The Sun. — London, England, 1858-02-08 00:00:00

TEI E SU N, LONDON' MONDAY EVE NI N Of 9 1 7 EB 11 A- I' .:,_ to 8 , ~, re te' f t sn rt N. _ • . _ a....... --.................,-..................r ' 33 839/ and Viey recommend that e dividend be , LAI , V INTELLIGENCE-Feb. 6. TIIE NEW ALIEN BILL AND ENGLISH In reply to the question, whether he will produce PRICES OF SHARES. . RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. , • 9 -6. LIBERTY. his answer at the same time, ho stated that "no 45- --0.5.---. o d n ec e lar ao e h d o a f t t t h h o e w e li, T o p i r e o , a c o h r JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY isnogl.moteatrionsg; o o f f 2 1 1 1 .. 4 9: . . 6 9 d d. . answer had been sent." Lord Palmerston is wise • From the Official Inst. GREA.T WESTERN. COUNCIL. (Front" the Times.) in his generation. He knew that no answer he could PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN. , The directors of this compa n y have jrtst issued on each of the half or 25/. shares ; and of 12s. 41d. The proposal of a change in the Criminal Law return to such an unwerrantable application could LONDON, FRIDAY, Yes. n, 1858. their aeneral statement of receipts and expenditure on' each of the puerter er 121. 10s. shares, subject (Before the Bishop of London, Lord Justice Knight Bruce, Lord Justice Turner, Mr. Pemberton CANALS. tO the 31st of Dec., 1857. It shows that 12,903,7 t 1/. - , Leigh, and Sir E. Ryan.) immediately after the offensive demonstrations be other than damaging to his reputation if it pro mised compliance, and he therefore abstained from I I e 'Dividend ' had been received on shares, including 1,341,979/. as usual to the deduction of inconee-tax. THE CASE OF ARCHDEACON DENISON. which have been made in France must neeessarily Pricy ', Companies. el Names of F: D• ividend I Names of - .e ' 4 - .. A • n P n e u r m . •-. per on irredeemable 4 per cent. stock, 129,0001. on re- DITCHER T. DENISON. 'be unpopular. Lord Palmerston can only hope to We are told-for wo have not yet seen the De- o Annum. Price ' ' deemable 4 per cent. stock, 1,780,457/. redeemable It appears that, . LONDOnNt e l f I t e A r N e o e n ll s i E d e S r T a E b l n e d T i t 'l c u l s s F i o F ri l , ° e ' n committing himself iu writing. to A r N tt p te avoidance of the existing corn- This was an appeal from a decree of the Court of carry his measure through the House of Commons spatch of the French Government-that it is cour- companies. , I _ e - - - 44 per cent. stock, 1,013,957/. redeemable 5 per cent a g reeme etition for the above traffic and the restoration of Arches pronounced on the 23d of April, 1857, re- by showine that a defect in the nxistina law has teous in language and reasonable in its repreaenta se , x n Ashtn &Old], 98 7i. r. et. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. - stock, and 400,492/. preference stock, which has p m f ore peaheful relations between Great Northern, versing a sentence of deprivation against Arch- • ° tions. _This is possible. But if its requests are been issued for advances redeemable under special ite.ancuestet and Sheffield, and London and North- deacon Denison passed by the Diocesan Court of Birmingham 40 4/. 914 'Regeut's ••• • 30 1711 10 4 reasonable, so much the more marked must be Lord Coventry.... 100 11 I. 190 Rocl i 'dale.... 85 4/. 80 ith the principles of E eV h been discovered, and that the remedy sumeestee t s in strict conformity w Derby ...... 100 6/. 15s. - I &Ifni &Wor• 40 28/ - agreement. The receipts on debentures and loans Western Companies, was signed by Lord Chanties Bath and Wells. The proceedings had been - t ---e tn ie Palmerrten's sycophantieh subserviency to the Em- GrandJunc e t t n 10 10 0 6 2 1 L pr. et. 50 'fitostrbridge. r od ct. •--___ Ei vi ev y e e rn it a a n n cij 20 :IL H e . _ amount to 10,622,283/. making the total receipts at Euston-sguare on Tuesday last, and on the same originally instituted by the Rev. Joseph Ditcher, jurisprudence. The irritation which prevails will peror of the French, in hastening to conciliate him oali6 on capital account 23,526,0541. The total expeni e a y received the seal of the Great Northern direct vicar of South Brent, under the Church Discipline probably be soothed when it is found that there by doine what it would have been most unreason- CI D - tn • iou 100 7s P . 14 5 121. 10s. - diture amounts to 23,253 0271., and consists o tors. The directors of the Manchester and Sheffield Act (3 and 4 Victoria, chap. 86), on the groui d • i is no intention of making any of the conces- able in his Majesty to ask. And as to the ceurteso Kennt & Avn so es. 6 Warwick &} J Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 4074, Birming. 100 21 . 24 Western, 10,873,795/. paid in respect of the Great . Company met on Friday at Manchester also te seal that certain sermons preached by the Archdeacon • of the language of the despatch, what leoo's the r,eices A other lines, ons which have been demanded. in France with ter ..•• 100 51. - Warwick & 1 21. 9 Oxford, Barks and Hants, Wind.eomenn --. e the agreement, but separa t ed without that formality in 1853 maintained doctrine contrary to the articles si • politeness of any great man if he allows a rabble Leicstr &NU, 83 1/. ss. 13 Napton..,S 100 n.l in respec h unseeml clamour. Special leeisl t . so Mlle y . . e . a ion r oughbo fi rog Worcstr . ki for locomotive stock, dec. •, 15 5 , 7851- p al having been gone through, because, subsequent to of the Church of England. A commission was of armed followers in his train to threaten and in- . 1 ' le l' 1 10 13 0 2/ 7° l l o 2 . 78 10s. 4 19 3 Or/ • 6,73 , I s unishment witho against refugees, p ut trial and of the Uxbridge and Henley branches , gw i the signature of the agreement by Lord Chaudos, issued, and various steps taken under that act, and suit the person with whom he is remonstrating 9 N ' e a a c t c h ic !. . e . - 100 161. 5• --- ' Writ ' s :11 .1 ;k5 - Is. Od. - rn Dudley, an 0 _ ford.... •• 100 - 1054 . expended on the Birrningha , an alteration having reference to restricting and in October, 1856, the Diocesan Court, presided over conviction, and interference with political discus- One gentleman may, without compromising his On , W . lt S 1. on the i s, om verhampton lines ; 1'613'87-444,8311. on the Didcot defining the number of third - class trains to be run hY the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by Dr. sion have never bten contemn' ated by the Govern- honour, listen to a frank and courteous request WATER-WORKS. erset, and Weymouth lines . , was inserted in the agreement by Mr. Swift, the Lushin,gton, having come to the conclusion that ment, as they would assuredly not be tolerat d b for an explanation of something he has said or , house and sidings ; e y Dividend Amount Deviation, including engine 1 1 ofd t Ba ge rat s .om xor o - solicitor of the London and North - Western Com- the archdeacon's doctrine was unsound, requited any section of the people. Lord Palmerston's done from another ; but if the other is fol- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price 135,006/. on narrow guathe Western Fork at Read- PanY, which condition was refused, and the matter him to recant, and upon his refusal pronounced . lowed by a mob of servants, who indulge iu Annum. Share. singetoke ; 3 0 , 7091 : °u .. ossi g , k r of level cr "ra s) • in dispute remains for further discussion. sentence of deprivation. This sentence was ret notice is confined to the solitary offence of con- offensive and threatening language while the clis- - 4s.d. X a d. - • •15 229/. onbridges in ieu --- versed by the Court of Arches on the ground that spiracy to commit murder. An increased severitY cussion is going on, the mouth of the one from ..•• •.. ....... 5/. per mt. 10 0 0 100 Berlin • 4 3 ,4 mg , , ton and West London Junction ; 2,826/. on the Ac . . SUNDERLAND AND HARTLEPOOL. tion fth of unishment for a crime universall odious Mr. Ditcher was barred by the 20th sec o e p 3' seems whom reparation i 3 asked is shut up. We do not East London 2,054,818 i. in subs p cm tame and disbursements for A. new branch line securing direct communication act, which provides " then every suit or roceedin p g not to be in itself unreasoneble, but whether it will c see how - he English Parliament can, ontittently Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. percent. 25 0 0 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 5L per cent. 25 0 0 - - - - the South Wales, Se ruth Devon, Glocester and between Sunderland and Hartlepool was opened against any such clerk in holy ordets for any fr Grand Junction - 69 a ord any additional security to foreign potentates with its self-respect, entertain any application from th Dean Forest, Wilts, Somerset, and Weymou , last week. offence against the laws ecclesiastical shall be corn- • the French Government relative to the refugees nci. New •• •• •• - . 25 0 0 - 32 Oxford, Worceeter, aud Wolverhampton, Cornwall, is a different question. It is quite certain that the Kent. ..... .. •••••• • • - 100 0 0 - - •••••• ......... menced within two years after the commission of among us after the addresses that have been al- Lambeth • ..... • 5l. per att. 100 0 0 - 95 Shrewsbury, and Chester, Shrewsbury and Bir- MIDDLESBOROUGH AND REDCAR. the offence in respect of which the suit or intended law would have been wholly ineffectual lowed to a ear in the Moni pp teur. Et is true that New River Company - _ - - mingbani Railways, Amalgamation Act, Wycombe The half-yearly meeting of this company was proceeding shall be instituted, and not after- against rimed and Orsini, inasmuch as their pur- the friends f N le 111 o apo on . are extrem 1 h Southwark &Vauxhall e.y eusy West Middlesex •• •• - - 100 0 0 61 0 0 - - 85 100 line, Plymouth Great Westeru Dock., and North 1 held on Frida t y a Darlington ; Mr. A. Kitohing wards." The only question raised. by the appeal Pose was unknown to the police in Eno . e land. as well attempting to explain away the publi et' ftl Do. Do, : et, per cent. 51 8 c, ton 0 tese - - Metropolitan, and 1,563,1341. under votes of the in the chair. therefore was whether the construction put by e rules of evide as in France. Th nce will not be offensive addressen both through the d • press an in BRIDGES. propiietors for new rolling stock ; 836,853/. net:, The accounts showed that 90,885/. had been the Court ot Arches upon that Bection was relaxed. to suit the convenience of foreigners, but private conversation. They vow and protest that Dividend Amount station at Paddington, 643,3611.-82,919/ for Bull s the same facilities which have always been afforded the publication has not been the aet ftl E o le 4 nape- Name of company. per of Paid. Price. Bridge and other stations ; making the total ex- received and 83,9301. expended, leaving a balance correct. The case was argued in December of 6 9 - 4/ ' th 1 ,a. In e rands of the treasurer, to be ap- last, and fully reported in The San, of the sth of to friendly Courts will still enable their representa- Annum. Share. ror ; they alleee that he is extremel anno ed b y y penditure as above 23,258,0271., leaving a balance . - tives to prosecute any agent or accomplice in a I I bl y e on capital ac- t d • propna e in paying off certain loans. that month. pro- it ; the 1 '-' y ay the wto e ame at the door of De n t. d. X I. d. of 273,207/. The total expenditur . ~ ut of assassination. No such arocess h 25 0 0 - en It wa resolved count during the half-year amounted to 137,6 e./., m , s to request the Stockton and Ltrd Justice Knight Bruce this morning deli- .e . . _ .. . .1 as been Morny, or Walewski, or Fould. It is not for us Eltingerford .... • • .... .• • • 440/ and during the pt./seediest half-year 238, . Dardington Railway Company to pay the usual vered judgment. His lordship stated at length She instituted hitherto, for the Simple reason that con- to penetrate into the eecret of the councils of the Southwark ......•• .. .... 100 0 0 - - _ , dividend of 6 r pe cent. per annum. various proceedings which had been taken since spirators aro not in the habit of betraying their French Government-we can only judge of them by cv n at i e t r te e new of 74 p.c. lOs per cent., 50 0 0 100 0 0 .... - - The revenue account for the half-year ending the intentione and Count Persige and his lleae 100 .. •• •• •• •• •• •• ' / MeS•Srg• J. W. Pease mad F. Gibson the retiring October, 1854, when Mr. Ditcher firet made his Y co eues the results of the deliberations, B t h Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. ed. 60 0 0 eAit es we ave - - 31st Dec. last on the Great Western lines shows that , ONw ditto of 71. 11. Its. Od. 40 0 0 - - directors were re-elected d 847,4521. had been received, including 7,050/. rent . , may probably find that a difficulty inherent in the 1 - an also Mr. J. Pease, complaint to the Archbishop cf Canterbury. It .., . , a ways understood that the Emperothi aulhority is va D u itt an ............ 28s. 70 10 3 - len the retiring auditor. is, however, unnecessary to give more than the nature of the case wiii not DO overcome by the supreme. Are we to understand that he whe re- , . , from Bristol and Birmingham Railway and divi- DOCKS. dends on Cheltenham and Glocester tramroad, The meeting then separated. dates of some of those proceedings. The tommis- transformation of a misdemeanour into a felony. fuses to be checked or controlled by representatives 14,701/. for use of plant, 3,342/. interest on cash .....A.• sion to inquire into the allegations in the complaint The offence of compiracy is the most elastic known of the French people, is checked and controlled by p y Name of Com an Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price, balances of the revenue account, aud 6,3491. rent ULSTER. was issued in November, 1854 ; notice was given to the law, nor will the utmost ingenuity succeed the will of one or two private individuals ? The Annum. Share. of Great Western hotel and other property. Tho The report of the directors of this company shows to the archdeacon in December, 1854 ; the corn- in giving it a wider definition. Whenever two Queen of England might without a blush say to n s. d. 4 s. d. that the earning's durina the past six months missioners sat and made their report in Januiry, teasel's agree to do an uelawful act, or to pursue a Napoleon 111., "My Imperial brother, I would e on tmercial .......... 5/. pr Cent. Stock. Steck. 100 expenditure-which includes 18,589/. for Govern- 0 • ect by unlawful means the aro ( - milt lawful ohj . Stock. - amount to 38,4991., the working expenses to 1855 • articles of accusation were drawn up by Mr. , y , y gladly gratify you in this matter ; but my Parlia- Do. Preference tO I, ment duty, 14,885/. rates and taxes, 3,500/. leeal ' of conspiracy. By a liberal but undoubted ext n East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. 124 13,6251., interest on borrowed money to Ditcher and served upon the archdeacon in August, . e • ment will not consent. " But can Napoleon 111. and Parliamentary expriasee, and 1,500/. reserved mon Of the rule the offence may be c: 1 d Grand Surry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 ' 0 o - 3,9611. and interest allowed to those pro- 1855 ; but, ale_ fides of accusation were not exhi- imp ete , al- say withelut a blush, "My Royal sister, I would Ito. Loan Notes .... 100 00t00 0 0 - for doubtful debts-amounted to 339,2641., or i j though the meditated crime is to be perpetrated ii 1 d.I prietors who paid en their allotment of bited against him in the court at Bath untSl une, 1' g a y abstaka from ungentlemanly language , but , , per . cent. Pref. 5/. pr cent. 25 0 0 5 0 0 1 .- 41'58 per:cont. of the receipts, leaving a balence for a foreign country. As L 1 C bll d orc amp e an Lord De Mrn i.o 1 1 :1 1: ) ;ot r : Stock. Stock. le6 forfeited shares, in June last, to 7771., leaving 1856, and sentence of deprivation was pronounced _ o y, Walewski, and Fould will not permit 92 the half-year of 508,188/. To this snm is added roug AM h• have explained, h - ' 3t. Katharine .: :::::: 4t41. per cnt. 3tock. „ a balance available for dividend and reserved by that court in October, 185 d G. His lordships said 15 t e concert of two per- me ?" We hay h e eard of various constitutional , outhampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 87 10,011/. balance from preceding account, 3,483/. ` 1 • sons to commit a murder in F • ' • Victoria - fund of 20,134/. Out of this sum the directors re- that the whole of the act ha received from t ieir ranee is indictable checks upon sovereigns. The action of the mo- 20 0 0 14 0 0 ! _ balance of revenue for the half-year from Kennet um - er I the present law •th Ditto New ........ If d rolon ed he had elmost added commend that a diyidend of 30s. per share, less lordships great an p g, . g . , e only condition of con- narchy of England is said t b 1 d b o eregu ate y Parlia and Avon Canal, and 14,634/. dividends on shares spiracy is that two or more persons must take part ment-th t f T k b INSURANCE COMPANIES. 'on for robabl no wr tin ever in income-tax (being at the rate of 6 per cent. per painful, attenti , p y . g a • ur ey y respect for the bow - in the South Devon, South Wales, and De.an Forest in the guilty combination. Th CI • f annum), be paid on the 18th inst., and that 5,0141. a stronger degree . required that not any portion e lie Justice fur- string. We now learn ',that the action of the Dividend Amount Railways ; total, 536,3181. From this sum is de- I t• t th t • l • • g t ier aa es a a sing e instigator of a murder to be Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. deducted 183/. for additional works ; 20,188/. gua- be carried to the reserved fund. g p, . Durin the att should be hidiciall construed without weighin j y - - committed abroad may e-• • monarchy of France is regulated by the inclinations Annum. Share. half-year 22,234/. has been received. on acc3unt of the whole. It could not, in ths first place, escape e indicted for a misde- of MM. Da Morny, Walewski, and Fould. It too, - ranteed annuities to Wil•s, Somerse t , and Wey- meamour, but the c - ' n s. d. 4 a. d. forfeited shares re-issued. An arrangement has observation that the word " suit ' was of less extent ASO of Feargus O'Connor, is a limited monarchy in its way. mouth Railway, and Kennet and Avon Canal Pro- who was tried for e'en' Albion .... • • ........ 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 _ been entered into between the railway companies than the word " proceeding," and that in the sec- mg dimffection in the But tl even lough the dilatory plea could be got Allianza Bri:. and For. 71.148.6 d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 lasi, prietors ; 16,894/. rentcherges for Glocester and United Kingdom, fnrnishe arine ....... 11. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 and the City of Dublin Steamplcket Company, by tion upon which this question turned the word sno authority for the over, it is not easy to see how Lord Palmerston's Ditto M 10 0 al Dean Forest, Hereford, Ross, and Glocester, and t • d 1 h • - - which it is expected. that without disad.vantage to " proceeding" came after theword "suit." Having lesser 101: 1 ) an i t e Ministerial Bill is confined bill could. be entertained. Our le • 1 • gis anon regarding Ithenteara .. •••• • • . • 155.0 d. &bs 50 0' J 515 0 17 Wycombeßailways, and for the Paddington estate; Atlas 4. er cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 24 aoods traffic between Belfast and weighed the whole of the s t atute, their lordships the public the , , to the objects proposed in the notice no change will aliens has hitherto had fur its ob . •t • jec our own in- Argus Life ........... 1 P 9,5331. loss on lease of South Wales Railway • take place in the liability of solitary offendir. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - ' Dublin will be more lemuneratave to both parties had come to the conclusion that the phrase ternal security. To legislate regarding them with a British Commercial .. V. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - 2,000/. proportion of loss on Kennet and Avon . . _ It is a rule of law that there can be no accessories • Church of England .. h 't h been f carrying it tan 1 as or some years past. " every suit or proceeding" in that section, un view to the security of foreigners nut resident City of London .. •• .• 5/. 50 0 0 20 0 _ Canal to the 30th of June, 1856 ; 262,750/. in- to a misdemeanour • 10 spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 0 0 - less the phrase meant every suit merely and , hut, as all who take part iu amours ut would be to introduce an entirely new ClericLisled.B4 Gen. Life , terest on debentures and loans ; 1,331/. interest the unlawful transact' p •5 I/ per share 100 0 a 10 0 0 sse CORK AND BANDON. nothing else, meant " every suit and every pro . on may be punished as prin- principle of legislation. There is no call u t pon Us 0 Crown ••• • • ......, 11. 18s. 50 0 0 50 C .--- '1 en Berks and Hants shares • 167/. interest on Hen- ls the distinct • • 50 0 0 50 0 6v„ ss. ley Railway subscriptions ; 104,3041. dividends on The directors of this company, in their half- ceeding," nor less nor more. Before enter ciP a - 1 ion is, for the most part, purely do so. Our laws are enacted t • • th . _o repress c 1 ime wi in Eagle . . 54 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 -,s Great Western preference shares ; and 16,310/. for Yearly report announce a steady and continuous Mg on the next question it might be well to techuical. 'lf, however th 't 'fd • • be ond the • seas is decla, 3 COMMI-81011 0 mur el our own jurisdiction ;it is the business of other Equity mail L i r.- • IL 20 0 0 all - increase in the traffic receipts of the railway. The observe that, notwithstanding the loose and inaccu . 3' • red to be a felony in Eng- States to enact such laws as are needed for the sanao F E .,, u_ m rcr i p y ean . 1 Endlow•m-e•n•i•••.• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - deficiency during the half-year on Shrewsbury land, any person who 50 0 all 93 lin.es ; making together 433,692/., and leaving a increase amounted to 1,072/. during the past half rate language in the Act, the Legislature belated° uccessful att niay have been accessory to a purpose in theirs. Our greatest lawyers tell 113 that General ....... :/. 1 = Stock. all -. disposable balance of 102,625/. Out of this sum the year. The working expenses include an extra out- a sufficient distinction ' between a Mit, properly so n _ . empt at assassination abroad will be the laws of Englaucl are already sufficiently Power - =sini ••: idio • :• .. :.. :..: - - 47 5 ~ i - directors recommend a dividend at the rate of 2 per lay of 523/. on the wo-king stock. The revenue called, and the preliminary inquiries out of whicl deemed guilty of mu of Geora IV. rder, By the well-known Act ful to deal with that crime which Lord Palmerston Do. Do.. ....... 7. - cent 10 2 0 ° ° Li . 5 20 0 0 0 - cent. per annum on 8,237,276/., which will absorb account to the 31st Dec. shows a surplu3 of 1,7G4/., a suit might ari3e. A clerk might, indeed, obviate t e e .. English subjects may be convicted professes to have more immediately in view. On a GuardTl ;ir . e ........ -:: 1 5 25. I X Cent 500 0 30 :0 0 3( 5 ; 0 4 }4 82,3731., and leave a balance of 20,253/. for the out of which the directors recommend a dividend on the necessity for a suit by submitting tJ a sentenc ii a s , tmillUrcter which they may have committed in question of law, the autherity of the Chief Justice i m ee p s e er r i l a ' lLifei •• •• • lee. 100 0 210 0 - next account. the No. 1 preference shares at the rate of 4 per cent. as a re3ult of the preliminary inquiries ; but unles I . 4 11 .lurisdiction, but it is more than doubtful of the Queen's Bench and his colleagues is certainly NI r ne.... 5/.0. ct. &bs. 100 0 13 0 Indemnity i a 1 . 0 130 .. 2s &2s bons 100 1) 210 0 3 ,, The traffic receipts for the half-year ending th e per annum, and on the No. 2 preference shares at he did so he had whether the trovin a right to have the case agains . 1 ion would apply to aliens, who, worth far more than that of Lord Palmerston. La i. w w F L i i t r e e . : : : : •• •• •. • • • . . 2!/. per sh. 100 0 12 10 0 a 31st December last on the Shiewsbury lines the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, for the half-year, him decided secunclum allegata el probata, in a se t when the crime was committed, had. withdrawn Now, if the law already gives power to punish a Leg•al and General . I.lfe Is. per shaft :( 5 ) 020 0 _ tl. 0 12 I a 0 38 from tl • mit . tem orar amounted to 128,612/., afier deducting 6,817/. for leaving a small balance. A credit which has hitherto regularly constituted. The . y then came to the , , .Is y and local allegiance to Eng- crime, all additional leeislation on the subject must L L o o l i t i lo o n n .. & Pr • ov. Law• • 3s. 50 0 20 0 es, A their proportion of expenditure in respect of traffic appeared in the books of the company hether the " suit" in which was ro I is now for question w . p _ . and. If Orsini had 1 • un lappily succeeded in his at- he mischievous. We know by sad experience how Slarine... • • Med Irylitiffe Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 2 0 0 _ over the Birkenhead line. The working and other the first time discontinued-viz., the interest on d the decree of derivation at Beth in 1806 t nounce p empt, and had subs° 1 quent y escaped to England, difficult it is to frame statute 3 E 0 that they shall e , ii, ; , - • ui ea •• ..••...... 51. per cent 20 0 4 0 0 - c he could onl h • • expenses amounted to 76,0261., leaving a balance of 11,640/. expended on the several Extension Bills ; was " commenced within two years after" the „ ~ y ane been brought to justice under exactly authorise what the lawgiver intends. Let Monarch .. ••••• • - .. 51. per cent. 5 010 0 - offence in respect of which the " suit" was insti- t i le Provisions of au Extradition A.ct. There is, 1.13 be content with an efficient law as it stands ;if New Equitable - 52,616/. towards the payment of 19,9681. interest this item always appeared among the assets of the Pelican ....•• •• •• •••• p 5/ . ct. - - - on debenture; and 48,9881. dividends for the half- half-year, but the bills having expired, it could no tute , d and not afterwards In considerme that however, probably no country in Europe which at- we allow it to be modified or added to, something Phosnix ..... ..... - - 163 * b tem ts to * sh an but those which may be unwittingly added which we shall have Profassiona Life•• •• -5/. per cent. 65 0 010 0 - year on the Shrewsbury preference and guaranteed longer be continued. Mr. W. R. Ire Fi4llll, the question their lordships dismissed from considera- P . Puni y offences Provident Lite - shares, making together 68,9561., and leaving a de- engineer, reports that the permanent way and tion, every, if any, such offence as had taken place are committed either within its own borders or by cause to regret. Rock Life.... ••.. • its own sub . t. T jec • he law by which Englishmen are We are adjured from variou3 quarters to argue all 274 Royal Exchange ficiency of 16,340/., which is charged above in the working stock are in good order and repair. The on the part of the archdeacon since 1853. If, c ma a ai t ueneble to h't • - 240 Great Western general revenue account. At the capital account to the 31st of December last shows therefore, the suit Was not commenced before 1856 j stice at home for homicides this question temperately-without vehement or Sun Fire 9l committed abroed is an Ditto Life IL I is. - - corresponding period ef 1856 the deficiency on the that 360,256/. had been received and 258,951/. ex- it was ill commenced, and the sentence of deprive- L . . .. • exception, and a compare- vituperative language. We really have felt 11`) United Kingdom .11. 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 blO 0 - Shrewsbury lines amounted to 14,869/. pended, leaving a balance of 1,305/. The revenue tiou must fail. Now, it was; not until April, 1856, Lively recent innovation. An accessory to the felony temptation to do otherwise. Notwithstandiug the Universal Life .•• ..... 5/. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - .. 5/. & bonus. - 5 0 0 On comparing the revenue receipts of the past account showed that 7,81.51. had been received awl or later, that there was any citation of the arch- created by the . statate would incur tho same penalty addresses in the Moniteur, we can advocate the Victoria Life ...... half-year on the Great Western lines witn those of 4,314/. expended, including 409/. arrears of former deacon, or any requisition for him to appear before he rine' a with t p p 1 offender ; but it would probably rejection of the application of the French Govern- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. the corresponding period of 1856, 847,452/_ , against accounts now paid, leaving a balance of 3,5011., to any judge or anywhere. Mr. Ditcher s learned be held that there could be no accessery to murder ruent with as much urbanity as Sir Harry Wildair - ' Dividend Amount 795,353/ ,an increase is shown of 52,030/., and in which was added 3,649/. from the preceding ac- counsel, however, had ably contended that the committed by an alien in a foreiget jurisdiction, as beats Alderman Smuggler in the pley, apologising Name of Company. per of raid. Price. the expenses- 339,2641. again.st 309,350/. -of count, making 7,1501. Out of thie was deducted archdeacon was deprived iu a "suit or proceeding', the act itself would not be cognizable by an Eng- to him all the time for the disagreeable duty he has Annum. Share. - 29,9141., and in the net receipts of 22,185/. This 909/. interest on No. 1 preference shares, 658/. on which was commeneed by the commission, or by lish Court. • to perform. If any one wishes an example how to ns.d.4 s. C. increase is no doubt less than might have been ea- No. 2 preference shares, 657/. debenture interest, what took place between the commission and re- All that can be done is to make all complicity conduct this delicate discussion he has 1 t 1, 1 alley _o istuey Australasia.. . pected, and would probably have been more were it and 1,878/. arrears of interest, leaving a balance of port, or by the report or its registration, or by the in murderous . designe equally punishable if it is the proceedings in the Town Council of Cambridge, ' it= :erg= - sz eT nt iZO O g I LI 1 0 0 " 43% not for the general depression of traffic on railways 3,047/. tiling of the " articles" in August, 1855, or by the proved to exist within the United Kingdom. when the motion for an address to the Emperor of British No ' rthAmerican 9 • p P er c c e e nt.. 50 00 t all _ 46„ti c ie, , Where the crime was accomplished any share in it the French was rejected. Never was a great ch Ilk. Ind. Aust & Ch. - IL per cent. 20 0 0 I 6 0 0 - service in that month of a copy of those in Great Britain during the latter part of lest year, would be capital if the actual murderer was an national dray discherged with more excellent taste r l y oni 'L .. which depression waei eratimated to affect those rail- NOTICES OF MOTION AND QUESTIONS Thtir lordship however on the archdeacon. _ , , . Enalish si In t 0 i jec .. The accessory in England might and temper. Lord Palmerston and the House of 100 00125 0 0 2 /!..e were of opinion, with Sir John Denson, that the Commercia • l o •• I• . 11 ••a7• • 7 1 " on on. .p.c. & be. 100 0 01 20 0 0 204 ways in the aggregate to the extent of 350,000/., the TO MINISTERS. proposition was untenable. The report was not, the e • • . be made liable to the sem ' ser t f fl . e con mcm.es tor e.lO Commons may rest assured thet the Towu Council f teie. Scot. 86 Aust. Ch. 4i. per mill 20 00 ! all 19% greater part of weich wauld probably heve been -••••••monneese • • • * tion or investigation uuder the com a" o t • inquiti r Ids foreien nfe ate No such dittinc- o ' e co der . e - f Cambridge has spoken the sense of the nation. tul.Cnar. Ilk of Aus 51 er cent 120 0 0 ' Do. New ..: ' * P . 1 ), 19 •• 20 0 0 „ _ profit. The traffic on the Great Western lines will (Front the Examiner.) mission was not, nor was the cammission tion exists in the more ordinary cases of con - Enelislimen wish to cultivate a gocd understanding London and . -• • County no doubt go on increasirig. In the year 1842 it The following are we understand, a few of the nor was Mr. Ditcher's application to the at•ch spiracy i but, irre3pective* of the particular occa• with the French people and their ruler ;, but Etig• Len. & Eastn IL.kg. C 6l. per cent. *)0 0050 0 0 - amounted to 575,000/. ;in 1852 to 969,862/ n f • ' o lie ices o motion and questions to be proposed, in bisho for a commission, a suit, or the corn- sion, it is unreasonable that a London Joint•Steck 28 plot to commit mur - 1 liehmsn can Mairtge their own affairs without Londit pd West! • •- 18! per cent. 150 0 0 10 0 0 30 and in 1857, to 1,616,401/. In 1852 the the course of the present, 80331011 on metters of mengment or an art of a suits The commis y p der eliouicl be included in the same legal defiuitien I foreign interference. They will not submit to Vat. Pr4ovincial ofnEina3gtr. 16 . p pe c r . le b n s t. : 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 3 20 5 0 0 4514 0 0 76 working expenses amoun t ed to 361,668/ and • r . the menials of a for ot • • • with a confederacy to cheat at ca ds An assault insolence from w e n prince. Dine; New •, 20 0 0 10 0 0 - 21% • t in considerable interest to the British public :- when and the inquisition or investigation under it . . Ditto ditto - 1857 to 688,521/., leaviog a profit on the werk- Mr. Pry, member for Whyborough, to move for were merely steps for obtaining the opinion, and with intent to kill is propeily dietinguithed from - ' Velcro:l Bank' ...• • • 51.pe; cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - , ing in the fhrmer year of 608,194/., and in the a return of the • il civ or other services of the Hon 1 • tme report was merely the opinion so obtained, of tenon Th an ordinary act of vie e conceit to per- ( Prom, the Morning Post. ) New -oath Wales .. • • 20'. per cent. 20 0 0 all - latter of 927,8841. It appears than the subject C. B. Ph . ipps, constituting the claims of that gen- f • I • I tle • tt , election of not one pm c erica gen _men, in ee s petrataan atrociou3 cm , y 'me me fairl - • ybe withdrawn Wo publish in another column the dtspatch which gr t i t e o r i t i t i al ati ll ß a a n , l:. k Corpora. 101. per cont. 25 0 9 „ 3GU 15 0 0 20 of . • working expenses has occupied the attention tieman to the honours and dignities conferred u p on of whom had the proposed reus a voice, whether as a zubstentive offence from the promiscuous cata- Lord. Pelmerstoa laid on the table of the House of Frovincial of Ireland B,. p. cr. &bs. IN 0 0 Ditto, New.- ...• •• 81. 25 0 0 clil4 5, per cent. 10 0 0 an of the directors since the opening of the him, in common with Con Inglis and other persons • logue of unlawful associations. Commons on Saturday. We think every one will roman.... . there was groun e d prima facie for institutina a suit. iOn I'peet, mi i t t .. 50 0 all - w hO'o of the Great Western lines in July, 1857, at , who have served their country with distineuished . a.5...ia .• .:_ • :: The debates, wine% commence to day, win pro- be ready to acknewledge the moderation of its tone 30ute ens ;: : 50 0 au 344 • . Neither the report made, nor any report can- , . Union of Australia.: which time those lines wiete breueht into fuel work- ' merit and gallantry in India or elsewhere. ' ealtl e .-ttiefte teeeenable foreigners that the cum- and the force and candour of its statements. We 46 , 7 , Ditto .. ... ... .- able of be:r.q, made, under tLe coin els noir amount- '" -- ' - . r ~ - 210 0 27 ing order, and that considerable recluetions in the Mr. Fra.nk, M.P. for North Bluntshire, to re- d e or could have amounted, to an aljudication of P -a--°- 1 i ts which have been urged against Eugland believe the Cabinet is new iii pesecseiun of another Uni.,l of ifainb • tirg.. Uni . on of - 15 0 0 30 0 - expenses have bout made, but they could net be quest the Secretary of State for the Colonies to in- 1 ' o f are entirely groundless. Here, as elsewhere, it , despatch, expressing the regret of the French Go- London.-- 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23% ieresy or error any kind against Mr. Denison. . too ooiso 0 0 ---' brought fully into operation until about four form the house what there is particularly trivial and d • ffi • It t auticipate the criminal intentions of vernment at the publication in the Moniteur of u m n e i s t t e ci t n iu l t , u ,n al k 0h ... . . . - i Loudn. - He could not lawfully, before the year 1856, have is 1 " * me o 0i 50 0 0 - months of the past half-year had expired, so that insignifica.nt in the colony of Neve Scotia to justify e • would-be astassins who are wise enough to keep some of the late addressee from the army. To these --- - - een deprived purinthed or censured without h• LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. the full extent of those reductions will not be the recent appointment of the treaserer of the royal 2 - ' s their ova secret. If by word or act they take ste s addresses many have the more readily attributed a consent ; nor in nor after the year 1856 was it, in- Is - known until the end of the current half-year. On household to the office of its Lieutenant-Gov • erner, dependently of what took 1 • p,ace in April, 1856, or . t rd V tilo aCoainPl. hln. t ftl • is en o iter design they false impoetance, from the fact that theY have for- Dividend ' Amcuat comparing the working expenses of the past half- and whether tho administration of Sark, or Ire- h • . °wa t s l fll vithin the ••-• prousions of the law, and gotten. that addresses from the army, as well as N f Com an . ame 0 p 3 , per of Paid. Price. year with those of the first half of 1857, 339,261/. land's-eye, would not have been more suitable to the following month, possible without his cousent ! I t s . '" Y a l ' i ~ t h e se , •t Annum. Share. 1 -: against 349,257/., a decrease in the expenses is the abilities and political experience of that noble- to deprive, punish, or censure him. Then, as to b r is propozel t ta t , eri yof punishment shall j from municipilitiern corporate bodies, &c., &e n are --- _ b 1 ction e iereafter • 4 a. d. X s. d. the Jilin , of the article 3 in August, 1855, and the iri case of convi , Increased. The I invariably presented in Frence on occasioes simi shown of 10,0001., notwithstandine that the traffic man, as far as the pubi h lc as any knowledge of • P Bank of Scotland .... 7t. per ceitt. 1 ,, p0 C 0 100 0 0 183/0 agents of our foreign Power are at liberty to coin- lar to tint recsnt attempt. To prove this we have for the past half-year amounted tO 78,499/. more them. service in the same month of a copy of them on the British Linen Company . 81,per cent tOO 0 0 100 0 0 s 209/0s than in the first half of 1857. It is expected that Sir Major Cato, member for Common Decorum archdeacon, each of these steps he was entitled to "1"- • icate to the proper au horitiers an ii s y Lormation but to open the Rages of the A.T9niteur at the date ~e,etichotecitalli , e ,cen e ..... 5 8L per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 31 12, the arrest w Baak I.per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 Si, os disregard until served with a citation or regeisition which may justify . or prosecution of an of the "Infernal Machine," when the life of the n 3 ° as i; k the present reduced expenditure can be msantained to moyc an address to the Cfrown for the iustitution ...lydesdate .an - -5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 121 5s until there is a considerab l o increase in the traffic of an office iu Enaland corresponding with that of tinder the 9th section of the Act, in the manner °Nader, and there i t s n o o rea l ton to doubt that the Fit . st Consul was finned at ; or at the (nate of a .rnmercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 211/ 0 over all the lines. It also appears that the whole Censor inancient Rome, with a view to protect the directed by the 10th ; at long, as there was no such lew would be spon o en on o r : d s T r put in force if evi- Fiesehi's attick on Louis Pililippe, to see that for tlie i i : ki st i te b rn B, B G an la k s . 4 . o . w .• . .. .... 3 %/ i e p r c c e et n i t t : 25 5 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 92 Ils of the interest, preference and other charges be- public from the appointnaent to oreat offices of State service the articles (though preventing letters of re- deuce of guilt wei ekr the (1. omanyother quatter. recent addresses there is ample precedent. Antlo ng National Bank •• •• - 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 : 1 3 7 1 0 1 0 3a s longing to the half-year have been paid out of the of persons objectionable on moral considerations, quest) were iu truth, a.s against him, a nullity. The diffieulty lies T fe in Bilisschvery of evil inten. some three or four hundred. there have been three N o o r t i n . te t a • S ri c k o o tl f a s ii e d o l t l i ank 5 5:.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 5 5s last half-year ' s revenue, and will continue to be so or provide for the expeditious expulsion of such They did not cite, command, require, or invite his tions. Orsini was .s, _.3 a . ~,,, thingham, because he cootaining objectionable phrases from the pens of ',t , In Llt Bank of Scot. • . 81: p pe e r r e ce e n n t 4 .. 1 10 0 0 0 f' i l 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 ( 0 1 0 0 7 1 3 37 ,1 1 0 : was appareatly an nioll sit e toreigner . F I - eied co moils, whichhe,ve inadvertently been Western Ban attendance or appsarance in any court o t or the ho.eh d I 71 k•-..... .per cont. 50 0 0 50 0 0 -/ 0 charged every half-year in future, in consequence persons from their employments. , r a any place or time Tho rule o ' same reason he passed throu . gh Beleium • • fficial columns of the Moniteur. r maxim, "Semper in . with a printed in the non-o e . . Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 II 0 0 161 Os of the whole of the lines authorised in Parliament Mr. Crotchet, member for Whimsey, to move ' ' ' l e ti d s o h , flizarantee •.. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2001/ 1 Is clubiis bPni qiora - neferen , la " g. p .., was as true in tha FI ensh passport, and resided in Paris until tl TI t f tl.l n i - ouch Government at this has, e't le op- f le regre o e t uan Fire Insur . 10t.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 OS having been completed in July last. With the ea - the following resolution :-That, as there appears l ' fll xpressed, and cannot fail to City of Glasgow Lite.. 6/.per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 031 les aw of England as in the Roman law, and the sta- portunity he desired occurred without molestation jwe re tb. pea , sen a y e pital - account nearly closed, all the preference and to this house to be a description of merit systema- Colonial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 071 7s from the police. tute beforo them was at once a lew of ' • criminal pro- be cordially accepted. Edinburgh Life Incur. 61. tear cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 06 / 1 5s other charges fully paid out of revenue, an increase tically recognised and honoured by her Majesty's --..., We are confident that the statement which Lord erne & s cedure as ta the off c ' ?aces to which it related and a cot, Law Life 50er cont. 50 0 0 3 5 0 - 41 Is of traffic, and a reduction in working and other Ministers, of which the community at large is et a , • • (From the Daily News.) Palmerston will make to-night in introducing the Life Assoc. of ilcotland 6/.por cent. 40 0 0 3 0 061 Iss ute of Limitations as to penal prosecutions. expenses, must tend to increase the dividend on the necessarily ignorant, owing to the secret, pays- W.th 1 refrence to that character, the presumptioti or ueust 1802 On the 23th of A , , , Lord flawke - sbui - • tell 'll t once carry conviction, and thin no t, new i ni a . Vationai Fire and Life 61. per aunt. 10 0 0 1 4 0 t/ 19 s llorth British Incur... 71. per cast. 200 0 0 20 0 0 361 Os old stock. terious, recondite, and unknown nature of the • 1 . t . inc Ina ion ought to be infavour of the person char,- in reply to are application ou the part of the First opposition will be offered to a measure which viu- Northern Assurance Co. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 14s Independently of traftic, there iS a matter which services constituting it, it is expedient that in all Consul rel•ttive to refugees, wrote •ci justice of our Scottish Provincial .... - 5000 2002/15s el . th e er . 1 an o . , ffence and sued penally under it. An% s , . Our Govern- dicate3 our own good feeling and the Scottish Union Insritc. 7%1. pr cont. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 123 has been proposed and concern t cl f 1 d . severyunguaran ee u ura !s ri u ions o t . 13 t . f honours and rewards their Lordshi s were of o ; • p 1 town that they constru- ment neither have nor want ay 0 1 , , • Y taer protection legislation quite asinueli as it promotes the security Standard Life •• •• .. •. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 70 0 •)71ss shareholder in the Great Western Co . t ' d t f this class should be distinguished mpany ; 1 is eier s o ed the 20th section consistently with the rules and than what the laws ot tne country ty i a ort ; and of our neighboure. the conversion of the moctgages and loans into a 4 from those of the ordinary, plebeian, and inferior idiom of th E h e ng ish language, and, miti consiele- though. they are willing and ready to give to every But there exists a still stronger claim. The pub- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. per cent. debenture stock, for vs•hieh the corn an P y stamp, such as commoninace achievements in the . . .• ~. .1 ata sc) ipth,, a, agreeably to tt - nn t 1 • le split am general forcien Government all the ) , • . 0 Intention against lie will, no doubt, be surprised to learn that one of Dividend Amount ---------------- h aye parliame lint ,ry powers. If this could be ao- field of battle„ with other vulgar displays of abi'ity intention of tit - e ast of Perliam lit, by holdine with ofinec - s of this na'.ure which the principles of the principals ill the late crime is an Eeglishman. Name of company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. compliehed it would not only save the principal in arduous sit t. umeons, whether in peace or war; that, the learned Dean of the Arches, thet a • '' su;t was net - their I - 1 constitution will • its san permit, they never His name is Thom ,s Allsop, an ex-member of the •--- - ____ officers much time and anxiety, and the company with this view • t • h • • fth 1 th t 0. Is t e opinion o e louse a a constituted by the application for the c • • ommission, can consent to new-model their laws, or to S k E ir nee Tee instruments of the crime z to C. 4s. d. chancre toc le a e • ritish Provincial .... 71. per cent 20 0 0 all - expense in mooting the 1 mus, but add nearly 11 per new species of k•I th d I t b tV' l- 1 nig 1 oo oug lt o ees a eseec, or by the COlllllllB3lOll, report - and articlet, or b their co, ab tution, to gratify the' wishes of ai t' 1 • -11 b en made to order in England, and the ; ty 1:11, 0 a es lighten •• •... •• •• .. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - cent. to the dividend, and consequently about 201. to be called either the Secret Service Branch of the -, y forcien power." And, again :"It is th . 11 h I scheme and conspiracy has been hatchsd and City of London -•• .• 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 150 011 -- any ono or m , t ore of th an or by the .ervice of the . n • no is ia- wo e e5 e titab1e............ 21. 50 0 0 a ll to the market value of the 109/. stock. The money o:der of the Bath, or the Order of Occult M • * t -e" ) articles on the archd acon • that the s • , . , tut, cense- , •t r • jesty's intention te interfere in the manner i I. 1 t din tnis country. Is it not time, then that n w arc i .ma tire European .... .••• • .. 41. per cent. 21 0 0 - - market is now more favourable for such an opera- its members to be decorated with a black ribend, • - the peop:e or tem osies of France should Le go- English laws should be framed for the punish ' inent }root Ceotral -•••• . . 8/. per cent 10 0 0 - 10% euently in which the Bath judement was e pro lion than it has been for yeers past, and it appears symbolical of the modest obscurity of their exploits, • - ' 1 b A vernec ; ut he expects, on the o'h 1 d 1 '4• f wit e t rocitioel We do not for 3 moineat hest- Imperial .. • • ........ le/. per cent. SO 0 0 - - 'lettuce-1 was not commense I wes not a "mem- er tan , t tau 0 a c, .t, Dit to New - 50 0 0 12 10 G - t r bestne interest of the shareholders to give it all which might be further indicated by the motto • e • .'- • t ‘" e ' t. I- r • tle I Leech Government will not interfere in the tate to reiterate our belief that the bill will be car ) ine beeun, before April, 18on ; that the archdea- 1/11to De...elite es - Steek 100 0 b - the assistance in their power. Some years ago a " Nox console Sole, " and that after the iustitution " • manner in which the govern innentinciital con not ba•eino• been proved. to have committed an reent of his dominions ried throuell all its stages without a divisicer. lstCap. 31 ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 50 few of the large railway companies endeavoured to of this new order an humble andcess be ptesented ' - Y • dt d or call 1 • is con, nc e , Po. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. l' , s. 60 0 0 41 0 0 - offence alter the year 1803, there was accordingly ot a change iii those laws Do. Do. 3d Cap. 4/. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - __ convert their rn irtgages jet° a debenture steck at te bee Msjeety, further to promote thereto and de- net a suite commenced hl ; tl t . h wi nu le tine . presmi s 'bed with which his people are perfectly sttisfieil." ADDRESS OF THE POLISH REFUGEES D n o. e . D . , o. 4th Cap. 3! SO 0041 0 0 - 3ls per cent , but the public considered the corate with its insignia these noblemen and gen- • . ~1 a 9- 0' hs`• ' Sush was the language f E • ' i 1 pcnitnt .......•• 51. 10 0 0 all - 0 iwiish ststssinen more by * t r fell t t ec h tion ; t a d t the commission and re- TO COUAT PERSIGNY. I ,orool/ Pall. Prefercn. tli. per cent 25 0 0 - ' - rete ten low, the intereA of meney rote - neaten whose merAs under the existine prornis- than half a century ane , W e ' por o t o grout' thetefore, and became . f the Liberal eart Phosnix ............-. 5% . per cnt 60 0 0 52 0 r 48 est t rir feelines - el •°- - 1 Y . ________._____. soon adter, and remain dh . h t:11 tl' t' ' t d d • t 1 tl e c7f the yul e ie un 1 aemso as J CUOU3 sysmin are cen.oun c wi 1 los vrholly worthless • that every such proccediee if c er a e vetm regard to the Ministers et RittclitT..... ........ 51. 20 0 0 16 0 , _ preclude the poseie - rt ' • yof converting mortgages into gar and notorious species, an p . cl. their atricien names 'n 180 9 • • surree Consumers .... Si. per cent. 10 0 0 all - any, as existed before April, 1855, havine -Ct'eus the Cro en e . e a Inch fall far short of id.olatry ; On Saturday last a deentetion c ;nips el of •e' • a debenture stocle 'l I United loeteral ...... 16s Od per sit 50 0 0 - 19% ' ' let we recoanise i in , even ae• 4 i - 1. ce cent. It seems t . , . iraished by luxtapositiou with plebeian ones. before April, 1856, fai l ed. and become extinct, no n • n -43 Words we have now quottel majors Gielgiol and Szulezewski, C.ptaia OtC1011 ; wostruitister Chartere•l 7 per cent. 50 0 0 - 504 therena au object: .. ion to railway debenture s'ock not SirJusticel airplayto move the following address 1 suc 1 proc mcling was capable of supporting or as- the utterance of a right English spirit ;We VIM: I a and Mr. F. Lfaukewski, presented frotn their coun- Ditto, - New -- - - - 50 00100 0 - ! on account ot ite aecurit bf• ' .... to o 0 all 74 delay and sepen „ of t Y , l e le on acceunt of the to the CfOWll :-" That, inasmuch as it is new the sisting anything done in or after April, 1856 ; and thite with the sentiment expressed as one of those + apnea ill E 'gland. the follewine address - le the' W;;)sitretes:ll/.. -. . •• •• 10 0 0 4 0 0 3 ranster, as compared with practice of her Majesty's Goverement to confer that, as the necessary result of such ast tte of which command the assent of all Englishmen, and Fiench Ainbatsador :-- - the transfer of Gov • ' - - et nunent &toe remind them that, Is e MISCELLANEOUS. k, but it has been upon the brothers, sons, and nephews, or oiler re- things, the procsedings against him subsequent to vvever divided by party, w h a t “To His Excellency Count da P ' 1. b d ' suggeste 1 that the difficult areigny, 2 tu asta or o --______.---.. meaes of an arrangement w3' might be obviated by latives and conuexions of noble houses, such as the year 1855 were altogether groundless arid bad. they have in co nimo n far exceeds iu value and the Enperor of the, French in London. Dividend Amount laud, etnd a. short Ast of P ith the Bank of Erg' . Howards, Tollemaches, he., those little subordinate Their htrdships were not unaware of the inconve- amount their points of difference ; and WO POVerelleo it Name of Company. per of Paid. Price We the und.rsioned Pohl!' politicel refugees rear Annum. Share. arhameat if the in •n who in the hour of dan .LI not only dent . n i ' Gr '' . " ' --- neeessar Y• ° situations hithei to commonly bestowed Upon solici- nience poseible to arise from unavoidable de i b .ay e- ger con ____......... mit Britein, approach your Excellency for the - - • speak thus but n e. cl. X . 8 . d . NO Pall-EASTERN tors, attorneys, and ether professional men belong- tween the issuing of a commission and tho making ' 't as they spoke. If such, then, purpose of Fissuring "you that we fully participate in be the estimate ~ A ca i dian Charcoal . lron •• 10 0 0 20 0 - The directors of this compa L • inp - , to the middle class, her Majesty be . gracioudy iof a report under it according to their readine of . formed of Lord Ilawkesbure s the feeline of detie,tetion with which the late attempt ' 20 0010 0 0 Alr can Steam Ship .. , •• . ny propose manly assertion of mend - the proprietors at the ensni to recom- ' pleased to direst that as a just compensation to that the act ; but neither could they avoid seeing ' th English nro ional itidein nden co upon the jesties ehe emperor an .n- Assam sea .. ....... e , . Ter ccn . • lives of ;heir Ma' ' ` r 1 E ' t 50 0020 0 - 0 - WI meet' by those wile are oa e f host i le to his press f o. the Frecch has inspired all classes in this Auctian Mart•• -- .. lie Iper cent 50 0 0 - I declare a dividend for the half-year l': ing to class,some few of the higher and snore distinguished inisehief, equal or greater, likely to arise horn los sit JtC.,3 - s t b • • on the B e • Australian A:rleultur) - 25 0 0 e 1., 0 0 - 2 .- 77/ 1 stock at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum rwlck oftices should b 3 occa.sionally bestowed upon its holding that a penalsuit might be instituted against policy, we cannot for a, Monseut doubt that all Eng- country. - • Australian Trust .... 81. pr cont. WO 0 0 25 0 0 __ ,B York stock, of 4 per cent. per annuli ; en th e members, as otherwise the aristocratic families a clertyinan, founded on a report made 20 years lislimon who still cling to the • t f which he was "We necessarily syinpath'ea with those, who. for the . per y o lestraltan Aloyal Mail - 10 0 0 all ... - 1 ; and o alleader will be equ il ~ , sake of their country, are ready Le sacrifice theineel ;es ; Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. to 0 0 all the Leeds stock, at the rate of 2S per cent. 11 would soon possess as complete a monopoly of the before ' it. Their lordships felt somewhat less diffi- a y ardent in their adtotaay of 14 erican Land 51. er cen• 50 British Am , . p 0 0 40 0 0 we annum. per -- •.• - - email places al the public service as they now do of ale - lic wit' h but i • dence than they otherwise should de i n du el i ng po .y che asserted and aoted upon. To . . , t is the boast of P.dancl that her annals aro un- Canada ... • • .... .• .. et. per cent +OO 0 0 32 10 all the gre t 1 a am valuable ones." t Lord Derby and ill from so high an authority as the learned Judge or ~ . 0 noblemen and gentlemen w h g stained with the crime of reeicide, and that her childrea, Do. 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent Steek 100 0 a ri - - - -- • WEAR VALLEY. • Mr. Crit• 1 t tea o move for a return of any pensien3 the Cousistory Court (Dr. Lushington), by reason act. wta lum nor add • ress this appeil. if they have sellim shrunk from open and lioneurable Ditto, a per cent bds 51. per cent. Stock toe 0 - 0 - - Ditto, 6 per cent. .• 6/. por cent. Stock 100 0 0 The propeietors of this railway held their h, granted bL d elf- t . Y or Palmerston during the last year of the probability that he was precluded from tak- This evening tl In l e ouse of Commons will enable , warfare, have never eor flit to e*tein their ends by the oleo and s ' •' ' : Ditto, 6 p c.b.ls 1874 Q. par cent. Stock 100 0 0 - ecret path of aseasstriation. Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per cent. Stock 100 - yearly meeting at Darlington on Friday ; Mr. 11. ° "' lc, I Yric, dram t . the people of Eu I e noble o tnd to judge how far th In the be,lief that it behoves all, however humble, Crystal Palace -,.... 2/. per cent. 50 0 al ) l ° - P. Smith in the chair. to be accompanied .1•Iel' or other ports, the return ing time for delibett.tion, and of the weighty judg sense of nationsl g ' hitt The capital account showed that 828,168/. h d cimens of the imniwi t t ian appeud ix containing spe- ment of that experienced ecelesiesticil lewyer, the h t d L anima e ore ti en t ,' - di gnity and independence w ..t. to unite ia dineanciog an offence of this magnitude, Cr itto Preference.... 71 pr. cent. 50 0 5 0 - . , ys. Palace of France 0 OA - ' colleaoues is n e e 4 n n e e a ll ___ Imen received, and 827,169/ 1 i l • a to suet ht ar .. .or al verses entitling the grantees Dean of the Arches (Sir J. Dodson), awl the pro- . aesbui•y and his e , n tnen can be found who seek by spacious argument ',',lty Nuvigation Bonds 3 1 '1 er e expellee., eaving a f i t t rew 1 -is and distinction., inherited by tho n i • P cent - 3e who nOW fill their places in our to s lsvate it into a virtuous action-even although the electric Telegraph .. - - balenee of 999/. ' sum re'urn b • ' s '• Or, in the event vious judicial opinions (to be Lund ii 3 and 4, . 6 .per cent. Stock. 100 0 0 105 elng resusen to r • , representative as r why his atrocity of the dedgn was enhanced by the cruelty of the Eng.&A us. Cop. Smelt. - 50 0 all 1% Mr. A. Kaching and Mr. 11. Peas - , the retirin Minieter to repeat to the ho , equest the Prime Notes of CISCS, and 2 Role) with v.dlich that Jud e - ~ „ • sembly. A M;niste . . rai , i more Cla n an tiou-and in the sincer: ?hope letig.&Tris. Slag. T. Co - yof his predecessors or con tem- means seletei for its ex:cu 50 0 0 all g ewes fr use a few s'a - • 11Zas or pas- ment aereed. For the reasons that had bm n nos% 0 . -1 . ;', e q uitable Itev'ersiorr • - directers, were re-elected, an.l also Mr. R. Wilson, • e. om the woas of tl ' pl, rics on noiey Professions of znel for the national tha . t the haed of l'rovidetice, which seems to have Jaen Ditto New ...... 51 er ce 1 1 P nt. oo o o int o o - as auditor. satisfy the countr - that le peusioned bards, te only literary t t d '. t wee' their lordehips' intention to revolt sae , 1 ~. honour, will tl ' • i e House of ventily txtrinded over the Einpa.or, may long preserve Gem Revers. & Inve;t * , 51 e - 'd '0 50 . 0 0 22 10 0 - highest order baes 3' bee merit of t 1 us everting call upon ta p an 1/. ~ .0 0 0 tOO 0 0 - " 3 tO her Mei tsty, then in their j udg men t, ty of France, to man Gen. T. sc. col. mitre) ' It was resolved that the Stockton and Darlington n encouraged a t t 1 Commons to 1- hi. 4 da i tO . Y , pronuote the prosper; . , . . - es 0 0 all - expense. ae public , the - t e• 1 should be dismissed, but c 3 aeg i and new-msdel their lees to Gen•SteatuNavi- ti ( / Railway Company be requested to remit the usual preeen appea gretify the wishes of f ." to sul‘mtt teen the adiance with England, and, in conpinction wir 1 i . on . , - ea cn 0 .perct. &15 0 0 14 0 0 - -._______............ a .oreign powei - _ , „don,t.e.i,t. Omnibus 12/. per cent 4 0 0 all her to redr , i- d•" I - ater infractions of ii.t:r se s dividend of 6 per cent. per annum to the share• [Amex thtt , without costs. Of courre, it was understood .e to the call of i , . ess otser au sit. ine - g h non _ nneson a 8ay......•• M RTI SEMENT.I-121ollowa ' T ' ' a foreign Government " for a change -- Per cent. Stock Stock _ holders of the company. . the weak, and strengthen' '5 , aa.ll 8 f.tr lav'tto t . l 4•,„ I upon the question of heterodoxy, t q he :minor, , ~ ill WC:B i laWs 'h - , feint- na aortal rights than that e hich, to the lasang o !. of etanserrord.•••••••.. 21. sa. 100 0 0 all - leg the debilitated 7 • ' 4•-g Wh t 1 • • me utt - rod ' nit which the ptop.e are per e 1 ~ , ni - ' nisi ) ceuntr'oe, th; •dt t. (nitrate in iy utute osr tse Eas Lon. Nc. &Na. Mauso. _ 10 0 0 all .... After expressing their approval of tho Stockton hemp, Northrop, Banbury, was for . .-111. rs. Wil- C iei the respondent had at any ti . . satisfied." If t - shell irove , London Re • eleven year ' beretical doctrine or committed aby ecclesiastical he House of Cornwell. 1 o. EtL . ope.--W e have the honour to remain your Ex- ~,,. versionary 5/, per cent. 15 0 0 all - and Darlington Company ' s Bill, the meeting sopa- sufferer from bad health, loss of a , ppetite, rxe • 5a ' sufficiently mea - • n - spinted. and cewardly te elm 1 P-Y eellency's obedieet leumble i..,ervants.” ex. &s. .Americar. - 10 0 0 all - and only a partial use of the limbs, she tried' "sive co,ld' Offence, their lordAtips bad intimat ed no opinion. . Nat. Discount Comp- 25 0 0 50 0 4 rated. , remedies, and was uncier the care of sever l a varit ". of th ' wi dm request of the I t - t . •ken B,.baslil of P ane --e ris -!•-• ---...."--'_------.-.., N - .S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 51. per cent. - 100 0 0 _ the Guildhall i • of E eel end Nor. Bri. Australasian Od• 10 0 all ______.. a men dune --- - -- -- - that period without deriving the sliehtest b^ g Mr. Peter H . . speec i ; and if the people ~, i ercoutt, licensed victualler at Wolver- el 11 la t imely DEATH OF AN OLD COMEDIAN.-Mr. John Brooks, i l!r ee tl! of Europe, Stm. 81. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 71 ' acquiesce in such lecquey-like co uduct R on , " f i sPatentCand Co 2) 0 0 all COLNE VALLEY AND HALSTEAD. ,-, snefit-i e ham fact was given over as incurable-at this time a • oto . e, met on Tuesday with a terrible death by __nowt' Ra " Doctor -I'o ... , ormerly a - 203, 4 ' 's line are to be imme- . he wag farina on the part of th • • that fro- mr, g'neraiy k Peel Rive L & • 5 0 o ow lepre3entatives, from _ . _., under the late Mr. 2 - It appears the works on tin Induced to try Holloway's Pills, and after persev - _ . g into the brewery la , . 1 ering himself • b ut h . el er. He managed- to get out A •,_, reente r of Cre O'Ffilpie company, _ en _ o r i a t rai s Alin. 71 - t 50 all diately proceeded with by 3lr. Munro, tho con- with them fcr a short time Wag completely cum:l.-801d Prom vi , hat a died at fcur o'clock the next morning. went will date the humiliation of -Enghtiu-lb, , 3ecr -• • . T d • IC • ' Cll ge Mean need last hute ay, in ir g r : It ren a team . per cen • 0 0 s o ege Ditto New . ... - all 50 0 0 10 0 0 8 114 by all medicine vendors throughout the world, at Pro- \ fallen asleep XI 'e'ald it would *sem that he must have sutsidence from a free and first power into a secon- Her pital. The dteeased was a man of no meal talent aR Reversionary Int. Soc. -D e g. pr cent 160 0 n - all 18,4 tractor. , Ditto - N ew ~ „ ...,, 4%/. pr ceet. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - &Kier Hollovvay's Establishment, 244, Strand, London ; . Waiting tor the wastietting en the edge of the copper deny and dependent kingdom. an ate,er, but an unfortunate propensity to cl ink rendt reu =me ...aroma Lord Palme - n tl 0 - Royal Mail Steam.... it. p. eharc 100 0 0 ee . , and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Con- the grains for the lasrt tF, I boil, which had to be put over rston has consented to lay uP' I him le many yocri inc walla et hollowing b iii profession. Scotti s h Am. Invest. 151. per colt. 10n ' v C 65 4 HULL AND SELBY. E. Muir : was of ti ne. He fel • e en lee . ort tantinople ;A, Guiclicy, Smyrna ; and , _. t courte, con) , . . lin backwards, and table of the House of Commons the application In this lamentable stete he was supported by a small i South Australian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 all The directors of this company s tate in theirre:p . 8 liquid. I n sinler imine -d ' tee i n th e m e eti ng from the French Government, in compliance wish weeklystipetid, allowed him by his wife out of 38 h or i. m i", l I Trust and Loan Comp. 74- pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 4% 1 that the balance in hand for the lai.it half-ye“ Malta, • _ which he seeks to tamper with the laws of England, La anr. ttn Vex Diemen's Land•• lOs 6•per cent. Benda .... 6 per cora • 100 0 o 28 10 0 lult I -j _ - VOTE OF THANKS TO THE MILI TARY, NAVAL, AJYD CIVIL SERVICKS IN INDIA. The following are the terms of the vote of thanks to the above services, to be proposed by Lord Panmure in the House of Lords, and by Lord Palmerston in the House of Commons, this evening "That the thanks of this house be given to the Right Hon. - Viscount Canning, Governor-General of the British Possessions in the East Indies ; the Right Hon: Lord Har ris, Governor of the Presidency of Madras ; the Right Hoe. Lord Elphinstone, Governor of the Presidency of Bombay ; Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence, G.C.8.,. Chief Corn mis-ioner of the Punjleb ; and Henry Bartle Frere, General Commander of Seinde,,for the energy and ability with which they have'employed the resources at their com mand to suppress the widely-spread mutiny in her Majesty's Indian dominions. "That the thanks of this house be given to his Excel lency General Sir Colin Campbell, G.C.8., Commander-in- Chief in India ; Major-General Sir James Outran], G.C.B ; • Major-General Sir Archdale Wilson Bart., K.C.8.; and Major-General John Earlley K.C.B. ; for the eminent skill, courage , and perseverance di s pl a y e d by them in the achievement of so many and such ina k ortant triumphs over numerous bodies of the mutineers. "That the thanks of this house be given to the other gallant officers of her Majesty's army, navy, and marines; and also of the Hon. East India Company's service, for the intrepidity, the patient endurance, and other high military qualities which have marked their discharge of those ardu ous duties which they have so successfully performed. " nat this house doth highly approve and acknowledge the high courage, the devoted loyalty, and the brilliant services of the non-commissioned officers and men of her Majesty's military and naval forces ; of the European troops in the service of the Honourable East India Com pany ; and of the great body of those native corps through out India who have remained faithful to their standards ; and that the same be signified to theo. by the commanders of the several corp.., who are desired to thank them for their gallant behaviour. " That the said i esolutions be transmit ted by Mr. Speaker to the Governor-General of India, and that his lordship be requested to ,oulmunicate the same to the several dation referred to therein." G'.:;,l - -L •T. LEICEST —l.'Eu. G. At our corn market wheat sold at a reduction of la to 2a per qr. from last day's cut rennies. Barley unchan g ed, with a fair show. Oats rather dearer. Beans made the prices rather in favour of the seller. GRANTHAM-FEB. G. Wheat in tolerable supply, and la to 2s per qr. lower on last week's rates ; 488 being given f or goo d white and red 455. Malting barley fully as dear ; grinding 30s per 30 stone. Oats and beaus in good demand, and as dear as last week. NOTTINGHAM--FEB. 6. Wheat in better condition to-day, and the market well supplied, with a fair attend,nce. Goodqualities are un changed, inferior at a decline of is to 24 per qr.; good white samples making 50s and red :‘ls per Ai stone. Bar ley in tolerable supply, and is lower, but a slow demand. NORWICH-JAN. 30. There was a goad supply of wheat to-day, best samples scarcely supporting last week's rates, and inferior is to 2s lower, with a dull sale. A fair supply of barley, and the prices in favour of the buyer. Few samples of other grain offering. Flour reduced to 30s per sack from the miller. White wheat, 48s to 50s ; red, 42s to 465; barley, 395 t• 41e. ; flour, 3 sto —s per sack ; beans, 42s to 441; peas, 42s to 435. Averages for the week : Wheat, 45s id I Oats, 26s I Peas, —9 —d. Barley, 36s ltild Beaus, 42s —d Rye. --s Od. NE WCASTLE—FEB. 6. A good supply of farmers' wheat, but trade slow, at is to 2s lower than on Tuesday, and foreign wheat held for Tuesday's prices, which millers resist: Flour is per sack lower. Barley and oats quiet, withuut alteration in price. Beans and peas neglected. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-FEB. 5. Qrs. Bost. Current. Infelio 670 Wheat 50s Od 4os 9 id 26. 01 IZ7I Oats 27s Gd 22s 4d......... 19 Od Ls:3B Barley 32s 6d 2Gs 9d 74 Peas & beans 39s Od 36s 8d lIADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—FEB. 6. WIIBAT. I BARLEY I OATS. 1111.11% is First sos Od 35s 03 1 29s 01 1 403 01 Second 4os 7d } 28s 101 / 21s 2d 1 37 4d Third 3ls 01 I 24s 01 I 193 61 I 343 61 Total quantity of wheat in market, 867 qrs., 753 sold II barley „ , 766 qrs., 747 sold oats ,; 578 qrs., 544 hold ~ beans ~ IS2 qrs., 164 sold Wh AVER A G E S PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. eat , 21 . 0 7 10-12th s 1 B ar l e y, ...11. 810 2-12ths Oats, ... 11. 4 2 11-12ths I Beans, 11. 17 4 11-11 ti s PP P ABERDEEN—FEB. 6. Potato oats l9s Od to 20s Od Common oats lBs Od to 18s 6d 401bs pei bushel L'ere 233 Oct to 25s Oct Barley 23s lid to 25 s Od I """6 Wheat, red (spring)3os Od to 33s Od 21b5 ~ white 2Bs Od t o 44 5 Od - 6 Oatmeal 15s Od to 1. s Oil per boll. Flour 381 Od to 39s Od per sack. PROVISION MARKET. Beef, per lb 5d to 8(1 I Butter, p lb. s —(1 to 18 0 Alutton, per lb rid to 8d Eggs, p doz. Os 8.1 to Os 9 , 1 Lamb, do., Os dto 0: 8,1 Hens, p pair 3s Od to 35 61 Veal, per lb ... 5d to Os 3 Uhickens,do.2s Od to 2 k Pork, perlb...O s Od t o 0 01 bucks, do. I s Cl. tt, 2: 0 Salmon, per lb .... ..... O s Od Ducklings ,L2l Od 2s 6 Grouse, per brace. Os to Os Turkeys, each Os Od to 0, 0 Tallow, p stone, Os to —s o_l Potatoes, pr pock, —d to 10 Rabbits, each id to Bd. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt....86s to 100 . d —d to 12 Eggs, wholesale p r i ce , p er dozen RETAIL PRICES. F10ur,141b....0s Od to 2s 2d Barley flour,l4lb.Os to is 8d Oatmeal ...,.,O s Od t o i s 7d I „ dust, ..... Os to Os 100 Beremeal ....Os 01 to is Cd I „ per lb 2d to 2id Peasemoal.., O s Od t o 2 s 4d Side, Cheese, per imperial stone, 4s. Od. to 4s 6 , 1 4-lb. 10af...6d. 12-lb. 10af...3d. BLIN. Fu. . We have a9ain to re DU port an extr l emel s y depressed market' to-day. We tie not alter our last quotations, but they are merely nominal. Indian coin held firmly, but transactions were trifling. White wheat, 26s 6d to 28s 'Od ; red ditto, 239 Od qs. 6d; ditto new, -a Od ; b arley, malting, 13s to 18s Od; grind ing, —s to —s ; oats, old, lie Od to 14a; ditto, new, 0.1 to —s Od ; oatmeal, 14a to 15e Ott; bare, new, 144 to los_ Od ; rapeseed, 23 s Od to 25s Od perbrl ; flour, 1 05 Od to 20a Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 31s Od te 33s Od Per 480 lbs. THE ESCAPEE) TIGER IN ItaTCLIFF HIGHWAY.— On Fri' day an action was brou g ht i n th e C ourt o f Q aee n's Bench by a person nathed Wade on the beb'lf of a little b , y, about nine years of age, who had been seized and bitten by a large Bengal tiger, which some time mince eQcaned from a van, while being taken into the premise° of Mr. Jamrach at Ratcliff-highway. The sum of 101. had been paid into noun, and the only question iss° whether that sum was sufficient compensation for tbe injuries received. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff damages 60/. in addition to 101. paid into court. [ A nvEarrsumzsr.]—Du Barry's delicious•Revalenta ArabieS Food saves fifty times its cost in other remedies, and cure° indigestion (dyspepsia), habitual constipation, nervousness , _biliousness, and liver complaints, flatulency, distension , acidity, heartburn, palpitation of the heart, nerral h eadaches, hysteria, neu ra l g i a , no i ses i n t h e head a id ears, pains at the pit of the stomach and between the_ shoulders, e r y s i pe l as, eruptions of the ' skin, impur i t ies and poverty of the blood, scrofula, cough, asthma, co!: gumption, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea and sickaaa' during pregnancy, after eating, or at sea, low spirits, sptvere,e' cramps, epileptic fit s , sp l een , general debility, Inquietanev sleeplessness, involuntary blushing, paralysis, tremors, di e ' like to soci e ty, un fi tness for study, loss of memory, dew' alone, vertigo, blood to the head, exhaustion melanclialY' groundless fear, indecision, wretchedness.. It is, We re. over, the best food for infants and invalids genera- 11 Y , as it never turns acid on the weakest stomach, nor in' terferes with a good 'liberal diet, but imparts a healt h l relish for lunch and dinner, and restores the faculty of dige!" tion, and nervous and muscular energy to the most enfeebleue Supported by testimonials from the following celebrated Po fessors of Chemistry; Dr. A. Ure; Dr. Shorland; Dr. Ilarve9; Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ing ram t ! Lord Stuart de D ec i es; th e D owager . Countess of Cas t les tuar : Major Gen. Th omas Ki ng, an d many other respecta ble per sons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other means of cure had failed. Suitably pa c k e d w ith f u ll i ns truct' tions. In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d. ; 2Lb. 4s 6d. ; 51b. 115. ; 121 b. 225. The 121 b canisters are sent carriage free, on re' ceipt of Pest-office order. Barry Du Barry, and Co. ' 77 9 Regent-street, London. I m p or t an t Caution against the fear' fill dangers of spurious imitations.—The Vice-Chancellor Sir William Page Wood granted an Injunction on the 10th March: 1354, against Alfred Il•oo,ier Nevill, f or imitating „,,, Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food." • BIRTHS. ELLASY—On the sth inst., at C roy d on, t h e w i fe of M r. El!obit of Qucen-street, Cheapsido, solicitor, of a son.' MILES On the 6th inst., at 15, Upper Hamilton-terrace , t be wife of Frederickyiles, Esq., of a daughter. MITCHELL—On the 6th ina ,, the wife of C. J. Mitchell, gg c l'' Queen's-road, Regent'. -park. QUIN—On the 15th i ns t ., a t 116, Eaton-squaro, the w if e of the Hon. W. H. Wyndham Quin, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. GIBES— POWELL—On the 4th inst., at St. Mary, Nowing t olli John Frederick, th e e ld est son of J. M. Gibbs, Esq., e;ber Regt., to Juli a A nn, d aughter of J. Powell, Esq., °`oo- Majesty's Cou r t o f P ro b ate, and South-place, Kenn ing' park, . k t P ARSONS — BEVAN—On the 6th inst., at St. Botolph-w" botlt Itios Aldersgate, Mr. Joseph P ar s on s, o f Bi rm i ng ham, to '— Eliza Bevan, of the Close, Salisbury, Wilts. ' DEATHS. „op CAMPBELL—On the 4th inst., Thomas Campbell, Esq., tor, of 16, Great Marlborough-street. e . CHICHESTER.- On the 4th inst., whilst on a 'Pied, St 3 0 • park-ga r d ens, the Rey. Chas. Chichester, rJetor of Bar Suffolk, aged 60. OGLE —On the Ist inst., Nathaniel Ogle, Esq., aged 61 PERRY On the 6th inst., Mr. Edward Perry, of Mare- , t rec Hackney, and 7, Bishopsgate-streot without, aged 46 " 11.1g3vm —On the sth inst., at his rest!ence, in LansdS 4 ., terrace London fields, Hackney, William Reeve , Paymaster, It N., aged 73. R[III3AULT On the 4th and sth inst., at 2g, St. Ma rk's fao ; cent, Regent's-park, Harriet and Stephen Francis, In children of E. F. Rimbault, LL.D. wooa , TURNER—On the sth inst., at the Vicarage, Lower .o° l. the tlev. Charles Turner, aged 64. LOEDON Printed and Published. by &WIT.IY ) IP( '' of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Tits Sun 01 " e ' o il 112, Strand, in the Pre o i nc t o f th e S avo y, in ht • son of Middlesex, ilonday, February 6,185 S.