The Sun. — London, England, 1852-08-26 00:00:00

THE SUN ) LONDON ) THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST ______ . I s/DD RE t h Ts e e h n c eu p r Fi r t o io. e n us o rs u e d n c e a ( I t ------......-........_......... THE SHARE MARKETS. 1 pRIN C E S S'S CONCERT ROOM S. serve the spread of the disastrous malady from place i for fire-insurance, and you must, in addition and capitulated the virtues of the decßased. This eulogium --....--- year you continue insured, pay :ea A netAer begs lea v: xt t , o A an u nounce his BENEFIT at the #,„ gust 28. The Concert and Ball BRITISH RAILWAYS. es. place in the " round" of its melancholy devas- f during every being terminated, another portion of the Psalms was - above Rooms, on sAT c 1 "- I rt I tLe n hall Gardens, augmented to 50 Per- tations. over an additional 2 0 01., and upwards, to the Re- . Business done will have the Band of_ : _ an. Per e Lachaise, where the body was interred. chanted, atter which the funeral cort4e proceeded to formers, conducted by M. %rip xwn Doors open at Half-past Seven, com- Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day. Admission, Ilalf-a Gwydyr House might as well never have been venue, as a tax upon your prudence. Yet wiseacres _c a o n n d t . i a n . i . i ll e 0 t f o p r e i r se ce i n n ts v . al o u p e en a c t d th a e t - -- ---- , E i g ht and te r rilina . te at a Quarte , r before Twelve. Tickets Menne a_ _,- , p a p a ' ars . Rousselot and Co., 6e, Conduit-street, Regent- built, so far as any benefit can be said to are to be found-" practical" men of the red-tape and Aberdeen 100/. paid 26 to 27 to be ha" °‘ --- eincipal Musicsellers. Amb N t B t. &E. ~ 0., OS street s and at the P have resulted from the labours of its offie routine system of misrule-who continue to contend Bo P ur u e b e l . ic --_______..-.. Committees mi ht that our system of taxation is as fair as any that can a i n oe a f d . d ai s . s, fo in r t w he hi e c ti h d h i . r th e e - 1 June. - S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO BATTY DRO3fE, cial frequenters. Parliamentary g uld like to s as well never have been convened-blue books be devised. We sho ee their looks, if, month. The Three per Cents. closed at 76f. 85e.; Orleans I 6 N O 0 F f . 6 . Railway Shares, 1,430 F.; Rouen, 877 f. 50c • Havre, ~ B . W 1 and Stour Va . he ° v. ' 11 d 11 -- 11% y••• a P • opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens. loaf for six ence have been corn iled and printed after buying a p , they have to pay 370 f. ; Great Northern, might as well never p „ 667 f. 50c. ; Avignon, 4771. 50c.; Birk., Lan., Sr Ch. Jet., A s the Season ot this most popular place of amusement is about nother shilling for duty. Absurd as this idea may Basle, 305 f. ; Paris and Strasburg, 662 f. 50c.; Paris and 105 f. 40c r ., and e l o w i n g to the Close, Mr. Batty intends bringing forward every and published in reference to the results of the pro- a L ons 7781. 75c.. • L on Ditto, C r hest. & Birk. Thoi . e ity irk store in rapid succession-Grand Change of Performance , , , 11 seem, it is precisely on the Government principle of - Y ' f "., 5 y 3 and Avignon, 587 f. 50c.; Nightly of the most extraordinary and exciting Entertainments ever mama sanitary agitation-witnesses might as we _ R S E t I . G D N i z i R e r A i t 7 , N G v r A a y et , S 5 A 411. 1 id E 50/.Bc 2a/. Cons., all pd. ' 18% - 19% late 33/. 65.8 d., 28/.pd. 9% --8% ( 1 4 00 per cen p t. u on fire- . . One a . rg . ument (or assertion) in favour of this tax w itnessed in England. insurance premiums. Ditto, ditto ... 18 1 4 pd. ... - •••_ THIS DAY, a Grand Balloon Ascent in the Royal Hippo- never have been examined and cross-examined for levying `-' LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AuG. 25. Brist. & Exet.,lool. pd. 103 -10 a 103% drome Balloon, at Half-past Five o'clock precisely. the purpose of eliciting data for the guidance of East Indian, 27 Ve-Grand Junction of France, VA- Caledonian ...100/. pd. 40% -41 41 % 40% Deers open at Five, the Entertainments commencing at Half-past is that it is direct. No doubt. It is direct k t Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 - 20% our administrators in the same direction-so far as -poc e - Luxembourg, 67/8--Madras 2: 1 / .-Namur and Liege, 69 / 8 R W U e S s I t e N r E n S o S D . e r O a N n c E e ' Five o'clock precisely. 2 i z ,..... Cork & Bandon, all pd 15 -16 A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. 'any advantage can be said to have resulted from m tying. On that score let no man dream of de alt e P I Paris and Rouen, 34% ex ( i . ._4;' P. arts and Strasbourg, 6 _ _ ..... 4 d. 1 Admission-Reserved Seats, 38.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, fendin it. Another is nd H -Rouen a avre,f - 4 %-Sanabre and Mense,7 14-Western Dub. & Belf. Jct. 4a/ pd. 6 I s . ; Third ditto, fid. these Committees, and blue books, and witnesses g that "it cannot be spared, as of France, 9% ex d. Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ... . __________________ deen June. ... all pd. 6% -7% ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. many eagerly-desired sanitary improvements. Re- ascertaining the amount of the stamp-duty annually SPAIN. Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ... Last Week of the Season. 'ye arising out of the l'f • • GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. Verting to the most important and the most imperati i e-policies, for it is not particu- The Madrid journals of the oOth have arrived. East Anglian (251. L. & Last Night of Les Huguenots. re d larized in the t n ecessity of all und er th e h ea d of these desi- - - 8 -amP returns. It amounts, certainly, The Gazette contains a r o y a l d ecree by w hi c h the • E and L. & D.) all pd. 4% -4% - THIS EVENING, f the M • Do (18/. E.&H.)all pd. 2% -3% Will be performed Meyerbeer's Grand Opera, nine to a consider Sanitary Innovations-alluding almost for the able sum. As for the tax on fire-in- purchase o adrid and Aranjuez iailway by the East. Counties ... all pd. 10 %-11 % 11% 11 LES HUGUENOTS. nt of some surances we a .. Government is officially announced, to th "th P • 1- A Valentina, Madame Grisi ; Margarita di Valois, Meddle. Bcsio; hundred and ninety-ninth time to the wa 1 re at no loss, as there are annual re ge er wi -astern Union, c aes , the conditions of sale " h all d 61 - 7 , and the lease of the railway to late L. U. s rs., p • A Dame d'Onore, Meddle. Cotti; Urbano, Madlle. Seguin ; C -181ar t - radical change in our national system of sepulture- turns. We learn, from these, that in 185 0, the s cello, Signor Marini ; 11 Conte di San Bris, Signor Polonini; II .• in e Senor ALAMANCA, who has made a better bargain Do. do. do. 61. pd. ... - ... De s ii etz, reason only to , whole amount of duties paid on fire-insurances de Nevers, Signor Tagliafico ;De Cosse, Signor Luigi Mei; it is painful to discover on all hands than was at first st d ' e Do do. B. &C. all pd. 434 -5% Signor Gregorio ; the Hugenot Soldier, Signor Soldi ; Meru, , ignor of our hopes as in the Unit dI - d ate . The Government are to pay *' ' h• ' .all 17 - 17% sad 17% 18 17 5 / B x.d East Lances il•e .. p % e eing om was nearly a million for the railway 60,200,000 reels, half iu common r d oa E. &W. India Docks Ronuni ; Raul di Na.ngis, Signor Mario. Meddles. Ko- regret the continued disappointment of finding the and The Incidental Divertissement will be supported by to extramural interment. Instead a quarter. Take the whole amount shares, and half in railroad shares ; the whole to be an d Bit% June. all pd 59 -61 lemberg and Leblond; M. Flusse and M. Ruault. Mr Costa.. turn of the realis ed by the Gove ' OO/ d 6 - Composer, Director of the Music, and Conductor, • metropolis better prepared against the re ,ed from all sorts of insurances, as averaging a issu _ rnment, and delivered by the 31st Edinb. & Glas.,l .p a- 67 Commence at Eight o'clock. ular, we only discover an million and a half st 1 . dth k• th eof December, and bearing 6 per cent. interest, and 1 Edin.,Per.& Du . n DU 21 -23 Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had h ( i for the Asiatic cholera in this partic . er ing, an en as ,in e nam per cent. sinking.fund T nt 'll' f We ymi 10118 o common Glas. & S.-West.,loo/.p ... - ... Night or Season), at the Box-office of the Theatre, whi ra c rian s s p e c Xt e id enhancement of an evil which on tne last occasion of common sense, is it worth while to exact this sum road shares ar • eto be issued at once. Senor SALA- Great Northn., 100/. pd 77 -78 77% 78 trom Eleven till Five o'cloelf ; and of the principal lib f sufficient magnitude and from the r de ce of th 2 The amount is Do.eas. A Stk., 100/. p 42 -43 43 musicsellers. was unquestionably o . _ _ . la u n e country- maNc.e. is next declared to have become the lessee of Do. % B Stock,loo/. p 116 - 118 • - virulence. In defiance of the nominal prohibition of large, but could it be swept away, so t h at a man t h e line for five years, at a rent of 1,500,000 reels per Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 46 -47 THEATRE !LOYAL, HAYMARKET. Mr. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Broranton. Act of Parliament directed a ainst th he is g ose who might insure his house and property for one-third annum ; to p a y all expenses of the same to t Westn 100/ pd 94% -95 x.d 95% %95 x.d Grea :, • an THIS EVENING, e dead amon st the keep it in full at• • Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 85 -87 Dram a, entitled THE WRITING 0:S. flourish by burying th g Populous what he now must pay, then, without doubt, we . ~ c ion, in due repair, Sec., and to Will be performed a new Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - al% p Pm Trotter Esq, Mr. Wright ; Tobias, Mr. i j , deliver it up at the expiration of the term in the same Lane. & York., 100/. pd 80% -81 81% % % THE WALL. Augustus ' • Bob Smithers, Mr P Bedfor d. habitations of the living-the London graveyards ar e should have double, or treble, aye, or ten times the state as at present. Smith; Richard Oliver, Mr. Emery , * hose rofessional dese Do., Fifths 14/. pd 4% -3% dis. 10% 9% Miss E Cha lin . : C 1 ' ' y arg eette, • e , era .ta still profaned by t P orators of the number of insurers, and ten times the amount of Lady Elton, Mrs. L. Murray; The fourth t• D0.,W.Rid.1.3n. 11 y i p 3% -2% dia. ar icle declares as guarantees of the Scnithimi, Miss Woolgar. tomb, the hackers and hewers of the bran-new coffins misery shielded against by their prudence. interest, Stn-in Leeds Northern, all pd 16 -17 16% After which GOOD NIGHT ! SIGNOR PANTALO.N - . th et, e general responsi 11 y 'tat of the To conclude with the Farce of THE MOTHER AND CHI LD artially decomposed remains of th d t d Liv.Crsby& Sthpt. all Lieutenant O'Scupper, Mr. Paul Bede() rd ; and but p e epar e On every coneideration, then, the total reduction of State ; 2d, the railroad itself for the capital of the P'" - - , Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% -8 y a 8% ARE DOING WELL. f our cit Gol ; stock issued • A 2 L Mr. Felix Fluffy, Mr. Wright ; Maxwell, Mr. Worrell ; Emily, 1 diss -the sextons o y .gothas. There the t _he taxes upon prudence should take place. The.r - , 7 an. 3u, tee products of the railroad tor Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 103 - 104 xd 104% the interest of Emma Harding. - unholy 6 , glimpses of the moon " are still abolition, with that of the taxes upon knowledge, would the stock ; an account to be given Lon. & N.Weet.,loo/. p 121% - 122%xd 122% 34 122 x.d h C to t e o rtes, and the Minister of Public Works Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3% -4 p x.d x.d A.STLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. visited by creatures more terribl th e an ghosts be hailed by the public as proof that the Ministry ee (... OMENTO) i s Do. 101.,M &B. (c) 1/p 1% - 2 p x.d Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Plightke sa charged with tbe execution of the Prince Albert. and more ghastly than " the sheeted dead," who on really had a desire to serve the country. Before long , decree, whi h • - Lon & S.-West. 100/. p ea% - 91% 90% c- Is dated San Ildefonso, 13th August, • . d . Do. New 501., 42% pd 5% -a% is. proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. the death of C.ESAR, " did The most successful and popular Theatre in :London. squeak and gibber in the whoever may hold the reins of Power, such imposts and countersigned MARIANO MIGUEL REYNOSO. Do. New 40/ 34/. pd 5 - 4 dis. THIS EVENCiG, ~,,i . . Roman streets"-the gravediggers of the capital of must be removed. They are contrary to the spirit of The Three per Cents. were done at 45i ; the New Lon. & Enniskil , all pd 13% - 1414 W in be produced, a grand Spectacle, written expressly for f,12 .. e .i i . -%._, T England-mak' Three per Cc f the first Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 -3% phitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitled PETER TrIE CI-N rug room in the rank earth of the the age, and the feelings, wishes, and wants of the Ills. at 2 2 15-1 6 ; the Debt o in which Mr. Ryder, from the Princess's, will appear. , towed u pon burial-grounds " with' th in e walls" for more of our country. We have contended-feebly it maY class at 11 15 16 ; and that of the second at 51. Man. Shef. 8c Lin.,loo/p 28 % - 29 1 ./ i 29% 29 Do. Manch. & Lincoln In consequence of the immense applause nightlY -e i s i A i r . B 1 ittY ii A the performances of the Brothers Siegrist, on La Per. • ey Th will ap- i.ear brothers and sisters " who have expired. The be, but hopefully and faithfully-for Direct Union 4/.25. pd 8- 2% dis. has re-engaged them for a limited number of night.- eh ii i astonish all same loath • GE RMA NY. Midland 100/. pd 75% -76 % 76% 5 41 % pear every evening in their most daring feats, w f the world. some incidents may be P ue witnessed even Taxation : not such as is wrung from r The Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. ,42 -44 who see them. They are the greatest wonderscioe -,,,. , trained to ru: aas now-o'-nif,h. ,„ .8 at any hour from sunset to sunrise-the dence and Knowledge, by imposts upon i "n- Second Chamber of the States of Electoral Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47%1 ... - ... After which a group of Elephants in the C li their feats of ag dity Hesse adopted on the 2 Ist the proposition of the Go- . - d , Horses, their Eastern trainers will go threbm, leasing acts of Eq aes• "rue desecrations and abonainations which first suraeces and paper, but upon the wealth and vernment t d• • D 0.% Shares, li l 4 p 1 ... - ... , en mg to obtain the authorisation to con on the bare backs of the animals, and various P .ts of the day, both ~,,,,,,,, A Li. . , Newcas. & Carl. all pdi ... - 4 .. the first artis -4-44- 3 e44 we inaignation of GEORGE ALFRED WALKER, the property of the land. Mr. DisRAELI, before he elude a loan of one-and-a-half millions of thalers to I t 100/ di 48 -49 trian exercise will be represented by - • Newmar ile . p , Foreign and English. the most ar d en t an d th e most practical of living phi- entered office, appeared to have correct general ideas cover the excess of expenses of the years 1 8 49, 185 0, Newport, Abergaven., To conclude with a Lanaliablo Farce. with his talented troup 3of and 1851 T ford _l2l pd 3% - 3 dis. Mr. Batty has engaged Mr. Stol'es' have made their debut this lanthropists. And all this while the modern plague of upon this eubject. Let him make the land-tax a 8 • . • he Opposition had combatted the pro- .i , ead Here ,.. 2 wi h . were tO • • Newry & Ennisk. i% p 2 - American Equestrians, w horses hot having recov ,red , position, conte.ndir that the vote of the Constitution uence of their dt th 30th b theaAsiatic cholera is stalking across the European con-. productive as it ought to be, without a shadow 0 ' Norfolk lOO/. pd 42 -44 Evening, but, in conseq it is po stpone o e , v en ought to g ' precede the vote of authorisation solicited bY Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9% -8% dis• from the effects of the searvoyage, tinent, from city to city, not with slow and measured unfairness. If it be carried out, on the principle re- the Government. North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd ... - ... dis. they will positively h.,os appheae hox-oftice from Eleven till Four dadl y. l ' e ' ets t° be -- s t ag ' t s m an ager, Mr. Leclercq. steps, but uncertain and giant strides-without one cognised by the Act of WILLIAM and MARY-an A religious service was celebrated at Ischl on the North British ...1001. p 31 -32 31 '1 accumulated 18 th in - Nth. Devoe, No. 1? 134 7 - 634 die OOLOGICAL GARDENS. - - adequate precautionary measure having been adopted equal impost of 2 0 per cent. upon a. , commemoration of the birthday of the Ern- ROYAL SUER oen r the Season, dof 1 peror of Au' against the period of its possible reviaitation. Without and realized property of every description, an . mere- It was attended by the personages Do., No. 2 b% pd ... - ... D % A def all pd 2% -2% 0., , - •••• y, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. tive-an of distinction n '`o ' th ' b • . ow s, pping ere, 3 the public D o. 1. 4 B, guar . Si. pd 1% - ea, dis. 31°11daThird Week of the Vocal Entertainments. ono, we say-but we are wrong-the Legislature per cent. upon tbat which is unproduc functio . „,„ the gratification to announce that the Nr,.adri- mules, and by a great number of the inlaabi- Nortii Stafford. 17% p 5 -4% dis. 12% The Proprie • tor during the course of the last session did actually pass amount of fifty millions sterling might be annually tant r ty were received with immense applause and. will to de- 8 . At Trieste the national hymn was twice sung North-Western...all pd ... - - gal a.nd Giee . pa erformance till further notice. ' one beneficent measure of a sanitary nature, incited raised, amply sufficient, with wise economY, on th d N. & S.-W. Jun . cB% p 4 - 4%p. their e emend of the public, and the town was illu continue P VOC aL AND I NSTRL'IIE NTAL - h Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100L p 47% - 48% 48% GRAND - __ -!- - .- CONCERT. by + - he energetic goodwill of the newly constituted fray the whole cost of government, to pay t e rninated. pauscreat. Vocausrs-miss Messent, Iliss Clara Hendersom, 31r. .• ' - 77 -79 Scottish Ce . ntral 100/. pi y o ur, , mr. Manvers, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by Mr. ..1. L. DERBY Government. interest on the Debt, and to -•t the abolition of A letter from Rendsbur ft- • pesmi e go Le 16th, in the Augs- Scottish 2. I'd Id., 100/. p, 54 _55 atton, who will preside at the Pianoforte. B. PRINCIYAL INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS-MCSSrS. J. Richarcsen Remembering that, we are disposed to look to the unequal or oppressive tnzes of every kind. burg Gazette, confirms the rumour that the fortiticas shrew. & Bir. A, 1004, ... - ... (Flute), Wuille (Clarionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), Viotti Col lins naore direct and et more satis me or some yet , y C^b . t f _ tions of that place are to be demolished. It will be Do. B lOO/. pdl ... - ... . ( Violln), Cioffi (Trombone), Collinet (Flageolet), Sidney Prai.ten - 'Within the la t f _ .!. ew hours M. ien pausiGNY-one remembered that the fortresa in question was Shrew. & Her. 8/. p 1 -1% dis. ~,,, ( Fl u te), and Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. C. Godfrey. factory interposition. The intelligence which we c , Shrewsbu. and Chester rAtubition ot Danson's Colossal Dayli g ht View of MO CNT o, tte most gifted and one of the most distinguished thoroughly repaired, and its number of guns - have just received from the city of Warsaw reminds (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19% - 20% ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Spl ek idid • Derease • among the Ministers of the PRINCE PRESIDENT-has i • din 1848, when the Schleswig-Holsteiners Halves all pd 9% - 10% and interesting Menagere-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's on- us very sadly of the need for some such Ministerial Do. , refthed allegiance to Denmark. After the battle of Do. Oswestry .all pd 14% - 15% rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Coucludin 4at arrived in our metropolis. Recently we have hal 1 Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Son Uiloy, k f dth f a interference, and we 100 orwar ere ore with pro- dsledt General WILLISEN had caused the whole for- Shrop. Union :6% pd, 3 -2% d. 3S liar si - representing the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the found anxiety for the display in this instance of occasion to refer to incidents of pecu g tress to be surrounded with stron t di t gen renc men s, Do. A, B, C, & D fully Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges ot Vulcan and his Cycl ops, 'n the vicinity of y, •o s • pd. up at per cent. ... ... _ -- . dis. the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etiaa . sa id a more than their usual activity and of more than ilificance taking place 1 , it, a view to turn it into a fortified camp. He also South Devon all pd 19 2 . 0 Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads receiving the ames s ; but not one erected t either the Elysee or of St. J , - wo mud forts with blockhouses, viz., Fort s outh their accustomed patriotism, by the active and -Eastern 100/. pd ... -•• • Armour of Achilles. d specimens, some we conceive, may more reasonably give rise to con- Schleswig to the north, and Fort Rudelsdorf, between South Wales all pd 36% - 37% 37 The menagerie now consists of several hundre patriotic members of the existing Governmeat. fine elephs nts he can l o the finest of their species in England, iniluding three rds &c and _____--.sg s -____ jectures of a remarkable character than the preeence t a f the river and the road to Eckernfoerde, South Yorkshire and two giraffes, four ostriches, two camels, I .' C l aS, leopa war'ds o:f . 200 These bs* River Dun 15/. d ar - % P ing solely built to oppose the strategical P P the colossal tortoise (the largest ever e xhibited), up It is reported that the ex p ecte d Ministerial " a d. in London at this ' 1 •uneture of M. de Per- s particu ar e , Do. Do. 5/. pd ... - ... operations of the Danes, were razed immediately years old. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- justmerit of taxation" (to use Mr. DISRAELI'S phrase) sign Y -among the most important personages in the after th • Stirl. & Dunferm. all p .. - ... Doors open from Nine A.m. dalf-past Nine. e conclusion of the war ;as for the other works Stock. & liar. 16/ 2s. 3d. •. Cart at a Quarter -past Six. Fireworks, at I No will extend to the abolition of the duties on Insu- Prince Louis NAPOLEON'S Government. •• - ••• .I..DMISSION, ONE SHILLL. . erected by General WILLISEN, orders have already Taff Vale 126/. pd 164 - 166 ----081.-- -- been • a__ rances. There are many reasons why these duties given for their removal. It is however, still Thames Haven Dock ' • t 11 . According to very recent and authentic in e 1- ________ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. should be removed-the chief being that they actually uncertain whether the stoneworks existing be ore ' • • f dR '1 19/ d 1% - 2 an ai way ... • p This DAY -Morning 25 imam atter Ii I Evening 0 min. after 0 e gence received from Lisbon, we are enabled to an- 1848 will b Vale of Neath. .17/ pd 12 -14 as o -nine o mai. after 12 'Evening 31 min. after 12 form a tax upon Prudence, while their aggregate e taken down or not. The large arsenal Wat fd ' & li' 1 . 1 c 11 d - 6 1 er . . .1 .a p 6 si To-lloaaow- - nounce th e res i gna ti on o f A E mEyDA, th e F ore i gn in which the Schleswig-Holsteiners had accumulated N --- - -- - - -7-7 -` 7 '''- --- ----- amount is not so very great but that it can be seared Vaterld. & Lim. all pd 22 -24 ---- -- - = • Minister in the Portuguese Government. The retire- arms for upwards of 40,000 men, is now empty, all West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% -9% THE WEATHER.-Stm OFancE, AUGUST 26. The misery and misfortune which are prevented by THERMOMETER, LN THE 'SHADE. ment of this able administrator from the councils of its contents having been shipped to Copenhagen. West London ...all pd ... - ... Fire and Life insurance are very considerable, so Yk.,New. & Ber. 1004 69% - 70% 69% 71-highest since noon yesterday. Queen MARIA. DA GLORIA, cannot but be matter of re- Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 7% -7% dis. e - oweet this morning and during the night. much so that it ought to be the part of a paternal gret amongst ourselves, seeing that his mind was pecu- Th BELGIUM. Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 2% -2% clis. 7 5 4 Government to encourage rather than oppose the • 1 . e Emancipation of Brussels states that the Bel- York &N. Mid.looLpd 48 -49 48% % 69-taia day, at noon. liar y impressed with the value of a cordial English • ar • • BAROMETER, 30'07. progress of such prudential provisions. Any tax upon gian inistry does not intend to convoke the Chains pßzrzitEircz siumas. 11' a lance, to the maintenance of authority, and the bers befor th Went E.S.E.-Moming, hazy ; Afternoon, light breeze and them is an impost levied exactly where it should not • • e e month of October, as the ratification Aberdeen all pdl ... - ... preservation of liberty in the Peninsula. of the treaty with France is not obligatory before Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all, ... - ... fine sunshiny weather. be imposed. ... . a - 108 - - Despite of the impost, the fire-insurances through- -- Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5/. pd ... - ... The samejournal gives an account of another mani- DAILY . WEATHER TABLE. --1 - 1 --1 ~ out the United Kingdom have gradually and largely THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. Caledonian, IOL 100/p 98 - 102 festation made against Marshal HAYNAu on the even state ot tha Wind. and Weather at each of the following Cork and Bandon, 5% increased during the last half century. In' the year _______ 4 „____ ing of Monday. From ten o'clock to midnight name plaKese at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The statione p cent. l% P ••• - ••• are arranged in order of lattude. 1801, the total amount of property insured against We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. rous groups collected on the Place Royale, where Gh e e r s. & Holyhd. all pd 18% - 19% Pnrzotreu-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. fire in the United Kingdom was 9 32,2 4 2,225/. It The Moniteur contains the decree which has be en groans and hootings took place, and isolated cries of Dundee, Per., & Aberd. HAsmeeis-W ind W. S.W ~ fresh breeze-partially cloudy. h d • a increased to 3 66,704 8001. in the next ear • for some days expected, relative to the concession of " Tigre !' "Hy ine ;" and " Bourreau de femmes!" Junction all pd 614 -6% Sountant - Froei-Wind S.W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. i y •to the Bordeaux to Cttß . 1 e e al way. Stc., were heard. The police interfered and dis- E. An . (3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2% - 3 % FOLa - XSTONE - Wind S.W., fresh breeze-partially cloudy. 408,037,332/. in 182 1;to 5 2 6,655,332/. in 18 31 ;to 44s Do 5/ ) 7 per ct. all everal journals," says tbe Patric, "have spoken persed the assemblage, but no fresh arrests wer * * e P - - ... 0 Do. 7/17s) rp.c. 2 p ... - ... TrgeuniDGE- Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. 681 539 83 9/. in 1841 ; and in 1851 (the date of the of the r t GREEN WICH-Wind S.W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. , , . , up ure of the negotiations opened between made. It is stated that Marshal HAYNAU, from ad- Eastern Counties Ex., STKOOD-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. last return) the mere tax on the amount insured had France and Spain for the delimitation of the frontiers vice that has been given him, intends to leave Brussels S P. en No. 1 all pd 1% - 1 3 /, p Pm Swaapcie-Wind W., e•entle breeze-partially cloudy. reached 1,1 04,852/. This shows an immense per- of the two countries. We believe this news to be in- immediately. De. No. 2 all pd 1% -1% p Pm COLCREsTER- Wind S' n . W., gentle breeze-overcast. exact, and that the labours of the mixed Commission, ---------___ Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14 - 14% centage of increase, but it is nothing to what we Eastern Union Scrip, CAMERMGF---Wind S.W., strong breeze-cloudy. *nstituted by the contracting parties, are only mo- ITALY. Yeastopm-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-cloudless. should have were the duties removed, whi c h 1 Guar. 6 per et....a1l p 15% -16 mentarily suspended." We have received accounts (sa th C •t• 11 ys e onstztu zon- Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. a p ... - ... The returns from the following places indicate tee state of are as much as 200 per cent. upon the actual Th • 1 •1 • ere is a ong erne e in the Pays, under the head P l nel) from a ermo of the 17th. The Prince DE East Lancashire, 6 per the wind and weather on Tuesday morning at nine premiums paid to the insurance offices. A paternal of "On the Chances of Peace or War," by M. AME- SATRIANO had returned there, and had resumed the ct. Quar. Shrs. all pd ... ........ 9% % o'cic,ch :- Government doing its duty would by all means en- DEE DE CESENA, long known as one of the warmest Government of Sicily, having withdrawn the resigna- East & West Yorkshire MaLLIKIIAR-Wind S., gentle breeze-raba. courage fire-insurance. "Ifit he desirable," says Partisans of the EmPire• The eventuality o f th e tion he had tendered- Some days before his depar- Junction, sths all pd ... ........ Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% PaoLs-Wind N.W., calm-overcast. fion-imEAD-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Mr. PORTER in his Progress of the Nation, " and Empire is admitted on the ground-work of the ture for the baths of Ischia, he was the object of a per cent. all pd ... - ... La.erca.s•reui-Wind S.W., calm-overcast. who can doubt that it is so, that all persons should reasoning, and we are assured that it contains in itself special mark of consideration on the part of the King Glas.& S.W. Gtd 100/. „.. _ .__ - SR..er- vlf ind S., calm- cloudy. isi no germs of war. The writer is fully justified in his of the Two SICILIES. T l, 1 : . .....3 ...LING, accompanied by GL North. sp. c. all pd 15% - 16% 16 „ BRArrocK-Wind S., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. secure themselves from losses ar ng through a • • tbl d' th cm- protest agains en ing e words War and Empire, famil w • . the royal y, ent in his steamboat to Ischia, and Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 13% - 14% wise to subject insurances , and when, as his reason g g hances of war is sound. tion, courteous on one side, and frank and devoted on Gt. West. (Berks &H. courtiers a d Lancashire and York ,. t v !_..24 .5:1. , 1 ....,At s. , the conviction that in the res nt of thin s it p e state g , of some ne revolutionists. it must Great South & West. dents beyond their control, then be held un- as if they were necessarily connected, and much of had a conference with the P ' h x a ' rince, wen an e p anti- (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% _ 9 ' ' -P7•?51) ,7)).,=••• to taxation • in a ainst the c uarantee i removed the other, . . a aa` , A •• .e.a_t u ..-'-`"en•ae l. ' in this country, the tax thus levied amounts to 200 The . best . g. . ag . a nst war, however, is not this all the differences between the F a ner. e per cent.)...6 pd te -1 p sad e.a..41. • • e e` -'"'' --1 , - .IV-Se 1 - r ‘ required b the • pacific disposition ascribed to nations or rulers, but KING and his .Lieutenant in Sicily, to the great regret Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 107 - 108 x.d - iti-- - ''' ' - / - i .„, ~. *•:-• . -- per cent. upon the sum y insurance la ..'e a 4, ' '` 4 ~ Dia ,- , - . P • NIO' offices to cover the ordinary risk from accidents bY is their interest t • In the sitting of the shire F. 20/. 6/. pd %ai s . _I A p .1, 'il . , 0 remain at peace. War is not 17th of the Royal Court ' S iscoura ement occ • Do. 6p. c. t-. k 100 i. 150 152 - $ _ , , - fire, the degree of d g asioned by the what it was when victories could be obtained at corn- of Florence, when the case of GUERAZZI a d h 6 P - n Leeds Nort ern, per ... -- ... _ duty must needs be very great. It is not only by paratively small cost. In improving the means of de- others for high treason was adjourned to the 2 6th, cent. No. 1 13/. pd „. _ ... ii P .- 124Trit,Z,,ft, securit arising to individuals am • struction, we have ascertained that even the reason of the y , minting most sue- Advocate ANDREOZZI• one of the counsel for Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... ~ Nian attilk often to the prevention :of beggary, that insurances • against fire and upon lives are beneficial ; they exer- cessful war cannot be waged without the certainty of ch de paying mu arer for victory than it is worth. The the defence, cial announcement rose, and observed that the offi- Do. Do. of the trial, posted u t Q No. 3 51. pd ... _ ~„ Do. rs., 1848 ...9/. d ... - ... P P a London & Brig. guar. e-e n J. writer says : the doors of the court) was written in such awa as to a a d y 5 per cent. ...100/. p „.. .-- ... LONDON, THURS - DAY, AUGUST 26, 1852. cise a good effect upon the country generally throngh " All is now changed-times, circumst 1d • ances, and men. ea 1-- nattentive readers ' into a gross mistake as to the Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. ... - ... -----•------_ the accumulation of savings which they cause. The Yes, all is now changed; and if Europe has never had nature of the case under trial. The title of the case Do. Con. 5 p c,1852 all ... - ... CHOLERA sums paid for premiums. on lifespolicies especially any aggressi 'on to fear from France, France on her side was set forth as fol l°ws :-High Treason and Theft Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ... - ... zel AT WARSAW. has no longer sny attack to apprehend from Euro ' capitals,. o&N -W (Cov. & Pe. in large end the words in so far as relates to I e n " * * W e ere profoundly distressed in e ut by and added to the accumulat are, in every cas , P Between 1792 and 1852 there is b • / N unet.) sp. c. 100/. pd ... --• ••• announcing that . 1 • Tbe an a yss. There is now Marchetti a one in ver . y small writing, so that a super- Ln.& S.W. Co.3ds. 5/. p 4 - 4 % P ravage& of the most fearf u l d • • mg capital of the communi y money, as it is a new state of things and a new spirit; there are other • b r " escription have been - ficial o serve ght think that the word theft ap- Lon. & En. 14 Sh. all pl 3 - 14 made in the city of Warsaw b h yt e dreadful scourge paid to the insurance-offices, is beneficially employed, interests and other ideas; even habits are modified in tbe movement of civilisation which leads nations to- l• dto ple . _ all the defend Man. ants whereas it was but right , Sheff., & Lincn. - 11 of the Asiatic cholera. The mortality, we under- and made to stimulate, 1 'n one way or another, the wards o. future of industr the public ehou y, arts, and sciences. France Id kno ' of the m • 'iv " that the defendants' bench Qr. Sh., No. 1 all pd 10 Do. New 161. all pd 12% -- 12% stand, has been altogether almost beyond precedent industry of the nation ; and when c 1 a led for by the and England themselves, those two secular enemies who comprised onetlemen oat Illustrious writers of Italy, Do. 6/. ' - 713 P Oat of nearly six thousand stricken •th h • * svi t e dis- arrival of the contingency against which the so long disturbed the world with their divisions, no an d other gan a ..... , who, although unfortunate, were Maryport and Carlisle, •nterval • ease within a moderate I of tim e , up d , premiums were meant to rovide i • P , t is pretty . longer think of contending except in the eacef 16 Id all respectable. 11e, therefore, applied to the court to p u e s , ...,, of m ... 4 per cent all pd %dis. -- Yi P war s or h I l d" • ot commerce •t e peop eon y ispute in the markets. have tne nat.' aactirrat placed alone at the boa. Do., 4% per et. 6% p %dis. - % P expired. The certain that in a large proportion of cases the money - ' list with the Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... - ..• four thousand had spectacle pre- Thero is not one who now places his pride and his torn of the , accusation of theft, peculiar e throughout the str -, s , r. , 's so much clear gain, because without such a re- ambition in rava in counte • he same lin Do. Con Bris. & Bir., sented in consequenc in burning towns, in to him, on e. The President replied 149 100/. pd 148 - 150 to be of a table and h most lamen eart-rending eets I- -a ‘" 1 • oat of wh* h ' co uerin territo g rie g s and e les ' source the premiums l lc it is provided esi g h d xtending frontiers. There that this t l . ation app lc aught not to have been made in I 6et Cent.- Do P Erewe.sh Val. all p ... .- ... are some w o ream of the domination of the sea rt bat to him al • 5 open cou , _ . one , but that if it were Do. Leic. &Swanning. character. The graveyards were crowd e d to would have been unprofitab y consumed." Thus, in b th th d ecause ey are e roa aof commerce But this larly before th brought regu , e Chamber of Council, h e 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p .... - .... , repletion with the remains of thos e who effect, the public at large are benefited by the pru- is only a mercantile question. The nati . • onal feeling ld attend to it. Do. Preference ...51. p Si - A P had perished-and the burials were as wholesale as dence of individual insurers, but the Government, re- still exists in the hearts of the people; but the warlike wou e______ Norfolk Exten... all pd 22 -23 don by DEFOE and in Florence taining the heavy tax upon that prudence, do in fact s ' - oirit becomes ever da more and m y . y ore extinguished in Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 6 -6% those described in Lon the north as well as in the south of Europe. It is the euess MARTINEAU IN BELpAsT.-This em• D W - Val all p 1% - 2 o. avny. • st anxiously the ar- discourage it. In a school, if a lad distin uishes inent by Boccaccio. We await mo to the himself b • • g manufacturing spirit which now everywhere prevails. authoress visited Belfast last week, and, on Thursday, Di . 4, North British 100/. pd 100 - 102% 101% 100 rival of further particulars in reference pr o . e ouid h y good conduct, application, and ability, People like governments only dreamt of conquests and ceeded to Dublin on her . Way to the west of Ireland. ' I t - i s - North Stafford... i all i sc i l . ... - ... a.s we cannot bk punished ? We think not, but if Go- i i p e f at d ions l only think e a o. renuering now twenty-one t y r ears a s v pac e . Miss Martinau paid Oxf. Wor. gress of the modern plague, desirous, ver tutent be gei v r ie s t o c i r l i s e Litt w atVd i her last 84 t. W l 3 OO/ d 2 -2% p 11,6 y, . nig, in the meantime 6 per cen ... • P ave g their manufactures visit to this coun . h • travelled in y as e . re the schoolmaster (acting towards the fail to be, to learn that these particulars may h good bo There is not ono that is not alar P m in ed at the id r * h E tend America, giving to the world, as us ua l , i„„ f „ Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd ... - ... ea 0. war, t e as Such, however, it does towards the rudent insure \ tertaining accounts of her wanderings ---e. Shrews. & Bin N.G. all 10% -11 x.d ' been in some degree exaggerated. dd. severe leas eti P re, a and who does not see in a conflagration in Europe the tive and en dth " - * Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. It of any a 1- on would be the o 1 derstan at the authorities ha • • n.y acknowledgment of greatest calamity that, in the present state of civilization, We un- ve it the desert ! , I n_con- Min.) 8 per e....a1l pd 18 - 18% we fear, cannot possibly be the resu urchase the exten '-e ro ert es above re- 311 _ could afilict humanity. On the part of governments templation to p SIA p P yof tne Larl of Do. 5 per cent, 8/. pd ... - ... tional investigation. The circumstanC , r. joule est Acci as on the part of the people, there is no leaning to- Harrington, Situated at Old Brompton, for the purpose of South Devon ell pd 15% - 16% he first bo azoou, the able re resentati National Gallery The Gove ferred to-circumstances which we are here t for Glasgow, a n d e P ve wards war, no desire for conquest. The taste and ne- erecting a new piment are fa- Do. New 1% pd %die. -% p d S to the site . as a most ement- oeyond doubt as well informed urably dispose a . ell i make public by means of the present announc ~. upon matters of trade and cessity for peace is everywhere felt. Europe vo . itOrning Herald. - g ble place for St.-Est. 4% pc. 100/. p ... - ... reven 11' - the bui i. ing. would be senseless to stake the eace of nati Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 -21 must be regarded as altogether beyond the reach of the kin ue as an erson in gdom-a ma n who 9 P . p ons r Lord Como Russell, of ii, no A contradiction. try gentleman from ft, , rather than a coune ...e s hi in order that the Government of France should be a Monarchy rather than a Republic or an Empire, Brevet- Highlanders, is a Mili° bout to retire from the • " "-e 40u service. Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c until July 1,1856, all p ... - ... Prom what we have here mentioned it must be oug ht to preside over the _re of Oxford, and that tho chief of the Government should EAST INDIE3.-The papers respecting the co d n uct Waterford & Kilkenny, evident that measures should be immediately adopted __has expressed his opinion Board of Trade be called a Bourbon rather than a Bonaparte. All the of the Ameer A li Morad have been printed, with don the 21st J A Copy of 6 per cent. 3/. pd % - %dis. York, New. & Ber. all p 103 - 105 bY all th e f this head. I . clearl chances of the future are therefore for peace and not f l fon issue anuary last h m Y and con- or the proc ama i . ner in Scinde, bY ord -- y ---r. Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5% municipal authorities south and west o vincingly on n h is Frere, the commissio . er of the Go the • for war. If in times of barbarism war was an instru great work th f f • declaring e or eiture to York &N. Midland H. City o f ,-.... , f America h ment of progress, now it is peace alone which can give vernor-General, the British against t , vv arsaw, to prepare themselves betimes ou Th e Progress o ) e etrone y aav e 11 the territories held b and S. Parch. 10/. pd % - 3i p lei the lee possible extension of the mortality among t the total abolition of the duty o n s us 'o- humanity the time to reap what civilization has sown. Government oi a hich he received from y the Am his lathe eer ca es uran ces , What would be now gained by precipitating masses except those w . r, on the lalc)re nn ul duty u on fir - n wrongfully obtained zrzczo LEASED AT FIRED RENTA.LS: Experihas p ous countries of Christendom. H a ys " The stamp P e ins uaaua . ground of his havi g . es by a for ed d Pnssessi m of a 'utie of a e s , es i s against each other? We can no longer understand those Business rather dreadful kind has le the amount ch Portion of those territori ~ Th g _ lime ee nt, styled Leasing .- N • a p • ll about dollh -- - arged fo r ha. ) . rencoutres of whole nations. In the present state of n Ti e T Nownaheer. .. e proceedings o e ' Railways. - ... omin nem to-day. already rev ea l annua y, e . . rea y t of the uompames. cd the urgent necessity of The high duty not only feeling there is no longer place in Europe for a con- , inted to inquire into the eondu e precautionary „ roperty. greatl ue . ommissioners appo tof Ali The result of th ' • a inquiry range/list:its so as to enable suring p t but y (1 ror, France herself could no longer produce a • fully. new Morad are given e was, that Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... commissioners the the inhabit t an a of prevents t e ins h • uring of proper y, property, not Caesar, n ow s - he can only glee to the world a new in the opinion of the . . . eearge brought Bir.& Oxf all Gt W stia 30 -31 ~ gua. . e • localities of the the densely crowded - . exposed to danger by the fire- Augustus." was irresistible, and the metrop o li s t . insured, 13 frequently by Sheikh Ali Hussau . Y bad there- Do. without, all pl Do. - 30% hd h f 0 wit sten t e earful A few d n to the conclusion th influence of a ma l ad h i es not exerting themselves to a d. p ays ago two venerable Canadian prelates, fore no hesitation in co . mi g Meer Ali Moradat the fraud Bir•Wolv. & Dad., l • • men, with their eng , • Highness 30 -31 x.d yso sudden and violent in they are directed g RANCE, Bishop of St. Hyacinthe, and M. la -A- was effected by Ills ( I in the manner set f ' and most guar all pd Do. e ff e cts. When, m oreove , - its . . h • d property, as °came 29 -30 x.d 1-. as we extinguis uninsure , Coadjutor Elect fM t 1h d • probably at the time an orth in that Do. without,all p i Do. o on rea , a an midi. have here wit- them, to take care, in the ence of Princ e L charge. B uck in ghash. all plan. &N.W ... - ••• nessed in the instance of th b h y t e companies who pay Ours NAPOLEON, in which the PR on Sunday morning l -55 e c ity of 'Warsaw-the erty insured. On SIDENT testified th E. ' GUN ACCIDENT. -- -- -- ast Charles Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledoniui 53 destruction caused by the di„ ass _ first place, to preserve the prop . fortune In e greatest sympathy for the mis employment of e appears to be more sso heavy and av ich had lat 1f 11 • - Attewell, a labourer, in the w . Atr. William E. Lin., gua. 6 per 150 than ever enormous-it assuredl e marine insurances the stamp duty 1 real, by w hi ch a f eyaen on the city of Mont- Shaw, farmer, of NewhiarY, Berks,. as w.alking through the cent 100/.pd Gt. Northn. 148 •-• 150 y eeboves us to be surances which been plun d • ourth part of the inhabitants had ncautiousl fields with a loaded gun, when he i y used it i n s , Gloucest. & Dean, fully in readiness for any e ra „ ge _ pernicious, that a great part of the in ge into the me nuts from one of the hedgn p„. Forest all pd Gt.Westm. 32% - 33% conviction of "Y. Precisely de at their acce t greatest distress, and begged deavourin to obtain so at this time-the the Lec e „i t would otherwise be effected in England, are Ma p ance of 2,000 f - • g • b me entangled in the bran h s - if, - Hartlepl Dk &S Yk New tin wi which we are here commen g y upon th all i ra • Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and H am - 1 privations of the fa su erers. . towards alleviating the The trigger having eco gun exploded, and the charge wa d a lodged in the na -' -e •- • • 1 . . ... poor fellow's Railw....all pd &Berw. - ••• aginable d I The whole b th in - 113 x.d eatly enfeeble . y e excessive henaor. Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N. • forced irresistibl amount of Although gr . 55% - 56% x.d sad earnestness, becomes Y npe n our burgh. The stamps, therefore, on fire an b the Univers i f the subscription instituted arm. hing his home, when h • D II 1 11 Do e Hume _ o. a ves.,a p • 26 -27 x.d et-What are the meta about a y n avour of tlse R rhage he succeeded in reac nce, which wee how marine insurances, now yielding ev. Mr. NEWMAN, diately received medical assista eve r , un _ Do. Quarts., ail P 12 . 4 ' 4 If *** - 111 . 111 109 judgment-and y . h urea fo r tO defray the expenses of the lat hour. Th' Leeds &Brdf.,allp Midlan - 13a4 - 14% good w hich have b een a d op ted s mc e t e last appe ar . million and a quarter, should be abolished." 10,841 f. 45c. e trial, is at present availing, and he expired within an e deceased W as le and two children. Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern icipal or a r • c foll , nce CA LLIMAKI th 23 years of age, and has left awi 25 1 4 - 26% 'T. , ' ance of the cholera, by the mun p ochlai To carry out to the fullest the inconsisten y, y Pri , e Turkish A the different theatres, Do. Pref....all pd Do. tminster ? and Wes The and in'ti • from mbassador has The receipts of spectacles i stice of the imposts upon prudence, the Go- returned to Paris the P , gua. 4 flk authorities of London - yrenees, wher h ' & • f the month of July, amounted ie' 14weat°ft. e e was concerts, c., of Paris, or per cent...all pd Nor o artial aiad i n vernmen • g the waters. as compared with J draini ng o f th e ca pital is as ever p a d e . t have ordained a curious inequality in the takin 463,121 f, 35C., being a decrease, une, of Do. 6p. ct all Do - - e P • guide. The water supply ie as impure as heretofor amount of th e, e tax and the mode of levying it. Let The funeral obsequies of M. m -ARCLIAND U 225,103 f, NNERT. receipts Ge., and 555,189 1 . 6 °e* --5 te s than ' in May, at q 310 f, 95e. It must be how - en the Middlesbr' & Red a man e n• orand rabbi of the Central Consistory o f• amounted to 1,01,, ever, ear , 6p. c ., all p Stktn&D.ars ~.! : E6 The vett-n a ti on e e th e rookeries Still remaining, i s ~ ect a life-insurance, d 1, an- ee pays, for the , the Jews of in f" theatres were open j e l n ioned that in May all th .r e . , while in N. & E., sp. c., all E. C'ountie til shiny, , took place on Tuesday morning. The coffin e the Amb' France, u y the Odeon the Theatre I..yriqu , Ikea and the D 6 11 Do. - ... o. p. ct., a p perhaps more abo ' bl mina y neglected than hitherto. . k , Paying ao pon his policy, a single amount of dute - - having been tak -en to the synagogue of the Rue Notre Gatti wer ' e closed. Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. ___ Nothing, absol t 1 ue y nothing, app ears ' to have been . life. Let further tax durin th g e remainder of his d Nazareth, was there received by the Rabb' A Dame e . 1 ccoucEtEamar OF THE MARCHIONESS OF OR. Prestn. &Wyre. c le&N•lv 1 done since the last a the cholera in the „,.___ a man, on the other hand, effect • 4. lye delegates, and the officers at- ' 3l ' on Tuesda 'd e &La. &Y ravages 0- -- - ourane e sa • an in.. r aSIDORE, with Lyre oXDE.--This event took place 3 . ', at tha Castle, all pai metropolis to guard the IA ' abitante o Lhe c ft• ity and its and hA 'II his h f • eis annaall b , ouse, urniture, or other p ro P e rty, tached to that place of worship. The brother of th e Kilk -"IV, where her Ladyship was safely delivered of a son. Ditto, Halves, A, 100/. pd Do. - ~. p environs from the evil • I d precated 200 :a 0 liged to pay a duty of more than dece cl ra ENNERY, ex-representative of the people, The Marchioness and the noble infant are both doing well. ' 100Lp Gt.Northn. 149 -. 151 results of this ong- e per ce n t, u _ 11SE , • ar Roy. & Hit., Th vessel William Il ene 148 - • and in the synagogue were DUTCH CATTLE.- e ' a -- Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. and pertinaciously continued ne 1' Upon the li rn the amount of his premium. acted as chief mourner , . g igence. Insure your THSCHILD, M. FOULD, brother rived from Nieu Diep, has brought upwards , of 1,400 sheep, Shf Rth. Sc Goole Commissioner Sanitary .3 the responsibility of this , I„ le for 3 000/ , t middle life an the famil of VI -aron Ro tue premium will b ' ' a ' d f y 11. CERFBEER, M. ALLECR besides 83 head of oxen, and cows, and 24 ca ves, e onaprising • 18 11 GP Lan. & Yks i ... -...... negligence devolves, and we 8 over 100/. a-year, with the 0 the Minister of State, 1 1. 9 the entire cargo the • duce of Nolland. Some large arri- sp. c., • • i A - Mr I.Cleani 1,4 S. Sta e ildsh 9% P envy them not the emo- addition, for the 6 i M. ANSPACII Procureur of the Republ c„ the rab- vals of h h ' _ . prO lace by this vessel fro all Stckt& Dar 301 -- Y 4 di l m t.he Wear Val. 6 p en, ..., ii -- 31% [31% tions of ditunay with which th rst y ear a ---eY oaf 1 t b th r B ' - nnot al oo' on epo icy. at 31. for stamp duty hi , ) es ot the departments, &c. The body was received k n port roe s eep ave la „ely ta e p ntioned;but this is the largest importation of the kind Ditto ditto, all p vo. PaY the same 100/. a-year veth 1 chants from the Psalms of DAVID, The R h li -aubi . __ ora abroad which las ever taken Place. wilts 45 , 0 , 1004 Q4Weatal. 194 . 195 _ _... EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1862. Railways. Cent. France (0.V.) all Charl. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dijon & Besancon, 2 pd Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd East Indian all pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p Grnd. Junc. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 71 . E Luxembourg l4l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do 1 1 A pd Do. (Canal) 2 pd Madras 2s. pd Maria Antonia 27i pd Do. New 8 1 A, pd Namur & Liege all pd Do. ex int all pd! North. of France, all pd Do. 20/. 3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 111. pd Paris & Lyons 10/. pd Do. Bonds ... 12 pd. Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre...all pd Sambre & Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Qaebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders all pd West. of France 61. pd Nomin2,l Prices. 3% - 1 P 7 -7% p 1%- 1% P - 134,P 6 3 /, 7 x.d 4 3 / 8 4 3 / 8 x.d 1 1 3 / 1 x.d 1 —1%, x.d 2 % 2%P 7 9 2 3 6 61,i 26% - 26 1 4 13;¢ - 13% 10 %- Il Pp Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p Australasian 21. pd Australian 5/. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 13/. ss. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24 Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 151. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper ...401. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copiapo 14/ pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd Grd. Duch. Baden, all p Great Polgooth all pd Lake Bathnrst all pd Liberty ... all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mariquita.... all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 91. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip all pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / South Australian, all pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid JOINT• Australasia all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 25/. pd Com. of London 20/. pd Lon. & County 201. pd London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd MISS Austral. Roy. Mail, 4,p Canada 32% pd Copper aliners of Eng land . . all pd Do. Preference, 7% pd Crystal Palace ... 5 pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...so/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2} p Perin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. —l5l. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 21. p 55 —57 34 34% xol 26 1 4 26% 14% 14% 71/:. : i/g - 4;i 3% —3 Ts P. x.d MINES. par % p % Y 4 P 1 1 4, p y 4 - 3/4 jA Y 1 dis. IA % dis. N 3 % die. 3 - 4 Par— ki p 40% 41% 'A— Ya P ••• ••• dis. x.d % dis. par Adis. par PI & —1% p 1 / 2 Ya dis. i ll 3 4 p 3 / 4 , dis. : j a w 4 3 / 8 dis. 3 / 4 P % dap par 11 —l2 %dis. par 13 13% 2 3 / par p par %p -STOCK 338 N: 55 1 , — 56 59% 61 14% 15% 29 —3O 18 1 h - 19 31 -33 43 - 44% 18% 20 38 39 46% 47 16ye 17% 49 50 6 —6% 17% —lB Business done to-day. 13 5 / ; i 14% 8 7% 4 10 9% 2c.(1 4 1 IA 46 3% ;CELL.A.NEOUNI. 3 - 4 50 -51 5 - 5 1.4 i . ii47:ii% 2 -2% 84 -86 35% - 36% 78 -794 MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 American were taken for export, and 3,000 on speculation. The mar ket closed firmly at previous rates, except for Egyptian, which were offered freely, and were in favour of buyers. The sales comprised 8,000 American, 1,000 Egyptian, at 6d. to Bd., 110 Pernarn and Maranham, at 6id. to 7id., 200 Bahia, at bid. to 500 Surat, at 3id. to 4id., and 100 Sea Islana, at 19. sd. to ls. Bd. per lb.—Railway Shares were rather firmer. The six weeks' average price of Wheat, is 40s. 4d. per quarter, and the last week's sales were 92,576 quarters. Of all branches of our foreign trade, that connected with the vintage is placed, perhaps, at the present mo ment in the most interesting position. We apprehend from the news that reaches the merchants and brokers here from various parts that there will be a serious deficiency in the quantity obtained, the vineyards, like the currant trees, being affected by a peculiar and uncommon blight. From the correspondence received by Messrs. Walter, Howell, and Hale, it appears that high prices are likely to be demanded for Brandy by the Cognac houses for the next twelvemonths, the export of young Brandies to Australia having been unusually large. It is further stated that— " The vintage on tho Charente and neighbourhood will commence in about six week s , an d we k now th ere w ill be but a short produce, certainly not an average one. With the increasing, demand, therefore, from France, England, U n i ted States, and our colonies, we must ex pect a continuation of higher prices for Cognac than we have latterly bad for years; indeed, when we consider the comparatively small district of the Champagne and Woodlands from whence the finer Brandy is ob tained, we fear the leading Cognac houses will find it difficult to maintain upon all their shipments the cha racter of their brand. We anticipate the price of 1852's will come out at 105 francs per hectolitre, if not higher, and older Brandies in proportion.' With regard to Port wines and the policy of the Government at Lisbon, we are told that it is generally understood that Ministers intend to carry into effect by decree, the reduction of daties and other reforms of the Sebe Cazas, that had already passed the deputies, but the grand question of all is that of the Oporto wine export duties. The public mind there is in a state of great excitement, lest Ministers should avail themselves of their power and yield to the demands of Great Britain. However, the warehousing question is settled by decree. After the preamble the decree says, "It is my will and pleasure after hearing the Company General of the Agriculture of Wines of the Upper Douro and the Com mercial Association and Civil Governor of the district of Oporto, to declare as follows: . - " Ist. The indistinct warehousing of winos, as well o the first as the second quality, is from this moment per. witted as well in Villa Nova de Gaia as in the city o Oporto, and the decree of the 7th June, 1844, is abo. " 2d. The distinction will continue to exist, and the account of the first and second quality kept separate be fore the Custom House in the same form as existed pre vious to that decree. " The Ministers and Secretaries of State of the Inte rior and Finance will thus understand, and cause the same to be carried into effect." . (Signed by the Queen and the respective Ministry.) The stock on the Ist of August last consisted of 20,810 pipes. If the application of capital were to be directed ex clusively to the funds and railway shares, there must in the ordinary course be a most important and steady rise , with occasional alteration, however, as political or mo netary events exercised a passing influence. It is calculated, however, that new loans and companies take up annually an immense portion of the surplus wealth which accumulates annually upon the balance of our foreign trade, and if this does not in every case prove re-productive, it certainly in the main tends to augment the national riches. Foreign loans frequently involve, besides arrears of interest, a great loss of cs_ pital, but if we look to the proportionably higher dividends obtained, and take our calculations over the whole range of the loans made, probably two hundred millions sterling, we shall find most likely that wo are gainers upon balance. It is upon industrial undertakings, however, that our chief profit has accrued, and severe as is the loss entailed upon the original subscribers to railways by the enormons fluctuation in shares, the capital has remained in this country, and we are na tionally no losers. Not a sixpence has left us in e: conse quence of the fall in s hares. During the presentu year there has been an i mme nse addition to of public compani es , and some, the goldratihneesnfer ex- I Whether ample, are in a complete state of abeyarto e they are yet to yield a handsome return i why proved, butt' n the meantime it is easy to understand employment is not a drug in the market an d finds b e tter emp than might be expected. and at the pro. The Funds have opened well to -day', improving appearance, sent time wear a firm abovea b o th for Money and nd Consols bring par t o Account. The N Three-and -s-Quarter per Cents. have been quotel ew lo 4 l to and the Three p er Exchequer-bills of March have Cents. 1001 to e . an d India Bonds at 86s, to 89s. been quiet at 745., premium. anish American Bonds has ma - The speculati on in Sp terial l y s ubsided for the present. Spanish New De ferred Bonds realise 22k. Peruvian b een q uoted 101, and the Brazilian Scrip 2i premium. Mexican Bonds are steady at 25i Belgian Four and.a.llalf per Cents. are 96 to 1, and Dutch Four per Cents. 64g. Grenada Deferred are rather dearer, slthough dull at la and 12, The last week's Railway R9ceipts, ascertained up to this day, are in round figures, as under :- 1852. Great Western £19,607 North-Western South-Western 14,556 Brighton Midland South-Eastern North Stafford 5,172 Caledonian 18!)1. £24,. 052 61,1 77 18,05 3 14.1 43 23,65 1 4,89 5 9,49$ 14.783 s Northern hirean t G a r n ea ca t d Yorks 21,137 York and North Midland Newcastle and Berwick Although business in Railway Shares hasbeen limited the quotations are higher for all the pribncipal lied. Banks and Mines have been very firm. QUARTER TO THREE. Consols ... .. ... .., 100 i Ditto Account, Sept. 8 ... .., 100 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCX (From the Official Ls) 3 per Cent. Reduced A nn uities... ...... ..100';,_ , (A li 3 per Cent. Consols Amr. ..... . ...... —. 100 99 ', i'v New 34 per Cent. AIM S. .................. 104; I is Lon.. Annuities, Exp. Jan. s th, 1860... o's . India Bondsunder 1.0001. ........ .... 86 89 P,, Consols for Account ....................... .10S 1 0 u Juno Exchxmor Bills. I%d. March. ,a 71 , 74 p w° ' " 1,000/. ......... ................ ?RICE OF FOREIGN FITND S AT ONE O'CLOCK. Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. .....• -- Ditto, Scrip ...... ........ •••••""2'fri P Grenada, 1 1 /. 2 per Cent. • -- Ditto Deferred ......... .gent , 25 l2 1131% fcl , -ixicau Bonds, 1846, 3 per C 4. Peruvian Bonds, 8149, 6 per Cent. lOl Do. Deferred 3 Cent. .......... 58 % Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 p‘ir Cent 121% Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent....... 9% bpinish Bonds. 3 per Cent. --- Ditto, New Deferred .............. 22 Dividends on the above payable in Londol. French Rentes, 3 per Cent Exchange 251. 3 5 c; 96 9° Belgian 4 per Cent ................ - Ditto, 5 per Cent. . ...... .., ...... 1 03 Datli. 2 1 ,4 per Cent., 12 Guild ... 6•1 3 i, Ditto 4 per Cent. Certifica tes ... 99 .!4, .Y') LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G—(THIS PA andcloudy. LONDON AUG. AuG. 26.--Wind at noon , li g ht easterly ° ill a D' lsl g . deIaEAL, Auc s . 25.—Wind W. by S.—Arrd. Ann , ,„, , St. Domingo, for Hamburgh; 13urgomeisteren',1.1, V h a . lp araiso; Tomlin, Mauritius; Express, Calls°.. p ide, New Orleans; Edward, ditto; Julie reeper,.3.°;3s, michi, o fur Sunderland; Fortescue, Baltimore; Ch01cF'...,,; ti k hn's. Arrd. from the River, Aberfoyle, for Geel ° , l- 1 Q t.: rl e b e j e e c ' L SOW B lN u r e a n n o a s ce A , d y i r t e t s o ! Toronto, Bathurst; gauritui., I3IERICK, AUG.AUG. 24.—Wind NAV.— SId. Thor, York. SHIELDS.—SId. Arab, New York. Quebec' HULL, AUG. 25.—Wind N.W.—Sid. Fergli'' i'' r BO COWES, AUG, 25.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. St. nei le ,' f oi Grande; Helene, Bahia; Koophandel, Savan.3.ll'' sailed for Antwerp; Elbe, ditto; Sarah Boyd (ill' Nec l- LIVERPOOL, AUG. 25.—Wind W.N..---Ajr;; Dour geree, Calcutta; Coromandel, ditto; Queen 'ii ii- ii unit bay ; Harriet, New York; Chatham, SingaP°re; f %le; Bombay; Remac, Iqusque; Trinandree, .B,io Gran...., Regulue, Maran'nam; Kron, Prindcesse; Caroline, .4,1;; tigua; Eliza Vielleck, St. Domingo; Eureka, araBlo%. Saxon, New Orlaus; Nathaniel Thompson, borne, ditto; Jenny Lind, ditto; Pandora, gobile; I' i l l, ditto, and New York; Laeonee St. Stephen's; IwPerdea St. John, New Brunswick; &Bowden, ditto; cu 110,,,, Castle, ditto; Amelia, Gaspe; Confiance, Quebec. ._. Nathan A Hanau, New Orleans; Commerce, Qua"' Arctic steamer, New York. ...tr P field, OFF NEWPORT, AUG. vir --- Ww- -- WPORT, G 25.—Wind 0 Quebec. ditto;_ ue _, A icto' QUEENSTOWN, AUG. 24.--Willd SAV . ." --Arr-. Yhleti ria, Rio Grande; Herron, Quebso; Fel° , St ' c'')--- ' Newfoundland. --...."'" 'et trb %WOO+ DERBY RACE• (THIS DAY.) --ow-- PIO (BY ELECTRIC TELE GNA The Chatsworth Stakes. ... 1 Weathergage ••• ••• "• ••• ... 1 •.• Babette .. ••• ..• ••• ..:---------- _______—_--- MARKET NEWS.—(TIOS nay') NEWVATE AND LEADVNIIALL. sI. The trade is very inactive_, _yet prices are sapporle:c Beef, from 2s 4d to 3s 4d; Illattou, 2s 8d to 45; Lsrl3,ui 3s 10d to 43 103; Veal, 2s 6d to 33 1d; Pork, 2i Du to 3s 6d per Sibs by the carcase. Hay ME roc SMITHFIELD. — Old Meado w Hay, 3/ 55 to 4134:0; New ditto, 2/ 15s to :31 Us; Old Clocer, 1 /8 3 to 41 1 , 35 5/ Os;: New ditto, 3110 s to 41 10 s; a nd Straw, 1 1 per _ load.dßE CUMBERLAND.—OId ma i de li ra e te a , d a o n w d tradeffay rather dull, 5 , ; 3 1 83 tO '.. 10 New d itto, 21 17s to Si 15s; Old Clover , 41 / 0 ° , 3 19 51 Os; New ditto, Si lOs to 41 8s; and steady 1 ` cl 1/ 14s per load. A limited supply, and a ° el f 1 43; , aa WHITECHAPEL.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 83 to . 5 , ; New ditto, 2/ 153 to 3/ 14s; Old Clovr, 41 5s 10 5 , 1 1 19 New ditto, 3/ 103 to 41 10s; and Straw, 11 85 to 0 ba g per load. Both Hay and Straw sold slowly, at little alteration ia M prices. EAT MARICNTS. , , ,sold SOUTHALL, AUG 25.--Prime Beasts and ober e at full prices; otherwise the demand ruled heavy.-A3:, to f4trososmBidn2;ksyt the offal, ff t 3a o ls. 35 10d; Mutton, 3s to 4s; 1 ,1313311 ' '1 ll* to 33 Sd; Pork, 3s to 35 6d Per 8 ° ROMFORD, AUG. 25.—The general demand was ,air sluggish state, and last week's prices wore bare ly • to ported.—Beef, from 2s 10d to 35 10d; Mutton, 31:04 4s 2d; Lamb, 4s to ss; Veal, 23 10d to 38 8 j; ' `) „„a 3s to 3s 6d per 81bs. Suckling Calves, 185 to 2 23 ; - Quarter-old Store Pigs, 16s to 193 each. from a tifet HAILSHAM, Aug. 25.—The trade is far „,.- ° t off yet prices rule steady.—Beef, 3s 2d to 4s 2d; Lamb, 4s to 4s 8d ;Veal, 33 to 3 3 per 81b. fec l off slowly, as ARUNDEL, AUG. from 33 to 43; ""ut'sj 24.—Each kind , of fat stoe,kmrifttoo/ 3s 4d to 4s 2d; Lsmb, follows:—Beef, from 3s to v e al 33 4s to 45 8d ; 33 C 6 H 3 I p c e s r E 8 sT ib E s R . , AUG. 25.—Our market i 3 O 85°55'41 to follows:—Beef, from 3s 2d to .1., as 452 d; Lamb, 4s to 4s 10d; Veal, 33;t0M3n5t16% ' P er 81". For the Week. .C ideA C: VA R E,Rg N .AIG9E A P V RI E CE R S OFAGBREITSI• GENERAL sli CORN °i f Inspectors in the different blit9ise2s,anindadTet.uwnsp friuomEnthgelalntdetsou u . w e., 11• Per Imperial Quarter. 1 , gs. 1 293 d saes= s 9. • • I 41s WHE 2d 1 27s AT. BARL 4(1 . 1 19s EY OAT 3(I 1 S 1 29s E 1° 4d I 3 38 Id' DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN' BE . ANS. I , rsk l ou ; WHEAT. I BARLEY. I OATS. I BY E • is 04. is Od 15 Od is Od l is Od . Wheat, QUANTITIES ey O , F I, O 76 R 2 A ; IS() Oats, V,2ILSA; STEy, W o EVC. 13 e 0 2,017; Peas, 551 quarter/. 17—L TISI3O IN of the TVALEIA- il t RA 42) i ll The building was twelve years (from 1830 to 18 ..I..tit course of construction. It stands, with its rising bi t, 11 ,„ of steps and terraces, on the top of 811 einirlene°3Fl wee north bank of the Danube, and is familiar to , ,c t h it ii , have passed through the pleasant country in ' gial lo ball, situated. The interior of the temple is a sing p _ e o f 150 feet in length and 57 in breadth, besides It s! . _ 5 :00 25 feet in length at its north or farthest extrers!e,i bi , a s t o h r e ee °nPoisfthloodooiomooosluomf columns, of temples, setae t ,.1.0 It o antes at the angles of mas o s f ive into three great compartments. 'fbe root he, ~' w i t h ho: rizantal beam b s y but displays,which piers, o r d c e i f ; i dtiostio:o::cheei Ili:ll3,ga, . _ , ac eess o, a is fi lle internal pediments with faces divided ii t t o o p andbgold, re: crossing its i n i n clined i fromned sides, pi er top pcteenrn, e: toe .io r in with arabesques and figures in lieved in part with colours. The ©p l a tes, 6 , gold stars, se almost entirely with gilt bronse e_oilend rri i ts " coff ers. ether decorations on an aisure r filled h h gonapirtnient There is an opening over eac— CI in breeze, throug h with sheets of plate glass franie . tted. The floor is which an abundance of light is &dual laid out in roof-white for is ined; Tegernsee, d Cc. inlaid with coloured marbles from the antes an .1. three grand divisions. The shafts of d Bud thei lumps are of marble of a brownish-rekedcoolootuwrith giitiTiyhge capitals and bases of white marble pie and colours: the walls are somewhat like thei ectroujuhd °e t frieze represents on a broad white marb e_ e g .ino ipa f g f e e n et ii i o ; o e ili l i : progress of civilization in Germany. Th . Y e l l w hich lonic order is about 28 feet in height, besidesd there is a second order of earyaddidneasv,ialn7 Wai ll* comers of souls to the an_ Le , ~, t he representative of femahlealiSscaonf Odin d h ,or the regions of bliss. The interior is devoted w_ith reception of rows of busts of illustrious personslder, other sculptures, marble candelabra, and seats.---13° -- ___ NEW CH URCHES IN LAMBETH.—It is intell,•-beth erect two new churches in the extensive parish of Leal, is —one to the south of Upper Stamford-street, probabiioor. Thomas -street ; and another in the immediate ,heig,b,b hood of the Victoria Theatre, probably in Gibson-strey"...r OPENING OF THE MANCHESTER FREE 1 ,0381 ‘ 3 :110g a o l f r t e h ad e y fr b ee ee l n ibr a a c ry ce , We understand that invitations to be present at the op hat e isbo p o t n ed Thursday, by th o fo l t l h o e i o 2 g d disSetipnt ember, D'4, Edwardof blan ß ch u e hy st e e r r, Ly th tt e on m , g uished , 1) .1 0 sons: The Earl of Shaftesbury , the w Earl of Ellesmere il tf A Lordß Salford,Sir RIP" the, ice ,. H . on. Sir James Stephen, professor of history in the LT agarrst. city of Cambridge • Charles Dickens, Esq.; John 1 ~,. • Es q' ;W. M. TLekera E Charles Knight, Vra) y, sq.; _ , Rowland Hill, Esq.; Joseph Brotherton, Esq., , jObY t . ! ,ofmM.ran. c; hester . ii . 7 Brown, Esq., M.P. ; James Heywood, Esq., D 1 . 1;!, se. Bright, Esq., M.P. ; James Kershaw, Esq., MY. , t; r l l 3 of Invitations ave also, we believe, been sent to th9 . ,N r o v er Carlisle, Ducie,_ and Wilton; the Right lion. 1 .• T v . . Gibson, M.P.; Thomas Legh, Esq., of Lyme-panr.L;daals, Macready, Esq., and to some other distinguished i dr , ' " t roches' from whom answers have not yet been received. ter Guardian. au n3 ilt oo The mortal remains of the late Duke of Hate re''' will be removed for interment from his Grace's ii.roit.. dence in Portman -square to the family vaults near o p u e r bial ton-place, Lanarkshire. The Duchess, with the ,Y e don. Marquis of Douglas, is daily expected to arriv© ' e , ' 0 belogl, g GIGANTIC OATS —From a field of oats, , Danoo to Mr. James Wright, farmer, Kilnford, parish o t : tile ono nald, two stalks were found to measure in heig b toa of one six feet ten inches, the other seven feet. The gra to 44e v ia Y counted, and found to tialloal lt eal were .424;11