The Sun. — London, England, 1858-02-23 00:00:00

TR E-sw N f LONDON , TUESDAY .EVIEINING f FEBRUARY 23 2 Ig s 8, .F - sm.. , tunate destructive connection with the Welsh mines, PRICES Olu :5 1 E - ARES. . . ....—.........---. TH E 3,LuNSTERIAL CRISIS. I gotten their duty as the appointed guandians of that has not inscribed the French alliance at the TRIAL OF THli ROYAL BRITISH BANE which occupied the almost s a o r le is a e t n te a n s ti t o o n w of ha th t e p d a i r r t e s ct w o e r r s e , DIRECTOR& _., .............---. British honour, as to neglect returning an *neer- head of its programme." ----........--- getic answer to the menacing despatch of the The next observation of our contemporary is less and were a continual drain on the bank. d w e o c u id ld ed t . ake it home with him Front the Official Lost. (From the. Daily Netts.) French Government, dated Paris. Jan, 2C), and meritorious :-- COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, GUILDHALL. It w.ts then proposed to read Esdaile's deposition ; d w op e te h d as b e y n a o st d r o o u n b g t m tl a i jantrtihtye.,b,ill (Sitting rUBLUIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN• at Nisi Prius, before Lord Campbell and a 8 Who yesterday evening crowded the gallery which had been laid before Puna - merit, Conse- " Bad the late hour not prevented the continua-but some difficulty having LONDON, FRIDA.Y, FE. 19, 1858. Sense of Commons, in the hope of hearing quently, the apparent tenor of Mr. Milner Gibson's tionofbthe debate, beena THE QUEEN V. BROWN AND OTHERS. atondbeloo ok mi i t t t o ed v . er CANALS lord Palmerston some explanatory statement amendment did not directly affect the contents of would ave . Special Jury.) said,e fo r he h e Names o f 4 Dividend' prim. Names of he recent resignation, were doomed to din- the Conspiracy Bill, though the author of the The Patric contains the following sensible re• EIOHTII DAT. Lord Campbell b ~t I Mr. Paddison, who had been under ancient. The late Prime Minister, rising amendment declared himself personally o. h stile to marks on the exaggerated article of the Morning examination theper ' Companies. A per Companies. 5 , 1 Annum Price. governmental measure. In style also, the Post which attributed to the majority that voted in Urlie fellowing appeared iu successive editious of The Sum greater portion of eight days, was then told that he gl Annum. =7; he silent expectation of an unusually thronged the of yesterday : - .1 could leave, as his examination was concluded. He amendment was extremely cautious. It was just I favour of the amendment the intention of menacing- - :cited audience, simply announced, what every trial of the information against the directors -I said " then may go to sleep " and added ' his that he had refused to give any iiiforma ___ The t . . , an. justification, t.) In own £ E ; Dividend .E f his hearers already know, that he and his such a specimen of careful and polished speech as France : • gg manager of the Royal British Bank for conspiring by resigns- might . have been expected from Mr. M. Gibson. The Post goes a gre a t d ea l too far in its opinion. false pretences to defraud the shareholders and cue. tion to the solicitor for the prosecution until he brought ‘oosvilelnnsy°.l.4..: 1 9 00 3 7- et - Peak Forest. 78 5% Os Birmingham 40 41. . 0 17s IC% goes had, on Saturday, placed their resi Yet, in spite of this outward caution aud, to some We conceive that this ardent defender of Lord Pal- tomers and the public, was this day resumed. ii. 190 — ,R R o e l e l i4 da t' l s e . ..... 3 g5 AL 80 GrandJunctn 100 2i. pr. et. 'Stoarbridgc. in the hands of the Queen • that her Majesty e . x . tent . , over-scrupulous . wording . of the proposi- merston should be severe towards the triumphant a written authority from Mr. Freshfield that he might Derby .. •... 100 61. 15s. ' Stllrd 8: - .Wor, , gip 28i GrandD 0., G u p r n . C i o t n . 10 10 0 C . ; s . p . r 6. d e t . —__ Severn vvy ei rats. di The same counsel appeared as before. do so., 45 121. 10s. 6ccepted them ; and that ;that Derby was engaged in the construction of a Ministry. tion, it was not without its sting,--and a sharp coalition, but w e canno t lo o k at the consequences Sir F. Thesiger asked his lordship if he was prepared Mr. Seymour observed that the witness was " a 501i.26 1/. 16s. ry g oomy co ours. e ad versaries of Lord Palmerston have chosen a bad daile's a r these circumsances, his lordship moved the one too ; the effect of which was net unappreciated of this vote in such ve 1 1 Th to give his opiuion relative to the reception of Mr. RI- citor of long standing." (Laughter.) • Kennt & Avr 40 6s. 614 Warwick & 1 2/. 24 rnment of the house to Friday next. For by the Ministers and their adherents. They all,affidavit before the Vice Chancellor, on a petition Mr. James said, that some of the defendants had Leeds &L , vrr tee 151. Birming. MO Leicester .. • 00 51 Warwick & 7 Id for their victory • this is their greatest fault. by a contributor for winding', up the bank, which the refused to sign the authority, but they made no com- 9 Leicstr & qtl, 83 1/. ss. 13 Napton. ,j MO 21 ' resent this is all that can .. one after the other, declared that to c?rry the fie plaint of the witness, be known with cer of the moat singularly rapid amendment would be considered a a n s taerneninegctbiotnn bef a T b h n e n y t l a iav cin e e d s e t f in ea n t . e w d b h ic ' im b t o b n ey a nqnutesotinolny,roerpurdaitahteer learned counsel proposed to put in evidence, as showing his knowledge of the state of the bank before and at the Loughborogh 113 701 'Worcstr &I • ..-.,.....,1;.,, nrtti, • . . , Lt._ 4.:11 amendment .I‘sr.laratinn is import Lord Campbell added that he thought the witness had Macclesfield. MO 21. 10s. Binmng. 78 10s. 19 ) ...._,..... al, —ll.—,a ponsuiraev tt,,, ~ii i f,, t,..,„„ ~A . A „ given his evidence very fairly. Neath ••• • • • 100 161. Wilts & Brit: - 7s. Od. .. _. . Oxford.. •• .. 100 10514 _ . . . - --- . . ~--------' TH E Ain \ TISTERIAL CRISIS. I gotten their duty as the appointed guandians of that has not inscribed the French alliance at the ' TRIAL UP' Vitt Luiz ..1.14 zuuluant eseieeei. tunate uestructive conueukauu witu tun i'V 01SLI UnLitil, 's deposition ; our contemporary is less DIRECTORS, which occupied the almost solo attention of the directors, -........_.-- . i w ie hat parts were the _ ~.....e.e.., - --. British honour, as to neglect retduerrantgoliaaceentehre- hTeheednoefxittsobpsrelraatmiomn eo.'f' From the Olkeial Lat. L an l d t . w w e_r ,s e a f.h c o e n n t i p n r u o a p l o d s r e a d i n f oa o r e irse t e h and e a b Es a s n tdo k a (From the . •Daily News.) • getic answer to the menacing p COURT OF QUEEN ' S BENCH, GUILDHALL. French Government, dated Paris. Jan, 2Co and meritorious :- (Sitting at Niel Prius, before Lord Campbell and a but some difficulty having * bell said, he would take it home with him PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN' , LONDON, FRIDA-Y, FEB. 19, 1858. ton' Th o se who yesterday evening crowded the gallery which had been laid before Parnament, Conse- " Had the late hour not prevented the continua- Special Jury.) CANALS ' The o f the Souse of Commons, in the hope of hearing quently, the apparent tenor of Mr. Milner Gibson'e tion of the debate, we have no doubt that the bill to L be ord om c i a t m ted p THE QUfeEN V. BROWN AND OTHERS. , and look it over before he decided. mire from Lord Palmerston some explanatory statement amendment did n . ot directly affect the contents of would have been adopted by a strong majority. " ti • I e Dividend , as to the recent resigna , ton were doomed to dis- the Conspiracy Bill, though the author of the The Patric contains the following sensible re• EIGHTI DAT. Mr. Paddison, who bad been under examination the Names of „ Dividend' prim. Names of ?J . , Companies. A per appointme nt- The late Prime Minister rising amendment declared himself Personally hostile to marks on. the exaggerated article of the Morning [Tee nillowing appeared in IlLeeessive editious ee Th e s un greater portion of eight days, was then told that he e Annum. amid the silent expectat ion of an unusually thren o eed the governmental measure. In style also, the Post which attributed to the maioritv that voted in h a " of yesterday :- . 1 could leave as his examination was concluded. He 'el " thenl may go to sleep," and added, in his own -- 4 - sess ame.ndment. was extremely cautious. It was just i favour of t e amen ment the intention of menacing The trial of the information against the directors and s al .£ cele Companies. 7 1 An p n e u r m I Price. r t i t g ui ° and excited audience, simply announced, what every justification, that he had refused to give any i form • ashtn &Oler• 93 7. -. et. - Peak Forest. 78 57 Os - ~, , manager of the Royal British Bank for censpiring by - - I ' - -a Birmingham tion to the solicitor for the prosecution until he brought Coventry.... t one of his hearers already knew, that he a . , such a specimen of careful and polished speech as France :- ght have been expected from Mr. M. Gibson. ' " The Post goes a great deal too far in its opinion. false pretences to defraud the shareholders and cus- 4 00 0 i t ITo Regent's.... 30 17s IN -41, 1!,1 !Rochdale.... 85 4L 80 Wei colleagues had, on Saturday, placed their rensdignhals- mi Yet, in spite of this outward caution and, to some We conceive that this ardent defender of Lord Pal - temers and the public, was this day resumed. e hte o r f . a written authority from Mr. Freshfield that he might Derby .. •... 100 6/. 158. - !Sttlrd & - Wori ,40 281 - cAi GrandTanctn 100 2/. pr. ct. - 'Btourbridge.. tions in the hands of the Queen • that her Majesty extent, over-scrupulous wording of the proposi - merston should be severe towards the triumphant The same counsel appeared ae before. do SO. Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6'. pr. ct. - !Severn and 1 il Hs. _ was ~te 121. 10s. - had accepted them ; and that 'Lord Derby . was tion, it WU not without its stine,-and a eharp coalition, but we cannot look at the consequences Sir F. Thesiger asked his lordship if he weer prepared Mr. Seymour observed that the witness was " a soli )the defendanta had Grand Union 100 73. 6d - 1 Wye Rail. .3 26 • Re , then engaged in the construction of a Ministry. give his opinion relative to the reception of Mr. Es- Kennt & Avr 40 6s. 6% Warwick Br.l 2/. 24 ont Under these circumstances, his lordship moved the one too • the effect of which was na unappreciated of this vote in such very gloomy colours. The ad- to daile's affidavit before tie; i t V o ic:- It C i b r a t t e i , c ii e: E oL, 4 ( 3, m a E s t izt,ittviii:: ci t ( wi sr r o , f l j o n a g m s e t s a n s d a i i n d g , e f ' haTs a o u m g Leeds &Llvt 100 25/. - Birming._ j 100 Leieester ... 1 : .00 6/ - Warwick & / 0 till. adjournment of the house to Friday next . . For b . y the Ministers and their adherents. They all, versa•ries of Lord Palmerston have chosen a bad .. one after the other, declared that to carry the field for their victory • this is their greatest fault. by a contributor for winding up the bank, which the refused to sign the authority, but they made no com- m Le a lc c s e t i r: ti e ei t a t . • 83 11. 58. 13 Naptem. j 100 2/. Wil .hlie present this is all that can be khown with cer b gill 1 'cl amendment would be considered ae a rejection of They have defeated h ' im on a question, or rather learned counsel propoee p his knowledge of the state of the bank before and at the Lord Campbell added that he thought the witness had plaint of the witness. Loughborogh li3 701 - Worcstr & / iOO 21. 103. - ! Binning. j7B 108. 19 a s taill't,Y regarding one of the moat sin ar y rap given his evidence very fairly. Neath •• •• •• 100 161. - Wilts & Brit: - 7s. Od. -t„ i short reference to the observe- but on which they must tl ern. an d uteexpected devolutt ho.ns of power which the the bill. This declaration is important enough to be about a question, which they not onllvyerepsueedkiatteo, 1 tme when the alleged conspiracy was said to have taken Oxford.. •• .. 100 - 105% furnish. Be- placed in relief by a . . i se s In answer to a question from the C tart, Sir F. c - ta • meneary mstory can I d t t happened. p ace, an tu over ac s annals ca , arlia, triumph." Lord Campbell• said he had seriously considered the Thesiger said he theught he ehoaldiclese his case to- WATER-WORKS. An tween this aerd next.Faday the whisperera and the tions of the several ministerial speakers. will have it all their own way. - First of all, the Lord•Ad.vocate - in order to The following is from the Presse :- question since Saturday. He had also had the advantage morrow (this day), and, from what was said by the other counsel, Lord Carepbell drew the inference that the Name of Company. Dividend Amount net mystery-mO n g ers ry hour, will witness the flight of a frighten the house away ftora the amendment- " Those who have followed. with attention the of a conference with four of les learned br th • d e ren, an per of Paid Price wo Every day, fresh brood T p .- . - .Dlitical canards from those prolific distinctly asserted that "its adoption would be current of the discussion in Parliament, as also in they a'l concurred with him in the opinion he entertain,d trial will be over by Saturday, the last day of the - Annum. Share. - wo sittings. Of Pall - mall and St- James ' s. fatal to the bill. " Again, another of the foremost the press and out of doors, will attribute this vote on Saturday when the point was mooted, but which, Xs. 01. Xs. d. Th Seme otber evidence of a similar eharacter was given s Berlin ..- • • . ....... 51. per eta. 10 0 0 100 414 s t y breeding-grounds e delight in thie species of amuse - speakers in the Ministerial interest l a id it d own to two different motives. The spirit of opposi - fi om itB importance, he deemed it advisable to re-con- Those who tale - ho voted for the amendment, voted tion, the desire of giving a check to Ministers, sider before delivering it. The opinion of himself and and the Court aejourned at a little after 4 o'clock. East London Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 102 - 25 re C Ment will be diligenty supplied with all the excite- that " those w learned brethren . was, that Mr. Esdaile's de osition a h 1 P " 8 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 - eele no, merit that can be derived from large lis • ts of Cabinet in reality against the bill. " In the same way, the figure largely in this decision ; but it would be not evidenee against the vv a. o n : of the co-defendan s but SPORTING I k TELLIGENCE. Grand Junction t- I 1 - I,) '. i ministers and. Under-Secretaries -which duly re- Attorney - Gener al emnbasised the imnortance of unjust not to record a certain sentimeet of pride that i . t was evidence ag 1 t himself to show what Do. New -•••• • • - 25 0 0 - 32 f the proposition. of the Member for Ashton by re_ and national susceptibility, which is easily aroused 4. e present the hopes of the ieterested, the guesses o En land." i ; fth was his know e , ge o e state of the affairs of TATFERSALLS'-MONDAY. the bank before and at the time when the al- The room has been eery fully attended, but beyond N La g l lt 'e l t y j' er . C . . o . in - p . a . n . y Si' - 100 0 0 - per cut. 100 0 o _ - wli 95 Ciiii the ingenious-the private information of the " best marking that "everbody knew the carrying of the in g The Union says :- - - - -Ch se authoritie,s"-everything, in short, but the.facts of amendment would be nothing less than a condem " We•have always believed, and we still believe, leged conspiracy took place and the overt acts the eettlement of the Nottingham and - Derby amounts, . were alleged to have happened. Any declaration during little business was transacted, West tai•idlesex .• • • - - 100 0 0 - 61 0 0 - 105 da,' _ the case. In this last triflino respect there is a high nation of the bill. " More explicit still was the Southwark &Vauxhall Do Do : ,4/.. per cent. 5 1 8 - ________ • plh reason that no Premier himself when concluding a speech which that, in the present gate of Europe, a Ministeriel the time •when the conspiracy was supposed to have been The only noteworthy movernenta were the advence of - • ' tia probability of failure, for th; sine BRIDGES. facts exist. The impossibilt . • ty of seeing the Channel was interrupted by such a plenitude of " Oh, crisis in England is an event of gravity, the sole formed would be evidence, after showing that there was Little Toes and the Knight of the Shire for the Liver- At e h a been oh's " as he has probably never before been appearance of which is of a nature to excite the a conspiracy among 3 t all those who were engaged in it ; pool Steeplechase, both of whom were freely supported - j e e i n sight, a Dividend Amount feet, "because it's not but after the conspiracy, and at a subsequent time, what at the prices quoted. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. de 'esced in by many eenerations of playgoers as favoured with during his long political career. most serious attention of political men." Annum. Share. SUP* * 1 e nce ;it would be "It is idle," exclaimed Lord Palmerston, "to The Cowrie). do Paris exclaims :- was said by one of the parliea would only be evidence LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. W 1 --- a somewhat unanswerable infer "For the honour of England we are happy to agaihst himself: He had read the depositieria with great Bto 1 agst Little Tom (taken freely) ---- X s. d. X s. d. • o cruel to apply the same strict reasoning to the im- assert that you can pass this amendment to-day, end consideration, aud he should, without hesita- 55 0 0 - 614 M ll on the reerets ex ressed b the London ear ° e he great political theatre, or and yet go back to the bill to morrow. Such a dwe e P y - t • Pow those parte to be read which showed his state 11 to 1 agst Harry Lorreener (taken) Iltingerford- .. ••- .. •••• _ patient spectators in t ointments have yet been course is not possible. If the house should prefer Press at the vote on the amendment of Mr. Milner 100 4 a 12 to 1 agst Knight of the Shire (taken freely) Southwark ...... •• .. .... 100 0 0 - to argue that when. no aPP and knowledge at the time. Ditto litiw of 7% p,c. 103 por cent. 50 0 0 _ - nc uncement must be re- the amendment to the motion for the second read- Giloson. " • 100 to 7 aest Lough Bawn (taken) waterloo ,OO 0 o _ Sir F. Thesiger said he was anxious that no other •• •• i l - F a • made their pw itiee anno . _ ----------. 20 to 1 agst J ean du Quesne (taken) Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 123. ed. 60 0 0 - It is pleasanter, till we are ing, there can only one interpretation be put upon - St Ditto Nw ditto of V. IL Vs. Od. 40 0 0 - - garded as premattiere. - parts of the depositions should be read than those re. 25 to 1 eget Xarithns (taken) driven npon facts, to amuse ourselvehwith fancies, that decision-namely, that the house has utterly LIBEL ON TELE EMPEROR OF THE • 25 to 1 agat Little Charley (taken) Vauxhall .......... • • 28s. 70 10 3 - 17% tli h rumour of the morning to be au- altered its opinion-that by some unknown - influ- It was then arranged that the objectionable parts of DOCKS. as and to allow t e FRENCH. 25 to 1 agst Morgan Rattler (taken) thoritative till it is supplanted by the report of the ence, some accidental circumstance, the decision of the d•-position, in accordance with his lordship's opinion, , terrine , only to the defendant. 25 to 1 agst Treachery (taken) Dividend Amount Parliament has been reversed through deliberate 4. should be struck out before reading any part of it. • 25 to 1 sot Conrad (taken) Name of Company per of Paid. Price fe afterneon-doomed in its turn to be knocked down INCITEMENT TO ASSASSINATION. Mr. Paddison was recalled and examined with refer- Annum. Share. W by tbe undoubted intelligence of the night. conviction, and after most thorough investigation." 225 to 50 agst Little Tom and Knight of the .--- . - ere- to th 3 conduct of the directors prior to the issue of Lord Derby 13 engaged in constructing a Govern - These are the words of Lord Palmerston. At the Bow-street Police-court, yesterday, Mr. •. - circulars, &c. In the course of his evidence he stated Shire, coupled (taken) Zs.d.X s. d. ill ‘Jommercial .• • • ...... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - C meat. So much is certain ; and we are well satis - After declarations so plain and distinct, any fur- Bodkin, counsel to the Treasury, attend.ed to con that he IVSI present as secretary at a meeting of directors NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. stock - P. at fied that 'it should be so. Without affecting to ther attempt at changing our laws for the benefit duct a prosecutioo against Edward Truelove, a eatly in 1355, when the 71st clause of the charter, which 100 to 6 agst Odel Trick (taken) iee. Preference PI East arid West Inuia.. Gl. pr cent. Stock. OP ..-. - ign pl:eces for the colleagues' to whom he may be of foreign despots, stands eo ipso, condemned. well-dressed, middle-aged man, described as a book- provided for the directora calling a meeting of the sho.re- 20 to I eget Night Ra.nger (taken) Grand . ourry D & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 00- tl Do. Loan Notes _. .. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - t i e expected to apply, it may safely be presumed that Parliament has thus, even 'in the opinion of the seller, who wax charged with having " unlawfully holders to wind up the bank after the loss Gf one-fourth CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 aOO , - , of the paid up capital, when be was consulted by the 1900 to 30 agst Mageie Lauder (taken) London ... ••••• • • Stock. Ptock. 105% e• •he will hardly succeed in finding a President of the very Cabinet that brought forward the obnoxious written and published a false, malicious, scanda 9to 2 agst Brother to Marchionese (take sto 11 it. Katharine .• • .... 4%1. per cnt. 3toek. „ 93 ii, -Board of Control more incapable than Mr. Vernon measure, pronounced against the Bill by pronounc- lous, and seditious libel concerning his Majesty directors cen . fidentially on the point as the solicitor, TWO THOUSAND. outhampton ..•• .... 4 pen cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - h. Smith ;an Attorney-General more ignorant of ng in favour of the amendment. A revival of the the Emperor of the French, with the view to in- An objection was taken by the learned counsel for 'constitutional, crimieal or international law than discussion of the former is, therefore, logically out ci p . •te divers ersons to assassinate his said. Majesty " the defendants to the reception of such evidence as being "confidential and privile ed co • ' " h • h al2to 1 agst Lord .:) Lore (takee) 2O 00140 0 I - t , V1=i 0 a N.e .. ,; ......... : . : ..... 51. Wiper c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 , 9 3 1 , ,• , Sir Richard Bethell ;or a Privy Seal more emin ent of question-let whoever may in future be placed Mr, Bodkin appeared for the prosecutcon, - ;nd mmunieations wic the learned judee allowe g d, and the evidence ' was not CHESTER CUP. INSURANCE COMPANIES. - t l for all that should not distinguish a British Peer, ,at the helm of affairs. Mr. Sleigh for the defence. 15 to 1 agst Adaneas (t 16 to 1) Dividend Amount CI . The warrant havieg been read by Mr. Burna,by 30 to 1 agst Vanity (taken) of Paid. Price. 1: per :than the most noble Ulick John De-Burgh, Mlle So far the issne is sit;srac t ory. Still we would , Some letters were read that passed between Esdaile 33 to 1 agst Melissa (taken) Name of Company. Annum. Share. I ] - (pais of Clanricarde. That many difficulties immi- warn the country against fondly believing the clues- lerk the chief c , . and Cemeron during the I•ttter's absence in Scotland, 50 to 1 agst Dalcaneara (taken) - , i nently beset Lord Derby-that many more are tion to be entirely laid at rest. Many a demon- Mr. Bodkin said-Sir, this is a oleo in which where he was on a visit to Sir J. Matheson who, it es.d.X s. d. looming ahead of him is sufficiently obvious to all ; stration of public feeling has yet to be made befot e the Government have thought proper to ill - was expected, would become a director. One of ' Esdaile's DERBY. Albion .... •• .. ..... 71. per c. SOO 0 0 50 0 0 - o it will bet for himself and his friends to determine our courtly ancl aristocratic factions will be con- terfere. The defendant is the publisher of a received. letters coetained the following-" Take care of your new 11 to 1 agst Clydesdale (offered) Allianze Brin and For. 71. 14s. 6d. 100 .0 011 0 0 16% I, Ditto Marine ....... 'II. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 14 to 1 agst Ceck-e-doodle - doo (taken) i 0 0 al _ t . whether they can muster the requisite courage phlet, whether he is the author or no I cannot gun, I wish you healthy sport, be the game what it tthensaurn .........• - vinced of the earnestness of the people in this Pam 20 to 1 agst Ditto (ttAen) Atlas 158.0 d. &!8 50 0 •1 515 0 - t .to oppose them. With regard to the Conspi- E. a I don't like veew eay, but it purports to be written by "W. my, . tangled fire-arms, for if any of . matter. Many a battle has yet to be fought are a 5000 to 50 agst Dumfries (taken) Xrgits . Life ... - - .... 4s.per cent. in° 0 0 25 0 0 V 4 . racy Bill, that is doomed by the indignant judg- certain Absolutistic cliqu.l will desist from their , • Adams " and published by defendant at 240, the ports should not fit the whole would be out of --- Sritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 1 a _ r Church of England .. 71. I Os. 50 0 0 20 0 3% 1 meat of the country. The Chief Justice of endeavours to introduce into this country a system is of a 'character order, and one need not i o to Sebasto ol to find them." Strand, at the price of ld. It _ _ f _ _. . g , p . . 51. 50 0 0 20 0 - _England emphatically denounced. last night, in of politiceal surveillance only intended to serve as a which I cannot but desiguate as atroci . • ous It (liaugh.er.) The witness said he never remained at the court meetings when the di i nsidered the reports Racing, Fixtures for 1858. City of London .. •• _ ClericLaled.& Gen.l.ife spr cti& bs. 100 0 6 10 0 e _ t t the House of Lords, the doctrine-reported to have prelude for further attacks upon our own liberty. advocates the proptiety of assassination, and in and balance - sheets, In Je r n ee c'rg c 1 0856, the abstract ot Li MARCH. 4/. per share 100 0 0 10 0 '' 80% 11. 18s. , 50 0 0 5 0 - t l S rin . been advanced by the late Attorney-General - The fact is, the virus of despotic Continental terms, not indeed direct, but not to be rnisunder the balance-sheet was revers u l ary n , further statistics and Lu v d e i r o poo s p g 0 ., Eagle " that foreigners are able to do in this country that notions has already deeply affected public life in stood, appliee this doctrine to the Emperor of the p ine further considered, but he c e o ‘ ul o d not identify the docu• 7- ' - - . 20 0 n a 0 - - which OUT own subjects are unable to do, and that this country. It is useless to at'empt concealing French. I do not wish to be the party to give meets. Doneaeten Spriug Teirsk Spring Family Endowment - 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 i 11 Croxton Park 26 - what would be a crime in natural-born British sub- that our oligarchs strive more and more to aseimi- any unnecessary publicity to SO scandalous a pub- Sir r K . elly objected to the evidence being taken on Warwick Spring 16 naley Spring ue Globe ...... ... • • ... 51, per cent. Stock. all _. i . jects is a matter of impunity in foreigners. " Lord late the institutions of England to those of foreign lication, and as you have already seen the pamph- Ina Icrtlehip's note Bevetley Spring l7 i !2rown .............. Gresham Life - - 47 5 _ 4 ,5, ; Cranworth could only defend his late colleague on countries suffering under irresponsible sway. On let I do not think it necessary to read it now. . Sir F. Thesiger said he proposed to call another wit istßiecwhoam:rnkdetSperrianvgeo - APRIL. Do Do. ... 20 0 0 50 0 0 the hypothesis that it was impossible he could have whatever side we look, we find indices that the Unless a remand is applied for on the other side, nes , e, do that. I shall ask you to commit the prisoner for trial Lord Campbell-Really there is no objection to this 5 Newmarket F S ... ... , luardian ............ 5/. per cent leo ot) lo 0 o 50 I • said what he was reported to say. It is sufficient obnoxious Conspiracy Bill is only part and parcel 1 1 Melton e Imperial Fire-. • • .... 121. per cent- 500 0 0 30 0 0 363 , . for Lead Derby's purpose that, according to the of a system with which we have had to deal for at once. The learned counsel then called. evidence. I aan ready to devote any reasonable time to Durham 5 Bosom Spring Indemnity Marie .... 5' p.ct. &bs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 - , • preponderating balance of legal opinion, our own years past. It is the same system which, durine Frederic Williamson, vrho deposed-I am a de- Sir F Kelly persisted in his ohj the elucidation of this complicated case, but I cau't Catterick Bridge 1 2 2 :g g Ne J , ...... 1. 1 Imperial Life ....,.... - laws are adequate for all reasonable purposes of the late Russian war, influenced a high personage; tective officer. I went on Saturday to the hoir-e perm . it objecions of this kind. York Spring 13 Salisbury •••• • . 2 Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 2 0 o 5i,4 , punishment. This is all that an English Minister standing beside the Throne itself, to launch out in a of the defendant, at 240, Strand, where he carrh s MAY. London _. . ILL 25 0 0 12 10 o 38 ' ought to want. This is where he should take his diatribe against the freedom of the Press. It is the on busu . - less as a bookseller I saw him aud our ' L C Mr. Jaanes su ort d pp e S • ection ir F. Kelly's obi . Chestor .4 I Bosom lB London & Prey. Law•• 33. 50 002 0 0 - Marine-. • • ..•• ...... 183. & bs. iOO 0 9 20 0 0 75 , stand. Let our own old laws be put to the proof ; same system which, on a memorable occasion ord am bell-I d th 'flute to be rea,d. chased one of these pamphlets. (Witness here T . e m . P or er a 161 e the Strand Branch ection. Bath H Manchester 26 Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 2 0 0 - duced a am hlet in ei ht a , es entitled ta Inute was then read and the witness's examine- Minerva • • ..•• ...... W. per cent. 20 0 0 40 0 - if on trial, and in the deliberate judgment of the brought the police in violen tend sanguinary conflict P ro P P g 1 ) is , " Tyrannicide :Is it Justifiable ?" Bv W. E. tion was continued • ' • Harpenden l4 Monarch ••••- •• - - 51. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 - ` - fifteen Judges, they are found to be inadequate, a with the people assembled in public meeting. It JUN E. New Equitable - Adams Edward Truelove 240 Strand.) The ~ :oTareltestapyttlarrieal szietelt - _ _ _ : case for altering them will have arisen. Till then, is the same system which made certain Absolutists • ) ) , y 100 shareholders were present. The defendants Esdaile Ascot 1 1 Winchester 18 Pelican ....•• •••••••• 5/ p. ct . - let them stand firm and unshaken. Such is the 0 men, M'Cleud, Cochrane, Kennedy, Brown, and Hampton - - - • gus spea o e nec.ssi y o amon k fith , • t f " terrifying the were ld. each. This being the case for the prosecution, eo Profess:olla Life• •.• .. 51. per cent 6 5 0 010 0 - - position which the country expects to see taken on canaille" by the " crash of 6-pounders. " It is the Stapleton and Cameron were present and took part in the Newton , 9 I Newca.stle-on-Tyne - this Conspiracy BM by any Minister who now same system which seeks to disguise its tyrannic , Mr. Sleigh said-Sir, lam cnlyjust instructed iii proceedings. Several of theee addressed the meetina,e Beverley Summer .16 1 Abingdon ZA Provident Lim........ 12% per c. 100 0 0 ID 0 0 - all - ___ undertakes the responsibilities of office. With leanings under the more acceptable of " centralise- this case, and have had no opportunity of reading and answered questions put to them with reference to the Bibury Club l6 I Carlisle 0 . Sun Fire ........ ...... 6% p. c& ba - e t regarcl to the India Bill, another of the supposed "ed. said it was but reaso .. .17 I Shrewsbury 29 Royal Exchange ...... Bpc. & bs Stock. '.. Ditto Life l/. 143 - , - • stumbling-block - s of the new Adminis . tration, the tion. - It is the system whicii enhances the pewer the pamphlet through ; but I cannot help s tying, I po•dtion of the bank. At that meeting, Ald. Kennedy Stockbridge look with very considerable alarm on such pro nable the bank should have a - JULY. . United Kingdom .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 0 - of the police and undermines the guarantees of Universal Life .• • ..... 51, 8; bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - , difficulty is surely more imaginary than real. - ' • son the art of the Governmeet We are told I - ire:Muni on the new sharee out of the reserved fund of Ipswich pereonal freedom,-the system which attempts to m g P Victoria Life •• ...... 51. & bonus. - 50 0 - . the b k h * a an , w ici was equal to about 10 per cent. on the Pontefract • It would be an exaggeration to pretend that the that this is a libel on the Emperor of the French, ......, ... 1 Nottingham 2O accustom us to the sight of large standing armies - feelings of the country on this point is to be com- • • advocating his assassination, but lam prepared to then paid-up capital of 150,000/. Tee reserved fund, be Newmarket July 6 Marlborough 23 JOINT-STOCK BANKS. within a few miles of our wealthy cities -the ' pared -with that deep and vehement torrent of said, had been realised:out of profits, and it waS not fair Worcester Summer 8 Goodwood 27 - - - Dividond Amount system which would fain induce us to accpt fOreign s a Y -- for the purchasers of new shares to derive a benefit from o suspicion, and alarm, and anger, which hos just Mr. Henry-If you have riot rea,cl, Mr. S.leigh, • • • AUGUST. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. autocracy as a model of efficient administration it without paying for it. Mr. 0 Nen, Mr. Esdaile, Mr. Annum. Share. , . swept away, in the apparent plenitude of his power, Ripon 2 I Reading ll the system which plots the overthrow of freedom had you not better take time to do so I I havo no Cameron, and others, took part in the proceedings, and Belford - -- f one of the most pereonally popular of recent Minie- objection to wait while you read. it. £ s. d. A s. d. t h , a ome by entangling us in alliances with tyrants after an expres-ion of opinion that there ought to be North Staffordithire 3 Radcliffe 23 Australasia.... ...... . iOl. per cent. 40 0 0 all 8774 ters. But this arises in a great Inealltire from ti.e a b roa d . Mr. Sleigh-I have not had time to read it all, more weighty men in the direction, the report and Bri hton - 25 0018 15 0 24 . remoteness and the intricacy of the subject, not This is the parent system. The Conspiraey but I have looked through every page and I balance-sheet was agreed to. A vote of thanks Waft Bri g ghton Club 6 Hereford 26 Bank of London 5l. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 49% from any intelligent conviction in favour of the bill is but one of its offsprings. We may get rid challenge any one to show me where the imperer accorded to the dirsotosa,- and a sum of 2;0001. was Lewes - 26 Ch Bk. Incl. Aust& Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 _ Palnteratonian Bill. The country Is by degrees of one by the energetic attitude the people are at of the French is teamed. I cennot help expressing voted as remuneration for their services. During the Wolverhampton - ........ ...... 55. per cent. 100 0 o 50 0 0 59% awakening to a sense of the danger likely to arise this moment exhibiting through the length and alarm at this interference ; a man's shop being . latter end of 1355 and 1856 there were repeated attacks SEPTEMBER. Colonial ..... ....... „ ,100 00125 0 0 - ' • from introducing into India a Horse-Guards army, breadth of the land. But unless we continue in entered, and hi . nrelf brought up in custody, for a _ , . in the news.papere rola ive to the Royal Britisb Bank ; Derby - 23 Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 4/. per cent.' 20 0 0 I all 18% instead of a working army, and handing over the our efforts, watchfully and incessantly, the samo publication which does not contain any reflection at a ' - e - ne-tine on 9 7th November, 1355, an article in the iv Li N- , e I, d a - . 1 • e Cardiff ee . y t21,,4 WaB rouget un - er tee comer erations ot 1 ( nar Bk of Aus 51 percent. •200 0 ! „ '2OO 0 I „ 18 _ civil patronage from the picked men of the middle dangerous designswill still reappear under another ' ne I submit with considereble on any human bet o . . ' the board. Messrs. Esdaile, L. M. Valiant, Staple- Warwick 28 London and County .. lel. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 29 1 A - classes to the younger sons of the aristocracy. It is form. Let bl • • • tl f t . kh d pu lc opinion. iere ore, a e ee confidence that this is not a libel, The lesrned tun hl`CI l B , I ore , rown, Cochrane, and Cameron Doncaster 14 i Walsall 29 Lon. & Basin 130 kg. C. 6! per cent. 100 (1 0 50 0 0 - - conceivable enough that an expectant House of how it is lulled into a feeling of false security by counsel proceeded to say that if the magistrate were preeet. The article slid "that the statements Leicester 22 I Nort'nallerton flii London Joint• Stock ..• 23 per cent. 50 00.10 0 0 3014 Commons, at the bidding of a reckless Minister, the result of the vote of Friday nieht. " The thought it was a libel, the defendant ought to have and revelations sent them with regard to the Royal Britiele OCTOBER. " Londn and Westminati 18 per cent. 100 0 0, 20 0 0 - Nat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& bs 100 0 0' 35 0 0 - should eagerly lend itself to a scheme which would snake is scotched, not killed. " Many are the time to prepare his defence. In that case he shoul 1 Bank were of so startling a character, and required so Chester Autumn 5 I Newmarket S 0 ii Ditto, New -.. •• • • PI 20 0010 0 0 - •make Parliamentary services and political jobbing Protean forms and fi th f t gums eoe may ye wsume. . apply for a remand-defendant to be admitted to much consideration thee No. 1 was not able to appear Richmond 7 Warwick Autumn 19 Nationnl Bank .• - 20 0 0 5 0 0 - , 22 10 0 35% a recognised title to the official spoils ef India. bail. Ho observed that defendant was not asked • • " was consulted roles . ' that week. Ho p • sionally on the Wrexham And the more dangerous is he that he has eon 7 Newmarket H 25 New • oath Wales .... 20 1 . per cent. 20 00 I all - . But it does not follow that the country at large • by the officer whether be knew what the pemphlet neater, and in consequence of ate otnection then Mr. oriental Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 00 I 3s li trived to instil his noxious ideas not only into a • NOV EMBER. 20 0 0 I 15 ' O o 2 , :% ile ed " Ottoman Bank . ..... - would entertain this project with enthusiasm, or small not of Absolutistic li • • bt • t b po omens, u in opu - . contained. This was different from the cas hld " riv e ef poi_ James it was e p g , and had better not be rces er u umn Wo tA t 2 I Shrewsbury Autumn ...16 Provincial of Ireland• • 81. p. ct Abs. .100 00,25 0 0 0% even regard it with equanimity. It will be a per- lic men of the most various parties. tier, which was a personal libel entered on, because it was impessible probably to d r ,,,, v Liverpool Autumn - fectly safe and popular course for any Minister, to It is, indeed, a saddening sight to behold the Q - • the line where those privileged commutecations com- Mr. Henry-oo is this. There is no doubt 5 e • , lonian 5l. per cent. 25 0 0 all - menced. In Nov., 18 6, a etter was received f Iri,sh Racing Fixtures for 1858. 3outh Australia ••-•. i W. per cent! 25 0 0 all 34% postpone all legislation for India until the existing about it. - rom the Union of Australia- • . 511. per cent.! 25 0 0 all 46% progress those dangerous " Continental notions" Rev. Mr. Gossett alluding to the attacks in the news- APRIL. , 0 .' 2100 27 M - B clk . It ' i. o in- is not neceSsary that the name • mutiny is finally suppressed, and to no Minister to which we have alluded, have made in the very ers and his uneasiness thereat, and callin 7 Union of Ilamburg• •.. - 15 0 0 30 0 - , would that task be so easy as to Lord Derby. ranks of Liberalism. That English spirit of ind.e- I should be mentioned. Pala g Howth and Baldoyle I Newcastle West on the directors to purchase his shares or he S rin • The assumption by Lord Derby, at this crisis, of Ar. Henry-There is internal evidence as clear p g Unity Mutual .... •• • • - . 1100 00 - 50 o o - pendence which once characterised even our Con- • hi h - would call a meeting of the eharebolders MA.Y. Western Bank or Londn. - !100 0 0 50 0 0 - the functions of Government would on many servative rt" h d. 11 k d pa ies a,s gra ua y grown wea er, an as possi e a owing to whom it alludes. bat the 'a thereon ; the result was t s area were purchased. _ • grounds be anything but a detriment to the Liberal Mr. Bodkin-To ' my friend's application for time liowth and Rildoyle Summer ..18 LIST OF SCOTTISH CODIPANIES' PRICES. is now rarely to be found in its purity, even anion Mr. Stapleton and Mr. Kennedy objected to its bein - • party. That party has long been in a false posi- g I h 1 1 s as not object, nor to the admission of defendant g JUNE. such of our public men as are wont to pride none on the ground of illegality, and Mr. Owen at the Dividend Amouat tion. It has allied itself to a lead.er whose influence to bail in the usual amounts ; but I must ask Iny time had ceased to be a director. He thought it was Curragh 22 1 Tramore 29 Name of C9mpany. per ot Paid. Price. themselves on their stanch Liberalism. Both in - was insidiously but surely leading it astray. What- friend to do Government the justice to remember resolved in the Board-room not to purchase the shares JULY. Annum. Share. home and forei n olic the ma'ori f of our art _________________ _ . averelsetheleaderofEnglishLiberaiismmayhayeer . e , gI ) 3 7 J'y. I ) y that if it was their desigu to be harsh they mieht but he heard from Mr. Esdaile afterwards that the share; Bellewstown 7 I Wicklow 27 oa.d.Z s. d. 1 a.oters have become degenerate. It requires popu want, there is one quality the possession of which is I have indicted the defendant at once. were taken up by the bank, in the name of Mr. Sidney Down Royal Corp 2O 1 • 3ank of Scotland .... 7t. per cent, 100 C 0 100 0 0 183/08 ar demonstrations such a- those we have seen on ' dispensable He must be p ofou dly - absolutely in . . r n Mr. Henry-That was the K d lative of Mr. Esdaile's. British Linen Company 8/. per cent ;00 0 0 100 0 0 209/es al . IS occasion to revive their faltering courage. Let course adopted in enne y, are ' . AuGusr. . e 7 Caledonian Bank ..-. 8/. per cent 10 0 0 210 0 3/ 12s . penetrated by a just value for the peculiar charac- . Peltier's case. TiliS clo 4 ed the examination of Mr. Paddison. Heath of Maryboro'...... 3 1 Galway per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 81 Os th f tl • h 1 h t . 1 us continue ere ore, us ea ty s imu ant to -' City of (•ilasacov Bank 5/. b a ll -The cross-sxatn• • . teristice of English freedom. He must know and Lord Camp illation of the first Roscommon lO I Clydesdale Bank •• .• 5%/. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 121 58 h l • • ' te po itical body ; for thus only can we hope to Mr. Bodkin-lt is the usual course, b t U OS a ces ou the ei h• C mmercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 2111 0 f feel how it is, and why it is, that England is at - constitutional jealousy of that mode of • vvitness comnaen edi day of the trial. SEPTEMBER. restore rengland once more to the proud position proceeding ~.. Eastern Bank- •• 1 .... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 9 , les this day the freest nation in the world ;-nht an , (Lau;liter ) has arisen, it was thought right to a, lopt the course h Adlh Kilkee she occupied. before she was contaminated b the Mr. Sergeant S ee - n °Pe und 000 0 0 170 Os s er the circum- 28 i National Bank .1 .• .. 6% per cent. 100 0 .. American democracy, lough-ridden by a majority • influence of Bona rt . • . h G Y pa ism in er overnment which has been taken, in order that if there as w--- stances, your lot s ip d li • will be • Curragh 7 1 Johnstown . -not a " Liberty-Equality-and-Fraternity" Uto- a little indulgent to the Northof Scotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 '2 10 0 5 5s Councils. auything to be preferred in his favour, he might defendaets' eounsel. OCTOBER. Royalßank of Scotl. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1371 s pia, expiating months of ar yy y arch b ears of bon - - . have a full opportunity of advancing it. Cre)s -,xamined by Mr. Ssreeant Shee-(Counsel for Cashel dage ; but a stately, firm, and ordered temple of Mr. Sleigh could not adopt the suggestion that Mr. Alderman Kennedy) - Mr. Alderman K • Curiagh 12 1 Limerick 26 Western Bank ••.• • . - 71. per cent, 50 00500 0 -/ 0 freedom, whose foundations are ancient law, OPISIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS. Government had acted with lenisncy in the m atter. attendances were not go numerous durin le. . ennedy s Alliance Firs and Lice.. 8% Lpr cau:.. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/ Os British Guarantee .. 4/. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 II Ils . whose altar-stone is personal right, within whose They might have taken out a summons inetead of Lady Adair, hi ther-in-1 gis shrievalty; -.s MO. aW, and other members ot - - Caledonian Fire Inane . tOt.por cent. 100 0010 0 0 251 Os AQUATIrS. • City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 031 lOs - precincts free speech and free thought are native ; The absorbing question of the day, the Minis- a warra,nt. his f am ily, joined the bank as depositors and share- Colonial Life ........• 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 30071 7s where foreign spies and a, foreign police have no terial crisis in England, engrosses the attention of Mr. Bodkin-We are going to have a new Go- hoieers ; most ot the shareholders ad d ' n epositor; were ere Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. tier cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26/15s aud they 0 SAILING WITH MODEL YACHTS. • Em , . & Scot, Law Life 51, ler cent. 50 0 0 .1 504/ Is ow took • - place ; with which a foreign despot date not inter- the Paris journals. sentiment ; but I hope no Government will kn 'ffitnercial men' - °w form of the abstract of the balance-sheet exception to the ~, ,• , • , • f h th Lif' ' ssoc of 4entland 6/. - per cent. IN obwitnstanding toe severity o t e wea er r e . -,. .. . 40 C 0 3 0 06/ 15s meddle. The man trained. up in the traditions of its duty so badly as to take that co • presented to the Nationai Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 14 0 1119 s The Moniteur of yesterday publishes a full report urse in such a esterday, hundreds braeed the north-easterly wind on I : this liberty, till its teachings have become an in- ease. shareholders. Y 1 North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/ Os stinct is the natural leader of the great Liberal of the debate in the House of Commons on Friday. Defenda t Cross-examined by Sir F. Kelly for M S n was then rema.nde 1, being admitted 1855, when la r. tapleton- the occasion of tha opening match of the season among ( Northern Assurance co. model yaehts, in the Serpentine River, Hyde-park. I Scottish Provincial .... - 20 0 0 100 1/ 145 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 15s ~ partyof England. Lord Palmerston is emphatically It thus announces the result :- to bail in two sureties of 40/ a d le • ~ u is own reco On 31st July, Ir. Stapleton joined the g - bank men of reputed wealth and res The race was for a subscriptien cup, and the sailine Scottish Union 'name. 7%/. pr cent 20 0 0 1 0 01/ 123 '"L Standard Life •• • • ..... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 27/ 53 PeoLalatlit - y were con throughout very good, the following being the reeults ot .. not such a man. In a day of universal reaction-a "A m b fth E 1I P l ' ament, Mr. ern er o e ng is i ar 1 nisance for 1001. fleeted with the bank. Inlte R 1 4 -cap.e‘on neve h d r a any ac• the several heats :- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. . - period when, by the grace of bayonets, despots are Mr Sleigh asked his worst • .. bank Mr et 1 t Gibson, on the second reading of the bill to sup- • tip to fix a lower commodation from the • ~.. tleeton al • ed i In e th bank First Heat. - the dynasty of Europe-Lord Palmerston h mount of bail-20/. for instance otMoCemero - • Dividend Amount as press conspiracies formed in England, presented a -as defendant on therepresentation ,s limit n. hens connected with Models. 0 eners. • Colours. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price . shown himself devoid of that just sense of the • in- an amendment which we publish elsewhere. This b t hbl t 1 was u a mt . a e rac esman, but Mr. Henry de- Sir James Matheeon 85 y. Hopes were long enter estimable value of our island liberties which. is the d and in the course of an 1 855 and 1 6 that Sir .3 - Mosquito M . . r J Bull Red with White border, A.nrium. Share. amendm ' ' ent, which, however in no manner what- cline , - iour bail to the tained in 1 nam . ames would b e a Clara - Mr.G.J.Kerridgeßlue with Yellow. ____.-.....- ---- __ ______ prime requisite of an English Minister. The o d s. . X s. d. amount fixed was provided, and defendant was set director, but be was ee a trustee on the llte D CC. ever ' r th •t . f' h Till d t d imp les e rejec ion ot e i , was aop e eD. hite e , ite, centr u Zoi • Mr W • R d Wle • & eBI e • 13vo British Frovincial .• •• 71. per cent 20 0 0 all 23 . English Nation has felt this-the English House by 234 v ' ' - otes against 41o." at liberty. peen on 0110 1855, and was annou_ . __‘ occasion as such in a Flvi eClend Mr. W. Taltter White, Red Diamond. Brighton •••••••• •• ~ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - - of Commons has felt this-let Pall melt and -______ oe__________ prospectus of the bank lite b alance -sheet and report - n e don •• .. 2/. per cent. t5O 0 0 160 D 0 100 'Change - alley say what they will, this is why The Conetitutionnel, in the course of a,n article COMPETITIVE if XAMINATION. would have been agreed to before IYIr St I • ' • ap eton yened The Zeuave went ri :EA away and won by 40 yards, city or Lon •• Mosquito and Flying Cloud making a dead heat. Equitable ,•••••• .. • * 2/. 50 0 0 all _ - ' Lord Palmerston has fallen. It would be a deep on the subject, refers in the following terms to the ~ ..... __, lance-s the bank. That ba . laset stated t 1 • i fth - le capita o e Second Heat. European .... .•• .. . . 61. per cent. 23 0 0 - Gre.at Central .• •• •• . . 8/. per cent 10 0 0 - 10% mblication in the Monite misfortune--a misfortune which we will not 1 ur of Count WalewskL ' s WAR-OFFICE, FEB. 22. bank to be 300,000/, with 1 50,000/. paid u Nti • p. o 3ing Clara. Flying Cloud. Mosquito. Imperial .. • • ........ la per cent. 50 0 0 - 78 des etch which was r • eontemplate as a possibility - if Lord Palmerston, p , epeatedly alluded to in the Sir B. Hayes presents his complements to the E htor that witness knew svas co mmunicated to Mr Sta Ibton that could lead him to a belief that al . e balance-sheet an P d The Clara took the , , lead the other two beine abreast ; Ditto New DIU° Del,entures- - - 30 0011 11 G 26% Stock 100 0 0 - • from any failure of other ministerial combine- course of the late debate :- of The Sun, and begs to transmit to bim the enclotea re t •ncorrect ;he could no` s • f h • por were i ay 1, tee directors the Clara and elm pato then fouled to the North shore, Do. Continental lat Cap. 31 is. 50 0 0 42 15 0 50 tions, slaould be speedily recalled to power. It "The publication in theMoniteur of the despatch lis . t of . successful candidates at the late competitive axe- when they agreed to the eaienne shee,s, L ex anined the when the former got awey and won, the Mosquito being Do. uo. 2,1 Cap. 4/. 15s. SO 0 0 41 0 0 - Do. Do. 3d Cap. 4/. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - , would be damaging to the honour of England- addressed on the 2Oth January by Count Walewski mination for admission to the Royal Military Academy, composition ot the items, or took them on the faith and next. DO. Do. 4th Cap, 3: . 50 0041 0 0 - it might, we sincerely believe, be dangerous to the to Count de Persigny was the object of certain ob- Wool sich, held at Burlington-house, from the 16th to credit of the officials. On beieg pressed on the point the Third Heat. indepenoent ... - 7 constitutional liberties of England-if Lord Pal- he 29th January •- servations difficult to account for. The Monitettr t - • wituese replied, " You might a,s well ask me about Mosquito. Flying Cloud. London Parl. Preferen. tif. per cent 25 0 0 - _ ' ra k , er dsen, being such as recent events have shown certaiely had the =doubted right to re roduce this Places the centre of the globe or the interior of 'f • A rica. The Mosquito took the lead, kept it all the way, and Phenix Ratcliff ••••...•• •• •• 5/. 20 0 0 16 o , - Names of Candidates. Ages of Education. Marks. (Laughter.) lam a lawyer. I know nothing of the won by ten yards. 10% . WI) ! te be, could be broueht back as the inevitable 1 document on the * morrow of the d p • ' ay that it had. William Emerson P - Ficial Hea.t by tlee three Winnere. Surrey Consumers 20 r anti • - ee1.... ...... 1 8 King's College School 51118 ea.lance-sheets, became I taken United General .• • t65,0.1 per sh. 50 0 0 - o na ur t Id l' I • 1 a eesit in teem. Indispensable First Minister of the British been laid before the ho b use y Lord Palmerston, John Charles Ardag,h .... ..... 17 University of Dublin 4 7:10 : Renewed latightere Clara._ Morquito. Z , uave. Westminster Chartered 7 per cent. 50 0 0 - - , Empire. Snrel Netter had any- cornmunica.tion or 50 0 0 10 @ 0 - that it hoe co hi public men ywe are not so poor i . without waiting for the receipt in Paris of the Lou- John Cosmo M‘Pherson - stthjeet of the amount of The Cl sra took the lead, but fouling the Mosquito Ditto, New ....•• •• - 10 0 0 ali - me to this ! A Derby Ministry is not, don jetzt nals with au English transletiou of the Henry Cautley . lB . Cheltenham C o-e 405 0 olle„ bad debts. te -r• Step! t t d d eon a ten e no meetings rom 7th d i '. a western A f they both turned back, an tseZ u vo having it all . •• •• to o 0 40 0 -- for its o wn- sake what the country would desire ; text. It was advisable that the French journals Arthur Balfour Haig l7 University of Dublin 450(; - AuguA to 2d her own way won ea-ily ; the Mosquito taking second - but it would be 1 Albany Featherstonhangh ... 17 Wimbledon School .. 44 3 7 October, but he did attend the meetings • - ~_ memton r 11. t r inmeasiirably preferable to a Pal- should not incur the risk of altering the highly im- Arnold. Charb s Wallinger .399 S prize. - MISCELLANEOUS. to look to, and i here are many other alternatives portant terms of this despatch ley a double trait da- Francis C. Hughes Hallet l9 Brighton College ... 3950 of Brewn's discounts, ane a committee of fioance was ap• PRIVATE MATCH. -------------Trividid Amount that this would b e t may be the last re confidently anticipated tion. This precaution of the Moniteur is jasti- E E dward Harvey .raest Marsh Lloyd - In addition to the abeve t ere wag a private match between the Sylph, Mr D. White, and the Three Wil- Name of ComI3IILY. per of Annum Share. Paid. Price politicians, as it would sort of embarrassed fied hy a second fact which we will now mention. Joseph Sladeu 17 Privately amine, Mr. Wei. Trainer, two celArated models. Tne ---------_______ --- - --... 3867 d:scounts, and from that time he wit:leased an alienation £ 8. d. X s. d. We are not yet so nea undoubtedly be the wont. The di 1 t • c documents emanating from the p °ma i Charles Smith llarvey - rly r e d ucf ,d 17 University of Dublin 3776 of feeling between Mr Sta leton and Mr, Carcieror match war decided by winning two boarde out of three. •• level of our allies across the ch -to the political French government are distinguished by a rare Henry Francis P. Lewis yci,e Imp. de Caen 30 0 0 which increased ell ' . ' 1 • i 'j 1 185 d The firet, a beautiful race, was won b th Three y e A al' n Charcoal iron 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Ari i ca la n Stearn Ship • • • • I Cainsron s resignation in uy, 0 . rer cent. 51: 0 0 20 0 0 _ necessarily look for polit• mai annel that we must ealva.tion f quality ; they are always drawn up in the clearest Hugh Allen Mackey l7 Cheltenham College 3582 A e et fl' • Wiriams Thomas Morton lB University of Dublin 341 0 i - -ee ing also exested between Mr. Brewn and Mr , , and the second and third by the Sylph, the Assam Lea ... .„- ~ 4,4 _ 1 per cent 5 0 0 0 - • man alone. The devotee TOM One ker in the toctimi Mait•• •• .. • - sof Painae rs t 1 and most precise terms. Nevertheless, a spea • latter thus being the winner, the Three Williams Meet- • - 25 0019 0 0 27% cannot yet venture on the " tyr a t, on. the Pint ~ h elet td • over in a phrase of this despatch Frederick Schack . l7 Privately 3to .., Stap•eton in conseque.nce of the latter having got a cona- e . Australian A;.ricuiturl ing with an accident in the second board, st. er cent. 1 00 0 0 25 0 0 - n a ple a o f ousesou o o isc Edwin Marshall .• .. lB Privately . :3.3:11, . mittee to inquire into the state of Brown's discounts. Australian Trust .• • • . cesaity, which his flatterers put forward • 0 ne- anaccusatiou directed aeainst England, who was re- Thomas John Jones - --- Anstraoan Royal i‘ tail - 1 10, 0 0 all ___ . of Napoleon 111. In auPPOrt b • presentedas raising political assassination to the dig- Ja.mes Mainwaring Douglas - - fr ' ktylo-Mexican Wilt.. 1/- 10s. 0 0 0 a n 14 British AilViliCall Land Si. per cen . 50 0 0 40 0 !' 130 --. nity of a doctrine. Bad faith is displayed in this Harry Dames Evans ............. _et -percept it , o 0 0 32 10 0 - .-i (Front th,e Morning Advertiser.) 18 Privately Wi liam Francis Nelson . . , . , _.. 3199 in consequeece of the - • M S I hh d Weetroiestee_t , , e id ge t o Beeter4ea.bridge. between Go Do. 5 per cent Bond- 4. pet cem Stock 100 00 - method of torturing a text which clearly declared rnottou of ir. tap eton, t e ea ato 5 er cent bds 51. per cent. Stock 10 • The decision of the House of Commons Jose h Henry Satterthwaite 18 Gram.Sch.,Lancastet 314 S authority a Fdneoeds and HB t ftt P ince A lbert Aquatic n . e 00 0 - , . ur on, o le r on Friday that England had unfortunadely become the refuge P " ~ 18 Marisch.Coll Aberdn 3130 " . lr. Stapleton was assiduous, • etrenuous, Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - C a leb night may prove, in the end, an event f ' of the ch • Simon Simpson o • historical iefs of a party which, in fact, ra,ises a doc- 18 Leeds Grammar Sch. 31e9 ea discharge of his duties as a director. Ditto, 6p c. lids 1874 41. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 importance for all Europe. At an t Giarles Crosthwaite - ' y Rowing Club A referee having been chosen, nitto,e pc. Ws is 76 6/. per cent Stock 4 ' 100 0 0 - incidentifra.ught with the greatest yrae,it i s an trine out f r • opo itical assassination." John Montgomery C. Mills • . - in was nominated a director by the Court of , • tney got to th e i r B t, t ti ong , Ej7o3UndS and Burton having CryBtal Palace . 2/. per cent. 50 0 all tore In J - c onsequences for „ Tl".° 17 Privately... 3039 -'-'' ely, 1855, and at the half-yearly meeting h lie „t s Ditto Preteience.... 71 i.r. cent. 5005 0 0 4% " our own public affairs. It is an e o Pays maintains that the Anglo-French Frederick Bailey mpeatic assert' atria • Mtrcus Fran. H. M ( Causlaud 18 University of Dublin . , .., . 13s of the shareholders in the month of August bellowing he Crys. Palace of France - 40 0 all - of the national dignity of England: It is ' ion nce is about the vicissitudes of a minister or a Christopher Wm. Townsend l7 Queen s College, Cork.Jo2i , . , e e was re-elected ; olise se -• •'• h i ght oleeeion, o *ever, wia .., , being muce toe near them for a clear right-away race, k;ity Navigation Bonds 3%/. per cent - - - .to all foreign Powers, of the right the a denial, cabinet ;-it says :- fore they electric relevraph .. 6/ per c t Stock- 100 0 0 105 ' L " "used a collision bet , v eeo their oars be d cl,,‘ , , . e 2 . yso haughtily •ct Thomas Jessou - 50 0 all 1% claim of interfering in matters English. And i • Lord Palmerston • • Henry Gordon Palmer - _ tis h • - ,in spite of hi 50 0 0 all roconcil . 1 gel accidental, an aga , . , . .. . •an indignant protest against the anti El' as displa ed s advanced age, e ._ _ Staplotou's conduct incoesistent with the highest integ- ee to the matter as pe. y . equate:A, Reve,sionry 5/per cent, 100 00 1 - qt 0 0 - -ng tab policy l•t* y of late yea's, in the dir •t . _ ec ion of the went away oar aad oar A fine dine-dong race teen Dittc New ........ of those at home who intended making us succu po 1 teal affairs of his cent THE MINT.-B.tween the years 1337 arid 1857, both rity, hut indeed a great deal to admire. He showed by ' ' - 50 002210 0 - mb state 4 ma 'try, the rarest gifts of a fullowed to Chelsea-bridge, 1 weer e E !mends and Burten Gen. Revers. & Invest. 51. p c and IL 100 0 0 ou , 0 - 'to the threats of an alien despot. Viewed in this b - • n. The minister who t inclusive, the sum total of 5,738,02 P/. waS advanced his conduct, especially after he became deputy-governor, h d away front their opponent.e Gen. 1. Sc. Cpl. (Lim.) - 25 0 0 all - . light, the . , " Vote on the Second Readin of tl y receiving from Lord C g is Secretary of War en ered public life astler. agh the post of out of the consolidated fund for the purchase of burner, February, lee -6, an earrwat desire io prevent unsuoan egan gradually ta raw • took a pesition right in front al them, and then 1 •noreased Gen•SteamNavigation In/. per ct. & 15 0 0 14 0 5 - Conspiracy 811 d ' h I ' becomes veste wit a paramount t s rugele between E at the hottest • f • d r 5 - 0 000/ ad • hB k • wet:meet a d , - J I 18 r 6 h d or coinage, an .), i , . was pa.l into t e at iu ~ n manage well. In uy, J, e oppose tie • d • •t • 1 the at the fiuisb. eir a vantage to six or eig Lt eng London Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 all 3% Hudson's 8ay........ 5/. per cent. Stock Stock - hare aturning point in ourforei n h d • interest. Init, we _ . g a thrown ow ngland and I all hie oil. D period of the repayment of such advancee. raperial France, [ a dividend, and prepesed a call shouid be made.. ADVRETIFIRmENT.I-HolioWay's Ointment and Pels By Mr. Sergeant Shee-Did you ever see anything In WIMM.......•••••..••••••11 Am•••• ...... ___,_,-.... --.. _ - - - - - flungorford .......... 21. s s . tOO 0 0 all - Loa. Ne. &N.t. Mauso. 10 0 0 all - as wellasin our hom p eol icy-a landmark, as it were, collections of his - vejudices and the ' - _ younger days - re- Indmp n t a hi e Remedies for the Cure of Bad Legs and the ceeduct of Mr. Alderman Kennedy tbat was net a 0 11 1 PATHEi CoNwAy'S CASE.- -D unLIN, Seturday Night, London Reversionary 5/, per cent. 1 al iew the course that has been pur- sagacity, e , and his great Id W d d. • .' Mex. & S. Amerteitr 10 0 0 all ' from whence to rev .1 t mbracing the tr • ue interest e "n' o eo n s.-If these me-lclues are used according to consestent with the highest honour and integrity ? 6 o'clock,- After thi•ee hours' retirement, the jury said - - last few Years ; anc a s age where we and of Earope, had led h' - a 0.. ...13 - 10.1 , ~.. d the d • • ' Nat. Discou . nt Comp.. - 25 0 0 50 0 4 sued for the im to become the rn • e irectaons give n them, there is no wound, bed leg , M re Padli ,! e°n (after some hesitation)-The only thing that thev could not agree ote any one of tbe five charges• N.S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 5/. per cent. - 100 00 _ olicy for a coming time. Such erseverin and th p g e most able defend - 03 . on ulcerous Bore, however obstinate er long stande. g, On tuy Mind is it circumstance which 1 feel obliged te Th e chi e f j us ti ce u ,k e d th,em, under tbe solemnltY of Nor. Bri. Australa.sian 6d. 10 0 all vi can chalk out our p tbe amiss to dwell for a French alliance. Is it for this that Ler er of the but will yield to their healing er curative a; erti et ; refer to, and that ie the discussion on tho 71st clause in their 0 ' no p p ath if there Wag Pa3ssibility of an agreement on North of Europe, Stm. gi. per cent, 20 0 0 17 10 a d Palmer- numb • _ , ers of persons who •Prlce's Patent a' and. Co - 23 0 0 all 20 3 A .. being the case, it may no tances under which the sten has fallen ? Are we t ' t oen erpret bis fall a t a n hi __ , 0 . have been patients in severe, 0 - l f• May, 1855. You have heard my evidence on that sub- further consteleratloe, whent a juror said that the mine- . • Peel River. Land&Min. _ 5 0 0 all 2% moment on the circums check to the alliance ?We do not by 5 a K 0 E 1 spitals, and und er th e " re o f eminent sur- lee% I A r ai informed at the time by Mr. Cameron that rity had r••fu , Ito eve thole rea-on for disaereeine. The Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 aii cant vote. e leva this. geons, without d ' • ec e 8 1,4 House came to its signifi The allience looses in the noble lord aau • cured by II erieing the slightest benefit have boen the eirector who had requested him to lerieg forward Chief Jn••tice then dischargad the jury, exprrssing regret Ditto New .... •• . • - 50 00to 0 0 IN nelment of the Member . parlor nwer . olloway's Oint•nent aIP 11 1 ' th -• 1 1 1 d tailtd to support h' , . -,. . ,-, a panel of tee - . Reversionary Int. Soc. 'll /. pr cent 10C 0 0 all - The wording of the ame d d t . •bt hi ' h mind and a trie evo ion ,u t s alliance rises "ne s, tuum • ne 1s ; for g,anoulai e prove:i on i )ar c auso, an in), that there shoted he lime , up • . • comity ware was not SUC there is urs, scurvy and da. Ditto New •••. • • •• -1,1. pr cent. 100 00:0 0 o for Ashton, as our readers are a , . ons or to individual will ;it repre- . e _ no medicine th - 1.-easea of the :kip, • we's Mr. Alderman Kennedy. Dublin aey juror who woad not fairly discuzs the case. Royal Mail Steam.... It In share. 100 00:c o ( /76 t . uperior to pars ec 1011 B ffect,-g o ad b at can be used with so ood BY Mr James-lie believed Mr. E +dance bad eacri- To prevent ap lau,e the Chief Justice bad to threaten Scottish Aus. Invest. 15/. per cent. 10 0 all le; 'as to render it literally tantemount to a rej . f Bents the new interests of civilisation, and WO do I world, and at ;mall medicine vendors throu g arl . . P , lian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 34 'of the bill. It was rather an expression o ; ingle party exists in England Strand Loud lessor ghout the ficed his own interests for the benefit of the shsra- to arrest sense persons. O•rstside the court there was South Austra . 0 all t a Loan Comp. 7%,. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 4% .-" regret " that Ministers should so far have for - not Wieve that a 8 on, Holloway's Establ' htel 1 Id M •• d h• 13 . • - is men s, .., 4, to ere r. Mullene mln was a at,ally given to • . 'wild speculations, was the source of the banh's unfor- lienday, great cheering . . Father :Ryan's case conies off on 7.71 Dteres Land• • 0 per cent. Bends 103. 100 0 0 28 10 ....' 6 per cent. --• I •-; o io% - Dividend Amount per of Paid Price Annum. Share. 5611.. per cent. cnt. X -22.55 Stock, s 00.d00. £ s. d. m 51. per t. 10 0 0 100 4% all 102 41. percent. 25 0 0 - 25 - 26 1 4 4i. per cnt, 50 0 0 - - - 32 - 100 0 0 - - 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 - - - - 100 0 0 - 85 - 61 0 0 - 105 A!. per cent. 5 1 8 - - BRIDGES. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. A s. 0. £ 8. 0. 25 0 0 - 61 ... 100 0 0 - - lOs por cent. 50 0 0 - - .... 100 0 0 - - 11. 12s. ed. 1 60 0 0 - - 11. Vs. Od. 40 0 0 - - 28s. 70 10 3 - 1734 DOCKS. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. , - £ s. d. £ s. d. 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. ..... 9I qtock 91 -.- Gl. pr cent. Stock. OP - 1 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - 100 0 0 100 0 0 - 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 5 0 0 - stock. Ptock. 10534 4%1. per cnt. 3toek. „ 93 4 per. cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - 51. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 ; 931 20 0 0 14 0 0 ' - ZRANCE COMPANIES Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - - £ s. d. £ a. d. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - . 71. 14s. 60. 100 0 0 11 0 ,) 163' , 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 1 0 0 al - 158.0 d. &, s 50 0 .1 5 15 0 - 4s.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 54 . 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 i a __ . 71. 10s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% 51. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - e spr ct.& bs. 100 0 6 10 0 e _ . 41. per share 100 0 0 10 0 ,' 1361 11. 18s. , 50 0 0 5 0 - ss. 50 0 0 5 0 5 1 4 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 e - 11. 20 0 n WI - • 4/. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 .. 6 per cent. 5 0 0 all "92 51.. per cent. Stock, all _. - - 47 5 _ 4 - 20 0 0 50 0 0 ~ 51. per cent 100 0 0 40 0 0 50 ~ 121. per cent. 500 0 0 30 0 0 365 .• 14s. 100 0 0 210 0 181 5 , p. ct. Abs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 - .. 2s &is bons 100 0 0 210 0 3N .. 2t,/. pee sh 100 0 0 12 10 0 63 fe 4s. per share 50 0 0 2 0 0 514 it. 25 0 0 12 13 n 38 • • 2s. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - •• 183.1 k bs. 'OO 0 9 20 0 0 75 fe 434 per cent 50 0 0 2 0 0 - 51. per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - .. 51. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 - .. 6% per cent 10 0 0 1 0 5 - .. 5/ p. ct. - - - .. 51. per cent. - - . - ... 51. per cent 6 5 0 010 0 - .. 1234 per c. 100 0 0 ID 0 0 - .• 75 5 0 0 010 0 8 .. Bpc & bs Stock. all - .. 6% p. c &bs - - 11.14 x. - ' ... 41. & bonus. 20 0 0 5 10 0 - ~ Si. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - .. 51. & bonus. - 5 0 0 - JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount f o 7. per Paid. Pric Annum. Share. - -- A a. d. A s. d. - 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all 87 - 25 0 0 18 15 0 24 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 49 :an 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all - Ch. V. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 - ~. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 0 5t .. ,100 0 01 25 0 0 - on. 7 1 . p. c. & be.'loo 0 0 120 0 0 - Ih. 4 , . per cent. 20 0 0 i all lE us. 51. per cent. ' 20 0 0 „ It EA tZ LY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. Last night the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon preached in the Scotch Church, Regent square (Dr. Hamil ton's), in aid of this very valuable organisation. The place was well filled ; but, from the ad mirable arrangements which had been made in regard to the issue of tickets, and the restric tion of the admission to persons who pos sessed them, it is not too much •to say that this celebrated young preacher perhaps never ad lressed an audience, in a strange place, who wage able to assemble and find seats more comfortably than' the audience last evening. He was assist , d in the preliminary devotions by the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, He took for his text, "Gather out the stones." Isaiah chap. 62; verse 10. On this he fOuuded a discourse charaeterised by his usual ability. The "stones" be described as obstacles which it was the duty olChristian people to remove out of the way of those who were thereby prevented from hearing the gospel preached. Amongist the various stones or obstacles which he noticed, the first was the consecration of placed of . worship ; but, he said, to remove this a one, they would preach anywhere so that good might be done. The second was the aba, ruse and unintelligible style which preachers sometimes adopted, and to • remove this, he said, they would be as plain as • possible. The third stone was the inconsistencies of people who professed Christianity, to remove which, he said, Christians would strive to avoid causes of offence. The • fourth stone was that Christians were gloomy ascetics, men walking in darkness ; to try to remove which, he said, Chris tians would labour to obey the injunction of the Apostle, who commanded them to " rejoice in the Lord alway." The fifth' stone was the long hours during which many persons were obliged to labour, which rendered it impo , sible, they said,:for them to attend to the concerns of their souls. From Monday morning till Saturday night, there was nothing but work ! work 1 work I and if these poor people came to a place of worship on the Sundays it would require something as powerful as the trump of the Archangel Gabriel to keep them awake and atte: tive. They might well say Christ's yoke is easy, but the yoke which a pro- : fessedly Christian puhhc imposes upon me is other wise." This overworking was a stone which lay in the path of thousands, and it was the duty of Christian people to remove it. The rev. gentleman at great length, and with much eloquence, showed' , that it was the duty of all those who profess andcall ' themselves Christians, if they were masters, to close early, and, if they were merely customers, not only not to shop late -themselves, but to. avoid deal ing at shops which kept open late 3 for others, fie made a particularly touching appeal on behalf of - the poor dressmakers, exposing very powerfully the - criminal thoughtlessness of those ladies who, by the tee , lateness at which their orders are often given, keep these poor creatures at work night and day almost continuously for the paltry sums which are doled . out to them by their employers. Judging from the 'l4 long lows of carriages which lined the approaches to the church, this powerful appeal was addressed to the class which is especially blamable in this regard ; and it is to be hoped, for the sake of humanity, that it will not be utterly lost upon those in whose hands the remedy rests. He said ;1i that, once riding with a farmer, the latter stopped • the vehicle and got down to pick up a broken glass ' 34 bottle, which he threw over the hedge, exclaiming • as he re-entered the vehicle, "Ah 1 I lost a good horse through a broken bottle like that, and I I X' should be sorry Viat any one else should sustain such a loss." - Ile urged Christian's to act on this man's example, and remove every stone out of the _ _ way, and particularly the obstacle of late hours, which.he said prevented the thoughtless from being impressed, stifled impressions where they did exist, and even when a man became aanristian prevented 1 ; 4 the development of the religious life. His'perora tion was particularly powerful, and at the cone 111- sion of the service a collection was made in a►id .of the society's funds. Country Markets CHELMSFORD-FEB. D. % I The wheat trade to-day was in a rather animated , state, at about 1s per quarter over the rates of last week. Spring corn unchanged. Wheat, white, old, per s. s. S. 8. qr. 45 51 Oats, per qr 24 2 9 I new.... 45 51 Peas, Partridge 40 43 old 42 46 1 White.. 38 42 new 40 46 Boiling , 39 4 4 . Barley - 34 40 Dun 3$ 40 Chevalier 38 44 I Beans, Tick 36 . 58 Grinding 2 3 32 1 Harrow ticks 36 440 ., Halt 70 73 1 Mazagan 35 Chevalier 72 73 1 Ditto, new... 35 '24 red, COLCHESTER- FEB. 2f. An active trade in corn to-day, and the transastionS 74 ' in wheat, must be quoted at the advanca of last week. Barleys scarce, and readily taken at la per qr. advance; other sorts a better sale. Beans and peas as before. Prices to-daywere as follow :—Wheat, white 96s to 50 4 ; red, 423 to 468; barley, 363 to 438 ; oats, 22s to 308 ; beans, 3faza.an ' 31s to 363; middle and small, 361 to 40s;, P•Pa , • wlute, 408 to 42s ; grey, aos to 42a. IoY4 Official Statement of the Quantities of Corn, &c., rocei'ma in the port of London, from the following, volts, floal Feb, 1 t to Feb. 20, both inclusive. ° a y‘ Colchester ... 100( 40 581— -- 3g 3 " Harwich • 25155 ( 1575 3C 20 7 96 ' Leigh ' 2041 lg • al !Walden 11436,143 ( 300 1 245 04 ou" KIRKCALDY-FEB. 19. We .had good supplies of grain to-day of all kinds. Sal e° quick, and prices of barley and oats Gd to is per qr highe r - than the rates of last week. Wheat at about the same gig Wit week. Wheat. Barley. , Oats. 1_ 13 ,r1j c i First 4Bs Od I 31s 01 27s Od i u s i Seconds o 44s Od 1 28s Od 1 23s OctOd O s od rhird 34s Od 1 22s Oct 1 19s Od 1 us COAL MAN 5' Prices of Coals per ton is s. d. 13s Bell's Primrose ll 6 Os Bates's West Hartley 13 6 1 5 s Elolyvrell l5 0 Os Canfield Moor l3 3 o Canfield Moor Butes 13 3 os Tyne Main 13 0 Wallsend, the. 'Os 7 s Acorn Cloae l6 0 5 3 South 'Cellos lB fl Is liouz , Hall l6 11 51 1 Powell's Duffryu Steam 2 L • 9 Ships at marks .ET.—Ficn. 19 . the close of the market Ilsend, Stu P. I Linton Northumberland Fait...l3 ",, Belmont 15 X Riddell .. Lambton .. l9 6 19 ilaswel' 1, Framwellgate ............ ~. 6 ICassop l7 ' 0 lg - .6 6 South Hartlepool ~....•• 6 Caradoo... ............. ...• " -,, 55 ; sold, 30. [Anvaan --,l ° .a nir ssmENT.]=Du Barry's delicious Revslenta, bi e- Food invariably restores health, without medicine , .is nience, or expense, as it saves fifty times it c . f1 0 , 0 "a) other remedies, and removes indigestion (dYsr-'5l/11 flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver nn., paints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility Wo extract a few out of 50,000 testimonials of cure which had resisted all medicines. Cure No. 4:208. —Nig h years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spool% and nausea, have been effectually removed by Du Bar ii delicious food in a very short time.—Rev. John W. Floy e- ' Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk. From the Dowager Countesn of Castlestuart.—Cure 52,612.--Rosstrevor, County of P °wii i Ireland, 9th December, 1854.—The Dowager Counte ss o Castlestuart feels.induced, in the interest of suffering lin i f t i nity, to - state that Du Barry'sexeellent RevalentaArab ica F has cured her, after all medicines bad failed, of indigesdtiino:: bile, great nervousnessand irritability of sufferers, stanbe This food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may .e considered a blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered. Supported by testimonials_ from tho following celebr. 0 _, fessors of Chemistry: Dr. A lire; Dr. Shorland; Dr. finrVraY: Dr. Campbell; Dr. Gat tiherl Dr: Wurzer ; Dr. lugra Lord Stuart de Dpeies; the Dowager Countess of , Castiestuar w Major (;en. Thomas King, and many other respectable Por sons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other means of cure had failed. Suitably packed with full instru ct ' tions. In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d. ; 210. 4s. 6d. ; 51b. 11° L ; 121 b- 225. The 121 b canisters are sent carriage free, on coipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry, and Co. Regent-street, London. Important Caution against the 'f lir ful dangers of spurious imitations.—The Vice-Chancellor William Page Wood granted an Injunction ou the 10th gn, 1854, against Alfred Hooper Nevill, for imitating Barry's Re vale uta Arabica Food." • BIRTHS. •of Of C I I E STER—On the 22d inst., at 63, Rutland-gate, the Irl Hurry Chester, Esq., of a daughter. £5l-' lionsEr—On the 21st inst , the wife of George frorseY , e a. of Symond's-inn, Chancery-lane, barrister-at-law , c' t 6 , -, t ' NEVILL —On the 23d inst., at 29, Upper Grosven" 4 ' l. e the Lady D. F. Neva], o a sou. r d ,tol l ' PHILLIN—On the 20th inst., f at 9 Upper Ebury - str eet, wet ire, the wife of Watts Phillips, Esq., of a °°°. MARRIAGES. golte • BROWN—You:so —On the 20th inst his' 's' . • . , at St. _ 1 00 Newingt . on, Mr Fredt.rick Brown,. of Crutched-friarP, iste• and Eputt broker, to Susanna Sarah, daughter of th. Mr. Thanes Young, of Mark-lane, solicitor. DEATHS. • 004 BATTY—On the 21st inst., at Raven's villas Hano ner ilg OP the Rev. H. Montagu Batty, second sou Of Willia m of Sussex-gardens, Hide-park, aged 31. -,,,meoll i t CUFFLRy —On the 20th inst., at the Saracen's Head, .1" --- d 59 , .- 3 John Robert Coiliey, f Coleman-street, London, ag e A or, Dim -On the 20th inst., at 2, Prince's-terrace 1-IYde.,li'-ces- Thomas Edward Dicey, Esq., of Claybrook ' llan , '.- tershire, aied• 69 . , the H u ,„" —On the 21st inst., at Kinmel-park, Ellin or, infant daughter of Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Ilugb e— k w), : JA.cesos—On the - 21st inst., at Sydeuham, Stephen 54e— seq., aged 60. . 1,0, rintnEaroN'• On the 19th inst., at the Ilay, Her eford Pemberton, Esq., aged 01. ...,....--------. _......-------- LONDON : Printed and Puhlished by 111 . 31tDil /4,1e. of No, 112, Strand, Printer, at Thr Sun Ott ioo, 001 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the e° of Middlesex, Tuesday, February 23, 185S°