The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

--- •• --,- - . . , • - . . . . , , ___________ _.___. - -- - --- - , ....- .... ... ........ .--. ~. .__ , . . .. , _. ~ • .. ... TH E SU N, L 0 N _ri o ls,T - - a . TTJESDAY , s au o se f G E -NT EN 1 N , --- - ~/ 113_14 It -- -•---- 20„ __. _. ~.......,.:. florAt , ITALIAN OPERA,' of unf4irness. The accept d - f - .. _ . . e o poc e k t borougha and ! brought the wretched exonple of workhouse lihe. the Ist inst., ng 'on the bases to h e a d o pted for comieg , -: T-H.E 'ISH ARE 31 A.atI(E,TS. CON' ENT GARDEN. -.,:-.. • GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. * family counties-those who are snugly returned as rality before the court in the morning. to an u oderstandiog with PfUssia on the propoSitiouS ! •. . Last Ni g ht of Les Huguenots. SEITZ= RAILWAYS R; a matter of course by their hereditary constituencies i On being interrogated, the poor creature stated On THURSDAY,* next, July 22, i t t li k e t h c i s o a l, l e i t g i 0 0 t n i a le ti az w e i n t h - Will be performed Meyerbeees Grand Opera, g r7 g d .e e d. l: t y o b ri: e . ti r e ,c l o h m e m. st o ti n ts c Business done -will h ave to sit in Committee in the Legislative , that the had received an allowance of 2s, 6d. per week Cent. FL LES HUGUENOTS. Pi ues eo a eetoeqUently the reply to the declaration of I Railway& Nominal Prices. te-day. Valentina, Madame Grisi ; Margarita di Valois, Madame Castel- h l ch was not s ' t t Palace at Westminster, to take into cons . deration ! from the perish, w . ,ufficien, o supply e - tee Ist J uly hes lost all real imp irtance '' l . . _.____________.--....-...- ......_.........._................ Chart. & -e ; Dania d'Onore, Madlle. Coui ; Urbane, Macine. s . eg uin ; Mar- the force and value of the charges preferred against the wa l es of her family, and that she bad been wan- T he Emperor of Au . sena gave several audiences ' Dement,. -alto, 11,rr Formes ; It Conte di :•an Bris, Si g nor Poloniiii ; 11 Conte Aberdeen ...... 100a o pa o id 29 3 / 4 to 50% Dutch 13 de Severs, Signer Taguafiee iHe Cosse, Si gno r Luigi me i ;De Retz, ' the cr o wd o f un f or t una t es w h o heppen to have been dering about night after night for the last fortnight, at Pesth on the 13th, and in the eveoing attended Amu.. Not.-, Bost. oe E. East Ind si g nor Gregorio ; the Hugenot Soldier s June. .. . ...... 8% pd • 6 7 / 8 - 714 6% 76% etem ee ; Raul di Nangis, Signor Mario. , Jgnor Soldi ; Meru, Signor placed in other localities at the head of the poll after sleeping under trees or any casual shelter she could the Hungaria n theatre. The inhabitants had a pro- Do. The Incidental Divertissement will be supported by Maalea. Ke- some severel tt d t le with the candidates obtain. The master of the workhouse was tben sent m y-con es e s rugg enade with torches in honour of his MAJESTY. The Valley ••• all pd. 11% - 11% Gt. Ina em ber g and Leblond ; M. Flusse and M. Ruanit. Do. EMPEROR was -the next morning to leave for Semlin Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., Composer, Director of the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Cost& 1 cl brought forward against them by their political an- for, and the usua ass of answers was returned. b Grnd.Jt The performances eommence at Eight o'clock precisely. y steamer." late 33/. 65.8 d., 26/. pd. 9% - 9 d• Louv. a - - Ditto Chest. & Birk., The Austrian journal the Wanderer says-" Se- ' Luxeml GRAND FLOWER SHO W, fh l ' • ' ted all her means ( d k f 1 E with the present state o t e aw in reference to dissipa as. 6 . per wee , or vera uropean powers h ' ave already accepted the pro- 19% - 20% Ditto, ditto ... 17 1 4 pd. ... - ... Do. (B IND d lod in 'tion of the Britis Do. .., LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF M. JULLIEN'S PROMENADE elections-unless the difficulty of the position be food an gg, to say nothing of clothing or posi Ai Government to convoke a B r ig. &Exet.,loo/. pd. d 105 - 107 105 104 CONCERTS, hing !I !) i . congress at London, for the purpose of coming to Caledonian _lOO/. p . 44% - 44% 44% 44 4354 Do., (C obviated by the speedy acceptance of the ballot by was a that way, besides if d . Maria 2 Which are on the same scale of g randeur as at Drury-lane Theatre. ome un erstanding about the re lt•n of the gold 50L & 25/. Cons., all pd. Chest. & Holyh.aall pd. 23% - 24% 23% 24 For particulars of Concert see distinct bills and advertisements. the Imperial Legislature. she had applied to the relieving-officer that mornin s gu ara li d Cork & Bandon, a p 16% - 16 3 / 4 . Do. Ne ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GaRDENS. g currency. Kis said that F D kS d 1 ranee, enmar , we en, - 1 d 5 - 3 d 0% Dub. & Belf.Jct. 4a p . . 4 Namur TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Jinx 21. The illustrations recently furnished of the accuracy ber week's money was due, "It was all in the hands Spain and Porta l h d th 1 ga , aye agree to e proposa . Dundlk &Ennis.; all pd. ... „s o . North. ( The ROYAL sOUTH LONDON FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY of the relievin e oreg ng statements are unhappily too nurne- gaofficer, and she might have applied to The dongress will fth f oi D 0.20/ will hold a GRAND FLOWER SHOW on a most extensive scale, o not commence its sittings before Dundee,Perth, & Aber- Orleans. and numerous prizes will be awarded for the best displays of Stove rous to require their being specified individually. him on Saturday," Aye, she might have done so, November next, hut a statistical office is to, be esta- deen Junc. ... all pd. 8% -9% Paris & and Hot-house Plants -Cape tl. aths-Faschias-Piccotees-Carna- Ditto, New ... 'all pd. ... _ m tions-Verbenas -Cut Flowers-Pines-Gra Ripe Fruit-Honey After a couple of months have elapsed the new p a r- unquestionably, but what would have been the result ? blished for the - preparatory labours." Paris & We learn fr om a East Anglian (25t.L. & &c., and extra prizes are offered by members of the Society for liament will assemble, according to Ministerial We might Frankfort that the annual de - M " E. and L. & D.)100L p 4% - 43/, Paris & Roses and British Plants. ~,; cratio fe "le has Paris & gone off very quietly. The number Do (IBL E. & 11.)all pd. 3% -3% The various amusements conclude with a grand display of Fire- b a " Call s iri a promise, for the purpose of being inaugurated 3' p t from the vasty deep, but will they comer , Rouen i (forks and Eruptions of Mount Etna. of democrats who attended was consid bl 1 h • 0/ dll .-- 11% era y ess t an East.Countees...2 .p . 11% on 11 10% An extra Military Band will perform durin g the afternoon. brief session-when it will very speedily a ppear how and we fancy that the call would be nearly as fruit- last year. The naeetin hld•th f t g was e in e ores , near Eastern Union, clan A, rse , Sambre I ''' St Ani Doors open at One, Flowers on view till Seven.-Feeding of the many of the members recently returned are accused less in one case as in the other. What, ask the re- the town. late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7% -7% Aiiimals at Five; Jullien's Concert, a Quarter to Seven ; Fireworks lo ed lie • The National - Do.. - do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... (A) . and Eruption, a Quarter to Tea. by their unsuccessful opponents of having emp y ung .„,„ffi cer to a d va nc e the money two days before , Gazette of Berlin states that the ne- Tours f Do., do B eae Ce 11 d saa 55/ -, • ~ al3 • 8 - a 5% Admisqloa (as usual), One Shillin g , tiations betwee bribery as the means for elevating themselves i n t o it was due iw e can easiiy imagine the nature of the go „ n the Prussian and French Govern- East Lancashire, all pd 20 - 20% 20 X2O \Veit F , ments tor th West. t e protection of literar ro ert have been Do New uar all d BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- the lower branch of the Legislature. Several of the response that would be returned. Not Wave& TWIST 9 resumed. y p p y E. . Q . ~ p ttt ........ & W. India Docks DROME, epared and in re u s for more q e t would occasion greater horror petitions here referred to, as already Pr and Bir. Junc o . all pd 58 -62 Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, We read in the Prussian Gazette of the 17th :- Is now OPEN for the Season ! ' ust be confes active course of preparation, are, it Ps sed, and astonishment than the application for money • " Several journals have stated that the Prussian Go- E. &W. Yk. Jnc. all p . - ••• Agua 1 The most popular place of amusement in London. Edinb..& Glas. ' •• '2 ,100/.pd 70 - , 70 Anglo- In conse q uence of the immense success of the ROYAL STAG On the very face of each as imperatively demanded before it was due ! and then as to the allowance being vernment had abatdoned the policy that it had pro- Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 25 -27 25 Asturie HUNT, it will be repeated every evenin g until further notice. laimed, on the • the name of justice as others are shamefully uns d ue th a t morning, what would be the use of that if c . . _ customs question. All that has been Glas. &S.-West.,lool.p ... - ••• Austra Mr. Batty has entered into Engagements with various French in said on th Artistes of celebrity from the Hippodrome, Paris, who will appear justifiable, being traceable only to party spleen and she had perished with her children during the pre- is subject is unfounded." Great Northn.,too/. pd 8914_ - 90% 89% 90 Austra' in several pleasin g scenes.-Wondert'al feats on the Persian Column, DO. %S. A Stk., : 100 L p 51 -- 53 Austr. by the Brothers Elliot, which suraasses all g ymnastic performances private animosity. That matters should have become ceding night, as she might have . done but for the ITALY. Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 126 - 128 127 Ave M ever witnessed. . th f Ins e thus confused in several places during e course of the humanity o p ctor &retorts ! In the sitting of the Piedm S t f tbe Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 4- 47 46% % Brit. A By Particular Desire, a Grand Balloon Ascent in the Royal ontese ena e, o Great Weetn., 100/. pd 104 - 105 104 103% 104% British Hippodrome Balloon, on I'HUR,DAY. July 22. recent elections can scarcely be matter of surprise we 14th, the Mi n i The " worthy" magistrate, and in this instance titer of Grace and Justice read a Royal Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 85 -90 89 1 . 103% % Braz. I Doors open at Half-past Five, the Entertainments coMmencing at Do. Thirds 11/.13 4d 11 Do. C Six o'clock precisely. when it is remembered how much has been at stake use the well-merited term with sincere pleasure, a d, decree proroguine the present session of Parliament to tie' 18 hf X - s _ , • p -12 p Pm A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. between the belligerents, between the candidates of ministered a strong rebuke to the officials. He said," that et 0 ovember. The same decree was read Lanc. & X ork., 100/. Pd 85% -86 85 5 / 8 84% 84 % Do. St Admission-Reserved Seats, a s . ; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, to the Chamber of Deputies by tbe Minister of the Do., 9,aarters ...all pd .., _ ... Carson Is.; Third ditto, ad. the Government and the candidates of the Opposie admitting the master's statement of drunkenness to Interior. , Do. e ifths .141. pd 3% -2% di& xd 10% x.d Cobre t 11111111M1111.1• -.2093011 , be n o question, for example, that be correct, poor-law relief, in cases of urgent dis- Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11%p 2% - 2 dia. Colona tion. There can The Gazette de Bede states that the French Em- Leeds Northern all d 1 p 7% -18 17% % % Copiap HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. the Examiner, is perfectly correct tress,.. was not to be withheld on questions of charac - bassY in Berne a ppli e d t o th e F e d era l C ounc il to pre- Liv.Crsbe&Sthiste all p ... - ... our contemporary , Eng. a First appearance of Madlle. Pavan% THIS EVENING, • • that in such places as Dartmouth, ter. This poor woman was foiled' destitute and ex in its surmise, vent the expulsion of M. TRIERS, and that the Coun- Loud. & Blackw., all pd 8% -a- Bv a 8% 3 44 Genets Will be presented Rossini's Opera of as cil answered Lon. Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 109 - 110 109% 108% 107% Gold T LA CENERENTOLA. e l:m a tte r°, Devonport, Greenwich, Sandwich, Wind- hausted, without a place to lay her head. There w ~ thet it entertained no intention of Lon.'& N.West. 10 1. Gd E , 0 p 132% - 132% 132% 3 / 4 % 131% r . _ _ executing an y such design Do. Quarters...2s/. pd 32% -33 82% Great La Cenerentola, Macllle. Faylant ; Don Remiro, Signor Calzolari ; sor, and Rochester the influence always powerfully great neglect on the part of somebody. . Suppose The P . * Dindini, Signor Ferrsuati ; Alidoro, Signor Fortin! ; Don Ma g nifico, . tedinontese Gazette, of the 16th, announces Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5% - 6 p 17% Lake Si g nor Lablache. In favour of those who are in office has been na- she had died from exhaustion and neglect, those who the co l mp ete recovery of the Queen of SARDINIA from Do. 101.,M &B. (c) lip 2% -2% p Libert To conclude with an entirely new Ballet, ~,„e te turally employed in behalf of the interests of the had refused to pay her the requisite attention would Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the "--- the effects of,the late miscarriage. Lop. & S.-West, 100/. p 99 - 100 99 % 98% 99% Lon. 8 by lif. Nadand, entitled - Administration. This is but precisely what might have got, and most deservedly too, into most The Do. New,so/., 42% pd 1 dis. - par CrllBl Official Journal of the Two Sicilies, of the 7th, . ZELIE i ou, l'Amour et la Ma g ic. r, contains a . e Do. New-40/. -34/. pd 1 die. - par Mexi. By Madlle. Caroline Rosati, Wines. Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux, have been expected in tlse reversedirection, supposing serious trouble." He then directed that the inspect° _ . royal decree entrusting the Lyceura 01 Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 14% - 14 3 / 4 New ( Allegrini, Loaise Fleury ; MM. Di Matta and Duran d * t h Box- the Whigs had still continued to hold in their grasp to whom he paid a well-merited compliment for his illerno to the Jesuits. Man. Bus. & Mat. all p 3aa_ 3% Nouve Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be m ade at e -Th • office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. the reins of the Government. The result of the elec- conduct in the transaction, should attend before the e Ezsorgimento of Turin (a Ministerial organ), Man. Shef. & Lin.,loolp 831 4 _.341 4 34 % 33% ta Port I' f th -____-----_ ther . 0 e 16th, states that the address of the Arch- Do. Manch. &Lincolnl Quart; ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDE.N. tions in these quarters is not so much, we repeat, board of guardians with the woman, and see w he . bishops ad B . n 'shops of the kingdom to the Piedmon• . Union 4l. 2s. pd 3 -2% dis. • Santia THIS EVENIN.'O, _ _ . __ _ to be surprised at, or to be regarded as a source of the board did not think it their duty to inquire tese S Midland 100 L pd 78 - 78% enate against the Civil Marriage Bill cannot 78 77% %77 Soath Will be repeated Spohes g rand Opera of FAusT. . Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 44 -46 their be tak ' [76% 77% Tin Cr Cunegonda, Madame Casteltan ; Rosin,a, madlle. Anna Zerr ; Sico- chagrin and disappointment. But feelings of whether some person had not disobeyed en into consideration by the Senate, not having Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... -„„ • Herr k ormes; Fausto, Siraior Ron- Unitec ax, Madlle. aeguin ; aletistofele , ... ,„ ~,,, . ._2 We been written in the form of a petition. The first Do. % Shares, 17% pd ••• - ... eoni; Gulfo, Si g nor Polonini ; Keilleger , ''gn9r -"seel'-"4 ,w . ohlhaldt, a poi th t • t d ' ' b b d rd IN nd ht therefore to be punished. gnan escription cannot ut e arouse , o e,, a oug West ] signor semi ; wavier, Signor mei ; Moor, Si g nor Gregono ; F rac . w,.h signature wcas & Carl. all pd ... _ o. on the other hand, when it is observed that seats have shall await the result of this inquiry ii• - to the document is that of Monsignor Ne • Yuba. ni • I:Igo, Signor Tamberlik. Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ••• - ... 'Taco, Si g nor Stige , . me we ins.BANZONI, the exiled Archbishop of Turin. Dr, Louis Spohr, the composer, will preside in the Orchestra. been here and there gained, it is to be feared, by in. considerable curiosity, but in the mean LI Newmarket - all pd 49 -51 commence at Eight o'clock. he AustrE Newport, Abergaven., Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the he conduct f r ARNOLD tO t dividual efforts somewhat unjustifiable in their would commend t 0 ba , GREE CE. Brit. at the Box-office of the Theatre w ' Ni g ht or Season), . , inch is open Yet, that these efforts should some. notices of his brother justices, as a Model wor y tb of - and Ilerefordee.l2/ pd 3% - 3 di& 934 34 Coloni character. We have received intelligence from Athens to the N ewr y & Ennisk. 7% p 2 -2% 'clock • from Eleven till Five o , and of the principal librarians and t that his 7th ' Cons. c iesellers. mns times have been adventured upon was on ly w h a t imitation in such cases. And we trus- Inst. Th e Monk CueisTormaaos still evaded Norfolk lOO/. pd 45 -47 Len. 8 T i•LEATRE 114) YAL, HAY MARKET. h 1 o might rationally have been expected at a time when woes me y b caution ma be oroo in min d by re- the search made after him. The agitation which had Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 dis. Londo ha. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager old Brompton. lievin officers and othe that in cases Prevailed was gradually subsiding. The Courrier North. Coun.Uta 3% Pd 3 - 23 % dis• Lon. 8 The Last Ni g ht but One of the Season. party passions had become so very painfully and, in g r officials, (Oh' s h h North British ...2o . p - 1 d 34% - 35% 34 % Nat. F THIS EVENLNG, occasional instances, so very manifestly exacerbated. of death from exhaustion and neglect, " those who enes ote 7t says- Nth. Devoe, No.l, 13/.p 6% -6% dis. Do. ] A new Comic D ama, in five acts, entitled "M. Persiani, chargé draffaires of Russia, has ad had refused to ath tion would get, d Do , No. 2 5/apd .., - .., Nat. o THE FOUNDLINGS. How far this irritation became apparent in the course p y e requisite atten , re.sed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs a note in D 0.., IA A, def all pd 2% -2% Orient Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray Ho e • o e h i • • t a b e indi- and most deservedly too, i n t o mo st serious trouble.' which he as k s f or e xplanations relative to a domiciliary D o ., a a B, guar W. pd - -... e- ... . ItErs. Fitzwilliarn, Mrs. Buckin g ham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, a' nd w Mis's - t e e ectioneering movemen m y Prov. Vining. cated by allusion to such incidents as those A. due consideration thereof may possibly instil into visit which had been made in the house of Father North Stafford. 17% p 5- 5% dis. 11% 12% Do. : To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX. ENERAL their hearts a little sometbin . hich it not " hu- (Eeonomos a Russian subject. It is said that the North-Westena all pd ... - ... , , • Union PEDIENT. in which from one hustings the ATTORNEY -G g w I note expresses surprise at such a step being taken N. & S.-W. June. • 6/ p 2 - 3 p. Do . Atter which KEELEY WORRIED BY BITCKSTONE. . i "iS a 1 we can ho e • Oxf. Wor &Wol all p 24% -25 exclaimed that he wished the cheap loaf had stuck in Malal Y, t east the best substitute p With respect: to a person enjoying public conside- e __ , e e __ _ 243 5 1 * . A 2 24A%% Union To conclude with DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND. s ttish Central 100/. p 76 7a Union the throat of one of his free-trade interruptors, and in for under the circumstances of the case. ration, And asks tO be informed of the result of the °c° cottish Midld., 100/. p 56 -•-- 58 THEATor.: ion At, WeLetil. - PruPaSiiOn. , Tho answer of the Government is which, from another huatings, the SECRETARY at - 9% , a p 9% Austr Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. •on was made in Baia to have been that the visit iu questi . . Do. B all pd 6% -6% Canae THIS EVENING, WAR addressed the assembled multitude as the vilest THE 14 -I RENcid . gEPUBLIC • virtue Of a regular warrant from - tho examining magis- Will be performed the Farce of THE MOTHER AND CHILD Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. p ••• - ... dis. Coppe ARE DOING WELL. Lieutenant O'Scupper, Mr. Paul Bedford ; rabble he had ever seen, and one that he, in conse- ______s e -- trate of Patrae; that, according eo the Greek law, such . Shrewsbu. and Chester • land Mr. Felix Fluffy, Mr. Wri g ht t Maxwell, Mr. Worrell ; Emily, Miss We have received the Paris journals of yesterday, measures were adopted alike against foreigners and (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19% - 20% 20 Do quence, most heartily despised ! Emma Harding. nativee wheaever the proper authorities considered such Do. Halves all pd 9% - 10% 10 Eastei To be followed by the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, A dispatch from Strasburg, aated, half-past twelve a , It would have been well for the credit of both can- ov . Mr. Eniery ; Paul Pry, Mr. Wri g ht; Grasp, Mr. 0. Smith ; Mr. . lock yesterday, announced that in the morning th e e course necessary in order to discover an offending 'Do. Oswestry all pd 14% -15 14% 15 14% Gen. Willis. Mr. Wo '1 ; Phcebe, Miss Woolgar ; Eliza, Miss L. Honey. didates and constituencies if all the contested elec- ,-,___. s , Shro Unio % narty , thee accordiag to that law also, the conduct of , P. n -.6 pd 2Th -2% d. Gen.S rufaCE I - RESIDENT had crossed the Rhine by t h e e , , Do AB C pin g After which, a devilish new Extravaganza, caued MEPHISTO • tions throughout the United Kingdom had mem- • such a matter was essentially secret, from which it fol. •,, , & D fully PIIELEs. Characters by Mr. Honey, MN% Fitzwilliam, and Miss bridge constructed by the Engineers, and gone to l • ld b 't d t'l th pd. up at per cent. .:. -50- 46 dis. • Irish] , owed that nothing cou e commumca e un i e sa , woolear. bled the contested election that took place in the Kehl, wh h • a 1 ., Ft d t ere e reviewea tee _a_en _Toops amidst tne affair, after the preliminary investigation was over, bad utn Devon' all pd 20 -21 Penin A-rrl,EY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. borough of Lancaster. There the struggle which loudest acclamation. He re-entered Strasburg es- been sent before the Chamber of the Council, and tbat, South-Eastern South Wale IOOL pd 76 -77 75% 76% 75% -Do. Under the Patronage of her Mafesty and his Royal Highness took place between the rival candidates could scarcely cort. dby the envoys of the foreign powers. consequently, the Governm t en could not at that moment s h IL , ' all po 41% - 41% 41 % Royal Prince Albert. The Del= day contains a long reply by ~ats of yester . satisfy the application of the chargé d'affaires. Father (nit orkshire aid . Univs Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. have been more energetic in its character. Yet, River Dun 151 ea 1 1% p 16% % - • ~._ ..... ,andl The meet successful and popular Theatre in LondOn. M. Elates CHEVALIER to the last article of the Con- CEsonomes, it is said, is implicated in the affair of the Do. Do ' 5/. pd ... - ••• The Laat Week of St. George and the Dra g on. although such was the case from first to last, the • . stitutionnel in favour of the Protectionist principle. Monk Christophoros." Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ..- - . THIS EVENING, gentlemanly bearing of those who were principally The concluding portion of this article, which we sub . -_______ . . Stock. & Har. 16/ 2s. 3d. ...s -- .. ••• MO 'Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of ST. Taff Vale EORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Alfred Cooke. engaged in the contest appears to have been not for join, is written with great force :- ' HAYMARKET THEATRE. - 126/. pd 159 -161 To be tonowed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes ot the Arena, intro- a . Thames Haven Dock - . Th acing themost numerous e q uestrian company in Europe. l•t t ' ' t d T . sing e ins an in.errup e . he two i era ~ r. Lle ls M "We ask all men of good s faith whether it is not no- ThUrsday; the closing night of the summer season, is ap- and Railway ...19/.. pa ,2- 2% fo conclude with a Laughable farce. SAMUEL GREGSON and Mr. BAYNES ARMSTRONG torious that France has at present a body of very clever propriated to, the benefit of Mr. Frederick Webster, who puts Vale of Neath... 171.. pd 14 - 14% 14 estim forward a most attractive programme for the entertainment .mmediately will be produced, a g rand Spectacle, written expressly ' manufacturers, and that in most branches of znanufac- Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6% - 6 'Th 6% for e] rthe Amphitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitled PETER THE were returned, in lieu of the Derbyite Mr. JOHN tares we are not inferior to any one, but, on the con- of his patrons, among whom his brother Freemasons will not Waterfd. & Lim all pd 21% - 22% 22% at pr. eiREAT. fail to muster in strong array. The performances will be sus- West Corn 11 13/ pd 10 - 10% 250 1 Tickets to be bad at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily. ELLIS and of the Peelita Mr. THOMAS GREENE, trary, above almost every one? •Is it not notorious that tained by the entire strength of the Haymarket company, West Lond w e a * n -.all pd ... - ... at 6i Sta g e Mana g er. Mr. Leclercq. uch branches as sell their goods dear to tbe üblic that thereby securing a gain of one, in that quarter, to the s . . P , . together with other distinguished artists. Mr. T. C. King, ya., New. & Ber. 1004 76 -77 76% 76 Rails state of things results from the fact offoreign competition an admirable tra edian who has ac uired an extraordina ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. cause of her MAJESTY'S Opposition. Yet, al- g ' g rY Do. & New. Ex. 204 6 -6% dis. Th Open for the Season, h - ffi ' 1 • 1 d h h • - not eying su cient y stimu ate t em, or ot t eir pos- celebrity at the Theatre Royal, Dublin (and the acute critics Do. G.N.E. purc. 9/. p ley - Is/ dis. 8 % Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. though the analysis of the votes at Lan- sessing a monopoly-which nothing justifies? Can is te of the sister metropolis, who have been loud in his praise, are York &N. Mid 100/ • 8 8 week, Last Ni g ht but Three or Mons. ,ruLtipai, and of the Concerts caster reveals the excitement p rovo k e d a mong contested that a multitude of regulations, which may no favourers of mediocrity), makes his first appearance at this • •Pd 55 -54 53 52% Fis d'Ete on the same scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre. Promenade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. all parties in the course of the polling-227 votes have been suitable thirty or forty years back have at house on Thursday evening in the character of Shylock. The PILEPEDENCE SIMMS& gene( GRAND FRUIT AND FLOWER snow. b h • ' ' E r h ' present, yt e progress ot time, become hurtful? Have ng is nightingale, Miss Louisa Pyne, also contributes her Aberdeen all pd ... -.... Th TO-MORROW, July 21, A GRAND FRUIT and FLOWER being divided between aids and GREENE, 52 be- no; all the ministers of commerce who have succeeded valuable aid ; and in the lau g hable farce of The Spita/fie/ds' Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 3% ... ... 3% about SHOW, by the Royal South London Horticultural Society, Open tween Emas rl Ce Wthrer Mr J L Toole of whose comic Dowers of enter an- -REGSON, and 60 between ELLIS each other, trona the commencement of the peace, from ' •' ' ' = Caledonian, 1 - 01. 100/p 98 - 102 101% 102 loa b 2,01 to all Exhibitors. An extra Military Band. No additional charge. tainment we have been enabled to speak very favourably on Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 19 -20 Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT and ARMSTRONG, while 13 plumpers were given for M. de St. Cricq to M. Cunin-Gridaine, repeatedly from more than one occasion, makes his cleblit on the regular stage. Dundee Per &Aberd. nese ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid ~., the tribune warned the manufacturers who were pro- oppol In ever B h FW b • 'hl •I d •' •' y respect rot er . e ster is ric y entit e to an Junction all pd 5% -6% weigl and interesting Mena g erie-Promenade Concert by Gochtey's un- t.TREGSON, 56 for GREENE, no less than. 74 for Euesl teeted in an exorbitant manner that it was only for a overflowing house. E. Ang.(3/ 103)6 pc. all 3 - a te a rivalled military Band-Various Amusing Novelties -Concluding at and as many as 81 for ARMSTRONG-the good feel- time? Did not the manufacturers accept that declare- by so Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p ... - m representing the Interior ot the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the an g was preserved up to the last moment among all tion? Is not the sum of one milliard 200 millions paid BA2 TY'S GRAND NATIONAL .111PPO- Do. (7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ..a. - - quani Ancients), with the Caverns and For g es of Vulcan and his Cyclops, th • d"d 1 • " ted in the agitation. T his by the French public to the iron trade from 1814 to Eastern Counties Ex., eV he: the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a ein Ito uri 3 imeres 1848, over and above what the same products would have DROME.. sp. c. No. 1 all pd 1% - ly, p x ,d ' pm x.d vario Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads . receiving the honourable circumstance we regard as mainly h neral market, a sufficient sacrifi d A numerous audience last night assembled at this de- D 0 . , e Armour of Achilles. St in t e ge cu • ce? an ii 11 d es/ - aa o. IVO. Zaz , i i p 1% p m . Agai ghtfulplaee of amusement, to witness a grand balloon as- The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens , in- if not exclusively, attributable to the 1 ga.- oug ht not steps to be now taken to p u t a slop to suc h tA cent, which was added to the other varied attractions offered Do. New 6p.c. St . 10 14% - 14% that eludin g three elephants, two giraffs, four ostriches, two camels, lent beari n the defeated candidates- state of things? Would it not be wise t o turn i nto t h e -. by the spirited p rietor. Mr. Batt appears determin e d • Eastern Union Scrip, forws lions, a r , c , g of Guar. 6 per ct....ale p 17% .... Jim 17X 50,3( Doors open from Nine A.K. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- but more particularly to the gentlemanly and . Treasury the premiums which the smug g l ers rece ive, to spare neith e - rop y d hismagnificent , r labour nor expense to ren er cert at llaiy-past Six. Fireworks about Ten. which would be an easy matter by re pl acing prohibitive establishmatit werthy of his own well-merited reputation, - E D0..10/. Deb. S • h all p Rom! ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. straightforward course pursued by Mr. JOHN duties by moderate ones? Is not all that we are here re- and of the liberal patronage of the inhabitants of the that aSt. Lancashire, 6 per Th _. . . 'te in conformit • Eoreis, both towards the local possessors of the fran. commendicg qui . l f _ y with the letter and 11? tropolis in t - he world. Shortly after six o'clock, the infia- ct. Q uer . Shrs.. , all pd . e; -, es . and t e n hay' !East & We s t Yorkshire s" io . ing b ee , tok the' fully completed, two gentlemen 0 .ir i. ___._ a ..t _ 8 a ,. p .. sales, HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. chise generally, and to the two newly-elected repre. snirit of the princip es o 1 i 89? Is not the mass of pro- seats in the car ha th •1 P linurus, the sky pilot, e aaeation, sh• 11 a ... -..... ,w i e e aerie a dono Tins DAT - Morning • 56 min. after 3 I Evening 17 Min. atter 4 'n the trium h o la-ibitive duties which constitute the •ee • present tan- dia- took his dar of oor a'dlia., Per. & Dun. 5% , To-Moarcow-Monung 37 rain. after 41 Evening 1 min. eater 5 sentatives. While we rejoice i P f Mr. Metrically opposed to such principles? These are the s M g Seat on the hoop, after the m anner p of per te 11 pd ... ..., cen . • a ()rale. An accid e t h he aeronauts. n ad nearly oocurred to t _ ... .. -• ... THE WEATHER.-Suer OFFICE, JuLy 20 that a Peelite, such a , to discuss ! i •n place ot lauechie o • not quit e clear the inclosure, and apo o gut into vague declares- Gt N ' ee I o r a l . sp. c. all pd 16 ..... x.d state we cannot but lament the woodwork was - • d A thrill of hernia ran 16% x.d carrie away. THERMOmETER, IN THE SHADE. ected chair= li o ns ag ainst tree trade, and against unlimited liberty of through the Lie. 5p c. red. sc. all p 14% assembly, but the consternation was speedily -- 14% next Mr. GREENE, formerly the resp nof the commerc e which it know Gre t W t. - 77-highest since noon yesterday. have been alto e s perfectly well no one recom. appeased, 'when the monster Machine sailed away . r i , South. &es time 59 -lowest this morning and during the night. House of Commons, should g ther, at men ds. JE , -, is by discussing the real and practical side of majestically, and the adventurous trio afforded unequivocal 1 e ( reland) Bths all pal 8% -. 9 abrot 73•-• this day. at noon. present, deprived of the opportunity of entering t h e questions now on the order of the day that the p r ess evidence that ft, -eV had not been seriously injured by the t , Ot. West. (Berks 8s- 11. - • . invea BAnoregrau, 30.15. again within the walls of the Legislature - can s I all worthil fulfil its mission and r a - 1 Collision. The et y , eaeve itse.t f . .. ag hunt then came off, to s .. aaaav e x the great delight • a''at. 5 Per ee1:1Q... 6 Pd at -1% p 100 i o the audience of the ladies a , • e Di d 4% 100/. p .„ ' from the reproach which has been so often brOught- , who witnessed the daring riding -- ••• . Thre WLID S.W.-dull, cloudy weather. while we cannot consider the but defeat ag ainst it of being only an instrument of sterile and gentlemen of th e establishment. This was followed by , 'io. Do 80/. pd ._ __ ... esa ne • ' ''' r e_ and-t - of Mr. JOHN ELLIS, formerly M.P. for the borough ideology," , - other scenes, among which the chariot races, under the 'guide ~ &shire and Yo • DAILY WEATHER TABLE. • ance of the Grecian Maids, the d ert races by theosteiclaes ..7Vre, F. 201. ..,61. pd p ar _, e Marc "state of the Wind and Weather at each of the following of Newry, a matter of regret to the Free-traders in he Union th We gave last week from t e protest of drawing cars with th • A es 'a 1 eir rab gui es, tie s , truggle for ei-ica 6 p. c. Stk. 100/. p ... _ . 74 .. P 148 x ,d pram Jueee s places at Nine o'clock yesterday mo • • _ The stations the House, while it must necessarily be felt as a DON MIGUEL of Portugal. The Uni on makes this liberty vibe rival Greeks, and the admirably contested flat , Northern, 6 per ... __ . Fo protest the text of an attack uon En land • • r ace by ladies, elic' - "In cent. N o 1 13/. pd . '' p g , which it Iced the most enthusiastic applausae ." Do. D • . per ( N 17/. d *. -- ••• a re arranged in order ot latitude. severe loss to the supporters of her MAJESTY's Govern- accuses of fomenting in all countries a spirit of revo- - deed, .there as ne e , w 7 - POrtion of the entertainments whieh did ~ les. D°• o. 2 P .... ....... firm 1 PLYMOUTki-W Ind S.. gentle breeze -overcast. variety of opportunities will 1 • ot ricuiy merit t h freely and o. N o 3 5/. Pd . -- relent. Fortunately a ution. This is an old charge of the Legiti 't n 0 approbation which was . n -o Q ' 1d .. ••• mark Buieserros- \ lind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. mIB liberally accorded. ill think of • ra, 1848 ...9 • p - ._ ... We t t h t erson sr hear fleeenesse-Wind S W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. soon be afforded once more to the electors, organs, but it is regularly re-produced whenever the leaving th 4) metropolis • rus tano p . . , Hi __ o. Londo n & 'B r ig. g uar. without Devine a visit to tne yp 5 been per cent. _lOO/. Pd ... .- SouriaAearrore-Wirid W., stron g breeze-overcast. by availing themselves of which the " pick "of the slightest opportunity presents itseif of returnin t d g o mime. We only su • .- - • II nvinced ggest a single visit, being fu y co FOLKESTONE -Wind W., gentle breeze-partially 1 d Con y. Do Pr 5s k loot "' exist: Tir.suRIDGE-I.Vind S., gentle breeze- overcast. defeated candidates on both sides may still be re- the subject. . that no persuasion will be required to ensure a second and - • • pc. t . • ... - ... Do. Con sla u 1852 all • , will r GREEN 'aaaCH-Wind S., gentle breeze - partially cloudy. turned to the new Parliament. Under these cir- itutionnel has a lon article on the in- The Const g . _. . many subsequent attendances at this truly national place of amusement. The ascent of the Royal Hippodrome Balloon e Do. N.d r " ' 01 - - - 6nc 10 • p ... - ... to th , &moo D -Wind W., g entle breeze-clondy. finance which the gold discoveries in California and - e si, t b aon. &N . we ((.3 ~, B z - instri a joice to w i cumstances we shoul- re tness the is, we n o e repeated on Thursday, under the guidance e -, ... • 0 • Syr/mix:lN-Wind S.W.. gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Australia may have on the currency. It shows that of M s , chambers. es unet.) ap . e. 13 % pd „. __ _. the r Coulee:silos-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. return by some Radical constituency of a the alarm which was manifested lest these discoveries La.& S.W.Co.3ds.sa p gee .- 4 % p mak( r. emG e-Wind S., strong breeze - Partially cloudy. distinguished Re f orm er lik e Colonel PET RON- should have an almost immediate and sensible effect _____________-_ Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13% -14 beins Laamouxii-Wind NV, gentle breeze-cloudless. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Man., Sheff., & Linen. Was THompsopr an d of an eloquent and ener- was unfounded, and expresses its approbation of the Qr. Sh N 1 all pd 10% - 11% The returns from the following places indic a t e the state of NE : r ; ' LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST D e 0. ••• . year, lhe w i n d an d we ather on Saturday morning at nine ge'tc Free-trader like Mr. JOHN Ewa by some refusal of the French Government to comply with o. New, 1.01. ...all pd 13 - 1. 3% of 13( o'clock :- f constituency devoted to the cause o the Derby the recommendations that were made to it to take , precautions, which the Constitutionnel contends were RAILWAY. Traffic -Week ending Jiily 17, 1852 ... Z 15,088 15 8 Do. 61 . ,31. pd 1-- 1 aap Mid C 100/. feren Week endin g 13,e42 16 4 D • on. 6p F St. , - -... giver loud ' Lteetteacx-Wind S.Vir., calm -partially c y, Government-upou the same understanding that tne Traffic- July 19, 1851 ... 0.,C 0n Bris & Bin, not called for by circumstances. It adds :- -. Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ••• 39,400 8 6 Two. eatuaow-Wind S. Wa, gentle b r eeze-cloudy. 6 - :100/. pd 151 ..... saa 162 Re Mb Lusa:ea-Wind S., gentle breeae-overeast. country is now looking forward to the return for " Does it follow that we wish to deny the importance Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 39,697, 13 9 _ per cent... I 11 p . Do. Erewash Va . a ••• - ... 13 1•Taao -Wi n d s E., gentle breeze -partially cloudy. King' s n ssounty of Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS, very of new gold mines? That would be to the rejected of the disco . . . Total number of p Week ending . ee , .. assengers- , Do. Leic. &Swanning. Weal Poo eze-cleudless. Le-Wind S.W., gentle bre . of D ta „.., °- : 10 , and to the return for Ayrshire of Mr. go be3ond our ideas. It is not only California, it is 'Lily 1 7 ,1852 ... 116.353 other 8 pe r c. Guar. 100/. p ... -..... p asse ngers ... Xl2 557 12 1 PORTSMOIIIII-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. .r..D Australia, which has just added to the production of Do. Preference ...51. p par -% p 5% In BW.Glrrote-W' d N in .E., gentle breeze-rain. WIRD esatrivszei e the rejected of Liverpool. old It the workings are kept up on a large scale, they g • ••• cl 3 2,531 Goo , ~.. 3 7 Norfolk Exten all pd 22% -23 x.d 22% % x.d Chry ------ Hearceos-Wind S.E., light airs-rain. , --.., 00 .----- evidently must, atter a certain period of time, change Total ... £15,088 15 8 • Do. Gr. 5% p et. all p 6 -6% In S oulateaterrON-Wind ay., gentle breeze-rain. Relieving fa the relations existing between the value of the two pre- Do w a vnv 'Val. 2/. p 1% -2% 'ties 0 cers, and other parochial author' , . Total miles open, 1852, 17 - 31 . ditto, 1851, 173%. N ' - ' d 113 11 comp ast lioucirsroxis-Wind S. W l• h - breeze-overc • ~ eg t do not appear f 1 mons metals. This is, we admit, a serious question, Terminus. July 19. 18 I ' orth British 100/. p %- 6% Turtartuaaee-•Wind S., gentle breeze--rain. 4 ly to understand the responsibilities which tbe Government t t 1 •Is f A le . d mus no ose sig to . le London 52, North Stafford....all pd ... - „., ways GREENWICH-Wind 8., gentle breeze-rain. attached to their •• : . altuatems. In many instances they of monetary congress of the different powers has been OUTH . 5 EASTERN RAILWAY. Ord. Won & Wol., 15/. formi 811100 D -Wind N. W., gentle breeze-cloudy- . act as if their onl d traffic recei Gross pts for passengers 6 per c ent.... 12% pd 3% - 3%p 15% % ‘, l 3' nty was to repel every claimant talked of, but vie know not whether there is any truth _-_-_____ and goods, week endin g July 17f Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd 3% - 3%p 6% Wale on ehe funde, and to at e " h in the report. It would, perhaps, be the best means of , 185 2 - t t grd t e mos urgen cases. .£l7 624 2 4 Shrews. & Bin N.G. all' 11 - 11% miles ev 0 f., 4 4RfL4 ?' • If the unfortunate applicat: be reduced to the utmost avoiding the crisis which may ultimately result from the Ditto, July 19, 1851 ... ... ... 19,611 8 7 Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. panie )de , A , - a, ,S;''''.;,.., I , d ~ ' I P tl-1 extremity of destitution h e adoption of isolated measures." , is rudely turned from The Union says that 800-MazA has announced his Decrease in 1852 „ £1 98 7 6 3 ..-•----- , mi re ) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -- 18 y, South Devon all pd 16 -17 Traci' • ••• , el% al A 7N",-` - ..,,-, ( -- - 7 1 - 7-7*V•;• . . TA-, -ii,4: the door-if he decl rtht h e - • • minus, a l e travei 7 . e - , ae a must die if relief be intention of abjuring the Mahometan religion, and London Ter Y 19, 1852.- Do. New 1% pd %ens. -% p by a 'A. . 1..\. , '7 ,-- .`•:/-,' ) 'l' , c• , ?:•• • -\ . : 48 . ' 7:": As l *" .- ,- -1 , -- ~. -V A',.. 4 ,4.5%, A. 5 F . ,- 4, -7 5;., ; ,, ,.- , .-,......,,,,,,;... much longer withheld, there becoming a Roman Catholic. St.-Est. 4% pc. 10/. pd ••• - „„ - - 'l, ..,3 ..;=tl •. " til... .;'.).3 ., X , ,, .... j 0. . , - * ~- ~,, 16 alwaYs one at hand ______________ 95,92 'al aa •a,e e e - 'l , l h it 6 , ,A ' are ..... a ... ... e ... . Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 - -21 ------___e- ...a.ss ' e-' . t - ready to " dare the rascal t - • The Feur-and• a-Half per Cents. opened at 103 f. 35c., . miles a ---ssz - - . •WZO , s - a "........... o 11 0 it." Such a BRIGHTON CnAST RAIL. Stock. &Hart. gd. 5p c ' and closed at 103 f. 200, for the end of tbe month ; the LONDON, , AND Sorrel - the death might, however, prove am e - Ter have authority for t ' hat the directors f until July 1,1856, all p as ---________ ___________ re inconvenient Three per Cents. closed at 79F An . - ....e.; Orleans Railway way.- ~ 0 s ating t --- ••• trave e • occurrence tban the " porochal phdoso e us pany hav e d • mendin i° Waterfoed& Kilkenny le Pact ima in ed, Shares, 1,395 a; Rouen, 920 f.; Havre, 345 f.; Great the above ecided upon recom gt e goodi c° dividend for 6 er cent. - 3/. d g tof a the half- ear of 325. per cent. on P X die. - par 2% ea \ g ig ; b iinnil iiiltit his wit on h when exercising t e obsti ame pau er. P Northern, 642 f. 50c.; Avignon, 462 f. 50c.; Basle, 292 f. P. Y n . tbaeMccen'Olidated stock of the com Y York, New. & Bar. alt p 103 - 105 104 X aenge t inquests cannot always be h ub ., 50c.; Paris and Strasburg, 6 15f.; Paris and Lyons, 698 E an . 11 y 46 a Do. 'Do 5/. pd 5 -5% Proceedings a al p ON W oo A r d nla : 5 tb New Austrian Loan, 95a. T HE. CA . . LWICII-COMMON. -- g eat York &N. Midland H. retur 7 c.; e „ ns visited thi ' LON] ) -`-- - a''''' ' a conviction • for manslaughter would be rather' nn. BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE number of pere-- -- . . s interesting scene yesterda Y• and S. Purch. 10L pd. %- 1 p x.d x.d and 1 °N, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1852. d even if matters should not proceed LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 19. The thkee coraPaniee previou 'la' encamped on Greenhill ha ve , don s Briber • ______.. o .--- pleasant ;an ts and the voice of hi' Dutch Rhenish, 6% -East Indian, 27%-Great Indian removed their t re 'west l'it th em up a l on gside the other si x LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. ' Boutl 3* le alr d • t extremity,. charge dire ea yin too many instances the quite to tha pu ic opinion Peninsula, 6% ex div.-Great Western of Canada Bonds, companies, on h • aide of th e common. The south, - lengt nted ()Unclog act in tinm* the istakable 107-Luxembourg, 6%-Namur and Liege, 7- east, and north sides of the encam ent are defended, th Leasing . Business •auccessfal. bY the unsuccessful against the may be heard den Northern Of e Railways. c . - Nominal Prices. an d o F s o by . chevaue.e,, fais pm companies. to-day. candidates fling tbe board to notice the trans- e _nince, 25%-Ditto, 20/. 3 per Cent. Bonds (formetly •south and nor h ast by the gu ns e, and te e . . miles tatives. Petition recently elected as represen. terms, and compe I manner. Magistrate -anlagne and Amiens shares), 1334, ex d.- Orleans and ,of fougfield-batteriee, with th ' 1 in front --______--. eir ammunition carriages. in the , _ _ ----..... and 1 s, Bordeaux, 18-Paris and Lyons, 175 x. p - - --- aris and Stras- rear. Immediate.): of Lieutenant-Colonel Wilford' s !sear. & Bitch., all p Lon.se el. w ... - m s are, in all directions in acti action in a very disagreeab e 1 ve . 9 auntie . r fi Westn. train preparation. Th e c , • and the press will bour g ,, 2.1% S bre and Meuse, 7-West Flanders, 3% marquee are aP . . eld battery gun and the fla g . zue& Oxf., gua. all Gt. 30 -81 see ] aposition " this manne too i 1 oc sionall is in r ,w 1 ca y interfere , Western f - am 1 0:i - - - _staff, that officer having the command of the whole nine D o . without, all pl Do. scarcely less frequentl hich had better have been 0 France - • y accused than the Government. give publicity to matters w ' • '-f artillery at prese t • h n in t e ca • mie Th e Bir•Wolv.& Dust, - passe Defeated first at the h getber the life of a : companies o , - es, and th ' 6,010 Ose of MN .-- 81% nsti ------ officers' m arque quartermaster, sergeant- s par all pd Do. polling booths, Hon. Gentle n gs , and afterwards at the kept in the back ground. Alto SPAIN. rtermaster-s er 11,24 de rose, nor is Major; and qua ._ . geant o f the 1 ith battalion o uo. without,all p! Do. - 30% eoleur men appear to be deter- poor-law official is not entirely The Madrid • - - a • s le of the n om . uckin l bash all p Lon. &N.W 19% - 19% 19% 1 4. 15.05 mined to allow their trinm h magistrates tical newa of ' - Journals of the 13th are without poli- - are on each si in the rear uee -a' mending officer's niarq , re , • i . '. by p Pliant antagonists but it likely to prove so while we have suc only some distance , and in front of these is `-'1 ~., yded e Jc., all p Caledonian 52 -54 , , importance. little time for exultation ° under field-batt , and h u The Gazette stationed a 9-P f -erY on each side, each .ce Lin e g ee. 6 per t good' t small chance of on the bench as Mr. ARNOLD. . publishes a Royal decree declaring b at ating o one 24• pound • d thr cent. a ll pd Gt. Northn. 150 -- 152 152 ' D m the 'meets of man the followin g Po • "37 C°/I'° h tter uns er howitzer an ee ~ , train! eh joyi 0 • - t ranquillity. c • ' onsidermg Yesterday morning a miserable.lookiog wo , : . s rte. in the Canary Islands to be free, 9-pounder field - -a - 3 ' g. • The front of the tents, oc- aTioucest. & Dean! the remarkable facility as. . . t the West- sez..-- anta sc ru on-commissione For est all pd rn. ..... 34 end x.d retur a of Teneriffe, Orataoa, Ciudad- cupied by tbe n , a officers and men, has H enorded to the with her two children, was brought' 11 P a - Rea)) San , a-Cr Dub!: artlepl. Dia & S Yk.New.l captious for directing against their o • t Pl' • th high crime pponents neins er 0 ice- court charged with e Puerto de Calera uz d e es. , el awl Sai "'l *f d L rt • emu's, .. tree' e e anZti oe , on the extretne each battery aea right and extreme left light fielthbatteries ~,a isti n g of one le a Reliv e 1 & Berw I ••• -- "' setig e Pounder howitzer, anu no , ....all pd • 1 the imriutation of' having employed unf . II) It op- A letter from the C nt Sebestion. nder guns T - air means for and misdemeanor of being destitute 0• v• three - light 6-P"- i e f * he rear of the camp is pro- 'a"' na l &Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 113 -1 5 of tra the p• of obtaining a victory, t h e . A the 44th ult. state a aptain- General of Cuba, dated e - , d w al o a youn g l tecteu uy t he mu P antation The whole a'a. ee Halves., all p. Doe - 5 7 % by p a arpose circumsta nces p etere d that the miserable creature h a d on the Pr -- - ' e teat tb e i s l an d was perfectly of the cooking for the men in the cam • ' • • h LP 0. Quarts , all p Do. - 27 % herr, alluded to cannot but be matter for any a t • • h e tranquil, and that nothin - • lighted between' pis carried on in t e 6, / s mush- cedieg evening applied at the station-laouse, stet' ss. d 'Us g eew had transpire wi -rear, -the tires being nd ew loose bricks, tem- , - _ Lee& a s B .' 11 Midland 111 - 113 rdf e e P ..._ ••• the camp-kettlea 1 -14 x.d 13y e x .d Scotcl )4 ent. It Call on ly force upon the recog r e t • respect to the repo t d r e project ' • ...we& Grenw. all S. Eastern 13% of invasion : porarily p u t u p, a supported over them. 1 ton of that she was extremely ill and deadtute, having eaten The Three per Cents. have an e xce l l Do. p ' 25% - 26 % of wh Eac le ref all d Do. v , ver • • a sense of the a h were done at •43a; the New h party of nt marquee to take , . •••• P y impartial judgznent solu.te w e d rnen uite distinct fro i m nothin th t day, and but little for several days Three per Cents., at 21 15-16- g a , the Debt of the ,First !'heir : victuals in, q 1 nt the tents they sleep .140Westoft., gua. 4 Serg e: Perative necessity existing for the national a d . 1 ,- 1. ss at 11 e , and that of the s t 10. lAn ample supP e v of water i 9 .- 20 miles tio n f °Pe previously. .1.1. r. Salm, the inspector on duty, who Cla , econd, at 5 9-16. the Ken obtained in the camp, per cent...ali pd Norfolk -- ... o the ballot as a security against both corru _ ,_____________ havia g beea laid on from t waterworks reservoir D . o. a. p. et., all p Do. . tion Pa acted throughout in an exceedingly creditable GERMANy . . ou the top of the c ommon, at a s a t _. or d Middle b'& Bed and intimidation. Unless the ballot be ver R o I m'rt 'stance on the sr , „ - ... trains speedily a t y manner ascertaining from his personal observation - south-westside of the Ye .11 ary Academy. The corn- car, 6p. c., all p atistn&Dar ••• iht • ties 63 -65 r The cepted by the Legislature as a portion ' The Cologne Gazette of the 17tb, under date of panies were in camp on the ng of Fral a y l ast • N• St F., sp. 0., all F.. Coun , during the and and a „ moreover, f , that she was suffering from illness and exhaustion, Berlin, says-" The customs' ClUeStiOn as far as re-, tremendous storm, which was felt with great severity at Do. 6p. ct. all p .Do. - ... ry essential portion, c ' - sent with her to the workhouse of the united • h Do. F. 5 'lld Do - ... log 1 parts es . ds Austria may be considered as solved. The Wo olwich. p.c.a. p • se; the representativ but little peace of St ee gar , compl 'OP' THE CRVTAL p , ' . Presto. & Wyre, 5 L.& N. tie 1. ... ..... ... 0 system, • argaret and St. John, Westmin - ster Do ji ' a - --cc- official journals of the two arti 13 es have ceased their The •Rt Ali &La.&Y J , .s" rAt ' • " was S ALACE....2the shire, all pal will be attainahi idates but const fair on aturday a a 'e by the cand I able, who •d 11 the circumstances of • All tbe difficulties, howeve r will not. be ~ w orld's scene of the 11 l Do. mentione a polemic. keleton in Do.allves.A, all p , •.. p little satisfactio n 'ituenc the cas din she ' ' - it'll aP a Nearly t he w e e of the transe t h d secured by the cons , Y, eto th e - p t The latter functionary cone- removed until an tsnderatan g ll have been conie pc rance. , f , c 1 there would have b P as ,been Read., Guildf., an d --- emd J and but little facilit 1, or er. ' the coalition of D . reinoveth It was ear. . ee r , a great de- Reiaate ... aster a u pS. E la 26% ' -- 267/ ea al upon , 7 ee afforded the nevily elected 1 municated w i th h re ' the interim' of the to wile the statee of arm,tade; On. struction- of. the materials by t e moval, they bein • a H i t . 6% p Gt. Nortbn. 152 -. 8 26 4, some person in e glivetted Roy. & , 154 and g d 13th there wer la carefully avoided I Do 152% 154 legislators for entering at 'es as i buildin but fused to the 1 ltb, 12th, an .. i . ~.., . e conferences together a eseit this hes bee . ay cutti ng Shep•Exe al • ••••••• 162 15 twice upon their duti , g, on his return positively re re'i e o. th - D -... 4 152 sengei Members of Parliament. • at at Ki-siegen which ea. YFWIDEN, Pf 11164 Di r ivets Off; a work -ef much time. 0 ole Shf. Reif. & o , • A consid era ble portion of ceive her, or even to suppl a small portion of bread , p ; n ; c , 18.11.6 p Lan. &Yk ~ Baron DALWIGK, B - - , ... G, TLF.MEN OPE N GLa '‘'' the first session in every tH , ,-,. for her starvin • y . aran DE .0 . .-1 HE JO WITTGENitiTEIN, , _ RICKEY --ND AGAINST '" ` tr .- 9% r 'al .11 8 "' "^" -.' C '''.' es.ouse of Commons g children. The inspec tor, therefore, ~ 8 were am: mesas , an d o ther dipiomatist present. Ilse Tea. Pee:rine, - This, the grand match of te e s a. Staudshe , raPteean s/ "„e' ,4:. must be occupied in pronouncin • • f gave the miserable family menced a t Lord s y , ese terday, in the r easoe,, was WeatVal. 6 p es., al Stekt& Da r 8 -- m a"; E g upon the validity G. • the food and other refresh- deliberations were DOC SO much hn the subject of Pan Gentlemen' a P esence of,about D • oe do. ... all pd Do. .. *** """ ••• the various elections petitioned • Prussian declared 0,000 spectatorS. Score :- a "rat innin a ' 122 ' A .... 32 82% ~ against on the ground 1 meats which were most urgently required, and the answer to be given to the on i 13- players' first innings, 6 wickets down; 12$, g t : Do. o. ... all pd D o -- 33 PRIM • ..... welts &Seals all p (it. Weat ia : *** **** . 3 per ( 06 .... 106 Ml' 196 344 1 163 = 106 x(11 Cent. France (0.V.) all Charl. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd East Indian 18/. pd Do. D0....201. pd Gt. Indian Penin all p Do. D0....411 pd Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7%! Luxembourg ...131. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do. ll. pd Do. (Canal) 2t. pd Maria Antonia 27A pd Do. New 8 1 4 pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6/.pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 11/. Paris & Lyons 101. pd Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & llavre...all pd Sambre & Meuse - all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) - 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 171. pd i West Flanders-8 3 A pd West. of France 61. pd' Dijon Pm. 294 28ii 29 85 SPA ~85~~ ror.rxote NOIIIIIIP I Prices. Railways. ii -- Ye, - dis.' 7 71,ip x.d ___ ly 2 , - 1 3 / 4 p x.(11 - - - P i 6j-- 4/ 4 1 / 2 1 1 1 / 4 1 IIA 8 9 63 / 4 —7% 25 1 / 4 25 1 / 4 13 1 / 4 13% x.d 6% 71 % p — 7% p 54 —56 x.d 36 —36% 24% 24% 13% 13% 6 1 / 2 —6% Buoines done to-day. 6;4 6 2 7 .14 4 3 1 , 2 dis. 3;g— 4 4 4y4 p and Besancon, 2% DUNES. , 6 % 4 x,(l 1 / 4 - 9 P 3 / 8 - P Agua Fria all pd. Anglo-Californian, all p' Asturian 15/. p Australasian 2/. pd' Australian 5/. pd Austr. Freehold all pdl Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 131. 15s. p i Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. 1 Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper _4O/. pd Colonial Gold 1/ pdi Copiapo 14/ pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd Grd. Duch. Baden, all p Great Polgo , th all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty ... all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd & S. Amer. 9/. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip l/. pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 A South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid: ... JOINT-STOOK BAN Australasia all pd 54 54 1 4 Brit. ;saki. Amer all pd 59% —6l Colonial 25/. pd 14% 15 1 ,4 Com. of London 20/. pd l 26 27 1 6, Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd Lon. & Westm. 201. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 22 1 / 2 p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2 %2 pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd ... ••• _ 1 p 1 /4 _ 34 do. % d i . par .2% par lA p 42 —44 % - 9 / 8 P dis. ... ... dis. par 1% —1% P i —y, dis. i - 14 p MIS , Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada 32% pd Copper bliners of Eng land 25/. pd Do do. 10/. pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company-50/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 21 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...15/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. IA Universal Emigration and Colonization, V. p Cry.s. sA dis. 4 1 A 5 is dis. % P l A3 %P 3 / 8 Adis. 13 —l4 IA dis ro ar 12% 12% 2 1 / 4 2 7 4 3 3 / 8 % dis - 1 - 8 -18 3 4 31 - 32% 43 -44 18 34 -- 20 38 -39 46% - 47% 16 y 8 - 17 1 / 4 49 -52 4 - 5 16% -17% iCELL/INEOM 2 - 2 lA, 50 -51 6 1 / s 4th ,;; 6y, 7 17 1 ,4, 24 5 / ; % 63 / '%ia 1/ n 1% :i . 6 2 - 3% 83 -84 35 % 36 1 ,4 81 % - 82% 1 ••• ••• AM Palace, 4% 3/4 MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were estimated at 5,000 bales, of which 1,000 were taken for export and on speculation. The market was quiet at previous rates. The sales comprised 4 250 American, 250 Pernam and Maranham at 6d. to 6jd, 300 Egyptian at 6 4 'd. to 7d., and 200 Surat at 34 f. to 48d. per lb.-- Railway Shares were dull at rather tower prices. The Produce Markets are only moderately active this week. From the Stock Markets abroad, we have no intelli gence of any particular change in prices. The amount of bullion received thus far this week is about 161,000/. from tho West Indies and Panama, 52,000/ from the United States, and 16,0001. by the vessel Hamlet, arrived from Sydney. Letters by this opportunity mention that a monster block of quartz, weighing four cwt., was reported to have been taken out by some parties at the ridge called the Louisa. The quantity of gold contained was believed to be very large. Whether this be true or nut, it is known that various other blocks of unusual size had been obtained. Against the amount of bullion received we must place that shipped, and it appears that 167,8921. has been forwarded to the east, viz., to Alexandria and Ceylon 50,3001. in gold, and the rest in silver to Calcutta, Bombay, and Singapore. The English Funds have been rather flatter again, and the transactions are chiefly in the direction of sales. The amount of speculative business dono is small at present, and the course of the market for a few weeks will be regulated mainly by the plentifulness of money, the state of the weather, and the political prospects of the next session of Parliament; all of which, even should the time bargain operators be absent in the country or abroad, will actuate parties having capital invested or to invest- Consols have been 1008 to 4 for Transfer, and tool 4for Account. They are now 100 k The New Three-and-a -Quarter per Cents. have been 1048 to 105, and the Three per Cents. 101* to Exchequer-bills of March remain at 765. to 795.; and India Bonds are 325. premium. South Sea Stock is at 1121. Foreign Stocks are quiet generally, but Spanish Three per Cents. have improved to 49 : 1 -a. The Deferred are firm at 228 to 4. Brazilian Five per Cents. have been marked 102, and Chilian 105. Mexican are rather heavy at 248 to 258. Peruvian Six per Cents. have been at 103 to 104, and the Deferred at 63 to The existing heaviness arises from the fact that the agents will not apply the large amount in the Bank of England to the redemption of the Active Stock, until further instructions are received from the Government, because the price is above par. The convention, however, makes no stipulation restricting the Sinking Fund from b e i ng applied when the stock is above 100, because it was never supposed it would rule so high. Wh en next year, according to the arrangement, a certain amount of Bonds have to be drawn, the case will be very dif ferent, and necessarily not more than par would be given. Russian Fives have b een d one at 120. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 638 to 64. Railway Shares have been declining again, and South- Western, Midland, Great Western, other principal li nes are cheaper. In Gold Mine Shares s Caledonian, and h Chrystal Palace Sh ares are c i a d re is e c ly oun an t.ything is doing. In a summary from Parliamentary documents just completed, M r . Sl aug ht e r, the secretary of the Rail ways Department of the Stock Exchange, affords,the in formation subjoined : "The aggregate length of lines open 1851, England and Wales for traffic, on the 30th June, was 5,038 k miles; and on December , 1851, 5,114 miles of com panies, who made complete returns to the Board of which it appears that the mileage,oo4 Trade, and from travelled by first-class passengers was_ 138,435,079 miles; by parliamentary class, 21r45,9a5, by second.-class, 268.357,5 56 miles; by third•class, 95,926,232 miles; tota l mileage travelled by 1311143;2759 miles; during miles; the the half-year was 717,673,873 . miles. The mil es travelled by passenger-trains was goods' trains, 9,114,272 miles. The number of pas companies have n o t f urnished complete senger trains was 436,779, and of goods' train s 189,729. "The followi n g returns:—Ambergate, Bodmin, and Wadebrid ge , East and West Ind ia Dock and B irmingham J unct i on , Lon don and 131ackwall, London and Greenwich, Newmarket, Yorkshi re. The aggregate S ou th Wales, and South length of these lines was, on June 30, 1851, 161 i miles; and on December 31, 1851. 1883 e miles travelled on them by miles. The number of and by goods' trains 42,94 3 . 53 5enger trains was 586,823, trains was 69,677, and of Irish / the number of passenger ...goods' trains 2,072. On .the fifte en lines du •the half-year, the passengers tra ve ll ed , ring 3 9,096,735 miles, of which 6,010,504 miles were travelled by first-class passengers, 11,242,416 by se e 15,059,058 by parr-class, 6,784 762 by third class, and Parliamentary The mileage travelled b Y P as senger train s goods' trains 2 was 950,035 miles, and by the trains was 34,182 miles. The number of passenger returns, it a 3 7,126, and of goods' . trains 6,097. Complete furnished by the Dublin Ppears, have not been and Kingstown The mileage travelled by Pas senger tr a i ns on which was 88,020 miles. The number of trani • s was 14,670. This company carry their goods by passenger trains. " The total mileage travelled by passengers on 20 Scotch lines, 6711 miles in length, was 47,341,100 miles, of which 9,181,747 miles was travelled by first-class pas sengers, 9,443,086 miles by second-class, 5.901,800 miles by third class, and 24,814,484 miles by Parlia mentary class. The mileage travelled by passenger trains was 1,438,228 miles, by goods' trains 1,254,378, I The number of passenger trains was 64 415, and of goods' t rains 44,040. The fellow: ing companies, it appears, have not furnished complete returns :—Caledonian and Dumbarton shire, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Glasgow and South Western, G gow, Barrhead, and Neilston, and Sterling amd Dunfermline, together 2891 miles in length, and upon which the passenger trains travelled 4 50,326 miles, an d goods trains' 144,231 miles. Th e number of pas: gengc•r trains was 14,598, and of goods trains 4,970." QuAle 7:ER TO THREE. fl3l - ,voY3 loca Ditto Account. Aug. 12 . 8 " sea 100 i ONE CL °SING PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES 3 per Cent. liedneed Anna, .......... 101 p Cone:Con:On AnAtitlef.t.. - 104%%3's - 3!,:j per Cent. 1(_1 1 A 104% firm an„l .. Ditto, 305ear3,0( , ,t,10. 6 , / 4 Ditto 30 yaar,, Jan. 5,1860. 92 P tiouth Sea Stoe'r 112% _ _ 100 100 6 L 3 -16 6 1 1-16 6 11_16 92 P 112 1 4 .00,41/2 1 June. 69 72 P 69 72 P 69 7 1 4 2 P CLOS PVC °. 102 100 79 % g i. 05 107 . ..41 , o , Account ~ lOO 3 4 1 12 F. 4 2,l.e , paer Sill. 1.4. d. March. I ,ot=hl/. .. ibcY)l. ..... 79 6 - 13 Small, ONE 2RICESk OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. N,±razilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto, New, 1829 and 1839 Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent— — Chilian Bonds 6 per Cont .....- ln) Danish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent. Ditto, S per cent. Grenada Bonds, 1 1 -A per Cent Do. Ex Dec., 1849 Coupons Coupons Ditto, Deferred 9 !, Mexican, 5 per Cent., 1846 Ditto, 3 per Cent....... 25 103'4 P er uvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent lO4 103 64,, Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent 6 3 1 /2 1204 ,tßussian Bonds 104 es a Ditto, 4% per Cent S)anish 5 per Cont. 1840 — --- Ditto. 3 per Cent — 22 Ditto. New. Deferred Spanish Corn. Cert. Coup. not funded 3 per Dividends on the above payable in London. 8 , 3 1 , Austrian, 5 per Cent ••• .•. —. 963 Belgian, 4% per Cent. — 635 6 Dutch 2 1 % per Cent. 12 Guild.... 61 97 14 Di t t o 4 per i'ent. C , ,rtiOegtes 971 'ti LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY') LONDON, JULY 20. —Wind at noon cloudy. , WATERFORD, JULY 18.—Wind S. to S.S.W.—Arr o.— Keling, Hayes, Quebec. „ i k, QUEENSTOWN, JULY B. Wind S. S.W.—Arrd. Ne e tab Garland, Quebec ; Shahal (?), Dublin ; Alexandria o ,3 "„'r e ; Johnson, Odessa; Legusta, Mah Maritza, and Event e ep, tina, Ibraila ; San Guiseppe and Carlotta, Galati; Emmet, Sardinia. Off port, Carena, Main, Hondura s. b, ST. leas, JULY 18.—The Providence sloop, of Plyr e T i oe, from Teignmouth to Portland, struck on the Rundle 5 10 c i . lost her rudder,, became very leaky, and sank; crew O f e ro al CH J ARENTE, ULY 17.—The Virginie, of Bordeaux' 10t h Rouen, laden with plaster of Paris, was abandoned faty July, and sank soon afterwards; crew saved by the ' Ann, Atkinson, and have been Landed here. from 1305' BosTorr, JULY 7.—The Tyro British schooner, fro— 44 ton to Parsborough, went on shore on Mun Ledges , „" 0 0 June, and was wrecked. A ship and a schooner were se e ",, a r, shore at White Head, Grand Menan, 21st June. A berZii with wreckers in company, was seen off Indian NI June, supposed supposed bound to Key West. DEAL, JULY 19.—Wind W.—Arrd. Telegraph, 41 ';',ce; Whampoa ; Sutlej, Greyson, Calcutta; Mary, Porto 0 ;,, t ; Margaret, L'enquin Island; Chance, Illingworth, .13 5 2 t1 0r Regina, Walters, Newfoundland; Scotland, Davie, t o, poa ; Forrester, Caulfield, Calcutta; Light of the o,'" t o, Tydeman, Algoaßay ; James M'Queen, St. Kitt's; V 'Z e d Holsten, Jamaica ; Devereux, and Royal Oak, ( 2 11 ' Ocean, St. John's. 7sl rel s ' LIVERPOOL, JULY 12.—Wind variable.—Arrd. ° go' Conn, Apalachicola; Enterprise, Evans, Wilmingto n; nita, Stanley, St. John's, New Brunswick; Grace, an e olw ment, St. Stephens; Standard, Slater, Tatmagouciae; Cdy Richards, Richibucto ; Margaret, English, Prince EdW Island. t v e girA COWES, JULY 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Ovanelo, Trinidad de Cuba; Hope, Princeton, and Champlaie, vannah ; Milford, Anderson, Galveston. SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 19. —Arrd. Charlotte, DOW , ile ; Brilliant, Allen, Madeira. MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DA Y ' ) HAY IMEAUEETS. SSIITIIFIELD.—OId Meadow Hay, 3/ lOs Od to 4/ 49 ;01 ditto, 2/ 15s Od to 3/ 12s Od , Old Clover, 3/ 12s Od 0 014 New ditto, 31 Os to 4/ Os Od; and Straw, 1/ 7s to per load. A moderate supply, and a steady demand. N'eif CUMBERLAND.— Old Meadow Hay, 3/ Ws to 4 1 6 ,1 / ; 9 0d; ditto, 21 16s to 31 14s Od; Old Clove., 3/ 103 Od to 4' :2 i per New ditto, 31 Os to 4/Straw, ; and I/ 8s to 1 1 '- load Supply tolerably good, and trade dull. WHITECHAPEL—OId Meadow Hay, 31 lOs to 4/ 49 '410 0 ditto, 2/ 15s Od to 31 12s Od ; Old Clover, 3/ 12s Od to 11 New ditto, 31 Os to 41 Os; and Straw, 1/ 75 to per loan. Trade dull, at barely late rates. COLONIAL. qu otr SUGAR.—The market is steady, and at present theruaty tions are much the same. The quantity ton landed last week at the East and Wesotfll3ndriasDhoc . ks_ 1 0 1 1,493 hhds 342 tierces 1,019 barrels; there were tal‘nttil home consumption 1,536 hhds 196 tierces 456 barrels. A. 714 stock in the same places is 20,281 hhds 2, 534 tierces '' bar C rels. P ti(6 OFFEE.—This article is in demand• an d sales of Ceylon have been made pr i vate ly at 4 4 s per cwt. t Rum.—The quantity landed last week at tha Ea3oic4o West India Docks was 557 puns 4 hhds, there were /14 for home consumption 99 puns 13 hhds, la n d export 165 puns 199 hhds. The stock in the same places is puns 667 hhds. e re g SALT PE TRE —1,0 29 bags Bengal, at auction, sfici taken in, line 5 3 % to 3 per cent. refr ac ti on a t 213 ld' 26s to 27s for io.y, to 7. 5 4 per cent. refraction. , to 5/ 9 SmcEs.—.At auction 9 bags Pimento sold at 5Nu v A for good ord and mid. o l' TALLo w.—P.Y•e• is 37s 9d per cwt on the 51 )°- , Town , 395 6d. • Tsa.—The market is quiet pr i vate l y. L a st we e ', '- reffl• ver ies were larg e r. T nere are public sales now jay2....°7 Vtirb Etittio* STAINIFORD ,ACES' (THIN DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRO The Assembly Room Stakes. Placid Mountain Flower Feramorz ..I Won by a head. The Burghley Stakes. Retail ... Lady Eden Seven ran. THE GREAT EXHIBITIO cif/1 ,, 1 ,. PROOFS OF THE JURORS' REP' ff i c ial Pt) A really wonderful supplement to the °— ioe e lications of the Great Exhibition has just bee l 11 5 tbo ti by Messrs. Clowes. It ex t en d s to DO ' s , e por ti o 867 pages, and comp r i ses th e whole of the ' d og ( of the juries on the subjects in the thirty-sito ° into which, it will be remembered, the coot! Ot itet the Crystal Palace were divided. It opens, of tl 3B with the remarkable report of Viscount Can r i 3ifi jori e , h a President of the Council of Chairmen 0 ' o f tP p j on the occasion of presenting the awar d4 .,,e ia juries to the Royal Commission. The voillw v ," com a admirable arrangement and its satisfaet ° % o pleteness reflects the highest h on our lir: printers to that same distinguished Contrai °. 13‘ WHERE SHE GATHERED FLOP BY E. E. M. K. (From Ainsworth's Magazine for July') 'Tomas on a merry summer day, gorse torest was blowing, brightly flowing— Her metWt) With e h n e r r n i e n g l t o e h t w s e Her ringlets rich as autumn leaves, Her face all artless beauty; Who sees such evermore believes To love" life's sweetest duty. She gathered flowers as ehe went, The little fairy reaper' , Wild - rose, for some d ear emblem Wa nt ' Sorrel and noon's pale sleeper; . Red woodbines, too, so lavish there, That with each zephyr wrestled, , 4 6 And on e c h o ic e bunch she pillowed Wu' Her snowy kerchief nestled. She murmured snatches of old song-- How still I stood to listen! But down the furest vale ere long I yaw her ringlets glisten; I beard her singing in the shade, Now hastening, and now staying , While half resolved, and half afraid , I ran or stood delaying. Softer and sweeter came her song As down the path she wended ; n ee' My beating heart grew proud and etre • I too the path descended. Gipsy ! how fast her dainty feet Along the ruts now bore her! But on, with step as sure and fleet I breathless stood before her. Needs it to tell the burning words ? That hushed her tongue's gay dittl Needs it to striko the passion-chords That moved her heart to pity? Soon was her yielding hand in mine, And where she gathered flowers, Where violets bud and lilies shine, We talked of wedding hours. The evening primrose. of ---rye O 0 e JJIRS. KEEL EY , S RECENT ACCIDENT.--' - : duction of Jack Sheppard at the Adel hi has beel si r:to ' O 4 for another week, Mrs. Keeley being still quite u na ti u t i - for t „, `l o ° ," o the house, from the severe effects of the late ~e t s mishap. Both foot and ancle, we understand , ,t; injured, and th e consequent suffering has been se,7terrtllV duties ' trust that no n a t ura l anxiety to resume her 01 will lead t o a premature attempt on D. l , s rs 'd ee ° ' part to appear upon the stage. A first sprain is 'Lg. ' but a second is proverbially worse than broken t;;s A SLEEPING DEMOCRACY. One " gent, t i er r nerally retired about the same hour as I did, I° loo l ', 'l lite e " curiosity," that on the last night we had th s fo ote , , - it o having as bed fellows two real judges, five ex - g ev ,, e- iscPA"eo l4 lawyers, and as many doctors—streaked with '4ll '- tinkers, and tailors—"that made a most beau,'" hy cratic amalgam, that's a fact."—K e lly' s 0;1 The Paella of Egypt has put on board t be ; „ 0 0, v i ed 111 sular and Oriental Company's steam-ship the Pr' r elis taro Moresby, several lions and panth ers , beside s s ag 0 plea curious and rare animals from the Nubian desert, sent to the London Zoological Society. T lll l,i g g 11° Malta for Southampton on the 11th o f J u ly, hs -1)f ber of Indian passengers on board. L.O 00' , 0 " A NEW WAY OF TAKIN G COD-LIY.— pr. i, ls t ) Benedetti recommends the followin g m eans fo r wit h ( ,0 the nauseous taste of cod-liver oil : - Make a ,Psso-r et eff:tee ° , oil and powdered starch or arrow-root, an" bolus by wrapping it in a m o i s t ene d wa f e r. ~ r g ipve of such boluses night and morn i ng suff i ce in th e 1 10, 21' more may subsequently be taken, or they 1211 1 00 larger; 43 the swallowi ng o f th ew becoines efigl ," '" 5 o' 1 1 01 5