The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-27 00:00:00

Ithiesas and !Bordeaux
Paris and Orleans

Pub and ltowm

Paris and Stnisbourir
Nam and Havre
timbre and Stews ...
Tours and Nantes ...

LIVERPOOL, July 26.

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STOOK-Suoitattom—Prioes are steadily err, inR up, but
business remains eat. East Lancashire, 7t c.—London and North
Western, 1091 S—Ditto (newt shares). I p.—Kidland (S shares),
21.1 d.—llitto (Erswash Viiller), Ni—North Ststfordsb re, Lit I'.

JIANCIIESTER. July 28.

BTOCIL-EXCMANOR. The In whet was much showier
with buyers of London and North Westerns at 110. Lancashire and
Yorkshires and North rit.iffortis also sd‘anted, but there was not a
large business.

BIRMINGHAM, July 26.

Elrooi-lizcsawea.—This 'hero market war decidedly
firmer today, and Its tons was altogether more satisfactory. 11•_
ininghatu and Stour Val eys were done at 9/. 3s. 9d. per share;
Shrewsbury and Ihrtutnittunt Ws at 1 dus.; dad South St Affords at
41. Is. 3d. dts.

LRIDS, July 26.

asom-EximiAtiros.—The club business this morning wu
a few soles In the East Lancashire and the York and North Midland ;
the former at 61. ISs. 9d., and the latter at 13/.

OUTLAWRY AT LEEDd—On Tuesday, at the Leeds
Bankruptcy
.Court, Townes Thee!fall, of Addiughate, York.
shire, who is at present in Kirk Lie Gaol, awaiting his trial
for a series of very eateusive Lrgeries, was outlawed for re-
fusing to appear to the summons of the Bankruptcy CJIMMiI•
sinner to pass his lost examination 'fhe reason awigned for
the bankrupt's nonappearance woo, that it might prejudice
his trial at the LiverpciA aasises. This may appear singular,
as, in the event of being acquitted at the &Niue, he is, under
the Bankruptcy Consoltdattun Act, liable to be transported
he life for disobedience to the summons of the Bsskruptcy
Coact.
PROTECTIONIST DEMONSTRATION IN SUFFOLK.— .
Btowinarket was oe Thursday made the scene of a proles-
tionist demonstration, in the Asps of a dinner. Coven mere
laid for 800 persons. Mr. Warrington. M.P., took the Muur
in the room of Lord Faversham (confined by the gout), and
supports! by Mr. Bennett, 11. P., Mr. Gooch, M.P., Mr.
Fernand, Mr. G. F. Young, and several of the local gentry
sad clergy. After the dessert, the bus uses of the evening
aaassenaid, and the usual complaints of the protectionists
followed. 1,020 bottles of wino were distributed amongst
the distressed agriculturists, and 1.020 voices joined In throe
times three to the health o: her 31ajesty, and in the national
asthma afterwards, the words, "Confound their politico,
frustrate their knavish tricks," bal.., evidently used in a
double seosu. Mr. Young sad Mr. /Vessel were the chief
speakers.
CREMORZIE OARDINS.—Lost night thesewrrdess
ware attended by a large concourse of people, to taess an
moat lade by Lieut. Gels in the "Normandy Balloon:*
The Nepalese ambassador and smite were ran
I t in the
Mlle Ware asing.

1849.
.SF
871

86e
154

31
19
61j
76e

...
1711
2183
15
lli
1261

76i
26
71;
211
1074

£RAPPIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WESK.

1860.
87;
17

• Num°, Railway.

B&►rux.

1849.1
£619
53

Bedfast and Ballymena
Belfast and County Down
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire
Bolton, Blackhurn,&W t.Yorit
Bristol and Exeter

lee
no
143
latif
230

CaWad=
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dahlia and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian
East Lancashire
Eastern Counties and Nortolk
Eutarn Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Funnels Railway
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern& E. Lineolnah
Great Southern and Western(l)
Great Western
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Leads and Think
Liverpool,Croshy, & Southport'
Lando:amid NorthWestara
London and Black wall
London, Brighton, and S. Coast
London and South Weste•rn '
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Buxton, & Matlock, its.,
Manchester, Shelf., & Lin oln.
Manchester and Soot b J ue. silos
Maryport ant Carlisle
Midland

2461
89
12r
470

171}
239

1,002
613
4,674
6,316
2,244
233
948

1 1850,
riL1,624

259
1,272

114
1634
Si

1791
897
14
3,553
t 0,659
1,6281
4,0041
2,360

3,325
1,29
2,243
3,476
17,3841
1,676,
44,4151

491 i
ao

Midland Great Westarn.(l)... •
Newcastle and Culisle
(North British
North Staffard.hire
North Western
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Birmingham
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union
'South Davon
South Butorn
South Wales
SnutnYork.,Dueutr r & Gook
Taff Vale
Ulster
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
;York, Newcastle, Berwick
'York and North Midlud •

.6io
8,126
6,746
3,726

264
45,404
1,190
12,039
,11,910

154
4,358

652
122,571
I 1,127
2.2%
3,334

1,536
375
126
1,424
303
1,903
1,2761

436
1.238
987
515
885

290 j
256

1,i12#1

1 13,162
'8,638

332
.49,026
1.241
:1,984
12,762

764
26
714
211
1074

_ 014.1L10N.

Amiens and icuuCoslSe
I Dieppe ....
.Niontereau and Troyes
n Northern of France
Orleans to Bourgcs(CeLt.)
Orleans to B rd. aux
Paria and Chines
!Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre

MINES.

275
6,276

686
24,106
1,123
2,321
3,733
;2,582

639
1,1:4

. ide

.436
2,101
15,006
.1,624
1,019
2.4;t
946

243
13,692
9,127

1,374
6,58
694
15,102
2,41(4
2,737,
7,4081; 7,506
7,2451 7,900
3,21,51 3,365

1,931
918
840
20,072
2,766
I 3,218

(From the Mini, Jeurnat.l
There has been during the past week much activity in the
share market, although the amount of ec'ual hu.inesa done
has not been large. Ingo:ries for sl,nes in lead;ng mines
cor.ticue ; but compare. ively few silk, are to be found.
The mines generally are rept.sente.l as to king w.ll.
Inquiries hors been made fir West Caradm, Mary Ann,
South lismet, Levant, Trevi-key aid Barrier, Condurrow,
Tretbellan, and Tresavesa.

We learn that an impn; went has taken place at Bolmin
Moor Consils, and some basin's has been done in the
shares.

The Linares report of this week is of crcat imp:ranee,
inasmuch as they are now developine whole ground; the
lode is procreesively improving. In Wilsan's shaft, the lads
is worth from 5 to 6 tons per Ism, and a consider-hla extent
of tribute ground will be laid tpen. The Iv* in the 45
fm. level east is worth 4 tens per fen , and one pitch in the
back of this level is worth from 7 to 8 tens per fm., whilst
other points in the min are holdir.g out great promise.
Since our last notice, 23 tons have been weighed in store at
the mine, =akin tits amount there 1041 tons ; whilst there
is at Sevil!e, and recently shipped from thence ISO tons The
Ettaticnal, with 72 tons at leat, arrived at St. Katharic‘'s-
d mks yesterday.
In foreign mines transaction; in the fallowii g share. have
taken place:—St. John del Rey, Linares, C4hre, Saw lap,
and United Mexican.

Advice% have been rereivcd from the &raglan mines.
The St. John da Rey letters me to the tith of M :nr-
nishing the produce for April at 22,167 Mts., from 5,222
tons of ore, giving a profit for the mo.ith of 2,9051 9s. 9.1.

TALLOW MARKLE—THIS DAY.
The market is steady, and there is no:hise to-d
Prices are nominally as fellows:—Town Tallow. 355.
nett; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 93.; Oc•obir to
December, 375. 6d. buy en ; ditto separate installs, 335.

M T AVEDAOIIB.—Town Tallow, 33.5. ; Est', by ditto,
2s. ; yellow Russian Tallow, alt. 64 ' • melted stuff, 28s. ;
rough, 175.; Tallow graves, 9i. ; good dregs, 6s.
The stock of colonial and foreizn fee the past neck is not
above 1,300 casks greater than a. the some time in the previc US
year, whereas deliveries are rather lartcr. an ; prices rule 24.
to 3s. per cwt. under that period. In Russian on the spot
the tali s made have been to a limited for all prpost I. hut
holders are firm, and obtain 36.. 63. to 86s. 91. for fine
Petersburg yellow Candle, and 31. to 63. r cwt. hue for
inferior sorts. For delivery in the last three months of the
year the sales mad* have been upon a sz.all Icel., at 37c. 63.
to 37e. 9d. per cwt. Free on hoard the ratio p tid are from
331. 10s. to 341. per ton for this stud next month. In home
melted operations are upon a larger it:ole for present dei.very
at 335. 6d. to 365. per cwt. nett each. Other deccripticns of
Tallow are not so freely offend Ice cola, and, as the 41, Irma
's getting better, there is no further reduction in prices.

THE MANCHESTER MONUMENT TO SIR ROBERT
PEEL—The fund in behalf of the pro,)ore,: statue to the late
Sir Robert Peel, in Blanchester, ::as Lilvacced to uperatill
of 4.5001.

KING'S COLLEGE —The ant.u..l digribution cf
prizes at this college took place 'est. rosy, in the presence of
a numerous assembly of visitors. The chair was to hova
been taken by Sir R. H. halls, M.P., bat owing to the cir-
cumstance of the hon. gentleman bzing unavo.dably detained
in the House of Commons, the proceeding' were presided
over by the Rcv. J. 8. Anderson, master of Linceln's-ion.
As on termer similar occasion, a wire bar of recitations,
selected from the ancient and modem clessics, wete delivered
by same of the principal students, end, speaking gcnerally,
in proportion as these could be apdreciated by the au-
dience. was the applause warm and Romal.
ALDERMAN CARDEN has appointed the Rev. John
F. H. English, son of the late Sir John Ecgllab, of Wesley-
house, near Brentwood, E•esz. Pi his chaplain, an I Mr.
Henry S. Law, of the firm of Vasdercorn and ILaw, Blobs
lase, Caanossetreet, u his under sheriff.

THE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OP 1831.
On Wednesday afternoon, a meeting of the Manchester .:Jtn.
mittee for the promotion of the objects of this exhibitiam was
held in the Manchester Towr.-hell, the Mayor in the exit,
for the purpose of laying befi•ra the members the repbes
which had been received from th^ comatimioners to two
questions which had been asked by the committee. Tco
hr.t question was, " Wh,ther attacks marked • not
I.ar competition' would be admitted to the exhibi-
tion." The answer which had been received was
to the effect that the commissioeers, being ital.
owl to reward excellence wherever it presents it-
self by a general emulation, and nut by individual competi-
tion, and being at the same time desirous not to injure the
abied manufacturer by rewarding objects of inferior nit ri•r,
because they only happen to be in competition, trust that
the Blanchester committee will be of their opinion, that
should not be admitted to the exhibition, it marked,
Not for competition." The second question was, whetter
the commissioners would be prepay. it to confirm any guar-n-
-tee of epee, which the local committee might make for the
admiuion of certain articles. The commissioners state.', in
reply, that they were desirous to confirm the ace of th,
committees as far as possiti.e, and recostmended that the
committee should in moat casts communicate with the cow-
, minimum, in order that they might determine the amount
of 'pasta be allotted
A CHILD DROWNED ITT ITS lißoTHEa.—John
Hato, a boy of 10 years of age, was sesterday morning ex-
amined before the mayor of Nolinghun, on suspicion of
having committed a murder. It appeared that he had been
absent on Wednesday eight from the house of Ida (other, a
framework knitter, and had token with him his youngest
brother, &child of li months old. The hither being aluadd
at hie sbeeace, a search was set on foot, and at 7 o'clock on
Thursday evening_ the rigour wm met cn the Long-tow,
in Nottingham Market-place, without his brother. H. ice
quiretimU by his father, he declared be knew nethinor of
the child, nor had he taken him out. He at length Ad-
mitted that hie brother was dead, that a big boy had c anis
up to him the was sitting in the meadows, and thrown the
child into the river. The child was iuherqueatly found in
the river,
_neer Willard-gate. The prisoner being again
quesioned, sad the child had rolled into the river. An an•
quest was held in the afteraoon, but after sitting for some
Wee and buries evideatie, the coroner and jury agreed to
' an adjournment.

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HOUSE OF LORDS - Fll DA T. JOLT 26.
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COUNTY COCBIII EXTENSION BILL.

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Lewd BROUGHAM meented a petition from guessers
sad *then, es the subject of a coecurrent jurisdiction being
S
ot to the immix warts. He would take this op-
Portulitf Of saying that he had received various letteas,
alluding to hi.. the promoter of this bill, and charging
hit with gressineonsistency, being a op ember also of the Law
Avairodasost Society, in advocating a osocuvreat jurisdiction
tO Wag Mended to the superior courts. Now, he had not
bon iewssessistent, for his object was to seehallste the present
bill to that which he bat introduced in 1833, and which wee
lest by a sasjoritv of one In their lordships' house. His
=endemism, .0 which their lerdships had caseated, restored
this bill of 1810 to the ctiaractcr sad spirit of the bill of
1833.
MILITIA PAT BILL.
This li so reed a third dee sod passed.
IRISH PAUPERS.

Lard REDESDiaITai observed from a report ha the
pante papaws of amain proceeding at the Thames police
mum that two penoas bad bees seat over to this country
gram 'Maori, who bad roc/rived Is. 61 seek to make their
way to England, to be maintained here by mendicancy, or
by t►e rates of t►is country. Such • practise would be
Islual ►m, parties io acting to England being subject:to
• flag of U. He did not know whether such was t►e case
L• Ireland or not, but he aboold be glad to be informed on
Me subject.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE made some observations,
which were totally inaudible M tbe gallery.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.
The time pennies, gamed Byrne, 111.Arthar. sad Hind,
committed fee breath o• privilege I. baring forged signatures
to a petitim, were brought up and discharged with a repel-
ntsad. Payment of the poets of incarceration was remitted,
on amount of their poverty.
TDB PROPOSED EXHIBITION IN HYDE PARK