The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-29 00:00:00

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[THREEPENCE. 1 RAIL WA I's. % ..oncloo :4 ,w,tlq4.) a .e ms _ ammo. namolle .ii.e .fli• ~..11.07 1 110 81 1e t ta t i yesterday at the TAO whittle exceeded in -- "aP' 4 a.,11 excitement oven the extraordinary exhi testis by that body a row months ago. It Lea ewe of thorns who thee took h loading part rlentles of a pseud* lord mayor in opposition to • Rsjpolds Ina £"N,_. Ree. who imagine that time occupied a miry uneavishie polities, to pellet of alarig ORM . At relent wird meetings tke Lord Mayer CMr. Reynolds) too& clemeimi to essineent in severe torsos oe Me modest of Alderman Ramey, on the measles referred tot end. so fir as the public could jedge, the worthy alderman intended by his *saw yeetenlay to show hew smelt he resented the Language di rtoted Ogling, kits bar the Lord Mayor. in the wenn of the piressedings he sesordingly ad dressed the chair offmeimly,--esd wormed to retract his expressions until he wee mamma to do so by a junior member in the name of the council. Daring the eoefuslon which took place the adjournment of the meeting was =me and the following mane then em itted: Tam Day, Two o'Ctoct. The liminess in shares to-day is limited, and prices an gaoled for nearly army desariptios precisely as they left off yesterday, het the tool up to the present hoar has been characterised by great &limes, and the tendency of prioes, if anything, is upwards. York and North Midlands have improved to 161. Great Northern@ murk 91 ; Berwicks, 141 ; South Wes terns, 64f. THE TWEED RAILWAY VIADUCT. This magnificent striamare spans the broad valley of the Tweed at Berwick, cad completes an important lick a the chain of railway oommnalcation between London cad Bdieburgh by the Beat coast. It forms the northern ex tremity of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway; sal in nitrated@ of construction and grandeur of design is not oily the greatest work on that line, bat is, perhaps, one of the mast remarkable excbitectcrel anievements of asetterstimss. 001111 T OF BANARUFTOT. , i2irauptiLaccesomma Las . 'hang& Cars Aroossar. was tbe Noteraisieriss weft Is ths ere at W. Daysest, trier, et St, Grepo's rthe.lest. Tito haskrupt had elessoadied sew or ege, it heopposed to harries, trier sir him 1001. or OIL His debts are about 0001 Hs se presdidard Is the real fere. Is as Tamura. The lorabrupt, Robin Therpra, Or a builder at NA tiathiU. He our's? foible fast exasiestion es a Ware. shout, prepared by lb. noses, of (}rants street, shoeing isaserred debts of 7601., sad about 3001. at rests. He pastel' hie het ruishiatir without epposl,les, IN an W. 14 Woos. This bankrupt was a Misr, at Dever. This was the last easollainir IMMIPI6III, but the somata sr brag ready, as seljesisrest was retired. 111:Frha eft, as us whether ill• hoard (81r Saba ft_ the bankrupt's premises bad forfeited hie arra by accepting proesinery votes at Par dates for the glimmer of his rat. He had diehard, sad the sa rtaid .l9 M 21" his right. aher for the assigaser. Mr,11134100 ter the Maar* ear the ere of " Davis v. 033 W• 3 A,4lplias sad Bills, I. support of the proposi ties that there had bra se satiogiaiduseat et the right oa truer of th• lammed. - - - The wed viaduct connects the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway with the North British thee, thus forming, with the other railways baying a coatootiou with them, an uninterrupted eomsnuioatiou from London to Aberdeen. The fonndatien-stso• of this noble structure was laid on the 15th of May, 1847, without say public esresocy. The via duct waists of 28 circular arches, each of 61 lest 6 inches spas, 'primping Irani lofty pion 8 feet 6 inches broad at the sorrows's point. One•half of the arches spa, the Ava— lon • broad end beautiful etreem--and the remainder ors built on the astgabourisg lend, south of the Tweed. Tits total length of the bridge is 2,160 feet, sad i a greatest height, from the bed of toe river, 126 feet 6 inches, jaded isq the parapets. breadth between the parapets is 24 feet, Wowing • double lice of railway to be Old. The Medut is built entirely of stone, with the exception of tie inner part of the arches, which is brisk, laid in moist. There are shoat isasillion sad a quarter cable feet el smeary in the s coos; sod two Ininlos and • half of bricks have bees is Um arches. The greatest depth, of the w." 0 . 1• 41 MLA tadt.is “v0i74101. . BIM= RAILWAYS. WWI PrlaN Ses e to 1 thOoel oki . r tooloy VP eleitlih. Law eird iergrabe wsibisles am aliaTlaimad, seviesi via lawiest W riblEr iparsedisitiA 0010 tribes al Vikeigit kid tem. IWII tiseVisr 'a &glib ilea 'esetbse• ro. 4abock „ --- Mama. Halal sad 'make Matra Waft int Irma ) Da earana 11 . 1 . _ .. 1101v., sal Dear, orriagart. aspormas Rl4.▪ Iftividitsar Dan ft 10 If 7 2 ala it 7 4 ~ i Ira 27 II U IS si 64 M. Ila St $3 Lard Moyer—l giro hla moist aow, that whoa I preside Goat "tor osioothisr of tiliS body 1 shod take goad owe to aware say aadoority by all the power that may pcoltioa eta 'insist ark y Chroming ... myself es A. 'apron at tits _ —_ 174 SO 10 10 If IDa. /86111Promeises Climorrhilamallelosid tras d A ropeesies of th - e - rielit el the lahiliett tata r i — t — h43 she be vitae sp. Reimer, ho (tie leaned emnie siee*) would defer giving Jarrett forfora short dm. ',Retreat defamed. 1101117 MARKET. uk i it t !Pa Ps is I i i pat E- LEGANT TOILET REQUISITES. ROW usL MA(7►ISAO 011. le ittelky aid c..•e! for renew etiel easetddes huut todor k =t= l• ALT WS is • preirodell otoopotaldlot dim, i n .,,ft an d be.,.:tring tie •iia • aid 01.411D1T0. r• u! Prinfe.ce, la be ill raw. es the teeth •wl Tie • 2:l*. sad the warenien siacy, On the ben dame mold *dr idloto d imitatima. lb. tact, mob* d as* blow as mutat • i-Joladie " weeding that ot old rano as tbdiow WhsL - v 4.1 Ity Abs. at JO, lidtasdarda. Lela ; awl tot Odell Mg p rtar% TWENTY -PIPE TEARS' NERVOUSNESS, rotrotratioo, larisaotkot. sad DeWitt, bar whir\ I bad • A :A Feat lottery. mad width so aashiosoooldamoo• sr relieve, t ..,ro effectually earml by DC [maims HEALTH-ILISTOILING •:'.'e a very Awl . IL Iforrao. had Masa 'Tan. Meta re•re drboada, oproarmaaa. dlakly, wlllearoarta, r ems, old Irwin. for shin isy Irma kd ariakel the Wise low hen dhetuelly renewal */ DV Riliang ddiskies It .• .s.reotorlos I'M la a very .later tire.—Dao. Jsia W. haven. twos Decker, Norfolk:* .nree pare isseihe semprases. inlay lurk mad left am and Rent Mag. 1141111 • m. LT very nA•er.bio, baa Ism adlaYy mataell by DU t t , :t.Vll lira:th•restoring Taad.—Alass. Wart. Anideeerr d F.-• fatterreeit "—ttold 1a aaaistars, tote+ Imiguanodon,. maieblas I As at is. it; Kb. at 14; at _ha• Terri quality. Mb, at Lia.• 3114 at 23..—D11 T aal In Nor lisi-alrook prit.nrca ft tit TIM EXIMITTION OF INDUSTRY LN 1151. THE ATHENAEUM of SATURDAY, Aass43l, I etaltia—A Terapretive Yam et Mr. Pitztes's Dodge Far the . Jam al esal:y enraged by leer Releety's Ommleissera. Mae a:Lerman of tg e•vmem 7 Mk adman : A Vim d the Sega Fame —A ed. f lam Ifllt—A, Amiga ea ma Saitmeed Seek—AM e tavgai !Leveret pausesis Maim tabtirbrd views de bssam at. O u veer momeed mead be die IMMO* eresteila Ilydeiterk to :be Athreines sun b some Is NM Yea tie rota am , :umal sew have sever bum ems by the 'MM. led ere t, tan dt-visola se three mermed Y the prgleadmeljsersie. TM A:DORA:, Wels erdired of em beelseeller sr ems nes% prise stamyed, to de tree W M. Offish t ee setreet Sri*, Mame. Leeds& • MeM espy wW A reselpt et Ire O. ramps. “FAX 111•11 1 q 1111111 MOUTHS AS WORD" ' 11-1-46 t irc Ca th e Het !Math be i ribietwil, tee Kesews.yeemp. yin HOUB EH r i le D WORDS; A WEEKLY JOCILVAL, deeltsed the the Itheireithem of ittettelzthen• of all thane we Basekes. Caned by Caait.ee 1. hibllebb g wealthy, prise Si. or thempei. IL; ewe he Al.. lIIF. H. FlFlot th NARILATIT Eat CrIWIT MUT% troth ....... . ....--. Ja 211 , 10 Aurort 211, bow s 1 / a ddidy Ilepplenot .liatzelield Woe. but 2d Or &imps% U. “Se. . Id. Welt=eet (AT! all amonsidatioss L eelwr met bee ), sad ell Nemeses awl ammo& tenets semealegyleigft el thousetd• 'Meg* gifted eft* 00 er• ki•Alllehlgeftftel Ake; yolked Open agree ef the reek. mall Iletioftfti woo bell =‘of,. llll / 41 1 1 "Pf I" thimkorift as ap- Elk tilesee: knee the weft& el Oh Mee • seelosiedlos ofte,lllll sad elale. aweigh s beseftlfally weeded asuatry. mad wiles directly thew h the gab . vil lage stealth liftertaibillie yes With% the Oft*, of Abet it idle le OM avesileftlileh le tha4ftefteselleistlit el a l e eziseili akiima j i tt i 1:4 0 :1of Ike IMllr:eftliftiesdeosesseftelmeP whisk Yeelelag Nan eft Minim, MOM the eitefeeklee el the peek 'See mil fblm haft *Weil Pia ' )o# l 4 41m* ••4 w iiiiisssisg 'Sea et NOW hid shads is *alas& by eke Welle ie theme avemase , bib, lies's& ft squires ell lesto—eimt left a rif is Est, a spas tabs MN WOO& iselli 'weep • a. - l deoble that osempied Iflhilrhas: The staseiel basil shish is op the ' eh* et the onkel settle ef ilierlarebelf„ is to extemidve essellee demissed by Ohs hes Taubnigie. The exterior yresese thee permillet \mamas which characterless the majority of the works of the we arabitect la style it rftembles Bleabsim, the fronts Wag broken into large and bold, thosgh sot peculiarly kartassiew features, and dew rated with plasters, the whole beteg earmesatod by a balustrade, on which are pieced statue at points corres ponding with the pilasters. The lattice is, however, meg tallest The rooms ars emerged in sates, at saes commo. dims sad greed—the due proosetiess of the various apart mese being adhered te throughewt. The ball is probably ewe of the bout is Ragland. It is 35 het square sad 60 feet high, the top termisating at the centre is • spasiess dome 100 left high, sad adorned will Carinthian sad eftepeaite solumaa. TIN walls, dome, eel ceilings, are pistol by Palegrial with various subjects the asst proulnest being the fall of Phaeton, Apollo and toe Muses, the jadgmeatif Midas, sad Vulvas forging she bolts ft Jove. The hastier ef the stale mad ether principal MOMS pretests the appearasce of • wide arrested maseam of the doe arts; paistings saluted Its.. **beet Masten, ancient sad seders, Witham, saw gene of Cerruti, Velocity and the ealebrsteill adoration of Christ by Maleue, statuary is brows sad marble, ram tapestry Imagism and articles of veto is sadism yeasty, and embracing some of the most celobestod speeimee&—tke whole selected with that tame for which the lava and pesseat owners of Castle Howard bays ever bon distinguished. The spattaten's specially prepared fur Her Mejetty aid her Chistrieu family comprise the whole mate en the principal boor ranging along the chief or southern front, incladieg the grated saloon, with the rooms right sad left. The view from Ire Majesty's apartments is turista, beautiful, 'steadies over a large tract of hill and dale towards the south well diversified by woodland. The back frost looking earthward embraces an equally deligbtful prospect, having In the immediate foregreond en artificial lake covering serval acres and be:og bounded in tae distaute by the Hamilton hills. The grounds it the immediate vicinity of the meosion an laid out wilt considerable shill, end senorita the ornamental buildings which are spread over them in aptly chines sites, an • large Doris mausoleum containiag a chapel of beautiful prop,. Was. ha loaio temple with four porticos, the interior bring principally composed of marble, and the obelisk before rir fared ts, which is 100 feet high acd 20 fret square at the base, and which bears an inscririon coamemorstive of the famous Date of Marlbor,aigh. Oa her Majesty's arrival last eight at the house, sbe was presented to the Danger Duchess of Carlisle, who, during her Majesty's stay. undertakes the duties of hostas. The Dueler of Sutherland, Lady Dryer, Lady Lerma flower, and Lady Caroline Lascalles, her ladyship's daughters, were also present at this ceremony, and between them sad the royal Coitus, iscleding the juju branches, the most friendly greetings were interchanged. The dinner party last night included, besides the royal party sad the hoot sad hostess, the Duchess of Bsairrieed, Leidy Dover, Lady Mary Howard, Lady Con. stance LOTIIOOII (lower, Caplan Edward Howard, M.P , Mrs. Heward, sod their son, the heir presumptive of the Carlisle family, the Hes W. F. Lateens@ and Ltdy Caroline Leacelles, the Hon. and Bev. F. sad Lady B Or I.Vireiouut Christ, Hon. F. A. Ellis end Mrs Elie, lion. Miss Diana Ellis, Lord Dothan, Marchioness of D awe, Hon. Mho Lassos, Maid in• Welling, Cot Pnippe, Col. Gordo., Sir Owes Grey, Ex J. Clarke, Major Faith, sal Genera !Er W. Wine. Frew an early hour this morning, which opened sod esetisses gloriously fins, company from all parts of this division of the country hays been arriving. At Melton sad the ether township. and villages in the immediate Eagle botehood, the d is observed as a g I bailey, and the ishabltants leaving their ordinary business, are oottinnelly patriot into Castle Howard Park. which now presents the appearance of a rural fair. The ins which forms the gate-house or lodge of the pule has been thrown open free by his lordship's direction to all comers so that there who may have warned from a diseases, sa d are disappointed is obtaining a sight of the Osten, me at least be gratill.d by being, et the same time with her Majesty, putative of the hospitalities of the noble host, sod not a few aro availing themselves of this privilege. All along the principal drive of the park are booths erected. at which refreahniests are also served, and rural games amongst the peasantry sh willing to the gaiety and gladneis of the mese. Tits soothing her Majesty, immediately after break fast,took walking exercise oa the slopes and tarsessarostd the build. isg, accompanied by Prima Albert and the royal chilliest. From thence they pre speeded to view the magnifiPent brood of short horns for whisk the estate is famous. and of which the royal party expressed greet admiration. To-day there is a Intettest la the large saloon of the esaasiot, to which 70 of the principal landowners and gentry of the county hays bees invited. Her Majesty and the Prince, returning from a drive round the grounds, will in the afternoon witness a cricket match which I. to be played in the park. This diaper party this realise will be nearly the same as yeetarday. Her Majesty and the royal family take their departure from Castle Howard to-morrow at haltpast sine by special hula he liswilastio. COLLISION Oil THE RIVES.—On Tuesday lacu nae, the tide being at the time nearly full, and it Wowing a gale from the soutl•weet, • colthiou took place, in North &et Besse, between a brig, laden with corn from the Baltic, sad peon 'ding up the river, and as empty collier runniog down. The damage done to the collier was each as to cause her to be at once run on shore on the Wax side, where, in a few minutes she filled with water, the tide being still fill/. lag. The brig kept on her tack to this side, and wu brought to anchor close to the shore between Rmhervilleepier and Pitcher's dockyard, at Norti d et. Toe men were kept workiag at the peeps for several hours, when at low-water her damage arm partially repaired, so is to enable her to be kept fro,. The collier on the opposite shore was got off at the nett tide, when the damage dose to her was also per. tially repaired, so as to enable her to be brought to this side to undergo the neemserry repairs. The cargo of the brig must be setioesiy damped. THIS CROPS IN NORTH WALES. THE POTATO Dialtallw—Tree mope to the northers portion of the prim. polity are in • very premising col iota, and there le every papist Man abundant yield. The sheet in the Vale or Clwyd is particularly good, aad the qaelity of the pats Is undeniably sucellsat. Barley ie likewise in good condition, sad the crop geaseally is expected to be a heavy ate ; the make remarks may be applied to peas, bat the fir boo ideated the beans. Is Carnarvoishire the wheat crops took extremely well ; but in tamale localities they are par tially affected with the wire-woes mad red rust, which will mdse. the Grope below an average. Both oats and barley are a heavy and abandoat 'lad. In Anglesey end Merionetkehire the amounts of the wain and palm crops are equally cheering. The markets generally during the lest week have beam bat thinly attended, the farmen keeping at hese busily erograpeel in harvesting opera tions. A large breadth of grail' hoe been cot and bossed in good ouiditios, sad muds more is reedy for the sickle, and @heel floe weather couritthe for a fortnight tie whole will he lament in an excellent 'tee. The potato murrain hoe mad* its apparatus is meny dth meth, and the cold heavy rains experienced during the lest week will tend to emethrate its progrees. It has not, how ever set in with the virulence of f .1111tf years, and the great breadth of laud sous will pews' a scarcity. bajia toosew) oat of ' ardor shall refuse to eshalltM the chair, I shall be awn pellad le here roMprl. SpelNadib Withal I MOW Rack rather areid- I listat hi Ito SW jIM my We onliwid hem az io l e o:tor of tisk oewas • samoresaftwao. wad. la my j Mpowidowl Mink OM tosalmil ay. I atlas mde•lW elf tko wasall lot l meesunM *N osambsi sad I trees abet he the futon frier oil ha preaerval hero sad that the Lord Mayor IPS not be imialtod ia tab eholi wish lormaitp TM esasoll Is us dissolosd. Alden:ism noosoy—l Moo only to soy, d r, War— Lord Mayor—Yo i are to address no go Lord Mayor. Aldnosse Itoosoy—l say that you bare called no • nosedral, sir ; sad I toll you that that steortloa Is haw. Lord Mayor—You sash not Willa MO 111 Lord Mayor la that my. Alderman Romoy—The saroting was over. Lord M.yor—lt is sot over. Aldose**, Rooary—l with to Seaboard in explanation, and I asy this, that the laeguage which you have turd la M« ranee to so• Is rest Ito aoudad. sad wilfully so. Lord Mayer—send oat for the police. Aldolvase Ileowp—Oh the bodyguard, the bodyguard ! Mr. Nugent—l ammo% of Alderman Rooney not to be mates a War-garden of tab plasm Lord Mayor (to AMMON& Rmaty)—l arrest you now as suet isegistr•to of sae city. Alderson Rooney—Yu house was broken up when you set.card me. Lord May r—l arrest you in tit, Quisett's name, and I will bring you to the pollee odor. Alderman Rooney—Oh ! do mow, °Cy bring me there. I woa'c Mir. Do, and see if I don't make you pay for It. Mr. Lambert said that some allowance ought to bis made far Aldonnes Room.; lasing has temper, when the Lord Miter had applied to him such language as be (Mr. Lam bert) led reed. Th. Lord Mayer said that he would not allow ant thing that °scarred in eats, plasm to be 'mixed up with the pro cited ings um Alderman Rooney—Oh I if I had been at the meeting, I presets , . you, you ar.Juld notlhave used such longues. I tall you t►at. Alderman Rooney hers went towards the door. Lord Mayor—l ►m very happy that you are going. Is not all this very arditable to the council ? Alderman Rooney—Cell off your bodyguard, and don't abuse m• in my absence, coward that you are I Lord Mayor—l It ,pe It will go forth to the public that he returned to assault me. Mr. Barlow—I( be smut to to so. he would take some other way of dotal; it than by welkin oat. The council then broke up evidently . highly ex• cited by the scene which they had just witnessed. Munn dissatisfaction prevails among the teepee able inhabitants of Belfast at the conduct of the town couucil of that la:rough in arrogating to themselves bit the honour of entertaining the Lord Lieutenant at his approaching visit; the levitation sent to his Ex cellency being in the name of the council alone, and without any opportunity being Warded to the other citizens to join in the compliment, while in reality ' the citizens at large would have to pay the expenses out of the boroekh funds. Meetings have been held, and a committee of most respectable mercantile gen tlemt n and others has been appointed to prepare an addrcss for presentation to his Excellency, and it has been resolved that any invitations to tneir banquet which the commit might issue should not be accepted. The Lord Lieutenant hss intimated his intention of accepting the invitation of General Boinbrigge to re main at his house during has visit to Belfast. His Ex cellency proposes paying a visit to his relative the Ein of Caledoa, and is expected to arrive at Glad= Hill on Saturday next. Toe complaint of a want of sufficient labourers to save the harvest is now becoming very general throughout Ireland. Labourers cannot be procured in 11411111 districts of the country for any wages. The Right Rev. Dr. M'Gettigan has been appointed by her Majesty one of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations and &quests for Ireland, in the room of the late Most Rev. Dr. Crally. Tai QUERN'S UNIVERSITY IN IRELAND.---We are at liberts to state that Hui ir.wntm which constitute " Thu Qeeaa's University in Ireiwd," have received her 'Hest?, sanction. and are now in full form. Ha Excellency the Earl of Clarendon ha been appointed the chancellor, and a senate is eonssitwed, consisting of seventeen eminent individu►ls of different deburniiiations, who represent genereliy the 'rations •;epartmects of liurature and science, medicine and le w. To the chancellor ..nisenats belongs the power of prescrib ing the coins a far graduation. and of granting depress in ars, esedmine, and kw, to the rodents of the three Queen's Callers of Belfast, Cork, and Galway. They appoint ex aminers of candidates tor degrees, and confer such univer sity scholaullp ea they may think it right to found. The sututes of the undergraduate coarser, wh,eh were prepared by the pr. sid opal bind sad published by the colleges, antler the semi - ion of the L rd L'eutanant, are to remain ad intiriis in farm. The functions of the university sena'e do not insert. no will. the gov.rnm.at regulations or independ ence of the colleges, whico, as it regards courses tor matri culation. allergist* scholarship, eiliAicus and moral disci pline, &a, wards, me &tantalum, in seseadaste wit► their outwits, ut.d.r the control of their proper authcrities. The three presidents are numb. rs of the nniversil senate; and w►en any pmid•at is unable to attend, the vice-president of the milege to which the said pus dant belong, has the tourer of taring his place in Ike senate. The lettere patent el. clan that "graduates of our said university shall be fully Few mad of ell such rights, privileg-a, and immu ■iues as belong to piteous holdiag similar degrees, granted tines by other univendirs, and shell be entitled to what ever task sad precedence is derived from similar degrees granted ►y Pier saysnities." —Evasigy Post. FIRS IN DRURY-LANE.— This thy, shortly after noon, a era broke out upon the premises of Mr. Wilson, nature dealer and farritare-broker, situate in Brokeerron, a very narrow , ihor,agbfario, leading into Drury-lase. The tt.nt , s are said to have commenced in one of the workshops at the back, ends, rapidly did they travel, that in less then ten seinen@ alter the alarm was given the front building Nome ens iselcd with fire, and for mime time the houses on &bee side were in danger. Several engines soon arrived, and having bora art to work, the Armco succeeded in preventing the flames from igniting the ad joining buildings. The premises b• longing to Mr. Wil soa, Isswever, were totally destroyed, and the stock. fa ired' consumed. How the Ire originated could not he m certalusd during the ezci , ement which prevailed when this amorist was written. At half-put one o'clock the fire was car from being entirely extleguishcd, but all danger of any furthcr eztensient was over. SINGULAR VERDICT.-0E Tuesday, T. Leo, Erb, corrotr, held an inquest on the body of a child, at Dale woe th, near Bowls,. It appeared that a young, unmarried woman, aimed Hanish Stones, had been delivered of a stillborn child, and en , de no one acquainted with it fir several hour. after the circumstance, which Cons d several reports to get into clrculo'ion, although she had prepared tlothert , for the ohil I, and had made nn seert of the matter. The jury returned a verdict of "No are." We presume they intended that lidding en inquiet under those circumstances was of no ate. SUICIDE IN AN 1108PITAL.—On Tuesday an in quest was hell at the L iodise Hospital, before Mr. W. Baker, jue., on the body of Thomas Beekley, aged 39. The deco teed was admitted an in-patient of the above institution on the 20th inst., on account of dyspepsia, and he laboured ander a delusion that he wail about to die. On Friday, whilst the pollen's in the w.rd were having their dinners, the dimmed took the opportanity occasioned by the se men. any abatises of the nurse to get out of bed an 1 ind , et an .:ter tire wound in his throat with a common table heifer. An alarm was instantly given, and oars of the ps'isnts sae mod. din wresting the knife out of his hauls ,• on which the tor!uoate men made an attempt to tear the wound open nth his hands, but he was p ted from ampans viishing his purpose by the timely arrival of the nurse, who held Ide I aids wail the snivel of the surgeoa. The weand ru howevew sew:sus that he died from its offsets tb• plowl day. 'Verdict—" Temporary insanity." " THIS HOUSE to LET."—Mr. Bri starts Is aa. el Mama Sawn —ll4 Lies 11•41444• ?..t Pet.—Damatis 114144, as M. In Tr:4o4, Xs 477, kr Amplet IL 020., Flosiairest. sad sil lisobillers awl ainumea. mow we= o f GAZDVIDIO AND BO UM ton amp 31.1 Me. will le ~H. prow D. K. No. 7 of DAXTON'S FLOWER GARDEN. Edited by k Da. Lenoir, led Sewn Piano ; sad @nitrated 11711014 -nisiod plow sod woodcut& Lendre: Oreltury aad Zona& 11, DowarlootcooL IT THZ ArtHoa OF . " . T4NITT PAIL" Os II; is a E N 11 1 8 ; BW. M. ?mama* Amber cif Grua goal W. aw. rawawllwas as lad awl Wasl iM r ire A %CC b k.. Frei. math pries Ila la slab. Tkh work will ciwpi/Wid la Two Tatum Bradaary awl Emma 11, llsowirlaiaraaL Oa doe ilot bet. arta tabildmod, /dee la,floa If at PIYID COPPERFIELD Übe YOUNGER, of oLCBDCZOTOBB ItooILULT. DI Owens MEWS. WI S. W ne by 11.0:44 L. Irma. la be erapietad la Twenty Naolata. Lembo s Bradbury .54 Evan, 11, Donor retzwit Di CCl : nartuv arytwoium - E If - 11 — i sir LIFE. Healt . roareatiaa, awl indead us of dm! tafil Rialm—Partag aad dammar I am about die Maims at Laadaa—Tlia Pasta Lassa, aism agar gu i Biel Pa^ sad acts:: Wana—Caamay faa,...o La Ka— Load.• at la mamas at Hasa— ado— Ite laaaa—Oak La bar. Illespiag, Daggs& My &at, Lea. Oudgatkia, is I. la our ; by poet, • Rd! to oho Lekee—Akeirli d Edinburgh. as. Wur of he erney—lmminausene of Ombra, as AO., or •ol Alas, ; pre. AL, WIIAT to EAT. DAME. end AVOW. *flat thaw .ore pars sod tro est MEM ray rm.' 4 •oes , er Terre of emcee every Ann (roar iri ear' el sea • yd.` *.ts.rd ho. it?, ear enfor:rd oteraltatiao. that Imre= the ✓ Wei. the ere at prewar, burner, or moldy, erl maroon I .0: otth erre red rare for the diet and phoral resoleire eterp.ler tt• !mod. ratortrostes.row; Yam 29, Coral& ; Oserabr, rere..erre: thr.o tram the author, It,. ArgyUporee. 14. ror.. lAG*Wita hem the LrITZNS TROIS SIAM= AT FONSION STATIONS. —Onetzam. Poor-onion, Ara , it..o).—Tr a Lords of her Meleeree Treartery having bees paw. d rya warrant, de•ed the 30 I. died!, 1850, t Bathe rat the us, of postage earls fir the payment of letters for waled to the Usited Kisidom by MOM employed ea 'out let Wtj sty's ships on foreign stations, ell lettcs wtleh misy hereefter Vela this country is bags made up to b/w/ any of her Idlfesty's ships will be delivered u. Int, presided the restage of otos rimy, to which they are be to by means of • postage stamp lazed to sub lEtare, Is those eases were begs of seesesa's letters en LT.141/t t to the Visited Kingdoms by private ships, the !mushy of tmrper oe, image by law to the master, will stl he ebrirges/tle upon each letter, mina each sum of two s...tee, in addition to the poetsge of rite peony, be paid by the +-moo by mesas of pumas, stamps It meet of entree earbn•nou that all the eendittons laid down by law, Wet which the letters of semen are transmitted at a adaed rate of poolor, meet be duly complied with se re si,tr.s Intent Itierblett the prtsent;rt gulation refers. flits. se: will be supplied with paten stamps by the puns? of 11, uteri to which they are attached. 1118 NSW "NATAL RIOCLATIONS. POST-OFTIOS all a so ow. Poor onto., At:O.AB5O. The lustros- N 21. Ih6o, which ears base is fore* since the 23rd Jane last, relelive t. the Smoky postal errangerseetr. are tumefied ant the reeniatioaslaid (*own in theprevions tst'reetiosts, 31.. 1, 1350, are to be reverted to on sad from U. 14 nap of ileressber melt, find must he earefully ()b -ursa,' i s ( wry ptutieslar until further orders, all nod diet t se te p.n.+, of detail being reserved for subs quest coesi ftretlea. SCIALEY DCATTI IX TUE NATIONAL SWIIEXINO k TN% 114,1,,,gm —Last aesnino two brothers, Jaws aid it Awls., snail of a lens timber 'merchant, in New WPC'', I Int./v.li, entereit the bath just beer. eight, t amities, u they pessed ose of 'he attendants. that an; J.d he their lu " I. " this owns, as the baths slues ow eur4sy. The ell., y nth, 'Ames, bd.," an expert %nor, diwd fr .ns the diving-board, his brother watohiog howl the other mad of theibith. Ate it was his swum tin .• 0 . the :eoelh t the both minder water, so sods* woe ~ ..o et his sot risio to the surface for sow ewes& ti L. tpwarei ee itad faded fa rititchiog theca*, on e, n f..t from it. Ild was ma to take • hf. asd Ohs to wok to this bottom as if 'tuned. Am ell iastaatly raised, awl motor& who wero• ••I • ower a. tits. aseis.tor hiaf..at Werra baths befog "tit roods, ths aatortuast• youth was. withia • low doh. r:t•ed io me, attends , ' by Dr. Watson, of Souls .o. mw, oh.. happrard to is oboist taktsg a bath. Mr. 4 ". nal.or of Per twat street, bled hi., hrt, frOO , the 1 " ' WM' t• lalleh presented throwalves he irts tal *Mateo `t'ho 'melt had savor hotathel after Oslo, removed from "• *bur, awl that the wasps or dw► we; dames el Ow 4 i. Ib tidy sow awaits • ClllollSell THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The Beglish stook market continues quiet and in active, and prices have not undergone the least varia tion up to the present time. Coes°ls have not moved from the elegies rates of yesterds mar ket, 96 1 to / for mossy, sad 96/ for the 11th Septem ber. The Three per Cent. Reduced 11111 t 97; the New Three-and-a-Quarter pm Cents., 981 and 99k. Long Annuities, exp. 6th Jan., 1860, 8 6-16 and 1; ditto 30 years, 10th 0.. t. 1869, 8 sod 1-16. Bask Stook has exchanged kande at 216 and 16; ditto for account, at 2154. India Stock, at 266. South Sea Stock, at 1061. Exchequer Bills have been transacted at 665. and 68s. prem. India Bonds, under I,OOOL, at 89e. prem. There is no notable change in the prices of the foreign stock, except as regards Spanish Actives, for which the market is firm at a further advance is value, 181 being the figure at which the last bargain was con cluded. The beguile going forward in this department matinees to be of an unimportant character. The rates paid this morning me as follows Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 691. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Crate., at 671 and 1 ; exchange, 12 guil. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 891. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cont.., 1849, at 81. Raritan Four-and-a-Half pee Cents., at 96j and . Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 181 and ; ditto Three per Cents., at 371 and ; ditto Passive, at 31. The Baltimore Patriot mentions that a company has been organised in that city, and that the stock has nearly all been taken, to work one of the quick silver mines of California, which, according to the authentic accounts which it says have been received from those who have made an examination of it, and whose mil ntifio knowledge gives authority to their opinion, are inexhaestible, and must yield an unex ampled profit. Some i dea may be formed of ,the value of these quicksilver mines in California, from the following extract of a letter from Governor Bur nett, of California, which he addressed to a folend in Weshington: The qiiiskeilver miss of New Almaden, within twrly• wiles of this plass, is valued at several willies& of dollen. In a few days. Mr. Forbes informs me, they will brim 26 reorts to operation, and will extract 8,000 pounds daily, worth from 6,000 to 8.000 dollars—more than two millions &novelly. Only think of that! This is only owe of several wines, but it is the largest. moues INA Rook, ZS IS 3 par Cs.dam. SI 3 per CS. Qs. Arum.* 11 72411M—Tais Dee. I 3 per Ct. Oen am., 164 3aser wmi ete 99 111i1e„664. to 6414. IN FUNDS. 1 per Ci. OVUM& 1ide..172 16* Grenada Deterred Ma. 4 6 per 01. Me& No., 164 6 per Ot. Peravlas Nde.. 41 Nommen Cow., 33 4 per Ot. 11d5..111 13 Dll4e fiteandt 111 f 19 3 per 04. lipid& Ode .3TI I Do. Deterred DOL. Ditto heave Dda..39 4 Yearned* eoessele Boa. 64 Deterred Dee.. 122 132 6 per Ot. Aottrtoo flood., 4i par Ot. Delo Boob. 90 2 34 tow Oint.. pro Ot. Diszlitta Mo. 91 3 Ditto Sow. 90 102 O tor Ct. Itootoolook TO 60 Ditto Chiltan Ms., DM 4 Ditto Colomb. Def. Ms. Osistablon itipoolor BAL. 34 i 3 oor CI. Noah SU, TO 9 ti tor !140 TT 4 tot Ct. Duos CAM.** I MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sco►s continuos very tiros; SOO bhds. and 400 barrels of Porto Rico, chi. fly sold at full rice', 365. 61. to 425. 61., duty pod. Retitled steady ; grocery lumps, 609. to 625. Correa —The public sales ars going off steadily today. Rood ordains, satire Ceylon quoted firm at 445. 61. to 465., which is 6d._advance, . . . COCOL.-250 bags Trinidad sold free:y in public sale at a shaue higher swim; 425. to 48s. 6d. bw grey to good mid dling red. Tea —The market continues firm ; there will be public sales tomorrow. rorro3l.—Thi• article continuo; out of demand. I.* aurr.—New V-deneis Raisins sol I at 45s to-day. itica continuer steady, but the market is not active to la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-TlllB DAY . The Tallow mantel remains stalely, at the following FrainTallowno, se, 35sPetersburg Y.C. on the old, 36.. 6d. ; 37e. ; October, to Member, 37e.; Octob, r to December, separate entstbs, 37e. 6i. THE NEW DEBIOBB Act —Among the statutes of the re c.mt session was one passed on the 14 , h inst., to ex tend and mood the ac's relating to the copyrght of designs. D 'signs of nearly every description may now be " provi sionelly registered" for one year, which registration will confer peculiar benefit on the parties in the protection of the designs, and prevent piracy. The exhibition of provisionally registered designs ic any public place, such as the " Great Exhibition." where articles are not exposed to sale, and to " which the public are not admitted gratuitously," is not to defeat the right of copy right in such &lilies. The sale of article to which provisionally . register- d designs have been applied, will defeat the copyright, but will not prevent the party from sellieg the dodge. By this act sculpture, models, Ito.. may be mask:med. The Baird of Trade is authorised to make regnistbms fur the registration of designs. It seems that the public books and documents in the Design-office have been ter qeently produced in courts of law, and in future such prodnetion is not to take place without a judge's order; but copies may be given in evidence This statute extends the protection of the designs sets of 1842 and 1843 to a considerable extent. PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUIIB.—The new net for ensbliug town conecils to establish public libraries r d museum , is new operating, having received the royal assent on the close of the session. The act 8 and 9 Viet., cap. 43, fir ensoursaing the establishment of muteness in large towns, is repealed, and this act stay be ador ed in any muni cipal borough, the object being, as express , d, "to give treater tacilieies then now exist for establi hien and t rend ing public museum of art and science in municipal boroughs, for the instruction and recreation of the petiole." In any borough, the populstwn of which tweeds 10,000, the mayor, on the request of tab town council, mey ascer tain whether the act is to be adopted by the votes of the burgesses, and when adopted all necessary things are to be provided out of a rate of not more than ciao halfpenny in the pound per year. The public) libraries and museums are to be held by the Town Council in trust for the benefit of the inhabitants. The admission to such libraries and mu seums is to be free of all charges. There are eleven sec tions in the set, and, notwi hstanding the former on. is re pealed, museums began or established may be maintained under the present set. SHOCILING DEATH FROM MACHlNERT.—Yesterday an invemigaion tot k phee, before Mr. Payne, the City C easter, at Gay's Hospital, on the body of William King, aged 17, who died of lock jaw, under the fell eying melon cooly circumstances. The deceased was in the employ of Messrs. Miller, the extuirve horse-heir and fi ek manufac turers, in Lent-street, Borough. On Thursday week he was engaged iu rolling some horse-hair, but haviog put too mach into the machine, some portion of it got over the cog. wheel, width the deceased went to get beck, when three of big among were pulled in between the els of the wheel. Having called out loudly, the engine was stopped, and the three Apra were apparently hanging to the hand by a bit of skin. He was tended by a surgeon until last Saturday, when it was thought desirable to remote him to the holital. Os Sandey, however, lock jaw set in, of which he died the smile sight. Binge the ownerremer Meer,. Miller have had Me gag wheel severed over to prevent intim neeldiate. The Jury rstarsed a mast " Aselleatal itsalk" Eaefeen Omer Do. Now Prot 6 p. * Ct . .. Do. Ext., f p. CL, No l Do. do. N 0.3 Do. N. t NAAS per Ct De. New iectera Olden, elan 'A (Ira E. U. &LI Ds are and Cif* Eastlartuagraht. 6 p. Ct.) I Do. Nlfff p.Ct ZaitLamktrer.6 I sm ula re i rasa.at . CNN& dal Ilasenth Grist Ikelliort Do. lireiAlkir I ricl I Do. Amok 11, 6p. Ct. Da. per Qat. Pref.. Gt. donalarl Wost.(lre.) I Do. smiths . Groot North ot Do. New £4O Do. New £3O Do. New did Do. Now £l7 Hall end Dolby LacemwDo Do.. Thfras eltarN .d I Lanceablre andrlforkablze Do. Thirds I Do. Do. New (ion: 6 p. I Do. West Mae Unice Leeds and Bradford .. Ueda and Thirst Do. Pref. 6 p. Ct. No. I Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Do. No. 2 Do. Pref. Quarters,Csta London and Blacewall Lou., Minton, & S.Cteet Do. New gun. 6 p. Ct.. Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. late Croydoe TAMP Do. Pref. 0 per Cent. .. Do. Conert..s p.Ct..11132 I London and Greenwich... Do. Preference London & Notils.lifiate;:rf Do. do. New i dares ... Do. PHU& DMZ 10 London It Month-Wpactro I Do. Now, SW Do. New, £4O Do. New Preference ... Loweatoa Oaar.4 per Cent. I Mansß., Box : , enft Matlock i I 1 , 1 :I ft 2 4 4 di 11 11 22 Pm 21t 24 59 544 7,1 7 dla. " 96 U -- 4 if Om 40 41 ii Row. 91 9 d. 9 111 12 19 7 db. 94 95 7 11 . _ dim. dis. le I die 793 g i LA 138 10/ 111 36 60 SS GO 101 11 231 2I 1116 112 1 l i 6 pa l 64 61 • 16117141 a 454 1444414. 2i l IS 44 41 diw 14 lb 7 II 321 7 7 4 oils S 1 34 151 35 dls 3 141 1.0 1411 Do. 1 shares. No. 1 .. Do. New 110 Pref. Do. Ka& & Llnel. Vole. ]lldlud. Do. a. Do. firs. sad Derby Pew~Do.Ceno.ll. & B. Op. C. Do Extension Dn. Gueran. Sb per Ct. North BriLvdt . Do. Prrfeteooe North Staffordehlre. Oxford, Wore., t Wolver. Preston rod Wyse Do. b nbares (A) Reed., Goad., and Reigate Royston eno lU.ehan Do. Shrproth Exteookei Scottish Central Illwees. ft Dine., Ciro A Do, Uses U NewOwuatetred Shrewsbury end Chanel (Nor. W. Min.) Do. Oswertry ) DO. New 14 ;4 Ms 14 16 4 44 41 4I Ile it 414. 8 41 42 el 7 1 Pm. is Isi 61 71 1 Pla 114 12 9 Cm. 7 7 slis. 9 64 II 10 4 & 5 1 § 74 Of Ms U 14 4 1 Si 0 I II I 11 ISI 1 4§ /1/ dle. lb 11 5 1 20 22 oeraL Fro& . Do. Prefereseu ... 7.. south Ktaffordathre ... ... South t..athoro ... ... .. Do. No. a ilo. No 4 Registered Sostli Wales South YorkAuer, tcr, and Goole Waterford sad Kilkenny Weer Valley, 6 p. Ct. gas Wilts, Jomentet, .tWe) s York,Neweentle &Berwick Si fdb . 1 S Do. Nit (York* News. Do. O.N. &Pork urrol York rod Nark Millaod. iii 5 30/ 304 b 54 el db. i5l :CI 24 2i dia. Funnun IiAILWAYn Angl-Italian lints Italian Aturtrutit) llosioree Ind Awakes ... onus! Francs (Viersool Dutch Rhenish t 1 dia. 14 1 . 41 311 t 4 nal- t 4 Om I Par IPm 4 4 II 34 1 141 41 1 41 Ms 29 31 oTriaidiaa Do. Kumar and Lags Northern of France Ortrindand Bordeaux ... Parts sod Orleans Pais and Rouen Pots dad Stradbwing Boats and Havre Samba and Mauna Taus and Sawa 23 int G I I Gidle 9 9 !I 101 10 Wm LI V E ILP 00 L, Argun 28. &root EXOIiANG• V.yy dal! indeed to-day. Bir kenhead, Laneambire, and Cheshire, 17 7-IG d —Ditto (late C. and It., g per cent. nu '3O), 12.—Lsnesshire and Yorkshire (Consolidated), 40f —Lancaster and Qtrtisle (third.). If p—Landon and North West ern. 1 Ile—Ditto (nee j shares), 1 -16 t.—Ditto (Illth shares), If p.— Midland (f shares), 24 d. South-Eadarn and Dover !No. 4 regis tered), A MANCHESTER, Asiguat 23. teTcca-E2CA•,u►.—There was not mush business, but prices wen quits firm. BIRMINGHAM, August 28. fiTGOL-AXCltatiOn. All elms were firmer in this market to-day, end pekes rose a shade. Upon the whole, however, there le not ankh boldest' clang bare In sham at the present time. LEkDS, August 28. STOCK EICKANOI3.-1 here ha* be , n a fiat market this morning, though no m derial change from former quotations. Great Northern+ have been duns at HI cis., and Yak, Namustlo, and liar. vita rt 14k. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean,. Caps and Davie vport v.ty Lill/doom. Th• following ars the quetetions .—Ptint• Meadow, 7 tn. U. 80$. ; infester, 854. to 70..; new, 6.. to 60..; Clover, 76•. to 844.; new, 701, to 80e. ; S taw, 13.. to 47e. SUTTON nanl3ooll, PLYkIO6III.-The direo(Ora have publwhed Tetanus and capita; : mounts in anticipa. tloa of the half yearly I =Perna on Friday, the 30th inst. The helatee of revenue the premding half-year was 3001. 10e. IW., and , deducting therefentri a dividend of 26 per cent. on calls, there is a balaam of 4bl. 7s. 61. brought on to the half-rem hti4inning Jon. 1. 1850; dues. ball year, 1,1711. 181. 71. ; fees, 12s 61 ; total, 1,4461. 16a. 7d. On the other Md.-rates and tows, 13111.13.. 2d. ; duchy of Cornwall and c ,rporstMe, 4001 ; oft,. s, wages, and salaries, 1721 ; to tradesmen and nthrm, 681. 2s. 7d. ; dividends on consolidated shale., 42U 4.. 64.; disposable balance, 2401. !Gs 2d. ; total, 14411. 16e. 74. Capital aocount.- Credit : depnsi•, and firer. secosd, third, fourth, fifth, and siath calls, 26,497! li.. 34 ; Interns* on 01114. 471. 169. 7d. ; in adianre of all., 110!.; loans, 3001. ; balance, 3,6861, 10e ga. ; total, 33,391 L 17•.61. Debit payments: parliamentary, 3,2201 th. 11l , and 1,1601.95. 41 ; a/misuser, 1.9091 17s 91. ; s or tory. 8471 le 6,1 ; purchase of eapi tansed sharer, 2,4001. •, eVintral•v, 2271 im ; a ipaasevion, 6612 11a. 2d. ; Thomas Cliff, on amount, - 21 1861.25. 6d. ; and sundries, leakier; in all, 33 NU 17s. ed.-Captain Wa‘hington R.N . on. of the three Tidal Harbour Com missioners arrived at Plcnouth isa; weak on as official visit of inspection of tho har , iottra in this vicinity. We ;wider +land that he has mule an tanninstiln of the works con. sorted with ditto* Harbour, and has espnesel his satisfies ' Aiwa with their propels. 4 5 S 4 IS 14e Si ill 411 1111 23C 144 - i4 100 40 ao is K 19 304 214 :4_ 6g_g_ IS 17 2i 2ii 10 42 One bill of the viaduct-41mi which epees the river—it ia a straight line and the other half curves to the seat, on • radius of ball a mile towards the south side. Tbe road way bee an 'seine of 1 in 200, rising towards Berwick. The piste of the bridge which are protected by handsome astwatem at. saved up perpendicularly, and are nar rowed near the spring of the arch, by mesas of offsets. The Tweed viaduct, formally to be opened by her Ka jolty to say, is, perhaps, the largest stone viaduct in the kingdom. Some similar structures may be longer, bet less in height ' • and others may be higher, bat not of sash knish. The last arch of this magnificent bridge was keyed on the 28th of Much, 1860, by the wife of the resident engin , er. A. single hue of rails was opened for public traffic on the 20th of July last, and the other line, on the east side, is to be opened Jo -day for the fleet time by her Majesty. the bridge is secured at each end by enbetantiel &Ma mmas; and in the cents& there is another abutment, less in sins than the other, dividing the arches into two sides. When ate. belt of the arches had been erected, it was considered desirable, for the accommodation of the traffic, to erect a temporai bridge wage the river, without waiting the oom pieties of the stone viaduct, so as to avoid the uncertainty of the river operation,. This temporary timber viaduct wall abut 1,200 teet in length, and of the same height as the permanent bridge, which it joined at the fourteenth arch. Workmen are now engaged in the removal of this singular structure. The quantity of timber used in the construction of thy atone and timber bridges was not less than 303,000 cubic fest. The toundationa of the permanent viaduct now o3mpleted were of a very expensive and difficult character. In the execution of the culler-dams, Numyttes patent steam•pillhg engine was used with gr.'st sumer.lwo of these were at work night and d .y, as well as an engine of 60-horse power, for pumpu.g the water out of the dams. Piles have been extensively used for securing a stable foun dation, the ground pr:ncipally being loose sand and gravel. No lees than two years were spent in driving the piles and laying the under masonry. The large embankment at the south end of the bridge, five-eighth of a mile in length, and in some places sixty feet high, compl'tea the junction of the Tweedmouth +kit the Berwick station, making a total distance of one mile. It contains upwards of 700,000 yards of earthwork. The emir:tetra at one time employed 2,000 men in the various departments of his contract. The entire cost of the ♦iaduct, amounting t about 200,0001, has been home Ly the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company. Her Majesty is expected to christen the structure, "The Royal Border Bridge." eiHREWSBERY AND CHRISTER RAILWAIN—The port of a committee of this company has been just issued. It states that the capital of the company, as authorised by various acts of parliament, stands at 1,221,0001. The capita salted up am eon'. to 862,600/., while there remains to be called up 248,4001. In arrears of calls vested in the comp iny), 36.3611. 7e. 6d. It is considered satisfaccery that the arrears amount to ally about four per cent. of the capital called up, and measures are being used by the diret.ten for realising the arrears. The company is autherieed to barrow on debentures 407.0001., and this power has been exercised by the directare up to the 30th of Aped of the present year, to the extent of 398,5501. The money is borrowed on rates of interest which, on an average, are set down at 43 per cent. The total expenditure on capital account up to the 30th of April, 1&50, is set down at 1,245 9671. 2e. 6d. The balance of lia bilities of the company at 30th of April, 1850, amounted to 75,3041 175.10.1.; and it the land on hand be retained, lan balance will be swelled to upwards of 106,0001. The total cost of the railway, including plant and share of certain anions, is set down in r nod numbers at 1,355,e'001. The railway, including branches, provided for in the cote is 57 miles, giving an average of cost per mile, including charges of every description, of about 23.8001 ; but the charge has been greatly enhanced by the expensive stations provided at Cheater anl Bhrewsbury, especially at the former place. The grow traffic of the past year is set down in round numbers at 76,0001., or per week, on an average of 1,4601., which falls very tar abort of the traffic proved before parlia ment. There has been a considerable increase during the last half year on the number of pesagegers, as well as on the tonnage carried, but the gross receipts do not show a corres ponding sugmenteti , n. The rate, per sent. charged (.:elu sive of interest), on the i ems traffic, fee working german, de., is stated at 511. This is an unuseally large per onstage but the directors .:plain that " many of the sums of whing this expenditure manias are standug charges, which will Lot be increased in pr"pertion to the increase cat traffic, sad that a small addition to the receipts will tell very .duets. geou.ly on future dividends" The directen represeut themselves as exercising strict ecocemy, and the committee regard favourably the augaistion made in a certain quaver, that the remuneration of the (Akers of a railway company should be "made dependent, to some event, on the net proms of the line divisible among the shareholders." The report enumerates various likely sources of increased reve nue, particularly in the mineral department; but the open tee of certain lines of raiieray, expected to prove ;feeders, is hopefully dwelt upon, as oleo the increased accommodation, now nearly complete d, at Saltney Harbour. As regards the nividend, it is considered improbable that the directors "can with propriety pay Any dividend on the ordinary capital for the half year now curreet." It hi, however, added, the committee ob wit!, satisfaction that firm May th.ro has bean some improvement, while the soarers from which an icemen is • xpeeted have oat vet come into operation." DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA RAILWAY.—The report Of the directors, to be presented to the half yearly marling at Dublin, on Friday, states that the retwip's of the put half yea. had exceeeed films of the eorreeponding halt-year by 1,83h1 Tea: increase arose from the Raven Branch, ...high was opened en the 15th of February last. An iteelyWs of the traffic showed that the actual receipts from the ItiaLen Breech sines its opening aut eine dto 2,4561.; there, had therefore, dwing the lest halt' year, been a slight falliug off in the receipts of the wan line, arising from the continuance of the some causes which had so prejudicialy affected the business of the couofry for the last three years, but which it was hoped were now gradually puling away. The receipts of the Navan Branch, rince its opening, had gone en in 'easing, whilst very little had been added to the working expenses. Dairies the last mcnth a Nether portion of :he Dublin and Belfast Junction—lrom Dundalk to Wellington, near Newry (a distaue of 104 miles) had been opened to the puolie. The net pr. lit for the half year, after setting apart ttc amount which accrued for interest for the Nevem branch was 5,4911 Fe. 4d. ; and, as the receipts of the autumn hat' always' x.xeded these of the first half of the year by a eunsidereble , sum, the directors thought that the proprietors might wetly make the same dividend at the approaching meeting which was declared at the last one, tamely, 12s. for each old sh .re and lie. for eash new share. That did lend would require 4,5631., and leave 03!!. to be added to the reserve and. The financial state ment appended to the re p ert showed the receipts to have been 9b0,66.51 9.. 8d , which included 100211. aevanced by the Exchequer Lean Commieoionars. Tito expenditure to the 30th of June last was 9," , 6,5651. On the revenuer account there bad been 30,270 e received and 22,1311. expended. NAMUR AND LIEGE RAILWAT.—(From a cones poadent).—The late very eevtre ft odt in Belgium, more severe we believe than any that have occurred in that sem try sinter the year 1740, were reported to have very seriouely damaged this railway : but we ore happy tokens, as most of theshares of the company are held by our holes! *Newry men, that the report was exaggerated. Letters just received my that none of the bridges or cute, ets have given way, or been Injured in any degree, sod th .t the earthworks have Wen affected Ly the waters so slightly as to require very little labour or expense to revere teem to their former cendi•Lin. It was intended to run an enei:or from end to end of this line en the Ist of Mae month no believe. This, we presume, will not be poesible cow, but probably it will xot be delayed beyond a few wc, les one, the time inteuded, and the shareholders may • expect to see the line epee for getters' trate probably before the mouth of Novem ber. It was also repmted that the Mons a.td Manage Railway, a aloft line which belongs to the same company, and which has been open for traffic since N.meeaber last, had been seriously damaged tu tee extent, according_to eof the local peons of no lees than 300,000 f., or 26,0001. The report, in this instance, bad nun truth for Pa foundation than in the Gasket the Namur and Loge II gate been much txaggerated, for we are intornm has been . asinine I by the etagioaat, and hi abort 2,0004 will repair all dm duo" as dine weeks will be requi•ea to gat jai" • stab he the pewee et 16-6,115. .• 1 f 4 opt„ . Hi * 80 1W 74 I IIIf i 11 17i 4 fie 4 1 33 1 I ii 111 9 dia 7 dis tg :I 4 t i 1 i; ,r r