The Sun. — London, England, 1852-09-16 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER „. / l 6l • ..._ _ ...--.- 6 / the accuracy arrived at in solving this very delicate and out of Parliament, but he doggedly refused to, The Bourse recovered in some meesure from the de- I pression of the last two days. The Four-and-a-Half per THE SHARE MtlitIfLETS. 3 Just published, in Svc). price to the Trade, 3s. 6.1. each, cloth, .--.,......-....... Cents. opened at 103 f. 80c., and closed at 1041. 20c. T HE TENTH 'rend ELEVENTH ANN UAL : ) REPORTS of tbe REGISTRA L R-GE 1 problem, are dep e nd en t man y o f the most interesting remedy the evil. He was wedded to his opinion that g E m tßT a gg .: _ _ . .A. d navigation. Ac- his own idea was the best,-because it would involve narrrsit RAILWAYS Railways. i DEATHS, and MARRIAG S, i G - D X - E ce ß mprisli f j, A bs n tr E a aN cts of the years 18.47 an'd 1888. calculatiotee made in astronomy an . . for the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed - business done - s non to the i,o T n y o o n Reports, -rnblish t ed for H.M. Stationery Office, by cording to the opinion of LAprAcE, attempts i n thi s much trou bl e i n ma k ing the change, and because he at 77f. 60c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,4481. 750.; Rouen, 870 f.; Havre, 3711. 25c.; Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day, Cent. France (0.V.) all ns fnan, Brown, Green, andsLongmans, Great Northern, 6881. 75c; - Messrs ' L° - of whomtnay be had, direction were adventnred upon at a Period much Was morbidly sensitive as to admitting that he was 7 .A 1 v 3 1 1 ; A v i gnon, 490 f.; Basle 313 f 75c • Paris and Strasburg, Ah - SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTLi SIXTH, earlier than the generality might be disposed to con- wrong. Yet, what changes of opinion were his, how Paris d ' * .' The FIRST, 1 NINTH REPORTS an Lyons, 795 f • Lyons and Avignon, Amb., Not., Bost. &E. Dijon & Besancon, 2pd SEVENTH, EIGHTH, and - • jectnre. It is even supposed by some, from certain decided, how complete, and, we might add, how noble 5921. 50c.; St. Dizier G •' . to ray, 540 f. , e, -erdeen 100 L paid 26 to 26X June. - 6ta 6 Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd "-------------------------- curious indications to that effect discovered in various in their operation for the public weal. BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Bir., Wolv., and Stour East Indian all pd THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Valley . all pd. 10% -11 GL Indian Penin. all p B rr.s; Webster, Sol; Le i ssez v ar Manager, Old Bromptou, parts of Asia and Egypt, that the ancients had a Is 1,0001. made in trade, by a profession, or by LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 15. .. Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., Grnd. J une . o f F ra . 4 p d a rorate d the celebrated Adelphi Drama of JACK SHEN earth's circumference. salary (dying w recipient tolerably correct idea of the ear when the reci • dies), worth as L Ch a rleroi and Erquelines 15-Dijon and B esangon , 2%- Luxembourg, 6 3 /e-Namu'r and Liege, 7g-Northern o f late 33/. 6aBd., 28/. pd. 9 - 8 d. Louv. ala S am b re 7% wet spe - e e r s. Keeley, Mess*. Paul Bedford, S. Emery, and O. remarked, "the merit of much as 1,000/. a year inherited from land? Or, in France, 27-Ditto, 20/. 3 per cent. Bonds, 14-Paris and Ditto, Chest. & Birk., Luxembourg _l4/. pd Later on, as Colonel SABINE ?Asp, ...7 Laura Honey, Miss Ellen Chaplin, esc. Lyons . , 21 X -Paris and 50/.Bs 25/. Cons. all pd. 19 -20 Do. (Railway) 10/. pd smith ; miso , th • these investigations belongs to the French other words, is a life-interest worth as much as a d Strasbourg, Or leans, 57 3 / I -Paris and Rouen, 34 - d - ' B l d Do . lude wi the celebrated Comedy of PAUL PRY. resuming Ditto, ditto ... 1 Ap . ... - ... 1% pd To cone in an 2 7 Th-Sambre and Meuse, 9. nation, by whom the arc of the meridian between For- perpetual property? If not d • ' , °justice by putting the _...=____________ Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 102 - 104 101 Do. (Canal) _2% pd R OYAL PRINCESS'S gIEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Caledonian ...100/. pd. 41% -42 X 41% Madras 2s pd Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. mentera and Dunkirk was measured towards the assessment on the property value of the two interests SPAIN - . Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 - 20% 20% Maria Antonia 27i pd This Theistre will OPEN on SATURDAY next, Sept. 18, when ILE ' , Riau clo se of th e last century. The trigonometrical sure - that w hi c h is of uncertain and that which is certain. The Madrid journals of the 10th contain no political C or e & B an d on , all pd 15 - 1514 Do. New 8% pd wilt be performed a new petite Comedy, called T paNNA. vey of Great Britain, commenced in 1783, for the Treat both as property, and aisess them accordingly, interest. news of .. Dub. & Belf. Jet. 45/ pd. 7 - 5 d. Namur & Liege all pd After which, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Fabian and Louis f If you earn 150/ The _Mario announces that it will henceforth a - e Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ... Do. ex int all pd se Franchi, Mr. charres Kean. specific object of connecting the observatories o y . a year, by manual or mental ,. r Dundee,Perth, & Aber- North. of France, all pd To conclude with A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. hour -which earn' Greenwich and Paris, was speedily expanded by the la , earning may cease suddenly and for pear on l y as a literary and scientific journal. The QUEEN and the K INGhad paid a visit to the deen June. ... all pd. 6% -7% Do. 20L 3p. c. Bds, all p • ,b the hand of C vis iting Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ... Orleans & 80r...11/. pd able men to whom its direction was then confided into y 'OD you with ailments Paris & Lyons...lo/. pd AaTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.town of Se g ovi a . the Infant Princess of the AST • U- East Anglian (251. L. & f mind or b Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highnesla an undertaking of far greater scientific as well as o ody,-are you on as good a footing as RrAs accompanied them. They were received with E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4% -4% 4% Do. Bonds ... 12 pd. Prince Albert. • hbouracclamat ion. Do (18/. E. & IL) all pd. 3 -8% Paris & Orleans all pd Proprietor and manager, Mr. W. Batty , topographical importance, having for its objects your ne ighbour who has 150/. a-year from landed r Open Every Evening, with the Largest Equestrian Establishment on the one hand the formation of correct maps property or from the funds? Of course you are not; The Three Per Cents. were done at 46 the 7 , • a New East. Counties ... all pd. 11% Eastern Union, class A, - 11% 11% Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd In the World. Three per Cents. at 24 11-16 ; the Debt of the first l e , Rouen & Hayre...all pd Most Gratifying Success! of Great Britain, and on the other the measure- of course, therefore, you ought not to be put on an te E, U. shrs., all pd. 7% -7%, 7Ns Second Week o! the Equestrian Season. he ex- as t 12i • c lass a , and that of the second at 6 7-16. Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ..„ Sambre &Meuse all pd The most triumphant success of Mr. Stokes' Troupe-they arc 11- ment of an arc of the meridian, having tequality , to the taxation on property, with your Do., do., B. & G., all pd. 5% - 6 6 St. Andrew's & Quebec terally American Wonders, and have, each ni g ht of their appearance, been greetel with reiterated appiau , e. They will appear every treme northern and southern po ints of the island more fortunat e neighbour. Where he pays a shil- GERMAN Y . Enst Lancashire ...all p 18% - 18% 18% (A) 4/. pd Evening in conjunction with the Brothers Seigrist on La Perche, f or i ts term i nations. A portion o f this arc, amount- lin g , y ou ought not pay to more than threepence. The o ffi c i a l Vienna Gazette of the 101 h contains a E. 8' W. Indi a D oc k s Tours & Nantes 17/. pi and the whole of the talented artists of the Establishment, forming Dunnose, in the . T '• 1 'll b b • • d h leader, from which 't t 1 th t - t i tbe and Bir. June., 'all pd 57 -59 as.d West Flanders all pd one of the best and most varied entertainments ever presented within ing to 2 degs. 50 mins., viz., from wo princip es wi e orne in min ,we ope, . t . inoon y appears ai s Ediub. & Glas.,looL pd 71 -73 West. of France 6/. pd intention o f the Austrian Government to let France jbe walls of an Amphitheatre. Isle of Wight , to Clifton, in Yorkshire, was pub- whenever there is an assessment of the Income and Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24% - 25% The,doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances commence . ct withperfec t ns in 1803. As a freedom with respect to the question Gins. & S.- West., looLp ... - ... at Seven. lished in the Philosophical Transactio Property Tax. One is, that it shall be graduated, so of the proclamation of the empire, but that Austria Great Northn., 100/. pd 75 _77 75% 76 Agna Fria all pd Half-price at Half-past Eight. from Dunnose to Unst and that th Do.% s. A Stk., 100 L p4O- 42 40 Anglo-Californian, all p s iAmSisloa-Stalls, ss. ; Dress Boxes, 43.; Irpper Boxes, 35.; Pit, the whole arc, extending e poor man's proportion shall be smaller (as 16 even approves of that transition, as being favourable Asturian 15L p 2s • Gallery, Is. ; Upper Gallery, 6d. Shetland Balta, the most northern of thelslands, ought to be) than that of the rich man-for the pay- to the cause of tranquillity and order. Do. -Se B Stock,loo/.p 115 - 117 115 Australasian 2/. pd .' from Eleven till Four daily. Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p 45% -46 Tickets to be had at the Box-office We read in t Australian 51. pu Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. nlO degrees, and as nearly would comprise more than , y ment is from one's necessity, and from the other's . he Augsburg Gazette of the 12th Great Westn., 100/. pd 96 - 96% 95% 96% Austr. Freehold all pd since the publication o half a century had elapsed f the luxury. Another is, that whatever is tbe minimum that Austria wants th Zll r • t b r ewed for 1., & i* I ll d e oveemo e en anc. Car is e, apB4 - 86 Ave Maria all pd ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. five or six year s , at the same time that negotiations Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p PM Last Week of the Season. earlier part o f the survey, it is not surprising that exempted from the tax (it is now all under 150/ )Brit. Austr. Gold all pd Attractions-Music, Zoology, Floricffiture, s- . 11 b ' shall e going Lane. & York., 100/. pd 86% -87 86 87 Great Combination of should h b on for the conclusion of a treaty of British Iron 13/. ss. p and Fireworks. some degree of impatience have b een felt, both the payment shall be on the overplus and not commerce with her. In • ' the pro tocol f signing e o Do., Fifths 14/. pd 3% -3% di s , Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% D n's Modelled Panoramic View of Mount Etna will positively sired the results for scientific use, and on the gross amount. Th "f " b 149/ V . ath • 'Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 %p 2% - 2% din. Do. Coca. & Cui. all p kin order to commence with the prepa- by those who de us, i a man s income e , i enn , e coalised states have engaged not to enter Leeds Northern, all pd 18 -181 a be removed after thii wee , re interested for the scientific Do. St. Joh. del R. 15L rations for next season. by those who we charac- 19s. 11d., he is free from income and property-tax; into any n egotiations separately. But the Augsburg Liv.Crsby&Sthpt. all p ... - m Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Carson's Creek...all pd GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. ter of the nation, that the general results of the survey but if he has the misfortune to possess the odd penny, Gazette adds that they h ave a l so , by secret articles, Lend. & Blackw., all pd 8- 8% Cobre Copper ...40/. pd entered i nto 105 PEINcIPAL V OCALIST S-Mrss Messent, Miss Cl ara H enderson , Mr . for scientific 'purposes should 1 h b lf h • 1 150/ h Is . ian engagement with Austria to renew Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% Colonial Gold 1/ pd dMr Leffler. Conducted by Mr. J. L. applicable at engt ew ic raises ito ~ e must pay is tax of seven h Z live • Lon. & N.West.,looL p 120% - 121 120 % 12 0 121 copiapo Young, Mr. Manvers, an • t e o rein for five or six years .only, and gives 14/ pd Hatton, who will preside at the Pianoforte, given to the world." Participating in these feelings, pence per pound, not on the amount which brings this as a reaso . ..„ . i ns i sts ... Do. Fifths 121. pd 3% -3% p Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p AL SoLotwrs-Messrs. J. Richardson ... n w h y R ussia in its answer upon Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) lip 1% - 2 p PRiNcIPAL I s sTanmENT A d that some a c ti v it y i General a ll p d (Flute), Waffle (Clarionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), Viotti Collins and persuaae n the furtherance of hi m w ithi n th e t ax , b u t on t h e w h o l e. If h i s i ncome renew i ng the Zollverein for twelve years. Lou. & S.-West. 100/. p9l- 92 91% Gold Mountain all pd ( Violin) Cioffi (Trombone), Collinet (Flageolet), Sidney Pratten this long-delayed project had become more than ever be under 150/. he is tax-free, if it exceed it b The senti- e fe • 1 pd 4% - 4 dia. cm publ , ication the Official Corre- Do. New 504 42% Grd. Duch. Baden, all p (Flute), and Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. C. Godfrey. den Do New 40/. ...34/. d 4 -3% dis. Great Polgooth all pd Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight 'view of MOUNT desirable, the British Association, upon the occasion penny, then comes the monstrous injustice and ab- spon ce, o f , Vienna, contains a long article on the L •& E •k 1 all pd Lou. nnis i., p 15% - 16% ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS -Splendid fits meeting in 1849 t Birmingham, state of the ci l ia , question, of which the following Lake Bathurst all pd and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's tin-, 0 . a passed 8 reso- surdity of making him pay 4/. 7s. 6d. income-tax on ~._ , , oms , Man. Bus. & Mat. all p 3 -3% Liberty ... an pd rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing .Novelties-Concluding, a' lution appointing a deputationmay be looked on as a summary:-" The customs Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 28% - 29% Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs . south, y ! to confer with the that single penny 1 question is still at the same point in Germany. Austria Do. Manch. &Lincoln representing the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemoninna of th e Master-General of the Ordnance-a similar resolution Crushing Corn. .all pd and Prussia both maintain the position which they Union 4/. 2s. pd 3% -2% (ha. Mariquita all pd Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and his Cycl Pa de: bein d I Midland 100/. pd 76% 77 76% 77 the whole terminathag with the Eruption of Mount Etna an tho g passe a most simultaneously by the Royal THE FRENCH REPUBLIC respectively t oo k up from the commencement. Mem. &S. Amer. 9L p Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads rece iv i ng Societ y. Do. Bin & Derby 100/. 42 -44 During the course of last year a statement • As to the coalised states,their dispositions are repre- New Granada ...all pd Armoar of Achilles. imens, some r . f . 0., , sr. sented to .Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% .. - Nouveau Monde, all pd The menagerie now consists of several hundred s pec elephants, `" the principal results obtainable from the geodetic We have received the Paris papers of yesterday. • vary, according as intelligence arrives from Do. % Shares, 17% pd .... - ...... , Port Philip all pd the finest of their species in England, in Lluding three ii i i . i.e s , and operar • it '' 4 ' Vienna or Berl" Thus the Berlin. us e partisans of Austria say Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ... two giraffes, four ostriches, two camels, Eons. leop p a _d aras of 200 101:18 111 tereat eattatn and Ireland was, in con- The Moniteur says :-" Several jouriaals have re- that tae u • Quartz Rock a ll pd the colossal tortoise (the largest ever e xhibited) , u w sequence, promised by the Inspector-General o f Produced reports whi c h h a d b e f ore b een contra di c ted states mon continues to be perfect between those Newmarket -1004 pd 47 -49 Santiago de Cuba 10% years old. als , and that in the reply they are to m a k e on the Newport, Abergaven., South Au s t ra li an , a ll p d Doors open from Nine A.M. Feeding the A nim at Five. Con- _. F or tifi cat ions. Subsequently, we should say very relative to a treaty of commerce with England. 15th of this month to the Prussian ultimatum they d Hereford ..,-121 Pd 3% - 3 di& Newry an & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2% Tin Croft 7l. pd curt at a Quarter-past Six. Fireworks, at Nule it eLLLNG- These reports are en ti re ly void ofkind of • United Mexican all pd A.DMISSION, aNE 6 - recently, a letter was transmitted to the British As- • y a ny will shove that such is the case. Accordi ng t th e foundation." Prussi an West Mariposa...all pd t m e............, • ______---esee---------------------: sociation by Captain YOLLAND, of the Royal Engi- T • an version, on the contrary, there is confusion Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 dis. Yuba 1 paid - O N - DO'SI BRIDGE. he following details of the PRINCE PRESIDENT:a in the • • - e coalition, and though Bavaria and Hesse re- North. Coun.Un. 3 eepd .., - ... din. HIGH WATER AT L a e 3 1 Evening 38 min. after 3 neers, announcing that the "printing of the obser- tour u to Monday evening are supplied by Galignan . i' • mai • North British ...100/. p3O -31 30 TOINT-; Tins DAT -Moraine 19 sem- ri a , 4 1 Evening 21 Min. later 4 'withZenith S f"The • • Paris ' • h Prince n faithful to Austria, Wurternburg and Baden o an. _ vations ma de the Sector, or the deter- Louis train, which left the terminus with Nth. Devon,No.l,l3/.p 7- 6% die. Australasia all pd To-Tioaaow-Mornlngat lean towards point will Prussia. The truth on this po , Napoleon and his suite amidst the loud neaten Do No 2 6% pd . - Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd .....00........'----:- oFricE c, _ _ mination of the latitudes of stations between the years ..e . , line however, so b known, as the delay fixed by " ' 11 d• : - TELE wEtrg- -stIN ,0 . iu, 1842 and 1850, is finished, and will be presented in lions of the spectators, proceeded along the Orleans on e Do., %A, def....a p 2% -2% Colonial 25/. pd f _ en . Prussia for a definitive reply expires on the 15th . Do l B 51 d 1 - % din. Corn, of London 20/. pd isg , IN THE SHADE, with great rapidity. At every ' ery station crowds o y ~ e e , guar. .p THE 58-'aigheet s i nce noon yesterday. time for the meeting of the Briti s h A ssoc i a ti on , an d sons were assembled to see the president pass, an d It is true that s o m e persons represent that this reply North Stafford. 17% P 5% - 47/s dig. London Chart. Bank of 43-lowest this morning and during th e n i ght. that the calculations connected with the triangulation everywhere the train was received with shouts of cerive_ will be • • evasive like the preceding, and will only cause North-Western.. .all pd ... 1 .....- ..„ - N. &S. W. June. B,a p 4,a step. Australia Lon. & County 20/. pd . e Napoleon.' At Vierzan M Pastoureau the Prefect of new delay. But it must be remembered that Prussia 55 los e day, at noon. are rapidly advancing towards their completion. rid of h Oxf ,IVor. &IV. 100 L p 47 -48 London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd the Cher, and the Duke' de '3ll '. ortensart, in c omma as declared that she will no longer allow an BAROMETER, 29.77. y Scoitish C e ntral 1001. ' 78 P ‘ 7 % - % Lou. & Westm. 20/. pd Another testimony is thereby aff o rd e d o f the admire- the military division, were in attendance to receive the i repiy of that kind and will consider any Bcottish Midld., 100/. p 5- 57 56 Nat. Prey. Eng. 35L pd Wrisaa var iable from N.E. to S.E.-Morning, fine; After ble fruits of these frivolously depreciated meetings of Prince. An immense crowd had assembled in the dilator ' 2 Do. New noon, cloudy. g reete d 9 pretext as a rupture of the negotiations. It Shrews. & 8ir....100Lp 68 - 7 10L pd the British Association-fruits, it may be added n e i g hb our h oo d of the railway station, and all , seems that this rupture bconsideredDo. do. - ... Nat. of 1re1and...22% p may e as nearly ........111.1. 1 • ••••••Wi115T.r11.4. . 9 . ,, 1L 1 the President with acclamations. The Prefect p resente d Shrew. & Her 84 p 2 -1% dis. . Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd poison to the ignorant, but manna and ambrosia to the waeors, accomplished, at least for a certain time. Bat it is DAILY WEATFTER. TAI3LE. to the Head of the State the d t mayor, the epu y• J Shrewsbu. and Chester Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. . State of the Wind a n d W eat h er at each of the follow i ng initiated. the municip a l counc il , an d the principal funct i onar ies of no t . less t rue t h at all t h e rumours o f h ost ili ty b e i ng (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20 -21 Do. New a ll p d . sae the place. Th e tra i n only rremained there a few li kely to ar ise out o f it b e t ween P russia an d A ustria, Do. Halves all pd 10 - 10% Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold places at Nine o'clock y es t er d ay morn i ng .-Th e sta ti ons The Income and Property -T ax, i n i ts present form, minutes, and then dashed on across the fertile plains of have n o t t h e least foundat i on. I f the rupture of Do. Oswestry...all pd 15 - 16 Importing Corn. 1 pd' d ee arranged in or d er o f latitude , is doomed. Several years of experiment have abuu- the Berry covere d w i th vines, from wh i c h might be commer c i a l relations be accompl i she d , A ustr i a will Sh rop . Union ...6% pd 3% - 2 7 / 8 d. Union of Austral. all pd Permoteru-Wind N., strong breeze-rain. Pooee-Wi n d N.W ., gentle breeze-partially cloudy . dantly tried it. Put on, originally, as a temp o r ary seen to spring u p th e p i cturesque towe rs of many . a continue her e x p ec t an t p o licy, a n d Prussia will form Do. A, B, C, & D fu ll y Do. New 2% pd ecorated with ase pd. up at per cent.... ... - ... din. Union of Lond on 10/. p : village church. Here, every station was d , Partite association with the States which are al- Union of Madrid all pd , South Devon all pd 19% - 20% EATTINGg-Wind N.W., gentle breeze-overcast. measure, it proved so profitable to the Treasury, that I d flowers evergreens and a great number of tri-coloured ready ranged on her side. And then they will wait South-Eastern 100/. pd 72 -73 72% % Foreeestroxie-Wi n d S.W., light airs-overcast , it has gradually assumed an appearance of per fl 'I ' - bonfi r e s illuminated f - IVZISC, TUNBRIDGE -Wi n d N. E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. ma- a gs , n a l most every place huge . or a more favourable opportunity to come to a South Wales all pd 38% - 89% 40 Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p Besreasrofee-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. that, an, the next ' nency, so i session, the question will the station to a considerable distance around, c asting a general nod td• I that time ever arrives." ers an ing-i South Yorkshire and Canada 82% pd I GREENWICH-Wind S.E. gentle breeze-overcast. not be whether this impost shall be continued, but bright glare on the thousands of peas d ants who lined the A letter from Vienna, 9 th, says :-"It is stated River Dun 15/. pd par - % p Copper Miners of Eng- LEI ,' GRT°N-Wind N.W., caim-partially cloudy. how it may be modified, so as to bear more equally sides of the railway. At about six o'clock the steepl es that • Do. Do. 5/. pd land „ . ... all pd . The town was in the core ncement of next year, a third loan stirl. & D f *** - ''' tiAMBEIDGE-Wind S.-cloudy. of Bourges appeared close at hand. ' • me De. Preference, 7% pd , YARMOUTH-Wind illuminated, , calm-rain , than it now bears upon the ta x -p ayers. In i ts pre . already illuminated, „d am id s t the blase mlght be o f 80 millions of florins will be contracted, but on this Stock. & Her. 16/2s. 3d. ... - a . Crystal Palace ... spd The returns from the following places indicate the state of sent form, or rather in its present practice, the im- seen the imposing mass of the towers of the cathedral , occasion, it will be done abroad. Several banking Taff Vale 126/. pd 169 - 171 Eastern Steam...2s. pd , the wind and weather on Tuesday morning at nine . • unequal, and A post is un j us t , Un p o pu l ar. very The cannon of the polygon and the great b e ll o f houses have already offered to charg e themselves with Thames . Haven Dock and Railway ...19/. pd 2% -2% 2% Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship. o'clock :- little common sense, grafted upon our legislation, President. The station was splendidly lit up and orna- Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12 -14 ping Company...soL p . 'Lutetium-Wind S.. calm-cloudless. Waterfd. & Kilk all pd 6% -6% Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p Pre t r atzeG ait- Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy, would easily remedy these evils. There exists no mented with shrubs and flowers. The band of the 9th ITALY. Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21. -23 Penin. & Or. St. all pd E PLTXOI3TH-Wind E., gentle breeze-overcast. "just cause or impediment" to the putting this tax regiment of artillery was in attenda.nce, and la ed The 'P Y Giornale delle Due Sicilie of the 3d announces West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% - 10% Do. Do. ...15L pd 41 Pooraz-Wind IsT.W., gentle breeze-cloudless. military a i rs w hil st t h e tra i n was coming up. Immense that the Kin f NA PLES has just granted pardons West London ...all pd ... - g o ßoyal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 2 upon a fair, equal, and popular : principle-always Yk.,New. & Bor. 1004 66% - 67% LIASTUIG3-Wind N. Vv., gentle breeze-overcast. acclamations burst out when the President made his ap- t 36 2 • . o political offenders who had been exiled to the Universal Emigration Sotrrewerroa-Wind W., gentle breeze-rain, bearing in m i n d, w hat class legislators so often forget, pearance. The Prince was received at the station by islands reserved for such prisoners. Among them were Do. & New. Ex 20L p 8% -8% dis. and Colonization, 2/. p . Foestravrouß-Wind N. W., light airs -overcast. that the greater the wealth, the greater, in proportion, c . M. Planchet, the mayor , the members of the municipal Do. G.N.E.purc . 10/. p 27 - 25/ d i s. breeze-partiallycloudy. TUNBRIDGE-Wind S.W., gentle - " d f the in command o e artillery, a. council, General Berme,.seventy men who had served under the late Venetian N. i p .-. York & N M'd.l . ooL d 48 8 49 8 IL 48% BASINGeroKR -Wind W. gentle breeze-cloudless. should be the taxation. If an artisan or mechanic the colonels of the sth hussars and of the 15th regiment Government, the remainder soldiers fth , e were o e corps PREFERENCE SNARES. MONEY and CC GREENWICH-Wind 'N.W., gentle breeze-partially earns two pounds a week, or 100/. a year, a tax of five of the line, and a number of other high functionaries. of Lombard volunteers of 1849. Aberdeen all pd ... - ... cloudy. The Neapolitan Government has published a de- The sales of Cotton a per cent. on that will oppress him more and be more felt Cries of • Viva Napoleon!' here burst out afresh, and Do. No. 2, 7 perch all ... - ... Sgaoop-Win,d W., gentle breeze-cloudless. mated at 10,000 bales, continued for several minutes. The Prefect then pre- doin g away with the temporary quarantine • cree . , g y w q Brie. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 105 - 107 106% CotoussTgat-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. than a like tax upon a capitalist with an income of taken for export and 1,! sented to the Prince the mayor and th e ot h er c i v il whi c h had been laid on vessels and produce coming Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5L pd . . -. . Cue-eau:am-Wind W.-cloudless. 1,000/. a year. That is, five pounds deducted from the 1 d • 10/ 100/p 100 - 1 . 04 102 closed very firmly at fu Y ARmourg -W ; li d N. tv ~ gentle breeze-cloudless. authorities, and, a ft er a s hort conversation with those from Algeria, at the time evhen sus . • C picions were enter- a e onian, . HOLYHEAD-Wind N., gentle breeze-partially cloudy, workman's wages will leave him 95/., whereas fifty gentlemen, the Prince moved forward to quit the station. tame d of the sanitary state of the colony. Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18 -19 8,000 American, 200 la LANCASTER-Wind S. ‘V ~ gentle breeze-principally clear. pounds deducted from the rich man's income will leave "No speech was delivered, according to the order of ...-_____ Cork and Bandon, 5% 70.; 300 Bahia, at Oki ISHAe-Wind N., calm-principally clear. the Minister of the Interior. The Prince and the Minis- per cent. l% I) Par -%p ' to 10/-d.; and 1,000 S ur y BiLterroor-Wind N., strong breeze-overcast. him 950/. The rich man, for this deduction, can easily e ters then proceeded towards the cit 0 • . a entering the THE DUKE'S DEATIL-LIVERPOOL,WEDNESDAY.-- Dundee, Per., & Aberd. way Shares vvere dull al ,-......._... z ........,,.., - - - -- . make up by dispensing with one servant out of his hala- Prince mounted on horseback, and was followed also on The announcement in The Sun of yesterday evening of the Junction all pd 634 -63 i The six weeks' aver Duke of Wellington's death caused great excitement i n all E. Ang.(a/ 10s)6 pc. all 5% -3%, per quarter, end the cps ,-.. dozen, or by shutting up his, fencing-house, or by horseback by the Ministers of War and Police, the Pre- e 7 per ct. all p ... - ... - 4 -It fteeei\,, e.,- t'er ' 1 '''''' •4 ' - e keeping two instead of three ponies for his children's feet the Secretary-General of the Prefecture, General parts or t h e town, and up to a late hour its report was not Do. (he) t. _ quarters, in the towns t D, , credited, and especially as the Telegraph Company had not Do. 0/17s) ip.c. 2 p ... - ... aas. 'S-.5:155:,-F-• . "1..?'",:ii,- ) . •f;"•-" , •si t .„ 4 ,, The Continental S Duke de Mortemart, General Borme General de Noue s Ex. .g.e.a4e°` .„---t-a.aee t at - t a ate7att ... eaa t ee - , eetale4ot leaeure Fifty pounds out of a thousand is little c • , , been able to ascertain its truth. The old newspaper reader, Eastern Counties ,P ' ' commandi n g the subdivision, the Colonel Director of Ar- remembering The Sun's activity and vigilance before the sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% - j7 p Pm latest date, present i „ • '' .. • . e ~..... . 4 fes f elt b wea lthy ,_.-... y a man, w hile fi ve pounds out o f a till er y andFortificatioas ; Generals R ogUe t, d e M Onte b e ll o , est a bli s h men t of r a il roa d s an d te l egraphs, gave full belief to D o . N o . 2 a ll pd 1% -1% p pm Amsterdam, on the 14t nt'••• ' 'lir(' • -"'''• e---••• " 'ea -.- " • aeon° s'ePt'-e-- - "---- - --- e 's - e----:-„ as ' eet. e , :s - , -• .. - • • e t e------tant ee n - hundred is really a heavy mulct. Fi ve poun d s wou l d and de Goy an , an d C o l one l F leury, aides-de-camp to the The Sun ' s announcement, and but for the wire communicator Do. New 6 p.c. St k. all 14% - 14% doing in either the Prince, and all the officerscomposing thestaffothe divisions it would have had here the field alone for eight hours.- Eastern Union Scrip, buy a suit of clothes for an artisan, or would clothe Austrian Bonds were ir • _ - IeVERMIONN. ,MMlM=maa The mayor, chputy-mayors and municipal councillors From a Correspondent. 11 Guar. 6 per ct a p 16% - 17% his wife and a child or two, or would pay the wages of•th . b •h 'd ' f 'l, • T") D • Do. 10/. Deb. Sh all p ... - a . that must be attributed, o city, together wit.. deputations from the muni- DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.-A brief <a I :.../ ' tr areer a etneeaseeeet• tat c-: ,--P ..,A , ),, , , , ~..,, , ,, J ,..9, , , ,f, .4 (..7•?. C of a "help," so as to nuke his wife something better than the mere domestic drudge she is now, or would cipalities of Sancerre and St. Arnaud, followed either announcement from a late edition of 771 e Sun, last night, in carriages or on horsehaele. A detachment of the sth Hussars preceded the Prince. A line was formed brings intelligence of the death of the venerable warrior, whose deeds occupy so large a space in the history of the last East Lancashire, 6 per ct. Quer. Shr 11 d 9 9 East & West Yorkshire e• a P X - X Austrian Government, port the market, sin( Junction, sths all pd ... e- ... in the present stet( tate. , insure his life for 200/., or would pay his contribu / great European war.- Galignani of Wednesday. Edin., Per. &Dun. 5% be desirous of meddling LONDEiti THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1852. • , - al on g the streets by the National Guards, the 9da Ate twos to a benefit society, or would supply educatio n finery, an d the 15fh of the Line. Th e crow d was i m _ The commercial adtices from New York describe per cent all pd ... - ... -see to assert that the Austri (cheap as it now is) to two or three chil dren. mense, and along the line of mar c h ent h us i ast i c cries cont i nue d an i ma tion in th e markets for most kinds of im- Glas.& S.W. gua. 5 p.c. ... - ... Everybody acquainted with th e hi s t or y o f science, . arose of ' Vive Napoleon!' The Place and the p oste ported goods. The purchases of buyers both from the Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15% -16 now as at any time for d 1 k f th le* Five poun s wou dbeta en rom e wor ing naan's is familiar with the anecdote, which tells us that St. Sulpice were handsomely decorated. Over the gate southern a nd western states have been very large, and many Do. 5 pc. red. se. all p 13% -14 promises does not go I 1 necessities, whereas (at the same ratio of taxa actua were wreaths, tricolour streamers, and escutcheons additional i hrders had consecraentl be t smitted to Great South & West. y eh ran __ . atate of affairs. Jefues WAerT was regarded as an idle boy for sitting mark it urope. be stock et h ad been active, but the specu- (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -9% ion) fifty pounds paid by the man with 1 0001 e b sting the arms of the city ; there were also the l ' The dividend lathe chimney corner watching the steam-dance of the t - • lv from h• ' • initials of Louis Napoleon surmounted b imperial ' lative d es criptions of securities had not shown any signs of Gt. West. (Berke & H. end declared per annum, is deducted simp le is superfluities. yan recovering from their recent fall. The nature of the building Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p ing to-day is 3is per cot lidof the boiling tea-kettle. Yet every fze knows also, crown. All the houses were handsomely decorated, and for the p ro posed Crystal Palac e in New York had been de- Gt.W. fixed 454 100/. p 107 - 109 This has been, because the ?ays ere made, not by t h e „ August. This is met witi tolerably well, that to the contemplation of that do. thusiasm of tbe PeoPle was very great. Th e c ia e d upoe , the plan selected bein g th a t o f er es s r s. Carstensen Lancashire and artisans, but but by men of large incomes, who-ah, poor Hotel-Dien and the principal h ouse of the Sisters of and Gildsmiester. I t w i ll be in the form of a Greek cross, shire, F. 20/. ...6/. pd par -al p plus profit below t h ree m Mestio ph enomenon may b e t raced the construction human nature 1-cannot help, in their class legislation, Charity were also adorned with wreaths of flowers and with a dome in the centre, but will not cover more than an Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100 L p 150 - 152 still of opinion that some of the elaborate and almost magical machinery of the tricolour ribbons, and with the ieseriPtioa: 'To Louis eighth of the space occupied by the Crystal Palace, in Hyde- Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ... plished, if atea it li putting on the burthen so as to s , ghtest on them the Ban: m-engine lAs directly traced as the discovery N 1 apo eon, the saviour of families, the protector of re- Park. The operation of the new postage law was to com- cent. No. 1 13L pd ... - ... of the prim p 1 e o f gravitation to the dropping of the * selves. Is this denied ?_-recollect h ow the window- ligion.' The Sceurs de Chariti were drawn up i n a li ne , mence on the 30 t h of the prese n t mon th. U n d er i ts D o . Q rs ., 1848...91. pd ... - a . of th e i r old-fashioned n 1 rs, Pamphlets, Sec., not exceeding London & Brig. guar. in part of that admi ripe apple at the feet of ISAAC NEWTON! A ' V sAAC As directly ~ tax on Northumberland House, that palace at Charing- and as the Prince passed he saluted them with marked attention. provisions newspap: . e three ounces are to a b, sent to any part of the United 5 per cent. ...100/. pd a . se. ... Bank of France. The ] as the detece ion of the isochronism f the pendulum what was paid cross, actually was less than by one of , b e 'At half -past six, the cortege arrived in front f the States for 1 cent-, or . halfpenny sterling, and at half that Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 1001. ... - ... to the bronz e l a o the shops in th e st ran d, the idea of the class legis- cathedral. Here, with the shouts o ,' rate when paid quarterly or yearly in advance. Books not Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ... and heavy deposits at c mp that swayed one evening to and , a of ' Vive Napoleon!' fro before th e ovo f ee. fa 1 - 1 - 4. ; Os 'th . ers b e ingthat the larger the house the smaller was intermingled that of' Viv l'F ' • e ecopereur ! The Car- exceeding 41b. each are to be charged 1 cent. per ounce Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p ... - ... that too much is I -a ee 0- -ALILEO ssALILEI , s.s A the habit, however , o r • s could be the proportion of the t a x! So, too, " The . . dinal Archbi s h o p of B o urges rities. Without we u ges and his clergy were drawn newspapers are to be transmitted free in the county of pub .) : Nunet.) sp. c. 100/. pd ... - ... , prosaic mediocrity to be blind tod P this is a point we the:grand Ulterior purposea of - Palace of the Peak," as Chatsworth is called, paid u to pinst e the grand entrance of the sacred edifice, ready lication, and all n ewspapers, &c., not weighing more than an Ln.& S.W. Co.3ds. 5L p 8% - 4 p experiment. Philosophers receive the Prince. As soon as the arrival of the ounce an d a half, can he circulated within their own state Lou. & En. % Sh. all p 13 -14 sitive opinion upon; let ate in this manner se ax than an ironmonger's at Sheffield. le - t cortege was announced, his Eminence descended to the for half the regular charge. Another law just passed autho- Man., Sheff., & Linen , not unfrequently counte d as chil and the proprietary are dren. Sometimes, indeed, th e - e „ , Against direct taxation no sensible man will bottom of the steps at the head of his clergy, and offered rizes a contract to be entered into for five years, at 100,000 .Qr. Sh., No. 1 all pd 9% - 10% y are treate d as little mail steam li ne there should be etyma° , better than moonstruck. I h• ' gay n word. It really takes less out of the tax- to the Prince holy water and incense. All formal ad . dolls. a year, for a _ ruz. ne from New Orleans to Do. New, i d. pd 11% - 11% Th In tis manner the rag g ed ' dresses being prohibited, he then welcomed the Prince Tampico and Vera u . e vessels are to be of not less Do. 61. 3L pd %- % g The weekly balance. urchins of Madrid used t o • payer's pocket than imposts which are in- than 800 tons, and the trir are to be performed three times Maryport and Carlisle, leading even experiencl Jeer CoLuranus as the in the following terms:- "mad Italitrn"-becaute he was - direct. The man do not see this Mr. "' P • Wwished 1 y • . "'P r i nce, - e to ay at the feet of your mm- a month. sh ou ld the li ne be formed advices from Mexico 4 per cent all pd nedis. -X P with great Winton, himself a bad stricken with thewould be received speed and regularity by tele- Do., 4% per ct. 6 34 p y dis. - %P sublime insanity of yearning t o MACGREGOR, who is sound authority upon such penal Highness the sentiments with which we are pene- graph from New Orleans to New York. There was nothing Mie.Con. 6p c St. IUOL 4 ... .-- ... ledged at the meeting te go in tench of an. trated towards you • silence is impose d on us but reed i The recent ot h w hemisphere! There is a noble an d t . matter", says) " a public revenue being indispensable - ' •'n later from California. touching our hearts, Prince, and you will there see a devotedn ess s id e o f th e yield of the Aus tralian gold-fields were attracting 6 per cent....looL pd 148 - 150 moral implied, then, in that account given h to defray the necessary public expenditure, Pr o p er t y, and a gratitude which can only be equalled by our p ro- great attention. D o . Erewash Val . all p ... - ... looked at th e R es BULwER LYTTON', in one of his most resplendenYt whether in Land, or in Commodities produ ce d a t found respect.' GREAT SCARCITY or SILVER C O I N AG E .-Th e r e Do. Leic. & Swanning. a larger dividend ml compo s itione, of ADAM WARNER and th e f ebrica. home, or imported from abroad, ought to be taxed, or "The Prince replied as follows:- never was known for many years so great a scarcity of the 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ... Clearly, however, fron "'Monsieur le Cardinal -I amprofoundly touched , silver currency . aS t present, in consequence of the v very - Do. Pref., 4i p.c. 5/. p par -a( P this could not be, foi tion cif his Eureka. Precisely in the same spirit of made to yield up annually a just proportion of its b' At silverA rf lk E t 11 d 22 -23 o o Ex ten,.. a p y the sentiments you express to me. They are a large exportations th at have recently taken place • barbaris m as t h a t i n w hi c h these historical a n d rent or profit to the amount of the annual legitimate good augury for me at the commencement of the to Port Philip, Melbourne, Geelong, Sydney, and other / Do. Gr. 5% p et. all p 5% - 6 sent dividend is deduct imaginary seekers after knowledge have been sue_ claims upon the nation. This proportion of the Journey I have undertaken; the wishes which are ports of our AuStralian colonies, for the convenierce f ts p Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p 1% Under the circumstances, 96 e gold d' • . u - North British 100/. pd 96 -98 made for me by a prelate so distinguished and a adventurers at the dig g in gs. " Not a vessel leavessorry to see a vigorou jetted to the sneers of ignorance, a ri d to the derision , annual rent or profit of Property, would then form • • •- ' a the t f London, Plymouth, Bristol Liverpool, North Stafford all pd ... - ... clergy so excellent for their virtues, will have a fortu- e port o&a, but ' the wleol con sid erable amount ' both of gold and silver Oxf. Won & Wel., 15L completion of a fulle of the shortsighted-the modern students of scien ce e amount of equ i ta bl e taxation, levied upon nate effect.' takes out a 1 t 6 per cent....100/.pd 2% -2% p all that co I either by specu a orS who are proceeding to the circulation among the bave been laughed at by the unthinking or the un- u d equitably constitute the whole national " The President was then conducted in procession to a b ove Ditto ditto ... 31. pd ... - - income" . -...N the choir , amidst the pealing of the organ . colonies for the purpose of making large purchases before a meeting takes Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 11% imaginative. It is thus that we have so repeatedly o doubt, we think, of the justice of a tax - ' . A Passage of gold from the emigran.ts now working at the diggings on Prop erty . was formed for him between two lines of the clergy and capitalists and bullion dealers t i Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. at present, the public shot had occasion to ragret the flippant sarcasms directed Inc • much doubt of the justice of a tax on he bowed to them repeatedly. Th e Prince knelt 9 or consigned by .1 . e on a agents at Port Phi ip, • See for the • o their 3/ - e g all pd 17% - 18% m. ) per c is renewed, and we could ome on a lik e , same specific purpose. It against the labouts of the British Association. Among The proceeds of scale. the Income and Property Tax cushion prepared for him, in front of the principal altar, is and the Ministers, the Generals, and the rest of the with much difficulty that the bankers in the City and west-end can obtainlonsdi silver currency to any amount either Do. 5 per cent, 81. pd 5 74 .... 1% P South Devon all p i d. 1 % - 16% more satisfactory Dr. ant exposure of banking seem the members of that association are numbered the average 6,600,000/ or the Royal • Do. New 1 % Pd A le. -% P cortege remained standing. The clergy then chanted the at the Bank of Eng land _ Mint to accommodate Baines of philosophers than whom the world has seen • a year-by far too great a source of revenue to be r h - - Domini *salcum Jac Napole zem and the Archbishop their correspondents i n . the different parts of the United (Reading An- St.-Est. Listlessness is still the 1 8 tl • • Napoleon em, nuities).-1/. Os. 6d pd 26% - 26% • h silver coinage. At Birmingham M h Stock Market, and there few more illustrious in their respective depart- necessary that it be ne • y relinquished. Is it at all recited the °roma. Kingdom with , anc es d other large commercial AEA ter, Liverpool, an f ._ . towns, the de- fluctuation. Consols have I and inquisitorial ? The "After the service, the Prince left the cathedral, and Sth. York. 4 P p c gd. all 19% -20 ments. Yet against a body of men thus mode is to havemend at the various banks or silver is so great that proper an "annua l g t the" eminentproceeded on foot, accompanied by the Cardinal, to the Stock. & hart. gd. 5p c for Account. Exchequer-bi assessment, in the are unable to supply parties with more than 100 L to 200/ the petulance of a few empty-headed on the annual pound, up va l ue o p ... . Archiepiscopal Palace, where he was to pass the night. ' t quantity being shipped off to A ustralia ,' until July 1,1856, all p ... e- sss and India Bonds 84s , pren is a vas Cavillers has ventured to throw the shafts of ridicule, This done fairly i all realized pro- The Place de la Cathddrale, close to which the pale ' as not on l y a s for silver bull' palace is and India but the deman ds ion and specie for Waterford & Kilkenny, is at 229 i. M this, in the f age o th e electrotype, and the per ty." , y and justly, the amount situated, was brilliantly illuminated. Over the prin- France, Belgium, Holland, Hamburgh and the • continent, 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- % dia. daguerreotype DOW realized by this tax might - •T consequence 'l 2 104 York, New. & Ben al plO - Foreign Stocks have be guerreotype, and the electric. telegraph, and the Mr. DISRAELI WO easily be cipil entrance to the palace were to be seen the are also very extensive. In of this immense Do. Do . Si. pd 5 -5% Turkish Loan has beer steam. % • doubled, and • Would rejoice, we d letters L. N., surmounted by an Imperial crown- call for silver, it appears that the .authorities at the Mint fling • gme, and the printing-press, and the spin otters in • having 11,000,000/. at his command, " are The bands of the sth ussara and of the intend having a considerableci amou nt immediate] • • York & N Midland H. y coined into Some of the allottees at a ir na rency of half g-JelanY-ein d t say, in dS. P . ch. 10/ d X-• X P migrsaovtereigns and and Parch. *l3 per Cents. have been 49,i tt like Una e erred by the renown of a geologist if only the latter su instead National Guards were present, and played mili- specie, and likewise gold . ence of the e 00Z Or, of 5,500,0 • / sovereigns for the c onvenience n s, who are .ch isclri, of a traveller ra was re. tary airs during the evening. At the foot of the grand the want LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Portuguese Four per Cent, an like lik e HUMBOLDT, of . el t f two per cent. would raise it ho ld - ' placed in great difficulties from . of a small analytical circa- Chemist quire-, aax 0 , 01 , an staircase were ranged thirty-five young girls, each . e. . for their gold. have been heavy at 25-a like HERscu LIEBIG, of an astronomer . , t ing a bouquet, which they presented to the Prince as he letting medium in exchange Business l ' l '' of ale anatomist• equitable assessmen • or A SUBTERRANEAN LINE OF Railways. Leasing Nominal - . I . rrices. to-day. 12i. Dutch, Russian, and an electrician •lii,„ like OWEN, or of . • to put the man of uncertain Passed. - dinner At half past seven the President had a dinn LAYING DOWN !Companies. It is not equitable ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH B ETWEEN LONDON AND DOVER AItADA X 1 F I of forty-six covers, at which were present the Cardinal,--e-e----•• dealt in at about the previe SUBMARINE C ABLE. __. D , r er _____ mencement of these a u • F ro m the corn- arising out of his own personal the fi tV . CONNEXION WITH THE oven, Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... seem' d• fluctuatin • g income, rs mar-General, General Duke de Mortemart, ill be completed Railway Shares have t wards the elevated toil y isplays of fatuity to- . footing with the man w h o the Prefect ' . WEDNEsDAY.-In a few weeks w ted a second Bir & Oxf gun. all Gt. Westn. 29 54 - 80 54 , AIL. Bidault and Duranty, deputies of the exertions, upon th e same i n connexion with the conti- 29 -80 English lines. The Belgia 8 of our Philosophers , we r Legislative Body line of electric communication , DO. without, all pl Do. the generals of the district, the coin- to think that We have invariably e " has, for himself and his heirs for ever, a fixed pro- nela of the r nent a l telegraph, between this point of the coast and the Bir.Wolv. & Dud., rates. terms of unmeasured I n d. spoken in . • • •k • e That would be to fancticaarie e s. giment in garrison, and several other high metropolis. It has been promoted by tle European Tele 11 d Do. - guar ap , Gold Mine Shares are n 1 ignation • perty yielding him ali e incom . 29 -30 against the wad graph graph Company, and o ne of its peculiar n ovelties is that it Do. without,all pI Do. dlers who have endeavoured t 'variable , fl uctuating,and uncertain "In the eveni n Mutual about e t, and Cord 0 depreciate• say that w hat is pared b R •g a splendid display of fireworks, pre- is being laid down along the old coach reed, through Dept- Buckinghash.allp Lon. &N.W ... -••- y uggleri fis • men's of the British Association. the achieve is of the same value as that which is fixed, unvaried, all kinds wer o arts, was let eff. Amusements of ford , Greenwich, Shooters-hill, Dartford, Gravesend, Strood, Clydsdal J all 'Caledonian 52 -53 e c., p, The last week's Railway e isrepared fo r o urne, Faversham, Canterb - • the public in different parts Rochester, Chatham, Sittingb nrY, E. Lin., gua. 6 per; this day, are in round figu Recently, lu alluding to the inan and for ever. Capitalise the two incomes, and what of the town. The Pla c e the 8 be known, e outh-Eastern cent 100 L d Gt. Northn. 150 - 152 Ferancourt was the principal & . c.., to Dover. As may . P , gnral address de point of attraction- ' p r oprietors of the Present livered by Colonel SABINE OU the Ist will be the result ?-That incomes arising from per- ,it was brilliantly illuminated, and hallway Company are the propri . tale.. Gloucest. & Dean Great Western in a vast tent a would not sanction the formation F Gt Westrn. 32 -83 inetant - at Bel- splendid ba ll graph, and as the company F orest all pd . North-Western fast, we aveiled ourselves of the oPpertunit sonal labour, ability, or profession (and ending with Archbishop's Palac e was to be given. The lan was devised of layin g Y to e lite _ and the Prefecture • were particu- of a second line of telegraph, the P .., HartlepL Dk. & S Yk.New. „„ South-Western morale some o f th e mor e remarke.hle adva th 11 n . t / ' 01 ' f . I . h ltb f the pro- tarty distinguished for the set d the wires under round along the road, similar to those which Railw . ...all d 1 &Berw. - ut eg „ eon. eie, or eve vet _ , ai ing ea , o Brighton Lion, The cathedral w as s en - °Lir ctf their illumine- are conveyed ugcler the metropolitan streets to the several Hull & • Selb P sdl 118 - 115 fa rted b y the society upon the commuzity at l ducer) are no more than life annuities, and value them intervals lighted up bMidland y telegraph stations. Sanction was obtained of the different Do. Hal ves., P . 56 54 - 5754 large Bengal fire, and the effect at thus all p Do. produced was mag- read d'• 300 workmen are now actively DD since the period of their last assembly, which took •n accordingly. Mr. WILLIAM FARR (of the General nificent."t rusts, an some 200 or The copper ' o. Quarts., all po. place in 1851 at Ips . :vicil. Stiveral others were n atue Register Office) prole-hues thus "to treat life incomes It is stated that, on the occa • employed day and night on the works. wires, Leeds &Brdf. all p Midland ... 107 - 109 North St a ff or d mon o f th e v i s i t e f• th e si x in number, are encased in gutta percha ; and bemg de- Lon. & Grew; 11 S E tern. 135 1 - ~ aI• as • 4 14% Caledonian rally, or rather, we may say, ixevitably omitted from from professions as life annuities, and to • them PRINCE P.CESIDENT to Marseilles, Upwards give emkyanised of 50,000 Posited in a kind of trough, constructed of Great Northern the c atalogue-naturally, because of the narro w tile same value as such annuities at some persons are expected in the city from all parts of it is laid in a trench dug in the road, so foot and a half Lowestoft., gua. 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire limits of a• ' • i - i a - • a ee e i risk --co• • • the department and from Corsica the V , from the surface. In order that there should Dot . be th e per cent...all pd Norfolk ... 19 -20 . single zinc einac ai y nevise F .- - ne- eered by 5 per cent. interest, instead of 3, , e ar, the possibillity of the wir es f a iling, test boxes, by which the Do. 6p. ct, all p Do. - York acid North Midland . vitably, because of the multi 1 . " f the benefits re p ictty o e which is the rate • when there is no risk-. By this Basses-Alps and a. . Al eerie. It is s-i i vita- . d also that the wir 'hw es are proved are erected every mile. 0 orks are Middlesbe & Red- Newcastle aud Berwick .... coifing to be enumerated. b there- lt may eas well, .ere- , hypothesis, Which we adopt for the sake of its simpli t ' s steamers of Naples, C. Vecchia, Genoa and Nice, proceeding •h ' will bring a considerable number of visitors. g with the utmost expedition. A mile and a half car, 6 . all is R'n is completed every day. According to present arrange- N. &E., sp. , p c., a.. p etetn-ar ... - ... QL c. all E. Counties 63 -65 65 fore to • city, Consols ••e .• , perticulariz 3 one more in addition, as illus-we overrate the value of h • such incomes, as corn- The inauguration of' the statue of DESCARTES to informed, will be so a took meats, the six wires, as we were _ ppor- Do. f.. p. ct., a ll p Do. - ••• Ditto Account. Oct. 1 trative yet further f• pared with in • tinned_ two to Paris, two to Brussels, and two for the Me- Do. F. 5 p.c.alt pd Do. 0 the good resulting from the f comes derived purely from the interest took place on Sunday last at Tours. A grand cortege BRITISH FUNDS TlllB Taal meeting or the association. No one can be o money or the rent of land." And he addwas formed of the civil and military authorities which w i ll be diterranean route At tit is not known whethe r there Preetn. &Wyre, i L.&N.1 . , present between London and Dover , ••• - ••• (From the ( rash or ridiculous en h olps es -however much he may reason why this s the d f the II tel-de-Ville to the place where should be :he says, "Every person proceeded from e o • ~.. any intermediate station be . m „ ss ~ . . all paid 1 &La. &Y rhe telegraph is completed as far a s Chatham from uormaill. Ditto, Halves, A, 3 per Cent. Consols Ann India Bondsunder 1.001 be prejudiced against th B• • • • of common sense I k the st a t ue ha d b een erected, and where had SUDDEN D MA NCH ESTER, OF Mn. 100 L pd Do. e ritish Association-to • meet knows perfectly well that the BATE, AT Bank Stock for Account.. income from trade • ion. A been constructed for their accommodat g reat THOMPSON, THE CoMFDIAN.- This actor, who has been one Roy. & 11it.,1004 Gt. Nor . thn 149 - 151 . .... Consols for Account .. deny the importance, in a sci ent ifi c f zs worth less than an equivalent in- Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. l4B - 150 amon whom of the . anchester TheatFe Royal since h - nor Bills. I%al. VA.. determining, with all • way, 0 come from money or i a d . number of strangers were present, g . regular co • rps at the M Sh f. eci Possible eccuracy , in n , and feels that THE MAN to whose talent the first openin g night f the new edifice, expired suddenly f. Rth. & Goole, was the Count DE NIEUWERKERKE, g n o e n 11 6p Lan. & rts ..- - ... . jt. " - e... -- . "P•N' ,regard to the which , WITH A LITE INTEREST OUG HT Cn Sunday evening last. He had for some time past-i n . s p. c., 18. . eOO/. '• " 5 4 54:4 *."." 'roe - -. 4 )4 0 , i a globe . we inhabit, its HT TO BE TAXED LESS." the statue • lof the covering was is due. The remove . e n e S. Staffdsh., 9% p MrMsCle l an % - 'A die. . Sir ROBERT PEEL either •' , deed, it is said f h'ldh d laboured under a (lima s Small , from c i oo - e,• e , ;4 7 k N3l /,, , 4 1, 9 ugure and dmrnsiona. Tr -Pon the er did not or would not see the signal for an immense burst of acclamations from th e al 6p c all Stela& Dar 30 4 -3134 heart. and, having recently taken cold, he suffered more WharV .. ~ FOREIGN Ft extent of thie. it Wile COhetantl 1-. pRICE OF I Wil‘e &tun. 1(104 (14, Woatiali 04 r. .43 1 _ /4 -- ;4 . 1 4 ,,-‘ - -,?!. • • ..f. u . ri - i,r , •;:-! , •; ,•,, ~ : ,- . , -. 1 , . . ( ( • . Ditto ditto, all p Do. Y erought before bis notice, in the t h mands assembled. , thau usual. He hae left no family, BrAzdiaa gods, sp , . - • -- ,;:r ~, q • 4 , : •i - t , .-; , ~,,f 4 is / . Z •SP*'-g r , 4‘‘' - 3 / 4 dis. 7 3 / P 1 3 / 4 2Y4 P 1 - p 6 3 /, - 7 4 % -4 % 1 -1/ 1 -1/ 2% - p - 9 2 - 3 7/ - 734 26% - 27% 13% - 14% -- l'i IA - li %IP 57 -59 31 - 34% 27 3 / - 28 1 ,4 14% - 14% 8% - 9 ... dit. 3;8 —4% 3% - 3 7 / 8 p. WINES. y 4— % P par % p 7 / 8 - - Pip %- 1 % Ns dim. y, - % dis. 14 ..... % die. • • •• - •• 3 - 4 I ,idis. par 44 —46 p i's— %P ••• ••• 5 / 8 y 8 dis. 3 1 8 dis. par P 5 / 8 %dia. yt %P % dis. par 4 5 9'a— % 5 / 8 3 4 p Yap y,dl9. par 11%--12% % dia. 12 —l3 5 —5% %dis. % p % Yi, P •STOOK aim 55% 56 57 —59 15 —l6 29 —3O 4 - 5 18% - 19 31 -33 44 -46 18% -20 38 -39 46% - 47 16% - 17% 49% - 50% 6 -6% 17. -18 ;CELLANEOIII 3 - 4 50 -51 ••• ^. ••• 4 7/8 -.5% ii % 1 ii % 2 -2% 84 -86 35% - i6li 78 -79;4 78% MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 10,000 bales, of which 500 American were taken for export and 1,500 on speculation. The market closed very firmly at lull rates. The sales comprised 8,000 American, 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 6id. to 70.; SOO Bahia, at 6il to 64d.; 800 Egyptian, at 6,1 d. to lOid.; and 1,000 Surat, at 3il. to 48d. per lb.--Rail way Shares were dull at rather lower rates. The six weeks' average price of Wheat is 41e. 10d. per quarter, end the quantity sold last week was 76,494 quarters, in the towns that govern the official average. The Continental Stock-markets did not, at the latest date, present any feature of interest. At Amsterdam, on the 14th instant, there was not much doing in either the hems or foreign securities. Austrian Bonds were in some request, a circumstance that must be attributed, we conceive, to the efforts of the Austrian Government, through its agents, to sup port the market, since no cautious person would in the present state of the Vienna treasury be desirous of meddling with them. It is not too much to assert that the Austrian Government is as badly off now as at any time for several years, and with all its promises does not go the right way to restore a sound state of affairs. The dividend declared at the Bank of England meet ing to-day is 3i per cent, for the halfyear to the 31st August. This is met without reducing the "Rest" or sur plus profit below three millions, but many proprietors are still of opinion that something better could be accom plished, if the Bank Directors discarded some of their old-fashioned notions, and imitated the example in part of that admirably -managed institution, the Bank of France. The Bank has a very large capital, and heavy deposits at command ; and it is contended that too much is lodged in Government secu rities. Without we were behind the curtain, this is a point we could scarcely give a po sitive opinion upon; but precisely because the public and the proprietary are afforded so little information, there should be strenuous efforts to effect a change. The weekly balance-sheet is constantly mis leading even experienced parties, and Mr. Parry de Winton, himself a banker of long standing, acknow ledged at the meeting to-day, that when ho read the account made up to September the 4th, and looked at the Rest, he certainly thought a larger dividend might have been declared. Clearly, however, from what the Governor said, this could not be, for the Rest, after the pre sent dividend is deducted, will be only 3,031,1804 Under the circumstances, therefore, we should not be sorry to see a vigorous movement to enforce the completion of a fuller balance-sheet, and its circulation among the proprietory several days before a meeting takes place. If this be not done at present, the public should look to it when the charter is renewed, and we could easily suggest a clearer and more satisfactory Dr. and Cr. account without undue exposure of banking secrets. Listlessness is still the characteristic of the English Stock Market, and there is no political news to excite fluctuation. Consols have been 992 for Transfer, and 994 for Account. Exchequer-bills . have been 675. tol7os. prem., and India Bonds 84s. premium. Bank Stock for Account is at 2291. Foreign Stocks have been rather flatter also. The Turkish Loan has been dawn to 9i 4 premium, Some of the allottoes are realising. Spanish Three per Cents. have been 49,1 to 50; and the Deferred 23 to Portuguese Four per Cents, are dull at 39/. Mexican hare been heavy at 25i and Grenada Deferred at 12/. Dutch, Russian, and Danish Bonds have all been dealt in at about the previous values. Railway Shares have been drooping as regards the English lines. The Belgian are still in favour at full Gold Mine Shares are rot quite so good. Australian Mutual about 4 , and Cordillera ;-1 premium. The last week's Railway Receipts, ascertained up to this day, are in round figures, as under:— 1852. 1851. Great Western £20,624 £25 608 North-Western South-Western Brighton Midland 25029 24,858 19,580 South-East ern North Stafford 5,528 5,305 Caledonian Great Northern Lancashire and Yorkshire York arid North Midland Ne vicastlo and Berwick QUARTER TO THREE. Con 3018 a., •• ••• •• r 99i i / llitro Account. Oct. 13 ..• —• GO • ~ ,k i BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCZ (From the Official List.) 3 per Cent. Consols Anns India Bondsunder 1.000/... ....... Bank Stock for Account 229 Consols for Account 99% E xc l e ,quer Bills. 1 d. March. June. 1,000/. ... — r io 67 p Small PRICE 13:112114X: oF_lirr_s AT ONE O'CLOCK. Brazilian p Pe Wilts!! . ! ... £ 43 10 4 a - 1852 FOREIGN. Nominf- 1 Prices. Danish Bonds 1825, 3 per Cont.... Ditto, 5 per Cent. , lO5 Grenada, 1 1 ,E per Con' Ditto Deferred M •xican 80nd.3, 18,16. 3 per Cent.... 25 ii:i is reruvian Bonds, 8149, 6 per Cent. ... Do. Deferred 3 Cent. Ditto Account ... .. 66 Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent — Ditto, 4 per Cent 39% Russian Bonds, 1822, .5 per Cent 1181,42% ex d dpanish Bonds, 3 per Cont. Ditto, New Deferred .. Ditto Account . ..... 233.1 Ditto Passive Bonds 6 Tnrhish Loan, 6 per Cent. .. Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2 , /, per Cent., 12 Gucl. Ditto, 4 per Cent. Certificates 99'4 LLOYD'S SHIPPIN Cii—( THIS breLeozNeDaonNo, fine. DA I .1 SEPT.IH3. 16.—Wind at noon N.N.W., light _ ' (CARDIFF, SEPT. 15.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Osprey, C Plymouth, with damage, fr o m contact with th e Brothers, of St. Agnes, off Newquay. SWANSEA, SEPT. 15.—Wind E N.B.—Sid. Antoinetta, Buenos Ayres. BELFAST.—Arrd. Isabel, Prince Edward's lalAnd. rol, SHIELDS, SEPT. 15.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Ca Quebec. OFF FALMOUTH.—Mermaid, ForLo Rice, and shl' for Bremen. SUNDERLAND.—ArrcI. Royal William, Quebec' LULL, SEPT. 15. — Wind N.W.—Arrd. Boca , ' 9. Stephen's. or° ELSINORE, SEPT, 10.—The Sara h Richardson, N tlepool, to Croustade, has been on shore, but received to damage. 1 MALDON, SEPT. 15.—Tho Deux Soeurs, from 3 1 ° 1 ; aix, is on shore, and will probably have to te Peeve" to be got off. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 15,--wind s.vr. to rucw -- Sld. Trafalgar, Madras. AdPeLliiriimclemTH,!laced Orb India • Ch; SEPT. 15 W . d W.--Sld. Indiana steamer, Cialipe of Good Jr:lope and , Chapman, Sierra Leone. Ann a DEAL, SEPT. 15.—Wind W., moderate,--Arrd• •—'-d. D rliag (No. 2,569 Ist dis. pen.), Costa Rico. . 14 .', 1 1 0 leans;f_ro e m r t a h nw e , River, Midas, Coquimbo. Put back , ')°" Buny LIVERPOOL.CyeoymIoi nnsg;E:WT.Lni.sS._amws ilndd .:bd,,e1t01iaNde....r........ Arrcl. Yarmouth ace ror m w tr rg e oue n ud t tev , hv,, A .Nll u ß t o ig u u n a c . e Sid. Charles Chaloner, 14 . ( 2 r :. Philadelphia; e a le u ttfi 13, 1 1 " us e sc o ye t rt a i : ; 13 .1% I pu e ae v I : d f : 0 : : I F; e 0 t i ; avann'ah; Fleece, . Orleans; Thomas H. Perkins, Philadelphia; --.5.; Commodore, St. John% New J.,V,,. wick. A British brig, said to be the Carolinedwbirel 24 laden with sugar from Cienfuegoe wa B 95" re an //Olt. th August off Newfoundland 'Barbour Key Di _ n o Crer!cenivt, The Crescent, of Jersey, was at anchor off Bahia PA' _. 24th Aug u st very leaky, but did not intend putting 01% The on Sarah (British brig), from Cienfuegos, ran asn r _a , reef at Key West 22d August. Evangelists, the UAGLIARI, SEPT. B.—The Panda ..60 r Danube to the United Kingdom, sprang a leak anoapwre. un on shore west of Cape Sparlevink, SO L 8' ha s been vent her sinking; lies full of water; assistance has Sent. WATERFORD, SEPT. 14.—Wind N.W. to VOA .' Arrd. Thomas and William, St. Dom ingo. t , INeriP°r ttohe l . 3 _l Lh l i l av E er ß dr YSTWlTH, SEPT. 15.—Tiae Provioce, oon Harlinge p n aonodl ' Prdil bweheixcahmpiuntedin.hero leaky, will be p BRIDLINGTON SEPT. 15.--The Ana'MaTy. Ices O f bowsprit, foremast, borough Head yesterday. Newcastle,astnd hasulabineteonparossiiissrt,etiong toth ito. n MARKET NE w5. ..... 4 Tai5 .a. ; 1 . A . Y) NEWGATE AND SIELADESO The general demand was steady at our quota 4 q; Beef, from 2s 4d to 35 4d; Mutton; 20 8d to 6 ' a d Lamb, 4s lc V ° 3s 1 Od to 5s Od; Veal, 33 to 3s 10d; Por , to Od per Bibs by the carcase. SMITH NAT IVIAILIEZTS. OfOle r . FIELD —M 1 LI 21 15s to 4/ 4s; tio. ditto, 4/ 0 5. eauow ay,. Supply st° 1 Os; and Straw, 1/ 121 to 2/ Os per i u moderate, and trade steady. tions:•-• 3* C l UUMBERLAND.—Meadow flay, 21 17s to 4/ 6 f i oa d. ditto 3/ 15s to 510 s; and Straw, 1/123 to 21 03 Per ' Trade firm, at late rates. , , Clover WHITECHAPEL.—AIeadow Hay, 2/153 to 4/ 49; ~...d. ditto,. 4103 to 515 x; and Straw, 11 103 to 11190 per iv , A full average supply, and a moderate demand. MEAT MASICETS. g k bold SOUTHALL, SEPT. 15.—Te sulies 0, s tock seater on th • e increase thegeneral demand ruled very 000'1 , as follows* 43 6d; V Beef, from 2,3 4d to 3s 10d; lguttoo,o _ 46 Veal s to 38 8d; Pork 3s Od to 3s 8d per v to sink „ the off 3 l. ICOMFORDt /Sri full • , SEPT.SEpT. 15. —Sheep moved off freely', awl stattPrices. Otherwise, the demand was in a 14; Beef, from 2s 8d to 38 10d; Mutton, as to 5 . 1 0. Veal, '. gd per 0 , ~, 33 Od to 3s 10d; Pork, 3s to 33 Quarter old Lx Store Pigs, 18s to 213 each. WES, SEPT. 14. —Our cly with A fair market is e e stea d y , ' d to 4 0 __ average supplies on sale —Bee', irorn 3s 0 Mutton, 3s 6d to 4s 8d; Veal, 3 Oci to 3s Bcl per to -0 5 ____,........, CORN AVERAG-ES' CosW ended'E PRICES OF thudui.- frau and ow, BRITIO —.de l. For the Week Sept. 9, 1852 made lIP Impectors in the different Cities ' and TewnS ha •Eng O' per Imperial Quarter. 000.1 „,,, 9 4 WHEAT. 'BARLEY. I OATS I Eye. 1., , 0 1,- PRICE •. 1 42 s 5d 27s 10d 18s 10d I 30s 9d •ri° DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. 1 19 illd 1 801 WHEAT. I BARLEY. I OATS. EYE. IS Oct Is Od Is Od llsOd 1 15 ,„ °T ~---- gii. QUANTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAST i,',143 e . IWO' Wheat, 76,494; Barley, 4,154; Oats, 10,540, Eye, 1,852; Peas, 443 quarters BANK OF ENGLAND.—( TH IS 19'11r.) _ nh A tohe qa t a a r n te k r , ly general Court of the governors arld fi r o a ; p i rietors of the Bank of England was held this l e ? r d r , t ii for the purpose of declaring a ti r _i f ' c b a ir. t T ahnid _ s Thomson Alone Hankey, Esq., the Governor, i° the read The minutes of the previous meeting having beep The a G s e o e v e E rt. theou sqauidarhteerhlyadgeteoearcar caeiunrttsthaapCpoeitlioeteocluthrbatl: the charter, and one of the half-y(33 11 Y appointed e by the by-laws to consider of a divicleau'io t ho half--year, also to acquaint the Court that the net pretiO ' we re 518-year, "ding the 31st of August ls 9t ',l , § l9 ,46U, and the rest, out of which the divicla"o,oo to be made, amounted to 3,540,535/. Tbi' .. di' enable the Court of , Directors to declar ° " a re vidend of 31. 108. percent., and 5 0 le to the rest at genera." coils 3,031,180/. He had, therefore',4ed move that a dividend of 31. 10s. per cent. be cl eej e ; of income-tax, out of the net profits of the Bank, tr ee _ ,r and without any deduction whatever. Off i a .. e M . CooKE said last year there was a Wilt nett/ t n a r,:e r n est _of 13,000/, an d t hi s yr ., 3r , if he WO 73 to t 20,0001. 1 the" w" a further falling off amounting Was that so? The GOVERNOR said on the 2.Bth Februar,t 18,„/ rest lr a . m c o e u o n K te E d — to T 3 ll , e 6 r o4,lB6l.; it wa s nOW r 5. 2, t he tl(ei Court n l iut ' rhi of e ei. h.dc G o. 1 In o wne v so. E tui utl would a i o, E. t kith Mr. COOKE --- aid, in c , , re •.. this establishcaen t on kind • parin ,0 __ vi h a -There to thions it would appear to B.W Co ll3° the d e si . assigned for this decline, and with the pert° 3:4s:l : ll3 o e o: a t t h e e ca u use for it? The GovernorGOVEßNOl:ksaihdeliebe a falling oft, w, he should like to have 50 030 ft o clu es ' o could ld easilyi f lO fits of the last year hapdietdoerc.linTedhewrals°simPlY that on. Pro r ° why the P O rat A e ir o . f c ir o it o e i r i e E st ra h i a d d a bee n considerably r educed . .. c the institution • depended upon the Wanner in w h ich "1 the e _ „ caroluswlder7lea ro, rection was carried on. N 0 w in the Bank of France tht1..1.,,v groat deal of the pre ru Y 0 ' uniform T system was a permanew naanaaer, whose mind was continuat__lYo fixed upon the institution and' ever alive to protnotivgant, for securing the fallingin help o a iprosperitY of the 1-‘ es t s te Bank of Franco had therefore, been enabed voLvt? ist the country in time of trouble; and he cableeer, arV Panics would be avoided, vs'hile there would L''' nthtehiart,diivfidtehnedrse. was, ip.eratanent on Mr. DE WINTON complained tin the , s vvap teri not give the . accounts sufficiently in detail. Iciw _ ur t t ies to heldnow at what price the Government Sec o 000 , directors di/ at by the Bank were valued. Consols Wor , t o pa ad he was very uch inclii,Fa tsr . believe r, n that some of their securitiesm cou ld L 01 d , 0 a io• large profit, which would enable the directors crease the dividend to 31 per cent. • „OD° theTh.e GOVERNOR raid the lion. Proprietor via 9 , l beet/ _ directors to deviate from the course which htl", a d a adopted from time immemorial, and which ;the Yby the right to suppose had been considered satisfactory '.'clerea proprietors.—(Hear, hear.) It had not been 0 01 1 , 6 of visable hitherto either by the Court of Direct° , in the Court of Proprietors to give the s cant ° id • could detail, and if any change were to be made now , It , a rt• only be done with the concurrence of the whole 6°,ivi, lend, hear.) With regard to the question of % ac t he need hardly tell them that the aceourit9 di, been made in the same manner as heretofore. P e l in. rectors had first ascertained the amount a 03 ,1 itt15 ,1tbe tact belonging to the Bank, and then they calculate. -03 dividend which the profits would enable them 10 r e r the mend. They understood it to be the d e o' hew proprietors, that if the profit would not gable,7et to increase the dividend by a full i"' , 'to cent, they were to carry the fractional artiouno ~i, the next half-year, and in calculating the present that vidend the Court of Directors had ben actuated hY t—tl p r i m ne r i . p p le. E i v, H il e iT ar o , N he r a em r. hear.) F ri a n d i e e t s e , i l a , n e d ea m b o s e t e o u t e ' I the n eaother trkuendd banks, dl gave y e t brt the i i er l wnsac3yer: 1 ok e u e e °3 o t 0; England did not do the s ver .N e lr e . r A w l a d s erman SALomoNs said the reply of the Ge.; accounts, would have n perfectly satisfactory. He (Mr. Salo the if othoahtjetebteiounldtobaemtboerewaimsbpleetpitibbeliccateiuoiarto;fb u t cent, dividend, thproprietors were now reccivingr,a seven per money was notwithstanding the market vane o f with 'l v '4" only two per cont., he thought they act L: attacked the ' , Ty bad grace when they rai,-,ed difficulties a nd management of the Bank. It see% surprising that when any augmentation of 3 1 or ordinary rate of dividend took place ta i t ge nere s sat i sfaction . 4 per cent. for the half year, filch w ade, tisfaction should be felt, and no murmurs and yet that, when the current of events dhow a hug e ! dividend could not be given, or the same rate of W I , deed maintained, a disposition was evinced to carp t",. the management, because in his opinion the amount °` dividend was only one clement to be considered i 0 tb „ (1 , haveof managing a bank. Whether tbey.ought r have a permanent governor, or rather maintain tmu° present system, was immaterial, that being a ques t° i simply of principle, and if it was desirable for nationa 'hat th e papoose, or for the interests of the corporation, s , governor should nut be periodicallychanged, the subject' might be breughtforword at a Koper time, and bettkd /1 Buine.s done to-day. 291 5 pm PA 3A 9 878 1 0 741 5 % % vis 'B9. I YB % %" . 1 41 A„.