The Sun. — London, England, 1858-04-03 00:00:00

. ,_ ~ • THE Sl3 N, • LONDON,. SATURbA I( E VEN I KG, APRIL 3, .1 85 & _ _ _ ..._. . ' From the London Gazette Of leist Night. 1 ....deitte, . - .. „............„. . ______. .4111...,.-IPP.- ....... ~ _ . , , , . y ni s a e e d ser b v y es the to m b in e se be ti en ß p S l ' e S as P ed A t L e A s C pp E e , in A t P E T wa l r . a ,:„. i P.R.10112 OF SHARES. object ? Is it to Protect the cit izens in their deer, nor the tall trees, nor even the swans, unless i future conduct of this department of their enter hap same erratic bird, the property of the Wor- ' prise, the importance . of which we fear has not ___.____ THE MORMONS. . rights 7 That is needless, becau.se t a hose rig.htsulitavi s na h a i . p Y fu l k v in i enn t t ne w rs h ' en Co as m s p u a r er ov b e e r a t b h l e e a w l h w i a c y h s b it e e e n er r t e a c i o n g l t a h i e la r e e p c i i r i at t e i d n . --- - 0 .--_ , ' --0---. li ed% Prom the Official List. J epared to protect ourselves emban s . never been in the least infringe upon in a l e , and we are far better pr to get back again. In short, nothing could possibly Messrs. Staples competed with others for the pri- S. to be Sur eon-Extraordinary te ' Esq., F.R. , g ,ta.ineY, PUBLISHED EVERY TUE , SDAY AND FRIDAY EVE SIN, tip shheouwlidll n g e e v t The Quee S n T h . a j s e uer Majesty The following is the memorial from the members than when we first settled in this territory, while ST. JAMES'S PALACE ; A PRIL 1 . • 1 LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 18158. cor and officers of the Legislative Assembly of the e The Queen has been pleased 1 " A of ß bF - ',;: i F fer l ih C oic E, Cw. A .a r ly ß m eL .o7 l , • territory of Utah to the President and Congress of our yowls , and healthy men were in the United be more cheerless than the aspect of tho whole affair. vilege of sendina refreshments, but the result was Es F StbS q., .R. ~ o e urgeon- ~ es so appoint James Paget, CANALS. COI. ,_._ .-I.xtraordinary to her Majesty. - br( ' the United States :-- States' - ariny in Mexico. United States' troops, Instead of the thousands who were wont to flock to that they were outbidden by the parties to whom b th e e an ap o p r o d in in tee ar en W m t t . . 11 Gibbs a a E a s ,. q., ss Gentlemen, -Your memorialists beg leave to acting in their legitimate capacity, are on . ly sent to Battersea-fields on Sundays and holidays, Battersea it is now intrusted, who have engaged to pay 2id. The Queen has t e „ Names of 6 Dividend ‘Z Dividend ea. Pricej Names of t per 1t 6( ee l tresent that at the last session of the Legislative protect the citizens or suppress insurrectio , n never " Park," with its vast central lake, its lava-like a-head on every individual who enters the build flower-beds, and its long, straight, damp, gravel ing, or 150 per cent. more than the consideration Preceptor to graciously pleased to give orders for Compani , e per cn Annum. Companies. 1 Ammin. Price. ! a ss Asseambly of this territory resolutions and a memo- i n any case to make war upon the people. k • ld not esterda count up 50 people paid by the previous tenants. This arrangement a ies rom is o ast or a year, an essrs. Sawyer and Slrange, his Royal Highness the Prince of W * l to - - by rial to the President of the . . • United States were n d • " surrection to amongst its visitors. A dozen young We feel as competent to protect ourselves as wal s, cou y y Id' f 't 1 f d M yemer o t e ivi Thermion of the Third Ash Z tn &Oldh 98 7t. p. et. - P 4 die adopted and presented to him, which partially set we have hitherto, an there is no in Class or Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the • • eak Forest. 78 51. OS. - 1 ,,., SO walked sedately backed by ample security, are under a stringent Bath.' Birmingham 40 V: 93 Regent's.... 30 178. • 16% "`-`' nto the Go- 11 That ' white heap' within our borders con- some neighbouring Minerva-hou forth onr grievances, and made know . _ _ 0 que . al ; there are the along its monotonous meanderings, and one or two contract to carry it out to the satisfaction of the FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 24. Coventry.... 100 111. 193 Rochdale.... es - 41. 84 ODE tat Washington our desires and wishes i tain3 something besides me . t • Derby ..•• .• 100 61. 15s. - Stffrd &Worc t4O 221. -, by Ternecere f h t tt td by curiosity, looked directors. The first thing that strikes one •th The Queen h b es e , . . as een gr ent of the Federal officers deadly fangs to hold the mnocen prisoners o te s erner sex, a rac e aciously pleased to appoint Gre- GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 51 iStoarbridge 1 46 121. 10s. - 1 • regard to the appointrn b b d li . I . ments, ut, eyon enormous rate at wic i they have stipulated to pay goria Luigi Marc, Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/ pr. ct. - Severn and "i . - hr.! onse to those still while aseassins kill them. We shall not aboutillem and made their corn Eeq., to be her Majesty's Consul for the for Utah.- We have received no reap d th t the , again hold still while fetters are being forged that, the par , k was a desert wild, watery, cheerless for the monopoly. For instance, on the 27,000 Island of Samos. Grand Union 400 7s. 6d - Wye nail. j Kennt & Avis 40 65. 6 Warwick &1 26 1/. 163. - do documents', unless it is to be understoo a f a full set of officers for this terri- to bind us. We have no confidence to believe and unimproveab . le It was constructed with the people who entered the palace yesterday they will FOREIGN-OFFICE MARCH 31 The Queen has b • ' A - * Leeds &Livrp WO 251. - Birmi l g. i 100 2 i• een graciously please,. eo appoint Sir Leicester.... ,00 61, - •Warwie n k & a 24 all w a appoint men t o harmless demonstration, intended best intentions, and cost an immense sum dr - money, have to disburse a round sum of 281/. odd before John Fiennes Crampto n, K.O B 9 army to enforce them upon us the present a .., now her Majesty's En- . Leicstr &Nth 83 11.55. 12 , Napton . j 100 2/ * Cc tory, backed bY an rumour to have been for our goo . d The troops which claim to have but, if intended as a place of recreation for the they can venture to calculate a single farthinglof veer Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Loughborogh j 43 701 - ,Worestr is S ~„ , n . , ' -as reported i33' common d sent to this territory b th G th 0 en ly said, working-classes it will be a greater sinecure than profit. The arrangements of the new tenants are King of Hanover, to be her Majesty's Envoy Extraordi- Macclesfield. •100 2/. 10s. 51 Binning, j'' '"• -7 % 'O l ordered and fitt'eel. out, an d been sent y e overnmen , ave p 'Re istrar to the see of Canterbur . yet incomplete and it would therefore be pre e nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of all , = r t... •• e 00' 161. - Wilts & Brkt - 7s. Od. - Cr -iS to be eemed an answer. from the time they left the Missouri River, and even the post of g y , . . - al-- the Ruesias ••• too - 105 by the President'e , arm is now invading our b f th tth 'g to destroy the There is, however, a redeeming feature in the tura to express an opinion on their mode of carry even e ore, a ey were comin The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint WI Certain it is that senen an y object picture, and that close at hand. Close to one of the ing on a business in which not they alone but also WATER-WORKS. Wi ' es , have been sent by the autho- Andrew Bach leaders of our people, and that was their . , . . . • • , anan, Esq. C.B. now ;ler Majesty's Envoy territory, claiming t That has bean their constant speech by day and the park-gates, the beautiful new Chelsea-bridge tne public, aro to a considerable extent interested, Extraordinary end Minis'ter Dividend Amonnt of t 0; the nite tates. U• d S Plenipotentiary to the King ' rity of the Presiden tfully-to wit, burden of their songs by niaht. They have threat- stretches gracefully across the river, and delights and on' which the suecess of tbe Palace itself as aof Deemeark, to he her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary Name of Company. per of Paid Price ian " We now forward to you respec . . .. he reflective observeras much by its obvious utility permanent institution partly depends. They con- and Minieter Plenipotentiary to the Queen of Spain. Annum. Sham 'OI use of Congress, a prioteci. ened to take our lives, and to sport at pleasure t . - - , the President and each :11. 1 template reductions in the tariff of charges, and . The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint nd memorial, and if it is with our wives and daughters. That is their opeuly as by its graceful proportions and fanciful decora- , .n 3. d. Xs. d. KE copy of those resolution% a . Too much credit cannot be iven to Mr. are to have assi ned to them a lar e amount f eorge John Robert Gordon, Esq., now her Majesty's Me- Berlin - ii3l this territory is ed object but woe to all who undertake to times. g . g . g 0 space nister Plenipotentiary to the Swiss Confe • East London deration, to be per cnt. Stock. all true that the army now hnenacing d b the autho- AVOW , h f th tou will Page, government engineer, for its striking and in the building for carrying on their operations. This her Majest 's Envoy Extr d' _ _mor inary and Minister Plenipo- Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4 6 ; * - - bc 25 at the instance of the Pres:idnnt , an y b • s s accomplish it. We trust, t ere ore, a y 1 d - el ••1 d • th I t actors for addl . 1 hloe be ' • l tt' t y th It' Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 5/11),eerr c t e e n n t t .. :g g suest to e imormea fwe do not entertain a very exa te iea (angina esign, nor to e severe con r eiona room as n o eu imperative y called en iary o e ing of Hanover. - 27 WI rity of the Government, we re6l r what reasons our excuse us i 2 . t t• "ti sending armies its masterly and solid enecution. Had Mr. Page for by the exigencies of the ease. We have reason to The Queen hue also been graciously pleased to appoint Grair Junction ...... 44. per cut. 50 0 0 - D . New .... • • - 25 0 0 - - w; of the fact, and why it is so ; °treated with silent of your humane (.) in en ions i not attained a high reputation previously, this know it was always a complaint with Messrs. Staples Ca t ptai e n r the a H t on. Edward Alfred John Harris, R.N., Kent ................ - 100 0 0 - - - CO resolutions and memorial are hither. , , la ? h M jes y's . Charge d'Affaires to the Republic of Lambeth ...... .. •• .. 51. per cnt. 100 o o - 95 te it and the that in this respect they were " cabin' course pursued towards an " Give us our constitutional righte ; they are bridge alone was sufficient to establish , d, cribb et, Chile, to be her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the New River Company.. - _ _ contempt, and a hostile . . _ onl thin t e wished for is that he ma forthwith confined " and that their reasonable a ' ' Southwark &Vauxhall - hi hy it is that our eastern mails all we ask, and them we have a right to expect. y g 0 b y , pplications to Swiss Confederation. _ too 0 0 - 92 =Offending peOPle ; w d and feel alone justified in be called on to repeat it at various points along the the directore for more space did not meet with the The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint D West Middlesex .. •• .. - 61 0 0 - - m A the communication between o. Do, ...... i 43. per cent. 51 8 - - ri have been stopped, an- e .a e For them we conten , • the Hon Henry George H d S t h Wh 't be d that such a bridge consideration they appeared to dese river. en ila remem re rve. . owar , now acre ary to er s-- eneral Government cut on r this territory and the g • so doing. al 'n about 18 Majesty's Embassy at Paris, to be her Majesty's Envoy ' BRIDGES. d d t • ac "If officers had been appomte an sen in - "We are aware that we have many enemies, and may be constructed for 70,0001., and i Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Grand De , 3 voice of the people, as ever that they make a strong party against us. From months from the sinking of the first pi le how can , EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP MUTINY Duke of Tuscany. . Dividend Amount cordance with th • s not studded Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 111 should be the only course in a Repu scan br Govern- them we expect no mercy. A. large portion of them we avoid wondering that the Thames i , AND 111CIRDER ON THE HIGII SEAS. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Annum. Share. t( uld have been no need of an army know that if justice had its due they would either with such, and the vast population thus given free --..........._ the Hen. Henry George Elliot, nays Secretary to her Ma- meat, there wo jesty's . Legation at Vienna, to be her Majesty's Envoy Ex- Xs.d.4 a. d. W , b e i n g aent here. Were the resolutions and memorial be pulling hemp by the neck or learning a trade in circulation. The cost of Waterloo-bridge wouldhave The Sydney papers received this morning contain traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Kine of Hungerford -.. • • .... •••• 25 0 0 - 6 % hi dasrespectful or defiant t Read them again and see. the confines of a Prison. They roam at large in built a dozen like this, and the saving of time, labour, accounts of an extraordinary act of piracy and Denmark. e Southwark ...... •• .. .... 100 0 0 - - W iment in them that can your community, are boon companions in your halls and haulage thussecured would amply repay all the murder. The following particulars are from the The Qa h Ditto New of 7% p.c. lOs per cent. 50 0 0 - - Tliore is not a word or sent l een as also been graciously pleased to appoint waterloo ..... ........ .... 100 0 0 - - b f airlY be construed to throw obstac e . sof any kind in ss and of pleasure, adorn Your circles of expellee within 12 months. At this moment every- Sydney Empire and from the Sydney Herald of 4 ,. 0 of busine . . • •• • Lord'Aneustus W F , , , e . •. S. Loftus, now Secretary to her Ma- Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 - - ci the water of good men that might be appoin.,ea t fashion, and participate in your festivities ; . .ne p but o oints to the Horseferry as a site where a bridge Feb. 10 :- jesty s Legation at Berlin to be her Majesty's Envoy Ex- DittO Nw ditto of 71. 11. 85. Od. 40 0 0 - - rule over us ; they simply express9d a fixed deter- there is a chord of right, of honesty, of integrity is most urgently called for ; but with such a polett- " Considerable excitement was caused by the arrival, traord of Austria. 'nary and Minister 'Pleni Vauxhall potentiary to the Emperor •• ••" •••• •• 28s. 70 10 3 - 17% g o misrule of corrupt mination not to submit to the to the institutions of the country of a love of free- 'alien as that of London ott both sicies of the river, on the llth January of the American whale ship Junior, The Queen has also been DOCKS. graciouel leas d t • t y p e o appoin ti ace to the Government, ' k d • '• th th" df 1 • N ' ' dom and respect for the rights of the wea an and with whom time is e one ing nee u,. it of ew Bedford, in charge of her first officer, wbo re- Viscount Chelsea to be Se Dividend Amount cretary to her Majesty's Embassy N ame o f Co m pany ' demagoneu es, who are adisgr h roved, ex- comparatively defenceless, that will yet thrill with would be hard to have too many bridges crossing ported that a mutiny had broken out on board the vessel at Paris. per of Paid. Price. 11 and who, as subsequent events ea e p Annum. Share. 9 • • deavouring to create a dist- n Christmas-da which had res d • emotion, vibrate through the honest heart, and the river between Middlesex and Surrey. During 0 • y, ulte in the murder of , FOREIGN-OFFICE Amur, 1 peuded their time in en he captain and the third mate, and the desertion of - f neral Gtoyernment respond to the der of usurpation, tyranny, and the whole of yesterday new Chelsea-bridge was t The Queen has been graciously Please * ' d to appoint Fre- .E s. d. A s. d. turbance between us and the ge the ship by the mutineers. The iuformation received was derick Doveton Orme, Egg., now Secretar to her Ma- Commercial .. • • .... • • 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - CI • on Ameriean soil, exercised upon an innocent people. To thronged like a fair with carriages of all sorts, " Cannot Aenertcan citizens, up .. oppression • , •• f substantially as follows :-On the night of the 25th, the jesty'a Legation at Copenhagen, to be her Maresty's Charge Do. Preference PP Stock. OP t ot peti be heard in their own defence ? Can they n • . t pp , that we a eal and trust that a stern sense of jus- equestrians ana foot passengers, the majority o ship at that time being hove to on whaling ground a few d'Affairs and Consul-General to the Republic of Bolivia. East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. „ 118% , tion the parent 'rimming i s Government without a _ y . g g. . 1 'd'b df h C aIP 1 tice et remainin amon the worthy sons of pa- the est-name being oun or t e ryst a ace days' sail from this coast, everything appeared aa th T e he Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Do. Loan Notes .... Grand aurry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 MO 0 0 - I o 100 o o too o o - i j R . 1 h • f Is• h • 1 t d 1 ed ecanse triotic sires will stay the suicidal hands of syco- al way, t e terminus ow ic is si ua e c ose Honourable Julian Henry Charles Fane, now &ere- Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0 - ~ hot displeasure? Are we to be sacrific b usual ; the ca • ffi ptain and o cers were all in their berths • mous letter writers wish it phants and corrupt rulers, and that American li- alongside of the park. Of this latter undertaking tary to her Majesty's Leeation at St P t b t b London ..... •..• • • • Stock. Stock. 104% • lying officials and anony when the cabin was attacked. The captain was fired s • e • e ers urg o e e on their false berty may not be immolated upon her own altars, we can already safely predict the entire success. at b C P ecretary to her Majesty's Leg,ation at Vienna. ' St. Katharine ........ 414/. per cnt. 3tock. PP 95 a t. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - so ? and does the Government rely . y yrus turner, one of the boatsteerere, with a The Queen h 1 b S y rtis:mem ...... .. 4 1 per cen a d such action to nor strangled in the halls of her own citadel, by In the first place it will increase the number of as aso een graciously pleased to appoint statements to base its action, an • • , whale gun loaded with three balls, which passed under Willi Lo am wther Esq., Secretary to her Ma' t' 1 t cter a ..••........ 5. os per c. 20 0020 0 0 - sesy s a e Ditto New ...... •• 20 0 0 14 00 , - C P t send an army compromisi g n the constitutional those whose sworn duty is to be her protectors. visitors to the palace by thousands, but beyond his ribs and entered the s ide of the ship, after which Legation at Naples, to be . Secretary to her Majesty's Legs- i. rights-the liberti . • b es-of freemen ! Are the horrid e wi t hd r „ your troops give us our constitu- that it will take all the West-end, Dover, and Piumer seized the captain by the hair of the head and tion at St. Petersburg. INSURANCE COMPANIES. t scenes of Missouri and Illinois to e re-enacted by tional rights, and we are at 'home. Brighton passengers to London-bridge. Were cut him several times with a hatchet, until he fell The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Dividend Amount l the general Govern . ment ?" Are we to be robbed " Great Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 6." there a small junction effected between it and the on the goon Toe first officer was at the same Augustus Berkeley Paget, Esq., now Secretary to her Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. t and plundered, our best men 'slain, and the residue South-Western at Nine-elms, the scheme would be time ehot by John Hall, . another of the crew, but Majesty's Legation at Lisbon, to be Secretary to her Ma jesty's Legation at Berlin. Annum. Share. - I again driven from their homes, by merciless and BATTERSEA PARK. s managed to escape into the lower held an complete, and an immense relief wou.d. be afforded e . __ _ ,d to conceal Tbe Queen has also b • 1 I is. d. Zs. d. f ir?sell tor five days, where, deprived of food, and suf- een gracious y pleased to appoint Albion .......... •• .. 7/. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - i infuriate soldiery, under authority usurped by the ---ese.-. to our crowded thoroughfares and the several Lon- " Edward Herries Es t =ae r cretary to her Majesty's Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% 1 don-bridge termini. The trains started every half ering from a wound in the shoulder, his sufferings were Legation at Berne, to general Government t The low-lying locality in which the above inclo- f f 1 T ' ear n . he third. mate was at the same time stabbed by tion at Lisbon. yto her Majesty's Legs- Ditto Marine ....... Si. p.c.& brl• 100 0 0 25 0 0 45% i at when Go- h est d d were alweys flloth t b our yer ay, an . u, s a e- Athenssum. .......... - 10 0 al - Cornet' B "Do you not know, gentlemen, tit t.• sure is situated now includes within a limited area tween the crowded state of the bridge and the bus ma urns, and the second mate wounded by The Queen hae also been graciously pleased to a ' & ppoint tla.s • vernsnent ceases to perform its legitimate func ions ... Y . Richard Ca • * ree novel features of attraction. First, we have . e . rtha, who fired at him with a Pocket pistol. Joseph. Hume Burnley, Esq., now First Paid Attache to Argus Life ....... • ..• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ( tect them in their unalien- th stir oi the railway, a most satisfactory relief was After thi h • at e mutineers took posseesion of the ship with her Majesty's Legation at St. Petereburg, to be Secretaro British Commercial .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - . to the people, and to pro f thers declared, the park itself, upon which so much public money afforded to the gloom and solitude of Battersea- the intention of taking her to some distant port and sell- to her Majesty's Legation at Borne. . 7 Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - 1 able rights, among which, as our .t a _ 1 • ,h be t d uch philanthropic eloquence City of London .. -5/. 020 0 - of iappiness, as en spen an so m k par . ing her, but were unable to do so from their ignorance of The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint CfericLaied.& Gen. Life spr ct.Bc bs. 1 5 00 :010 0 0 , are g life, liberty, and the pursui . t b lavished. Then, we have the beautiful new Chel- William Campbell Manley, Esq., now Paid Attache to her County .............. 41. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 0 - 6)4 ' and seeks to. oppress and destroy, i ecomes an ___ dof terror-a foul disgrace to its sea-bridge, opening up a fine arterial co mmunica- - of the first officer was discovered, and his life, although Majesty's Legation at Athens, to be Secretary to her Ma- Crown .............. 11. 185. 50 0 0 50 0 - ' object of drea , uth sides of the river • GOOD F.RIDAY AT THE CRYSTAL i ty's Legation at Coponlaagen. Eagle aud cannot expect the support, respect, and tion between the north and so t 1 in danger from the violence of Cartha, who appeara to e es NOTICE. , Equity and Law...... 5 1 4 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - , name, and lastly, we have the West-end and Crys a PALAU. have entertained a hitter enmity against him for previous ' European Life ..... ... 11. 20 0 0 an - ' esteem w hich ehould be its pride and is its duty to FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH 31. Family Endowmeni •• 41. per cent. iOO 004 0 0 - Palace Railway, which, While it gives animation iletreatment, was spared on condition that he would take A despatch has been received by the Earl of Mal ee. - General .. ........ 6 per cent. 50 0 an - . inspire ? and some smoke to the otherwise dismal Battersea the ship into the Bey of Islands, New Zealand. It appears bury, her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign AfraierBs, Globe - ........ 51. per cent. Stock. all 89% "We appeal to you as American citizens, who • It is but tt . f t tt t 11 samg a ac pa en o a men when we region romise to be of infinite service to the mag- . that they mede land on the Ist Jan, ele to which time from Ea r l Cowley, her Majesty's Ambassador at Peris Gresham:Life - - 47 b _ 4 say that the most solemn anniversary in the Chris have been wronged, insulted, abused, and perse- ,P _ . fdt h• h tee vessel was in the possession of the desperadoes, the stating that the competent authorities will be authorised Do. Do. ....... - 20 0050 0 0 - nificent an c d o3tly enterprise, as aeeero w ic . Guardian ............ 5/. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 51% cuted driven before our relentless foes from city to • h tian year has long been regarded in this country by second officer being in ' d the first officer under irons, an for the future, ais heretofore, to furnish t B • t * o ri ish subjectst Imperial Fire ..... _ - 121. per cent 500 0 0 30 0 0 363 ' city, from State to State, until we were finally e a- it has been projected. As to the park itself, whic reat masses of the population as a national holi- resident in France the strict surveillance of his captors, who pared d h et e , passports to travel in the interior of Imperial Life .. 143. 100 0 0 210 0 1934 k a we visited yesterday, in the hore that, the day be- q polled from the confines of civilisation (?) to see • uay. Nor can that occasion much surprise when deck with arms in their hands, Plumer at their head, the French territories ; and also in cases of urgent mews- Indemnity Marine ...... 5: p. ct. &bs. 100 0013 0 0 134 reat holiday, the traditional resort of holiday shelter in a barren, iahospitable clime, amid the ing a g one remembers that, although in all Christian and forced a compliance with their orders from the rest l s a ity d to grant passports to British subjects to return to Eng- Law Fire ............ 2s &23 bons 100 0 0 210 0 - folks would be seen iu its best aspect, we must con- • Law Lite... •......... 21/. per sh. 100 0 0 12 10 0 64 wild savage tribes of the desert plain. We claim countries it is a day on which there is the sarne of the crew. The gang now came to the resolution of n fess t at it I no s ri eus as being so great an h • d'd tt 1 . COMMISSIONS SIGNE OBY LORDS LIEUTENANT. Legal and General Life js. per share 50 0 0 20 0 - to be a portion of the people, and, as such, have • general cessation from labour and budness as on abandoning the vessel Pr v•o eius to this, the followin London mprovement on the gay disorder of old Battersea- stateme t ter . g North Somerset Reeiment of Y rights which must be respected, and which we have Sunday, and to which much the same idea of sane- • fi n tva! en ed in the log-book, and signed bY William Melliar Fosta 'IS 11: G oomanry Cavalry- London & Prim Law • • 3s. ,5000 2 0 0 3 1 IdS hd b 1d t t . • t The wea n fie as we a een e oan wipe e. t e ve principal actors in the tragedy. r- e tar, ent., to be Cornet, vice Marme............... 18s. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77% a right to demand. We claim that in a republica • •S nO 12 tity is attached in the popular mind, there i ~ ,_. . Smith, promoted. Sled.hrslid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 2 0 0 - t • t • t f bl fi t c• ther, iis rue, was agues a avoura ers a e.. Sabbath, to bate) Junior, N. Beeford, Massachusetts, IJ.S., form of government, such as our fathers established, express command as in the caws of th East Kent Regiment of Militia --Hamilton Campbell 'terve -- -- -- -- ---- 54- per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - uaintance. The north wind blew keenly all along . - When to this consideration is added " ' Friday, December 25, 1857. Gill, Gent., let° West Eieex Militia, M:narch ..• -• • • •..... 51. Per cent. -- r-- oof 0 o - and. such as ours still possesses to be, the officers 9 . , keep it hoty. to be Ensign, vice , NT w Equitable - d occasionally smart taps on the face , ~ our route, an • " ' Latitude 37 degrees 58 minutes South 1 't d 66 Knetchbull lft tne intense eagerness with which, in a great city . , ongi u e . , , peomoted ; Samuel Lang, Gent., to be Ensign, Pelican are and should be the servants of the people-not just hinted that a snowstorm was preparingup a o , . like this, the toiling multitudes who pursue their „ . . degrees 57 minutes East. vice Bury, resigned. Phcenix •..• • .• - 5/. per cent. - - 173 their masters, dictators, or tyrants. -vhile the road through which we passed was singu various avocations and spend their (Lily lives under g l ' ' The] is le certify that we, Cyrue Plumer John Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery Regiment-Francis Profestiona Life •• • • - "To the numerous charges of our enemies we Maurice Drummond Davies Gent. to be Second Lieu- Provident Life - re gulary bare of that human furniture which waa so aI, Richard Cartha, Cornelius Burns, and Wil Rock Life.... •... • • 7s. 500 0100 8H plead not guilty, and challenge the world, befo c niditions more or less prejudicial to health wel- ' - liam tenant vice Willie ** td ' ens, appotn e to the sth Regiment of Royal Exam - necessary to make it look pleasant and respectable. ' Hubert did, on the night of the 25th' of December last, Foot. ' nge any just tribunal, to the proof. But Nine-el . ms and its neighbourhood, somehow, . h come a day's respite from labour and long to ba off t k h h• aete s ip Junior, and that all others in the ship 3d Regiment of R 1 S MT • oya .. arrey i itia-Henry Chandos Ditto Life Sun Fire ...... 6% p. c & bs. - PP ^ " Are we mistaken in our 'views with regard to into t e country, especially in the spring, to enjoy are quite innocent of the deed. The captain and third Rivers, Gent ,tobe E .... 1/. 14s. - - y e seems always to be in an unfinished state. There neign. United Kingdom 41 & bonus. 20 00 5 11; 0- ' the policy and intention of Government ? N _ tl I d ie g a some sight of green fields and trees, there mate were killed, and the second mate was wounded Northampionshire Militia-Richard •• .• . ye e are always piles of bricks and mountains of mor- Carr, Gent., to be Universal Life ... ..... 51. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - hope that you will prove to us that we are. are few, we imagine, who would be so churlish as and teken prisoner at the time. The mate was Ensign. Victoria Life •• . ..... si. & bonus - 50 0 6% tar accumulated, and huge items of steam ma ask you to reconsider the course which has been to begrudge them this opportunity of relaxation. wounded in the shoulder with belle fhom a whaling (The fol'owing Appointment is substituted for that Is• 1 " b t if some great work c mery ying aou , as un, and at the time we fired we set his bed on fire which a eared in the - JOINT-STOCK BANKS. taken, to evince by some act of reterning justice • Of late years the Londoners of almost all classes g „ . . , PP Ga,ette of 26th of March last.] . d't 'll b d •tt Ith t th• re going on-an iwi e a rise ec ano mg was obliged, for fear of suffocation to take the Northamptonshire Militia-William Croome, Gent t - h cme to associate Good Friday with but one ann ne that you respect our constitutional rights, and see we ave 0 ~ o Dividend Amount d . 1 looks so isma as a place so decorated on a holi- • lower hold where he remained until WY - bo Aseistant-Sur eon vice H. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ‘, ,-, • • idea in reference to the mode of recreation which , e nesday afte- . , g , ampden Henley Maclean, re whether it will not lighten the burden of oppres day when the workmen are au away. er . ccasionat . 1 -, noon. We could not find him before, but we undertook signed. • Annum. Share. sion which you have inflicted. And, that the paople they choose and that is the Crystal Palace. _ snatches of the river a . fforded a little relief as we ' . -`" a strict search and found him there W . e promised him -,,....- " may have just cause to rejoice in and applaud-not cannot be denied that there ie much reason for the h • 11 A s. . A S. d. b fl t• dr s• 1 s an d got farther on ? with a lazy arge 9a. ing ow i. y is i e and the ship if he would come out and surrender NATAL PRIZE MONEY. australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 all - • condemn-your acts, withdraw your troop preference, for it combines all the advantages of a •th t Department of the Accountant-General of Bank at Egypt ...... - 25 0 18 15 0 21% give us a voice in the selection of officers, thus along, or a brisk little steamer fizzing and fuming , short trip into the country with a destination which wi ou any trouble, and so he came out. Since he has 2 been in the ship he has been a good officer, and has kept the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-House, Bank of London .. 51. per cent. 100 0 60 0 0 - proving to us your willingness to extend peace a landing pier with its cargo of well boldly up to , . . 41 - for multiplicity and attraction of ita various points his place. We aereed to leave him the greater part of the • • April 1, 1858. British North American 9 per cent. 50 0 Ch. Bk. Ind. A.ust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 all 5 7.% 60 0 - dressed passengers. But on the opposite at eot f• t t dll tr. t•sed by an elevating crew, and w ' Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein, City ' rattler than war. f New pi n: di e° oin tares ,an a cla ac eri e have put him under . oath not to attempt to th t ,• • " True this territory is part of the public domain the river, the dank, ghastly s -treats ' o th their lon and instructive tendency, has had no equal in follow us, but to go atralght away and not molest 11F. bn a tio p n re o caratimar o. e ri rw tipaaking for the intended distri- Colonial " 100 0 25 0 0 - looked extremely dyspeptic, wi . g- • n- Commercial °Monacan 71. p. c. & Ins.• 100 0 20 0 0 - of the United States, but how was it acquired ? this age or country, and all this at a cost within We shall wntch arouhd • her for sem° time, and if he known, crr;tured on tregorAi t t l ein sch ior er, Name 17 avenues of bilious-looking stucco cutting the river , t )7, by her Ma- Eng . Scot. & Amt. Ch. 4.. per eent.l 20 o an is Did not the people of Utah furnish at the call of the reaeh of the merest apprentise boy. The anempts to folio wus or stay around here, we shall come jesty's ship Myrmidon. Lond. C'nar. Bk. of Atm. 51. per cent. '2O 0 IP 18% the Government, an altogether unprecedented bank e at riaht angles, and relying for the pic ea er 00, remembering that on this particular r d t on board and sink the ship. If we had not found Mr. Agents or other persons having - any just and legal demand Do. New London and County 'el e turesque on the distant Millbank Peniteatiary and Nelson the ship nnliquidated against the said proceeds, are required to . quota of troops to aid in the war then raging wi . day ("the Lenten season the Palace at Sydenham would have been lost. We have taken Lon. & Eastn Llnkg. C. 61. per cent. 100 0 50 0 0 - f M C WU' fa t the proximate campanile o r. uis • c ory. two bnat3 and tan men, and everything that we wanted. transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Regis. London Joint-Stock 28 er cent 15001 10 0 0 30% Mexico, and that, too, under the most adverse is the only great place of public entertainment and trar of th H' C ' ' - e igh ourt of Admiralty, in order that the Londn and Westminstr 18' per cent. 100 0 ,20 0 0 45% a sulky and circu trances ? Aud did not the people settle Vauxhall bridge, we could fancy, wore , recreation available to the population of the metro- • • We did not put Mr. Nelson in irons on account of same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that Officer, Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 100 0 35 0 0 - rtainly a solitary expression, apropos of the new _ bis being wounded, but we kept a strict watch over him Ditto, New ...• •• • • 20 0 10 0 0 - this territory, while it was still under the ce pons excepting the parks and Hampton Court, will and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said Court. ~ dominion of Mexico ? And did not the Govern- rival to the westward ; an l b d the foreground under - , , a scarcely be surprised to learn that no less than all the time We particularl w• h t th tll h in the ship 'but we five aforesyaidis e o say aa l ot ers Agents and all other persons holdine powers of Attorney, m l i e tl i o tt q o a d i i i t 3 t a o nk . „ •20 0 50 0 - ment discharge the Mormon battalion in an our fee l t . bein b g made of . coa l ar . ges, .ana mu l se i an 27 000 people were attracted to it yesterday. Of of any part in the affair. m n are quite 'nnocent prize oeders, aseignments, or other instruments, by virtue New ,ontli Wales . - a l 0 36 - enemy's country, after a most toilsome march strugg ing eams of Umber ying distracted y sere . ) of which they may be legally entitled to claim the Oriental Bank Corp Ora. I(4:per cent. ' 25 0 38% n se only 1 562 were season ticket holders, show of over 2,000 milek without furnisking them the t . ' ati and there, oar an imp ons of tbe new park did t . e 2 (Signed) " emus PLUMES, share belonging to any captor, are requested, with as little °ttoman Bank - 20 0 15 1) oIN h d •ts b aerie When not rise as we approac e i oun .s. mg that by far the greater bulk of the visitors- " Witnesees: Mate NELSON "JOHN Hein, delay as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied bo Provincial of Ireland V. p. ctAbs. 100 0250 0 - means to return ? Your present acts would deprive upwards of 25 400 in number who paid the ordi- PRO vOST, HUGH DUFF, " RICHD. CARTHA, the usual documents, to the Prize Branch of the 7 Ditto New.• •..•• •• 81 per cent 10 0 all - we met a solitary wayfarer we asked him the why, Depart- lonian., . . 53: per cent. 25 0 ail - of life and liberty those very men who so gallantly na,r shill' 'f ad ' • ' b in or mission-7w . ere of the middle HENRY L. LORD, HER- " COR. BURNS, ment of the " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admi- South Au - si,;•& * lia ** •••• . :: 10/. per cent. 25 0 all 30H and he vaguely replied, " There," after the manner and Y h ratty, Somerset-house." perilled their lives for the common good. um ler classes. In this immense gathering MAN GRAY." " WM. HUBERT. Union of Asistralia.• • • Sll. per cent. 25 0 all 46% f the Mulli an when questioned as to his domicile ; "We do not charge the acts of his predecessors 0 g there was one element of Reyalty in the person et: "They left the ship in the vicinity of Cape Howe in Lo Doe oa nolic z e cu w e i o ll f t giv a e t n, by future advertisements in the e - 210 0 - 1 la• I d d and as we got nearer, a new y s ing e roa , one d e proposed for the commence ion of Hamburg • • - 15 0 30 0 - ment upon the present incumbent, but now restore unto his Royal Hi h p - g ness rince George of Saxony, who, two whale-boats, taking with them everything of value es distribution ; and, at the same tim YJni f L don 151 per cent. 50 0 non o on .••• •• • 10 0 0 24% e, the amount of a us our rights in Missouri and other States, of which t (I . - t," n posts and a general rooting up of or wo !rec io , • di • attended by ad' t . •b. d • is Inguis e suite, was present dur- w Y hich the could la their hands u o y pn. They attempted individuars share in the respective classes will b n Unity Mutual .. -••• • - - 100 0 50 0 0 - the terrain were the only in cations we could see to penetrate the interior from Ninety-mile beach, but nounced e au* Western Bank of Londn. - 100 0 50 0 0 - ____ d guaran we were inhumanly robbed ; reinstate an - , ire , part of the afternoou On th G dF ni f . e oo re ay o • fou d 't n i more difficult ithan they expected, as this is a tee unto us the peaceful possession of lands for of au approach to the promised rus in urbe. Tue . last year, which was a remarkably fine day, there - LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. which you have taken and yet retain our money ; cornfields which, in former springs, used to look so were 27,448 visitors to the Palace, or nearly 500 par . t . where, from a scarcity of water, even the abo- BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ~ bring to justice the murderers of Joseph and Hyram green and grateful to the eye, and in autumn sup- in excess of the number there yesterday. When h riginies find it scarcely possible to travel. Six of William Nichols, worsted spinner Wilsden, Yorkshire. Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. price, , Smith, who were massacred while in the custody of P lied the Cockney with as much agricultural lora as it is considered that there was yesterday a commu- t em, however, forming the crew of one boat, have per- James Denby Lee and James Crabtree, machine- k Calverley, Yorkshire. ma ere, Annum. Share. the law,-uuder the pledged faith of a sovereign enabled him to distinguish wheat from barley, w9re nication by railway to the Palace with the west severed in the attempt and it is thought most likel th b "hd • • ' YeY BANKRI7PTS. ....,......... a.......... ............. X s. d. 4 s. d. - State ; punish the assassins of Parley P. Pratt, who the bird. ca c r e all gone ; thes w re absent ; and with - aye pens e in it. If nco, they can scarcely escape end, which did not exist a year ago, as well as from capture. The other four went to Twofold Ba James William Golden, card maker, Brigho se Yo k- Bank of Scotland .... 7.. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 193/10 slew their unresisting victim beneath the portals of them it appeared had flown all the joyous crowds of L . _ G bridge, this falline On On off might be diffi.cult to they gave thereeelves oat as Americans on a v y, where oyage front shire, to surrender, April 19, awl May It, M u half r -past British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 217 10s Caledonian Bank ..... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 16s ittle boys who in happier days were wont to leven at the Leeds Dist • - e 6 , net teourt. the court which had pronounced him guiltless ; re- l' -• ' • -•- ' account for ; but it was croubtless attributable to Melbourne to Sydney. But the singularity of such a City of Glass'ow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 00100 0 81 121 watch their mysterious operations with eager eyes, Henry Seaton, woollen draper, Chelmsford A ril le at ii le 5 ' 1 2 . store unto us our political, religious, and inaliena- the weaeh , er which was cold and raw, accompanied voyage being taken in a whaleboat, their arms and th Clydesdale an .... e a . p cent. 0 0 0 10 0 0 13 •Os d k 118 tt rsea rina again with their joyous an ma e a a e o . e two, and May 14, at twelve at the Conrt of . B P ' ankruptcy. C ,mmercial Bank - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 225/10 ble rights, that we may have reason to believe that towards the afternoon with slight showers of sleet. nature and value of the property they had with them, Edward Webster Mo • ' • houts on each return of the great holidays. Old rris, printer, Oxford. April 16, at Eastern Bank.. •••• .. 61. per cont. 25 0 0 10 0 0 111 25 Tose are our friends and not our enemies ; execute s s _ _ From before 9in the morning throughout the day excited suspicion. A force was gathered together, and half-past two, and May 14, at one, at the Court of Bank- Edinb. is Glasgow.. - 3541. p cent. 5 0 60 0 100/08 t nl destro ed but Battersea-fields have been no o y y ~ they were arrested ; but as there was no tangible evi- ruptcy. National Bank .. - -6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 18410 justice and judgment upon the guilty', and spare the trains fer the accommodation of visitors ran at fre they have been vehemently abused by their de- dence against them they were discharged again, although John Bunton, hotel keeper, King's Lynn April 13 and N o orth of Scotland Bank 51. per cent SO 0 0 2100 51 125 innocent ; let truth, honesty, industry, lova of right quent intervals, simultaneousl from London- R yal Bank of Soon. .. 52. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1421 s and liberty stand unmolested d t td by your an pro ec e stroyers, and still there was some life and interest bridae and Battersea. This had y t he effect of sI t the boat was detained. Tney made teemselves, however, may 14, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruacy. Union Bank of Scot. •• 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90/ Os pi - as far as outward a e Henry Robert Wilkins d • , taper, Weetbromwich, April Western Bank •• - .. c .• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 -1 0 fi pp arances went, pretty comfortable, acts, as they are by the very genius of our loved da s in them on Good Fridays and Easter Mon v - ' ting the crowd, which did not, therefore, ress with • 15 and May 8, at half . Alliance Fire and Li e.. 8% /.pr cent. 100 0011 0 0 171 Os institutions. Do that, and you will do more to- with their pleasant ditches so convenient for tuna anything like the severity or clan ff 13 f ger o ormer ete who called hi wearing ne clothes and living a reckless life. Plumer $ trict Court. -past eleven, at the Birmingham Dia- British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 01/ 55 wards rescuing our beloved country from its foul bliug into, their tranquil pools nicely covered with cl. son one railway startin - mself Captain Wilson, became quite a John Phillips ti Caledonian Fire Insur . 10.. per cent. too 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os ay g Point. At one period ladies' man, and was even it is said, upon the eve of I M sat t' raber dealer' Birmingham, April 11 City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2004 i Os ' pollution and its fearful doom than can be accom- green, into which a philosopher might plunge his of the day the trains on]the new line from Batter- marriage when he was ar'reated. When the ans . ay s ee en, at the Birmingham District Court. Colonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 300 71 los plished by endeavouring to destroy a people who hand and give a pleasing lecture on the infusoria ; sea were so crowded that they did not stop at the the ship they imposed an oath on the chief mate m t e , n t l a .e k i e t maTh ° 1 .1 3a a t a I t ; r e r l i " n ' coal merchant, Rhyl, April 16, and Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26/15s under the broad folds of the constitution, deem il their high-spirited donkeys, which seemed to grow Y ese at the Liverpool District Court. Eng. & Scot, Law Life 5/..ier cent. 50 00Jb0 4/ Os intermediate stations t • k o plc up the pass en e e ee the ship on to New Zealani. Had he done this the James Syred, seedsman and florist Red Hill Reieate Life Assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 300 64 155 no sin to unite in worshipping God according to the more hilarious the more they were subjected to the . . y A ril 14, at two, an • '- ' Nationa, Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0014 0 I/ 195 h d tl f tl waiting t ere •an eerie was requen y a mem ° • would have hs.d a considerable time before them to pro- P d May 17, at one, at the C.mirt of dictates of their own consciences. Pay us a few stick ; and their picturesque gipsies, who told for fest paucity ("accommodation for first-Class passen- vide for their own safety. Bet of course he regarded Bankruptcy. North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 39/ Os Northern Assurance Co 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ 15s hundral thousand dollars, which the Government tunes to the strangers, and got up boxing matches 1 a s Nothin could excuse this, erhaps but the the oath thus forced upon him as imposing no moral Charles James and Henry George Evans, coopers, Beer- Scottish Provincial . * 50 0 0 200 2/ 155 lane, City, honestly owes us nor suppressing Indian hoetilities amongst themselves, which we always e njoyed s o g • g . _. 1 3 ... , obligation, and he determined upon nuking towarde the April 14, at one, and May 17, at twelve, at Scottish Union Insrne . : * 7361. -- pr cent. 20 0010 0 11 14s • pressure of so vast a crowd on the railway arrange and maintaining peaceful relations with the na- intensely because we had no personal interest in t nd the little difficulties at fi • • rst incident to • nearest port at which he could get assistance for the the j _C oh ou n r i t of Bankruptcy. Standard Life •• .• .. • • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 28/ Os five tribes, instead of expendina millions to de- them whatever. What a novelty it was then for a 1:11 . . C e ll S a k. na of a new line. ship, and invoke the arm of justice to nce, apothecary, Wilton-street Middlesex A ril pursue the mutt- le, at eleven and Ma 9 • ' ' I) GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIErs. prive • a portion of our citizens . of 'life, liberty, smoke dried Londoner to walk two miles along the tu T ii: l eor 1 ~, . nears. He at first shaped his course towarda Hobart Biukruptcy., y -0, at twelve, at the Court of _ and the pursuits of happiness.' Try on the plais- road, or land at the Red House from a twopenny ther lama unfavourable for recreation in e wea e Town, but meet' ' h ' tog wit an intercolonial trader he , was Edward Shingler, shoemaker, Birmingham, April 19, Name of ComPanY. Dividend &monist per of Paid. Price. ter of friendly iutercourse and honourable dealing, boat, and plunge suddenly amongst this i,myste- the grounds the great mass of the company kept advhni to b fS d d d'd within the b . Id* • • d d ui ing, enjoying the promena ean m ear up or y ney, an I so. Tne excite- an.l May 10, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District ent here on hearing of this mutiny, as well as the pub- Court. -.------- Annum. Share. instead of foul aggression and war. Treat us as rious eastern people, and tranquilly to observe music varying these with the more substantial fare lic sympath with its victims was ver William . Weston I s. d. X 5. d. Young, Joseph Weston Young, and British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0 all 24% friends, as citizens entitled to and possessing equal their ethnological distinctiveness in the comfort which' holds ' • , • y , y great. Soon so prominent a place in an English- afterwards word was brought of some of the men having Georee Young, millers, Neath, Glamorganshire, April 16, Brighton ••....•• •• •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 - - rights with our fellows, and not as ' alien enemies,' able assurance that there was a police-station within man's ideas of a holiday excursion. A hlf t a -past 2 been seen at Gabo Island, and the steamer Illaysarra and May 17, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. city of London .• .. .. 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 150 0 0 100 lest you make us such. easy distance, Battersea-fields were amongst ;the o'clock the crowd, which had. then reached its was at once dispatched in search of them, with an armed Chad Fisher Richardson, victualler, late of Church- Equitable .•••••• •• •• 2/. 50 0 0 all 42% " You have never cherisbed nor fostered this as last of the squatting grounns of these poor people, street, Stoke Newington, April 15, at twelve, and May 14 European ...• • •••••• 61. per cent. 20 0 0 - - maximum, was collected in a body in the transept f id party of police. The steamer followed the men to Two- ' Great Central ........ 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 - 1156 you heye other territories, though having more claim and Vest three years since faces mig ' ht have been to hear selen ions of sacred music from the "Stabat o Bay, but ere her arrival an account of the mutin at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. go White the elder t ' Imperial .. •• •• ...... 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 - - , eller, Plaistow, Essex, April 50 0 0 12 10 G 27% to your generosity, forbearance, and protection. In seen there which would not have seemed out of Mater" of Rossini and from Haydu's " Crea.ion " had bsen received through another channel, and tje leitl r Ma 14, at h lf Ditto New - 1856 we adopted a republican constitution and form Place in a Nineveh fresco. Hera a young girl with the 1 I f 1 - 1 . h bM . S ' so o pas A o w ic were sung y Bs tab- (c, local authorities had secured three of them, The fourth t rup cy. y a -past eleven, at the Court of Bank- Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 00 - Do Continental IstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 50 of government, and forwarded those documents-a an eye sparkling like a stray sunbeam from the b h NI M• de nd Mr. Thomas d h s- a ac ,i r. Iran , a ,an t o rtha) esea,peo into the bush, but lee has since been William Harrison and George Taylor, brewers DO. Do. 2d Cap. , Hadlow, 41. 155. 60 0 0 41 0 0 50 - - census report, and a petition to be admitted into south over our dull. northern morass, tranquilly . captured. Thia wag apparently the most desperate tnan of Kent, April 15, at one, and May 11, at twelve, at the Court Do. DO. 3d Cap. 4/. 10S. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - b Nes b the chorus of the Ro a 4 Italian 0 Do. Do. etti Cap. - - ai. - 50- 0 0 '4l 9 o - the Union as a free, sovereign, and independent watching a combat between two walnut tinted C oru h . 17 . pera, the party. -Afterhfs appreherision he-managed to con- of Bankruptcy. - _,. i fNI S h Y under t e irect on oi r. myt son-the fine band Independent ... •••• •• 51. 40 0 0 all - State ; but an unhellowed prejudice was so strong lovers ; and here her elder relatives harnessing ceal a small file from the searching eyes of the police, SCOTCH SEQUESTRA.TIONS. Londov Part. Preferen. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 - _ against us that our delegates found no member of , donkeys for the little boys, or tempting their cupi- - of the Palase Company, with Mr. Means as its con- and had nearly severe i 3 th d d Douglas and Son, watchmakers, G d 1 i irons ere is was iscovere . reenock. Phenix ColdstreamGuards d' ductor, and that of the , traded •" As the four men now in custody are American sub- .Tames Galt, farmer, Whiteshaw, Carluke. Ratcliff ...• •„ , 5/. 20 0016 0 0 - Congress willing to preseut and advocate our peti- dity and enterprise by vociferous invitations to the Surrey Consumers Von. Why not giant ue admission, and thereby, Godfrey supplying alternatel the o J ancient game of "Three shies a penny." Then there , b •Y Mr * a - ' s° - • acts it has been uestioted y r- , .. - el • whether they be considered • , J. and A. Dykes, and Morton wa h David R - • - ust, clothier Aborl Leen. , re ousemen, Glasgow. United General • • - - d cbestral accompaniment. Nothing exercises so in- amenable to our laws, or whether the Conseil for the Westminster Chartered 7 aer cent. 50 0 0 - bl nt the same time, act justly and peacefully, and were the roundabouts, and the wooden horses an ' • ble and deep a spell over a large assemblaae of varia . United States will demand them from our authorities jam • es • Stewart bete' kee or Arb , 1 p , roath. Ditto, New •••• • • • • - 50 0 0 10 0 0 le wieely dispose of a vexed question ? above all the cakes and the gin aer beer, so dear to the d d • David Davidson Manson, farmer, Spynio, gins .re. Western A . El b; •• •. le however mixed it may be, as music eine- an sen them with a copy of the depositions taken here to o 0 all s " You have appointed, the newspapers state, a Perambulating Londoner, whle i leas of a holiday Ite o p ' . 0)' to their o -- Ditto B - wn country for trial. In the latter event the wally that of a high-class character. f this none full set of officials for Utah from among entire are genersdly oddly mixed up with vague notions case will be reaumed aext week b h • • y t e examination of BANK OF ENGLAND. a more aware than the executive body at the Pa- es A t - MISCELLANEOUS. • strangers, and to do so were obliged to hawk about of something to eat, and in some rare instances -" f . , several fresh witmoses from the h' 's company ' , i ceoun , puruant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the offices from State to State, every honourable of something to drink. All are gone, and Battersea lace, or no one of the many and varied enueavours to r • e mit every particle of evidence bearing upon the sip s, 1n order the Week ending on Wednesday, the 31st day of March, 1858. Dividend AmOunt and principled man indignantly declining your ap- has marched with the march of intellect. Three they have made to consult the popular taste has affair. Pend' " • nig this lectsioa, the inveAtgation is ad ISSUE DEPARTMENT. X X Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. been so successful. The musical performances of journed unt'l M Vcsintments ; until at length you succeeded in find_ hundred thousand pounds sterling have been spent i i onday next. Notes issued illg the requisite numbs'. from among the reckless, in tuning the wild, irreguler, scrubby, jolly wilder- yesterday only affordnd an9ther confirmation of the "The following is a description of the prieoners at Other securities ... 3,459,900 A adi Ch £ s. d. £ s. d. rule. The manner in which these 27 000 persons Present in custody h Gold coia and bullion 17,803,385 ri i i ste ral Iron .. 10 002 0 0 - Lica • m Ship .. th.e- drunken, the unprincipled, the dissolute, the ness into a park, and the people and the gipsies, and , ese : -Plumer, the alleged ring- Silver bullion.. ••. • • - 20 0 0 10 0 0 - crowded rotund the point of attraction, first filling leader of the party, is a stout well-favoursd man, with . _______ Assam lea .......... Gt. per .. cent. . h(naseless and pennil. se, who alone feel the need of the donkeys, and the roundabouts, have emigrated 50 0020 0 0 - the large space on the floor of the transept, and rather an intelligent 1 iok, and appears to be about X 32,230,385 X 32,230,385 Auctien Mart......... 2% /per cent. 50 0 0 - - the backing afforded b I ets and for this rea- in order to enjoy their holiday in some lege highly y myon , thirty years of isee, M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Au nt stralian Avieulturi 25 0 0 19 0 0 - th-n sett , 'ine like bees on the vast amphitheatre of e He has a German cast of coun- A trartan or - Bon had far better remain where society is more con- cal tivated district. The park itself covers some- Dated the 13t day of April, 1858 1111 1 , •• .. 81. pr cent. too 0 0 25 0 0 - s a.ts erected for the Handel Festival, and on every tenance with Ii3OA hair and beard, the latter worn Austraean Royal le a p _ genial to their depraved and corrupted testes. N o where about 300 acres, but le as invisible to the full. In t$ • BANKING DEPARTMENT. 10 0 0 au - available point of the adjacent galleries, formed a Jest] characteristice he bears a strikirg Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 105. 10 0 0 all - dOubt, such ie ti d e character of the present ap- outer world as the happy valley of Rassilas, or the similarity to Jac X £ British American Land 5/. per cent 50 0040 0 0 - about i ob Isyese, who is he same Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities pointeas ; for what other 1 t sea It ' spectecle wholly unique in its kind. A noticeeble d h c ass would accept officee city of Ostend from about a mile out a . is age , an as exactl the same st le of count Rest. Ca i rla ........... _ , it.per cent 100 0032 10 0 144 feature in the musical arrangement was the intro enance. - among a people where they well knew they were situated on the side of a noble river, but the river Stanley, the th Y • • Y II I f I oer prisoner, is ait e e low, with Public deposits (in- . ' Annuity) .. • • o, per cent bda 5/.per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - not wanted, and hence had no rieht offisially to cannot be seen from any part of it, and its " water duction of the Old HuudreddiPsalm and the Even- dark hair and eluding Eschequer, ey es, and looks like a Spaniard. Ca-tha oonamissioeers of 16 857 437 • other Securities ••• • • • ,' • Thtte, 6 per cent .. 61 er cnt Stock 100 0 0 Notes ..... .•• • • - p p er cent. toe 100 0 0 - be ? All We have further to say of them is, they' privilege" differs from that of the old fields only in ing Hymn, which were sung by the whole corn- i s an American, quite a yaurg man, not more th ' an 22 or National Debt, Sav- Gold ani Silver Coln 823,532 Ditto:6 pc: bds 1876 6i. er sent. Stock 100 0 0 - had better tarry with their friend s , if they really this particular, that whereas in the former case she pany, the presumption being that every man, 23 years of age. He is of.the average height, rather ing:.• Banks, and Crystal Palace have any. water was speckled in small pools ever t!se whole woman, and c . hild, who Fan sing at all, can join in sligetly made, has dark, but not black, hair, with blue Ott vi pies i ,ce,ounts) 7,630,763 Ditto Preference 7l pr. cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 - "We claim that we should have the p'•l , surface, iu the park it is all collected in one vast in- ' fly' t ge, nose old familia mel t r oches. They were h. st played eyes, and in hi 3 smooth end beardless facs there is a seeet r i g s o ; t an s d'.;:r 12 ' 991 ' 0" Cry,. Palace of France 40 0 all - City Navigation Bonds 334/. per cent - - - through ou the organ and after werds til striking dissimilarity to the other prisoners. Bills IA We have the constitutionsl right, to choor,e our ' laud sea, with a narrow border of gravel path all 5 , cen up by A particu- Electric Telegraph .. 61. per cent. Stock. 'OOO 0 - the hands, tho Opera chorus, and the visitors, and larly careless exp 50 0 all - reioion of countenance is hi.s prevailing - own. ei n em aw l . ma k e e er own lews, wit'eout let or around, which is in turn bounded by a high em- -' £39,912, 5 97 50 0 0 all - he reader may imagine the eff,ct of such a per- °l'm-act' ristic. W e look in vain in either of the four - 439 . 912,597 Ene.Saris. %lag. T. Co. - hindrance. Examine our reports our laws our n ae n men t, beyond which'you rnay imagine but cm- t af, MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Equitable Reversionry 5/per cent. .00 0 0 110 0 0 11l *eta. They have ever been before the publec2they not see Old Father Thames gliding along in all his formance in sirl a place. prisonets for those phrenological developments which Dated the lst day of April, 1858. Dittos New . ...... - 50 0022 10 0 - speak for themselves silver majesty. The beds upon which the flow(); s It is, of course, generally known to the public . sometimes mark the er etrators of great crimes, and it ____ Gen. Revers. B;lnvest. 51. p c and 11. 00 0 0 00 0 0 - is s 1 to hallo' 1 P P 25 0 0 all - - - that the refreshment department of the Cr t 1 P a four men, whose faces betoken better AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Gen. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) " All we want is tli 1 e truth an d e a s e p ay. The are expected to grow are formed. of builders' - ys.a a- th• * lug , arraigued for a crime of so deep a dye." The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, coin- Lond Gen.SteamNavigation 10/. per ct. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 _ Administration have been imposed u by false pon rubbish instead of veoe table soil, and the few ire ,'s lase haa very recehtly, under a new arrangement on Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 400 e n . _ Puted from the returns made in the week endin March Hudson's 8ay.... -.. 5/. per cent. Stock Stock - 3 % g „ and desianing men ; their acts have been preci which are 'sleeted at long intervals on the slopes fill ''', ) bY the directors, passed from ' the -- . 3O, 1857, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid o r Hungerford .... •• •... 21. 52. •00 0 0 an pitate and hasty, perhaps through lack of due con- have not as yet much exceeded. the stature of an Nt a les -b 1 banes of Messrs. - p y W.. 10131 it was COn- [ADVERTISEMENT] -Holloway ' s Ointment and Pills payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Lon. Nie. &Na. Mauso. - 10 0 0 all - - aideration. Please to iet us lcuow what you want ordinary walking-stick. Fore:gners have heard duc:ed with eel A g reateredit to theinsel ves and satis- have an Enviable Reputation in all Parts of th Wld Britain :- e London Reversionary 5/. per cent. is 0,, 8 ' ''' Mex. &S. American - 10 0o , all _ aus before you prepare your halters to hang, or a nd read a great deal of our parks. They read facion to the publc-into those of Messrs. Sawyer -Father Bessell, of 6, Slaney-stre e t 'no r • From the British - Posseseions in America 27 10e Nat. Discount Comp.. - 25 0 0 all - , Birmingham] 50 0 4 IS I Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius-- 'apply the knife to cut out the loathsom d• the- and Strange, a comparatively new and untried fir m. suffered for ten years with an ulcerated leg ; she ' too 00 - e, isgust- - ' „ 6d. _ lag ulcer.' Do you wish us to deny our God and The stately rarks of England It as known to most people that the rent or conside- patient in two ho pitale, and amputation of th I was a 1 Muscovado, the - produce of . the East Indies 3l 6 1. Nor. BrL E Australasian 1 0 0 e ll e ag Wa B Average of the above d f uro e Stns. al. er cent 1 North o p . P • 20 0 0 17 10 0 - esci iptions. renounce our religion ? That we shall not d o . How beautiful they stand ration which Messrs. Staples paid the company for considered imperative to which she refused to submit, . nice'sPatent Cand. Co - 23 occ all _ Amidst their tall ancestral trees, th h the u althoug , leers being of nine _ se __ 5 0 o all "We are at the defiance of earth and hell to e monopoly of selling refreshments within the years' stand; .ng the CATHOLIC OBSE C 3 V - RVANCE OF ~.00D - BIDAT.-Yeeterday Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all 76% O'er all the pleasant land. pain was most acute and the systeen rn h d •• " bulding was a penny per head on every individ 1 ua Ditto New AC ebilitated. morning there was a solemn ceremony in all the Roman 50 0 0 10 0 0 1734 . trove that we have done ought to offend the good, The deer across their greensward bound Hello wa 's Oint ' • Reversionary Int. Soc. 4% I. pr cent 100 e 0 a, 1 , ) - " You have not extended tie Utah so much as Throagh shade and sunny gleam • who entered the palace throughout the year. On , weeks stead y merit and Pills cured her by a few Catholio chapels of the metro l'e c' cl . po i . oar inal Wi , mtnau Ditto New •••. • • -43 e/. pr cer+ toe 0 - i° - " e - os the customary usage of investigation, which would And the swan glides past them with the sound this simple and significant footing the 'l . d e y supp ie her occupation y application, and she is now able to resume -S• Id b ll d' • • e • attehded at St. Jebn's Ceurch, Duncan-terrace, Dling- Royal Mail Steam 4l, p. sh ar . e " 00iC 0 4 ' ‘... iz 100 kave placed in your possession the facts in the case. Of some rejoicing stream.. refreshments to the visitors for the last three or •)y a me Icine vendors through- t on , and preachedthe devotion of the " Three Hours on Scottish Aus. Invest. 15/. per c • ent. 1 co o an le out the world ;at Professor Hello y' rah Australian Land e .1. per cent. 25 00 ' all 35% 4)0 you wish us to permit a hireling soldiery to Let te em not g 0 t o B a tt e rsea to see their anticipa.- four years. The term of their engagement expired 244, Strand, Londo b A. S wa- a Establishments the Cross, ' illustrated by the music of Haydn'a "Pas- ' rust and Loan Comp. eie,, pr cent. 20, 0 0 5 0 0 - 10 come into our. settleitents-t If, so, for whet tions realised, for they will there see .neither the 4 recently, and the compapy invited tenders fc.)r the t • ' n ; y ampa Constantinople • , sion," which W A, Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir M lt t a a, ' ( meats, . AL lung with full orchestral acoornpani- van Diemen's Land lO5. 100 00,23 10 0 - ' 6 per cent. Bonds .., • 4 per coat. --: ' --' - -- STRANGE SCENE IN A. PRISON. An extraordinary instance of criminal despera tion had occurrrd. at Alton Penitentiary, U.S. A eonvi..t, named Ilan, wh was serving out his se cond term, watched his opportunity shortly after breakfast, and when no other guard was in the hall surrounding the cells except Crabb, a turnkey, knocked him down stunned him by a severs blow on the head, then dragged him into ono of the lower cells, tied his hands behind his back, fastened the cell door by means of a stick of timber, previously put in the cell by some confederate, then drew a huge knife from his bosom, assisted Crabb to rise, put him against the door, and threa•ened him with death unless ho was allowed to go at liberty. This most daring attempt was soon known, and promptly brought Colonel Buckmaster, the governor, and his guards to the spot. The convict threatened Crabb with instant death if any attempt was made upon the door, holding his knife within a couple of inches of his breast. For upwards of an hour Col. Buckmaster and his guards watched an opportunity to shoot Hall, but, there being but one opening in the door, and that quite small, he kept Crabb constantly between him and the open ing, so that he could only be reached through his body. Thus matters continued till about noon, when Crabb made some effort to open the door, but was immediately severely cut in the hand by the convict. During the day the convict stated his terms of submission to be a revolver, loaded by himself, a full suit of citizen's dress, 100 dollars in money, and to be driven out of town in a close car riage, accompanied by C ra bb t o suc h a pl ace as h e should designate ; all of which were of course inad missible. In the meantime, however, Col. Buck master procured a pardon. from the Government, to be used at his discretion. All day the guards were on the watch to shoot the scoundrel, but as he had positively declared he would kill Crabb if he was not instantly killed himself, great care had to be taken for fear he might put his threat into exe cution. About 11 o'clock at night one of the guards got a shot at him, but averted his fire upon a change of position, for fear of shooting Crabb. The en trance to the cell was very narrow, the door of plate iron, with a small grating at the top for ventilation. The door opened inward, and was very strongly fastened. During the day great fears were enter tained that he would kill the guard, and for fear of that active operations were not pushed forward. In the evening everything was done which could be done consistently with Crabb's safety. No chance would the convict give for any injury to himself, as he either studiously kept the guard between him and the grating, or lay down against the door, out of the reach of a shot. He professed to have no ill feeling to Crabb. Everything was done during the night to surprise the convict into a capture, but he was vigilant, and amused himself from time to time by pricking his victim with the point of his knife. At nine o'clock on the following morn ing Mr. Rutherford, the state superintendent, and Colonel Buckmaster, undertook to get into the cell of the prisoner by stratagem. Breakfast was set at the cell door in vessels of larger size than ordinary, but the convict refused to open the door until the hall was cleared, which after a brief con- sultation was done. The governor, superintendent, and guards were on each side of the cell, but out of sight and motionless. The convict slowly opened the door nearly enough to admit the food, when a crowbar was; instantly inserted. The governor cried out to Crabb to fight for his life. He accordingly sprang to the opening of the door, and at length dragged himself through, but not before he was stabbed by the convict nine times, seven times in the back and twice on the arms. When the poor victim was dragged out the convict barred the door again, and refused to yield. He was then given a few minutes for reflection, and was, after much dodging and effort to get out of the reach of the fire, 8114 by the governor. The ball struck his skull Past below the left ear, and, glancing around, lodged under the skull. He fell instantly, and was dragged out of the cell, and was thought to be dead, but soon recovered awl talked as sensibly as any man could under the circumstances. After the convict was taken out of the cell, his knife, about eight inches long, with a double edge, was found in the cell, and on his person wa s also found another knife with a blade four inches long. A Crabb, the wounded guard, was immediately taken to the hospital, and his wounds were examined and dressed. The convict was laid on a mattress in the prison hall. He said he hoped Crabb would live, and in the next breath said he had put five men in the same fix he was in himself. He did , not live long. Country l'ilantets BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 1. At this day's market there was again a limited supply of wheat from the farmers, which was cleared off at a reduction of is per qr. Barley rather cheaper. Oats a slow sale, at previous rates. Beans is dearer, and peas neglected. WAKEFIELD-APRIL 1. A short supply of wheat, with a firm sale, and last week's rates maintained. In barleys no alteration. Beams fully as dear. Oats and shelling unchanged. AVERAGES FOR TUE WEER ENDING MARCH 29, 1858. Wheat 3024 quarters, at 45s 2d Barley Oats 124 „ 27s 9,d Beans Peas 45 „ 46s 32d BRISTOL-APRIL 1. There,was but a very moderate trade to-day in wheat, at a decline of is per qr. on the prices of last market day. Barley and beans maintained their value. Oats fully od dearer. EXETER-APRIL 1. CORN.—Wheat, 5s 3d to 5s Od; barley, 40 to 4s 3d grinding do., 0, Od to Os Od. Oats, 2s 6cl to 28 9d Beans, Os Od to Oft Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od. FLOUR. —Fine, 31s Od to 32s Od; seconds, 30s Od to --41 Od per sack. CATTLE. —There was a small supply of bullocks. Best beef, from 9s 6d to 103 Gd per score ; inferior, 7s to 8s per score ; fat calves, 5?-,d to Gd per lb ; barrenners, Os Od to Os Od. per score ; cows and calved, 121. to 181. vs ; butchers' calves, Od to 7d per lb., rearinc calves —s to -- s each; sheep, ewes and lambs, 21. 5s to 31. 5s per couple; ewes, Oct to GA ; wethers, 7d —d; lambs, 7Ad to 0 per lb. Pigs, largo size, —s to —s ; second size, —s to —s ; slips, to —s ; suckers, —s to —s. Rough fat, 4id per lb. Pork carcases from 8s Gd to 9s tid per score. CORK—MA.Rea 31. At to-day's market grain realised the following rates Red wheat 193 Od to 22s 6d Barley lss 6d to —3 Od 04s l2s 6d to 163 6d A MARRIAGE CEREMONY BROKEN OFF AT THE CLOSE. —" Siipe between the cup and the lip" are proverbially matey, and a correspondent narrates an instance of a slip of this kind which may serve as a warning t o a ll light-hearted young men and maidens to keep their countenances during the performance of the solemn ser vice which begins with "Dearly beloved," and ends with "amazement." In one of our rural churches much frequented by bachelors who wish to be converted into Beto-diets, and spinsters who desire to exchange single blessedness for holy matrimony, a y ming couple were recently being joined i n th e b on d s o f we d loc k , when, just as the final pledge was about to be exchanged, one of the company smiled, and set the rest a giggling, where upon the officiating clergyman laid down his book, dis robed, and left the church, leaving the persons who had been so nearly made man and wife no alternative but to go home, and console themselves for their disappointment over the wedding feast. The Vicar of Wakefield was obliged to chasten the somewhat unruly disposition to levity shown by his daughter Sophia and Miss Arabella Wilmot when he was aoout to join their hands to Sir William Thornhill and George Primrose, but he did me; throw aside his book in a pet and break off the cere mony, though he threatened it. Perhaps in the case just hated a seasonable rr-proof might have checked the disposition of the bridal party to unseemly mirth, con vinced them of their error, and vindicated the reverence due to the sacred precincts.—Wercester Chronicle. BIRTIts. CARR-0,1 the 31st March, at Lee-grove, Blackheath, Mrs. Win. Carr, of a daughter. BATTISCOMBE—On the 30th March, at 51, Sussex-gardens, Hyde-park, the wife of P. Battiscombe, Esq., of a son. SPINK —On the Ist inst., at 2, Gracechurch-street, Mrs. J Spink, of a son. _ . ._.. ISIABIR lAGES.. George's, MORRIS—CLARKE— On the 3 1 st March , at St. Hanover-square, C. W. Morris, Esq., surgeon, Campden, to Eleanor Charlotte, third surviving (laughter of the Rev. L. C. Clarke, 8.A., incumbent of Wolviston, Stockton-on - Tees. - - SnMAR•T —W ELD —On the 31st March, at St. Mary's Ab bot's, Kensiugton, James J. Smart, of Park-road. Re gent's-psi k, to Esther, relict of the late Matthew Hingley. Eel., and second daughter of Erasmus Weld, Esq., of Nottin,•hill-square. DEATHS. at , 7, Barnsbury-park, Wing- BROWN—On the 30th M arc h , ton, Miss Brown. BOGLE—On the 26th March. at Cheltenham, Archibald Bugle, Esq., of Gnu:km . o lll U, Lanarkshire, aged 61. BAXTER—On the 22d March, At Bru m l ey, K ent, M r. T . aged S. Baxter, 6 M`GniGort-0° the 2d inst.,at 3, Harley-street, Caven dish-square, Sir James Al `Grigur, Bart., K.C.8., late Ditec'er-General of the Army Medical Department, aged 87. RonA urs—On the 2d inst., at 26, Hill-street, Berkeley square, Abraham Wildey Robarts, Esq., in the 79th year of his age. SMITH—On the Ist inst., at Endsleigh-street, Tavistock. square, Robert Smith, Earl., aged 85. TouLmiN—O u the 31st March, at Rosherville, Kent, Mar garet Susanna, the eldest child of S. S. Toulmin, Esq., of Doughty-street, and New-square, Lincoln's-inn. LuzwuN ; Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Die Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county of Middlehox, Saturday, April 3, 1858. Tl' IN the SPEC' to be held the 7th Ap SpeciAl, fo now before vernment Clovernme the Queen. pRO The Cot Rettlemeni by the dea prietor, du pose some to ill the nify by sol Maine ten ( in the city the name or her. T HE Bb and Germ Througl Company, Fifty po Further Company' street. L oN W. LONDON FIELD, I Friday), f April, incl Euston-st Euston-st Stockport Manehest , Staleybrid Greenfield Oldham Marsden Huddersti, Dewsbury Batley . • Birstal Fares 5 fusion-5 Ticket: ✓ys, are 'lean( 7 t .711 MOVE 1•11 f tj,Pre I Wert ustol TRAll' ITainir toy, ail M place, Lo loans on N.B. 7 Assured, of grace. N° 'Soli( Capita] Revani Nine-t divided a All Pr( the Profi future clt The B 70 per cc 4, Ban TNT -11-. Sc lisped 18; has been policies ( curring annual p the deat Cl grace. T' Empowi Wrn. Samu John Mar The ray, I Polic: takes out in 1838 1841 1845 1848 It%l The nation Twc Ave y Its to one Sin Ot tkr Fol man, New An effec quen Voris Mils um nost, ball- to re Its p sext its or fc the skin tnn< Its gYsi of 1