The Sun. — London, England, 1852-06-15 00:00:00

. . T HE S U N, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, - w4la regard to any measure of legislation, and might be P HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. i coloured glasses, and in a distorted medium-the THE SHARE MoittliETS. , r after 12 I Ev 37 rain after 12 made an excuse for seeking to withdraw any measure from I' m!, D AY -.* first consideration usually being, not the intrinsic •--ess-.--... the consideratift of their Lordships' House. In the amend- To-moitaow-m e ornba rning g 1 5 4 5 fa" after 12 1 Ev enin g 15 atter 1 ntStITISH Zit aliinfnalielaS. Railways. I nom , - ........,....-.,....ow,,maa.mvamafta..........aramgeoarmsa. merits of the proposition, but the politics of the indi ment now proposed he disclaimed any intention of adding , B. s 15 • , THE WLATHE -UN Oraime, Jenen • v c i o u r u k al E o x r hib b i o ti d o y n, f h r o o w m eve w r h , _ i h ch ap i p t il h y ad pr e o m ve a d na a t h ed. exc T e h p e .. _ y ..-_._ Business done ,- unduly to the power of their Lordships' House. Earl FITZWILLIAM opposed the amendment. THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. .tion . to the general rule. The project was one so Aberdeen Railwa s. Nominal Pricea. en-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all! S Cheri. & Erquel. all pd l Earl ST. GERMANS feared that the amendment would 58-highest aince noon yesterday. all paid 13 to 13% Demerara all pd . be fatal to the Bill, and would lead to the most mischievous 47 -lowest this morning and during the night. Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd consequences. 62 -than day, at ncon. eminently national in 't i.s conception and character as June. - Pie 7 , /e 7 East Indian 18/. pd Earl POWIS doubted whether an independent inquiry to enlist in its fa 1 Amb., Not., Bost. &E. could take place if the Bill were passed in its present shape ; BAnommett, 29.62. veer the sympathies of every true- Bir. Wolv., and Stour hea.rted Irishman, whether Whig or Tory, Conser- Do. Do 201. pd . Valley . all pd. 10% - 10% GL Indian Penin. all p sonstituencies, as the Bill now stood, would be debarred from weer. W.S.W.- Birk , Lan.; * & Ch. Jet., Do. Do 4% pd , . _ having inquiry at the hands of both Houses. __ ._ _ ... . . valve or Radical, Protectionist or Free-trader, 1ate . 331.65.8d., 26/. pd. 11% - 10% d. Grnd. June. of Fre. 4pd . The-Duke of NEWCASTLE opposed the amendment. light breeze, with sunshine and sho___wers.. ~,t. c !. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE contended that this mea- it... .e. ift,•;l\ ' Y ? Tai, 1 .1 ,_, Peotestant or Roman Catholic. All parties seemed Ditto, Chest. & Birk., Louv. ala Sambre 7% . sure would furnish Parliament with additional means of ar %on' A 7'.. , •:6 ~;i'i.i-ii:-,,i1 .....,., ; trtti animated by a kindly and patriotic spirit 50/. & 251. Cense all pd. 17 % - 18% Luxembourg _l3/. pd riving at just decisions. He certainly Ilkd not expected the " ne - :a ettta te ' ',.. terre fr e, s 4 :5 . ,, . v., \''' <7 Ditto, --- ••• Do. (Railway) 10/. pd l introduetion of the present amendment. The constitution - - - - . le, . „„.. 7 r r ,74 , ..,(-- 1 , •4„..1- Aan ' --4- ' t er "- --- ' .e' eta t - •'. - ,dXte 'ts ,re e-' , Y ,I d a firm determination to avoid every topic Brist. &Ex , P et. 100/. d. 96 -98 98 97% Do. ll. pd provided for a preliminary inquiry by the House of Com- • - a ' eee • •.. x - --- that might by any possibility excite heart se , _ _e__.,„* . t e t . „ 0 ..... 1. RM . ' , 1: , ..1r4 4 7e , Caledonian ...100/. pd. ... -- ... ditto ... 17% pd. ... Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 21% - 22 3 /,, 3 9 % %Ye Do. (Canal) 2r. pd mons, and the object of the Bill was to make that inquiry , e -e u A . qi - , N• le ‘,,,..---- Maria Antonia 27a pd a , e t ..f -7 burnings, that the only competition should be which Do. New 8% pd . more efficacious. Their Lordships theit &hided, when there appeared- ------ - - ." " a "a naae could most efficiently promote the objects of the d. 12 - Dub. & Belf. Jet. 45/ p 10 d. Namur & Liege all pd Contents (for the f Derby's amendments) 78 ; al x •er ae Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... ..... d. North. of France,l6Lpd 2 undertaking, and thereby advance the welfare and Cork & Bandon, all pd 16 -17 .. 34 ,Aee d tahrit __ Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds, all p I Non. contente ... ... ... ••• , ees, nkeVitit Majority .. ... ... -44 r , v 4 ,4„ J R,. 0 ,----- ! prosperity of their fatherland. We trust that the deen J ' anc. ... all pd. 6-- 7 Orleans & 80r...11L pd 4 The Duks of NEWCASTLE said there . appeared to be • nee- e - '''' • Ditto New ... all pd. ... -. „. Dundee Perth, & Aber auspicious results will teach Irishmen the mischief - , • se- I u & Paris & Lyons _XL pd some difficulty in consequence of want of notice of the amend- 15, 1852. as well as the folly of internecine disputes and the East Anglian kho • • E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4% -4% Paris & Orleans all pd 4 Paris & Rouen ...all pd 1. ments. He wished for information to know what was meant ...........Paii, TUESDAY, JUNE Paris & Stras. ...all pd S by a joint address. He apprehended the joint address ahould scussion of yesterday will be remembered in LONDON, frightful and almost incalculable evils of Do (18/. En emanate from a conference, but this conference could not be The di ,t . " Civil dissension, with itavildrous tooth, East.Counties... 2ol . pd. 9% -9% Rouen & Havre...all pd l had during tan present session. He wished to knew how Llansard as the mo - interest" Ing, if not the most Eastern Union, class A, Sambre &Meuse all pd That gnaws tho bosvels of the common weal." the two amendments, when adopted and combined, would . in 1 portant, that has taken place since the advent to St. Andrew's & Qeebec Should it do so, the 10th of June will prove the corn- Do. do. do. 6 /•Pd• ••• -- ... (A) 4/. pd . work? of the present Govern t mencement of a new era in the history of the sister o " " • • D do B & C., all pd. 4% -4% late E. U. S' sh H rs . . ) , a a l l l l p pci ci l 6 2 : 1 6 3 % Tours & Nantes 17/. pd l, The LORD CHANCELLOR said the real object of the first power men,. It called forth amendment was to prevent the appointment of improper per- several of the liyeliest as well as many of the kin d 'lt f f' t • tl h ' East Lancashire, a p 4, 4 .... 18 11 d re , 11 d g om, ~ e orerunner o watt we earnes y ope Do. New Quer., a P ••• - ... 118 West Flanders...B% pd West. of France 61. pd sons on the Commission. ! After a Short conversation, the amendment was agreed to. weightiest debaters in the House of Commons-and 1 d• t d f • may prove a ong an unin errupte course o nationa • l E & W. India Docks • • The Earl of DERBY proposed an amendment, to the effect pitted against each other in sober earnest the pro- prosperity. and Bir. June., all Pd 58 -62 E. e.-, w . Yk. Jac, all p ... - ... Agua Fria all pd in Anglo-Californian, all p that the C,cimmissioners should not have the power of in- minent leaders both of the Treasury bench and of Another valuable lesson ev . ll btlt b th Ed" bSc Glas., 50/. pd 30% - 31% Asturian 15/. p . quiring into treating, which was but a minor offence. 1 e ang 1 y e gor- in •‘• end- the bench Edin.,Pen& Dun. 25h p 5 -5% Australasian 2/. pd The Marquis of LANSDOWNE objected to the am es of the Opposition. Lord JOHN Rus- geous spectacle. The wonderful natarel resources of Glas. & S.-West., 100Lp ... _ ... Australian 5/. pd ment. the ss . m. has seldom surpassed his speech of last evening Ireland, and the ingenuity and industr f h In y o er ci - G Nth rn all eel 21 - reat or e • 21% Austr. Freehold all pil Earl GREY said that it was a cemmon thing to haY e ie___ . , . support of publicans by treating'people in their houses- user in point,or perspicacity. Eis statement in re- dren will be placed i 't f - It n a proper pow o view. , tk all p 6y - Do.Halvs. A S -, 8 -- 6% Ave Maria all pd Do. do. B Stock, all pd :... - 125 126 Blaenarvon I. &C. all p . The House divided, when there appeared - .. ea ference to the cntrage perpetrated in Florence • il b h • Iwi e s own that there are ample materials for the Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 41% - :ii IA 42% Brit. Austr. Gold all pd For the amendment, contents ••• • I - ' 5 and ... i 5 . subsequently in reference to the corres- Great Westn., 100 h pd 924 - 92% 92% % British Iron 13/. 15s. p . . Against it, non-contents ... ••• . ... _ 33 remunerative employment of the industrial 1 popu a- Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 82 -84 83 Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% Majority for the amendment reed to, and the pondence conducted by the Chief Secretary for lion fI 1 d dth tth ' o re an ,an t a ere will be handsome pro- Do Thirds,ll/.13.4 led 9 „ A - 10% p pm Do. Coca. & Cul. all p . The remaining clauses were then ag the Foreign Department, possessed lucidity such as fits for the capitalists who provide the means for set- Lane * . & York., 100 L pd 744 -75 - 75% 75 X Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. . House resumed. ad a third time and cannot fail to " tell" rather fri htfull against • Do. Quarters ...all led ... - Carson's Creek all pd The Differential Dues Bill was re , g Y tiug the wheels of Irish industry in motion. The Do ' a ths ...... 14/. pd 5,, ___ ••• . ~ }if as 5 % chs. 8 % % Cobre Copper ...40L pd I passed. he table were advanced a stage, and _ the reputation of the Earl of MALMFSBURY as an ad- • t 11' in e igent and enttrprising men who view the native Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 YIP 4 -3% ai d Colonial Gold 1/ pd n The other Bills on t a Quarter - past Twelve o'clock. ministrator. Not all the rhetorical ingenuity which Leeds Northern, all pd 16 - 16% 16% % Copiapo 14/ pd . their Lordship adjourned at . productions of the Isle of the West, will see whether • - was afterwards displayed with so much gallantry her natural capebilities are developed to the ut- • . Liv Crsby & Sthpt. all p k 11 *" - - Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p 0 F FIN S B B ORO U G II . URY. in defence of his colleague by the Right Hon. Gen- Loud. & Blac iv., apdB _ 8% most, and whether many exceedingly favourable Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 105 - 106 105% % 106 General all pd . Gold Mountain all pd 'l , l' VrION OF MR. WAKLEY, mat. RESICt : tleman the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER could Lon. & N.West., 100/. p 123% - 124 124% 124 % Great Polgooth all pd inted at the publ c meeting held on ruestlee, opportunities for speculation are not still e, ,-. t 22/ d The Deputation &PP° rs' arra , Is'i ,o. ‘elar.erS••• • p 5% _5% p 27% Lake Bathurst all pd ' t at the DeaOe , ~ ngton, to wait on Thomas allay the indignation inspired by the recital of :facts the Bth ins ~ th• ' mp to entrea an to withdraw his letter of resig- open which it would be most injudicious to neglect. Do. Fifths ...... 12/. pd 3% 4% p 16 Liberty ... all pd WakleY, Escl•• - ,: i .,i','„, ,gain to become a candidate for the represen- not merely damaging, but absolutely damnitory The y will see that labour can be obtained to almost Do. i OL,M &B. (c) 1/p J . % _2id p Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz nation, and pressougb in Parliament, are under the painful necessity , Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 93 -94 94 93% % Crushing Com-all pd tation of this bc'r laeir brother elf eters, that notwithstanding all the ''' the political character of the Foreign Secretary. an y extent at a lower rate of wages than in almost Do N 50/ 42 % pd • e . ew , 3% ••• 3YI die* 38 5 / 8 A Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p of reporting to t uld urge to the contrary 'Jr Wakley adheres to his Deputation co . . 0.. a tlin 1 ~ 4 .. The scrupulously unimpessioned tone in which Lord Do. New 40/. -.34/. pd 3% _2% dis. New Granada all pd any civilized nation ; end they will also ascertain that resolution to ietire ~ , e rem Ina a arliament.iry labours. On . r ., & Enninkil., all a , sured by the Deputation, that in the event of a contest his rALMERSTON referred to the subject under discussion Lon. „ _ Pll,e - 12% Nouveau Monde, all pd in being as . _ wo none will work more efficient] ed tt : 11 yau energe tea y, or Man. BuE. & mat. all p 2% - 3 3 Port Philip l/. pd ten ea the fell illd be much hio her than even at any previous Pal" - - waNcr ( j i ? . - I rendered only the more formidable his calm but reso t,„tues, tar. t . eciared that his decision was rounded exe u- display greater optitude for the acquirement of Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 32 -33 , Quartz Rock all pd givety on the state of his health, the opinion of his medical advisers, lute exoressions of condemnation. Later on •in the Do. Manch. & Lincoln Santiago de Cuba .10% and the anxious Ittefings and wishes ot his family. . t . " 1 k"1 • d t prac lea sit in any epartment of industry, Union 4L 2s. pd 3- 2% dis. South Auetralian, Ipd % JAMES TIDAIAIISH, debate the conduct of Lord MALMEBMIEY WOS than the: maligned and calumniated Irish peasant, Midland 100 /. pd 68% 68% 68% 5 / 8 Tin Croft 7l. pd .1 • Chairman of the Meeting and of the Deputation. ; n some particulars yet more searchingly All h • • . Bir. & Derb 10 37 -39 JAMES G. WINN, Hon. Sec. ' e requires is fair play and judicious treatment. Do. __ 3' 01. 37 United Mexican all pd Finsbury', June 14, 1852. considered by the ever-vigilant humanity of Lord Prove to him that he rec • • ' - elves Just remuneration ror Iv t. Ire. 47% , Mid. Gt. ( ) ... _ ... Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... ... West Mariposa all pd zonwr-s ROYAL •IT n.LIAN OPERA, DUDLEY STUART, and by the ever-exht 'iterating d• Is labonr-that he obtains " a fair day's weges for a Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ._ Australasia all pd 4 COVENT GARDEN. vivacity of the Honourable Gentleman the Member fair da - 's work " -that it is his interest to tax ~ all his uarter Sh all Do. Q it • pd ... __.... Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd I Gll.k.ND EXTRA NIGIIT. for - Middlesex. Enlivened by theee sneekere, the Newmaraet ...... all pd 11 - 11% Colonial 25/. pd 1 In consequence of 83 many persons havirg been unable to obtain . , energies to maintain his position, and do not run Newport, A b ___ergapen ., Com. of London 20/. pd S places on Thursday last, the same performances will be rep_ea od. d isc ussion extended far into the night, although re- . and Hereford•-. 12/ pd 3% - 3 dia. 9 Lon. & County 20/. pd . counter to the prejudices whrch, however absurd on T Ile' RS (nee: next, June 17, Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% - 2 London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd I Will he presented I. onizati a Opera, !axing to what cpparently was nothing more than a t h ey Inas , a t t h " ''h - , apptar o s rangers, aye grown wi - - Norfolk lOO/, I CCREZta. BORGIA. pd 32 -34 Lou. & Westm. 20/. pd S ' o , •siinl Madlle. Seguin . private traneaction, but what the incorrigible blun- his growth and strengthened with his strength," Do. New 20a S. 15/. p 1 1 -10 dis. Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 4 Lacretio Borgia. MaLlame onsi , 31°11° -,- ' ~, ; - ' Don Aliens% signor • n one „,; ; D on Ap ea t e L, G aze ji , a. si o nor t .iarliti; tiering of the ofiicials has transformed into a matter cf and you will find that Irishmen will merit in their ne Coun.Un 3n NOT& ..._• n pd 3 ee . _3 a d Do. New lO/. pd . Rustighello, Signor Soldi ; Giibet• - a, Signor Tagli . alLo ; Astol o, sig. NorVi British 10 0/. pd ... - ... " 32 Nat. of Ireland 22% p I 1 ten Mei • uennaro, signor public interest and almost ef national importance. Poloninl ; °lnferno Vitellozzi, STgnor i , , own country the character which they have achieved Nth. Devon, N 0.1,1314. 7% -7% dis. Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 1 Mario. The circumstances of the case were related with Do., NO• 2 ...... 5/. pd __ _ Prov. of Ireland 26/ pd. To conclude with tbe third and fourth acts of the cipera, in A • •At 1. d•d d • l • merica, in us .raaa, an in ee in ever c ime y D a. , % A, def.... I MARTII, admirable clearness by the Noble Lord the represen- all pd _ _ ::: Do. New ail pd l ame Jvalcane (oh tl_ . .. I e Academie Rdya7e, Paris) ; to which they have emigrated, and that they will D o., l i e In guar. 5/. pd ...• - ••• e Union of Austral. all pd 9 Paulina, , Mad- , ~ . , a ~_ .. ~,,../. mai-jai ; Nearcus, Signor tative of the city of London in the exordium of that Severua, si,•;nor Lon.on . . , x ed.., si, , . . prove gratefu r , efficient, and faithful servants to con- North Stafford. 17% p 6% .- 6% cliS. Do. New 2 ,/, pd 'di • Calisthenes, Signor Polonini ; North-Westein Stigiilli ; a Christian, . signor to. , elaborate and protracted address which, unfortu- ...all pd - __ _ ... Union of London 10/. p I siderate and unexacting masters. Pol-utus Signor Tambi_rhit. N. & S.-W. June. 61. p Iy, - 134, p. 7% Union of Madrid all pd . ) ' Direc - o- et ''esic and Conductor, Mr. Costa. nataly, wandered off towards its conclusion from an composer, ~ , _ , , But rh th '' 1 hie It * ll L h oef Wor &IV 1 - 20% pe sps e most, ea ua e resu wi ‘e t e a e e 0 ~allp 19% - 20% atinSc: " 'noca precisely. The performances commence at E,ght o . indignant protest against the incapacity of the • . Scottish Central 2 _ ______ 0 a ' stimulus afforded to railway enterprite in Ireland. ,ta A • 5/. p 16% - 16 % Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p MR. BUCKSTONE'S BENEFIT. Seos, 'eh e I elan, 25e Canada' 32% pd , Foreign Secretary into a party attack (singularly Th L pd Hee -12 T ELE &Tral ROYAL. HAYMARKET.-TO- . . .. . h t e onD_L IEUTE NANT, who has earned for himself Shrew._/_h Bin A n., all pd 8% - 8 % 8% % Copper Miners of Eng 31ORROW EVENING, WEDNESDAY, June 16 (never Inappropriate considering the occasion) upon t e en- the thenks and gratitude of the Irish community Do. B ........ all pd 6% -6% land . . 25/. pd . acital), a new Comic D - arna, in•five acts, entilled tire body of the Administration. Lord Joust briefly 1 -ew. & Her SA. • Old 8/. p 3% -2% dis. i . Do. do. ... 10/. pd , THE FOUNDLINGS. for hi d h - d s con uct on t e occasion, an for the hearty Shrewsbu. and Chester Eastern Steam...2s. pd , Characters by Messrs. Buckstene, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe i reminded the House that the documents recently and enthusiastic manner in which be afforded his best (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 18% - 19% ' Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pet : Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Beaingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray (her firs submi` el b d f h M tth 'd - *Le i yorer o er AJESTY, 0 e consi e Do Halves Gen. Screw Steam Ship pearance here), and Alias Vining. assistance to the undertaking, and to which its extra- h ' ...... all pd 9 - 9% " With the revived Comedy of MARRIED LIFE. ration of the Legislature, consisting, for the most d• Do. Oswestry...all pd 13% - 13 % ping Company...soLp • To conclude with KEELEY WORRIED B f BUCKSTONE. or 'nary success may in no trifling degree be attri- sere's. Union ..6% pd 3% - 3 d- Irish Beetroot Sug. 2a p . Durirg the Evening, every 3lensber of the Haymareet Company part, of letters, signed, respectively, by the British Do. A, B, C, S; Penin. & Or. St. all pd 1 D fully bated, selected the opening banquet as fi • - a ttmg oppor will appi•ar. Consul at Florence, and by the Chief Secretary for • pd. uP at per cent. 50 -46 dis. Do. Do. -15/. pd 1 Tickets and places at the Box-office of the Theatre. tunity for the official announcement that the Govern- South Devon ...... all *** 19 , pd 18% - A Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 1 the Foreign Department, originated in one of the rasa had, on h't enter is represt ions, consented to reduce h-Easte Sout. , ril ICIO/. pd ... - ••• Universal Emigration' B ATTY!S GRAND .NATIONAL HIPPO IMORE, 7.ri li.h grossest outrages ever perpetrated upon an e g , the interest on the advances to th I• h . 1 S Wales outh e ...... all pd 33% - 34 e ris rai way s t uth 1 orkshire and and Colonization, 2/. pi . --. Opposite tlie Broad Walk, Kensington-g•arc ens, man. An unarmed stripling, named MATHER, one . , . is now OPEN for the Season companies from 0 to te per cent. This was a wel- River Dun ...... 15/. pd tedis. - di P MONEY and C( Tremendous' overflows to all parts of this truly magnificent build- of hjects of the su Queen VICTORIA, while cross- Do. Do - come boor, not so much for the pecuniary relief . ...... a. pcl ... -- ••• ing, welch now forms the most astounding feature of ohs present day :_. a s treet in the ca ital of Tuscany is with- te. e , 1,, - • •1, Stirl. & Dunferm. all p„. ••••• ••• -Astounding pladaits greet the various performances ot the inim- wg - p ) anoruea OS for tee principte enunciated. It shows Stock. & r_lar. 16 / 2 5.3d. . . - ••• The sales of Cotton at ] itable Company of Equestrian Artists, which for extent and talent out any provccation whatsoever, struck successively the k • dl •'t • h • h I t• h * Taff Vale ... 126/ d 15.6 - 158 at from 3,000 to 4,000 ba have never before been equalled. in y spiri in wle tis interests are regarded n _ ... • P A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. by two Austrian cfficers, one with a weapon and the in the Cabinet snd also testifies thst the securit Thames. leaven Doca closed steadily at about p 250 Pernam and Maranh Admission-Reserved Seats, 3.9.; Filst Class, 23.; Second ditto, other with hie fist, the first assailant subsequently • y and Railway ...18/ . pd 214 •••• 2% b.; Third ditto, sa. given and the punctuality exhibited by the Vale of Nea 6 te...17L pd 12% - 12 % 6aad. to 6 %a., 300 Egye Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. cutting him down In a cowardly manner with his Waterfd. & Kills. all pd 43% -5% 5 % 40. to 4%d., 120 Sea Ish borrowers are such 113 to d' • h ispense wit a u r . Ai ^, Y : Vl' 0,0 r..• ...., ....iim. all n d 20 -22 remainder American. -In . -4_::' UYA.I4 MAR.IO.NETI:E tlizikdATitE, sword, while the unfortunate youth was staggering high, if not usulions, rate of int t t' f r C 11 ' 10 1 / .erest, a por ion o te est ornwa 13/. pd 9% - 4 at higher prices. .ii.to ADELAIDE-STRIWT, WEST STRAND. and confused under the effects of that abrupt on- The Brazilian mail bri West London ...all pd ..• - ••• TIIII4 EVENING, and every evening during the week, Which should be applied as an insuran f d ce un to Will be presvnted PUNCH ALA ROMAINE. slaught. Very different indeed from the brutality . . 2 ..- , I gaard against losses that might arise. While Go- Yk.,New.& Ber. 100/ p - •.• 72% 72 market was very high. To be followed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertalnmeist by of this lieutenant in the service of the Red Rsinenon, &N . E * *** 6Y d' 13 , Do. e ewe a. 20/. p 7% - 4 is. 4 imports the business was an catraonlinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. vern r ‘ ' • ment charged J per cent. interest the companies Do. G.N.E. pure. 9L p. 2% -2% dia. 6% The Buenos Ayrean aa , To 1)3 followed by an entirely new version ot the Grand Eastern was the feeling displayed by the English butcher co ol s • l h t ht . York &N. Mid.loo/4ed ... - ••• 48 exchange on London wa spectac'e ot ALADDIN ; or, The Wondertul Lamp, produced with 0 carce y ope o o Lain any necessary accom- not much increase in t all Me vast resources ot ibis small establishment. mentioned yesterday by Lord PALMERSTON, as having modation, from private capitalists, on reasonable PR,ErmzENVE sECAILUS. .during April, but the a( To conclude with a new Italian Divertissement, entitled EL NANO been assaulted while engaged in the labours of his Aberdeen all pd 31 - %di& dis. prevailed, and the who DEL VELLAOIS. terms. The reduction of i h G nterest by t e overnment Deers open at Dalt-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. avocations, according to •the fine old anecdote, and Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 3% ..• - ••• in consequence. Darin; A Morning Verformance To-Morrow and Saturday next. Doors ~ after havin h d • g a experience of some years re - pay Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p ••• -••••• 95 there was a brisk demand open at Hall-past Tiro, aud Commence at Three o'clock. who thereupon reproached his assailant by exclaiming, . '1 d 1 meats, wil o much to p,ace the question on a just Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18% -19 there were likewise co frivatp Boxes and Slags to oe had at the 80.5.-oce Of the ,‘ What a mean cc t co a wardly fellow you must bc Dundee Per & Aberd Entrerios. The merchan Theatre, and of all the principal Libritriaml. foundation, and will prove far more beneficial t .' •' • 51 all pd A- 6 difficulty, because not h ' d e in hi h 4 a 1, ------ ---n-e-----e-----e---------e-----een to strike a man with a _nit S _tine, an- w-o, railwa hh ld • I y s are o ers in reland than many times the 0 Junction E. Ang.(3/ 103)6 pe. all 2% -3% Videans, who were alloy tIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. t therefore, can t return the blow !" Very different _ . . , . D (5/0 7 per et. all p ... - posit system, both fate n o t appearance of Signor Bettial. amount or tne reauction afforded. De o. . (71175) 7p.c. 2 p ... ....: •••••• provinces. Just been THIS EVENING, also was the incident described by the same • Bel' - teeing, as we do, that the .full development of Eastern Counties Ex., ever, the Governmen Will be presented 'Verdi's Opera, Noble Lord as having occurred to the .. . No 1 ...all pd 1% 1y „ Pin a decree which gra . ERNANI. tne railwsy system in Ireland, and the com- 5 l ' ' n '' a * ll d 1 - 4 r Elvira, Meddle. Seale Crtivelll; Frnani, Signor Bettini; Roy colonel of an Englith cavalry regiment who, Do. No. 2 a p li ,__, 1% p Pm and privileges. The lied( pletio f h reat trunk lire e Stk 10 133/ nOmer, Signor Bartell ; Lip, Signor Fortini ; out° V., signer not e g 4s, and in some Do. New 6p• • • . 4-14 . d rated as operating prejudii Ferlotti. • 1 h 1 t e. a t ough he had os one of his arms was t ' instances of local feeders 'll '1 t h -, wi eons ii u e t e a s E tern Union Scrip, vated by a farther deprei In the course of the evening a DIVERTISSEMENT. in whi n gallantly leading his men into battle, when a French . Guar 6 per ct all p 15% -15 e, mitant reaction in the e. will be represented La Mazurke, by Madlle. Louise Fleury, sulk . principal element in promoting the prosperity of Ire- •Db Sh all p ... 74. hides was limited. Freig ported by ktadlles. La,moureux and Allegrati. The new grandras by officer, who had ridden towards him to cut him , . Do. 10L e • - ••• hladlle. Caroline Resat and M. Durand. '..1. d his point on ob. land, we hail with great satisfaction the implied East Lancashire, 6 per 11 pd the number of vessels. S et. Quar. Shrs. a . a. - m to Patagonia to load wit To conclude with the new Spanish Ballet Divertissement, entitled clown Vel‘o Uplifted sabre, lowere pledge that his Excelle cy dth G t f n , an e - overnmen o UN BAILLE DE CANDIL, i L a . serving that his antagonist was mutilated, and gal- , . , , East & West Yorkshire • appears to have been givi in which 31d12e. Guy Stephan, Mdlies. Rosa, Esper, Allegrin , b '1 wmch ne is a mem er, wi I afford due encourage- Junction, sths all pd ..„ ........ quiza was popular. His I meting*, M. Di Hattie, exact M. Mathieu will appear. loped off to seek, on more equal terms, another Edin., Per. & Dan. 5 % Paraguay is an earnest of A new Grand Ballet is in preparation. opponent. . e " That is French feeling, exclaimed meat, and render the necessary assistance to every t. all pd 3% ..... Thursday next, June 17, will be included in the subscription. B x... 3% The Amsterdam Stock well. devised project, that is in a - position to apply for G pe a r cen s W Con 100/. ._ buoyant. Dutch Two-an . ..... Applications ter Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the o Lord PALMERSTON, on relating the circumstance, as 1 s.& . • • ... office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. pecuniary aid from the national Exchequer. If Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15% _ 15% 15% %a Spanish American Securit he had previontly exclaimed, in allusion to the other Do 5 p cared. sc. 9 % I ) 1% - 2 p f At Hamburgh last Frid ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. COVENT-GAR OEN. such were not the case, Lord EGLINTON would not so ' & West. was still 13 7. Stocks First appearance of Maxine. Angiolina Bosio. anecdote, " that is Englith feeling. " GOD forbid . Great South. emphatically have directed attention to the declaration (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -8% 8% Spanish, which were in THIS EVENING. that-we should have to t the conduct of the accep Gt. West. (Beaks & H. higher. WIR be presented the first act of of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, that " the - NORMA.. officer who with his 'd onen the skull of Ex. 3 per o°l ' o-6 p d I A -1 p From St. Petersburg'', Me Beetrandi ; Clotllde, , sword, lai r claims of Ireland for • Norma, Vadame Grist; Adalgisa, Mai • , • assistance are irresistible," or so Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ... .._ ... Soldi • Pollio Mr M f Florence June, the export business D Do. -804 pd ... ....... Madlle. Cotti ; Oroves.,o, Herr Fcirmes ; Flavlo, Signor , , • ATHER in the streets o , signifi tl 11 dd t th I can y a u e o ep an propounded by the negleated. Of imports ge Signor Tarnberlik. as an evidence of " Austrian feeling ! " , , o* hne and York. Lances plies and business was ven To conclude with Denizetti's Opera, late lamented Lord GEORGE BENTINCK, declarin 1 20/ 61 pd L'ELISIR D'AMORE. A more brutal or a more unprovoked g shire, F. • ••• • 1 4 - % di s. The discount houses are • • Gianetta, Madlle. Cott! ; Ne- Rik 100/ n Adina, Madlle. Angiolina Bosio , 1 that "he would have voted for that Bill," and tbat Do. 6p•c• -- • ,' e ... - ... all desirous to take in del) , Galvani ; Belcore, Signer Bartolini ; Dulcamara, assault v e 1, iat, perhaps, never before made under equa y Northern, o per e. In the English Stoe raorino, Signor " h f It 't h • d t t e e i is u y 0 encourage railway enterprise Leeds _ _. ~ e , _, _ ... Signor Ronconi. aggravated circumstances upon an unarmed English- • cent. No. 1 ...... id " P U 6.* ...... ... quiet. .Consols, after reali, Commence at Eight o'clock. in the country." These declarationa will not be for- Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd e 3 ' The New Three-and 'Com r, Director of the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. man. Yet it is in reference to this monstrous Nh. 3 51. pd ' - ••• /4. Tickets for the Boxee Stalls, or the Pit may be had (tor the _ __.. . . . gotten or disregarded. The capitalists who may be Do. Do. - ••• -„. quoted 102% to 103, am Nieht or Season), at the ' Box-office at the Theatre, whick is open nu& Oi brutality that Lord MALMESBURY has Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9/..pd e. ....... Bank Stock is worth 2221 from Bleven till Five o'cloek ; and of the principal librarians and written to T A Iv „nor- .. ESTMORELA.ND, that it wag tem ted t•' th tbth V. • 1 3 0 visit e coun ry y e a , ractions of the London & Brig. guar. marked 765. for those dat .100/. d nt incei_p____,__d _ e Exhibition, and the wise and prudent inducements 5 per cent. •• P ... ._ ... June dated. simply an affair " caused by a concourse Do Pr. 5p c. Stk. 1004 . e vete Foreign Stocks ar . ratEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. held out by the various railway companies to tourist • 5 18'2 11 ** _*-- ••• , s, Do. Om Pa , 0 a Mexic account brings up . Itr • 11 ' Webster, Sole Lescce wad Mavaver Old Brompton. ~ . EQUery-" conOurrence ?"] of fortuitous and unfortu- • will see th c 100/ p , •.• - ••• e beneficial channels for investment ; and Do. N.Gr. 6 P • • ... - ... mencement of bueiness, I THIS EVENING, nate circumstances " p • Wil l be Derfor ed , I omie Drama entitled MINT • reviously the Foreign , i , Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & noun owe e al • ee enare y new c . a Passive Bonds are saa, ane W b ter , Leigh MurraY, Secretary had written to Mr q we mey ere _ong nope to aeo Ireland covered with an 5 c 13% pd needeede dd ,, en:de. Lee, by Mesers. B. e s , .. ~ • a•CARLETT, Nunet. P. • • Nominally Spanish Five _ deti g m a" iron network - , 3 f • b h Co 3de 5/ p 3 , ••• - ~.• and 1 v s i lip- Miss Reynolds, ace. eTi n, ii:. ,,,,, , ,:e t lteeley ; . ea., trl ~ , ting the occurrende as a " wanton . and un 1 d air pre Ating yt e experience that Ln.& S. V• - • 4- 4 p Deferred are 9 : /i, To *mettle Y WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. , prove Ce on. & En. ta Ste all n 1 marke has been at' • - -13 / 12y Bonds have been a enth the Farce called THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. insult. " So that the Eneelish Minister could cll tamed in this country, the speculators L Sh ff. & Linen. 4 . ''''' 4 V to 95, ear. ieninecestn, a that M ae . e , per Cents. 91,e Mr., Radish:me; airs. isonnycastle, Mrs. Eack ill avoid the costl mistakes th y at have occurred, so Qr. l e. , No. 1...a1l d j remain. wanton when addressing the Constil at Florence w I ) 10 X - 11% Cents. 64 1 4. riin - a s which he termed merely fortuitous when speaki n n , 7 that the undertskings will peeve as profitable to them- Do. New• 10/....a1l pd 13 - 13% 13X Railway Shah . es have I lee re „ Tick: ROYAL, NDELPIII. 6 selves as tney must be beneficial to Ireland. Do. Gl. ............ 31. pd „ have been obtained in mos Les- , •• ...Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. r htnna I to the Ambassador at 1 1... . Ile could talk Mid. Con. e l , - 1 p ele c St. 100/. e _ ... Mining Shares ha ve beei , ____ _ ___ Will be performed SEA T . a 's EVENING, TI is. & Bir., ' • and Austa ' rht II • sal LAND Characters by Messrs. Paul in a subdued manner, indicative of a Willing- i D o , Con. ...er The Engltsh Bedford, w ri t , ' • u ' l "" 0 . Satan. W 11 E •M . Ellen t IHE FPENCI - 1 PEPUBLIC i. . 6 per cent.... loo L Pd 147 - 143 received advi 'ces from Mr. 147% lie, K. Fitzwilllace, w an 4 _ orre , mery, ases 1 ' D ness to concede . when aprteyi g to Austria, - Do. Erewash Val. all p ... ..... ... the 17th April last, on wh Chap awe a uevilish neer 1 Keeley. ---..e....--. After W , xtravaganza called MEPHISTO- ous indignation when ap- We hav Port Philip. It e received the Paris papers of yesterday. Do. Leic. &Swanning. Es Characters by Mr.'', ' • and in a lofty tone of pomp port for fIIEL . • neY, Miss Fitzwilllana, and Miss De Minister of War having gone to Vichy, M. Due Guar. 100/. p .. tleman, with a compete os, 8 per c. gen "'t ar . "liE SCHOOL FOR TI GE , II4. 'a remarkable th*elin* plying to Tin cany ! The contrast i , ister of Marine, acts as Minister of War during his Do. Preference ...5/. p 1 . ,_:. . - ••• for the purpose of buying ! wi T absence. 11 .Btas % P which, doubtless, tliey Ve. ------ ------- 7 , 78 n - i r e -- ----... significant. It betrays - and, surely, also sufficiently , The P - RDTCE PRESIDENT of the Re ' • Norfolk Exten... e a ,F tl 2 0 -21 public received on Satur- Do Gr. 5 % p c.. a. p 5 rate of profit. ---- OVAL FR th '" „ t ' v ritt: oxp7. -- „„. , R Under the Manaoement 0 , , , .... 1 1)-611tr.. 1. it '.. a weakness in the policy [if policy it may be day at a private audience delegates from the board of dire *V Y "Val 2/ %- 5% Advices have been recei Tiles Evann i er , • C. Kean. e- Do. a avn • ' •1 3 1% - 2 ' fanned a new and original En called," which policy "has rione"3 of the Foreign tors of the company Dollfus and Cusin•Legendre, which North British ••• 51 . pe . _ ... 110 Philip and Colonial Gold : Will be per , cret, entitled THp ~ aY, in five acts, by the offers to undertake a steam service between Havre and New Nth Snifford....all pe '''' of April last ; they wino= aathor of The Wifda-be C Keen 1." ItIAL OF LOVE. Prin- Secretary truly lamentable after the energetic York. The PRESIDENT conversed for a length of time with or -,, .. evoi., 154 ... .... „„„ . Evan Hopkins, Esq., and tl Oxf. Won 164 / , e oral characters by Messrs. • ~. , Ydee, Grvi .... , d Wheatleleu , Mies se ed - 11 _5.m, al au e ows, and patriotic course to which the Government these gentlemen on the subject, and expressed his regret 6 per cent•-• 1 4% pd ' 1 4 % who would proceed . direc Cathcart a i Everett, an all, and Mrs. C. Ya - I%p 1 Kean- Ater TOW' will be Preduce d. had been accustomed when that depart- that such a line of transatlantic communication as Ditto ditto ... 3 /. pa 4% ail operations. -p han tasm, related l e ee __ they spoke of did not exist. The delegates withdrew, well Shrews. & Bin N.G. fel ••• --- ••• 10% - 11 10% THE VAMPIRE, a tained by Mr. Re a - Ze . The ment of the public service was presided satisfied with their reception. It appears that this company Shrews. & Ches. (Need . Consols for Opening, principal character will be fiats Is J. vi ii i ng , , e l,lt. the author C....a1i • rted 13Y 111 ., ea d ee a Leciereq, R o Cater. Everett, of the piece, suppo over by a daring and comprehensive intellect has signed a treaty with the American company to which the Min.) 8 per .pd, 7% ..... 18 BRITISH FUNDS TH] Cathcart, Meadows, Harley ; ..... ,o t, neon Phill• 1* . ips, ike that of Lord PAW:mew:e a The whole Franklin and the Humboldt belong, in order to ensure a South Devon ea a i n Pd, 15 -16 (From th Desborough, Marshell, and .Mrs. D 3 • better service, and obviate all idea of competition. Do. New 74 Pd %dia. - %P' Bank Stock THEATRE. ---------..... transaction, debated at such length during The Salut Public of Lyons states that it has received a St.-Est. 4% Pa• 1 04 pe .. de . ROYAL LYCEUM ent of Madame V - estris. York. 4 p e go letter from Paris, announcing that the cavalry under General Sthn e ere _ . • 204 * I - 7 ,‘ dis. 3 per Cent. Reduced AD last evening's discussion, betrays a weakness New 3% per Cent. Am Under the managem les Mathews. t DE CAsTELLANE'S orders at Lyons is about to be diminished Stock. & mut. WI 5p c sole lessee Mr. Char nong Annuities, Exp. ' ' -ENING, an incapacity, an indecision, and a trickiness such as one half, as there are about b I iment o until July 1,1856 1 THIS EN - h e eight acts, mu te to e eft only one reg f . .. ~.. ,a 1 e ... ~._ ... India Stock Watertora an p erformed a dramatic sterY•Messrs. Charles en e r A cannot do otherwise than seriously injure the reputa- dragoons, and one ef cuirassiers. allken a 97 11 Y, Do. Bonds, 10001... , ClereN i On EVENTS. characters bY Baker, Sater, menT e adata, t . By a decision of the Minister of the Interior the subsidy per cent. 6 le Ne ee * ..... " 4 . Pd 54 - ya dis. 2 % f the resent Government Altho ton o p • ugh the Consols for Account Frank Matthews, Robert Baxley, Belton. ...,...tels, Miss Laura n ee t d i a . hitherto granted te the Poles has been withdrawn. The fol- Year f W....Eft, a p 101% Rosiere, Butler, and Honner ; Madame • - e w a s Wright, m t, i s ,. matter was necessarily slurred over yesterday t I • a owing are the motives given by the Minister for this de- Do. Do ...... 51. aP ••• - ••e „ Exchequer Bille.ladd. Mrs. F. Matthews, and Ass Julia St Georg ua : runda i e , Bu n Eu i-i- , - - - • • 4. I • • • - •• 1 fugees who York &N. Midi pd 4 3 /,. -03 1,0004 , Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Macnamara, I li " 7 ' . .Me close of this memorable debate, we feel c • iston • - n granting subsidies to all politica re . _ nee Q . 110{,. , wad H. 500/. Miss Grove, and Miss Foote. haracters by Messrs. asattred had to fear rigorous measures against them in their own Den. a e eecei. 10 ••••• l• pd %-- % P Small that the revelation of the To be followeel by TAKDTG BY STORM. C ieri g Julia St. George. T doings of conntrien France has had for object to shelter them from LINES ....._ C. Mathews, Suter, Miss Isa.bel Dickenson, and --a - - ''isprd MALMNSBURY Will not -be lightly lost present distress, and to enable them to wait until they could 44r4 ISED AT rricen ZENTALS. PRICE OF FOREIGN I Brazilian Bonds, 5 - - 7 Busineas a l let provide for themselves the means of existence. This she has -____ ASTLErS ROYAL AMPHITILa IeATR-g• g of b th l y e e ectors of the United Kingdom. In e e Railwa Pe Leasing Nominal Prices. Grenada, 1% per I pn---1 Highness refe on for twenty-five years, and her • ht now to generosity oug to-day. Under the Patronage of her Majesty and hiS ..--.1 ra nee to their f ' r t l h oreign po icy a east, er MA- have an end, and be reserved for rare and exceptional cases, _______ Companies. Do. Ex Dec. Co Prinee Albert. JESTVa bir • .-.............. Proprietor and manager, mr. W. Betio misters hare disclosed a truly lamentable or when infirmities prevent any employment." Bda & Bitch al '------------- Ditto Deferred . The moat succerstul and popalar Theatre In Undo. inferiorit iral B. The French squadron under the command of Vice-Adm ne& One, gee. al . .' 1p Lon &N W ••• '" 51:Wean Bonds, 1846, 5 THIS EVENDIG, y to the most distinguished of th • 'Gt. • • 3 0 - e , 3 ,•1 Weatn. Ditto Account .. eir Baron LA SUSsE, arrived at Tunis on the Ist inst. Do. without, a l l ,1 , Witt be presented the gorgeous Equestrian Speetacle of ST. predeceasoe 29 -oo GEORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Alfred COeice• Cabinet - 8 . In several other particulars the The Patrie states that very satisfactory accounts haveillat Bir.Wolv.& D ad a L ' o . intro- has been received from Tahiti. The best understanding, it is guar..... a il • 30% Portuguese Bonds, To be followed by Batty's Inimitable Scene,' of the Arena, blundered scarcely less deplor .. pd Do. - e Ditto 4 Der Cent. duclng the most nanieroas equestrian company In Europe. ably, insomuch a said, exists between Queen Poltritax and the French autho • Do. with out 'all pDo To conclude with a Laughable farce. , , that the CHANCELLOR of the rities. At the date of these accounts two agents of the Buckinghan dad • 18 % - 19% Russian Bonds, 182: Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven Cm Four daily. EXCHEQUER h - as had t American Penin . sula Company had arrived to make ar - Clydsclale Je. „ P Lon. &N.W _ 5O 49N, Ditto 4% per Cei o rash to the rescue rather fre- 'au') Caledonian 48 Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. _ quell tly of oth -ers a mongst his It• • • l 1 inisteria so leagues rangemcnts for its steamers to touch at Tahiti periodically. R. Lin., ga d a per! The Bourse was remarkably firm, with an improvement in cent. 11 • Spanish Bonds, 5 pe: ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. . besideS the Earl o f m ...... a pd Gt. Northn. de% - 36% Ditto Passive Bonds.. • Open for the Season, ALMESBURY. Whatever may prices. There was a considerable amount of business trans - Gloueest. & D ed „ be the restilt of the a • acted in Railway Shares. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Forest... 22,, " Dividends on the ale Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. aproaching elections, it must AWI Gt. Westrn. 5 - 6 P Belgian 4% per Ce Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT. .f. an : rate continue it opened at 100 f. sac., and closed at 100 f. 65c. for the end of Hartlepl lee , ,-, e , - e- ea .1 Yk.Newl Dutch 2% per Cent ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid " J ~• pon record that what the the month ; the Three per Cents. closed at 70f. 25c. ; Or- .nauw._,..stu pd 8,13 • ... - ... and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's on- ingeDUlEy of mortal e 1 Ditto 4 per Cent.l rivalled Military Band-Varions Amusing Novelties - Concluding at f his associate ou d accomplish to rectif h yt e , leans Railway Shares, 1,225 f. ; Rouen, 820 f. ; Havre, 320 f.; Hull & Selby, all p yk. s e g: . Great Northern, 611 f. 25c. ; Avignon, 362 f. 50c, ; Vierzon, Do• Halves. 111 - n 3,, Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic 'Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, mistakes o 8 the R; ht ,all p Do. LLOYD'S SHIPP] 27 representing the Interior ot the MOnotain (the Pandemonium of the done-transna tleman has iitt" g Honourable Gen- 607 f. 50c. ; Basle, 266 f. 25e. ; Bordeaux, 631 f. 25c. ; Paris Do. Quarts., ad _ 26 - 27 p Do. 105% 4 LONDON, JUNE 15.-Wind ant Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and his Cyclops mg him lf • h' Leeds &BAH ii - 106 , alternately into tp se , in is Pro- and Straeburgh, 573 f. 75c.; Tours and Nantes, 380 E; Paris --9 au P Midland the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a teen course, 48 shield and the sc • e and Lyons, 638 f. 75c. The New Austrian Loan. 92 aa %. Lon. & Grenw. all S Eas ern. 12% - 13 % ' PERNAMBUCO, MAY 19.-The I Grand Tableau on the Lake 6f Thetis, and the Nereiads receiving the t f the Deem - Government, Im - BU . on shore to the south of the Para er 0 SINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Do. Pref....ad ' -t ' 25% - 26% Pd Do. Arlx_iour of Achilles. ----mi5te10...,......_ LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 14. Lowestoft., g ed 4 The San Sebastian° steamer, fron .2.:eeris °Pen from Nine A.M. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- xhibition of the totally host to the southward ; c] East Indian, 22%.-Grand Junction of France, 4%-Luxe per cent...all Pd Norfolk ""*" at nett - east six. Fireworks about Half-past Nine. The National E arts manufactures weather has been and still contint A.DMISsION, ONE SHILLING ' actions of 1re1a...„, ' , 9 embourg, 3 5 ,a-Namur and Liege, 6-Paris and Lyons, 11% Do. 6p. et., aa - p Do. and natural prod uh 'which was in • , e iddlesbr' -Paris and Rouen, 31 ye, Sambre and Meuse, 41 4 Tour M & Red. 0 kon Thursday las • April, with damage, having been ( and Nantee., 12-Western of France, 7%. car, 6 p, THE FIRE augurated in ~Of t With such un. ,„ c-, all p Stktn &Dar ••• - all. Sylph, Monte Video to Great Brii AT MESSRS. CLOW'S' PRINTING -OFFIC E ill Undoubtedly e . N. & -re, s la a., all E. Counties 62 -e - leaky, and with -we are glad to be enabl • equivocal success, le • e xerec te -- Part of cargo dam ed to state that the amount of an ira- Do. 6 p., BAHIA, MAY 19 less sustained be Mea„, n the future fortunes of SPAIN. ct., all p Do. -The Maria I ... ....- ••• Gene estimate . d A great p ; Clowes has been considerably over- Portant influence 0 Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd a, has put back leaky. ... --- "' the sister The Madrid 'ournals of the 9th contain no political news Do. °portion of the smaller and m 11 times 1 bl va Ua 3t06 • • j . . d presto. &Wyre, { en&N.WI OPP LIVERPOOL. -James T. Foe Valuable type is not so much • ore kingdom. It is at a . , nti in nay of importance. The Minister of War had resigned, an de , •••••• ••• Continent, Van d injured . as was at first sup- sown men all paid e. , guar , and Pa,nola. Ma un a On three or four generals were spoken of as likely to succeed Do Hives l e, ` -da ` a • c ''' - ••• P d ROATE, JUNE 1 4.-The Elizal pos ' ed and though an immense Quanta of nnted and un- nation a neutral gro ° f all elasves • _ e • , all p Do. D • ted paper has been tete'', - d 3' I , . lay aside their , him. The direction of the works for the canalisation of th Read., Guildf ess Rock, but wa a rin d b th fi " estroyed, yet a portion of creeds, and parties may mutual e and kAMSGATE, JUNE 14.-Th A the loss is covers y e °atm Ebro had been formed, and the works are to be commenced 5 - 25% g policies of booksellers and • and co-operate t Reigate ... all pa S. Eastern 2 in her hold, after being on th e e Ononoei relig;„, so cieties; so that 4,c00e , 5 re , ... . tealousiee and divisions, ogethee tv-- t• ith vigour forthw . ith. Accounts had been received from Roy. & Hit. 6y G eh 9% - 3% baex, J be the extent of Messrs. Clown' , 0 • , wt. win proeably d f h e goo 0 t eir e Puerto•Lico to the 15th ult. ; they stated that General Don e a 4 p t.Nor n. 9 , pia 1 4.-Wind W.S.W.- * 'es% The origin of the zealously and efficiently for th orn mon , DO. Shep. nee all Do - 3 on the Goodwin Sands 7th inst., It fire has not yet been discovered. 1 oin Ireland te d r ERDINAND NAZAGAVAY hail taken the command of the ) n -ere shc Rth & G * • 00le, Ranisgate. The Alcee was in con country. Bat it is peculiany S . the island, and that affairs were not very brisk. We understand that, through the ex er n discord has S P• C a 18 . 11 4 L & Yks •• - ••• and the Isle of Wight with the 11 b ee , It is stated, in a letter from Barcelona of the 9th, that the ar ,t, d , Air ~- aons of Lord demon of civil and religiOu 3 u Staffdsh e - an ' '% - % die. the United States. The Alcee wa A. Laws, her Majesty's Ch b . alre3 ' s 4i p Mai-Clean 1 , kri. 1,-,„- a - at Baden, the a hal so 1 Spanish Government has sent orders that all foreign refugees ae continued on hervoyage. a ear Val. G pc, Grand Difkiehaseperdoneu - • es u, a British - - - so frequently evoked. a llia - crn g ia Catalonia shall be sent i , all Stekt& Dar ••• - ''' subject, nto the interior. 31 --- who was condemned to two months' im p ris onment fo . • d lmost every suggestion Do. do. ... all d D The Three per Cents. were done at 45adn the New Three , d p o. - The number of workmen nol r pub- rei ne paramount, where a licly defaming the Grand and Ducal authoritee-n de „ g d through parti. per Cents. at 22 1 4 ; the Debt of the first class at 10 • and a ' ° ' e ' - all pd Do. - ••• works "of the Government or '"`"• of general utility, has been viewe that ef the second at 5%. ' !. WIWI'S' SO in 't 14 Gt. Westin', 1 01 - 103 3,500. sines Railways. Nomine 1 Prices. Bu to -o-day. done ay. Cent. France (0.V.) all 23 3 /, 24% Charl. & Erquel. all pd 14 —l6 Demerara all pd ••• Dutch Rhenisb...B/..pd 3% 3 % dis. 43/ East Indian 181. pd 4 3 / p 22/s Do. Do 20L pd Gt. Indian Penin. a ll p . % .1% p Do. Do. pd I% 1% p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. ala Sambre 7% . . Luxembourg l3l. pd . 4% Do. Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 1/. % Do. (Canal) 2t. pd % Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 —lO Do. New 8% pd . . . Namur & Liege all pd . 6 .6% North. of France,l6Lpd 24 2434 Do. 20L 3p. c. Bds, all p 13 344 —l4 13% Orleans & Bor 11L pd 4 3 / 4 5 p x.d 15% Paris & Lyons ...61. pd 5% —5 %. p Paris & Orleans all pd 47 —49 Paris & Rouen ...all pd 32 82% Paris & Stras. pd 23 23% Rouen & Havre...all pd 12% 12% 12 Sambre &Meuse all pd 4% 47 8 St. Andrew's & Qaebee (A) 4/. pd . . Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 5 dis. x.d x.d West Flanders...B% pd 2 7 / 8 x.d West. of France 6/. pd 1% 1 7 / 8 p MINES. Agua Fria all pd %dis. par 1 Anglo-Californian, all p 34 I ,g p •Th 34 Asturian 151. p . • Australaaian 21. pd % •. 1 % p Australian 5L pd % 1 Austr. Freehold all pd % 3/ 8 dis. Ave Maria all pd 5 / 8 :y 8 dis. Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd % dis. British Iron 13/. 15s. p . . Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1 Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Job. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd par % p 1% Cobre Copper ...401. pd 34% 35 1 36 35 1 % Colonial Gold 1/ pd %dis. % Copiapo 14/ pd . Eng. & Auat. Cop. a ll p . 1 % .1 dis. % General all pd 10 Gold Mountain all pd % dis. Great Polgooth all pd 4Li P Lake Bathurst-all pd 14 dis. Liberty .. all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd % Mexi. &S. Amer. 91 p 4 3 / 4 —5% New Granada all pd —74 dis. Nouveau Monde, all pd %dis. par % I Port Philip IL pd par % p 1% Quartz Rock all pd dis. Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / 4 9% —lO South Australian, 1 pd %dis. par Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 —ll United Mexican all pd 2 —2% West Maripoaa all pd 3a dis 3OXNT-STOCK BANKS. Australasia all pd 453 46% • Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 58 1 / 59% Colonial 251 pd 13% 14% Com. of London 20/. pd 25 26% Lon. & County 20/. pd . . London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 1 8 —lB% Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 29% 30% Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 43 44% Do. New lOl pd . . Nat. of Ireland 22% p 18 3 / 4 —2O Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 36 37% Prey. of Ireland 25/ pd. 46% —47 Do. New all pd 16% —l7 Union of Austral all pd 42% 43 1 ,E Do. New 2% pd 3 —8% • Union of London 10L p 15% —l6 l , Union of Madrid all pd MZSCELLA.NEOUB. Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p 2 2 1 ,E Canada , 32% pd 48 49% Copper Miners of Eng land . . 25/. pd Do. do. ... 10/. pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd . . . Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28 —29 Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Conipany...soL p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p 2 —• 23 Penin. & Or. St. all pd 86% —B7 Do. Do. ...15L pd 35% 36% Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77% 78% Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were estimated at from 3,000 to 4,000 bales, all to the trade. The market closed steadily at about previous rates. The sales comprised 250 Pernam and Maranham at 6%d. to 6%d., 80 Bahia at 6%d. to 6/ B d., 300 Egyptian at 554 d. to 7%d., 400 Surat at 4d. to 4 120 Sea Island at 15. sd: to Is. 6 1 , 2 d., and the remainder American.—Railway Shares were in good demand at higher . prices. The Brazilian mail brings 100,0001. in specie. The Coffee market was very high. Exchange on London, 26%. In imports the business was very moderate. The BuenoaAyrean advices are interesting. The rate of exchange on London was 655. 6d. per ounce. There was not much increase in the stock of manufactured goods .during April, but the activity noticed during March still prevailed, and the wholesale stores were much relieved in consequence. Daring the early part of the month there was a brisk demand for the province of Sante Fe, and there were likewise considerable parcels of goods sent to Entrerios. The merchants, however, had experienced great difficulty, because not placed on a par with the Monte Videans, who were allowed a return of duties: and the de posit system, both favourable to sales for the interior provinces. Just before these accounts left, how ever, the Government had met the difficulty by a decree which grants the requisite immunities and privileges. The accidental circumstances above enume rated as operating prejudicially upon trade, had been aggra vated by a further depreciation of the currency and conco mitant reaction in the exchange. In exports the stock of bides was limited. Freights were still depressed, owing to the number of vessels. Some had gone from Monte Video to Patagonia to load with guano. The new Government appears to have been giving satisfaction, and General Ur quiza was popular. His recognition of the independence of Paraguay is an earnest of patriotism and pacific intentions. The Amsterdam Stock Market on the 12th instant was ,buoyant. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 63% Spanish American Securities were higher. At Hamburgh last Friday the rate of exchange on London was still 13 7. Stocks were without alteration, except Spanish, which were in request. Discounts were rather higher. From St. Petersburgh, according to advices of th e 7 t h 'June, the export business continued dull. Grain was quite neglected. Of imports generally there were abundant sup plies and business was very dull. The discount houses are overloaded with money and not at all desirous to take in deposits even at 1 per cent. e in teeehe h d a t s e 9 b 9 e7 In the English Stock Market,x .have uiet. .Consols, after realising 993 A %. The New Three-and.a-Quarter per Cents. have been ;quoted 102 3 / 4 to 103, and the Three pe r _ xchequer-bills are Cents. 100 1 4 N. 'Bank Stock is worth 222 % to 223% E • marked 765. for those dated March, and 675. to 70s. for the June dated. Foreign St o cks are very firm, and the settlement of the account brings up Mexican, wort h' 25% at the com mencement of business, but now at 24% to 25%. Spanish Passive Bonds are 5%, and Por tuguese _ Four per Cents. 37%. N om i na lly Spanish Five per Cents. are 21% 3%. G renada Deferred are 9%, and Brazilian Old 101%. Russian Old Bonds have been marked 117. Belgian Four -and-a-Half per Cents. 94% to 95, and Dutch Two - and-a-Half per Cents. 64 1 4. Railway Shares have been all buoyant, and fuller prices have been obtained in most instances, Mining Shares have been steady. The English and Australian Copper Company have also received advices from Mr. Joseph Brown, dated Singapor e, the 17th April last , on which d ay he was to sail from that port for Port Philip. It should be understood that this gentleman, with a competent assayer, was sent out expressly for the purpose of buying Gold for account of this compan y, w hich, doubtless, they will _ be enabled t o d o at a very fair rate of profit. Advices have been received by the directorsof the the Port ilth Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Company, dated of April last ; they announce the departure from Singapore of Evan Hopkins, Esq., and the staff of officers under his orders, who would proceed direct to Port Philip to commence operations. QUARTER TO THREE. Console for Opening... ... ... 91 1 1 ex div. BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK (From the Official List.) Bank Stock 223% 2 1 4 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 100% 9 New 3 1 4 per Cent. Anne. 102% 3 2% r.ong Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 6 % 15-16 India Stock Do. Bonds, 10001 B6 89 p Consols for Account •99 M % ex d E7 -- ..chiaciner Bills. 154 d. March. June. 1,000/. . . 76 p 67 70 p 5001. Small PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCIS, Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. lOl% Grenada, 1% per Cent. Do. Ex Dec. Coupons 1849 — Ditto Deferred BIL3XiCaII Bonds, 1846, 5 per Cent — Ditto Account Ditto 3 per Cent. Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent — Ditto 4 ner Cent. Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent ll7 Ditto 4 1 ,4 per Cent... ... Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Ce nt.. 94% 94 IA spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent,lB4o Ditto Passive Bonds 5% Dividends on the above payable in London Belgian 4% per Cent Dutch 21,6 per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) w JUNE 15.—Wind an neon S.W., light breeze and cloudy, LONDON, ith gentle showers and sunshine. PERNAMBUCO, 3TAY 19.—The Nonparlel, hence to Paraiba, went on shore to the south of the Paraiba Bar 16th May ; cargo saved. The San Sebastian° steamer, from the South to this port, has been totally lost to the southward; crew and passengers saved. The weather has been and still continues very tempestuous. Rio GRANDE, MAT 3.—The Diana, from Lisbon, arrived here 3d April, with damage, having been on shore inside the Bar. The Sylph, Monte Video to Great Britain, put in here 3d April very leaky, and with part of cargo damaged. Banta, MAT 19.—The Maria Christina, hence to Marseilles and Genoa, has put back leaky. OFF LIVERPOOL. —James T. Foord, Crescent City, Pilgrim, Globe, Continent, Vanguard, and Panola. MARGATE, JUNE 1 4.—The Elizabeth and Mary, Yo"ghal for Lon don, got on Foreness Rock, but was assisted off and proceeded. ItausuaTE, JUNE l4.—The Annette has come on with 9 fbet water in her hold, after being on the Goodwin Sands. Dasx, JUNE 1 4.—Wind W.S.W.—The Annette Gilbert, which got on the Goodwin Sands 7th inst., has come off and been taken r into R amsgate. The Al c e e was i n c ont ac t 9th i nst. between Po and the Isle of Wight with the Mongolia, Havre for Newport the 'United States. The Alcee was dismasted, and the x continued on hervoyage. - - in The number of workmen now employed P a ris on th e works "of the Government or of the city i 3 estimatedted 3,500. EJ N E 15, 1852 MARKET NEWS.--_(7i HIS DAY.) riLaszwe SntrainELD.—Meadow Hay, 31 5s O dd 4/ Os Od; Clover ditto, 31 103 to 41 153 Od; and Straw, 11 3s to 118 s per load. Trade dull, at last week's carrency. Cmunitimarry.—Meadow Hay, Si 5s to 41 2s Od ; Clover ditto, 31 83 to 41 12s; and Straw, 1/ 4s to 1/ Os per load. A full average supply, and a sluggish demand. WrrEcuspr..—Meadow Hay, 31 58 to 4/ Os Od; Clover ditto, 3110 s to 4/ 153; and Straw, 1/ 3s to 11 8s per load. Supply tolerably good, and trade rather dull. 1.111.14ady Si:MAR.— gone at IN stead rices, but net mch has been doing privately i n other sorts. The qu p antity landed las u t week at the East and West India Docks was 1,163 hhds 76 tierces 371 barrels ; there were taken for home consumption 1,646 hhds 55 tierces 445 barrels. The stock in the same places is 15,821 hhds 1,793 tierces 3,894 barrels. COFFEE.—There is very little offering publicly. Plantation Ceylon above has gone d ueff at full pric es . Native was taken in at 455, being Is the val. Buin.—The quantity landed last week at the East and West India Docks was 158 puns. There were taken for home consump- tion 181 puns 5 hhds, and exported 95 puns 176 bhd.s. The stock in the same places is 12,888 puns 1,183 hhds. COTTON.—There has not been mach doing, but the market is favorable. TEA.—The market is quiet. There are auctions next Thursday. TALLow.—P.Y.C., is 388 3d to 388 6d per ewt on the spot, and Town.39s 6d, with a good demand. EXCIIEQ UEII, —(THIS DAY.) (Sittings at Nisi Prins at Westminster, before the CHIEF BARON and a Common Jury.) CHUBB V. ALDERMAN SALOMONS, M.P. This was an action of debt, to obtain 1,500/. from the de fendant, the amount of penalties alleged to have been for feited by him by illegally voting three times in the House of Commons, without having taken the oath of abjuration in the- form prescribed by the statute. The trial came on. yesterday, but was not concluded, the Court rising on the conclusion of the plaintiff's case. This morning Mr. WILLis addressed the jury on the part el ttie defendant, and contended that no legal proof had been given of the defendant having voted in the House of Com mons in violation of the statute on which the action was founded. This statute had been passed avowedly for the• purpose of applying to Roman Catholics so as to make the oath of supremacy binding on their conscience; and it was for that reason that tho words "on the true faith of a Christian" had been introduced. That it was never intended to apply to Jews was quite apparent, and he thought it was an oversight or inadvertence on the part of the Legislature that no exemption was made/ in the statute in favour of the Jews. Under these circumstances he called on the jury to give a verdict for the defendant. The Cum' BARON said if the jury should be of opinion that the defendant had acted as alleged, they could only give a verdict for one of the penalties, inasmuch as it had been over and over again decided in other cases, that with regard to the House of Lords only one penalty could be re covered, notwithstanding the person proceeded against had voted on several occasions on the same evening. The pro ceedings of the House of Commons with reference to divi sions appeared to be very vague and irregular, and he did not see there was a single particle of evidence to prove that Mr. Alderman Salomons had given a vote at all. That was, however,a question for the decision of the jury. The jury were about to retire, to consider their verdict, when Mr. JAMES tendered a bill of exceptions on behalf of the plaintiff. The jury, after a brief conversation, then returned a ver dict for the defendant. CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) OLD COURT., (Before the RECORDER.) FORGERT.—Charles Nash, who had been convicted in a former session of forging a transfer for railway shares, was this morning brought up for judgment. The RECORDER passed the sentence of the Court, and re marked that as the prisoner had been confined since February, and ho must necessarily suffer a good deal of injury from the charge in his position of a solicitor, the ends of justice would be fully secured by the prisoner's undergoing a further im prisonment in Newgate for six days. The prisoner was then removed from the dock. NE W URT. The New Court was occup ed the hole of the morning trying Mint cases, none of which presented any features of public interest. MARLBRO'-STREET-( T HIS DAY.) BRKAKING INTO A GAMING -HOUSE.—John Ford, John Hone, Harcourt Aillsie, Robert John Morris, Thomas Roberts, Alexander Linton, James Townsend, Robert Cooper, Henry Elwes, Henry Johnson, George Keene, Haynes Wil son, Charles Hamilton, Thomas Petra, Henry King, and Charles Lawden, were brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with being found in a common gaming -house, 119, Jermyn street, St. James's. Mr. Clarkson, with Mr. Huddlestone, appeared for the defendants. Mr. Otway, Superintendent of the C division, said—l produce the authority which I received from the Commis sioners of Police, and, acting upon that authority, this morning, about two o'clock, I went to No. 119, Jermyn street, known as a gaming-house, accompanied by In spectors Black and Lester. On arriving at the house I found the street-door closed, and en ringing the bell the door was opened by the defendant Ford. I then proceeded along the passage, and found a door covered with green baize, with a small aperture in the centre. I knocked at the door, and a person looked through this aperture, from whom I demanded admittance, at the same time telling him I was a superintendant of police. Directly I had said this, it appeared to me from the sound that the bolts of the door were being more securely fastened. I then di rected the constables to force the door, and on gaining an entrance proceeded upstairs to the first-floor, where I found the whole of the defendants with the exception of Ford, who had previously been taken into custody. Some of them were partaking of refreshments, others were at a side •table, and the remainder were in the billiard-room at play. I told them they must consider themselves in custody, and commenced taking their names and searching them, and various sums of money, amounting to near 6001., was found upon them. I afterwards searched the premises, but did not find any implement of gaming whatever. After completing the search, I found a person in the room who said he was a sheriff's officer, and who pro duced a warrant for the apprehension of Keene. I arranged by paying him 501. out of the money found upon him, whereby Keene was liberated from custody. Other evidence was gone into, but nothing was adduced to convict the defendants, who were at once discharged.; IMPERIAL - PA R,LI AMEN T. (THIS DAY.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair at One o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords amendments to the following Bills were con sidered and agreed to : South W ales Railway. Yeovil and Ilchester Turnpike Trusts. Eastern Counties Railway. The Presbyterian Ministers', Widows', and Orphans' Fund and the East London Waterworks (Amendment of Acts, &c.) Bills, were read a third time and passed. Fleming's Estate Bill, Holloway House of Correction Bill, and Howell's Charity Bill were read a second time and ordered to be committed. lONS. Mr. SPOONER presented PETlT a petition from a place in Wilt shire praying for an alteration in the marriage law; also a petition praying for the inspection of nunneries. Mr. S. CRAWFORD presented a petition from certain en gineers in favour of the Patent Law Reform Bill. Mr. V. SCULLY presented a petition from a place in Ire land, praying for the abolition of the power of appointing vice-guardians. SUPPLY. On the motion for bringing up the report of the Commit tee of Supply, Mr. FORER explained to the House that the question wTradehi c h referredput 3 t , e e sloe joint-stock te t o e k t e h o e m P p raeasiiedaegnet generally, e o r f a y t h , e andßoanrodt t 0 0 0 f joint-stock banks. The report was then brought up and agreed to. MAYNOOTIL Mr, KEOGH wished to know from the Hon. Member for North Warwickshire if he intended to proceed with the Maynooth order which he had managed to keep on the paper since the 2d of February. (Hear.) Mr. SPOONER said the debate was not adjourned in the first instance with his consent; but be stated last night, and he repeated now that he took the division upon the question of adjournment this morning as a division upon the main question. Mr. KEOGH hoped that the Hon. Member would move that the order be discharged. Mr. SPOONER was not prepared to take that course. Mr. KEOGH—Then the Hon. Gentleman abandons the whole:concern. Mr. BOUVERIE protested against its being understood that the division on the adjournment was to be taken as a division on the main question. The SPEAKER here informed the House that there was no question before it. Mr. HAMILTON moved that the report of the Commit tee of Ways and Means be brought up. Air. WILLIAMS was sorry that the question had been given up, and declared his belief that the abandonment would not satisfy the country. It was his intention to have voted for the inquiry, as he believed it was the wish of the Ro man. Catholics to have it, and he regretted that he had not had an opportunity of voting upon the main question. (LEFT SITTING.) PRINCESs'S THEATRE.—We regret that unavoid able press of matter compels us to postpone a notice of the brilliant performances of last evening, until to-morrow's impression. ME. BUCKSTONE'S BENEFIT. —The annual benefit of this able actor, which will take place at the Haymarket to-morrow (Wednesday) night, bids fair to be one of the best series of performances of the season. A new comic drama, The Foundlings, in fi ve acts (from his own pen), is to be the piece de resistance of the evening; and his revived comedy of Married Life is to be one of the after-pieces. The whole strength of the company, together with some celebritTs from other companies, will assist in the performances on this occa sion, which th ere f ore cancot fail to be a benefit of the bes t character, MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMOvRinGgAr/rSyliinhileßie.ivx"BwisT:tidnilligolle; ING COMPANY.— On Saturday a claim on promissory notes: amounting to nearly 30,0001., brought forward by Mes s r s Freshfield on behalf of the Bank of England, was u ll p la a s n t er lookingrre r overas a the d ebt against account, thteheeflieesitealt p nagr o:eairdseeds see no objection to such allowance. u clerstand that BIRTHS EXTRAORDINARY. — W - in IT i peu we a as io tl b e r - a s h tr a e m et : a andy h w Al h r s s. g A ay s e he b r i , tt t h he poor woman a fewresiddin s ago,is goin g on very to threebeen of A b raham baptised at St. Mary's H IV " answer -T :ethaata it w A tasit L Scnonwthemich. sons well, and that ..._ thec children are all in 4 name Isaac, and Jacob Newcast ac i n tr g inl or ' l l t . o -br ,al Y il t u nt h r h t r,a e Y at '1 I n n o a E r t n t h N by le could and Acc E L a be_s A T b r l c te N ti ovsrse. hd o_ t ° ,ai t s r :t C et i rrip l d r e : u att h i r osia Postmaster.Ge er pl waited ated t upon po present, with cor responding EARL OF ALDEORoTTGH retardation of departure in the afternoon. Ointment) r cure e n ba a d i y route, and be g reta other means had failed. effected n i ,acceleratehz i t s 4rtw hours earlier cure by this miraculoul would be " resip l id ri.v in sortawArT;very medicine. aSletter, dated " Villa ' See extract from Messina Leghorn, F eb 21, 1845. Holloway—Sir : I beg to aequaint ' you that yotir pillshave ef 111 my liver and stomach which all the most erermi:tnedTna--tco"f t e h o e f f a ac d u is it o y r , de a r t home and all over the continent, had not yu,venrotoervesetotuhlaechw._a7l:f (also o lsbad or Ma. I been able at Prota)osaf:t,:h n e a Al.nobußoolavaoyr,sonE.:tabTlishhmeseenlonderilil or will disease t°Sileffect;ed 244, Strand, ]iii Br all medicine Va 1411411 throughout the elvllified WOW" P ARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. (From the Votes and Froceed;gs of the House of Comm Ons MONDAY, JUNE 14. DIAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Order read for resuming adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed to be made to Question (11th May), " That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the system of Education carried on at the College of Maynooth :"—And which Amendment was to leave out from the word " That" to the end of the Question, in order to add the words " this House will resolve itself into a Committee, for the purpose of considering of a Bill for repealing the Mavnooth Endow ment Act, and all other Acts for charging the Public Revenue in aid of ecclesiastical or religious purposes," instead thereof: —Question again proposed, " That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question :"—Debate resumed: — Whereupon Motion made, and Question put, " That this House do now adjourn." The House divided:— Adair, llugh E. Agilonby, H. A. Boyle, Colonel Brotherton, J. Childers, J. W. Cowan, Charles Crowder, Dunne, Colonel Elliot, J. E. MINORITY-AYES, 29. Iliadley Charles . Scully, Vincent Llorsinan, Edward Sotheron, T. H. S. Howard, P. H. Stanton, W. H. Lulea, William Stewart, Admiral Magan, W. H. Thompson, Colonel Milligan, Hobert W egg- Prosser, F. Palmer, Roundell Young, Sir J. Pilkington, James 'Ricardo, Osman Scholefield, W. Scully, Francis Gladstone, W. E. Heywood, James TELLEU. Herbert, H. A. Grosvenor, Lord $• MAJORITY—NOES, 103. Adderley, C.D. Farnham, E. B. Miles, W. Archdall. Captain FeHowes, E. Morgan, 0. Arkwright, G. /Miner, Sir E. Morris, David Bagge, William Fitzroy, Henry Mullings, J. R. Baldock, K. H. .Floyer, John . Mundy, William Barrington, Viscount Forbes, W. Napier, Joseph Barrow, W. H. Forester, Colonel Packe, C. W. Bateson, T. Fox, S. W. L. Pakington, Sir John Bell, Jacob Frewen, C. H. Palmer, Robert Bennet, Philip Galway, Viscount Plowden, W. H. Berenthrd, William Gaskell, J. M. Repton, G. W. Best, John Grogan, Edward Ride, E. R. Blair, Stephen B ooker, gnTe,..TN:j.e.Whard. Gwyn, Bowel Seaham, Viscount Hall, Sir B. Somerton, Viscount Halsey, T. P. Stailbrd, Augustus Bridges, Sir B. Hamilton, G. A. Stanford, J. F. Hamilton, Lord C. Stanley, Lord Brooke, Lord . Hanmer, Sir John Stu a rt, L or d D. Buck, L. W. Ilardcastle, J. A. Stud, H. G. Burghley, Lord Rustle, Alexander Tennent, Sir T. Carew, W. H. Pole Heneage, G. 11. Thesiger, Sir F. Child, Smith Henley, J. W. Tollemache, John Christopher. R. Hudson, G. TroUope, Sir J. Christy, Samuel Jones, Captain Tyler; Sir G. Christ y, Lord C. Kelly, Sir F. Verner, Sir W. Codrington, Sir W. Knox, Colonel Waffdington, H. g• Colvile, C. R. Knox, W. S. Walpole, Spencer Cotton, W. S. Long, Walter Whiteside, Jame; Davies, D. A. Mackenzie, W. F. Willoughby, Sir .1 1 . Deedes, W. Mandeville, Viscount Wortley, J. S. Disraeli, B. Mangles, R. D. Yorke, E. T. Duckworth, Sir J. Manners, Lord J. Duncan, George Martin, J. Buncombe, A. Martin, C. W. Buncombe, W: E. Masterman, J. Edwards, Henry Mena, Sir Henry TELLER. Spooner, Richard Newdegate, C. N. THE LORD LIEUTENANT'S PROGRESS IN IRELAND. AQUATIC EXCURSION TO QUEENSTOWN. CoRK, 'FRIDAY EvENING.—This day the executive com mittee of the Exhibition provided a delightful entertainment for their noble guests, the Earl and Countess of Eglintoe , together with a distinguished party, amongst \s horn we no ticed the Marquis of Thomond, the Earl of Bandon end family, Lord and Lady Bernard, Lord CarL'ery, Lord Tibc 4 de Malahide, Lord and Lady Maseareene, the members of the Dublin Committee, the Mayor of Cork and Lady Hackett.. Sir E. M`Donnell, Mr. G. Roe, &c. The entertainment to which we refer was an aquatic excursion from this city down the beautiful river L ee t o th e no bl e h ar b our o f Queens town, formerly the Cove of Cork. The day wa s most favourable, warm, and bright, with just enough wind to exhibit' t o a d van t age t h e thousand's w' flags which decorated the shipping in the river, and that floated from the hospitable mansions by which the Pic turesque shores of the Lee are studded, ornamented, and en-' livened. The attraction s of th e L ee h ave b een f ro m time immemorial favourite themes with writers of attractive na;',. tural scenery. Spenser describes it in" The Fairy Queen; Arthur Young was in ecstacies on the Lee ; ereser ,in iok sketched it with feelin gs of d e li g ht ; Bartlett and W r. r -d ii made it the most all ur i ng o f I r i s h r i vers; Mrs. S. u• '— improved upon their pictures, and, finally, we have the l et* assuming, but more p r a c ti ca ll y useful work just issued in' London from the offi ce o f " . Th e Illustrated Library," en titled TheTourist , s Hand-book." With these works, ls° easily procurable by the general reader, we may be excus ed • for avoiding that whi c h wou ld doubtledbe in place here in the estimation of parties who meditate a trip to this most attractive locality. At twelve o'clock the Viceregal party, with the' other guests of the committee, who had been admitted to a hb p oa ri ad v r a dt t h e teh i efi n a s s p me e a c br t ant ion drivo o ef f r ts t ht h ee e a m9 E oe x trh h , i ßt b h i e t eg io i n mp , ernin w te er es e tAat c ri o ot n hn d ured u . ct w ed hi rsi ch the: bows. A consid era bl e crowd bad assembled on the specie"' quays about the building, and when their Excellencies em barked they were greeted with loud and protracted cheers- Indeed every mark of respect that could be shown by a loyal, hospitable, and cheerful people to the representati ve of- a beloved Sovereign was displayed in the most un equivocal manner by the inhabitants of this city during the stay of their Excellencies. From avail village and town along the banks of the river salutes were fired as th e P r i nce A r th ur sailed past, or crowds , people c h eere d h eart il y b y way o f greeting to their noble' visitors. Having passed the Island of H aw lbowline --5 ,! great naval and ordnance magazine, an d a n o bject worthy ?: close inspection by visitors—th e P r i nc e A r th ur hove in sight.,. of Queen s t own H ar b our 'i n a ll i ts g l ory . It wa s a sight` which elicited from the visitors on board a unanimous ex pression of surprise and delight. Here is a harbour capable of affording accommodation to the united navies of Europe, completely surrounded by steep hills, with a, depth of water sufficient for the largest vessel afloat, gn u " at all times of wind and tide it can be approached from the,. sea by a mere gut, which is commanded by the guns or the Camden and Carlisle Forts; but it was not in its' ordinary situation, nearly deserted, for yesterday and for some days previously, a tolerably powerful fleet was riding at anchor. The moment the Prince Arthur came full in view of the fleet, a salute of 21 guns was fired from the guard-ship Ajax, 60 guns. The measured time of the din charges was hardly interrupted by the small thunders or the salutes from th e merc h an t cra ft an d t h e yac ht s which lay about the huge men of war. Further down in 1 harbour the H ogue, 60 guns , t h e R o d ney, 90 gun s, an the noble Prince R egent o f 1 6 0 guns, l ay prou dl y b a t tran"" , quilly at their anchors. The people of Queenstown assess; bled on the shores, and by the hoisting and lowering, of innumerable flags and loud cheering completed the exciting and delightful scene. The admirals of the port and the fleet, Dixon and Cory, came on board the Prince Arthur to pa i Y; their respects t o th e i r Excellencies, and invite them board the Ajax. Th e invitation was cheerfully accept. and the Viceregal patty proceeded on board that ship. Their Excellencies w ere saluted by the sailors on the yards in the style of " t rue B r i t i s h tars. " O n b oa rd the Ajax dresses were presented to his Excellency from the Inhabi tants of Queenstown, from the Royal Cork Yacht Club, and the foreign Consuls, congratulating w e hi s Excellency on his arrival in Cork. In these documents particular stress ?s laid upon the anxiety manifested by his Excellency for the improvement of the trade and for the general prosperity of this country. His Excellency delivered suitable replies. THE BALL. th S e AT s ouuancniayslVbluoßcld'ernin—Twhheichballthtoe baokpnlqau c e e night in last given the preceding which evening. There were upwards of 1 1 : , 4 3 .7,. ladies and gentlemen present. The principal room was s effectively decorated. The Lord-Lieutenant and the _ Coun tessofundera Egl h in an to d n ee ar u re e e d an at op e y le . ven A o m 'c o l n oe g k st , athnedeteopokreetenheitr wseeartse the noblemen, ladies, and gentlemen whose titles and names have been given above, General Manse!, Colonel Dino Colonel Vaughan, Sir D. and Lady Roche, Lady Alle mr Lady Guiilamore, and several officers of the fleet and regiments stationed in this garrison. The Countess of Ega ton was attired in a brilliant dress of tabinet—green, with: : gold shamrock and oak leaves, which was woven fo r the ?: casion within the Exhibition building. During the ever:ir_. her Excellency honoured the Mayor with her hand in t quadrille; the Lady Mayoress danced with the Earl o . 14. 7 supperßtctiv e, w talaseS announced,t State Ste vaanrdd.all justiceAt on e waso'clocickonethtios the go° d things the committ , e had provided. The ball passed off with decided eclat. THEIR EXCELLENCIES' VISIT TO THE EXHI BITION. This morning their Excellencies again visited the Exhi" bition, which was in a presentable condition. It is , I ', l , justice to ;ay that it is a most credit a bl e display. "- coup grad of the Fine Arts Hall, as the chief portion of the extensive building is called, is really beautiful, whilst the details of the works of art, of furniture, clothing, worthy of close inspection. The catalogue shows that&c., are article exhibited is the work of Irishmen or the produce of the Irish soil. Amongst the most attractive objects in the sculpture department is a group from the studio of Mr. John E. Jones, representing the sons of Mr. Brassey, the eels: , Such_ a railway contractor. One is seated carelessly on a a specimen of a Highland pony as Landseer would select ever'', in his own walk of art as a model. At his feet a noy . mastiff breathes, while the second son is all but heard spee..K . ing to the fine jaunty fellow on the shaggy bit of horsetler s This must be exaggeration, you will say. Come, look at has h group, and then—. The same accomplished artist several other clever and attractive works here. The . cele— brated " Dead Christ," by Hogan, is here. It might, without. 1 sensations the. Roman Catholic chapel. With more cheerfurd,,, by this ta much loss to the Exhibition, be removed to the adjoining visitor can dwell upon the " Grecian Shepheare w t _ i h justice peopl a e nd P.MacDowell lented sculptor, of whom the Cork very proud. Kirk, of Dublin, J. H. Foley d e partment, very have several beautiful works here, t h e pride of Cork, of Amongst the exhibitors are M c creditably finished. A few goodltn e l t:n s Willis'w Fisher, Edwin Hayes, which city he is a native; is , ganus , Bridgeford, Lady decorate the walls. J. Haverty, Bandon, Lady Harriet Be o rra a d N. d distinguished 'place. Richard Poplins and tabiuets h f Dublin, and several Cork firms, have Atkinson, Wm. Fry, 0 - _ nw kable beauty. contributed articles e J. P. Knight, r _, . _... repre— sented.d artznent there is much to gratify the In this departme nt who desire her prosperity and friends of Ireland happiness- . d'ng exhibited by Bellew and Duffy, of The linen manufacturers of Belfast are liberally The bookbin i Wo uld do work, of saddlery, of glass, earthenware, Id do credit to the house of Heyday itself. implements, and a great number of tans — farm in g • cutlery. mis— cellaneous productions, is extensive and attractive. On. the whole, we do not hesitate to say, that even to those who have seen the Crystal Palace under the most favourable ' l 2'e l tZw circumstances, this Exhibition, sustained as it is by the natural beauties of this favoured district of c.amtrv, is well worth a journey from the furthest parts of Great Britain, if it were only to behold with one's own eyes the creditable efforts that Irishmen have recently made to serve themselves and their country by their own hands and intellects. DEPARTURE OF THEIR EXCELLENCIES. At one o'clock on Saturday the Lord-Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton took their departure by special train for Dublin. They left carrying with them the blessings of many and the gratitude of all the people of Cork for the support they have given to this the first National Exhibition in Ireland. BIRTHS. OF A so x. On the 11th inst., at Clapham. Mrs. E. H. Tripp. On the 10th inst., D/ED William Robinson, Esq., of Gains borough, Lincolnshire, age d 47. On the 11th inst., at Grosvenor -place, Lady Rins, relict of Sir William Foulis, Bart. On the 11th inst., Janet, wife of the Rev. Thomas Satton, 8.A., viear of ISlarton, near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. t.........arreinnzsztasameam. I.cndon:, Printed and Published by MURDO Y ouriv(i, of No. 112, Strand, Printer , at Tli , ! Sun Office, No. 11 : , Strand, in the Prec inct of the Savoy, in the oust* at rifiddlego, TuNdis,ll Jwie 15, 1852.