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London, England, 1850-09-18 00:00:00

fortunate position. He likewles said that apes wee .
he had bees charged beton a magistrate with being t
oui
The eseseel lot the peiestame or pitistrong
upon the expanse of the promeisto, Est_ia t
clear he had told • pilpable fakeheiril, is a,
had g no to the Miniboom with the prissier y
solely for the purpose of girth, her meth ref idiot
they said that this being tabs ere the Jury mite k
credit to any portico of the testimeay. . ale
masked spas the freqiesey of *se ell ilikleM
all.gid to have been committed Ig the taker
chloroform, or some other *goat ef • likellar dimedgePM,
at the present time end It was aril igen the
as being very probe:hie that married imillas ding--
in the poshioa of the presecowe, who found
in the prodicanthat of isecompanyfarada proatitute-iiii-edwie
of this dasceiptioe, would be very g to excuse themselves
to their wives or other peeress by trumpieg up • story about
chloroform. The liaised camel ales romarked upon the
circumstance of the proveutor being discover. d at seek a
distnee from the place where the robbery was alleged to
hays been committed, end the extreme improbability of his
having been dinged thrt ugh the 'treaty by two womse, in
a state of iseessibility, without the eircumstasee attracting
the attention of the polies, while, en the other head, if be
was drank, and unconscious of what be was about, which
they suggested was meat likely the teeth of the matter,
nothing was more likely the* that his should have stormed
vece
to the in guidon, and haws there fallen insensible.
The r ury, after &shinning a sheet time. returned • were
dicta a Guilty.
Rosozzo no • dinnvixo.
James Broo&sso's surrendered to take his trial upon a
ebonite of stealing 881.14,. 6d., tits monies of Charles And
Wintry Pelham, Earl of Yarborough. Mr. Clarkson
prosecuted. Mr. Parry was for the Mesa.
William Fawkes, house steward to the noble earl, deposed
that Oa prisoner was hall porter at kis town residence, Na.
17, Arlington-street. On the 31st July winties was about
to premed to the Isle of Wight, when the primer told him
that a sus of 671. Ib. 64. was required for the payment cf
rates and taxes on the following Saturday, and he gave him
that amount. The prisoner went away on the 7th sad did
not return till the 9th August, and liftman then pet some
questions to him reepectiag the money, and he said that he
bad been to Brighton TWO, and that le had bees robbed of
every Alan of it.
By Mr. Parry—Prisoner had been eight years ia the ser-
vice of the Earl of Yarbosensgb, sad he had repeatedly
entrusted him with mosey to • meelderable mount. He
appeared very math distressed when he related the story of
his having been robbed, and said that he had been obliged to
Mats in whose flank* he was at the railway station at
13rightos, and to beg a fres pare bask to London. Th•
money be gave to the primmer wee pat of the proceeds of a
cheque for 2,0001., drawn by Mr. Wilkins, the Earl of Yeller
rough's land steward, but he did not know from what same
it was derived.
The different rate and tax collectors were then called to
prove that the prisoner had not paid the sums which they
were entitled to receive (tom the noble earl.
NT. Parry, at the aloe of the case for the proaecntiob,
submitted that there was in evidence to sopport the ellega•
Lion in the indictment that the money belonged to Lord
Yarborough.
The Common Serpent ruled that the evident. established
that fast.
The jury gave a verdict of Guilty; but resontstended the
prie nor to mercy most strongly on account of hie previous
good character.
lie was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to bard
labour for ix 1101Itim

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Tbe CHAIRMAN said of thLrietig."••l/21iseta rush the
meeting wee summoned to and , the moat imputant, and
thee which stood first to the notice, was the mitMeration of
the terse for the true of the refresee shares tar tarn
the address! capital required teetotaller the line l bet as
at the lam balf-yearly mere/ the eberelioldsts appoiated •
cormittes to report, or at any rate to inquire into the sib-
ject of the management of this auderg, he thought It
might pedlars better meet the Muss of the sartlag is hear
first of all the result °Mat inquiry. If, therforo. that was
the seas, the second saltjeet in the neSce would be taken
fleet, and then lest of ell the proposed altsratles I. the baud
by the eppointment of additional directors. (Hear, hear.)
He should say r regards the committee, though they had
gene into a very fall inquiry, and had learhened ematutri-
cations with directors, yet they did not consider that they
erne appointed to report to the shareltoldus; they had laid
before the directors the details of their inquiries, and the
latter, with the approbation of the committee, had prepared
• short report, which he should now call on the esantary to
read.

The SECRETARY then read the following brief report:
" The directors have to report that they have received the
reprountations sad suggesttons of the onnteitne appointed
by the shanholden at the half-yearly meeting held on the
29th of August last, to .seise the directors Ia soneidering
the sufficiency or otherwise of the arrangements for secular
and collecting traffic, particularly In merchandise and mine-
rals, also the saleissey of the present managing staff of the
company t' that the committee appear to have very carefully
examined the traffic arrangennats at the various stations
along the line, end tionidered the warns of further traffic
is coal, lime, maaure, sad menheadin generally, that they
have ponied oat what they consider to be defects in the
present arrangements for enuring and collecting the traffic,
and made several important suggestions to the directors for
the further development of the local reetnerem of the rail-
way ; en which the directors have cow to the resolution,
that they will take the representations and reigniting of the
committee into their immediate coonsideration, with the view
of effectieg stun improvements in the management of the
traffic as will, to the best of their judgment, tend to promote
the true interests of the undertaking. The directing are
gratified to learn that the committee immesh* thin snare
connexions ere made with the Stockton and Derlingtoa,
Cistern, and Stanton and Hartlepool Railways), entirely
concur in the opinion which they have so long entertained,
as to the value of the Northern lineations, and the large
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through traffic which they are juiddd iiantidpsting over
the whole length of the line, on ice ormapleign to Hartlepool,
Stockton, Middlesborough, sad the Latham Beltways; and
they must the shareholders will moodisgly, without further
delay, put the directors is • position to complete the under-
taking in the manner sow proposed by then"
The CHAIRMAN mid he had not any resolution
hooded upon the repeat to gropes., but probably the on- I
mitt« might wish to state some other particulate. The re-
port had, in accordance with the views of the committee,
been made so short need general es possible.
Mr. THOMAS NEIMAN said, as the organ of the eam-
mit•er, that K almost nq station there might be •
comidoeble none. of rates mooed from the ope
pointment of agents to collect good., which, en
this time, had boa In • greet measure inhale&
(Hear, bias.) Cosamenciog at Leeds, they found mi-
serebi takes from the Bradford line and carted over their
own Rae to Horsferat and other pleas ; almost the whole el
the nithe—indeed, all bat a small paper mill, were biddy
their coals from Leeds, bat set by their railway. Before the
line was tossed thin wen three orders to Ochry, Pool, In.,
and they fiend the same still. They (the committee) went
on to Ripley end other places, and came to an unanimous
roolutieis in these words: "That to the opinion of the eom-
mimes the Leeds end Think Railway possesses within its
reach • boat traffic, more especially in merchandise and
minerals, much larger than they have at potent, and which
they think should be mote extensively developed than it is
at present." (Hear, hear.) The committee, therefore,
thought it would be better if • mon effective system of traffic
management were adopted either by acommittee or in some
other way."
The manatee of the board relative to the proceedings of the
eommittee keving_besa read,
Mr. FARSYDE riggeeted that the details of this inquiry
should be printed as • report. (Hem, hen)
The CHAIRMAN said he very much contorted la what
Mr. lanyde bad said, sad he thought it proper for the com-
mittee to have reported to the shareholden. (Hem.)
Mr. POW ELL said, that many of the details referred to
matters of competition which it might not be desirable to pub-
lish—(bear, hear); bat the committee ware prepared to ex-
press an opinion on the subject of traffic management.
Mr. NEWBAM said, on this subject they agreed to • nem
Intim, which was sent in to the directors inclose words:—
"
That from the examiastion sad inquiries made, the traffic
=:. lup to the promo den appears to have been
hear, hear )-ned hr not secured to the lin
the hit minatages whisk being to it." (Hear, hearLaills.
ad this the aingaittee went through the
eassid=halr semelselens woe lauded ; sad he thought
Is wo lollsoMeisth as by them details before the directors,
haling them Mae when weed be of advantage to the
anstpasy. With Masao es the ether question, which w
:fisst quatica they bad le so le, and which was d01e.114.4 in a great MUMS to the gemming, at the last moo
Ilta committee had so hesitation in stating that the ma.
nememeat of the traffic was totally and entirely inefficient.
They fond that the old system of oonveyieg goods still
gained ; and that though the distance to Ripen woo only 29
miles, a railway with 68 miles to the same plate gold coo
pets with them. (Her, kw.) TM sontordttee tboyht it
absurd that this should soden for a single summit. Than
se seals ; the mills were leading thou from the Leeds and
Basdherd Railway, or from Reclothill, a Moan of six Ears,
wide In the on of Hanford their own Enna through the
Lleoe. (ber, hear.) Tag management w most defective.
Me had as favourable an opiates as any on of their dine-
to., bee sheen with the net of the committee he thought
the Mao allainallente In • most ineffisisat Mate for ma-
mote the neennes of the line. (Hear, her.
CHAIRMAN said the object Mr. Tony& bed in
vier. and itsosed to be a right one, was that the com-
Ilan ahead pat into writing what Mr. durum had
staled aid with semewkat more of ezplaaatkm ; and in
diedg se, they Medd give an opportunity to those who had
hod Mr management of the line to give their replies to these
ilithisests. He (the chairman) should suggest that this
elkooki be done. He would therefore move, " That the coat-
mina be requested to report to the shareholders oat the
Wesel referred to them, sad that such report be circulated
@moist the *redden."
Mr. PARSYDR seconded the Mae&
Xt. NEWSAIf opposed the motion as one which would
piles the committee and directors in open hostility, which
be fee ass should not Übe. Having made 'equines at every
gado est received information from diffuse' geniis they
Mt that the amonat of *deice received justiied them la
Nis to ma noisome verdict which they did is the fol-
ioed* resonance :
fiat gossidenble pales lave be talus by the *ado
stemern to segos trails te with the York,
Nemo.% and Barwick, the Ml and the Loth. gad
North Western Railway Compotes, and also to eon=
with the Lennatitra and Yorkshire and Great N
Railway Companies, bat they think it piobible that bed the
&beaten man generally masted personally in the
I test negotiations, results might in some metanam haveM
Oland mon favourable to the • Lode sad
Railway."
"That from the nualeatle Ks sad Inquiries made, the
Indio 111141kapaiet up to the present time appears to Imo
bees fueffiefoot, sad hat not second to the Rae the MU
addateges which bolos; to it"
Yrom MI that had bean said pro and to. the esetoldin
woe .111 of the Es:pions sad he did set gee what mere
Odd be dime. Aim. ) The Missiles had prod*
M
Yee all the& boa liegrildiw imithisiados, sad
Ss Men AEI they *Vibe dime Odle esopesa
Mr.-POWRILL do that the pass al who •
rasthatign semsdan in tethe
Meaders. The hallgt bed ties to oaks cep
their
sap a the % MIMI. and they ad&
tonallsony to Liars edam as that ennoldis
• remletleas et the cornittee
The CHAIRMAN ix:Haled that Ii had been gene*
that Rims isseisthar the* the be brought beide the
modhig. sad he thought Ow that eadiestesding then
was sego sethissage hi unaided ages *de la that way.
HITIZZakt the dd.he el t gimboarte resod
ties would be Ms alloolen sod the committee' at
immothilest la by geed; he dried Shaman seg.
guts gessiaii4 •• as ansedasah lease a sebegestige
OUP, a4au I their tholes le womegas* far their la-,
been and fee tits disable dela they had Oda, at the IMO
tiro reerieeleeekellie the head to carry out such as they
thought bed he the istesithe the oerspiery. (Haar.)
Mr. STAMM WNW* evellaithoy had la view
swat bs ad answeeednis44.o *de mart s& the
aced be was is he so neove—" That
of the M
ee to the
;proedia of
segisaittee be * sad adopted and that the
mooted to give their @deaden to the valour
pithAl salgailed_....a whether la nisedse legamaagiag staff,
gins des fee details min."
Mr. R.V.TAClagrrelielsor, d glegaded
doTr • CHAIRMAN bolsi 'wflidltWil hM Pielnitlaw• that
oared by Mr. Stables wee put gad tarried ems. du.
Mr. Ritson's resolatiga was seed pen as a subsisative
eithistios and carried is the fidierdeg weeds e—" That the
thOrir of this meeting be lathy give. to the emmaittes ire
4eTietheity bave taken this isvestiptioa, and the
hits they have was to the board, ant that they
lis to smolt
Mara te upset to the dine-
= re=3: tad • iddessels. to the
Is Ohm. a* lo miry set soh. of
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mode by the cammitto as. they map Weir
re to the laterals of the emeissy."..
es wandistutes dams mains.
The CHAIRMAN said at the Own* eonsiderablp
lea teak gins as le the rating d the Toshio add.
:Maseglid lidir the
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Man e, -
eider the peweliene et The Leeds sad rash Nalway Aef,
1146),.' se• hefee• AN Mani lamed leader those reulatione, ba
amata effinelqUl dee likseetalthre now standing cat the register
tech eseepalefele4f ewe pretends's. fifth share), every 491.
..g.seeeffea gehilliebelff by than:
"S. That alai dune isehell. be taken up by thi elearebahL,'
'seta eeesphesee with these resolution., shell (sukjeat to the
payout el the Avid's& on the eileting preference sharee),,,,
he Witted tee preference dividend of 7 per sent. par sauna
ter seven years aortas from the let day of October nest, on
the capital from time to tins paid upon them. and until,
nun time u they are redeemed by the oompeity, whjek ia
to leave the option of paying thnittff et par at any time
after the *spay of the tarn aforesaid, upon notice being
given to the holders.
3. That In redeeming or paying off at per the said
shares, the directors are empowered to redeem or, pay off all
ee say part of sans shares 'Mow time to time, as they shall
think ezpodl,at, saluting the shares so to be redeemed ar
paid off by ballot, to such form as they shall think proper.
" 4. Teat the calls ea the said shares to be loud as afore-
said, he payable as hems, via.: 11. on October 1,,,1840.;
on Jemmy 2,1861; on A.ptil 3, 1851; 11. on July 4,
1861; 11. as Oeteber 6, 1851; If. on January 6, 1852; and,
provided the whets of the shares are subscribed tor, then
that as loran calls he made without the previous sanatink
of the shavholdere to be given at some specialtputing to
be duly held fur that purpose.
" 6. Thee es shay of the gala slaves as shah not be taken
up by the sharehelden of this company, as be:rehab:lkm pro-
vided, shall remain et the disposal of the Ahastors, to be
issued to such parties, et such times, on such wipe,• and in
sash manner, as they may consider most to the advantage
of the company.
" 6. That in ease say shareholder shall neglect to pay any
call due on the geld shares, interest at the rate of s.per cent.
per annum shall be award on the call or galls so to arrest,
until the date of payment; and the dividend of dividends
due upon all such shares standing in his Dania, shall, for the
period during which any gall shall be In &near, be aosoluttly
hadeitul.
" 7. That the directors are hereby taithorised sad em-
powered to do, and cases te ba done, all such sets as ere
necessary to enable them to catty into effect the previous ,
solutions, and ell mitten or things incident theist* er
arising therefrom.
.
"8 That the shove resolutions an pima by tin elan-
holders u instruction to the dhectonfor tlu Ladle' of 'the
said shares, lad whin' they were required by ti.e meeting
held oa the said 25h day of August, 1849, to issue as they
thought proper; and that each renlutions be endorsed on
the scrip to be in for the said shares.
Mr. FARSYDE situated that it would be better for a
number of the principal shareholders to give personal ace-
rity, and plsdga their aerie for 'looney at a moderate rate of
interest, than bind themselves to pay 7 per cent., especially
as money wss now so plentiful that any one might almost
pick it up in the streets. (Laughter.)
Mr. EDDISON, solicitor to the oesspany, said this could;
not be done. _ _

PLINT, shenbeeker, asked whether any better
terms would be given ter the Sell shares already taken up ?
Th•CHAIRMAN said the company had no power to
weak* soy elteratioa in reference to the shun accepted cm
the terms pr vinwely agreed to.
Mr. JACKSON beefed if by a vote of tie company
something said not Widows te pat the holders of the shares
alluded to cm the seas footing at these who should now
accept th. remainder of the ism open the altered terms.
Mr. EDDISON expressed a decided opinion that the
tospany had no power to do thh, except by act of parliamnt.
Mr. STABLES thought that these shun should continue
to bear dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. till redeemed by
the company ; and that they shcold not at the end of seven
years lose the power of redeeming them by snaking the
terms five per cent. In perpetuity after that period.
Mr. PO WRLL suggested that the directors should have
power to redeem all or say part et these shares at any time,
as they may think expWient, selecting the shuts to be re-
deemed by ballot, or in such form es they might think
proper.
Aeeolotions embodying both thews Ingestions having been
agreed to,
The CHAIRMAN moved that the tams propond by the
directors be 'Mooted. with the alterations sow made in them.
Mr. PARSTDR seconded the motion, which war egreed
to, NM. dit.
ELECTION 01 NEW DlAN:ink/.
The CHAIRMAN said the restarting hotlines of the
meeting had reference to the appointmeot of additional
&xenon. At the last meeting it was stated that a wish bad
been expressed to have additional directors appointed, sad
sutra names had been menthiced to the present board as
likely, but he should be glad to heat any gentleman pro-
Feed by the shareholders. (Hear.)
.

. . , .
A PROPRIETOR proposed IA serball Fowler, Esq., of
Promo Roll.

The CHAIRMAN said Mr. Fowler was • very proper
person; hot the secretary informed him that he was not
duly qualified es a shareholder. The gentlemen whine
names had been suggested to the directors were : Joseph
Brook, Fog , of Huddersfield; Thomas Constable, BK.,
solicitor. of Otley ; James Hutson, Fag., of Leeds; and James
&shim, Req., et Leeds.
Mr. POWELL proposed Mr. Thomas Newsom, of Leeds,
one of the committee of inquiry, as a likely man.
Mr. DURHAM wooded the nomination.
Mr. C. MAKINS proposed Mr. Powell, but that gentle-
man declined, is coasectuatioe, as we understood. of his being
a director of the Hartlepool Desks, al in that capasity he
might have to negotiate arrangemests with the eompary
In the end, Mews. lough Brook, Thomas Constable,
Jinni Kitson, James Stables, and Thomas Newsom were
appointed directors, nuking the number of the board 14
instead of 9, as before.
A PROPRIETOR sugges'ed that the company might
with advantage take up part tithe defunct Nortkimi Cosa-
ties Usk.a seems, sad avail themselves of 30,0001. that
company had fa head,. but as this smatter was not hseluded
in the notice calling the meeting, the proprietor yea re-
quested to make his suggestions to the &redoes.
A vote of thanks having been awarded to the chairman.,
the meeting after four hours discurdeo, broke up.

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conanowses of the body of a woman hoeing bra towed in
the Greed Jerrie* Curl. Oa Nutley as inquest wee
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Insister wee dons et decliltdrs higher retairlitti meld be
Stoteissit lan week. Is. wetasiof sit• flew mottle es much se
tell& per lb, siveswitenartives, sod the scorer:rile would
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goat td last week, but still scarcely a goonble "events has
beep piatatool, exemt is particular deseriptlon where the
etnks era .carne. Aomertios buyen item bwin more
eager to won letemipbei mess of test week.

WOOLL&N OLOTH.-4,asbs, -Barr. 17.—We have a
lead avenge • sate ; rode tor the autumu trade hew.
b•eat La request, and set with reedy purchasen. The cloth
trade getaway contiameabs a brisk and healthy Orett,

IRON .-05.aectow, 8, pt. 16 —Con•iderably ohne anima-
Um has beg* alaiktesiedia ourpig Iron market to-diy. Wien. have
adraowd to IL. 3d., at widen eerarsi largo panels changed hand,.
The tone or the market is decidedly firmer.

CORN.--.HALsowoatit, Sept. Di -We had a fair 'bow
of Wheat; quality and crudities. exceedingly terieble. Our trade
ruled lively, and business was transuted at *drones of fatly 1..
per qr. Per end Beans fully as dear. Wheat, white, per qr., -Cs.
to 47e.; red, 40* to 45.. Beans and Pew, 26a. to 28*
oLL, Sept 11,-The continuance of dry told weather is
exactingly &tearable to the completion e f harvest eperatitme, sod
with the except:ma of Beam, very Ilitte remains In the fields. The
teens has been e.sy firs fereeerything daring the week. Wide* soles
&Wieder:es of fresh Whet% Is. Mines te paid. We ano etc
Agisply of Wheat from our own farmers at dee day's market: the
conditim and quality of the Dew was good, and weight Mout 621b4
to MU per bushel ; the pikes paid were from 434 to 4.M. per qr.,
being au adverse of about le. per qr. on the rates of
ist week ; but
formers Wed a good Usk mere money, and were very a ifrholders.
*Weer inquhy for foreign, and 1.. mare money .M ; the de-
emed is puncipally on Wong rests. With a good wrivel nuricy,
sided/ from Denmark, mod since the following offload import was
muleap,lbe Market is we!! euppsited, and all descriptions meet
ready sob et the full ourtemey of tad Tuesday. Oats upthrust in
estee. Buse are in mod motet, old le. dearer •as are also Peas
of all descriptions. Linseed supports oar quotatinse. Cakes are Its
great demand, and fully in, per ton dearer ; U. 3s nes beets paid for
best makee,, with few seller* at %ha pram, Rapeseed ia again dearer,
and foe Cakes hdl 3s. per ton more 11100e$ is paid. Freese& priers :
Ware% EastirdWerld, per qr., Da. to 44* • white, 44a to doe.;
Week Intl linclimbers,'422:to 475. ; Ponre6elan and Sunbury,
4M. to 44%; Danish, Holstein, and Frieoland, Mc to 405.; Racoon,
Ti s.;Utzt
10.149,..E;5itikh,..1115.1181. i
11. teDmnish, 16111.1. tit.
key. malting, 241. to 26..; grinding, 2es. to 22. e. Beane, 2faa to Sus. ;
foreign, 26.. to It.. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 275. to 3i.; grey and
black, Ma. WM. Liam* BM* Wm 4b.to 4111.; Petersburg, ots,
to 445.; Blip and Ambulant, its 1e 422.; • Kneksiberg and 51eaul,
28* to MI% Lissome!, Cakes, Mull, IL b.; dee forrimm, M. lea;
inferior. 3L Ma. Rapeseed, pr. Bass Cake* 8,11% Tares, foreign,
' Ms. to 21.. 0011110, 6t. to lel. Bence, 90s. Bye Meal. si. 15s.
Imporb keen Sept. 7 to Sept. 13: Wheat, 791 cow; tmle4c9.,:
• M 1,208; Beene, 1,049; Pees, 839; Linseed, 24,8 ,
; Oil Calms,6B tuns Beres, 122. •
Irswecat, Sept. 17.-We had a rod nipple of Wheat to •
dog. mt. Mew deptemd;• prim have *drafted from le. to 2s. per
rps Bather muse Balky on Him sad quality centitruetbUtter than
CV:WI; lest week's nag were barely =Mohamed. -leans and
per qr. dearer.
Lane, Sept. 17.-Front litre to misty sail of veserla bete
serised at Goole from the east c4am with grata divinities lard few
ro that our show toilay Is considerable. The market exhibited
• great Irmo ,ve, and there was u Lk sale of the hint new and cif
Whose at FrWss,s pekes; bat for the thin low qualltli a Oars we
Ise buyers except at :Meer rates. Barley is more hsquired or- as
If el lithe new °firing. elate end shelling, es wen es Ryan* nre quite
ae dew. No variation In other article* swivels Mils week Attica%
7,8-3; Oat% 1,432; Barley, 145; karts, UM; Mar, 17; reei, leFr
Rapeseed, 971; Unwed, 1421.
LatilitroN Buzzatua, Sept. 17.-Th• supply of Wheat
at market was natter's, the time of the year ouniddend; good sam-
ples of both old and new were in fair th mud, a; rattier ever lest
week's anew Of Ruh yno new yet appesrs at market; grinding
maniplie ministate late rates. Beene and Peas rather dearer.
Vilna% per Wed of beehele, old, 26e. to Me. ; new, 22. rat to 29*
Bark y, pirating. per imperial qr" Ds. to Ms. Beane, old, Itte. to
21e. ; new, 11* to Ina. Peas. 19e. to Ms. 6d. per 1 beatiele. •
Lewis, Sept. 17.-T.Ammy at market the empty of Wheat,
both old and mew, mamma% end, thaw Islag a mud deemed for old.,
no difficulty eves experienced la obtaining hiat week's prime, end In
some &Sanwa an advance of Is. per to. was reaped. New witbout
enema.= &velar. Bade, steady. The supply of Ude are laniterts
therefore, rrevioem roes are freely given. Wenders' Pcsa ;inseam%
and me value of these amides must be written Ii per qr. dearer.
Wheat, white, old, IM. te Mt; red, IN. 10e.lotli. ; new,
111. se. to Ili. lat.; red, 104. to lal. 100 Burley, ele. to 295. Oata,
17e. to Is. dd. hew, tea. to 294 Psis, 304. to 31a.
Ltrals.PoOL, Sept 17.-Thene is little inereve in the sup-
plies of train, tar, hoes Ireland this week. coneladeg of the new mop.
From &breed we have very large amines of Wheat and Fleur ; the
23,1119 qrs. et Wheat are from : French ports, 17,200 qrs.; Dutch
ports, 1401! qrs. ; k4ltte, 2,910 qrs. • and front the Mediterranean,
2,272 qa. Of Taw we hem received 17,608 sucks own France, and
10,833 barrels from the United &Wee The other arrival. from
&brood are unimportest. We Inc had remarkably fine weather for
finishing tip of the authors hervc,l The trade for every article has
been very firm throatiest the weak, tribe steady beeleres going
forward. The Bede 114-Wieet at this moots mulct ms tolerably
Weedy, del elteetof the arritaL The hominess
trammeled 11111 allel Slam lance* Iraqi the snip.
IL per Mkt ma Bet TeneWe grime was rubratund to. Flour
In bit wide end has grim are supported. (Dimling Barley
wee ld. per 11res1, end Egyptilinieme 6d. per qe. testier, 'Oafs
were In limited mild rim elder to hay. Peas were rely as
deer. No ladOu Ogre triumPired, tut ever* quo.
emeloseofit
LYNN, Sept. Ir=w•L hate had a fair supple of Wheat,
aud a few sampler oflim&p,-a obeederable proportion of both of
very inketw tunny. Wheat agouti quality, Is. per qr. dearer. At
pmeembiteinte eMeg Be Batley. %teat, oil, red. Mc to 475.
AIM 4l*; mew, 24* Wills.; Mae, 0111*to Calbs., 41% to 46% Bar-
ley, Ur. to Ws.
Nillwsonza, Bejlem 17.. Tip weather. continaeo of a
theemehbeimmeeNg far Slarit; but the oigbl'e being
leßyedlY Woe
here chats that morning we had a
=Nef , Aim Ms moms. ler whits a reedy wale
swim bealtsiete were me various. this
octant ei‘ell w:It:211n. to 631 be.
pee mdesen epee whether
semi or leedovegibdderga gnat ry ; the beet Nor-
folk NS ree=efizeldidij. ditair ribs.; kolstein,
wvtok • '• I Dente& up to 485.,
ems MR at Lepowlen tteg we NM mein merge de.
lileadma Mr own grow" mdetlegie Neu premed fee- male, ea
eles. ABMs! with the utile* diffileatty tor atl= ri 110 W
=naturally 6311 M ass bestial. For we
tawdry, stale.. W. to 22a. Vol houleholdard up
irrike dudes whites. nye was Mt much inquired for. tug
rireefflifelt, sod we imiseme inquiry for wattles sample.,
neMplempere would Mee em, mando! M. to M rtz& .Me
." Mop be:written la. toga higher: Prim suseti-
.•
lab UMW IMO SW. to 51e. pa qr. Beans and Feu beteg gene-
May UM bete Malley, Imp Ti bold aloof for them:moot, and
Mum nownew e4O epply to choice mAt Oats.
• *SiTIPMett • *Sept 17.-Oar corn market to-day hae been
Sul a ligerearicattrbasta were limited, tamers supplying the
saw awry MS ht good conditica.
idatmattay, Sept. 17.-There was an imminent' Wind-
row Sam market UAW, end a lams supply of Wheat than last
wag. no agrama taAadesiotaw.wacat was dull; humors asked
wee tweensg. lest Bo Mimi se no dlegadtles to purchase at
iMmwdliroat. emeellquently lie melba domed 'et how Ittemdwy%
_
Phew Tee Time Madame dell. without Mecum to erica.. Old
away irsi slut in sapid* but !Uwe wan a •Lete *awed Awe; et
=llimbs are liMik4, and •to below Last week'
n fair demote • Oars end Beane sees la Mr oa re.
q=a Were metal; se Mesh° Pees sad ',Masa well
lb prevUem Mon Wheat, white, 44e. to Mt; MI; *W U.
to M.,* new, 40s. to els. Bert old Maw Bereey, Iten; Md.
ditnifih.22s. to 22e.; lacier 19e, 21a. I sew one. 17.. Swat
Pin "old, Ms. to 405.• t.,3&. te gen
me, M. to 3M per qr. Walt, eim. to 6s. 6d. per bwWl. . large,
In. 6d. to 3e. 6d. Flour 299. to 318:Per Soh,

CATTLE', its.—Routimum, Sept. 16.—The supply of
Herb and Sheep ma semesitly havy, and geomally of good qua-
lity. We had' a lair elokling of tmyers. pi trade was doll, and
pekoe were with ;Moult' exported; Indeed, Is some insteaere,
to the buyer& Dee{ Da to do. 104 per elem. Mufti., id.
Zo°74t le
per lb.
BAttelioaT.Stpt. 17.—Osieuk4 io-asy wee abanisatly
=with cattle, wertrost7haanding a full ettendanoa of
hal the east of the haloes. tlunoshorit the
ilarews wry dud, list and meet
kith; elms
ant of Ma deatte vereellegraist TrW eantbtual weather
og pekoe
led lac= Lieeprhrbtrait
smiqtafity
artrUteritioneyc lieldrs what pm. pie th.f belt
Vaal VIM however, to mart ; emend WO weredawn
sworgerft Sae bw ea ear. ZOO wow la Ord. 041411.
sad advaileds. bektla to Si. par more; WilLarri, re. rd. to
fla; to 7.. Wane lOW, 6d. par blfer be,
4 id. to 54L la ed. to Past, On di to la W. pi* wore.
Boma lip, de. $4. to Oa Ttioeheawf Ueda wee lap" ba the
demand very tad.

Tab 111./PLOSION or FriatoroMOM IN flrrierrysixt.
—lndependently of the homes Mimed Weds Parma yester-
day to have beta partially destroyed, ft bei dad been
binned that seven in Clitkerow-plane,Verer-etreet, have
been nearly rased to the round. A female named Potter,
living at No. 14, in the last mentioned pisos, whilst Maeda'
one of her children, was forced by the power of the tapiocas
from bee shale and driven aerate her room, bat knowing, to
some extent, the dangerous Datum of the materials In-Kr.
Olitherow's factory, she thew* one child out of the window,
and Is andeavoiring to Jump out with another infant In her
arms her clothing ars& a tall in the wall, Mid during two
separate expkeedie Libor emeture was suspended some
feet from the Barn! Fortunately, neither she nor her
child sustaisad .entrabefel Injney, but the whole of her
furaltare wee demolkhal. The prineirl injuries which Mr.
Olitkammeresekred Mem owing to hie attampts made to save
tha Ifas M Wheel" his workman. He st,tes now that he
saw diesneweenownsat of eke Incident, Ind could hive run
eat ballatillanaddialaw:4esj , but bang anxiout to sacs
011 Us memo be behind to pull him out, and
abiletie doles tbs iitpieded, andkoth were terribly
bone& .Thwysiseepierendisittit evening tory favourably.
leimeldes of the power et the mission may be formed when
Itieedmeed that newt laden with Inwood, while protteding
sing fillwrebotreet, near Bishergate, wet completely over-
eats* end the sostents mattered over the road. A man
.send Greenwood, living in Aress•street;Lambeth, was
thrown down near Truman and lionburre humlloll/-4th
arm wee broken, and bit leg terribly cut. During yesterday
an immense number of gluten and bricklayers were em-
ployed in the neighbrearkoodrxidni the broken windows
lad irk of the houses dimag

rIIE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVKNING, SEPTEMBER 18 190.
•
...mi. RAILWAY MEETING. `,- - • . The dlrestern had rime cossetted 'at ... . _• l{ ETS.
with the share market, and had dra u
ng drunk. ts re, 1.=444
ao thought likely to opt the
one terms . COntr .—L Itroob, Stu, nrunza 17.—The sales of
1. 1 ‘l4. 1191P8PD '''
: : .RAJAWAIr.r, Nilik.w. ''' . 1 .ettroest bit!: a"
to 411 lat usili a ootto to are Smutted at 15,000 bales aid consist 0 f
hei r ~_ , .
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7' ' =MIT' OP:THE C . or i OF, IIfgEIRT. Or ' which the a to oil°, ,and 3,000 Burst; total knee Thursday,
las ' them I% widen would be ter fl 4 .000. IPo Thunday, 5,000. Tree market elm. a
, 'lra A Vaal 1011Pliind of the - • tere is thie texh— on too thonhoido. t tt, many dad ill supplied; compared with E:ldar's
nation
i've finis held nonday, • • ride to '.--i" .... rat. American a,. Id. to id. per lb. dearer ;
r ales re- Itaa...- i:Liiii
asperke 0).---ao w
are .1., erasi—aw—rmiLt ' 7 ETLRY dm reed I:eV w lee other i el.' ~,
____,lomos, of
essiali
thrierwt
et dap ' ..4. 1
at ems eosequeetly altered some the f MANCRIATIII, WITYSIIRER. 17 —Buyers, as 1 antieipared
"'"/"°.* lest fraViesely meting, relative ellibe I. amendments moved by Mr. Bulges dad r. Pow* be or Uterus, have lima ealsevilea re vise 111.6 the matte(
somewhat more e lly to-ela , and prices have ito roved.
thattaaassey a She munmeny; and op lalmakmairker :=l.l fellegiagarre.d is obe haw in -"idol OM were liltimatelf 0 i h f d of I P
•ngtot • ag tete state t • cotton market, ening out
a taw. 11.61 cd.fr""iikussau.stmndEs.rdlroinet be Wriest kel, ,r.. 1. tin' 41(4 of lit Preemie iiiit lbw anted of the tenor of silents by the Amerioan steamer, the mar-
ftt la bv the ebenplatdelsn. rendusiese of ppth Audit, is a, het. Wd, has bees in an exerted and unsettled state, apd
me irreplaril hes -prevailed •Le th• early pert of the
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'e"ee the leeehhele tit'- Th• letade and TM* 'Agway Act,