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The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-09

We have Um requseted to publish the fellowisp
letter from Mr. Cobh+ :
10$, Wastboaraoterrese, lely 6, 1650.
Mrs Prodo4 year bine, tropmeslas me to allow
en mane to be used as ass dM pattern of ea amesiatisa
is, Manx by pony eabseripeine tt a peer seals wind
aseeveasat to the women eltbeiste Sir Hebert rod."
It wOl be to me • -.Laid/ ettielsedea to be aseesined
is ite appropriate • made et orpremiscg the shasetuaineed
teeing of escrow at the la-d a great patine beasfeeter.
The illastinas steteemea who has bees takes treat as
with sash awful suddenness eataileed every ether °hien of
solides to seem to the amide aid waritskops of theta.
tag multitedes of this sontry die bisonye of lausaad
mtity, health, sad happiness. He knew the isimidiela
he would line to pay kr the envies he wee min-
W1;1: nation, bat he relied with propietie hddi types the
fears verdict of the people. Is the reitemen ef kis gentart
trial, whoa deliveriag the spook whisk eland his said
caner, after spooking of tho In id piety whisk he bed es-
rend for am, of the politisal ke.W je he W saawernd
into bitter ensaltiea, dike lawlsates of eels-ay ha bed lot
loess upon kbaself,—eflor reenating mourafal/y, but with-
oN
106101014 sertilins he bad made, he tuned for
s titbit man of the people, sad dosed
hrierspreek me adairier, with the known. wards:—
" It may be that I obeli leave a same .onetime remem-
bered with ezpresmises erased will is the Moles of thee*
when let it is te laketar, ankle sera their illy bread by the
sweat of their brew, ulna thew shall nand lb* =Masted
straugth with 'nosiest sad untaxed bolt*, sweeter, be-
sawn it less lessor lessenedby a sines of fejaier."
Thus, Is the work yea have soisetekes, yes are polies
usseaselearly rennin tie espiratleas of the tispeteed stator
mem. Ia plan tip die pone ef the working sins tate a
pyramid se his watery, let me ensorest that she above pes-
etas be ineerihed apes tubes,. It will preys that be did
not ovet.esilmats the judos or gratitude of hiseoastrysee ;
and it will also show to Mare stateenien that there is enmity
with the people for the ham of a minister tole Imam the
vengeance of particular Interests, while: osaterriag bantam
upon the nation —I ea, sir, your obedient servant.
Mr. Jobs Dowers. RICHARD COBDEN.
London, England, 1850-07-09

PUBLIC SALES.

JOLT B.—By Mr. LIITCHILD, at Oarraway's—The Water
Oakley Farm Estate, in the pariah of Bray, links, cum-
prising dwelling-henee, tarm buildings, and 173 acne of
freehold land, let for 3101. per annum.—Knocked down for
6,6901.

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Mr. J. Dowsote, at Girraway's.—Absolute reversion to
one sixth of 10,0001. three per unto., payable at death of a
lady aged 87-7701.
Messrs. WA/ALTERS and LOTUOT, at Guraway's.—Lease
of the Whits Swan public-house Chandos street, Covent-
garden, held for sight years at 601.-6701.
Mr. Cocuttanu., at Garraway's.—Two houses Rot al-
hill, Greenwich, let for 601., hold for 20 years, at 31-2901.
MUM. SUNI4 MIS and LOWDAN, at Garraway's.—Leass-
hold house, 22, Forster-wrest, Mouton, Ist for 261., held fur
61 yaws at 41. 108.-2211.
London, England, 1850-05-03

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL

Yesterday a court wu held for the despatch of
public business, and in consequence of a requisition to consi•
der the following motion :—" That the court do petition
both houses of parliament in favour of the establishment of
a system of national secular education."

THI BIRTH OP • PRINCII.
The RECORDER having stated to the court that the
Lord Mayor had received a communication from Sir George
Grey, announcing that the Queen had been safely delivered
of a prince,
Mr. DAKIN rose to move a congratulatory address to her
Majesty upon the event, in accordance with the practice or
the court, which was upon all occasions foremost in mina.
lag its loyalty and affection to the sovcreiza. The experi•
once of ages, and the present glorious condition of England
bore the most convincing testimony to the superiority
of the British government to the government of any of
the continental nations, and whilst the rest of
Europe wee agitated by political storms, Eng.
liahmen clung more closely to their own vene-
rated institution. It was with feelings of the greatest plea-
sant he rose to move an address to the sovereign of these
realms, a lady alike remarkable for the exercise of public and
domestic virtues and a brilliant example to society; and he
trusted that the event of yesterday would give to London a
distinguished citizen, to England a distinguished subject,
and to the sovereign great additional comfort and happiness.
(Cheers. f He concluded by moving that a dutiful and loyal
address be presented to the Quin on the auspicious occasion
of the birth of a prince.
Mr. BAILEY seconded the motion, which was carried
amidst loud cheers. A committee was then appointed to
draw up the address, and the usual formalities were ordered
to be adopted u to its presentation.

LOIN DINHILN*II ANSWIIII TO TRU ADDAMS OP THIS
COUNT 01 COMNION COUNCIL.
The RECORDER read a communicetiori which had been,
he said, received by tte Lord Mayor gm the bite Chief
Justice of England, le answer to the Address of the court.
Upon the motion of Mr. JOHN WOOD, Ilmonded by Mr.
RICHARD TAYLOR, the answer of Lord DOOM= was ordered
to be entered Upon the journals, and to be printed in the
minutes of the court.

It wu also referred to the nouraittee by whom the address
had been drawn up, to madder what further steps it would
be &mew/ to take to record still sore impressively the
answer of the noble and learned lord, of which the whole
wart moat strongly ezpreseed their admiration.

TAB POOR &ILI!) DILL

The coulderatiOcof the ;Port siatost the Poor Relief
Bill wu eitjoused.
London, England, 1850-05-03

MONEY MARKET.

TEIJIIIDAT El7llllO.
At a meeting of the Mexican Company. held to-day,
a most satisfactory report was read and adopted. The
net profits realised in Mexico in the past year was
6481., and an ample stun remains in the agent's hands
for current ex2eness. The chief means of revenue
had been the purchase of Elver ore far reduction at
Haciendas, which realised a profit of 80 per cent. in
Mexico. The next year's report, it is expected, will
exhibit a still greater improvement in the position of
the company. The report for 1848, it may be remem-
bered, showed a loss of 6341. on the workings.
Tuesday's letters from Havre, jut received, state
that the sales of cotton of all descriptions during the
week previous amounted to 12,624 bales, on the basis
of 100 f for low ordinary New (Muni, which esta-
blishes an advance of St in price during the month of
April. On Monday and Tuesday the market for this
staple wu unusually the sales fur both days
being limited to 417 at prices scaroely so firm.
The accounts by the Europa were hourly expeeted,and
until their arrival nothing wu expected to be done.
The total receipts in April amounted to 41,367 baler,
sod the sales to 32,228 bales. The stock on the 30th
wit. was 71,150 bales. In other products there was
--•••1,2
-Du srocra.—itti 1! • I

5 Ount. Conwels
per
per Oust. Stock
Ditto for amount, May II
Bank Stock 303
Royal Bank (101. paid) 12
National Bask (221. 10s. paid) 1
Dahlia and Belfast Junction
Great Soothers and Western
tECHA NG ES AND STOCKS ABRCA:i.
Anwrzazisn, Arall. 30.—Dulth Ponds Active Debt, Two-and4t-
Half per Cents, 55 ,55 5-16 bills ; Ditto, Thee per Cenb.,
64 15-14 money, 68 bills; tto, Four per Ontats„ 03 11-16 money,
5 18.16 hilts ; *newt. Synd., 71wee-and-a-Half per Cents., 116 11-16
asenry, 661 bills ;West laths Loan, Pour per Cent., 641 mosey; Bowden
Five per Cents., Hope and Co., 1031 money, 1031 bilk.' Ditto, Your
per Cede-.Stiepina, $4l money; Spanish I,,vit per Cents, 101 money,
10 3.16 bills ; Ditto, Three per Cents., 291 money, 29 9-16 bills
Austrian nee per Cents.. Metathetic*, 74t money, 73 bills; Ditto,
Two-and.s-Ilitlf per Cents., 69) !coney, 40 Mlle.—Exchanges : on
Landon, 12.07; two months, 12.02; on Hamburg, 33.10; two
months, 33.
London, England, 1850-05-03

CHINA.

The China mai! of March 9 contains a government
notification relating an enaz,noter on the 4th and lith
between the Medea and a party of pirates.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
DIPLOMATIC DIPARTNINT.
His ezoellency her Majesty's plenipotentiary, &c.,
te., has meth satisfaction in publishing toe general ingot--
nation the accompanying °Mead communication, with its
(tattooers, from Commander Lnekyer, to the address of
Captain Morgan, senior naval officer in Chia*, reporting the
proceedings of her Majesty's steam sloop Medea, metrical
piratical pinks in Mir's Bar, on the 4th sad 6th Lomat.
(By order) FILLDISICIL
(in t►e absence of Mr. Eiveretari Johnson.)
Victoria, Hosa•Kunn, March 7, 1860.
"H. M. n.-v. Medea, at Hong- K Ong, March h.
"84,-1 have the honour to report to you that on my
arrival at Kat. co, at 6.16 yesterday evening, 1 found thirteen
rratical junks sad fear cane jut.ks at anchor.
" On tee appearance of her Majesty's steam-vsswil under
I my command, twelvo of the piratical vestals swept in-shore,
lons of the largest remaining at anchor, without offering the
London, England, 1850-05-03

RELIEF OF THE POOR IN IRELAND.

toprovide for the
more equitable distribation of the charge for the relief of the
poor la unions in Ireland.

THE NATIONAL DEBT.

Mr. TRELAWNY gave notice that he would, either on
Tweday or Thursday next, submit the following motion, of
which he had gives notice : " That, in time of peace, this
country ought to appropriate two millions a year towards
the liquidation of the national debt."
FARMERS' INCOME TAX.
Colonel SIB IHORI' gave notice that he would, on a fit-
ters dims:all the attention of the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer to a return of the income tax payable by agricultural
tenants
. . . . .

The house attjourned at 20 minutes to oho o'clock.
London, England, 1850-05-03

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
MORDESOUP AMMO= ON ♦ POLIC&CONSTABLZ.—R.
Ivu was charged with violently awattlting Police-constable
Shampoo 42 C.

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Complainant, whom bead wee bound up with adhesive
plaster, stated that about three o'clock this morning he was
04 duty in Sheppard-street, Oxford-street, w►en he
sew the prisoner, who was very much in li-
quor, quarrelling with some females. Witness went
up to him, end requested him to leave the spot,
when the prisoner turned round upon him and struck him •
tremendous blow between the eyes, and knocked him down.
While lying on the ground, the prisoner kicked him most
annterdfully about the body, and bad not some other comm.
hies come to his aid, he had not the least doubt but that the
prisoner would bays killed him. Witness added that in
consequence of the severity of t►e injuries he had received,
he was rendered unfit for duty.
Tares other constables, who went to the assistance of
complainant, proved that the prisoner was most violent, and
resisted all their efforts to convey him to the station. After
a considerable degree of reaista•ce they managed, with the
aid of six others, to take him to the station.
The prisoner, who pleaded drunkenness as an excuse, was
committed for two months.

COIIIIIBBIIIIIAT SZBVlClLL—Yesterday wee printed
Ls=by nor of the flows of Coalesces, giving as
of tba same that will be required to 'met the ex-
mom for sommimriet services is the year 1850.61. The
ma required ter gaieties envies. is 463,891 i., beteg • do-
weled' of 34,109 L es the prmediag roof ; sad for the non-
sitssavo services 46,7911., Wag ea nsese of 1,919 i. on the
prised* year. TM total nue, Slensforo, required is
499,9821., being a decrees, of 32,1901. se die year 1519.60.
London, England, 1850-05-03

OUTGOING MAILS.

The mails for Bntiah North Assent* and the United
States will be made ap this evening.
The mails for bladeria, the Brazils, and Buenos Ayres, will
us made up to-morrow evening.
The snails for Lisboa, !Sown, and Gibraltar will be made
up on the mornicg of May 7.
The mails tint Marseille*, to the Mediterranean, Egypt,
.f.idon, India, Hong-Koug, dc., will be made up on
the sends.; of May 7.
file West India Mails, excluding Bermuda, Havannalt,
Nassau, Ho due's, New Orleans, and Mexico, and including
' •hese for Madeira, Bt. Juan-de-Nicaragua, New Granada,
Chili, and Peru, will be made up on the morning of May 17.
The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands,
Egypt, Ceylon, India, and Cbina, wiz Southampton, will
be made ap on the morning of May 20.
London, England, 1850-05-03

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ccocx.
Consols were first called this morning at yester-
day's closing prices, 95! to then touched 96, and
again returned to the first price, at which they are at
resent quoted both for money and account. The
['bre(' per Cent. Reduced mark 941 and 95 ; and the
New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent..' at 97, and
last 961. The Three per Cents., 1726, have been
dealt in at 911, and the South Sea New Annuities, at
94! and 93.
Exchequer Bills mark 695. and 675.; ditto small,
705.; and India Bonds, 925. and 935. premium. Long
Annuities mark 84- and Bank Stock 207. India
Stock, 267.

Price in the foreign market have undergone no
change, the very email amount of business going
forward being insufficient to create the slightest
degree of fluctuation, in the absence of any more active
influencing cause. The transactions of the day are
limited to : Danish Five per Cent. Scrip, at 51
prem. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 551 and +;
the Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851 and 83.
Mexican, at 28.1. Peruvian Deferred, at 301. Spanish
Active per Cents., at 171.
ENGLISH YCINDS.—Tons Dar.
Rook f4toet. IN 7 3 per CL Coo. A05..931
I per CL ass. Aso... 541 33 Per Ct. 9Qi 7
3 tar et CoS. SADO, Wli Lzeboquor lan., 317.. to TOL

P0R110,7 rti ND&
1 pee Ct. Austrian Beads. 1 per Ct. Organ& 8d... Dl*
4i pm CI. Belt. Bonds. 46 11 Grenada Drienvil lid... 31 4
21 per nt, 6 per Ct. Met., 1546.3111 1
4 per Ci. Brazilian Ids., N $ 4 per CL Perstrisa Ilda. 74 1
Ditto saw. 65 7 Do. Deferred Oda.
4 per Ct. Dues, Ayres. 51 3 Portuguese Cons.. 33 4
Ditto Chilies Bd.. ii; 9 6 per Ct. Ruse. 1id5..1.6 1
Ditto Cuitintb. Det. lids, —1.) *anise Mgt, 174 1
Columblan letunior Ilds., 31 I 3 tor Ct. Spanish lid.. 361 14
1 per Ct. Danish Bds., 01 71 Ditto Parte. itds..3l
21 per Ct. Dutch Ns., 6 1 1 per Ct. Venetuvla Ude.. 33
4 Dar Ct. Dutch Carta. $1 I Venezuela INiferred 1145..11 11

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.
boons.—The lave* public sales. consisting of 12,000 hags
Mauritius. Bengal, Penang, and 200 hhda. West India, are
p►ograming heavily, and prices are scarcely maintained.
Refined dull ; grocery lumps, 48.. 6d. to 50. 6d.
Cants.—Gotd ordinary native Ceylon remains at 40s. ;
a fall amount of business done late on 'Change yesterday at
that price. Mocha is going off at rather lower prices in
public sale to day.
SALT PPPPP —Nearly all the 2,500 bags offered in public
sale were withdrawn for want of buyers at pretriuur rata..
Refraction 41 sold at 235. 6d.

PIPPiII —l,OOO bap blelaber mold in public sale at nil.%
few lo's 30.; the quality peed.
Corrox remains firm, and shows an advance of i per lb.
a the week.

INDIGO steady. 12,000 ehests are now declared for the
next quarterly tale, 14th init.
Rtw caution's dull, and it is difficult to give exact quo-
tations, the transactions being so small.
We have had altogether • very dull week : with the ex-
ception of Cotton nearly every article shows • decline.
Coffee is now 25 per cent. below the late highest point, and
the market for that article will, for the next month, be
materially governed by the Continental markets.
London, England, 1850-07-31

SPAIN.

Our Madrid correspondent, writing on July 25, says
that the Casale contains a decree augmenting the
peheities to which taxpayers in arrear are liable. A
see( re edict, imposing habits of greater austerity upon
the clergy, has been published, by order of the pri-
mate. The Carlist cabecilla 800 has been taken pri-
soner in the province of Valencia.
Lord Howden, whose arrival was daily expected,
would take up his residence at the mansion occupied
by Sir Henry Bulwer, formerly belonging to the
Monte:tunas, and opposite the Ministry of Public In-
struction, which was, curiously enough, formerly the
adios of the boll inquisition. Since Sir Henry'. de-
parture the British lion and unicorn have been sus-
' pended in the vestibale over the Archive-office, but
they will of course be restored to their old post out-
side the build ng upon the arrival of the new envoy.
There was no Belot on the 25tb, but the Threes
were done cut-of-doors at 331.
London, England, 1850-07-31

MANCHESTER, July 30.

6TOCI-EXCHAWOII.—The market WAS rather brisker, and
more haslet, was doing in shares than foe some wed.d peat, at im.
proved prim's. .t good business has been dame in London and North
Wosterus at LIU!. 1101 n, and tll n.

BIRMINGHAM, July 30.

FlTonn-Sicitidiox.—Thera WWI more business dnre in
this market to tar, and priors alynnoill considorably. London snit
North Westerns w,re dime .it 111: North Statt.orilii st ;
In Waal stocks, Ohl kln• UMim shares wow dom. a: .11.

LEEDS, Jelly 30.

BTocu-Rxcli • NOR. T..as ►eing the lut day roc the pre-
vent amount, operetevl, in connexion with the gmnerol aunties,. of the
market, in causing but very few tubs this morning en 'ebonite.
Thirok Quarters itecancvl tot 7-16.16., and North W.:sieves wine done
at 13j inv.

INCLISIBERY.D EsTATES IN IttELANO.-I'esterday a
parliamentary paper was issued, containing Some obverse-
tions by the commissioners upon the subject of their distri-
bution of the funds ari•ing from the sale of incuaahered
estates in Ire:and, and the transfer of any part thereof into
the Court of Chancery. It appears that the commissions rs
have sal more than Ralf a million's worth of property, wad
of that sum they hope re distribute the entire in tluir croft.
with tke exception of 25,0001 , which may be transferr.sl to
the Court of Chancery. Alma 100.0001. has been 'beady
distrbuted. Tho commissioners hope, without any assistance
from any other court, to dis:ribwe 200,000/. before vacation,
and 200 OWL more in the month in October. They add.
"that there is no pert of their practice which gives the
public such suvisfaction as the readiness with which pay-
ments are nude when the Tights of patties are correctly
aecertained.**
Hors Vittiat NEW SOUTII WALES The camel
which has arrived in the cloche. suds
Wales, has brought a parcel of , kiktVoxf of
ruleof
'tier cargo. 'this is the first irel 1111 IMlaltta Of
this article of merchat.disa I £. eigsts4qui ot
the globe, and the artivahr ',grog ism .
V' • .

it :~ :~
London, England, 1850-07-31

PUBLIC SALES

JULY 30.—8 y at the Mart. —The first
potion of the freehold estates belonging to the Marquis of
E , situate in the Strand, Wellington, Catherine, and
Ezeter.streets, was submitted for sale to day in twenty four
lots. The annual rental of this portion amounts to about
2,7361. (inolud.ng the estimated velar of the houses %inlet),
and the total amount realised by the day's sal* was 68,0801.
It was understood that the greater portion of the property
was sold. Among the lots were : _ _

Nos 343 and 3.4.4 Strand, annual and estimated rents, 310!.
—4,5001.
315, Strand, let for 2401.-6,9001
warehouse, and the adjoining house, Nos 316
and 346 a, Strand, let for 3331. 12a.-6,9001.
The Wellington Hotel, 351, Strand, let for 2001.-3,7601.
No. 352, Strand, let for 1301.-2,6901.
No. 353, Strand, let for 2101.-3,4301.
The White Horse, or Lyceum Tavern, let fa 1201-
2,7501

No. 355, S:rand, let on a groaad•reat of 751. 12t, 84.-
2,0501.
No. 358, Strand, let on leue for 801-2,150/.
• No. 357, Strand, let on lease for 1051-2,8001.
No. 358, Strand, let on lea,* f..r 1051.-2,8001.
Na. 359, Strand, let on learn. for 801. is —2,150/.
No. 1, Catherine-street, let on lease to Mr. Oawlyn for
901.-1,6001.
The Era Newspaper•ofce, let on lease for 1251. 4r. 101.-
2,2001.
The Exeter Change coffee-house, let for 701.-1,3501.
The Fountain Tavern, Catherine-Unit, let on leue for
1501.-2.7001.

Ihe Whits hart pahlie-hoose, corner of Catherine and
Baeuratreate,lst for 861-1,7001.

GIAII lONBVIII Annul', one a the most famous ruins is
the west of Enpland, is shortly to lan put up fur sale by auc-
tion with the utate on which it stands. Buch are the frealui
of fortune.
London, England, 1850-07-31

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

HAMBURG, Jim' 27.
Little or no fresh information has arrived this
morning from the frontiers of Schleswig, nor have any
further details of the engagement oome to band than
those which I was enabled to communicate from per-
sonal observation.

The Danish outposts are reported to have advanced
to Kropp, a small village eight miles to the south of
Scl.leswig, on the road to Rendsberg. It is also re-
ported that the Danish general had offered a truce
of four days to General Willisen, which the
latter declined. It is very remarkable that the
Danish general did not pursue the Schleswig-
Holstein army, seeing that the ground through which
they had to pass was the most unfavourable part of
the main road, Wag commanded by the hi. ights of
Idatadt, which were in the hands of the Dane.. Their
loss must have been severe indeed. Time will show
their extent. _ _

Another engagements expected in a day or two,
should the Danes advance towards the position taken
up by General Willisen at Sehestedt.

A telegraph from Hamburg, of July 29, states
that no intelligence had arnved from the army,
excqat that of an unimpoetant skirmish between the
cavalry outposts. The disposition of the troops con-
tinue to be excellent. The only complaint is that of
the want of a sufficiency of officers.
' An official bulletin was issued at Keil, on the 27th,
signed, Krohn, and stating that "our army occupies
a central position; all reports of corps having been
cat off by the enemy are devoid of foundation. The
loss of men will be covered by the supplementary
battalions lately organised, so that in a tew days the
army will be stronger than it was pmvious to the
battle of Idatedt. The courage of the army has carer
flagged. The day of solution is still to come, and we
await it with confidence."
Ou the same day GeLeral von Willisen betted the
following proclamation:
. . .

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In correquenes of the proprtionately great losses sus-
tained among the °Moen of the Schleswig•Holsmia army at
Idstedt, the recruiting of this important department of
military power is at present the greatest want of the emir.
To the • Mons of all German troops, therefore, who are
young and strong, and whose hearts are with the came
which we are here defending, we address the SULDTO9I2/ to
repair, as quickly as possible, to Kendeburg, where they
will be sure to find a poiition suited to their rank and abili-
ties, whether as volunteers or to be definitively enrolled.
All German papers are requested to insert this proclama-
tion in their columns.
Von WiLuesx, Commander-in Chief.
Cluveastaek, Jaiy 27.
London, England, 1850-07-31

THE MOLUCCA ISLANDS.

The Das.ch government has received intelligence
from Amobeima, one of the Malacca Islands, of a series
of frightful earthquakes baying occurred daring nine
days, and committed great ravaged They were fol-
lowed by a trident epidemy, which carried off a great
many c f the natives and most of the Europeans. A
young man, who had recently arrived in the island
from Holland, as an employe of the third class, sud-
dec:y !mind timer, by the death of all his superiors,
the trot official, and, as such, he had to undertake the
duties of governor.

SPORTING.

GOODWOOD RACES.

C:IICHISTZI, Mesuar Mont.—This entries Poe tb
este,. ie , e! e,d trio treeing at Goodwood, sad if one or
roc Jid not cow^ up to the mark—the Craven :Rakes and
Ca•dray Stses•—the Steward's Cup, lonkseper'e, Angle.
ley. sad gae,r.'s P.stes ti.kd bettar than usual, proviog
the: done were plenty el hems is ths neighbourhood, and

tlair the daily areraie of missy is likely to come up to the
sot Jut we minimise! 111.4 week. The pea was drawn
thrttgb s ccustdmattle camber of two and three year olds,
and several eagegeemnts Mae thus reduced within n.no•
cilm-neleas ; for the Ham and Goodwood Stakes, the
If unary Plate, aid the Cup., the dells out be burr than
egsvar to have km pes•rally wicipated.
.re two sad five &deck melee this afternoon left Loud=
Br; p swarm with immense freights' but numbers having
stopped at Brighton, Worthing, sad Bognor, with the ia-
tentios of 1114441 W 'hire during the room, the proportion
wh.ch malted Cnichestio wee conilsed aincst exclusively to
tie roort;ng claws, 1. r whom accommodation the Sobeerip-
too Bet:ing-roors woo prised se usual ; not a bet, however,
was laid.

A large a• d distinitti.hed party ie alatem‘led at Good-
woci, where epee house will be kept to the date of the
WO( k. A gor4l eta: 01 rain fell duo evetiag, about eaves
o'ctock, ant the prospects of the meetics In respect of wea-
ther ere dub:ow.
London, England, 1850-07-31

GREECE.

The governmenthas received the following despatch
from the French minister, dated Athena, 18th inst.
T.e intelligence bas already been published :
- - - - -

Mossisurie ha;* the &war a lahror yea
that the asansion weed upon hansom the *Ohara of
Park and at Leaden, sad datiaed to pat an sat to the dil-
teroaces between Grosse sad Gina Britain, has jut heat
signed la my prawn by the .!sister of ha Britannic Mr
platy aad the Mishear a Foreign Affairs of Kft Otho.
Inriediately shot the signatans. M. Ueda aselain4 to Mr.
Wyse that he was authorised to say that his Hansa' Majesty
would, ratify the esaveatiort. I will said you by the ma
manor a copy *sad and ratified of Os erariatiea la qua-
tioa. Ohtani) TIOUTI3IIL.

MALTA, JULY 24.
Lieutenant Darby, sommeading S.M. steamer Mediae,
mot with an unfortunate widens on the 22nd, by falling
down the hatehway, and breskiag his right arm close up to
the shoulder; he is in huspital and doing favourably.
Lieut. Harvey, of the Bellerophon, is appointed to the
Medina, aim Darby. Assistant Surgeon Chapman, of the
Medina, is gone sick to hospital, and Mr. W. G. Goldin,
Supernumerary of the Queen, h • bused Medina in his
place. 11.11.'s steamer Malta arrived this morning from
Alexandria with the lediau mails; the Medina takes them
oa to Marseilles at 2.p.m.
Yesterday her Majesty's steamer Poreepiae leek 112 ma
and Ms of the 44th regiment to Gimo, to occupy Fort
Chain-iny, for a change of air, to see if it will stop the
prevailing sickness.
The board of health at Tunis hes decided upon a term of
ten days' guaranties against snivels from Malts, provided
so cows of cholera have occurred during the paragr. The
deaths at Tanis on the 19th echelon were 32—at lihabes
about 60 per diem. It has also appeared at Wee.
The Velesi and Jupiter, two French liners, and the
Cacilue French steam frigate, were lying at Tunis on the
19:11. The Tunisian steamer Minos left here for Tunis on
the 22ad.

The cutter yeoht Sapphire, C. B. Blaydas, Esq., arrived
yesterday from Csastantinople. The fleet is suit off the
harbour's mouth. The ships are to come in singly to all up
water, and then 4v oat. It is perfectly understood now,
that the admiral will not go out to join them until after the
arrival of this Triton, expected on the Ist of August.

INDIA.
London, England, 1850-03-30

(14 Te:,. graph.)

LICFCRT. MARCII 28.
Ia the afternoon sitting of yebttrday. the Vstleal-
twiya-Roth declared to the committee of both boasts
that the constitution would ba proposed en 61,4-, the
quteticn and the clauses of grundrechte, or funda-
mental clauses, being excepttd, and the revision cub-
mired to separate votes. Ifassenpflug has come
from Cassel and joined the ;Wm:Ramo-Rath.

ITALY.
LOMBAItDY.

The ConcorrFa of Turin states that on the 22nd the
Genoa and Milan diligence, on being examined at the
Anwri in frontier, was found to contain a pared of
portraits of Mazzini, Girbsldi, and other revolu-
tionary characters. As none of the travellers thought
it safe to claim the parcel, they were all taken before
a commissary of pollee, who sent them under escort
to Milan, where, after undergoing a minute search,
thry were set at liberty.
London, England, 1850-03-30

- - -
THE LEVANT.

I hear from your correspondent at Malta, that the
cause of the French fleet bettre Naples is a dispute
between the French and Neapolitan governments
respecti g a tract of land, named Punto di Corr°,
claimed by the French, in the nuns of the Roman
government, to which the territory belongs, but
denied by the Neapolitan government.
London, England, 1850-03-30

TUSCANY.

- -
A letter. from Leghorn, in the Coctituzionale of Flo-
rence, of the 21st, states that a British squadron is
to take up its station before Portof,rrajo, and that an
Austrian corps of observation, amounting to 12,000
men, is to be formed at Leghorn.
The Costiturionok of Florence of the 20:h, announces
that the Austrians are shortly to occupy Orbetello,
Piombino, and other points of the Maremme. The
garrison of Florence is to be increased to 4,000 men.
At Pibtois the Tuscan veterans have been ordered
out or the fort to provide better quarters for the
Austrians. The latter are constructing an entrenched
camp at Ardenza. The municipality of Leghorn has
imposed a new tar, to the amount of 300,000 fr., of
which 300,000 fr. are to be paid by the commercial
interest, 100,000 by the landed preprietore, the re-
mainder by the trades.
London, England, 1850-03-30

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND
THE BISHOP OP EXETER.

A letter has been addressed to the Archbishop of
Canterbury by the Bishop of Exeter, in which, after
correcting an error in his publiiihrd letter, as to there
being no edition of Ballinger's "Decades" subse-
quent to that of 1677, in the sixteenth century, the
right rev. prelate goin on thus:
There is another matter on which I avail smeller this
opportnaity to 'meet a great misappesbensim.
I understand that it has bees said that we of my senneel,
in addeemins the judicial committee, staled that the Bishop
told Mr. Gotham that if he would stag be bad no istentioa
to publish the questions, answers, sad eorrespendence„ thou
the examination mieht ease at the point where they bed
arrived. It Mr. Cliebam bad mit, teethe would plainly
answer the question', and let the meter real Mere, then their
lordships would probably nester have board of the reseint
eosin:welly, and Mr. Gorham would of that museum Aare
been re:tor of Branford Speee."
Os the very day on which the learned moused was re-
ported to Inca sold tint, or something to the same ant, I
remoastrated with him, sabering said it without my Jeanie.
lions or astboriry, and matter!, to my wish, se well as to
what bad really been intteded by me. Es rained as
that what he bad said had been greatly misapprehended, sad
very incorrectly reported to me.
What was really said by me to Mr. Goyim on this Ratter
will be feud in the fallowing passages at Kr. Ciorhaea's
published senses of the examinotioa.
Atli. 114, lemedlately before Q LXI., is what follows:
"no Bisbee : I have no lassffistion is swim that say
rams ke tilting whether Mr. Gorham intends to publish
what he pared is this examination, and for my stating that
if there he such intention, or it the intestion be not dis.
Mimed, I must tontines the examination, is this: that the
'setter is not sufficiently invest'gand to enable me, in that
me, to take tbe course which I may be now prepared other-
wise to take, without my seeming teaser* forborne to place
before lir. Gorham several coneiderations which ought, in
my jinigment, to be weighed and answered by him."
At p. Hi is the following passage, in a letter of mine to
Mr. ficwhasa :

" To what you say of my avowed roams for continuing the
ozaminstiou on the fourth and nikerques.t days, namely,
t►at I ►ad the impression of your iaten•ioa to publish what
bad passed or might pass, I answer: That 1 hoped to bring
t►e examination to a close in a manner favourable to you,
on your 'making (as I expected that you would make) some
Neutral qualiflostion of your statement.; but that I felt it to
be impossible to tat this course oa your &raining to dis-
claim the purp.es of publication."
I now solemaly aver to your graft that I had no intention
whatever of institutieg Mr. 6 rhos', unless oa a fully sa•
tiefacto►y qualification of his statement. —I am, my lord
archbishop, with great respect, your grace's mast dutiful and
faith•ul servant, 11. EXETER.
Bishopstowe, March 28, 1850.
London, England, 1850-01-02

MARLBOROUGHAITREBT.

411 SAULT OxklitPoilcs.L.l.kei/i,l/i3nrke, and R
Haines, throe notorious pickpockets, were charged with at-
tempting to pick th- ;pockets of several ladies in Regent-
street, and with violently annulling the police.
Police Sergeant Hardwick stated that on the previous af-
ternoon he was in Regent-street, in company with two of the
City officer,, when his enaction wee called to the prisoners,
and two others not in custody, who were surrounding three
ladies, near a silk mercer's shop, close by Beak street. Wit-
ness, knowing them to be part of a gang of the most expert
thieves in Leaden, kept a sharp eye upon their movements,
when he saw the pinion Kelly lilt up a lady's dress, and
feel her past. while the other prisoners 'crisped him
The ladies walked on as far as Glaashouseotreet, still fol-
lowed I,y the prisoner, who kept close behind them, and,
when near the end of the street, witness again saw Kelly go
up to one of the ladies, and put his hand in her pockets
Witness ran forward and collared Kelly, when the two
other prisoners came up, and struck him a tremendous
blow M the fin, cutting his lip open. Witness
contrived to keep a fins hol'i of the prisoner Kelly until the
two City officers o.me to hie &ninnies and handcuffed hiss.
The others decamped, but, alter a sharp run and a deter-
mined and desperate reeiwases, were captured.
The prisoners were committed for three months with hard
labour.

___—'
SOUTHWARK.
HOUSIBRIAIIIIO.—J. Pan was a►arced with bresklog
Into a dwelling-how is West-street, Bermondsey, and steal-
ing a dram
A sonstab!s sail he was on duty last night with another
sciastable. Oa passing the opposite side of the strut, he
perceived the prismer in the door-way of one of; M houses,
in a stooping position. Hs am the prisoner humors a shut-
ter, break a window, and pull something oat et the shop.
Witness ran over to the .pot and Wuxi the prisoner as he
was in the sot of sat-ring ths house. He found the dress
now produced lying at Ls feet.
The owns/ of the house not bring present, the magistrate
remanded the prisoner until Wedmutlay nest.

Tng SMALL TZNANTIT or SUTIISILLAMD.—WO
usderstasd t►at the Dike of Bethsealand has deterniAed to
grist leases to all the iadmatnowa and dents's( of his
amorous small tenantry. This step hat long bees is Goa-
teamplatlea as the inn or his Grace aid Mr. Loch, his con-
labolasor, who thluk that this amuse ass sow be adopted.
It will still store popularise tN " good duke " among the
mall tams* sail will, we trust, be found to benefit all
pertise.—/seerwsee aterwr.
London, England, 1850-01-02

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOWSTREET.

Maw TiAles-DAT IX tr. G 11.1111.11 WOIIIHOURE.—Mary
Rorke an inmate of Bt. Oiles's Workhouse, was cbuged
with riotous conduct in the workhouse, attu with breaking
several pants of glare.
Yesterday being New Year's-lay, several of the r &open
were allowed a day's holiday. Many of thus returned in.
toxicated, and used very disgusting langusge in the street in
front of the workhouse. Two were taken into custody, and
others were allowed to enter. The prisoner, who had cot
been out during the day, was intoxicated in the evening, and
eenduced herself in a moat riotous manner. Bhs undressed
herself in the ward, and refused to dress herself. She
danced and sung loudly, and was ultimately removed,
almost in a state of nudity, to the refractory ward. Bhe
was left alone fora few minute+, sod on the return of the
watchman, he found her breaking the glue in the window
with a poker. She less then taken into custody.
Mr. Jardine could not understand how it was possible to
o'itain &gilt in the workhouse.
The muter of St. Oiles's Workhouse said the liquor was
brought in by thus paupers who bad been out during the day.
Mr. Jardine ordered the prisoner to pay fa breaking the
windows, and a fine of 405., and in default of payment to
be committed for one month.
Two other paupers were charged with bring drunk and
using obscene language. One was committed for seven days'
imprisonment, and the other was discharged.
London, England, 1850-01-02

THIS DAY.

Two O'C LOCL

The improvement which took place in the English
funds yesterd..y is not maintained to-day. Consols
were first called 961 to 1, from which they declined
to 1, but again rallied, and were done at 961. They are
now quoted as at the opening, 961 to lex div. 4. the
16th. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done variously
from 961 to 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.
were first and last done at 971, and in the interval at
971 and 1. Exchsquer Bil.s continue at 38a. and 61s.
prem. Bank Stock marks 203.
In the Foreign-house more business is doing, and
the marker generally is firm. The transactions up to
the prtNent comprise: Belgian Foar and-a-Half per
Cents., at 88. Buenos Ayres, at 47 and 461. Danish
Three per Cents., at 731. Two-and-a-Half per Cent.
Dutch, at 551; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at
851. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 691 and 39.
Portuguese Converted, at 361 and 1. Five per Cent.
Spanish Active, at 19k. the Three per Cents., at 37
ex div. Venezuela, at 281.

ENGLISH FONDS.
3 per Mess. Asa., 961 I
3! per Cu. HI
Eictuquir Ili* M. So 61..
London, England, 1850-01-02

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.

In the week ending lest Bettnrdity the dentin to-
emend la the metropolitan distrimewere 1,053 • the weekly
avenge of this season, con... Mini foe human Of population,
is 1,162. The mortality of last week is, therefore, lea that
the estimated amount by 109 deaths, sad is nearly the sense
as that of the previous week. Of the 1063 perm no, whose
deaths are included in this return, 841 had medical attend•
ante, end written statements of the dimness which proved
fatal, distineutshing in may sues the primary and secondary
firms are entered in the register books; 16 had no medical
ettesdanee ; in IS cases the sense of death wee not metaled,
and in these it does sot sneer whether or not the pr lents
had professional sit. At the ma of the quarter an influx of
eases returned by eortmers swells the amber of deaths re-
(Wired in the week ; but many of tine occurred at earlier
dates. Inquests were held on 176 . oaths in the present re-
turn, eoneiderably mare than the dm proyortinn ; they fall
mostly under fractures, wounds, drawable, hanging and
suffncation, burns, melds, and risna, making altosether
66, whilst the weekly average is 30 ,• and ander apspleyy,
from which there were 44 deaths, whilst the suing. is 25 ;
b aides 46 in which the cause of death could sot be ascer-
tained, or was defectively returned, the average Meech beteg
mil 12. Seven children are returned u having died of
suffratioa in bed ; 5 deaths sn ascribed to intemperance,
of which one was the ease of a gi 1 of 14 years, who died
after 38 hours' Wows of congestion of the brain and other
organs, frost drinking ed..; a child died of want ; a ass
of 40 years, in the au trict of St. Andrew Bast, of
"iz to cold sad deetttutioe," and a po.k-bausker
ofrisrears, on the third day afthr &dated= Into

dical attendance died in Somers town of "inflamma-
tion of the lungs ;" abe is stated to have arrived
at the advanced age of 100 years. In the last week 42
children died of measles, which is about the average, 24 of
eculatina, an i 24 of hooping•cough (both diseases now
uvula the average). Smallpox which was fatal in seven
eases, and typhu► in 31, are also let. prevalent than usual.
There is a decrease of deaths on the previous week both
from bronchitis and pneumonia; eight persons died of in-
Hearse. Only nine deaths occurred from dieted.. ; none
from cholera. Tables socompacy this return which show
the deaths from cholera in each of the 135 sub-districts of
London, in etch week since October, 1848. The births
daring the week :numbered 1.220.
The mean daily reading of the barometer at Greenwich
Observatory ranged from 30 440 in. to 30 301 in. on Sunday
and Honda, ; on Tuesday it was 30.378 in. The mean of-the
week was 29.877 in. The mean temperature of the week
wee 33.1 deg., less by 9 deg, than that of the previous week,
and less than the average of the same week in states years by
3 deg. The daily mean tear throughout lease ban tie average ;
except on Wednesday. On Fri toy, when the mean tem-
perature was only 24 deg., it was lam than the ge of
the same day by 13 dig.
London, England, 1850-12-16

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF

LIFE.-THIS DAY.

Shortly after 11 o'clock this morning the neigh-
bourhood of Great antland-yard, linagerford market, and
the surrounding thoroughfares were thrown into a most
painful state of exeitement, to omuquence of an ac-
cident, attended with loss of life, bat up to the
time this account was written (twenty minutes put one)
the number of pergola who have perished could not be
clearly ascertained, although it is hoped tbat not more than
two persons are dead. For some time a new sewer bas been
constructing, which opens in /diddle Bcotlandyard, and en
tends some distacce into the river Thames, near Northam-
berland-whuf. At the usual hour this morning the various
man went to their work, and oontinued at their several d►
permeate until the above-Darned time, when suddenly the

water from the river washed away the mainstay at the end
of the sewer, and Magnet instantaneously the eobterraneas
pewits became Ailed with water. Oae poor fellow was
driven by the force of the writer to the mouth of the shaft
leading into the sewer. Hs was taken oat almost exhausted,
end conveyed to the hospital, but no fatal injury is appris
handed. Three or four other persons, it is stated, on hearing
the rush of water iota the sewer, cad who were standing
n, sr a ladder, succeeded in making a ~treat just in time to
avoid being drowned. The men working fur her from
land have, however, we regret to 2.y, been drowned
In eonsegaentie of its betep Moodily, it is stated,
that two or three of the bands had not gone to work, the
loose life is therefore not 60 erect ea It otherwise might
have been. Two men were known to have perished. The
steam engine and every available astable, are at fall work
in pumping the wirer out of the 'ewer ; but it la feared that
it will not be cleared until late to ogbt, and until the n the
number of persons hot eanaot be ascertained.
London, England, 1850-12-16

CASUALTIBIL
Laura Aso, Rymer, from !Memel to Hall. has pat
with ilememe, sod must elhebarr. baring been is
—Ny lleolnund, Noe. 28.
Tit ~,,, watt, from Kjoge, with • caw of hark,
ported by pilots to be on shore near Odlele, %f t.
Of this place.—Esinore, Dec. 7.

NOTICE TO NARIEZIta.—NEOLIIIII BAEZ SHOAL,
secretary of the Board of Underwriters of B ern. to
Mord a long letter from their agent at Moa•e
which the following extract 1. taken :—" Two Brain,
have recently been wrecked on the 'English Bank:
London, one with a valuable c and the ether wit
from Liverpool. I here dissovered, ea diligent g
daring my residence of nearly fourteen yean in th
that in nine cases out of ten the losses wnids occur
shoal may be attributed to the neglect of the lead. WI,
a vessel approaches near the hank .he lows tbs roh
bottom sod falls into hard a.m.% which ought In ne
cient warning to the neviga'nr by day or by idyl'
r‘ mark emanates from my own
London, England, 1850-12-16

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

WESTMINSTER.

Of:TRAMS DT ♦ MoLDIZA.—R. Groins, a private in the
Coldstream Guards, was charged with the following outrage
upon Mrs. West, a widow lady, residing in Werwiekatreet,
Pimlico.
The complainant was about turning into St. James's
park, from Queen-square, yesterday afternoon, when de-
fend■nt, who was under the itfloevice of liquor, laid hold of
her violently, declaring that she was the perm who had
promised to meet him there. 8 repulsed him, when he
caught hold of her shawl wi h such violence as to tear it
completely asunder, one portion of it being left upon her,
and the accused carrying tff the remainder, which was sub.
&formally found in his possession at barracks.
The complainant having sap d a wish that the magis-
trate should disieose of the matter summarily for the assault
only.
Mr. Broderip fined defendant, who pretended that be was
not the offender, 61., and in default committed him for two
month.
London, England, 1850-12-16

WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.—SATURDAY.
GORMAN O. NATMAK.—A COURTIRR'S MISHAP.
The plaintiff sought to recover II commission upon intro.
doting Dr. Kirwan, the emus, of Dublin, to the defendant,
upon the occasion of her Majesty's visit to Ireland.
In answer to the plaint, Mr. Nathan said, I am a are.
tumier. and imagining th.t the City of Dublin was ant
overstocked with court dresses, I repaired to Dublin upon
the occasion of her Majesty's visit to Ireland with court
suits for all grades The plaintiff called upon me, and it
was agreed that Dr. Kirwan should have the hire of a levee
suit for 31. 35., and that p'aintiff should have 11 for the
introduction. I called at the r, sidence of the coroner the
day after the levee for the dress, when I found the doctor in
bed with a broken nom. He said " oh, Mr Nathan, I have
had sue:. a misfortune I have not seen her Majesty, and
you see the state lam in." " Why, how on earth did you
get that face, doctor ?" said I. "0, Mr. Nathan," says e,
in ?OWN up stairs to see her Majesty, my sword got be-
tween my leas—(roars of laughtiir)—and threw me down on
my face. (Renewed laughter.) Mr. Nathan, lock at me,
and pity me." I then took up the suit, and found it satu-
rated with blood, when the doctor San me a promissory note
for 71. Ks. for the damage done to the dress, bat which, when
presented, was dishonoured.
Mr. Roberts, for the defendant, urged upon his Honour
that the pla;ntiff had by his introduction entailed a positive
lose upon his client.
The Judge hardly knew who to pity most, the unfortunive
doctor or the defendant. He certainly coal not make any
order in the case.
London, England, 1850-12-16

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RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY, Two o'CLocec
The share-market is acain much higher to-day,
most descriptions having advanced considerably, in
the face of very heavy " c..ntinuations." The settlement
of thew:mint ending the 17th inst.,which is very heavy,
mainly engages attention, but hopes are entertained
that it will pass over satisfactorily, notwithstanding
the greatfluctuatiors in prices which have occurred.
A very animated business has been done to-day, at
rapidly improvina fi Lures. Great Westerns have run
up as high as 78 ; Lancashire and York-hires, 60;
North West. t n stuck, 128 i; Midlands, .491; South
Easterns, 23/; Bast Lancashires, 131.

Bunn RAILwAra.

lo,iog prior

It I tht°4ler
London, England, 1850-12-16

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTH LANCASHIRE.—LIVERPOOL, Ditc. 14.

CROWS COURT.
Bitioaa Ma. Samoa ALualamr.
MALICIOUSLY STABBL24O.
Edward Richards. a rispectable min, was Indicted for
having, is October last, et Salford, felotiously stabbed John
Bradburn, with intent to do him grievous bodily hum. The
transsetion bad scion out of a fsmily squabble. The evi-
dence of the prosecutor failed to sustain the charge, and the
prisoner was found guilty of an assault only.
His lordship told him that if be breams bound, himself in
1001, and two sureties of 201., by paying a fine of 205., he
eight be discharged.
Judge.—Can you find bail, think you /
Prisoner.-1 think I can, my lord.
Prosecutor.—l'll become bail for him, my lord.
Judge.—That's tight. One seldom finds a pretreat,/ be-
coming bail for the good behaviour of a prisoner. Y will
now be mutually bound to keep the peace. Oo home toga-
cher friendly.
Prosecutor.—We will, my lord.
Prisoner.—l have a wife and two children, and can't pay
the fine.
Judge.—Well, I will order you to be imprisoned for a
week, and we all know the meaning of that.
The meaning alluded to by his lordship was, that the
term of imprisonment had expired almost before it had
commenced, as all sentences commence from the opening
day of the commission, so that the prisoner was discharged
forthwith.