biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-07

NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.
THIS DAY.

A special general meeting, convened by the Finan-
cial Reform Annotation, was held this day at the Loadva
Tavern, the object being t►e reading of the report and no-
moats of the year, and the sanoenoeseet of the plane of
the amociatioe. The large MOM was aoudad is every part,
and the utmost enthusiasm' was manifested by the vast as-
eemibbage. The chair was takea at ose o'clock, ►y Sir
Joshua Walnsley, M.P., president of the aseociaYm, and
the plethora wee Wed by the leading reformers of the metro-
polis. The statement of aceonets and report having been
received, letters of apology iron Mr. Cobden, M P., and
ethane, for non-attendance, were read. The modes was
then addressed by the chairman, Samuel Morley, E.q., Mr
I William Williams, sad others, whose splashes were received
with the greatest enthusiasms.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS D.
The court resumed its sittings this morning, before the
Right Hon. the Laid Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Gibbs
and Sidney, the Sheriffs, de. There appears by the calendar
to be 95 prisoners for trial at the present seeaions.
The Recorder Wetly addressed the grand jury, informing
them that, although there were several very serious sasse in
the calendar, yet they did not appear to involve nay difheni-
des in point of law, and, without deeming to pnjudice
any of the parties whose cams would be laid before them
fee investigation, it appeared to him that in most of the mere,
if the facts should be proved to their satisfaction, ea they
appeared upon the depositions, it would be their date to
return bills against the accused parties His lordbip then
alluded to %hashers* made under the Bankruptcy dot wrieh
had just come into operation, against a bankrupt for not ear
rendering to undergo examination before the commissioner
after a fiat of bankruptcy had been issued against him, and
he referred to the section of the statute applying to the caw,
and by which he said it was enacted that any person con-
victed of such an offence should be liable to be transported
for life, or for each lees period as the court should tbiLk
or be imprisoned, with or without hard labour, far any period
not ne,eding seven years.
The grand pixy than retired, and the court pros, eded to
i swear n the different panels of petty jurors.
London, England, 1850-01-07

The Moniterr contains the appointment of M. Paul
de Bonrgoing to the embassy of Madrid.
I told you yesterday that it was supposed M.
Thies* would be asked to form a cabinet, in case his
opinion prevailed in the affair of Monte Video. The
journals of this morning speak of a probable minis-
terial change in the event of a hostile vote, but state
that the changes would only be partial. M. Leoa
Faucher would take M, F. Barrot'ii place; M. De it
Hitte would take the portfolio of war, instead of M.
d'Hantpoal, who woad go to Algiers. M. Drouin de
Lbnys would become minister of foreign affairs. All
these changes are mere rumours. No proposal has as
yet been made to M. Thiers.
The resignation of M. Dupin is looked upon as the
great symptom of the irrevocable dissolution of the
party of order. I have shown you how it had be-
come
gradually decomposed. The complete dissolu-
tion is evident from M. Dopin's resignation. The
conservative organs affect to consider his nomination
ascertain to-morrow. It may be so, but it is certain that
the greater number of the legitimists will vote against
him. No definitive choice has been made as to the sac
moor of M. Dupin, but the, greatest efforts will be
made to ensure M. Dufanre s election. That former
minister's vote, and those of his friends on the law of
M. de Parien, have favourably disposed the legitimists
towards him.

GERMANY.
London, England, 1850-01-07

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The public sales declared for to-morrow are large, vie.—
Sugar: 200 hhds. Barbadme, 4,500 bags Mauritius, 8,000
Bengal, and 7,500 bags Madras. Coffee: 2.600 bags and
260 casks Ceylon, chiefly plantation kinds. Saltpetre: 2,000
bags and 100 chests Carla Lignea.
Car/M.—The market Is very firm, and 61s. has been paid
in one or two instances for good ordinary native Ceylon
Biol.—A. large business Ms been done, at rather higher
prima.
Taa continues firm, at Saturday's prices.
OWL—Steady. Seal, pale, 391. to 391. 10s. ; Straw, 361.
to 371.; brown and yellow, 321. to 341. Sperm, 831 to 841. ;
Hesdniatter, 861. to 871.; Cod, 311.; South Sea, 3/1. to 341.;
Oliva Oalipoli, 471. ; Spanish and Sicily, 451 ; Palm,
321. 100. to 331. ; Cooot-nut, 321. to 351 ; tLed, rape, pale,
421.; Linseed, 311. to 311. 10e.

TALLOW 11ARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is steady to-day, with rather a downward
tendency. Tke delivery is small as compared with former
years, being 2.142 auks against 2,609, and 2,271 casks for
1849 and 1843. Petersburg Y. U. on the spot is quoted
38.. 3d. to 38a. ; January to March, 38s. ; October to De-
cember, Ss.
London, England, 1850-01-07

TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK.

Miles opened. Rea ons.
Name of Railway.
--
1848. 1849. 1848.1 1849.
- - BRITISH. -.-
33 67 Aberdeen
371 371 Belfast and Ballymena
16 19 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 7. 910
14 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and
West Yorkshire
- &54 Bristol and Exeter
141 1684 Caledonian 3, I, 6,996
81 94/ Chester and Holyhead
364 354 Dublin and Drogheda
71 71 Dublin end Kingstown
471 471 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June 913 909
674 914 East Anglian 73 660
44 764 But Lancashire
307 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk l4, .I 15,478
61 78 Eastern Union 1,182 1,875
674 671 Edinburgh and Glasgow 3,1:. 2,868
78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 1,777 2,116
1021 1021 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,410 2,706
224 221 Glaagow, Paialey,and Greenock 876 8.58
- 143 Great Northern &E. Linoolosh. - 2,966
130 1881 Great Southem andWestern(l) 2,918 3,238
3161 2301 Great Western
90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 2,7_'• 3,309
1724 220 Lancashire and Yorkshire 9,824 10,1731
13 13 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport - -
435 4784 London and North Western
4 64 Landon and Blackwall
1624 1711 Loudon, Brighton, and 8. Coast 6,897 6,870
216 243 London and South Westem 8,14 8,664
144 144 Londonderry and Enniskillen 98 99
944 1671 Manchester, Shoff., & Lincoln. 2,89' 4,7'27
471 483 Midland 22,663 23,921
361 60 Midland Great Westarn.(l) - 943
36 36 Mankbinda -
98 1344 North British
464 464 Scottish Central
321 324 Scottish Midland 266 331
48 48 Shrewsbury and Cheater l, 1,693
- 30 Shropshire Union - -
60 671 South Devon 1,449 1,607
161 189 South Rasta=
38 88 Taff Vale
36 36 Ulster - -
- 25 Waterford and Limerick ... • • - -
13 13 West Cornwall. 28.5 277
12 12 Whkehaven Innetkes 224
269 2901 York, Newcastle, Benveffek 13,111 11,241
260 260 York and North lifiewl 7,297 6,844
Possum.
764 764 Andeaa and Boulogne 1,042
26 26 Dieppe
- - Dut .4 Rhenish 925 1,066
714 714 Montereau and Troyes - -
211 211 Northern of Prance
1071 1074 Orleans to Bourges (Caul) - -
72 72 Orleans to Tours
82 82 Paris and Orleans - -
t 5 86 Paris aad Roues - -
694 694 Rouen and Havre - -

BIRMINGHAM,' ✓am. 6.

erooz-ixotemtoa.—Thla vaszkit Was yell supported to-
day, and prime were kept fa admen.

YORK, Jas. 5.

110300 K Maoism Oooalio, 74 I Omit
Nortbies, /I; North etalkodohlro, 74; York, Nowerotio, DN.
wit& (UAL Pomba% Si. no. 14.
London, England, 1850-01-07

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Our market was well supplied this morning with English
Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties. Se-
lected runs of Essex Wheat were disposed of in the early
port of the sissy at the rates of Monday last; but, before the
Kentish stands could be cleared, a decline of Is. per qr. bad to
be submitted to. In foreign Wheat too little business
was done to warrant any alteration in quotations; the trade
was dull in the extreme, caused in a measure by the large
arrivals of Flour,;amounting in the aggregate to 17,215 sacks
and 12,384 barrels. The arrivals of foreign Barley still con-
tinue large, and the sale was slow to-day, at
barely previous rates, both for foreign and English. The
market continues amply supplied with Oats, which renders
any improvement in value impracticable; the de dere and
consumers supeli' d themselves cautiously at the quotations
of this day se'unlght. Beans and Peas a heavy trade, with-
out alteration in value.

8R1.r.2a Mailer per Q.
Wm., Let tied Kent, red 39 to 41 up 43... white 40 to 42 to 45
Norfolk sad Suffolk. 39 to 40 to 42... do 39 to 40 to 43
Talavera 'Ewes or Suffolk
( ob. & Lla., red... 37 to 39 t 04.2 —whits.— 38 to 41 to 41
24 to 26
I, Feeding 2l to 22...allatIlliug to 22 to 24
Malting.
~ Englialt Feed 14 to 16 to 16. 6d...b1ack...... ... —to
Ditto Polito& l6 to 17 to 17.6(1...p0tat0 2l to 21. 61
Berwick & Scotch feed 17 co Ms 6 L..potato l9 to 19. 6d
Bleb feed ll to 12s 64.. Week.. l3 to 13.61
Ditto potato l6 to 17.64
Was . .......... s4 to 56 ine. rale 56 tx. 39
Pau, grey 26 to 27. Od maple 27 to 28
- Blue 27 37 to 39 _imperial 3B to 40
Whit* 24 to 26...b0i1er5........... 27 to 29
Limit) Caw, per :homer:id l9 Oa. to 1 9 10..

BMILIT,

nova, Town made, delivered 38 to 40 ..flne .housihol7 r 2 to T 4
Norfolk and Suffolk 110 to 32... white as to 34
FOREIGN.
erszar,'Dantsie and Konigsberg... 40 to 44...6n0 44 4R to 32
Pornersnean Rostock, and StePln, 42 to 46
Dentate and Hamburg
Rolston „. .. 113 to 37...Egypthin
Danube and Odessa 34 to 38
Canadian —43 --Australian 47 to 60
OATS, ROMIAItI
Ponieranean and Stralsund l2 to 17
Swedish and Danish ........ 13 14 to 16
Friesland and Dutch feed l2 13 to 14
Ditto 8rew........ l7 to 20...fe0d .....„... ..... to
Pao's, American, per barrel of 1961 M. 22 to 24
Canadian
French, per sack of 280165.. free 3O to 33
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM UM DEC. TO 3th JAN.
Wu English. Bcotch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat
Ear:ay ....... I 41302150 Poi
I 572 8597
Oats
Floor. 11,691 mobs; 13,384 hernia Nan, 1,006 qrs.

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY.
The arrivals since our last report have been moderate,
whils, with cold weather, has enabled salesmen to clear off
most of the heavy arrivals the °receding week without
storing. The supply of the best Yorkshire Regents is mo-
derate, consequentty they mike a high price. The following
are this day's quotations : York Regents, 70s. to 120 s. ; Wis.
bech, 60.. to 20s. ; Scotch 603. to 70s. ; Cum, 60s. to 605.;
French Whites, 653. to 70t. ; Rhenish and Belgian, 60s.
to 655.
London, England, 1850-01-07

SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY.

The number of Beasts is not large ; however, the demand
is limited, and trade is by no means hriek. For the best
qualities there az•free purchasers, at fully late rates, Lut
inferior are not on the average dearer. We have more
Sheep on sale, but still the supply is not large;
the choicest Downs are selling briskly, but other
kinds are a dull trade. There are very few Calves, the
foreigners being kept out by the frost; Vaal is consequently
dearer. From Germany and Holland we hays 86 Beasts;
Spain, 48 Beasts ; Scotland, 60; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,200 ;
and Leicester and Northampton, 1,000.
ibriamos s. 5. s. 5. I.Br Paw of 3388. e. d. 8. d.
duo soma. 4 0 4 2 Dm Dent 111.-bds. Ws 0 0 0
ant Ilhoralocens
farand drift Diasto.. 2 3 4 Do. do. Mora 0 0 0
Alms
Ado
Bat Dr. Is Ilalf-tdoeb 0 4 4 Lambe
Arlo at tomtit. 3,070; awn and lambs 21.630 WTI% 34:
MIMS&
London, England, 1850-10-21

SPAIN.

MADRID, Oor. 15.
M. Pidel is completely recovered from his illness.
Frequent cabinet councils are held, and to-day the
ministers met in the salons of the President of the
Council. The cause of these frequent meetings is
alleged to be the proximity of the opening of the
Cortes.

-
TM Coant de Vista Hermosa is spoken of as the
candidate for the presidency of the Chamber.
OCT. 16.—Tbree per Cents 341.; 6 ; elLer Holm,
34 club. 34 146 peper. Four per Cents., 13/. Five per
Caste., 134 ease ; after Bela, 13/ paper, 134 cub. Coupons,
74 cub; after Bolaa, 71. Palmieri, 3/ oaa ; after Boles,
Si paper. Bank et Bt. Ferdinand, 97 cub.
London, England, 1850-10-21

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAT, Two o'CLocz.
The market for railway shames is good to-day, and
a goad amount of hominess of a sound character has
been transacted at an advance over yes-
terday's rates for most Boa. For Loudon and
North Western', Great Northers., Blackmails.
Great Westerns, Midlands, South Eesterns, and
York And North Midlands, besides others, the ten-
dency of prices is decidedly improving. North
Western stock marks 118; Midlands, 441; South-
Eastern., 21; York and North Midlands, 24: ;
Great Northam, 141.

WOO T. in, 1.1
to I deka.
London, England, 1850-10-21

ITALY.

TURIN, Ocr. 16.
Our correspondent announces the return of M.
Fluent' on the evening of the 15th.

PIEDMONT.

The reports that have been in circulation as to the
postponement of the opening of parliament until the
15th or 20th of November, on account of reported
changes in the ministry, are, as well as these latter
reports, contradicted by the Bisorgimento. The Ga-
metes of Genoa states that, at a meeting of deputes of
the Left, it had been resolved to support a ministerial
candidate for the presidentship of the Chamber. M.
Buonemnpagni was spoken of, Mr. Stephenson, the
English engineer, arrived in Turin on the 15th.
London, England, 1850-10-21

TUSCANY.

Many strangers resident in Florence, whom the
government oonsidered as suspicious, have had pass-
ports &livered to them. The Onion Gazelle states
that the Chevalier Lenzoni, the minister 'minted to
Naples, will remain at Vienna. M. Louis Bargagli,
now secretary of legation at Paris, will go to Navies
as chargé d'Affaires, and will be replaced at Paris by
M. Tanya di Nerli, secretary of legation at Turin,
who will be succeeded by M. Freacobaldi.

ROMAN STATES.
Our correspondent at Rome announces, in his letter
cf the 10th, M. Pinelli's departure from that city,
already known to our readers from other sources.
The Roman and Tuscan indemnity claims had made
no progress. Mr. Rely had been obliged to leave
Rome. Cardinal Wiseman has set out for Florence
on his way to England.
The Univers publishes a brief of the Pope ad-
dressed to the Archbishopof Vercelli, and bearing date
of the 6th nit, in which his Holiness severely com-
ments upon the conduct of the Piedmontese govern-
ment in the affair of Monsignor FrILOZMIL The fol-
lowing are the most important passages of this docu-
ment:

How can negoliatisoa be opened to prepare a secure
course of eankeenses sad ratifications intended to determine
the equitable empanwelens due to eceleaisetical liberty,
when the Sabelteleansenment pretends, through the me-
dians of the diet personage it has sent unto us, that
in the laws that have airsedy been promulgated, it has not
in any d massistl the limits of its right, thus excluding
every preialoary appliaation to the AF catolieal Bee. although
a salmis convention twisted between the latter and the said
goverasseet ? This is not all. The same government, be-
sides this absurd priseipl• imagined merely to servo its pre-
sent parpossa, has not hesitated to add and to maintain,
that to order to restore pesos to the Subalpine Church, the
most Almelo= remedy would =neat in forcing oar vent-
rabbi brother, Leeds Frassosti, Archbishop of Turin, to abdi-
cate his see. Se= weds= would transform this spostolical
chair into ea aceomplies of those who desire the ruin of the
salutary principles in whisk it has found its firmest support,
sad would lead it to punish the very illustrious prelate,
worthy of all praise, and already so violently stricken and
oppressed for having warned the curates under his jurisdic-
tion is what oases they are to groat or refuse the sacraments.
Now, none are ignorant of the feat that such authority
belongs solely and absolutely to the church. Besides, what
coafideace sea this apastolical see have in a new treaty,
when a former and solemn inessential has been fully =a-
tomised and trampled corder foot; en action certainly to be
condemned, and to whisk, neverthelem, the Piedmontees
government will not even alley allusion to be made ?
His Holiness in 000clusion recommends the Arch-
bishop of Vercelli and his brethren to offer up their
prayers for the triumph of the rights of the church.
London, England, 1850-10-21

VESSELS SPOKEN WITU.

Duke of Argyle, Aug. 18, lat. 6 N., lon. 20 W.
Gains, from London for Port Phillip, Aug. 21, it. 3 N.,
lon. 18 W.

THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY Docxs OPP°.
eITII WOOLRICIL—The boring operatione for the Victoria-
dock', connecting the Eastern Counties Railway with the
Thames, by means of their North Woolwich branch, have
lust been commenced by the engineers, and the excavation',
ifor which all the necessary engines and plant ere being cut
°hued, will shortly be begun. The operations are for a line
Idf docks and canal, larger than any yet constructed on the
backs of the Thalami+, along which they will extend a total
distance of nearly three miles. One deck out of the four pro-
yard, the westernmost one, is the first being constructed
with the canal, locks, and river entrances extending over the
track of the marshes, and intersecting the North Woolwich
Railway, when the upper lock will be erased by the railway
an an incline of from lin 100 to lin 200. The width of the
one dock now commenced will average a quarter of a mile.
The wab r area that will be afforded by then docks, at a
cost of half a million, will be 280 acres, equal to that of all
the other docks put together.
I DROWNING FROM A FISHING BOAT, AND SINGULAR
RECOVERY OT 1101 BODY.-0a Saturday lutes inquest we.
held at the Blanket-row station house, Hull, before J.
Thornily, Esq., coroner, upon the body of Thomas Bartlett,
a boy shoat fourteen Fun of age. The &roused was ap-
prentice on board a Ramegate fishing vessel. On Friday the
crew of this Teasel were trawling off Spurn, it blowing
strong at the time, and the see running very high. The
deceased, at about three o'clock, was sitting on a spar clean-
hag fish for breakfast next morning, when the vend was
struck by a heavy sea, which washed overboard both him
and the funnel of the stove. He was missed by the crew.
I but nothing more was seen of him until they hove their net
at six o'clock, when his body and the funnel were found in it.
Vierdlet—" Accidentally drowned."
(Advertisement.] ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY
Cuss or • WOUND MIME Leo ST HOLLOWAY'S OIWYNSWT AND Musa
—Aedrew Milton, an onler, residing at Barton, about two years age
bridged hisshin, and beteg of a fullhabit of body, a aver° inflamma-
tion mooed, ,c.a defied every effort to subdue; afterwards an ob.
stints wound formed, and, notwithstanding various treatments, it
would not heal, and his leg bemme so bad that his surgeon urged him
to have it amputated, bat, not wields; to lose hie limb beforo giving
Holloway's medicines& trial, be CLOOMYMOttI, and he has roman to be
grateful that ha did, for theirmts. use he effeetel a sound and
perfect wars.—Elold by all and at Profesior Holloway's
totablishanot, 244, Strand,

AND DEATH&
London, England, 1850-10-21

HESSE CASSEL.

A telegraphic ciespatchliOr 6ssel, of the 19t
inst., in the Caugne Gazette, states that the Upper
Court has issued a decree, demanding the liber.aim
of Mr. Oettker, and that this decree has been Kett to
the commandant's office, which is at present resided
over by Major Helmenschwerdt.
A correspondent writes from Frarkfort on the
17th:—

"Prussia continues to strengthen her divisions at
Erfurt and Wetzlar. Yesterday two battalions of the
3d infantry regiment and a corps of pioneers left
Magdeburg for Erfurt, and an artillery regim•et was
marched from Cobleatz to Wetzlar. Lieut.• General
Count Groben, commander of the ith army corps was
summoned, by telegraph, on the same day from Wesel
to Berlin, to receive instructions on taking command
of the troops at Wetzlar."

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

A correipondent writes from Rendebnrg, on the
13th :

" Our dragoons surprised and brought in a Danish
cavalry piquet this morning from the neighbour-
hood of Kropp. Th 9 prisoners were an officer and
three men. The resort of men to the Schleswig-11ot-
stein standard since the government announced the
intention of increasing the army, is very great.
The actual numbers are very properly concealed
at present, but many perform will be asto-
nished in the course of a month at the army
which the duchies will have on foot. The temper of
the people after repeated disasters is marvellous; it is
doubtful whether an any other part of Europe such
fortitude and resolution would be dieplayed under cir-
cumstances equally trying.
The enemy, however, is not idle. Colonel Fiends.
burg, chiet of the Danish staff, is display' ng on the
fartificatious in Schlesaig all that great technical and
s'rategetic address for which the French school is 80
famous. The Danes are throwing up works on
the wart and south sides of the Island of Fehmarn
and mounting them with heavy gone. The garrison
there consists of 1,000 men. The enemy being deter-
mined that we shall not again take advantage of the
Buderstrapel position, has laid the district under
water. The peasants' houses are so many islands in
a watery waste. Cattle and sheep are carried away
or drowned, and the fruits of the earth destroyed.
The inundation extends as far as Norderstapel and
Erfde."
London, England, 1850-12-13

SMITHFIELD CLUB CAME SHOW.

At 1 o'clock yesterday the adjourned annual meeting of the
el uo took place in the committe ,room. Lord P,rtenan (in the
absence of e Dulto of Richmond) took the choir, and was
supported by a *et,' numerous attend= As of :imam% of the
club. The various notie sof motions given on Tamay came
'on for dificurtion M due eourse, and terminated in the ap-
pointment of a committee to take into consideration the
revision of the mixt sheet with a view of ascertaining how
far en artagement of the =meals according to breed
instead of, u at present, according to age end
weight, would meet the wishes of the members of the
club. A suggestion on the subject of an enlargement
of the exhibition before next Clirismeas was unanimously
carried, and the proprietor of the Basta, having been
a2pealed to, that gentleman informed the committee, that if
, be could increase the present area neatly as ninth
negate:wit was alto resolved, for the convenience of visitors,
that for the future no artims should be allowed to sketch the
animals after 12 o'clock at noon. A resolution limiting the
weight of all implements admitted to the show to one ton
each having been passed, the proceedings terminated.
The exhibition dome this day.
London, England, 1850-12-13

eiasigy ilás• e e • its position, that the they/
minims the ledassaity, the otiose that deckled the the
payment of the English debt, will be spent in the math of
December. sad the hypothecation of the renames, Wag
combatted daring the meth of Jainism it will be masmary
that the chamber shall bane provided permanently kr the
goverment at least 400,000 dole. a math, Meson the
little remelts not hypothecated, only animists ter 10111/10 dole.
-As the Mama of the kgisiative bodies are not less those
Hem se the government. it Is impeetwl Otte Chamber of
Deputies will relieve it from its present Grilles' lealtion,
wing ft las dons all in Its pewee td ixtrloste iteelC
" At toss-proper time the government will infant the
Member of the de tai:s of the business of llieerie, Averia,
and Yoarh le that the nation then knew that it lass had the
maga sitest to combat particeler.iateresto in favour cil
the sOthellea sad Barred iaterasts of the nation.
"The sememities of the governsunt then being
amimeasealesiethat as arrangement of the interior debt Win
Chamber of Deputies is messed to eenstiaa
=Mies initiave .
"• the govereatetiat is hereby satin:rind to divines et
3,000.100 dollar. of the Aseetiena indsinaity, negotiating
each nom* the sass of 600,000 dollars et the most &drama-
gems tem.'
" flare the hennas, &s. " Patna"
The au kilestisi this exposisiest Use Ms*" we at its
post ornsables a lasi snide, Wanks .1n the most seven
sad bash taus the eladeld of the seam% red Marisa the
Channer of Dorados to ',jest at. owe, and with were, the
es sonsideranee titbit bill as retuned by the sansto.
On the 23rd hill was inbrademod is the Chaster of
Deputies by M. Paste and passed bp: n ineieshl 0143 to Ili
declaring the snspeasisa el sit paysasm, exempt the fiascoes
uptown of ths administration-, aka of the gagilak debt.
That all funds destioed to espodal rupees *all be paid
into the public treasury. That thervenessat may dement
on the best possible terms WM prenedleg tress Attlee
muted by all the custom houers. sad obelldmilm the smug
to the rigorous expenses of the go/Grammet. The said as-
'ha/Marius to teeniest. three months alter the regulation of
the interior Debt.
TM, trill, 1 understand, has parsed the Beasts.
The government is severely pressed for mousy, and if
somethiog is not done soon they will have to ask now in
advance Of the Vetted States.
All is quiet in the capital. The election nturus are the
same as Mat date. Toe electors of Gemini Arista is beyond
' a doubt.
We lean from Captain Wilma, of the barque Rosie., from
Vera Criss, Nov. 1, that sews had been received from the
city of Mirk* to Oct. 20, stating that General Arista d
been certainly elated President of Mexico.
London, England, 1850-12-13

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(Maim Oinducedued,the • Ship"' Oudtto," dad • Lloyd's Limn

CASUALTIES.

BaHours, Meson, frot:teritirtofrueenetown, put into Val-
paraiso on the 3rd October, having sprung a leak, and was
discharging.
Cremona, from Panama to Ban Francisco, has been con-
demned at Acapulco.
Erin-go•bragh, from New Orleans to Liverpool, went on
shore on Sand Kay, previous to Nov. 22.
Jane Sawyer, Amery, from Konigsberg to Hull, which wee
on shore near Skagen on the night of Nov. 26, was got off
after discharging part of her metro, and proceeded after
re-loading.—Frederickshaven, Nov. 30.
Lord Ashley, kl`Kay, put into this Lough yesterday evening
making from 4to feet water every 24 hours, and having
carried away fore and maintopgallant meets, and jibboom
and maintopenut head sprang, in a squall off the Banks,
Nov. 10.—Londonderry, Dec. 10.
Princess Royal, Coffee, from Liverpool for the Brazil,, sailed
from Liverpool on the 30:h of November; struck ou Sun
day evening at 5 o'clock, on the Maiden Roche, which
caused her tomato a great deal of water, and required the
pumps constantly going to keep her afloat ; reached Lough
Foyle yesterday, and is now coming up here for repairs ;
will have to discharge her cargo.—Londonderry, Dec. 10.
Roealinda, of Liverpool, before reported, waterlogged and
abaadoned, with three lower mute, bowsprit, fore and
maintopmssU, main and foretopsad yards up, sea making
a clean breach over her, was passed Nov. 21, lat. 46.40,
los. 39.24 W., by the Abigail, Brett, from Dalbotois,
arrived at Plymouth.
Seaton, M'Camochie, from Falmouth for Smyrna, 14 days
out, has put in hen; the muter injured in the chest, with
lois of jibboom, maintopgallantmast, asd making water ;
experiesoed very bad weather.—Queenstown, Dee. 10.
Shamrock, from Prince Edward Island for Great Britain, is
on shore at Bailey Brook, near Protou.—Halifu,
Nev. 28.

SEABORNE !JAILS.

iDay when made op
In Oeneral Prat-
Moo London.

Prom what
Port
. _

Wb
dm
London, England, 1850-07-05

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YouRDAY.

BITILAUS A Nut PAM A?

.I.III9C7WILD-11-Zr. a IblicuiL JUST.

Losu C

CDTYLIT (A PA11.7P111) V. BOAC -52DUCTION.
Mr. Bed east Shoe and Mr. J. Bourne were countsl for
the pldnUß, and Mr. Masters Chambers, Q C., and Mr.
Maynard repassated the &deadest
This was an action by the plaintiff, who had formerly been
foreman to a Mr. Besitb, a warehouseman, in Thames-street,
against Mr. William Thomas Bose, a bookbinder, carrying
on business in the neighbourhood of Pleat-street, to recover
compensation in damages for the *eduction of his daughter.
Mr. &Tent ghee herder *posed the ease proceeded to all
the follow eg evidence, which we give in detail, and from
which the facts of the case can be best understood.
B. Cola sy examined by Mr. Browne—Witmer was the eldest
daughter of the plaintiff, and was 18 years old. Witness's
father was a foremen to a Mr. Smith, who allowed him a
small peados. Eike knew the defendant, who was a book-
binder. la 1846 witness went into the defendant's service,
to leers the art of hookfolding. Witness agreed to go sin
maths foe asSidag, aai kw the ether six lamb she re-
London, England, 1850-07-05

THE IMOIZ 241:10A NCI.

She report o the committee upna general parrots of the
Maurt of Sewers to whom it was referred, to consider the
question of the prevention of the niche Dais nice, and the
petitions presented to the court, praying that parliament be
patitionerl in favour of the bill before the Hens' of Com-
mons in relalon thereto, was brought up. The following

ITO extract':
la reference to this bill, we think it right to draw atten-
tion to what appears to as an important omission, namely,
that the furnaces of steamboat engines, and also of engines in
conexion with certain exciseable trade', are exempted
the penalties proposed to be laid on letter furnaces, thus
giving a power of redaction to a partial ez:ent only, which
appears to be open to much objection. We have had the
~pinion of the medical (Am of health open the queeti,n of
injury to health from the prevalence of smoke, who elates
' that he feels no difficulty in asserting that each injury to
health mast of necessity be eaus4 in greater or lees degree,
see to Cif( uastaaces, by the prevalence of make, bat
se we have directed him to report in writing, we will forbear
ailed og further to his views. Ordered tbat a copy of
I the report of the ceantaittee and a copy of the retort of the
se«lical officer be bud before the Court of C•metoa Council "
Upon the motion of Mr. Depaty PEACOCK the report
was Iv (erred to the parliameatary eciatnait•ee, with instrue-
time t. that committee to report upon it to the next court
London, England, 1850-07-05

WURTEMBURG.

The French governmect )eeterday received the
following telegraphic despatch from Strasburg:—
" The ministers of the Kirg of Wurtemburg have
resigned. Their resignation has been accepted by the
King. On the 2nd the new cAhintt was composed of
' the following members:-111. Linden, interior ; de
Plessen, prlice ; de Reinhard, foreign tartars ; Knoppe,
finances; Von Muller, war ; Kammener, worship.
London, England, 1850-07-05

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday, a court was held for the despatch of
pablie business.
TEI DRATII 01 6111 ROBERT PILL. _

Mr. Wlltisaist he was desirous to etiZ3 the first oppor-
tunity prevented by the meeting of the court to advert to
what he deemed a national calamity. He referred to the
death of that endoent stad e man. Sir Robert Peel. He had
not had time to consider what ought to be done to
testify tee admiration entert►ined by the mirmbera of the
e art, and by the citizens of London, for the extraordinary
taints, t►e upeisht conduct, and the statesmanlike ettialities
of that remarks de man; and he thue•oee gcve settee that
at the neat curt be should submit u2en the subject a motion
which he treated wruld meet with the approbation of the
members. (Hear. hear.)
Sir P. LAII:RIE thanked Mr. Wire far having given
notice upon a subject which deeply affected the public
He had come dawn to the Town Clerk's office on the puce.
thaw day to inquire about precedents relating to tile deatla
of Blearing men, and be found that the only one which
*shied ea ta the prsteedings of the eorporatinn was that
which related to the a‘sainination of Mr. ;Nueval. But if
there were no precedent at ail, the court would he juatifi-el
la =akin a precedent, for no statesman, he sincerely be-
lieved, was ever more esteemed for the possession of putlic
and priv►te virtue, than Sir Robert Peel wee, by those whew
approval lase worth anything. (War, hear.) He should
Mel the most perfect satisfaction in eeconeleg the motion,
which it was the intention of Mr. Wire to bring forward.
London, England, 1850-07-05

AMERICA.

The United States mail steamer Hermann, Capt.
E. Crabtree, arrived off Cowes this morning, and after
discharging her mails and passengers for South-
ampton, prcceeded on her v4ugc to Bremen. She
carries specie, 0,000 dols., for Havre. She brings
accounts from New York to the 20th ult.
This date, it will be remembered, was anticipated
by the intelligence telegraphed from New York to
Halifax and brought by the America, whose news
(including an ample commercial summary) appeared
in Monday's Express.
London, England, 1850-07-05

IRELAND.

Domani, JrLY 4.
A large tenant-right meeting was held on Saturday
at Broadford, in the es unty of Lim►rick. John West-
ropp, Beg , of Fort Anne, presided, and several seer
getic speeches were delivered.
Five convicts made their escape from Cashel Bride-
well on Sunday night. Three of the fellows were
under sentence of transportation for 10 years, and
none of them have since been discovered by the
police.
A boy was accidentally shot by a moldier of the
911 regiment of infantry while out on ball practice
near the Pigeon-house on Tuesday. No blame is
attached to the arrangements of the military on the
occaslon.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
CAMBILIDOII, Amu 4 —At a wregregation holden this day
the following degrees were conferred :—Honorary
Bea. Julian Henry Charlet, Pane,
_Trinity College, fourth
son of the Etri of Westmoreland. M.A.—C. P. Miles, rive
Hall; ; J P. Dykes, T. B. Lister, W. M. Wray, Catharine
; W. P. BneU, Downing Codege. Mr. Bhillete, of
Trimly College, was appointed deputy prorror. Im ths absence
the soarer proctor, Mr. Middleton; sod Mr. Medley, of
Trinity College., deputy 'meter, in the absence of the junior
proctor, Mr. Marsh.
The Queen has authorised the foundation of • second
bishopric in lower Canada, which will he divided into the
dioceses of Qoabes and Montreal. Rev. Francis Falford,
M.A., sainiater of Ca.sue Chapel, of Bt. Deur, Hanover-
equate, has been a ppointed bishop of the new see of Montreal.
The prewert Bishop of Montreal, who now se:ministers the
undivided diocese, will henceforward boar the title of Bishop
cf Quebec.
London, England, 1850-07-05

maw jintentgence.

EQUITY COURTS.—YEsTrapAy.
15170al ITWEXIIANCELLOII ENIORT HMV.
Britt v. SavILOCK.—EXCMA\OR Or COMMISSION.
Mr. &heather' appeared in support of an injunction to
restrain a creditor cf the same of Cookson from proceeding
to attach a sam of money in the hands of Messrs. Cita sad
Gree,wood, wCieb bad been produced by an is.l`iange from
full-pay to half-pay, by a captain in the army. The plaintiff,
a banker, had advaLeed the debtor assist of 1,0001. in India, for
which a promissory mote had been given, but not being paid,
the debtor wrote to the banker, is December, 1848, pro-
smiling to " soll " his commission, and stating that he had
au.l,cisid his army agents to pay the proceeds in rquida-
Non of his debt. Inste►d of Militia the eommiesien an
exchange took piece, and a sum of 3001. or 4001. was mimed,
and remained in the agents' hands, and the bankers claimed
an equitable lien upon it, insisting that the circumstance of
an exchange having been made instead of a sale, could not
alter the right of lien.
Mr. Bacon and Mr. Steven, on behalf of the creditor
(Cookson) contended that as the sale had not taken place,
any right of lien founded upon the promise to sell and apply
the prthreds in the beaker's favour was gone, the debtor
still remaining in the army, liable to serve in his rank of
captain.
The Vice Chancellor said he regretted that he must refuse
the injunction, although he thought the banker's ease a very
bud one. lie would order the fund not to bo parted with
until an opportunity had been given to the plaintiff to take
the case, if it was thought fit, before the Lords Com-

,
sipeimeen.
Mr. Calvert appeared for Messrs. Co: and Co., the army

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCR.—YESTERDAT.
INUI AT Nut PM. AT GC I LDUALL,-Bil/WRI LOAD CAM I'BXIA.
Ann SPICIAL Juane.
Porrstrzx v. FLIMTUI4.—DEFAMATION.
This was an action fee defamation of the plaintiff in his
businees—the plaintiff
.being an extensive copper =ana-
-1 factures.
The Attoney-General was about to open the can, but
Sir F. Thesiger obsessed that the defendant had now seen
that the imputations east by him upon the plaintiff wen
founded in =Make. He wished to make this admission, and
to submit to a verdict of 40s.
The Attorney-General, on behalf of his client, submitted
to this arrargement, it beim the plaintiff's sole object to yin
dicate hit character.
The defendant alao consented to pay a certain sum to •
public charity.
London, England, 1850-07-05

INCLNG-LAVE.-THIS DAY.

St Oka.—The public sales consietinz of 12,O(0 bags Mau-
ritius. Bengal, and Madras, and 150 aids. West India, are
progressicg steadily at the full closing prima of las; week;
rrfir.i.cl steady; law brown lamps scarce at ids. 61. ; fair to
fine grocery, 435. to 501. 61.
Curren.—A lair busini es has been done by private con-
tract in good ordinary satire Ceylon, at 43'. tad. The Mar-
ket for this article generally is not brisk, yet last weal's
pekes have b en aucuorted.
Saurrante.-I,boo bags were offered in public sale, end
chiefly sold. Refraction 104 to 134, 255. 6d.; ref., 54 to 71,
263.; ref., 21, 27a. 61., which wai a shade decline ea the
low qualities.
11,1c0.-2,300 bags white Bengal have been brought for-
ward in public sate, sad partly sold at 10e. to 10i. 6d. This
attic,* has about inaLtained last week's currency.
Perran.-750 bags good Malabar sod in public Lila at
31 to 3J per lb., chiefly at the tato, price.
PlaaNTO —l5O bags sold in public sale at 61 per lb.
Gisiora.—J males sold steadily, tram 31. 18s. to a le.

Rut( remains steady.
TEL.—This at ;He nu been active durinu the week, and
prices are rather higher. Common Congo°, 100. ; medium,
II jd. to Is. W., and importers have become reluctant
yellers. Tne deliveries in the United Kingdom, u shown
by the government ttb!.•, for the first live months wing
fith June is about 1,0.10,000 lb. in excess of last year, and the
expriati.ii fur the month of June was very large from
London.
COTTON.—A lug' business hat been done during the week,
ar.d an advance of j his been fully established.
In (ober articles no material al.eratiin, but there has been
a steadiness this week in most articles.
London, England, 1850-07-05

MEDICAL.

ROYAL Cotttoo or Su mozotes.—A largo meeting of the
Fell iws of this institution tack place yesterday in their
theatre for the wpm, of electing from amongst them.
solar, three gentlemen to MI the vacant feats in the council.
Eta great was the interest taken in the election, that gentle.
men from Wales and the large provincial towns in England
attended on this ocession to r.cord their voter. J. It. Ore's,
EA., the president, baring deliwed en address, called on
the electors te T rupees their candidates, when the following
were balloted for. a': , Mean. Pitcher, Mackmardo, Kier-
nan, Ferry. and Simpeow. The hence barieg been examined.
the diction was &eland to have fallen on the three first
gentlemen, who were then returned as members of the
council of the
London, England, 1850-07-05

GREE( 'E.

All the English ships of war cruising in the
Mediterranean have received orders to meet at
Malta. The three ships of the line viisicit have sailed
for Gibraltar, and four large steamers have also re-
ceived crders to place themselves utder the command
of Sir William Parker. The destination of the fleet
is not known, Naples heir g assigned by some re-
ports, and the Dardanelles by others. •
London, England, 1850-05-08

it He had commenoed the career his adulation
Ito or Ida for, sad it was his education that had ruined
him, and perhaps this would be some extenuation of his
aims.
The learned judge said the prisoner was convicted of two
frauds, and within two years. He had been, besides, con-
victed thrn times, end discharged upon accusations four
times; and the history of his life, which the cowl was in
possession of, showed that a mon thorough impostor did not
di grans England. Courts of Natio. bad to sentence to
transpurtation men for stealing • sabot handkerchief,
and it would be very wrong for a um of this gross
and flagrant description to pass with a lighter punish-
ment. He felt bound to inflict upon the prisoner the
highest penalty of the law for this offense, and he hoped
that the fate of the prisoner would operate u a warning to
other, engaged in the same nefarious system of imposture.
The sentence was that the prisoner be transported for seven
fear.
London, England, 1850-05-08

Vot Court.

The following bulletin of the Queen's heahlt was
issued this morning:
" Buckieghnm•pilnce, May 8, 9 A.M.
" The Queen and the intent prince continue well.
" James Ct.tes, M.D.
" CMANLES LOCOCK,
HUBERT FEW/I:SON, M.D."
Misiesty's tic )111T7 ie so hr advance°, that no more
bulletins will tie Wend.

Her Royal Hiahnens the Duchies of Kent visited her
Majesty yesterday et Buckingham Palace. The Prince of
Lemintren via!, t his It iyal Hipbone Prioe•• Alekrt yester
day. Prince Avert rode out on h,rseback yesterday morn-
Inc attended by Lieut. Colonel the lion. Al. lender Gordon.
Teen. knyol Highnesses the Prince of Wale., Prince Alfred,
the Ptichm Ulysl, the Princess Alice, and the Princess
Helena, took their accustomed exercise yesterday in the
garden of Buckingham

Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home
Department, has issued invitations fur a lull dress dinntr
on Wednewlay next, the 13th Met., at the Clarendon Hotel,
in c leration of her Majesty's birthday.
Earl Grey, Secretary of Sate for the C dories, has
issued invitations for a state Ginner, at his residence on
Cerlt, n terrace, in Wednesday next, the 1,5:h ir.s:., to cele-
brate the Queen's bir liday.
Sir Charles Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
issued invitations yes:trday for • full-dress dinner on Wed.
needay next, in celebration of her Majest)'s birthday, at hie
official residence in Downing street.
Lord John Russell was much better yesterday.
Despatches were sent off last evening from the
Colonial-office foe the Governors of Malta, Hong-Kong, and
Ceylon, and also for the Lnd High Commissioner of the
lonian Islands.

HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY.—The aaoi•erstry
of the natal day of the sovereign, who will complete her
3lst year on the 21th inst., will be celebrated with the cus-
tomary rvjoicisgv, eae..•t the royal birthday drawing-room,
On Wednesday, the Lith ins'. To. 'Meiners (Lord John
Russell as First kird of the Treasury, and Earl Grey,
Viscount Palmerston, and Sir George Grey, as her Majesty's
three principal ercrat..ries of state) and tile great °Moen of
state, have issued cards for grand official banquets to cele-
brate the auspicious ereat.—Giotar.
London, England, 1850-05-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

IN BANCO. —IIIIPORI LC*O Csnv JCIPTICII WILDS kNI:. ML
. _

J.vnam TaI.POVILD. --
THE GORHAM CASE.
GORHAM D. BISMOP 01 EXETER.

Is this case the Chief Justice now said—ln the
cue of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter, in which a prohi-
bition had been moved for the other day, the court was very
dreirons to have intmeoistely disysed of the application,
hut it was unable to do so, being unable to acquire some
information essential to the proper decision of the cue.
Upon the motion being made, it was stated that the con-
struction of the statutes given by the Court of Queen'.
Bench was not in conformity with the eases upon the subject
Two cases had been referred I. in support of the motion,
but the court had not been informed whether any inquiry
had been made as to the practice in the cases re•
ferried to. If the course of practice upon the statutes
was according to the construction contended for,
although that would not decide the question, it would
not be wholly imma•erial. The court had therefore deemed
it necessary to obtain information as to what thou cues
were, and of the circumstances attending them ; but, although
they had used their beet efforts, consistently with a proper
attention to their duties in court, to find out what thou
eases were, they had been unable to do so. The application
must therefore stead over until next term. The interval
was short, and the proceedings in the Eccluisatical Court
would be conducted in such a manner aa not to prejudice
either part,. ; but if the information had been given the court
which they required, the delsy would have been ►voided.—
Judgment postponed.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
BIMOIE Ma. BAD), A LIMIDION, Ma. It MC, CII.IIIIWILL, ♦ND
MK. Jcnlc. WiLumes.
THE FOROEKY OP ROWAN BANI-sores

The curt was occupi,d A. whole of the morning in
'Huang arguments upon demurrer against the validity of the
indictment preterred sesinst S. Lauri°, B. Gardon, and S.
Faderman, for reusing plates to be engraved, purporting to
be portions of Itlasien bank notes.
Mr. Huddlestone, Mr. Parry, and Mr. Metcalfe appeared
in support of the demurrer ; and the Attorney-General, Mr.
Clarkson and Mr. Ballwin* were for the prosecution.
The arguments were entirely of a technical and unin-
teresting character, sad they were not concluded when our
paper went to press.
London, England, 1850-05-08

IRELAND.

Dirsitx, MAT 7.

The lunatic by whom the murderous assault was
made on two clergymen in the Roman Catholic
chard, on Sunday last, was yeeeiday committed by
the magistrates for trial at the emmietioe, to have
the question of his insanity tested by a jury. A
woman named Elisa Byrne died yesterday morning
from the effects of the fright and pressure she sus-
tained in the chapel at the time of the attack.
'l be sale of the first great division of the Earl of
Portar!iogton's estates, and some other large salts
of property, came off to-day in the Encumbered
Estates Court.
It is calculated that the steamer Viceroy, according
to the speed which she has lately exhibited in her
voyage b.tween Dublin end Glasgow, will make the
vomit frcm OsIK ay to Halifax in tight days at the
Outthae,acd that if such should be tae case, a vessel
built expressly for the line ought to perform the
voyage in six and a half days during summer, or in
soinausing less than eight days in the winter months.
Yesterday morning the Dahlia mountains appeared
covered with allow. Toe wind has b:en chiefly from
the north east, and the cold has been very severe in
the shade for several (Lys past ; but the accounts re-
ceived of the progress of the crops throughout the
country, especially of the potatoes, are stilt most en-
sour -;;ttig.
The extensive Unary and stores of Mr. Hall, of
Elniskillen, were destroyed by fire on Saturday. Mr.
Toompson's extensive flour mills at Rathnally, near
Trim, were elite burned down the same day.
London, England, 1850-05-08

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1850.

leee,gegeueseg weeks, sad Malan together melt bends* eat
n. Lae sash linsuestiesed kudos. gnu be it enacted glee
Imehrbsibre swialusd shalt be sometroed to Wand le SO
ATM
naked IWO= salled helm&
The hon. amber stated that Abe object of this
waste anti the ease of those heelnetislus who' lute=
espiloa of some liviege at the the WI the passiet of the
last net la 1838, and of other Whigs Salt to thus either by
will or la trust, whirl were teemed to thew by that set,
end were got yet forfeited.
The &one wets agreed to, sad the bill as amended was
Reported.
The isoussittees on Wool used in Shipbuilding, and on
the Elections (Ireland) Bill, were posteened , and the house
adjoolsod at a quarto. oftor 8.
London, England, 1850-05-08

Strasburg railway between Strasburg and

halation. it appears. was on the point of
another T°Plile to the Rost, but has with.
ti, application for Intel, of absence in corm-
of t! e question of electoral reform c ming on.
Itoguy, IWmarets, and Tram, yesterday
the tollowirg strange prop-writion to the
Atoambly `• It it snould happen to the con-
. •..d soh rims to be paralysed in their action by
•
,f... the councils-wren' are authorised to ao•
t •
:h. sehorry immediately in their departmonto.l
: the 'etas, and disposal of the public tom
re•rittegrrion of the ngulsr powers."
y,:., t.'oa appeared ytsterday, but it has no
' c.oicavion with the El ysi e.
it•i.'• that the majority cunt, mplate bringing
. t.r the restoration of capital punishment far
~.:ft UM

Atlraill.

hr sninl.