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a . T H t - • . SIT N, LONDON , M 0 N .13, A NP - EVONI N - G • 2 MA Y 3 1 - 18 5 8 , . -...,..__- „,„, ,„ - 4 , • '' .---------'---------,...-..----- NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. - .- THE LEVIATHAN. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-May 29. ; gaming, and that the action was maintainable. For - g PRICBS OF SHARES. 1 . RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. .. ____...-.... - • - ----- • his own part he regretted that there were a great --se ---ore-- -- On Saturday a large party of gentlemen inte- COURT OF EXCHEQUER, many terms which were not actionable-such, for Prom the Official Last. BORDER COUNTIES E XTENSION. The Duke of Cambridge went on Saturday to •0118 rested in the success of the Leviathan availed them- (Sittings in Banco.-Before the Lord Chief Baron instance, as opprobrious epithets applied to women. Mr. Baron Watson agreed with the Lord Chief PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING tly held at Hexham in Sheerness to inspect the garrison and fortificati 0 th e . selves of the kind invitation of the directors to in- and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Channell.) ' At a public meeting recen LONDON, TUESDA.Y, MAY 25, 1858. of that place. He proceeded immediately t ey spect the several parts of the noble vessel, and the Baron that the rule for a nonsuit should be made Names of p: Dlyidendl 1 , 11 „„ Names of e. SWEARING IN OF THE CHANCELLOR OF THE s a t b e s r o l o u r t e c 1 . le a t e r b 1 a a t c k c l a e r g d s m , h i g u h t t h b e e c a o u p l r d o f n e o s t s e fi d n g d a m o u e t - CANALS. favour of this proposed extension, Mr. R. Stoker . fineness of the weather also induced a very consi ed expressing garrison parade ground, where the field batte EXCHEQUER. in the chair, resolutions were pass derable number of ladies and gentlemen to pr fit At half-past 11 o'clock the Right H . o . n. .13 ... . e Dividend regret at tbe recent decision of a committee of the occupied the left wing, the Royal Art y that it imputed a criminal offence, and therefore, per flier the , by the opportunity which had been placed at the ° Disraeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in nis tun . . . . Companies. Ai per `""" Companies. d - Price. .4 UM. souse of Commons rejecting the Border Counties centre, and the East Kent Militia the right wing of robes of office, and attended by his mace-bearer, in his opinion, the action was not maintainable. ee Annum. . Extension and Hawick and Carlisle Junction Rail- the parade. The inspectiou commence ... e centre a d th with the isposal of the public of obtaining admission to her came into court to be sworn in. The Court being equally divided, the rule, ac- .e I randJunctn IN 2/. pr. ct. - Stoarbridge.. X - - et/ay Bills, and approving a petition to the House of field battery. The Duke then went on bastion mounting 22 guns, fth ll fb lf W h Q 'Re these causes, the concourse of visitors was extremely to witness the target oe e sma sum o a -a-crown. From both Mr. alton, t e ueen s ernembrancer, having cording to practice, was discharged. SUTTON V. BITH.-WHAT IS A GENTLEMAN ? Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. - Birmin g ham 40 4k 93% Regeat's•• •• 30 172. 16 Commons praying for a Royal Commission to in- , . stance of Coventry...• 100 11/. - Rochdale.... g s ' 41. 84 This was an interpleader issue, tried at the last G Derby ...• •• 100 6/. 15s. ractice a target being placed at adi . _ administered the usual oaths, N Le e ic at s h tr . & .. N . t . h . 1 - Stflrd &Wore '4O 281. - q uir • e and report as to the best mode of railway P I The Chancellor took his seat on the bench, and ards out towards the Little Nore. I I arge, an unabated curiosity being manifested to l assizes for Kingston, before Mr. Justice Erle, when about 1,500. y , ca led upon Mr. Ed win James, as the senior Queen's Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr.et. - Severn and communication between central Scotland and the •th shrapn ell obtain a view of this wonderful structure and her c the verdict passed for the plaintiff ; a rule was after- Grand Union 100 7s. 6d - W 1 26 11. 16s. - The guns were 32-pounders, loaded wi ounsel present, to move. several integral parts and arrangements; each of Mr. James accordingly moved that the fact of ye Rail. 145 121. 10s. - Kennt & Ave 40 i ,w ese ilt a s p & to: r . ks j 10 75. 2 : . _ 9 6s. 6 Warwick & 1 east and west coasts of the north of England. wards obtained for a new trial on the ground that on the registration of the bill of sale the maker 8 00 3 11 ;6 3 1 3 .. near the eseasarevr e too em. - Blrming. j 100 21 ' - ---- them a wonder in itself. For the convenience of the Chancellor of her Majesty's Exchequer h . Leicester.... •00 51. - Warwick & 1 shell. The guns were laid admirably, every shell aving BELFAST AND BALLYMENA. bursting either immediately over or very visiters, the Woolwich and Greenwich steamers e was improperly described as a gentleman. The taking the oaths should be recorded by the Queen's Loughboro g h 143 701. - Worcstr & 1 The report of the directors of this company states target. His Royal Highness expressed his satis- _ ended passengers for the Leviathan on the deck maker of the bill of sale was the well-known Macclesfield. tOO 21. 10s. - Binning- i7B 10s. 17% t recision with which the guns I Remembrancer. " Dr. Sutton," sometimes advertising himself as that the receipts for the past half-year amounted, faction a . t the grea p This having been done tbe ceremonial concluded, „ - d mails to 14 7391. ; for passengers, parcels, horses, an , , were While on the arad h f h laid and fuses cut. p e e 0 t e Arab, which was anchored alongside, and the Chancellor, baying bowed to the learned ' - .I,r. Hall " and bv other names. He made the Oxford...". MO - 105% ' t d o e of the corporals to take off his ca bill of sale to his father, to secure an advance WATER-WORKS. reques e n le, from whence they ascended to the deck by barons • J , retire' . for rente and transfer fees to 122/. ; and for goods, ec nice y called a Busby. He called the atten t h • 11 alleged to have been made to enable him to study an easy accommodation ataircase. With the BARNET V. ALLEN. -LEGAL DEFINITION OF " A Dividend Amount The cattle, and cartage to 14,3571.-total, 29,218/. tiou of his staff and the colonel-commandant to the arrival of each successive steamer, large batches BLACKLEG." medicine in London. In the affidavit filed with the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price •ved weight . and the . hard material of which the resent bill of sale he was described as a gentleman. In Annum. Share. directors regret a falling off in the amount ream. P ,of visitors for the Leviathan were landed at This was an action for slander, tried before Mr. t six Busby is made, and informed the colonel and staft . f evidence he said he was note qualified practitioner, - - from passengers, parcels, dm, during tbe pas requent intervals, and the watermen of Dept Justice Erle at Maidstone, The slander com- s s. d. A s. d. Berlin .. . 1 d eof 69/., that he was g a to say a far more flexible material thoueh he acted as a medical man, and advertised ' 51. per cnt. 10 0 0 100 4 ford and Greenwich were actively employed durin 1 • d f b g p arne o y the plaintiff, an upholsterer at Wool- • ' East London months of 9411., a decrease in the cartag had been . discovered and that the new Busb which himself as Dr. Sution, but he had not within the Do. 4 f waggons 271., , y , the entire day in conveying others to and from the wich, was, that the defendant, a fishmonger of the per Cent. Pref. 4/ . percent. 25 0 0 - 25 in tranfer fees of 41., and mileage o . 0 , he intended to introduce would only be about one- last six months described himself as M,R.C. S. Do. 5 per Cent. Pref . 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 27 - f 1 0411. Against tit' shore. During the day upwards of 1,000 visitors, same place, who had a raffle, which took place on Grand Junction - making a total decrease o , 1 " third the weight of the present ones in use. He th Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Raymond showed per cn .50 0 0 - en each paying half-a-crown, went through every part the 27tb of August, at the Edinburgh Castle ub- Do. Ne -.. • w •• •• • • - •11 the receipts for 25 0 0 - - P cause against the rule. however, there is an increase 1 . proceeded to inspect the barrack-rooms, with the l of the vessel, their admiration of its several 1 . h Wl • h 'l'd h" parts, ic- ouse, oo wic ,ca .e im a blackleg. The - 100 0 0 - - Lambeth • mails of 90/., and • arrangements of which he expressed himself highly Mr, Walker Williams supported it. se per cnt. 100 0 0 - - 1 the vastness of their proportions, the per fection of jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, and a rule was - New River Company goods ' and cattle of 5061., for ducted from the de- satisfied. Thence he visited the hospital. On leav- The case of "Allen v. Thompson" (Ist Hurston Southwark & Vauxhall - - - _ rents of 29/. ; which items, de their workmanship, and their general ada • b - 1 b•d b M S ptation an si quent y o mane y r. ergeant Shee to set - 100 0 0 - 92 415/. on the entire ing the hospital he inspected the Artillery stables. to the ends to ba attained, increasing at every ste •(.1 1 d . t • d t t • p. am et ie ver ic an oener a nonsuit or Tor a . and Norman) was relied on, where it was held, that West Middlesex •• •• - - 61 0 0 - 105 creatte of 1,041/., reduce it to Do. Do, .. •• • • ,41. per cent. 5 I 8 he corresponding half of The Duke then proceeded to the dockyard, and re- Very large numbers of visitors have also come to new trial, the question raised by the rule being a gentleman meant a person without any occupa- - -, - traffic, as compared with t . . turned to the North Kent Railway station by the tion, and that if a person had any profession or BRIDGES. th The decline in e receipts is the ve•sel on every day throughout the week, and whether any inuendo had been proved, and if the preceding year. d ession that has been Lizard, Lieut.-Commander Maunsell. He is to as the weather has now greatly improved, the num- proved did it disclose a cause of action. trade, he was bound so to describe himself ; and al- 1 Dividend Amount accounted for by the great epr of Company. I per he winter in the linen trade of visit Shorncliffe to inspect the new barracks, are-, ber will probably be greatly increased during the Mr. Edwin James now showed cause against the though such a man might be entitled to be styled Nam° of Paid. Price. -experienced during t erected there. gentleman, it would be an incorrect description h f the rcs erit of few days more that she will continue open for in- rule, and said that the court were called upon to :the country, upon which muc o p p . y _ , within the statute. 4 s. d. 4 s. d. t n has be line depends. A considerable reductio • On Saturday orders were issued from the Horse- spection. To attempt to give an idea of the put a legal construction on the word " blackle ' g. flungerford . - •••• 25 0 0 - G d to th fli he de ots of 1 ti The Court, however, thought that the word gen- see de in the working expenses, notwithstand- uar s . e o cers commanding t p . stupendous grandeur of the machinery of the Levies Theterai did not occur in Johnson's Dictionary, Southwark :.:• -• • • •••••• .... 100 0 0 _ _ been ma the various East India corps for the following rein- than would be idle. Though a portion only of it but en the authority of Webster, "Blackleg is a emen wa . s . the best that the maker of the bill of Ditto New of 7% p.c. lOs per cent. -SO 0 0 - - . the maintenance of the permanent way of ing that Waterloo ..... ........ C okstown line has been charged to the revenue the o forcementa of ber Ma'est 's troo s to embark fur 1 Y P ' C - certainly, including some of the larger castings, a.s term applied to notorious gamblers and cheats.„ sale in this instance could use to describe himself .... too o o - - s Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. I2s. Od. 60 8 0 - and th tth r 1 India between June 24 and July 2-viz., for a the cylinders, air-pumps, and parts of the paddle- By the Bth and 9th Vie., ci. 109, sec. 17, the act a .e u e must therefore be discharged. - accoun t for the first time, and that the larger quart- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Ss. Od. 40 0 0 - - tity of good 3 carried this half-year had entailed a cutta, 2,930 men of all ranks ; fur Kurra d chee 790 shaft, are in their places, the mind can in some de- for amending the law of gaming, cheating at cards, e s. . Rule discharged accordingly. Vauxhall .......... •• . 28s. 70 10 3 - 17% 10311 Ch heavier expenditure than would have been men ; for Bombay, 1,130 men ; for Ma ras,' 820 gree realise it in its finiahed and w•orking state ; and dec., was made an indictable offence, and to call a k 13 bittings at Nisi Prins at Guildhall-Before Mr. DOCKS men-total, 5,670 men, belonging to variouscavalr Y if it were only to view this grand triumph of Eug- man a blackleg was to aitarge him with such an aron Chaunell and Common Juries.) caused by a similar amount of receipts from pa.ssen- Dividend Amount and infantry corps. Orders were the same daY lush machine-making we . would urge every one to off,nce. The defendant replied on the plaintiff hay- rA.wSEY v. lIUTT-SLANDER. Name of Company per of . Paid. Price. ger traffic. The rolling stock has been maintained Th . house from the War make an endeavour to visit the vessel received at the East India- , _. . ing first called him a Jew pig. is was an action for slander, to whech the de- • d order. The total receipts on revenue ac in goo fendant pleaded not guilty, and a justification. - Depattment, directing the required amount of ton- The directers, in the evening, entertained a party The Lord Chief Baron - No, only a la XS. a. As d couut, including the balance from the last half- Pe• Mr, Tindal Atkinson was counsel for the plaintiff • Commercial ...• ....•• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stoc • k. * - b t k f th conve ance of these fth •• f • d t 1 (I'd 421 . th B (L ht ) nage to eaenup or e y o cir rien saasp en i inner at e runs- aue er. , Do. Preference Stock. t d to 30,735/. ; the working expenses year, amoun e Mr Sergeant Sh e ea and Mr. Hawkins were for the PI ... reinforcements to India. wick Tavern, Blackwell, when Mr. James-Well, a pig, whicb, from its asso- • East and West India.. 6/. pr”cent. Stock. 123% and interest on loans to 17,0771., leaving an defence. Grand Surry a & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 7) o - cers and men beloneine to the Royal Ea- The offi . . Sir C. P. RONEY replviee to the toast of health ciation with )rk was su ) osed to be off n • 9 P / i p e sive to available balance of 13,657/., out of which the e ' 'S• re and ' ' ' - Both parties had been inthe service of Miss Bur- Do. Loan Notes .... IN 0 0 'MO 0 0 - ineers and the East India ompany s , appe . remarked at some length upon the scheme which a Jew. (Renewed laughter.) Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 5 0 0 - directors recommend a dividend at the rate of 4-; g dett Co .. t per annum, amountine to 12,915/., and per cen . ham are activel employed on their Miners at Chat y B k . p p b q had been ro osed for retsina the sum re lured. to The Lord Chief Baron-I think the word black- utts, at her residence, Holly Lodge, High- London ..... ....... St. Kathatine ........ 4%/. per cnt. Stock. e Stock. Stock. 107% leaving 742/. to be carried to the credit of the re- ks ad'oinin Brompton arrac s, in field wor , j g k . fit the ship for see as being he believed the best leg is applied to any notorious ambler but t •n -s and other reli- e e s ' e' ' - e • s - g ' (3 1 and th d f • gate, the plaintiff being under gardener and carter, It 93 Southampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 69 the earthwor s, mine , t , _ P tat ha ever been brought before the public. No fer that a man was a notorious gambler would. not e e endant head gardener and bailiff. The vel eter i a „ / 0 .......... 5 . s per 0. 20 0 0 20 0 0 10 serve fund. They state that this is the first PreParing I d • minaries for some engineering opera ions and expe- doubt, he said, in order to induce the public to be actionable. saner complained of was that the defendant had Ditto New ........ IV 20 00140 0 1 - half-year in which the entsre of the called up riments which will shortly take place at Chatham, embark in any such scheme very great advantages Mr. James-A " leg" may be a person on the said the plaintiff had been cheating Miss Burdett GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. " capital of the extension line to Cookstown has par- - , as n la Company's d E t I cl• must be held. out. The directors had done so by Turf, but if you call him a blackleg it imputes to Coutts by bringing less coke from the gas works • ticipated in profits. thus causing a slight reduction diu which the Royal au an . _ Dividend Amount in the dividend. It is proposed to raise 7,500/. by engi 'neers will be engaged. offering advantages equal to cent. per cent. • but him_cheating. There would be no harm in calling than he received, and that he bad stolen hay, in Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. W k th llant le d aer of the defence 1 while it was necessary tbat the ship should al the an attorney a slice f bt • t • consequence of which be had been discharged from the issue of new shares for the extension to Cooks- Mr. H. ae, ega ._ f p, or t a impu es innocence- - - _ of Arrah, arrived by the last mail rom Calcutta on earliest moment be sent to ssa, he was in a posi- (langhter)-Ivut if you call him a black-sheep, it is the service. The plaintiff denied the truth of the e s. a. z s. cl. town, and to borrow the further sum of 25,000/. __ _ k I ave. 1 tion to say that the terms offered were those the clearly actionable. charge, and explained that as regarded the hay he British Provincial .... 71. per cent. 20 0 0 all - for the purposes of the main line. The capital sie , e .. . . letter dated ' he ha • .. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 Tee following is an e,atract of a . t com p a ny ceuld pay, and leave the original share- The Lord Chief Baron-In the " Man of the was in t bit of taking some with him when he , m T . account to the 30th April last shows that 722,775/. e l ie;LiOn . ::::•• 21. per cent. 150 0 0 150 - I; 0 - - hl5 from a private in the 60th Rifles, on his holders in a very exalted position. (Hear, hear.) World" Sir Pertinax Macsycophant says to the Marc , . went to the gravel pits on some occasions when his E q uitable.. -••..•• .• 2/. 50 0 0 all - had been received, and 770,625/. expended, in wi en. Penny's column :- th G !He firmly believed that the Leviathan would ulti- cha 1. - b 1 ld t • b horses were short of corn, and leaving it at the European .... ..• •• .. 6/. per cent. 2e 0 0 - 13 march from Meerut p din ecause le wou no bring a out an eluding the Cookstown extension, leaving a balance . . I Groat Central ........ 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 - - "We yestereay hada terrible sight on our march , mately be one of the greatest successes, iu a corn- affair of garantry, -" You are a black sheep " "Jolly Butchers," a public-home on the way, to against the company of 47,850/. The revenue ac- . _ 1 . Imperial .. - ........ 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 - 80 e e brutes (sepoys) had torn up 1 mercial point of view, that had ever been inaugu- Would the cha 1 • h h d f be used on his return. With reference to the coke, Ditto New - 50 0012 10 6 - p ain eve a a cause c acton count for the half-year ending the 30th of April tl ah Gunare th roll e , our dead an stuc tem up in different parts of , Ci 'k tl rated. Heknew that sufficient traffic would be fOund •t P • M agains ertinax acsycaphant ? (Laughter.) the fireman, the • c'erk, and the gatekeeper cf the Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 00 - sh o wed that 29,962/. had beenraceived, and 13,239/. I•' Th lifeless lum 3of clay were the I tl Ati t . t gas works were called, and proved that the plaintiff Do. Continental IstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - , expended in working the line, and 3,838/. paid for the p airs ose Poor la ,on re an lc o make the Leviathan one of the Mr. James-If the chaplain had been an atter men and officers of the 6th Carbineers and the 3d ' 'greatest commercial enterprises that had ever been net h ld (L h ) I tit' • y e won . aug ter n is case a witness Po. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. SO 0 0 41 0 0 - could not get more coke than charged for without Do. no. 3d Cap. 4/. 10s. 50 o 0 43 10 0 - interest on loans, including 773/. from the la.st ac- Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 60 1 I f t h f 11 everal months aeo." Benga nan ry, w o e s enuaged in. It was, undoubtedly, true that Eng- was called to rove that he understood the term coneivance with the servants of the companywhich count, of 13,657/. The Marlberough, 131, Capt. Lord F. Er. Kerr, , latid, in distant parts, although known to be a " blackleg" to P be a 1 . d t b t li . pp l e o a person wo go is they d.enied. Mr. Dewn agentleman who occasion illy I I . , n o d n eze v n • p l e a n r t i . . p . . i. e . 51. 40 0 0 all Wen . . 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 - - - --- resumed his experiments in steaming the ceurse of Phreniz ............. 5% . per cut. 60 0 0 52 0 0 53% STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE. powerful country, was riot loved. He believed that living by cheatine and dishonest practices. There overlooks the condust of the servants at Holly Ratcliff..... ........ 51. 20 0 0 16 0 0 15% the measure . d mile at Stokes Bay and through au alteration would la the in Lodge for Miss Burd A special meeting of this company was held at , y strumentality of are mauy term 3 wh;ch a judge might not have . e At Coutts, proved . the dis- Surrey Consumers .... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11 % 1 h 't.l ' Spithead on Saturd.ay, wit 1 t e screw as arrange missal after inquiry. : the Leviathan, be brought about, and that _Lig- heard, but which would convey imputations well United General ...... les Od per sh. 50 0 0 - - Edinbureh F 'cl f the purpose of consider . on ri ay or • the bill for amalgamating the company with ing by Messrs. Maudsla and Field, which consists of land would he readily recognised as the great unthrstood by others. There is the word " cracks- „ , For the defence • , it was contended that the de- Westminster Chartered 7 per cent. Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 - - 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Y • fh • I . f ' moveable blades, to admit o t eir remove 1 ne- • the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company ; maritime nation, which she undoubtedly was. man," applied to burglars, and 4 4 amashers, ,, teimaut had ouly acted in the discharge of his duty Western A •• .• 10 0 0 all g% cessary, for the convenience of stowing asvay, and to his employer, and he and eeveral witnesses were Ditto B •• .. ••• • .. 10 0 0 40 0 - .... Mr. Anstruther occupied the chair. ' (Cueers.) The average number of persops who utterers of bad coin, often heard at the Old Bailey. A formal resolution approvingthe bill was carried for the better facility of changing the pitch. The left Great Britain for America during the last Then there are the terms " duffers," or, as they called to prove the plea of justification. One wit- INSURANCE COMPANIES. unanimouely, and the meeting separated. trial we reported on Saturday was at the coarsest . seven years, amounted to 168,000, and if the ship say in America. "shysters." I admit that, in nets, the under ostler at the Jolly Butcheis, de- _ . Dividend Amount - pitch of 24, by which a me an s p ee d o f 11.215 knots obtained the number which was expected-and he placing a construction on terms such as these, the lased that the plaintiff used to take two nose-bags, Na " mo of Company. per of Paid. Price. CAPE TOWN AND WELLINGTON. ! was attained with 571 rev olutions, The boilers entertained DO doubt that such would be the case judge should take the common senee of the jury. and when he reached the house emptied one, and Annum. Share. The Government of tbe Cape of Good Hope have gave an abundance of steam, and the machiery -she would bring into existence a greater amount " Black sheep" is clearly a term imputina miscon -0 then divided the contents of the where On six or s s. d. 4 s. d. - advertised for tenders fee the construction and worked, as before, faultlessly, M r , Henry Warri- !of intercourse than had ever before existed between duet. seven occasions witness had, by the express Albion ....•• ....•• .. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - - working of a railway from Cape Town to Welling- ner, from Maudslay's, is superintending the exPe- ' this country and America. (Rear, hear.) In fact, Mr. Baron Watson-To call a man a black sheep der of the head ostler aid 1 f or . , p tie plaintiff 2s. 3d. Allianze Bri. and For. .71. 148.6 d. 100 0 0 11 0 0 IN or the corn thus brouebt He admittsd in his Ditto Marine ... .... ‘l. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48 ton, upon a guarantee of the Colonial Government. riments for the firm. The trials will be resumed !he entertained no doubt that the traffic in con- is not actionable, but if you call an attorney a black _ . . e • - e t e ene e m .......... 1o 0 al _ cross-examination that he had been "in trouble" atlas The length of the railway is about 51 miles, and it to-d.ay, weather favourable. ' tion with the United States would in cense- shee it -is Calling a man a cheat imputing that ? nee / • 1 3 • - ' - 0 for receivine corn from w iffaoners who stop ed at Ar g us Life ... - is intended to pass through Stellenbosch and the The Agamemnon, 91, screw ship, Capt. George I , quence of the construction of the Leviathan be so he obtains money by t . alse pretencet, is actionable ; 1 ' . - - P British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 o 0 5 0 0 au the louse. Paarl. The estimated cost of the line is under Preedy, went out of harbour at Devonport on Fri- ' I developed, that the_ success would surpass t'lle ex- but to call a matt a cheat generally is not. Church of England .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 20 0 - After a lengthened summing up by the learned City of London ...... 51. 50 0 0 20 0 - 500,000/. The line is to be a single and the Go- day. She was swung for the adjustment of her ; pectations of the mo-t sanguine well wiehers of the The Lotd Chief Beron-I have heard more than aaaaa, Cleriel.eledis Gen. Life spr ctie bs. 100 0010 0 0 23 vernmeut are to provide the requisit'e lane free o f compasses on Saturday, and sailed in the afternoon I ship, and SUrprise those who enteriained adverse one Catnbridg,e man say, " I would rather bet with ' - ' ll .l l . ' . county .... - ........ 4/. per share 100 0 0 10 0 0 - The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff- crown .............. tz iss. 50 0 0 50 0 6% cost. The rails are not to be less in weight than of teat day in company with the Valorous and Gor- 1 , opinions respecting her. (Hear.) If the average a blackleg than a gentleman ;" and lam quite sure Da ea agee 50/. Eagle .. ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - 701 h. to the yard, and the working stock and ma- gen steamers. The Niagara, Captain Huchon, ,he had gamed was correct, no less than 10,000 per- they did nut mean a man who cheated, but a bet- - . E q uity and Law.- 5% per cent. ;00 0 0 5 0 0 - chinety must at all times be sufficentfor the traffic. wen ' t out of harbour on Saturd.ey, and sailed in the ! sons left Engeatel for America every week ; aud if -tin man who made a livelihood by that ineans. - European Life I/. 20 0 0 a ll _ The tenders are required to specify the rate of in- evening. They will return to Plymouth after hay - 1 -as it was fair to assume-the Ls-eve:then obtained Mr. James-Then I tun quite sure, my lord, • UNIVERBITY INTELLIGENCE. Family Endowment - General.- ........ - 6 per cent. 5 0 0 all - . terest to be guaranteed by the Colonial Govern- ing made some experiments on the laying of the . one-fifth ot that ameunt, the ship would be the that it would not be so understood in any club in . Ai. (Robe ,„.. „ , 5/. per cent Stock. all 100% meat, the number of years during which the Go- cable, and, having filled up with coals, will aga-n 1 , greatest commercial success that could be supposed. London. OXFORD, MAY 29. Gresham Life . - - 47 5 u 4 Do. Do. - 20 0 0 50 0 0 - vernment guarantee shall subsist, the date at which proceed to sea, laying the main line. The Porcu- . (Rear.) But if, on the other hand, she was pa- The Lcrd Chief Baron-I consider gambling is a The Examiners of the Taylorian scholarships in Guardian ............ 5/. per cent 100 0 e 10 0 0 52% the work is to be commenced, an d the number pine, 3, paddle, CaptAin H. O. Otter, which arrivtd ; trellised by a much less nuueber, elle would still most disgraceful mode of making a liVellhOOd, and niodern language 3 give notice that an examination Imperial Fire......... 121. per cent. 500 0 0 33 0 0 - o f y e ars w ithi n w hi c h the li ne shall be com- at Plymouth on klaturdan accolooPAuied the . tzocittee a very considerable profit. (Hear • bear.) I for one am by no Means &sirens of enlarging the will be holden in the Taylor Institution on Mon- r i mperrionrce . . 14s. too o 0 210 0 19% I idemnity Marine.. e. 5/.p.ct.&bs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 150 pleted and opened for traffic. Th e w h o l e ma t. Ni agara t o ren d er ass i s t ance , ie requirei, iu the ', The hon. gentleman proceeded, at grea.t leng.h, number of terms on which actions for slander naay day the 7th of June, and the following days for tile Law Fire ............ es &28 bons 100 0• 0 210 0 - ter has been placed in the hands of Captain D. work of laying the cable. into various raettei aof detail, which left no doubt be brought'. . 7 - -l, purpose gf el% cting two scholars oa that founda- Law Lite..• ••• •. 2it e per sh. IN 0 0 i 2 10 0 - G a lt oo , R.E., a t th e B o ard o f T r .,d e , w h o is to The Vulcan. eteerrt troop frigate/ Commander J. upon the tninda of the persona present that the Mr. Jaines-N,` 4te Is ; b u t. Th ere i s no t a c l u b , t e em , . . Le g al and General Life 4.2. per share 50 0 0 20 0 - London - examine the tenders and decide the con t ra ct, et S eccom ee, t e 'rt spith e ad a bout 3 eon. on Saturd-y vess,l would, at no distaut period, be not only pro- iu L aidon in whe 1 a man were known to be a I Canditlaees are requea'ed to cell on the P' • 1 Loneon & Prey. Lavt• • 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 - he 2J Bat- rill cipa si . is stipulated that the accommodatioe shall be equal for G braltar, with the heed quarters of t d ia tive to tee original shareholders, but also to blackleg, any gen man would associate vrith him. ,cf New Inn Hall, with certificates of their acre, ,cre a d ra i ie r . , .. . . liaVen ... L . lf - e 1 18s. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 87% to the wants of the traffic, and tha,t the cheracter talion of the 7tti Royal FusiSiers, under the com- ; these wlio raieed the sum required to fit her for sea. The lord Chita Barou-That is very likely ; ' alai of the consent of the head or viceeerent oftheir minerv - a .......:.... 524 I v: e V r ) g g , s t g () - 0 - of the line, both as to construction and working, mend of Lieut.-Col. Somerset, C. 8., who did not ilu conclusion, Sir Cusack propcsed. the health of neither would they with rascals or cheats, but to college or hall, on Tl • lionarch •• •• •• •• 5 per cent. 50 0 10 0 - „ mislay . the 3,1 of June, bee a e . - - i ' _ shall not be inferior to that of lines in England. arrive from London until Satu-day morning. Mr. Yatee tee secretary, who, he said, had de- call a men a rascal or a cheat is not actionable. tweet' 1 and 3 o'clock. w Equitable Pelican 6 e per cent 10 . 0 0 1 0 0 - __ - - The ceremony of launching the Forte, 51 guns, To t e d days and nights to the interests of the cona- Mr. James-But the jury found blackleg was. The scholerships are open' to all members of the menet •• .... 5/. per colt. - - . 173 REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON RAIL- steam frigate, took place at Deptford dockyard on rally, and bad evinced the greatest anxiety to do The Lord Chief Baron-In my opinion it is not Un• -et iversi y who shall have exceed.ed the 24th year Profess'ena Life.... - 51 per cent 6 5- 0 010 0 - Provide*nt Lite .... ** • * .... 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - WAY BILLS. • Saturday afternoon, in the presence of the largest all iu his power to assist the directors in their the duty of the jury to say what is the meaning of •of their age on the first day of the examinetion. Rock Life.... • ... •••• 7s. 50 0 010 0 814 EAST KENT (DOVER EXTENSION). concourse of persons assemblsd at that dockyard for arducue undert tking. the Eogli.hlanguage. H. WELLESLEY. Royal Exchange ...... apc. & bs Stock. all 300 Mr. Fitzroy reported from the committee that many years past. Among the company preseet Mr. YAIES replied in suitable terms : and, after Mr. Baron Bramwell-My lord is rigbt if this is San Fire ...... 4% p.c &bs - s. - . C. NEATE. Ditto Life ll. 14s. - IP ... the principal object of the bill is to extend the time were Sir Johu Pakington, First Lord of the Mini- some further eroceedings, the meeting, which was an English mord proper, because the Court must M. MULLER. United Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 0 - limited by " The East Kent Railway (Extension to ratty, with Lady Pakington and daughters, who of a most interesting character, was brought to a construe it if it is, but if it he a slang word then May 22. Universal Life . - Victoria Life - 5 0 0 - Dover) Act, 1855," for the compulsory purchase were received on their arrival. by Captaiu Buckle, termination. the jury should place a conetruction on itaccording Oa W d d e nes ay, May 26th, the vacant Tancred of lands, for the purposes of the act. The corn- the Captain-Superintendent of the yard ; the Lord Though it is now four months since the engineer- to the m ea ning it generally receives. A great deal Studentship at Christ's College was adjudged to JOINT-STOCK BANK& mittee had amended the preamble of the bill by Mayor and Lady Mayorese, Mr. Alderman and ing difficulties of launching this monster vessel depends whether this word blackleg il English cr Mr. F. W. Burbidge, of the Collegiate School, Lei- Dividend Amount inserting additional recitals to show the authorised Sheriff Allen, Admiral Hamilton, Rear-Admiral were successfully orer,o ne, little has yet been done slang. cester. Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. capital of the company and ehe expediency of the Milne, Rear-Admiral Sir W. 0. Pell, Greenwich to prepare her for the sea, owing to difficulties of Mr. Doy!e, who followed on the same side, ie; MAY 30. --- - additional provisions, and found the same as Hospital ; Captain Sir W. B. Walker, Surveyor of another nature ; difficulties which - all the skill of a stanced the case of several noblemen and gentlemen The University Sermons were this day preached 48.d.A e. d. ? Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all sots amend.ed to be true, and had made provision in the Navy, Captain Lean, Sze. At 20 minutes to 3 Brunel cannot OVerCOMe -monetarY difficulties. who kept recers and made large bets every year, in the morning by the Rev. E. F. Trotman, of Bank of Egypt ...... - 25 0018 15 0 - the bill pursuant to the instruction of the house ; everything was announced as in readiness for the ; A scheme, however, has at length been put forward but no one would think of calling them blacklegs, New College,..at New College, and in the after- Bank of London ...... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - and had gone through the bill and made amend- launch, and Lady Pakington proceeded to the head by which it is believe I fleet the necessary c tpital because their dealings were honourable. noon by the Rev. H. M. White, of New College, British North American 9 per cent. 50 0 0 , all 56% Ch Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 4L per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 - manta thereunto. of the vessel, and, having taken hold. of the bottle / for her equipment may be raieed-a scheme which Tee Lord Cbief Baron-It is not actionable to at St. Mary'e. City . 51. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 57% broke it over the ship, at the same time naming her we believe, mainly owes its parentage to the inge- call a mau a villain, though " a villain is a vile The Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History o o l ni on m iat ere . i. . i 07i .... „ a 100 0025 0 0 26% THE DEANERY OF YORE. the Forte, and immediately afterwards, taking hold nuity and energy of Sir Cusack Roney. By this and. wretched persou and capable of great crimes." (Rev. A. P. Stanley) proposes to resume his course Eng. Scot. & AuTtat: 71 ,it t . i. :. & bs.loo 0" 0 20 0 0 - cent , 20 0 0 all - --0,-- of another silken cord, let it drop from her hand, scheme the sum of 220,000/. is to be raised I,y the Mr. Baron Martin-What do you say to calling of lectures on the History of the Etstern Church, Lond.C'nar. Bk. of Aus. 5/. Wcent.. 20 0"0 PP 19% The new Dean of York, we are compelled in the vessel gliding in beautiful style into the Themes sale of 11,000 debentures of 20/, each, the holders a man "a lame duck ?" (Laughter.) in the Clarendon, at two p.m., en Thursday the 3d Lo i rWri v d • & • •.• *• „ 1 200 0 ; „ - strict duty to say, whatever be his merit, has cer- amid the acclamations of the thousands gathered on of which are to receive au annuity of 5/. per 'annum Mr. Jernes-If you call a person on the Stock of June. Re will then fix the time of the subse- Lon & Eastn B:k t g y . C 1: 1 1. per cent. 5 0 0 0 00120 0 0 - tainly uo distinction beyond that of being a Tory, each side of the river, the bands striking up " Rule for eight yeers thereby obtaining cent. per cent. Excheuee a lame duck, it is actionable. ' . (pent lectures for the remainder of the term. London Joint-Stock 2B. p p e e r r c c e e i n a t . . 1 50 3 0 0 I 5 1 3 13 0 0 3 - 0 a brother to Lord Feversham, and already the Britannia." and the "National. Anthem." • for the use of dieir mouey-the company, however, Mr. Joyce having bten heard in support of the In a Convocation to be held on Thursday next, tz : de and Westrninstr 18'. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 45 • Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 100 0 0' 35 0 0 - . holder of church preferments and other poesessions The Terrible, steam frigate, left Sheerness on a reserving t 3 themselves the right at any time to rule, contending that the word blackleg did nut at 2 p.m., a decree will be submitted to the house Ditto, New --- •• 20 0 0 10 00 , - of the reputed value of 12,000/. a-year. The Hon. trial. of her machinery on Saturday last, attended reduce the annuities after March 31, 1860. As a impute an indictable offence, in two votes-the first for a grant of 2,116/ • •, in Ditto ditto IP 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Nattoeel Bank .. and Rev. A. Duncombe brings no other lustre by the steam vessel Locust, Commander Field. guarantee for the payment of that portion of the The learned judges, between whom there was a order to replace the ironwork prepared for th e roof New e oath Wales :: •••• 2 6 0 / , .pe e r r c c e e n n t t .. 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 a l l ? 0 - t o the office. Neither does the place become him The Terrible's engines acted very satisfactorily- annuity representing, interest and insurance, differewte of o pinion, delivered judgment seriatim. of the new Museum (which is found not to bo strong Orientei Bank Corpora. lOt i p i er cent. 25 0 0 - 39% nor he the place. There is a glaring and notorious Her maximum rate of speed was 11 knots 5. She •ve and firmer an arrangement has been made with the Grand Tuts ; Aord Chief Baleen eaid-I am o f o pi n i o n th a t enough) by h a more l paste. , construe- ottoman Bank - 0 15 ''4) o 17 returned into harbour the • d t k same evening an oo this ru. / must be made absolute. The qusstion is tion ; and. t e ec ed for a grant of 2501. to alter Provincial of Ireland incongruity to which neither the wealth nor name Trunk Railway Company of Canada, whereby Ditto, New......• • u moorin son the w t h of tbe new incumbent can reconcile us. The deanery I) g es s ore. that company will reserve 50 per cent. of the --is it aotionable to call a man a blackleg without the summit of the great tower, making a fl a t top ( as 10nian.......... - The Cumus, 14, gun sloop Commander B Daw- South Australia - -... i 0/. per cent. 25 0 0 all f Y or k i s b o th too low and too high a place for the . . 1 • amount of all receipts taken fur goods and pas- any speolfied damage ? and it appears to me it is provided by the contract drawings), instead o f e ante sA t all _. ~ - 0 inns arrived at the Great Nore on Saturday noon • d 'd - • • ' • •t d (3.s erected witho t h • e nous r a.... it/. per cent. ao u 0 all - Hon. and Rev. A. Duncombe. It is too low for the / seneers conveyed over its railway to and from the not ;an no evi ence wee given -if it was admits- pont e one u ant ority by the PP ..• 210 0 - Sh le d • • last. e anc ore there, and an the afternoon was , • Union of llamburg •. - - honourable and too high for the reverend-too low . snip, and, by the ship, to and from Portland and siele, wh c 1 I think it was nate.- o support tat. architect). The - announcement of these votes is 'l5 0030 0 , - nspected b th C d • Ch . f ' ' y e omman eran- le , Vie-- *ed b a report from the lt Union of L0nd0n...... 151. per cent., 50 0 0 10 0 0 eete her port in great Britain. The Grand Trunk Co- The ward blacklt•g has been used long enough in accomPatli Y eluseum d e l a . Unity Mutual .... - --. 000 0050 0 0 - in regard to pride and profit-ecio high in regard to I d•alftt e R d Ed dll e • e , war arve a ter which A. ruir o i . t pany will siso undertake te manage, at its expensp, writing and. speaking. The English language is to gates and a number of other papers. Western Bank oc Londn. - 1100 0050 0 0 - ' talent and eminent Christian character. The won- - b th Add Y. ' she was taken in ow h h y b e er steam-resiel the agency of the ship at Portland and at the sta- be unierstood not merely in experts in slang, but ---- -- der, indeed, is less that the Derbyites (for it is their ______________ aa LIST OF SCOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES. t 6 m for C and passed through t e ar our a p. . hat nat ure) should have made such an appointment than tions on the railway of the company, at which it by the public at large. When that is the case it is CAMBRIDGE ASYLUM. that the Hon. and Rev. A. Duncombe should have bam to be paid off. will collect all trade, freight, &c., including taking the once of the judge not of a witness, to place a -----4-- Name ef Company. Dividend Amount consented to accept it ; for the paltry 1,000/. a- h t On Friday last t e s d eam-vessels African en . d all goods to and from the ship's side, and to and cohstructionoe it. I ce;tainly under-Stand the mean- The annual meeting of the frie d d per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. year, which the place is now worth, can sc c ly be ar e Adder left Sheerness an proceeded to the Downs from the railway, free of all c harg•s for labour and ing of the word to be a person who gets bis living by 12 san supporters of this asylum was held at the United Ser . I - s a d. A s. d. - an objt et of desire to the possessor of an income of to tow the Monarch, 84 guns, flag ship, Vice- wharfage. The London and North-Western Com- ft equenting racecourses, and who plays games of etitution, Whitehall-yard, on Sat d vice .re , Sank of Scotland .. - 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 18 9 / 1 0 12 times that value. A job is always scandalous, Admiral H. W. Bruce, to Sheerness. She is to be pany of England have also agreed to set aside 15 chance and skill, gettiug the best and giving the ur ay last, Major- General Lord Rokeby being in the chair. The i • British Linen Company 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 217 0 Caledonian Bank ..... 8L per cent. .10 0 0 210 031 1 as but the present scandal is greater from its being at paid off on the 9th of June next. This ship, since per cent. of the receipts from such traffic brought Last odds, but uot necessarily cheating iu the object of this institution i City of Glasgow Bank 51., per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 ,82 se 9 to provide an ativlir the expense of religion and a Christian Church. 1 vi _ea,..ng Plymouth Sound on Jan. 7, 1855, has over their line, for a similar purpose. The average s nss of the statute referted to in the common law s h -as --ea Clydesdale Bank .... 5%/. p dent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 13" 0 or ome for the widows of sold• • • - a Tbe greatest degradation which such a' church can sailed over 77,000 miles, although as near as pOssi- .speed of the ship ia eXpee`ed to he 16 knots an h our of tee lend. Teat being, in my judgment, the t d Jars, and that e unnercial Bank - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 224/0s , announcemen nee s no other terms of com- Eastern Bank.. •• -.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 101 7s know is when its high offices are made political ble sh e ha s b een at anchor one-half her Period of er two knots more than that of the fa ? t es t Nasa l meaning ref the word, it is not actionable to call a Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 b 0 0 851 Os mendation (particularly at the present t• • pr us. The Deanery of York, if it implies auything commission. The Monarch, when in lat. ,50.3 S. hither 0 traversing the Atlantic- During the last mau a blackleg. It is even less so to call a man a nue) in leational Bank .... .. order to submit ite claims to the co 'd ' `-- • •=1 ud B 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 185 Os k 51 er cent 10 0 0 210 0 "1 1 more than the empty title and a sleepy dominion and long. 49.2 W. sighted an iceberg e on March 5, seven years the average number of persons who chest, a thi.f, or a villain. The law has thought it charit of the üblic. T 1 l test oration and le asy um itself is situated ' j e c. elt a e l B ot a ex oc a s n cot r .. 51; P per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 a t421 ° 3 2 over sleepy vergers, i 3 not a crumb to be scrambled distant about seven miles, which by c dculation have left Liverpool for America has been 168,000, beer, unless ,grave accusations are made against ain the y town °f p Kingston-on- names. The secre- UnTon Bank of Scot. .. 8L per cent. 100 00150 0 0 eO/10s Western 8ank•....... 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - / 0 for among the hungry rank and file of party dive_ must have been over 500 feet above the level of the and it is believed abeut an equal number leave the men so as to put him on hie defence in a criminal tary, at the request of the noble and gallant h • elliance Fire and We.. 8%1.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16110 s c air nity. To ) long already has thi s re i gn e e s l um b er sea. The thermometer fell 7 deg., while the ship other perts in the kingdom-one-half of such traffic court, that mere words of heat should not be the man read the sev British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11 8s lasted, to the prejudice of the Church in these parts , eemained to leeward of the iceberg. sailing from Liverpool. The averaae number of subject of acti ins, unless they conveyed sla,uder of , enth annual report of the cora- Caledonian Fire naittee, vvhereb it a 3 Oare Y 1P d. that the institution Insur. 104. per cent. 100 0010 0 0 251 Os City of Glas g ow Lite.. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 . 2 0 0 31 lOs and to the detriment of the noble edifice which our - • passengers returning to England, is ;bout half that title, slaird. rof business, or were followed by daily gains patronage and support, and that tl Cdonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 30081 Os • forefathers built for worship and we retain for show. • of those going out, making the total passengers be- spejfic mischief for which the party should have a is every hepe of its extension to tho ut , . tare Edinbur g h Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 271 Os IBOS4 . , Wishes Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.eer cent. 50 0 0 3 i 0 41 Os • Too lone hest vergedom sat like a dark dragen 9it FIRE AT WALWORTH. , tween Eneland and America about 500,000 .per right to redress. I think that the expression of its originators. The numbe " r of -inmates is now Life essuc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 071 Os the porch of God's hovse in the obscure wa'ch for . • annum, of whom it is assumed one-tenth will avail " blackleg" does not impute to a man anything for 39 and the funds do not at present • National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 001 4 0 11198 he time to reecue On Saturda • • In ' admit of an ' In- North British Insar... 71. per coat. 200 0 0 20 0 0 381 5s sixpeuces ; arid now, it ever, is t e _ e night, between 11 and 12 o'clock 9 therns•-lves of the accommodation and quick pas- which he coati be necessarily pueishable. crease to that number. The pa ben ers and to restore a nre took place on h 'ous yment to widows Northern Assurance Co. 2000 , 10011153 the temple from the money-c g , t e premises belonging to Mr. sage offered by the Leviathan, and if so it wid. be- the dictionary it is a term. applied to " n 'tort h during the past year as stated by the i 1 Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 200 21 I2s ts der but what are our prospec .un F. Davie, a 1 • m d i liner and silk mercer, Crown-row, come one of the greetest commercial Speculations in gaMblera and cheers ;" b u t i n or d e r to make out te . pt,rt, which was audited and d ani ua re- Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. prcent. 20 0010 0 It 14s it to its old use • Walworth passe on the 23d of Standard Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 301 os the Hon. and Racy. A. Duneornbe ?-Yorkshveman -roa , N ; -ewtngton-butts. At a few mi- the world, irrespective of the amount expected to meaning Sough, t, be a tt ac h e d to it the delluit on April last, was 461/. 54 nutes before 12 o' 1 k ions ~, and this sum was incl.e of Saturday warehouse were fill d • eoe , and wliile the shop a,nd be derived from the goods traffic. But shsuld the should have been in th e dictionary, " notor . pendent of other charges and outgoings in connec- MISCELLANEOUS. e with customers, the high directors be disappointed i n th e i r es ti ma t e, th ey gambling cheats and cheating gamblers." ln this • • I the • t't t' tion wit 1 ins i u ion. The Dividend Amount - SeEcrAcLEs- wind which prevailed at the time drove a large still feel assured that the railwaY guarantees will case the plaintiff is simpliciter called a blackleg. 1 I chased to the am ' re was stock pur- per of " peeve rare lIMANT.I--- SIGHT AND MARINI:I - p acme number of - light good h ; ; ount of 515/ Os . Name of Company. Paid. Price. Powearne TELBSCOMS - OPICRA, RAC; AND DRSP s anesng an one of the win- produce amply sufficient to p l y te e wor ki ng ex , Considering theref re the proper view the courts 306/. 7s. in the hands ' • • 6d., besides Annum. Share. I d s aea'n t t ac- of different banker s. There ----- - a__ _ -._ GLASEIDS.-S. and B. Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemar w e- OW 0 : 1 s ages barner, an% the consequence was peuses, and secure the holders of the anneities from have tak-oa on this suleject, censidering it is no „ was also a purchase of additiol 1 , is.d.4 I. d. .ea ground, which in- le 0 0 2 0 0 - Aca,lian Charcoal Iron .• street, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel, . th e ir instantaneons ignition, and the fire then en- all chance of risk. Shoulet the money be raised, of tion aide at law to calla man a " cheat," "swindler, eluded a disbursement of 187/. Bs. 9d. The annual 20 0 0 10 0 0 - .. Attie= Steam Ship • • By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and ex- veloped every article of a combustible t na ure. The which the directors enter drel "-all terms . . ta , th e vesse l " villain," " rascal," "seoun . , , in no doubt • • ts in the most powerful and brilliant traortlinary improvemen tire took possession of ever • suescriptions and dot t• los .. see _ ea _ se. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - y room in Mr. Davis's will be fitted ready for sea in the early part of next wide!' nit queatioliably impute dish( nesty, 11111e3s ~ ta ions were 6091. 93, added to Auctien Mart........ 1141 per cent 50 0 0 _ Telescopes, Camp, Race-course, Opera, and Perspective remises and thence it I thi 'ilk thet the word Special donations," li• w ich were 978/. ss. 6d. e Australian A e riculturl - - 25 0 0 19 0 0 29% . Glasses, to know the distances. These Telescopes posses- , P . e, , . . 1 , 0 _ worked its way into the year, when it ie proposed to make an experi in en• al full -wed by :pceial da age, in +king a total f 0025 0 0 - such extraordinary power that some, three and a-half inches, Wilding b longi le, t Mr. J. Barnes a poulierer, t r ip to Lisbon, Or some ether cellvenient coutinen. blackleg is uot actionable ; that the action there -1,587/. 14s 6d t - 1.) • 0 con n - utions to the charity of Anstralla.n Trust • • ... 81. pr cent. 100 kustraean Royal Mail - 10 0 0 all _ ' with an extra eye-piece will show distinctly Jupiter's m00n. , , No. 12, in the same thoroughfare, la '1 he total loss t a l I 1 ti th Le •tl • f • t ' • • bl • port. ni te mean me e _via tan is open ore is no meintama e , and that the rule must ,„,: e • . Two of the inmates had died during ' en 10 ..nexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 " Saturn's ring, and the double stars ; with the same telescope must be very serioua and is thus officially returtled to the view of the public, and the present fine area- be dis harged. ti ptst year, and three new ones had been elec 1 tea. itri g tish American Land 5/. per cent 50 0 0 40 i t 16/4 0 _ 11. R. H. the Duchess of C b • • Canada ... ••.... .. .. 61. per cent. 100 0 0,32 10 0 - ' can be seen a person's countena.ece three-and-a-half miles b Mr. Btaidwood, the superintendent of the L' there am ridge had, in cempli distant and AU object from 16 to 20 miles. For the waist ly B • fade :-" Saturday, May 29. 11.45 'et flier is daily attn. e ectiee hundreds to avail themselves Mr. Baron Martin sei Ihe was very sorry ance with th Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent Stock f opinion in the , e earnest request of the committe, be- Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5/.per cent. Stock l i re g g - " coat-pocket, and are of larger, and all sizes, with increasing "11 l'l,S .. _ P.m., aef the opportunity thus offered of viewing her im- was on this paint a difference o , powers accordingly. The Royal Exhibition, 1851. - A vain- ti tremisee of Mr F D • tire took place in le 1 ___ • . aerie, a mo use propoPiellil ; tickete, however, must be cou i a The ques!ioll b efGro t hem was did the word come Lady President fif the institution, in the room f 11. le 11 t Ditie, 6 per cent. -6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 -- Ditto, 6p c. bds 1874 61. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - able, newly-invented, very small, powerful, Waistcoat-pocket milliner, ,Stc , iu Crown row, Walworth-road, N ew . r t b- • - 1 • ' irs o bine( eiteer from the office in Gresham- " blackleg" impute an ludic • table offence, and, if , l o id • * he Duchess of Gloucester, who by will Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per cent. Steck 100 0 0 - . Glees, the size of a walnut, by which a person can be seen and • The house destro 'ed b h • ineton, Surrey. - 3 yie and sserity 1 ' se, was inhe subject of action ? Thet nece, _ . hequeethed to the institution a legacy of SOUL Crystal Palace " kno street oM • S of St. Jamas-street, the sole , r I. alll3, Atter a serte Preferepec 7l pr. cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4% Bof res dutions had been oassed to re- Ditt° wa.one and a-half mile distant. They answer every pm , fir down in consequence of breakiog the shop w , a ing , . est-end agene depended on the sense in which it was received by = . Crys. Palace of France - elect 1 b ' 40 0 s a Pose ou the Race-course and at the Opera-houses. Countre file-the gas in the sho win- nem ers of the committee who were retiring :My Navigation Bonds 3%1. per cc - Neel:cry aril ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles, Tbev windows. Cause of . p the i e sons - who heard the expres ion. .If it con- nt - _ ___ lty totation t - electric Telegraph .• 6/. per mit. Stock. 100 0 0 106% ere invalnable for shooting, deer-stalking, vachtine* t• dows. The contents were insured in the Globe Fi 1e- v yeti t ; the mite's of tho-e who h.., paid rt did the ) 0 medify two of the rules, and intro- Eng.&Aus. Cop. Smelt. - 5 0 0 all - .sporternen II ,-"' ' n the W.et_ THE CAP^ NI oflite, and the buildieg was iusured i .. . e , AIL SEnvics.-The Athens, one ce the t'ed h. el committed dilee a ' 110 /V owe which al ows every person sub- En g :earls. Mag. T. Co. _ c‘rep, ,,, O4l f e ezi e . emen, g,amekeepers, and tourists. sepera pe -son to we out it ha-I be, n appa 50 0 0 all _ see lithe , ltelf-a-e • a tunat par aneum to be entitled to E q u!table, lieversionry tl e. and P eee-c urse Gl . • powers, - I nvaluable - • a-ecs, with wonderte rnieB er Fire-office. The fire wss txtingu sh db- eew screw vessels 4,f the r . or S' J (i t' d f UII 1 ue. lrushi Com an P Py' an inelictable offen-e then it was actienable. , e r 51per cant. 100 0 0 110 0 0 - d D•ttc :New - .• reservine Sc . • - 1 es IDE ,r te e C Ipe (.f Go e d ll,pr, litic, went rut fur 1 ' ' - ' vo eet each election i 50 0 0 22 10 0 - - greatest transpar en t I) ~ pe taele Lenses of thc ell eines of the 4tri•ih, that of the West of' Englan. - . , I riai . ' He thought that iti this case a question arose t or .. ..• . , and be called subselibers, an Gen. Revers. & Invest 51 - • .p c and 1/. 100 0 0 ou 0 0 - from this invention is ‘ ll - Tile great edvaetage tecrivid 7' . I I-I Ia c' n Briaade, and 51; hired l of - etei to Stoke .liay on S turday, aid the ie- so und....rstood by the every persen sub.;cribing five guineas in one year Gen. I; Sc. Col. (Lim.) served and streattt,„l4 ...s. vision impaired becemes pie- office, tour of t, e tii Jo su t was hi g hly the jury e.e li-ther tee term was_ , _ ,,r . . 11 . . - 25 0 0 all sati•.factere, Afttr the ollie al business ta h - • ; • Mr J. Barnes. 1 ins oei- aee a sender privilege for life, a vote of thanks GeneiteamNavi g ation 10/.perct. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 2 - 6% - to employ their sight ati tn. : ?7Y_ a,ge I esereoes are etaa'eed asslsta nN. No. 12, in the sAne row, . ,__ . 4 ibis day W:il4 coneludcd tile ship proeeeded down the Persons who heard ;t ; aed, ther te c, t London Gen. Omnibus 121. per cent. 40 0 all Iy. wit.h tleeee lenses of a inuc e b et ie tia4u nte oecupation-ean set pal erer, the building end contents destroyed bY Solent to h NT ,il t...e ...eee,eo, t.) g iv e vieitore an opportunity Ilion, tee rule ought to be discharged. was aceorded to the Oh tirman and the meeting 0/ nueson's Ba y 5/. per cent. Stock ,' tock - after his ackno el -• they do net reel**. the treciac- etalachaajaf) iug power- antt fire and tee Leese falling down ; the contents in- I vieselog the (can-if:11 Scenery of the Lie of Wight Mr. Baron Bramwell said he agreed in all that ~ ~ N. ed,ment of th'e compliment, was liungeFford......•• 2l. se. 100 0 0 all Loa. Ise. &Na. Meuse _ gero - aff greets of fnitlier power.:ui i..X . i . - ~,t a the d ''''' Bnted in the County Fue-office. No. 11, 1.111'CCII• a d the Hampshire c amt. Several uentlemen frordLon- the Old- f Baron lial s :id, wi•li the exception of the erou e tit to a close. London R. • - 10 0 0 all - ~yersionary 5/, per cent. 15 0 0 all . n be Suited at the mot' remote-part s• a aeee. Persont . 'ease watt fi• • - ' 11•cklese " ' Nice. e, S. americae - . 413- tofth • 'of tne world by -eud pied, side front contiderably damaged by fire; in- don corn- ~ - 0 Cape trade were on board, au meaning he had put on the wee d ' .. e . It - to 0 0 all - fag one of the glasses 011 air neetae'ea in a lett - ' • e oe 0 - Well as many lantee, er natural English word, tee The triale of Colui,tl Brimne aced the policemen int- Nat. Discount Comp.. - 25 0 0 50 0 4% • the dist ,nce from the eye they ea , read nnall er, and . urance unkhown. No. 14, Mr. Plumbride , , s , who were all much gratified. with this word was a prop .N.S.W Gov 5 . stating h • ui-e The Athen ' tecr . . Bis canunandei by Captain .Wm • was bound to put a meaning on it, and no ex- ch will .• • plicated in the Dubin riots of the 12th of Mai Nor. Bre Australasian p.c. Deb. 51. per cent. - 100 0 0 - in! cer, budding and contents very set iously damaged with it, and those who have not made use of - spectacle': by - . - - - • - Strutt, late of the D ale, • judge 6d. 10 0 all Deafness. -New Discovery -re by tire ; contents riot insured, the buildiug iu the , ay . a jo.t 'arrived from the Cape, pert eliould be called to put a meaning on it. If it come i.,ff at- the Coinmission of Oyer and Ttiminer, North of Europe, Stm. el. per cent. 20 0017 10 0 --. ' stating their ago. ~ fnl " ---- `` e °lrault h mg in de one of the quickest voyages to En 1. d - . . hic Price's Patent Cand. co • care y power__ , small, newly • gan °n • • hue. wor 1 ituess might ba called to have * h opena or, the 17th June tiext. - 25 0 0 all - estminster. No. 4, opposite, Messrs. Cuthbert, , . weie a s a t, a w Peel liiver.Land&lelhe Vibrator, an extraordi Ural different f r " 4 nvented record, upon whi&l Capt. S.rutt w AlciliumaNT TO TRAIN, THE e. : T 5 EOTIVE -A marble 5 0 0 all 2 I. • as warml oom 11- h it wl •h 't s usually understood. If ET • Pen. & Oriental Steam 71 - t 50 0 0 all iustrumeut for deafness, en . y e 1 that has b • urn all otese rs leaehersellers, fiont of building very severely da- d b those on board the A th„, , in 3 ' • P. t e sense 1 itc 1 wa per cen . 80% • e an ything of the ....nn , ecia, or probabl e ma.ged by tneute y which! ship re ed with Baron Mar- inoreaweet, with suitable inscrtption, has been prepartd Ditto New ...... .. • - 50 00:00 0 Om fie ea d I corched ; contents and the word were Englisb, he ag surpassiu„ f the same colour as the skin, ia buildi '' a shu te's S they heartily w i s h e d him the same success. The Athens for *rection in the H:egate Cemetery over the grave Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr colt 100 0 0 all - be. produced. Being 0 ~ heve had an interpretatioe • Ditto New can - a bj es dcai persOus to hoar distinctly at o _ ‘ , E ng not insured. No. 5, also opposite, Mr. A. : is somewhat larger than the ships of the company em- tin ; if slang, it should of rhain, the detective policeman, who was h seot by ~ •••••••• 4%1. pr coot. 100 0 0 A 0 0 - - I not pemptible. It en e Le al NI. ;I S e • the unpleasant sensation G. uu a d/ carver and gilder, rtimilee damage ; instil- d ' tl C mail serv,co, and it is confident! Put upon it by a witness. If English, the inuendo eh _37 •a. • team.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 4C 0 t 60 - • church. and at public aseenibl ie. , ance tibial ~e,ye in le ape Y 1 ristian Satier, tbe Bavt:rian, whom Le had apple- s3ottlsh Aus. Invest. 151 per cent 10 0 all 1% . . s i s en ti re ey removed, and it }Oath e , de ie . own at present. No, 3,.alfto ; on. the oppc- xpected, front the result ef this trial trip, that ehe win was unnecessery ;if slang, it was proved. It seemed h ea d e d a H b l - conveying to this com l . 3eutli Australian Land 71: . .. singing noises ria the ear t a n ure, an( tt as per cent. 25 0 0 all 36 all the aisiidince that possibly could be desired.-39, Alto. " us . ever. H. Gabriel,- eutlee; The' front of, house ustain the high character they have established for Ito him it was au English Word which imputed an try. 'rue monument has boan subscribed fi..r by the Trust and Loan Comp. 734... pr cent. 20 0 0 50 0 - Lanett el a ula VAR Diemenei Land.. 10s. 100 0 o e 2B 10 0 - realle•etreet, PicOadilly- Opposite tbe York Hotel e W, ged by firee - human:Ca - in:llene:4n." o nuettiality in the peiformanee of the contract. : offence within the meaning of the act, of fraudulent Officers told men of the City police force. 6 per coat. Bonds .• .. "6.per eent. --, - e - - - Country Markets. NOTTINGHAM-MAY 23. At our corn market to-day there was a large attend ance of the trade, and a fair business done. The finest wheat made fully last week's rates. Good white parcels realised 505., and red 46s per 36 stone. There was very little passing in barley. Beans scarce, at the rates of last week-40s to 46s per 36 stone. Flour, 37s to 435. Oats sold at a decline of 6d per quarter. CHELMSFORD—MAY 29. The farmers demanded an advance of is on former rates for wheat to-day. Wheat, white old,per s. s. i s, s• qr. 43 48 Oats, per qr 24 3 4 new.... 43 48 Peas, Partridge 41 45 red, old 40 44 White 40 4 2 new.... 39 4t I Boiling 4O 46 Barley 34 401 Dun 41 43 Chevalier 38 44 Beans, Tick .36 38 Grinding 23 32 I Harrow ticks 36 40 Malt 70 73 Mazagan 33 3 6 Chevalier 72 73 Ditto, new... 33 36 OXFORD—MAY 29. There was a moderate show of wheat to-day, and good white samples sold at last week's rates. The deligtful sunny weather has very much improved the crops of corn. PER QUARTER.' PER QUARTER Wheat, red (old) 42s to 46il Barley, grinding ... —s t 0351 Ditto (new) Ditto, white --s to —s Peas Ditto (old) Barley, malting ... 32s to 36iFlour, per sack ROCHESTER-MAY 29. There was a fair supply of wheat to-day, for whish holders endeavoured to obtain a slight advance over the rates of last week ; but buyers were indisposed to do bust• ness on those terms, and only former prices could be ob• ta.ned. All other sorts dull. AVERAGE PRICES. Wheat, wLite 44s to 48s red.. 40s to 44s Barley, grinding 28s to 32s Beans 40s to 4 is Oats 23s to 27. Peas 42. to 44s LEICESTER-MAT 29. A fair supply of wheat, but the trade was dull, at 'AO rates. Beans and peas in short supply, but without aul material alteration in value. NEWCASTLE-MAT 29. South country wheat in limited supply. Fair arrivals from the coast and abroad. A thin attendance of buyers, and trade slow, at barely the rates of Tuesday Flour a dull sale. Oats are in g o od d eman d, a t f u ll rates. Barley limited in demand. Be ans i nqu i re d for. Peps neglected. last. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—MIT 27. Qrs. Best. Current. Infetfo, 291 Wheat 45s 6,1 01 526 Oats 29s 9d 26 s 9d .... ..... 24, 103 Barley 32s 6d 2 Bs 9 . id 26i 6, .a, 15 Peas & beans 43s Od 4ls 4d HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—MAY 28. WEINIT. I BARLRY I °AIM. I ENV.II•. First sls 0,1 33; 0,1 32e Od 1 4' IS 0 1 Second 3 Bs lld 1 30s 2d 1 30s 41 190 iii Third 33 e 01 I 25s Od I `zfla Gd I 37s 01 , Total quantity of w h ea t i n mar k e t , 310 qrs., 298 5 01' f ft /0 barley „ oats ,; beans 144 55 qrs., cl rs 19 s i i c : 111 4') qrs., 19 soll /1 AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. Wheat, 11. 1S 11 10.12ths 1 Barley, ...11. 10 2 0.120 1 Oats, ... P. 10 4 11-12ths I Beans, ..... 21. 011 4-12tigh , , CORK—MAY 23. At to-lay's market grain realised the following rates Red wheat 22s 6d to 23s Od White wheat — Gd to 23s Od Barley Oats l4i 8d to 163 ld DUBLIN-MAT 23. We have again to report a dull market for all descrir tions of grain, and wheat met a limited sale, at late rates: Oats 6d cheaper. Indian corn dull, and prices unchange d. White wheat, 27s Od to 293 Od ; red ditto, 24s Od to 26g. 61; ditto new, - oa ; barley, malting, lie to 18s Od; grl ° ing, —s to —s ; oai,s, old, 15s to 16s 6d; ditto, now, * - 1 , to --s Od ; oatmeal, 14s Gd to 16s Gd; bare, new, —s to Od ; rapese,d, —5 Od to s Od per brl ; bakers' flour, . 11 7, Od to 18e 63. per owt ; Indian corn, 35s Oil to 37s 6d p 8 490 lbs. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEg• -- Miles 1 Receipts' odened. NAME OF RAILWAY. _-------,, 18f.8. . . 18 5 3. 135 " -------- BRITISH. - X X -- 262 65 Belfast and Ballymena ••• • • • •., •••• •• 1 . 157 1.- ....- 17 Belfast and County Down.. ••••• • • • - - 2 856 32 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,68 A - '.... 26% Bolton,Bittekburn,snd West York .• - - 165 118 Bristol and Exeter ...... 1 ?,' 1 X Ca1ed0nian............. ............ 12,968 13, 1 ' 4 4 '4i Chester and Holyhead .• ........ 5,038 6. 9 0. ., 6 14 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •••• • • 208 11 ' 1 2 20 Cork and Bandon .. •............... 251 OS. 56 Dublin and Belfast.' unction •• .. •• • • 1,217 777 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. •.•• ......... = 1,5 23 '' 1 6 if 4014 Dublin and Kingstown • • ........ •• .. 1 . 5. • '649 1714 Dundee and Arbroath -- - .. • • 624 961 008 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1, 416 35 Dundalk ant Enni5ki11en............ 421 0 5 67% East Anglian..." •..-• . • • - ........ 954 6,609 99 East Lancashire - ...........• ••• • • • 6,274 6 489 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. • ... 3 26,060 22,91 Eastern Union • - • . • • • • • • • ..... ... j 5 846 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ............. 5 . 56 - 78 Edinburgh, Perth. and Dundee.-- 3:651 3 , 326 -- 6 Exeter and Credlton.. • • ............ - 22 Furness Railway ... .............. ---,,,, 6 6 14 , 183 % Glasgow, and South -Western........ ,•,. •-, ,i 59. 283 Great Northern... 203 14 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 6,929 ~164 465 Great Western ................., _ 33,213 .-'...„ 25 !4 Irish South Eastern •• • • •..• ........ -- 6 915 90 Lancaster and Car1i51e...~... 28614 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. • ..... •• • 23' • 23,681 --- - Leeds Northern - -••••• 16 1 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport A ., : 4 0 61 44 1 653 London and North Western - - '46 , 5?( London and 81ackwe11........ __ _ 1,621 1 3 •: 04 / 183 % London, Brighton, and South Coast 20,795 L 534 289 % London and South Western 17 ,823 ' - j3l 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ...... _ 714 ~ - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, tsc. -• 10,00 6 17 3 % Manchester, Shefileldamd Lincolnshire 10 , 341 ' 1 .060 9 14 Manchester and South Junction 789 931 2 8 Maryport and Carlisle 667 Midland .....- .•.. - • • 1 7 7 Midland Great Western (Irish) 62 -.-- 78 Newcastle and Carlisle - 5 62 3 149 North British .... • 5, 327 '642 233 North Staffordshire •• • • .... • ...... 6, 386 7, 809 47 North-Western .... •.. ..... .... • • 50 Scottish Central ••••• • • • - ......_ „ , 3,079 41 ,,, 32 14 Scottish Midland •••••••• • • • • • • • • - , 61 6 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham .... _ 1,620 '996 48)9 Shrewsbury and Chester •• - 30 Shropshire Union .. •. • 57 South Devon ....• ................., 2,535 „,' 4 g9 301 X South Eastern.- ......., ~„ . 18,147 1 ," 4 90 171 South Wales .......... .... •• - • 6,874 ",91 108% South York., Doncaster, and Goole 53 Taff Vale • • ................., _ , 4,093 v 319 36 Ulster . ....., ~,, _.._ _ _ „.. 1 317 1 ',941 77 Waterford nnd Limerick ..... ..... 1,064 653 27 West Cornwall ...... -. .. :„.. .: 685 4 93 12 14 Whitehaven Junction 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & •••• York and North Midland & Leeds FOREIGN. 791 108 Dutch Rhenish ••--.. - - • • • ..• • • 3,339 -,..„ - Lyons and Mediterranean ..., Montereau and Troyes •• ......... •• - -...-• 03 Namur and Liege ............ •• •• • • - 29 /1 539 Northern of France ••••• • • • • 3 6,990 - 1.... - Orleans and Central .. - ..-, - Paris and Lyons .... •• • • - - Paris and Rouen.. ••••• • • • • •..... 941 Paris and Strasburgh .• ........., .. ..1 - 1 ....... - Rouen and liavre• • .... - ...• 162 W e-t and North-West of France .. :: 0 0 The Chatham Division of th e R o y a l ga, r .," Light Infantry has given a large number of voi" b " . teers to the Royal M ar i ne A r ti l l ery a tP o rtstnou t an order having b een g i ven f or the augmentatj., of that corps. The volunteers selected by the 21; rine-office are among the finest troops belonging tat of the service. It appears that when the 931 Highlanders cbarid some sepoys in the Begum's palace, where tbeY CY offered some resistance, II musician of the corps up the national air on his bagpipe, which bad su e- , ; good effect that net a single pandy escaped the charig„,l his conduct has been highly extolled by the chief, 11 . g something is to be done for th e pip er, f or while Prrioit• he was exposed to a deadly fi re o f mus k etry, but nately escaped unhurt. BIRT 11. S. BIRON—Ou the 26th inst., at Drayton-grove, Brol33Pt°' the wife of Henry J. Byron, Esq., of,a son. caw HOWARD—On the 26th inst., at G re y s toko Castle , berland, Mrs. Howard, of a daughter. S' SHAW —On the 29th inst., at Epsom, Surrey, fir Shaw, of a son. TRACY—On the 27th inst., at the Vicarage, W° l.-11 °- travers, Dorset, the wife of th e R ev . F. F. T raci' a son. MARRIAGES. 1 .. BULKLEY —BLACKBURNE —On the 25th inst. , at ^- a ',-, j° lkle/' Paddington, Georg e; the secon d son o f Edward Esq., of liollyG rove, Ashford, Middlesex, to C 3 t",,,; o ciV daughter of the late Joshua Blackburne, Esq., ° J. '— well Hall, near Dulwich, Surrey. DATHS. CooK—On the 271.11 inst., E suddenly, at PlurosteaLl'eoo mon, 51r. Samuel Bird Cook st , Mamter It N. GOODRICH- -On the 27th in ,at 12, Co.nnaught-01°,,1,r;• Hyde-park, the Rev. Charles Goodrich, rec t o r of 13 '"" ° h g, Norfolk. Ca s h HILLS On the 26th ins',,, at Hythe, Kent, Igo Hills. rh od aj MoGninGE —On the 24th insF., a t Sidmouth, r a 41. Hands Moglidgo, Eiq., 51. D., of Arcop House, ag° ico r PERRY—On the 27th inst., the Rev. George Perry, v of Shady Camps, county Cambridge, aged 56. g oie r Poptum -On the 28th inst., at Bagborough House, -° set, Francii Popham, aged 7 4 . Suarnt. —On the 28th it , t at Battersea, Captain Al9/Li'll. der Shairp, R.N., aged 63. f SOW TUCKER—On the 27th inst., Mrs. W. Tucker, o. ford-hill, Middlesex, aged 35. _____........"•%5 C.Jounox : Printed and Published by MURDO Y° °l l 4r. of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun 011 0t 1 „ 0 4 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in th e Cv " -- of aliddlosex, Monday, May 31, 1858. nation for ZIOND The Ce] teen days florlingl :3 1 13 Rarey will I7 th ; 5. 9 4.1 , 'alf• Past 3 To pr e ,- tectiving i Seereta r , Will Only Mr. Rar in] Society) 81 Mr. Ear The subs. Guineas fo Further: thappllcal e Yard, Out and Lon 211.. 2d ' o go out ar °f amount dna an d Trunk of Companies ' o Uveyaneo dtc. In the foi !Mdecl but i service fade with t 4 1, 14 of the IJ b arges of al Attrnins 1 4getteies, ad si cns, diet stewards, (exclusive c alculated glauutities ages an d erov Per annun ` 44 k l 4q - ,. 000 uric at charges Leaving anki: leavecor r o t b , o wn pass 4rr" ,getueui ca ieulatio us, subraitt 14 43 and exj Earnings up out and 1 and Portl P..4 penseki, Coals, stoi Leavi (Or at Ou r i nstai nie ate of - 6 e l of payaieuPt °Enee, of (..4rQ,