The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1865.

, ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS.
(THIS DAY.)
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By command of her Majesty these gardens were
opened free to the public this morning in com-
memoration of the 46th anniversary of the birth-
day of the late Prime Goosed, the founder
of the gardens. I. the early pert of the morales
the misty appearance of the atmosphere created en annoy
feeling as to the weather ; and on the opeciog of the gates,
at 10 o'clock, there were but few persona compered with
the crowd bought together on the like coeesioa last year,
During the find boar the number of Annan did not
reach three thousand ; and up to 12 o'clock the official
return showed only at the eastern entrance 2.823,
western entrance 2,200, sad southern entreat*
3,972, making • total of 8,997. Towards 1 o'clock,
however, the various approaches to the gardens were
booming throned with passengers, and there can be little
doubt that as the day advanced the number of visitors
greatly incressed. The programme issued for the occasion
was portioularly attractive as regards music. Throughout
the morning the beads of the 2nd Life Guards, Royal Horse
Guards (Big.),?.9th (North Middlesex) R.V., 15th (London
Scottish) R.V., and the A and B Division of Polka, played
meth pleasing selections ; and this afternoon those of the
Greases, Guards, Ist Middlesex &Omer V., Ist City of
Lemke FL V., 411th (Havelock's) B, V., the Duke of York's
School, and the F, 0, and H divisioes at Police will enter-
Uhl the company. The gardens themselves appeared to
afford much pleasure ; end the visitors seemed beat upon 0
enjoying Iltemselvee. The place will be closed at 7, it
previous to which the whole of the company will ling I
" God save the glum."

Nrvranzza Pam FUND.—Mr. Francis Tuaoh
Bolls teas been appointed esoretsry of this institution, on
the retirement of Mr. H. G. Warren from the post of

leasemry "ewe"--

We (John Bull) have great pleasure in stating
that the savants reoeived this morning represent lir. Henry
Boers as reoovering from the alarming relapse from which
he has been lately sofferin;, owing to too great exotics.
His medical attendance, however, have strict) forbidden
him from opening letters or attending to b of soy
kind.

Sir Morton Peto, Mr. M'llenry, Mr. Brassey,
jun., and party of friends loan by the Elootia to-day for
Amer Lot. It is their lotastioa to skit the oil wells, sod

import the works for the international bridge which is to
connect the American and Canadian lines of railway. Sir
Morton Peto has taken the contract for its tionstructioe.

Amongst the list of honorary doctors' degree, 1,
conferred by the Uoiversity of Vieaaa at the recent Jett- M
lee, we fled the Dames of Mr. Joh. Stuart Mill, Sir Cherie, It
Lyell, sad Sir Roderick Morchisse.—The Reader.
Mr. &Ahern (says the Era) has been playing an 81,

• gsgemeot at the -Theatre Royal, flosaboroagb, to the e
following almost unheard-of prices :—Dtess circle stalls, ts
10e. ; dream boxes, 7s. 6d. ; half the pit at 4. ; other half, at ei
2s. • and gallery, Is. The hawse, nevertheless, were el
literelly orummed, the orchestra playing oo the stage, and
the roneiriaei mete welly told at 7a. id. a piece. al
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unfortunate Ousters is Abyssinia, in order to strengthen 21
the probability of their release from the painful captivity V!
in which they have lingered nearly two years, have deter- „1
missed to avail themselves of the offer made (signally to al
bee Majesty's government by Dr. Bake, the Abyssinian
traveller, that ke should go with presents to the court of 10
the Emperor Theodore, and supplicate for their liberation 04
in the name of their distressed families ; and they now ap- :I
peal to Christian sympathy to assist them in raising • sum •„!
of not lass than 2,0001., which is absolutely required to 71
carry out this benevolent purpose. This movement is not es
intended to interfere with Mr. Palgreve's mission. It is SE
entirely independent is its action, and its object is to pro. at
vide against possible failure, which might cause another 10
year's impriscoment of the captives, and even prove fatal
to their lives. Letters from Abused& to May 30 state, ;',
" Condition unaltered." Should this appeal he generously
responded to, Dr. Bake proposes to leave England by the
end of September.
" Geelong (Victoria) Advertiser a
has been informed that "among other mediums employed N
by a squatter, at the land selection at Boles; them were et
two members of the Legislative Assembly, one policeman, I
and four young ladies, one of whom was the daughter of • I
clergyman. The pay of the ladies averaged from 1/. to 51. .1
Tr day." It may be well to explain that these
mediums" were employed on no unearthly business. N
" Mediums" in Australian phrase, just now, are persons ei
engaged by a squatter when part of his " run" is a-nong Ii
the lands offered by tine government at a land lottery, the
ed duty of " miums. being to take oat lot tioketa, as if
they were settlers proposing to cultivate laid, attend the gI
drawing, sad, it their tickets are drawn before the land of lc
their principal is gone. select it, and hand it over to himself le
on
_paymeat of their fee for attenteace. to
Perms or EDITOR RIP.—It is s matter for deep I
regret that this mice quiet and peaceful neighbourhood N
should of late base gained an unenviable notoriety for ea. Its
nous crimes, mime of which go far to prove that there are le
is our midst miscreants of the very worst description. Some GI
peonor persons have shown their ill-feeling towards u
by diabliag a valuable mare while grazing. Oa Saturday, ;
the sth inst., her right eye was knocked out, which at the a
time was attributed to accident ; but ox the alight of the Ng
13th some person, not content with .bat had been dose, N
stabbed her in the right shoulder, indicting • wound nearly I
two inches deep. On this occasion her two hind legs were
also cut. Comment en such an outrage would be useless, ;,;
nor ma we account for the motive which led to the per-
petration of the crime, toilets it he to show displeasure of N
the policy adopted by this journal whoa dealing with public
questions ; therefore, we must add this outrage to the list U
already referred to, mild, at the same time, mare our friends
and enemies that such attempts at intimidation will not al
alter our police in the least.—Stibbereen Eagle.
BENDING GUNPOWDER BY A PASSENGER TRAIN.— SI
At the Guildhall, Tavistock, on Wedneaday, Jaime
Richards, agent to the Coloharton Mining Company, was )
summoned et the instance of the South Devon Railway Vi
Company, for sending 1 cwt. of gunpowder in • barrel by •
gr train, contrary to the by-laws of the company. rZirSeed in the full penalty of 101. and costs. The rail-
way company gave up their espouses is the matter.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RICILIPTS.—The traffic returns ,
of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the
week ending the 19th of August, amounted ..a 12,170 miles
to 745,8911., aid for the corrsepoudiag week of 1864 on
11,830 miles to 712,3971., showing an iocroase of 340 miler, I
and en increaseof 33,4941. The gross receipts on 14 of the
prineipal railways in the United Kingdom amounted foe the j
week on 8,759 miles to 616,;5391., and for the corresponding
week of Mat year, on 8.448 miles, to 590,2371., showing an
increase of 311 mile., sad an isoresee of 26,1021.
The increase on the Oalsolooiaa amounted to 6361.;
on the Great &stens to 1,6011.; on the Great Northern to
5.1211.; on the Greet Soothers and Western to 1,1151.; on
the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1081.; on the London aid
North Western to 7,1741.; on the London and Brighton to
1,818/4 on the Leaden and South W cetera to 1,623/. ;
on toe Msuchester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire to 1,5931.;
on the Midland to 1,6601. ; on the North British to
8601. • on the North Easters to 2,5491.; and on the South
Eastern to WU. ; total, 26,425 f.; but from this most
be deducted 31.1/., the decrease on the Great Western,
leaving the increase as above, 26,102. The receipts on
60 other lines in the nited Kingdom amounted
op 3,411 miles to 129,5521. ; and for the corresponding week
of lastyear, on 3,382 miles, to 122,1601.. showing an Mamma •
of 29 miles and of 7,3921. The goods traffic on the 14 systems
of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 290.3491.
easiest 275,8251., ahowing an increase of 11,5234 The pea-
singers. tercels, mails, lam. teeth on those linen amounted
to 32r...9911. against 314,4121. for the corresponding period of
1964, showing an increase of 11,5791. The total receipts for
the past week show an increase of 21,3361., as compared
with thous of the preceding week ending the 12th inst.—
Heropetk.
A LEOACr Or A MILLION. —Probably the largest
Personalu y ever sworn for probate was that of the late Mr.
Morrison, of Basildon. Bea/deaths business in Fore-street,
and vast landed estates, he bequeathed to his eldest sea a
direct legacy of a million, which is said to be the only
legacy on record to that amount. Like moat of theme who
einem enormous wealth. Mr. Morrison began the world
with nothing. In fact there seems to be no receipt for becom-
ing a millionaire equal to that of walking up to London bare.
foot, under • firm conviction that its streets are paved with
cold. In the dinivag.room of his bowie at Basildon in
Berkshire, which the traveller to Bath passes on the left
as he thee by the beautiful reach of the Thames, just above
Pangbounie, and which abounds with splendid works of art,
the very chairs and tables being from the design of some
great R.A., there ere two pillars of a rare and beautiful
marble, which originally stood in • church in Italy. where
great store was set by them ; but the church being out
of repair and in seed of fonds, at length *ought and ob.
tained permission from Roam to sell the pillars to the
wealthy Englishman who bed set his heart on proeeestng
them. The cost of conveyance was eoormonsly difficult and
expensive by reason of the extranedioary weight of the
columns, which in several places broke into the roads over
which they were carried. This story illustrates
the energy of the man in getting what he had
set his heart upon. Nearly the whole of the Isle
of relay, Foothill Abbey, sad vast estates scattered through
half the counties fa England, are the result of the same
energy. Mr. Morning's wealth would have enabled him
to have lived in the utmost splendour; bat, though •
liberal patron of the arts, he shrank from display, and was
utterly free from tuft-heaths', and loved best the society
of artists end men of letters. Up to the time of
his will being proved, personal property was not
liable to duty above • million ; but the feet of his
property Wog nearly foe: times that menet perhaps
:=lted to the authorities the expedtesey of a:reading the
hieh yam ageoedingly done August, 1859, and the
duty payable upon a million is 15.0001., and 1,5001. on
each alditiooel 100.0001. Sine* this enactment only one
will above • million has beets proved, that of the late Mr.
H. Gurney. which was sworn ender 1,100,0001. It will be
moo from this that millionaires are. at their death st aE
sweets, of sense little service to the pablie.—Preeer's Mag a.
sine far Await.

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stock has risen 1 per cent., London and e
North Western and Midland 1, and Lan-
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dined /. London and North Western stock is
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ex div. ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto s.
A, 149 to 150 ; London and South WestArn, 981
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BOXEY MARKET.--(TallS DAY.)

Two o'Crocx.
The transactions in the share maskets to-day are
upon • very restricted scale, and very few variations
have occurred in quotations. Consols are quoted
the same as yesterday for money, but have receded
1-16 per cent. for the account. The mevemente in
foreign securities and financial shares are quite
unimportant. English railway stocks, however,
continue in request, and are again better in some
instances. In the miscellaneous department the
moat noticeable feature is a further rise in Hudson's
Bay shares.
The discount market continues to be freely sup-
plied with money, and, owing chiefly to the fine-
ness of the weather, the rate for good three
months' bills shows a downward tendency. The
general quotation is called 31 to 4 per cent., but an
increased number of transactions are reported at 31.
In the Stock Exchange thereto for sheet loans on
English government securities has declined to
11 to 2 per cent.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
fillfr. 42e., showing no change of importance.
Consols are now quoted 891 to 3 for money, and
8911.16 to 13.16 for the account (September 7).
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 291, ; ditto, for
account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1;
New Three per Cents., ssa, ; New Two-aed-a-Half
per Cents., 721 ; ladle Five per Cent Stock, 105 ;
sad Exchequer Bills, Bs. die.
Very few transactions have occurred in
foreign stocks, and the only alterations
worthy of notice are a decline of 1 per
oent. iu Turkish Consolid6a, and in Mexican.
Some of the present quotations are subjoined,
viz. :—Greek, 201 to 1 ; Turkish Consolichis, 481 to
1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; ditto Certificates,
14 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 231 to 1.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danu-
bian Principalities, for account, 801 ; Dutch, 617;
Egyptian, 1864, 951, 4 ; ditto, 1001.. Bonds, 96 ;
Italian, 1805, 781, 9i ; Mexican, 1864, 224 ; Por-
tuguese, 1856, she., 471; Russian, 1850, 90, 1 ;
ditto, 1862, 92i ; Spanish Passive, for account,
291, 1, ; Turkish 1858, for account, 75, 41 ;
ditto 1862, for account, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bondi',
74 ; ditto 1863, 694 ; ditto 1865, 431 ; ditto 1001..
Bonds, 441 ; Venezuela, 1864, 411.
American securities are steady, at the closing
quotations of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 691
to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 531 to ; Illinois,
781 to ; and Atlantic Railway debentures, 3.51 to
861.
The Golden City has arrived from Sydney with
50,000 sovereigns.
International Financial shares are now quoted
/to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to
prom., ex dir. ; London Financial, 71 to 1
prem., sidle.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to a prem.;
Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, S to
prem.; Ottoman Socidt6 Gendrale, 24 to 1 prem.;
Hudson's Bay, 151 to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney,
and Co., 31 to 1 prem.
Hats-rssz Two o'CLocx.
Consols are fractionally lower, at 894 to for
money, and 894 to 1 for the account.
The influx of gold to the Bank continues,
85,0001. having been sent in yesterday, making a
total 137,0001. since the date of the last return. The
286,0001. by the Swifteure, from Melbourne, will
be delivered in London to-day, and a weaker-
able portion is expected to be retained here.
The remittances of specie to the Rut show a
decline, the amount engaged for transmission by
the steamer Poouah on the 27th inst. being only
8,415/., of which 6,115/. is silver for Bombay and
2,3001. gold for Alexandria.
At Paris the rate of discount in the open market
is still 21 to 3 per cent. ; at Frankfort and Amster-
dam, 3 per cent. ; at Hamburg, 31 ; at Berlin and
Brussels, 4 ; and at Vienna, Turin, and St. Peters-
burg, 5 per cent.
With referemoe to the announcement yesterday
of the reported failure of Meagre. W. Wil-
son and Sons, of London and Glasgow, export
boot and shoe manufacturers, we are glad
to be able to state that the suspension was
merely temporary, owing to an unexpected with-
drawal of funds by the executors of deceased part.
nera. The firm almost immediately resumed pay- ,
ment, and it is strictly understood that every
engagement is being punctually met. it should
also be added that at a meeting of the priuci;al
creditors, lately convened by the surviving partner,
the accounts showed a considerable surplus.
The foreign exchanges yesterday showed no varia-
tion of importance. Subjoined is the usual list :
Leestordans, short, ILIB4 to 11.19 ; ditto, a months,
12.1 to 12.14. notterdem, 3 months. 12.1 to 12.14;
Antwerp, 7t months. 25.524 to 25.57 i ; Brawls, 3 month",
25.524 to 25.574- Hasolwirr. 3 month', 13.10 to 13.'04;
Par it, short, 15.20 to 25.274 ; ditto, 3 months, '45.45 se
25.50 ; Narmillea, 3 mouth., 25 15 to 23.50; Frankfort.
mythe-Madas. it months, 1214 to 1214 ; Vetere, 3 month;
11.20 to 11.274; Trieste. .5 months, IL2O to 1L271 ;
Petersbnre. 3 months, 304 to 301 ; liedrid, 3 rounnw,
174 to 474 ; Oahe. mouths. 474 to 471 •. Legbord, 3
mouths, 25.574 to 25.624; Miler. 3 months 25.574 to 25.324;
Geom.. mostrts, 25.575 to 23.824 ; Nepie;, d rimathe.2s.s74
to 23.624; narrow, it months. Mori to 25621: %wise.
3 mouths. 25.574 in 25.624 ; Lisboa, 3 months, 514 to 511 ;
Oporto. 3 months, 514 so 514.
The return of the Bank of France for the week
shows the following changes:
Coln and bullion
Circulation lncrease 80.000
Treasury balance lmmense 38,090
Curtest scopes% Moved* 500.0(e1
Wile discounted
Adventism
A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Scott, Bell,
and Co., East India merchants, who suspended
payment in the early part of last month, is called
for the 31st instant
The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed
Friday, the Ist September, a special settling-day in
the shares of the following companies :
passel &baton (Limited), tTo be matted in the Twior.
Hassageris ODIUM (Limited). J s-Week Lit.
Rhos Hall Imo (Limited),
The committee have also ordered the shares of I
the Merchant Shipping Company (Limited) to be
marked in the daily instead of the twice-a-week
list ; and the fully paid up shares of the Telegraph
Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited)
to be officially quoted.
At a meeting yesterday of the New City Club Com-
pany
it was resolved, with the concurrence of the
chairman, to adjourn for a month, two auditors to
be appointed to examine the accounts in the inter-
val. and to submit them to the adjourned meeting.
The contractors of the United Danubian Princi-
palities Loan, 1564, give notice that the half-yearly
coupon, due st September, will be payable in due
course at the London Agency of the Imperial Otto-
man Bank.
The annexed letter relates to the Standard Bank ;
of British South Africa :
Sir,—ln consomme°, of the immense depreciation is the
marked value of the shares la this commiey—a depreciation '
wholly aawammtad by soy edictal informatina whieh has
reached ne up to the lest advice, from the Cape—l am in-
strurted by the directors to communicate to you the follow.
iog, being the latest intelligence to band regard-mg the ho'
mots of the company. The beak's general manager,
writing from Port Elisabeth, where the commercial crisis
bee bees chiefly experienced, states that havieg carefully
eeratleised all the tad sad doubtful debts at that branch, •
he estimates oar hem there at 20.4001. From Natal, where j
the mien has also bees very severe, the manager reports I
1001. will cover his low, although the badness traasse•ted
there by tbio Illsedard Bank hes beeo very oonsiderable.
Satisfaotory reports have likewise been received from Daps I
Town. and the other large bneebee of the emptily, and
the chief managerof the Orange Foes State branches (when,
enasequent on the 'lotion of the local government, prep
paratioes bad been made for withdrawal previous to the
'attire* of hostilities) repasts that at Elosmfestela.
and Faarestnith be does sot think our interests will meek
mire, but at the met of war, where the bask
has small sassy, he stet" " we may prepare ourestma,
for aceneleca."' Tets agency bad only a amid et 10.0001..
sad se the teie.ess bed been contrasted psis ID the NS'
break of hostflitks, the lose an ea* bsenieS.

If the directors, therefore, take twist the reported Isessa,
or my 40,000!. in all, to cover any additional knee, they tem*
that they will then have provided for ate the losses el the
bask, secordieg to the infermstioe whick he. yet resoled
them. The directors 01410 b regret them honey Isseepe,but them
Audi at the melit of reserve fund 56,000 t, med at coedit et
mit profits for the tall year ending 20th Jose last 23,0001..
isekkeg Is all 79,0001., which, dishmtlug the estimated
isms will leer* the capital of the beak newt, red slsw•
Last at the errdit of reserve land. Is the event sissy
further intelligence of suflielest importance being Teemed
before the neat ordinary meeting ie °debar,
_the semolina
be communicated by circulsr to the sharehehliere.-120.
ell, y one very obedient servant,
W. F. Sitsni, Secretary.
The Standard Bank of British Smith Africa assited),
90, Cannon.etreer, Londe". 25th A ugmfß
The following communication was posted in the
Stock Exchange yesterday :
Consolidated Bank, Fenchurch-strest, August 24.
Sir,-1 bare to inform you that since the 27th ult we
have received from New York remittances sineustiee se
24,1641. 17s. sd. at 'moment of the Atlantic and Great West-
ern Railway Compaq for interest astousts-1 am, sir.
your obedient sets ant, W. 0. Bowes Manager.
IL Slaughter, Esq., Secretary Railway Department,
Stock Fachnage.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 637/. over last year. !
The second general meeting of the Surrey Com-
mercial Dock Company will be held en the Fitk
September.
The directors of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron
Company announce a second call of 11. per share.
making 31. paid.

FIUDAS
_EVIXINO.

Consols opened this morning at 891 to j for money,
and 891. to for the account, and remained at
those prisms throughout the day. The aloud busi-
ness report is se follows :—Three per Cent Consols,
for money, 891, f ; ditto, for account, 89E 1; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 1, •, New 'Three per
Ceara., 89i, 1 ; Bank Stook, 249 i ; India Five
per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105; ditto Four per Cent.,
1051.
India Five per Cents. and Exchequer Hills closed
the dine as yesterday at 105 to I, and 3s. dim. to Is.
per.
In foreign stocks Italian and Maxicen 'bonds are
quoted rather hi her. The new Turkiekscrip shows
a fresh fall to 6i discount, and the OuosolidFs are
likewise a fraction lower. The Anglo-Turkish Lows
of 1862, on the other hand, improved.
A moderate business only has been transacted in
joint-stock bank shares, but the market closed with
a firm appearance. Alliance, English Joint Stoel4
Hindustan, China and Japan, and London and
Buenos Ayres were quoted higher. A recovery has
also take 3 place in London and South African,
and Standard of British South Africa.
The shares of the financial companies showed
an upward tendency. London and Financial
were in especial request, and rose 7s. 6d. Im-
perial Mercantile and Credit Fonder and Mobilier
were also firmer. Prices were quoted as follows :
International Financial, 4 to 14 prem.,; General
Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem., div. ; London
Financial, 711 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile
Credit, 17-16 to 9.16 prem. ; Credit Raider and
Mobilier, 3 1-16 to 3-16 prem.
The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were
last quoted 3 5.16 to ;46 prem., showing a farther
slight decline ; National Discount, 114 prem. •
Joint-Stock Discount, to 14 dice, being sa:
higher ; Egyptian Trading. 1 to 4 dia. • Ottoman
Societe Generale, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay,
151 to 1, • further advance of 2e. Od. ; Lioa.
Brewery, 4 to 11 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph
Preference, 24 to 1. In other miscellapeoun de-
scriptions an advance occurred in Fore-street Ware-
house, International Land Credit, sad Royal Mail
Steam, and • decline in Madras Irrigation. City
of Milan Improvements shares have. partially
rallied. London and St. Katharine Docks stock
shows a further improvement
The dosing (but in many cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are sub-
joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 104 to prem.;
Lmdon Bridge Land, 2 to 1 dis. ; London Jute
Works, to 1 prem. ; Mend Park and Hotel, Ito
11 prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway and Land,
par to 1 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prom. ;
Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to
1 prem. ; Auglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 1 to
3 prem. ; West Worthing Mansions and Hotel,
14 to 21 prem. ; and General Estates, 2.1 to 44
prom.

MINKS-(THIS DAL)

Two o'CLocz.

In the mining market to-d;;,- tinTrei; a
demand for Great Vorand East Lovell shares, which
show au upward tendency. The former are now
quoted 35} to 36, and the latter Ili to t% • Great
Busy Are called 2/ to 3 ; Clifford Amelgaiiia.l.l, 231
to } ; East Cara Brea, 5i to 6 ; Gawton, 15a. to 20a.;
Lady Bertha, 103. to 12a. 6d. ; Wed' Caradoe,
10 to i •, Wheat Grylle, 5 to 7 ; Wheal Buller,
23 to 24 ; East Grylla, 4to 5 ' • Great lAxey, 20k
to 21 } ; and East Caradon, Ili to 12. '..
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
The subjoined weekly report with reference to
the metal market is extracted from the circular L
Meters. von Dadelazen and North :
Titers has ben no change of importer:tee is the metal
market this week ; there is a little more bonnie .doing, Ind
prices in many instances have further declissd. dron : The
demand for Welsh and Suiffordsbirs iron csaticues good,
and the tinkers ans well employed. Scotch pig trou h.m ael-
yeami to 545. lON. cash. Copper :—Mannantairod keeps
doll, and rear is °tuneable under official gaga ins. la
foreign but little has been don, Barns, 891. to 901. ; Wel-
laroo, 881. 10e. Tin is lower in the f+CA of • good demand
for export sod consumption, Waite haste ind to 881.
sad a forced mile of Bence reported st &ash cos.
liaises to be offered wader smelters' quotetiosa. Tiu plates
are lc very good demand, sad prices about le. per box
higher.
p' s.
This anent remains inactive, 191. few
English ptga. Speller: Very little Waken reported, Lose
don, 221. ss. ; forward, 22/. ; Huff parcels are offered it
'I 221. 2s. a

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paw:arra biZETlNO.—FlitleieV. (Before Mr. Cox, Deputy.Aasistent-Judge.) __..—_ Ptiatc
Weer Oranietri and sunk Chatfield, hualesed and 'Wife. On nuriday afternoou au inquest was lidld at ~„
11"..,1""trmP".1111.°41"" 60 "'a" fir all es" ladist.l lee 11°904 a sill•resrli b•• 24 In 21111 Ms" Devooport, by Kr. Allan B. Bose, ors the body of Mr. J. F,. T
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street. la the patina of St. George, Haeower-equare.
if V.! r&iatrie Adow Me, by Aleppo, thiss by Beton. 6 yrs. Cleeetham, aged 35 yeses. • conandesioned officer In the 11"
ret Mb
ier. A We, ley 's Antolnst4*. 4 Pe, 7111 Illb (1110 9lb eni entice, instructed by Mr. Randall ; Mr. Mitten and Mr. Military.Steme Staff, deb* duty the Dumper* Gus' I Y
on the preemies day.
(Cameos) 1 Bosley, Instructed by Mr. Smythe, were for the defence. wharf, Om was drowned in the
Ur. Z. R. Newcosibe's Bolen., 3 yrs, fat (Murray) a The awe has excited • good deal of pitman in cones- The body bad bees brought from a Promise war vessel in
Bettie': 3ti 2 on Antonette, cud 3 er, 1 again llow XL queue of the ate which the female defeudent wan ap- the Sound, where the doomed died. • ,The following eel
Woo *wily by two of
; a bad third. Inate es ' embeisde 1, while aeselle-work, and Ulna through the duce was adduced.
THE DIVOSPOST AND Bronimouss Peen of 25 goys, streets re open day to the polio* office like is
theithout Themes seems outrun" mid ho wee a &eat
sided to a sweepstakes of 5 eon. can ; 2•yr olds, 7st 71b ; any previoue intimation that a che before magir the Meal of rchant in London, and sum stop'
three, 9al 71b :four, 104 lilb ; five and upwards, lOst 121 b, testes bad lieu preferred agalost elicited her husbarid in at the hues of Mr. Whippet, in Plymouth. On '
Mlle and goldiap all
31h ; 'ethos allowances, As. their abuses. This treatment has a somber of sudsy morning. in ocenpaoy with Mr. Edward
One mile. lettere, which have 'peened in the public preen, for the ham, Mr. Wiippel, Kr. Ghee, and the we
sr. CannonaLady Orertown, by 841.10 mo—the Ftzhinz. treatment Mee Chatfield te calved, and aho for the eery Bert, he started is a boat, the Boyd Mei'
e yes. me 4th (100 L) ,Canine) 1 keg elms that the charge bee been hinging over bet hee4 the Noe. The boat measured about one tor
Mr. J. Heim Roarer, 3 yrs, gat 71b (0)44.)....(9. Adams) 2 and deo of bee husband, it having been Pottlioned from cruised about inside the breakwater, end suleisqr
Mr. A. Cowley's t by Ambrose—Bavaria, 2 yrs, lst 410 tow to time sines June lye side. They then returned and landed Mr. !delver
. flax) (C. timaLL The faces of the case were fair, end esorodittel7 tinlP.Os and were joined by Mr. Frederick Prelim's at
Batting :7to 4 as Boozer. won by a heed i a bed • sod although the teed lasted tie whole of the day, the They cruised about as before, end emcee/lei
lThe wiener wee not mkt.
i Ti. oentewgze. Pram (Haudieep) of 80 seta., added to evideneelgiven by the several enemies may be very brieity breakwater,as tar BS the boat mark which had
shied. a appeared that these parties lived at No, 27, by the yachts competing at the regatta, and
• •alre•Pstslims°l 2 °ass. sad, 2ft ts the head; for •11 1/214; arassea.atreet, Pimlico, the man being employed tie • go inside the breakwater again. In ans.
wieners extra. Vine-quarters of • nine. (12 subs) joureeyman builder, and the woman as a dressmaker. Oa born the coroner the wittier stated the
Captain Klag's Itam of the Sea. by Germ& dJ very
Manuel, t Yrs. int 71b
Prince D. Soltykod's Nip, 3 yr., tlist Sib (Hurray) 1 bad female Weenie and that they west out at night and better amount of the accident could be
l, BettLeg :4to 1 on Oem of the Sea. Won cleverly by returned at rather advanced hours in the mornieg, bringing hem, who sowediogly wee thew caged.MN • length. men with them. This statement was by no means made Mr. Frederick Pridham maid he war
' En litumerrla Vasa (leediosp), value 100 Ouse, clear, and only two of the inhabitants of the strut where ear in thellilitery Store Staff, holdir
t added toe uweepetakee of 15 sus. each, 7 fa, and 3 only if they lived were celled to speak to these truer:Moos, and deceased. Mr. Pridham oceroboire
declared : winners extra. About 3 miles. (13 gabs., S their evidence woe not at all conclusive that if such was of the Wt witemee statement, at
declared.) the eue, It was done with the knowledge or consent they win rettieeme from star
3 Mr. Y. Broilers' Pearl Diver, by Marsyas—Yearl, 5 yrs. of Mr. end Mrs. Chatfield. 'The strengeet part of „eta they were running on ,
114 911 (LW. alb er.) (Oanucio) 1 the cue against there was found in the evidence of and gaff-topsail, the mina, V
Pri2" D. s"lt/1".1 Nip. 2Mt 242 71b l4' Mann) 2 a girl named Beveridge, who was then in their see
vies
fuwpkius a lava-awl-lialt, Eyre Mt 71b (W. bows, 3 Issl side. harts' been brailed up.
Laity Overtown also ran. she stated that she saw a gentleman come out of Xviirriltan: the S.W. roughly, end they .
t Betting :2to 1 co Pearl Diver. Wen after a gocd race toes bedroom is • wining, that she had Ferias* lemma egilee,y, when they sew eho
by a shore head. Seven-aad-a-llaff • bad third. his boots, for which ho gave her • shilling, but oe her tell- ire,. them. They agreed t
The
of munow pwy a 23 eon., tided to a log Mrs. Chatfield she said it belonged to ber sad took it and weed to windward e
sweepstakes of 6 gem each ; 3-yeaskle, 104; four, list 41b; from bet. Os the orom-examination of the witnesses It out
Bart threw • cop
was shown
111 red upwards, 12st ; penalties an
allowance.; pet+ ,_,,,that_2l,n.,__Cht2std worked for • number a bat ill was missed. The
whaa riders; jockeys, 71b elks. One mile and • half. (5 vest) rs•O•"""' ssa'"'• who came to
.her home to haws doing so the ruined'
subs) their dresses triad on, and that those argues were each the eunwele, end the
Mr. Steliblees Roarer, by Voltigenr —Chaim 3 yrs, home by her own young women to their houses. see ate deceased all.
last 7th tine 7lb en (Y. Adams) 1 Mr. Ribtoo made • most able speech in favour of the des before the ed.! 'Jib
I , Mr. It Brsyley's Antoinette, 4 yrs, }lei bib (Lngst. &obeli) 3 furies* denouseieg this prosecution as ens of the most weather side of the
Mr. N. Colluis's broatiway, 0 yes, fist lib (Owner) 3 Jost dalons that had ever been brought into • court of jai- boat was bier
No betdog. Won by thseequartese of s length ; • bad ties, and one that would have been gladly abandoned but who he „mist
Wed. for the fear of the crowequenoes upon thou by whom it had it had been etr
I THE PiltrisJimai Muer PLATS of 25 10'4. for horses that been promoted, Such a esandel, he wee happy to se
public) Ywee requsted
leave been finely hunted in Devoe or Cornwall the HAM of s maid not long exist, that persons, without waning, Omuta
1864 and 1865. Two miles, us the flat. so. He did
Is dragged from three homes through the streets hied. eed we
Mr. Brown's Be rgess,s yrs, list ielb (Owner) 1 sad looked up like felons, sad without koowieg who were with But e
Mr. MenhassolCs will-O-the-Wisp, aged. list :lb their scourge. Nothing would be more grateful to the ears
Captain Ilullowsy) 3 ...
Mr. J. Ilex's Little Fairy, 6 yrs, llst :lb ....,11r. 3... then) 3 of the solicitor for the lousecution than to hear from the 1 Coroner ,
him tube r
(
dm foreman of the jury the little word guilty, but he hoped, through
Lisp
No betting. Won in a m ran.
aster by five lengths. for the sake of all tint was dew to them, and hiving f eue„,,
reglad to the sanctity of home, they would by their verdict saidBETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIUDAT. set their faces spinet such sate, and declare tbat the I Nth,
ST. LEO LB. defeeduts were net guilty of the charges preferred against eed ,
Ito 4 sue Madleteur toil) 10 to 1 apt Breadalbeae(otf) them. No
7to 1 The nuke t; 100 to 41 Christmas CarW &revel triteness' were celled of great respectability, fre
Bto 1 Regalia (oat ti who pee the defendants a very high character foe integrity e,
In to 1 Illariirika ,t( 06 to 1 Broonikdaw (oft) and
The hilt
le to 1 Archimedns (oft) 'swots 'y.
The Deputy-AesistanteTudge summed op the evidence ,
DEBBY.
inn clear and lurid !canner, and pointing out bow the se-
-8 to 1 on the Field surf)
dictrout was required to be supported by very sttoor
• . CRICKET. *velem,.
--• The jury retired, and, after some time spent in owner
NoTruvettexenilsa v. Ensefet.—The play was Moo, re-entered the court, and returned a verdict of
I . mowed this morning on the Brighton ground by Chatter. aiiillY, which appeared to give gnat satisfaellioae
ton and Oseroft non taking poesseeson of the wickets.
The (miner only scored a single, alter two mau overs THE POLICE--- —COURTS.
from each bowler bed bees delivered ; the total, therefore, ..
»ached 77. Chattenoe's figures ware a four, six twee, MANSIONHOUSE.
asd eight singles Sine, with Ouroft, increased the total Benjamin Taylor and Henry KA,. wheeze ebe
to us, when he was caught at mid-wicket-off, where Petiole having defrauded tie Ilinnineham Basking Or
was also caught, the tete!, at hi., the fourth wicket, being very large sum of 4101211, by means ci forged
1 ' 176. Oscroft, amidst cheers from his Nottingham change, were again blared at the bar.
friends sallealallr, bad now ruched his 100 rues, and when The eeidesee of Mr. Shaw the triia= of
la had wmapasted seven more be was caught mid-wicket-on another witness who had a , leays ,
!It/ Dealt. We fiirllll9l were • Sr., which was • snedries from and their dependent completed, th.t they
Ski bowler Knight ; be also made four fours, five Unites, 14 over and proceed to Birmiagleuu without .
twos, and the remainder were singles. This rtryer wee and with the excep.ion of the pri.ducticr
kindly applauded by the immense aseemblare, for scum. the cheques which were drawn against I
Oohing Ibis feat. Bre was the filth wicket, and the total sod which he said had all bees peal, at
amebae of MOO WOO 183. George Parr did nothing. Greedy adduced.
' I end Jackpot' made a good staid and ampreested the seam to The prisoners were again Teraaaaed
EX, when jest before the dinner bell rang lie was bowled BOW-ETREE'
by Young Lilly white, who is • cousin to the well-known Elizabeth Bergin, aged 34. late
li publisher of cricketing works, Mr. Fred Lillywhite, and Wallis, vanish manufacturer, Loo
mew coasidered one of the best bowlers in Eoglsed. Jack- Sir Thomas Henry, the chief 1
mem Gimes comprised Mies fours, two threes, two twee, arson.
and single.. Tien, played his usual fast same of hitting Mr. Wallis s'ated that on fir
for nine, but no one was found to remain with Grundy, and he and his sister, who keel
. the Moines consequently closed for 245, Grundy playing a lesvmg the prisoner in sole r
- set.ont ninny of 19 comprised of • four, four twos, and the inner was under notice to
• rest of them were in singles. This left Sum" no lees they suppose that she entertain
.
127 to get before they could "set" for Nettie bane They could prompt her to such
could only, with ell the taut they paseswd, marmite 77, stood charged. On his r
and thus Nottinghamshire woo in one isainp and 50 roes liftmen and firemen in
We subjoin the score :—Sussex, 118; round Menge, 77; there were incimatinos
/1 total, It: ; Nottiegbam, Best Mains, 245. burnt, and the house
SCURRY T. LISMYSHIRE.—The return match be- was nowhere to be r
tweea these cousins oommeoced on Thursday, at the which eintaiely d'
Antelope Ground, Southampton. Surrey played ono short, explain how it e
Omar being takes with the gout. Is their first innings made to break
they scored 67, Matlock taking the "lager" with 23, marks OU thou'
- Hampshire made their total 96, of which 43 were gained in awl size with r
rod style by Mr. Lusa Yesterday Surrey, in their second drawers coots;
besiege, wired 101, Jupp sod Pooly mares conspicuous in one of the'
mores. Total of the innings 101. Hampshire, with 93 the nest me
rune to get, sue obtaiised times through the fine retting of himself am
Mr. Lucas, who took his bat out with 58. off. He r
ouse,
THE WEATHER AND CROPS. hi
her ghest,
on '
NORTH NOTTINOHAIISHIRIL—EAST REWORD, Hone'
ch
AUOOST 23.—The all-absorbing topic of the week has been heoart
that of the harvest. It is alike the interest of all, and .0,
about which much anxiety has bees unaffested. As far as I
we have hitherto gone, this large and important agroul* • r
• tent district has not had much to complete d for
1 although we have experienced • somewhat alatioriog
Mese. we have not had the large pluvial results to which
1 ,
• some other parts of the kingdom have been subjectel
Harveat comae:mud about the 26th of July on the ear'
•
1 i forest soils. but it was not until the beginning of 1
1 presort mouth that it became general. Being rar
, i forwavd, pigsty of vespers were to be bad, and '
breadths seem fall before their scythes From the •
the 11th the weather was remarkably propitious,
good deal of earn wee led in very good condition
i the 11th to the 17th the weather was rather
bat still grain was carted home, and since th"
all the white corn has been safely garnered re
I soils to the west of Retford : is feet, all the 1,
. in that direction Dave all but finished their '
will do so darieg the mused week, should t'
i
,
weather costume. Wish regatil to the
moles considerably ; bat although benet
at the lest two year., it is provieg be'
one time been anticipated, and we hew
of "rust," " mildew," " small corn," ar
eisediam Journal.
. . Hetwiee. —The harvelt begat)
end of last week, and, but for the
' It' the weather, would bare been well
Notwithetanding the retarding it
however, cutting has been vif
whenever the weather permitter
eseegetie lumen were so anxior
earliest opportunity of secede'
day last, at the gate where at
induced to give as much as
figure • good many
prime, however, were not
put a stop to all horses,
. • . again on Wedoesday, en'
with fine weather, mist
, The heavy raise on T'
siderablv laid the he.
whole, the lajory sr
crops, where out, b
the ear, and altogr
. ; a fair average.
HAWICE.—'
has been gene,
operations of '
emploviceali
I ',
breadth of I
the dry on
the anti),
1 I Sea, wit'
. • their gr
bees e•
wadi'
1111 a
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11.
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itxtßiss, -SA TUR DAY 'E VI NINO, Arousy 26 1865.

TIE PURNZPS RAILWAV.

A.
The forty-seiond holt-yearly meetiog of the p
;Hi etAlre wca held yesterday, at No. 9, Old Boding"...
street ; Mfr. RIOARDB le the chair.
The report stated that the 'rest depreesioa is the ben
trade. emesouset on the strike io Staffordst ire dudes the
put half-yam had oomaiMed a eqoaidsreble fain off
tae reciesuu. from warm traffic, but there had been a pros
'estimate reduction I. the working charges, and the dirm-
tem were esabled roamomead • dividend at the rate of
10 par mot per annum, oarryieg forward about 35 0001.
The gross receipts of the half-year bad been 82,0061.
I.e. 9d. ; sad the expenditure had amouated to 57,961 i.
10e. 2d. Inoludiog 2.956/. le. brought forward from
the previous half.ymr, the available balsam, out of which
the 10 per mot would be paid, was 2700031. 13e. 7d.
The report having been adopted, the meriting bosom epochal,
when resolutions were passed authorial.' the direness to
raise, by mortgage or bond, the sum of 40,0001., wader the
powers of the Furstes Railway and Barrow Her boar Act, 186$;
Ike authorising the directors to Moe, at emit time as they
.hall Baltic , the sum of 75,0001., nimble end.r the
Future Wilma Railway Act, IN3, sod ego the sum of
100,0001., rideable under the Furore Railway Act, 1865.
The sew capital would be required for the works of the
Barrow Doak and the Forams sod 'Mimed line, and the
proposal was to issue it on a guarantee of 5 per mat. until
the let Jely, 1871, and to participate afterwards in the
' I divides& of the ordinary stock; and, lastly, for ociallrodes
the further expenditure ea steamboats vise the last 641-
'1 yearly amount.— A vote of thanks to the chairman sod di-
'l rectors closed the bumbler of the meeting.

NORTH AND sours WESTERN JUNCTION
RAILWAY.

FROM LAME NIGH% GAZE2III.

DUMB OP eOI.IODONS AND /QATAR TeIIIMMLAII° TO n
Malign AT MIN 07111clil 07 lel CHID abIISTIBAN
COURT 07 nalgiatinCT. MOI7OIKALL4MBIKti
BANKRUPI'S.
PAUL Mimi, Dorset-place. onetequare, court Wainer,
to surrender Sept. A, ei 1.
JOHN HAILLS WILMS, Ilmestreet, City, colonial engager,
Sept. L et I.
Jon! Paint Chatham, late wins steward, Sept. 8, et It
liourms, Pare-rd.. Lewistism, slaw, Sept. 0. et It
tenArast Merritt. Ma Astons, stonemaaon, Sept. 8, at 1.
MONA, S6TITAID, Madames, trait Maier, Sept 11, at 1.
LiesaCnott YILMOWSLI, Bustoweneeent, clerk to an inegranse
office, Sept 5, at 11.
WILISAM Wn.traml.erletenoreed., Istingion, waiter, Sept. Lat 1.
CHARM* Tinian Zroclearr, Old Kent-road, end Melee
Pllentney-lane, City, 000tmlation agent. Sept. 6. at 1.
Swain MARTIN Box, Ship Tavern.paseage, Leadenhallmarket
Deemed victualler, Sept. 6, at 11.
CaARLIM WILLIAM [Ma. Fast India-avenue, Leadenhdl.street,
and Highbury New-park, East India agent, Sept. 6. at 1.
Caesura 3065211, Sylvantis-row, Horomyelae, grocer, Sept.
6. at 11.
GnitiMPS DI MARIA, Liele-dreet. Isicesteracmare, preserved
fruit manufacturer, Sept. 0. at 12
JOHN Meriels Metro. Wood-street, Chemedde Stamford-street,
Black friars ; and WiltshlrevilLs, Brixton, shirt manufacturer,
s ept. 6. at IL
WILLIAM intliMMß, Tunbridge-yells bricklayer, Sept. L at I.
Smog lames. Mlddeses-st. Ifibitechspel, MM.', at 1.
WILLIAM MOTTO! dasiornaoke, Hants, stonemason Met Satli.
lima? DAVMOO, Montpelier-et Brampton, baker. Sept. 8, MIL
oItATIo ILK= Li Mel, Sandwich, tent, licensed viwasUet,
Sept 8. at 11.
Gums Margin /info/Mg. Poland-*treet, Orfordstreet, and
Wing. Middlesex bill broker. Sept. 8, at 11.
JOHN KYR& Weillosborough, Northamptonshire, shoe inaaufac.
hum, Sept R. at 1
Hain Brernoe, Highgate. clerk In holy orders. Sept. S. at 1.
JAMS! 01101611 CLARK, Herefordstrest, 13Mhnal-greiterood,
baker. Sept 8. at I.
Jolt! HOURS MOSYRAN, Tottenham-c-art-road, licensed Mete.
alter, Sept 8, at 11.
Janis SANDierta. Southaniptoo, boot dealer. Sept. 8, at L
JOOll7ll 121111.112, lower Thameastreet, and Old Kent-road, ship
broker, Sept. 8, at It
JON! AXELTALIMII. renchurchatreet and Caledoalan.road, ship
broker, Sept. S. at It
CHARLES PMAOOOZ. Wiloox.road, South lambelh, Ista poser,
Sept S at It
Jamie Kamera Klortratt. King Ildwardeireet. Newiratestreet.
tansy Wi1th0131.011231. Sept. . at 1.
Mill MID LoW, liebelond-terraes, Wandsworth. beer retailer,
Sept 6, at 1.
Wittleit KILWR and Geozog MILLOL Leek, Striffordshint,
silk mamba:Aurora, Sept. 8, at It
ALIRXD Titania. 8t Morn's, Shropshire, buil der.Septltat It
Written ittratiere, Blrodnellam. lamp mane(., Sept. S. at It
Devitt BIEL Bath. curlier, Sept S. la.
JOAN Priam Dant. Haverfordweet, istuleisolw. Sept
Ming Barn USD, UMW, and Aldersgetwitreet, City, leather
dressy. Sept. 4. st It
RICHARD MAJOR, Mame.. auctioneer. Sept. 4, at 1.
CIRMOIWIIt Siff ALLICE, St Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor,
Sept. I. at 1.
JOIATIIMI LACK P2IIIDIA3OII, Kingpdon-epos.
amok Sept. 6, at le.
COMatirS Weems, Birkenhead. brewer. Sept. 6, at 11.
Afro liveronol, general merchaot= 7, at 11.
lew.teD Urn, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lane , commission
alent. Sept 6, at 11.
Janis SWIM Stoeirport, groom Sept.?. al 12.
Xlmain Ainntatir LIT, Chelford, Cheehire, late cheese factor,
Sept. 11, at 11.
LIMO BVITS. Aston, Warwicksh., jeweller, Sept IS, at 10.
WILLIAM DAViS, Astonroad, Warwickshire, braidounder,
Rept 18, at 10.
Hei LOVATT, Salford, Lancashire, grocees assistant,
n
Sept. 9, st Se.
CILUmn. Ranieri, Wonersb. aurrey, beerheuse steeper, Sept
16, at 121.
Jana LAIOII2, Tipton, Staffordshire, grocer, Sept.?, at 11.
ALUM? WIIIMAR, Havant, HAMA water mariner. Swat 12, MIL
JAMMISM ARP, Torquay, 12:24inses keeper. Sept. 2, at 10.
JOSItIni limusem, New upou-Tyne. cowkeeper Sept.9.atlo.
Linea M same, llamhester. metal broker. Sept 26, at fte.
SAMUEL trims, Salford, jeweller. Sept. 28. at fle.
Joffe Tureen, Bennington Moor, near Chesterfield, carter,
Sept. 12, at 11.
WILLIAn MORTON, Carlisle, plumber, Sept. 8, stn.
JointLtvulkT, l'enworthant Lancashire, market gardener,
Sept. 9. at 10.
ROBERT KIN Yon, Hanley, Staffordslt. orriting clerk, Sept. e, at 11.
ALRXANDIR ANUS SALM. Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire,
eadetent surgeon Sept 9. at 11.
Joint Cotetocon, TautyL Staffordshire. potter. Sept. 9, at 11.
WILLIAM Wiirrl. Met Dean, Glemestendi.. labourer. Sept.6.att.
Commie lioiribate, YezelL &afforded, labourer, Sept.l, at 10.
JOHN DRAM, Brighton. seller of omits* Sept. 4, at 11.
DAVID Davila, Mold, Plintehire, shoemaker, Sept. 8, at 12.
LAST ILAMINATIONS.
Nov. ln, W. Matt lishem, Surrey, journeyman carpenter-
Nor. VI J. Y. Clipme, Barnes, Sawn, bershop keeper-Nov.
16. G. Rogers, Teddieston. Middlesel. builder-Nor. 16. It G.
Dean, Arundel-4feet Maud. law statioser-Nov. 16. T. TWO,
Upper Charon-street, Chelsea, tailor-Nov. 17. Y. Jung. Char-
lotreitt, Fitzroy square. and Newman-pongee, Oxford.street,
chair maker-Nov. 17. T. liant Britain', Surrey, watchmaker -
Nov. IX U. Bowman, New Suffolk-street and 8 Idneyrutreet,
Commental.road Last, leather seller-Nov. 24. J. J. Regrew,
Haymarket, amestant veterinary surgeon-Nov. 14. J. Freeman,
London-street, Tottortharneeur‘md, dairyman-Nov. 24. W. H.
Pearce, Neheasteeet, Bermondsey, teethe, seller-Nor 14 G.
Mason, Grange-road, 801131,111•111 Cy. boot Mocker-Nov. Si. G.
Parker. Wardoor.street, Soho, late licensed victualler-Nev. 2t.
F. Stephemon, leapre-street, Millbaak. iesemerneer -Nee. 24.
Elizabeth 'AVIS, Vittoria-read, Pimlico, ssleswoman to • Mame
-Nov. 24. J. Leavey, Lower Gmelesstreet, Vauxhall-bridge
road, gretagrooW-Nos, 14. W. Ward, Spencer.place. Brixton•
road, aud South-terrace. Camberwell, npM.lsterer-Nov. It. 0.
Swift, Tunbridge Wells, late firmer-Nov. 14. J. lt.olds. Mary's.
termer, Bermondsey. late Ibrendraper-Nor. It Z. Lock. New
Malden. Surrey, butcher-Noy. 16. H Darting, Prederickstrest
and Doughty-rarest 11 ddlesex, and Mold, Fliseldre. manatee-
turer of cnsl oil-Nov. 16. J. leedield, Tboratoeheath, Surrey.
builder -Nov. 16. A. Pettit, Percival-street. Doswell-road, and
Xagliastreet, Red Lion-square, cowkeeper- Nov. 16. J. Storey,
lissom constable in the metropolitan police-NMT. It F. Cham-
blee, Woodcbnrcb, Kent. builder-Nov. 16. G. Crook. Grosve-
nor road, St. Jobn'ewoud, baker-Nov. 16. I. Wingrove, Upper
Queen.street, Islington, milkman-Nov. la. Xibabeth Wirdlek,
Mouutstrent, Gromwerempum lace dialer-Nov. 16. J. W.
Baker. Allan-terrace, Kensington-Nov. 16. J. W. Randall,
Stratford, Imes, late oU merchant -Nov. 16. W. Toy, Hood-
oos*, Walbroolt surveyor-Nov. It T. White. jun., 114. John's.
terrece, atlas-MB, marble mmon-Nov. 16. W. N. Crestorick,
Wiatersiow-place, Oantherwell. suressoo-Nov. la. R. Jordan.
Southamptem and Malbrook, Hampshire. attorney-Nov. 17. T.
Stapelton. Loaner's; Casunercial.road last journeyman mill-
stone builder-Nov. 17. W. H. Day, Dulwich, jeerer-Nov. 21.
G. R. Frushard, Great Tower-street, City, shipbroker-Now. 21.
G. Warren and H. atook,m, Putney and Barnes, carpenters -
Nov. 21. C.. 7 Nammili. Great St. Helen's, City. merehant-Nov.
21. L. C. Holmes. Yine.house. Cittswick. late adjutant in the
Leaden Ritle Brigade Volunteers-Nov. 21. IL Iceleston. Laug-
her's-street, ro, flsod-phire house painter -Nov. R. Fraley,
Oxford, upholsterer- Nov. al. H. Wilson, Hunteeemews. Bruns-
wick-square, cabri,let driver-Nov. 21. B. Was din, Brighton,
oheaternrenter-Nor. it B. Kay, Ramegh-street, Pimlico,
grocer-Nov. ti. J. Bowden. Harrow, Mettle's:. clwrk in holy
orlen-Nov. U. X 12. Gouldinnith, Ilaroshuryalreet. Islington.
late licensed victualler - Nov. 23. J. North, Nichols-street. Mile
end. porter-Nov. 14. Louts. If °Magus, Otomburgstreet,
gent's-park, late todstorbouse keeper -Nov. 24. J. W. Paster,
Waltham-ernes. flatfordshlre, *tattooer -Nov. 24. H F. Wens.
fitniad.onans.Greee. Chiswick. engineer-Nov. It W. EL Cha-
rles. Walthameroes. Hertfordshire, beer reedler-Nov 24. J• W.
Proctor. Wo..lmore-strost, Now-common fruit sake:sap -Nov.
24. J. H. Mort Cambridge, hair dresser-Nov. It. W. Thrift
St Oeorge's-place, Hack-road. St. Georgeein.theTlast. sad High.
street, Poplar, umber-Nov. 24. LJ. Barn. 'demists/v. Hol-
loway. hair dresser-Now. 24. IL Beatles, admeterrace tensing-
toa, painter-Nov. M. J. W. 8. Downer, Surrey-place, Wands-
worthroad, bookseller-Nov. It B. E. 7. Craufard. Dover.
captain and brevet-major of the loyal Artillery-Noy. Si G.
Kendrick and B. D. Modem. Gresham-street. City. warehousemen
-Sept 6. W. Tnnier, Al rinc' am. Cheshire. builder-Met it
I. Aguisy, Manchester, merchant-dept. S. B Lamb, Manchester,
draper-Oct & L. Hassan, West Mailing, teat. pork butchsr-
Got. 11. A. B. Lomat, Northampton. bosraelier-Sept. it J.
Henning, Ctuistchureh, Hampshire, baker-Sept. 21. W. Roger
Davyhulme. Lancashire, farm labourer-Angust In. J. Stool%
Canterbury. butcher-Sept. lit N. Murphy, Dudley, ash sales-
man-Rept 19. J. Westwood, Coseley, ateffordshire, sawyer-
Sept. 27. J. James. Worcester, dentist-Oet. U. C. Hopt,pkinson,
cheater,
Walsall, Sheis. sellertaffordshi-Ge W. W re. cheese factorake filtipton-Se-SeptKelly, Man.
t V. J.
Mountford, Darliogton. Darien; iron shearer-Oct. M. W. SO.Maid.
spent. Y. °AL Sornersetshire. cabipet maker-Oct. 14. R. Lay-
cock, Newark-upon-Trent, teolor-Oct. 6. T. Nohbs, Cinderford,
Glonceatershire, bootmaker-Sept. 27. B. Cowles, Modes. Suf-
folk, brewer's foreman-Oct. 26 J. lagers. 71yoloutiosidlitru.oidg
vendor-Oct It J. Smith, Newton Leesville,
butcher.

The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday, at
the Baotou Smarm ; Yr. Mum Tomtit. in the chair.
The CHAIIULtIf, in moving the adoption of the repot and '
aceouste, which were takes u red, said 11'• •At had been
no falling off in quantity, but rather a patifying Increase in
the traffic of the half-year, showing that the diverted traffics
I was returning, sod they were now in a position to declare a
5 par out. dividend, with a good prospect of paying •
hit:rata at no very distant period. (Bees, bear.)
motion having been monad, was umaimouly
greed to ; and
1 The Cluituutt thee moved that • dividend of be. per
; , share being at the este of 5 per ant per annum, be de-
clared, parable on and after the 31st lastest, carrying over
• 2341. sa. 10d. ; to which an amendment ern moved by Mr.
Brown that the dividend should be 51. 6d. or 5} par cent., •
carrying over about 101.
Kr. Donato, seconded the amendment, and asked if
the workieg of the saves weeks which have elapsed
• 'Mau the accounts were made up "mkt not justify the
proposed addition ?
- The egAlasiAel repeated that both the passenger and
goods andianieral trail° cautioned to improve, bet still be
• laid not think it would be prudent to divide se close up,
and hoped the ameedment would not be premed.
I A vote wee, however, taken on the amendment, which
was
.u,rativad, aad the recommendation of the board

edoptedr
A vote of Musks to the ehsirmso sad dim:tore to:Wasted
tato proceedings

DUBLIN AliD DROGHEDA RAILWAY.
The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of
this company wee bold on Thursday at the ter/liens,
Amiensutreet ; Mr. JAMRB MVIRLAND ta the chair.
The CHAIRMAN, is moving the adoption of the report
(which bas already been pabliii.ed), said the first topic is it
wee the increase in the revenue for the past half year of
, 2 6731. That increase bad enabled the directors to teem.
mead an lacrosse of otie•lself per MA. in the dividend,
. which wait now to per oink At the last half-yearly meet-
Mg he did not venture to bold out any prospect of an
McNees is the dividend of 4 per met., and it wee
therefore the more satisfactory to the board to be able to
recommend the iccresse. But not only was the board able
'to add sae-ball per cent. ; it had also carried to the
reproduction fund the sure of 2,2721.. which wee about
1,0001. more then the amount canted forward at the tor-
responding period last year. Whim they considered the
state of the country sad the position of their liee, subject
to a airtaio ailment of Imposition at Karen, those results
ought to be regarded as highly satisfaci tory. The increase
in the traffic, during the pest half-year, though sot large,
was satisfactory is this respect, that it hod been diffused
over almost every station oe the lies, which gave some
promise, be believed, of ea improvement in the condition of
the country.
After some discussion the report was neanimouslyadepted,
es also the formal reeolutiose declaring the dividends.
The proceedings laminated with a vete of thanks to the
I chairman.

-Hull, oommtaalon

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLID.
August 24. Cleitor RICHARD Wuxi. Aldershot; major In the
!nth Regiment of Foot.
DICLAJLATIONS OF comzeirm.
AtiRRD Annette all IBARMY PownLL. Rt. Mary Are, ship-
pin; agents Ist dividend of is. 24d., any, Tamday, at Stens-
Old s Poetuesd-grest, Liscelies4ma.
EDWARD BOURG, any . Minas, Nova Scotia, sierehtnt —Tod
dividead 60., any Tuesday, at Btarisfaid'a. Portageletree;
Lineolreston.
B amut,
any
Creasing, near ltrel,,tree. miller—lst dividend cd
M. yd., any Taesday, at tilansfelds, Portagal-etreet, Lincoln's-
tna.
JOHN Oterxt.l.. Thornhaugla Northamptonshire. tarmer—let
clividead of la. 41d., any Tuesday, at etensfeld's, Portugal.
erect. Uncobie-inn.
I jeans Wicutito Piuturs, Nortbam4nrited.place, Westbourne-
wave. tutiour - Ist dividend of It d., any Tuesday, at Stamp.
feint. Portugal-street, Liscoin's4nn.
Globe Jung, woman, Bedford-hire. draper-1g of
pc 74., any Tuesday. at Stansfehls, Portugaletree; Ltnoolles.

in-
n.
THOMAS BredaLlMN (separate ado* 31.neerter. slate todecbant
—lst dividend of 7a sd., say Wednesday, M Sonoma's, aria&
MART AWN WOARD, Motel, cabinet maker-Ist dtridand a fa,
any Wednesdaz, at Acrannue e, Bristol.
EDWARD Loan, -horobory, Wouorstershire. sarroon—Lod disk
dead of ltd , any Wednesday. at Acramsda, Bristol.
RoilltßT PHILIP BILL Kinssinidsie. Devocaltire. cordwatorr-
-Ist dividend of Ss., any day after BoPt 6, at &AM% MAP-
bridge.
nawirsmirns