The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-31 00:00:00

THAMES.

Philip Lonngg a lighterman, 4, Broadway, Southwark, and
Thomas Pickwing, merchant, of Union-wharf, Limehouse,
appeared to their recognisanccs, amounting in all to SOW.,
to answer the charge, the former of stealing, and the latter
of receiving knowing it to be stolen, 14 tons 16 cwt. 1 qr.
of guano, the property of the Peruvian government, and
mined at 2001.
The chief features of this case were reported on the pre-
vious examination. Yesterday the came was not completed,
swing to the absence of a whams who had been sub
bat lica=isvooasidezed that the evidence war=
bite I. bail, aud both princes wine looked up for
osaatiaatioa co *dually ant.

ADIEIRALTY, JULY 30.—APPOINTRRNT8.--Stirgeon
G. Roe sad Assistant-Surgeon J. M`Swiney, to Calypso.
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OE' It. BLAKEIIORE, ESN.,
M.P.—lt is with very sincere regret we hear that Bishimi
Blakeman, bas bees lying is an amend
state of health at his fieldmice, The lAys, agar Vora Imentik.
Ratfori Jams&

THIS DAY, Noox.
Coarse of Mei. Strength at Mad. State of the Weather.
W. Gentle Breeze. overcast.
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The returns from the following places did not reach thi%
office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather oa Tuesday morning at
sine o'clock.

Liana* ..... B.M. Calm Seud—Ham
it guineas ..... I I 8.8. W. OmaJa Weems I ow're.it

IMPORTATION OF WHEAT, BARLEY, AND OATS.—
Yebtenlv a parliamentary paper was issued, showing the
importation of wheat, barley, and oats into the United
Kingdom in the second quarter of the present year. Of
wheat the importations numbered 1,097,50 luarters ; of
wheat flour, 1,3.59,400 cwtr. ; of wheat flour in quarters,
388,400 quarters. The aggregate of wheat and wheat flour
was 1,485,969 quarters ; of barley, 314,878 quarters ; and
of oats, 3.59,853 quarters. Large quantities came from
France.

NEWSY, WARREN POINT, AND ROSTREVOR RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.—The half-
yearly meeting of the shareholders in this railway was held
in the Clarendon Rooms in this town to-day, Francis Shand,
Esq., in the chair. The report of the directors haring been
read, the chairman said he was glad to see a prospeet of the
contention which had been going on between this company
and the Newry and Enniskillen Company being settled.
The terms had not yet been distinctly stated, but he had
reason to know that the basis of a satisfactory arrangement
had been agreed upon, and that, therefore, the legal ex-
penses would not be continued. Those expenses had been
I heavy. After some discussion the report was adopted, and
the meeting was then made special, to authorise the issue
of debentures for the purpose of liquidating the remaining
creditors of the company.
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