The Sun. — London, England, 1854-08-28 00:00:00

_,-"" . THE SUN, LONDON , MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 185 4. , RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. ditional line for the coal traffic. The guaranteed and remainder they propose to set aside to meet the claims SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MONEY ORDERS. AIVIERICA. _______ e _____ preference charges of the Great Northern now amounted of the Great Western for the use of their line near Ox 7 to 335,0Q0/. a-year, and would be eventually increased ford, and other contingencies. The engineer states - in ce PROGRAMME OF DERBY MEETING. ea - General Post -office, August, 1854. -......--... . GREAT NORTHERN. to 400;000/. a-year ;he therefore !hoped the directors his report that the line between Tipton and Wolverbamp- TUESDAY, Aug. 29. ENGLAND, LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The GRAND STAND PLATE of 40 sovs, added to a sweep- A major money-order office will be opened at Eton, would not load the concern with any further ton was opened on the Ist of July, and that the whole el The Royal mail steamer Canada arrived this Saturday, at The half-yearly the m L e o e n t do ing n of Tavern;thithis e o m ll a r n . y E v . a s D h e e n l i d s Denison, liabilities, liabilities, and that they would refrain from guaranteeing the main line may now be considered as open for traffic ; stakes of 5 saes each, f or three year-olds and upwards ; Bucks, on the Ist September, and at Park-street, Bris morning with advices from New York to the 15th, M.P., in the chair. any fixed rent on the Ambergate Railway and their and of the 93 miles completed on the narrow gauge 76 one mile and a half. tol, on the 12th September. The PRODUCE STAKES of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 50 Minor money-order offices will be opened at the un and Boston the 16th instant. She also brought ,•%/.4. 1 1'. MOWATT, the secretary, read the notice conven- worthless canals. The Midland line from Leicester are double and only 17 single. The capital account to Te $321,588 and 6001. on freight. ing the meeting. The report of the directors, an ab- to Hitchin would be soon completed, and that would the 30th June shows that 3,437,6751. had been received bring Nottingham five miles nearer to London than by and 3,278,4211. expended, leaving a balance of 159,2541. geldings Bst , added, - oldsthose by y; stallionscolt Bst 0 r7lb, out filliesmares d s County. Head-office, &c. dermentioned places on the respective dates named :- The Canada passed the steamer America, hence . street of which appeared in The Sun of Tuesday, was the Ambergate line via Grantham to London. He cons. The expenditure on capital account during the half-year for Boston, on the 17th ; the Asia, for New York, taken as read. east- The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the re horses havin won any race in of the clear value ; Comb _Martin Devon : Ilfracombe m , • Ist Sept. Rhyinnev Monmouth, Newport, on. Ist do. on the 28th ; the ship Montezuma, bound whose produce never won, allowed lBs4 31b, if both slb that there was neither a church nor a school in amounted to 161,863/. The revenue account for the • . . plainedte district in which their magnificent station at King's- half-year ending the 30th of June showed that 72,510/. g . of 200 sovs, alb ; the winner of the Derby or Oaks, Shi - pdharn, Norfolk, Thetford, 12th do. statement of accounts, had been sent to every share ward, on the 22d ; and the Favourite, also bound port, said that, as the document, together with the cross was situated, and out of a population of 10,000 had been received and 38,096/, expended, leaving a 51b extra ; weights not accumulative ; any horse hav eastward, on the 24th. holder a week ago, he had no doubt they were all fully ing started three times, and not won 50 sovs clear at of The "A b M ch o u n r e c y h - - O la r r d ie e ' r ' that the arms acquainted with the contents, and that some of them i o s ffi n c o e w formerly cailed , , k s n h o e w r h n o b r y r, 0 the dan e ~ Warne The Journal of Commerce believes a p l e l r w so i n th s, t l h , e 2 i 4 r 2 fa w m e i r l e ie e s m 4 p ,o hr e d o o n n ne t c h t e ed ra w il i w th a any one time in 1854, allowed 41b ; the second to save IRELAND. felt disappointed at the amount of the dividend. In that railway, r a a k i i l n w g ay in . He hoped that a resolution would be adopted affirming balance of 34,4141. his stake ; one mile and a half ;12 subs. On the Ist Se tember next the under-men honed major composing the cargo of the clipper ship SCENE IN A FRENCH COURT. 1 3 had been purchased by Santa Anna. feeling of disappointment he freely admitted that the the '- 1 f 1t ry subscription by the share princip e o a vo un a The Assayer (31b) I Thessalian (31b) Jack Peck (31b) money-order offices will be reduced to minor offices ; Grapeshot York Crystal Palace The directors of the New . . directors fully participated with them. On comparing ...._____„______ the entire place for bf by - Orlando I The Medal (31b) Ostrogoth Postmasters must, therefore, after that date, pay had determined to dispose of the traffic of the past half-year with the corresponding M r . PL/afsoL, o f Sheffi e ld, contended that the cause A most extraordinary scene took place four days ago period of 1853, which was given in the report, they holders for that purpose. Bright May (31b) I Orson St. Clair (31b) no money order issued at those offices unless the before the Tribunal of Correctional Police' of Tours. A one half its actual cost. Marysville, contain - would find that a considerable incre as e had taken place o f th e pettifogging way in which the coal trade ma n named Tortevoix, an old off e nder, was tried for „„ „, of their working expenses being so high was in cense corresponding advices shall have been received quence The Field M arshal I The gunpowder Magazine at their receipts. There had been also a considerable was carried on. They were not satisfied with their robbery. On being placed at the bar, he was deadly ril if declared • the with the stamp of that office affixed to the document. ing 800 kegs, had. been set fire to and exploded. in • . being carriers,of grea excitement, and is The shock was terrific, and. threw down 13 houses. increase in the expenditure, hut, on the whole, the in- but th e y must be coal merchants, and thebut was in a state t his pale, en c e ap eo of en l E s s s el o a v es s 's ea P ch L , AT i E oft o , f a l n o d o S so:s, y added to a Nandi- by them through the Chief Money Order Office, Dublin, afterwards in the • hur t , but a lady crease receipts fully justified them in expecting a cons e quence was, that they shut out other parties like eyes flashed fire. Being remark a bly tall and of great Belturbet. Ball con County. wrestme No one was seriously had offered a reward better dividend than the directors had been able to pre- himself from sending c oal over th e li ne , an d payin g the strength, be presented a striking appearance. After I he including in 1854, 71b, or of any , race of the value of 100 sovs, winner . of the Goodwin Stakes or the Ebor Handicap, Tyrrell's Pass died of fright. The Mayor of the parties cam- . sent. The directors seriously regretted this result, that company for the conveyance of it. If they would throw had replied in a sharp way to the usual question as to hisday of the winner s own stake, between . the of $l,OOO for the apprehension they could not offer a better dividend. H av i n g said so open the trade on their line they need not go beyond name and age, he was asked if he had riot been condemned lb PRICES OF SHARES earned in firing the place. Gray had much, the question was, whether the directors or their Doncaster for coals, while f r om th e course th e y adopted on a previous occasion. He hesitated for a moment, and (both days inclusive) 41b, of 200 sovs or more i declaring the weights (July 19) and the time of runni , hg athileKadilloufficacne., &c. then gruffly said, "Yes." "To what period of punishment extra •no horse to carry more than 111 b extra ; the •- Captain Donald, of shipthe off:mated for trial at iladphia Eagle,on the offieers were to blame for that state of things. He must they were compelled to go 200 miles to the north to ob ' 20towards and the IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM been c far exceeded say that the amount of traffic was most satisfactory,and rain them at their own price, a s severa l o f th e South was it?" the President. "Wir t • said ais that to you?" cried winner to pay sovs expenses, PANIES' STOCK. second to save his stake two miles. The highest the expectations of ev er ybody in the Yorkshire people would not deal with them. He had h e . " Accused," said the president with severity, "you charge of slave dealing. forget that you are in the presence of justice and are From the Official List. 'Speaking of the Cuban slave trade, the New York ver y room or connected with the company. I n th e last half- been delayed for a period of five months by fruitless ne hound to respect it. I ask if you have not already been weight accepting being Bst ; 41b, it has been raised to PUBLISHED EVERY TUEnLaY AND FRIDAY EVENING. Bst 71b, and the others remainng in in proportion ; 49 subs, 23 of whom pay 5 sovs ea - ch. - - Times says:- year the increase in the receipts over the corresponding gotiatio n s with their general manager, who had induced LONDON, FRIDAY, AUG. 25, 1854. "Our Havannah correspondent continues to gi ve us period of 1853 amounted to 83,3651., and would be him to purchase trucks ; and when he had placed them condemned ; and, take my advice, do not aggravate your Age at lb Age st lb accounts of the fresh landing of New seefrom American found with the various items in another part of the on the line, he found that he was no nearer to an ar- position by the manner in which you reply ?" The pri - WATER-WORKS. vessels cleared from the port of York within the report. They might fairly ask, what was the cause rangeme n t than at first. He felt convinced that instead sonar, clenching his fists convulsively, growled, "To Types (inc.7lb ex.) 48 8 Little Davie Orestes last few months. It seems that an American sailor ,of their not having a larger dividend ?He could of obtaining 1,800 tons of coal a-day from the South three months!' " You do not tell the truth," said the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. who is probably now in this city, has testified at Haven- only say that their working expenses were, unfortu- Yorkshire coalfield, they might obtain the carriage of President. " That he does not," remarked the public Ethelwolf a „,a, that he shipped on board a vessel at this city, in nately, l arge i n propo r ti on to th e amount of the receipts. g,OOO tons a-day by the adoption of a liberal and a better prosecutor, " for he has been condem ne d three times for Revolver - March last, professedly upon an honest voyag e to the It was true that the price of materials had risen con- system. robbery, and the last time was to three years' imprison- Haco East London - coast of Africa, and that it was only aft er getti ng to sea siderably; they had had a severe snowstorm in the early Mr. GIESLER proposed an amen d ment t o th e effect ment, the sentence being .pronounced by the Tribunal of Amalgamation e Grand Junction .... •• 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 72 t h a t the slave trade was avowed to be the destination of p ar t o f th e y ear wick h a d coat them a large sum of that the words in the report relating to the lease or sale Tours." " What does that prove ?" Cried the risoner (inc. 71b ex) ... 47 4 (inc. 71b ex.).- 36 v Kent.... .. - 78 Audubon - 100 0 0 - 97 the vessel. The slaves b roug ht t o Cuba by thi s adventure money, stopping the traffic and damaging the line, and of the Ambergate Railway to the Great Northern Corn- fi erce l y. 41 It proves," answered the President! ) " that were landed there about the Ist of July. We have re- and this, with the increase in the price of iron, coke, oil, pany be omitted. you are a thief of long standing, and that consequently Bto Grey Tommy Heaper 4 7 1 Jack Frost 3 513 New River Company.. 21.105. - - Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - 8934 t rade called public attention to the fact that the slave t a ll ow , w oo d, wages , an d, in fact, in almost every item Mr, WATERS seconded the motion, and, in doing so, it is probable you are , guilty of the robbery of which Little Fawn - - 100 Jacqueline ...... .. 4 6 11 Stiletto trade is now and has long been, actively carried on requ i re d f or th e ra il wa y, made the increase in the cost said that Mr, G. Hutchison, one of the Great Northern you now stand accused.' Evidence as then iven that on tbe 19th of June last the prisoner hawked about DOCKS between this city and the coast ofAfrica ; that New York exceedingly large. All these wo uld not account for the directors, held . one-fifth of the whole property of the merchants are constantly sending vessels to Africa to w h o l e o f th e circumstances which had tended to raise Ambergate Railway, and , he; hoped, on that account, from house to house in the villa ge of Larcay a quantity Vixen Morning Star 5 6 9 Lincoln's Inn 3 5 7 Newbold (inc. 71b 3 5 6 Dividend Amount bring cargoes of slaves to Cuba ; and that this their expenditlre. He h a d . i nq uired of the various that the shareholders would reject the measure. of candles which he offered for sale at considerably ex.)' 36 8 Ladybird Annum. 4 Share. Paid. Price. infamous tra ffi c, m a d e pi racy b y spec i a l t rea ti es , as well officers, and h d asked Mr. Cubitt, under:whose direc- . Mr.,G. HIITCIILISON said it was true at one time he less than their value, so that it was evident that he Pumicestone (inc. Farsa 3 5 3 as by' the laws of thernited States is constantly lion a large outlay h a d taken place. The answer he had held as many as! 17,000 shares in the Ambergate line, had not come honestly by them. Some of the ' persons 71b extra) Commercial .. - ••..•• 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - carried on from this port and from Baltimore with - received to on of his queries was, that the permanent and that he had 'purchased them without the knowledge to whom he went made purchases, others refused. The MAIDEN PLATE of 30 soya each, added to a a degree of openness and recklessness which makes way originally ;as ballasted with burnt clay, because of the direCtors, for the purpose of defeating the London The President praised the latter and censured the Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, for three year olds and East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - East Country •• .. ..... 20s. per the Government o ffi cers accomplices for not taking they could not got gravel ; that was now being removed and North-Westarn and Midland Company's attempt to former. One man said that, though he suspected the upwards ; one mile. London .•• • .••.• .. 51. pr cent. Stocl:. Ditto Bonds-. .. •• -4/. per cent. - - 1045 1 - - steps to break it up. Th e -imbecility of the Federal and replaced witlia gravel. They had, in fact, to lift the purchase or lees!) it •; for if they had succeeded in that St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - - candles had been stolen, he bought a sou's worth ; but The DERWENT STAKES of 2 sovs each, with 20 added, for officials on this subj ec t is absolutely incredible. Vessels rails for the pus ose. This operation was a considerable attempt it whist have proved very injurious to the that, in order not t o enco urage robbery, he had paid for three years old and upwards; one mile. Southampton ........ 1/. 12s per c. 50 0' 0 50 0 0 are fitted up almost every week, ostensibly for Cuban expense, and ended to increase the working charges. Great Northerni Company. He had never taken any them with a bad sou. This naive declaration created - ports, or for legitimhte t r ade on the coast of Africa, A certain porti of this expense was carried to capital, part at the board on the subject of the Ambergate lines laughter, but th e president rebuked the man with some 1 WEDNESDAY. Victoria ......•• ...... 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 BRIDGES. Dividend Amount which a n y trad er to th a t coast will not have Ittrinment ' s and the remai er to revenue. It was expected that and had left the room whenever it had been mentioned. severity. A Mdlle, Judd was then called, to pro ve th a t hesit a ti on i n id en tifyi ng as destined for the slave trade ; when this operation was completed the maintenance of . Mr. MALINS called upon. the proprietors to pause be' a robbery of a large quantity of candles and other things and upwards; two miles. The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 50 sovs for three year olds Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. yet not one of them is ever interrupted. Not one has the permanent way? would not cost so much as it had fore they decided on rejecting the proposition of the di- had been perpetrated in the house of Mme. Dupre, in The CHATSWORTH PLATE of 50 sovs given by the Duke Annum. Share. the slightest difficulty i n secur i ng regu l a r American hitherto. The portion of their permanent way to which rectors with regard to the Ambergate line. . the village, on the day in question, during the absence of that person and her family ; that she had seen the of Devonshire, added to a handicap of 10 soya each, , X s. d. 4 8. d. papers, and, although every man o f any judgment here he alluded was tileat between London and Peterborough, ; The CHAIRMAN could say with respect to Mr. Hutchi- h ft, and 3if declared ; the winner of any race of the 12 1 Hungerford....•• :... - - - knows perfectly well the erran d on which they have and they must bear in mind that it was not yet corn- Son, that hehad always acted with perfect honour and prisoner hanging about the house, trying to open the value of 100 soya including his own stake, between Southwark ...... •• .. - 100 0 0 - - been' despatched, until th e i r s l aves are s an ded- at some plated, and that further charges would nppear 'in delicacy in respect to the Ambergate. The proprietors door, &c. ; that shortly after she had seen him leave the the day of declaring the weights and the time of run- Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Cuban :port, and the C u b an aut h or iti es d etec t th e traffic, their accounts under that head, The increase in the had no ground far supposing that the directors intended house witn a bundle on his back and that the house had ning (both days inclusive) 41b, of 200 soya or more, Waterloo .. . - 100 0 0 -4.• 434 60 0 0 60 0 0 28% not a word is ever heard about it here. There are locomotive expanses amounted to 18,000/. ; this was to purchase that undertaking. The paragraph in the been entered by a back window ' • Whilst the woman 71b extra ; the winner of the Tradesmen's Plate 71b Ditto Nw ditto ° o f f 71 - . il. - 8 s O 1 _s l . 2 . d. 40 0 0 40 0 0 25 Merchants in our streets to-day who are -making their principally caused from the increased mileage ; run by report merely stated the short title of the bill ;it formed was giving her evidence the prisoner seemed in a state tens and hundreds of th o u s ands year ly by a traffic con- the trains, being 356,969 miles over the corresponding no part of the report ;it was merely inserted for the in-extra ;no horse to carry more than 111 b extra ; the Vauxhall ............ 1/. ss. 70 10 3 - 21 second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 of frightful exasperation he frequentlyclenched hisJOINT-SfOi.a BANKS. damned alike by our laws and by the public sentiment period of 1853.. The percentae in the cost of locomo- formation of the proprietors. He wished it to be clearly fists, and shook them menacingly her. Some gen- soya towards expenses ; one mile and a half ;36 subs, of - the civilised world ; and yet nothing is done by the rive power was only increased byabout 1 per cent., being understood that the directors would not make a lease or dames who were standing by attempted to soothe him,Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. officers of Government to enforce the law, or vindicate at the corresponding period in 1853 14 . 54 per cent., purchase without first obtaining the consent of the pro- but his fury seemed to increase every moment. " Well, Age at lb Annum. Share. Orestesl3of whom pay Ag 3 e so a v t s l e h ach. the honour and dignity of the country.". while in the past half-year it was 15.61 per cent. of the prietors. There was no intention on the part of the Tortevoix,"said the President, when the witness had con- Typee inc] ex) 4813 D. 0. 36 4 - Lettera of the 2 0th ult. from Mexico report the receipts. The total increase in the expenditure was directors to do so ; they had not discussed the question, eluded, "you cannot now deny that you are a thief. You 4 812 Grand Inquisitor - capture of Litaeuro by the insurgents. Affairs in 68,0001., which,: deducted from 88,365 a, the increase and when they did the whole subject would be brought see that lie when attempt the contrary." you you to say the capital were very stagnant. Locusts were in the receipts,' left about 20,000/. He must admit before the shareholders. Speed the Plough 47 5 T y ... The Earl Bird 36 2 Commercial of London. 51. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 31.% Australasia........... Isl. per cent. 4 40 - 3 0 . d O . 4 all'. d. -84 "What is that you say?" exclaimed the prisoner, jumping o i i i 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - committing great ravages upon the crops. that they had reason to expect a much larger profit from ' The amendment was then withdrawn. Little Fawn 67 0 A ustrey 360 ea 0n.a,.......... ••• • up and rushing towards the bench. " What is that, you say ?" lonian ..... ~........ 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - that increase of traffic. The directors had a propOsis ' Mr. WATERS reminded the chairman that he had pro- 3 510 According to letters from Havannah, another Master Slender... 5 7 0 Stiletto - 20 0 0 all 0 21% Lion under their consideration fore purpose of show- raised to agree to the appointment of a committeeo of "That you are a liar and a thief," said the President. 0 VI 0 0 To cargo of slaves had been landed in the vicinity of ing the shareholders and the public the expenditure shareholders in respect to the Arubergate question. But sit down, if you do not wish me to punish you." Londri and Westmmstr 6 . per cent. Cabot Turpin 47 0 The Jealous One 3• 5 8 London and County .. 61 1 . per cent. 50 0 0 5 6 10 Integrity ..... re. 3 5 8 10 0 0 28 Bahia Honda; A number of these had been cap-, every week, as well as the receipts, so that they might i The CHAIRMAN said they should have a committeec you lie," roared the prisoner, "I am not a thief." Le Juif Provincial of Ireland-. 81. per cent. 100, 0 0 25 0 0 - Lured by the Government officials, at the iustiga know what they had to expect from the increased traffic tvhenever they entered into the question, an they Sit down," cried the. president, "you are a scoundrel." 4 6 9 bc by Orlando out Ditto, N ew.• • .... • • - 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all - Lion of the .British Consul. The inquiry for sugar e 3 National of Ireland.... I 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - receipts, and not be, as ota • the present occasion, disap- should have an opportunity . of discussing the matter. The wrath of the accused here became dreadful, and he ~ , . made violent efforts to rush on the judge, but was held P„astrycook Merry Monk (incl - of Mayday's dam 3 5 3 5 o Nat. Provincial of Eng. ' 61. per cent. 100. 0 0 35 0 0 - had been very general, and better prices had been, !pointed at the result. They were in hopes they would Mr Palm said he wished the chairman to retract his 3 6 8 Blakeley - obtained: Molasses were becoming scarce. Ex- be able to ado lit a system by which the public might prOmi . se, and to let the meeting deal with the matter back by-some gendarmes. " Yes, you lie," 6-cried, in 41b_e_x) . 6 paid a voice' froni Rage; change- -was improving ; London, 13 to 13i- per • see how the rate of expense advanced with the increase when it was submitted. ' PLATE of 50 sovs given Earl by the . South Australia ...• .. 8, p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ - Oriental Bank Corpora. 'l2l. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 46• X New Warrior ... 3 6 6 Nancy you so' You have not the right to insult me. Do you The CHESTERFIELD Union of t tralia 40 t. 25 0 0 25 0 0 66 cent. premium. Freights remained dull. . • of receipts. It • had annoyed the directors he ; The CHAIRMAN said, when the question referred to "trg,. A fatal riot had occurred at St. Louis during the : that they were n o t a bl e to a ff or d .0 , 2 thi s occasion a came before them he wished to put the proprietors onch, h ft, for two year olds ; colts, Bst 71b, fillies Union of London . ..... Si. per cent. 50 0.0 10 0 0 23% U Ditto .. T.. - .: :: 40/: g r r . I l t. 2lO 0 - you u r I s l . jerald" W i lS E it la d in o - e 1ia ,, ,." "Na,", s , a N id 6, h , : . grdete=c d l of Chesterfield, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 soya 40 n 0 all election, arising from a dispute betefeen an AMR- greater increase in the dividend than ht the rate of one eh • • , showed t fconfidence • en- guard, for if they a wan 0 in in a terrible voice "" no I will not do it, and you shall dgeldings, 8 t 31b • h having been beaten union of Madrid ..... and s , horses - rican and an Irishman, in which the former was quarter per cent, per annum. The directors would do the judgmentof th • by appointingcommit- their directors a not make me !" Here he again attempted to rush on twice or more previous to this race, stabbed. This outrage roused the indignation of everything in their power 'to keep down' the expenses' as tee, the directors would take their own course. With •thoughwith ident, but was restrained, great of 50 sovs allowed 31b ; a winner once previous to Dividend Amount the Americans, and they gutted a number of Irish much as possible, 'and to secure' efficiency and safety. 'regard to Mr. Plirnsol, he was a gentleman very much difficulty.the pres, , f bthat this race of 50 sovs 31b, of two fifties or 100 51b extra • The man's fury became so violent grog-shops, and killed five men. The greatest There were several items in the accounts' which he need interested in the coal trade, and he wished the Great the advocates gathered round the president to pro- the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 Annum. Share. hatred and vindictiveness appear to have animated not trouble them with, but he would be ready to answer Northern to adopt a plan which would enable him to do tact him, and the public prosecutor sent for a rein- sovs towards expenses ; about half a mile ;16 subs. £ s. d. ,4 s. d. both parties. any questions that might be asked respecting them. He a great business. The fact was, the owners of the South forcement of • gendarmerie. The public prosecutor Fa awn I Wildman • Mrs. Rigby Albion .... • • ........ 3/. 10s. 500 0,050 0 0 - then called the f the • • attention o proprietors to; the ne- Yorkshire coalfield would not meet the Great Northern 1 Maid of Cadiz Professor Airey Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d.bs. 100 'OOll 0 0 19% Letters from Venezuela of the Ist inst. report •then summed up the evidence against the man, Lily cessity of raisin, more capital, and said that if on a O e nfair and liberal terms •if the would the railwa Le Fripon Ditto Marine...-. sl. p er & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 35 the defeat of the insurgents at Coro, who lost about f or • ' Y , Y and demanded that on account of his previous had cby Cotherstone I Arnaut Anchor .............. 6 p cent, 5 0 0 1 0 0 - former occasion they had agreed to raise 1 000 000/., as company could make more money by dealing with them , 1 , , . character he should be severely punished. Whilst he Clotilde I Pole Star (51b ex) Paradigm (paid) Atlas 13s. 6d. 50 00515 0 18 200 men, including General Garaches and the son he wished - - - them, instead of 750,000/., he would not have than by going 60 miles beyond York, and by making was speaking, the fury of the prisoner seemed to increase, Br. to Twinkle I Cock of the North I signs Life of the Consul-General of Holland. had to ask them to consent to raise a further sum of Only two journeys instead of three. They found they his eyes became bloodshot, foam bedewed his lips, and Saraband I Daffodil British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 005 1 0 7 New York, Thursday Evening.-Cotton firm, money until next year; but, as they had not thought pro- could not give enough of coal in the South Yorkshire h • • • e struggled so violently to get at the president that it The SELLING PLATE 6f 30 sovs, added to a sweepstakes Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spiel. & bs. 100 00100 0 21 County . . with upward tendency. Flour upward. Wheat per to do so, the directors now proposed that they should district ; the coalowners, it appeared, could not supplytask for six was no easy h . of 5 soya each ; for three years olds and upwards. Crown .............. 16s. 6d . 50 0 0 50 0 - firm. Corn 'advanced 2c. Prices of pork consider- be authorised to apply to Parliament in the ensuing St regularly, nor would they consent to keep down the 44 The Tribunal declares you guilty," said the President, The SUDBURY HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 30 added ; Eagle •• • ss. 50 0050 0 6% 050 0 5 ably higher. Money market to-day unchanged. session for power to raise 1,000,000/. on shares with prices ; they had raised it two or three times. It was oand condemns you to eight years' imprisonment, and the owner of the second horse to save his stake ; about Equity L .... 4% pg s !ent. 12 0 0 all 19 Stocks, both standard and fancy, are heavy. Ex- the usual borrowing powers of 33,3331., amounting the fault of the South Yorkshire parties that the Great ten years' surveillance of the police." At this moment three quarters of a mile ;to close and name by nine Genera.....:.......Gl ............ _ 50 0 „ m 4 change on London, firm. together to 1,333,3331. 'The shareholders could keep Northern did not take double the quantity ; but if they themanbecame frightfultobehold. "Letmego, willyou?" o'clock on Tuesday evening. Globe .. ... 6/ per cent. Stock. 128% Guardian .........: .. 5/ per cent 1110 0 0 45 0 0 54% advices from Mexico of the 3d have been re- a control over the expenditure, but it was neces- 'charged 2s or 38 per ton more than they ought, they he gasped, and he struggled to break from the gen- Imperial Fire ..... .... 12L per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 330 ceived at New Orleans. , nary they should have ample funds at their disposal ;must go elsewhere. Mr. Plimsol had a perfect right to darmes. _ "Let me get at him." ' " Remove him from PROGRAMME OF CHELMSFORD MEETING. Imperial Life - required. His -advice was to go as seldom as eend his waggons and coals over the line on paying the Indemnity Marine.... 1 , sh.& bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - the court," cried the president. But before the gen , The insurrection at Michascoan continues with when TUESDAY. ~, Law Fire .. - - .... - 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4% possible within tho four walls of Parliament. He had Moll, but the great difficulty was to make separate ar- darrnes could execute 'the order, the prisoner by a ire- rt., ~,,, xue ...ARKS HALL STAKES of 10 cove each, with Z 0 Law Life. ••• . .. - . 100 0 0 10 0 0 55 % alternate advantage's. The capital, Tamaulipas, observed • • ' * object during a period of ; many years that the j rangements for receipt y. was evi- noendons effort broke from them, and rushing close to added • three-year-olds 9st 121 b, four list 11lb, five Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6% has declared for Alvarez. of members of Parliament appeared to be directed to cut- dent they could not allow the business of individuals to the bench cried to the president ii Oh, that I were ' six Londo n 27s 6d. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29% aged 11 111 b •andgeldings list 81b, and list , mares • A decree has appeared ordering the expulsion of Ling down the privileges that railway companies had. interfere with that of the company. With regard to the quarter of an our in a corner alone with y fora 1 • I allowed 31b, maiden? (winners of matches only) 41b London ;hip.... - , Marine . . . 15s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 foreigners for daring to criticise the acts of Santa obtained at eliornaous cost. Whenever'' they asked - Par- proposition of Mr. Waters, for building a church and But I will °u ff here Andsosaying, pay you o even 1" - Anna,. ment for further powers, the , latter always endeavoured. school near the station, he. (the Chairman) had no objet- rushed towards the steps leading to the bench, and as , upwards Minerva •••• - - .... sp. ct. bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 5% , . men rid • jockeys 61b extra • one mile and a gentle riders , , 5 0 0 1 0 0 1% A meeting of the shareholders in the Haarlem to obtain something in return for the public. The Post- 'lion to subscribe to it, but he could not expect the corn- he did so d knife his 4 Butat that pulle a from poc et. half • 4 subs. Monarch •••• •• • • • - National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% Railroad Company was held on the 15th to hear the office might be considered as a large parcels delivery pany to subscribe, as they'bad already done a great deal moment he was seized by the gendarmea and some by ' Age ! Age Palladium Lite - . report of the committee appointed at the last meet- company, and they had robbed railway companies of aof good by making the station there. He would take slanders. and they threw him to the ground. He made Faith St. F• h 4 ; Bordeaux, aged ... ...... 0 Pelican ....•••••• .. •• - - - 45 incr. The committee expressed great confidence in portion of their bueiness, and there appeared to be a de- I that opportunity of correcting a statement made by Mr. a most desperate struggle to break from them, and gel- St. Hero (h b), a , d 0 I Sir George e ••• 4 Plicenix • - - - 183 sire to give them further powers. Re advised the pro- IVaters, who had frequently misquoted him on former Professional Life."... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 the so - rindness of the undertaking, and stated that lowed like a bull. At length cords and chains were , „ ~-,- ~ , e es , 'eters to ask at once for ewers to raise the lira eat p , , occasions. It was with respect to the aqsertion that he The MEMBERS PLATE (Handicap) of ev sovs, for all Provident Life.. - .... 1/. ss. & bS. ;100 0 0 10 0 0 39% the actual loss through Mr. Schuyler's defalcations Pri - brought in, and, though with great difficulty, he was Rock Life.........• .. ss. 530' 0 10 0 7% sum which it was thought possible they would require, (the Chairman) had stated at a former meetinff, that a ages • 5 fur. would not probably exceed $20,000. The resolu- • . , 0 bound hand and foot. He was then carried from the Age at lb .. Royal Exchange ....•• 61. p ct. & bs. Stock. all 229 in preference to raising smallersums session after session. dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the Age st lb ' . Sun k ire 6/ 10s. - 250 Lions of the committee recommended the absorption our. uhe o frightful oath to the presi- e With respect to the mode of the moue the boardpast halfyear could be aid ; but that was not the fact, ' Bordeaux - ~ 65 dent, " Oh, that I could pay you off-you might then glom .. .. 4c. p. ct legs. 2O 0 0 4 0 0 5 of the unused stock by the company to be put to had not discussed ' raising "' y, liabilities • . that question. The present for he could show that he had stated that the dividend t off Black Swan CU o my head!" When the sensation caused by this - the expense of the company, and also that a new of the company were about 444,0001. for en • wouldprobably be the of 6 engines, wag- on the B shares Victoria Life • . - 412 6 - board of directors be appointed. gone, coal-drops, and other works for accommodating - cent., which would of course be at the rate of 3 per cent. Longinus • prosecutor demanded that the accused should be con- , a 7 9 Adeline A number of coal operatives of Pittsville had ad- the traffic, but if the proprietors chose to cripple them- per annum on the ordinary stock. The dividend they d • • i • • • f Blondehe damned to an additional period of imprisonment or vanced about 20,000 dels. to Mr. Tucker, presi- selves, they could do so by asking for power to raise only were now prepared to declare was at the rate of 51 108. Ha ving outraged the court. The tribunal ordered that. Census oi Dividend dent of the Reading Railroad, to relieve him from 500,000/. It would not do to limit the traffic for the per cent. per annum on the B shares, instead of 6 per h e lbe fi d -G 1 • The BRENTWOOD STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added, Names of ~, Dividend price. Names of e An price. shou.d e further con ne for two years. a iguana a' Per , Companies. d ' his present difficulties. sake of limiting the capital expenditure. The truth was, cent. as stated. He thought, on the whole, that the for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 41b ; win- Companies. 2 Annum. 44 Annum. ' - - that every railway company was increasing its expendi- dividend was not so bad, as he found it averaged, over ners previous to starting of any sweepstakes or plate ture, and it was clear that every increase of traffic should 'the whole capital, guarantees, loans, &c., within ls. of RICHMOND ROYAL REGATTA. value 50 soya 31b, of two or more stakes of such value X COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. b ear i ts i ncrease of expenditure. He could say in a few 4 per cent. per annum, while the London and North-e5a....._._ 71b extra, ; those by untried stallions or out of untried si on &Oath 98 74. p. Ct. 154 Macclesfield. 100 21. los. 5134 A Barnsley •• • 160 - - Neath ••• • • • 100 16/ 150 NEW YORK, AUG. 15- words that there was traffic looming in the distance Western only paid 5 per cent. on their consolidated A very excellently conducted and contested regatta mares allowed 31b, only one allowance ; the winner to Brknk&Abrg 150 41. 60 Oxford.. •• •• 100 13-. 110 Forest. 78 51 Os. 86 • The bank statement for the week showed upwards of which would cover all the expenditure they would be stock.. took place at Richmond on Saturday. The event was pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; half a mile ; 4 subs. Birmingham 40 41. 94% Peak .... 30 ,8. 16 Coventry...• 100 25/. 215 Regent's 74,000,000 dols. on deposit, of which about 12,000,000 called upon to make. They were at present labouring In reply to a question, it was stated that all the ac- i n honour of Prince Albert's birth-day, and considerable Broker I The Despised I Piccadilly Derby .•• .. 100 6/. 80 Rochdale .• •• 85 11. 10s. 66 do's- are held for account of country banks, and the re- under the " Gladstone award," which assigned to them ;c ounts between the Groat Northern and South Yerk- pains had been taken to get up the affair with becoming Guitar ' ! Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 140 - - k F t 12 - - salaindea (62,000,000 dols.) are individual deposits against a certain portion of the traffic they carried, and the rest s hi r e Railway Company would be settled up to the end eclat. Style's state barge, formerly the property of the The CHELMSFORD HANDICAP of 20 sovs each, h ft, and GrandJanctn 100 41 pr. ct. 57 1)° ,4 1- 'i v .i i c , • rc 2Bl. 407 07,000,000 doffs, in Sept. 1853; 50,000,000 in Sept., 1852, to other companies, by which they suffered very ma- of D ecem b e r, 1854, on the basis of the agreement of Goldsmiths' Company, had been engaged, with an effi- and only sif declared, for three-year-olds and Up- • Do., 6pr.Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11344 *Srrewslaul7- 140 1 25 36,000,000 dols in September,l a ''rand surrey 100 21. 10s. • 1 ; 37,000,000 doOr. terially. In fact, the Great Northern had to pay 1852, and all questions with regard to the guarantee c i en t band,' for the occasion, and was thronged with wards ;•the winner of any handicap after the weightsit. es 12X I itoarbridge- 14 5; 121. 285 in September, 1850 ; ,and only 28,000,000 dols. in Sep- under that award 1,0001. a-week of the money they were at an end. fa.shinnalilD Grand Union 100 eornnanv. there heincr rthub a vast ,-,,,,,,hir, ne -..- -1,-.1.--.1 An: ~..4..... .-.., ---.... lo 11+ ...•••••••• • +1 , .. -- - • _ _ ....‘ ~. p., A 4evera and 1 .. 4 I ~, „, tember, 1849. These returns inr11„..4.- ..i_... ... , , ; - , _ - c, ~, , - --., Lucul WILII a Dad sou. This naive declaration created victoria ........ ~... i oi. per cent. •eu u u iti o 0 i - - ... - WEDNESDAY. porto, or for la g iti m at e t r ade on the coast of Africa, A certain portion of this expense was carried to capital, part at the board on the subject of the Arnbergate lines laughter, but th e president rebuked the man with som BRIDGES. which any trad er t o th a t coast will not have gerioment's and the remainder to revenue. It was expected that and had left the room whenever it had been mentioned. severity. A Mdlle. Judd was then called, to pro ve th a e t Dividend Amount hesitatio n i n id en tifyi ng as destined for the slave trade ; when this operation was completed the maintenance of . Mr. MALINS palled upon. the proprietors to Pause he - a robbery of a large quantity of candles and other thines and upwards; two miles. The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 50 sores for three year olds had been perpetra - ted in the house of Mme. Dupre, v in Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, yet not one' of them is ever interrupted. Not one .has the permanent ;way would not cost so much as it had fore they decided on rejecting the proposition of the di- The CHATSWORTH PLATE of 50 sovs given by the Duke Annum. Share. the slightest difficulty i n secur i ng regu l a r American hitherto. The portion of their permanent way to which rectors with regerd to the Ambergate line. - the village, on the day in question, during the absence of tbat person and her family ; that she had seen the of Devonshire, added to a handicap of 10 sovs each, . X s. d. 4 s. d. papers, and, although every man o f an y - judgment here he alluded was e - hat between London and Peterborough, • The CHAIRMAN could say, with respect to Mr. Hutchi- h ft, and 3if declared ; the winner of any race of the ._ un ' 12 H gerford .... • • .... - _ _ knows' perfectly w e ll th e e i ran d on w hi c h they have ' and they must bear in mind that it was not yet corn- 4on, that hehad always acted with perfect honour and value of 100 soya including his own stake, between Southwark ...... •• .. - 100 0 0 - - prisoner hangin about the house tr in to o en the door, &c. ; that g shortly after she he ' d se y en g him le P ave the been' despatched, until th e i r s l aves are l an ded- at some pleted, and that further charges would appear 'in delicacy in respect to the Ambergate. The proprietors the day of declaring the weights and the time of run- Ditto New of 7)4 p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - house witn a bundle on his back and .w th n a i t e t t he h house had - 100 0 0 a- oe Cuban:port, and the C u b an aut h or iti es d etec t th e traffic, their accounts under that head. The increase in the had no ground far supposing that the directors intended ning (both days inclusive) 41b, of 200 soya or more, of 81 11. 12s 60 0 0 60 0 0 es% not a word is ever heard about it here. There are locomotive expeinses amounted to 18,000/. ; this was to purchase that undertaking. The paragraph in the 71b extra ; the winner of the Tradesmen's Plate 71b Water oo loo Olwd Ann. .. . . Merchants in our streets to-day who are -making their principally caused from the increased mileage ; run by report merely stated the short title of the bill ;it formed been e . n . tered by a . back windo . ve , . 1 t . e woman D i tt t N ditto of '7l. 1/. Bs. o . d. 40 0 0 40 0 0 25 was giving her evidence the prisoner seemed in a state tens and hundreds of thousands yearly by a traffic con- the trains, b e i n g 356,969 m iles over the corresponding no part of the report ;it was merely inserted for the in- of frightful exasperation ;he frequently clenched his extra ;no horse to 'carry more than 111 b extra ; the Vauxhall ............ 1/. ss. 70 10 3 - 21 JOIN T-S L'O'AE BANKS. demned alike by our laws and by the public sentiment period of 1853.: The percentage in the cost of locomo- formation of the proprietors. He wished it to be clearly second to saVe his stake, and the winner to pay 5 of - the civilised world ; and yet nothing is done by the tive power was only increased byabout 1 per cent le • d d h hd• Id k 1 ~ eing un erstoo tat t e irectors wou not ma e a ease or hi m 13 of whom pay 3 soya each, dfialsm, e a s n d wh s e ho w o e k re t s h t e a m edi m ng en h a y ci a n t tY m a p t te h d er t . o s S oo o t m h e e gen ; soya towards expenses ; one mile and a half ;36 subs, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. officers of Government to enforce the law, or vindicate at the corresponding period in 1853 14 . 54 per cent., purchase without first obtaining the consent ot the pro- but his fury seenied to increase every moment. " Well, Age st lb Age st lb Annum. Share. • Dividend Amount , the honour and dignity of the country." • while in the past half-year it was 15.61 per cent. of the prietors. * There was no intention on the part of the Tortevoix,"said the President, when - the witness had con 36 4 ' LetterS of the 20th ult. from Mexico report the receipts. The 'total increase in the expenditure was directors to do • d h t• so ; they had not discusse t e ques ion, eluded, " ou cannot now deny that ou are a thief. You . Typee (inel7ll) ex) 4 8 13 D. 0. Orestes Revolver A.u5tra1a5ia........... 161. per cent. 40 -0 0 all 84 capture of Litacuro by the insurgents. - Affairs in - 68,000/., which,: deducted from 88,365/, the increase and when th e y did th e whole subject would be brought see that yr y ni lie when you attempt t( 3 ; say the contrary." 57 6 (incl 7lb ex) ... 36 3 British North American , 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 „ 64% the capital were very stagnant. Locusts were in the receipts,' left about 20,000/. He must admit before the shareholders. "What is that you say?" exclaimed the prisoner, jumping 3 6 0 Co onial .............. 31. pe et. 100 0 P r c n 0 25 0 0 - committing great ravages upon the crops. that they had reason to expect a much larger profit from ' The amendmeat was then withdrawn. Little Fawn 67 0 A ustrey Speed the Plough 4 7 5 The Early Bird 3 6 2 Commercial of London. ' 61. er cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 mei up and rushing towards the bench. " What is that, you say ?" 3 sea lonian ..... ~........ i 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - that increase of traffic. The directors had a propOsi- ' Mr. WATERS reminded the chairman that he had pro- a,r . d • h • e e s According, to letters from Havannah, another Master Slender... 5 7 0 Stiletto - 20 0 0 all 0 21% tion under their consideration for the purpose of h hat . you are a liar an a t ie , said the President. Dick Turpin 4 7 0 The Jealous One 3• o o London and County .• 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 _ cargo of slaves had been landed in the vicinity of 9..C41V- wised to agree to the appointment of a committee of a ing the shareholders and the public the expenditure ithareholders in respect to the Atubergate question. But sit down, if you de not wish *me to punish you." Calot Bahia Hpnda - ,„ . A number of these had been. cap-. every week, as well as the receipts, so that they might i The CHAIRMAN said they should have a committee `‘: - s i r it ou de l , i v e.: , roared the prisoner, "I am not a thief." •Le Juif Frovincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 - tured by the Government officials, at the iustiga know what they had to expect from the increased traffic whenever they entered into the question, and they cried the. president, " yau are a scoundrel." Pastrycook - tion of the .British Consul. The inquiry for sugar receipts, and not be, as otathe present occasion disap- ehould have an o ortunit of diseussin the matter. The wrath of the accused here became dreadful, and he of Mayday's dam 3 5 3 National of Ireland.... I 41. per cent. 50 0 0 2? 10 0 - had been very general, and better prices had been. 1 • .poin e td at the reSult. Th • ' ' ey were in hopes the would Mr PAUL said P le wished' the chairraL to retract his made violent efforts to rush on the judge, but was •held 35 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. ' 61. per cent. 100. 0 0 3a 0 0 - 7 . - • . back by•some gendarmes. " Yes, you lie," he-cried, in g 8 Blakeley Ditto, New .... ••• • , 5/. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - obtained: Molasses were becoming scarce. Ex- be able to ado ' t b • p a system y which the public might promise and to let the meeting deal with the matter a voiceehoaree froni x age ; " you lie ! It is I who tell Meeey Monk (incl Nl i v b 6 Nancy change- -was improving ; London, 13 to 13ir per - see how the rate of expense advanced with the incr • ' • • PLATE of 50 sovs given by the Earl 0 0 „ Oriental Bank Corpora. 'l2l. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all Sou : th Australia ••• • .. St p. ct. & es. 25 ease when it was submitted. you so' • You have not the right to insult me. Do you ' The CHESTERFIELD cent. premium. Freights remained dull. . • of receipts. It • had annoyed the directors exceedin 1 Oarrior ... gar • The CHAIRMAN said when the uestion referred t - • • - • • " ' - fChtfi ld dd d t S e stakes of 10 soya ° hear, you sir 2 " .- " Sit down, said the president,. and o es ere, a e o a we p Union of tustralia.... 40 . per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - 66 Ditto .............. 40/. per cent. - 210 0 - . A fatal riot had occurred at St. Louis during the that they were no t a bl e to a ff or d :on thi s occasion . .1, Came before them, he ' wished to pu c t i the proprietors on . . election, arising from a dispute beteeeen an Ames greater increase i n th e di v id en d the ne at th e ra t e of one their df I h h d t f fid • ' - • • • d ld• 8 t 31b • h h Yin bebe t n union of Madrid ... • • - guar , or i t ey s owe a wan 0 con ence in 40 n 0 all _ hane vh•ur held . with shaMe 1” " NO," cried the accused each, h ft, for two y ear o ld s ; co lt s , e s t elb, fillies union or London ..... 81. per tent. 50 0.0 10 0 0 23% in a terrible voice," " no, I will not do it, and you shall an ge Inge, s , orses a g e n .a e rican and an Irishman, in which the former was quarter per cent. per annum. The die ec t ors would do the judgment of their directors by appointing a commit- not make me i" ' H e re he again attempted to rush on twice or more previous to this race, and not a winner INeURANCE COMPANIES. stabbed. This outrage roused the indignation of everything in their power 'to keep, dawn the expenses:as tee, the directors would take their own course. With Dividend Amount the Americans and they gutted a number of Irish 9 much as possible,• 'and to secure' effiCiency and safety. 'regard to Mr. Plirnsol, he was a gentleman very much difficulty. The man,s fury became so violent that this race of 50 sovs 31b, of two fifties or 100 51b extra ; N the pre,ident, but wa , s restrained, though . with great of 50 sovs allowed 31b ; a winner once previous to ame of Company. per of Paid. Price. grog-shops, and killed five men. The greatest There were several items in the accounts . which he need interested in the coal trade, and he wished the Great hatred and vindictiveness appear to have animated not trouble them with, but he would be ready to answer Northern to adopt a plan which would enable him to do the advoCates gathered round the President to pro- the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 Annum. Share. tect him and the public prosecutor sent for a rein- sovs towards expenses ; about half a mile ;16 subs. both parties. any questions that might be asked respecting them. He a great business. The fact was, the owners of the South ' ' d - • Th bl' ' forcement ot • genearmene. epu ic prosecutor Fayaway I Wildman ' Mrs. Rigby 4sed..4s. d. - Albion .... • • ........ 3/. 10s. 500 0,0 50 0 0 - then called the attention of the proprietors to; the ne- Y•orkshire coalfield would not meet the Great Northern Letters from Venezuela of the Ist inst. report • then summed up the evidence against the man, Lily 1 Maid of Cadiz Professor Airey Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d. bs. 100 'OOll 0 0 19% c .se essity of raising more capital, and said that if on a ; On fair arid liberal terms ;if they would, the railwa Ditto Marine-. .... sL p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 35 the defeat of the insurgents at Coro, who lost about y and demanded that on account of his previous bad cby Cotherstone I Arnaut Le Fripon Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 - I rmer occasion they had agreed to raise 1 000 000/., as 'company could make more money by dealing with them 1 Pole Star (51b ex) Paradigm (paid) Atlas 13s. 6d. 50 0 0 515 0 18 200 men, including General Garaches and the son he wish d h • ' ' . • • e t em, instead of 750,000/., he would not have than by going 60 miles beyond York, and by making was „ ea ai ng , character he should be severely punished. Whilst he Clotilde the'fury of the prisoner seemed to increase, Br. to Twinkle I CockoftheNorth I krgus Life - of the Consul-General of Holland. had to ask them to consent to raise a further sum of Only two journeys instead of three. They found they British Commercial .. , 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 1 0 7 his eies became bloodshot, foam bedewed his lips and Saraband I Daffodil • New York, Thursday Evening.-Cotton firm, money until next year; but, as they had not thought pro- could not give enough of coal in the South Yorkshire Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 led so violentl to et at the resident that it he strugg . y g p . The SELLING PLATE 6f 30 sovs, added to a sweepstakes 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125 • with upward tendency. Flour upward. Wheat per to do so, the directors now proposed that they should district ; the coalowners, it a d d t I ppeare , coul no supp y was no easy task for six stout gendarmes to hold him. of 5 soya each • for three years olds and upwards. Crown .............. 16s. 6d . 50 0 0 50 0 - firm. Corn 'advanced 2c. Prices of pork consider- be authorised te apply to Parliament in the ensuing it regularly, nor would they consent to keep down the a The Tribunal declares you guilty " said the President, 'PI. Q H ' f 5 each, with 30 added ; _ ....e ...iIJDIMRY ANDICAP o soya Eagle . Equity and Law...... 454 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5 ably higher. Money market to-day unchanged. session for power to raise 1,000,000/. on shares with prices ; they had raised it two or three times. It was a and condemns yo ' • ea• -' , • • u to (mg t years imprisonment, and • k b the owner of the second horse to save his sta e; a out Euro ean Life • ' 19% Stocks, both standard and fancy, are heavy. Ex- the usual borrowing powers of 33,333/., amounting th e fault of the South Yorkshire parties that the Great ten , "11 fth l• "At this moment thre ' I d b • P ...... ••• 1 - 58. ' 2(6) a 3 all years survei ance o epo ice. e quarters of a mile ;to c olio an name y nine Genera 1.............. 0 99 5% change on London, firm. together to 1,333,333/. •The shareholders could keep siorthern did not take double the quantity ; but if they themanbecame frightfultobehold. "Letmego, willyour o'clock ou Tuesday evening. Globe .. ... 61 per cent. Stock. les% Advices from Mexico of the 3cl have been re- a control over the expenditure, but it was neces- aharged 2s or 3s per ton more than they ought, they he gasped, and he struggled to break from the gen- Guardian .........: - 5f per•cent D" , O 0 0 45 0 0 54% County . Imperial Fire ..... .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 330 ceived at laTew Orleans. . , sary they should have ample funds at their disposal ;must go elsewhere. Mr. Plimacia had a perfect right to darmes. "Let me get at him." ' " Remove him from PROGRAMME OF CHELMSFORD MEETING. Imperial Life - , The insurrection at Michascoan continues With . required. His .advice was to go as seldom as Send his waggons and coals over the line on paying the the court," cried the president. But before the gen- TUESDAY. Indemnity Marine.... 1 , sh. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - „ Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0. 0 210 0 4% p w o h s e s n ible withhe tho four walls of Parliament. He had toll, but the great difficulty was to . make separate at, darrnes could execute 'the order, the prisoner by a tre- ry,„ ~,,,. alternate adva n ta ges . Th e capital, Tamaulipas, observed during a period of '; many years th a t the object eangements for their receipt and delivery. It was eve. xne .i.u.ARKS HALL STAKES of 10 80,78 each, with zo Law Life.• •••• • • - . 100 0010 0 0 55 % mendons effort broke from them, and rushing close to has declared for Alvarez. add d• th ee-vear•olds 9st 121 b four llst 11113 five Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6% of members of Parliament appeared to be directed to cut- 'dent they could not allow the business of individuals to 12 10 0 29% A decree has appeared ordering the expulsion of tmg down the privileges that railway companies had interfore with that of the company. With regard to the list 81b, six and aged llst 111 b ; mares and geldings the berTh, cried to the president "Oh that I were e ' - r - ' ' • London lon allowed 31b, maidens (winners of matches only) 41b, Marine . los. bs. 25 o Is! 10 0 - London -4111 p. . & 0 • . 15s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 - foreigners for daring to criticise the acts of Santa obtained at enormous cost. ' Whenever - they asked - Par- proposition of Mr. Waters, for building a church and But e i wieh you for a-quartei of an e , hour i'n a earner ! will pay you off even here! And so saying-, he upwards 71b • the winner to be sold for 120 sows ; med. invlid & Gen. Life 4% , per ct. 56 0 0 20 0 - Anna.• moot for further powers, the latter always endeavoured school near the station, he. (the Chairman) had tie objec- rushed towards the steps leadin to the bench, and as , ' Minerva ............ sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 o 0 5% , , A. meeting of the shareholders in the Haarlem to obtain something in return for the public. The Post- 'tion to subscribe to it, but he could not expect the eons- Monarch •• •• •• .. .. - 5 0 0 1 0 0 1% he:did so pulled a knife from his g pocliet. But at that gentlemen riders ; jockeys 61b extra ; one mile and a half • 4 subs. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% Railroad Company was held on the 15th to hear the office might be considered as a large parcels delivery pany to subscribe, as they•bad already done a great deal moment he was seized by the gendarmea and some by- ' Age 1 Age Palladium Lite .. report of the committee appointed at the last meet- company, and they had robbed railway companies of a ofgood by making the station there. He would take standers. and they threw him to the ground. He made s • t. Faith 4 ; Bordeaux, aged ... ...... 0 Pelican .......• •....• - - - 45 incr. The committee expiessed great confidence in portion ef their bueiness, and there appeared to be a de- I tha.t opportunity of correcting a statement made by Mr. a most desperate struggle to break from them, and bel- 4 Pluenix . - - - 183 sire to give them further powers. Re advised tile pro- Waters, who had frequently misquoted him on former Professional Life."... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 % th: soundness of the undertaking, and stated that lowed like a bull. At length cords and chains were ~,,, , ' "' •,-,' e ,-,-,- The Hero (h b) a , d... 0 I Sir George IL ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 39% 'etOr's to a ,, k At once for owers to reise the lareest p , , 6 , . occasions. It was with respect to the assertion that he the actual loss through Mr. Schuyler's defalcations Pri - ' brought in, and, though with great difficulty, he was Rock Life.. - - - .• .. SS. _Lee .eIEMBERS' rLATE inandicap) of 50 sovs, for all Provident Life........ 5 3 0 ' 010 0 7% sum w f hich it was . thought possible they would require, (the Chairman) had stated, at a former meeting, that a ages • 5 fur. would not probably exceed $20,000. The resolu- • bound hand and foot. He was then carried from the Age st lb ' , Age st lb Royal Exchange ....•• 61. p ct. & bs. Stock. all 229 in pre erence to raising smaller sums session after session. dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the „ Sun Fire 6/ 10s. - 250 tions of the committee recommended the absorption court, but he roared with a frightful oath to the presi- ~ With respect to the mode of raisins , the mo the board tI lf Id be •1 • bet th t t the fct e a ney• ~ . . pas la year cou pae , a was no ..a ' , dent, " Oh, that I could pay you off-you might then Bordeaux - ~ 65 of the unused stock by the company to be put to had not discussed • ' that question. ehe present liabilities •for he could show that he had stated that the dividend ac wan BI k S 4 8 4 i John O'Bruges ... 3 6 7 United Kingdom .... 4t. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5 cut off my liead 1" When the sensation caused by this Universal Life .•• ..... 2/. ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - the expenee of the company, and also that a new of the company were about 444,000/. for en • 1 glues, wag- on the B sha.res would probab ybe at the rate of 6 mr • 1 extraordinary scene had somewhat subsided, the public • Raekapelt Victoria Life • . - 412 6 - board of directors be appointed. gons, coal-drops, and other works for accommodating - cent , which would of course be at the rate of 3 per cent Lon inus • prosecutor demanded that the accesed should be con- g a 7 9 Adeline A number ef coal operatives of Pittsville had ad- the traffic, but if the proprietors chose to cripple th ' on eie h cl• t I Th cl . *(1 d h - B 1 dl l em- per annum on te or inary soc s. e ivi en tey demned to an additional period of imprisonment for 47 9 Flageolet vanced about 20,000 dols. to Mr. Tucker, presi- selves, they could da so by asking for power to raise only were now • t cl 1 tth t f 5/ 108 " Census prepared o ec are was a era e o • having outraged the court. The tribunal ordered that. 3 7 3 See Clear oi Dividend •., Dividend Pelee. ' Names of 4 pee dent of the Reading Railroad, to relieve him from 500,000/. It would not do to limit the traffic for the per cent. per annum on the B shares, instead of 6 per i • Th B he shou.d be further confined for two years.-Gatignant. T 0 "TAKES of 10 soya each, with 50 added, e REN WO D 0 Names of • Companies. A per , Companies. ..2 1 Annum. Price. his present difliculties. sake of limiting the capital expenditure. The truth was, cent. as stated. He thought, on the whole, that the for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 4lb ; win- cr, Annum. cn - that every railway company was increasing its expendi- dividend was not so bad, as he found it averaged, over ners previous to starting of any sweepstakes or plate - ture, and it was clear that every increase of traffic should 'the whole capital, guarantees, loans, &c., within ls. of RICBMOND ROYAL REGATTA. value 50 stars 31b, of two or more stakes of such value X 4 COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Ashtn &OlcUi 98 71. p. ct. _ 154 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51% bear its increase of expenditure. He could say in a few 4 per cent. per annum, while the London and North- -ea.......-_. 71b extra • those by untried stallions or out of untried too 161 150 Barnsley •• • 160 - N th ••• • • ea . 100 13'. no NEW YORK, Ana. 15. wo r d s that there was traffic looming in the distance 'Western only paid 5 per cent. on their consolidated A ver 11 tl d d d d 'd 1 1 11 •th • t y exce en y con ucte an conteste regatta. mares allowe 3b,on y one a owance , e winner o Brknk&Abrg 150 4/. 60 Oxford.. •• • • 86 7 8 51 Os. ' The bank statement for the week showed upwards of which would cover all the expenditure they would be stock. took place at Richmond on Saturday. The event was pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; half a mile ; 4 subs. Birmingham 40 41. 94% Peak F,ore.s.t.. 30 'B. 16 . . . Coventry...• 100 25/. 215 Regent s 74,000,000 dols. on deposit, of which about 12,000,000 called upon to make. They were at present labouring .In reply to a question, it was stated that all the ac- i n honour of Prince Albert's birth-day, and considerable Broker I The Despised I Piccadilly 6/ 80 Rochdale .. •• 85 11. 10s. 66 Derby • •. - 100 . dols. are held for account of country banks, and the re. under the " Gladstone award," which assigned to them c ounts between the Great Northern and South York- pains had been taken to get up the affair with becomin Guitar ' I smre&Chs 69 2% p. c . t - Somrset Coal 140 - raainder (62,000,000 dols.) are individual deposits against a certain portion of the traffic they carried, and the rest 'shire Railway Company would be settled uth d ' 7 RI- 1' f b f 1 h g 'Ph el f2O hhft d Ell p ote en mat. .say-e s s_ate arge, ormer y the property of t_e „.-e -HELMSFORD HANDICAP 0 sow; eac „an GrandJ anctn 100 41 pr. ct. 57 Do .Lk F , l4t 12 - &Wore 1 40 281. 407 57,000 000 dois in s 1 a• h , . aept..Be3; 5e,000,000 in Sept , 1852, 40 ether companies, by which they suffered Very ma- o f D ecem b e r, 1854, on the basis of the agreement of Goldsmiths' Company, had been e d• h ffi •dld f th Id d D6rCt 10 61 pr. ct. 11% ltftrd ngage , wit an e - and only sif ec are ,or ree-year-o san up- : cl. ' e P • • too 2 . 1. 10s. 48 Sbrewsbur9•• 125 1 - 21 285 36,000,000 dols. in September 1851 •37 000 000 . d 1 t•• 11 , ~ , , ..O.S. erla y. In fact, the Great Northern had to pay 1852, and all questions with regard to the guarantee c i en t b a nd,. for the occasion, and' was thronged with wards ;•the winner of any handicap after the weights s rand . urrey 00 1/ Os 12u itourbrld3v.• 1 48 • in Se te b 1850 Grand Union 1 • 4 vera and 1 21. 24 p m er, ; a.rid only 28,000,000 dols in Se a• under that award 1,000/. a-week of the money they were at an end. fashionable company, there being also a vast number of were declared 51b, twice or more 101 b extra ; the Kennt & Avn 39 6s• Od. 6 ti vue Ran . j 2(3 tembee, 1849. These returns indicate th t • • 1 I a . eapita Waa earned to other companies who had not earned it. Resolutions were passed adopting the report ; declar- pl eas u r e bon,ts a,float, and several of the elite of the neigh. s e co n d to save his stake, and the winner .to pay 5 Lancaster . too -- - , i „,,l, lck g c - 7 abundant and increasing • but that a Leeds &L , v.p 100 251 . - S 100 2/. 27% disinelivation They carried so much more of the traffic that wa s i ng a di v id en d for the half ye a r at the rate of 5 per cent. bourhoocl, on the lawn of the Castle Hotel. The contest sovs 'towards expenses ;to start at the Distance Post ort bi. 68 Birming. existed on the part of m'an to in t ' Leicester -•• 1 banks held four millions mo y re coin v t es an on loan. The assigned them by the award that they had to pay out of p er annu m upon the perpetual preference stock ;at the was with sixteen free watennen of Richmond, in four and go once round. „ Leicstr &Vth 83 41. 29% Warwick &"/ ' 31. 13 142 701. 575 Napton.. , 100 h they had 12 their t;11 at the rate of 1,0001. a•week, or 52,0001. a-year. • rate of 5 per cent. per annum upon the redeemable pre- boats, for a purse of sovereigns, subscribed by the no- Age st lb I Age at 110 Loughborogh io _ _ months ago. Sales at the Stock Bo d • '• ' • Worcstr & I ' 78 31. - 32 ar inuicated the This award absence of many of the large operators and th ' would terminate in the course of another :ferenee, stock ;at the rate .of 4i Per cent. per annum bility and gentry of the vicinity to which the principal S 1 ping p rtner , . . ee a I Nutpeckei . 10 e _ Birming. want of speculation on the part of thos'e who r e year % There were other objectionable agreements re- on the 41 redeemable preference stock iat the rate of 2/. persons carrying on business in the town added a portion. O n e 511 ) extra) 6812 I Firebrand - - Wilts & Brks - - 10 s. Od. - mained. Erie Railroad shares receded on the 15th tee' sPeeting the division of traffic, which would also termi- 15s. per cent. per annum on the original undivided stock ; Th e sport commenced at a little after two, and continued Little Naughty... 58 1 Mise Bolton - . GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. • 48 ; New York Central Railroad, 9° l - • C b 1 nate.. The Great -Northern had been contending for a and at the rate of 51 per cent, per annum on the B stock till nearly seven o'clock. The GALLEYWOOD STAKES of 5 soya each, with 30 Dividend , Amount -, , um er and position among rail • • 6 fur. To Coal Company, 301 ; Illinois Central Bonds, 68 7 A Wester nd - ways against the London and North as guaranteed by the A stock. First Heat.• added, for three-year-olds and upwards ; d six Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. sale of United States Six per Cents., of 1867, wa:m'ade wa in n w : n t ieh Midland Companies ; and he thought the Th e di rec tor s were authorised to apply in the next Henry Messum and Charles Jackson (White) 1 close and name on Monday, between four an Annum. Share. , at 116 a. Thoee of 1862 at 112. There had been whyetber th the public had patronised them showed session of Parliament for power to raise 1,000,000/., with William Platt and George Platt' (Red) 0 o'clock, p.m. - - were worth of that atror e• n eas • three-year- Xs.d.Xs. d. ' p 1a.,,e or ot. the usual borrowing powers, and in the meantime to Henry Kidner and Alfred Chitty (Blue) 0 Her MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guin e _ _ _ _ a fair demand for foreign exchange. We quote :-Lon- The simple e f 3 aet, of the Gre Y and aged - British •••••••••• •• .. _ at Northern Railwe earnin , y . . a take steps for providing such capital. The course was from Richmond-bridge down round a olds, 7st 71b, four 9st, five 9st 61b, BM Ditto Provincial•• .. 11. As. 20 0 0 20 0 0 - don, 109 to 1091 ; Paris, 5.111 to 5.131 ; Amsterdam, during the past 12 months 1 • • ,000,000/. was a full ustifi- Brighton ••• .• .... •, 51. 20 0 0 2o 0 0 15 411 to 411 ; Frankfort, 41a to 411 ; Bremen, 78g to cation for its e• t - e . Mr, HuectiNs brought forward his motion for increas- boat off St. Margaret's, up round a boat off the Duke of 9st 91b ; two miles. h with 50 added if 41. 10s, 100 0 0 150 0 0 - xis ence on public grounds He had ad- ' o• th ~„, Cit of London .. -.• 781. ; Hamburg, 36a to 36a ; Antwerp, 5.11 a to 5.15. vocated at York, 23 .- • in, e number of the A and B s h ares , b u t it appeared Buccleuch's, and finish at the bridge. For some time The CUP STAKES of 10 sovs eac , b f 8 t iID y tal (3d Cap.)... 41. 75 0 0 43 10 0 - st 21 , our s , Continen years ago, the necessity of maim the directors were advised that they could not legally do re d an d w hit e made a capital race; then the winner drew three start ; three-year-oids 7 Equitable --.••• •• IL ss. 50 0 0 all , 26 Crystal Palace shares were quated at 5 dols. It had the Great Northern line, but no Id 1 . g b • mares an ge d ldings o e ne n wou isten to so, and the sulject dropped, five 9st, six and aged 9st 21 , d 71 per cent 10 0 0 10 0 0 111 , Great Central .... •• • . , been proposed to purchase the palace on its close, and him on the subject. There could b gradually away. d u wards 71b • o doubt that the M WATERS th b •tted Ws It• r. en su mi i reso u ion respecting Secolid Heat. allowed 31b, maiden four-year-ol oen p Imperial .. •• ......... 6; & bonus. :g g 3 all ‘ es% remove the materiale to Boston, at which city it was railway had cost a great deal more • d d sov. if demande ,an Independent .......•• 51. •• 1 - to construct it than subscriptions for the church and school near the station, Frederick Godfrey and Moses Watkins (Yellow) 1 the winner to be sold for 300 • _ 60 0 0 1 e , -- contemplated' toireconstruct it for the purpose of exhi- was estimated; but, at the same time, it must be borne in 'n the a •sh of St. Luke be to the race next year ; two London .. .•••• •• •• ~ 1 2$ bitin, New England manufactures. mind that the traffic on the line far exceeded the estirnate 1 C P • rl isl d• h • William Kemp and William New (Green) 0 the owner to subscri Do., Parl. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0 0 P-ce- ix .••.. • • ...... 311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 ; 25N apt= ALL secon ed t e motion, but on being put George Howard and Thomas Mackinney (Black) 0 miles and a half ; 5 subs. Th'e Rerald states that Brown Brothers had advanced proved hefore Parliament, and all ex • ' A P Ratcliff .. .• • .... •• • 5/. • 100 0 0 90 00 , 70 pectations. He was to the meetin , it was negatived. Age I 40,000/. to the directors of the Fire Company, on their prepared to say that the traffic of the line fully justified '' - ' The winners went off with a slight lead, closely pressed 5 I Sackbut a United General •• •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 1 19% The proceedings concluded I, . 36 with a vote of thanks to by green, who, however, could not overhaul them. Vingt-un F by Verulam out of Westminster Chartered 51. per cent, 50 0 0 joint and respective endorsements. the whole of the expenditure, and he was quite certain the the chairman and directors. 4 I Ditto, slew ........ 51. oer cent. 50 0 0 10 .• 0 6% There was a decline in State Loans as compared with railway would come out a successful undertaking. He Third Heat. Racka,pelt 4 I Jennala, --e----- William Bell and Henry Ri g !" (Purple) 1 Nutpecker MISCELLANEOUS. former quotations, viz, :-Kentucky Sixes, 104 a to 105 ; then proceeded to make some observations on the speech BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND IS SELLING STAKES of 3 soya. each, with eee ...HAMPAGN Maryland Sixes, 102 a to 1031 ; Virginia Sixes, 102 to made by the chairman of the Midland Railway in re- CHESHIRE JUNCTION George Jackson and Ja,mes Martin (Stripes) 0 ma n (Park) 0 30 added, for two-yr-olds and upnards ; T.Y.C. ; half Dividend Amount 103 ; North Carolina Sixes, 104 to 106 ; Georgia Sixes, spect to the friendly feeling existing between that corn- The balf • • ' early meeting of this company was held on James Godfrey and Charles Cripps Stripes took • the lead, but were outrowed by the a mile. To close and uame on Tuesday. Name of COmpany. per Annum. Share. of Paid. Price. 104 ta 107 ; Tennessee, 101 to 103 e • Califor n i a Sevens, pany and the Great Northern Railway. He (the chair- Saturda -37 13 . k h d Al yat ir en ea . r. Alderman Bancroft occu- winners. Won by four lengths. The STAND STAKES, of 3 sovs. each, with 25 added, for - 78 to 80 ; Indiana Fives, 97 to 98 ; ' lllinois Sixes, 85 to man) said he felt bound publicly to thank Mr. Ellis, the dth h • pie e e air, Final Heat. three-yr-olds and upwards ; heats, last half mile, and 86 ; Pennsylvania Coupon Fires, 91 to 92. chairman of the Midland Railway Company, for the The report stated that every effort had been d • ma e , Godfrey and Watkins ...................................... 1 • - • the distance post to be placed 120 yards from the win- Assam Tea •• ~ •• .... 5% 50 0 0 20 0 0 - City Loans were dull of sale even at reduced quo- heart manner in which he had ex essed the desire • enctier, Mart•• •- • . 11. & bonus. 80 0 0 - - tations. y pr since the last meeting to come to a settlement with the ! lelessum and Jackson ... 0 ning post. To close and name on Tuesday. kus'cralian Aericulturl le is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 41% of the Midland COmpany to preserve amicable re- Shrewsbur and Chester Com • .................................... h y pany in respect of two Purple took the lead and held it allthe waydown, ten Australian Trust •• .. 6/. per cent. - 25 0 0 - . For cotton . there had been a good demand from latione with the Great Northern R . l C H ' RACING FIXT7ri I :ES FOR 1854. 5/. 10 0 0 80 0 - is ai way ompany. e claims of 8,531/. and 19,472/. against that eompauy, but the winners passed them, an d p ur pl e being fouled, became Australian Royal Mail pinners, who were short of stock, and, owing to the (the h • ) limited am c airman was prepared to go into the question of without effect. The committee of the House of Corn- third. Won by • 1 - - six engths. AUGUST. - Anglo-Mexican Mint.. IL 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - - 38 10 0 - ount on sale, an advance had been obt • d 30 British American Land. 15s. aine on an amicable arrangement with the Midland Railway mons who passed the preamble of the Great Western Eccles 2B Plymouth 0 0 32 10 0 - all desetiptions, more arte la 1 - 31 Canada ... •......... 61. per cent. 100 _ light stained Uplands, P d 1 u e y on clear grades of Company. He had had for some years thought it would and Shrewsbury Amalgamation Bill, heard the case for , Chelmsford 29 Lincoln Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - qualities under middling. -107 m Flour continued to ra be desirable to form a complete amalgamation of the two leasing this line to the London an d N or th:W es t ern GREENOCK.-A FALSE ALARM.-About one o'clock Derby 29 Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - _ _ sitoek was neniinally light. ve an u ward sl P - tenaency, and companies. Nothing could be BO foolish as to run two Company, and, without requiring a reply, refused the on Saturday Morning a num b e r of the west-end resider ,- . SEPTEMBER.' • . City Navigation Bonds - - h (A) 7 per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 0 - . ~.,1:c, alteration of ire orta h a ' trains from Leeds to London every day by the Midlaud application evidently on the assum pti on th a t, h av i ng ters had their sleep disturbed by the untimely booming of ~...,. . 5 Leicester 2n Electric Telegrap 25 0 0 15 0 0 - __ yistonsi.' ~ ,',, - • --i l''' • nee a- neourred in pro- and Great Northern, when either company could take passed the' Great Western ad Sh b n rews ury Amalgama- cannon, and the destruction of the town, ,by mysterious vv arwick Lichfield '' Ditto .......... (10 table Reversionry 51pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 - In Prerghts F: there . si , . . the passengers. -He would be ready at any time to meet ton Bill, it would be inexpedient to tra ns f er , this , pro. Russian frigates (which are always heard of in the neigh- 7 Lanark . .25 Ditto New ~. • • - 50 001210 0 - as no alteration to notice. - Western Meeting ee 00 0 o 100 0 0 - a deputation from the Midland board, by a deputation perty to the London arid North-Western Company. bourhood of our coast, hut never seen), with Siberia in ter a.nd Chatham 7 Nevimarket F 0 26 Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5P.c• & --• 1 15 0 0 14 0 o Roches - Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p ct SHIPPING INT " ' from the Great Northern Railway, to go into those The CHAIRMAN, moved the adoption of the report. the back ground, immediately occurred to several panic- .12 Walsall - - The Constitution W• 1 • ELLIGrENCE. Doncaster Hudson's Bay.. •• •• - e , -- ss 100 0 0 100 0 0 - American Unio jai i ham Tapscott, 'llem-el es arrangeme n t s . for the mutual advantage of both parties. Mr. W. HARPER oPpoeed the passing of the report. stricken Individuals. One valiant townsman leaped out Pontefract 18 Northallerton 2B Hungerford .... •• •• •• ". --• ..... _ _ Pv.., artha J. Ward Gla a , ! saay, If no application were made on the subject it should not After a loag discussioa, in' which Mr. Glee, Mr. of bed, and lo d' •d bl barrel prepared to "stand a ing his ou e- Bedford 19 London institution . - 51. per cent. 15 0 0 15 0 0 - - 12 10 0 - ington a from tais pleeteae ar e - y ' nee, and W h b h bd It f MJ• ea MP M B 1,1 G h h ' When morning London Reversionary . _ ass - e the fault of the Great Nort ern oar . was or BERLEY, ir. AcKSO ~. ~ r. UCK, r. RE- t e azard of the die," if necessary. Russell Institution- - 20 0 0 17 10 0 25 The stearn-shiP-Plarde, f r o 7 Gork. the adva tage of both parties that an amicable arrange. GORY, and other shareholders toOk part, dawned, it was ascertained that the uproar was ocea- Price's Patent Oand. Co 10/. per cent. nt inta.lilalifax thp 14th Fl l 4 ) ~ , _. . • instant shor • lasgow for New YCI k a ADVERTISEMENT. -Du Ba 's D • • r • meat should take Place ' With rega rd t ° mr • cardweirs The amendment was put and car r ied by 36 to 27, and sioned by the arrival of the steamer Glasgow from New [ . . : I rry eheious Revalenta r cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Reversionary Int. Soc. 4361. 1) • _ ytater., -., ... . . •i.; , . - -..-. , tof coal and T . A bica Food mvanablyrestores health, without medicine, Royal Mail ' , team- .. 4L p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 . _ r ___.______ ' raffle Regulation Mill, he believed that ne company the following gentlemen were aPPointed a eoutmittee :- Yoile. Thi s b eing . now no unus ual or wonderful occur- 7--ra . inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 50 times its cost in South Australian •• •• 1 6/. per cent.l 25 0 0 i 25 0 0 33•14 ••,* ~,....._,______ . . was aware how it wouldaffect any railway. It would do Messrs. Evans, J. Dowdell, J. •D. Derbyshire, Atkin- rence, the waste of powder in proclaiming it appears othe.r remedi W t t f • es. . aex rac a ew out of 50,000 testa Trust and Loan Conrip. _ _ REMARKABLE AND MELANCHOLY CASE. S ' ' . away with the obstacles to railway traffic, and compel son, W. Harper, Oliver, and J. Baines. somewhat unnecessary e men i als of cures, which had resisted all medicines Cure Upper Canada , ..•• _ Sunday.-We have to record a• remarkable lizigimss ' . companies toiforwarcl and deliver Passengers and g°°ds The accounts were passed, and a dividend of 21 per LIVING WITH A BROKEN NECK. -The Brattleborougm No. 180.-" Twenty-five years' nervousnes ' t . s, constipa ion, LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. sigieng of the dead body of the -Swedish sailoeeee of th e from other railways. It wa's founded on a Tight Prin - cent. was declared on the 311., 271., and 22/. ithares. (United States) Eagle gives some singular circumstances indigestion, and debility, from which I had suffeeed great Dividend Amount . ! r who v e ei 1 • by en enraged horse on misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve .drowned a week back, coming , a t ong i ide the ba as pe,as it would take away the power the companies pos- A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro- in connect' •h, tt k r u sessed ion wit the, a ac ' Name of .Company. Per of Paid. Price. 'Mariner, of Londdn, Captai n ev a la er, from sie __ ,q 0. of obstructing the traffic on other railways and ceedings. Mr. Brigham, of St. Johnsbury,' showing that the have been effectually cured by Du Barry's food in a very Annum. Mare. "Sa long a tirne having e p la sed since the tra J 'eorie• 4 ana l 6-;_bUt poor fellow 11 -aa_tia how it would eventually operate no breaking of the neck does not of necessity cause imme- short time.-W. B. Reeve, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." 4 IL' d. X s. d. _ an end .all ho es were iv me ; one could tell al 1 - MALTON AND DRIFFIELD. diate death. : The fracture of the neck compressed the Cure No. 4,208.--" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, !With so untimely , la .genup of ever of the re- ' e cone eded by moving the adoption have been Rank of Scotlaad .. •• 7;. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 179/ 0 'finding him. again, he bod ort and st till this morning t y o e a man _ i ) atement of accounts. On Saturday, the half-yearly meeting of this company spinal marrow so violently as wholly to prevent it from debility, with cramps spasms and nausea ff t 11 ' -. . ' • British Linen Company 8! per cent. ,00 0, 0 100 0 0 202/10 food in a very up with the tide. Immediately • air GTr :pip •- • - •'- '&C d ' 'a a is hlltM lt n • the Earl of Carlisle in the chair. aff or di n - an • - b e tween the brain and the eecna Y• removed by Du Barry's d e l icio us Caledonian Bank -• • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3'. 18s -was seen floating , upon motio ite, epnty chairman, seconaee tee was ec a a. o , , , s. y communication _ short tnne.--Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Reetory, whole body below the City of ' lasgow Bank 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 .i 0 10113 s Eneland, foreman to David Alton i e e 11- •i ' - 'la busin • The report, so far as• re ted to the ordinary . ess body. As a consequence the . 1 Norfolk." Cure No. 51,416.-" Fifty years' indescribable „ Clydesdale Bank - - 5%1. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 2 4s the discovery, .31r. ' d with assistance • ' ''' '''''. WATERs • ' ' 1 ~ • d. alike of sensation - and I . 'uniped into •Escf., J a boat, an , of his son h- • , said, the chair had of the company, was adopted nearly unanimous, y ded on the Ordnance beach (two or: r • , is belief on f ~ a ormer occasio man stated to them n that t '• ' • fracture was - aral sed de rive P 9 , I D Lan extraordinary meeting 'of the company' was then the power of motion But he retained the . full .posses- agony from dyspepsia nervousness asthma, cough, consti- mmercial Bank - 71. per cent 5' 00 0 100 0 0 19611's , tion flat 1 ' ' t ch and vo- Eastern Bank.. •• -•• 61 per Pa t , • _ u ency, spasms, sickness at the s oma cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/15s 'the body was lan p esent time wo u ld • • , he dividend at the - , . h - h hould a ree to the • f ' ' • nd conversed intelligently. tient Food. Edinb & Glasgow .. - 330. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 12s as drowned), and id t'fi en ied con It . h - amount to 6 per cent. ' The only held, to determine w ether tey s sion o •his mental faculties, a mi 3 ing . s, have been removed by Du Barry's exce Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - 100 0 0 31 5 0 - three railee from where he w. 1 b 1• ' • e onging to the wit so a ion toy had in th b g n the d* f tae nerves not involved aria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss, . lk " C Norfo . ure d to to be that of tie man .h the Smith Yo k • e report was that the dispute terms of the anialgamatien agreed upon etWee I- Not only this, but by means o e h b • k t ---- w t e ram ep uP No. 3 , 90 0.-Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, an gene d . National Bank -- .. 634 per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 15 lOs by the ress, 4. ~ e h his good conduct throughouti He hoped tb - r shire Company would be settled, rectors of this company and the directori of the North- . in the calamity of the spinal marro t ' North of -coVand Bank bi per cent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. 7s 'above ship, who throu, ' 'teed b the captain, it: f e ecim Panies ivould rens should he deter' its communication with the vital organs and maintained ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellen Royal Bank of .4 cotl. .. 5/. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1231 o the Sierra Leone voyage was retai y , uture. He (Mr. Water work in amity for the Eastern Company, or whether the te th." Cure Union Bank of Scot 141 er In 0 0 50 0 0 91/ Os p cent. 0 s),thou ht it • the exercise of their functions for nearly two hours. Focd.-James . Poieer, Athol-street, Per . hould seo another e oyage. The proprietora that di hl, e g his duty to tell the mined by arbitration. t •th 7 ••• ' i'ver complain , wi. u estern Bank•• ...... 71. per cent 50 0 0 50 0 0 75/ 15s being his wish that he s . ewo e o t the sum now ask e d f or b ai n t h e mo ti on b e i n a ; n u t f r om the chair, in favour of But th e reamer i n w hi c h those function? were exercised No• 81.-" Twenty years' a b Allier' e Fire and Lif ' 41 In e.. 8%1,pr cent. 100 0 0 11 00 2 a h • body must have the directors would is the case with disorders of the stomach and nerves, have . een • c British Guarantee .. .. 4,, per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. Os most remarkable feature is the: l L 1 budget similar to thte required ; and he wished that y a the terrns ' • tors it was carried was very unusual. Espec . iall was alenta Ara ica.- l i s dreds of iles an( bi . r , y l i la b I agreed upon by the three , • drifted up and down with the tul ni . . • resented bth . 1 Ws is carried on Perfectly cured by Du Barry's Rev , ~ Caledonian Fire Insur , 0/ per cent. ino 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os course this day, Exchequer should be Psnlain• y e Chancellor of the by a large majoritY. A vote of thanks to the Chairman regard to respiration. Ordinan y Haddington, East Lothian.' Trevagler, 1 u 1 o the Andrew Frazer, 1 City of lasgow Life . ',1.. et cent. 23 0 0 10 0 41. Ils hada been allowed to pursue its own _ : e • itted ever hi - mainly by the action of the intercosta m t s . c es up n . where the Un- I would relieve the directors of y a f-year. Thil concluded the business. Gulval, near Penzance. Feb. 20th, 1851. -Eighteen years , Colonial Life ......... 5/. p P er cent. 50 00100 5 , 2 s would have drifted closely over the spot ,much responsibility, arid ribs, and as these rise and subside inepira len l and expa nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, throb- Edinburgh Life Inlur ;I. per cent. Me 0 0 15 ' n e 1251 los inform the shareholders of wha --- -fortanite occurrence happened. any had power t s they were about. The WEST DURHAM. ration tele place. By tha injury of . the spina marrow , Ding of the temples, -violent pains in the left side t a r ndb . 7k, Eng. & Scot, Law Life 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 141.. .?.1 • THE NEW LANDING PIER AT LONDON-BRIDGE.- Th e COMP o rame 2 37,6301., aad it was now ' f this company was held those muscles vere deprived of . their ordinary nervous shortness of breath, coughs numbness of the a h em ies, l i l t at: n it er" 4, l ti ri t i r r io 4/. per cent. 10 o o :ig : Il i ; 3 5 : iropoeed to apply for The annual ae neral meeting o • hearin g o f t h e summons taken out against e h e m esses . 1 -Powers to raise an additional at Darn e i eve r ar, pl e as in the chair. stimulus, and consequently were wholly inactive. The luf 1,333 3331 neakin ington or t Thurst ay; • cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and spc g - " era ' North Britisl e l In n sur e / 1 1 . Per c„V . .2; g g 20 0 0 3, .. Fenning, for placing lighters and barges in front of the capita ?, . 2 g together 1,573,963 e, Which TI h• a been laid before whole labou r of respiration waS assumed by the dia- weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling when on , eo a , ttish Union Insrne.. 7341 Pe p r r cent. 2n 0 0 1 0 0 LL, 1 , ° .. 8 stairst i ,,..past of London-brid i order to prevent the would 3dd at least 20,0001. a-year to their guaran le accounts fo r the past year avin _ 119 Performed its duty, while the my legs ; all these symptoms have . bee t u Jelßoved by Da tandard Life . . 5' per cent 0 0 0 7 0 0 ' .1. ' ' estalateanie4tasse mi t anda, ge ' n - liabiliti b e The present es of the company amounted to tees. the shareholders : , they were approved and confirmed. phragne, which faithfu In canieters Mary Gelber . • United De Assurm 5/ r nt 10 0 0 1 A . p. _ , cc_ .pe ce . internal walls of the chest remained motionless. In . Barry's excellent Food,- eestage or pier Was fixed to ._ d •th full instructions ' - --- -a -------- - • lercl, on. Saturd a y e 1 ' ' b.' 490 000/., and from the destructive effect of the coal -- • dto breathe during the brief re- i suitably packed for all climates, an wi e axe the magistrates at the Sout , , . . l •t OXFORD, 'WORCESTER, AND WOLVER- this manner he continue 21b 4s 6(1 • 51b., lls. ; 121 b., Vs. • ~ i I now ALMORAL CASTLE -The new castle at Baimora itark - -PoliCe s Pourt • . hut - hich traffic on their rai way i would be necessary to lay down -11 b., 2s. 9d.; •1 •• ' 29 • Low ' -D 21b lls. • 51b., -ea , a 335. he old ( „ 0 4 :40 i dditult . r ..4._, ,, t e case, for some reason W or tWo lines of additional rails between Londo d HAMPTON. rnainder of his life. N -At the meeting of the super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; s , , . - , presents a very imposing appearance, and casts . t . tiot;„l o y, s 4hi c ii, tit e e , .!: ~ , n. postponed till Thursday one h omrnoclate it, and thus h n an The report of the directors of this company states that Liviatrooe DOCK EXTENSIO . scheme of dock e , The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on post mice order. h se i t th h d Wh om leted it will be a ou n 9 e, sa e. en 0 P , 11;•• i h o Taxed jef.eia er ao r e et e , s a ped, the authority of the Peterboroug to acc e estimated the revenue acco. ant shows a net profit of 34,414/., which, dock cominittee on Taursd . ay the • -x. I Bar du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London; edifice, worthy of the ver y handsome and commodious .. ' that the whcge of the money they proposed to' raise after leaves tension which has are • I al) , appeared in The . Sun, i F 7 dCo purveyors to her Majesty, Pic- Isa- '-a - tinait.be,obtono . , ~ s i t ipl ir cen for the erection of the pio b uired. They could use the loop line foe th payment of 1 16,023/. interest on debentures! t , . t of 16 to 4. Lithographed ortnum, Mason, an d rf the illustrious and Cc:Lhill; 60, Gracechurch-street ; fine country in which it stands, an • Iii° 1 *1 11 & 15 5+111011HD2044e 8 i ?ave all been removed, would e req , e a balan ce of 18, 391/. ; out of this atnount the three ors was sanctioned by a major' y cadilly ; also at 68, 63 and 150, Oxford-street ; 55 excellent Sovereign who is to 4.4lsupy it.-Edinburgh. . orditia bus' OhOstihia , inveggirmiou b efo ,rY mess character, coal tra ,d h the Towns' line for the • ffic an t us save Pas- recommend a cIS • tvalend at the rate of 4 per cent. p _ la er an- plans of the proposed worlie and co ies of the re ort 1 3 . , 330 end 451, &rand, 2, (I P unoil - 1 Courant. • I 2 h ed they would lay down an aci - he Town - 0 • tCh 4 Cheapside. .• . num to be ded 4rod th fir t referential stook. Te . were ordered to be sent to t . . . aring-eross.; , ci , f4.4.i- '-‘..: ~. -, , . rf tno authorities. singer trafec.. e oP 011 e II p ._ _ _ __ a 1110S1, Desperate struggle to oreak trona mem, ana Del lo wed like a bull. At length cords and chains were brought in, and, though with great difficulty, he was The Hero (h b), aged... 0 I Sir George 4 l'inenix The MEMBERS' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sovs, for all Provident Profession Processional :. :*. ages • 5 fur. Rock Life.... ••• • .. I ' 183 5/. per cent. 1 5 0 010 0 % 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3934 ss. 5 3 0 010 0 734 bound hand and foot. He was then carried from the Royal Exchange ....•• 6/. pct. & bs. Stock. all 229 Age at lb ' . Age st lb court, but he roared with a frightful oath to the presi-250 12 Sun Fire 6l 10s. — ,, ~ Bordeaux dent, " Oh, that I could pay you off—you might then Black Swan cut off my head 1" When the sensation caused by this extraordinary scene had somewhat subsided, the public Racteapelt u tr il i v re e d rs K al iiz i d fe om ... . .... .. .. 2 4 1 c .. sps..cpter&X.. 100 00 0 140 0 0 _ ... 5 4 8 1 : Rose of Ellel 4 6 6 Victoria Life • . prosecutor demanded that the accused should be con- Longinus demned to an additional period of imprisonment for Blondelie having outraged the court. The tribunal ordered that. 3 7 3 See Clear he should be further confined for two years.—Galignani. The BRENTWOOD STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added,Names of Dividend I 44 Dividend Census for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 416 ; win- Companies. A per , tr, Annum. Companies. .4 Price. 44 Annum. cn ners previous to starting of any sweepstakes or plate RICHMOND ROYAL _REGATTA. value 50 soya 31b, of two or more stakes of such value X x 51% Ashtn &Oldh 98 74. p. ct. 154 Macclesfield. 1000 21. i , os. .......—.., 71b extra ; those by untried stallions or out of untried 6 150 A very excellently conducted and contested regatta mares allowed 31b, only one allowance ; the winner to I l lr a kn rn tl y ,tb . ;g . 1 12 — 4/. 6 - 0 st e t I% :.: : • • 100 took place at Richmond on Saturday. The event was pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; half a mile ; 4 subs. Birmingham 40 41. 94% Peak Forest. 78 5, 8 05. 8 6 in honour of Prince Albert's birth-day, and considerable Broker I The Despised I Piccadilly Coventry...• 100 25/. 215 Regent's ••• • 30 pains hid been taken to get up the affair with becoming Guitar ' I éclat. Style's state barge, formerly the property of the The CHELMSFORD HANDICAP of 20 soya each, h ft, and GrandJ anctn 100 41 pact. 57 Do .LkFA - t 12 2 - 81. 407 — Goldsmiths' Company, had been engaged, with an effi- and only sif declared, for three-year-olds and up- Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Xt re rd w & m : r o y r . c . 140 25 Derby llsmre Bc - 61; ; 1 6 °° 9 25( 62* ct. cient band, for the occasion, and was thronged with wards ;•the winner of any handicap after the weights 12u itoarbrldga.. :45 121. 285 fashionable company, there being also a vast number of were declared 51b, twice or more 101 b extra ; the rc. Grande nnt SY= 39 65. Od. 6 •levern and 3 ► 26 21. 24 4 8_ 8 0 son i Rochdale r. et c .. 0 . . a . l 184 5 0 pleasure boats afloat, and several of the elite of the neigh- second to save his stake, and the winner. to pay 5 Lancaster rand9urr eY . 1 11 0! 212.1 -- .148. W Y e tt i k j 11.103. _66 bourhood, on the lawn of the Castle Hotel. The contest sovs towards expenses ;to start at the Distance Post Leeds &L.v, p 100 251. WIrW I 100 2/. 27% Leicester —•• 100 61. 68 Binning. was with sixteen free watermen of Richmond, in four and go once round. lb Leicstr &*7th 83 41. 2914 Warwick Si 1 100' 31. 13 bility and gentry of the vicinity, to which the principal Sleeping Partner Ag s e boats, for a purse of sovereigns, subscribed by the no- Age at Loughborogh 142 701. 575 WoracPst°rniii 4 7 5 Monmouthsh 100 78 31. 32 I Nutpecker .•0 Mntgmerysh 100 Birming. The sport commenced at a little after two, and continued Little Naughty... persons carrying on business in the town added a portion. (inc 51b extra) 6812 I Firebrand GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. till nearly seven o'clock. The GALLEYWOOD STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 30 First Heat, 6 fur. To IVliss Bolton - added, for three-year-olds and upwards ; . Name of Company. Dividend , Amount per of I Paid. Price. Henry Messum and Charles Jackson (White) 1 close and name on Monday, be four and six Annum. Share. . OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVER HAMPTON. The report of the directors of this company states that the revenue acco. ant shows a net profit of 34,414/., which, after payment 01: 16,023/. interest on debent ures, leaves a balance o f 18, 3911. ; out of this amount th e directors recommend a d: Lvidend at the rate of 4 per cent. per an num to be deo); owed on the first preferential dock. The t ' ` a~i, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM HOUSE, AUG. 26. VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Therese, from Dantzic ; Glimmer, Miramichi ; Sisters, Nieup ort ; Raretan, Quebec; Woodcock, New York ; Lucy, Bos ton; Ann Proud, G o th en b urg; N o . 3 , Q ue b ec ; Lisette, Arch angel ; Scholefi e ld, M eme l ; Wilb er f orc e, Faro ; Duke, Dantzic ; Carl, Arch ange l ; H ercu l es , Stettin ; Jam es Bailie, Dantzic • Julie and Augusta, ditto ; Sarah Mills, ditto; Juncata, Archangel; Vrouw Antje, ditto ; Afartha, Al Inc); Cato, Licata ; Ariadne, Havana • Jonge A nt j e, Worcum ; Maria, Houmerseil ; Freundschaft, Hamburg; Arendah, Quebec ; Charles Hill, ditto ; Ni n o, Taganrog Pontes, Sto c kh o l m ; H e d ev i g, Sh e di ac ; Aden, Qmbec ; . Jeannette, Archangel ; Alli ance , ditto ; Cornelia, WI beck; S a l em , Ch aren t e ; D anne b org, M e mel • Belzi n, Porto Rico ; Seliel, Frederickshald ; Spartan, 'Jamaica; Therese, Konigsberg ' • Wilhelm, Dantzic ; Condor, Quebec ; Wilh e l m i na , Callao ; Catherine, St. Johns. ENTERED 0 UT warms FOR LOADING.—The Woodcock, for New York ; Phoenix, Memel ; Maria Christina, San tander; Lady R e b ow , M arse ill es; Gl a di a tor and Gran ville, Sydney ; Constantine, Calcutta; Antje Stet"' 't Alexandria; Af r i can , B a th urst ; G ua d a l e t e , Gibraltar and Cadiz; Harriet, Rio Janeiro ; Orwell, Port Philip; Ma n. chester, Dunkirk; Alert, ditto. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Adele, for Hamburg ; Franke, ditto •, Lanra, ditto ; Elizabeth, 'Teri burg ; Arannah, Brest ; Mehemet Ali, Batavia ; Prince of Wales, Calcutta; Bernard, ditto; Granville, ditto; Dantor, Madras ; Flora, Demerara ; sgegernd Amsterdam; Clara, Le g h orn ; J ason . Dantzic; M ari, Marie Gabrille, Sydney ; Countess o f M a l mes b u ry, Barcelon a. eid VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 2,0 The Florist, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres, Aug . - ' lat. 49 N., long. 8 W. The Demetrius, of Liverpool, Aug. 21, the Lizard bearing N.N.W. 25 miles. AW. The Attica, of Portland, Aug. 7, lat 43 N., long. The Northumberland (ship), steering W., lat. 4 5 long. 16 W. lat. The Johanna. Jacobs, from Calico to Cowes, 11th, 38 N., long. 35 W. • The George A. Hopley, 22d, lat. 4S N., long. 1 3 Vir The Fear Not, bound westwird, Aug. 10, lat. 40 0 long. 43 W. The Ashburton, bound westwar 1, Fame day. . on The Guiding Star, of Hull, Aug. 13, lat. J., 10ng." 4 3 The Hibernian, of New York, with passengers, lat. N., long. 28 W. I'he Cynthia, from Hamburg to St. John's, Newfound. land, lat. 48 N., long. 18 W. 50 1 ' 1 " The Angler, of Poole, for Newfoundland, lat. long. 6 W. or A barque, showing 2d dis. pen. over 7,561 (Arrasi s )' 7,549 (Hylton Grove), tat. 50 N., long. 5 W. Th 3 Magistrate, of and for Liverpool, from New Orleans, July 31, lat. 4 N., long. The W. Rimswell, Aug. 1, lat. 42 N., long. 46 I C - • The Columbag, of and for Leith, from Quebec. Aug ,„ The Marion (barque), from Waterford to Quebec, 10, Ist. 48 N., long. 43 W. sic), The Isabella, of and from North Shields to Dalhousie, July 13, lat. 48 N., long. 48 W. The Ann Davis, outward bound, July 14, lat. 47 N" long. 47 W. wa rd The United Kingdom (ship), with passengers , o utso bound, July 18, lat. 47 N., long. 35 W. Icalg. The Harriet, for London, July 8, Ist. 27 N., 36 W. z . 4* The Treasurer, from London to Quebec, Aug. 8, '°l3-* 'TS. COUNTRY MARL fi: , , T HADDINGTON CORN MARKET—AoGOsT 25. f. WLIZAY. I BARLZY I I sgAS OATS. ej -First 7os Od 33s 6d 363 6d 50s 2,1 Second 6os 4d j 31s ld ) 33 s 2d) 49' Od Third 46s 6d 1 27s 6d 124 s 9d 1 485 ii Total quantity of wheat in market, 285 gm , 26 ° old OP ,f barley ~ 161 qrs. 16 1 5 oats /1 3 1 2 8 7 qrs., ' 21:°°11a PP beans ft AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. K laths Wheat, 3/. 0 4 1-12ths 1 Barley, „V. 11 S , 0 ", - 1 .hs Oats, ... 1/. 13 2 4-12ths 1 Beans, . .. ...2/. 9 2 "." I, Pf DALIZEITH GRAIN MARILET—AuG O s T 24 ' Q . rs. fer i° Best. 'Current. In 333 Wheat 66s 01 260 Oats 36s 8d o oo o ss ° O d d '' '' '' '' .. ... .. .. '2l 6 s : i i i i 110 Barley 32s Od OOs Od ......... n _ o i 50 Peas & beans 49s Od OOs Od ........ 30s Average of wheat, 2/. 18s. 6cl. ABERDEEN—AuGusT 25. The prices of grai to-da are—Oats, 27s Od to 273 611 ', 40 lbs per bushel; new oats, y 00s Od to 00s Od, 401bs 0 bushel ; bete, 26s Od• to 27s Od, 531bs per bushel • barlielto 26s Od to 27a Od, 531bs per bushelred , ' °c od, 00s Od, 621bs per bushel; wheat, white, 00s Od t o ° tol 1 ; 621bs per bushel ; oatmeal, 21s OS to 22s 6d Pe r lb, flour, 50s OS to 52s Od per sack. Provisions—Beef, Versa; 6d to 9d ; mutton, ditto, Gd to 8d ; veal, ditto, 6d to pork, per lb, Os 6S to Os ; salnAon, per lb, is Od to Os • , ) . 7 - P ; rabbits, each, Od to OS ; tallow, per stone, 5s 9d to 05.Y.,`,1 ; potatoes, per peck, 6d to Os ; butter, per lb, 94.1 to ir to eggs, per doz, Os 9,1 to Os 10d ; hens, per pair, as e s i 3s 6d ; chickens, ditto, 2s 6 , 1 to 3s Od ; ducks, ditto, to 3s 01 ; ducklings, ditto, 2s Gd to 4s OS taker' but 3s 61 to 4s ; geese, ditto, 2s 6d to 35 Od • -u,,j ; for exportation (present cure), per cwt, 85s to 'oos v, 0 ditto (summer cured), 00s to 00s Od • eggs, wholesale Prir' per dozen, 65 to 6.0 ; 41b loaf, Bd' ; 21b loaf, 4d; fine small, Os Od to Os Od ; pork, large, Os Od to N lamb, per qr., 6s to 7's 6d.; cheese, per imperial stove; 5s 6d to 7s. DUBLIN, AUGUST 25. White wheat, 38s Od to 40s Od ; red ditto, 36s to 38 , ' 06 ; barley, 16) Od to 20s Od ; oats, 14s 6d to 18s 6d ; rapesee , t, 00s Od to 00s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 153 Od to 16s 6d ; halte ll flour, 20s Od to 25s Od per cwt ; Itiaiau corn, 35s Oct to 395' 3 plc SOlbs. SEABORNE MAILS. _ (N signifies that the mail; are sent from the General Post-01". by the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Day wh•en ma.l, o, i From who Wtv. n COUNTRIES. in General Post- I Port clue I Office, London.' , Disp,,tehe , f. , En 4130. .----•—•-• - America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .. Liverpool America (by United Sts. packet) .......... N ••••• • •• • • .LlverPool .Attg• 30 America (by U States i packet) .. • • ...... N •• •••• • • • • Southampton, Australia (via South ampton) .... • ..... M • • • •** . .. • • !Southarnpton.Oct. 4 Ditto (via Marseilles) N Ditto (via Cape of Good ... i_Tlicert lit Hope) ............N Africa ( West Coast) ..Nl/3d of the month . 'Plymouth . • Sept. l l' Alexandria.... NIS, 0 24, & 30 of m .IDover .... Alexandria ...... „at 4th 8,:. 20th of mon. 'Southampton Bahamas ..... .. S 1 :17th of the mont' Southampton Belgium .......... ..N1 1,8 • 11 V • • • • •• • • ....iDover ...... 1 Brazil .............. Ml9th of the mouth .. ,Southampt cm August 16 • „, Buenos Ayres ......ml9th•of the month .. ,Southan,toi•'August x" Cape of Good Hope .• N ;14th of the moot 'Plymouth .. I Cape of Good Hope ..N 114th of the month. Southampton' Cape de Verds ......N 1 14th of the month Southampton Ceylon (see India) I Ceylon.... .... ...... N 14th of the montt.l Channel Isles ...N , Mon ~Wed.,&Frid 'Southampton Vu.Th•S ait Chili.., ~..........1l ,2(1 & 17th of mont 'Seuthamptoi., l China (see India) Constantinople ......N ,7,8,17,24,& - 27 of in. Dover ...• •• 1 Constantinople ........ '4th &.• 20th of moo South,,mpto. , l 411 Cont. of Europe M & N (Twice daily ...... Dover .. • • • • T wice. Egypt (see India) Cr„,jred'ilT' France ........ M& N Twice daily —— .. Dove , ... •• ,* s t 1 6 Gibraltar ..........1114, 7, 17, 20, 27 of m !Southrraptot . :M ig• Greece (see India) 1 I i Augost 16 Greytown .......... Iti 12nd & 17th of mon;Southampto, i n liamburgh ..........NlTuesday & Friday London ••• •• ! t. 6 ilavannah .. .... v , 12nd of the mont , Southamp:o: Sell:, Holland ...... . MI Daily...." .... Dover .. .. •• 1 , ti e 16 Honduras ..........M l l7th of the month ,Southam Plo * 'i:lgt„ .4 "- India (viaSouthampt.)Nl l 4th Ri 20th of m is. Plym , uth •• o e r India (via Marsei Iles)IM8th& 24th of mo til, Dover ...• ••1 lonian Isles (see India)l7, 17, & 27 of mon Dover.. •• i.... de rtitill Ireland ........M & N, Twice daily ...... 'Hot,* head . • ' .l "„. 6 Li5b0n.............. MI7, 9, 17, & 27 of ni. Southampw" S e p Lis t 26 Madeira ............31!9th of the month 'Sou! hani ptoti.Aug Madeira ............ N 1235 of month .... Plymouth .•1 Malta (see India) ! , I•Auguet 2° Malta .............. ~ 7,17,19,27, 30 of m. Dover •. • • • Mauritius (see India) I I Mauritius .......... N 1 14th of the month' ' 1 , d e p t . Mexico ............M 2110. of the month. SouthamP."' Naples .... ........N btlllsth2s thof mon Dover .... • • New Granada .. .. .. NI i3d ex 17th of month Sotithampton ~..certAtu New Zealand.... ~....IBy private skip .. Various port Iv" Papal States ........N Isthlsth2sthofmon. Dover .. • • • • t 16 Peninsula .......... llff .7th I 7th2Bthofmon. 'SouthamPto , n -.., A 06 05 Peru ...„ ........m11d & 27th of mon Southamp to Port Nata1,......N7114th of the monEs Plymou th • • S i cily ............N:sthl s- .ll2 s tholmon , Dover •••• • •1 1 6 Tuscany ...........Nlsth 15f h2tsthoimon. Dover . • • • • • L,„ust Venezuela . ..........Ml2d&rth of month Southatoptoni," Malta • • • • .. Mauritius (see India) Mauritius ..N Mexico ••••• • • • •• ..M Naples ........N New Granada New Zealand ....... Papal States Peninsula Peru Port Natal Sicily Tuscany Venezuela ..... ••• • M Van Diemen's Land (see Australia) .. West Indies .... • •• M! !2d gt. lith o month Southampto n Sept• 1 • When any of these dates fall o a Sunday, the rnfu`',„o. despatched on the following day, with the exception of the ... te d Southampton), azd the Malta. both of which will be desPa t ' precedidg da , . m.. d O t P [ADVERTISEMENTI—HoIIoway's Pills.- - -A -n - --, l e bor.' . cured by them of a complaint in his stomach am': t he ness of breath :—" I desire to bear testimonY to was gold effects of Holloway's Pills. For some years 1- flie d afflicted with a tightness in the stomach, acconiciolf by abortness of breath, that prevented me from if , s ye ar about. lam 84 years old ; yet so far advanced , n t ke these pills have had so good an effect, and I n ° l w cit a ilte exercise without inconvenience or pain, and I .ll fee. ' e el relieved of the stomach com Taint. (Signe'i II p ro . Coe, North-street, Lynn. Messrs. Thew and S, on ' s t'ate' prietors of the Lynn Advertiser, will c onfirm th' s -0 - 0 1147 ment."—Sold by all ilrugvi.ts, and at Professor .... way's Establshment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTES. tho OF A SON. s u rrey, On the 24th inst., at Springfield, Reiga te, wife of Mr. G. inst., C. Morrison, solicitor. n -sll ll°l ' On the 25th at 4, Georg e - s t re et, Portm e the wife of Robert Groig, Esq., 61 st R e g imen OF A DAUGHTER. On the 23d inst., at the Vicarage, Longbridge De Wilts, the wife of the Rev. W. D. Morrice. Liver pool' On the 25th inst., at Hallo House, Fairfield, Mrs. Drysdale Carstairs. MARRIED. 1 1 " be r ° On the 24th inst., at Heacham Church . the pee Couper Black, M.A. vicar of St. Mary's with , diet's, Huntingdon, to Diary Ann Frances, wean 00, the Rev. S. C E Nevilleßolfe, Norfolk. of Fleac h ' ll .•I r r i e nri On the 25th inst., after four days' illness, g r • CloT boa' Brockmer, of Malvern Cottaces, Portland - p lace, road, in the 52d year Of his age. On the 25th inst., at Dyers '-l ane , Bromley , ' Mr John ; , 88 14. On the 25th inst., at Eastfield, near York , s g eci orO erli belia, relict of the Rev. James Britton, D.D. , f k 1N vicar of B d the cou Oii the 25th inst., at residence, Fi nsbury John IN ilks, Esq., in his 80th year. LONDON : Printed and Published by Bit7l o° of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The gun o f Strand, in the Preein , t of the Savoy, in the Middlesex, Monday, August 28, 18&4. I