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The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-01

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Tee market a.-day is rather fist in tone.attt; following
priers Town Tal;ow is quoted at 38s. ; Petersburg Y. C.
on the spot, 361, 94. to ns.; October to December, 381. 33.;
ditto, separate months. 3tip. 6d.
The market f x the last week has shown that &gond steady
consumptive demand continues fur Russian Y. C., but at the
tam time there is little activity in the market; former
terms eve !totem r maintained, and the market closes steady.
P.Y C. on the spot has been taken to a fair extent at 375. to
36.. 93. for first sort Ukraine, and 365. 3d. to 365. 6d. for
common qualities. For delivery all next month there are
sellers at &le 61 to 365. 9d., but few takers. In new for Oct.
to Dee. delivery there is little t iepositien shown to purchase,
and there are now sellers at 38s. 31 to 381. GIL, but few
good buyers to be met with. A few parcels of Odessa sheep
hive bean sold at 365. to 36e. 61 In Sydney or South Ame-
rican little doing, buyers supplying their wants at the weekly
public sales. South American 31s. to 38s. Gd. Sydney ox
314. to 355, 24., sheep 355. 63. to 365. 6d. per cwt. The
&Hetet.% continue on a large scale, being for the half-week
ending Wednesday rather above 750 cks. The stock is now
rather less than last year at this time, and prices are about
21. lower than at that time. Arrivals this week are 2355 eke
2333 plies. horse made continues in good supply, and sells
readily at 355. Gd. to 351. 9J. for first quality, net cash.

A PV.NNY BANK.— A meotiug for the oe'ablishmeat
of a Pet of Bank at Cheshunt, was held on Thursday
I veiling tut. Mr. &Age, one of the churchwardrne was
app.lieted treasurer, and Mr. J. Cladsby honorary steretars.
London, England, 1850-06-01

VW Court.

OSBORNE, MAT 31.
The Queen and Prince Albert walked early this
morning in Oeborne-park. The Prince of Wales, the
Princess Royal, and younger members of the royal family,
walked and rode ae usual. There was no addition yesterday
to the royal dinner party. Mr. Doo, historical tog rrrrr to
he Majesty, had the homouryesterday of exhibiting his
print of Curreggices " Enos Homo," to Prince Albert at
Osborne.

The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duchess of
Cambridge yesterday at Cambridge House.
The Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Lady
Augusta Cadogan and Mr. Esmond Mildmay, nocoured
Laity Wilde with her company on Thursday evening, at
her residence in Eaton square.
A committee from the pariah of St. Dionia Back-
church, had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday,
and placed in th'.. heads a his lordships petition in rapport
of the Metropolitan Interments Bill from the above pariah.
The calamities consisted of the Rev. George Kemp, H.A.
(Curate), Mr. Christopher D. Hayes (Churchwarden), Mr.
Charles Whits, Mr. Edward Beads, Mr. G. A. IL Capes,
Mr. E. Colyir, and Mr. George Singer (Hon. Secretary.)
A deputation of the directors of the Dublin and
Drogheds Railway Company had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Ercbmiuer yesterday at his °Metal reel-
daces in Downinustmet. The deputation consisted of Mr.
George A. Hamilton, M.P. (chairman), Mr. James W.
Wedged (deputy-chairman), bar. R. D. Kane (solicitor), and
Mr. William Eva= fdireetor), and was aoeompanied D 7 Mr.
John Bright, DI P., Mr. J. Brotherton, M.P., the Brght
Hon. T. !Sibiu Gibson, M.P., Mr. James Heywood, M. ..
Mr. William Brown, hi P., Mr. Jams Kershaw, M.P.,
Mr. Joseph Napier, H.P., the Hoe. C. P. Villiers, M.P.,
Mr. W. M. Portman', K. , and Mr. Thomas Thornily, M.P.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo-
nial-onto' from the Governors of the Gambia and St. Helene.

Mr. W. G. Rogers had the honour yesterday din
Interview with the Queen and Prince Albeit at Osborne,
tird deliver,d the carved bcswood cradle executed by
him for the infant Prince. Her Majesty and his Royal
Hiiihnesa evprisseil their approbation of the design and
workmanship.

COTTON FROM APZICA.—Thu COMMeroial Auooiu
lion of Miutzheater have received a small consignment of
five bales of iadigennua cotton from Natal to dispose of in
this market. It is of rather a darkish yellow colour, but
the staple is long, and iu the present state of the market
it is valued at Ted. to 71d. per lb. Thee' driblets con-
tinue to peewee an interest here, as showiug that attention
is attracted to the poetibility of cotters growing is various
countrier, though considerable incredulity seism as to sity
large permanent supply being Utely tv be had for many
yew to cone which shall serve to tali back upon is case
the American market should again fail us.
London, England, 1850-06-01

ROMAN STATES.

In his letter of the 24th May, our Boman corre-
spondent states that strict orders had been icsued by
the government for the non-promulgation of the Pope's
speech. No satisfactory explanations had been given
by Cardinal Antonelli to the British consul's official
note. He gives several instances of the political
aggressions of the abirri, whilst robberies were un-
hindered by them both in the capital and the pro-
vinces. The prisoners in the Coveri Nuove had made
a desperate attempt to escape, and Cernuschi, Ca-
pions, and Calandrelli had been transferred to St.
Michael's Hospital.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.

In the second edition of the Cbloyne Gazette, of
Thursday, we find the following telegraphic despatch
from the Prussian Minister of the Interior to the
authorities of Cologne :
0 Baum+, Mac 21.
" His Majesty has slept quietly the whole night,
and is free from fever. The swelling and pain have
abated. The appearance of the wound a sibs-
factory."

DARMSTADT, MAY 25.—The Chamber of Re-
presentatives have unanimously rejected the bill to
impose • stamp duty on newspapers.

FRANCE.
London, England, 1850-06-01

THS CENSUS

In answer to a question from Mr. NEWDZOATI,
Sir G. GREY said that it was.the intention of the govern-
ment to bring in a bill dazing this session authorising a
Genius to be taken nem peer, which was the proper time, and
which must be pared this session. It would be brought in
in sufficient time, bat he could not now stake the precise
period when it would be introduced
COUNTY POLICE.

Mr. FRB WEN said that io returnsr;lative to the County
Polies, one or two counties, viz., Bast Sussex and (Homes-
te rehire, had made no return. Ho wished to know if theirs
was any objection to requiring the authorities to fill up the
returns?
Sir 0. GREY said that East Salt I and Gloucestershire
had not tilled up the return, as the information required
only related to the population in the divisions of the comm•
bulary, which were the use as had been given on previous
returns. It was nor, therefore, worth while to hays as
amended return, as all the information required would be
found In the previous returns,
METROPOLITAN INTERMENT BILL.

Lord D. STUART would appeal to the right hen. gen-
tleman the Some Secretary whether, ender all the cir-
cumstances, he would proceed with the Metropolitan Inter-
ment Bill on Monday evening. The amendments were
not few sr trifling, for nine or ten new clauses had been
introduced, and there ought to be time given to consider
their effect. They might be improvements or not, but in
common Mimes time should be given to consider thi.m, and
he hoped the bill would be postponed at least until Friday.
Sir DB LACY EVANS wished to make • similar appeal
on behalf of his constituents.

Sir GI. GREY said he thought the request every unreason-
able one. The ameadmenta related to an alteration in the
principle of compensation under this bill. The hon. member
for Bodmin had given notice of a motion on going into com•
mines to refer ihe bill to a select committee, and he (Sir 0
they) wished to give him an opporunity of asking that
motion. If his noble friend (Lord D. Stuar )in committee
came to any new clause which he said he had not had time
to consider, he would postpone such clause, but he certainly
intended going on with the bill on Monday.
Sir B HALL also wished the right hon. g:ntlieraan to give
further time for the considerstiln of the bill.
London, England, 1850-06-01

MEDICAL.

APOTHICARIZEI. TlALL.—Naves of gentlemen who passed
their *Remington in the *ciente and practices of medicine,
and received certificates to practise, on Thursday, May 30,
IS6O ; —Thomas Coke Mop, St. Cie rge'r, rmuds ; Charles
Joseph Bullock, Cosagletoo ; Henry Allen Aldred, Black
Wan-road.

---
THE PEACE BAZAAR, which coMlitenced on Thor,-
lay, was continued yesterday at the Mall of Commerce, in
Threadneedle-street, and under the mostfevoutable auspices.
There was a good attendance of vi.itors throughout the city,
and the ladies who presided over the stalls exerted all their
powers to turn the exhibition to a profitable account. Judg-
ing from the diminution which had already takes place to
the quantity of articles exposed for sole, there waa every rea-
son to infer that this sew effort in favour of the Pews Ano-
malies has beau attended with favourable moults, end it is to
be hoped that the bazaar will terminate under circumstance,
toirsisted to advance so praiseworthy a rause.
NEW ZEALAND COMPANY.—Yesterday the annual
general court of proprietors of this company took place at
the olllcre, Broad-street-buildings ; Mr. Aglionby, , in
the eclair. The report
Navino directors (which appeared in
the Express yesterday) g been read, the chairman,
is emes-dines with the terms of the report, peoiseu a real•
lotion that the meeting be adjourned to Twienny, the 2nd
Ju'y. A discuxioa then arms upon a variety of pilots
connected with tee liabilities of the comp -ny. In the coarse
of tnis discussion questions were asked by several of the
proprietors as to the terms of the agreement between the
New Zeolend Company and the Cenkeheiry Ageociation,
when it appeared that the guarantee of the COD^ pany
on behalf of that are ciation amounted to 26,0001, 5,0001.
to be expended et home, end the remaining 20,0001. abroad.
It further transpired, from txplanations given by the chair
man, thatnesely the whole of this arouse had already been
impended, that the outlay of the cowmen, in this respect
would not on the whole exceed 26,0001. and that the asso-
ciation was fog on so prosperously that the interests of
the company were not likely to sulfa on account of it. gua-
rantee M citation. Several proprii WA, however, expressed
their anxiety to have the whole affair, of the o,rupany
wound up, bat us substantive motion was proposed fur this
purpose, sod • resolution suggesting an adjournment of the
meeting having been put and carried, the proceedings ter-
minated.
London, England, 1850-11-25

MANCHESTER. Nowsseber 23.

Bronx EICKLNOI.—WiII have a dull market, with prime
weaker; the unsatiefeatory state of Germany, sad the
tees of the King of Prussian epee*, emits apprehensions
but little calculated to easonrege speculaton, whilst they
keep tack purchasers foe investment.
London, England, 1850-11-25

TRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAY.

The November essaina of the aim sort was d
day, before the Right Hos the Lard Mayor, the
the Comas Eleirjesit, MLA/isms MAW, Mr. Aldersea:
leterraiss, Mr. Ailereaela Meloatesti, the thee" sada
sheriff., dear. Theseiseader at present eesSathe the etas ef
192 prises' tee who at tie resat easelas.
Ti. Reeeriees la **read the graad jam ecegratelated
thus that the sate et the calendar woald warrant its Is
vervain, the *haw that their Lime mail as b.
very Sag ISt lie rid he wee also !argyle fetish
them that eels or the awe prenatal any of are atrocious
fastens whisk wee sessukthe bivalved la the
browilit beim lie etheideratioa of the grand jag Ill:
waft Hi kedelifp this wild, then were "alp two it
three eases whit wend S. his to require say eh-
servaloas fres the mart. The first was a
assist • pilot Is eharge of a eurearveseel oalhaZ
rim Thaws, who was charged with easing the,deeth of a
penes who was is a mall boat apes the sane aims, by
titbits the mod ever him. Ti. law with regard to aids a
ease wee peesisely the ease r that swath, to the paddle
roida, and if the jury should to of *pinks that the death
wu W seek ef any asligthee or wilful oarless= es the
part el the passes missed. I. that ass he would be
armeilie to the thaws .1 saanslangitter. Oa As ether
MA V they Wald be of opinion that it we, •
rases eatidea is his part, and that he had sot bait'
sat/ et sag afteleel negligence ; in that ease of Genes it
*eel& he their &sty to throw oat the blil. The learned
fferadeft duo to the thugs whist the three prom
esseeed 44 die lesesty at Mr. Holford's to the ftegent's-
gait, sad M ohneved that the eirearestaaere of this use
wets of whet es saaseal character, on amosat of the gal-
hat date= lied, by the vervains and thek exertions to
pretest the pitepertg el their mats, and whits reralted
in two if the- weal war meeting
from 11•4111111. Me had before taken session to
sputa ea *Sea fronthe heath that It would go a great
way aware it= resew trona the othunissioa et
offsets dOh as It they were aware that waves
were detedslied to protect their property at all act ar4 and,
eitheesh be Mesa be very sorry, in the position is now
=ay anything that sight lead to a wanton des-
le
life, yet, a ndoithidly, the law Jutified a pesos
dale bean wee attacked in snot a teenas, la mortis; to
MS Ma et deadly warms, and to take the life of any et the
.reader, if there were no other meths to pima his pro-
path twee pelmet the mope of the culprit. The learned
remit esadad.d by sakieg some observatioas epos the
hell* that was afforded by aserabrokese for the disposal oft'
Melra;paepr, and it smutted to his that this facili,y
wded is a my great extent to lasesse the mount of
crime
The grand limy thenretired, and the court proeseded to
dispose of theeSeee of the session.
London, England, 1850-11-25

TO THE EDITOR OP Tax REPRESS.

Sts,—Through an error (ntranscription, the im-
portant eentetce enclosed, which should have ended
the address to her Majesty passed yesterday at the
meeting of the Bishop and cicrgy of the diocese of
Oxford, was omitted. May I request you to remedy
the omission in your paper of Monday morning.—l
am, yours truly, S. OXON.
Caddesden Palace, Nov. 23.

". And we pledge ourselves to discourage the propagation
of principles and practices which tcnd towards Roman opin-
ions within our respective spheres."

THE MEETING AT ST. MARY-LE-STRAND.
London, England, 1850-11-25

THIS DAY.

A public meeting, convened by the Protestant Association,
was held this morning at 8.. Martin's Hall, Long-acre, to
adopt measures of resistance to the recent acts of the Pope.
The assembly was numerous. The chair was taken by J. D.
Paul, Esq. On the motion of the &v. Dr. Cr,.ly, seconded
by the Ray. T. Nolan, the meeting adopted a resolution de-
elarirg the recent attack of the Pope to boa daring act of inter-
ference with the rights of the British crown, and calculated to
be highly pretudicisl to the in Canoe of true religion, to the
supremacy of the Queen, to the independeace of the empire,
and to the liberty of the su►jest.
London, England, 1850-11-25

BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, NOV. 23.—Her Majesty's brig, Ex-
press, Lieut. Lorg, arrived to-day fro u Rio JantiiT,
having sailed thence on Oct. 11. Parsengers, Meters.
Tenant, Petty, Collier, Guigger, Mollinera, Wehner,
De Lima, lady, and family, Barrie, Fearc,Delcidini.,
De Beronza, Hamilton and family, Baron Mengdoo,
and Madame Levis. Oa freight in gold and die.
monds, about 35,0001. Exchange, 28, pence. StJek,
83. The Sir Edward Parry, with loss of top-
masts and wizen mast, was met with on (kt.
12, cff Cape Frio, going into Rio Janeiro.
and on Nov. 3 in let. 16 N., lon. 30.30 W., the Wood-
man, from England bound to Meranhem. Her
Majesty's ships remaining at Rio were the Southamp-
ton and Crescent, with the ream-ehipe Harpy, Con-
flict, and Salem-Alder. Mr. De Bernal, a paseinau
by the Express, is on hie way to Germany, being
deputed by the Brazilian government to enlist oldie's
from thence for the service of the imperial gown-
meat. The old quarrel between Buenos Ayres acd
Brazils has been renewed, and had arrived to such a
height that General Guido, the Argentine agent, hav-
ing been ordered home, had demanded and received
his passports.
!For markets eve Let page.l
London, England, 1850-11-25

THE BISHOP OF BANGOR.

In reply to a memorial from the clergy of &motley,
Montgomeryshire, the Bishop of Bangor has issued the
following eddrees
" Bangor, November 18th, 1860.
"Ray. AND DIAZ Bta,-1 have to acknowledge the
receipt of the @Adria, which you hare forwarded to me from
Fennell' and the clergy of the Deanery of &matey.
" 1 hilly concur in the sentiments which you esprita on the
arrogant pretension of the Bishop of Rome, and the attack
which he and his eouneil have recently made on the indepen
denim and honour of oar national church, and the constitu-
tional prerogative of our sovereign.
" Hitherto that prelate has been contented to superintend
his adherents in this country through the agency of his vicars
or vicegerents. He has now taken on himself to parcel out
this kingdom into territorial division or dioceses, erecting
into sees metals cities and towns within her Majesty's domi-
nions, end giving charge over them to men of his own no-
mination, bound to him by an oath of fealty, assigning to
them titles of distinction, and the exercise is his behalf of a
jarisdiction which no foreig, prince, prelate, or potentate
bath, or ought to have, within this realm.
"You, my rev. rend brethren, need neither "dykes nor en-
couragement to resist any attempts that may be made by
the agents and Instruments of this prelate, and of the oor-
rapt branch of the Christian church which professes sub.
Patios to him to seduce the sheep of rule flock from their
communion with our reformed church, and the principles of
Our reformation. You will resist these attempts in a spirit
of Christian charity, and seal tempered with discretion.
You will agree with ens in considering that reformation as •
signal work of God's providence and grace, and will bless
Him for having delivered as from a yoke whilst our fathers
submitted to with reluctance', and bore with impatience.
" That God may prosper your endeavoure to maintain the
faith of the Gospel in purity and troth, and to minister to
the salvation of the people eossmitted to your charge, is the
prayer of your affectionate and faithful friend and brother,
" C. Banoon.
"The Rev. Bvan Pugh., Rural Dean, &c"
London, England, 1850-11-22

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WINDSOR, THIIUDAY, Nov. 21.
To-day was the birthday of the Princess Royal.
is the morning the band of the royal regiment of Horse
Garde attended at the Castle and performed a atoned*.
The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning In the
Slopes and Windsor Park. The royal family took walking
and pony exercise in the grenade around the Castle.
The royal dinner pert, at the Castle this evening will in-
-4l
els the Duchess of Kent, Prince Edward et SRI. Weimar,
the *Ay in Waitirg of the Duchess of Kent (Ledo Fanny
ard), Bacinois de Bath, Major-General Wimps,
t.-Ooloal Hon. C. B. and Mrs. Phipps, Colonel Hen.
es Grey, Sir George and Lady Cooper, Mr. Binh, and
111r.,Olover. Her Majesty's private band will attend attar
Illster, I. the Castle.

Mr. Headlam and Mr. Saville Ogle had an inter-
view with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday at his
official residence, In Downing-street.
A Deputation from the Local Marine Board (ten-
anting of Mr. Duncan Dunbar (chairman), Mr. Anthony
Ridley (deputy-chairman), Mr. Edward Yardley, Mr.
Henry Green, and Mr. W. S. Lindsay, had an interview
with the Right Hon. Henry Labonchere, yesterday, at the
cam of the Board of Trade.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England had
a general meeting yesterday at their OHM in Whitehall-
plans.
Sir Thomas Fremantle, Chairman of the Customs,
had en interview yesterday with the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. Lord Montesch and Sir Alexander Spearman
(Secretary and Comptroller-General to the Commissioners
for the Redaction of the National Debt) had also interviews
with the Bight Hon. Baronet yesterday.
Despatches from the Governors of Van Diemen's
Land sad New Zealand were received yesterday at the
Colonial Offices.

OSTEND, NOY. 20.—Sir Neile and Lady Douglas
and family arrived here on Saturday by the General Steam
Navigation Company's steam ship, Sir Edward Banks from
London, and have since proceeded to the Rhine. This
morning Lord and Lady Ciunlereagh and family embarked
on board the same steamer for London.
London, England, 1850-11-22

TEE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
13thOULLIt Arritcamox.—A person, presented to be a
minter, emend the court, and Manning himself to the
chief clerk, handed in a written paper, with • roped to
he informed whether he night print its whams with
subjoin's himself to an attics or any other penal ear
stoniness
The Chief Clerk took the paper and read it. The eentsate
were to this effect :—" That an biteable petition he prenatal
to her Majesty mallet bar to take sub steps se she might
deem 'thimble to aosemplisk Ms removal of the Bishops of
London, Oxford, sod Easter from their respective flees, on
the ground of their ems emearagement of &goyim' end
the sammeries of Romanies Gams clergymen assassin to
Wooly to the established ehartb."
The Chief Clerk told the applicant the subject wm not
me upon which the magistrate could advise—that his appli.
elation mast be made to his solieitor.
The applicant thanked the cßETH.hief clerk, and withdrew.
LAM
HsAITLIBB FaLoo.—An application was made en be-
half of two young Eremitism, who did not understand a
syllable of English, and who bad been plundered of 81.
each by some heartless mantrymaa of their own. It
appeared frogs the statement of the poor fellows that some
some had placarded the walls of the town of Havre offering
to take ear autebte of yeas; men to California by a ves
lying in the London DOtki fat 200 francs. The applieenle
became his victims, and paid him down 200 francs sash, and
he accompanied them to flosthaspten, and by maim 10
Londe*. They reached the Waterloo-station on Timis
, night, and engaged • lodging in the neighbourhood, sad
Wednesday morales the rascal gam the poor fellows I&
' slip, and left them without a single farthing. It wee stated
to s
under Inves magistrate that a ease of similar
ayfraud was at present
tigation before the Lord Mor, upon which he
directed that the applicants should be taken before his lord.
1. ship oa the following (this) day, and in the iaterim he also
directed that five shillings each should be given to them for
their immediate 299.
London, England, 1850-11-22

is my last alllll% but I refer to them, as explaining why
I anon take part is any address which may be designed
to vindiests elortda's rights from Win dunes', so long
so this capital grievance remains unrsdreend. To do so
would tend, in my Jadgment, to actisounge 1-• opinion, that
we acquiesce la the position fa which we tad ourselves, and
see ready to peas to the aosatderatien of other subjects.
Mader these fooling, I thick that 1 shall most further the
unanimity of your runnings by abstaloing from any inter-
Imam in measures in which I @You'd be unable to parties-
pot.. I remain, reverend brethren, your ohedl.nt servant,
" ROBT. I. WILBRRFORCE.
" To the Rev. George Wray, sad the other
alareymen who requested the calling a
mesons."
The resatog of the letter was marked by general silence.
There wm so indication either of approbation or of the
oontzary.
London, England, 1850-08-07

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market continues very quiet, with lade dieposltloa
to buy. The following are the quotations :—Town Tallow
is quoted at 3.5.. W. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the
spot, Ws. 61. to 9.1. ; October to December, 375. Od.
ml-
len; October to D.cenber, separate Months, 38s.
London, England, 1850-08-07

HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.

The CHANCELEoffOlituriT6ificilmt Diond for
and obtained leave to bring la • bill to relics* ths Chester
and Holyhead Railway Company from the payment cf
200 0001. towards the tonstractson of Holyhead harbour, sad
to amend the sets relit' ire thereto.
London, England, 1850-08-07

MONEY MARKET.

TIMIDAY ETINIXO.

In the foreign Exchanged to-day the only variation
In the rates was a slight advance in the course for
bills on Frankfort ; all other places remaining as last
quoted.
The amount of blls drawn by the East Isdia Com-
pany on the respective presidencies of India from the
24th ult. to the O.h inst. is as follows :
Rate de:change.
Dental £36,887 14 6 1 2e. per
/Wm 6,859 10 2 ( Co.'. rupee.
Bomber l,lOO 0 0 2.. Id. per do.

Total X44,027 4
The following statement, prepared and condensed
from various ofli:ial returue, will be found to present
an intelligible view of the note circulation of the
Usitei Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held
by the banks indicated, both positively at the dates
of the secounts last made up, and comparativay with
returns for corresponding periods.
The aubjlined table gives the aggregate weekly
average of the note circulation of the United King-
dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the 22nd
and 291 of June, and the 6.13, and 13th of July lest,
being the latest date to which the returns have been
collectively completed for all the banks of issue ; and
aleiklbe Mahe r oespusLeillb4hr intones far thr

of June :
London, England, 1850-08-07

SWITZERLAND.

Letters of the 2ad inst., from Berne, announce that
a stormy sitting took place in the Grand CAncil on
the 31st ult. 24. Stcckmar, a radical ex-councillor of
state bad been elictrd, but, situ a violent debate of
10 hours, his election wu annulled by 107 votes
against 87.
London, England, 1850-08-07

ACCELERATION OF THE MAILS BETWEEN
DUBLIN AND LONDON._ _

Mr. REYNOUsi;;liedtiteat;iiionoithe house to the
prim public taeoaver inure caused by the mode of wins-
minion the mails between Dahlia and London, and moved
for copies of any regulations upon that emblem.
Explanations were given by Mr. C. Lawm end Mr.
COWPER, and, after a short conversation, the papers were
ordered.
London, England, 1850-08-07

ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
BILL.

Lord J. RUSSELL, in ronsequmice of a question by Sir
J. Graham, tined the further consideration of this bill for
Thursday next, at Km o'clock.
The house at a quarter to tour adjourned till six o'clock.
The house rammed at 6 o'clock.
CRIME AND OUTRAGE ACT (IRELAND) cos-

TINUANCE BILL.
This bill was brought in and read a Hest time.
THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER announced
that the sitting to morrow morning would take place in the
new House of CJminonr. He stated that some additional
experimental alter Sons bed been mule in the roof, which
he bad every reason to believe would be found to be of a
very satisfactory nature.
Mr R. INGLIS expressed a hips that nothing would
be done to the old house after the prorogation, which would
prevent members from sitting is it, should it be deemed
necessary neat session.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the
old house would ramie untouched, because, some what
would members well have to oil in it atm melon until
after Easter.

VOLUNTARYISM IN RELIGION.
Sir G. FECHELL presented 20 petitions from Brighton,
praying that every religious body might be lett to support
itself voluntarily, and that the property of the bird church,
and the money given to ecclesissical ratablishnients, be
applied to the purposes of the state.
THE RANK OF ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS IN
London, England, 1850-08-07

THE COLONIEB.

Sir E. INGLIS said he wished to ask a question of the
Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies relative to Earl
Grey's circular in rasped to the rank of Email catholic
bishops in the colonies. Ile had been given to understand
that a twrtain foreign potentate had appointed to utiles per-
tain persons within her Majesty's dominions; and he had
to asst whether her Mejsety's government had advised her
ejegly to mopes, rho prosestgassy of such persons, such

precedesq, giving then • priority in point of rack above the
bishops of the established shank?
Mr. HAW'S ea,l be bad read the question of the hon.
baronet with rare, Is order to dame the dinettes ft took ;
but he was unable to dinner to whet pen ef the Wenn ft
was pointed. The nudger bean eine Yoe efrappis the
Colonial•oMos direstad the pennon of abate, yin the
Ronan catholic prelates Audit ue M. Wet billes.ft to
their seelniastioal sehnownip then by nese
tides. The askan beweese, el the tithe MI set
establish the peening. neseleeey wee vesaleted
by other MN, led time tube bed set bees deputed
due.
Sir R. INOLIS intimated the, next melon, he would
eall attention to the second branch of the question, ell it was
new stated by his bon. friend.
TILE EXHIBITION OF 1851.

SIISTROAP asked whether her Majesty's govern-
ment, end in partlealar the list minister of the mown sad
the Chancellor of the lineltequer, would pledge themselves
not to propose or sanction directly or indirectly the issue or
advance of say public money for the purpose of cerryiag on
the works ftr the cyanosed inhibition of 1851, without the
sanction of parliament
Lord J. RV/SILL end the CHANCIILLOR of the
Clink respectively decUaed to pledge themselves on the
subject.
POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITS PARIS.
_ _

Lord J. RUSSIILL said ft would be a great convenience
if the orders of the day were now to come on, and if hon.
gentlemen, who had notices on the paper, would postpone
them, if they were not of great wpm.
Mr. MACKINNON said that, in compliance ;with the
noble lorl's wish, he would postpone the notice he had
upon the paper relative to the acoeletatlon of the marls
between Paris and London.
London, England, 1850-08-07

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We have received Cape Town journals today 25,
and those from Graham's Town to May IS, but their
contents are quite unimportant.
H. M. ships Seringspatam and Apollo (tr. ship)
were in Simon'. Bay.
SAILaD OUT OF SINION'S BAT.—May 17, H.M.
brig Dart, to Mozambique, tender to H.M.S. Castor.
19. H.M. (st.) Medea, to England. 20. H.M. (st.)
Hermes to Esst Loudon. Passengers, the Ist division
61 Regiment.
London, England, 1850-08-07

METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS.

Lord Siii/iobßn7overriorshdobtarnediSaVe to bring
in a bill to raise a hunker sera on the existiag coal duties fur
t►e completion of ameba improvements in tt.e metrop.los.
THE CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION)
BILL.

This bill poised tbrouik cossilitee.
STAMP DUTIES ON LAW
-PROCEEDINGS (ME-
......

LAND) BILL.
London, England, 1850-08-07

WURTEMBEItO.

STUTTGART, JULY 30.—The Wurfernberg Gautte
oontains the following :
Oa Saturday next, August 3rd, the exciting drama of the
intpeeebmeat of ministers will commence in the bell of the
Climber of Deputise, at Stuttgart. The accused, Wachter-
Spinier, late Minister of Foreign Affairs, will appear in
person. The defence will, it fa belfeeLd, be conducted by the
advocate Seeger. The President of the National Assembly,
Y. Sehoder, will promote fn right of his office as the head
of the accusing body. The scandal of aminister on trial will
probably attract msay of the curious to Stuttgart.
London, England, 1850-02-09

11349.
31
371
16

11860.
67
371
16

854
160
943
22

71
1947 i
611
761
322

470
6;
171;
239

1578
489

463;
50

65
163

riof
256

711
211
1071

714
211
1074
72
82
85

BRITIaR.
Aberdeen
Belfast and Ballymena
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire

--......5eu1a, x.ane., ...
Bolton, Blackburn, & W X Eorki
Bristol and Exeter

Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Belfast

IteCtipta.

1849. 1650.
&ft+ -Wes
378 434
T 4,6
19,

Dublin and Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundec,Perth,Aberdeen J unc
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian
East Lancashire
Buten, Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern& E. Liocolnab
Great Southern andWestern(l)
Great Westerns
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Leeds and Think
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
London and North Western
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton, and S. Coast i
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen,
Manchester, &heft., & Lincoln.
Midland
Midland Great Western.(l)
Moallanda
North British
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Cluster
Shropshire Union
South Devon
South Eastern
1 Taff Vale

7,1 729
319' 442
- 3,266
3,777 5,740
1,226 1,238

Ulster
Waterford and Limerick
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction

67- 0
626
975! 975
91" A 910
- 113
666 i 757
1,75 c , 2,667
13,602', 14,097
1,1151 1,717
3,068 i 2,685
1,6521 2,060
2,022 2,600
916 941
1,601 2,877
3.017 3,652
17,830. 17,464
1,731 2,949
9,96 10,866
221 669
77 -
87,187159,623
1 6 644
6,838
7 7,610
124 119
2,748 4,320
18,662 19,902
'l,lOl 1,101
* 764 766
2,162 2,964
796 1,093
233 248
1,229, 1,316
- e 379
1,2001 1,448
6,64810 8,031
1,888 1,703
670, 738
217 -
207 272
- , . 201

York, Newcastle, Berwick
York and North Midland
FOREIGN.
Amiens and Boulogne
Dieppe .
' Dutch Rhenish
Montereau and Troyes
Northern of Frame
Orleans to Rourges(Cot.t.)
Orleans to B.rdeaux
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen

110,5211h:16i
6,001! 6,224
121, i431°921321 14,68.561151
2,024! 2230
2,8291 2,663
6 959, 6,270
4,651 :5,731
^55 2'

II 1 Rouen and Havre I i 1,V551
• Includes the trade on the Bristol and Eater.

2,149

MINES.
(From the Miming !cranial.)
The mining share market, during the week has been very
active, and more than an average amount of business has
been transacted. For most of our leading mines there has
been a demand, and, in many instances, at an advanced
price. The reports from the great osiniag district; represent the
mines in a progressively insprovtig position ; whilst the grati-
fying advance in the standard hes no doubt given considerable
impetus to general business. Lead has also again advanced,
and, from the limited stocks, a further rile may confidently
be expected.
London, England, 1850-02-09

BRISTOL, Feb. 8.

liweet-Ziouarrom —The Market wu dull, with but little
business doing. The principal dadliss were la the Qaarter aural
of the Greet Woman Octopus, prices at whieh were somewhat better,
leaving otr at ISt.

YORK,

Bsodt..ExcliANo2.—Greathire, 6.16.. 3d. ; North
MU* enigmas, 8I; Obsewatossy and Birmingham Prehrrnia.

Nownt-Wsarats.—The half•yearly meeting of the
shareholders in this eompany will be held at Skipton on
Wednesday next. Anticipatory of this meeting, the dire.
ton have issued their ball yeerly report. which will be laid
before the shareholden. This report rates that 39 miles of
the railway it now open for traffic, and that the directors
have every maroon to believe that the rutin fine from Skipton
to Lancaster will be opened in the first week in June next.
The arrears on calla have been reduced since the last half-
Tautly meeting, by 18,0001. The surplus land, not needed,
is to be offered for 'ale at the earliest opportunity. It is
also proposed that a double line of rails shall be laid between
Skipten end Clapham, in order to secure punctuality in
meeting the treats on the Leeds and Bradford, and
Lancaster and Carlisle Railways, which see con-
nected by the North-Wcatern line. This will incur
an additional outlay of 45,0001., which the directors propose
to borrow, taking power to make further calls upon the old
Mares, to repay such loses if necessary. Only a entail por-
tion of the preference shares have been token up by the
shareholders, and it is now proposed to restrict doss Ames
to the 8,448 issued, as the directors can now borrow money
on easier terms. According to the statement of accounts it
appean that the sum expended on capital account amounts
to 760,9161.85. 11d. The total reeeirts during that part of
the year 1849 that the portions of the tine have been open,
a, to the 31st of December last, amount to 7,3631. 16:. 3d.,
of which elm 6,8781. 4e. sd. was earn d during the last half
year. The expenses for the whole period are put down at
4,8781.145. Mowing a nett profit of 2,6861. 2s. lid.

TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEER.

Name of Ftaihro.
London, England, 1850-02-09

RAILWAYS.

Tuts DAT, Two o•Cnooa.
The share market is quiet to-day, bat very steady,
at yesterday's quotations for most Less. In Caledo-
nians and South Euterpe an improvement has taken
place, the former having been transacted u high as
12, and the latter at 20. For Great Westerns,
B4btons, and York and North Midlands the market
is also very firm.
No particular alteration has occurred in the foreign
share market.

Balm Ua•day
°Woe.at
to 1
London, England, 1850-11-14

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

SOUTHWARK.
APPLICATION OP MONIT DT TIN Msoisrasirs.--Ths
megistrates at this court have come to the determination not
to apply money sent benevolent individuals for ant 119;
Mile object; and any sent for the future must be &spool.
of, at their dial:ration, among the hundreds of penal lello
apply for relief in the whiter meson.

TICE LEEDS POST-OFFICE ROSSERIES.—The rag
MOO, John Warren, was agate arraigned yeeerdsi (Wit
nudity) before the borough easement, and several au
tinsel charges of purloining letters from the patotfic won
proved, and he wee further remanded for the lucid f sat.
Ronal charges. The ewes yesterday were very clear IOW!
him, ely with reference to the purloining of seam
railway dividend warrants belonging to Mr. Job' JO°,
jun., woolatapler, and hie sisters.
DESTRUCTION or TEA.—A lug. quantity of stew
ten Wog in the bonded warehouses having been found to be
not worth the import duties legally levi.ible thetrit
application was made to the authorities for it to be donor.
and the duties *nun regained, and arraolionents
bars
been approved for the to to be taken to the Non,
*
there east into the sea, ia various direotlees, in r""c4
the revenue Olean.
IRISH Boom &Mats 11..tniveT.—The °Pent'.
the South Buten Railway to Kiikenny took nil° " t
nudity. A special train left the terming., Nimes,. bridge,
half-past 12 o'eloisk. p.m. It arrived at Carlos
II
minetr titer one, where it *topped for some minie. •'.;l
miautes reashied Begealstown, and Kilkenny in
minutes. At Curlew the °employ were welcomed by
Bannim, the Msof Bilkenny, and other members of in'
• A annsher of the respectable inhabited*
elcirilktray awe the arrival of the traio, sod the othenqi
41e ethbostall with a banquet and the other as Intro
Nee. Mr. Bedstead. the etteirman of the oompallr• lye
at the dinner, sad the Marquis of Ormond we. amoopt
number el the gusts. The return train made the journel
111 bars
London, England, 1850-11-14

FRENCH WEST INDIES.

We learn by letters from Guadeloupe, of the 4th,
that Admiral Bruit, governor-general of the Antilles,
had arrived at Burs- ferre on Sept. 27, in the Moga-
dor steamer. His arrival caused quite • sensation, as
no one expected such an event. It I. believed that
he came to judge, by actual inspection, of the situa-
tion of the colony, which has of late become perfectly
tranquiL Tne admiral put op at the government-
house, where be gave audiences to;the different heads
of the administrative department. After two drys'
stay he returned to Martinique.
London, England, 1850-11-14

SOUTHWARK.

NoylL Paocasa 17110 T Anst Leach, a
wawa who keeps a lodging-Mau in Vint-yard, Tooley-
strut, was charged with pouring a quantity of boiling wetter
ever a man named William OW" and sodding him in a
very serious manner.
eomplaiaaat, who seemed to be raffertng ante pain,
stated that he had been lodging for two days in the defend-
ant's house, and, as he was unable to pay her on the previous
night, she said that he mast quit the plane, although it was
late. He told her that he would raise the money tits nest
day if she allowed him to atop there ; but she ezpressed her
determination to get him oat that night. She then left the
room, and he lay down on the chairs, and while he was in
that position she retuned, sad the moment she entered she
approached the spot where he lay with a kettle in her band.
Before he was aware of what she was about to
do, she attempted to peer the boiling water oat of the
kettle into hie right oar, exclaiming at the same time, "
soon make you leave my bun." Fortunately, however,
for him, her hand was unatudy, and instead of the boiling
liquid enuring the cavity of his ear, It went over the side of
his facie, down his shoulders and breast, which were dread-
fullyscalded, and he was still suffering ezerneiating agony.
Mr. A'Beekett, on being informed that the eomplainant
had had ao medial aedstanos sines the ontrap;and observing
that he was stall suffering from it, advised his immediate
admission into the hospital, and in the meantime remanded
the prisoner, who warted it was by accident that he was
scalded.
London, England, 1850-08-31

RAILWAYS.

Tlllll DAT, Two o'Cnocc.
The share market was very buoyant at the com-
mencement of basins.. this morning, and the
paid are in nearly every ease higher, Great Northern.
advancing to 10, Great Westerns to 61, North West-
erns to 110:, and South Western' to 65k. Since
the decline in Conesls, however, the market has
become rather weaker, and the rates previously ruling
can no longer be obtained, though the quotations at
this moment are generally in advance of the closing
figures of yesterday's market. A good deal of busi-
ness hu been done in the °motor the day.

Ito 1 °Vol .up
London, England, 1850-08-31

THIS DAY.

_
Two o'Cnoca.
The English stock market opened with a steady
appearance this morning, but a good deal of flatness
ha+ since supervened, a d prices are now quoted at a
decline. Consols were first called 961 to f fir money,
and 961 for account, but the appearance of sellers soon
depressed the price to 1 and respectively and
the quotation stands at present at 98 to for cash,
and 961 for the 11th September. The Three per
Cent. Reduced mark 97k and 97 ; the New Three-
and•a-Quarter per Cents., 99} and 99. India Stock
has been done at 268.

Exchequer-bills hive declined Is.; they have been
done at 64e. and 67e. premium for all sizes. India
Bonds, 1,0001, at 841. and 86s. premium.
The business going forward in the foreign stock
market is small, with the single exception of Spanish,
which opened good, marking 19/, but the market for
this description has since become weaker, and they'
are now quoted 191 to 4. The Passive Bonds mark 41.
Other stocks have undergone no change in value. Bu-
siness has been done as follows : Brazilian
Old Bonds, at 921. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
at 67/ ; exchange, 12 guil. ; ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates, at 891, 4, and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 1849, for account, at 81. Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, at 961. Spanish Active
Five per Ceuta,: for the 13th Sept., at 194i4j, and
1; ditto Passive, at 4/ sad 41; ditto per
Cents., for account, at 371.
ENGLISH
Rank Ms*.
3 per OL Itel. Aura, PT
3:psr 055.A393.413 I

per CLOW. PH
to 67..

.110RII0i

LlifirCik..ll.4l=
Fii4trir(Tkillia.6llsl6"
FtirM. le 60
0011,0ilin
3 Ds OS. T 6 9
parettatir I

pairx6lia-
IN
P. 1816..171 181
Orme& DOL.
par IX
61t OL Pawl= . 801 11
PoetVa
Irmo 111 13
3 III
.=
Ditto Psalm qt
tpor 01.• 16 6
voussolis Destli Ili 13
London, England, 1850-08-31

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

MARKETS.

MINOINO-LLNII, SATUADAT
In the oolonial markets daring tile wmk a satisfactory
business has been dons la goaarel, bee as regards pets and
quantity. Bazar has comassideil ansidershis attention, and
high rates It.vs been obtained, the advises on last week's
prises being fatly 6d. to Is., at which sheet all the paresis
offered changed beads. The improvement was pardeularly
noticeable in tits Bermes descriptions of BenpaL The de-
mand for keelga still continues steady. The CJ.. market
hem been parelwalarly brisk, and grimmest' rates have been
readily oketiaell. Plantation shows ea imams of tally Is.
on ihs rate shut week, whit Janata, It tat quantity of
whlok dimmed heads, sontraaads very fall prime. Native
Ogles, whisk la Ike beglaulag oldie In* we dna at 44a.,
hatlds dor Med Mayon at dee per oft • lam open-
lative Wawa to 11111 Wisp doss is Risk sad tall violations
an uphold. Saipan has 'deemed telly dd. pit wt. Pop-
pet Ira realised eon full rates. A pablio sale ot Tea took
plata to-day, libels 6.600 psalms sold out of 1,700 pat up ;
tha tad Passed of f 1.417. The rivals untrue taukot Is
Justin.
London, England, 1850-08-31

HOP IMELLIGENCE.

PlanaAUX, August 29 —The great.r pert of the hops
have grown larger the Let week, but they arc considerably battered
by the high winds; the continued heavy showers and cold nights me
against the present estimate of duty.
Wtuanoron, August 29.—The hop around. are looking
splendid; nothing bat a high wind can prevent a full crop; picking
will covnme ee stout the 10th September.

WALDRON, Avant ;a—Notwithstanding the unfavour-
able state of the weather since teat week, the hope have done mach
better then we could have expected, and we are still of opinion
that we shall get a good crop.
Noirrniant, August i 9 —The hops are looking very well,
considering the state of the weather.
W lhattallAn, Argust e9.—Our hops hays not ',moused
mach since our last report. We have had more windorlthoW nights.
lone of the Joueses have attained a good size, while many of the
backward sorts are scarcely out of burr.
liumsexu, August 29 —The late unkind weather has kept
our boos in the hack.grewisl, but some of the Reuses are come well
into hop.
MATFIILD, Assort 29.—Onr gardens are baking Oa
thrtnag as ever; the hope are caning along very
_feet, although the
nights lately have been very oda. Picking, probably, will commence
is • week or tea days at a kw places around us.
BILIGELTLINO, August 28.—The hops are miming en es
well as can be expected, considering the boisterous state of the wee.
they. . . .

•
NAST CilttneTßAD, August 28.—flops have Unproved in
moms gardeas very muc► since our last. They have bumped out to
soinetbleg like their wasted 4470. In gardens less congenial fur their
growth they are not much improved, and but en average crop can be
impeded Irmo them. On the whole it is the opinion gesioally that
the duty will cot reach the amount quoted.
BeTTLI. August 28.—This weather is yet, for the aunt
part, unfavourable, but happily there is but traitor injury sustained
from the lat.: high winds, copious showers, and chilly night air.
CATertILD, Auvot 25.—Mors wets weather than we
have lately had, and km wind and rain, would greatly accelerate the
development of growth this year.
Kruszmo, August 28.—There has been no charts since
Let week ; the hops ore coming out Gast.
TICINUAST, August 29.—This last week has consisted
principally of windy days and cold nights, which has checked the
growth et the hops very much; altogether we are nut looking so well
as last week.—,gurrey Vssdard.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
BATOIRDAY, A1:01:13T 31, 1860.
The State of the Weather at eaa► of the following platys at
Nine o'clock yeete=neeenleg. The stades' are
imaged in order of

Kaaset Tbas.

Oseres-iii
Wind.

ll=
al

state of Woman,.
London, England, 1850-08-31

BIRMINGHAM, August 30.

Stunt-Ixowawel.-Bbares an avowed is Tau amid-
derably to-day in this market. London and North Westerns were
done at 1091 ez ale.; Midlands at 314 es die.; South Pasterns at
13 16 3; and Suewabory and Birmingham B's, at 6i end 4 16 9 dia.

LEEDS, Avrat 30.

Btocc BICHLXOI.—The sales this morning have been at
the following rates :—Noot Leassahlm 8j; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
411; Lreds and Think Quarters, SC do. cunt ; North Waste' as,
Is/ e dia.

MANCHESTER, "quit 30.

Stoos-1

-Than wig a fir baring dote, and

inner.

LANCAIMINE AND YORICADIRS RAILWAY.— The
I statement of accounts to be submitted at the next half-
yearly meeting has just been issued. From the statement
of receipts and expenditure on the capital account it appears
that the receipt., during the half-year ending June 30,
amounted to 626,5171, making the total receipts on capital I
account, up to that period, 11,248,8861. The expenditure
during the suss time, on the capital account, has been
304.1534, including 130,8991. on the Cleckheaton branch,
22,3031. on account at the Tithebarn.street extension, at
Liverpool, and 21,1471. on the dock branch and borough
gaol works there, showing a total expenditure, up to the end
of the past hall-year, on capital account, of 11,122,6321.,
leaving a balance of' 128,2641. The receipts on
account are 330,9171., sod the disbursements 163,6871 ,
leaving, of certain deductions for dividends on shams in
other 112 es, &e. a balance of net revenue applicable to
dividends of 96,6061. Of this, the guaranteed shares receive
a dividend of 61. per cant, the Manchester sad Soutkpeet,
IL; the Fifths, and the general shares, 21. per cont.
There is a balance of 3,0761. plead to the depreciation and
replacement mewl