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

.. H R ou et s r e og of re c ss o io ni n : . THE SUN , LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 7 1 : i p T aid i t sit 2 1 9 852. . --._.................... Q OUTHWARK ELECTIO N. 1 ing and syste f mat , i r e ces ad in voc th a e tes las o t f THE SHARE M ii.e.-KET S. tong Conservative Government.-(cheers.) 1" lere i Mr• RICHARD KING Proposed Mr. J. Godfrey Hudson , the partisans of Mr. Inglis Jones, the Protectionist can b- c te on which they were not I . .kely (Conservative), whi c h was secon d e d by Mr. W• V- didate, to kidnap certain voters on the other side. One tO pELLA.TT, the People's Candidate, obtained the Show of , ~ • ' man had his skull fractured. Hands by an immense majority, according to the decision of the i '" The contusion o pa i __.,........---- usiness done might be many su 3e a ever to tr. yet at the same time, in all proba'oility, GATRELL. any slight difference of opin'son he On a show of hands, a very great majority was in ! -- High Bailiff. Brother Electors ! follow up the good work by POLLING the First . mons will then be forgotten in the stee.dy re-organi and support a Conserva live Go- favour of Mr. E. J. Hutchins and Mr. John Rivett , NORTH LANCASHIRE. Hour TO-MORROW MORNING, and success is certain, as you v al ue zation of its successor. The equilibrium SO 10Ilg Amb., Not he . iisr neliteerwn'taaiivne, mig , Carnet. 1 Oar Preston correspondent, writing on Tuesday after- the sacred cause of Civil and Religious Freedom. Railways. to-day. desired will be at length restoeed. Tha seals of office =L ent. , By order of the Committee, Nom it i t n it o a 2 llP X :r i ttr ice A s. Y 913. vern After passing a vo d t . e of thanks to the returning officer , ' Mr. Godfrey Hudson resigned, and a poll was de- noon, informs us that an address has just been issued by JOHN THWAITES, Chairman. will no longer be thrown from. minority to minority, Aberdeen 29 % 28% mended on the part of Mr. W. A. Mackinnon. Colonel Searlett, offering himself as a cendidate for the JAMES J. BLAKE, Hon. Sec. & E. disperse ----- northern division of Lancashire. go meeting June. - 7 YORK (CITY). HERTFORD. This day is published, price Is., tration, from Lord JOHN RUSSELL with an inade- B• Ir., Wolv., and Stour • ation of two citizens to represent tlis The nomination for this borough took place yester- PEMBROKE. r REL AND for the IRISH-A Plan for improving Vie nomin . Ja_ Irish Land, and the Condition of the People. quate body of supporters, to Lord DERBY with a Valley ... all pd. 10 s/s -11 ta . , B l o x ; t °l ; - - parliament took place yesterday morning, day, Th ere are f ou r candidates in the field-Lord 11r. Childes has issued an address expressing hi s i ns Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., an ient city in London : Benjamia L. Green, Paternoster-row. group of upholders yet more insuffie,ient for the - -c • reeted by the authorities in St• Ssonp- Mah on an d ea r . Di n esdale (supporters of the Govern- I tention of contesting the representation with Si r J o h n late 33/ 68d 26/ d 101/ 10 • s• ~ •p • 2 - d. upon hustings e - - ment), and the lion. W. F. Cowper and Mr. T. Chem- ' Owen. purposes of carrying on the labours of Ditto, Chest. & Birk., son's -square. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. M r . J. SWANN, banker, proposed Mr. J. G. Smyth as erest The ma r hers, the barrister, on the Liberal int , 3 ,, Tale DAY -Morning 35 rain. after 5 I Evening 57 min. after 5 504 & 25/ Cons all an energetic and independent Government. From • .• • •, pd. 18% -19 'n favour of Messrs d proper person to represent the city in the next declared the show of hands to be i . HONITON. To-Mosaow-morning 18 min. after 6 I Evening 41 min. after 6 Ditto, ditto ... 17X pd. . . - - a fit an the new Parliament may then be selected an Brist. &Exet 1001 d • - 101 -, • p . 99 Di ses d a n s an d Chambers. A Poll was demanded, which The nomination took place yesterday. W e l earn b y ------- -- • .. . _ .. ___ Parliament. Caledonian ...100/. administrator capable of conducting the affairs of pd. 43% -44 43% IA da Mr. J. CHADWICK, currier, seconded the nomination will commence and close to- y. electric telegraph that tho show of hands was slightly in THE WEATHER.-S ow OFFICE, JULY 7. Chest. & Holyh. all pd eel/ -23 23 of Mr. Smyth, the late Conservative Member. -- favour of Mr. Locke and Sir J. W. Hogg. A poll wee THER3IOmETER, IN THE SHADE. i the empire in a manner creditable to himself and Cork & Bandon' . 2 i , all pd 16% - 17 A x.n Mr. Alderman SEYNAN then came forward and pro- PETERBOROUGH. demanded on behalf of Mr. Gard. The Thermometer rose as high as 85 yesterday afternoon, Advantageous to the community. Without appealing Dub. & Belf.Jct. 45/.pd. 8 - 6 d. dMrW M E. Milner, one of the late Members, The nomination of two fit knights to represent this Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ~,, -,,, nose • • • KIDDERMINSTER. but fell to 80 in the evening, in consequence of the wind thus directly to the ju.ginent of the - • population, it k lace esterda and the town fit and prooer person to represent this city in Par- city in Parliament too p y y , Dundee,Perth, & Aber oin round to the East. SS a has been in a high state of excitement from the fact that The nomination for this borough took place yester- g g was hopeless to dream of witnessing the inauguration deen June. ... all pd. 8 - 9 ament. 62 -lowest this morning and during the night. Ditto New ... all pd. „, - ... Fitzwil- day. The candidates were Mr Mr. JAMES lIRER , i IIII ' , carrier , seconded the nomiaa- of three candidates two are the nominees of Earl . J. Best, Conservative, • of a strong Cabinet. Having now, however, sub- ' • - liam, and the third (Mr. Clifton) has been started by a and a declared supporter of Lord Derby's Administra- 78-this day, at coon. East Anglian (201. L. & Con- Is tion • and Mr Lowe Liber BAROMETER, 30.8. milted the problem of party to the consideration of E. and L.& D.,)1004 p 4% -4% 4 5 / 8 Mr. T. WATKINsot 4 r merchant, Proposed Mr. Henry coalition betwe . en th e ext reme Liberals, the Radice „ . , ,al and Free-trader, who was Conservatives understood to have the support of Lord Ward, Vircen E. S.E.-light breeze and fine sunshin the elective multitude, the SOVEREIGN will speedily be Do (18/. E. & 1.1.)all pd. 3% -3% 3 % Vincent; and Mr. HENRY CREEVAN, builder, seconded and , . y weather. At eleven 0 clock the High Bailiff took the chair in The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Lowe, when East. Counties _2O/. pd. 10% - 10% 10 5 / 8 lA the nomination. , class A, mmenced. a 01l was how of hands was declared to be in favour of the Sessions House, and tho proceedings co p demand e d fur Mr. Beat, which will take place ss . „ The s lam was first to•da 151 r. Vincent and Mr. IVilner, upon which a poll vras de- The Hon. George Wentworth Fitzwill y, tZ- 1 , t, ( KOP 7 h blessings of a really powerful and of a truly patriotic late E. U. sbrs., all pd. 7% - 73% 7% Do. do. do. 6/.pd. „, - ... 8 proposed by Mr Truman ALDERS3N COOKE, and se- ;I' . ~_ des' .ne o e's -- nessede .:•%,' ;_A Government. minded for Ms. Smyth, and fixed to eOnanienee at . _ ts Do., do., B. & ea, all pd. 5% -5% 5% conded by Dr. WALKER. BEWDLEY. sirdg!;) , ... 9- -o--* • a•rdesaTT.N, '0 k c-• <OA A 31. to-reorrow (this by). ;4. 4 10..4. ../ 1.... , ....e,-- A ..?,,N .-- , ,•_;,/,',7 , 1 --- 1, 5- .*, - ' , ..4 1 ' East Lancashire, all pd , 19% -20 193% % The Hon. Richard Watson was proposed by Dr. Pa- Th e nomi na ti on of candidates to represent the united 4 :4,, ,,e 1 c.,,,e i aee e, a eaa.,..a*, -- \,__ ,\V'..'"* . By the latest account 4 from the Cape of Good Hope Do. New Quar., all pd '„ - ... LEY, and seconded by Mr. J. Recnmoien HEAD, draper. boroughs of Bewdley and Stourport t k 1 yester- , ..,_ o s _ .....e. J .,,, i n s o 6 - 4 Cni , -, ,•Fr: • ...4,,j0 0 , . a r1'; ,.. 44 ___l'c'',.....-:. ,: ,e...- • , E. &W. India Docks . LINCOLN. oo p ace . izseaj.r.7_ ,, ,lse ~ . , , • e „ eia , h ,a, a ,,, n e , it w ould appear that the spirit of the Kafirs still con - nd most ineon- Mr. Clifton was then proposed by Mr. JOHN G. AT- day. The esndidates were S' Th eir • • a ir and Bir. June., all pd 58 -62 The nomination took place in a small a omas e, innington, • ,: " . 4 / ..1.4 1. -----. ..'• ----- 'i,v'L‘..al..-S tinues o'clock yester- KINSON, and seconded by Mr. PERCEVAL, solicitor, in a Liberal, who has formerly represent nd unbroken, notwithstanding the energetic mea- E. &W. Yk. Jnc 1 ~ a 1 p ... - ... ed the borough,. a venient building, the Guildhall, at e leven 1d•IsI 1 b h ' ong an energetic speec . on y ost y t ree votes in 1847, and who has consider- . _ - -----_____ sures which Lieutenant-General CATHCART seems Edinbaar Glas., 100/. pd 66 -68 67 day morning, d and Mr. CHARLES The show of hands being called for, about ninety-five able family property in the boroue • dars, , 0 Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24 -25 24 e h, and Mr. J. San . s tumuli determined to bring into el ay with a view t h o t e G Mr. JOHN HAYWARD propose Ch 1 D 1 h d MF . 'll . le thlf th • l Da , it f Mr. ar es e aet an s were held up for r. itzwi iam, aou a at jun., ate ember for Great Yarmou , h, w h appeared on WA.RD seconded the nomination o ns e N lallt speedy termination of this deplorable and ex I pe n s .ve G i r a e s a . t & lsr . nr - t 1 h V n e . s , t l ., o l o o l. o p /. p d i 9. % --__ ~ :liA, 89% 90 89 d proper person to represent number for Mr. Watson, and an overwhelming majority the Conservative interest. Pa r ty sp i r ii iv :, int e nse, aon - Waldo Sibthorp as a fit an in favour of Mr. Clifton. the n boltliog" of voters freely resorted to on both sides. 5 , 7;• , contest. Those active and sagacious savages, sharp Do.%s. A Stk., 100 L p 51 -53 52 Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 124 - 126 125 the city in Parliament. _ sem i :san t, and a partner in A poll was demanded by Mr. Head for Mr• Watson, and Whilst the candidates were ada ress i ne , the e l ec tors s Mr. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY thieves and bold fi ht Mr. T. M. KEYWORTII. ..-• proposed, and Mr. J. R. the same was fixed to commence on Wednesday (this day). Sanders was loudly assailed • :'' -c,, No Militia 7, 1852. g ers, are about as troublesome a Gt. S. &W. held., all p 4- 45 44 ______ en ___ set of customers as our redcoats have ever had a brush Great Westn., 100/. pd 98% - 99% 98% 3 /s 99 the mill of Seely and Con ed ‘ .,,,, e d the nomination of Mr. Bill," and Sir Thomas with erie Wit. cries oi '• Maynooth." _ Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86 BATTLE, chemist, se- SCARBOROUGH. s of "No The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Sanders, upon Yesterday the elections commene d e so far in earnest with in a cross country. One of their recent exploits Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% P pm Charles Seely. ill that-besides six , I;(1 svfoivril , M.D., proposed, and Mr. The nomination took Place at the Townthall this which a poll was demand e d f or his oppone nt. It vv•-• can-ates (all Liber a l s ) elected was like our own highwaymen of old-the capture Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 83% -84 83% 823% 83 Mr. E. P. Cseelea• t seconded the nomination of Mr. (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. The three candi- commence to- day. without opposition -nearly h Do., Quarters ...all pd ... -„, han , of the mailbag, containing the Govern ' el• t h W. FOSTER, inn __esge, of Hainton Hall. dates and their supporters mustered very strong, and a undred persons were or s ispa e es, Do., Fifths 14/. pd 33% -3% dis. 10X George Fieschi _ ela t was nominated. proceeded in procession to the Town-hall, accompanied .-_____. put in nomination. Nearly • • a similar number will the escort barely escaping being cut to Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 % p 3 -2 g dis. dada e EVESHAM. No other call having severally addressed the electors, by bands of music, banners, &co The nomination for la . t the old appear this day upcn the hust . ' ieces • Leeds Northern all pd 173% - 18% 1734 % didates tis borough took place a trigs in other localities P ' and we also find that in a very sharp . ' The can nded on behalf of Mr. Heneage, Sir John Johnstone, Bart., was proposed by JOHN Town-ball •t d r h st Par in- t rou hout the • - Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ... - ... dema . action, in: which e our own 6th and 60th were noll was yes er ay. The Members in the la . g United Kingdom. As yet, moreover, Lend. & Blackw., all pd 8n -8% 8% zYs A a dto take place at eight o'clock this morn- WHARTON, Esq., the chairman of his committee, and se- ment for the bor h Hill, a Liberal, the ros ect is • Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107% - 108% 107 % % warmly engaged, the enemy fought with unflinching which was 61 e • conded by Dr. hlnnaev. oug were Lord Marcus p p considerably in f The latter avour of the Re- Lon. &N.West.,loo/. p 130 - 131 130 129% A t he m eeting broke up. and Sir Henry Willo hb ug y, a Conservativ e. ing; 51 " - , h - i o lent feeling has already displayed itself, George F. Young, Esq., was proposed by EDWARD offers himself f m cus retires formers. Insomuch so that the chief am ong the pluck, until the light company of the former gallant Do. Quarters 25/. pd 63% - 7 p 313% or re-election, but Lord near 5° ' 1 " 1-- V • f trd the mayor, sheriff, and HoFFIN HELDEN, Esq., and seconded by JOHN HAR- into • - ie- 0 ans of the L'b r after a riot o yes e ay, private life. Two other candidates c ontest the g Derbyites addresses th corps gave them a sample of the resistless British Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5 -5% p 17% % e aupporters of that,. at once procured the assistance of the mili- BISON, Esq. a nd Mr. Grenville Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1/p 2% -2% p magistrates ral seat, viz., Mr. Ser e t 1 the present Government in t Infantry charge, and the Rifles threw them into utter Vilkins erms alternating between Lou. & S.-West. 100/. p 97 - 97% 97 96% 97% v d a troop is now stationed at Colingham, on the Lord Mulgrave was proposed by Mr. ALFRED DAR- Berkeley, late M.P. fo g an The mayor pre , ,an the extrem • es of the rout by a well delivered fire. The fastness Do. New 50/., 42% pd 1% - 11% dis. --- d s n d Railway, about nine miles from Lincoln. LEY, seconded by Sir WILLIA3I LOWTHORP. r Cheltenham- es of indignant remonstrance and of Isii a n sided, and th d• b u rs. e prccee trigs lasted four ° Do. New 40L _34/. pd 1% - % dis. At the time of sending off our dispatch Mr. G. F. The sh f h •si Willoughby pathetic and agonized supplication. A • Waterkloofs are found still to constitute an ins,- Sir • ccording to Lon. & Enniskil. all pd 12 %-13 % OXFORD (CITY.) Young was addressing the electors, after which Lord and Sergea • • ow o ands was in favour of nt Wilkins A poll was d d for th • then dem= e eir own showing, therefore, es , • pregnable stronghold of the enemy, for the last dash Man. Bux. & Ma't. all p 3 _a% The election of two Members to represent this city Mulgrave had to deliver his address. We learn by ar B 1 l ' en at this r. er se ey. early period ia the cont tthM . ' which was made against it was completely fruitless, Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 33 - 33% 323% % took place yesterday morning at ten o'clock, at the Town electric telegraph that the show of hands was against es , e inisteriale are in a Do. Manch. & Lincoln Hall, when the late representatives, Mr. Langston and Mr. Young, whose friends demanded a poll. ________ position little less than absol t l both from the overwhelming by superior force of the Union 4/. 2s. pd 3- 2% dis. Sir W. Page Wocd, were attended by a numerous body The contest will be very severe. It is believed S . KERRY COUNTY' (a matter and there, of ue y desperate. Here attacked, and the stiff and rugged jungle which so Midland 100 L pd 74 - 74% 74 73 5 / 8 74% 11' If Mr. Morgan J. O'Connell should re tire . h h course, are snug boroughs safe e h noug Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 39 -41 of supporters. John Johnstone is safe, and that the contest will be be- still uncertain) M e, r. Coltsman, of Hee d 0 k CaStle, is 0 as to return to the House of Com ff t• 1 h force. There is one 40% Mr. Alderman SADLER proposed, and Mr. Alderman tween Mr. Young and Lord Mulgrave. poneat of the mons some nominal e ec ive y arasses an assailing mid. Gawa (1re.)47% ... - ... BROWNING seconded, Mr. Langston. -_ addressed the electors as a d ec ide P 11 s the co eague ot s upholder of Protection. The b h oroug of Midhurst, circumstance, however, mentioned in connexion with Do. %Shares, 17% pd ... - ... Mr. W. Waasu proposed, and Mr. H. Humans se- RICHMOND. Derby Government, will be returned a for example, is tolerably certain to this onslaught on the Waterkloof which is to a cer- Newcas. & Carl. all pd „, -„, Mr. Herbert. -- acce t Mr. P Do. Quarter Sh. all pd „. - ... conded, Sir W. Page Wood. The election for this borough took place t d WALPOLE on the instant f • • unition it is con- KILDARE COuNTY . 0 nomination-as an en . tain extent satisfactory. Amin Newmarket all pd 48 -50 ma . ority of . No ot e h r candidate being put in nomination, the day), and the two former M b - 0- ay (Tues em ers, Mr. Rush and Mr In cense uenee of the reje tion, bY a ' 'jW"11" lightened sta:esenan whose enlar ge d v i ews, • eluded is beginning to fall short among the natives, Newport, Abergaven. W. WARD, Esq., declared Mr. Langston and Sir Wyvill, were re-elected with t " . • q c -y of Sir i iam , , . particu- Mayor, ou opposition. Ltheral electors on the recent se rulan ' 4 33/ di ! r and Hereford l h2/ pd % - 4 e. W. Page Wood to be duly elected, an announcement fienchy in pre.. i I ar yin regard to religion, are calculated to reflect for we are informed " the peculiar whiz of the Hort, and the selection of Mr. O'Cono r SO Newry & Ennisk. i% p 1% - 2% received with much cheeridg. DEVIZES. ferenee, the Duke of Leinster has glye • n a f avourable re- much honour upon al , No-Popery " Administr • ' bll tld f iron pot legs and angular Norfolk lOO/. pd 41 -43 42% hers were then chaired accordin to The lion. Mem _ e g The election for the borough of Devizes took place at ply te an application of Sir Edward ed the Der- Neon .Y, Then, again -Lincoln will of ation I enemy s a s o o tof musket balls." Still MA- Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 10 - 9 dis. 5 3 / a '4 course ra il, pieces of iron, and no North Coun.Un. 3 %pd 3 -2% dis. usual custom. eleven o'clock yesterday (Tuesday), at the Town- byite candidate, soliciting the sup Per is Grace. It tof h . . t ~,, anew round the banner , ' f tb " 1 I ensconced in ' ball, Devizes, bef or Al H B teher jun the is now quite ce r t a - sh • f r midable con4es..- a ------ 0. sue mus t r i ons coeto and his myrinidous are snug y North British _25/. pd 34% - 35% 34% 55 3i% AYLESBURY. mayor. e r. enry a , o Kildare. in ere will be a, 0 olßTHOßp_resolred to secure the ad h . f •il bl 't" and thus, though the war vantage of his t is ormi a e post ton, Nth. Devon, No.l, 131. p a' dis ' The nomination took place yesterday in the County- Mr. G. IST d and Mr. BuRT seconded, transcendent gen . f tb • D0.,N0. 2 5/ pd imam:, pro ose , DUBLIN CITY . - tug or .e guidance of the councils has lasted now nearly a year and a half, our troops, up Do 1% A ' - - - - hall. The town is in a state of excitement which has Mr. Geo P of the supporters of .„ def all pd - ••• rge Walker Heneage. On Monday an aggregate meeting of the new Parliament. Th I'• ' ' • 3 were obliged to make attempts to Do., %B, gua 5/ d - not been rivalled s i nce th e d a y s o f the Reform Bill Mr. G. M. CLARKE and Mr. JoSEPH CROCKETT, Mr. Reynolds was h e ld in gotunda, Alderman , -e nang s Jester may to these last advice , . T. , p ... - ••• the . sustainment of nave become only ad 1 . district actually within North t S afford. 17% p 6% - 6 dis. 11% Y 4 contest, sen p ro p ose d a nd seconded Captain John Neilson Glad- Campbell presiding, when resolutions in e ightful remembrance- dislodge the enemy from a Mr. A. WING nominated Mr. Bethell, and ~ dd . . 1 b ' ted. A itiona ut the i Pre arations are North-Western all pd stone. Mr. Reynolds were unanimously a d° P ester of he ouse o ommon t II f C h f h lony P s must still t e old bounds o te co . 7N. & S.-W. June. 6/. p ••• --- 1% - 2 p, 7% 8 7 5 4 i 8% Mr. J. LEE, LL.D., seconded the nomination. No other candidate having been propose , , d Mr He. subscri t . p ions, amounting to nearly / towards de- • 100 e . enliven the proceedings of the Legislature I" ' b • d for what it is essential should Oxf.,Wore&Wol e all p 22 - Mr. M. LOVETT nominated CaPtain West, of the nea e and Captain Gladstone were declared duly fraying the expense of th t vrere announced as . Toucus ..ow ever, eing ma e 22% 22% X% % . Scottish Centralloo/. p 73 % 0 contes 9 STO 73 74 NE can cnly speak to us through the cl• I be if •bl th fin al occupation of this annoymg Grenadier Guards, and this was s dd b M econ e y le J. electe .- g d (Cheers.) having been received. la ogue of , possi e, e Scottish Mallet 1 - - 74 a °°/.1) 54 -56 HALE. Mr. HENEAGE then thanked the electors. He could SHAKSPERE, 'WILL SOME ation by the Kafirs of such a Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd as can only peer at U 3 spot, for every re-occup 8 3 4 - By a 8% -- d Do. B Mr. ACTON TINDAL proposed Mr. Layard, and Mr. not consent to disturb the principles of free trade by DUBLIN co - LINTY. throu h the • 1 • . g painted attice of Houteara on one of the post tends but to increase their self.confidence, an 11pd ey s - iii Demurs. a tenant-farmer, seconded the motion. any attempt to renew the corn.laws, and he hoped that A meeting of the fid s of Messrs. Hamilton and Shrew &II Old a - - 6 wll H • er. e 8/. p, 2% - 134, at e , ren as at ampton Court-but the new Palace at to embolden them to a contempt of the Bri- Shrewsbu. and Chester • e wa s held in Kingstown Mr. R. DELL introduced D B f d r. ay or , seco n d e d b y when the questions of protection and free trade were Taylor, the Derb it . y e candidate , dopted pledging the 'Westminster must still happily, in all like- tish fo rces. For this purpose additional troope (Nor. W. Min.) all Pd 19 -20 Mr. J. NEWMAN. set at rest, he should see such a union of parties as to on Monday, when resolutions w ere a Do. Halves hof whom were lihood 1 lute all pd 9 i A ..._ 10 Then came the speeches of the candidates. form a strong Government, and oae not at the mercy of meeting to support those gentlemen, bot , ong resound to the voice of the lineal de- have been ordered up, a measure of abso Do. 0. t 11 swes ry a pd 14 - 1 X The show of hands was declared to be in favour of the " Irish Brigade." present, and spoke at som length. scendant of Major STURGEON. Ex t* h necessity th t f rce being by no means ade- Shrop. Union ...6% a 4 Captain GLADSTONE, R.N., returned thanks. It was Mr. Craven e I candidates, has ad- cep mg, owever, , e presen o pe 3 ._ 2% d. Messrs. Bethel' and Layard. ibera . the and Do. A B C & D ' his strop d • ttb Ad • ' f , one of th e L , _ s ...._. comfortable pocket-boroughs -or rather let us Dubiln L.rpres . quate to occupy the requisite stations, move ~ , fully The pell comes off to-morrow (this day). g esire to suPPor e ministration o dressed the followin 1 to the g otter pd. up at per cent. 50 -46 dis. Lord Derby, but he could not do so in an unqualified " Con:trainee- land-street, July 5. call them (in the presence of the new Bribery Act) upon the enem N t •th t nding, then, that tbere South Devon - y. o wi s a --- rooms 34 Westmore all Issl 19 -20 aper of this 19% the comfort bl . - in the South-Eas GUILDFORD. manner. He felt that there would be a majority of " Sin-n ee i ' ' • your P ng a paraaraph in . a e partizan-boroughs-there are but were no peculiarly favourable featur es last tern 100/. po 72 -73 72% • f c and;dates for the representation Members not in favour of protection in the new Parlia- morning • • a thorised to state that few , . South Wales all pd 36 se R 7 The n ominatson o . . , asserting that ' you aro ad . places in the country where the Ministry can mo d with certaint advices, that little could be ascerta . Y South York -- - gh of Guildford in Parliament took place ment. Mr• SidneY He brt h t promised his support to the ' shire and of the borou _ r e as no , . , I beg to say, if look forward to a termination of the struggle in a regarding the movements of the savages, these crafty River Dun 1- Thanks were then given to the mayor, and the election nominal. lad %-1% p yesterday. ees of the Defence Assoctation , Do T J Sells the Mayor of Guildford, presided, and terminated. that parag rap h re f ers to th e Liberal candidates, that we manner satisfactory to themselves, with any remark- chiefs continuin o m stify us s uccessfully as to • Do. es. pd ... ..._. ... Mr. • • , g t y Stirl. & Dunferm. all p he usual forms having been gone through, aro not the nominees of any party; an d, a s far as . I am d that • t able degree of confidence. On th t their actual or intended e volutions, an their Stock. &Ha Hon Swine e con rary, the pro- 16/2 3d - - - r. 8 . . _ Mr. STED3IAN proposed, and Mr. CHENNELL seconded, CARDIFF. concerned, I beg distinctly to state that the • y babir t• ... i ies are so glaringly to their disadvantage, that activity and numbers continued fresh, not a single Taff Vale I2GL the nom in at ion of Mr. Mangle 3, ono Of the late repre- The town ie in a state of excitement. Dr. Nicholli, Herbert h as give, me his aapport. .....your obedient ser" Pd 159 - 1 . 6 . 0 sentatives cf the borough., late member for the district boroughs, who is again a vent, " the most c ' " AUCIUSTUS CRAVEN. onspicuous among our Derbyite contempo- chief having submitted, and even the nominally and Rail Thames Haven Dock way ...191. pd 2q - 2 1 4 mr. COOPER proposed, and Mr. WEELE seconded, the a candidate, was roughly handled on l eav ing the Town- _ _ , . . ____________---- raries indulges itself this morning in friendly ones, PATo and UMHALA, not being alto- Vale of Neath...l7/. - - _a__ _ . . a paroxysm of pd 13 -14 13% aA wen nomination of m r . Currie, the other former represen- hall steps, where he had been addressing the electors. ROYA. T ALIAN - OPERA , min ld L I i g e t error and lamentation- The half. gether free from suspicion, we do not despair that aVaterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6%- 6n 6% Wave. The police camo to the rescue. ' Captain Napier was COVENT GARDEN. Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 2 1 1 e - 22% Mr. KEVDON proposed, and Mr. Feaexes secoeded, struck by a fellow, who was immediately taken into cus- 1 -n consequence of the rehearsals required for the production of prediction of the Earl of DERBY would seem, then, the determination of the Governor will bring %Vest Cornwall 13/. - i u y 13, the , Pd HI -10 A the nomination of Mr. Thurlow. tody. Show of hands in favour of Mr. Walter Coffin. eSpolir's grand Opera of FAUST. on Tuesday ne r t i j E L ‘A) have been by no means premature. Neith this contest to a satisfactory conclusion. West London ...all pd ... ..... ... Mr. MARTIN proposed, and Mr. COOK seconded, the Poll demended for Dr. Nicholls by Mr. Charles C. Wil- oncert announced for Monday, the 12th, i s nasT er Yk New &Ber 1 , • • 00Lp 75 -76 75% 75 74% ____ _ - _______ - could it, for one moment, have been re bl General CaTtionar appears resolved to rest • asona y ex- Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 6 1 4 - 6 dis. nomination of Mr. James Bell. ' lianas. Poll to-morrow (this day). BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- pected to prove otherwise than a • content with no half measures in this respect. Ac- Do. G.N.E. purc. 9/. - - ' ccurate. The Cabi- P. 2y s -2% dun 7% A show of hands being taken, it was declared to be in pRomE, York &N. alid.looapd 52 -53 I 511% favour of Mr. Mangles and Mr. Bell. A poll was de- NORTH WILTS. Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington- g ardens, net appealed to the country in awa db . yso u ions, as cording to a local journal, "in reply to addresses mended, which commenced this morning at eight. The nomination is fixed for Saturday, the 17th inst. Is now OPEN tor the Season to the declaration of anything like 1 f • • l from various bodies of the colonists, shortly after his Plemraiszrzcm snitums. There will be no opposition to the return of Mr. Sothe- The most popular place of amusement in London. oty princip es Aberdeen all pea ... - ... TO-MORROW, July 9, an Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome that the electors could scarcely have b ' Excellency announced his determination to effect the - een supposed Do. leo. 2, 7 per et. 3% ... - ... READING. ron and Mr. Long, sen., the late members. Balloon, at Half-past Six o'clock precisely ; doors open at Five, ' 3% At the nomination of candidates yesterday for the re- . when an opportunity will be allowed the public of witnessing the to await with even ordinary eagerness the opportu- total subjugation of tbe traitrous hordes now over- Caledonian, 10/. 100/p 98 - 102 100 presentation of this borough, the contest between the CALNE. inflation. nity of tendering their votes to the acknowledeed running the colony, and to expel for ever the hostile Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 19 - 19% 19% In addition to the novel entertainments a Sta^ has been trained Dundee Per., & Aberd. swo parties was of a nature that the political annals of The election cf a member for this borough took place • • ' e ' which will be introduced in the Royal Hunt every evening. candidates in favour of the Government. N lc • Gaika liesfirs from the country they had occupied be- Junctio , n ot ing is all pd 51% - 61% this locality car. furnish no parallel, owing its origin to yesterday (Tuesday) at the Tewn-hall, Caine. Mr. Batty has entered into an engagement with Mr. Burr, to la the hclief that the general election now taking piece is Captain WARREN moved that tho Right Hon. Henry troduce the ancient sport of Hawking, who will shortly appear. precisely known, even to this moment, as to what may fore the war ;" and we further learn that, "to ac- E. An (3/ 10 '(; Do g-7 t ') I) c. all 3 - 3Ya 3ta A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. definitively to settle the qoestion of free trate. The up- Eerl of Shelburne was a fit and proper person to repre- be the exact nature of the policy upon which the Earl complish this object, nearly the whole of the forces Do.. 9. _ ) 7 7 s per ct. all p ... - ... Admission-Reserved Seats, 35.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, - ill )7p.c. 2 p ••• --- ••• roar, confusion, and fighting among the mob baffle all sent the borough of Caine in Parliament. ts. ; Third ditto, it.i. of DERBY and his colleagues would, in the event of under his command were extended, in a connected Eastern Counties Ex., description ; and snch iv( re the interruptions offered to Mr. JOHN BAILEY seconded the nomination, and Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. 5 P.c. No 1 their obtaining a working majority, be prepared to chain of columns, across the territory intended to be all pd 1% -1% p 1% pm Do. NO . ... . 2 the different cand:dates, that the Proceedings were pro- The MAYOR declared the Noble Earl duly elected. all pd 1% -1% p Pm longed ?rem eleven till feur o'clock. The inter(hrence of The Earl of SHELBUR.NE, having acknowledged the iIOYAL MARIONETTE THEATRE, adventure. The possessors of the franchise, to ern- cleared, provision being made for keeping open the Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 ea - 14% the police to maintain order was frequently resorted to, honour conferred upan him, and declared that he saw 4- ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. Last Week of the Season. ploy an elegant phrase which would sound ecstati- communication between the different columns." yr ,, Eastern Union Scrip, le Guar. 6 per &eat), p 16% - 17 16% ai but the mob was so strong' and determined tbat, eveu nothing to ahalte bis faith in free trade, but a great deal Tins EVENING. and every evening during the week, f CHE catty in the ears o STERFIELD, were not prepared has established his head-quartere at Fort Beaufort, Do. lot Deb Sh 11 - - - heir re r - with a str ong force at corm:mad, it was exceedingly (ME- to confirm it, he felt that it was his duty, as t p e The performances will commence with a Farewell Epilogue, en- • • a k . .a p ... sentative, to abstain from ell factious opposition to the titled THE MANAGER AT HOME. to buy 9 , pig in po e--by.blundering into the accept- and declared his resolution that no terms would be East Lancashire, 6 per cult to obtala oven a few momente' silence. To be followed by a scrap from Shaksperc, entitled THE SIXTH se the tendenc •nsur ent I ct. guar. Shrs. all pd ... - ••• resent Government, until some other Government be- AND JULIET. ance of a eau, yof which it was difficult listened to from the i g ead ers , but surrender East & West Yorkshire Mr. SAL3IiN preposad, and Mr. RAMSBOTTOM se- P 1C I' OF ROMEO conded, Mr. Francis Pigott. came possible.-(Cheers.) With (by desire) THE SWISS COTTAGE. even to conjecture. Yet a multiplicity of candidates or retreat beyond the Kei. An utter expulsion be- Ji-netion, 5th5... a 1l pd ... - - Mr. MoNCK proposed, and Alderman Helenas se- iven to the ma or and To be followed by a grand Ethiopian Musical E A vete of thanks having been d. g y , . , , . ntertainment by Edna., Pea & Dun. 5% the procee ings closed. an extraordinary lroupe of Ebony Marionettes. h ave , nevertheless, had the temerit "d fi f Y y, in e ance o ond the boundary must at any trouble be carried per cent - ... conded, that Mr. KEATING, Q.C., was a fit and proper duly acknowledged, To conclude with a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS every prudential consideration, to come forward as into effect, for so long as a single untamed Kafir re- (alas. &a * a ---- IN SPIRITS. AV. Con. 100/. ... - ... person to be a repreeentative for this borough. DOVEII. Doors (men at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. advocates of the unimaginable schemes, floun- mains on the territory, so long will the colonists be in T e . Gt North 5 , • p. c. all pd 16 - 16% 16 Mr. 11. Steimoeins, amid great confusion, proposed eso. 0p e d 11 2 - 21% p re . sc. a p ch divided here as to the result A Morning Performance every Wednesda and Saturdl ' D 3 • oors dering like LUCIFER in Chaos in the unformed continual hot water from the vicinity of a treacherous G , ' Mr. S. A. Dickson as a candidate on the Conserrative Opinions are very mu , open at Half-past Two, and commence at Th y ree o'cl k. ' reat South. & West. interest, whose nomination waS seconded by Captain T. l of the ensuing election. It is generally supposed that Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the B ue os-ofilee ot the policy of the Tory Government. Gentlemen have and indefatigable foe, to whom the exercise of rapine (Ireland) Bths all pd 8 5 /s -8% 83% W. Hall. Mr. Rice, the Whig raember, will be returned at the theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. Gt. West (n k & H er s • A show of hands w a s then taken, which was pro- head of the poll; but that the contest will be a close - - • •-- ___:. _ ---. been found, moreover, sufficiently courageous to under- and murder is peculiarly congenial. If human E • x. 5 per cent.)...6 Pd %-1% p nounced in favour of Messrs. Pigott and Keating, arid b t the Peelite, Sir George Clerk, and Lord HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. take the task of their nominatio n . Groups of enter- bi p e ds act with the ferocity and stealthy blood- Gt.W. fixed 4% 100 L p ... - ... a one e ween 110% 109te poll was demanded on behalf of Captain Dickson. Chelsea, who suPPorts the Derby Government. Mr. TO-MORROW, • ''d thirstiness of wild beasts, self-defence demands that L Do. Do. -801. pd ... _ .... • tes upon Sir George Clerk, and as (included in the subscription) • • p sing indivi uals have adventured even upon the ari ancashire and York- Rice will split his vo Will be performed Bellini's Opera, somewhat laborious duty of canvassing in their they be driven without the pale. The only way to shire, F WARWICK. ' divided between his claims and those I : DRITANI. 20/ 6/ d Sad - X the Tory party is The nomination took place, yesterday, the eanird 1 tt r has not so good a chance of i ates of Lord Chelsea, the a c Elvira, Madame De la Grange ; Giorgio, Signor Lablache ; Ric- f r toiling avou , from house to house over a broili n clear the country of these barbarians, and give the D °. 6 P. c. Stk. 100/. p ... - ... g being Mr. G. W. Repton, formerly M.P. for St. Albans, su cardo, Signor Dc Bassini ; Arturo, Signor Gardoni. . Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ..• To conclude with an entirely new Ballet, pav and under a e ement, r ,lentless sun, with the colonis d securit is to draw strictl a I ts peace an yi y me ,- a Derbyite ; Mr. Edward Greaves, a banker in the town ccess, cent. es o 1 13/. pd ... - - ---- Composed b M. Gosselin the Poem b M ,' ' , y , y . St. Georges, the Music meter, even in the shade, at from 80 to 90 of demarcation ; and unless there be such an uncon- Do- Do. , Conservative; and Mr. Mellor, Q.C., of the Midland MONMOUTHSHIRE. by ea. Nadaud, entitled therms , No. 2 17/. pd ... - ... Circuit, a Liberal of the advanced school. unty election was announced on ZELIE i ou, l'Amour ct la Magic. degrees Fahrenheit. Nearer home, under our own Do Do ' ditional surrender and submission as will take away _ . • No. 3 51. pd ... - ... The wri" fo tho co By Madlle. Caroline Do. Qrs., 1848 9/ pd 'rho show of hands was largely in favour of Mr. Ma. xi " r ' t' .fi el f W d Rosati, Iddlles. Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux, . • onday morning and the nomma ion is xe or e - Allegrini, Louise Fleury •MM Di Mattia and Durand Ve w, in the streets of the metropolis, the enterprise the possibility of any insurrectionary outbreaks for London & •." * ... - ... Brig. guar. lor; between Mr. Repton and Mr. Groaves the differen ce n ee a -h e a' a , n r. The Marquis of Worcester Applications for Boxes:Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Tory party is precisel of this de- the future -and of this we confess we entertain n o 5 per cent. ...100L pd ~, -- ... was loss perceptible; the former, however, had the ma h '3Y, t. 14th inst . „ n ra , _ , , tha Box- dis -i a e d bt• o Y Y 1 a merset, WIIO 1S at ,filee, Opera Colonnade, isaymarket. Do.Pr 5 c k 100/ - as notified the intention ot tai t n o he laYer dem jority, and the friends of t .„ , _ ended a poll, to stand again for the " scription. ihe energetic and practical supporters of very sanguine anticipations-it must be thoroughly • the Cane with his rcaiment, Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 alll ... - ... which takes place to-day (Wednesday) ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. the Derbyite candidates are slaving at this moment understood that any Kafir transgressing the line will Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p I ... - ... I co unty, and tolicits his r e-election. There is no oppo- Our reparter was informed in Warwick that Mr. sitio n a d h return of the Gallant Captain GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. be treated as a trespasser and an outlaw, and draw Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & Repton and Mr. Greaves had coalesced, and that both a d ae nno le nnne , to es t e ' l h a n -r. , ectavius eaorgan, a t oug.. an enonymcus Will be performe TO-MORROW d (4th time this"season) Meyerbecr's grand 0 era asenegroes have seldom done in the sugar plan- Gentlemen the irths of ho e ' . uon li . t unishment the extre Nunet.) sp. e. 13% pd ... - ... Is , tasions. , g Vi s waist p irnself a prom' ) p 7 me se- Ln.& SAV.Co 3d5.5/. p 3% 4 had the influenco cf the Castle. handbill calls on the freeholders to reserve their promises LE PROPHETE. - p -- as a gentlem a svill come forward to solicit their suf- Fides, Madame Grisi (4th appearance in that character) ; a -ertha, c oats are considerable, even in the presence of verity of which is fully justified by the exigent consie Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 12% -13 13 Man., Sheff., & Lincn. PRESTON. Madame Casten= ; Jean of Leyden, Signor Mario ; Count Oberthal, frages, e t n h ' denendence of the cou t " eof the model Aldermen of the city of London, d erations of self-preservation-of eecurity of life, pro dirlates in the field, viz , Sir George Tti 1 0 rescue t o in . a la y. st e no , .; Ta g liafico ; Serjeant, Signor Soldi ; Peesants, Signori Mei t 011 l , Q Sh N 1 11 - r. ~ eo. ...a pd 10% - 11% There a,ra four can - e e ector s bean fall- canvassed on , however, have , , . . and Rommi • Gioni signor Stigelli • Mathiesen Signor l'olonini • 'II from earl dawn till sunset an ac ' ert dislalaYl g , Y , ti- p y, and order. Do. New, 10L ...all pd 13 - 13% ' a '` - - " -- ' are 13 l e e C P Grenfell, the late members ; behalf o f Do. 6/. Strickland and Mr. • • the late members, whose re-election is pro- Zaccaria, llerr 1 ormes. 1 td to reduce them to " 1 .• latewei ht '' 3/. pd 1 - I%p 4 ho res , s his claims mainly upen his eon- flounced ut, h Id " The incidental Ballet and Skating Scene will be danced by vity calcu.a.e -ig . g-s Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... - ... Mr. German, w .-- questionablv, even s ou an opposition be - d trade of Preston; and Mr. R. started. Madlle. Robert and 31. Alexandre, 31. Ituault, M. Flusse ; Madlles. . r the dog days have passed by altogether. Yet, AMERICAN NEWS Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., nexion with the town an Kolemberg and Leblond, and comprise the celebrated Quadrille des oe.ore . T. Parker, the champion of Conservatism, but a convert h all this magnanimous evidence of determination ---.0.- 6 per cent....looL pd 149 - 151 --. Patinenrs. wit Do. Erewash Val. all p .. - to free trade. CHIPPENHAIL The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. so desperate seems their position just (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) • ••• The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Sir The not:ai l:le a Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the before them, Do. Leic. &Swanning. on of two candidates for the renresenta- -• D when viewed under the colour of their LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p -- George Strickland and :Air. German (the latter having tion of the boron.% c • c Night or Season),.at the Box-office of the Theatre, which is open w eVe -.. oi Caippenham took place at the from Eleven till Five o'clock • and of the principal librarians and 110 7 , Do. Preference 5/ ... ... the greatest majority, and Mr. Crrenfell fewest of all). Old liall, yesterela . • • amsicsellers. ' sanguine anticipati o n s , th a t the organs of the The United States mail steam-ship Baltic arrivea p par -% p her candidates borne reale! Y The Mayor, Mr. William Col- most Norfolk E ... * )(ten_ all pd 22% 23th A. poll was demanded on behalf of the ot . o. w d , m , p ed. The grand Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- - U r vernment are taunting the T or y e l ec t ors w ith in the Mersey at a little after seven this morning, Do. Gr. 51 - - to commence at eight o'clock thia mornin e (, e acs- r. G. al. ea as duced, under the direction of the composer, Dr. Louis Spohr. Tory ° . p ct. all p 5% - 6 --"' "c 4 31 a late Eioth She ' E DE, ~, riff of the ble . th 170 passengers, 500, 1 3 , three Y al. 2/. p 1% _ 2 day.) -_-. county, nominated M r a culpa North British 100/. pd 110 - 112% 110 112% 111% CLITHEROE. . Jos. Neeld as a fit and corer person to represent 'he r P e THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. w e conceive, is sufficiently significant. days' further advices from New York. The Mr Jos P ' - awn of Chi enham Mr. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old ttrompton. The fact, North Stafford....all pd ... -"' The nomination took place yesterday morning. .• . . unaar s ( ef w , PP • THIS EVENING, It indicates an uncertainty as t o th e result of the Ther e i s n o news of importance. The papers were Oxf. Wor. & Wol 1 / ber nomination nethan-house) seconded the ~ e . A new Comic Drama, in five acts, entitled 2 -. 2%p 14% candidates are Mr. Matthew Wilson, the late Mem , , . fi ction, and an uncertainty so painful of its I -led with Presidential ratification meetings. 6 per cent.... 12% pd all Cli- Tne Rev R A THE FOUNDLINGS. c , general ele and Mr. John Thomas Aspinall, of Standen - h , • • CHE Of L an , Ditto dat 3/ pd 2- 2 ViP 5 % l ei nated Ca t-in 80l giey-housa) briefly Eomi- Characters . by 3lessrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Marna. tr,f,"'ne „, „ s asainst the commonest dictates of prudence, Business was not in as healthy a state a h theroe. Mr. Wilson solicits the suffrages cf the electors _ p e dero. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Buctingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, an' •-`-' KinCl tnas, Oa sw en the Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 11% moderate aar. GOLDNEY seco d Vining. tterance to cr i es o f di s t ress a t the probe- previous steamer sailed. Stocks were in fair d Shrews. & Ches. (NAV. aa a Liberal Reformer and Mr. Aspinall as a _ . ned the n em . . emend eIA -18 Lae_ iNo other candidate bein Illation. To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX- it gives u Min.) 8 per c....a11 pd 1 .. i ...... 1 I Conservative. g prop e ,,, ed, PEDIENT. bility of a spe Y ed and overwhelming discomfiture. at former prices. Money plentiful, and obtainable t b Devon ...... all pd lo A 6 i i On a show of hands being taken, only about twent The MAYOR decl ' y and that Mr. a sh N EELEY WOPR a V o t . New ......... 1 y 4 pd %dia. _ % p a• eeld and Captain 4: fter w r K, . . lED BY BUCKSTONE. Meanwhile the Liberal party are working their easy rates. f a Boldero Were dul cie _ _ o cone note with THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. _ were held up for Mr. Aspinall, and the remainder, o . y cted to serv e i , . St.-Est. a% Pc. pi. Pd ••• - ••• meetin 'lament. U tne ensutng Par adily onwards, without any ostentation The advices from Engle dh d d n th. York. 4p c gd. all 20% - 20% gof about 2,000 for Mr Wilson. THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPIII. way very ste a epressed bread- s The MAYOR, thereto' 1 . 'M Wilson elected ---._. Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. certainl also without any exclama- stuffs. Little had been d • ck & Hart. gd. 5p c re, deciared r. of assiduity, and y" one in them. Western St° • - by the show of hand anded for AS RuunTON. THIS EVENING. until July 1,1806, all p „.. - ... Mr. Aspinall. a, and a poll was then dem The nomies.sson took i p ace yesterday. at T Will be performed SEA and LAND. C haracters lay Messrs. pull Misses Ellen 101:1S OSO t . f licitude as to the consequence of the elec. Ohne flour 4 dolls. 121 c. to 4 dolls. 25c. per barrel. Waterford & Kilkenny, The centest is expect d Chalker, portreeve, in the chair. M r . al aci t , r• e ernes Bedford, Wright, HugheS, O. Smith. Worrell, E.merY ; . Parliament. The reason for this is Genesee prime wheat 1 doll. loc. to 1 doll. 12c. 6 per cent. 3l. pd 3 / 8 - i ji dic eto be exeeedinglY sev ere ' sed and Mr. L. Evans seconded th ard Cannter Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and Mrs. Keeley. call d MEPHISTO- f the new tions or . • prOpo t fth tt d York, New. & Ber. all p 102 - 104 ---..... e nomination ~,, After which, a devilish new Extravaganza l ,,-,,, e ini „,, ~r ia m is , • the majori y 0 e con es e seats there Per GO lb. Round yellow Indian corn 60c. to 62c, BRIDGWAT ER , Mr. George Moffatt. There being no other candulato • a' PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, 31155 ''''''''''.------' --- ----- obvious-in Do. Do 5/. pd 4% ..... ay a lerabl a arent trium hto the Per b dolle York & N ali 12ac• to 3 . .. dland H. For this representation there a - the portroeve declared Mr. Moffatt duly elected. , Woolgar. is the promise of ato YPP P ushel. Indian meal 3 dolls. borough returning two Members."' t r ive candidates, the - To conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. Is of course the Liberal 25 e At interva , , . per barrel. and S. Purch. 10/. pd % - 3 / 1 p dates are Colonel Tynte, Mr. Kinglalehse Liberal condi- STROUD. ROYAL PRINCESS'S TIIEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. - Reformers. ill be found in the end in Little doing in cotton, holders not pressing sales. LINES LE ,Of the Chancery tof Mr. C. Kean. candidates w ABED AT PIZMIN bar, and Lord Ilenley ; and the Co The nomination took place yesterday. Th e several Under the Managemen these will be the ex- N ew Orle d M le'l id fair to fair llic. to ----------______ -- RENTALS. nservativ • Mr. llarley's Benefit. but ans an 0 i e m lett, of the Chancery bar, and Mr. Mansell. as, Mr. Fol- . Mr Poulett Serope, Mr. Samuel Baker, Lord , minorities, ________________ candidates- • THIS EVENING, 11,1. 0 . Railways. Leasing II ADO ABOUT little progress already made per lb. ; 'uplands ditto 10Ic. to lOgc. per lb. Business Mr. ROBERT FORD proposed Colonel Ty ne , nd Mr. John NOrton-were attonded to th e al' e na, be performed the Comedy of MUC , , K ceptions. The Companies. Ncl minal Prices. His no- Moreton, a li . - --I No• P • lal characters by Mr. and Mrs. Lhancs can, . to-day. mination was seconded by Mr. ROBERT 8R0V . 4 host of supporters, and the town wa s , • le reveals this clearly enough, and tends 1! - 'reights unaltered. Mr. JAMES HAVILAND proposed Mr. Alexnnd hustings by a lim e and Mr. Ilarle vine P To concludY. • h CORSICAN BROTHERS. Principal . in the strugg _._______-___-- Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W , r formers very appreciable encourage_ Provisions brisk at advancing prices. _ er Wil- alive. e with t o , . liam Kinglake, fled that gentleman's nom - sed and Mr. A. LEWSTER se- characters b A. Virigan, Ryder, Meadows, J. LO yield tee ee _ Bin& Oxf., gua. all Gt We 1 27 ... tuataon wa s Mr. S. MARLING prop Vinin g , J . &Messrs. C. 1,0,r. Murray, Robertson, and C. bre tho free-trade possessors of the Eachange-On London, 1104. to 1101 ; Paris, Do. 'th a p ' -e: -s -n• es -32 seconded by Dr. SENvELL. lestcr ; Misses 1 hilliPs, Tnent. Everyw ° wi out, .p . Lao. ...... 2ei eonded Mr. Poulett Scrope. Lessem, 4 - 30% 29% Mr. GABRIEL PooLE nominated, amidst mueh cheer d dMr 13, S. WHITEHEAD ---------...._ roving . themselves staunch 5 le, BieWolv. & Dud.,l c on • • franchise aro P cs - Mr. W. CAPEL propos ....!.....••••••....•••••..• ing, John C. Mansell, Esq. lie was seconded b m As ia , . TAL AMPHITHEATRE. to their principles. Against guar all pdi Do. y r. teconded Mr. Baker. unit ti " Y h " Do. without all p, D ...... 30% % - 3114 Alderman BATH. X proposed and Mr. N. S. r'o Patrona g e of her Majesty and his Royal Highness in their devotion Me -Beautiful were th f GN LUCENT WRITING. . 0 .orms Mr 14 WINTERBOTIIA r nco Albert. them w o can n°where discover reason for B k• I 11' - o. ...... 29 - - 3914 that Prometheus modelled from the plastic clay. N o uc ing las . all p Lon.SEN.W 19% - 19% The Rev. W. ALLEN proposed B. Spencer Follett, M . ' Proprietor an Y cl i M g er, Mr. W. Batty. grace anersa seconded T ord Moreton. ke our Protectionist Con. waS wantin g which the creative mind could imagine, wh , c , Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 51 -53 Esq., his nomination having been seconded by Mr. Mr F -' A .1 M SIBREE seconded Mr. The most allece astw angoular Theatro in London. complaint. Unli 1 a E.Lin ua. g ' , Alderman BAKER. • LINT propo.see ano r. NORTON'S no • atina Will be presented Ch Ting E VENlNO, strian _ Spectacle of ST t ' . emporaries, who turn upon the Tory electors in the artist hand could supply ; but till the energy of life was c -, g - per • • imparted they lay inanimate clods ; admirable, indeed, as Gio ent. all pd Gt.Northn. 148 - 150 150 1 49% ' Lord Henley was proposed by Mr. W. J. KNIGHT, On th rain --- -- the majority of GEORGE and the DRA.L" r g e l' us Eque Mr Alfred Cooke. h and entreat -we can se • , e show of ha-da being taken' , -, 70 Ihe Brothers Elliot N. St. George, •. . alternate moods of reproac y p canen s of art, but for all practical purposes as useless as F ucest. & Dean' I and seconded by Mr. JoSEPH SPILLER. those held up wa " ror .air. se erten ; entertainments ever w w it i ii make their th ost n• 1 ap pearance in ein mc orest 3 decidedly in favou eral voters in the equable lan- they were beautiful. Unable himself to rouse within them all pd Gt. Westrn. 32 %-33 'A 38% 33 only address the Lib the spark of af fom Heaven he stole the fire that Hartlepl. Dx. & I Irk New A show of hands Wa3 taken, and pronounced to be in the second • being Mr candidate in the public favour • d .. To be tollowed' b --nes'eci * y Batty', 1 Scenes of the Arena, intro- warmed deliberate approbation. They tiler • ' e ' r • a • •d h • Rail waa a --' --'}- „, - ••• favour of Colonel Tynte and Lord Henley. &rope. A poll VMS d lf of Mr. Baker he most nimitable ming t numerous «wear' pny in Europe. guage of a calm an d n into active being, an inspire t em . with power to R o g &• •••- -pe &Berw. A poll Was then demanded on behalf el tho other three and of Lerd MOrot emended on beha l On, whic to-da h will take p ace y Tickets to bo To conclude with a Laughable ' jail min- 3 had at the Bo r arce. are acquitting thetas ell in almost e move From the elves man,u y very and strength to do. regions of Inyt'' 1 • eo oga Selby all Yk &N m 113 - Do It 1, ' P • a • ' 114 didates, and was fixed for this day at eig,ht o'clock. (Wednesday.) a-ornse from Eleven till Four daily. cal fable to the platforms of contested elections is a long an d D ' 56 -5 7 Can Stage Manager, M r L duty ' devolving upon them a N es., all p Do. _______- n . ecierce. direction of the startling stride. But the moral we would seek to find in 1 0. Quarts., all p Do. ..... 26 -27 MAIDSTONE. --- ------____---- They appear to be former I the ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. at this all-important juncture- e • -- -or application to the latter, is this., that however 'eeds & Bre:Beall p Midland . ... 108 - 110 109% 109 BELSTON. o Lon. sa The nomination for this borough took piece yester. I The election iu this borou g h will, pen tor the Season •tude of their individual respon- good and however useful may be the plans of Lord Derb - Grenw., all S. Eastern.. 13 - 13% contrary to expee- 3fonday, Tuesday, wea, .i, - -"e-aY, Th 'd • and Friday. conscious of the magn i - t and his Cabinet ; that whatever skill may have bee Y Do. Pref.. all d Do. ...... 20% - 26% urs a ) , , nter discomfi day, and, contrary to anticipation, a secend Liberal can- tation, be contested. Mr. The ma , E i - , has Commencemeot of Mons. JULI IP Nl , t • d h never they encou , ure haust n ex. a 0 - P ward ntonl, r --- • Concerts d'Ete On the same s ibi l i ties ecl in framing measures for the publ• b • didate wis e r po sed in the porsoa of Mr. Lee, a ge n tl e - issued an address to the electors, (Are ' scale of splendour as at Drury-lan e Theatre. an w e ia enefit ; thou ai • westoft., gua. 4 19 -20 rin g himself as a Pronienade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. it iS either f th well-known preponderance of grand in statesmanlike conception and extenSiY L ' Per cent all pd Norfolk ... man residin,, ,i), ' 1 ) 1- lr Maidstone. The shiny of hands was candidate on independent principles rom 0 tbough admirable in every internal bearin a a'd • e grasp ; , mo. a ••• Do. - ••• ~ n minute p. et., all p nnected . with Engagement of that eminent cantatriee Miss Cicely Nott. • the locality, or from the , , declared to be in tavnur of Mr. Whatioan and m r . Lee, any party. He will support free trade " an co d the T t t ll . par a revision of Exhibition of Dansan's , Co , lossal Daylight View of MOUNT Ory eleCtOra in . li n ars, yet they will ta , unless they derive their lif Micidlesbe & Red the two Liberal candidates. A p o ll was demanded on taxation, by which the price of all ar ea s tic ' -- • ' T'./A and the CAVES of N ULCAN aitd the CYCLOPS -Splendid divi s . he Liberal exte ' -1- forced into t . rnal sources, stillborn to the ground, and unde a from car, 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar ... - ... behalf of Mr. le -Ad, the Conservative candidate, whieh tion may he lessened to the industriou s elas°e consul:a p- Earal interesting m en a g eric-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's on. lons unhappi .y I I nwise superfluity of can- share the fate that belongs to the seheMes of clo' t "r"dlY N. & E " S P. c. all E. Counties 63 -65 s a , nd the ~. Band-Various.Amusing Novelties-Concluding at camp by the needless ate 1 ee statesmen will commence and finally close tllis (ley. advancement of e ducation, and the progress of , tiled MilitarY and Utopian dreamers. T (From the comme Do. 6 ct., ;11 p Do. all s ocial r lZ'slc with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, nion of their opponents, first leading article in this da ' ncernent la and political improvements. d2d h i ates. T ' C t y s Morn/ 1,1 1 of the Do. F. 5 p.c.all pd Do. - ••• ____- ot the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the ...a sp i te O. . e u . "Y c/a d.) representing the Interior • t l * nwise division amongst A Prestn. & Wyre, f L.& N.W 1_ ... LYMINGTON. --- ~ th ' rns and Forges of Vulcan adhi C 1p , Ancients). wit" ---e Lave ith the Eruption of Mou n nt Et s na Y a n n e d sa however, and i n s pite of t. is u. mong the numerous companie b , ---- ••• The nomination took plate this day Moro Nicholas, , FALMOUTH. the whole terminating w h ~ confidence in the istenc e by the extraordinar el' •li rought into ex- all paid a &La. &Y f ' Mr. B s n the Lake of T etis, and tho Nerelads receiving the themselves hve every rational y iscovenes f Adams, E s q., mayor. arne , the Conservative candidate, has with- Grand Tableau o , we a the New South Wales 0. gold • Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. in Australia, al and Free-trade Opposi- . - gold mines, under th Read., Guildf., and - Mr. DOMONE proposed drawn from con• • W. A. Maelsinnon, Esq. r _ . ,esting the representation a th' Armour of Achilles. Is The menagerie now ulti s :I. cOnsists of several hundred specimens, in- - ma.e eecory of the Liber Captain Westmacott, who has very recentl • e mane e g ment of Peigato . all pd S. Eastern 26% - 2ga 90 4. ••0 , , (Liberal), which was seconded by the Rev. THOMAS borouoa chiding three elephants, twO giraffe, four ostriches, two camels, tion I • eet the electors on our side only persevere in the colony, where for many 1 . years ie filled a v • y arrived f tl ' a •.• ' -T. rom le Roy. & Ilit., 6% p Galeortlin. 150 - 152 */!.• 1 , BECKLEY. . •-•-•--- lions, &c. A m Feeding tho Animals at Five. C on _ Manly co which they omit& osition have adventured, and sa p under Government . , has und , ery hieh and re- ~ a o. Do. Shep.Ex 11 D 150 - 152 e-ss 'a ~S'i • m r , otuAneas RICE ' 'propoeed Mr. E. J. Hutchins CALDIG AN BOROUGH. Doors open from Nine . • • t ut Ten eert at Half- est Six. Fireworks a,o , . urse upon very do - the result will not usuch longer remain übt lot consideration. T . - manager and hi^ coed ut • he oubted claims c practical local kn & G 1 hf. Rth. oo e, / cNs .c., was tin:made , ~ _ t _ , . sdy IL N, The nomination is fixed for Friday, July 9, and the p ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. . j ota la the • 1 1 a f the - OW e-ge u . sp . c ., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - ... it . , ss d nd and •-• - (Derby ite). whi t " u- , uaP • tile''' . ' oiling for the followin ese ,„ _---eses----- - ------ ful. hether the people of the highly influential and r co eny to ether with a a staffdsha 9% p aleat•Clean 1 - Vs (I's. ts 4 4. : •-• -•-',. Mr..WW.Dukt BOORE proposed Mr. John R. Camas: p g day. Disturbances have taken --__se ee -ar nasee _ e _ en en,,,, , It will then be seen w f, ~ bi w espectable a; ' ,nte .I,' g h e have ' ' pressed the public, so es ,_ cmu CT ~_ Wear Val. 6 p c., all Stckt& Dar ... •-- ... • :d•r. place at Newcastle Ecalyn, one f the tributcr ared to abandon the cause (e .;•' . .•:• 4 :,,- hich' was secona a -,,,, 1. (Conservative), iv- -e- Y Ar. SAMUEL 1 , . 0 con y Despat c h es we e received at the Coionial•otliee yea- United li* uLh so that the ehares ingdorn tire prep have been already dealt in ver Do. do. ... all d Do. %Cern - -1-t en ...,, •,,- kte geltkq e . . , ( . . - - - ,-- -- ‘ .....-• --- ..., . a .. t borotigna in consequence of tin attempt_on the part of terda - -- -r - ' Gibraltar. . _ . Y , from the tiovernor of avoura y i of Reform in a r a oaten ta t y concession to the dar- ;I premiere, y freely for the aettlement at Do. do. ... all P d p Do. 'W 'O,-;5. + -/:` --- i-• , - •., d....., ..., , . ••• '"" •6• V , "..., - ; ; i 1 ,9: ,-;-,',.: , % Wilt 4 L §9M , lal P C takint. /06 1 4 _ is Fa v--= i ' )- -, , - ': , - :,'".,/ • - .--1!. • 146 , -;-%::: I' OREXGN. Railways. ; Nomine 1 Prices. Business done to-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all' 24 -25 Charl. & Erquel. all pd 14 -16 Demerara all pd . - .7/8 • Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd - 23A dis. East Indian 18/. pd -6% p 26% 26 Do. Do 20/. pd . ••• Gt. Indian Penin. all p 14 -1% p Do. Do. 4% pd p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd 44 5 / 8 Louv. ala Sambre 74 . Luxembourg l3l. pd W s - 4 7 / 8 Do. (Railway) 101. pd 3 3 / 4 - 4 4 Do. IL pd % - 3 / 8 Do. (Canal) 2t. pd % - % Maria Antonia 27A pd 8 - 9 Do. New 84 pd 24 -3% Namur & Liege all pd 6 - 7 6 7 / 8 North. of France,l6Lpd 24% -25 25 Do. 20L 3p. c. Bds, all p 1334 -14 Orleans & Bor 111. pdl 5% - p Paris & Lyons 10/. pd 7% - 7 3 / 8 p 174 % Paris & Orleans all pd 49 -51 Paris & Rouen ...all pd 3434 - 34% 35% 34 3 4 Paris & Strp.s. ...all pd 241 / 8 - 24% 24% % Rouen & pd 13% - 135/ s Sambre & Meuse all pd 634 - 7 6 5 A 1 % 7 St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 5 -41 2 dis. West Flanders...B 3 4 pd 3/ - 334 3 5 / 8 % West. of France 6/. pd, 2 - 2 % P MINES. Agua Fria all pd % - % p 1% Anglo-Californian, all p 4 - % P Asturian 151. p - .• Australasian 2 l. p d 34 -1 %, Australian .. .. . 5/. pd % -3% Austr. Freehold all pd tYB Va d. Ave Maria .. ... . all pd r 4 - % dis , Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd %dis. - par 1 0 7 / 8 British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1% 1 3 / 4, IV z Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd % • p 1% Cobre Copper 4Ol. pd 44 -46 Colonial Gold 1/ pd - 3 / 8 p 1% Copiapo 14/ pd Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p 4 dis, - p▪ ar 4% 5 General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd 3 / 8 -%• dis. Great Polgooth all pd 1% - 114 p Lake Bathurst all pd % -y, dis. Liberty pd 2 -24 p 8% Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd 1 - r 4 dis. Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 44 - 5 New Granada all pd 3 / 8 - % Nouveau Monde, all pd % - 7 / 8 p 1 3 / 4 Port Philip ll. pd % - % p IYS Quartz Rock all pd % - % dis. Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / 4 11% - 12% South Australian, 1 pd 4 dis - par Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 1 4 -12 United Mexican all pd 2 31, - 2lh 2 West Mariposa all pd - % die Australasia ZOlal NT-STOCIC BANKS. lpd 53 - Brit. Nth. Ame r . all pd 59 1 4 -61 54% Colonial 25/. pd 14 1 %, - 15% Com. of London 20/. pd 25 - 2 6% Lon. & County 20!. pd . . - London Jt. Stk. 10L pd 18 . - 18% Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 31 -32 Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 43 - 444 Do. New lOl. pd . - Nat. of Ireland 22 1 4 p 1 . 8 3 4. Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 36 - 37 3 4 Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 46% - 47% Do. New all pd 16 7 / 8 - 17 1 ,{ Union of Austral all pd 44% - 45% 47 Do. New 24 pd 4 - 5 Union of London 101. p 16 -17 Union of Madrid all pd - Austral. Roy. Mail Ml SCELLANEOUS: , 2 2 -2% Canada ....... 32% pd 50 - 51 4 Copper Miners of Eng land . . ... 25/. pd - Do. do. ... 10/. pd Eastern Steam...2 s . pd . 1 3117. k Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 284 -29 Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...sol. p, - Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p , 2 - Penin. & Or. St. all pd' 82 -83 NIA 814 Do. Do. _l5/. pd' 354 - 364 Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77 54 - 7834 Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p - ••• NEW S ' MONEY and COMMERCIAL CITY. TWO O'CLOCK The sales of Cotton at Liverp oo l yesterday we re estimated at 2,000 bates at previous rates.—Rail'i a l Shares were inactive. The Cape of Good Hope news is considered to be l e t favourable than that previously received; but no doubtF entertained of an eventual successful issu©. The rates at which F ore i gn Bills of Exchange were ~, negotiated yesterday aft ernoon exhibited a sligbtr s compared with last post-day. Pa r l so 90 days were t a k en at 25 521 to 55, Amsterdam 12 Hamburgh at 13 91 to 10, and Trieste 12 to 19 6 ' The following i s from the Circular of Dies°o, Schrceder and Mu mmy, dated New Orleans, Jane ,$, and published by Mr. James Irvine, of Liverpool: —% f " COTTON. —Our lust review was dated the 154 41 May. Duri ng t h e four weeks elap t he sed our market P undergone a v er y material change; speculation and 0 0 necessity of fillin g freight engagements enabled faci . , o to advance thei r p r i ces, and the favourable accounts fr..uas Europe comi ng to h and in the meantime, reporting sales in Liverpool every week, with steady thoet, slowly ad vanc i ng pr i ces, and expressing the utmost o°, fidence in th e article, reg.ardlees of th e present or tu 4 growing crop, cou ld only contribute to stregthen th en, , in their position. All des cr ip t i ons have been in fair red quest, the better qualities especially so being wath e for Spain and France; and owing to their searcen-'„ all grades above middling have continued advancing, grad dependent of slight fluctuations which the lower gri ll P -f have been subject to. Even running lots command ve r A full rates, and vre hear of sales of strictly middlin g s , 10k; good middling at 11 to 1 lie. Our quotations _,°°; low may be considered as merely nominal, as prices w o extremely irregular. For some time the business w entirely in th e h an d s o f speculators; it seems, however'.be that they h ave ret i red now from the market, and late purchases are m a d e f or shipment to Great Brittaf)f France, and Sp a i n . T he market closes very firm tiPli tending upwards. Our stock for sale is reduced to very email figur e , an d the receipts in our port are qu ite e t, insignificant; only a limited quantity is expected l if and the season promises to close at an unusually ea rl date. With regard to the growing crop, we can o ' 9 o that the same promises well the weather having bee, o that could be desired. Ie Louisiana, as well as in ee sissippi, they have had blooms on various plantations wi the last week of the past month, which is very ear l in other sections of the country the plant is said te,..s in rather a backward state. The receipts during the T eo four weeks were 45,568 bales, and the sales 33,000 blo t , during the first; 16,500 during the second; 14,000 1 1(1 ., 4 ing the last; and 22,250 bales this week. Latest de te r from Liverponl 29th May. Ordinary to good ordietl, 7i to 8 1-3, low middling 8i to 9, middling 9i to 61 ' t good middling 10i to 11, middling fair 111 to 14, 12. Sales during the four weeks, 85,750 bales. ir e• ceipts at this port, 1,363,853 bales, against 929,001 ba le s lea year. Increase of receipts at all ports, 685• 9 !,.. bales. Increase of total exports to Great Brital,,l; 293,080. Increase of total exports to France 111. 8 .4 ' 1 ports 89,427 against 11 ' bales, and to other Foreign year." The Funds have been unfavourably affected by tb n / P e f and by the circumstance", intelligence from the Ca the broker who acts for the National Debt Commissioce f f : having purchased Exchequer-bills instead of stock. would appear, however, to be plain enough that if 06 unfunded debt is taken out of the market it will 11 ; lease a cert a i n amount of capital, and thus moue' nearly to the same thing, inasmuch as the seller of k % ; chequer-bill s must find some new investment. 17,0 - value of Co nso l s h as been 100 to 100 l audit; present quotation i s 1 00 * to f. The New Th;ee-atel.",; Quarter per C ents. h ave realised 104 to I, and the Tbr e ci , per C en t s . 1 001 to S. Bank St oc k has been at an 0 , 1 vance to 225 and 226, and India Stock at 2' ex. div. Exchequer -bill s h ave been at 695. for those "nf 5001. Foreign Stocks have been flatter generally. spanis it Three per Cents. are 49 to 4, and the New Deferred e%' div. 22 to The Committee's Certificate has been 28 to 3 per cent. Mexican Three per Cents. have bel l down to 26i 4, but aro now up again to 26 r Grenada Deterred Stock has realised 9i. Austrital Scrip is at 41 to 41 premium. Danish Five per Celt Bonds are at 1054; Russian at 118; and Sardinian 0' 94k. Dutch Four per Cents. have been 96i to Railway Shares have been a ff ected by the prevailiog heaviness in the other market s, and some parties are rer using p i ofits after tooth© late ris e . I n itself, however, 00 market s w3ry Gold Mine shares ore steady, and Nouveau Mood ° higher. va ONE vKICEg OF T;R CL ITIBII F UNDS O' LOCK. CLOSI 'l Bank Stock for Account ........... 225 226 FRIONE G 2 6 , 3 ~01 i ont. Reduced A nna. IOON % 72A 100 3 Dor Cont. ,' _mania Annnitiea.. lOO 100 i i i NO g e w 314 per Cent. Anna....... , 104% 14 104 104 6 Long Anna. to expire Jan. 1660 6 13.46 6 13- 1 , India Stock ........... 271 271 CoDBOIB for Account .. ......... ...... 100 '/a 100 JA 100 Y 5, 4 :xehequer 81118. I%d. March. June" 1,0301. .. ...... .. ..... ...„ ....... 76 p --- 5001. ........... .............. ..•• 60 P Small, .., ii I' cr.osvi 6 PRWES• 4 1 ,4 P 1010 101 0 1054 _4l 95/6 4 000000000000 00.8 • 000000000 • . PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS, O'CLOCK. Austrian 5 per Cent. Seri x i Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. O Ditto, New, 1829 and 183 . 9 . O Danish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent — Ditto, 5 per cent. Grenada Bonds, 1 1 ,‘ per Cent — Ditto, Deferred Greek Bonds, .... Ditto ex Over-due Coupons — tr..,Jxlca , 5 por Cen., , 1816 .... .... Ditto, 3 per Cent......- , Russian B onds Ditto, 4 3 ,i per Cent e a Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Smnish 5 per Cr.t. 184 u Ditto. 3 per Cent Ditto, Account Ditto. New Deferred t c l , Spanish Corn. Cert. Coup. not funded 3 2 7 4 3 2yß per cea l V ene zuela Bonds, 3 444 ,i per Cent.... Dividends on the above payable in London. French 4 .i , per Cent. .............. 1021. 25°' E xc hange ........................... —25 f. 40C . French Rentes, 3 per Cent. ........ . 7ll. 7 5 °' Exchange Dutch 2 % per Cant. 12 Guild.... 63% ex 6 4 Ditty 4 Per Qa 0411 . t. V 9.404. . -90% g. , : ~,,..6' VO ECI ha