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The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-09

Abe Court.

081101N11, BrrunnaT.—Sir Robert and Lady Peel,
and Mies Peel, us expected at o.boras this day, on a visit
to her Majesty mid his Royal Highness.
BUNDAT, JULY 8.--The QUlllia and Priass Albert, her
Majesty's visitess, and the ladies sad gentlemen is waiting,
atteaded divine smirks this scorning, in Wtippingham
church. _ . _

^Bv James
Clark aril( d at Osborne yesterday evening.
His Royal Memo the Duke of Cambridge attended
divine Ilefflal yesterday morning, in Grosvenor Chapel, South
Aedley-street
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and
the Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Smiles
I attended disks service yesterday morning, in St. Paul's,
Ai 1, • •
sughtibridge.

A Cabioet Conseil wan held on Saturday at the
Foreign-office. It was attended by Lord John Russell. the
Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmer-
ston, Earl tiny, the Comesllor of the Exchequer, Sir
Fransis Bering, the Mght lion. 11. Lehooehe►e, Lord
Campbell, and the Earl of Carlisle. The Council sat two
hosts.
A meeting was held on Saturday at the office of
the Scud of Trade, which was attended by Ma Right Hon.
H. Labouchere, Lord Jahn Raven, Earl Grey, Sir Francis
Baring, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl Granville,
end Lord John Hay.

His Royal Highness Primo Cielege of Cambridge,
assompanied by his Serene Wahans Prises Edward of Saxe
Weimar, has returned from visiting the King of Hanover, at
Hanover, and from visiting the scene of the military opera-
tions against the insurgents in the dominions of the Or..nd
Duke of Baden. The royal prime shortly departs for Dob-
lin, to resume his military duties against the visit of her Ma-
jesty 1.4 tire Prince Consort to that city.

Quires MEBB6I4OER.—Mr. T. H. Fendall is ap-
pointed a Queen's Massager an Foreign 8-nice in place of
Mr. Pricker, deceased. Mr. Foothill owes his appointment
entirely, we understand, to the strong recommendation of
the late Robert Vernon, Req., the founder of the gallery ut
native art.
NOVA SCOTIA APPOINTMENTS.—James 241 Nab,
Esq., ia appointed R,ctiver-Oeneral ; and Herbert Hunt-
ingdon Esq ,to be Financial B,cretary for the Province of
Nova Bootle.
London, England, 1849-07-09

FINANCIAL AND
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.

OREENWICH.

On Friday evening hat a preliminary meeting of
the electors at the borungh of Greenwich was held at the
Lecture-hall, Greenwich, for the purrs, of forming a Par-
liamentary and Financial Reform Association, to co-operate
with the 'metropolitan soritty. An extended meeting is to be
held on Wednesday evening next, to complete the arrange.
menus aerwasar7 for the carrying out the objects of the so-
ciety, and to appoint the time for a boroegh meeting.

Mr. Prentice bu meetings in Edi n-
bUtga, Haddington, Caper-in-Pee, St. Andrews, Kirkaldy,
Dunfermline Paisley, f.mock, Kilmarnock, end Stirling.
The Wender:es in general has been meastred by the extent
of the place of meeting, and in cc instance has there been
any interruption to the proceedings, sad everywhere there
has been an aneatiO2ollll feeling in favour of extensive finan-
cial reforms, not only bemuse they would bring with them a
great redaction of taxation, but becalm in lessening our
hostile demonstrations we should be leas likely to be involved
in interventional and aggressive ware.
London, England, 1849-07-09

MANCHESTER, July 7.

trtom-Excaticos.—There w • very good aarket, par-
t/whey tor Lancashire and Ircotabhe stook. In fast, with one ex.
ception, every transaction ww in the shires W that company, and al
at drawing prices. Quarter Wares wen done at din ,• MEW, at
dis. ; Extension*, 6/ dn.; West Itidisp, sail Dolton, 10/
die. With the prom Wag state of the train any aossitlerable
amount at additional be thrown on the rellway arniset tor
innainiant, it le no. y that this stock will own mon touch
per.
London, England, 1849-07-09

MEETING AT PERTH.

On Friday a meetiog was held in the City Hall,
Perth, to hear an address trom Mr. Prentice, of the Financial
Parliamentary Reform Association of Manchester, to take
into crinaiduation the propriety of establishing a financial
reform association in Perth.

-
BAILLIII Dimas in the chair. The address having been
delivered &resolution was passed to the effect that a financial
reform association should be established in Perth.

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Dr. &MIAS then moved " That the association shall have
for ha primary aim to obtain a legislative revision et our
national finance system, with the immediate view of reducing
the present extravagant amount of public expenditure, and
of relieving the industrial interests of the country' turn a
proportionate amount of unnecessary taxation. That
' the association shall use every constitutional 111111111 LS for
the attainment of these urgent reforms, by strengthening
wad giving effect to public. opinion within the Rhin of
its own local influence, and by co-operating with
other bodies organt,ed for similar objects through-
out the country. Teat the association shell consist of
all who shall to any amount voluntarily subscribe to its
funds. That the office bearers shall consist of a president,
via-president, secretary, and treasurer, with a committee
of not lea than twenty members, who shall fall to be elected
annually. That the office-bearers shall meet from time to
time as they may think necessary, and shall have power to
call public meetings, and adopt such meutues for ascertain-
ing and giving eression to the views ana feelings of the
xp
members, and of the community generally, as shall consist
with the constitution and aim tithe association."
The motion wu carried unanimously. It was afterwards
agreed that a committee should be appointed, including the
Lord Provost as president, and Bea's, Dewar and Pullar
as vice-presidents.
Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting
repented.
London, England, 1849-05-03

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CASUALTIES.

Firefly, Holland, of Yarmouth, —irc m Salonies to Cork,
put in hem 22nd inst. leaky, hiving been aground in Salo-
nice Bay for twelve hours.—Malta, April 26.
Highlander, MMillan, bound to London, which left her
anchorage on the 29th harch, put back neat day with five
feet water in her hold, and is discharging her cargo in a very
damaged state.—Berbiee April 3.
Susan Bing, tray, trim the Cope of Good Hope to Lon-
don, arrived here 6th inst. in discern, having been making
three feet water per hour, and has bees discharged.—St.
April 14.
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London, England, 1849-05-03

to add Ohs% Soy "mid Mho en to ham cm the list only
twenty-slobs walk kabala( mem wbleit might ham been
added." This esplanalies. as well u the composition of the
list, will without Cade quite maw to give to all the elec-
tors the proof that so adhesive bias of reclusion mild have
been intended for any of the candidates of order.

In the chamber to-day the debate wee engaged
ea the project of law granting 200,000 fr. for the
life of the 9th inst. A dienesioa arose at once
sa the proposal for an amnesty pat forward by the
essunitalsa. The minister tithe interior strenuously
opposed this article of the project, saying that the
were certainly_ desirous of showing
=alli,libut that amateurs like that proposed would
east loose a number of men whom it would be highly
dangerous to society to let oat at the present moment.
M. WWII; reporter of the eommicsion, then rose and
said that that body did not propose to set free men
ea trial, or who had been bassi guilty, but only theme
who ware merely mewed, or impede i" those in
fact against whom no active tion bad as yet
beau begun. The minister of the interior would not
even hear of this much. The creetion come to the
vote, but the result was not officially known at post-
hour. There in no doubt however that the amnesty
is refused.

At the Bonnie to-day the funds were affected by
no external rumours. The market, however, was
very tight. The Three per Ceuta. opened at 5810,
ass closed firm at the same quotation. The Five per
Cents. opened at 8810, and rose gradually to 88130.
Cholera in Paris is on the decrease. Old Dupont
(de l'Eure), who is 83 years of age, is just now suf-
fering from an attack of it.
The Bakst Falba of Lyons, of Monday, says: a It
is a long time since our city has presented an aspect
more animated, and at tM same time more calm,
than yesterday. The whole population were poem-
ably and ebeerfolly promenades( the squares and the
quays in family your, as evident sign of a return
'to order and morsh.y. On the same day the
socialists west to banquets at Cheri and Arne. At
Cbarly, SWIM of the demotestto.so t orators were
se violent in their language that the enthral commis-
eery was obliged to arrest two of them and disperse
the meeting."
M. Leon AM, French consul, and M. GaKtitt,
commanding the French ship of war Tonnerre, have
received, from the King of Sardinia, the cross of
Re ''peon and Military Knight of Bt. Manna and
Bt. lame, in token of their oondsot at Genoa.
A hostile meepag has taken place between two
gentlemen, named Ziabonne and E. Delville, the
canoe being an article signed and published by the
latter in the Dim:wag. du Pyrinees. The fire of
neither took effect.

99419. Yon 2. Mow L. • Throm per Couto. SS 50 ;
Fin par 099069 i SO; Lot ; nom —; %Iglu
Miraq 16414 SO; Do. 1641, —; De. ;
INpiss ROOM • lama too 776 ; 1194•9979 bre44
nook Mom 1390. Elekaop ea Lori" XI dam wit; 90
days, -- Nob.
1.919wAv0-99916 rd Orleass. —• Paris sad anon,
577; Items sad Bare, 115; ATlpso aid 149990146, 117 90;
ilnaleelf sad Dal, 103; Castro (V 60999), NO; Anima sag Dos.
lope. lordssoz. 406 ; Melly 451
London, England, 1849-05-03

RAILWAY MEETING.

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE.

Special General Meeting.—Manchest.r, May 2.—H.
HOULDSWORTU, Esq., in the chair.
This was a meeting for the purpose of " directing the con-
version and consolidation into a general capital stock of the
guaranteed six per cent. preference shares of the said ram-
cm" whisk ?ersitiieonpweeasreeemboddisiidr inperthe fol:sw;rentreresoere
shares of this company be converted and consolidated into
a/missal capital stock, to be called The Lancashire and
Torkshiie six per cent, preference stock, as to such of the
said shares as shall be paid up on the 30th day df May fnat
from that date, and so much of the said shares as shall not be
then paid up from time to time, and when so soon as the
same shall be respectively paid up."
Tee resolution having been narilia, the meeting separated.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS:
COTTON.—LsmarooL, MAT 2.—The market to-day
wee animated, and prior underwent a alight change. American,
triaging from aid. to 4d., were rather against the buyer. Brazils fell
rimed id. sod the Name may be mid of theof gyp tian,
front Md. to did. The wiles were about 8,3009 b ales, inelluE g din 800
takes on eptcelettca.

INDIA MARKETS.
CALCUTTA, Miaow 22.--13inee date of our last report, we
have been placed in poseresion of two mails from Eagiand--that of
the 14th Jantlary, whkh came to band on the 4th inst., and that of
the 7th ult., which won received on the IStit inst. The tenor of corn.
mercial intelligence received by both these opportunities Is of •
cheerful 'homier, end sash as le calculated to influenee a considerable
improvement in business here. In fact, this favourable influence is
already observable in the improved tone of our markets, more ape-
' daily In the export department.
Tea Moser MAIXL7.—The unvarying features of this market
afford as no roan to notice any alteration In its position. The slight
symptoms we occasionally descry require time to mature into any
improvement At present, we mod, however, content our.
selves with these, trusting to the general improvement beginning to
develop itself in mercantile prospects, to work a reform in the position
of this market also.

Piglet ar iatiox.,
London, England, 1849-05-03

RkILWAY BUSINESS IN P,

Gam. 10.—Birkenhead, Lancashin, and Cheshire Junc-
tion Railway (abandonment el part of the line, extension to
London and North Western Raslwa , &e.) The committee
were occupied all day in hearing a.
Gaovr 14.—York Newcastle, and Berwick Railway
and Maryport and earlisle Railway (lease and amalgama-
tion)). Preamble proved, and clauses agreed to.—York, New-
and Berwick Railway (Newcastle-upon Tyne end
Carlisle Railway lease and amalgamation). Clause dis-
posed et
Gnome 16--Rdinburgh and Glasgow Railway, and Edin-
burgh and Glasgow ljaion Canal (amalgamation, or sale, or
17 lease of the nisa Canal to the railway oempany). Baia-
burgh and Obripter Railway, and Wileontown, dossing-
side, and Cohn.. Railway Amalgamation. Both bills went
through committee, end were ordered to be reported.
London, England, 1849-05-03

DEATHS.

Cox.—Feb. 21, killed in action with the Sikhs, near Goojrat,
Lieut. R. Cox, Bth Rent. Bengal N.I.
Diaow.—ldtrck 10, at Moradabad, Capt. T. Dixon, 43rd
Regt. Light Infantry.
111:TCHINBUN.—March 12, at Camp Goojrat, from the effects
of a wound received in action, Sec. Lieut. B. M. Hutchin-
son, Engineets' aged 21.
hums —Feb. 16, at Mooltan, Capt. J. Inglis, late Com-
manding 11th Regt. Bengal Light Cavalry.
lino/is —March 5, at Kyouk Phyoo, J. Jacobs, Erg ,
aged 58.
JEKVOISZ.—ApriI 30, at Lasbam rectory, Mary Purefoy
Ellis, wife of the Rev. F. E. Jarrow°, rector of Lashara,
Hants, and vicar of Long Compton, Warwickshire.
MactiorciaLL.—Feb. 20, at Kurrachee, Lieut. D. Mac-
dougall, 3rd Troop Horse Artillery.
MARLZY.—Feb. 22, at Buxar, Capt. C. H. Marley, Fort
Adjutant and Commandant of that fortress.
MAYCOCI..—Fe'. 19, at Kurrachee, Francis William
Mellowes, oaly child of J. hlsycock, Esq , Lieut. 11.11.'s
22nd Regt.
PATTON.—May 1, Charles, fifth son of Mr. J. Patten, of the
Albany-road, C-imberwell, aged 19.
RERVEL—May 1, Jane Elisabeth, relict of the late W.
Reeves, Esq., of the Upper Oreen, Kennington, aged 61.
RENAI7I).—May 1, Mr. C. Renaud, George.street, Hanover-
square, aged 67.
SPIWT.—Feb. 21, killed in action at Goojrat, Lieut. G. H.
Sprat, of the 2nd European Regt.
THATCHER,—March 1, at Beira, in °meat, Assist.-Sur-
gen C. Thatcher, in medical charge of oojrat Irregular
WAIINE.—ApriI 27, at Oxford, from sudden illness, William
Thompson Warne, scholar of St. John's College, eldest
son of Mr. William Warne, of 9, Greahanastrest West,
and Prospect-place, Old Brompton, Middlesex, in his 21st
year.

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CIO of Loodoe. Printer. at tbe Mos. to Lmlairdottibla
ItSpreobsot of Retwaglan—Tucluar, Mkt 3,1541.
London, England, 1849-07-31

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS: MONDAY, JULY 30.

The Earl of 811AFTIAEURT (Deputy Speaker) took his
mat et 6 o'clock.
PUBLIC BUSINEctft.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL —By Lord RBI/WHIMS, from
' Sheerness, my unet the General Board of Health BdL
Bina Houses—By the Earl of HARROWBY, from •
place in Lincolnshire and other places, against beer houses.
DISTRESS IN THE WEST INDIES.—Hy the Earl of HAR-
ROWBY. Ir. m the standing c mmittee of the West India
merchants and platters, complaining of &sums, and praying
for some measure of relief
London, England, 1849-07-31

To THE ISIANITANTS OF 81713 k AND MTH.

After ....metal vietorim, which the imperial arms have ob-
tain. d over those of the traitors, we are again among you.
We bare again planted the imperial standard on your
steepha But our feelings are far differtn. from what they
were when we left you a short time agn. Doomed to death
is every person, no matter of what rank er sea—doomed to
instant des b, on the apt of the crime, is every one who
dares to millet the canoe of the rebels, by words, or by deeds,
or by revclutionary derv; doomed to instant death is every
one who dares to insult any of my soldiers, or of those of
our allies ; doomed to instant death is every one who enters
into traitorous communication with the enemies of the
crown, or who maliciously presumes by rummits to assist the
rebellion or to conceal we +pons.

Schmerlinct is said to have accepted the post of
Minister of Justice.

FRANKFORT.—The lettst intelligence is to
Jule 27.

The Ministry of the Empire has laid the fallowing
financial etstement before the plenipotentiaries of the
individual state., from which we give the leading re-
sults. If we except Electoral Hessis, Luxembourg,
and Vechtentrein, all the lesser state@ have paid up
their respective eontirgent contribution,. Among
the greater states, Hanover has been the most punctual.
The money still due, hit granted, to the central power
amennts to 8,894,000 florins in round numbers.
Austria owes alone nearly the half of thiasum,namely,
4,194,000 florins; Prussia, 1,800.000; Haver is,
1,296.000; Wtirtemburg, 149,000; Hanover, .52,000;
and Saxony (which ns yet has paid nothing), 465,000
florins. The expenses for the central power,
without including a national assembly, are estimated
at nearly 39,000 florins a month.
London, England, 1849-07-31

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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W ° Shively, Gentle.° hal 0 Lleedee

CASUALTIES.

Emma, Spier', from Quebec t;4oUtli, put in here yes-
terdsy, with eight loot watt r in NI. hula, sud must dia.
charge to discover toe leak.—Sydney, C.D.. Jul. 13.
Irvino=, Doughty, of Sundt/laud, from Truon to Odessa, 1n•
put in here in disire,v, her cargo (coals) bating ignitcd ;
she has been scuttled, the lire and will oh-
cht-ge ; the vessel is appaieutly uninjured.—Smyrna,
July 16.
Jsnet.ll illey (schooner), Brace, from Memel for Galway,
uloht riding in Yarmouth Road: this elternoon, was run
Ito by the Edward and Isalrells (scoooacr), of Sunder-
laud; the Janet IlaLey sustaintd considerable damage,
and was obliged to come into the harbour to repair.—
Y •rmouth N , July 29.
L•rd Dutfrrin, C.ark, atilt d bents for Liverpool 20th lust.,
but put beck on the 23:d, with lsys of rudder, and will
probably have to dischsree.-13‘mboy, June 2.5.
Lowjee Family (country ship), gas burnt in the harbour
last night.—Bosabay, June 2.5.
atteltrun. I
London, England, 1849-07-31

CORK COUNTY MEETING.

An irflantial nteetiz g of the county of Cork was
held rn Saturday, at the County Cturt House, to sive the
inhaitm.te an opportoni'y et 'slanging, in rppr prime
terms, their loyalty and attachment to her M .j. sty, and
iheir great malefaction on ►er arrival in Ireland. The chair
wee taken by Lord Xilworth, Molt sheriff. After a short
discus ion the Ilharing address, to be presented to the
Queen, was adopted :

" MOST GRACIOUS SOVIRRIGN,
We, the nobility, gentry, and inhabitants of the
c‘unty of Cork, big most repntrully to coegretuiato you
on roar safe arrival in Cork, and to tepees+ our heartfelt
gr titteation at seeing your Majesty in this part of your MA.
jelly's dominions, accompanied by your Royal Consort ai.d
iilustrious family. We beg leave to stet* to your Wiest,
that all classes in this country are deeply impressed with
loyalty, respect, veneration, and devotion to your Majesty.
We bog to approach your Makety, on this auspicious ones
*ion, with the sem...idea of unal,erab'e feeling. of efLetion
towards year Majesty's crown and person, and reknee in
this oiport unity of exprting to y ur Meier y the sincere
anti u& of the pro; le t f this part of your Mrliboy's domi-
niuLs for the kindly symeat`., afforded by your Maissty and
your Royal Consort during the late most unparalleled pris
taints In this country. The amyersching pryraise of an
',sundial harvest adds to our joy on this most auspicious
uocesion. We treat that your tiLiji sty will be so far
pleased with the engagements which we have made, that
your Majesty will be disposal, at no distant teriod, to gra
tify your loyal and loving subjects by repeating your royal
Fait to Ulm shoe's."

The miding of lbe alms elicited repeated cheers. The
ssehdag that stpwated.

RELIEF or DISTALB3 zn IRELAND.—The Re.%
Williams Townsend, rector of Aghadda, Wititegate, war
Cloy ne, count y Cork, requests the editor of the E.rpress will
acknowledge for him the following &mations for the root of
Arhadda :—F. H. Spadling, poet-office order, 61.; from a
'oldie?. for the suffering pour (4.1 d., lOs ; for the poor of
Ashedda, post-moat Wallingford (stamp), be. ; H. B.
Taunton, 2s. 6d. ; for the poor Irish, from friends in South-
end, Hues, 3s. 6d.—July 218,1849.
London, England, 1849-07-31

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—Dstee from Vienna are to July 25.
It may remembi rod that come days aeo it was
announced that columns of the Ilungsnans had shown
themselves in Jasb•reny and liere.. These, which
were topsk•re of as a f •Ir stosgzlino hussars in
',myth of t riser, now nen out to be the outpost. of a
powerful Iluegerian emps leaning on the midtiL
Tneiss, and thn.atenirg at the same time b,,th PdS-
kiewieb and lluynau. The scanty grains of informa-
tion which ma, h us do not permit us to ire to what
event the activity of this Theis., corps has been
pushed spinet th • Raglan lice. It m highly pro-
bable that the Ti cisi owes attacked the Ronan
posts between Pestli a.id Edna, while Riidiger with
the 3rd army eirps was in pursuit of Ciiirgey ; and
that this mew d the move of Paskiewich from Aszxl
to !Istvan. It is briefly possible that so ext• nded a
line es that of the Russians should maintain itself un-
broken when ensiled by compact masses on both
sides. We mar, therefore, exprc to hear of a hale
in the neighbeirhor,d of Miskolc: between Giirgey
and Saps, the result of which will, if faroerable to the
former, cut Psskiewich off from his illician base.
end make him concentrate his forces ahoer Pesth and
Wait.. n, as Win lischgriez was compelled to do at
the cod of last March. _ _

Despatches from General Grote nhelm, dated from
Distrito on the 18.1 t, report an unimportant e ngsge-
ment, in which be professes to have beaten the
Magyars.
The importut fact announced by the Wiener Zei-
lung, of the 3rd Russian corps being at G3iingyiis dis-
poses immedia'cly of all the news in the Vienna
pipora with re►p ct t 3 Risliger's movements in pur-
suit of Giirsey.
The corps of Gen. Clam-Gsllu, which basing been
filed at the Itothenthurm past is moving round
through the Wallachian territory into the Tiimiish
Pass to gain Cronstult, is de'cribed u Icing in the
It-t state of dissrganfzetion from disease and want of
clisciptioe. A thousand men tied in the camp at
Czerae•z, and a great number of sick were left behind
th-re. Two regimonts, the Dixon lagers and Banater
Greour, have been nearly destroyed.
The corps under General Nugent acting on
the I)rave had come into conflict with the Magyars
of Aulich at the villtge of Piqua. A battle of seve-
ral hoors te.minsted wtth the imperialists setting fire
to the village, aod burning down 72 houses.
General Hunan has hit upon an expedient for
clothing his troops which is worthy of him. He
issued on the 19. h a proclamation by which the Jew-
ish communities of Path and Alt-Olen are required
to furnish within the space of six months equipments
to th' amount of two millions of florins, as a punish-
ment for their friendly behaviour to the rebels.
The following einnibal proclamation htus hi en pub-
lished by General Haynau:
London, England, 1849-07-31

CLERICAL.

OZDINATION.—At a grneral nrninetion, holden in the
Cathedral Church of Norwich, en Sunday last, the following
persons were admitted into the holy (Tiler. of demons end
priests, and wen licensed to the et:tracks u under:

DEACONS.

William Dmleo. A. 8., Corpus Christi Coll., Climb., to
ai and Sco-Rustoe.
Arthur Brown, A. 8., St. JohesColl., Cemb., to Bergh
Apten.
Wiilism Robert Henry Brows, St. David's Coll., Lamprier,
to Brecelea.
I pswich
Henry Theodore C.tvell, St. Bees Coll., to St. Clement,
Cowles Douglas, St. Bees Coll., to Cransford.
Thomas R.y Eotua, Curpus Cheisti Coll., Cush., to
Peter Jose.; Elwin. St. Bees Cu., to Reath Wolohan.
OtOnfe Odbert, A. 8., Emanuel Coll., Comb., at the re-
quest of the Lord Bishop of Rochester.
Richard Gilbert, A. 8., St. Catherine's Hall, Cemb., to
Foul ham.
Gerrit. William Grogan, A.M., Trinity Coll., Dublin, to
Yarmouth.
John Wal:estt Harris, A. 8., Christ Coll., Comb., to
Burnham.
Bohai. Bross K unard, A. 8., St. Joba's Coll., Orford,
to Wymondhani.
Nicholas Browne Milne', A. 8., Trinity Coll., Oxford, to
Bouthrepps.
William Murray, AM., Trinity Cell., Dahlia, at the re-
quest of the Lord Bi.bop of Lichfield.
Henry Vera Parke, A.R.. Brasenose Coll., Oxford, to
Benham Broom and Kimberly.
London, England, 1849-07-31

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAT, Two o'CLocs.
This being settling-day,; the share-market is very
quiet, and the transactions are few and of small
amount. Prices are about the same as Testerday.
Great Northers's are quoted 101 to 1 du. Cale-
donians have been done at 24, and London and North
Westerns, at 133.
II
The French share market is without business.

Closing piece
yesterday.

Irides today op
to 1 o'clock.
London, England, 1849-07-31

Cbt Court.

0411ORNE, MoNo.tv.—Her Majesty and h's Royal
Hisimiess Prince A inspected on Saturday the finished
engraving, by Mr. Rial, of the royal christening in Bucking-
ham Palace, from the picure pain ed by C. R Lesli. , lb A.,
fur Windsor Castle. ts a eanspanion io the Hols Ss mount
at her Majesty's Coronation in Westminster Abbey, which
was submitted by Mr. Moon.
London, England, 1849-07-31

S PAIN.

The Madrid Chzette of the 23rd contains a decree
of the Qoeen of Spain, enacting that the metrical sys-
tem of weights and measures shall be introduced into
Spain. A deputation of Catalonians bft Madrid for
Puerto-Llano to present General Names with a
sword in the name of the population of Barcelona.
The Comore ° of Cadiz says that intelligence had been
received of the Moors having recommenced their
attacks on Mtlbla on the 17th and 19t).

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.—A letter from Cork,
of the 18th, "His Excellency Mr. Ward, the
Lord High Commissioner, returned yesterday from
his first official visit 'maid the Southern Islands; he
was accompanied by Hon. Captain R. Lawley, and
Captain Middleton, his two aides-de-camp."
London, England, 1849-07-31

PUBLIC SALBS.

JOLT 30.—Hy Mr. EDWIN Fox, at the Mart.—Freehold
house and shop, 15, Albemarle-street, Clerkenwel, let on
lease for 251 per annum—sold for 3601.
hit. Hoe:gra, at the Mart.—Cupyhold villa residence,
c Iled 13,1drave House, Hemel Hempstead, with pr. ands
:tending to 81 acres, I..nd tax redeemed, guit•reut 4s. pa
•annuro, fine certain—knocked down at 1,4801.
hi e.sre BELTON,ltGarraway's—beaseh.ld house and shop,
0, King-street, St. James's, let fur 1701., held of the Woods
and Forests tor 33 years, at 39/. 19s. 2d. ground rent and
lend taxes—sold for 1,6101.

Leasebuld house and elm), 56, Mortimer-strent, Caven-
dish square, lct for 601., held for 36 years unexpired at 3U(.
—sold for 3201.

L wehold house and premises, 4, Portman-street, Port-
man square, 14 tor 1001. per year, held till 1920, at 101. 10s.
—sold for 9001.

L asehold house and ►hop, 14, Cecil-court, St. Martin's-
Lute, let for 601., held far 30 years at 141.—seld for 325/.
Leven leasehold houses, Old Swan-lane, Upper Tnaw•--
street, b t for 1921 per annum, held ior 40 years from 11
trum St. Paul's Cathedral, ►t 41., renewable by line—sold
for 1,2001.
Six leasehold houses, Oekley-street, Laeoloth,lit for 1701.
per annum, held for 23i yes" at 401. Os. lid.—sold in lots
for 9901.

lircehold house, Newcastle street, Ilelborwibridge, let for
371 per annum—sold for GOO/.
Wawa. HOGOART, NORTON, and OAXLEY, et the. Mart.
—Freehold estates of E B. Ad m., Esq., deceased, situated
at Bures and Whisted, Suffblk, consiiitilig of three farms
with houses and buildings, end 547 arr.s of lard, let for
7771. per 'annum, land-tax redeemed—sold by order of the
Court of Chancery, and subj et to mortgages amounting to
11.3111. 14s 2l.—sold for 11.3104
Grosvenor house, Walthanotow, a freehold and small
part copyboH (emu., land-ti: redeemed sad great Who wee,
comprising =smart and plots 14 building ground, :tend-
tag to the whole to 76 acres, Had iu lota for 5,.5361.
/dews. VENTOII and !!coins, at tke Mom—Freehold
evidence, fectcry, &c., in the Crescent, Bedford—knocked
down for 1,18111.
London, England, 1849-07-31

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, JULY 23 —ArrutNntErna.—To Thrdaitas—
Lieutenant : A J. Burtun. Chaplain at Naval It. attuctor :
F. C. Heretid. filidshipmen : J. M. Brno:.' H. W. Wil-
berforce, C. Woodman, G. T. 0 irdoa, C L. Hewkirs, W
B. Pauli, G. R Fi ag-rsld, and J. No; t. Nava. Cadet :
G. Gammon. G tuner : 'T. Elnemb. Wellesley— Li. u
tenant : B. &room.— ImpregnaVe —Navel Cadet : H T
Dania—Phmnis —Naval Cadet: C. H. Gints. Tn.—Strom-
boli—Navel Cadet : W. Whitcomb,. Victory—Moat
Cadet : C. F G. Dillit—Drogon—Midahipainn : H. B.
Phillinsore.—liagard—Fint Cams Assivtaut En „inter : W.
Anders in. _ _

PORTSMOUTH, Jill-lA.—The Melampus, 46. and Meare”,
80, sailed yeeterday afternoon far Chsthant to be paid off.
The latter bad on board eever.l invalids and 400 troops.—
Her Majesty's st..v., Weser will, it is believed, pay bff at
this port. She lett the %outrun on the coast of Africa
healthy.—Vivid at. arrived this morning from Dover to ac-
company her Mejesty.—La Hague sailed this morning 1.4
Cork.—Her Majesty's yachts end steam equ.tdron about to
accompany her Majesty will move ova to Cowes this *Me-
ntion.

DIVON PORT, July 23.—Growler, Commander S'addart,
sailed on Thursday for the Mediterranean, for the purpose
of conveying the two prince, of Morocco on a pilericosee
they are about to make to Mecca.—Oar Thursday eveo•ng
Basilisk and Nig• r, experimental steavere, put into this
port; they were to have another crude revi,us to their
parting comp.ay.—Caval (Wester) *reived on Twalay from
Pembroke wish storm, and Fairy (steamer) pm ell down
Channel the same day at about 1 o'cluck,
Vosuviue, in chugs of Mr. Bellamy, arrived ben t -day
(Saturday) wit a patty of marines for Pembroke
Sae will embark Mr. Mills, recond master attendant of this
yard, and a ratty under his charge, to navigate the Are-
thugs from Pembroke to this yard.—Falwoutb,
Carsick master, ■cued this day (Saturd sy) with slur, s, f-r
Portsmouth —Dsedalus, 20, will he corciuisPiontrl at this
port early in the 'owing week, to be manned with a ccm-
pb of 230 men.
Woommuu, JCLY 30.—Ondine, which bas hod
her machinery repaired by Millar and Ravenhill, was towe d
from Blackseall this warning by the Mucksy, st.-tug.
will be fitted at this port.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALLS—MoNDAT.

Not a bet laid—nearly all the subscribers baying left for
Ooodwood.
GOODWOOD, MONDAY NIOWT.—No arrivals Of Cone-
quince since our last.

CRICKET.
ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF

HULL.
The remelt of this contest, which was played at Hull, was
as follows: _ _

TER ELEVEN.

Chatterton, c Morgan, 0
a a Parker
__ _ 29

Guy. c Morgan, b Parker
11. Limliow Eaq b Tolur

Hinkley, c Morgan, b Lam-
bert

C.ark, e PoitT,l; tay
J. Ws.Fne, Faq., a Alhagloa,

Parr, a I.l.ter, b Lambert l4
Pilch, b Parker 52
A. 513 an, Esq.. c Lead, b
Puke".
N. /dim, Fag., b Puler
TWENTY-Two.
London, England, 1849-07-31

SWITZERLAND.

The following inttlVgence comes, rill Germany,
and appears in the Frankfort 0. P. A. Zeitung of the
27th in•t.

BASLE, JULY 24.—The Auttrian Major-General
Eberle passed through here, for Berne, as deputy of
the German central power. It is asserted that his
mission is concerning the German fugitives, and also
the delivering up of Baden weapons, &c.
BERNE, JULY 24.—The federal council has in•
strueted the government of Thurgau not to accede to
the dem Led of the li +den government of the lake
district, consequently to delver up neither the wea-
-1 posts nor money.

II AMBURG.—A corret pondent in this city, writes,
cn the 27th inst. : " Commerce is reviving, in anti-
cipation of the raising of the blockade. Yesterday,
4 300 b►gs of coffee from floating cargoes were sold.
Sugar, tea, and other colonial produce, spelter, and
esti its other articles of expnrt, went off at better
prices. The evening train from the north has n t
yet (9 o'clock) er-ived : probably it is retarded by
the number of troops to be conveyed."

Tu QUEEN'S CARRIAGE arrived at LiTerrol
testay, and w.Ls cut over to Dublin by the Rojal
William steamer.
London, England, 1849-07-31

THE NAVIGATION LAWS.

member for Dalai's. At present, the consent of the eels,
tniesioners was necessary to rersterinka decree of the ast•
ant barrister in toe superior courts; awas admitted the,this authority had been much ablated ; but the ion soot IQ
rcdooiered to bee
asuch
prrtr that ought
iwion whollyowlet ssol7, 'hough it
was to be exercised with greet
caution. Lot the house beware of imposing any u• nee
burden on the land of Ireland, or sanctioning the pri:l42
of making one man liable for the debts of another.

Earl GREY said the bill se it stood made no o champ
whatever in the landlord's liability, except in his (stow,

Lord STANLEY.—Yu, it dote.
Esti GREY esi4 the landlord was liable now for tem
that he would be liable for under this bill.

Lard STANLEY.—But it extends the liability to (4
land itselr. (Rear, hear.)

Esrl GREY.—But the liabili'y was limited to two mg;
and it was most important, especially for the advantage ed
the invent landlords, that the mean, of recovering the wag
due should be as simple and meal, as postible. This was
all the alteration the bill 'cede ; it only vett
to the extent of selling the interest in t...e Lsd
possessed by the party who bed been legally id.
udg liable. In the aim nce of any spetrly remedy,
solvent owner might bz wet r dais lured with rates owing mats
defeult of insolvent proprit [As, for it should be rtmergbefti
there was now no rr.axiinum rate. It was said this pow
did cot exist in England ; hut the rem.dy here was metal.
gent that the rate wa in Oh ct a primary chair un the hat
On these grounds be thought that the clause ought to ben.
tensed.

Lord WBABNCLIFFE said that if the deebinu of th
revisirg barrister were tskea to the superior courts i: lefty
destroy the right f tipped, by which great injustice mot
be done. But as the bill c .ntnined many prmisiKs
he regarded as improvsm. rts, he would rather vote for As
Commons' amendments than endanger the passing 01 ty
measure.

After a 'ew words from L-rd BR01:011/04,

Earl ST. GERMANS said that he had voted in the &a
instance in tar cur of L ird Monteaule's eaus-, sed els stal
favourable to its principle; but, the 0.113MU01 haviagf*
jetted it, he must say in a most c mediatory Tint, and brief
fatisfied that they would not accept it, he did not wish ti)
ri•k the passing of the measure by insicting on its re.
insertion.

Lord MONTEAGLE mid that to pt•s the bill in its prt
seat form +could he w make the capital of the c entry pal
for its current espensts. lle should pre s his mn•ior to
division.
London, England, 1849-07-31

defeat the object in view. Such were the principal provisions
of the bill which they were called upon, on the 30ih of July,
to pass through all its stages in the LOUTH of one dav, on the
motion of a noble lord who he believed had not read one
syllable of it. As he had said before, he had gone lowa into
t• .e country, when he received the news of the monstrous
proposition of Saturday last. Though his return subjected
him to ilreat ineosvenienoe, he felt that it was his duty not to
remain in the country while there was a possibility of the
bill passing ; and he had, therefore, returned to his place, in
order to denounce, not so much the bill, as the attempt to
take their lordships by surprise, and to smuggle
this bill •hrough the house. At the moment when
the noble lend roe, he (Lord Stanley) thought that under the
circumstances be cid not think it prudent to persevere in his
design of moving the second reading; end he (Lord Stan-
ley) rose to move that this order be discharged. He would
now substitute for that motion the amendment that the bill
be read a second time that day three months. (lieu.)
Eat GREY would not discuss the provisions of the bill, as
he at once admitted that it was a bill which ought not to
pass in the present session. (Hear, hear) Still he thought
the view taken by the noble lord (Lord Stanley) was an ex-
ceedingly inaccurate one. He concurred with the noble lord
in the opinion that this was a bill tor which, except with the
gei.eral consent of the house, the standing orders ought not
to be suspended; and he hoped the noble lord would at
once withdraw it. He bad understood that the second read
ing of the bill was to Dave been moved by tke noble and
learned lord opposite (Lord Brougham).
Lord BROUGHAM intimated dissent.

Earl GREY—Why the noble and learned lord disclaims
Lis own child I don't know. (Laughter.)
Lord BROUGHAM—I have nothing to do with it. (Re-
newed laughter.)
Earl GREY believed his noble friend hal moved the
second reading under the impression that the motion would
he agreed to on all sides—that it was a mere matter of form.
The mistake was altogether of a venial character. (Hear,
hear.) He (Lord Grey) hsd not the slightest objection to
the postponement of the bill until the next session.

Lord BROUGHAM was surprised that it should have
been supposed that he had anything to do with this most
rickety bantling. Ile hsd written to Sir John Pskington
telling him that it was iteraomible that he (Lard Brougham)
could assent to a measure by which a man might be tried and
punished without knowing that he was accused.
(Hest, hear.) It was one of the mat remarkable
phenomena in legislation that he had ever wttntssed.
Lard MILFORD was understood to say that, though he
had moved the second resdiug of the bill, he knew nothing
of Pa provisions.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE begged distinctly to state
that the bill was not ■ goe.,rnment measure.
The motion was than put and negatived.
London, England, 1849-07-31

Ttt 4xprt(,,

-

Aa we stated, yesterday morning, at 'even o'..l.telr,
the president of the Terabits left the ration of the
Orleans lieroad for Angers. He was in the curiaw•
of honour which was wed for the inauguration or the
road from Orleans to Tours, with the minietere of
public instmtion, war, public works, and egricu.ture
and commerce. The dt putations cf the depart meu sof
the Eure-et-Loire, M.i..etet-Loire, end Lisle-In-
ferieure, were all in readmees at the station. A great
nua.ber tf repreeentat yes of the people, general (A-
MIN, and other. arm had rteeivtd invitrtion std to
ermpany the president, left by the same train. At
OA ans the president was rectiv.d by the prefect sal
the principal authorities in the midst of an immeime
sasemblsge of the people, who cheered him wirh
peat enthusiasm. Half an hour of °twin's he left
fee Tonn. _ _ _

Previous to his depar'ure for the optnirg of the
railway from Tours to Angers, the prtsident f 11
republic, atttn ed by his aide-de-camp, Colona
Vaudrey, sod au orderly officer, on Satin day
the war dep.( t, where ho was received by Gerer .1
Pelet, who painted out to him the rich coltte•iotut
which it containa.
It has teen decided that the inauguration of the
drat election of the railway from Paris to Lyons
take place at Sens on the 28th August, ou which
oecasien the p•re'deat of the republ o will review the
national guards and mica now eoluurs to them.

r--e"

SECOND EDITION.

A•om the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

OSBORNE-HOUSE, ISLE OP WIGHT, JULY 30.-
The Queen's Most Es-ellent Majesty in Couned.—This day
the RIM Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines wee. by her
Majtry's command, swcrn of her Majesty's Moat Honour-
ably Privy Cntnell, and took his place at the Board
cooorinuly.

OSBORNE-ROM, ISLE OF WIGHT, JULY 30.—
The Queen's Mat Excellent Majesty in Council.—lt is this
day ordered by her Majesty in Council that the Park meat
be nr Fogged from Wednesday the Ist day of Augw.t next
to Tuesd .y the 9th day of October next.—Wm. L. BATE CRST.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 30. —The Queen has been
pleased to appiov., of Mr. Thomas L Crittenden, as Consul
at Liverpool, and of Mr. Alfred Mitchell, as Consul at Cork
fur the United States of America.

WHITEHALL, JULY 30.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the R.v. James Wihnn to the church end
parish of E irnm, in the presbytery of Chir: s en, and runty y
of Berwick, vacant Ly the death of the Rev. Alexactler
Cuthbertson.
London, England, 1849-07-07

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

Lam, July 3.—The demand for hope it slow,
at pekes nominally the same se last week. Accounts come worse,
and unless • change for the beret takes clam coon, the crop must be
• small one. Duty 115,01)01. to 90,01:01.
MAlDerolln, Italy s.—ln tois se ighbourhood there is
generally an Mame of vermin, with more honeydew. Fresh fly
are still appearing, and we are daily sinking deeper into the disease ;
not with hasty er pi, misled!, but perhaps more fat illy then with a
blight of • more hasty and decisive character, for time is fast encoding
and we shall soon And ourselves too late for any tolerable chance of
recovery. Some few favoured gardens around here that, up to this
time, have been only partial, attacked, have, within the la-t or two,
shown a considerable increase of vermin, which is now 'Presiding
more generally over the grounds. Since our last the bine has made
but little proven, except in the strong piece., whilst in many It flags
.4 is become stunted, 4 ether from the drought or the ravages of the
vermin, end to toting very snort tunas round the poke.
Lasiume.-B,.ese 01 UT bine is looking very bat. and in
other parts they look as If they would get through it. Where the
blue is Might it Is almost isapmeibk to get over it; some heavy rains
might possibly benefit it.
NAST PICILKAIII —The general opinion in th:a parish is,
that the bops are meth, better, but our regular correspondent from
thisgarbk says they ere not.
YALDINO.—Tner• is • great variety of opinion in this
path. Some think that In plates we are Improved, but in many
parts there Is a great leftism of vermin.
Tits WIALD or Kant generally is very bad, and most
extraordinarily fwd.
W*7llllllB 01113 Sr.—Where the bine ben been struck, it is
very bad, Indeed, sad decidedly going off. Some of the bine conti-
nues strong, and Is throwing out smut good shoot', but we canaot
sly there is any genersl improvement
fiTATLEHURST.—Ws are eartsinly a little cleaner than we
were lest we. b, but them Is certainly no Improvement; if anything,
the bias rgettlag WCTSIL
EAST Fohigios.—We are very short of biue, and full of
venni& Use and bogey dew are very plentiful, but we hare no
monld.
Borrox.—We fancy there is • little improvement. but
• .
ar'

are Is a eery preearbetie date. There is vermiiin abondartoe.
111111111WORTN.—We an very much worse within the last
'Ode"
Baltenno.—There lean loam.° of vertu's, and the young
Lies won't pow. We ire net looking Po well as bat week.
BOVOHTON Moacazteas..—Up to Seed,y last we were
dote, better, bat .iltee teen *tee Has been en Increase of liee, and
fresh Ay, which follow up the loan( shoot.
Baterraath—We are ant improved from last week.
There is a gnat deal of rasa time, which Is dimly followed by fly
cad hes.
ATLZIIIO7ID..-We wick the mate as last week, the
I Use paws • little, I. OW °t
bet there, etrads.
London, England, 1849-07-07

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

tourse of
Wind.

Gentle Breeze Overcast
Strong Breese Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy
Strang Breeze Partially Cloudy
&rotor Breeze Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breese Cloudier.
Gentle Breeze , Partially Cloudy
pestle Breese , Cloudy
Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy
Gentk Breeze , Partially C:oudy
Gentle Breeze , Cloudless
Gentle Breeze , Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
Calm Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy

_ cantos oasesse.- W r, uerrs lawn
CASUALTIES.
Antina Tjahkel, schooner, Kleindyk. from London to the
Baltic, was stranded near Anger, 24th jolt, and lit. d ;
crew saved. Part of the cargo (urger) expected to be got
out without damage.—Thisted June 27.
Be", Johns, of Barnstaple, railed from P. rtbcawl fur G. nos,
10th Feb., and has not since been heard of.
Boone Nouvelle, Fetiteau, from Lucan to Yramou.h, has
put in here leaky, and will have to discharge to repair.—
(7.amaret, June 30.
Constant, Dyk, of and lean Sunderland, in taking the bar.
hour today, went on shore on the north side of the Chan-
nel, but is expected off when the weather mod rates. It
Stijl continues to blow a gale from the wt stward, at inter-
vals molerate.—Memel. June 30.
Europe, Gabble, front Riga to Lynn, put in here to-day
very leaky, and must discharger—Christiansand, June 26.
The very rateueive alkageusents necessary for making Henry Cotes, Marc, from Memel to Hull, has put in hers
this table complete have not yet been concluded. In %abort with cargo heated, and must discharge.—Chrotiansend,
thud we shall present asily returns in additigs to those June 29.
above given, from Berm ek, Birmingham, krackburne, Johanna, Bork, of Fanoe, from London to Seclaud, wes
Cambridge, Carlisle Colchester, Conway, Darlingtoo, stranded near this place last night.— Ringkioblng,
Dundee, Galway, Halifax, Hartlepool, Holyhead, Kings- June 24.
ton, Le •ds, Limerick, Newcastle, Feterborough, Rochdale, Patriot, Edington, sailed from Newcastle for Swinemunde,
I Shealrld,Sunderlaad, Tamworth, Whitby, ant York. 26th March, and haa not 'lace been heard qr.

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Thomas ..

Es.
B.W.
L WW..
S.W.
B.W.
London, England, 1849-07-07

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY, Two o'CLoca.
'I be share market generally is rather better this
morning, and there is an attire demand for guaran-
toid stoat.. Midlands were unfavourably affected by
reports that the next dividend will not be Do good as
was anticipated. The shares were done as low as 651.
York and North Midlands are not quite so good, and
are quote 1 28 to 9. London and Brighton. are
higher. The barites transacted, though of larger
amount than yeeterday, continues limited.
A few trancetions took place in French shares, at
rather bitter prices.

Cluuag pram
testerday.

aka to-day up
to 2 o'clock.

Pd. I Burma RAILwArs.
London, England, 1849-09-01

BAILWAYS.

TRIP DAT, Two o'Ciocs.
The share market is very quiet this morning, and
the prevailing tone continues depressed, though prices
generally cannot be quoted lower than yesterday.
North Stafford' are flat. Eastern Counties are also
lower, having teen last done at 7w. Midlands mark
61; and London and North Western', 1211 es div.
French lines are unaltered.

:losing prices
liesterolsy.

'tales to-day ey
to 2 Nolo*.
London, England, 1849-09-01

Rata lintelligence.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTERDAY.
B7JOILIt Mi. COVOLISBIONILI FONIILANCIVIL.
IN RD BENMIAN AND COMPANY.
_

Tines bankrupts were the we.l known merchants of
Great Prescott-street, the particulars of whim; fwilure, to
the extent of 80,0001., have been reported in our journal.
To-day wee fixed for a dividend meeting upon the joint and
separate estate.; of S. L. and J. L. Benrisan. A dividend
of a very trifling amount will be sl-ortly announced.