish* ... gent priests talked of for the new Mlles have enabled holders 11 1 . I tt o l D°' to make some conderable progress with their old stocks, at 23 231 improved rates. Benda ma has shared is the general up- to 11 4 23,,, Va t s, „, „, sward movement—the quantity held by importers is seal]. St le Do. Third. In Penis. silk mass large petals have ((banged banns, 10 16 Du New (cue ap. bat at present the demand for home cOasamptioa is very IV Do. West &Shag Union 2 3: 30 . and bradiorS baited. • so 30 Leeds and Mtn& . The New Bedford oil market, according to the 2u a um pro. ep. Ct. 'ire. 1 Incountsreceived from Niagara, was extremely dull 30 14 Do. Do. No. 2 $ I Ow whale oil, of which only 1, 0 00 barrels are re- 12% e D Do. o . p m/ . cl„,,n,4 N 190. 42 as having changed hands at 621 (unto, for 112 112 Load= and ineomeu some north-west coast. For sperm, on Z . 1 4, e , L c r,; . l i r e r"- 4 1,.. 1ke r t the contrary, the demand was active both a 9 Dm g usrantsed sp. Cl. for export and speculation, and sales to so so D0. 1 611.2 9 1 401 c 2r, the extent of 6,001) barrels had been made 20 20 D o . conert., P 37. during the week, chiefly at 119 c. ; besides 2,100 lb.. 11l 131 London and Greenwich... in Nantucket, at 11&. Of manufactured ditto Loton P l ie .=.l%'eeterti 18,000 gals. had been disposed of, at 117 e. for both ss 17 Do. do. New shares... bleached and unbleached winter, and 112 to 113 for 20 It itir ,.„ . ,, unbleached spring. Whelebute had bean disposed of at. 100 London k SWlth•Wederll to the elitist of 34,C00 lba. Polar, at 360. The total se eh Do. New, LSO imports into the United States, from Ist January to 40 1 3 : ft ;, 4 0 ,1 1 . 1 . 3. e 4 L 05 ii; let July inclusive, were 69,925 Wile. sperm, 17 2 ,7 30 30 so loweetoitOcer.4port:mil. bbl.. whale, and 2,722,500 lbs. whalebone. 16 h iMm.,ttex.outo Masa Mancl ,S.Lolash According to the Californian journals, amounts from St. 101, 23 hi DO. c, S She W f ., N usc O. 1 .. . . Part's Sound, Oregon , report that the ship Albion, 10 a Ito. New 610 Prat of London, bee been seized by General Dorr, on the is :, 3, 110. lines Ltnel.Gakes put of the American government, for (as alleged) se Ss ue. xsoi;11.4:;.1 11 . smuggi rag and cutting timber on the United States It. ltt imnaite l i b p y . i . .... poseseions. This vessel is stated to be under charter es. Ins goring' „ by the British government, the timber beiog for the 1 4:1.17 ••• 'es of the navy. s Do. Guaran. 61 per Cl. St. 33 Nortb Bruhn . 3 Do. Peek rases if North Stafordrhire. 39 Oxford, Wore., & Widen. U Prestos and Wyre 101 Do. awes (A) IS Read, Guild , and Reigate 41 Ito, .tort ant: Chelan ... Do. Shepreth Est/sake 23 Strands Central 131 Shrews. alarm., Uwe A 54 Do.. Uses Is . 11 IM., New Guaranieesi SO Shrewsbury and Cheater a rr. W. Min.) 10 1 Do. New .- 10 Do. 3 iK r oent. PrilL 6 ; Shropshire Cason 30 South Dena 23 to. I'relcreace Si South Sudfordehlts... 331 South Easters „. 1. 10 w.NNoltegistersil 30 booth Wales 181 Jheff, b ,&Gonle:N.D. Goal. S.p.I.Ce4C Two (Maul. 30 Although the transactions in the home fords con- 11 throe to be on a limited scale, the market nevertheless Is , opened this morning at an improvement of 1, which 211, has since been maintained. Console were first called of 961 to 1 for money, and 1 higher for account. They r .... then advanced and touched 97 for cash, and 971 for 7i time, the present quotation beirg 963 to 97 for pre- a sent transfer, and 97 buyers for the 14th August. * The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done from te 971 to 1 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. N at 981 and 991. to Exchequer Bale mark 70s. and 675. prem. Long 20 Annuities mark 81. South Sea Old Annuities, 971 ; r y ditto New Annuities, 964. Bank Stock bas been done Ii at 211 and 212. 331 The foreign stock market continues very steady, 30 to and more business has been done than for some' days La put. There is no particular change in quotations , '" except a rise in Venezuelan, which have been dons as to high as 36. The official list of the prices of actual 6 2 : business is as follows: Brazilian Old Bonds, at 924, so 92, and 1; ditto new, 1843, at 891. Dutch St. Two-and-a-flat per Cents., at 37: • exchange, i s , 12 guild. Equador, at 31 and 4 . Oienaria, at 18 and et. 4 ; ditto Deferred, at 4 4. Mexican, at 29 1 and 30. " Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cente., 1849, for the at 30th lust., at 82; ditto Deferred, at 3.5: and 36. Por- 20 taguese Four per Cents., at 34 for money, and 34: for 20 account. Russian Five per Cents., at 111. Spanish 2 0 Five per Cent. Actives, at 17 1 and 4. Venezuela, at 2: 34, 36, arid 344; ditto Deferred, at 12. s 11901.1811 FUNDS.-7.0 Dar. 20 hank Stock. 211 12 3 pa Ct. Um. Asa Au. 14, 9T 20 3 psi Ct. rasa. A.., 971 1 si pc, ow 99 i 20 3 pot Ct. Om. Aoss.. 991 7 `iehequse Ituee. Cc to 70a. 30 wOlll3lO L PIINDO. 20 1 per et. Asetrtaa Ronda, 1 per Ct. Grenada Bd.. 14 f fra 44 ger Ot. Haig. Saute, 90 I Grenada Deferred Ude. 4 f 90 Ii Per Coot., 6 per Ct. Mex. Bela, 29f 30 20 6 pe CL Drealllare We., 91 3 6 per Or. Pennies 11,h.. elf I 20 Ditto Nee, 00 92 Portueueeo Cony., 334 41 0 Pur CL Holum ATMS. 35 2 3 per Ct. hues. Mu, 110 12 20 Ditto Milian 13de., 102 Ditto !heath 191 h, 14 f 10 Ditto Culumb. Def. Ms., 3 per CL diouielt Ms. .JT i Columhtau Equador Ms. 36 4 Do. Delerrod Ode., 1 per Ct. Danish 11t1s.. 76 9 Ditto Pamirs Oda 3f 4 24 per Ct. Dutch MIL, 57 lius., 33 5 4 per V; Dutch Carta. re f 1 9 1 O r stl j u L e:Deeerred 800..12 U 10 W;te;f UrdaMlFlllarany...l 30 Wear Valley, 6p. 23 Do. do. do. do. 30 Willa, Somerset, 3/Welta. 23 Vora,Nevresstlealierwicki 20 Do. Bat. (Yorker Newts., 9 Do.O.N.V..PurehurPreff 30 York and North Illulland. 10 Do. Preference ... YUILVJUII KAILWAI'S. ,An to (late Italian and Auatrous) 10 Boulogne and Amiens .. 10 Central nonce ( %lama) 11 Dutch Rhenish 7 East lodise Great Indian Peninsula.. 1 Do. Luxembourg 20 Namur and irge 16 Northern of France... ... 7 I kleana and Bordeaux ... 20 Cori, and Orleans 20 Carts and Rouen 13 P.ola and Str.ohourg 20 Rosen and Ilona 20 datubre and Meuse 14 Tears and Nantes 111 111 56 GO $8 60 104 11 234 241 1061 1 ( 11 0 01 P 7ll m. 57 18 p 22 21 4111 s. 19 1643 a. I 21 pm 14 15 43 4i 414. 15 16 18 6 64 1 31 11 die . 32 331 . 25 141414m1* . 161 151 . 11111 1104 „ . 11 23 . '4l 131 die . 144 17, ex int . 44 4 5 . : 4 11 11616 . 6 9 . 401 411 6 7 pm. 181 1 84 71 71 pm. It l 12 MI ie 9 ati. 7f 7 dia. 9 94 6 $ $ 4 6 I 1 dla IT 12. ex i 1 4 8 1 cu. 7 8 4 Ia 1 1 3/ d 13 141 I 14f 4 41 24 22 ex Int 1 $ 11 16 i 4 40 42 ea lac 131 141 114 II 515. 51 5 cds.ezia 14 141 3 4 die go 41 41s. 71 B 141 13 es int la 31 di. 1 a pannin 2 Pm... par 1 Yin. n 7 G 1 din 7 f 2 71 id& G 7 l 4 1414 1 Indrich 2/ 3ea in 30 12 „ 111 24 71 71 9 1 10 22 2 91 91 2 dia 71 13 is fat 1 141 1 sinSculv 21 3 ex int 24 f If 101 10 LIVERPOOL, Julie 23. BTOCIL•EXC AAAAA to-day wu very bad, but prices continue toa.o Miff. Lancashire and Yorkshire Con.. 34. —Ditto (rlith shams).9ld.—tombs and North Western. leaf C.— Ditto (nen .lure.). 9-18 p. —Ditto (filth shares), I p.—Manebester, Sheffield, ma UnCOIn, Ist —Midland. .4.1 e.—Ditto (f sharer), 34f 946 d.—Ditto (hr.:wash lacy), 37t. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Snoax.—The public sale of 7,000 bap of Mauritius are going off without spirit, but at about yesterday's prices. Refined firm; grocery lumps, 60s. to 61s. 6d. Comm.—The sales ars going off without showing any material alteration. Ciofles —l3 oubon sold in public at 61 to 61 per lb. Pappas.—The large pubic sales west off with spirit at lull prices. Good Sumatra, black, 3d. to 31d. per lb.; white sold 6d. to 61d. per lb. Corrofi.—flus article is firm, but rather less done the last two days. Saoo.—Pearl, of middling quality, sold, 20s. to 20s. Gd. Tna.—This article is active, and continues to have an up -11 ward appearance. his now mosrteined that the quantity to arrive prior to December is very Mall, and that the &S- I eerie. must come out of stock on baud, which will show a reducion of 12,000,0001 b. Cougnu he'ore the new crop:can ar rive. The stock ot Tea lathe Coated Kingdom is 2,000,0001bn. less this list year. Duty paid on Bogor to lost week la loadtas, Liver- cut. poo4 Bristol, null, and the Clyde 1,935.021 To taw mac 'triad bat year 1,633,t,66 Lovers 101,436 none tan or ma m 1630 To Lam war:. lb. Loudon 13,631,634 lammed 3,306,663 Briatot asi,s, Hull 131,902 Clyde 1,247,974 Total Bum Yaw to 1649 20,597,364 MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. The little &Wish Whit at market t►is morning add slowly, at about Monday's rates. The attsaduter of millers being very limited, bat little Madams was transacted lo foreign %V beat, sad prices were unaltered. Barley in mod ugliest, at former rater. Oats in flue condition sold readily, at fully last day's quo- I'LL.= ; bat all other descriptions eentlaus very diMesit of Beane and Pea maiatalmal Meaday's prime. AILIYALS INTO LOIIDON nom 22100 JULY 10 14th JULY. Ors. isillet. .sow. lAA. lemon. what...,......._ 1 100 800 Dodgy ... ....... 140 I ...... = I It: 0w1430 Vim. 1,100 sagas; COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. BiosMeta, 14e. 9d.; Will. Red T. lb. 3d.--nip at market, 39. J3IRMLVOHAM, July 23. Bracx-Ixema.mos.-Bhares were rather firmer is this market to-day. but very little badness was transacted. Shrewsbury and Birmingham. were very flat the traffic on the line can only be fully develop after the opening of the Birmingham and Stour Val:ey line, and as tee London and North Western Oorapeay have signified that they hare only obtained powers to complete this work —not to Nan It.. there apprurs to be no probability of the Shrews bury and larminchain hoe mailing any addition to its traffic which might be derived from the source referred to. MANCHESTER, July 23. &Melt EICIIANOII.—The market continuos languid, but without chance of prices. or any new feature worthy of observation. neva nos eon* business in Laden and North Western stock at 108 i and LOS n. LEADS, July 23. geoci-Itionsoisz.—Thsts has been a fitt market this morning. Very little buskins was dono. th• only oaten Mat : East Laneaahlt e, 4t. 18. 8.1. —London and North Weotesu Stock, 1031. —York and North klfdland Pret. 21 dla.-OmA Western, al. OPENING OF THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.- 1 The important portion of the Great Northern system of rail way communication, extending over 70 miles between Lon doe end Pet , ?borough, is now competed and ready for opening to the public by the 7th of next month. The r is to go over it in a few days, and report to the Railway Commiasionen as to its fitness for traffic. The total area of r.il that will be connectedly thrown open on the OC^49iOII will be 220 miles, with termini at Peter borough, Brion, Lincoln, Hull, Gairsborough, Great Grimsby, and York. Of this mileage 78 miles consist of be trunk between London and Peterborough, aid 144 miles known as 1 1 . e Lincolnshire loop, with various links and branches. When what is celled the Town's-line between Peterborough and Beat Retford, and other Immeshes, are completed, the Great Northern will represent a network of railway, north and south, little short of 300 miles, me structed at a cost of between 7,000,0001. and 8,000,00ar sad so far on • much less costly scale then any other railway la the kingdom. Arrangements on an extensive smile have been made at the King's Crass station and at the various sta tions 011 the lice for • large coal traffic, at reduced prime, to he brought from the 8 inth Yorkshire coal fields, the tracks oostaining the coal from which will unload at the edge of the Regent's Canal for the 'apply of the L2adoa whet. ter" - Tind be — heltTriiroTtror - o — ln t • very d ' aj when tnme most have been agreed upon or an amicable arrangement would hays become imprac.i.e.ble, it was felt Ly those en unwed with the negotiation that it was impossible to bold out for terms which, under other circum stance, the strength of their case would perhaps have jest:Sad them in demanding. Be this as it may, they believe that the right to • large secession of revenue has been secured, but the returns of the through traffic not basing been rendered, and those for the cross traffic, to which they are entitled under the alinement, not baying been adjusted at the Clearing H. use, the half.yeerly accounts do not show in any degree the effect of the arrangement. Under the circumstances m which they tan been placed, the directors have not felt themselves in a position to take effective mea sures to overeeme the obstructions the line has still to en counter at Derby and Manch , nor to obtain such facili ties at the junetious as would enable them to develop the local traffic. They have been compelled to limit their exertions to • vigilant superintendence of the arrangements as they existed when the appointment of the Committee was sanctioned, and it will be for the proprietors to determine whether they will place that confidence in the directors which alone will induce them to remain in office, and usable them to accomplish these measures which are yet euential for the attainment a..d development of the large traffic which naturally and of right belong. to the bits. Tney are con scious that their strength and utility lie cot so much in their own exertions as in the support which nu, be accorded by the body of the shrreholiart, and they a•e aware that any efforts on their part would be futile sissies. maintained by the countenance and co o eration of toe capital and influence which they represent. Notwithstanding the obstacles with which they tan had to contend, • balance of 7.5601. is in hand to revenue, exclusive of the sum of 13.4541. 1 Is. lid. reserve fund; and although the direvon have not as yet been enabled to ascertain with any degree of iiecuncy the amount of their claims on the London and North Western lisilway Company, they nevertheless feel it their duty to inform their shareholders that they may propriety, if they deem fit, declare a dividend of 1.. Gd. a share. Reference his been made by the 001111111114. so :he 'Act of Incorpora tion, 10 Vie , cap. 16, sec. 115 -116,' as requiring an account to he periodically laid b. fore the proprietors, which has hitherto been omitted. It is pre •urned that this may be in terpreted into the provisions of the 8 Vie , cep. 16, sec. 115- 116, commonly known as the Companies' Claus s Act. These provisions do not enjoin the exhibition wi'h the balance sheet of the company to be peri.dically laid lief •rs the pro prietors,' of any account or estimate of accruing or future liabilities,' but that the statement shall ezbilm ' the debts due by the company at the date of making up the balance /hest,' which direction was duly complied with in the last halt-yearly report. The directors do net c.ocur in either of the distinct and separate statements of the committee in respect to the assets and liabilities of trot company; an), in deed, in putting forth a document of this kind the calcula tions must be, in • great measure, founded on estimices more or less to be relied upon." The directors then give the following statement: To bepsldfor railway and canal, as per statement £260,14613 6 Call. twice pate, etc. &nutty a 'counts in respect of revenue 18,125 911 Contractors Sundry boni:hoisiers Preference shares aividenci to Juin 30, 26 812 10 0 Revenue balance 7,460 0 4 Reserve for comet. d law charges Depnciation fund, rail way .... £12,716 10 11 Depnciation ltuid, canal 73i 1 0 13,454 11 11 Total liabilities To provide for which there an the fuiloniog assets : Rouses, land, rails, as per statement 110,531 3 5 Advances to oontractors Local committees 2,193 6 6 Canal outstandinge, &c 26,400 6 10 Goods traffic than klanker's balance, canal railway .. 27,L91 14 7 Csllsinstrear.. 6,317 10 0 Interest .... 462 3 8 6,779 13 8 203,637 17 7 Bal►noo to rain► 133,949 8 S There will also be the further hientiois tor the expenses of the committee ut investigation, ',Lich may be estimated at 1,5001. The directors state they are not prepared to adopt the sug gestions of the committee, nor to Ain't the accouna in the manner proposed. THE GREAT BELL FROM NINEVEH and upwards of 100 tons of sculpture, excavated by our enterprising country. man, Dr. ',spud, aro now cn their way to England, and may be expected in the course of S ptember. In adli:ion to the Elgin, rhigalian, Lyatan, and Boodroom marbles, our museum will 110,;111 b: enriched with a magn:ficent series of Assyrian sculptures. The sculptures were shipp.:4 on bard the Apprentice, at Morghil, en the right bank of the Euphrates, about three aisles above the old ci'y of Bussorsh. Alongside the Apprentice was the Nicotris ateaner, under ' the command of Captain Jams, I.N , whose it.duence with the natives is most pawerful, and to whose assistance the success in eff gulag the shtficult operation on the muddy and deserted banks of the Euphrates is in a great measure attri butab!r. The Atturentlce was sent out Iron, this country by Mr. Alder 'Lau biota,, at the instance of :he trustees of the British Muss um, and to that gentleman an I Lit neshews Messrs. Lyric'', the public are indch:ed for a periodical com munication between the Thames and the Euphrates. Another vessel, belonging to the eldermin, is, we under stand, about leaving L radon, and it is hoped that she may in like manner return home laden with the monuments. ANOTHER INCENPI CRY FIRE AT HENDON.—Yen larday morning about six o'clock, the parish of Hendon was thrown into a state nt oun.iderable confosian in cons, quence of another fire breaking out, making the third that hes oc coned iu the same district within a w,sk. Ti., flames originated in the rick-teed of the premises belonging to Mr. Samuel Nicoll, known as Hyde .farm, and when diaenvered were raging furiously in a stack of hay containing fifty or sixty loads. The farm servants and labourers of the iitstrict, numbering nearly state, set to work sod eventually succeeded in catinituiehinc the flam es , but not until one-third A the rick was destroyed. From the part its which the tire c.-.m menced, not the least doubt is entertained but that it was the work of an me ndtarr. Mr. Nic 11 was tusursd in the H gal Exchange Firs dike. 'two BROTHERS DROWNED.—On Sunday after noon, about two o'clock, two brothers, of the name of Gibb, were ;Downed in tie a Dee, close by the Incises, Aberdeen. It appears that one of the lads went in to bathe, while the other took a stroll along the bank ; that having taken cramp, or being unable to swim, he telt himself in danger, and, call ing for help, his brother went into the water, but in at:empt ies louse Lim bath sank to rue no more. A third party, who a itnessed the accident, m-de a vigorous effort to save the drowning youths, but, although t e had ho'd of tne of them by the hair of the head, he was obligtil, to save his own tile, to let, go his 1142. The veungast we a years of age, and the other twelve —Eainbu , yh Courant. PROBATES AND LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION (l nis i t a L t 0 A n n i I granted). h e i n n u el .roolend 1849. according to a meat return, has been re s pectively iraroth4heleyseaarnsd 1 13 . 477184 0f 3 ad , 3.367, 2,793, and 2,743 and the am tents of duty paid 82,93 W. 14s. 10.1., 73,493/. 13e. 10d., sod 73,8031. le. 6d. 8 T feta l . 1; o , FIRE AT Sr. r ITT Ralst'llo. St. Petersburg, July 16.—A latter from the Itussien capital s.y*: " A tre aiadauthseh:mr granted d ir e r ty sh 23o ° ,Tribiloataidsefig the ri ve r, n rag ear inr h.. fo g r u fi r l .: o b r ir s: Lliou ttle n on b. the property will he immense. T he wind is strong from suuth• o ast. 'The Sulphur Wharf, on the opposite side of the river, has taken fire. Bhosed the wind dinette, the Tallow Wharf, on Baud's Q say, will be greatly totlangsred." • TALLOW MARK ET.—TIIIS DAT. This market ii very quiet to-day. Without aoy farther in. telligenco from St. Pstrnburg, the following prim are merely aominal. Town Tallow, ads. 3.1. to 3,58, 64. ; p c . tersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 9J. t • . bar to December, 370. W.; ditto *vast, . to 3d. •• .( ...... . : • ". s .: . i• ' \ : ' 7-••• . ' " -• • a ~.. .....- .. i. Y. \..._ 2 1 '`..:--- 91 Ws 141 14 1 iii 4ez int 141 71 ez int