biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-19

THAMES.

COMMITTAL FOR MAMMAL/011111R.— John Leeches.,
labourer, was dually examined, charged with having caused
the death of Jiseth Dunmore, and Charles Cackling, lin&
Liam George and Henry Bolton were charged with aiding
end abetting the same.—The tact., as they appeared before
this court on Monday last, and subsequently before a cora-
nees jury, have already been published in the Express
There was no additional evidence yesterday, and the
prisoners were fully committed for manslaughter.—Another
man, named Carty, who wee implicated in the charge as one
of the stconds, has not yet been apprehended.
London, England, 1849-07-19

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

CHARDS OF HORAUTBALIXO —✓. Blake, of 46, Great
George-street, Bermondsey, butcher, and J. West, of Fen-
ton place, Bast Greenwich, were again brought up on the
charge of defrauding a Mrs. Cox of 71.—The cue (which in-
cluded charges of horse sterling and of forgery against the
prisoners) was reported in the Express of Monday lost.
Webb, of the City detective police, asked for a further re-
mand, in order that be might procure the attendaace of a
material witness for the prosecution. Since the last exami-
nation he had sacertaiaed that Blake had only been out of
prison three wseks. Be had gone through the Insolvent
Debtors' Court; but, in consequence of opposition, he had
to serve two months' imprisonment in the Borsemosger
lane prison.
The prisoners were remanded until Monday next.
BAD MEAT.—CAUTION TO MIAT SALZSMEN.—Mr.
TAos. IVilet, of the Fug and Knott and Greyhound yards,
slaughterer find meat talesman, was summoned for having
exposed ior sale the carcass of a cow unfit for human food.
he charms having been clearly established Mr. Wild de-
nied that the carcass was intended for sale.

All. Lawrence said that all the evidence he had heard
went to prove that the beast was not only unfit for human
food, but Lad been ezpased with others that were for sale.
There was quite enough of disease abut without the
poor beiag autject to still further sufferings by the ago of
unwholesome meat. He had the power to fine the defend.
ant io the amount of 201., but he would mitigate the penalty
to 51., and the corn's The floc was paid, and Mr. Wild lett
the court not all pleased with the result.
London, England, 1849-07-19

LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK.

Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the proprie-
tors of this bank was held at the hoerd.room, Lothbury, for
the purpose of receiving the report of the directors and de-
claring a dividend. There was a large cumber of the pro-
prietors proem'. The chair was occupied by MOHAN
CHAPMAN, Erb,
The SECRETARY commenced the proceedings by reed-
hot the following report and statement of accounts
" The direeton have to report that the net profits of the
hank. during the last half-year, have amounted to
32,7291. 17s. 4d. Oat of these profits they now declare a
dividend, at the rate of six per cent. per annum. After the
payment of this dividend, there will remain the sum of
2,7291. 17s. 44. to be added to the surplus fund, which will
then amount to 105.453/. 14s. 34.
LONDON AND WILMIINNTR6 BANK, 30711 JUNZ, 18t9.

To Pmprirtor for pied up eaphal .E1,000,000 0 0
To amount due by the bank tor depteite, circular

notes, Sae.
To req, or surplus fund
To profits of the past lilt-Tair .....

3,392,07 3 7
102,723 16 11
32,729 17 4

£4,528,310 17 10

By government stock. EacbrquirloMea sod India
bonds
By other rveurities, including bills dimonnted, loins
to cu•tamere, So.
By cash in hand .... 552;91 9 1

1:4,528,310 LT 10

Profit and TAMP, 30th June, 1119.

To pimento( the dividend, now declared, at the rate
of G per cent. per union on a capital of 1,000,000/.,
for the half-year enitimt 30th Juno, 1819 C 30,000 0 0
To balance of unappropriated profits 105,453 14 3

£153,453 14 3

By balance of unappropriated prubt., on 31st Decem-
ber, 1348 £102,723 16 11
By net profltsof the past half-year, alter defraying the
total expense of management, paling th • income
tax, sal making peovioan for all tad and doubtful
debt.)
London, England, 1849-07-19

PUBLIC BALE&

JULY 18.—By Messrs. TUPLIB and SoN, at the Mart, ones
fifth part or share of freehold property, situate at Gayton,
near King's Lynn, comprising five farms covering 1,450 acres,
the manor and mansion house, plantations, cottages, &c.
the whole producing 1,6841. 14s. per annum—sold for 4,5201:
Family residence, 45, Upper Bedford-place, Russell-square,
held for 691 years unexpired, at 241. per annum, futures to
be taken at a valuation-1,0901.
. . .

Messrs. SP AA inaa and i.:Litait, at the Mart, twelve lease-
hold bonus, Luas•ereeeent, Broadwall, let for 2281 18s.
lees taxes., held for 97 years at 631.—knocked down for 68,51.
Freehold monad rent of 1001. per annum, secured upon
22 houses, Reform-place, St. Luke's, let tor 97 years-IMSI.
Freehold house, 31, Noel•street, Islington, let for 361. per
annum-5851. . .

House and shop, 2, Blackfriarnroad, of the estimated
value of 701. per annum, held (or 36 years at 91.-49.51.
Mr. LAHEZ, at the Mart, freehold villa residence, New-
road, Hammersmith, let for 451., fixtures to be taken it a
valuation—.64ol.

A di,to, le• fur 361. per annum-6001.
A ditto-5451.
A ditto, let for 401. per annum, 6551.
A freehold residence, called Norval Villa, Hammersmith,
let for 651 per annum-8101.
Freehold cottage and premises in the rear of the preceding
lots, let for 401. per annum-5801.
Mr. EDWARD HUNT, at the Mart—Two bowies, Albion-
trrraee, Stoke Newington, of the estimate(' annual value of
801 each, held tor 98 years at 81. eaok-9501.
Four leasehed houses, Upper Burrage-place, Woolwich,
let for 681. per annum, held foes 951. years at 161.-3851.
A rent charge of 81. per annum, secured for 69 years upon
the preceding-1151.
WINSTANLIT, at the Mart Leasehold villa,
Champion-hill, Slimy, with 111 acres of land, held at 781.
per annum, knocked down for 3,0501.
Family residence, Dulwich-hill, with pleasure grounds,
Bcc and 28 acres of land, held from Dulwich College at
1631.-3,0001,
London, England, 1849-07-19

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—The news from Rome of the
10th brings notice of the continued arbitrary proceed-
lugs of the French in the Eternal City. The cudi-1
eels were gradually returning to the city and showing
their pink stockings about the streets.
General Oudinot has generously raised a subserip-1
tine amongst his army to employ the poor in Transit-
Tees. The benevolent idea produced but 1,000 francs,
and unless a miracle takes plate the 30,000 people of
that quarter will have very little apiece. What is that
among so many ?
London, England, 1849-07-19

LBRDS, Jody 18.

STOCK ExcßAxoe—The» boa been very little befallen
dosie r Theme this leoraine, and there la no quotable ear tenon In
token Thlre6 hare been done at 191; and New Pad inneashire
at 171.

BRISTOL. duly 18.

BTemt-limmu,fros.—Tb• market is firm, with prhno
tmeards. Great Western Quarters were dons at 3 to foi
B6lloi Dock shares, St.

YORK, July lB.

Srocn-Exonenos.--Salre : Great Northern. 91. 18e. 9d.
ei let and ex new; Ditto PraffllloP, ; North math Quirtem
al; York. Newcastle. and Berwick 20 : Toreson N. lhelane, 314.

MANCHISTIR, Sorra :osmotic, AND Avritartmcm.—
The government importer having been over this extension
of the Loudon and North Women, sad menial its Mums,
it to to be opened for publio wet today (rillusitsl). It
coantets the Manchester and Birming`ham and Shafilald and
Lincolnshire lines in Manchester. with Me Liverpool and
Bolton lisilways.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF. COMMONS.—WEDNEBDAT, JULY 18.
The SPEAKan took the chair at 12 o'clock.
MARYLEBONB AND FINCHLEY TURNPIKE
ROADS.

On the motion that the7eporton this bill be considered,
Mr. S. WORTLEY said that the whole framework of the
bill had been altered since its introduction, and thereby
great injnatiee had been done to several parties whose inte-
rests were effected by it. The alterations which had been
made were a most wenton attack on the rights of Colonel
Eyre, one of the mongeres on ame of the lands required
for the purposes of the road. He begged to move that the
considtratiun of this report be &fared until the committee
appointed to consider the interests of the mortgagees In this
matter bad nude its report.
On the question and amendment being put from the chair,
- -

- -
Mr. WRIGHTSON, as one of the committee to whom the
bill, and eonstqurntly the qu•etion of the mortgagees' in-
terests had been referred, said that full justice had been dens
Colonel Eyre, and that he did not thinlwanythiog would be
gained by porponiog the present stage of the bill.

Mr. DEEDES, as another member of the committee, also
stated that the claims of Colonel Eyre. in common with those
of all other parties interested, had been carefully examined
and fairly adjusted.

Mr. 8. WORTLEY would not, after what had ban said,
persist in dividing the house.
The report was accordingly considered.
London, England, 1849-07-19

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
EADHAM.—JuIy 14, at East Berghott, the wife of the Bev. Dr. Had.
Iwo, of a son.
ENIPL—JuIy IS, at Leamington, the wife of E. 8. Knipe, vag., a s
daughter.
MACKENZIE —July IC, at Chester place, Hyde Park-gardeas, 174
wile of V. W. Mackenzie, M.D.,of a son.
PAGET.--July 17, the Lady A. Paget, of adaughter.
London, England, 1849-07-19

RAIL IVAYS.

THIS DAT, Two O'CLOCK. •
The Aare market to-day is dull, and veil; few
ss tranotims Lava taken place. Prices gene y are
quottd the same as ye-terday. Eastern Counties gad
Midlands are steady ; Bet wicks and North Stafford'
scarcely so good.
The French share market is entirely without 'mi-
nces. East Indiana were dose at fis. dia. this morning.

Claim prim
TeuetQq•
London, England, 1849-07-19

Üb) 3Entelitaente.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTERDAY.
St 70111 lia. Comwrnowait IlotsoTD.

TH2 OINHILAL----UNITID KENT AND 81/212Y COAL

COY►ANT.

There was a dlyrdand toee—tiagt,:day in the ease of Samuel
Kobbs, of Brozwon, whose bmikrnotey arose oat of his con-
nection with the above company.—A diridend of 71. 6d. was
declared, in addition to a former one of ss.
RE STOREY. _ _

There was a dividend mreiinitii;ihe separate estate of J.
Storey, banker, of St. Alban's. The amount of dens
proved is about 10,0001. ; the dividend is expected to be de.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-YESTERDAY.
BOOM TAR CMS/ COMMISITOWIL
IN 11l ROBERT W. H. 13AIRTLITT.-

In this cam the insolvent (an attorney at Epos) was
heard a few dal* beck, sod his discharge orderrd on the pay-
ment of 91. The money bad not been paid, and the insol-
vent had no means of procuring the same, added to which
the creditors who opposed ratted to consent to the discharge.
The Court granted a rule nisi, observing that the conduct
of the parties bad been anything but handsome.
London, England, 1849-07-19

DISEMBODIED MILITIA BILL.

The house went into committee on this bill.
Mr. HUME expressed his hope that by another sear effec-
tive ineaswe would be taken for putting en end to this very
expensive suisinee. (Herr, beer,) From 1816 to the lac-
iest time, no 104 an amount than 8,725,1631. had been voted
for the militia fore,. Certainly the amount had been gra-
dually reduced, but the question wu why should net the
expenditure be discontinued altogether.
Mr. FUR MAULE said that the militia force had be-
come a mere rkrieton, and as vacancies occurred they were
not tilled up, so that the object cf the hon. gentleman was
in course of attainment.

Mr. lIUME did not understand why even the skeleton
should be kept up.

ENCLOSURE ACT (EXTENSION OF POWERS)
BILL. _ _ _

-----
This bill elm read • meows time and ordered to be com•
_ _
London, England, 1849-07-19

PRIVY COUNCIL.

The Queen held a privy council and court at one
o'clock yrcerdsy, at her Maj.sty's marina residence, Os-
born.. Is:e of Wight. The privy council wee attended by
hia Royal Highness the Prince Alb rt ; the Marquis of
Lansdowne, L.r.t Pr adept ; Sor George OrFy, Secretary of
State for the Home Departed. at ; Viscount Ps.merroin, 8
cretary of State for Foreign Affair' ; Hal Grey, E 4, er-tary
of Suva for the Colonies ; Sir Francis Baring, First Lord of
the A tmirelty ; Lard Campbell, Chancellor .f fb,. Duchy of
L meat., ; the Marquis of Clanricarde, Postmast-y-G. neral ;
and the Ear, Forte.cue, Lard Steward. At t..e council her
Majesty appointed the sheriff for the county of Westmore-
land. The Hon. William Bathurst w s the Clerk of the
C iunc.l i t Wai.irg. At the court M. Drouyn de Lbittre, the
Frenik Ambassador, had bit first an hence of the Queen,
And presented his credentials to her Majesty. His Excel
lency was introduced by Viscount Pelintraaon, 0.C.8., her
Majesty's Piincipal Secretary of State for Foreign Aida.
liar Mikity gave audience to the Marqu's of Lansdowne.
The French Atubassadr and the Cabin t MOlivere hit tae
Waterloo-bridge terminus of the Lennon anu S ,uttt Western
Railway at five minutes be fore nine o'clock, yetrerday morn-
ing, were conveyed to O sport by a special train, crowd to
East Cowes in the Fire Queen, and arrived at one o clo k at
O.boroe, where a dejeuner was served to the di.tinguished
circle. The Marquis of Lansdowne and Sr Gi! .age Grey
remained at Osborne on a visit. The Fret ch Ambassador.
Viscount Palmerton, Earl Grey, Sir I,,ancie Baring, Lord
Campbell, the Marquis of Clanneyde, Earl Fortescue' and
the Hon. William Bathers., left o.lv in. et halt-past three
o'closk, embatk,d at Osborne pier on the Fire Queen steam
venni. recrossed to O sport, and took their departure by a
special trail on their worn to •owg.

Mr. Beak (deputy chairman) and Sir Ina° Mor-
ley, dirtet we of the Midland It tilway, M. Barlow (en-
gineer). and Mr. Carter (solicitor), had an interview with
the Cornmiri men of Railways yesterday, at their oft!. in
the Board of Trade, respecting the working of the Sonia
Yorkshire Railway. Me. Beckett D- nison, M.P., and Mr.
Baiter, from Me South Yorkshire Beltway, were present at
the interview.

NEW SHERIFF FOR WRSTMORELAND.-A Supple-
ment to the Lomelun Casette of Tuesday anaounem that her
Majesty is a fmmil was yererday pleased to appoint G-merge
&tweed Wilson. Esq.. of Hevershant House, to be alma of
the county of Westmorland.

Tin POTATO CROP.—We have various accounts
from the eonntry—from parts of the C. unty Wateriurd,
from neural towns in this county—alt rrpr^•entine the mop
as anamially healthy and luxuriant.—Core Evansiser.
London, England, 1849-07-19

DIVOieCE BILLS.

Mr. BOUVERIE Fave notice that during the next nation
he should, if ha ejuld get any hon. member to second him,
divide the house against every divorce bill that should come
before parliament.
YELLOW FEVER (BARBADOES).
Mr. F. MAULS, in answer to a question put by an hon.
member, stated that whilst the yellow fever raged at Barba-
does the troops had been placed ander canvass to remove
them from the dangerous vimaity of the barraclu. lie was
happy to my the fever bad new entirely abated, and he also
must state that on the approach of the rainy mason, and
after the fever had subsided, the general commanding the
torus had removed the regiments back Into the barracks.
London, England, 1849-05-14

MUSIC.

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.
" Robert is Diable'—for, though it is performed
Italian, the libretto and bills of the theatre retain
original title—was produced at Covent-garden
Saturday evening, according to the terms of the
nouneement, for the first time in this conntry
entire form. This is not quite correct ;
reason of 1832 this opera was brought
Italian Opera-house, then under the management
Mr. Monck Meson, who not only engaged the
poser to superintend in person the preparation
piece and conduct its per f3rmance, but imported
the whole dramatis persona, and the costil
Lions, costumes, and propsrtiss of the .1
Royale de MunqF... The pnuctpal attractant
twined by their original representativee,Nourrit,.
ilsor,Mdma.de Mario, and Mdme. Cinti Dammam
the noise enema was of the most gorgeous
But Mr. Mama had more spirit than skill
f,eere; the performance, though delayed till
bad left England, betty-Jed marks or i.
Preleueties and the entwine were wearied
sustmive length et Iln opera in five Was
London, England, 1849-05-14

FRANCE.

FARM, Buiroar, &30 rat
The elections have bees conducted all day with
such quiet that It is impossible to distinguish this hem
say other Sunday
.when the sun is brillisat sad the
Panama throng m the Boulevards and Champs
Epees. The greater number of electors wait tall
to-morrow to record their votes. The result will not
be known in Perim till Thursday.
In the Assembly, the affair relative to General
Changernier did not come to a debate : it hid been
previously engaged between M. Odillon Barret and
M. Menem that a paragraph would appear is the
ifontleer this morning on the subject. That
accordingly contains a semi-apology, to the forwirilag
effect :
She president of the town having sansesearil at the
tribune that be would demand ezplaastioes respes&g the
cedar of the day attributed to General Changeraler, the km.
has instantly coneate forward to acet that there
patent
been so entre du jeer ba the army ce the maim at
the letter of the president of the republic. la hie opacity
• esmmander et the lest mihtuy division, the
mately himself to =akin to dm guest
the Owns epees this expression of the president's 7
for oar brave soldiers. lie did m Were the =to
whisk this letter elute is the Amembly, sod ea the
may day that the galled patine amettisa to it.
The bee. penal that he malt net understand what
eases tow National Alma* email' hod in the hose,
seseeetim ea he Mil the eights mil morespeime of NM of die
great poems of the Mang to whisk be biesosif bed the hisser
to been.
Were the Assembly to live longer, it is probable
that it would not rest satisfied with melt an apology.
General Chengarnier, it may be reinarluid. his
set entered in the Assembly since the publication of
the press asst's letter. As the budget of war was not
gMtbdM yesterday, the chamber will sit spin ea
Maley to semplete it In that portion of it which
wee dineent het evening, a reduction of 700,000 fr.
upon the credit demanded for the expenses of ice-
houses was voted. as also a reduction of 12,000 francs
on the salary of the governor-general of Algeria.
The following is the text of a proposition which
the members of the Mountain were to have placed on
the Wow, had the scrutiny not given a ine,fority to
ministers on Friday
Ice weenerstice Wake ears will:10moms the republic,
noseeelly as well as ezteradl , the Pietism' Ceenitusat
Awns* Cerium that the iieetims
flail for the 13th of
Mel theb aA tam pees ti.l the lint week in July.
to Friday Light, whilst the demesne' wen
meditating these projects, a meeting of 900 err 900
patriots took place at the Derriere de Sews., to hear
floe reading of an address to the Roma perks
which wee ananiasomly adopted.
The committee of justice, to which was riga
the prepaid= for instantly liberating the
wavicte arrened. envious to the 27th of tire=
gnaided far the manna of the eneasare.
Dy a decision lately takes, no tire-erns en la
taken is pledge at th• Moat a. Pink. To alit o
mosey no Smarr they nest ia future be soli
There is an Avian policy to this.
Maass de Ruapy, wits at Clewed a•
London, England, 1849-05-14

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—The National of Saturday
oonteins intelligence from Rome to the 4th inst., lut
there is no later news than that contained in the fol-
lowing letter from our correspondent:
ROME, MAT 3.
The Eing.of Naples, who has good correspondents
in Rome, is in a most desperate fix, or rather ' funk."
Ile is some ten or twelve miles off, with ten or twelve
thousand followers, and has halted, perfectly astounded
at the defeat of the French and the announcement
that there are 50,000 musket men ready to greet him
in that Eternal City. The upshot of the affair will
be an immediate advance of some 20,000 Romans to
cut off his retreat, and put the whole of them to the
sword.
The ardour of the population is something terribly
awful, and the spirit of old Rome is evoked from its
grave of centuries.
The French are now 25 miles off, and there is no
intimation of any idea on their part of giving any
farther trouble.
The firing of the French artillery has injured the
upper part of St. Peter's and a portion of the Veti-
.
can gat
Col. itl33letti and Gen. Garibaldi are both badly
wounded, but the latter keeps his saddle, and is as
active as ever.
Madame Potemkin (an Irish lady) has got safe to
Frascati, and gives a most curious account of the
effect of the battle as seen from that hill.
We read in the Semaphore of Marseilles : " Every-
thing announces that the Neapolitan troops have been
attacked before their snivel at Rome by the corps of
Garibaldi, which went out to meet them. The pas-
sengers on board the Lyeurgne, when between Gaeta
and Civita Vecchia, heard the firing of cannon in the
direction of Albano."

GERMANY.
London, England, 1849-07-26

II:be Court.

OSBORNE, WEDNESDAY.-lEs It yel Iligtintee
the ranee Albert left Osborne, attended by Colonel the
Hon. C. B. Pnipps sod Colow I S.ymour, at half-past seven,
and proceeded in the Fairy yacht to Sonthsmp on, eat route
to Pailst.d, where Lis ItJyal Liiibneas lays the first stone of
the proposed breakwater.
Tnere was no addition to the royal dinner party yesterday.
Lord and Lady Bloomfield left Osborne this day, on their
return to London.

CABINET DINNER.—The Lord President of the
Connell (the Marquis of Lansdowne) gave a grand dinner
last evening at Lansdowne House to the following members
of the Cabinet:—Lord John Russell, the Earl of Minto,
the Earl Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Lord C ,mpbell, the
Marquis of Clanriearde, the R ght lion. S:r Chu. Wood,
the Right Hon. Henry Laboncti re, the Right Hon. Sir G.
Grey, the Right Hon. Sir F. Thornhill Baring, and the
Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hobhouse.

THE FRENCH EMBASSY.—Madame Dronyn de
l'Huye hes arrived at Hertford House from Patti., to . eamin
with his Excellency the French Ambassador during his'
sojourn in this country.
THE MAECILIODIESS OF NORMANBY has arrived in
London from the British embasey at Pafis, on a short visit
to her relating in this country.
London, England, 1849-07-26

was undoubtedly the common law of the land—that large
aimmiaiia of p, .coons, attended with circumstances celcu-
la•ed to die•urh tee public pe..ce, w,re il:egal. (Meer,
luar.) An invo.ti?ation cons now !nom eding in Ireland,
Wei the dr unist.toces o' the Iste affray, under the man►g--
meat of Mr. Bet wick, Q C.
THE CAPE.
Mr. FIUME had, within Ut' list few hour., received a
s•►tement from the Cape of G .od Mope, referring to a
petition from the English residents, praying that they might
be all ,wed to carry on their own govcrum, nt, and stating
that it they were so allowed to conduct their own affairs,
they should net require a single shilling from the imperial
treasury. They added also that the Kaffir war, and all the
txpehses consequent upon it, had been undertaken alto-
gether without their sanction or concurrence. lie wished
to know what the government were going to do in the
matter.

W-•—•
Mr. HAWES said he had received no notice of the quea-
ion ; but he would endeavour to give an answer to-morrow.
HUNGARY.
L-rd D. STUART wished to tick a question of the noble
lord at the head of the Foreign-office. lie had seen it
stated en several continental papers that, in consequence oli
an arc ugtmeot between France and Austria, the troops of
France were to occupy Ancona eid the neighbouelacol, in
or ler that the Austrian troops might be available for the
war in Hungary.
Vi-count PALMERSTON said that no intimation of such
a nature had reached tier Majesty's government, and he had
no reason to suppers that there was any foundation for such
a report.
BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT MEMBERS BILL.
Mr. MOFFAT said, as he saw no pr aspect of carrying
this bill in the present session, he should cot now further
proceed with it ; but should again introduce it early next
session.
London, England, 1849-07-26

MANCHESTER, July 25.

STOCK-EXCHANOW.—The market opened rather flat spin,
in
quotations by electric telegraph cominglower from Lend" prices
in several deeerlptions detect, in North 91adonts, declined to
a slight extant There ma not much stook eateries, however, and
the news bed the effect Of limiting Weiner ratbwt than tented prkee.

BIRMINGHAM, July 26.

STOCIt EXCK&NOIL—Thor market wee fist, but Mill thin
as indications that an improvement will be eaperieneed betare s may
lasi time bee eispeed. Guaranteed stooks see daily more insoles&
k. Tosisy Lord= sad North Western New Qaarters bent 60a. at
Nana ; North SUSI* at 41 ; Booth Btafibrds at 41 db.; sad
m'eneister Cam's et el.
London, England, 1849-07-26

public atziety. 'the last and most severe blow tint
ein bs tic numeral wuu'd be the rejection of the '
republican r °tem trom circulation. Cora ruing this
mea-tr,e moth mystery is observed ; but I am &avoid,
front a ga d seunt that the present minister of
fltar.ce, I.uria.., decid,Alr oppostd to it, and that
express testiuttioLs have been demanded by him
from tie theta authorities. Claims from British
subjec s upon the Benie, French, atd Austrian
authorities, for loss a occasioced by the operations of
war, I are 'been pre cited 0 an enormous amount, and
will giee plenty of work to the foreign-office.
'the municipality, which has conducted itself from
find to last in a manner deservitFe of the highest en-
comium, has been obliged to resign in order to tsvape
the perpetual selicitaii,l s, amounting almost to com-
mand, on the part of Oudinut for a deputation of some
of its Nit mbar to repair to Gaeta and supplicate the
retain of the Po,•e.
Osribildi st II maintains his position in the Umbel, en
asountairs. ejecta:cello, alto was at first said to be
arrested, has sec aided in joining him. Orders have
been received f our l'.irce Borghese, who is at Naples,
to close his villa. Whether it will ever ba re-op ,ned
to the public is a question ; rut anwhi'e a regiment of
French dragoons, hitherto very pictaresvely e
camped Dear the fountain of the marine horses, has
come into the city t up other goartira.
fro
SPAIN.

Oer corr. spontent writes:
MADRID, JULY 19.—rhe Tariff Bill has received
the to, alt.n, and the bill with all its details of
tariff du its will be tv.t reedy ant put into ex cuuun
about the 13th of August.
Oentral the prey r,t director-general of the
artillery, the jr. reral wno rendered himself cinspi-
mous as one of thc, first who " pronounced" against
Etpartero. and marched upon Madrid in 11413, will
be named Dike of It tivrts, and speointed &mbar-
soder extraordioary to •he northern prwers, in con-
tinustioo of the mission held by General Z rcu de
Vane.
Borm. kyr 19,- Five
per eRnIA., 2131 account. Four per
Ceet+., IQ account. Five per fret+. 14munt. Coulee+, 6, paper.
Basset st. sl In le 'Etellaspe on Lonal.o, 60.67 i.
London, England, 1849-07-26

MONEY MARKET.

WZDUSDAY RVINIXO.
The English funds today gradually declined 1 per '
cent from the opening prime, which were for Con-
sols kr account at 93, and f.w money at 921 ; they
than pee way for the greaterpart of theday,andwere
last done at 921 fur account, and 921 for money,
clang, according to the official lists, at 92/ to for
money, and at 921 to for account. There was,
however, a slight reaction towards the close of busi-
ness, and according to the opinions of many of the
leading men on 'Change, the closing prices might
with great correctness be quoted at 92/ for money,
and 921 for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced
were done at 93 and 921. The Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents. at 931 and 1.
Exchequer Bills were dealt in at from 47e. to 50s.
premium, and India Bonds at 82a. and 842. premium.
Bask Stock realised 1991. Long Annuities, 8 15-18
and 9; ditto, 30 yeare,lB69, 813-16 ; ditto, 30 years,
1880, 8 11-16.
The French Rental coming to-day 35 cents to 50
cents lower, a large sale of money stock by an influen-
tial broker, and a variety of other money stocks dis-
posed el in small amounts, operating twos a flat
naleloot; sae amiped as the chief causes of the depres-
Sin *slimed in the English fends to-day. There was,
berwever, a better feeling manifested towards the close
et
lemisees, and the market assumed a firmer tone.
Ifs foreign securities, with the exception of
Remden, which declined 1 percent., haws not varied
anterially to-day, nor was the amount of business
• Ism la then on a large scale, The inhalations of
I lay are the following, derived front authestio
Brazilian Bonds at 84; ditto New Bomb,
• UN and 1839, at 821. Buenos Ayres at 441. Danish
inn per Cents.,lB49, at 97# and 98. Grenada at 18.
Iffissferose a asepeas. at 27 sad 261. Peruvian Four'
b. Alen, 1849, at 511 ; ditto Deferred at 14.1
" • Foes per Cents at 30*. Bataan at 1061
sr 11. Sish Five per Cents. for Account at 181,
to I, tad panYeaezaela at 231. Two.and-a-lialf per I
London, England, 1849-07-26

THE CHOLERA.

The Board of Health issued the following mints
of cases occurring in the metropolis yesterday :
Attacks. Deaths.
In London and vicinity
In England and Wales 270 101
In Scotland
Total 6OO 117
Reports of seven inquests held yesterday on persons who co
previously died of cholera in various parts of London embed
us, but they contained no special facts interesting enough to
print.

IMPORTANT FACTORY CASE.—TIIE RELAY STWEI.L
—On Monday an important case to the manufacturing tke•
tricta was heard at the New Bailey Court-house, Man-
chester, in whicn was involved the legality of working
factories by relays of hands, protected by the bill et 1817.
The magistrates on the bench were Messrs. Trafford sad
Brandt, and the defendants were Messrs. Erman aced
Bugles, silk-manufacturers, of West-lane (about three ma.
from Manchester). The defendants appeared to answer as
information, charging them with working Elizabeth an
more than ten hours in one day.—Mr. B. B. B. Ohba
stated that the facts of the cane were, that on the 2nd of
July Elizabeth Hall was working in the defendants' finch
at half-past seven in the evening, end that in the same fee'
tory, on the same day, Eliza Birch commenced working at
six in the morning, and that, therefore, counting Has kens
of work from six o'clock, when Birch began working (dart.
ing one hour and a half for meals) she had worked on that day
12 hours.—Mr. Erman, one of the defendants, said he motet
leave himself in the hands of the court, as he found that to
notice was wrong, and he was, therefore, unable to support
a defence.—Mr. Cobbett said that as there were infamies:us
in only two cases out of a great number that had, in
faatf
occurred, he pressed far the highest penalty.—Mr. Traffo
rsrs
said that the bench were of opinion that the offences hot
been committed under the impressiou that it was not nevi
and therefore they thought the lowest penalty onl Ihmtl6
be inflicted.—Mr. Brandt said that this can musty soils
taken as any judgment of the bench upon the legal goo'
lion. He had looked carefully into the law, and U the quer
lion had come before him he should have been quite prepared
to give hia judgment, and his reasons for that judgment.;
Mr. Trafford said he, too had considered the question, Ina
undentanding the question was to be argued before that
court, he had endeavoured to obtain the assistance of
away of his professional brethren as he could.
London, England, 1849-07-26

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
OXFORD. JTLY 25.—MAO0ALIN CULLEOII.—The deletion
of demies ..f Matdalen College terminated this aforsoon in
favour of Mews. Frederick Meadows Wei..., commoner a
BaII4,ICA/se ; E.gmald Bird, commoner of Trinity Cello g
and B lima Mill. ono. tier of Magdalen College. Tee Rev.
John Itigaud and Mr. John Walter Knight, demi. s, will
to-naorriw moored to the two vacant fellowship, the forme'
on the Winchester Foundation and the latter on the North-
araptonehirz Foundation.

P. .—Rey. JOSEPH BROWN CO Walton NV,W
R., Pemb., dio. St. David's ; value, 1702 ; pop., 614 ; pat.,
himself.
Rey. Joint Erman,* 'o Llanwonen, V. Cardig., dio. St.
David's ; 102/. ; p u., th. Bi.bop I.l' St. David's.
VACANT.—Perrat-U hnoe Eset. ; 6001,
with residents ; Rev. W. M. Johnson, die.; pat., Lady
Carrington.

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, JULY 25 -APPOINTMENTS.-To Royatial-
Command. r: W. I'. Bates and Lieut nant C. A. 11. Pasco.
Fisgard-Meetees•Auistarit R. Pitman.
PORTSMOUTH, July 25.-Sir T. B. C.pel, Port Admiral,
left this yeste3day in Firequeen, st..tender, to b.' present at
Portland this day. The Sphinx proceeded to Portland on
Monday with Marine band, guard of honour, and battery
of ariatry for saluting. The Victorie and Albert yacht
left Osborne this ny.rning about 6 o'cl, els with Prince
Albert, to lay the firs. stone of the new work. Stromboli,
5t..14 arrived yeiterday from eastward, and was immesh.
stele ordered on to Portland. Pantaloon, brig, sails this day
for Devot port, weather permitting, and will await orders at
that pert.
Plaza MONEY.-Notiee is given in Tuesday 'a Gazette
that an account is about to be exhibited in the registry 01 the
High Court of Admirshy, showing the amount of bounties
received for the Princess& ados Isabel, a Brazilian slave
venel, captured by her Majesty's sloop Siren, on the 3rd of
April, 1848.
AcrEog.-Notice is also given to the commodore, and to
the captain, officers, and ship's company of her Majesty's
ship Actreon, who were actually on board at the capture of
the Brazilian briaustioe Orsga, on the 26th July, 1847, that
th. y will be paid their r. spec.ive propor:iens arising frogs
the said capture, on the 7th of August nt It, at No. 10, John-
street' Adelpbi ; and all sh res not then claimed will be re-
called every Tuesday and Friday for three months (Allowing,
pursuant to set of parliament -Consnodore, 1281. 15s. 1014.;
I.t clue, 5441. 15s. 61d. ; 3rd class, 541. 9s. did.; 4th class,
271. 45.91.1. ; sth class, 241. 10s, 31d. ; 6th elan. 161.6 s lOad.:
7th clay. 131 12s. 44.1. ,• Bth clan, 101 17s. 1011. •, 9th clan,
81. 3z scl' ; 10th class. 61. Bs. 111 d. ; 11th class, 41. 11.81 d. ;
12th clasa, 21. 14,. 54d. ; 13th class, 21. Os. 101d.-Junrs
CHIPPESDALI, Agent.
MOVEMENTS-July 15. Gibraltar: Arrogant, et:frig. ;
Jonas, st..ship, eyrie. d 14th.-18. Lisbon: Blazer, st.-shin,
from the coast of Africa; squadron healthy, except Cen-
taur. Report gave out that the boats of the Alert bad been
beaten off by a Felucca slaver, wits the loss of Lieut. Shaw,
and five men killed and seven wounded.
London, England, 1849-07-26

Every preopret p
The church .loos is

The rev. gentleman stated that he had seen in the coons of
his ambles that "reel siirical antiquity" the Bishop of
Easter, and he proceeded to 0. some ;amusing insiai cei
of what • had heard from kis lords' ip's lira
The Rev. Sust:n. °abate and t4c. Mee. Mr. Wets neat
*damned the aud.eece upon the subjec. of Christian stead-
fastness; after which a letter was read from Sir Culling
Hadley. spologising for hit inablity to be present.
The Rev. THOMAS DISNEY was the last speaker. He
advised the meeting to ch.ain copies of the bill of coats in
Mr. Inewe's ease, wit ch were now published in sheets, aid
to frame and hang them up as a cnriosi. y. He assured them
that the items were well worth the toxibleof pentad. They
would settle to illustrate cne particular property which,
according to St. Paul, • biehop should always pose.., and
that wan, vigilance. The Rahop of Exeter was uncommonly
vigilant—(. bear, hear," and laughter)—fur he seemed to
be watching all the ecclesiastics and people in his ilium',
and coming down up,n them ii they offended. (" Hear,"
and renewed laughter.)
Tait proceedings terminated about eleven o'clock.

GERMANY.

IMPORTANT VICTORY BY THE
HUNGARIANS.
London, England, 1849-07-26

THE ARCILEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

SALISBURY. WiDIIIIBDAT.
The members re assembled at eight o'clock yester-
day evening, for • conversaziutte, the Aargau of North-
ampton presiding.
A paper was read by the secretary, from the Rev. B.
Duke, of Lake Rouse, Wilts, in illustration of his theory as
to the astronomical character of Stonehenge, and of its uses
as an animal ealeadar among the Druids.
The Deana( linnarono gave as interesting account of
the result of researches prosecuted by him last week is the
barrows in the neighbourhood of Abury. These researches
esuiblished the fact, that the Romans bed need the borrows
as places of sepulture long after their original tenants, the
ancient Britons, had been deposited therein. For example,
one of the barrows opened by the dean cootained (ragmen's
of • very rude urn, of British manufacture, with the bones
of • child; while, in the same barrow were the burnt bones
of • person of large size, interred after the Roman fashion,
and pieces of veritable Saugus ware surrounded these latter
remains. In enothi r barrow, the dean found us less than
83 Rooms mint (all brass), tome of them as late as Con-
stantine. The learned &an pointed out that these dig.
orreries disclosed a new feature in the history of the barrows
in North Wilts, which were hitherto supposed to be exclu-
sively places of British sepulture, whereas it now sppears
that they were likewise toed by the Romans, or that the
natives bid gradually introduced Roman euttOms amongst
them, until they had fully adopted the manners of that peo-
ple in respect to their mode of intermat. The table was
covered with the produce of tLete researches, which excited
great interest in the meeting. The dean also reported that
the tunnel in prof. em under Salisbury-Lid had been ad.
voiced to with,n about two feet of the centre, where the
east, or deposit of runnier, is expected to be found; but that
the workman had been ordered to su.pend operations until
the members were present to witch the anticipated diacove-
ries, for which purpose the dean prepaid en excursion
thither ost Wednesday next.
This morals, the masher/ proceeded on their first ex-
cursion, carriages ethic provided to convey them to Ames-
bary, where they will inspect the numerous British tunnels
in that neighbourhood, end afterwards vihit Stonehenge and
Old Serum. A splendid dj. ,vice has bean provided for the
numbers by Sir Edmund Ax.trybus on the site of Vespasien's
mop, near Amesbury.
London, England, 1849-07-26

THE NASSAU BALLOON.-MIRACULOUS
Iit3CAPE OF Tin; xtIONAUTS.

LYE evening, serval hundreds entembled in
Vauxhall-gardens, to witntre the !ascent of the Nassau
Whim. At seven o'clock, the b dloon having been suffi-
ciently inflated, Mr. Charles Green, the veteran remnant;
Mrs. Green, his wire ; Mr. and Mrs Ones, his nephew and
his wife ; Mira Oren, and Miss Gmenne, of Vas:ball-
gardens ; Ur. Criewshey,tl.... Iron 1616104; Mr. Stephens, Ur.
Farmer, Captain Osdn, anti Mr. Pierer, making altogether
eleven individuals, got into the ear, and on the hoop attached
to the balloon, and the word "all right" having beta given,
the ropes were needn't!, and the ponderous nubble
mounted late the air in very rood style. The balloon pro-
ceeded to a north-eastern o'llo4, but it was soon observed
that it was dr.cending rapidly. Mr. Green, who was mated
in the car, perceineg the extreme danger, commenoed
emptying the sand bap of :aline as quickly as he pomiibly
could, but even this did not protect the gradual sinking.
On passing intr. the St. Georges-road, near West-tquare,
the balloon landed on the roots of the houses, Nos. 94 and
96. on the north side of the landon-read. The ear, in which
seven of the aeronauts were stated, struck the front of the
house wiih considerable violence, 90 inch sr., that three of
the persons who were statd.rg on the hoop were thrown
forward on the roof, which fortunately happened to be a flit
one, but the fourth clung to th- network' f the lagoon. The
machine tot ing thus relieved trom the weight of three of its
occupants, and having fortunately escaped perforation, in-
stantly teas into the air to a considerable altitude, when a
fresh current of aircanin it is a nuttier y directim, appa-
rently towards Croydon.
The three iadinehials, who had thus fortunately escaped,
descended through • trap-door of an injoining beer-ship
heaths roof, reached the 9:999:, and having procured a eab,
dm* tie fest as they could to the gardens, to relieve their
friends and the visitors from their painful anxiety.
A good deal of injury is done to the houses in the London-
road, sae of which is occupied by Mr. Cross, who is a marine
Mere dealer, and the other by Mr Hammond, a hair-dreaser.
The coping stone for about ten or twelve feet has been
tattled on to the roofs, and the chimneys are damaged,
se that it will take ten or a dean of pones to retatolt
The friend. of** parties who had escaped with the
continued in a state of much anxiety for their ultimate safety,
and the return of Mr. Green, or some of the pasty, to the
gardens was looked for with much interest.
A messenger afterwards arrived at Vauxhall gardens,
einveliag the information thee, after paring over a great
portion ut the county of tient, the balloon was safely
settled upon terra firma in an open field within half a mile
of Stith church.
London, England, 1849-07-26

CASUALTIES.

(inei our i

Albion, of Scarhoroush, from Dalhousie, was at anchor 29th
ult. between the Magda en and Bryon Islands, atter being
On shore en Bryon Island Reef; rudder trunk much di,
starre,S, and rudder apparently gone, toprallutt-masts and
yards down and maintop-sail unbent.—Cardiff, July 24.
Scantandtr, Rule, bound to the Isle of Pines, was wrecked
oa a reef of rocks off Neff Caledonia, Feb 15 ; muter ad
Ores men saved, 27 men drowned.

£IRIYZD.

MAILS._

Hantburg
Holland
Lisbon..
'Pacitle
India TA Southampton
India via Msripilles
Boston and Halifax
Mexico and llavannah
West India
Brazil

ARRIVED.

beL

Aug. 7
July 28
0
Aug. 1
Auk. 22
Aug. 7
July 25

Alicante
Jamaica
Rica
Quebec
Yodels
London, England, 1849-07-21

SOUTH AMERICA.

By her Majesty's store-ship, Adventure, which ar-
rived at Portsmouth yesterday, we hare dates from
No to 28th of May. Bverything was still in the
am deplorable state at Meets Video as when the
laMssoH, brought by the Columbus, arrived. The
Weerdeseatethed of a =stews, through the
al the Preach WM 110 longer
esters bed. No menissalostlea with the shore by
the Bridle mswetwar was allowed by General
Bows.

L._
London, England, 1849-07-21

POLICB.-YESTERDAY.

SOUTHWARK.
ALLROED FRAUD By A COUNTY COURT AORNT.—J.
Smith wee brought up for final examination, charged with
embezzlement and fraud while in the employ of Mean.
Johnson and Orave, linen-drspers, Nachman-street,
Borough. The prisoner was emploJed by the prosecutors as
• County Court 4ent, Maid in the :roomy of debts from
their customers. About eight weeks ago he left their ser-
vice, when they ascertained that he had unlawfully collected
money from venous pi ople and ted it to his own use.
He had also settled ezicution debts without their consent,
and used the money himself. Their loss was upwards of a
hundred pounds.
Witnesses in support of the charge having been examiner],
Mr. Seeker said teat under all the circumstances he felt
bound to commit the prisoner for trial. He would however
accept bail fur his appearance at the Summer Assizes for
Surrey, himself in SO., and two sureties in 401. each.

RAILWAYS.

TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK.

Name of Itrilwsy.

1849.

1848.
London, England, 1849-07-21

MANCHESTER, July 20.

Stoat-Excamion.—T hen was rather a large business
done, at lisproeed prima. and the market was mocebrisk sad buoyant
[ than ter some days pm.

BIRMINGHAM, Joh, 20.

STOCII-EXITITAMOk.—This market has been rather gat
again today ; in fact. leis is generally belleeed to be a " bear" so.
count, which may account foe the remarkable decline in priocednring
the bog few days. To-day Midlands base been done at 68, awl Eli.
mlaibma Canals at 83g.

LEEDS. July 20.

Sromt-Excoarron—As compared with the last two days
we have had an improvement to the extent of the transactions actu-
ally made. East and Want Yorkshire preference shares have this
moraine been dune at 4/. 16a. 3/1.• West Riding Unions at Xi din. •
Ibirsk Pixteruiirms (ISis) at 346 Gedia. and York and North Midland
preference at 21
London, England, 1849-07-21

SPAIN.

The session of the Spanish Chambers wu formally
closed on the 14th. In the Senate General Narvaez,
president of the council, who was in full uniform, read
the royal decree for the closing. The Espana says,
that the government intends to send an expedition
againetthe Moors, on account of their repeated attacks
on Melilla. M. Mon, minister of finance, was to re-
main in Madrid, to superintend the carrying into
effect of the new Tariff Bill. General Narvaez was
about to proceed to Puerto Ilano, in the province of
La Mancha, to drink the waters, which have been
recommended for a complaint with which he is
■ficted. The number of refugees who had returned
to Spain in consequence of the recent anpesty,
was 2,700.

Nkomo, JQLtr 14.—Three per Ceuta., 26 paper; Four per Ceuta.,
101 ; rive per Ceuta., Ilh paper. Coupons, 7 paper. bank of dt.
gardnzand, b 0 money. Exchange on Loudon. 30.60.

THE REPRESENTATION OF LONDON.

List night a numerously attended meeting of the electors
of the City of London was held in the large room of Ander.
ton's Hotel, Fleet-street, for the purpose of securing the
election of Sir James Duke as one of the representatives of
the City of L radon. Mr. Deputy Obbard was in the chair,
and in opening the proceedings, said that he was deputed to
express to the meeting the thanks of the Lord Mayor for the
great kindness shown to his lordship, and to say that if
intrusted with the great honour of repnienting them in par-
liament, he would do all that he possibly could to promote
the trade and: prosperity of that, the moat important city in
the world. Messrs. Low, Edwards. and Kirk addressed the
meeting in advocacy of the Lord Mayor's claims on the sup-
port of the constituency. A conversation on the sanitary
condition of the city arose incidentally, in the coursed which
several gentlemen expressed a confident h ,pe that Sir J.
Duke, it elected, would direct bis especial attention to the
carrying out of measures calculated to remove or alleviate
the existing visitation. A vote of thanks to the chairman
*hoed the proceedings.

VISIT OF THE LORD MAYOR TO PUDDLE AND
WEITOPRIttaII Mum—From the representations made by
the Ward Inquest of Farringdon a day or two since to the
Lord Mayor of the state of these docks, his lordship, on
Thursday afternoon, privately paid them a visit ; but unfor-
tunately, when his lordship arrived, it was birth water, con-
sequently he was unable to form an opinion of the real state
of these muddy cesspools. His lordship, it is understood, or
dered the filling up of Whitefriars-dock forthwith. The
visit of the Lord Mayor to this focus of filth will in all pro-
bability abate the nuisance.
London, England, 1849-07-28

gbe Court.

OSBORNE, FRIDAY.—Her Majesty nod His Royal
Highness, accompanied by his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, attended
by toe Countess of Charlemont, his Exs. fleecy the Chevalier
Bunsen, the Equerries in Waiting, and Col. the Hon. C. B.
Phipps, went yesterday to the Biz iar, at St. Clair, held for
the benefit of the County and Isle of Wight Infirmary.
Colonel the HOll. and Mrs. Phipps were included in the
Royal dinner party yesterday.
This Chevalier 'Bunsen left Osborne this morning for
London.

A deputation, conersting of the following noblemen
and gentlemen, had an interview yesterday with Lord John
Russell, on the subject of steam communication with
Australia :—E ,r 1 Talbot, Lord Na.', M.P., Mr. Adderly,
M P., Use. A. Pette, Mr. Mark i 3 yd, Hon. Mr. s'olle-
mache, M.P., Mr. Aglionby, M.P., Baron Meyer Roths-
child, Wm. F. Scots, M.P., Mr. Mangles, M.P., Mr. De
Salis, Mr. Logan Mr. Duncan, M.P., and Mr. Todd.
Mr. John Hart and Mr. Edward Allen had an
interview with the COMILiSIiOIICTS of her Majesty's Wood/
and Forests yesterday, respecting the Quadtant.