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

.-- . • . - . . THE SUN, LONDON , MONDAY E V ENING, 2 ) . ArUG - U S T 1 8 5 8. im0mm0mm.•••••••.C.9..... 11 - PRICKS OP SHARES. i TH E NAVY. other injuries which will incapacitate them f rom • o f m i n i s t ers this same superiority was felt. The good, progress in that which it is good to change. . produced for the purpose of taking the policema . n's e• - ---....._____. ' further service. The troops who have suffered the p res id e nt o f the Council was as it were annulled. It is precisely by this equilibrium of forces, ob- number ; and the remark the officer made on seeing Prom the Official List. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort and most severely are the 6th Carabineers, 9th Lancers, C oun t C a vour, free in all his action as regarded his tained after mtnY centuries of struggles, that the lit was, that the prisoner might hang it round his o administration was led irresistibly by his in- greatest Christian nation in the world, England, I neck. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVE NIX, W Prince Alfred paid a visit to Portland, in the Vic- and Bth Foot. LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1858. cal The following mevements are ordered to take stinct of immoderatL activity, and his ardent desire has seen her power and tranquility rise so high that Mr. Sharpe-The defendant had a perfect right toria and Albert yacht, oti Friday afternoon, at- CANALS. tended by the Hon. Captain Deu man, C. B. , Lteu.t. _ place in Portsmouth garrison :-The portion of the of power, to control, and to invade the province of she has been freed from the convulsions that are to remain in the passage, as he was waiting for a wi Reyal Wiltehire Militia now in An' lesey barracks his colleagues. Already Mes•rs. Mameli and Gioia, inteparable from a new form of government, person who had an office there. a Dividend Cowell, R. E , &c. Tney were received on landing' Names of 0, Divideud l ~,,,,,,, Names of . TI er My() thence to Gosport g and Tipner on' Ministers of Public Instruction, and M. Nigra, ' aud that she now benefits largely from the ad- Officer 656-He had no right there, and I would Compardes. d per ---- Compasdes. : i j Asfinturi. Mee* si( by Mr. Goode, the chief engine er of the Breakwater I P' rtsea s I Wednesday next. On the same day the h e ad-quar- Minister of Finance, retired from the council rather ' 'vantages of a work ditected with perseverance remove him, and you too if I saw you there. .0 cr, Annum. u) works, and attended by Captain Whittingharn - th Apt Scott C. B. 1 ' 1 ters and five companies of the R o yal Norde Lin- than be subject to the ascendancy of their new col- ! and with wisdom. This crisis, which France has Alderman Copeland-I hope the inspector will - R. B, on the Verne-hill works. C . , 1 coln Militia now at Gosport and Tipner move into league. I never been in a state to surmount, Piedmont has take notice of this officer's conduct before me. I 4 4 AV! Ashtn &Oldh se 71. p. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. - of her M ijtsty's steamer Blenheim, stationed ai 1 An e dlesey barracks. Ti t - ft portion Of the Wexford "M. d'Azeglio did not descend, but M. de Ca- 'I happily passed through, as Belgium had. previously consider he has exceeded his duty most shamefully. Birmingham 40 41: 94 Regent's.. 30 175. 17 In Portland, was also in at.endatice. 4 The Argus, 6, paidie-sloOp, Commander Ingram, Militia now in Clarence b arr acks, Portsmouth, your soon rose above him. Sir R. Peel was in a done, without any shock, almost at the debut of I also think that every officer who loses his temper Coventry.... 100 ii/. - R ee m a ie„ . ... 85 41. 8 ci hen Canning became his col- I the development of her constitutional liberties. as this man has done ought not to be an officer any Derby .. •• . • 100 61. 15s. - Stffrd &Wor, 140 281. - ~, move to Weymouth and Marchwood on . Thursday similar situation w Grandjunetn 100 21 ret - Stoarbridge 145 121. 105. - s ' ! arrived at Spitheail on Satarday from . Sbeerne . ss t never showed, ' This she owes t o the political wisdom and noble im- longer, and he would not were I the commissioner Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6i. P pr: et: - Severn di - 01 an 26 .11. 16s. - The Lerds of the _ t kcitairalty continued their in- next. The left wing and five companies of the league. Like Peel, M. d'Azeglio of police. The charge against the defendant is dis- gr e and t t y . Ton 100 7s. 6d. - Wye Rail. spection at Portsmouth on Saturday ; they visited Royal North Lincoln Militia, now at Weymouth either in his words or in his conduct, that the pulses of M. le Comte de Cavour." missed, and if he has any complaint to make againt K e Warwick. & 1 Leeds &Liv vi 'rp it,g 2 6 5 8 i. - Binning. 3 100 21 • ' - it 4 m end Marchwood, move to Anglesey barracks on slightest sentiment of jealousy or dissatisfaction the Clarence Yard, under the superintendence of 1 the officer who has behaved so ill, I would recom- Leicester ...• 100 51. - Warwick & - 1 ' 21. 9 Vi Capt. the Hon. G. F. Hastings, C. 13., and examined' .1_ uursday. On the same day the head-quarters of the entered his mind. M. Guizot described him per- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. mend him to apply to the commissioner, and lam Leicstr &Ntb 83 11.55. - Napton, 3 100 W the stores of provistone, an account of which was Ihe storekeeper. Afterthis I Ist battalion of the 15th Foot move ft om Colewort fectly when he spoke of Sir Robert Peel in the fol lowing manner :-.' Beside the rectitude and the .____.______ quite sure those gentlemen who have kindly at- Loughborogb 143 701. - Worcstr SD/ Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. - Binning. 78 10s. 17% f t barracks to Clarence barracks. WESTERN CIRCUIT-ExeTan, July 30. tended for bim on the present occasion will give Neath • • ..' •• WO 161. - Wilts & Brk, - 7s. Od. - 11 given by Mr. Jamieson, Major Rigaud. and 22 men of the Ist battalion of justice native to his mind, which never allowed. him Oxford.. •• • • 100 - _ the Board proceeded to the Royal Marine Light (Before Mr. Baron Channel].) him their assistance at any inquiry which may be Infantry head•quarters at Fel ton, and made the the 6th Foot (the King's Royal Rifle Corps), pro- to misjudge the merits and the successes of a rival, WATER-WORKS. usual muster of the troops and examination of their ,ceed from Winchester to Gravesend, on the sth he had a delicate and reserved pride, and cared not THE BENCH AND THE BAR. directed. w t to embark on board the Geueral Simpson, for to eneage in any doubtful struggle, or to place him- George Leaman, a farnaer, was yesterday in- Dividend A.mount ti quarters, offices, Jac. ; thence they proceeded to the l es- ” The prisoner was th_en_discharged. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price n aval hospital at Hasler, also under the superin- self hlstily in a prominent position. He submitted dieted. for having committed wilful and corrupt Annum. Share. S' Calcutta. WORSHIP-STREET.-At the conclusion of the - - - - It tendence of Capt. Hestines, where they were re- Meier Crawford's betteryof Royal Artillery, from with dignity and modesty to the annoyances of his perjury. W oo l w ich, c o nsisting of 6 officers arid 219 men, will situation,. wounded perhaps, grieved more than Mr. Buller prosecuted, and M r . C ar t e r an d Mr. night charges a gawky, undersized stripling, ac- .4 a. d. As. d. P ceived by the medic al st t ff, and the state and condi- companied by a timid -looking young oirl, whose Berlin ... - proceed to Southampton on th e ta t hi n st. t o em b ae n „ nee, b u t se lf pessessed, patient, as is necessary Speke d.efended the prisoner. East London tion of the establishmeet was reported to them. After remaining hero an hour, the Board crossed in the Peninsular and Oriental Steam ' Navigation under a system free to honest and reasonable am- During the hearing of the case, a very smart col- united ages apparently numared aboil't 30 years, Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 41. per cent. 25 o o _ - 28 I pip on f o r India, via overland bition.' What we have further to relate wiil add Ra t tly took place between the learned judge and eht into court b the mother of the airl Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 - 0 Company's packet t , - Grand Junction - 73 tha harbour in th- ir barge, and landed at the Royal and the father of the lad ? the latter of whom re- ar, v route. to the truth of these expressions. Mr. Carter. The latter referred to an act of Par- Do. New .. •• • • - 25 0 0 - Marine artillery heailquarlers at Portsmouth. and d assistance of the magistrate e e s a . rance of Southwark &Vauxhall 100 00 - - _ TWO field-offictrs, 7 captains 10 subalterns, 6 staff, • " The documents relative to the imPortant act liftmen% upon which his lordship asked him to pro- - uested the ad vi-e an - Lambeth .. :ere brou o y _ made an inspecden ot the barracks and the men ; duct it. The learned counsel soon lost his temper a 40 sergeants 9 trumpeters B ' farriers, and 573 rank which marked the ptrliamentary session of 1851 New River Company, .. - _ - - after width a visit to the gun wharf ended their and said he WaS not bound to carry acts of Puha: and tile of the 6th Enniskillen Dragoons, will pro- aro ncw before the eyes of the reader. We can now _ too o o - 96 C perambulations. They dined in the evening with ment in his pocket for his lordship's perusal. un ri d r z t a h p e p tll m o i zin w g h t o sv e llr lt c e i c r i cimstz i c ) West Middlesex • • .... - 61 0 0 - ceecl. from Brightonto Southampton on the 4th inst., completely and exactly pronounce a decision. It a substant;al tradesman, stated that he had ocea- - 1 Rear-Admera Do. Do, .. •• • . ,41. per cent. 51 8 - - 1 Superintendent the Hon. George to embark in the stetmship Oneida, fur Bombay. is on M. de Cavour that the responsibility of the The prisoner was acquitted. sionally intrusted his boy, since his recent return r Grey in the dockyard. s I with the artial manaoeme from schoo , p . .. _ . nt of a BRIDGES. Two new professorships have been lately added (_,onnubio rests. He alone is answerable for it To day a similar colloquy took place, upon which c Admiral Lord Lyons changed his flag from white to him which was to the educational staff at the Royal Military before his country and history. His colleagues in Mr. Ring rose and said he had been ca ll e d u pon branch establishment belonging . Dividend Amount i at the fore to blue at the main yesterd.ay morning, situated a short distance from his principal place Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. College, Sandhurst ; one for topography in the the Ministry were resigned to the fact itself ;to by the members of the bar to expre s s th e ir g reat Annum. Share. I when the usual salutes were exchanged between his on the morn - senior department, and the other for military them belongsonly a little part of the praise Or bltme. sympathy with his lordship, in consequence of the of business. He went there, as usual, --. a Lerdship and the Port Admiral. 4 s. d. X S. d. history in the junior. The first appointments M. de Cavour alone prepared it, executed it. Be- insults he had received from Mr. Carter. ing of Tuesday last, but having absented himself flungerford.. -• • .... 25 0 0 - 61 ( The Vietor E 'amanita', 91 screw, Capt. Willcox, now nem eis on her b mks 580 men out of her full to these have been placed by the Commander-in- sides, on him the most violent opposition fell from His lordship expressed his satisfaction at hearing his return to s uthwark • • •• • • for several hours, he was requested on 0 . ...... .. .... too o o - - t Chief at the disposal of the Council of Military those who were opposed to the alliance with the that his conduct had been approved of by the bar, account for the time, when he coolly replied that Ditto New of 7% p.c. 105 per cent. 50 0 0 - complement of 860. Waterloo ... 100 0 0 - -2 % . ( he had just been married to a girl to whom he was 30 I Education for open competition among the officers L• ft Centre • and if amongst a few persons be and with reference ta Mr. Carter, he felt sure that Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11..125. Od. 60 0 0 ..._ The Omega a, 31, screw, Captain T. H. Mason. • This vees 1 was stated to sail for Marseilles to ern- of the army. Ceptain S. Far , . a e rell R E hae been oained a tide populerity, he lost in reputation iu he lied no in.tention to basult him. attached. At this astounding intimation he was Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Els. Od. 40 0 0 - - , , - ] 28s. 70 10 3 - closely questioned with regard to the whereabouts Yamstlau - •••• •••••• bark Lord Stretf ird de Redoliffe for Constanti- lately selected for the former, and Captain C. Ches- the eyes o f man y respectable DlOl3, and he was con- His lordship soon afterwards left the court, upon . . . . . and position of his juvenile spouse, which he reltic- DOCKS. nople, on Saturday. It should have been Satur- ney, . also of the Royal Engineers, and nephew of sidered to have repudiated his antecedents. If any which a, warm altercation took place. rantly disclesed ; and the mother of his wife, who ' Dividend Amount day, the 7th of August. General Chesney, for th latter post. The competi • honour attaches itself to what has been done, it is Mr. Ring said that Mr. Carter had stated that ' had been since communicated with, was now in Name of Company per of Paid. Price. The Erebus, 16, floating battery, at Portsmouth live exami • 'nation consisted in these cases of written right that it should come to him who has had all which was untrue, and that which he know to i Annum. Share. will take in her guns and be laid up at Porcheeter Papers on the suidects on which special knowledge the trouble. he untrue. attendance, and cordially concurred in the present Lake, off the Eecellent, from which vetsel she will - was required in the candidates. " Now, it seems 'o us that we cannot hesitate in Mr. Carter complained that the bar had conspired application for the purpose of ascertaining whether Commercial •• • • .... • • 51. pr cent. Stoc X S. d. X 11. d. k. Stock. 105 be manne I, for experimental operation in firing at _ the judgment we should form with regard to the against him, and that if Mr. Ring had said what he the law afforded them any means to set aside such Do. Preference ft Stock. P, ..• conduct of M. de Cavour in 1852. We might cer- i had out of court, he would have kicked him. an absurd and probably disastrous union. East and West India.. 6/. pre cent. Stock. •P .. thick iron plates pl ice lon the site of the Alfred, COUNT CAVOUR. Grand Surry D.& Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - target ship. ee • ainly blame some imprudence of detail, we might Immediately upon this being said, Mr. Ring left trate addretsin the fath r -This is The Magis, ( .. g e ) Do. Loan Notes .... ~ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - regret sonae evideiaces of ill-humour towards an- the court, but Mr. Carter did uot follow him. a very extraordinary statement ;do you consider Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 005 0 0 - Tho Growler and Qua - 1, gunboats, sailed from The following slcetch of the political life of Count rin your son to be quite right in his head ? London ..... , ...... 17 Stock. Stock. 107 cient friends, a certain brusqueness of manne _____ Davenport on Friday, for a cruise. de Cavour is from a work by Signor Chiala, entitled . e aratino himself from the Ri lit ; but we find- NORTH WALES CIRCUIT-Moan, July 30. The Father-I never thought otherwise until r a . a lL t athan to ne .: .....: 4% per cnt. 3tock. 4 I• er cent. 50 0 0 50 ”0 0 9 - 34 The Hawke, 60, screw, Captain Wi Icox, C. 8., " Une page du Gouverneinent Representatif en in ip the ensemble of his condu g et in the whole (Before Mr, Justice Crowder.) now, but I don't know what to think after his late Victoria 1) ......... :::. 51Y0s per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 1 9834 will sail from Queenstown for Plyraouth on the 3d Piemont. ' This work, published in Piedmont, has aff ' th tfo • • 'ht b ld corn seeina wisdom, t a a conduct. Ditto New ........ •1 20 00140 0 I - air, a fe ~ STEALING MONEY AND RINGS FROM POST LETTERS. of August, to have her boilers repaired, when com- met with great 811C0048 in Italy and France. Its f s 'eht, which The motile fth •1 h re stepped. for r o • e young gir e GAS-LIGHT AND COKE ooserAistacs. mend. of her will be taken by Captain Crispin tins sketch of Count de Cavour's political life, after mon sense, teat clearness o i e It Maria Jenki ns , a young woman , 20 yeare of age, ward, and intimated that the boy bridegroom bad _ Dividend Amonnr , tete of the Royal yacht. having carried the history of the Left Centre down • • should dis•inguish the acts of a statesman. was charged with stealiog two half-sovereigns and made her daughter's acquaintance at a juvenile Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, Tne .Lark (Liberian schooner), was taken into to August, 1850, the author thus proceeds : bl th t h b; bt d f not having is possi e a e niay a .ame or ht sia rings from two post letters. party shortly before Christmas last, since which -- _ dock at Devonpert ou Friday last to make confided to his colleagues his plans • but we oug M good "It is at this point that we are brou ; ht to the . r . . . . ur, Welsby and Mr. Vaughan Williams were time he had "hunted her life out" by his incessant .4 s. d. Xs. d. not to forge' at the same time that in the came; , „ , t , defects, nothing having been dene to her for nine arrival of Count de Cavour to power. The Che- ' - ''' ' h• lns 'or Isle urown, and Mr. Sweatenham for the defence. ama t or y v i s it a ti ons , an d on mor e than one occasion British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0 a ll - he was alone in his opinion. To confide is p a Brighton ••••..•• • • •• 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - There were two indictments against prisoner, and she had hidden herself under the bed to escape the years. valier Pierre Der• ssi de Santa Rosa, 'Minister of • I • 11 ld • 't bl hve frustrated .... 21 per cent. 150 0 0 150 0 0 95 The Pembroke, 6), screw, hae returoed to Hat - - Commerce and of Agriculture, falling ill i th ! o sis co eagues wou 'nevi a y a City of London in several counts she - was charged with embezzling t• to h d b f the marriage he 50 0 0 all uld never persecu ion. nte ay e ore Equitable...... :: •• • • • 2/. _ Wich. n e them ; MM. d.'Azeglio arid. Galvagno wo te m middle of July, died in the commencement of the 1 t d t n a reement with the the property, 'being at the time a servaut of her Ma- called at the house, and pathetically implored a Le e r a o t te c a e e ni v.: ........ :f. %e r r c ee e n n t t . 2 10 0 g g _...- to% lave consen e to come . o a . The Mersey, 40, screw frig ate, will be launched following month. Public opinion marked as his g d th to dissolve jesty's Post-office. By the advice of her solicitor short interview with her daughter, which she im- Imperial .. r ... •.. • 10i. P per cent. 50 0 0 - 80 at Chatham on the 11th iiast., after which she will et • - third party, who had twice oblige em , she pleaded not guilty to these counts, but plead. d d 1 d d hh d one the Ditto New ••• • • - - 50 001210 6 31 h d fth •1 t iccessor the illustrious ea o e rig 1 centre. f their pe• e pru ent y grante ;an as soon as ea g the Chamber. It was enough to ask o . _ - Ditto . Debentures.. Stock 100 0 0 213 - be jury-rigged, and navigated to Portsmouth for Th •14 - • fhl t . 0 M J Plag e e mister oteu en r, . ean i ippe guilty to the third count in each case charging her •I ld 1 hhd th atened to stab her to t gir to her that e a re Do. Continental lstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - the purpose of being fitted. triotism and the peculiar situation to resign them . . . Galvagno, wa.s charged by his colleagues to make 1' t tie' 1r T d mend more would simply with stealing the money and. articles from the heart unless she consented to marry him. 'On Do. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15a. 60 0 o st o o sesa The Zsphyr, steamtug, Boud master, sailed from th •• • 11* M • t The K V e proposition to is ajes y. mg, ictor se seso- Is a tance. o e , Do. Do. 3d Cap. C. 10s. 50 0043 10 0 - t would two post letters. This being deemed sufficient to the f - d h ci• ht te lthily left the o towing ayer auger s a t have been to ask for an impossibility ; i Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 - Devonport on Thursday last for Portsmouth, with E 1 h h'd d mmanue ,w o iesuner an appearance ot ke unhappy meet the ends of justice, the charges in the other house, but returned, after a prolonged absence, in Independent ..... .... 61. 40 0 0 all - the second mud dredge vessel ia tow. have been to expose himself to provo counts were abandoned. oreat agitation, and told her that the youth had Londov Par . I Preferen. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 - good humour a great capacity, said to the ministtr d • • t (Hu lt ment M. de Ca,vour, issensions aso 1 cu amo sM.percnt. 60 0 0 52 0 0 30.% The men-of-war now assembled at Spithead coin- who made him this proposition, "How is it d you 0 e tha ' t his colleagues The prisoner was employed as a servant of all 6 met her in the City and taken her to church, where r t b at cr ll i tt x d:::•:::::::: 5/. 20 0016 0 0 le% 1 h u h he a t o g could not hop prise the Royal Albert, 121 ; Orion 91 ; Renown, not • ti tti . 'll fi •h b 1 t . perceive ta els man wi nis ysupp an ing ld take the initiative could rely on their per- work by Mr. T. Edwards, postmaster, Flint, at 4/. their marriage was solemnised, and afterwards Surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent. 1 5 0 g 0 all - 91 ; Caettr, 91 ; Brunswick, 80 ; ' Euryalus, 5 1 ; 11 ?" The ministers had the same opinion you a . WOU ' as sonal abneeation in the service of their country. As a year wages. After being made to sign a, certain consummated in a house in the neighbourhood, to United General ...... 16s Od per sh. 0 g - Chartered 7 per cent. 50 0 - 18 60 Diadem, 32 ; Curaocia, 31 ; Racoon, 22 ; Terrible, th e prince, but they also knew that there are epochs ' • • document, she was taken to assist in the office, and which they went, but that he had since deserted WDesittmtomster 50 0 0 10 0 0 - - from the Right, it was a conse to his separation . , New .... • • • • 21 ; Archer, 13 ; Raeer, 11 ; and Argus, 6. Toe when certain names make themselves felt, with t OU quence of the peculiar state of things. The alli- was entrusted with the sorting and stamping of her. The young bride, who was timidly shrinking western A.. •• • • 10 0 0 all 9% 10 0 0 4 0 0 8 A Archer and Racer are intended for service on the there beino the possilality of discussing the.n. isnce formed with M. Batazzi could do no less than letters as well as other official business. back behind her mother, was called forward, and Ditto B . a •••• west coast of Africa. M. de c 6 avour had in fact the power, though he immediately produce the separation of M. de Revel Sentenced. to 18 calendar months' imprisonment in answer to the magistrate's questions as to INSURANCE COMPANIES. The following v•ssels are in Devonport Her- was not of the Government. .He had that power f th • t i 1 art The Right was not then rom e minis er a p et and hard labour. whether the facts stated were correct, bashfully re- Dividend Amount bour :-Impregnable, BOtyal William, Exmouth, which arises from the influence a man exercises dth t the third. party, once The learned Judge said. it was most necessary for plied.-Yet he made me marry him, and on going N . „in a atate to understan a -, ame of Company. per of Paid. Price. Cambridge, Scourge Virage, Himalaya, SylPh, thraugh his genius and activity ;an influence ot sed by that to be the general good of the public, that communication away he told me that he had done it all out of Annum. Share. MOD, Dee, Lark (Liberian), and Fethia (Turk) rallying to the ministry, cea • which we may well say that, if not the Govern- th • - • t d that it was the e ancient opposttion par y, an through the Post-office by letters should be safely sport, because I was acquainted with another young - Inent itself, it is almost the Government. kept. He felt stroegly the force of what had been moment to bring it under the banner of the Govern man, who would have nothing more to say to me Albion .... ••.•. . - . . 71. per c. 500 o o so o 0 - MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. " The Deputy Castelli (an intimate friend of M. t It on the contrary saw in the accordance urged by the learned counsel for the prisoner as to after what had happened. &Mance Bri';. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. 100 0011 0 0 17% Gene • ral-Thos. Brabaz in Aylmer, Col. 45 F. men . , ~ , Ditto Marine ... -.• 4. p.c .:.. & bs. 101? gg 25 a ? 0 48 de Cavour) was charged to c h . h onvey to Ina t e reso of this party with the ministry the symptoms of a the temptatiou placed in her way, aud as to the The ma 't • t b dtht•t • th t st gig ra e o serve a i. Ras e s range Athenaeum ••••• • • • • • 1734 Major-General-N. Penny, C. 8., E. I. C. Service. 158.0 d. &be 50 0 0 515 0 - 1 lution of the council and. to ask on what condi- licy-of the exalted policy of 1848 It had conduct of tbe postmaster, which he thou ht was ' g piece of business that had ever been brought under Atlas .. ........ ...... Colonels-Andrew A. Barnes, 6F. ; Geo. Tem- tions he would • • •/ . new po . join it. He replied that he had no seen however, no proof of change in those men who 11 bl h bl d ought to open the eyes ig y repre ensi e, au 11.* • b • 13 notice, but as oth parties were unaer age, atm. t i Argus Life ..• •••• • • • • • 41 t 100 0 0 25 ' per cen . 0 0 - British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - pest Rowland, ret. full pay, Royal Art. of others similarly situated. The postmaster of the young girl had manifestly acted under restraint, Church of England .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - conditions to make ; that he accepted the pro- 'll d t 11 the minist • 1 • 1 It were ca e o swe eria major]. y. 51. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - Lieutenant-Colonels-Leslie Skynuer, 89 F. ; r City of London ••• • .• f h A • ' • '- gramme ot e zeglio mintstry and the respoesi saw even in the opposition they made to the law on Flint had 40/. per annum allowed him by Govern- he conceived there wo Id b d'ffi 1 • fat ' - u eno i cu yin o am Clericlided.Br. Gen. Life spr et.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Geo. L. Spinluff, ret. f. p. Vet. Co. bility of his policy. Though the place given to the press a reason for not believing in their conver- meat, above his own salary, with which to employ ing a dissolution of the marriage at the Ecclesiasti- Count 3, ...• ...., 4... 41. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 86 Captains-Thes. Pecider, 7 Drs.; Philip Geo. him in the cabinet was only a secondary one, Count s i on. Now, in politics, distrutt is not so grave a and properly pay an assistant, whereas, e 8 it ap- cal Court. In the meantime, however the boy orown .......• •••••• "'4 5 , 5 • gg g g gg g 6 - % • Coney, 7 F.; Wilson H. Jones, 13 F.; W. F. Go- CaYour did not follow the example of young Pitt, fault as it is in private life 1 • th t r • I is, on e con ray, peered by hie own admission on the depositions, he husband was bound. in law and honour 'to protect = 3 ; p it , Law .; :: :: 5% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - dolphin Forster, 18 F. ; John Jas. Lloyd Williams / who refused to enter the ministry formed in 1782, - often an act of wisdom, and even a duty. had used that 401. in obtaining the assistance of his the girl whom he had beguiled into such a silly European Life l/. 20 0 0 ai.l -- 73 F.; Gee. Wm. Robinson, 86 F.; Henry A. because he was only offered a subordinate position. " The abandonment of the Right was then a ne- *b wife, contenting himself with giving the prisoner 4/. engagement, and to contri ute towards her support Family Endowment •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - General...• •• • - Thrupp, Royal Art.; Thos. C. Gray, Royal Mar. ; Oa the contrary, he joyfally accepted it, well know- c sar result of th I at" as we have described es y esi u ton, . . a year only as maid of all work, whose duty it was as far as his means allowed. Globe ••••• • • •• 51. per cent. Stock. all 98 Ernest Baron Flodenberg, h. p. 1 Line Batt. King's tug that it ia the man which confers honour on the also to stamp a,nd sort the letters, and. to do other The father and, mother of the young people Gresham:Life . ....... - ~- • 47 5 0 - it, after the alliance of M. de Cavour with the third . _ 20 0050 0 0 - Ger. Leg. post, not the post which can. honour the man who D ty Th h• h ht t e ret is that the at wlc we oug or g . things in the post-office. He hoped such conduct, thanked the magistrate for, his advice and atten- Do. ho •• ...... . Guardian ............ 5/. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 eots Lieutenants-Jeremiah Hancocke, 12 Drs.; Jas. tills it. True politicians will understand - a Y - • which was highly improper on the part of a post- tion, and departed different ways in charge of their Imperial Fire... • • .... 121. per cent . . 500 0 0 30 0 0 - Minister of Finance should. ha,ve shown bitternes4 Thorburn, Mil. Train ; Wm. Henry Dawson, do. why we have said that Count Cavour - • • in provoking the Right instead. of allowing it to master, would be noticed by the authorities. respective children. Imperial Life - killed in action ; Wm. H. J. Diabrowe (Adj.), 1i accepted this nomination with joy. He pos- ch g the t t f thin s itself. His sincere lt was stated by Mr. Welsby that during the last Ann Baker, a shrewish-looking woman, was r a l w engt e y . Mar ine...... 5 28 1. 131 . t s . b & a b ial . :go o gO O 1; 1 0 0 : 14: 3, F.• Henry John Richards, 23 F.; Chas. Douglas, sessed, in fact, in a high degree, the arabi- fri a e u nd e s would s h a a e ve o been g " " li* aff ir he glad if in tis a six months no fewer than 39 instances of cash miss- charged before Mr. Hammitt with stabbing her Law Lite..::: :: ..•• 42'F. ;A. J. Bra,inley, do., killed in action ; Thos. tion which Washington calla praiseworthy, and. had acted. with more propriety. Looking at it from ing out of letters have occurred a,t the Flint post- husband. Le g ai and General L • if - e es. per share 50 0 0 20 0 5 London Elmes, 43 F.; Donald H. Munro, 53 F.; Edwin S. which induces a man to distinguish himself where this point of view, the Right has had the ad.van- offic e . The complainant, whose features were scarcely London & Prov. Law. • 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 - Swainson, 71 F. ; James Alex. Cald.well, '7 P . 3 - • ; ever he may be placed. "Optimus quippe morta- twee over him ;we are compelled to admit it. If The calendar contained the names of four pri- visible for bandages, stated that he was a tin-plate- m ill e a d rhie r . v .. id • •., 1 & G . e . n • De . 4;6 18'. t bsiit 100 0 0 20 0 0 90 Hafed Lamont, 89 F. ; Richard Moresby, Royal hunt altissima cupere," was said by the great histo- it was not sufficiently lona sighted to judge pro- soners and there were two civil issues. The busi- worker, and carried on his business iti Osborn-street, mi ne W a .......,..... g. ' p p e e r r e c e e nt. 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 _- Art. • James Bud • , . oer, h. p. 16 Drs ; Donald Mil. rian of antiquity. Without ever hevino intrigued i • •• 6 - le • 1• h nes3, which commencel this morning, was brought Whitechapel. About two o'clock that morninz, Monarch •••• .. • • .... 51. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 o - per yof the circumstances of t e time w tic was ler, b. p. 33 F. ; Wm. Brierley, h. p. 77 F. ; Jas. to obtain it, Count Cavour desired Fo attain to t t ' • to a close the same day. - 1 New E tillable while in bed, his wife came home. There was a q 6 % per Cent 10 0 0 1 0 0 - M'Cormick h. , p. 94 F.; George Daly, h. p. 99 F. power, not as an end, but as a means of developing very complicated, at least it knew how to retire f h • h h Thou h f 1 . rom t e contest wit onour. gee ing light in the room, and he perceived she was intoxi- Pelican 90 •••••••• •e •• 5/ p. ct. _ Plicenix - _ - 491 175 Cornet-Wm. Georee Hawtre . ~, y Bankes, 7 Drs. and working out the ideas which he had long di- k 1 th cl• d• f 1 • t• th •• t ad een yeis am u rejec ion e minis ers m e POLICE INTELLIGENCE.--July 31. cated. Some words ensued, and as he lay she Professiona Life .• .... 51. per cent. 6500 10 0 - Ensigns-Fred. W. Thompson, 1 F.; Ottwell gested. There is nothing, in fact, to brino o t' t th •de - suddenly struck him with some instrument between Provident Life .... .... 1234 per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - u e of its support, the Right bore the affront nobly ; Rock Life.... ••.. • • . 7s. 5000 10 0 - MANSION-HOUSE. - George Edwards, de- the eyes. "Indeed," said the man "it was a Royal Exchange •Bp.c. & bs Stock. all 275 Wood, 14 F. • Rob. John Bell, 37 F. advantages and qualities of a man like power. g its s reng agains e minis and instead of usin • t th • tth • ' Peyrnas ers ' --Joseph Denton, 43 F. ; Thos. B. From thence the wise sentence of the ancie t h SI try it had the patriotic courage to promise gene- scribed as a " hawker," but having more resem- e ular stab, but I did not see anything in her r g Sun Fire Ditto Life •• ... 6% p.c &bs - 11. 14s. - - Surnmerfield, b. p. dept ; Nicholas Maunsell, h. p. " Magistratus virum ostendit." This ambition was ' • rously to support it on all °coaster*, when tne con , blance to a bully of the roughest order, was hand • the blood gushel forth and I leaped f _cam United Kingdom ...... 41. & bonus. 20 - 0 0 5Ai 0 - distrlct ; Arnold Thompson do. quite legitimate on the part of Count Cavour. Da- ditions should be the same as when previously its h d •th b • dru k dcr d i ~ .. c arge we eing n an isor er er, and. at- . the bed screariaing for assistance. She did. not universal Life . ...... „.. , 5/. & bonus. 100 0 0 Victoria Life ...... , st. & bonus. 10 0 0 - 50 0 - Riding Master-Israel iirk, 2 Dr. Gds. tempting to throw from his horse Mr. John Rit- follow me,_and when a policeman came I gave her - mended from one of the oldest and most illustrious conscience made it a duty to support the ministry. Quertermaster-Wm. Macdonald, h. p. 104 F. noble families of Piedmont, he sought, eveu in his It saw in the overntnent, not a party, but the na- chie, a gentleman residing at Bo*. into custody. I then was taken to the hospital, JOLNT-STOCK BANKS. Surgeours-John Preeton, h. p. Ist class ; Art. youth, rather to distinguish himself throiigh his • • g • - th d ton ; and, in spite of the contempt at was ma e . . Complainant deposed that on the previous even- where the wound was sewn up." Dividend Amount Stewatt Willocks, 2d class. studies than solely by his elevated. birth. As dur- of its support, it thoueht before this sacred tri- ing tie was riding through St. Mary-axe, when he Mr. Hamraill-Hss she ever threatened you Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Assistant-Surgeon-Wm. Dumbreck, 97 F. ing the first years of the absolute government of banal, no sacrifice of amour-propre, no personal observed the prisoner staggering about the pave- before ? Annum. Share. -. . _ Charles Albert no field was opened to his activity, meat, as if in a state of intoxication, but which Complainant-Oh yes, mi., frequently. These 4s.d.X a. d. abnegation, could be too great. all 87 THE ARIVIY. M. de Ca,vour sought abroad. a path for the activity " The separation of M. de 0 aveur from the was evidently " put on." When he reached. the (producing a large pair of scissors) she invariably , f a i r i fs ; iala........... tel. per cent. gypt ..., .. - 40 0 0 25 0 0 18 15 0 23% of his intelligence which be had not in his own spot where the prisoner was, the latter began to takes to bed with her, and swears she will one sit Ri ht h' hh d d. th - g ,w lc t commence on e occasion of Bank of London .... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 50 country. His mind turned chiefly to the science of abuse him, using the most beastly language, and night have my life. British NorthAmerica • n • 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all 55 the law for the Abolition of the Ecclesiastical Ch. Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 7% Her Majesty has been pleased to appoint Lieut.- political et Ortomy. for a minute or t 6 whil welkin after doing so w , e g m r . H a mrnill-Did she ssy anything when she City , , Jurisdiction, and which became coraplwe in 1852 - 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - C , 4. the Hon. P. R. B. Fielding, of the Coldstream "He pursued the study of this science with ar- has be • d d 1 I h en ju ge very severe y. t . as been ' parallel with complainant's horse, he suddenly struck you ? Colonial - „ Guards, to be an Assistant Quertertnaster-General dour, as the many writings he contributed to Ita- threw d.own a basket which he had been carrYing Complainant-Not a word, sir ; and I was in- Commercial of London 7l. p. c”. & bs. 100 0020 0 0 - represented as a. com late chan a of hi p g . s . previous Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 4/. per cent. 20 0 0 all 17% on the Staff of the arra) in Ireland, and to be at- lian and French reviews bear witness. One which immediately before the horse's feet, at the same 1 d •th blood. stant y covere wi Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 1. 20% policy. It seems to us to deserve quite anotherjud.g- t . tachel to the Dublin division in the room of apeeared in the Revue Nouvelle, entitled " Sur • n . 1" T h ere ou -- how d ou „eine exelaimi g„ y , 0 y Defendant-A.h . I He is a very bad. man, you 1/ 20 0 0 /0 ment- At any period to propote an exclusive and - • - - r Lo D nd ° o • n N a e r7d . • • in • ;t • •:: ent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 2sy, Colonel the Ron. A. E. Hardinge, C. 8., of the PEtat actuel de l'lrlande et ter son Avenir," ob- „ n • " ' ' ' ` like that ?" The horse stumbled, and complaitsaut worship. lam covered. with bruises inflicted by y lea. per c 1 0 0 - Lon. & Eastn CQ Bnk g . C. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 i 50 varying system, to form fot one's self a Programme • same regiment, who has resigued that situation on tained in England a well merited f p cce ss. Thu s , f d ~. . te. had the greatest difficulty in keeping his seat on the hi m We had a struggle last night, and he must London Joint-Stock .- 28 per cent. 50 00'10 0 0 31% being appointed Eitierry to his Royal Highness ,by the profound judgment shown in his writin - o con tic, trom which one could never deviate, has saddle, hut with an effort h e r a i se d hi s horse to his h • struck his head against tho table. I did not Londn and Westminstr VI,. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46% ave at. Provincial of Eng.' 16 pc.& bs 100 0 0 35 0 0 77 the Prince Consort. the only activity permitted to him, he sought to gs, never been, in the opinion of M. de Ca,vour, the line of co d t f n ue o a man of sense, or that of a statesman feet and rode on for a few paces, as he saw that touch him with anything. My daughter, who N Ditto, New ....., „ ' 20 0 0 10 0 0 22 71 Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. F. Ltve, 1i.C.8., Inspector- prepare himself for the duties of his future admi- ffianl -lookin fellow several other iu y g s had gathered came to my assistance, and knows I was sober Ditto - ditto - !latrine bro ad views hinatelf e .He may be the same to , ' Natio•ird Bank - G-neral of Infintry, has arrived in Ireland on a uistration. A profouud mathematical scholar hay- • • rcuad the prisoner. Then, thinking that such an can prove it. in different situations A statesman should act like NeW -.oath iales totir of inspecti n. The) gallaht ganeral commenced ing left the inititery academy o f T ur i n , a ii eu t' enaot ado , • ac t o f fligrant impropriety ought not t o pas 3 un- m ar garet Baker-I am fourteen Years of age. Orientui Ban . Corpora. tO/. per cent. 25 0 0 lf aye this duty by inspecting, on Titurstlay last, the De- of engineers, and considered by his master, tile c,or, who varies his remtdiet according to the uni-hed he pulled up his horse, and looked about Mr. Hamtnill-So you may be. Dc you go to °ttoman Bank ..... . - 20 0015 0 0 16% chanoPs in the malady of his patient, er to make P ' ' ' Provincial of Ireland Bi. p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 621 pit Bated ion stationed at Belfast, under the coin- co i e b ra t e d B aron pl an e, t u be his mast distineuithal u 7',1 " r •- • ' • for an officer, in order that he might give the school ? Ditto, New.• •.. • - 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - maed of Cel. Crutchley, Coti•nStille of the depots of pupil, he pursued the study of fittaece with great mein like the pilot se o tte com . parison of M. d A a , ~ risoner in charge, but before he could find one Girl-No, I have never bean to school. I have lonian - the 26th, 49th, 62d, 63d, and 76th R -.Diluents. ardour. Following the example of M. Mol'ie h • g who uides his vesiel in one direction when the sea ' he fellows gathered about him and endeavoured been to schurch. South Australia - ' na 3 IS calm and i n ther when it is stormy There t • , na o • • Union of Australia 2l/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 6214 Lieut.-Col. A. S. S. Walsh and th 6 e officers be- determined to go to England, to study the instita- ' to pull him from his seat-he had ne doubt with Mr. Hammill-And to whom do you pray ? Ditto . "sions tion loaging to the Chatham and Woolwich dite s of a country which, as Michel Chevalier has are times when the tac ics of Fabius Maximus l t . , h the design of robbing him ; but by striking about Girl -That I don't know. Union of * Hamburg .. - 15 003 0 0 - 11h the recen I • • of Royal M ;rine Light Infantry serving w t y said, is the one which, williegly or not a! 1 1 , 'WM (' save a republic--there are o- ers when they . h•m with his whip, and giving his horse the rein, Mr. Hammill-This is, indeed, a miserable state unity teu Union of London.-- 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23% tual - .. r would. ruiu one and when those of Scipio wout Ibe ' 100 0050 0 0 - first and se eind ba,ttalient of Royal Marints in other count ries imitate in financial matters, because ' ' t he got - away from them and as a policeman just of things, parents thus neglecting their children. Western Bank o , Gonda. - lOO 0050 0 0 - It is in diffieult times that the more n . ece . ssary. , , . China have pres-tited H. T. Cox, of the stelm r thi re thesemat;ersaratreatedwiththehighestpra c ti then came up he succeeded in giving the prisoner Officer-Whenl tookthe prisoner she was drunk, pnof is gtven of the ability of a statesman to direct . LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. I inperatriz, which conveyed •he }tett alione to Chi ea, cal reason and in a manner most cenforoaable to the into custody, the other men getting away. the husband sober. lective ir with a massive silver salver, of the value of fifty col. aterests ef society. Signor Chiala e i t • a government. That art of knowing how to appre- The Lord Mayor said it was a most daring at- Mr. Hammill-I shell remand the prisoner. • Dividend Amount guineas, as au acknowledgmetit of the kindness and pesses in review the political c mduct followed. by th d ' ble histness theoircum t of. a. e, wi an a mire i , . s an.ces tempt, and asked the prisoner what he had to say 1 The wife-Oh, you wretch ! 11l give it to you the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. the moment and the state of the public mind Annum. Share. attention they experienced at his hands during the Count Cavour from 1847 to 1851, and then shows • " ' Prisoner-Why, my lord, I was drunk, and next time. - was oue of the great merits of Sieyes. It also made .4 so d. A it. d. voyage. Th e sal ver bt ar e th e following intcription: the i osition which the presid.erit of the council held don't remember anything about it. --- Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 1901-- tl t ' 11 'red of Sir Rob t P I le repu ation, so we acqui , , er ee , -" Present e d t o cap ta i n H. T. Cox, commanditig in the beginning of 1832, at the time of the Cor,- The Lord Mayor-You were not drunk, or at LAMBETH.-Robert Newman, a mid.dle- ad 1 British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 210/0s whom M. Guizot recently cilled fhe man of the ge the stearoship Imperatre b L• t 0 -, y 'en .- o . a , 1 W. lei mcbio. Al heuith M. d Azeglio was Pre-ident of th ' ts not so drunk as ou made believe. I man and journeyman pipemaker, was charged with all even y Caledonian Bank ..... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 15, e moment ' Oae eenerally figures to one's self that City of Glasgow Bank 51. per ce.nt. 10 0 0 10 0 0 MOO t and the officers (Attie Royal M.-trine Light Infantry Council and Minister for Foreign Affeirs, the prin- • '• • . • sh 11 send you to prison for 21 days. the comraission of a murderous assault on his wife. Clydesdele Bank .... 5%1. p cent. 20 0010 0 0 129.0 s the merit of a political man consists in a certain ob. a who preceeded in that ship from En I dtCI • cipal member of the cabinet, he who was the eoul • Prisoner-Twenty-one days for being drunk ! gan o una, sal y t , haac in followine out his system, and. one is From the evidence adduced, it a dh f c ppeare t at or E t ramorcial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 21210 s 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 9;10s as a mark of their high esosern and a 't• f lit the actor, the mover, was in reality tit pprecia ion o o ~ C 't you tak small fine ? e tempted to apply to him the praise which Horace -' h e a • some days during the week before last the prim as ern Bank.... .... . _ ner Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 5 0 5 0 0 his kindness and courtesy (lilt ing the vo I 1 Nl' • ter of Finance. If it were ever permitted yage-. uy, i loli , The Lord Meyar-Fine ; no, y certainl not. Go had been on the loose, and on the week follow• National Bank • • .... 634 per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 167 10 9 makes of his ' Justum ac tenicem propositi virum tug 1858." in judging of a MAD, to evoke the shade of Napo- There • • f 1 h h • ' is nothing more aset an sue an idea to the tread.mill, that's the proper place for you. complained of pains ia his heed and a t f wan o rest. Northof Scotland Ba n k 51. percent 20 0 0 210 0 51256 d Royal Bank of S cotl. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 132108 Orders were yester•lay received at Chetham gar- lean, we should be tempted to repeat here, in Histor h 6 •fi • f 1 f d • yBoWBus an in mty 0 examp es oun er- He was then removed. On the morning of - Sunday July 25, at about four utilon Bank of Scot. .. 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 stiles rison by the officers in command of the three hatta- r eference to the ascandent obtained by M. de takings lost bth Vil d fals obst . f y e in an e inacy o o'clock, his son was awoke from his s'e bth Western Bank •• .. .. .• 7/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 lions for the draughts limier orders to embark for Cavour, that which has been said of the great st t GUILDH A LL.-Isaac Rothschild was charged violent screams of his mother, dh " y h.. e ri i tis n li ce G F a i a r r e an an te d e Life... 8 4 1 . 1.: r r c e en t t. 10 0 : 1 , 1 11 e 0 16110 e ceaczen, whilst many others have so happily suc- leadieg to the a ii ii on is rus . ing e Bombay in the Ea it India Cempany's freiehtshi E ' Wherever he is, is there room for p mperor, because tkose who directed them ',new how with obstructing Hercules-passage, into her bed-room he found er head cut in ac 1 d nian Fire Insu ' r . 10e. ae o Per C OLL 100 0 0 10 : : gl 5 0: Lady Hodgkinson, 946 tons, to ptoceed to Graves- another ?' We quote the phrase, net bacause it to yield at the ri ht momtnt. Stock Exchange. t a sho g ckin mann r City of Glasgow Life,. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 031 12s e , and the blood flowing rapidly coionialatre ......... sr. per cent. ao 0 0 3 0 081 Os end to-morrow merning for embarkation on board has been applied to Napoleon, but because it rr This hein ,g . , George Small, 656' of the City force-Abou from the wounds, and the prisoner w lle . Edi b el , Lif I 61 t tee 0015 0 0 261 Os n ur„, . e nsur. . per con . g tne case, it is easy to acquit M. de a ing about ; •Sollof thet Vessel. The depota which furnish re' inforce- tuarks well the situation of which we are speaking. 0 , quarter to 1 e'clock in the day I saw the pia an t e & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 8 0 :11 Os the room in a state of distraction, exclaining " Oh, ments for Inch Cavour of the reproach m d t If f h • a . e o im o %yin ° and as he was oh- , Llfe Assoc. of Scotland 61. percent. 40 0 0 30011 Os a are the 7th Royal Fusiliers, Bth M. d'Aze 1 . h d urtrayecl himself when, in his gtoa po turned r d' - • standing in Hercules-pastage, what havegl b *lt f h een gm y o ow could I have done Natiouat Fire -and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 1118 a (the King's), 19th, 2.td. (Et ryal Welsh F ' • oun ,in detaching himself from the Right, hat direction to and millers) book of the - ' Cesi di Rema a gna,' published in and in allying himself With old. opponents. There structing the thoroughfare in t . . such a shocking act?" &c. ; when afterwards asked North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 331 lls 24th, 29th, 33th (Royal Suss x), 43d L . h ' ig t Infan- 1843 he said to the Ii aliens that the regeneration are positive thinkers, obst . t h d h . 11 ina eeas,w o wi from the Stock Exchange, I desired him to move about it, he said he hada dream, in which h Northern Asstuance Co. e was Scottish Provincial .... - 20 011 100 il 125 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 14s try, 61th, 75th, and 94th, in addition to which of th , t . Id b eff cted whilst keeping their 1 on d - ' on. He said he was waiting for a friend who had told he must do it, • 20 00 1001113 s draughts proceed to India from the depot batta- ha eha ion . cou e a tni . y me e roa .to follow, and who cannot see and getting out of bed. he laid scouish Union Insrnc. 7341. pr cent. br of the an office in the court, and he would not leave as he hold of a hat h Standard Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 301 Os nds in their pockets. When a mem e it is right, when times are different to adopt dif- c et, and commenced striking her lions at Canterbury Colchester Win • ht to stand there. ' I had , , cheater, Fer- eovernment he did not change his opinion. It ferent opinions, nor that circumt'tan es trials considered he had a rig , about the head with it. F t t 1 f or una e y or the poor MISCELLANEOUS. moy, Templemore, Stirling, and Aberdeen. Be- 7tro ' it• d tttt • fl ' • - c 1 'c t d h th r four times before, and when • uld suffice he thoueht for lemon o a am new re ections may change our ideas, and who, in au lone im ree o woman the instrument was not very sharp at the . sides the ships a list of which has already appear e d ' . e ' moved hien. . Dividend Amount a very excellent situation only through the loyalty g a d, condemn every change of opinion and sys- he refused to go Ire . edge, still escape from instant death from so fo per of in The Sun, the East India Company have also an d h • -How long was he there ? r- Name of Coinpany. Paid. Price. of ite conduct. His colleague and • tem ; which is as mush as to say that one ought Alderman Copeland midable a weapon may be considered. as almost Annum. Share. taken up the clipper ship Harkaway, 900 tons, rival, re t 7 l ty , ere fur about three-quarters ----_--,,---;- .....- - contrary, did not admit the existence not to write plead, teach, or preach • for all is Officer-He was th miraculous. A constable was sent for, and taken 4s.d.A s. d. Captain D. W. Stephens, to convey reinforcements of ob n e - - of an hour, and on the day before he was there for to the bd • 10 0 0 2 0 0 - • • to Calcutta. stades. •He wished to surmount them, in useless, if it ' be true that men ma t h yno c' ange their e side of the injured woman, but being a Acadian Charcoal Iron •rn outside the passage, and he 20 0 0 10 0 0 - orde . four hours. I got hi African Steam Ship . • .. r that they might not encumber his path. He opinions and yield to persuasion. Well, ar ti. a young hand, and under the impression that unl ss The East India Company's troopship Seringapa- did not car - I - - an n - collected a mob of from 50 to 100 persons. e Assam iea .... • • .... 64 rer cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - yto arrive in port ;he desired to so much as that to these men, they mallet say that given into charge by the wife he was not justified Auction Mart........ 2%/per cent. 50 0 0 - - tarn, Captain Gimlet, arrived at Gravesend yester- undertake eon P ' 29 said the prisoner was h-ld day from Kur new ancl distant navigation. He thought as, de Cavour has been false to himself. We say ohce-constable 4 , Australian Aericulturl - 25 0019 0 0 - , iii taking the husband into custody, the pri rachee, 114 days out, having on with Royer-Collard to bail for six months a _ bout twelve montns ago for Australian Trust •• .. 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - I board 150 invalid and wounded t that ' representative govern- even that he has been constant in his views, not- soner had been allowed to go at large, until the Australian Royal Map - 10 0 0 au - roops from Meerut, ments were condemn d t k r annoying Rothschild, the banker. -atestican Mint.. 11. 108. 10 0 0 all Delhi, Agra, and Lucknow. The wounded troo 1 1 . b ps, wto ives y the e o wor , ike the labourer withstanding that he has changed ; beettute to Th t has nothin to do with circumstance came to the knowledge of Sergeant Anglo British American Land 51. per cent 50 0 0 40 0 0 - consistine of 10 sweat of his brow.' Appointed change when times are °hanged is not to be a man. Alderman Copeland.- a g Coppin t and that officer took him into custody. Canoga ~, .......... 61. percent 100 0 0 32 10 0 - „, men of the 6th Dragoon Guards MinisterofA ieultu d. this oharge (Carabineers), 15 of the 9th Queen's L - • • gr rean Commerce M. de Cavour of light judgment, but, on the contrary, of a con- • The injured woman had been removed to Guy's Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent Stock 100 0 0 - ancers, 22 or united without delay to this d Mr. James Strat a 'ford Clarke of Newington Butts Ditto, 5 per cent bds 51. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - - the Bth Foot (the King's), 49 of the 24th, 28 • • epartment the Minis- stant nature. No, M. de a *C Your did not tura from ' Hospital, where she still remains in a precarious of tbe tr of Marine. Six months 1 •d -I• attend on behalf of this poor sal . foreigner, be- Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 -- Y ater he ad.ded to these the path he ha,d marked out in 1818. He has only stete, though progressing as favourably as can be Ditto, ap c. bds 1874 61. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - t td. 1 ' 27th Eoniskillens lof the 71.tt Highlanders, and functions thom of Minister of ' cause I con.sider the policeman rea e inn very 18 of the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers with 14 h . - Finance-a step gon.e quicker, whilst his friends have thought he ut not at ain a condition to attend and Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. expected, b 11 • per eent. Stock 100 0 0 - . hhe most ardently desired It ill. I was standing in front of Epps' the chemist, . .. Crystal Palace women and 31 children, embarked at kurrachee a w h lc . . was then he went more slowly. It did not suffice him to have give evidence. 1% he defendant with such Ditto Preference 7l pr. cent. 50 0 50 0 4% owed himself to be the first statesman of Piedmont h •hd to profit by the viotory. He when the officer threw t The prisoner was remanded for a week. Crys. Palace of France - 40 0 e n _ conquered, eWM e at he almost knocked me on the Bth April, touched at St. Helena June 11, wh • h ' h o recoemsed tatin t e regeneration of a hich the hitt violence against me, th City Navigation Bonds 334/. per cent - and sailed the following day, arriving in the Thames es • people quite comprehended the advice w • ory - - d T d t was exceedingly mild under -t.eaeee Electric Telegraph .. 6/. per cent. Stink. 100 0 0 - ll ' h Italian ' ' pecia y such as t e nation, distineuish e ed tesiaien, and which Napo- own. he defer' an a , , . Eng.&Aus. Cop. Smelt. - dela ed b head win ' yesterday, having been y y ds in for its comneercial and mercantile t • h of England gives to sta the circumstances, and it was the policeman s via- " The efforts which Russia has been making 50 0 e n 1% riurap s ab- i 111 • s a conclusion to his historical En g .&lris. Mag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 all - the Channel f..,r several days. The officers in etract principles and theories were not suffi ' '• eon . gives a Hercules- assa eis for so e • he F. C. Skurra • charge of the troops are Captai . 7, it was necessary to reconstruct on as 1. went, but o id basis its -• fragments OD 1688. and 18 . 30 •'Be at the he•cl of lence that collected the mob. p g rn time past to increatie her navy are so e s ign e n w eversionry Slper cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Tint exactly a public thoroughfare, but there was- considerable," says a letter from Poland in the ao o 0 22 10 0 - th ideas will follow and Gen Re;ers. ED • ln • ;es .. t . . '1 - ray 27th Enmskil- the ideas of your age, ose , p cand 11. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - 24th Regt., Lieut. F. E. Mur , material prosperity and the development of its r plenty of room for the defendant to stand there. Vienna Gazette, " that her own building Gen. • I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) ') • lens ; and Mr. J. ilochee, civil surgeon who had e " support you •be in their wake, they will drag you - 25 0 0 all - , sources. It was he, in fact, who introduced free ' h the will upset you., Mr. Henry Gould Sharp said-I am a share yards are not sufficient for the purpose. She Gg.SteamNavigation 10/. per et. &1500 14 0 0 25 the medicil charge of the invalids during the voy- trade into Piedmont. To encourage national in- after them :be against t ens, y dealer, at 32, Poultry. I was standiog opposite has been having vessels built in England, L don Gen. Omnibus 121. per cent 40 0 all 2% age. Major R. Dawson, 25th Regt., who was se- dustry, to reform the • "In fact, in allying himself Ith t wit i e mos pro- H d ' B u son s ay........ 5/. Per cent. Stock Stock - the end of Hercules-passage, when I heard a scuffle, France, and America, under the superin- Rungerford .......... 21. s e . - service of the post-office, to d. of leaving it too o 0 all verely wounded at Delhi, came home as passenger favour the enterprises of railroads t ~ hese were all gressive party of Parliament, instea end on turning round I saw the officer pushing the tendence of officers of the Russian navy. The Lon. Ne. &Na. BA AIM. .. 10 0 0 all - an embarrassment to tile Governmest, M. de Cavour , _ fleet is now com- London Reversionary 5/, per cent. 15 0 5 all - with his wife and family. During the voyage small- undertakings, the difficulty of which at least co • The defen- re efendant down the street with force. organisation of the Baltic . Mex. &9. Amelleac - 10 0 0 all Ull ted it in a u - - gained an ascendancy over it, and direc , ships of the line, and Pox broke out on board, making its appearance terbalanced the beneficial influences they were des- tI. dant merely said the officer had uo business to push pieta, and reckons 27 Nat. Discount Comp.. ~._-__ 25 0 0 50 0 •••• boon after leaving Kurrachee, and several of the tined. to produce and the reputation to wh . lob. their sense more conservative and more governmen a hit ff b t t• ued to push him entil several smaller vessels, without counting gunboats. no , u the officer con in N.S.W. Gov.sp.e. Deb. 51. per cent. - 100 0 0 - - St Nor. Bri. Australasian 6d. 1 0 0 all invalids suffered severel f 't varres The author would attain. All these mea • y rom i s ra , . sures, which In allying the Conservative party to the progresst they reached the Cock Tavern and. Hotel, when he As the number in the Black Sea has been reduced, North of Europe 17 10 0 -.... sof tending , Stm. el. per cent. 2e 0 0 number of deaths which took lace on board was have ind.uced a great industrial movement ith -.party; he took from the one the mean toek him into custody. I consider the policeman \ the Government has endeavoured to compensate for Price'sPatentCand.Co - 29 0 0 all - 14-vie., 3 men of th P h 27th, 2of the country, have added in a remarkable man• - 1 1 e 24th, 3of t e e. towards reaction, and from the other that of CODS! i er to:. t • • l• and he thus entirel t y o blame, for it was he who caused all the this loss bv increasing the flotilla in the Caspian Peel River.Land&Min. _ 50 0 au 2te Bth, 2of th uting Itself into a factious elemen , ' - tbl I f ' - Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent. 50 0 0 all 79% - e 87tb, and 4 children. Oa dis- , the popularity of Count Cavour. In the Cha br 3 m e • disturbance. Sea, and by creating a respec a e nava ores in Ditto New . ... - 50 0010 0 0 171 i eMbarking at Graveeend • re the f t r assu d uue of representative overnment in y sterday FIX men were • he acquired ' both authority and influence ;in every e mouth o I g Alderman Copeland-There is a charge against Eettern Siberia, and at th ft ie river Reversionary Int. Soo. 4341. pr cent 100 0 0 all - left in hospital, and th e e remainder conveyed to political question of importance he was always t Piedmont. It is • h e • m the union of these two influ• you officer, now h t heve you to say to it ? ; w a Amur.' • Ditto New •••• • • .. 43 2 1. pr cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 6e 0 C 61 Fort Pitt General Ho • i spits Chatham where they orator of the cabinet. He displayed in hie speeches I 1 enees, which has already formed itself in some of Officer-It is not true, sir. The cholera has again broken out with great vio- szottish Aus. Invest. 151. per cent, I 0 0 ell 114 were medically inspec:ed, ' A. t large number of tl,e of any political impertance a depth of view and a 1 the states of Eur d E lish writ f d - • er oun ope, that lately a celebrate no,- Mr. Martin (the chief clerk)-Is that a, betting- 1 lence in the capital. The deaths are not very nume- South Australian Land 71. per e.ent. 25 0 0 an - Trust and Loan Comp. 734.. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 - inValids were wounded at Meerut, Delhi, and clearness which hehad Dot an opportunity of show- rt . I the n f a great progress in t dex o b k 11' h h • oo wic t e prisoner has? ! roue but they frequently come on with great Vas Diemen's Landi• 10s. 00 00t28 10 0 - po i Ica art-that art which on ' t in conserve- CRS 8 Mr. Clarke-No, sir. It is merely]a book he rapidity. There were then 81 cases undertreatment, 6 per cent. Bonds .... 6 per cent. -s - - , Agra, and. several have lost an arm, or received. in h h at as a member. Even in the council gw. en e s tion and progress ; conservation of all that was . . ' MILITARY DEFENCE OF BELGIUM. In the Belgian Chamber of Representatives on Wednesday, the discussion on the Antwerp Fort fi cations Bill was continued : M. de Boe (Left) reproached the Government with bringing forward an insufficient measure. The extension of the fortified enclosure on the north sir'e only was not in his opinion enough, and besides that side was already defended by the facility wit h which it might be flooded. He blamed the Govern ment for not coming to an understanding with the city of Antwerp for a pecuniary co-operation in order to carry out the plan of a fortified enelostits on a large scale. M. Vand.erdonck (Right) said he should Tot* against the bill. In his opinion the only object its view in converting Antwerp into a place of refugg was, in case of war, to save the rich and tbel functionaries, and to make use of the army fat their exclusive defence. All the rest of the country would be left at the mercy of the enemy, properties would be pillaged, men would be massacred, and the women—(The honourable gentleman here stopped for a moment amidst a general buret of laughter). The bill he afterwards said was nu' popular. Should the country be attacked, the people en masse would defend it as they did in 1830 ; but to burthen the finances of the State to order to save the great and sacrifice the people was what he would never permit. (Laughter.) M. Ropier, Minister of the -In'orior, gave an account of the various phases through which the question of the fortifications of Antwerp has passed' He then went on to explain that if the Govere meut bad not comprised in this plan the work!, of the more extensive line of fortifications, ? was because the value of them had been € 115 " puted in committees, and by competent men ; and that to have proposed them would hal caused discussions which would have delayed the solution of the question, which was so ne" cessary. The Minister then proceeded to 8 10 that the status quo, as recommended by sa le , persons, could not be maintained, inasmuch ad private buildings had been constructed 011, 8 1 large a sc a l e near th e ex i st i ng wa ll til 3 the fortifications h a d b ecome wea k ene d, and it was necessary to reinforce it by a line of forts. That had already been done in p ar t, an d the bill provided for completing these constructions. I! : then glanced at the private interests at stake in tP . question, and declared that neither the inhabit of the town nor of the faubourgs were in favour ° the more extensive line of fortifications. The house; owners within the city were by no means anx; 011 1 to have the incorporation of an extensive tract of land which would came their rents to decil while the inhabitants of the faubourgs were 13 ,.° 0 desirous of sharing the ex t ra t a xati o n paid by t. city. He stated as a proof of this fact that a V i.P I tion had been presented by one faubourg, eig ll , B by three hundred inhabitants, protestl against incorporation. The honourable gentlo'l then declared that if the population of Antwer? was decidedly hostile to the project of the Ministry' he would speak to the electors of that city had sent him to the Chamber in these terms " I cannot on a n y t erms consen t t o relinclu t h . ideas which are conne c t e d w ith th e sa f e ty of t", country. lam the represent a ti ve o f Antwery, but I am also the old representative of the - 13e i. giau nationality, and it is the latter which it now sought to place beyond the reach of daeg o , d from abroad." (These words, which were Pb,. flounced with much energy, were followed applause.) 13 M. Veroort (L e f t ) delivered a long BP e a o r amidst the inattention of the members. Ile p 6 elated hi mse lf i n f avour o f t h e more e xteo' line of fortifications. The discus,ion was again adjourned. Country Markets. YORK—JULY 31. r aer% There was a good show of wheat to-day. 1 7, 1 1.- 1 ,01 asked high prices, but to effect sales the extreme priceid last week were only obtained. Fine white made 4So,_,isi rtd 46s per qr. Very little doing in barley, prices YAW from 34e to 37s per qr. Oats were in small supplY . L.4o the turn dearer. Beans a scanty supply, and the el , '" rates of last week supported-44s to 45s per qr. LEICESTER—JULY 31. to' With a moderate supply of wheat a t our mark et i od day, and a slender attendance, the trade ruled firro , h ip late prices were generally maintained. Superior r o la sorts 48s, and 44s for red. Beans were scarce, al" to os , for is more money, good qualities making 50s per 38 t, 36 6 1 ;1 Barley in small supply, and prices varying from 3 00 04 por qr. Oats in better demand, at the full prices Uf week, viz., 30s to 365. OXFORD—JULY 31. t/ rW There was a slender attendance at our market this d ope ing, owing to the general commencement of harYeBt. a op sample of new wheat only was offering, and that in t 0 0 state. The quotations w ere at l as t wee k' s pr i ces . o id , oats, and beans were a sh or t su ppl y , an d b u t little ° 4 ,0 New peas were worth 45 s t o 48 s per qr . Fl ou r from to 32s per sack, and a steady sale. CHELMSFO Wheat, white, old,per 8. a. qr.4o 52 new 40 52 old 38 46 XO—JULY 30. s. 3i Oats, per qr. ......... .1 1 1 Peas, Partridge .....••40 ,/ White ............ Boiling .......... 4 ', Dun .............. 3; Beans Tisk ...... .. gf Harrow tioks:),l 3 1 Mazagan ...... .r 4 Ditto, new... red, new 37 46 Barley 34 40 Chevalier 3B 41 Grinding 2B 32 Malt 70 73 Chevalier . 72 73 HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—RaiI' 6 34);00.1 WHEAT. 1 BARLEY I OAT?. I4 6, 03 First 46s 01 31s 61 132 s Od 4 Second 42s 5d I 301 10.1 I 30s 9 1 I A - 03 O 1 j Third 36s Od I 30s Od I 28s Od I ni, 00 1 1 Total quantity of wheat in market, 438 Tv., ' lv i 0 01 w PO Of barley „ E 0 Qrs., 4 3 oil I I oats ,; 254 qrs., 't,f)l3 ol PP /9 beans ~ 28 qrs., ~.‘ AVERAGES PER IMPZETAL VASTER. i/tv Wheat, 2/. 2 5 4.l2th s 1 B ar l ey, —V. 10 10 °:0 Oats, ... 1/. 10 9 0-12th s I B eans, 21. 5 4 910 DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—JULY 29 '00' 10 Oi Qrs. Best. Current. 346 01 265 Wheat •., .... „, ~ 205 Oats 3ls 6d 2Bs *1 ......... " 4 :; . 6! 93 Barley 3ls Od 27s lid ........ . 2 , 4 , 1 0' 20 Peas & beans 46s Od 461 6d ......... *'-' LIN—JoLY U 30. 06 White wheat, 26s 6d B to 28s 6d ; red ditto, 249 O d twr „ oa ' 61; ditto new, 28s 6 1 ; barley, malting, 13s to 17s OLT; 6 i 3 ing, —8 to —8 ; oaks old, 15s to 16s 6d; ditto, n et ' to 16s ; oatmeal, As 6d to 16s 6d; here, new, 1 4 : Od rapes°, d, —s Od to —s Od per brl ; bakers' fl ( "7- 1 :1} 4 * Od to 183 6d per cwt; Indian corn, 34s 01 to 3 63 " 180 ibe. re [ADVERTISEMENT.] —We have rea d with 'mach ple0,0000 • Barry's report on the cure of Indigestion (Dyspepsia) , ,0 1 °,', lency, Constipation, Ne rvous , Bili ou s, and Liver Gotre—edi Cough, Asthma, C onsump ti on , an d D e bility, without !f i l et ° tine, by Du Ba rr y' s F oo d. Th e following are a few e s id rio• which appear to merit the attention of many CW 4 IO I 47,121.—" Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Naziug Vicaraget a igee tham-cross, Herts ; a cure of extreme nervousness , tion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies." 48,314. — Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, near Li " ou: a cure of ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of 00 Ot) irritability." Cure 51,415.—Oystermouth, Swansaa,reocir August, 1853.—Bilious headaches of frequent 00111:, 111 which my wife had been subject to for many years, ~J" , removed by Du Barry's salutary Revalenta Arabica ti se* E. J. BUTLER. Cure 51,416. Gower, near Sw'ffe o August 21, 1853, Thirty years' dreadful suffering rheumatism has been removed by Du Barry's deliciotts;;,, lenta Arabica Food, in five weeks' time.—Witue 3l a d pro, Supported by testimonials from the following eelebra,t a ris ceP, lessors of Chemistry: Dr. A. Ure; Dr. Shorland; Dr. 13 0 1 ', Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Inbrt , Lord Stuart do Decks; the Dowager Countess of Castle' p at' Major Gen, Thomas King, and many other respeetableeoC sons, whose health has been restored by it, after all t ree means of cure had failed. Suitably packed with full in ifs.; tions, In canisters 11b. 2s, Pd.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 511). 12113. 225. The 121 b canisters are sent carriage freo ° a 71 ceipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry, and C°. , fee , Regent-street, London. Important Caution against then fal dangers of spurious imitations.—The Vice-Chanco ll° , , William Page Wood granted an Injunction on the loth 1: 4 1854, against Alfred Hooper Nevill for iraitatia Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food, BIRTHS, , re tt DANFORD —On the 27th ult., a t 10, Upper Dorset-tier Bryanston-square, Mrs. Fred. Danford, of a daoPo+ FRITH— On the 30th ult., at Penge-lane, Sydenhatol Edward Frith, of a daughter. ~,r , r HARBORD - On the 30th ult., at Elderton Lodge, the Hon. M rs . H ar bord, a a son. of YOUNG On the 31st ult., at Saukville-street, the 1 Thomas Young, Esq. MARRIAGES, CAREW —HEAusEY--On the 17th June, at St. rt ,1 13 ; mew's Church, Barrackpore, George O'Brien Care'llt e ," dian Navy, to Miss Harriett Hearsey, eldest dseropo' of Major-General Sir John Flearsey, K.C.Ri 0000 iog the Presidency Division of the Bengal ArraY• MITCHELL —FOOT —On the 29th ult., at All Saints' CL'e e ra" St. John's-wood, William Smith Mitchell, Esq. , volt hill, to Harriet, the youngest daughter of Josepli Esq., St. John's-wood-park. DETHS. only 39. °I ASPLIN—On the 27th ult., A Charles Isplin, 0 0 4::, 3 9. Mr. Charles Asplin, W a kering Hall, Essex, age" $O 9 :, COOP EU—Ou the 30th u lt., at Elm House, North 13,./ePt" James, eldest son of James Cooper, Esq., age d and 6 month s . • f ELLIOTT—At Birmingham, Sarah Elliott, re lict ° lo ssf°' late John Elliott, Esq., Lieutenant in the 15th P' aged 82. HAY—On the 29th ult., at 7, Lansdown•terrace , ham, Charles C. Hay, Esq, v t HILL—On the 25th ult. at the Manse of Logie-. er David Hill, Esq., W.S. ' e a og e° TorTY—On the 29th ult., at Bath, at an advalic j11.9' Mrs. Totty, relict of the late Rev. Hugh Tottls surviving her husband only seven months. I LezmoN Printed and Published by NITJEDO T•lc' of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The .S'l a til°° : o oo 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy , in tbe of Middlesex, Monday, August 2, 1858. 1 the In I evel Btle Ilanx