The Sun. — London, England, 1858-05-24 00:00:00

- . . . _ • , . , THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 24 2 1858, . - ________ • _-_ , - THE C43IBRIDGE-110USE COYSPIRAOr about it one way or another "we gave a column I ever threats may be uttered in the first moment of POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-May 22. would keep it for a lady, and he asked me to PRICES. OF SHARES. and a half of extracts frona ! these files of Indian .. disappointment, does it seem probable that the bring or send up some heavy massive chains for _.. -Sr ------.------ * (Prom the Morning Herald ) papers condemning the proclamation. Such beiug occupants of the Ministerial bench will readily in- GUILDHALL. -EXTENSIVE AND INGENIOUS his own use. At his request I made out the bill Prom the Official Last. for 67/. 123., but he said he should expect a dis- PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY ! AND FRIDAY EVE KIN.- Disastrous an u d h milisting was the termination the case with regard to one st ttement, why should vite another discomfiture, as ruinous and disgrace- - et a. RAUDS UPON JEWELLERS. Williana RAWSOII, alias Count from that and I accordingly struck my LONDON, FRIDA.Y, MAY 21, 1858. we believe the other 3 It suited the purpose of the fun as that they have just sustained. Watson, alias Liddell, alias Allen, a gentlemanly of the CAmbridee House conspiracy. Never was a Tones to state what was not true with regard to the ..---------e pen thro g t , the price of the CANALS. plot concocted under apparently more favourable contents of the files of Indian journals up to the fair complexion aud a combination of whiskers and chain. After some demur on the smallness of the I .1 Dividend circumstances ; yet we can remember none of which OPERATIONS IN CENTRAL INDIA. discount, the prisoner slid he 'would give me the Names of 0, Dividead i Names of per the close was equally rapid and complete. Other i 24th ultimo, and why should the public attach any moustachios ala militaire, was placed at the bar be- Price. Companies. le Annum. Price. _____.. e ...___. money if I had a stemped receipt. I had not a Companies. A per • fore Alderman Carter charged with endeavouring - e Annum. cf.: conspirators have fallen contending against their importance with reference to its excusefor th z e non (From the Daily News.) stamp, and he therefore gave me one, after which - - - - antagonists ;in this instance, the delinquents be- appearance of its correspondendent's letters . . to obtain by faP,e pretences two gold chains and e e We can hardly wonder that the chief actors in The danger of forming a judgment as to military rgo race es,va ue 0/., wee intent to de fou Id b 1 t I e •et • he took up the watch aud chain and was going into came their own assailants, and did violence to them- Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. - the next room, when I followed. He stoppea and • • Birmingham 40 4/4 93% 'Regca t's• •• • 30 17s 1634 selves. Such a scene of disappointment, disorder, these disgraceful scenes should endeavour to frame operations conducted abroad in the absence of offi proceedings de not find favour cial despatches is obvious. It is certainly not very Th e fraud Mr. Walton, of Ludgate-hill. prismer was only apprehended late on Fri- told me I muSt return within two hours with the c D ot r - b entry..... : 0 0 0 0 61 11 1 / 5 . a ...= R st,t h d dt w e.. o . r, 85 0 . :t i sa and confasion as that afforded by their signal dis- excuses. Their with the public, and all those concerned in the in- clear how it comes to pass that no official account day evening, but notwithstanding the short time other chains, as he had an appointment to keep at comfiture in the House of C3I3IM3DS on Friday Gr e an y diun . • c . i'n 100 21. pr. et.. 514 Stoarbridge. i 4 45 121. 10s. - eight o'clock. He again moved towards a back Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr.ct. - Severn and / n , ii. 16s . _ famous transaction are regarded with ld diseust. has yet appeared in the Gazette of the operations of which had elapsed the mere rumour of his being in evening last was never before witnessed in our room, and I followed him, and said there was no G ic r ,. a n i n ui :Jn . ion 100 7s. 6d _-:-. W ye . tr • w e i e ck eik i " Even Lord Shaftesbury's reputation c u not en- Sir Hugh Rose, General Roberts, and General custody had attracted many t. adesmen, who had Legislature. Most earnestly do we desire that it vn 40 63. b may not be repeated. Exhibitions of this kind will Mfarnou4 plot to subvert Whitlock thoua dure the shock. A more i . _ , e h some of these events took place been victimised, to this court, which was crowded he watch and I must, therefore, take it s t ''' key to t ~ Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - Birming. 1 (00 21 . - a Government was never concocted, and Its failure more than two months ago. And this is the more kto fit, one to it. I obtained ossession of the bac . Leicester . -00 5 , - 'Warwick &1 9 not tend to give the public either at home or abroad tio Th r bl' ' to excess during the inquiry. There was a very caused general setisfac n. eec en e ittle surprising inasmuch as our Bombay correspondent watch and chain, and then placed P the bill before an exalted notion of our representative iustitutions. has strong muster of detective and other officers pre- Leicste e : et . h • 83 1/.5 - s 1 Napton, 3 100 2 i. Louo•hboroot 143 704 ' -- Worcstr 8/ ill rave the destruction of the alludes to . d doubt that it w p . a espatch of Sir Bugn Rose, and indeed d asked him to nay it. He ave me further i t i n ' sent to identify the prisoner with a number of ex- him, an - - g , actieseele. 100 21. 10s. - i Birming. The rout of the factious bands offere a sad and directions . about the massive character of the other Neath .....• 100 16L - Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. - ue The names of these chieftains quote. a -0. old Whig cliq . . . . .. pa . sm e e from . that document. The public tensive frauds lately perpetrated upon jewellers to Oxford ...... 100 - 105% 78 10s. 17% solemn lesson, and we trust that it may teach in hive become a term of r . eproa . ch,. and it will be dif- takes considertable interest in Indian affairs, and chains, and said he would pay for them altogether. __ triguers--the saintly as well as the sensual and WATER-WORKS. I brought all the watches and chains away with me, ficult for them to reeam their influence over the there ouel tth 1 erefore to be no unnecessary delaY Mr. Christopher Walton said-I am a eoldsmith - - reckless-better behaviour for the future. A law ger people. Lord tilanricar e mat ength obtained an ix furnishin authentic infeemation the_ subject. ' •' d h 1 - an enormous amount. and jeweller, of 24, Ludgete-street. Als t 'out three . / and when I sent my foreman up the same evening • Dividend Amount gathering cauld not possibly have been brought to illustrioue ally in Mr. Stnith ; and between Sir C. R d there If a . een any reasonable prospect of the pub- o'clock yesterday afternoon I came into my shop . with the other chains, the prisoner was not there, Name of cempany. per of Paid Price gether within the walls of Parliament. Many of those i _ Wood, Mr. Cardwell, Lords John Russell, Palmer licatton of these military despatches, we should having left the house the moment I had gone. - Annum. Share. - -- and found my assistant servin th • He members of the House of Lords who took a prom ston, and Granville there seems to be bu; little left have patiently waited ; but from experience we g e prisoner. Alderman Carter-Then you were, foituuately t Berlin was showine him some gold chains. The • prisoner nent part in the infamous compact were -present, to choose. They shared in tne same vile plot, awl have learnt that publication is so uncertain, whilst selected tWo-one for a lady and the other for a not victimised by the prisoner ? East London • - i4. per cnt. Stock. all 107 and their woe-wearied countenances betr tyed the e n must share in one commen infamy. at the same time the letters of our correspondents gentleman. He also selected four gold bracelets. Mr. Bennett-No, Sir. He did not become a Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. percent. 25 o o - 25 bitterness of the sorrow thet preyed upon their sou . Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - 27 ----- are so accurate, that further delay in commenting H e sa id t o ro y assistant in my hearing, "I wish the customer on this occasion. Grand Junction ...... 4c. per cnt. 50 0 0 _ - Strange was the contrast afforded to the assurance (Prom the Morning Chronicle.) upon the events described in them appears to be lady to see these, if you will brin th d " g em own. A gentleman whose nams we understood to be Do. New ...... - 25 0 0 Lambeth ............ 5/. per cnt. roe o o - _ th the close of the great "Despatch debate" useless. • - 100 0 0 - - and bombastic pride which they had evi h nced in t th h e \in (earlier days of the cabal, when the overt row of e we have at length •,he opportunity of testing re- Alderman Carter-The old story, Mr. Walton. Watson, said-I wish to state publicly tee fact, _ _ We have already warned the public against Mr. Walton-Yes, sir. lie dd gave an a rest that it is owing to the precautiens taken by tue New River Company.. - - - ___ dem times • Government was considered certain, and the succest sults, and reckonin u the ams and losses anew formin a hasty nid ment on the o erations of Sir _ 100 0 0 - 92 Of the most infamous conspiracy of mo f th gl3 g g . g i g 1 3 somewhere near Eatou-square, and wished them to P ° , west miatuesse ...... - ,Gl 0 0 - 105 rom at memorable episode in our Parliamsntary Colin Campbell in Oude. No doubt a hot weather beb htl b't • '1 kf th ld t roug c own aou six oc oc or ea y o lice that I did not become a victim to the pri- Southwark*Vauxhall soner s fraudulent practices, as he called upon me Do. Do, ..•••• ;41. per cent.' 5 1 8 _ - deemed secure. ures in this dissraceful history. On the whole, the account is satisfactory. campaign in Rohilcund has become inevitable, and choose froru them. I sent m • t t t • et assis an a sex yesterday afternoon, only half an hour after I had BRIDGES. received a notice from the police of the system that t °floor two gratifying feat ' It • t tl is rue rat the cost has been very heavy. A is already being prosecuted. And the question o'clock, and at seven o'clock he returned in a cab affair claim particular notice. In the first place dis- • whole week lost at a critical period of the session now is whether this could have been avoided, or with the prisoner, and informed me the prisoner was being carried on. He wauted some gold chains, Dividend Amount cussion gave a death blow to the plot. While its is a sacrifice much to be regretted. We have also whether the strategetical plans of the Commander- did not live at the address he had given. He but they were not good enough for him. Name os company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. character could be kept secret it thrived ; the mo- Alderman Carter-I am happy to hear anything . witnessed no inconsiderable loss of credit aud cha- in-Chief will lead to as speedy an extinction of the answered some inquiries I put to him evasively, ment the lieht of day was let in upon it, and the in favour of the conaluct of the City police, for it e s. d. X a. d. attention of reflecting men was directed towards it, meter among a certain class of public men. But, on rebel army as the circumstances of the case permit. and I therefore gave him into custody. When he flungerford .......... • .... 25 0 0 - 614 . a blight fell upon it. The more the thing was ven- the other side, the compensating benefits are of the In the meantime, brilliant success attends our arms first came I observed on one of his fingers a valuable appears tome they have exercised an extraorlinary , Southwark ...... ••.. .... 100 0 0 - - tilated the stronger became the cause of the Minis- most useful and valuable description. The House in Central India-Kotah and Jhansi have been cap - diamond ring, a circumstance which inspired me amount of vigilance in getting up the evidence Ditto New of 7% p.c. Waterloo ....... .. •• •• lOs per cent. 50 0 0 .... 100 0 0 - - - - t r y. From the hour that the Solicitor-General de_ of Commons has vindicated its character, and that tured. It may be useful, perhaps, to point out the w ith con fid ence , already adduced before me. - Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 - - The officer in chtrge of the prisoner here said. he mitto ww auto of 71. 11. Bs. Od. eo o o • livered that speech, which is still a theme of wonder of the nation it represents, for patriotism and huma- bearing which these achievements have upon the Alderman Certer-Htd he patronised you for - - for men's tongues, the defeat of the conspirators was nity. As rulers of India, theLegislaturehas pledged general.scheme of warlike operations in India. that ring ? believed Messrs. Benson had anether charge against Vauihall-...... -_ .. 28s. 70 10 3 - 17% regarded as a matter of certainty. The public de_ itself that under no temptation, whether of yen- After the taking of Delhi-the relief of Luck- Mr. Wallet:l-No, sir, but it led me to believe the prisoner, and if he were remanded there was ... DOCKS. very little doubt that there u•Duldbe a vast number Dividend Amount clared strongly against them, an d e e l th e e ee i e t ee geance or of advantage, shall the policy of justice, now-the battle of Cawnpore, and the clearing of it might be a regular transaction ; neverthele3s, I _ the Doab, the principal seat of the insurrection harees brou ht aeainst him as soon as it of other c s g a . Name of company per of Paid. Price. clemency, and conciliation, in governing 150 mil gave particular directions to my assistant not to rested with them, would have given Lord Darby Annum. Share. a powerful majority. Another matter which ought next to Oude was the countr 1 in to the south of lions of native subjects, be for one moment Oran- y y g let the goods have his possession to show to any e was eeeerally known he was in custody. i cloned. As a Legislative Assembly, the House hoe the Jumna. To define the district more accuratelY 2 lady, or any oue else. The invoice .price of the • • . e s. d. Xs. (1. ta be a source of rejoicing to every sincere Conser • THE GRAND SPAND AT ASCOT. Commercial ...• •• ..•• .51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - shown by most unequivocal proof that it will not it may be said that the country lying between the goods was 90/. Do. Preference Stock. - vative will be found in the enthusiasm and the 19 be made a tool to subserve the selfiste interests of a river Chumbul, the river Jumma, into which the Wm. Fisk, assistant to Mr. Walton, said-About • + , East arid West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. 123% concord that prevailed in the ranks of the party. Grand aurry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 '6 0 - Not a single man was absent from his post ; there I) Chumbul falls and a line drawn from Kotah on olitical faction. The lesson is one which will be .. . 2 - , _ three o'clock yesterday afternoon, the prisonercame The following information at this time we have po. Loan Notes •• •• 2 t 100 0000 0 0 •••• WO•3 not one deserter from that trusty baud. Since read with profit by all future aspirants for place, _ a th t river to Allahabad at the unction of the 2 J aud requested me to show him some gold chains. no doubt will be interesting to the sporting public : Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0 - wh-o may find themselves tempted to embark in Jumma and the Ganges, formed the head quarters 6 3 t t o 0 e e k k .. Stock. - - Sir Robert Peel rallied the Conservatives under hie He selected a lady's chain at 21/., aud a gentle- -Twenty years ago (early in 1838) a scheme Was i L t o . n K do a n tha • rin . a.: :: :::: 4%/. pe"r crit. enterprises, similar to that which has just recoiled of the rebels in Central India. • Agra in the north, meets chain at 19/. He afterwards selected four originated by the late Mr. Ribleurd fer building liouthampton .. •• .. •• 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 "0 0 -- banner they have not presented such a firm and serried front to the foe. They felt that their with such disastrous effect upon the heads of the b otah ne ha west, and Allahabed in the east, may geld bracelets, one at 10/. 10s., one at 13/. 133., the present Grand Stand, which has since proved ticteria .. •• •. •• .... 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 , 100 Ditto New --•••• •• 20 0 0 14 0 0 ! In t leaders deserved the most cordial support, and this Cambridge House conspirators. e taken as the three points of a triangle within one at 141. 14s and one at 15/. 15s and requested so valuable a s I - th h k I •2 •2. pecu auon to ese w o too s tares was accorded readily, spontaneously, and without FacVon there will always be in an assemb y _ c _ . fi. i le which the mutineers were still all owerful. Their p . them to b 3 sent with the two chains to 11, Chester- in it, and has laid the foundation for the next 40 GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. composed of such varied elements, and stimulating forcee were hie y ma, e up . of . the rebellious Gwa- Dividend Amonnt tbe least semblance of doubt or hesitation. The terrace Eeton-square, and gave the mune of Raw- years of so princely an income to the race meetines such eager controversies as the House of Commons. . lior Continent and the district which the occu- Name of Company. Paid. Price. ' e wished them to be there by a quarter themselves. The scheme was first confided to the Ant e u r m. Sh e a f re. aasistance given to the Government by the leading d befor g th ' t . h h ere y B°ll. • men amongst the independent Liberals is worthy u my, t oug th • numbers I . . 1 • . Selfish intereses, also, can sel loin be . absent from me . e_ ! lit . . . pant nix 0 clock, when he woul Ibe at home. I late Lord Erroll, Mr. G. Greville, and C apt. Sey- - nflicts that determine the possession of power were increased by detacements from various gear- arrivedat Cliester-terraceabout twenty-five minutes mour, who consented to act provisionally as trus- e s. d. Z s. d of particular notice. Mr. Bright, Sir James British Provincial .. •• 71. per cent. 20 0 0 ' all • ' C° d ffi T 'l. never be elimi .t d an o ce. hese ear s can . na e. ters. Gwalior being the common rendezvous on past six o'clock with the goods, but on asking for tees in the formation of a company of 100 bond- Bri- g hton ..........., 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - Graham, Mr. Roebuck, and Sir Rebert Peel, and th h t f tie' t' cl . ' e nort -eas o is mu mous istrict, the fords 'm e R _ from an bod of human beings, any more then awson the landledy said no such person tiled. holders, who were to sebscribe iu equel shares City . of London ...... 2/. pe 2 r l cent. 1 :5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 11 1 0 _ many others, refused to have the least share in the Y y _ wet e guarded by British troops alone the bank of ' - ett 't f ' e one can expect to free a gl be et y rom vic there. While talking with the landlady the mi.- 10,000/. As a speculation, the scheme was not F E ,c fn u rn itable -••-.. - • , 6/ * 23 0 0 a vile proceeding, aud the four gentlemen mentioned I J . f K - b pean .... .•• •• .. . per cent. 13 tie urnina, rom alpee down to Allalaabad ore disastrous and crime. But nothing coul m . soner catne in, and. asked if she had received his favourably receive I;as an investment its merits .1-resct Central .• •• -.. 3/, per cent 10 o'o - - above not only assisted Ministere by their votes, But the chief station wa • • • Th e than to show . . selfish faction exultant with success s Kalpee, lying on the right note. She said she had, but that she told him in were disputed ; and as a prob ebbe and permanent Irn i r ) i i e t r t i n al N .. a . w . ...... , 10/. per cent. 5 50 0 0 0 0 0 12 - 10 6 80 but spoke most eloquently in their favour. an o e river. ' b k fth ' Throu h this town h . I • h d d seizin the rich spoils w ic i rt a won by such g passed al- - effect of these thrilling and patriotic oratious can- an . g yt , ill OS el vres. A. victor gind b h - t allthe roads frona southern India and f the morning she never took any one without refer- advantage to the race funds, it certainly was never Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 00 - not be overrated. Bette in Parliament and amongst discredita e ia me. , ll_ Cel e on Frida ni Y ht a : ld - ha the point on the river immedietel ' o 'Om ences or luggage. He theu apologised to me for supported (as might have been expected) by the Do. Continental 1 steap. 31 ss. SO 0 0 42 15 0 - the people they served to couvince the wavering, P . ta e t e lmere t to i ri i n u ,;.q r u olitical tr? T clret f . 4 vi te l e i ve branched the roeds northward to Aera y a pr o si. r.e waiting, and asked me to walk up stairs, upon sporting world. Such reliance, however did the D 1)0 0 . I D M o . 2 3 d d B C a ap. 4 4 / 1 .. 1 1 5 0 5 5 .. 5 5 0 0 0 0 g 4 4 3 1 10 0 0 0 _- I!, a s mu s c p .i. y,. su rranean n u " 1 4 which the landlady interposed, and said, as the trustees place in the soundness of Mr. flibburd's Do: Do: ethos:: 31. 50 0041 0 0 53 and showed the most incredulous the real nature !°' intrigue, and factious arti ice for all time. It would t d t C cl eas.war o awnpore, an most of the other • of the plot got up against the Government. Thus, , prisoner had no apartments there she could not calculations, and so determined were they to make Independent ... -.. .. 51. 40 0 0 all - b l'ls ' ' i e 1 e givine up London fcr a whole day to the routes across the Doab. Tuia point of the river , Condor Pail. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - - as the debate progressed, fresh adherents swell& 11 I • • ld 11 . th • $ aOW lim up stairs, to im e circumstances the effort in favour of ASJOt races, that having mo- p eente ............, 5% per cnt. 60 0052 0 0 5314 pickpockets. ° As the result has turned out, a whele- therefore, opposite Kalpee, was of vital import the Ministerial majority, and many who had pro- looked very s us pi c i ou s, upon which he asked me to tained from the Commissioners of Woods and Fo- ftatcliff .. - . ........ 5/. 20 0016 0 0 15% • ome rebuke is administered to all 'at ance. C ,lonel Ma awell or Col el Iti l' raised to vote in favour of the Cardwell resolution ! ~ _ . • conspir Ors, . 1 on g is, after call next day and he would pay for the things. I rests a6l years' lease of the neclssary site of ' surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all - I present or prospec ive. If faction cannot be ez- t b ttl f C ie a e o ewnpore, was placed there with a • • United General .. •• .. 16s Od per sh. 50 0 0 - -___ I openly expressed their regret at having given such insistel upon Lis paying me at once for the chains ; ground, they gave orders for tne commencement of Westminster Chartered 7 ger cent. 50 0 0 - tin rished, it is at all events abt h d. E considerable force. That b • ecl h g, . . s e ven re- . l ein e one t e next ob- 50 0010 0 0 - a pledge. The papers laid before Parliament on but as he had not th e m oney I desired him to return the work ou the 28th of July of the settee year, al- Ditto, New .... •• •• - eard fer their own selfish ieterests will hencef , r th sect was to c ear the countr on the Friday produced open rebellion iti the r inks of the e - _. . . y other side of with me to Mr. Walton. As we were proceeding though up to the 10th Novembe fll • r o .owing, zo -- Western A - • •• •• 10 0 0 all 8% el every Minister " whe wishes to be " to aban- Opposition. Many declared thet nothing should nall ) . , . , the river, of the rebels, the Gwalior mutine rs e • through one of the squares I told., him my candid shares only had teen taken nominally, and depo- Ditto B . .... 10 0 0 40 0 induce them to vote in direct violation of every . 1 4on practices which Parliament has shown SO uti- N jh t ' • e - ow acsi lies 9a miles to the south-west of • • ' opinion WaS that it was an attempt to " do," tog t sits upon five only paid actuelly. About this peried INSURANCE COMPANIES. principle of honesty and justice, while others mistakeably that it will not tolerive. Kal ee p , on the left or west side of the river Batwa. (1, 0 wi Lou paying or t l em. th e thin 'tl - t • f - 1 (L I ) • lug Iter. a fresh embarrassment was caused by Mr. Greville's Dividend Amount threatened to put on their hats and leeve the cou- This; result is brought out with the clearest pee- r rha town, though not regulaily fortified, is Upon which he said " Well, if yell inteud to talk • t• resigna ion, which was hardly to be wondered at, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. spirators to their fate. And thus was that catas- tronel situated au sible evidence by the successive incidents, not less s 0 y , dw et held by the rebels. in that ungentlemanly manner I will not keep your considering the teat' tvourable sta•e of the exche • Annum. Share. trophe accelerated which has overwhelmed the Westward of Jhansi b than by the final issue of the tete discussion. Wtien a out 200 miles, but a little company. (Renewed laughter.) And he was quer and the formidable odds a . -tb It• • gatest, e u imate e s. d. Z s. d. _ Wbigs with confusion, and reudered the Cam- the dh , ate opened on Fridty week there were not to the south, lies Kotati, on the right or eastern walking away, when I saio he must not leave me, success of the scheme in consequence. It appears, eleloa_ ..... 7 pr c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - ,• --• • •• 71 1• 14 e 6d 100 0 0 It 0 0 171 i • bridge House compact notorious amongst the two opinions about the division. Even tee Mini- bank of the Chuoubul. This town was fortified, and I immediately put him lute a cab and. brought however, that Lord Erroll and Catptei S Athan.-e Bri,. and For. ..s. . ri ey- nitto Marine ....... 4. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48 bubble schemes of the age. sters themselves knew that they, would have been but part of it was held by the Rajah, who re- him back to Ludeate street. mour had still confidense in Mr. Hieburds canon- Ithenrearn .........• - 10 0 al - Already are some of the chief actors in the cabal ithful to the British Th , outvo•ed. Tne Cambridge House Clique were al- rillined fa . e ceuntry be- Cross examined by the prisoner -You mentioned lations, that they persisted, and were fortunate . - 4. 4 tias : r g us Life ...... .... 41. per cent. tOO 0 0 25 0 0 - seeking to frame excuses in order to palliate their ready beginning to put together a neve 'Cabinet, tweet' Jhansi aud Kal ee was occu led b some P P Y no lady's name ; but I uuderstood the two chains enough to induce two gentlenten in the neigh hour- aritish Commerci • al .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 n 0 44 conduct, in the hope of finding a way of escape from and one of their organs actually predicted the day, 30,000 or 40,000 mutineers. well armed and were purchased and the four bracelets were for the hood (Mr. Ward and Mr. Gilberts m) to allow their Church of England .. 7/. 5 1 1 05. .5 5 g g 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 -..._ City of London .. •• _ the obloquy which threatens to overwhelm them. and almost the hour, at which Lord Palmerston dis i ciplinl. Between Kotah on the west and lady's approval. names to be associated in the trust, an I, by dint of Clericl.aled.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 23 was to be " sent for" by her Majesty. Such WaS Al atm a th ou the eest five great roads ruu- Jounty .............. H. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 -- Alderman Carter-Is the landlady of 11, Chess increased exertions, not only raised the money re- Lord Shaftesbury writes to a morning contetnpo- Crown .............. 1/ 18s. 50 0 0 50 0 se the state of affairs on the first night of debate. As uing nor traverse the country. One crosses ter-terrace here to-day ? quired s but opened the building itself for the ac rery in indienant terms, denying that he assisted Eagle .. - in the oven; of the political Sabbath breekers at time passed on however, the whole aspect of the the Chumbul to the east of Kotah. The secand, Green, detective officer-She is not, sir • but commodation of the public on. Tuesday, May 28, Equity and Law ...... 5% per cent. 100 005 0 a _ Cambridge-house. The letter is a gem in its way, ' d Th - ree d further east, is the great trunk road to A ra horizon cleanse . e enormous majority dal . , _ . g I have the leiter which the prisener wro'e t ' o her 1839. On this first occasion the gross receipts of Europetu Life l/. .20 0 0 all - ment •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - by the Paltnerstonian Cabal ou Friday dwindled irom the south. The third and fourth, from the Endow 6 and we give it entire :- yesterday desiring her to get the apartments ready the four days amounted to nearly double the sum t ' ;:: l J a e l r y ai - " SABBATH OBSERVANCE. to very moderate dimensions on Monday, became same direction, unit eat Jhansi, and lead to Kalpee. for him by four o'clock that afternoon. relied upon in the prospectus, and they have ever Globe . ...... 51. per cent. Stock. all 1004 "TO THE EDITOR OF TEN TIMES." altogether hypothetical when the discussion was Tee fifth, passing through from Nagpore, Jubbul- Policemen 378 said-I took the • •' ' • b d 1 tt ' th 1a t prisonei in o since een stea Iyon le increase, e ar b es sum Gresham Life - - 47 5.1 4 20 0 0 50 0 0 •- "Sir,-The Prime Minister, in the debate of the 11th, resumed on Thursday, and on Friday, when the pore and Bhikaree, leads to the same terminus. Do. Do. ....... custody, and, upon searching him at the olice (viz 3,6371.) havin s been received at the last meet- eet ' 5/. e - r cent 11 , 0 0 0 'lO 0 0 52% _ uar l ap ........ - - stated that I had attended a political meeting on Sunday fi na l blow was te have been struck, the Noble Now the military plan was this. One column of station I found le ea - ' P • • " f ' - 40. Aud in one of his ing. We may, however, assume that, during these 'ti m er a• Fire... •• .. .. . per cent. 't 121 P . - 00 0 0 31 0 0 363' at Cambridge-house. I i Imperial Life .. .. 14s. 100 0 e 210 0 19% s x or seven thousand men, with thirty guns, under Viscount found himself absolutely deserted. De- gloves I found the diamond ring produced. He 19 years, the actusl receipts have, in round nu "The motive was so manifest that I did not interrupt ra- Indemnlty Marine.... 5; p. ct. &be. 100 0 0 13 0 0 i 47% him and contradict his assertion. feat was certain if he had challenged a vote ; while General Roberts, was directed from the west on refused to s- ate his address or occupation. bets, amounted to 50,000/. ; and, as the public Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bons !00 0 0 210 0 - " But so many anonymous writers, relying on the noble even of the minority, whom he could still have Kalpee by way of Kotab. By the last mail we Mr. Thomas RowUnd Alston, of the firm of will naturally indulge in the very pardonable Law Lite.•• •• •• • • 24.. per sh iOO 0 0 12 10 0 - learn that he had succeeded in taking that place. n and General Life 4s. pe i r i. share 5 2 g 0 . lord's aecurs.ey. have annoyed my and are still assailinK mustered, more than . a hundred, as Mr. Bright re- Alston and Allan, of Bishopsga.te Within, goldsmiths curiosity of ascertaining how so large a sum had e Le ogn a d i n 0 0 0 11 0 0 -- 10 ii - ' _ This event occurred on the 30th of M.arch last. As me that. to net their minds at ease, I request you to allow marked, would have voted for him with the ex- awl *eweller. ' said 0 t j ~ _ ts tle 13th of April last the beenapplied, we are enabled, by the courtesy of t a n r c l ion & Troy. Law•• Is 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 - me to declare, through your columns, that I did not at- tremest reluctance merely in redemption of Dledees • d t th t our corre=pon en says, e arrangemen appears prisoner call et 1 - '1 - t au( me IA to look at some diamond i those to whose successful management they are in- • s.re bs. .00 0 0 0 , 20 0 0 87% tend any meeting on the Sunday to which he alludes or ' ' • ' th. b .te I TI G -1 d df • ' o ave eeu alas ry. ie ellela a vance tOlll • n . I d n l e- lia • ci - i: . I i% •e . r.v en. i e per cent 50 ; 2 0 0 - ' I at the outset been ersuadsd iuto which they hat „ s p .., rim. He selected a diamond riug value 31/. 108.. debted, to afford them the opp etunity of doing so. Minerva ............ 5/ per cent, 20 0 1 4 0 0 - on any other Sunday, either at Cambridge-house or else- the weit, crossed the Chuinbul dt k• I ,an a ing a( van- Monarch •.•• . • • • .... 5/. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 d - where. "Year obedient servant, giving. an emerald half hoop, and aruby half hoop to the A reference to the orionnal ros ectus h bl d ~ p .p as ena e eew Equitable - " May 21." "SHAFTESBURY. What must be thought of a cause or a leader rage of the portion of the tower he!si by the R tjah, value of 18/. 10s. He r - uest d l ' e us aso to send us to compare the predictious of Mr. Hibbard with Pelican .. ..... - - - The first statement in this letter is untrue. Lord whose prospects deteriorate, aud whose supporters he managed to obtain posseseiou of the city with a some braseleta for tq approval to 36, Stanhope-street, the ac - ual results, which, unlike most protects Phcenix - - 173 Darby did not state that Lord Shaftesbury at- melt away during a few days' discussion ? Every loss comparatively small. The defeated army, between five and six o dock tl • tat evenine I ac- have been uadruple the - - . - t Professiona Life" .. .. 51. per cent 6 5 0 010 0 - profits pion:used. For Provident Life........ 12)4 per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - tended the great Simday meetine at Cambridge- sound proposition, every honest Statesman would with a vast convoy of women and children, escaped cordinely went tu lf • h • ''. • q yse wit the three rings aud the instance out of the receipts of last year the Rock Life - - 75. 5 0 0 0 10. 0 8% house. Lord Derby fetid. in the debate on the 14th rether benefit by the delay. Furtleer exatnination by the western gate, and tiien passing eastward 3 bracelets. I asksd for Mr. Allen the d ' • ' name he ha stewarde of the races received 1,500/., being their Royal Exchange ....•• spc. & bs Stock. all 303 inst :-" The noble earl's notice was given on Mon- into the " merits " of the case would have continued their flight. A force of some 1,000 given me, and I was immediately shown into the proportien, and ten eiistin 7bond-holders a bonus 3t t ge r ife ...... 8% p.c &bs - , I/ 14s - •• - - sabres had been directed by General Roberts to thy last. I don't know whether he attended it, strengthezed its advocates and increased their num- room wher e the prieoner was. A.s I eutered. he of 75/. eaoh, in addition j: , 5 t. ' t ' ch i l per een in eras tea iingdom • ••• :. 4/. & bonus. 20 00 5 Ili t , , - ", Universal Life .•• :•• ... 5/ & bonus. 100 0, 0 10 0 0 - b•lt I presume he had communicated to him the leers, provided its merits would bear examining. intercept the fugitives, but by some mistake they left the rota), aatl upon his return soon after I and 11. the value of a free admission, besides 81 victoria Life • • .... •• 5/. & twills. - 500 - - - remained watching tee fords of the Chumbul. result of that Sunday meeting, which I am told That durieg every hour from the commencement ' showed him the tings and the bracelets. He to k o per cent. In the present year shoull the receipts in ur- However, a force of cavalry was detached p , , JOINT-STOCK BANKS. was not entirely for religious purposes. I mention of the dt bate the Palmerston party wasted away two of th e bracelets into the next room, and when be the sa th . l' hfi me, e respective as vantaues to t e ve suit, but after a ride of ten days they left them it merely as a singular coincidence. On Sunday last like an iceberg diseolving in a tropical sea, proves he came back he changed one of them aud again survivors in this tonti ' .' 1 ne will again be doub ed ; .. Dividend Amount about the llth of Apri , _ '1 numberine about 3 000 or Name of CompanY. per of Paid. Price. a meeting was held at the house of the noble lord most indisputably that his policy is condemned, 0 ) left the room with two of the bracelets. He re- and in the yeer 1850 (the b • re eing no longer prin- Annum. Share. 4,000, with six gulls, on t . helr wa to E-an ur (Palmerston) at which it is supposed (and I believe and his leadership disowned. For this was the y ' g ) turned and asked me to charge him the lowest cipal or intere t t a o provide for), the entire advan- -- - about 70 miles west of Jhatist. e s. d. 4 s. d. on very good authority) that the subject of the actual issue place 1 before the House, and Lord price fie the two he had selected, and he agreed to times of the surplus will be secured to the advance- - Having provided for the safe'y of Ketah, the Australasia.. ......... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 80% motion was discussed, and it does so happen that , Palmerston may filed matter for serious reflection ply 25e H,3 asked for a b'l " h• h t f th . bl• • ' i 1 and receipt, wic men o is pu ic amusement ; which surplus ac- Bank ot Egypt ...... - 25 0 0 18 15 0 21% the neble earl, iutimitely and clotely connected in the fact that as the real object and tendency of ts will be to unite with object of General Rober _ • the having writ: , n. I placed it before the prisoner. cording to the average of the last five years, will be :lank of London ...... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - secind columu under Sir Hugh ROSO. Sir Hugh, 1 Ilritish North American 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all - with the noble viscount, gives on Monday, Mr. Cardwell's resolution became more clearly uri- He very quietly took it u and with the three 2,415/. antmally contributed. to the Race Fund out after relieving Sanger, marched to Jhansi on his 1' h ity . 8k . .. Ind. A . ust& Ch 4/ per cent. 2CI 0 0 6 0 0 - in this house, notice of his intention to submit a derstood, the phalanx of supporters dwindled rings and two bracelets assai P i; left the d I of the prices pent for admission ta the Grand Stand C room, an •• ••• •• • se pereentemo o o 50 0 0 - way to Kel pee. To that place he laid siege. His Colonial.... __ _ _ similar resolution." There is not a syllable in the rapidly away. When first placed on the notice saw no more of him. (L:ueliter,) alone. Toe stewards will, therefore, at all future force consisted of two brigades. On the 29th of Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & be. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - above which bears out Lord Shaftesbury's charge paper and presented for debate, that resolution ap- Alderman Carter-D I - I t* b • .t• n 1 .b' t • 0 underatend you t iat mee ings, ein a post ion consi era iy o increase F ~ .11,, Scot & Aust. Ch. 4.. per cent. , 20 .0 0 all - that the Prime Minister stated that he h d d t f tl 1 • ' la - h I a at- peare o set or i cone usions m. wlc a, argd March he heerd of tee advance of rebels from the you lost the two bracelets and the three rings ? the number and value of stakes at this national Lond.Cnar.Bk. of Aus. 51. per cent. 1200 0 . •• 19% east, amounting it is seid to 10,000 men. Sir Do. New - tended a political meeting at Cambridge House on majority of members were ready to concur. There Mr. Alston-Yes, sir • • th • We sunjoin the result (in round DIM ; and the diamond ring ga ering. London and County the Sunday. Lard Derby declered most distinctly was DO doubt on that point. Even at the begin Hugh seems to heve less than half that number. foend in one of the prisoner's gloves is one of thote bers) ot the receipts and expenditure from the Lon. & E t B as n nkg. C. 61. per cent. ,100 0 0 50 0 0 - that he did not know whether Lord Shaftesbur • s e Lib rals d" - ed what we heve our h. . y mug ern e . iscover , . On the Ist of April the rebels crossed the &awe- ee rings. thr ' . opening of the stand to the present time :- London Joint-Stock was presen . t So the noble earl commences is jus- selves frequently pointed out, that the motion was awl comp:Lensed ae attack. This was defeated. Alderman Carter-Are you sure that the pri- Gross receipts, at 19 succeenve race meetings .C5O 000 Londn and Westminstr 18 per cent..loo 0020 0 0 44% Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 'lOO 0 0 35 0 0 79 tifleatOrY ePiStle with a falsehood, which looks very delusive-" h ocritical," Mr. Beebuck called it The deeisive mmement seems to have been a eletree e soner is the seine man? B c ollectors, check•takers, cards, eza y 2,200 Ditto, New ....... 20 0 0 10 0 0 - muoh like a deliberate one. But what shall be said -and under L P i r - , • • i in flank ofthe euemy by a troop of the 14•11 Dra yer of a genera po Awe' princip 0 I 1 Mr. Alston- cou d swear to him out of 10,000. Employment of London Pslics ... 450 Ditto ditto • •, ~ 20 0 0 5 0 0 - of the noble earl's excuse ? He did not attend th goons headed by Sir Hueh himself. The rout w. Natio-en Bank •• - - 6 I.per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - d•dl d t ' e waa esigne to serve the persona an par y lute- e , e as Alde man Carter-Does the lanolady of the Fixing wooden stages, cleaning, Ssc. .„, ........ 400 New - oath Wales .... 201. per cent. 20 0 0 all - -• ... .. . meeting at Cambridge House on Sunday, but he rests of a Clique. For a while,neverthelsss, the comple . ed. by Brigadier Stuart, and the rebels were Fuel , 39% - . • house know anything of the prisoner ? 300 ‘n•teritui Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 99 became thellideeproirof-ehemsessw_for_wjeich that great bulk of the OppositiOa failed.to detect 'Ore drivemeecrose the Betwa. Istaning performed ss r bl . F niture and sundries - 20 0015 0 0 - , ___ ~, ...I. 11l . Alstou-I e ;eve not, sir as it appears that ur ct &bs 100 0 0 25 0 0 62% meeting was summoned. Lord Shaftesbnry--denms terse - charactereefeeles-eaaeuteuvre e mnel e were feadY this brilleatte exploit, 'Teens t . . ''" - f - Ncrs At ck - h aed --- Y es- he leoked et - the- lodgine r the ' li . mot isig,.an sat sz •d Rates and taxes ' Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - .it wrong to attend political meetings on the Sau- te accept the resolution as it stood. But when, e-.lade on the 3d of Aprii. 'Though tfie right attack he was . h C - n going to t e rystal Palace, and would call Aeditional buildings and repaira 2,800 lonian. ..... .......... 51. per cent. 25 0 0 all - day, but seems to think that there can be no harm in the progress of debate, the real purpose of the failed, the left attack cotnpletely succeeded. 0 -n between five aud six iti th ' t d 'd e eveniug o eci e about Ground work, gravel, and turf 4OO 3outh Australia •••• .. 10/. per cant. 25 0 0 all - - in carrying out the plant dravn up at those Sun- motion was unveiled-when Liberal members found the sth the whole town Waa in our possession. The takin tl g tem. S.ecretary and housekeeper (501. per annum) ~ - 210 0 • 31% Ranee however 3 d The losi of th e en day cs,bals. A more jesuitical doc'rine was never out that in. adopting Mr. Cardwell's proposition 1 . , , e cape . etnY Mr. Jas. Murray, a t • d I t -- Union of Hamburg.• .. - 15 0 0 30 0 - Wa e 1 an c eronorne er -11,000 Union of London...-. 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23 propounded, and above all things do we regret that they practically voted Lord Palmerston and his ' 4 000 ,is sae' to amount to 3,000 or , men ; the loss maker, of 30, Cornhill, said on Monday, the 17th The redemption of 95 bonds at par - 100 0050 0 0 - it should proceed from the Earl of Shaftesbury. Cambridge House Cabal into office-then their a-- I of the British to 400 killed and wounded. . of May the prisoner called at my shop and asked Interest and bonus oa the 19 years 13,300 Western Bank or Londn. - lOO 0050 0 0 - We do not understend such compromises of con- sent wee withdrawn, and. every one who had not It thus appears that Geueral Roberts and Sir '' - science nor do wejaelieve that evil actions can be fully committed himself by an inconsiderate pla dge f five of th Hugh Rose are in possession o e roads to see some bunting watches. Alnerman Carte D'd h r- i e ask for gold or silver 7 • paid to the Stewards of Ascot Races ~ l6 200 _ LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. thu3 m'ade to pass for gold ones. beforehand declared his intention of voting on the across the country held by the rebels. When these Mr.ltiurray-He asked for gold hunting watehes. X 50,000 Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. Lord Shaftesb ur y i s not, however, the only mem- other side. Tnen set in a scene of desertion such two generels have effected a junction, they will no Ile saw a t t • d• 48/ pa en win ing keyless watch, value • 1 4............, Annum. Share. ber of the gang that desires to sneek out of the as the House of Cotrunons has rarely witnessed. doubt be able to advance on Kalpee. There is, how- End promised te let us know iu the course of a day RUNNING DoWN OF A BRIG BY A .- x s. d. X s. d. - affair. Our unfortunate contemporary the Times It was not only rapid and total, but siguificant ever, a third column advansing from Madras under t if 1 , uld have it as he could not then STBAM-VEiSE L. Sank of Scotlapd .... 74. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 189110 would be glad to discover a means of escape. Att3r also of the loss of personal confidence. Statesmen General Whitlock. According to the last accounts T e r , r i : ° ' 1 • ' e i w n i. ' --- -11.----, British Linen Company 81. per cent_ 100 0 0 100 0 0 217/0s having alserted day after day that nothin ld. have before uow beea deserted by large sections g cou he was within 60 wiles of Kelpee-his line of -• -e u P lii m n ' the fellowine 1 der .- On Wednetelay last we received LOSS OF TWO LIVES. Caledonian Bank .. ••. 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 16s City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 81 53 save the Darby Cabinet, and after haviug done lof their former adherents, because they were sup- march lying bet weep. Jhausi and Allah tbad, by rr n" • iVIr. Litt:tell presents his compliments to Mr. Yesterday morning, abcut 7 o'cloek a. serious ens:fescue, Bank .... 5%1. p cent. 20 0010 0 0 i 3. Os everything to serve the Cambridge House coes i- I posed to deviate from their former principles • Chikaree a nd B en d s . I n the meantime, however, m i ' 1 • h . cetaste.phe, which resulted in th ' ' C -mmercial Bank - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 224c0s irray, and wil feel obliged if he will bring un e destruction of a Eastern Bank.. -- - 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10. 7s raters, it is seized with a sudd ' T . P ' 11 th t • • - ' the tbls t ) the number of some 30,000 or 40 000 th 1 en panic. ne at- the deserters a , e Illle expteising con- ° ° ' 2 2 the watch he was 1 .oking at last Monday, at 481., vessel and e oss of two lives, occurred in the Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 50 0 851 Os tempted excuse is another gent, and we give it en- tinued esteem and trust in their abandoned . have advanced from Ka.lpee against Sir Hugh Rose. and at the . same time to bring a samp‘e 0 g i f old. river Thames, iinmediately opposite the Coast too tOO National Bank .. - -6% per cent. 0 0 0 0 185 Os tire. On Saturday last the following appeared in Cnief 11 so far as he was persona y concerued. In His duty, of course, is to form a junction with guard chains very strong. Guard Station, at Cherlton. Northof Scotland Bank 51. percent 30 0 0 210 05/ lOs Royal Bank of Scot!. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1421 s the Times, in a prominent place and i th • th ' +h n a con- o present instance, e cause wasjust sue reverae. . Generals Roberts and Whitlock before risking an e ' "He trusts Mr. Murray will bring Win such a It appeare tha,t the Anti brig, a collier vessel, unioneank ascot. -81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90110 s spictious type :- There have been DO changes of principle-nor is it engagement, unless indeed he finds hi eself strong t h h th l nd and in with a full cargo of cods, was lyine at he • - c as e cau orough y recomme , T moor Arestern Bank•• -- - 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 00-1 0 Alliance Fire and We.. 8%1.pr cont. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16110 s "We have been informed that some of those busy upon rinci l th t the Inde end tLb ls oh- enough without their assistance. It se ems probable wa hies in the cen re 0 0 o 2 0 0 1/ 8s p e a _ _ p. en i . era as strong a case as poss,ble. e , te f the stream, when, at the time British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 therefore that the next mail w'll b ' • 9 1 ling intelli- ra Caledonian Fire blear . 10c.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 os gentlemen whose invention has been so fern • • t cl p ie in jec eto Mr. Cardwell's Resolution. Their quarrel Perhaps Mr M. weal(' cell after half-past six stated, the irou screw stetm-vessel John Howe canards during the past ten days have circulated a lay with Lord Palmerston himself, and the old gence of an action, or, at all events, of tbe advance this evenin ' ' • . • h 'll g, and bringing a bill, when e wr. pay and the steam-vessel Black Dia d mon , proceeded un ' City of Glasgow Life.. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 031 lOs , Co! onial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 08/ orl iepOrt that we received by the last mail from Berne Whig " connection" by whoni he was surrounded. of these three divieions on Kalpee. Once at lid- Idin the moue the river at full speed, the two vessels being appa- Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 27/ PS boy letters from our cotrespondent in Oude, Mr. They discovered that the vote put into the hands pee, the British troops will be in complete military " 20, Charle Y s'estreet, Westbourne terrace, - rently engaged in racing. The John Howe was Eng. & Scot, Law Life 510er cent. 50 0 0 3504/ Oa ent. 40 0 0 2 6 071 Os RtliSeli, which we have from some base motive of the ruember for Oxford really contained au raPs poesession of Biandelcund and Central Lelia. The Life Assoc. of acotland 5/. per c __ 0 14 0 a 10 8 forenioat, and on approachmor the brig the cr Wednesday-mornine." ew ationct• Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 e refrained, rain publishing. We received by the prove' of a Paltnerstonian Administration, awl advantages of this are obvious. The rear of the Mr. Mu ° h Id rray further said-I went to te at ress on board each steamer were :beer - ' ' '' • ved to be shout- North I•ntish Insar... 71. per cent. 200 0, 0 20 0 0 381 5s 20 0 0 1 0 0 I/ 15s leler whatever fror lest mail from Bombay no - n from that moment they would have none of it. Tile great army marching northward to Rohilcund will _ eiven in the letter and ask 3 for Mr. Liddell, and ing to each other, evidently occupied with the ex- Northern Assurance Co. 50 0 0 2 0 021 128 Mr. Russell, and by the last mail from Calcutta we vote of February showed the ex-Premier that he be secure, •and Sir Colin Campbell will be iu a posi- Was at once sh ' • - e: • own into a sitting room acin .o . e. • a the citement of the race. When cl • h 1- -, . Scottish P , rovincial .... _ - Ost3 tO t e -rig, the Scottish Lnion Insrnc. 7%1. pr con . t 20 0 0 1 0 tt 1/ Us 0 7 0 ..c 30/ Os received only one h these words• h slip of paper wit . ad forfeited the confidence of his party-the tiou to strengthen his front with troops drawn street do T • • or. he prisoner came in a few minutes pilot on board the Black D . d pinion perceived the Standard Life ...• .. . 51. per cent. SO 0 Bombe the ver break 'l must defer till next mail from y y u p of his vaunted majority on the late Reso from the banks of the Jumne and the Ganges. If af en; d I showed him the Watch. He also ,an imminent danger, and signelled to the John MISCELLANEOUS. meagre account which I have to gi . 've of our proceed- lution un ill prove how total and irretrievable that troeps are still wanted there, they must be sup- 2 selected a e o ld Alb er t euard, value 12/. and then Howe to put back. It was, ho wever, too late, Dividend Amount d d t f • orfeiture h plied from the three columns of General Roberts, t a fle t , atter ve . • of Paid. Price. ings here.' This intelligence we consi ere t o c u t b n- - h as been. To have fallen from powr. la a s ampe receipt. I made ou _ . sssl dashed into the head of the asked if I'l d t d . ' Name of Company. per cern only ourselves, and therefore did no p .1 t rough the disgust of all sine re advocates of tee Sir Hugh Rose, and General Whitlock. hill and receipt, upon which the prisoaer took . up brig with tremendous force, 1 terally splitting Annum. Share. lish it, confidently expecting that the next mai very prineiples he wee sapposel to possess is bad 1•111111111MInam••••• -.-- __ _ the watch and chain and the receipt, and. saying her in two. The brie wene clowa headfore - - -_____ 4 s. d. X a d. 0,1 letter enough for an • • , from Bombay would bring us the prornis 2 _ e y minister. To have tried to regam sonatthing ab oat not leaving enough meney, he left most immediately, - and such was the force of Acadian Charcoal Iron •• 10 002 0 0 - ho his lace b 1 CRYSTAL PALACE.-FLOWER-SHOW DAY.-Admisaion 20 0 0 10 0 0 - which has not, however, yet arrived. To those w p _ y p ots and artifices is immeasurably seven shillings and sixpence.-Saturday, May 22. wd. the room and I saw no more of him until this the collision that the iron steem-vessel had African Steam Ship .. st. r e; • cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Will ba at the pains to consider the chances of the worse. But to have so tried, and yet I 1 d • • • • t 3 068 cr t b ' k • ' 1 ai e nmei- missions on plyreen , , ; it 0 , y seaso n tic et., morning, waen I found him in custody on another some difficulty in getting lear ot the wreck; On A.ssam Lee •• -••••- 14/per cent 50 0 0 - _ AUCti6ll Mart •• •• •• •• at ably presents ade t ee 0 0 19 0 0 eon post between Lucknow and Bombay this will to , b _ ph of ignominy from which no 9,301 ; total risit , ns, 12,369. The number of season charge. observing the fearful occurrence, Thos. Sterols, John Australian a 4 riculturi - 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 25 appeer extraordinary, however great the disappoint- man w . o has once sunk so low, can ever hope to tickets sold up te this thy already excees the gross Cress-extrnined bth y e priso ' ner-You said you i house, and John Parkes the coast-eua d „ r rmn on tuatralian Trust -.: ..... Austraiian Royal Mail _ 10 10 0 o all • 1% merit to us and to our readers. It has also, we be- rise again in' o trust or office. number for tLe preceding year. must go up-stairs for some money, as you had il ot this stetion, put off their beat to render astistence; Anglo-Mexican Min an t- 51. 1 d I pe'r cent 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 all _ Now that this debate is British Ammrican L 0 0 0 - lieve, been alleged that we published no intelli- . . bappily over, we hope tAiweeeiseeetreennie following is not the least remark- enmesh witli you. but th3ir efforts were unavailiu Tt h 1 ftt g. re w 0e 0 Jo ii.percent 100 0 0 32 10 0 - Parliament will be suff able among tho numer ß ous ex , traoi:divary cur i es without medi- Canada ... •• •• •• •• •• gence as received by the last Calcutta mail, but that , ered to proceed with Mr Betintett, watch and chronometer-maker, crew of the brig, consetting of the ctptain, four n 0.5 per cent Bond , 51. per cent Stock 100 0 0 - eine effected by Du arry s . deli?ious Elea th:Restoring• it. _ • nt bds 5 .per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - those who will take the trouble to refer to our im- busine3s. 1 rom the first accession of Lerd D n , er y d vslenta Arabica Food, of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulenoy Go, eh( apside, said-On Tuesday last I received seamen, and two bey's, were asleep in their berths D l t tt „ o, : 1 1 , 1; Cent .• 6/. Der cent. Stock 100 0 0 - •str the ordeal through which pres-ion of this day week will find a very sufficient Mine y, . _ . . the House has Constipation, Nervous, Bilious,and Liver Complaints, Coneli . the followin , letter by post :- when the vestel went do en, and the live men isms.; 6p c. bds 1874 i 2. set cent. Stock 100 0 0 - nifeetiv inevitabl Ts refutation of this calumny." This is a question that just passe4 was ma s e. et, was known Asthma, Consumption, and Debility:-Maastricht, Holland, " Mr. Was th's compliments to Mr. Benne`, and. escaned in a state of n d't ' - , 1 .ost Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6 , /. per eent Stock 100 00 - II i y, le a [manner a rc Ministers would in 3 Crystal Palace '4l, per cent. 5 0 1' can only be determined by the amount of credit to that the ejected ome shape ,or Aug. 7, 1.854.-My daughter Virginie had long been con-um. , • ' r will be obliged if he will show him a sample of gold !oniraeulous, from ths stern of the vessel, which was onto Preference.... 7/ pr. cent. 50 0 5 a O ll 0 4 1 r: . be given to it ttements put forth in the Times. Is other bring forward a motion designed to expel tive, with diarrlicea and nig,lit sweats, and was in July last roan? - • • wa,te ,es from •ti/. to 60/. ne would wish one with 1 upp , :rrnost as she sunk, and swam to a sniall boat cry. raiace of France - 40 0 all - •le and re lace therns e our contemporary entitled to belief ? That matter their fortunate rive , p e l, .„ ,„, ed to such a state of Prostration and exhaustion that our m , 11 "" cal i • ' • • 1 , f •eCove •'1 ft " a il: • 1 i lon ace e net buntiog ; and if he can resent.- hauled to a colliee lying near. ,eity Navi g ation Bonds 3%/. per cent - _ - • ad mits f I d *si OTI tl I.t II the Treasury bene'n Parliamest and the ceuutry sh • e o a spee , y eci ton. ri turn ay as . n co e , i i. s_ag t, i o eed thole was no ion, o i ,iy e , ana tha' . , , at the pendamt he would pre- Two boys were at the time berthed in the fore snectrie Telegraph .. 6/. per teat. Stock 00 0 e 106 14 Eng.& Aus. Cop. Smelt. - 5 0 0 all - l'irna -3 wrote ; ---" The arrival of Indian rapers up were prep ated for the inflietism, and resignsd te ld t survive many days. Upon the recommenda 111C11 , 1 those winding tion of • f , 1 • t •*, 1 D B. •'' R" ' a iieru ,ue lit,c a any b CA akuta Arabiaa, fee as sl-o these that will withstand the vieis:si- pa,rt of the brig, and fr en the fact that the bow of li. En .eciris. Mag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 all - to MI ime it would involve ll.sit- which t ' ble It ' Eq p n i t t t t a c New ev . e . r . s . m . ]: 7 5/per cent -00 0 0 110 0 0 - e 2ith ult •t 1 ut eve ~ wi ro en a copy of Leral Can- the trouble and loss of t : . , o the astonishment of all, caused an immediate il be fr nn'Esg'and. .ninant tutlet a f temp :newt., at he wi the steamer enierecl into this timbers of the former • - 50 0 0 22 10 0 - . proclimation, and with only here and there as the ordeal is no et complete, we ttust that it sr)" , 1 c ia.n g e for the better in the symptoms. After the first few - , • , a . passi t re meals she felt less miserable, and in six days the diarriaea for some rime to come. He will he at 110 Me g,q 4 ,r . WSSeI at leaet three yard- it is i resumed that they 4en. Revers. & Invest. 51. p c and 11 00 0 o ou .• 0 - • , d. Inoi - d Palmerston has been allowed e Gen. I. Sc. Col. (him.) naartitan' its slit osed •ur t 1 einers e etiou.a...with h ,pp pp m a n ( o n :Jot be renewe . and night sweats had left her. She gained strength gratin- four-eerhatts he woubl call at that. hour or before were crushed to atoms. S venal pers .na on shol - ts 0 o all - Jen•AteamNavization ai, 1 f Eileland went far more strn s i ne i t 1 chiefs of Oade, is a fate of to inquire whether the P - rOp 0 0 t. ri • ally, and in two months thne was perfectly well. This excel. five th;s af ei noon. At the same time h e m ay ly ing vvi.ineised the occurience, arid all agree in ste,ting London Gen. Omnibus 121: p P e e i r •c c ent ft 15 4 ( ( 1 1 0 14 /111 ' 21 3 1 ti welcome inten• neeott than whole colualus of un- sim again as Prime Mlnister '? Ili tt ques io --a , lent rer.itedy deserves to be more generally known, and a salllP'e Of guard', aud also 01 ladies' guard chai es . that the brie was anchored in proper position, and I rrueson's 8ay...-. •• 5/. per c'nt. Stock Stock - I-gel - Ice or an o• di - • .enne.....- lt has be m i consider I am 1 • __ flun g erford .. -__ .. .21 5s .110 0 0 all _ . not be knelled, indied, ,sry seussion. We shoelti iniportaut, at all events , to I i • duty iu recounneudiu on y discharging a most silercel "AS lie WI paycale Le trusts that Mr. B. st ill that the stOAMOrS were entirely cut ot their propor L.on. Ne. &Na. Mauso. - . - 10 0 0 all - in assumine that sueh I Argued wth the utmost delitiecatioir and gravity. , eit to all sufferers --S Est:eras danger to the naviga •,. . , PrOCltimationwonld pass as a matt b , . b 1 , _ h ~, 01 tipported by testimonials from the followin, • celeb'rated Fri.) oily raicoinmeu•l snub au article as he can tho- -.course. In order to prevent. London Reversionary 5/,!per cent. ',' 0 ' all - nobody would have a tuord - t - er of ceurse, that No one can say that the discussion was urr ed . essors of Chemistry; Dr. A Ure; Dr. Sh I' l D IT rousetly depend mson. - tiou of the river a sigtal flag hes b:.en affixed to the N. Mex. &S. American - 10 0 0 all - 0 say about it on • tie e way at any point in the case was insufficie . ntly de, Dr Cam bell •Dr G ' -or anc.• r. __arvey ; at. Discount Comp.. 25 0 0 5 0 0 44 or another, or that it had bee n ee , dSt P t cl' D.• attiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; br. Ingram ; " 12, trpie r Southwick-street, Cambridge-tsr- . - mainmast of the sunken ves,sel, the top of the mast N.S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 51. pe - r cent _ 100 0 0 - or already fergotten." We call tf-JenaetT•il" apprevee eussed. A formal judgment has at length i ) e,, Lor nar T e l eeies; . the Dowa 34ajor Gen. ger Countess of Castiestnart. vie,' Ryde-park.-Tussday morninee" _ being just visions at high water. During the day cir. Sri. Australasian 6d. 10 0 all ' mmas Kin g , and many other res )e 't, bl • it din the locality, North of Europe, Stu. e/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 . 10 1; 2ii ders to the words which we have eatioit of ou ti vete mid there We trust the matter will be allowe pleet e e •• - ' - ' ' • • sous, whose health has been re td. b ' I, 1 0 POl- Mr. 8.-noett cont i nued-The chatac ' ter of that censiderable excitement le evaee 1 _ i_ vrice'sPatentCami. Co 2::. 0 0 all 19 - rea in itel.cs ea rest It will be " teo bad "if as some of M.- B ore yit after all other le'.ter induced me te go myself, and I found the and hundreds of eersens visited the s lore or h •. e teel River, Larid&Min. _ , 5 0 0 all 2 The files of Indiau papers the 24th ult., did col ' ' , ' 2 means of cure had failed. Suitably packed , i•ith full instrue tain ample and explicit details upon Lord Oa nn i, '2* partisans deslare, the cause is to be reopeeed, an tions, In canisters, 11b. 2s, 9(1.; 21b. 4s. 6d • 51b 11 • s prisoner at that addre.ss. I showed him four chro- river from motivee-of cut iosity. Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent r. 50 0 0 all Ditto New - 80% . 50 0 0 10 0 0 - ' - declared that it meant og s the same issue raisea under another cruise upoe 121 b 225. The 121 b canisters are s t • ' - - ' en ear i l age f ree en re. nometers and two o her watches, and he selected _____---e. -----•___---- Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%/. pr cent 100 0 0 all - proclumation. They cenfisea- some cl . ifferent puint of the Ministerial paicy. Hav ceiet of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry, and Co , 77, Ditto New --•• •• o,i. pr cer.t. 100 0020 0 0 - f t' d tion, that it excited dissatis ac ion, an that it w oue at 55/. He said he had selscted a gold chro- e re 1%,1 Fs 11 •ti• 1! tA t •.,ECOND ....HILDHOOD.-......i•5. U. se , rest I.g a c.ori, ould ieg once lead leeialation sto d fur more than I Resent-street, London. Important Caution against the . fear. meter b-. no . , to India to b cline he was going_ ____ , e proof nearly 80 years of age, who was fo o r i m , any yea h rs tool n , Royal Mail Steam U. p. share. 100 0 0 6C 0 0 60 increase our difficulties. On the sante day that tho week, while ful dangers of spurious imitations.-The Vice-Chan Scottish Aus. Invest l5/. per cent. 10 0 an 14 leird Pahnersto P u Pe and his clio u were ' . cellor 'Sir Times declared, with reference to the files f I 0- -n- urging their claim t 11l h h - e , William Page Wood granted an Injunction on tke 10th March, tth ' ...gall s e .n /n t t e . I s howed him the chains, the , less, recently cut au entir _ro . w f_ ew tet . T - hey South Australian , Land 7/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 36 4 8 0 o ce, t e MSS can SCaret re a great deal ot sutlering. such an OCCUrrenCe Trust and Loan (,omp. 1%... pr cent. 20 0 0 5 a 0 - 1 -. 4 g • st Alfred Hooper Nevill for imitatiue a‘ Du strongest of which was marked 12 guineas, but lie i caused her I3}i dian papers, "No body would have a wor . dto se tole y rate a repetition of the process. N h 1 83 ' kaw • cedent. Vaa Diemen's Land los. 100 oOi2B 10 0 - or, w at- narresßevalenta Arabica F0e , 1., said it was not strong enough for him, but he as this is said to be without pre 6 per cent. Bonds - Country Markets YORK—MAT 22. There was a moderate show of wheat to-day, and good white samples sold at 4?s and red 455. There was 'sr/ little passing in birley. Oats scarce, at is 2d to is 3d per stone. Beans made 403 to 465, and malt 66s to 685 per quarter. CHELMSFORD-MAT 21. The farmers demanded former rates for wheat teal/. Wheat, white old,per s. s. s. 8. qr. 43 48 1 Oats, per qr 2 4 34 new.... 43 48 I Peas, Partridge 4l' 45 red, old 40 .44 White 40 4 , new .... 39 4t Boiling 4O 4 , Barley 34 40 Dun 41 43 Chevalier 38 44 I Beans, Tiak 3 6 38 Grinding 2B 32 Harrow ticks 36 40 Malt 70 73 '7 Mazagan 33 3 „ a ° Chevalier 72 731 Ditto, new...33' " OXFORD-MAY 22. At our corn market to-day there was a large attend' ante of the trade, and a corresponding business done. PER QUARTER. ' Wheat, red (old) 42s to 463 Barley, grinding P f i fs A t 4 o73 lslo Ditto (new) - s to —s Beans Ditto, white —s to —s,Peas -s to- 4 Ditto (old) o --II Barley, malting ... 32s to 36a Flour, per sack ROCHESTER-MAT 22. --- --- There was only a small supply of wheat to-day, whirl sold at the rates of last week, some prime parcels making is more money. Barley scarcely inquired after, at former rates. Oats and beans firm, and other articles as before. AVhRAGE PRICES. Wheat, wLite 425 to 505 red Barley, grinding 28s to 325 Beans Oats 235 to 275 Peas. 425 to 44s LEICESTER—MAY 22. Trade slow to-day, with a good average supply of 0 1 ! descriptions of grain. For fine samples of English whew' there was a slight decline on last week's rates. In Bold not much doing. Oats scarce, and is dearer. Beaus la small supply, and is dearer. NEWCASTLE=MAT 22. South country wheat in limited supply. Fair arrival' from the coast and abroad. A. thin attendance of Well' and trade slow, at a slight reduction on Tuesday's rate' Flour a dull sale. Oats are in good demand, at full rate' Barley limited in demand. Beans inquired for. PO neglected. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—MAY 20. - Qrs. Best. Current. . InfatiVi 332 Wheat 48s oa 398 3id 32s 9 1 603 Oats 29s Oil 27s Od. ..... .... 24 , 8 3 14'.i Barley 34s 6d 3lB 41 23 Peas & beans 45s Oil 42s lOid 4os 01 HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—MAY 2 1 ' WRBA T. I BARLEY OATS. l 5 1111 1,1 First 46s Od 333 Od 31s 6d 1 44 s u i Second 4os ld j 30s 6d 1 29s 3d { 404 9 1 Third 33s Od I 288 Od I'z 6s 6d 363 0 Total quantity of wheat in market, 405 qrs., 3 600 , 1 j ~ barley „ 159 qrs., 103 1 10 oats ,1 248 qrs., 24 8 01 ' 1 3 PO beans OP 91 qrs., 82 10 ` AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. n o Wheat, ./. 0 1 9-I2ths Barley, —V. 10 6 7-1 4 %. Oats, ... 11. 9 3 3-12tha I Beans, 21. 0 9 7.120 . , DUBLIN—MAY 21. We have again to report a dull market for all deice tions of grain, and wheat met a limited sale, at late !At * At to-Map's market grain realised the following rates White wheat, 27e Od to 293 Od ; red ditto, 24e Od 1 0 1, 6d, ditto new, Od; barley, malting, 148 to1880d; gt 11 1 ,4 ing, —a to —s ; oats, old, 15s to 16s 6d; ditto, new, to —a Od ; oatmeal, 14s Oct to 16s Od; bere, new, —8 to .0 Od ; rapes? d, —s Od to s Oct per brl ; bakers' float, ' l 'd 6d to 19s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 35s 01 to 37a 6 d' 4.30 lbs, RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURNS. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK• - TICA_KFIL; Keil: U .11,1 V b .rOIG 1t1..P.2 V 5 .E.D.a.. ..------' 17- % Miles ___L____ted ........ ,,elli ts ' 48 opened. NAME OF RAILWAY. - 1858 1 2 1631652> - 17% _ sullen. X .... 4% - t $ 5l 65 Belfast and Ballymena • ... -., ...... 1,187 -,,. - 17 , Belfast and County D0wn............- 2 844 23 82 Birkenhead , Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,88 0 ',... ._ 26 % Bolton, Blackburn, and West York •• • • - 6,3 91 6% 118 Bristol and Exeter ................ _ 6,312 ~,, 99 4 - 198 % Ca1ed0nian............. ............ 12,211 1 : ,8 31 - '`l 4 Chester and Holyhead.• •.. • • ........ 5,880 'Ol -.'36 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• - 217 999 20 305 900 - Cork and Bandon .. • • ...... •••• •• •• 1, . -- 56 Dublin and Belt ast ,T unction ••.. • ... 1,25 1 1, 74. 1005( 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. •• .. ......... 2,0 57 1,65 1 4 40 Dublin and Kingstown .. •• • ......... 1,585 964 177 Dundee and Arbroath ••• • • • ...... • • 675 911 52% 31 I Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 965 43! 363 35 _ • Dundalk and Enniskillen.... • • ...... 517 $9 , 19% 67 35Ang1ian.... ••••-. • • - • • .... •• • • 1 . 005 6,5 33 147% 99 East Lancashire •• • • ........ ••••• • • .. 6,142 ~3 489 Eastern Counties and N0rf01k...... 1 s 24,650 21,P, - Eastern Union .. •••• .. • • ...... ... 3 , 81 ' - Edinburgh. and Glasgow ............. 6,662 3, 4,k 142 . 3,186 ..- - 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee...". - 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • ....•• •• •• •• -_ ' 914 87 % ,?..?, ~ /unless Railway ... .• ..-........ I ..it Giugow, and 'South-Western.. 283 Great Northern ..... - 0 v ,43 203 % Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 7 . 00- 11 , - - 465 1 Great Western -••• • • • .......... _ 29,095 ~. 25 4 ' Irish South Eastern •••••••• - • • • • • • - 0 4 - 173 90 Lancaster and Carlisle-- - ........ 6,03 0 -4,66 1 23,106 2' ..... 8116 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire...-. ••- • • - Leeds Northern ...• ... - .......... - . ..0 g 8 8% 16 i Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.. - 647 - 60, -$ 6 London and North Western ..... .... 55,08 2 05. 305 5 % ' London and Blackw all •.••• • .• • ..... 1,33 6 0 ;41 - 183% London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 1 3,613 j 5 ,7 17 , - 2119 ii London and South Western...:..... 14,737 60 .60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 802 - Manchester, Buxton, and Matleck, &c. '-- 10,k 4 11 - 17314 Manchester, Shenleld,and Lincolnshire 9,6 82 1,1 0 : 954 Manchester and South Junction.... „. 784 96 0 28 Olaryport and Carlisle ............., 934 ~, , 0 .1 1 J. 567 Midland •••••-• • •• • • • • ............ 31,4!) 6 4,1 9 Price 177 Midland Great Western (Irish) ...... 3,693 ...• 52 Monklands - - • • .........-....... . 7 -- -1,, 78 Newcastle and Car1i51e............... - -„ br,,,,6 149 North British ...................... 4,16. Ira 80% 233 North Staffordshire ............... 6,658 91 4 21% 47 North-Western • • 50 Scottish Central -•••••••••• • . •• •• • • 3,062 -...1 - 32 74 Scottish Midland •••••••• ;• - .. - .. . -- a , 2, 0 / 6 6 _ 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... I ,o o ' • 3, 9 48% Shrewsbury and Chester - 2,906 h i I , - 27 30 Shropshire Union ....- ;......... _ . 1,055 ~61:, 57 South Devon .• ••• •• .... •• • • 0....... 2, 635 17;4 - 301% South Eastern .... ...... .......',...-.. 17,081 7, - 19s !?..!. South Wales 1 ..74 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. - 4 2 , 5 " 4, 28 53 Taff Vale ••••-•• • • • • • • .......... _ ,152 I , p 43 0 1 323 h . 3 - L 0 77 Waterford stnd Limerick .• 44W„ 27 West Cornwall'.....• ...... 79 126 Whitehaven Junction 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & • • / - York and North Midland & Leeds -- - - roamax. 2,48 4 3956 105 Dutch Rhenish .. • - Lyons and Mediterranean - / 62s Diontereau and Troyes - f 63 Namur and Liege ' -- 3,4 o' - 539 Northern of France ............ ,„, 26,802 . 0' - - .. ......• •.- Orleans and Central -.. .0 - Paris and Lyons _ _ ..... - / - 3116 Paris and Rouen... , - -0 941 Paris and Strasburgh .......... .. - 23 - Rouen and Havre.. - - . ... _ -- 162 West and North-West of France • - - 1-11 The f yJ MRS. GORE'S NEW NOVEL " HECKINGTON."- - "'" o it cination attributed by public taste to the woriglii:ke log popular writer certainly arises from the same life -hi-or tensity of impersonation which characterises the A lj W o ' of Richardson and Goldsmith—Miss Austin 0", o f Inchbald—enabling us to penetrate into the bar' oar family circle, till on closing the volumes we beli ele e cl,,i ti selves to have witnessed their trials and s yrop3t";;Jeco' their joys and sorrows. Mrs. Gore's new work, i ` - , sn etis ington," abounds with lively sketches of modero 13 u - s 01 t both fashionable and official, and the grea test Oi cef' the season may be predicted for its brilliant pag e % t TYNEMOUTI.I o 5 1)0- O f fishing-boats belonging t o C u ll ercoa t e y were g e ' e:o 44 o o o g the har, a heavy gal e came on , w i t h the wind ft° 0 0° N.N.E. blowing fresh ; but the sea ran so hi g h tho ,p(1 'fishing boats were struck with it on taking the bar,i 10; Were nearly being upset. The lifeboat o f the Royal tional Lifeboat institution at Cullercoats sfn 6v,r t 0 Lutes in the water, and instantly proceeded to the 1 7 8 fe' be in readiness to render what assistance toigh„ao tb quired. Fortunately her serviceB were not needee , ," bior, boats, with their scores of men, succeeded in r e- one' at °li the shere in safety. The presence of the lifeb.milber dangerous occasions increases the confid, nee of tl 3B t: , men, who are inspired manfully to contend with ments, and thus they often su ccee d, without ;4°lool bringing their craft into p o rt. A f ew months ag ° ' 0 a heavy gale of wind, thi s exce ll en t lifeboat Wen the same mission tel about 30 fishing boats. BIRTHS. ro i l BROWNING—On the 21st inst., at 4, Glecester - P, 1 1 4 :, man-square, the wife of Charles Browning. , - P of J, (laughter. CLARKE—On the 19th inst., at Woolwich, the ' life L. Clarke, Esq., Royal Artillery, of a son• TA W" - GOWER—On the 19th inst., Lady Marglia l4 Gower, of a son. MATtRIAGES. 0 ClO r i c st MOFFATT -GREY--On the 20th inst., at ri eril- to s l ' Kent, William E. Moffatt, Esq., ofFulharol v ," . „1, only (laughter of Henry Grey, Esq., of Lon a 1; sop SA NDISON —SMITH --Oe the 1' th inst., at ClaP9 tii e 'OP Sandison, Esq., to Anirt Algehr, daughter j'aya.lo" Alexander Smith, Esq., New Park-road , C 414)-- r Sc' utir DEATHS, ADAMS-On the 20113 inst, at 1" Merrick-sqo-°' h -, le r 0 wad - lc, Mr. Robert Adaius, aged 67. BYRON—Oa the 18th inst., at Bryndu Broul*scie James Byron, Esq., late Captain Bth to • e% , the late Rear-Admiralryrcn, C.B. , If $1;0' Cox- On the 21st inst., at 'Harwood Hall, coutiV ,„ i ( o lo ' Philip Z. Cox, Esq., formerly of th e 23t1 ' ° cri goons, aged -.0. pe r FREEMAN—On the 15th inst., Samuel Freere , orv j 7.2,. A Brier Lodge, Southowram near Halifax , a .avorr PAINE—On the 22d inst., in London , Jobn 3151 . i lti f Paine, Esq., of Farnham, Surrey , ag ed 51. ~0 , " POLLARD—On the 18th inst., at St. James's -AO' - P'' Airs. Ellen Pollard, aged 5(. olc, WnouGHTON—On the :let inst , at Vi r oo llerP tholmnew Wroughten, Esq., aged 67. ............ -----Vt) / - --- $ _. -- ---- n - yOC 1 :0 , LONDON : Printed and Published by Ilin tl3k 'giern O tf of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sao - die cO ti " 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the 3 t 'Ol , i n '- of Middlesex, Monday, Nay 24, 1858.