The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-10 00:00:00

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wart the One efficiently. An award by G. C. Glynn, C
IL? and Robert stephanotis. Idsg. to whiley orbit,
Cot hod horn referred, was need be the nwattor as
The
she=of surplus prelim to be torehod differe;
the West IMltint; end isilled that ti
tedlleurVn wed tt be dminaL It appunumat
best Wm* ant admen and thin MK to
penied. sonar lo to he horns by the West Lawhia
woe odepird 'llkeston tinnisente.
Souriultfloir mit MANCHESTEII.—A atm
tended waft ono b In the Southampton Guldheß
conVenad by the lam wit a requienion front 400 fido
tattike the the town I. pima bp a
of this Ileadhsplee and Idamebester Railway 1101. So
pemted from mile& by having to ottani Y thr Yet
enbutiret he
byarmriparedthybeibrowialhoulecraoilose
uoftimithe pc.mscroceedinsafissodiniee
wan in farour ot a mated spoliation to Paillonms to
Manchester and Southampton line; the mood he ing'. adherence to the opinions stmetkard by the town
August 12, 1845, in haver at the Southampton and 1
scheme; the third ompiebant of the partiality evinced b
mittee of the House of Loth to the Great Western Cotai
meeting was unanimotts, and so it was said were the lain
their opinion that the construction of this direct line of ix
lion with the great manufacturing districts of the north an
to the interest of the harbour. The offer of the Great'
construct a narrow gauge line from Word to Basingstoke
an a delusion. Mr. Keele said that the Corporation, by the
tent they bad given to the Routh-Western Railway and
had been instrumental in creating powerful monopolies, ,
inmany renpecta disregarded, and even counteracted, the
the town.
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LONDON, h EWBURY, AND BATH DIRECT.—The
the sub-committer of the Kennet and Avon Canal Company
don, Newbury, and Bath Railway Company, appointed to
with the (treat Western, was yesterday transmitted to
holders. A meeting of scripholders in the railway is to
Bath this day. The report states that the bill of the La
bury, and Bath, was rejected, because the Commons'
thought it desirable that the construction and management
should be placed in the hands of the Great Western. The ;
have since turned their attention to an arrangement with
western, and the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Comps
Great Western propose, in the event of the London, Nell
itath Direct agreeing, not to OMICIPC their application In
1847 or Ib4B, for power to make a railway between Hans
Westbury, with a Wanett to Devizes ; that they (Great Wei
pay the proprietors in the latter undertaking 15,000/. in a
parliamentary expense* last semion (5,0001. now, and 10,
the act has been obtained); and in addition, the option of
500,0001. towards the construction of the railway. '
Western will guarantee 5 per cent. interest on this 500,00(
petuity. The report of the sub-cotinnittee states that if
the Great Western is closed with, the shareholders in the
Avon canal, and Peripholders In the London, Newbury, and 1
railway will be allowed to set:scribe in proportion to the PM
shares, and the parliamentary expenses of last mesion wl
by the subscribers. The expenses of promoting the hill al
have amounted to 42,000!. This will be reduced by the S,
paid forthwith by the Great Western to 37,000/. The Gres
propose to issue 10,000 shame of 501. each. The number eM
the Rennet and Avon Canal is 25,238 ; in the London, Ner
Bath Direct Railway 45,948; in all 71,276. This gives
50/. share to every seven shares of either concern ; upon
usual deposit of 10 per cent will have to be paid, and 101.
Ramo:nary expenses. The Great Western will remain
10,000 L, or 1/. for every 501. share on the act being obta
accounts of the London, Newbury, and Bath Direct wi
without delay: In the event of thaw terms being accepted t
in full (but without interest) will be returned; if they a
the deposits will be returned less the expense* hi full.
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRATII ON THE EARTHEN(,'
RAILWAT.—One hundred and sixty miles of wires have bee:
seventy instruments erected at the various stations, all of
in active operation. Communication by telegraph an
warded to Strattord, Tottenham, Waltham, l'onder's E
bourne, Ware. Hertford, Harlow, Bishop Stortfuril, Wender
ford, Cambridge, Waterbeach, Ely, Brandon, Norwich, and'
On the Colchester line, Ilford, Rumford, Brentwood, Is
Chelmsford, Witham, Kelvedon, and Colchester. It is ac
pleted along the Eastern Union line to Ipswich. The et
lower than on any other fine on which the telegraph is in u

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
PRODUCE.—MINCIXO•LAST, Barr. 9.-Bugar has been
stead •, considering the large quantities daily offeriqg in r
4b4.1114‘.. West India sold by private contract; 2,800 Ws
good strong yellow Ilavannah, adapted both for grocers an
sold freely in public sale, chiefly to grocers, from 465. 6d. t
a few lots, SOs to 325., which were deemed relatively eke
Britiah Plantation, yet fully 2s. to 3s. above exportation prii
bags brown Pernambuco were offered, but the importers boos
eagle. to 45e. 600 cases Bahia for exportation only were boa
Refined, dull standard quality, 62a. 6d. • Barbadocs molar
in-public sale, and bought in, 235. to '25e.; Demerara, 1
23e. 6d.—Coffee : 200 casks of Jamaica, a mixed parcel, w
the importer met the market, and all sold, but at irregul
the ordinary qualities at low rates, good and fine Moat
previous rates; prices ranged from 365. to 10.1-.—Rios: 1,1
low middling white Bengal sold freely at 18e. 6d., a small pc
which were high prione.—Pimento: 200 bags sold freely
sale, SA 31 lb., which were full priers.—Pepper: 3,000 r
1,300 bags Malabar, were offered and bought in at 3d.--CM
nues firm, tut there is less demand than for some days ;
bander. Wood bought in, U. 10s. to Si. 12s. 6d.—Spiral
meady, without alteration in price.—Tallow firm: 42a. lid.
: Straits sold in public sale at tr'-a., which was tbi
peim.—Tea ri mains dull. Duties paid in 1846 to last week
Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, and Clyde, 23,704,038 lb.; sate
1845, 23,043,048 lb.
COTTON.—LIVFIPOOL, Sept. 9.—There was a steady
day. The sales were 5000 balm : all for consumption.
CORP.--ILaix-r.ste:•, Sr:. 9 —The 1:::101:notit erhsat
:Ea mind-ker. eatlais p.i x r 111. y 040.6 to tame t
last. Pree foreign wheat was generally held for an aavanot
quarter ; and, where sales were made, that improvement was
The tautness done, however, was not to any coneidend
Bonded wheat and floating cargoes amen be ruled Is. to
American flour In bond, in fire quality, is saleable at 265.
barrel. Malting barley sold on muck the mine terms as a
but grinding and distilling qualities were Is. to 2a. dean
good demand at the advance. Pine heavy horse corn was
at 6d. to Is. for money; but inferior and unswe.d pareels of
not be sold on any better tenon than those of last market do
and peas us last quoted. Arrivals, Sept. o:—English wb
qrs. • barley, 120 qrs.; flour, 1,630 sacks. Irish oats,
Foreign wheat, 1,170 qrs.; foreign burley, 1,430 gig.; fart
720 qrs.

111:11, Sept. B.—The weather during the past week has
fine. Harvest, with few exceptions, may be considered
this neighbourhood, and in goad condition; farmers comp
bfield to wheat; it hi however thought that the quality and
ring It up to a fair average. As harvest work proceeded It
to strengthen and confirm previous remarks sia to the deficie
quantity of spring corn, but more pat field:oy beans, whl
fully one-half deficient of an average yield. The torn trod
in an excited and uncertain state, but generally more moue,
demanded and paid for all good qualities of foreign wheat,
oats, beans, peas, and burley ; the stock of all In this port
very few and firm hands. The account from London tith
has caused a good deal of excitement in this market, and
blv higher prices were asked by farmers, which checked ba
little done has been at an advance on last week's prices of
on old, and 3s. to 4s. on new. Oats are dearer, Archangel
at 15d. per stone. Beans and Peas are Is. to 2s. dearer.
offering, except for grinding for which is. per stone is wig
.-- • '•

CAN bunmi;;ioDers of the itistoms &rants
received a communication from Mr. Parker, one of the lee
the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, etatini
Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade having I
to their lordships of the Treasury the board's reports on al
emanating from two eminent firms at the part of Liverpoc
that cane juice or syrup may be allowed to be entered unde
ship's stores, he (Mr. Parker) was commanded by their is
acquaint the band that their lordships are pleased to appn
article in question to be added to the list of goods alb
shipped as stores, and to authorise them to permit parties I
same in substitution for sugar andmolasses, in such prisportic
may deem necessary, the total quantity of the three artkl
cceding the rates of two ounces per day for each person
according to the average number of days of the voyage,
ounce. per day for persons on board cowls sailing under Jr
principles, as recommended by them.
COALS, Sept. 9.—Ships, 26 ; sold, 21.

Buddies tieat---Hirt ley .... 17s Od Eden Main
New Thalleid l3. Od Walla End Haswell
WAN: lQs kid Walla End Lambton
26 skips at market-2t acid-3 unsaid.

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IHublln ..... Flanders
1 Waterford 0 Frame 0
I Donagbadee
1 Guernsey & Jerk 0 Meditarrannui 0
0 Hamburg 0I India
0 Holland 0 Sydney, N.&W... 0
CaltAPßArin, Se.rr. 9.—Arrived : Ocean from Smith
Imogen, from Archangel ; John Hawker, from Prince Mtn
Eliza Thornton, from New Orleans; Hearts of Oak, fro
Fame, from Harlingen. Sailed : Tynan, fur Demerara
for Montreal; Pleiades, for Odessa.
Sot-rriztarrox, Sier. 9.—Arrived, the Alexandrian Mee
hose, Captain Evans, at the Motherbank, with the lnd
She left Malta on August 28, and Gibraltar Sept. 3. Shr
cargo of fruits, wools, dyes, silks, and opium.
Livraeoot, Sept. 9.—Arrived Jos. Bushby, from Coital
front Charleston ; Damascus, from New Orleans ; Ann 'obi
Macao ; Awitath, from Calcutta ; Mona; from Math
NPViecar, from Calcutta ; Pontiar and Adrian, front New
Rhone, from Virginia ; Jane Burman, from Montreal ;
from Quebec ; Aldus, from St. John's, N. B. ; Louis eh
Providence, from Naples ; Alida, from Rotterdam ; Orr
New Orleans ; St. Vincent, from St. Vincent ; Coronet at
chuset, from Charleston ; Duchess of Portland, from
Juni, from Pent= ; Antelope, from Monte Video ; Gm
Cephalonia; Ceres, from Theste ; Caroline, from 31
Monarch, from Malta; Leven Lam, front Macao—Sailed
for St. Thomas ; Carlotta, for Palermo ; Vincistore, fa
William, for Bergen ; Darvent, for Batavia and souroubsw
Fleece, for Bahia; Infandaable, Ake Rio Janeiro ;
Naples; Pbilopontus, kr Quebec; kupbeinia, for Rigs
and Elizabeth, for New Oaknits.

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BIRTHS.
Sept 6, at nadon Now., ow hay d L. PALI, ran., enkee rot
'has, Bart., of a son and tete.
Sept. 4, at Middle part, near Mikan, Kest, the lady of J
■q., of a destine,
Sept. 0, at Kew, the wife of A. Fear., Bp„ oarless, of a too.

2•43.0..a.evar.0•
Sept. 5, at St.Georgel, Hanover square, O. Xsuasta..Esq., of
terrace, Edgeware.road, to etTil., I Pi • Yacsosta, youngtot den
late A. Juaxerior. Faq., of Lover-street, Piccadilly.
Rept. 3, at Waspertoa thumb, the Her. B. Pair. Ira, ea
ftstrwiro, Bart., of Newbold Hall, to Mau liouso, daughter
H. BT.WARII, Rugby.
Sept. 7, et Bt. Peter's, Worceeter, Witusw Haver, eldest we
Req., of Larebill House, and Copal street, Dubita, to Csaintu :
deadlier of J. Snow, req.
May 31, at the British Eatbasay as Paris, L. B. K. Berge.
Priory koehaeoptoo, wooed eon of the idiot Hoe. NO 5.1
ViuChsoullor. &c., to Cues.. llaaousr ELUL New a, a
of T. Neu T., Esq.
Sept 4, at St. John the Baptist Much. Thateth ',gut, Liven
BCOTL.O, yousgest sae of the tate H.. Scutum., Esq., Kineard
eldest daughter of IL Buts, Poe., Millatrete—
DEATHS.
Sept 7. et Chiswick, sled fd, Moot ,the wife of N. nurse,:
baPettOf Oenerai OtinDlee idedke'. Department.
Sept. 7. ot 13, Gloucester-road, Hyde Park-gardens, Mrs. hi
la her 114th yes,.
Sept. 3, at Hothruy, A. los too, Ext., Sherif Substitute of B
Sept. 6. at Biostesd, Ist, of Wight, Saws, relict of the
Geoff., M...•eee eldest daughter of the late Lieut..ot
Sept. 5, at Peasants liras, eldest sou of Llest..Coluel
Sept MU aYeras and mouths.
S. et SP.euldll Cottage, Lasswade, Moat Csvantos I
t-tee etRtH odd lagt sarviviag daughter of the late Dr.
•
PareCtiele Batt.

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the pasts►of 5c Brid. is tits City of Leadou ?rioter, at tbs. o
I sad Zooll.. to Istrabutbistrest, io tho psssioSt of
tbe CAty of LculderTaussess. Burrs Juni 15,1546