The Sun. — London, England, 1869-01-29 00:00:00

- THE SUN LONDON FRID.,Y EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1169. 1 -.--______--e--- _______. ----,... _ _ -. - - - - - CORRESPONDENCE PROM PARIS. ABSTRACT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF Mr. providing warming and ventllatieg appa- THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. rat us for new buildings .. .. .. _ 600 0 1 Tins EVENING, INTRIGUE. Messrs. Howe Kendal, and and watchful probity, y the resolute refusal insolvency of OVEREND, GURNEY, and Co. was known a w n i y ni w i e a d s f a u t r - m p e e d rh ; t a h p e s ••• CHARLES PETTITT ALLEN, Treasurer of the Paid 51essrs. • y erg anci Sons 'or works done Miss F . . Wright - . After which, HOME: Messrs. • Sothern, Chip- County of Middlesex, from 3d October, 1868, to 2d January, under their contrect for b ilding new wing (FROII OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) pendale, cte.: Mesdames Cavendish, Burke, &c. Concluding t , o substitute what it expedient for what i llin • n t i h ted e C l i i t a y b l ai on ty g t b r e a f n o s re ae t t h ie e n co w m as p 1869. Paid Mr. Ilenshaw further for ere a cting taw with THE FRIGHTFUL HAIR: Messrs. Compton, Kendal, is honest, and by the d.etemination to preserve the lauded -by commercial men ; and we have AS TO THE ORDINARY GENERAL COUNTT RATE. buildings .. .. .. .. .. .. I,3Se 13 2 Buckstone, jun., Weathersby, &c.; Mesdames Wright, Burke, PARIS, THURSDAY, January 28. RECE/PT Paid Mr. Thomas for lecke and keys for the Gwynn, (to Commenee at 7. standard of commercial im,grity at its former height a pp reason to know that many intending shareholders 'Three demands for interpellation havebeen submitted to Belanee in Bank of England on Id Oct., 1668 £7,178 12 5 new buildings .. .. .. ... .. 2 3 510 reduce the vicissitudes at?,nding our complex mer- . Paid Mr. F. H. Pownall, Architect, his corn- THEATRE-ROYAL, ADELPIII. m ity friends, the bureaux, and two have been rejected. These related to RATE. mission on works exectited .. - .. 176 13 0 s w f h r i o ch had C been applied the Interior ; the third, which was ancepted, referred to Arrears of Rate made on I.6th Paid the Vestry of the Parish of Clerkenw. la Tiers EVFN'ING, at 7, DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE cantile system to a minimm of risk. Had the spirit July, 18'48 .. .. .. - £5,825 a 6 for making good the pavement outside the TO CAMBERWELL. Mr. G. Belmore, Mrs. L.Murra.y. At 7.45 t o tin ta le k l e y up ‘ s ‘ h t i a p r e " MONIE CRISTO. Messrs. Fechter, B. Webster, G. Belmore, A. of speculation, of recklessconfidence, and self-de- 'e T efd h us e eda worst feature of these offences is the semi- the right of public meeting. One of the two rejected Rate made on 15th Oct , 1863 .. 31,803 12 9 boundary wall, taken up for the form tton of 88 7 Stirling, R. Phillips, Stuart, Ashley, Stephenson, C. J. Smith, W --- a road across the faot pav,ment .. .. fa r o e nr c d. e is ; demands was preferred by the Left, the other by the ticie 40,433 19 3 H. Eburne, R. Romer; Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Miss C. Leclercq, lusion been less rife of lat( years, it is probable that approbation with which they have been regarded. Arrears of Rate on 2d January, £4,255 la 0 and Mrs. Leigh Murray. the house of OVEREND an. GURNEY would not have The immunity will cease for the future. If there is parti. It seems that the bureaux were by no means ma .. •• •• •• •• , 6 172 15 9 unanimous in their opinion on these demands. Both were Balance in the Bank of England in the three Amount of Rates received .. - Z 34,361 3 6 names mentioned per contra on 2dJan , 1869 8,383 6 2 PRINCESS'S THEATRE. been so infatuated as to drem of the recovery of their no law to meet these cases, the deficiency will lost only by a division of votes in one or two Criminal Prosecutions and Con- Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Vining. - veyance ot Pr.soners for Penal £12,831 211 THIS EVENING, at 7, to commence with THE SECRET. At 8, fast decaying trade. The coimercial world would then speedily be supplied. of the home bureaux, and this division was interpreted in Servitu le:- AFTER DARK. a Tale of London Life: Mr Vining, Mr. W. the sense of rejection, contrary to the law which provides From the Lords of the Treasury IS TO MONEYS BORttOWED FOR ENLARGING THE HOUSE Lacy, Mr. Dominick Murrey; Messrs. C. Harcourt, J. G. Shore, have been spared the paid( spectacle now presented on acenuat cf Criminal Prose- OF DETENTION AT CLERKENWELL. &lacteal], Holston; Miss Emma Barnet and Miss ltose Leclercq that such division shall be deemed equal to acceptance. mittens, from Ist January to Dn. Cencluding with 3IASTE a JONES'S BIRTHDAY. 6yr men once high in posiion and in repute, whose --x '5. Xi* Both the Third Party and the Left have protested against 30th June, 1868 .. .. .. 6,407 7 1 Balanse in the Bank of England in the joint ffer' ) -, ,,es' e Ditto the amount paid lor the names of Henry Pownall, E q , Henry Morris misfortunes, while they exCiti universal commiseration, ZesiN .e e ~ the decision. A lively debate took place yesterda,y between Conveyance of Convicted Pri- Kemshead. Esq , and the County Treasurer, GLOBE THEATRE-ROYAL. soners sentenced to Penal Ser- on 3d Oct., ISCB .. .. .. .. .. £l5 9 7 THIS EVENING, at 7. A HAPPY FAMILY. 7.30, CYRIL'S SUCCEaS. 9.40, BROWN AND THE BRAHMINS: Messrs. cannot blind the public seise of justice to the real •'* _._',-;, s lat. Thiers on the one side and M. Rouher on the other. vinvie during tile s,ms period 22 19 8 - 4 ' - - CITA frytt The latter said that a debate on the interior policy of the CUP il ~. e , e _e e. _________-____ 6,431 5 9 CR Marshall,Wamer, David Fisher, Andrews, Hurlstone. 3. Clarke; Nlesdames Ilenrade, C. Thorne, Brennen, Berend, Hughes, Ar- nature of those specious traisactions which have re - a -% :7 -- ; Government by means of interpellation could not be lIOU'qP: OF CORRECTIOT AT COLDBA.TH FIELDS. Paid Mr. F. Pownall, Architect, his n mmis- From the Lords of tee Treasury sion on weeks exe - uted .. .. _ _ 27 13 0 sold, and Stephens. duced hundreds from afiluince to poverty, but have tolerated. It might embrace all the acts of the Govern Ba'ance in the Bank af England in the three - to earls the Maintenan -e of left their chief promoters porer still. tnent as applied to the administration of the Convicted Peisoners, ft-cm Ist rames mentioned per contra on 25 Januery, ROYAL STRAND THEATRE. HER MAJESTY. April to 31th Sept . 1-68 .. 6,440 18 4 1869 :: - _ .• •• se •• •• 17 :4 7 Sole Lessee and Mane gerese, Mrs. Swanliorough. eo• lnterior. The simple interpellation would lead to _ ___ Ilt,"nts of Property in Oldham- - Tins EVENING. at 7.30, THE WJIN i W HUNT. Messrs. Bel- an endless discussion. M. Thiers replied that the limits £4l 9 7 (FROM A CORIESPONDENT.) pl a ce and Sr-them-gardens .. 5S 14 10 ford, Clarke ; Miss Buften. THE FIELD OE THE CI OTH OSBORNE, Jan. 28. For Matarials worked up and La- As TO MONEY BORROWED FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE OF GOLD: Messrs. Thorne. James, Fenton; v esilames Maria Tu E result of the chargs of conspiracy against the of the interpellation were clearly defined ; they were boar done by Prisoners .. US 10 0 CoUNTY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT FELTHAM. ongmore, B. Goodall. 1 ydialTaitlancl, Claire, and Hughes. To The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, to relate to the press and the elections. The apprehen- For Bre id and Cocoa for the DR. ,onclude with HUE AND DYE. dirctors of OVEREND, GUINEY, and Co. may be sur- Mose of Detention . .. IE3 11 3 Balance in the Rank of England in the joint . . drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the sion that the discussion on these points should F e• Bread, Flour, Con a ("ones s' 11 .mes of Henry Pown all, Esq , lienry llorris QUEEN'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. prising to many persons, nit it will be regretted by Dow -a - ger Duchess of Athole. exceed due limits was just as applicable to any lint •rme, a d Prisoners' -hoes Kerushead. Esq and the County' Tressurer, few. Malpractices in conmercial affairs have been other interpellation. The Corps I.46gislatif was for the House ot Correction at on 3d October, 1868 • • • • • • • • • • £195 14 s Manager, Mr. W. IL Liston Tnrs EVENING, DOT. Messrs. J. L. Toole, S. Emery, W. H Ifer Majssty drove out this morning, accoinpa- Wesoniaster .. .. .. 5)7 4 3 CB. so common, and have beet carried on with such im- by no means hearty in its approval of M. Rouher's arbi- For Bookbinding done for the Paid Vessrs. Walter and "les, for bricks fcr Stephens, C. Wyndham. and L. Brough ; 14 esdames Montague, Rignold, Mexe, and Everard. An.t THE GNOME KING punity, that the outside world despaired of seeing nied by Princess Beatrice. Industri il School 71 5 co - elm& •• •• •• •• •• •• £6 5 0 trary policy. It approved the rejection of the interpella dining with the Queen an d th e Royal Family. ttlinhhneethtmrhei:aFhgrpnterinoetcfsusbdpih(oila;cmea;netieisi 5 0 8 Toole. With A RACE FOR A DINNER Et7 A , T, : t T AsEre R L. tEk: E . : - 3.ynsf l I s i HE: O LsilE l - LL eR A . ()v i ta , ic:R O grIA L A: I s i se ; EHO I R. C . Rn: . CdT 070 rp s el 1 irce, a. aus nrl f isd. e HI Hd . . tion by a majority of only 114 votes against 102-numbers For Gas used by the Contractor Paid Mr. B wlee, for timber for ditto . this worst species of dishmesty brought within the for erecting new Beildings .. 21 0 0 Pala Mr. Westcott, for timber and tricks for P G r e i n n e c r e a l L a e n o d p o L I d a d w y a l A k l e i d e e in pe t e h l e h g a r d ou th n e ds h . onour of 115 19 5 which are rarely, indeed, the result of a political division For Maintenance of Customs' reach of the law. City nen, it is notorious, treated The interpellation wh i i :ei c n h og:_l h t:v a o s ciivul been accepted-that on Prisoners . .. .. .. 6 1 6 Paid the Dorking Grey Stone Lime Company, Messrs Atkins, Ditto of eiillt • ary Prisoners .. 95 14 0 for lime for ditt • .. .. _ .. .. N A r w f e aT t i g u e il ia g r i : h i w s : : h En G i v E m c G h : N .. si a:f v t : i G m n e 7 l:e n .4 . llae t f t E , Dr. Trrom's prosecution vith contempt ; it was in- By Sale of old Stores 53 12 6 Pa;d Mr. Edwerd Beck's Executors, for mate- 2 3 5 0 0 1 0 5 yesterday. l ee rs r st a yi i o le a sa n fi a Comnensetion for Uniforms re- rials for dit o .. .. .. .. .. Furtado, I.ennox Grey, and Caulfield credible that a system which had flourished so t ined by Officers on leaving Balance in the Bink of N:ngland in the three 7 0 1 rl l - 0a A n L aA T g e Y Lmoe T vn H ti E NO f A G3 T i R ci s E rrs triumphantly could ever reach a point when the LAI:EST INTELLLGENCE s m o ra la dl r se o o r l g ly l e i d o a . nt do T mu h na e onb r yj i e g mc h t t ei eo o tn f i an b p g l t se t b a l gt i a c twh m i le ide ir. e c r i e n . : sa t e g i d n b cs d lg e : e m s : : s h m mus a s r su : s a nn i n i r l go ii e n ss d the service of the Prison _.. 0 12 0 names mentioned per contra on 2d January, Bums taken I rom Vagrants to b 3 13 7 '1 U N I n N d G e r t a l r t R e nation would demand its right, and slumbering applied towards their mainten ;ll.,oll‘iivrernewar, min (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ance .. - • • 1 1 7 £195 14 5 M. T O ri e li s v E er V . E To be fodlnwed by CLAUDE DUVAL; Mr. Dewar, justice would awake to the repression of an old crime For cepies of commitment a .. 02 8 The accounts, of which the above is an abstract, were ere in a new guise. But the tide has turned at last. ___-• . d btco o n: c tra t ioi r at i un n hsy e ae s of the most violent kind have been preached. A For Printing dene ley Prisoners.. 0 13 6 Rented to the Quarter Sessiens of the Peace for Middlesex on &c. To conclude with EVERYBODY'S HUSBAND. For dame:l.e done to the Prison the 4th instaet, and were audited on the eame day by the The civic authorites have decided that the charge AUSTRIA. Van and an Iron Gate .. .. 3 0 0 fohowing. Justices of the Peace for the said county, namely: - -- 9,478 011 Henry Morris Kemshead(Chai, man), John eavery Brooking, PRINCE OF WALES'S ROYAL THEATRE. against the directors of the great banking company VIENNA, Jan. 29. party ef the lowest Democrats have taken advantage of the Wm. Peter Bodkin. Benjamin Sharpe, Francis Brock ma Under the Management of Miss Marie Wilton new la,w, and at various places in Paris, particularly the HOUSE OP CORRECTION AT WESTMINSTER. Morley. and Thomas Jervis, Ee quire ti, and were auditet Tins EVENING, SCHOOL: 3lessrs. Hare, H. J. Montague, iS SO far supported as to need trial before an orctmary From the Lords of the Treasury and allowed by the same Qua ter Sessions On the 21st Addison, Glover. and Baneroft; Mrs. Buckingham White. Mies ; - towards the maintenan, e of C. Addison, and Miss %Tali,' Wilton. After which, A WINNING J Redoute and the Vieux-chene, they have openlypromulgated instant. udicature. In other words, the general belief that The Presse of to-day, confirmiug the despatch by the Greek Government to the protecting Powers, doctrines of the most extravagant type. They proclaim Convicted Erisoners from Ist CHARLES P. ALLEN, HAZARD. And INTRIGUE. April to 30th Sept., 1864 .. 2,624 6 10 the means adopted by the directors to form a com- Treasurer of Middlesex. says that this memoranduum repeats the views ex- For Labour done by Prisoners .. 125 12 6 themselves Atheists, deny Providence, and demand the For S tockin gs maee for th House ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE A.ND CIRCUS, HOLBORN_ pany on the ee;e,e af tha edel firen WAS a crime has of Correction at Coldbath-fields 3t 0 0 TOfiN GOSNELL and CO.'S CHERRY THIS EVENING, The Great Carre Troupe and magnificent Stud been confirmed by the London magistrates. It now te of M Delyaunis tO Photades abolition of property, of marriage, of paternity, and of For Straw flats for the Couety . F TOOTH PASTE i tl ' t t th s grea y superior o any oo of 50 Horses; also Alfred Bradbury, M. Clifton, and THE omplaint on the ordered inheritance. They are few in number ; but their Bey, and adds a sharp c _ . . Lunatic Asylum at Hanwell .. 4 4 0 MARVELS OF ELECTRICITY. remains to be seen whether the crime is one of which For Boys' Sock+ made and re- powder ; gives the teeth a pearl whiteness, protects the pressed in the no . , preaching is not the less dangerous or obnoxious to the , paired, and washina and mend- enamel from decay, and imparts a pleaeant fragrance to CHRISTY MINSTRELS. St. James's Hall, Every Night, at 8 the law can take cognisance. great mass of Frenchmen of all parties ; and it is the 1 ing Ltnen for the'County In- the breath. Price ls. 6d.-Red Bull Wharf, 93, Upper Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3 and 8 all the year round. This, indeed, is all that remains to be done. the exclusion of the Greek merchant vessels from immunity which the new law gives to their teaching dustriat School at Feltham .. 80 14 4 Thames-street, London. expulsion of Greek subjects from Turkey, and on , For Mat., Bones, and Rags sold 15 7 1 ROYAL ALT-TAM - BRA PALACE. - THREE BALLET a, Whether this offence of modern growth will escape Turkish that is to form the subject of the great debate ' Fur Copies of Commitments .. 0 2 3 Promenade Concert. Band of 60. Begin at 8. Is. Box-office which may be anticipated on this interpellation. For 11 aintenar ce of Excise Pri- NOTIIING IMPOSSIBLE. open from 11 to 4. through some loophole in the law or not, there can- time of peace is unheard of, and is at variance Boners .. .. .. _ 12 0 ports, stating that such an expulsion in What involves the question still more is the For Grass sold .. _ .. 10 0 0 AGITA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair not be the slightest doubt that Dr. Timm's allegations with modern international law. accusations of some of the Opposition papers, ---- 2,572 9 5 ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, Regent's-patk, OPEN daily (ex to its pristine hue, no matter at what age. - HOUSE OF DETENTION. JNO. GOSNELL and CO. have at length, with the aid u ce n pt er Sundays). Admission, ls.; on Mondays, 6c1.; Children are proved-that the offences of which he complains especially the Gazette de France, that the semi - official For 3laintenarce ot Deserters .. 31 3 0 d twelve, 65. have been committed. Before the trial commenced THE BOMBAY MAIL. journals themselves promote this revival of communism, of one of the most eminent Chemists, succeeded in perfect- For Repairs to Officers' Boots .. I 15 3 MARSEILES, Jan. 29. 3z 18 3 ing this wonderful liquid. It is now offered to the public -- - in a more concentrated form, and at a lower price. ~ INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT PELTHAM. .-- 14 '%„t• - • After the first day or two it was clear that The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer scandal of this preaching will bring into discredit a Sold in bottles, 3s. each ; also 55., 7s. 6d., and 15s. each. :,-;?,; „„,,i - ,- , ...,,i 4, l b . :L . 01 . 1 Rees and Iron sold .. .. 19 17 1 measure which has been and ought to be generally bene including brush. ~.re.l. . .,ezeiefia:Te „ ie ....Pt ea- e , the investigation at least was justified, and Bangalore, from Alexandsia, arrived here at five Towards the naintenanee of Ju ficial. Nous verrons. venile le ffenders in the School, Red Bull Wharf, Angel-passage, 93, Upper Thames- Tt•A. . . ,i , k•- -F.'..APPI No ee) l.s. 'ae. e . j's•-• . ~,,eO- w N °N Ullt now, in spite of the magnitude of the figures and o'clock this mornine• The mails leave for London viz. :- - street London. E.C. e 0* Count Girgenti has returned to Paris, and has engaged From the Lords of the complexity of the transactions, it requires no by the 11.30 train. apartments at an hotel near the Palais Royal. He shews the Treasury ..£1,0?9 13 3 . - great examination to perceive that the directors --- no great anxiety to avail himself of the project accredited Inspestor ot Ref or- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. LONDON, FRIDAY, JAN. 29, 1869. matories .. .. 75 4 9 attempted to induce capitalists to invest money on CA,LCUTTA AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS, to his supporters-an expedition to Mexico to make him Contributions by Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. Chatterton. Parents .. .. 65 15 1 Special Morning Performances of the Grand Pantomime on ,.___ the faith of a prospectus which, not to mince SOUTHAmPTON, Jan. 29. king. 1,180 13 1 every I.Vednesuay and Saturday during the Christmas Hondas s For Deal Tables made for the House THIS EVENING, will be performed MY WIFE'S OT3T. formed in 1865, was formed to purc , Great as was the excitement with which the an- matters, was utterly false. The company, which was i_ ,An.rnyst7ious discovery, which would have been of of Correction at Westminster .. 7 15 0 To be followed by the Great Christmas Pantomime, entitled nouncement of the Lord Mayor's decision was on tan ite utility to Miss Braddon if she had not availed hese and carry _______ 1 , 208 5 2 GRIMALKIN THE GREAT; OR, HARLEQUIN puss IN BOOTS, Guildhall, Westminster: IND THE MILLER'S SONS, with new and magnificent Scenery on a business which was represented. to be valuable, esee es a . a.m. - • th T N he st d e i ame t r N , y 2o anza,wi t t o h d th a e y above mails, passed herself of a similar incident already, has just come to light A Year's Rent of Vaults - .. .. .. b Mr Wm Bev rl Character , . in the Opening- by the entire 68 12 4 Y • ' "Y. Wednesday awaited in the Guildhall, its substance in the Rue Princesse, near the Odeon. One of the Weights and Measures :- strength of the company. In the Harlequinade a Double Troupe minary i nvest i_ but which was really much more than worthless. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. of Pantomimists; and combining the grandest stage effects of could have surprised few. The preli tenants had remarked that in drawing water from a well Fees received by Inspectors .. 100 611 MALTA, Jan. 28. any Pantomime ever produced at this theatre. Doors open at .. For years previously the old firrn of OVEREND in the courtyard the pail invariably brought up some Fines and Pena Ittes • • •• 151 8 9 half-past 6, commence at 7. Box-office open from 10 till 5 daily. gation of the charges brought against the directors Produce of Forfeited unjust Weights and GURNEY had been losing largely, owed millions, The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer object which always fell back before reaching the top. and Measures.. .. •• .. 16 7 0 of OVEREND and GURNEY had left little room for -- 268 2 8 lIIIEATRE ROYAL, HA YMARKET. and had nothing to set against the liabilities Ceylon, from Southampton on the 16th inst., ar- To find out what this could be, he let down a hook Sundries :- doubt that a further examination was necessary. The , attached to a cord, and was greatly shocked to bring up Sole Lessee. Mr. Brickstone. nut assets of the kind which the director of another For Copies and parts of Register of Electors, Lists THIS EVENING, INTRIGUE: Messrs. Howe, Kendal, the le f • d g o a woman. On making another cast he fishe of Justices, and Standing Orders sold .. .. 91 10 0 Clark, and Miss Fanny Wright. public have followed the whole story with such keen company has expressively called " stuff." When the left at four in the afternoon, for Alexandria. up a second similar member. He then gave information After which, HOME: Messrs. Sothern, Chippendale Comp- d g • rived here on the 25th, at eight in the morning, and Total Reseint ~ .. .. £61,990 0 5 ton, A stley, &c,; Mesdames Cavendish, Burke;Hill, &c. ' an un egging attention, their interest in this:corn- company was formed the total liabilities of the firm BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL. to the police, who have ordered the well to be cleaned out, EXPENDITURE. Concluding with THE FRIGHTFUL HAIR. Messrs. Comp TC . amounted to twenty-four and a half millions sterling, House of Correction at Coldbath-fields:- ton, Kendal, Weaihersby, Buckstone, jun., &c. ; Mesdames me ial tragedy has been so vivid and so personal in order to ascertain whether it contains any other human General Expenses... ... £11,030 6 9 Wright. Burke, Gwynn, ete. that the facts were fully comprehended, and the part against which they had assets which,viewed in a very remains. Tontine Annuities .. .. 29) 5 7 Commence at Seven. this evening, and leaves at 2 to-morrow morning Interest of Moneys borrowed .. 2,108 13 5 , played by each of the principal actors in the drama favourable light, might be set down as worth twenty one millions, leaving The Ripon, from Alexandria, arrived here at 8 Of mysteries, indeed, there is a surplus just now. The Principal repaid .. .. .. 2,016 13 4 ITIHEATRE ROYAL, ADELPH I. he may be looked for disa for Southampton, where s ppearance of Professor d'Archiac is a mystery yet, and Annuities to Retired Officers .. 392 6 9 was pretty accurately known. So far as one at least £15,838 510 .1. Sole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. B. WEBSTER. promises to remain so. A much-decomposed body was House of Detention at Clerkenwell:- Directress, Mrs. Alfred Mellon. of these chief figures was concerned the estimate was millions and a half. The existence of such about the 7th prox. General Expenses.. .. .. 1,8.59 13 5 THIS EVENING, DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE a clear deficiency of three insolvency was known, pleaded the indictment, to ______ taken out of the Canal St. Martin the other day. It was Interest of Moneys borrowed .. 173 4 1 TO CAmBE Fr WELL. Mr. G. delmore, Mrs. L. Murray. not a flattering one ; and although Mr. EDWARDS at first believed to be that of the missing professor, Principalerepaid .. 59 0 0 et a quarter to 8. MONTE CRISTO. Mr. Fechter, Mr. Benja because of some writing in the pocket of the dress. But Annuities to Retired Officers .. 134 5 9 min Webster, Mr. G Belmore, Mr. Arthur Stirling, Mr. Ashley. was not implicated in the charge, the crowds who SOUTHAMPNON, Jan. 29. all the directors. It was known, in part at least, INDIA, CHINA, ANDAUSTRALIAN MAILS. - 2,208 3 2 Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. Stuart, Mr. C H. Stephenson. Mr. C. J. to others ; but the general public believed the hair was brown, and the body that of a com- House of Correction at Westminster:- smith, 3lr. Romer, Mr. W. H. Eburne, Mrs. Alfred Mellon. Miss unmistak thronged the Guildhall manifested s ably in the firm as in . the Bank of England, and the defi- The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer paratively young man, whilst M. d'Archiac's hair General Expenaes _ .. _ 3,8 015 11 Carlotta Leclereq,Mrs. Leigh Murray, and Miss Nelly Ilarris. Interest of Moneys borrowed .. 423 4 3 their displeasure at his revelations. Indeed, the • dency of three millions was not mentioned in the N • th the heavy portion of the above Principal repaid .. .. .. 1,616 13 4 R 0 YAL PRINCESS - yanza, wi was grey, and he was 66 years of age. There is yet another French mystery, A son of a near relation of the Annuities to Retired Officers _ 191 16 6 's THEATRE. general excitement was so great that it needed all prospectus. For some th fi had been losing • • Map ' h d quis de Moustier-a youth aged 17, w o was atten - - 6,082 10 0 Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Vining. the authority of the I ord Mayor to restrain its mani- County Industrial School for Boys:- . at the rate of £600,000 per year. This fact, also, years e rm marls, has arrived here with 76 passengers and 136,329 ' • H cargo includes silk to •sth l in specie. er in,, e ectures preparatory for St. Cyr- quitted his Last 12 Nights. General expenses .. .. .. 5,828 19 11 THIS EVENING, THE SECRET. festations. When the decision was announced and did not find its way into the prospectus. At the time interest of Moneys borrowed .. 521 15 0 After which (at 8 o'clock) Dion BoucicaulCs new drama, in Principal repaid __ .. 666 13 4 Nur acts, entitled AFTER DARK, a Tale of London Life. all the six defendants were committed for trial, the of forming the compan th t owing by the the value of 116,000 sterling. Up the Channel she parents' house a few days ago, having previously Payments for Boys on their die- y e amoun asked for a 10s. to distribute amongst some Messrs. Vining Walter Lacy, Dominick Murray. C. Harcourt, experienced a south-easterly gale. charge _ .. - .. 186 5 9 poor families he was in the habit of visiting. J.G . Shore: tsiiss Emma Barnet. and Miss Rose Leclereq. cheers could not be repressed, and the crowds without firm tO unsecured creditors was £5,147,000, to meet 6,903 14 0 Entirely new Scenery by She F. Lloyds ana assistants. On the 25th she spoke the steamer Orontes, and Conveyance of Male Juvenile Offenders to the In- He neither returned home nor appeared in his re conclude with MASTER JONES'S BIRTHDAY. who had been unable to obtain admission caught up which there was the handsome,but inadequate, avail dustrial School at Feltham 2 6 2 on the 26th the Delta. accustomed place at the lecture. On Friday last he leers open at half-past 6, commence at 7. Box-office open the echo. And yet the unfortunate position of men of Reformatory School-ship Cornwall - • • • • able balance of £120,000. But worse remains. The daliy from 10 till 5. was picked up on the seacoast near the Hague, in a state -Maintenance of Boys .. .. 43 9 6 s an ing and long established reputation could Gibraltar-Exchange on London, 48,1. Ditto Clarence ditto.. 917 2 Sales On Monday, Feb. 8, a. new Drama, entitled MARIE hinh td' firm had owing to them about four millions, wholly of asphyxia, gagged, dripping wet, and wounded in the The Philanthropic Society's Re- ANTOINETTE, in which Mdlle. Beatrice will appear. not fail to excite sympathy, and tokens of such a FRANCE. formatory School, ditto .. .. 717 6 made up of hopeless debts due from the bankrupt or BOURSE, Jan. 28.-Three o'clock.-The market shoulder. In his pocket-book were found twenty francs, Reformatory School at Wands- D OYAL STRAND THEATRE. and, most fortt 1 1 • ddl H•fl mate y, ns name an a t ress. is at ier worth, ditto • • .. • • 30 17 0 ft Sole Leseee and Manageress, Mrs Swanborough. sentiment were not warailli; even on the Bone itself. But it was felt that in the interests of En:- to tile essispany as a on the point of bankruptcy. This was handed over closed us frainwo ,- wee enaer;eed, and started for the Hague. He found Ditto at Bengeo, ditto .. 710 0 THIS EVENING, at 7.30, THE Va•L DOW HUNT. Messrs. n asset worth its full nominal 103 70 Bank Shares 3015 - 4t per Cent. Ditto at Brook-green. ditto and lish honour such an inquiry must not be h hie son partly paralysed, and able to speak only after two '2] irks. Belford, Joyce; Mesdames Bud ,en and Maitland. value. It was arranged by a deed that certain End of month - - Itel'an Loan - - clothing.. .. .. .. 23 2 2 After which, THE FIELD OS' TI, r CLOTH OF GOLD. 70 35 Elad of montli.,„ - _ days of medical treatment. He has been brought Ditto at Mount St Bernard's-Main terminated, and it was imperative that a cl a i s a: 3 per Cent Messrs. Thorne, James, and Robson Mesdames M. Long- End of month- 70 '25 Mexican Loan ... 21 50 to Paris, but he can give no account of what happened tenance of Boys .. _ _ 10.1 12 3 accounts, includin„o• the greater part of these bad more, F. Hughes. L. Maitland. &c. Ditto at Parkhead, Glasgow, ditto of ones, should not be transferred to the 155 75 'ro conclude "rah HUE AND DYE. to him. a Boy - - .. .. 019 9 so seriously implicating Credit Mobilier End of month... 270 - Spanish Threes - _ 230 5 4 Reformatory School at Hampstead GLOBE TIIEA , . , i d Co. marked a crisis in T R E-R OyA L. should receive a thorough investigation. The collapse declaring that all this " stuff " was to be Credit Foncier -.1515 - Home Debt _ The weather is very agreeable : the frost is less severe, -Maintenance of Girls _ .. 139 18 10 Ead of mouth... - - Deferred ...... „. - and a bright sunshine in the day and the moon at night Sole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. Sefton Parry. in his state- Limpley stoke Reformatory, ditto 19 14 4 Of OVEREND GURNEY en ` IiAILWLYS. Cash_ have been the ruin, for the time, of indoor amusements. 159 13 2 At 7, A HAPPY FAMILY. 7.30, CYRIL'S SUCCESS. 9.'0, - - our commercial history. Mr. RENNIE, taken as an equivalent for money to that amount Orleans BROWN NND THE BRAHMI \S: Messrs. Marshall. Warner, .... V 331- Militia Storehouees;- ment on Wednesday, dwelt strongly on the fearful Skating goes on with great spirit ; but the end is clea,rly David fisher, Andrews, Ilurlston, and J. Clarke; Mesdames C. due to the company from the firm. The first deed Northern .... ....... 1173 Rents, Taxes, lesurance, Fueletc. 353 18 1 coming. A falling thermometer will speedily convert the Thorne, L. Morgan, Brennan, Fountain. Anion, Henrade, Be depreciation in all property which followed the panic Lyons and Mediterranean Interest of moneys borrowed .. 284 10 9 was open to the shareholders ; the second, which of 1 the pleasing effect of Principal repaid .. .. .. 800 0 0 rend, Hughes, and Stephens. ated al Southern..... 590 lake in the Bois de Boulogne once more into a 1,438 8 la Western Trosecutors and Witnesees:- QT. GEORGE'S THEATRE (ST. GEORGE'S of 1866 btth f 11 the prospectus pas sed. only between the members of Eastern .. ........................ 5 7 21 once more, and manages very well-with the support of a , u e a of the great house had no little ' Central Criminal Court .. .. 1,196 18 6 kJ HALL).-Great Success of SARDANAPALCS. itself would have dissip Sardinian Middlesex essions •• •• , 2 252 18 0 The new Drama, SAVED, and the original Ninevitish Burles q ue share in producing that de • • the old firm and the directors. These facts are suffi gentleman on each side. The unseemly p Austrian Criminal Justice Act .. .. 57 1 3 of SARDANAPALUS (received with roars of laughter and ap. predation Few of us 6571 'eh presented itself 3.506 17 9 dent, without mentioning many other details Lombard 475 rialism heels uppermost on the ice whi plausen Evety Evening, at half-psst 7. have been altogether unaffected b th b ris not to be tole- North of Spain Duchy The best Shilling Pit in London. y e memora le strengthening the case of the prosecution. Such is Middlesex. West- of Morning Performance on Saturday, Jam 30, at Two Tam " Black Friday," and unhappily with 1 saragossa a arge number the outline of a business for the " goodwill " of Preceded by a Farce Roman 471 he Napoleonic House. The West. Central. East. minster. Lancaster. not apply ta the hope of t _______ of rersons the effects are not likely to be re - - P ince skates alone, and flounders about in the Coroners:- £s. d. £s. d, £s. d .£ sd. £ s d QAVED AND SARDANAPA LUS. -Nome.- / ----- young r Salaries - 359 6 6 425 0 0 514 6 6 140 0013 12 4 kJ SATURDAY January 3"th, will be positively the Last oss of £3,000,000, even though the 1 b • cd oss ewi ely No one reading the prospectus and comparing it most heroic style. He fell eight times yesterday. Expenses p(1263 17 0 771 9 0 800 8 6 145 1 0 15 10 6 Night's performance of these immensely successful pieces at s nread, is no slight bl POLICE EVTELLIGENCE-77tis Day. 1 I ______ e ___-_ American ship at Havre. Thomas Burnett, the lieutenant 623 3 6 1,196 9 0 1,314 15 0 285 1 0 29 210 new Scenery and increased stage convenience, particulars of shock to credit was ev slightest doubt as to the guilt of the transactio n. which will be shortly announced. en a greater misfortune than MARLBOROUGH-STREET. i h ative of Glasgow, was suffocated. Total ... ..• •-• ••• £3,448 11 4 35 19 11 II 01-AL AMPHITHEA FRE AND CIRCUS, UR PLUNDERING PREMISES oN FIRE. -John Venus, a pain- , t Seseions /louse, Clerkenwell ... ••• ••• 187 9 7 i - 4 , NEY, though involving larger iute t h the elements necessary o substantiate a moral - - Guildhall, Westminster .. ••• ••• ••• 81 0 7 HOLBORN. res s, as not unfor- ter, of 3, Fisher-street, Red Lion-square, was charged Assistant-Judge's additional • S•alary ••• ••• 75 0 0 Con • tamed Changes. New Programme every Evening. Ad- tunately been the only instance • • in which charge of conspiracy. B t Ol _ It_ __e second deed was only before Mr. Knox with having in his possession a quantity THE WEATHER TABLE.-TRIS DAY. Clerk of the Peace ... ••• ••• •'• ••• , 3 17 7 ditional artistes. New Acts and Fresh Novelties. Signor CAS- confidence one of many expedients by which the directors enclea- of merino and other property, of the value of .£lO 10s., the ea Weights and Measuree ... ... ••• ••• 150 0 0 TELLOTTI in his thrilling and unparalleled Ladder Act, and has been misplaced. It would seem as th Allen and C • Treasurer of the County ... ••• ••• ••• 264 19 9 ignor LERONI, the Elastic Wonder, every evening. Increased ough the Messrs. 0., linen drapers, No. 5, eIETEOLOLOGICAL RETORTS. Law Business ... ••• ••• - ••• ••• attractions in th e RE Troll e 513 76 . . e per.ormence of the Great CAR P • Standard of our English commercial moralit voured to persuade the public that the great commer- property of Little Pulteney-street, and James Maguire, a carman, Removal of Scotch and Irish Paupers ... ... 14 5 2 introducing Herr Oscar Carre awl his magnificent stud of Fifty y were no • 1 • t'll a stable structure. If the defence eta ruin was s i - Extreme Perf ie er e , • living at 6, Little Pulteney-street, was charged with Sea Couveyance to Depots of Offenders sentenced to orm n e or. es. Ihe laughter provoking Clowns, Burgess longer so high as it once was •as if cl . , expe iency had 'no - th penal servitude ... ••• ••• ••• ••• 22 10 2 and Loyal, in a series of whimsicalities, novel and new. In ad relied upon controvert ] . „ e old maxim, " SUppreSS/0 having some shirts and other pro ert fth value of p y, o e FridaY. f 44, 4 F. lition, a epectacul b' I C I Providing Staves and other necessary articles fur ar aof Pantomimic Extravagance, entitled stlperseded principle, and the successful retenc f p eo a rero suggestiofalsi," it could avail nothing. Not only •Cl. ss. 6d., well knowing the same to be stolen. . e 9, B. I'. I 4) 0 W. Ito F. 1). W et. a e , Special Constables ... ••• • • • • • ' 76 910 HE 11 \ RVELe OF ELECTRICITY, in which the whole J an Icg 12 8 m. is treneth of the eet ' flourishin 0' business ____-- ___,_.. - - ' Inspector Bush, of the C Division, said that on Virednes- ___.:,-- a -- - General Printing and Stationery .. . • _ 137 17 0 8 _ , . .. ablishment will take part, besides 250 troops 0 was held to be as creditable as was the truth kept back, but falsehood was f d pre erre 28'58f. 42 39 S.S W. 2 4 8.8.1 V. b.oc 0 - 07 1 Advertisements.. •• • • • • - - 108 3 1 and beautiful ponies. Doors open at Seven, commence at half day ftersaoen a fire took 1 p ace on the premises of Messrs. Nairn ...... Miscellaneous charges.. .• ••• "• 340 0 8 past. "Morning Perfermances Monday, Wednesday, and Satur- undoubted solvency. For the last two or three • • d orted afterwards b tds - 3 Aberdeen .. 28•886. 45 43 S.W. 4 6 S.W. Ic.o. 0'45; 5 day cOmmencino , years in its stead, an supp y repea e Total Expenditure .. .. - £41,914 16 5 , ,at Ealf-past Two. i- 1 affai c b , Allen, and a quantity of property was taken away by per- Leith ...... 28 - 73 f. 46 42 S.W. 2 2 W.S.Wac.fb 01D- Balance in the Bank of England.. .. 20,075 4 0 ---------- - the financ , t- I's oi time country have been in an statements which were untrue. One of the counsel • d • Shields .... 28134 f. 46 41 W.N.W. 4 5 S. r.c. o'l9' 3 , - sous in the crow which collected, and last night Venus Scarboro gh 28'8Sf. 46 45 S.W. 4 7 S.W. f.r.c 0'24 3 kHE "SUN" NEWSPAPER.-G. R. GLENIE, unsettled and unsat . f t mitt - 29'04f. 48 47 S.W. 3 6 S.E, fen. o'l6 4 £61.990 0 5 1 s • • is ac ory condition. The disturbed for the defendants was ill fact constrained to commit Was stopped with some of the property in his possession, yarm porting Library, 4, Connaught -terrace Fdgeware-road, Helder .... -- _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ AS TO THE eLuNATec AsyLums AcT , Imo RATE. telivere the LAT a EDITION of "THE SUS '" - at the earliest State of continental politics, and th T moral suicide at a very early stage of the proceedings. and other property was afterwards found in the possession Cuxhaven .. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .... e nu nary prepa- Skud esnms - - - _ _ RECEIPT. Dossible moment after leavine the rese He is able to deliver of the other prisoner. - - - - Balance In the Bank of England on Oct. 3, Jopies in Town, the Suburbs,"and i p ' - tof the country any par s . rations of the principal European nations, have un- It was admitted that a N - ast amount was owing upon Ardrossau - 28"68f. 46 42 S. 6 8 W.S.W. c. o'4oi 5 28'54f. 43 41 S.S.W. 4 7 S.E. o.re 014!- A constable said that about half-past seven the previous Green castle 1888 £l5 137 0 et a comparatively early hour the sa a m m e 1 b - evening, say 40 mi es e ested Serjeant BALLANTINE "the • Holyhead .. 28'70f. 47 45 S. 7 9 S.S.W c 0 o'2ol 9.45 o'clock loan ; " but," sugg Arrears ot Rate maee on July 16, questionably produced a degree of uneasiness that is evening he was in Compton •street, and saw the prisoner Liv r pool .. 98 9Cf. 49 45 S.E. 2 5 S.E • .. • - . o.c. 0 1911 18 " • e • .. . ....£1,668 18 7 Orders by pos punctually attended to only way the defendants could be implicated would be to Venus with a washing basket. He asked him what he Yat e s:lna .... 28:65r. 45 42 S.S.W. 8 n S,E, terc'o's7l 7 Rate made on oct. 15, 1863 • .. 11,602 17 7 very difficult to remove. Trade of all kinds has Cape Clear.. 2867 r. 46 43 W. 9 9 S.W. r.c.10•50, 8 shew that the money had been lent without security, had got in it, and he said " Washing," and that he had Roche's Pt. 2872 r. 45 44 S.W. 6 10 SAE. thc,o'62 5 LICENSED VICTUALLERS' GUARDIAN suffered ; and the excessive speculation which d the Penzan" •• 2892 f. 49 49 S. 4 10 s. o.rc 0'74 6 .£13,071 16 2 was got it up there, pointing up the street. He aske Plymouth .. 2902 48 47 S.W. 3 10 S.E. r.c.'o'Bo 5 Arrears on Jan. 2, 1869 . e .. 1,818 I 8 R. GLENIE, of th or upon security so obviously bad that it was equiva e Sporting Library, th 29'05f. 51 49 Amount ot Rates received .. . 11,4" 3116 G. 4, Connauctht t previously going on naturally produced a very start- risoner to let him see it, and on lifting up the covering weymou S.W. 18 E. o.c. 0'73 3 s, - errace, Hyde-park, London W., bees to lent to none at all." Now, it is obvious that this is P Portsmouth 29'07f. 49 48 S.W. 4 8 S. .r. o'4B 4 ' Received for the Maintenance of Lunatica'a • t Han- Diorns hie customers, and the Licensed Victual' ' • ere in gencee ' - l • d sudden revulsion W . ' he saw that it was some of the property taken from Messrs. Bon e d o r a s , e , • • 29:97_6 : 46 45 S.W. 3 9 tes.w. c.r010•56 - we 1l A sylum at the charge of the County .. 81 8 0 hat he has been appointed Ag n mg an • Ise men could have fore- ES tto ditto, at Colney Batch Aeylum .. .. 81 0 0 iditiou to his agent•y for theeSt , for the above-named paper ~ It matter not a fair statement. ed not what security Allen's. Ile then t k • d fterwards e•P Glelee 29 12 / 50 48 w. 8 oo Venus into custody, an a Brest 29'11f. '250 146 S.W. 8 11 s.S.E noao - 21 5 toning . Editien of " Tile :31' s tOld it from afar, but instead of preparing f _ ud can supply the same on F'a or a storm the firm originally had : the defendants were evi- went to No. 6, Little Pultene t t nd on searching reo r i ent . , 29'24f. 48 48 S.W. 8 7 s. • r.c. 0•07 5 rieay evening, if required, in tee,. y-s ree , a Total Receipt - .. _ .. e i 6,757 le 0 s •••.'snlilrY. h e fort . 29'49f 54 50 a W 7 4 like prudent voyagers, the mercantile cornmu ' e property !tee . . S. c. 0•06 2 EXPENDITURE. u. ?.i...(.1. begs to inform the Tredo • nity clently implicated if a security which was at first good Maguire's room found in the bed some of th Biarritz 29 f. 45 S. 5 - - re - e Lunatic Asylum at Hanwell- ATEST EDITION of "THE STINT " thnt de is Arent for tli , taken from Messrs. Allen's, and he then took Maguire 1 •nto Corunna.• . and can supply it c.i... , klessl The ex erie lie went on rec y. p t., of this genera- became valueless, but was yet represented as a sound Brussels - - - - - - - -- - Ordinary repairs .. .. .. £1,078 7 7 Liu any other man iu London or • oe;u - - - - - - - -- - mry the eveame of p, ' . . custody. Paris - - - - - _ _ In terest paid .. .. .. 491 19 11 oeon. Nu connection with ztny oth kcig , , ,.. , a. , 31.c.11 . 8 chilitc,„ cr person -1. Bei s's, Ra . non can recall many such a crisis, but each one asset. Even taking, however, the ground of the John Hayle, assistant to Messrs. Allen, identified the prasbourge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Principal repaid .. .. .. I,t 66 13 4 All ehe Dail Panel, Ms . Annuities to retired Officers .. 43 eto rnes. ;old Pereelicals as soon as published. y ' • •' • " Agent air theJel • as it comes is more and more to he de- counsel's own choosing, thecaseisequallyproved. A Mr. property produced as having been taken from Messrs. Toulon , 29'BBf. 48 - S.S.E. 5 5 S.S.W. r.o. o'o3 7 On obtaining possession of a Post-office . Savings . .. Ca.upauy. Orders by nost atteuiled to Wed- Heart's Con- 1 , Bank book and other articles belonging to a tent 19 Item 11 0 0 rHE LATEST EDITION of " THE SUN ' securities that could be found amounted to £103,450, nesday last. local time) I - - - -- -- - _ _ 2,691 10 8 'to which an Englishman's word was his bond, and he considered I- be seen Every Evening by 810 at Mr. ROBERT MEACOCa'S Mr. Knox asked Inepector Bush whether EXPLANATION and this amount was entirely represented by Irish Lunatic Asylum at Colney Hatch -Bennie, Kensal New-town , 993 17 7 lapsss from the rigid rule not only of straight anything would be gained by a remand. Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at sea level. The ordinary repairs.. .. --- and Wel h 1 1 794 16 10 s raa way bonds -hardly saleable, and case but he Interest paid .. •• •• , . f rd h n t but of biuh-minded honour • orwa oes y „, were in- Inspector Bush said not in the present , letter • • r, rising ; f, falling ; s, steady-indicates direction of motion worth at most £25,000, The Millwall Iron Works ht ' bl to get back other pro- of the mercury within last 14 hours. Thermometer exposed in Princ pal repaid.. .. .. 3,316 13 4 THE THIRD EDITION OF " THE SUN ," • thoug the police would be a e Annuities to retired Offieess- 60 0 0 - 6,174 7 9 1 giving all the SPORTING NEWS of the day, may be ee C n idents few and far between. It is not often indeed •h- shade. E reme Force with its Direction during last 24 hours. were down for £560,000, of which it was announced, perty in the possession of other persons in the neig it Q it .IE3I YMe NTON'S home, " The Swan and Horse Sho:" Maintenance of County Lunatics • • • • 3,830 3 ' Little Britain, City, E.C. , that we see gentlemen of the social and commercial amid laughter, that £7 10s. had beenrealised, though, bourhood. Z.-calm. Weather : b.-blue sky ; c.-clouds, detached ; f.- fog ; -- and the risoners for h.-hall • - • , 1, lightning ; m.-niisty, haey ; 0.-overcast, dull ; r.- Total expenditure .. .. £12,716 2 1 position of the defendants in the GURNEY case ar- certainly, there was the " perty" to sell. Then Mr. Knox said that he would rem , P rain ; c-snow ; t.-thunder h11(It d) . Rain-fall, snow or a me e Faience in the Bank of England .. .. 4,041 711 WII ()'S GRAIN G E R ? LICENSED pro a few days, during last 24 hours. Rea disturbance. VICTUALLERS' TOBACCONIST, SHEPHERD'S -BUSH reigned upon a criminal charge, but the instances of the Atlantic and R l Mail Company owed oya ---..- L:s. 57 10 0 T SPOB.TI \ G EDI - nos of "THE SUN " can be; en REMARKS. AS TO TII E RAT E MA DFIUN DE R o THE CATTLE GR A INGE R'S Establishment, as above, every evening brE" at less eminent men implicated in the formation of £848,000, of which the liquidator expects £B,OOO. THAMES. ight The rapid decrease in pressure noticed at Valencia yesterday after- DISEASES PREVEN TION ACT. 18C6." ...deck. bubble companies, in the misstatement of accounts, It is quite unnecessary to go into details of small -Ellen Dalv, a strapping „ 0 , 1 conti nu d d • t ded to all stations. Readings in AN INCORRIGIBLE THIEF. - e ,an has since ex en DR. in her arms, was brought these Islands are almost all below 291 n., and are lowest in the N.W. Balan:e in the Bank of England on Oct. 3, THE LATEST EDITION of " THE suN e and in other transactions of a more or less question- losses such f • Ile of £4O 9 . , or instance, as the tri ,000 Irish woman, with a fine child 1863 •• •• •• •• •• •• .. X1.64S 2 0 d with stealin (281Ain at Green I t evening, however, a recovery to g • castle). Since as --- a supplied, as soon as published, Every Evening, by W. abl t h ena ure ave become so common that they cease sunk in the East India and London Shipping Cams up, on remand, before Mr. Paget charge James Barmere, of the extent of 01.6 in. has occurred in the wes , le t and ressure is now CR. & LEXA DER (late Brooks), Newspaper Agent, ao. 4, Old any. The guilt of the directors consisted in repre- 6lbs. of salt beef from the shop of Mr. George-la-the-East, and Increasing again in London. The difference between the readings at Amount in the Bank of England on Jan. 2, 1869.. £1.648 2 0 Cavendish street, Oxford-street. to be a matter of surprise. In many of these P No. 8 and 0, Charles-street, St. Greencastle and Rochefort is o'9sin. Temperature has not altered senting these sums as d assets at a time goo 7lbs. of salt pork, the property of some person or persons much, except at some esstern stations, where it has risen. AS E. es TO MONEYS BoRROWED FoR THE ENLARGEMF.NT OF THE 11HE LATEST EDITION of '"ILIE SUN " cases the culprits may have deluded themselves h h w en t ey were worthless ; but it is clear that te s. gale of short duration blew with great force at our western and unknoWD. COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM AT }UNWELL. Ji_ supplied as soon as published. containing all the LATEST into the belief that their embarrassments were onl rge meat establishment, southern stations last night ; and though the wind has at present DR. .s - EWS and SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, bv H W HARRIS. y they were never worth much. The investments Mr. Barmore, who keeps ala Balance in the Bank of England in the joint eewspaper Agent, 4, Blackfriars-road, London, S. temporary. It is possible to accept that interpreta- fth Id fi o e o rm were so utterly unreasonable that Las been very unlucky. lie has been robbed 100 times, generally moderated and veered to S.W., it still blows hard from that n7nes of Henry Pownall, Esq.. Henry Morris d f t 1' meat quarter at Valencia, and on the W. coast of France. Rain has been K mehead, Esq., and the County Treasurer, tion of the proceedin f 0 G ' been convicte or sea mg and a great many have . . very general, and heavy al along our S. coasts, with thunder and gs o VEREND, URNEI , and the estimates of li idators have continually isonment. On the qu from his shop, and sentenced to imp hail at Roche's Point, Fog has been prevalent in the east. The on Oct, 3, itiftl •• •• •• .. - £1,137 5 6 T"E "SUN" NE WSPAPER.-G. R. GLENIE .. the accued have th, the pri er. -- delis ars the LA TE EDITION at Chelsea, 7.40; Kilburn. - boldly put forward that defence, sunk, simply because people could not at • h 1 9tl f the present mon ) nig tof Saturday, tle i o i nhih t V I 1 d e sly this morning is cloudy. Tle sea ru s g a a ene a an ape 8,; Starch-green, 8; Woolwich, 7.e0; Uxbridge, 9.20; Watford, Amount in the Ben: ot England in the three But it is time, and rnore than time, that these pre- first, persuade them I t te them at Fd' lc Brinkworth, shopman to se ves o ra eoner was detected by re erse Clear. names mentioned per con, ra on the 2d Jan , 9.45. a piece of salt beef - tences should be ealing . • ' • • • • - • .. .. £1 137 5 6 d • d h r QPO RTIN G. --.1 OHN ROBERTS supplies the from the shop board He followed her, an seize e AS TO MONEYS BORROWED FOR. THE PURPOSES ' OF THE M. Ban6s, a Paris stockbroker, committed suicide COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM AT COLNEY HATCH. t, - 7 LATE, sl' EDITION of " THE SUN "as soon as pub- make-believe system of solvency should be abandoned. to be inconceivable. The argument for the de- • with the meat in her possession before she had proceeded I R. lished.-4, Bath-street, City-road, E.C. It will be long before the old fl . ee tog of confi- fence on Saturday was simply a confession, with an declared that she in- on Tuesday last, by hanging himself in his house in the Amsunt in the Beak of Eneland in the Mint far, and she set up a loud clamour, n ames of Henry Po .vnall, Esq., Henry M j‘ r attempt to shift the blame. There was no effort h 1 eve it weighed, Rue do Balzac. His confidential clerk, M. Alotto, now o ris dence can be restored, and with many of the share- tended to take the meat into the 6 op, e Hee sliced. I , :eq , and the County Tre• rIMIE LATE EDITION of " THE SUN ' at eve been in cuatody is Enid to have misappropri 1 Th 1. of the meat would h, , , ated funds asurer, made to deny the transactions, or that they were not and pa f y or i . e pi co en Oct. 11, MS • ' - • • • • -- £3•B 0 7 1 JAMES SPEEDY'S, "The Wellington,"lVelliegton-street, 1 1 , 1 aoisers of OVEREND and GURNP.Y the memories of r oasession. At the to the extent of .£120,000. When M. Banes heard Cr. Black Friday will, we fear, cast a shadow over their blameworthy. The l • Si t have announced that iqui a ors 3s. 4d., and she only had 2e. 6d. in he p • hed and a Mrs. Lane found of his arrest he waS driven to despair, and though Ae mint in the Bank of England in the three ----- - they will sue the directors for compensation to the station-house she was seine , nemes mentione, rcr mune on id J T lIE LATEST EDITION of " THE SUN." whole lives. L.t us hole that the teriible lesson upon her 71b. of salt pork. A few minutes afterwards (as believed) able to meet all his engagements, he could not ae., i sea „,, _ ~ . • • • • • • • 718 0 7 It J. IDEATES begs to inform his friends and the public shareholders, after the recent example in France : , she was seized with the pains of labour and was removed bear to look his affairs in the face, and sought relief from d • 11 tl • 'f 1 • Il l _____ . 1 of tho night sho gave them by the desperate remedy of self-destruction. The AS TO 10.NEYS BORROWED FOR ENLARGING THE HOUSE OF 30:\ '' as soon as publisheti.-No. 10, Hampstead-road N.W. e until useful purpose We csnnot c birth to a child, and was detained in the workhous event has naturally caused great excitement on the Bourse. CORRECTION AT COLDRATII-FIELDS. • • . ompel Continental made to pay ; but, unfortunately, they own RECEIPT. she was flt to appear. She now ins • isted that she meant Talence in the Bank of t ngland in the jo:nt r i. LATE EDITION of " THE SUN "at Sovereigns to disband their . armies and reduce their nothing which can weigh against the millions s iven to her The formation of a " free labour society" for to pay for the beef and that the pork wa g names of Henry Pownall, Esq., Hen y Morris J. SMITH'S, 39, Bow-street, Covent-garden. military estimates ;we cannot cut the knot of diplo- which have been wrung from the public. The ex ' Unfortunately she Manchester was resolved upon at a meeting on Wednesday Kemshead. Esq., and the County Treasurer, by another woman to carry home. ou 3d Oce, 18f 8...... .. - Z 17,636 211 T • - posure of this history and the result of this The le . o this as 'ti • ure to its members was identified RS having been convicted more than once 0 Jed f seem on is "to sec HE LATE EDITION of " TIIE SUN" at a c - ' nvictions against the free exercise of their right to dispose of their labour - - trial are of far greater value. They point to for stealing meat. She said all the co EXPENDITURE. W. SMITH'S " Camden Stores," 78, Park-street, Camden terests of aggressive ambition with nations eeeking Es:lid the Clerk of the l'eace for law charges in town. meat. upon whatever terms and under whatever circumstances an awakening of the public mind which must her were wrong, and that she never stole any refe -en eto a contract with Ur. Henihaw ear r stealing Mr. Bar- they may individually and independently think fit." A corn- Mr. Paget committed her for trial fo building additional wines .. .. .. £1) 8 2 THEATRE -ROYAL DRURY-LANE. moral world will not always be controlled any more speedily procure provision for this crime, court with maledictions mittee was appointed to conduct the movement, audit was Paid the 61er k of tee Werke, 16 weds' wages more's salt beef, and she left the Oole Lessee and ManmesAlr FA Ch tt t than the tempest, the hurricane, or the earthquake. if none exist at prescnt. Immunity has a er on. to 225 Dec ,1868.. .. .. .. .. 60 8 0 THIS EVENING, at 7, MY WIEE 4 OUT. on the magistrate, the police, Mr. Barislore, anti oTery one intimated that lArtUgertata .91 . Watton, 4 . ltd . 9 . 9Alpitted l 0 Followed b the y W e can, however, by the maintenance of strict hitherto been construed Afi innocence, The ~..t. aotiiiinreimea: -- Paid Mums, Haden and son, further fer Grand EMltyrairae, rvss IN slooTs c , Onlialerice at 7. in court. ‘ Duchy Middlesex. West- of West- Central. East. minster. Lancaster. Coroners:— .£ s. (1. .0 s. d, s. d .£ s d. s d .salaries .. 359 6 6 425 0 0 514 6 6 140 0 0 13 12 4 Expenses p(1 1 263 17 0 m 9 0 800 8 6 145 1 0 15 10 6 / 623 3 6 1,196 9 0 1,314 15 0 285 1 0 29 2 10 Lunatic Asylum at Colney Hatch Ordinary repairs.. Interest paid .. Princ pal repaid.. .. Annuities to retired Office Maintenance of County Lun'ttica £:6,'5710 0 AS TO THE RATE MADE UNDER "THE CATTLE DISEASES PREVENTION ACT. 18C6." Dn. Balanze in the Bank of England on Oct. 3, 1868 £1.648 2 0 THAMES. AN INCORRIGIBLE Thur.—Ellen Daly, a strapping irish woman, with a fine child in her arms, was brought up, on remand, before Mr. Paget charged with stealing 61bs. of salt beef from the shop of Mr. James Barmore, of No. 8 and 9, Charles-street, St. George-hi-the-East, and 71bs. of salt pork, the property of some person or persons unknown. Mr. Barmore, who keeps a large meat establishment, Las been very unlucky. lie has been robbed 100 times, and a great many have been convicted for stealing meat from his shop, and sentenced to imprisonment. On the night of Saturday, the 9th of the present month, the pri soner was detected by Frederick Brinkworth, shopman to Mr. Barmore, in the act of stealing a piece of salt beef from the shop board. He followed her, and seized her with tha meat in her possession before she had proceeded far, and she set up a loud clamour, declared that she in tended to take the meat into the shop, have it weighed, and pay for it. The price of the meat would have been 3s. 4d., and she only had 2s. 6d. in her possession. At the station-house she was searched, and a Mrs. Lane found upon her 71b. of salt pork. A few minutes afterwards she was seized with the pains of labour and was removed to the workhouse. In the course of the night she gave birth to a child, and was detained in the workhouse until she was fit to appear. She now insisted that she meant to pay for the beef, and that the pork was given to her by another woman to carry home. Unfortunately she was identified as having been convicted more than once for stealing meat. She said all the convictions against her were wrong, and that she never stole any meat. Mr. Paget committed her for trial for stealing Mr. Bar more's salt beef, and she left the court with maledictions on the magistrate, the police, Mr. Banuore, and every one Da court. CR. Amount in the Bank of England on Jan. 2,1889.. £1,648 2 0 AS TO MONEYS BORROWED FOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE DR. Bilance in the Bank of Eneland in the joint names of Henry Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris Kemshead. Esq., and the County Treasurer, on Oct, 3, 18 1 8 - £1,137 5 6 Cr. Amount in the Bank of England in the three names mentioned per contra on the 2d J an , •• .• .£1,1:17 5 1 AS TO MONEYS BORROWED FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM AT COLNEY HATCH. l*R. Amount in the Ilai•ic of England in the joint names of Henry Po Arnall, Esq., Henry Morris Ke, ahead. EPq , and the County Treasurer, en Oct. 1 t, 18(8 An °main the Bank of Eneland In the three names mentione3 rcr contra on id Jaa., 1±,6) AS TO MONEYS BORROWED FOR ENLARGING THE lIOESE OF CORRECTION AT COLDHATH-FIELDS. R ECE I PT. ralance In the Bank of F ngland in the jornt names of Henry rownall, Esq., Hen y Morris Kenishead. Esq., and the County Treasurer, on 3d Oc`., 18(8 .. .. .£I2. 3B 2 i The formation of a " free labour society" for Manchester was resolved upon at a meeting on Wednesday The object of this association is "to secure to its members the free exercise of their right to dispose of their labour upon whatever terms and under whatever circumstances they may individually and independently think fit." A com mittee was appointed to conduct the movement, and it was intimated that bortjlgortoia pix . W.atton ktsl osnmeated to lag Ingifidliti EXPENDITURE. Paid the Clerk of the Peace for law charges in ref e-en. e to a contract with lit. Henibaw tor building additional wines Paid the t;lei k of the Works, 16 weeks' wages to 22d Dec ,1868.. •• • •• •• Paid Moms, Haden and Son, f urther for THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR GENERAL-Srar OF THE NAVY. _ - The Army and Nary Gazette, besides asserting among the INUnours of the day that it is intended to amalgamate the medical with the victualling and transport branches of Or navy, under the supervision of Rear-Admiral Mends, inti - mates that, in addition to this reduction of the dignity of the office, its emoluments are to be diminished to the extent of £3OO a year. It seems, too, that the title of Director-Gene ral is to be abolished. Now, whatever may be the title of the medical officer at Somerset House may bear he is the repre sentative man of our professiot, and must be the profes sional adviser of the Admiralty in all that concerns the health of the navy, which is a matter of no secondary weight, and he must be looked up to as the protector of the vitality of our profession employed in that service. Therefore it has been hitherto the practice that the holder of the office should be one of the senior and most distinguished officers of the depart meat-one to whom a large body of educated men shall look up to with great respect. We concur witl i our contemporary in thinking that the proposed changes are of a nature to prevent any of the highest medical men in the navy seeking this mutilated superiority over their brethren, since the official status he would have assigned to him will be no better than that of a sen ior clerk, and the entire profession in the navy will receive through him a corresponding depreciation. We sympathi se deeply with our naval brethren in this possibility Of further degradation relatively to the army ; and we shall anxiously await the decision of the present First Lord of the Admiralty, who has taken office under promises to mak e himself the perfect master of a difficult position through personal acquaintance with those officers who have the practical working of departments in their hands—trusti n g that he is not so soon about to subordinate farther, and to remove still another step from him, the officer who is the chief guardian of the health of the Royal Navy.—Briti sh Medical Journal. THE LORD CHANCELLOR UPON PARO- CHIAL MISSION WOMEN. A letter on the above subject has been sent to the Va g by Lord Hatherley, the Lord Chancellor. The followial says his lordship, are the advantages of this scheme : "1. The parish is a definite area to be worked, an d instead of broad-cast, haphazard schemes of benevolenc e, an aim is given, and the effect of the work can be and i° watched. Returns are required weekly by the managers from the lady superintendents of the number of visits made by the mission woman, the amount of moue,' received, and other work done. Each manager receives these returns from specified districts, and visits th e meetings without giving any previous notice. If t he mission be not satisfactorily worked, it is either aban• doned or suspended. A mission may be closed for all cause by the managers, on the one hand, or the clergyma n ' on the other, at a month's notice. "2. The mission woman and lady superintendent have their definite civilising lay work, and the clergyman ig assisted by their co-operation, not thwarted by controver. sial zeal. 3. The mission women are of the same class as those they instruct. A clergyman or lady superintendent migh t make many visits without producing the effect desired. They and the poor , do not often understand each other when it comes to be a question of interference with domestic habits and arrangements. . "4. The test of this effective teaching is furnished by the returns. In the year 1867 over £7,000 (a portion of it in farthings) was collected from the poor of 130 n-liss ic° districts. The society commenced its work with six tair sions, and the deposits in the first year amounted to £ Bs ' A steady increase to the numbers of 1867 is a very note' worthy fact." The Lord Chancellor then goes on to say : T he average cost of each mission is £35 a year. The clergl: man is expected to guarantee a certain portion of this sum, according to the circumstances of the case. Ti l i e only items of expenditure are th e woman ' s sa l a ry an occasionally the rent of a central room, the advance loans being repaid as the capital of each district increases' The total cost of management in 1867 was only £ 180 ; This cost is mainly i ncurre d b y t h e employment of one clerk and the hire of an office, at 15, CoeksPu l ' street. Scarcely a charity can be named where o° ' much is achieved by so small an expenditure. Those wb ° know with what despai r man y a c l erg y man or distric t visitor enters a sick room the window of which is closed , the floor of which is foul with dirt, while the patient 1 3 ° 5. sesses neither bed, bedstead, chair, nor table, perhaps blanket or coverlid, can alone appreciate the transform s ' tion that can be effected by a woman in the same class ° I life as the sufferer, who teaches cleanliness, order, industry' and foresight, through the medium of Christian kindness and Christian example." The Conservative member s for West Suffolk, Lard Augustus Hervey, M.P., and Major Parker, M.P., were en tertained at dinner on Wednesday by their friends and 51113- porters in the Clare district. • STORAGE OF DANGER OUS G OODS. —A Liverp nOl merchant has been summoned before the Liverpool stiPen i diary for having sent to th e S an d on D oc k one case ° hydrochloric acid, without being marked 66 dangerothl goods." This being the fi rs t case of the k i n d w hi c h b° . come under the special A c t b e f ore the magistrates, gated penalty of £lO was imposed. WELSH LIBERAL BANQUET. —A banquet is to b e given on the 24th February, at the Freemasons' Tavern' to the Liberal me m b ers of the Principality. The Big A Hon. 11. A. Bruce, Home Secretary, will preside. 1. conference will be h e ld a t th e same place on the d al f° o lowing, to consid er ma tt ers i n connection with w a l e s in its political aspects. The rejoicings in Limerick over the failure of ° it) petition against the sitting members continued through tvit : nights. Tar bar re l s bl aze d i n various districts. At h " Treaty Stone" four were set on fire, and a 01111 " -r number were placed on the O'Connell monument. An e ~; of Sir Peter T a it was b urned amid the mock "keening ° f the populace. The police patrolled the streets, but no dis turbance occurred. --- - - A man in a cart was cros s i ng th e M anc hester a n d Sheffield and Lincolnshire line on Wednesday as a lugg a g: train close by began to move. The r esu lt was t h a t befor e the horse and cart could get clear the engine caught WS; and carried them up the line for a distance of twenty Y 9r a before the train cculd bo stopped. The horse w. a 101311 0 with three of its legs cut off, whilst th e c art and gears 1q , e 1 ., - 0 broken to pieces. The o ld man , h owever , w ho at in ';, l cart at the time the engine caught it, escaped with a fe serious injuries. Sir Louis Mallet, of the Board of Trade, ba d 3 , 1 i audience with the Board of the Mancheste r Ch a mber of C W o7; memo on Wednesday when a conversati on t oo k place i reference to the recent failure in carrying out the intentn of the Austrian Supplemental Convention by the Govern , 'l l of that country. Ho detail e d th e c i rcums t ances un der Wh i . the British Government was p l ace d w i t h regar d t o the 01,c1 : mate fulfilment of the convention, and referred also to 01 ; negotiations taking pl ace w ith regar d t o th e rev i s ion cf Russian tariff, the French treaty, and the alleged inacc urfA of the Board of Trade returns. The Recorder of Wigan, at the borough seSSi O /34 on Wednesday, advocated a thorough revision of the hcell sing system ; and with reference to beer he said he Wa s : 0 favour of beerhousos in whi c h t h ere i s no temptation to drink so-called ardent spirits. But beor was freque l3 T r o adulterated by the infusion of salt and other even 1 1. 0 injurious ingredients, to provoke unnatural thirst. 0 guard against this dishonest and iniquitous system' at would have competent persons appointed to analys e ' short or uncertain interval; the beer sold in every beer, house, and even in every p u bli c- h ouse. On proo f of e l) ' deleterious adulteration a heavy fine should be inflicted. An unfortunate man named Robinson, w ho o tl bitten by a dog at Halifax several months ago, has died fr°l , 7 o the effects of hydrophobia, this being the fifth case of t o : e kind which has ended fatally at Ilalifax during the la st f o f months. The excitement caused by the announcernento4 the death was intensified yesterday by the report theta 114,60 dog, which h a d come f rom Leeds, had bitten three ehila-bo at Lee Bank. T wo men, w h o pursue d t h e an i m al into to Market-place at H a lif ax , i n or d er t o d es t ro y it, were bi l l ,e by the animal, which also attacked several other deg B3 / 14 , t street. Thcse we r e afte rw ards kill e d, to prevent f ur ' ° mischief. ; ter' The members for East Devon have been el l eir tamed at a banquet at Sidmouth in celebration of th c i o return. Sir Lawrence Palk said they mie lt „ t ies' pond up n it that the surrender and confise'ior of the Irish Establishment was only the bt e P P flre. stone to granting further demands of the Roman Ca t t r rh The objection that the Church in Ireland was the C"' c - if a minority applied also to the English Ch the In his opinion, however, they must retai n Church at all hazards, and the Irish Chtn .ch ur ch .t,ause it was ono of the bulwarks of the v- i aSt in England. And they must do m or e th an that, th e l a a it reform and unite the Church if th e y w i s hed to g il- t iste• against the enemies of the faith and Protestantva Lord Courtenay said alth oug h hi s p ar ty had . 13A prin" . :ts position in the count r y it h a d no t c hanged L fi er „Die cipies. As a compact Opp os iti on th e y wou ld be w il e be et to give effect to their principles than they would I ,l ' q t is had they continued in the position of a Govern lnet3 ...and minority. Mr. Disraeli bad taken a course pa triP l i i ; gentlemanlike ; nothing in his political life became his resignation, which had inaraensyl (string-t. Mikis" • ' dir cot Ivil CC( au( tic)] th e Fel pat for veil Rai the cen Of t iLnd Lod 3 Pei a pet Ntl ww D ( A.an D ( "ktut L ( Ch ttia lute] D a Ar ge