The Sun. — London, England, 1852-10-06 00:00:00

- ‘TIIE SU N t _LON7bIN I WEDNESDAY EVENING- 1 OCTOBER 6 $ ........ ....._ _....,.......______ - NEW WORK BY THE REV. G. R. GLEIG, M.A . _ way, is not, as might be conjectured, QUASIMODO- . after the Registration Courts were first opened, and 1 Montagnard me h 11 me er, ....HAELES LAGRANGE, who re- THE SHARE 31 AettliE TS. . . Just published, in 1 vol. 16m0., price . Half -s-Crown ; or in Two Parts, slice One Shill ins each, but the Chief Meg' h F tt d d •h h I f I 1 ' • Ihi d h h b d I 1 VBlhi t r _est:ate of t e rench Democracy. voters a _en e , wit tP. zea o new y-enrranchised si e ere, ___ ee n__-___. THE BATTLE of LEIF'S 'IC. By the Rev. Tb ee f • • ''‘ _ e ~t,a,e which is therein submitted to criticism is men, to substantiate their claims, I:le unlooked-for. ' remil'• as een or ere( to eave oe e glen e He has alre . ady left this town." . . a _______ asniTxsA eaIe.TX.WILTS. liailwaVE. _ G. R. GLEIG, M... A.., Chaplain-General of the Forces. forms The Lzberte of Lille state. that placards insulting Business done -- not, by the way, as might be supposed by the un- annoyances of Lord Jonx RUSSELL'S rate-paying - ' ' "" • ' Nominal Prices. lag the Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Parts of THE TEAVELLER'S tO the PRESIDENT, bad been posted up in several corn- Railways. te-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all LIBRARY. wary, that presided over by SAWNEy BEAN, the clauses especially, and many other littlenesses, created --- Also, just published in 16m0., price One Shilling, mimes of that place. They are as follow :- Demerara all pd MEMOIR of the DUISE of WELLINGTON . Reprinted, by Per- Scottish gentleman of peculiar tastes, who used to unmeasured displeasure. It was soon believed, and "MEASURE OF GENERAL ~srE , T y . DECREE OF THE 0 "tom the " Times" of Septcseter 15 and 16 ; and forming A nab., Not., Boat. & E. Dijon & Besancon,2pd I n tact Thr7rity-first Part of THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY. S a e lt th 1 - egs end arms of the more plump travellers we fear too truly, that the aristocratic Whig Lord PREtIDENT,. Juuc. Aberdeen 100/. paid 26% to 27 Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd / london : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. he happened to have murdered in the course of his had intentionally interposed all poseible technicaPaies "In consequence of the ordinary lcquaeity of women, Bi r. w oh ,,, en d St ou r East Indien all pd __ en _ -- ' and the mischief which results from it, we have, after Valley ... all pd. 10 1 / 1 - 10% Gt. Indian Penin. all p n amusine• denredati CARSON'S CREEK CONSOLIDATE- --.- ens. It is only the Government to unessential to the merits of the case, in the way of the mature deliberation, decreed as follows:- Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jet., Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd MINING COMPANY. which is accredited, among other envoys, her claiming voter ; that he wished to secure at once the " A rticle 1-From this day all women shall be muzzled. late 331.65.8 d., 28/. pd. 7- 6 dis. 21% Louv. ala Sambre 7% At a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders in this is ~ . _ -, Ditto, Chest. & Birk., Luxembourg ...14/. pd .seritannio MAJESTY'S Ambassador. But-putting aspect of a Liberal Bill, with the reality of a tolerably " Given at St. Cloud, &c.' Company, called for the purpose of considering the Report of the Do. (Railwa.y) 10/. pd Directors on the result of the negotiations with the American Pro- L ' tee ideas of SAWNET Beale and of QUASIMODO on Conservative one; and that, between his pocket . These placards, which are in manuscript, bear . as (YU' 'lB l e ed. 3% -2% dis. Do 1% pd prietors, and the arrangements for the future working of the Mine, signature the name of Louis NAPOLEON. The police 'e,to, 1 0 ... 4 p held at the London Tavern, in the city of London, on MosiDAT, the one side for the sake of argument-let us turn to the boroughs and his Registration Courts, he had reined • • • • • Brist. & Eset, / 100 . pd. 100 - 102 101 Do. (Canal) 2% pd 4th day of October inst., are rigidly inquiring after the nuthors of them. 100/. pd. 45 - 45% x.d 46 % x.d Lyons & Avignon, spd JOHN SADLIER, Esq., M.P., in the Chair, contents of the volume lying before us, to see how far in, pretty tightly, the popular liberty which he Gali nani contains the following additional path. h eh t e. & 25/ Cone., all pd. 20% -21 te al e e s tnittee . & H 0 1 .31 11 d 20Y - 20% ~ a p • 4 Madras... ...... 4% pd It was moved by Jaws Asinksrosr, Esq., seconded by W. G. we have been accurate in declaring that M. 'V ICTOR seemed to bestow. Since that time the Registration enters g relative to the late catastrophe :- Cork & Bandon, all pd 14% - 15% • Maria Antonia 27% pd LAMBIItr, Esq., and resolved unanimously - 5 d. Do. New That the report now read be received and adopted, and referred HUGO has appreciated the serenity, the impartiality, nuisance has worked itself a smoother course, but it " The autopsy of the body of the deceased, Mr. Mor- D h u n b. d r is elJ n ct 4 a 5 1 / 1 . pe d l : . 7 ..... ... Namur & Liege all pd back to the Direc'ors, to be carried into effect. has chiefly been by producing one effect adverted ton, took place yesterday, but without lead . ing to the 1) Do. ex int all pd By subsequent Resolutions, thanks were voted to the Chairman and the dignity of the historian. Dundee Perth & Aber- North. of Frence, all pd and Board of Directors to the gentlemen forming the deputation to Speaking of the origin of the Government which to by our correspondent, that of unwilling- discovery ot eny new fact except that the instrument ' ' I d 7 - 8 , . deen June. ... al p . California, and to the American Proprietors. with abich tho wound was' given was ascertainea to nave Ditto, New .. all pd. ... - ... Do. 20L 3p. c. Bds, all p Copies of the Reports laid before the Meeting may be obtained on the refined annalist has here undertaken to weigh in ness to bear the trouble of attending ; been round at the end. Two letters, it appears, arrived East Anglian . (2s/.L. & Orleans & Bonen/. pd, application at the Offices of the Company on and after the Sth inst. the balance, be-M. VICTOR Huno- rsa i an i is or the most part respectable rema kth t 1 d 1 • f yesterdey morning in Paris , . . , . and L.& D.) all pd. 4% -4% fsom Mr Dower one ad- E Paris & Lyons...lo/. pd By order, Do. Bonds ... 12 pd. dressed to the porter of the house at which he had re- Do (181. E.&H.)all pd. 3 -3% H. NESBITT, Secretary. wes " crimen" But he does not content himself with men of the middle claeses and upwards to 11% % Paris & Orleans all pd Allhallow's Chambers, Lombard-street, October, 6, 1852. sided in Paris, and the other to a female relation of his East. Counties ... all pd. 11% - 11% that one uliik-and- water monosyllable-he says it was men of Mr. GROTE'S social standing, who will not wife. Both of these letters, which bore the Boulogne Eastern Union, class A, Paris & Rouen ...all pd THEATRE ROYAL, BATY ARBET. a crime " containing within itself all crimes" (p. 17). submit to what Mr. Low justly terms this " unbearable Poet murk, _late IU. shrs., al i l pd. 8 .-. 8% 8% Ye Paris & Stras. ...all pd were on their arrival taken possession of by Paris, Caen, and Cher ildr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager. Old ltromPtotis yance. e ave ourse ves MOTE an once, Rather comprehensive, that ! And thereupon he anno "W h 1 th Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 6-6 ta 6% bourg 4pd Being his Farewell Season as Lessee and Manager. the Commissary of Police, but tho nature of their con- Do. o. do. 6 .pd. ... - ... tents has not transpired." THIS EVENING. very kindly gives us the entire catalogue, or at any like Mr. Low, been called upon to meet the most East Lancashire ...all p 17% - 18% 17% 18 Rouen & Hevre...all pd The Comedy of MONEY. Characters by Messrs. BarrY Sullivan, passibly rate a c a w ° The apparently authorised statement on the eubject E. & W. India Docks Sambre &Meuse all pd B. Webster, L. Murray, Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Stirling. s , c' gue as complete as any that could frivolous objections to one vote, and while waiting to of the death of Mr. allorrort, published by Galignani, and Bit June., all pd 57 -59 St. Andrew's & Qteebec After which, KEELEY WORRIED BY BCCKSTONE. To conclude with YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER. - do so seen votes struck off in large batches at a time, does not differ materially in the main from the ac- Edinb. & Glas.,loo/. pd 69 -70 69% %70 (A) 4/. pd " treachery, perjury, murder, assassination, spoliation, upon the most tr . • 1 d I ' ivia groun s. n one case a maga- counts already given. The facts still remain as Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100 L 24 -25 Glas. & S.-West., 1004 ... - ... 24 Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders all pd THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. swindling, and robbery." A pretty kettle of fish, trate and about ten more respectable persons were already told. The funeral of the unfortunate gentle- (.4 Lune, MT. B. Web s t er ; Directre ss, madame Celeste. eat N rain., 100/. d 75 -76 77 West. of France 6/. pd Real Attraction. from America. with a ven eance l Bt M is not disfranchised, because the residenee was described b man took place on Monday, the body being laid in !, id appearance of Madame Celeste since her return . . g . u . vicron HuGo y the cemetery at Montmartre. Do. % B Stock,loo/. p 114 - 116 Agua Fria all pd THIS EVENING , _ joking-he is 3 b madame Celeste, writing history. In proof of this we may the name of the place, which every MEID, woman, and The immediate cause of Mr. BOwER'S uncontrol- Gt. S.& NV. Ireld., all p 9- 91 94 93 Anglo-Californian, all p will be performed THE GREEN BIISHE s _ Y _ oney, etc. observe vo. ee s. ° A Stk, 100/ P . p4O- 42 Miss Woolger, Messrs. Paul Bedford, EmerY. h that he goes on almost immediately to child in the borough knew, and not by a name re. lable burst of passion is explained by the statement Great Westn., 100/. pd 94% - 94% 94% 95 % Asturian 15/. p To conclude with the celebrated Adelphi Drama of JACK SITEP- Australasian 2/. pd s Emery ; Owen Wood, .Mr O. Smith ; State that " t'ne author of this crime is a cently put up, of which hardly any one was yet of the maid-servant, who, having preceded him into Llnc i t ir C d ar s l i i . ll i e l3 a 4 lll V - .it p ?MID. Jonathan Wild, Mr- • kin, Mr Paul Bedford • ThaMea Pm Australian 51. pd Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Keeley ; Blues _• _ _ • malefactor of the most depraved and lowest species" aware. On one occelion the objection to our his wife's room, had been present when her inistrets P Lait. & Yo'rk., 100/. L'el 83 - 83% 83% %84 Austr. Freehold all pd Darrell, Miss Ellen Chaplin ; Winnifred, Miss Laura Honey. informed Mr. BOWER that the child last born was not Ave Maria all pd _________------------ (P• 18). He saya that the supporters of the new own vote was, that the objector -general for the h . - . Do., L'WESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. 1S but Mr. MORTON 'S -giving him at the same time Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11%p 3 -2% due Brit. Austr. Gold all pd ROYAL PR Administration are " the comrades of a pirate" borough, a penniless Tory man.of-all-work, had seen Fifths l5 pd 3% -3% dis. Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. sueh a connexion of circumetances and dates as led Leeds Northern, all pd 17% - 18% 18 % British Iron 13/. ss. p THIS EVENING, (p. 18). He calls them, not statesmen, but " accom- the shutters of the house closed at a time when, like him to believe the statement to be true. It was under Braz.lm. (is. sp) 24%, Will be presented (16th time) . a new petite Comedy, Called 8% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p IMA DONNA. Principal characters by Messrs. Walter plices" (p. let sss i . He declares that the men who a large part of the neighbourhood, we had eseaped for the effect of the tremendous information thus given Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% -8% Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ... - ... THE PR London, Tilbury, and Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. L az y, Addison, and Cathcart; Miss Robertson, and Miss Heath (her • that he lost all self-command, and, on seeing Mr. Carson's Creek...all pd 16th aPPearance on a public s,tage). uphold the existing Government are corrupt place. a week or two into the country. While waiting in court Southend IX pd 1% -2 p With MONT ST. MICHEL ; or, The Fairy of the Sands, by hunters--." men who want to be prefects" (p. 22) ; on,this and like occasions we, too, could scarcely suppress MORTON at 'the table, rushed forward to take yen- Cobre Copper ...401. pd m vs . Wright, Harley, Ryder, Graham, Cooke, Everett, and Ches geance on the man whom he believed to have dia. Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 103% - 104% 104 103 Lon. & lel.West.,loo/. p 117% - 117% 117% 118 117% Colonial Gold 1/ pd ter"; Misses Marshall, Vlvash, Daly, and C. Leclercq. and adds, with that decency which M. VIC TO R our indignation at the self-evident pretexts on which Do. Fifths 12/. pd 2% -3 p Copiapo 14/ pd de with THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVER, by llr. Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p iiv .T i o gh r eju HUGO alone could evince, that the women who esteem we and others had been called away from our engage- It has been decided immediately to establish a hponoTe-W e Sr e ß st .. (e) lip 1% -1% el 8 11 88x 88 honoured him. 100/. p 87% - 88% General all pd The Box-office Ls open daily from ii tm 5. that Government are ******-we will give the ments. In one instance nearly 300 objections of the bishopric at Cayenne. The project is to be put in Gold Mountain ell pd expression in the historian's own exquisite peri- same kind were made. The Barrister decided that execution as soon as the PRINCE PRESIDENT returns from his tour in the south. Do. New 50/., 42% pd 6% -5% dis. Do. New 40/. _34/. pd 5% - 5 dis. Grd. Duch. Baden, all p e ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 16% - 17% Great Polgooth all pd Under the Fatronege of her meiesty and bts noysl Highness plerase-" women who would pass for maids "I ! ! the first was frivolous, and threatened to fine for every Man. Shef. 30% Lake Bathurst ell pd Prince Albert. The Municipal Council of Rochefort have voted a & Lin„100/p 30 - 31. Liberty ... all pet N Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. (p. 22). Turning from the " supporters" to the similar one which was made. It was immediately fresh credit of 10 000 f hich brings up the KM Open Every Evening, with the Largest Equestrian Establishment ~ Union 4/. 2s. pd 3% -2% dis. Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz t d " f th b rd . at s to supper e , rom esu o in e , the chieftain announced that all the others of that class were with- • d ' " w appropriate for the expenses of the Presidential Do. Manch. &Lincoln in the World. Midland 100/. pd 75% - 75% 75% % 76 Crushing Com..all pd Most Gratifying Success! M. VICTOR HUGO then commences an elaborate and drawn ! Surely the objector ought to have been fined reception to 38,000 f. Do. Bin & Derby 100/. 42 - sll 42% Mssiquita all pd ei The great sensation created by the extraordinary performances nightly presented, surpasses all expectation. There will be an entire dignified portraiture of the Head of the Republican the ten shillings in each case, for the greater part of There was very little variation at the Bourse. The Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ... Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p Four-and.a-gaie New Grenada all ), I change of Scenes in the Arena, embracing both Foreign and British Government. He mentions, with the opprobrium the voters had already lost their time by coming to the per Cents. opened at 105 f. and closed Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... - ... Nouveau Monde, a'l pd Artistes, and the wonderful Brothers Seigrist, on " La Perehe," who at 105 f. 40c., for the end of the month; the Three per Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - ... are nightly hailed with thunders of applause. The Drawing-room. which such monstrous peculiarities richly de- court. Unless the intention of the Reform Bill be Cents. closed at 78f. 70c •0 1 R 1 Sh ~ r cans ai way ores, Newmarket _lOO/. pd 47 -48 Port Phil;e all pd evolutions of the Nicoll Family tte Globe Juggler-French Vault- Quartz Re -; all pi ing and the different acts of Gy astic Exercises-and the beautiful serve, the facts that this personage is of the avowedly to strike off all possible of those who have 1 • 4 86 1 . ; Rouen, 9001. ; Havre, 3971. 50c.; Great North- Newport, f Abergav i en., 83, _ _ Santiago de Cuba 10% J Trained Steeds-making it in all one of the most pleasheg evening's " middle height"-that he is " cold"-that he is a right to a vote, we must hold with our respected ern, 740 f.; Avignon, 530 f.• Basle, 327 f. 50c.; Paris and and Here 0.d...12 1 pd is - 3 %eh& South Australian, all pd Newry & Ennisk. 7A p 1% - 'a ei amusement ever presented to the public. Strasbur 770 t • Peri% and L ons 862 f 50c.• Lyons Tin Croft 7l. pd I The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances commence i‘ pale-that he has " the air of a person not quite correspondent, that the Revising Barrister ought and ' g, .' ' ' 7 ' . ' Norfolk 100/. pd 43 -45 at Seven. Avignon, 653 t. 75e.• Western of France, 683 f. 75c.; Do. Ne 20/ 20/ 9% -8% dia. United Mexican all pd Half-price at Halt-past Ei g ht. awake"-thst he is ~ slow in , his movements" (p. to be forward to punish frivolous objections. In ever y St. Diz 7 er to Gray, 545 f: North. Coun.Un. 3 tepd ... - ... dis . West Mariposa...all pd % Admission-Stalls, 59.; Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 35.; Plt, 27). But M. VICTOR HUGO has not done with him other court the benefit of a doubt is always given to BUtitieESS Doeire IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE North British ...10e/. p3O- 31 30 %31 Yuba 1 paid es. • Gallery, is. • Upper Gallery, 6d. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Oar. 5. Tickets to be had at the Box-office Fom Eleven till Fonr daily. yet-done with him ! But we must on-and nous the accused, and informers are discouraged ; and N_th. ]Edvote,No.l,l3/.p 7- 6% dis. 70ENT-S Charleroi and Erq 1 . s 165/ D'" n and Besaneen, 3% ue me , 8 - 'Jo Stage Meleager, 3.r. Ledereq. Do e No. 2 6% pd ... - ... Australasia all pd 5 verrons. He solemnly impeaches him with the treason Registration Courts ought rather to watch over the -East Indian, 27 1 4-Great Indian Peninsule, 7 ei-Luxem. Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2% -2% Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd E _ ___ __ . . PORTRAITS of a " slight German accent ;" he taxes him with the substantial rights of her MAJESTY ' S subjects, and to 1, t o e u w r g,_ 7 , 5 / 8 -Lyons and Avignon, 10% . -Maria Antonia 2 .Northem of France, 29 1 4 -Paris and Lyons, • Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd 34 -ea dis. North Stafford 17% p 4% -4% die. 13% Colonial 25/. pd 1 Com. of London 20/. pd e atrocity of "speaking drawlingly ;" he charg es hi m discourage such informers as GOODHUGII, whose nanze 24 %-Pa A ris - and Strasbourg, 30 ee -Faris, Caen, and Cher- • ' - North-Westeie...allpd ... - ... London Chute Milk of OF with being guilty of ",a dull eye," and avows that he (for he seems to have shirked confronting the parties) bourg,6%-Sambre and Ateuse, 10 % -Western of France, 13. N. & S.-W. June. 8% p 4% - 5%p. Australia WELLINGTON AND SOIJLT, has the irredeemable infamy of h a thick moustache" flourishes in our Tuesday's report cif the Hammer- SPAIN. Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100/. p 46 -47 Scottish Central 100/. pB2- 84 46% 84% 85 Lon. & County 20/. psi . London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 1 (p. 27) ! Warmed into that unrestrained enunciation smith Court. The class of pereons employed as agents Scottish Midld., 100/. p 5- 57 55% Lon. 86 Westm. 20/. pd e WITH eIEMODes AND FAC-SIMILES OF THEIR HAND- Madrid journals of the 30tle ult. have arrived. WRITINGS. of truth which is among the noblest prerogatives of or objectors are, indeed, frequently of a very un- Th h t the Dkf V t NCI& b t ey state t a e ue 0 A.....E . was aou Shrews. Do. do. & 8ir....100/.p 68 -72 100/. pd . - ... . Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 4 Do. New lO/. pd . A PORTRAIT OF the historian, ha goes on to observe that the same worthy character, and we have heard from them low to lea ve P uer t o Llano, where he had been to take Shrew. & Her 8/. p 2 -1% dm. Nat. of 1re1and...22 %p 1 personage is " pueriie, vain, i theatrical, vulgar, jokes awl " insuls," which we were surprised the benefit of the waters, to return to Lein. Shrewsbu. and Chester Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd a THE DUKE OF IVELLINGTON and com 1 " ( 7) ' A mon-p ace p. 2 . 1 1 . th B • ld t I ate and certainly not p easant let e arrister wou oer , The provincial deputation had been convoked for (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20 -21 Do. Halves all pd 10 - 10% Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 4 Do. New all pd 1 their ordiner sittings, to commence on 15th TOGETHER WITH of peculiarities, certainly ! But the annalist is surprised that respectable persons should prefer to ' y Do. Oswestry...all pd 15 -16 Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold October. Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3% -3% d. x.d 3% 3i x.d Importing Corn. Ipd THE MOST inexhaustible in his epithets upon the same escape. It is not indeed to be justified that persons . The trial of the incriminated journals, which had e Do. A, B, C, &D ft .ly Union of Austral. all pd 4 subject. A little further on, and he calls any way competent to vote shopld lose the privilege been put off, was to take place on Friday last. pd. up at per cent ... ... - ... dis. Do. New 2% pd SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT the Chief of the State " a white Sounookez" by mere neglect, or even disgust with trumpery M ADRID BounsE, Seim 30.-Closine• ~,, prices :-Tho South Devon all pd 20 -21 Union of London 10/. p 1 EVER TA.KEN, (p. 28). He not only tell s us what h e i s objectors and the harassing technicalities of the Three p e r C en t s ., 47; Exchange on London, 50 30 South.Eestene 100/. pel 71% - 72% 72% 72 % Union of Madrid all pd „ , . South Wales all pet 40 - 40% DITSCX BY W YON, but what he is not. He informs us that the Head of Reform Bill ; yet this is, we apprehend, the chief paper. S.York.& Riv. Den 15/. 14% - 15% Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES, the French Government "i s no t . an idi o t" (p. 28)- cause why the public displeasure has been less loudly GERMAN Y. Do. Do. 5/. pd par -X P Canada 32% pd 51 Stir]. & Dunferm. all p - ... Copper &liners of Eng- IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, a piece of iatelligence, of course, for which Europe expressed of late. Whoever bringa in the next Re- We learn (says the Spener Gazette) that the Aus- Stock. &11 d. ... ar.l6/25.3 ... - ... land . . all pd 31 AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, will be sufficiently grateful. He observes_with the form Bill may be assured that a much simpl er trian Government intends to submit to the . Germanhe Taff Vale 126/. pd 169 - 171 De. Preference, 7% pd .. Diet the ques tion of the Customs Union. It is Thames Haven Dock Crystal Paleee ... spd . PRICE SIXPENCE. pleasantry becoming the historian, that this personage Register-one furnishing incomparably less work f or added that the Cabinet of Vienna has already made end Railway _l9/. pd 2% -2% 2% Eastern Steam...2s. pd .. "iS SO peculiarly amiable in his character, that he the low tools of party spite, will be demanded by all Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12% - 13% Elect. Tel eg. Ireland 1p .. Sun Office, Oct. 6, 1852. proposals to that of Copenhagen to enter into negotia- Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6% -6% Gen. Stm. Nev. 14/. pd 21 would have been recognised by PHILLIP IL, smiled resPectable people. Such a. Register, the poor- dons f o r th e accession of the duchi e s of Holstein and . ~ . . _ Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21. -22 Gen. Screw Steam S hip upon by HENRY VIII., and embraced by Crewe rate book of the parishes, or the collector's book, if Lauenburg to the Austro-German Customs League. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. West Cornwall 13/. pd 10 - 10% ping Company...soe p .. Tau DAT -MORDII4 19 min. after 6 I Evening 44 min. after 6 BORGIA" (p. 28). For his actions, M. VICTOR the income-tax be extended to incomes of 50/. and According to the New Gazette of Prussia, Austria West London ...all pd ... - ... Irish Beetroot Sue. 2e p `. To-Moasow-Morning 15 min. atter 7 I Evening 52 neLs. after 7 i n s raising considerable arna.aments. It is certai hi that Yk. New. & Bet 1004 66% - 67% 67% Penin. & Or. St. r'lpd & HUGO has only one word, but that highly-spiced upwrrds (as Mr. Humes report suggests), would D' & N E - 20/ sy 8 cl . o. ew. ea . p 4 - is. Do. D( ...ii: .pd 31. - 05 000 men are assembled in Bohemia at Vienna and THE WEATHER.-Suer OFFICE, Oceoeen 6. enough,-he says they are " hideous" (p. 29). H e furnish exactly. Either Register would include the its ' environs 25,000 men, while in Mor ' avia and Hun- Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 2- 2% dis. 7% York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 48% - 49% 49% Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 7f Universal Emigration THERMOMETER, Eif THE SHADE. continues, with a moderation that LINGARD or TA- ten-pound householder, and nearly any other class ; gary there are 16,000. It is also said that Austria and Colonization, 21. p ... 54-aighest since noon yesterday. CITUS might have envied, by observing, that the Chief and if the paying clauses were struck out, as they intends to raise another foreign loan, so as to have PREFERENCE SNARES. ...:.................. 39-lowest this morning and during the night. - Magistrate of the French Reaublic-" does not speak, certainly ought to be, when every collector has funds always at her disposition. Aberdeen all pd ... - ... 46-this day, at noon. he lies "-but, as if, fearful that this civil remark stringent legal means of recovery, then the scope for It was reported that certai . .n of the states of the Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all ~, -„, MONEY and CO B • & E A S k 105 107 ris. x., ep. ct. t - BAROMEIKR, 29.63 ; a rise of nearly half an inch since Darmstadt coalition have expressed to the Austrian were not sufficiently civil, or at any rate, sufficiently the myrmidons of party zeal would be limited indeed. 4p. c. Shares, 5/. pd ... - ... The sales of Cotton yesterday. Government their fear lest troubles should break out Do ' Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p 100 - 103 std x.d W W.N.W.-Morning, heavy rain ; Afternoon, cloudy, explicit, adds-" this man lies as other men We know that the Revising Barristers are, as ain their territories in case of the rupture of the Zoll- Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18 -19 18% estimated at from 5.00 C were taken for export, a with glimpses of sunshine. breathe" (p. 30). That i s sure ly w h at body, hi g hly resp ec t a bl e gentl emen ; yet we cannot verein, as it would put a stop to the manufacture of Cork and Bandon, 5% market was tame, but ch "'""''''"'"'" -- - --- , 7- -- -'''' - -- - '-'---- - - % p prised 40 Bahia, at 61d.; DAILY WEATHER TABLE. of a great annalist. Beyond the foregoing, however, with objectors, and not eufficiently watchful to save Austria has repled that in such case it is prepare Dundee, Per., & Aberd. 600 Surat, at 31d., to stid . Junction all pd 6 -6% State of tho Wind and Weather at each of the following .he has all sorts of agreeable phrases-all devoted to the time, and feelings too, of the voters. They should to place at the disposal of the Governments E. Ang.(3/ 1.05)6 pc. all 3IA- 3% to 2s. per lb.-Railway S. e stati plasea at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-Th ons threatened sufficient troops to suppress any di The following report ui the same subject, all poured upon the same forehead, bear in mind, if wo may allude to another common Eo o. . 5 71 1.1 7 7 8 1.egt c ..a 2 11! . 8%, -8% are arranged in order of latittede. orders. p • - ••• is furnished by Mr. B. Vli M. VICTOR HUGO, in this manner, terms the Leader maxim in criminal case 3, better have 100 voters too The Queen MARIE AMELIE and the Pelee DE Eastern Counties Ex., " The next public ea Poonit-Wind S.W., stroug breeze-partially cloudy. fairneris -Wind W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. of the French Democracy " a small man " (p, 31) ; many, than disfranchise one honest voter. We, of JOIN VILLE have bees obliged to remain for some sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p pm the 20th instant. The Do. No. 2 adl%- 1 e s p I% pm tenaber, for China Sil 8017THASIPTON-Wind W., strong breeze-overcast. he says that he hes no " conscience " (p. 31)-he course, refer to cases where votes have been once days past at Bonn, 'where they bad arrived on their Do. New 6p. c. Stk. a P II 14% - 14% Foiasiserows-Wind W., fresh breeze-partially cloudy. . settled, the firmness ass Tirsenirsait-Wind S.W., hard wind-partially cloudy. designates him at one moment " a vagabond " (p. established, and where the too many we speak of way to Switzerland, in coneequence of a slight indis- Eastern Union Scrip, in my last Circular, ha Prime It is their intention not to Guar 6er ct all 16% - 17% position of the . , p p 17% % BAsINGSTOER-Wind W., hard wind-overcast. 32)-and at another " a toadstool " (p. 32)-and at means only, too many, judged by a merely technical The disposition subeequ GREEIsTWICH-Wind W., hard wind -partially cloudy. leave until be shall nive r irfectly recovered. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ... another " a sparr ow -h aw a e (p, 33)-and at another standard._ Let the Barrister determine to err, if he do East Lancashire, 6 per trade, by adopting 1 Lateerrort-Wind S.W., gentle breeze -partially cloudy. The French jourral of Frankfort of the 3d sa s:- Chaveamme-Wind S. IV ~ etrong breeze-rain. " a knave " (p. 40)-a e d a t another " a resident so, on the side of enfranchisement, and let him not " Prince Lucinel BeNApAn TE , whom some jolrnals ct. Quar. Shrs. r'l pd 9 ..... 9% per lb., unfortuately faile Ymmtoterei-Wind W., heavy gale-rain. East & West Yorkshire Burners being unwitting to gendarme " (p. 41)- an d a t ano th er , i a men last hesitate to fine freely. He ought to throw upon the have stated to haveleft for Paris by order of his G flournmeo-Wina N., hard wind-overcast. 0- Junction, Sths all pd ... •-.... of tho new silk, which is s aA p-vvind N. Si., strong breeze-rain. among men " (p. 41). He talks of the same person- objector, before the latter enters court, the trouble of vernment, is still at Hombourg, where he plays at Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% It is, however, to be hot Beerrock-Wind N.W., strong breeze-overcast. age appearing in a box at the opera " gloating in all inquiring into the truth of his surmises. As an the public gaming -tables with varied fortune. After let; c a r s t v all pd 3 -3% the last accounts from The returns from the following places indicate the state of his ugliness " (p. 33). He rises from this language, instance, where an objection wee made in his winning 150,00 e florins on the 30th ult., the bank (11 ea Gt a seorth. dp g . u tlo s (l ) p .e d . 7.. - ... 127 e estimating in some i the wind and weather on Monday morning at nine lled to chse but he is said to have lost a • was compe . . ~ . • --- ••• a-- plies, and of compel. so suitable in the mouth of an historian, to the loftiest our own case that the party was re- Do. 5p c. red. sc. 100 p ... - ... creased censumption b o'clock :- great part of his wnnings on the following days." Great South. & w est , strain of the most daring aad infatuated bias- moved, because the shutters were temporal the trade will shortly in Lnusemex-Wind E., strong breeze-heavy rain. i y (Ireland) Btha all pd gy„ -. 9 9 B'% Mumnsorat-Wind N. W., strong breeze-heavy rain. phemy !He says (p. 41, book i., ch. 7), speaking closed, the objector should have been compelled to fur- RUSSIA- Gt. West. (Berks &H. Italian Silk there is nothi Poorac-Wind S.E., hard wind-heavy rain. of the existing Government of the French nish evidence of reasonable inquiry of neighbours or The Roman Catiolic priest LUKACHOSOERG, who h E . e l t i r s i i i it m er e et.) th e_pd %- 1 p being still firm, and imp( Lincierrox-Wind S.E., calm-rair. InLP 107 - 109 107% current demand continues feAernetermset-Wind E., strong breeze-overcast. Republic, " were it to last, it Must be that there is others, if he wished to escape the fine ; and in the has been convictec . of jesuitical intrigues, has been (*t Lancashire and York. of ehe lower of the i sentenced by y his Xsjest the EMPEROR to do en nc Warrint-ertnd S., gentle breeze -principally clear. no GOD in heaven !" So that M. VICT O R Huoo case mentioned by Mr. Low, to have proved reason- • Pa e shire, F. 20/. 6/. pd %di g. _ 1 / .. 6 e taken for export, whi in the fortress of F.chlasselburg. Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 150 _ 163 r Silk, from 1 la. to L At the Royal Obeervatory, Greenwich, the mean height holds out conditions to the Divinity. He protests able examination as to the gentleman's being really The EMPEROR =amp - •d b the Grand D 1 L eds Northern, uhes e 6 per home trade, but which, II of the barometer in the week was 29.403 in. The mean t No. 1 131 . Ixl *** - ... that unless so and SO occur before long, he must dead, instead of being tolerated in an unbecoming NICHOLAS and itehtllAEL,- a h nie y • • as gone into the interior .„cen • degree, be remedied by temperature was 52-2°. The wind blew from the north- east nes 1848 9/ Del .- -." on the first three days, and from the south-west afterwards. deny the existence of the Omniscient ! Almost the joke. For such mere guesses as these persons ought of the empire, on a tour of inspection. vo. .9,-- . 9 *** * • ••• ... ••• London & Brig. guar. among the imports now . same words were uttered, as far back as 1793, by not to be dragged from their homes or their business, 5 per cent. -.100/. pd ... ~,.. ... Persians have all been talc _ sT EGYPT. D e , p r , ep c. Stk. 100/. . . _ .... The ship Aden, from the comedian MONVEL, during the height of the first at the pleasure of informers against the franchise. Land, although not brit a-et 4 - t ' , -1_ th tto d - ,aft 72 AO = , :a- - 4.-v-`4 - 27,0 - kl, revolutionary madness. How does ALISON mention In the meantime we strongly advise all parties so The Debuts has some interesting news from Alex andria. It says :- Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all •••• ne ... Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. Is ... - ... 24,000/. in gold on board. e. ne etse •e - el' e e' ce \ , s e t , it ? He says (History of Europe, ch. xiv.), " The harassed, to press firmly on the Court the import- "We have receiied accounts from Alexandria to the Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & There is another foreign e. AO/. pd e . ne ... ees Nunet) sp• wegian Trunk line. Ti - , s e, e, - ' en . ;:,,, se 1 - 1 - , 9 , 44 0e ii 0, i ; ~.e. „,, comedian MONVEL, in the Church: of St. Rocb, car- ance of carrying out the Act for ' ' punishing petti- 235 ult. The Egeptian Government had just addressed Ln.&.5. w.c 0 .3d8.5/. p 3y _ 33/ 4 4, p 225,0004, is to be paid del e- Na t see os ' to the Consuls-General in Alexandria, through Edhem ried impiety to its utmost lengths. ' GOD! if you fogging informations against voters. If the public Lon. & En. % Sh• all P 13 .- 14 ' . . ‘SS r- - _.- ; Pacha Minister ef Foreien Affairs a circular which has ef & Linen. There will be a similar am exist,' said he, 'avenge your injured name. I bid vigorously Busts n the Barzistera in inflicting fines, M an ., She e o e „ e caused' considerate em ''' ' ' .-.........-....................... ___ otion among all the European Qr. Sh., No• 1 ••• a" P" 9 -- 10 the Norwegian Governme you defian ce . y ou remain silent-you dare not they must themselves prefer to be saved the time commerce in the place, This circular, which is dated Do. Nevv, IC/....a1l pd llee -- 12 •ets ilia be allowed to take all t 0 ''', b ~ Il eu t --it, 4 l!' tt 4 - i nn . launch your thunders • who after this will believe which they are so often called upon to waste. _ , , , in your existence ?'" M. VICTOR HUGO, in 1852, 16th ult., states, in substance, that the price of corn, being Do. 6/. ............ 3/ : pd %-. % p . ' d Carlisle, much higher at Cairo than at Alexandrise to which place atarypoet an . all pd %die -... it is carried in large quantities for exportation, the 4 per cent ...... . . % p per cent. The settlement in the emulates the comedian MONVEL. If the pre- THE FRENCH REPUBLIC Viceroy, in his paternal solicitude for his subjects in the Do., 4% per ct. 6,X A V % des. - % p V" • ..". •.• tralian Bank Shares, takes LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1852. sent state of things in Paris last, sa ye • capital, has decided that henceforth all boats laden with Mid. Con. 6p 9 Sti , t,l' ir., " In the Amsterdam Stocli _ O ,--. • h " • e, it must be that there is no GOD _._._550„,5.......... wheat coming from Upper Egypt should be stopped and D . o. Con. B t. ris : -D 100/. pd 148 - 150 business was tolerably an i Mr. MACAULLY had better look to h s laurels in heaven!" But this blasphemy is an th' We have received the Paris papers of yesterday. compelled to unload at Boulac and there sell their ''' D per cen .__ ~ o. Erewes . h nal. an p ... -- o mended higher prices. Fe y ing The Government have received the following tele- cargoes for consumption. The' circular adds that , es• Do. Leic.&Swannuig. trian and French, advancei For M. 'V ICTOR H tmo t en determ i ne d to show the but isolated -the work before us abounds in im ' h • dis t h pie- grap lc pa ces :- this measure will receive the unanimous appro- 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ... In the English Funds I world, in earnest, what are the true requirements of ties. For example, when talking of the marble statue " Carcassonne, Oct. 4, Six A.'N. bation of the consular body, whose co-operation Do. Pref., 4i p.c. 51* p par --, et p an historian I A volume has recently been published of the Chief of the St t 0 a e, erected in the market-place " The journey of the Prince from Narbonne to.Car cassonne h t k as a en place in tbe midst of enthusiastic the Egyptian Government invokes in order to secure Norfolk Exten... a n pd 21% - 22% its strict execution. It is easy to conceive what com- Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all P 5% - 6 morning, and Consols for being 99i to 100*, are nov demonstrating this fact in a manner somewhat re- by PIETRI, the Prefect of Police, he dares, for the cries of ' Vive l'Emperenrl' The entry into Car- Plaints were raised against this measure when it was Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p 1% - 2 be an impression that the n markable. It must be borne in mind that the quail& sake of a wretchedly profane pun, to quote (p. 72) casonne was triumphant. His Highness is in good made known at Alexandrire In fact the commercial North British 100/. pd 93 -95 96 the payment of the dividem cations of the latter author for the elevated task upon the solemn words spoken by the Hol One in Pales- health." if advices hid for some time given reason to suppose that North Stafford....all ek . Oxf Wor & Wol. 1 d ... ..- ... bills have been 705., and th which he has adventured are, to say the least of them, tine-" Tu es PIETRI et super hanc 5: • Toulouse, Oct. 4, Three P.M. the harvest in Europe would be very inferior to that of 6 ' • d id 2- 2% p East India Bonds realised i pzetram sedyicabo " The Prince President has just arrived. He is re- former yesrs, and scarcely sufficient in many parts for Dit p t er d cent....lo .1) 3e. pd ... - - rather peculiar. Society has long since learnt in a qffigienz Imam" He goes even further-be yen.. ceived with the utmost enthusiasm and crie th s, a ousand the local consumption. Thia was expected to be the Stu•ev ( e ) s. VIZZIsT.G. all 11% -11% The Foreign Market ie n way that cannot very re a dil y b e forgotten, that M. tures upon the most blasphemous comparison ever times repeated, of ' Vive l'Empereur!'" case more earticularly in Great Britain, where a deficit sh rews , & ch ee , pe.W. Cents. have declined to 103 VICTOR HUGO possesses pow ers i n a literary capacity attempted to be made by mortal, when he writes-- At Montpellier, on the evening of the Ist the of a fifth was looked for. This state of things had led Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% - 18% Deferred, however, have be of an uncommon and, in some particulars, of an ex- (pp. 236-237) - " For three years and more, the men PRINCE PRESIDENT went to a second ball in the Rid- to a I -1% p arge amount of business, at Alexisudria, from Do. 5 per cent. 101 pd I._ _ 16 ferred Stock has been quote whence atout 1,550,000 hectolitres of corn were exported South Devon a ll pd 15 . traordinary character. Those powers he has humanely of the past, the scribes, the Pharisees, the publi ing School. The persons attending it were chiefly of 1851, end a number of vessels had been collected to- Do. New .I%pd y, dm. - par are 4:1 I, and old Brazil] employed before now, app _ arently it would cans, the working class. On entering it. the PRINCE was in , seem, with the princes of the priests, have crucified in presence greeted with numerous cries of " Vive PE gether at Alexandria in order to ship the corn which was St.-Est. (Reading An- 101 ex. dividend. Spa 1 26 mpereur !" nuities)...l/. Os. 6d pd 25A - main at 23i le Russ the systematic intention of corrupting the morals of of the human race the Christ of nations-the French and intermingled with them were some cries of "Viva htl Bhr y expected to arrive from the interior. In the Do., 4% p e 1001 his reader through the seducti hie medium of - his con- people. Some have furnished the cross, others the l'amnistie 1" The PRINCE remarked them, but said mentioned. This midst of all these transactions comes the circular above measure, if it be maintained, will have Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 --- 20 19% Cents. have realised 104 i, literature. R oma tributions to imaginative nces, at nails, others the hammer. FALLOIIX has placed nothing, and took his seat on an estrade. After a the most rtinous consequences for thecommerce of Alex- Sutrit k li .JBlullialrt. B gd. 5p c ..... ... y 1 56, all p ... per Cents. 64i to 65. The way, probably because of tl any rate, have proceeded from his pen such as have upon its forehead the crown of thorns. erment he rose to depart,.and as he was descend-. andria ; and it is to put an end to such a state of things Waterford & Kilkenny, i the steps the same cries were repeated have. The premium has be that the consuls-general, after having consulted togetleer• 6 per cent. 3/. pd Ys """ % dia. , been ingeniously calculated to insinuate under the MONTALEMBERT has placed upon its mouth the Pfiri t Ped and in a calm dfi ' * The -- 104 Loan rose suddenly yesto rna voice said:: I 102 cpnvolu2d the principal persons belonging to their respec- York, New. & Ber. al p e _ most alluring guise the most subtle dogmas of licen. 3 1 30 d' d " 11 ' nge ippe in ga and vinegar. Louis BoNA- "I c h s ea s r gies Of ' Viva l'am 1 11 • 12 I' n &tie . The amnesty tire nations, whose observations and complaints they heard, Do. Do 51. pd 5 - 0 A made up from 1 and lito : tiousness. Encouraged by his undoubted success in p , ta . rz . is e wretched soldier who struck his lanc e is more in my heart than your mouths. If you desire th and made every disposition to defend their interests,which York &N. Midland 11. 2i to 3k, which are also ab this refined . and admirable enterprise, he has now into its side, and made it utter its last cr y..._.‘ Eli! it, render yourselves worthy of it by your prudence are so seriously compromised. The right of the .... li E g ypt and S. Purch. 104 pd par P sidering that this loan, al magnanimously resolved to raise his voice in the tones Eli! Lama Sabachthani I " Further than this into and your patriotism." These words were received by tian any more than any other Government to prohibi- LINES LEASED AT =imp RENTALLs. Swedish Government, is ture of the a shout of " Vive l'Empereur !" and flowers wer the exportation of corn cannot be disputed; for it is the h 1 being taken by the H, of an annalist, and to evidenceby example the na sanctuary of holiness the hoof of the blasphemer e sole judge of the necessity of such a serious measure. Leasing Business -3' 1 • thrown to the PRINCE as he returned to his carria Nominal Prices. those qualities which, of all,are the mostdesirable in the could scar 1 ge- When it is adopted witla foresight, and with that ming- Railways. a . tc•daY• tion of Gothenburg, we car tompames. ce y venture to penetrate. With a shudder The following appears in the Moniteur :- ' writings of a political philosopher. Take his last work* we have quoted h "Afteihthe long and interesting visit which the Prince fie f li deration which is due to other interests, which it sacri- -- -----..-....- tract price of 93, with 3 per t e passage entire-because we take es or an o ject of general utility, it must be submitted IRK & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ..., - ... ' ce of periodical AS an illustration. In this sedate and stately compo- it bbe the in t made to lon Napoleon at Toulon he returned late t ' inconvemen os remarkable testimony that could be to, but such does not appear to have been done in this Bin& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. L 9% :-..- gei sition, M. VICTOR HUGO gives abundant testimony of adduced of the I the village of La Seyne, and there entered his bo t o • Sardinian Five per without, all P Do. engths to which M. VICTOR HUGO return to Toulon. The sun had set, the evening awatos i t nstance. Far from issuing a prohibition against expor- po. d Dutch Four per Cents.l his skill in, assuming at once that dignified style and has allowed himself t ation, on the ver day the circular strived at Alexan- Bir.Wolv.& Dnd., an obe carried by his most sedate cool, and those who accompanied him sought to protect dr' h G y • eusr all pd; Do. The market for Railway that impassable temper which everybody k nows are hi s most decent, and hi s m . - 'h• f the cold. He, however, found another means ia t e overnment sold 12,000 ardebs of wheat, with T .,- - th ut all pi Do ost dignified labours as an 'el ma i . an enormous rise in price in consequence of the panic - B c o ic II h o g :all p I Len.. &N.W ... - ... able position, and, with a f among the more conspicuous qualities of the higher -Historian ! Among the I • of keeping himself warm; he told one of the rowers to caused b esser illustrations of those f his seat, and he took his oar and be y the new measure. This fact proves that there Cl l yd d 1 J all ;Caledonian 51 -53 better prices are obtained. i order of historians. Scurrility, as we shall sh h remi . ave . rone San is no fear on the sub'ect of a sufficient su lin E t • -• sa a C " P ' pp 3' gyp lE. Lin., gust. 6 pee North-Western, South-We ow y labours there is still an abundance that might be par- rowing like an old sailor, leaving the boat's crew filled and in fact the la t i h abundant extracts, is carefully eschewed by him u • Fvest has been a most abundant cent 1001.pd,Gt.Northn. 147 •-• 149 x.cl pcn ticularized. The annalist has even not exhausted his with enthusiasm at his noble simplicity, and charmed one. Political aff s airs York and Berwick are deare all occasions. Of empty abuse he knows, of course. epithets applied to the Chief Magistrate of the French with his skill." in Egypt appear to be very calm. Gloucest. & Dean! Abbas Pacha is ehortly expected at Cairo. News from Forest all pcliGt. Westrn. 32 -83 32 3 A 51 In the Gold Mine Market Billin s at absolutely nothing. gg e, supposing hi m He designates This paragraph tends to disprove an anecdote told Syria had been received to the 20tle, which were rather Hartleph Dk. & i Yk.New. Joint-Stock Bank and Steam Government. his power a hideous ... - ... by Mr. JERDAN, in his interesting recollections, of serious. The Druses bad again raised the standard of Railw....ell pd . 1 &Berw. ever to have heard of it, is, more than any other de- of i pan asm and observes t that," like the osprey ' = • h t quiet though firm. cf rhetoric (!), the object of his peculiar ab- ,it his having been in a boat with Prince Louis on the revolt, and recommenced their depredations. The Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N , 113 - 115 night, and it would d' • Governor-Gene Do. Halves. all o Do. - 57% Her Majesty's Theatre As partment takes ref e in the ug ie if once Thames, who, essaying to row, caught a multitude ral of Damascus had vainly attempted ' - 27 -28 sold at ito i premium again horrence. O'CONNZLL used to " call names," and seene (p . 52 ) . H e calls the poseeseor of that power of what are technically termed " crabs." every means of bringing about an understanding with Do. Quarts., all p po. Leeds &Brdf.,all p Midland - 109 some of them rather hard one . s tyo-but of these --4‘ this man with harassed gesture and glassy eye, General of Division Count DE GOLSTEIN dropped these mountaineers who are supposed to have relationa 4 Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern 13% - 1 % Qa ; hapoily in a state of Ar things M. VecTou HUG° .3 _ . . who walks with distracted air in the midst of the hor- down dead on Monday evening, at the Versailles with the Bedouins (if the desert. decided on taking the field against the He had I m a c t o t n h s e equ e e a nt y c Do. Pref....all pd Do. - 26% Consols' .... - 'c taste, his exquisite de- • II dei Lowestoft., gua. 4 Ditto Account. Oct. 13 °adieu ignorance. His classi .. . . . üble things which he does, like a sort of sinister som• Railway station. He was sixty-five years of age. 15,000 men, and a numerous artillery." per cent...all pd Norfolk - 19% equilibrium, his suavit There is a curious report to the effe h he most et t at t Do. 6 p. et., all p Do. w FUNDS licaoy, his judgment ever ,in . . 1 nambulist" (p. 57). His language is yet more like distin 'h d - PRICES OF ERITP 3 - .__... agitation-unite in con- pr gu es ;s a e l of the Partsian journals will, as soon . as ... Manch. Buxtn, i L.& NW i 3 _ s il 1 Annuities beyond the reach of the serene language of the annalist, whenever he the numours are current that Parliament will he & Blatick,s%p t &Ms ~ 's 8 per Cent. Consose stituting his latest effusion a perfect model speaks of the supporters of the present Government. law, transfer itself to L all be submitted to the expected Imperial ondon. - - called together during the last week of the present month Middlesbe& Red- India Stock .................... ... 000 L _ in all those loftier graces which mankind hag been He calls them " imbeciles !" (p. 66). He calls them A letter from Nismes, of the 30th ult for the dispatch of important business. car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar ... -.., India Bonds, 1, Ditto under I, ~ says- N. & E., sp. c., all E. Counties 63 --. 65 dent of C mons for Account .. accustomed to regard as essential to the responsible in- a selfish idiots !" (p. 50 ). He calls them " base • "The most frightful crime was committed this morn- Jug, at tins (G BARNUM k AND . ..TENNL d LIND . .- t A c_ o a rhe o s u p n o a n l the New Yor uszcal W 1 " Not Prestn. &Wyre. f L.& N.W 1_ Bills. I%d. 'exchequer ard), on the person of M. do Dammartin, h.h. w d rites o tle e t a J eco r un all paid 1 &La. &Yf •** "'" ... telleot of the annaliet. Take, for example, the eight wretches !" (p. 54). And es.• • eiff• f fA.d th t curre t Lo ws, .. ... ...AS Is leos.ory • i a mayor of th long since Mr. Barnum ex 1 ite to me th n Ditto, Halves, A books of this new history, which may be regarded ae ea v he. , ICTOR HUGO dreams hi lf about to set out, accompanied at town. At the moment when he w as between himself and Jenny Lind, and a truly marvellous 5001. ••• °lse an Historian ! by his son for Nismes to ' . i document it is. He ought to pulel;sh it entire, for the as- 100 L pd Do. Small, . a supplement to the neerative of Three Revolutions. ---- aa ,..________ b e present at the reception ' or n. R & 111 100/. Gt.N th 14 . 6 -- lil P of the Prince, four men tonishment and edification of the world generally, and oy• , 1 •• P The hero of the story, it must be premited, by the The subject to which our res armed came up to him, and Do. Shop. Ex. , , all Do. ...... 148 .... 150 rums OF FOREIGN FUNDI One of them discharged a sin ers particular] . According to the footings up and ba- ' pected correspondent pistol point blan Shf. nth. & Groole, Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. invites the attention of the public ' h• kat his breast, and another at his head. len g es the artie y r ceived the tbllowing handsome dividends 1' " Napoleon le Petit." Liv. viii. An authorised in ls letter, which His death BM instantaneous. This horrible assasination a fte e r 11 P s e "el • J 1; d 302000 dolls.; a expenses were pai . - enny in „ sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... .... , , Ditto Scrip appeared in The Sun of Tuesday, is One which de _ has spread consternation and indigtation throughout the P. T. Barnum, 308,000 dolls.; total, 610,000 dolls. I give S. Staffdsh., 9% p Mrlll•Clean %_ 4 di & Danish 80nd5.1825, 3 per Ca translation hes recently hs -en published by Vizetelly Wearatai. 6p c., all Stela& Dar 30 -31 Equador Bonds and Company, in one volume, pp. 246, serves very serious consideration. For Beni • e time whole piece." . A letter from Bruges, of the Ist, 84 5 1 that " the ex- 141411 dr the even thousands, not remembering the units, tone, and 1 eds. They are of little ceusequeace. Ditto ditto all p Do. ...... ... -. . . Wiitge , e 9 9 l ß: lool satiWPilas, 4 lo3 r i, 104 e tireuada Bode, I% per Cent i:6 --16% 1 1 ,¢ ,-.. 1 3 A D 1 —, 1 1d1,1 7 1 / 4 - 8 p 2 - 2% p Iy 4 - I%p 7% - 8 43`13/- 5% 1% 8 ly B - 6 p 7 2% -3% p - 9 2 - 3 8 - gi 4 6 - 7 29 - 29% 13% - 14% 14 - 14% p 57 - 5-9 35 1 / - 35 % 30% - 30 % 2 1 ,4 - 2 3 4 p 16 - 16],i 10 -10', • 4 5 / 8 - 4j B 6 3 A -7% p . MINES. % Ys P par % p J -1% p 5 - 1 IA - \ d. % - \d. y 4 - % d■. • • 7 • .-- •• • - 8 par p 44 —46 Y - %p ••• ••• dis, %di% par 1 7 / 8 2 p dis. Y.l %p 3 4 % dia. lidis. % p 4% 5 % % die. % 3 4 p % 'A p. g g 'is. 10 —l2 % Yisp 12 —l3 734 , %dia. par Ya 7% 8 , STOCX BANES. 57% - 58 58% 57 -59 15 -16 X 29 -30 3 3 %_ 4! 3 % 78 18% lb% 32 33% 44 —46 18% - 20 38 -39 46% -47 16%8 - 17% 1 -1% 49% - 50% 6 -6% 17 -18 , CELLANEOU, 3 - 4 50 -51 30 - 30% .. .-.... 4 7 / 8 -5% ••• 28% -29% 50% 51 x. cl 2 - 234 85 - 86% 35% - 36% 78 -80 MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were estimated at from 5.000 to 6,000 bales, of which 500 were taken for export, and 1,000 on speculation. Tho market was tame, but closed steadily. The sales com prised 40 Bahia, at 61d.; 100 Egyptian, at Sid. to 611; 600 Surat, at eld., to 4d. ; and 30 Sea Island at ls. 9d. to 2s. per lb.—Railway Sh ares were dull. The following report upon the state of the Silk Market is furnished by Mr. W. Eaton:— " The next public sales are fixed to commence on the 20th instant. The Silk Market throughout Sep tember, for China Silk, has been extremely un settled, the firmness assumed by importers, reported in my last Circular, having been of short duration. The disposition subsequently evinced to meet the trade, by adopting the reduction of ls. 6d. per lb., unfortuately failed to improve our position, con sumers being unwilling to operate until after the arrival of the new silk, which is this week in course of landing. It is, however, to be hoped now that the buyers, from the last accounts from China, have the means of estimating in some degree the probable sup plies, and of comparing them with the in creased ceisumption both at home abroad, that the trade will shortly iresume its usual activity. In Italian Silk there is nothing particular to notice, prices being still firm, and imports limited. In Bengals a fair current dere and continues, the finest sorts, as also some of .the lower of the required reeling, still being taken for export, while the scarcity of coarser Silk, from 11e. to 125., is much felt by the home trade, but which, I am happy to say, will, in some degree, be remedied by the assortment of Surripauls among the imports now unloading. The Brutias and Persians have all been taken on arrival." The ship Aden, from Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, although not bringing later dates, has about 24,0001. in gold on board. There is another foreign railway announced, the Nor wegian Trunk line. The whole capital raised here, 225,0001., is to be paid down at the time of subscription. There will be a similar amount of capital subscribed by the Norwegian Government, but the shareholders will be allowed to take all the receipts until they get 5 per cent. The settlement in the English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Bank Shares, takes place next Friday. In the Amsterdam Stock Market on the 4th instant, business was tolerably animated. Dutch Bonds com manded higher prices. Foreign Securities, except Aus trian and French, advanced slightly. In the English Funds there is an improvement this morning, and Consols for Transfer and Account, after being 998 to 1008, are now 1001. to I. There seems to be an impression that the market will tend upwards after the payment of the dividends. The March Exchequer bills have been 705., and the June 68s. to 71s. premium• East India Bonds realised 83s. to 86s. premium. The Foreign Market is rather fiat. Peruvian Six per Cents. have declined to 1031 and 103 ex. dividend. The Deferred, however, have been 6:31 to 64. Grenada De ferred Stock has been quoted 11 to Equador Bonds are 44 1, and old Brazilian Stock has been quoted 101 ex. dividend. Spanish New Deferred re main at 234 Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have realised 1041, and Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. 64i to 65. The Turkish Loan is still giving way, probably because of the new rivals it is likely to have. The premium has been 84 to 8,-/E. The Swedish Loan rose suddenly yesterday after our report was made up from 1 and 11 to 3 and 4 premium, closing at 24 to 3,i, which are also about the prices now. Con sidering that this loan, although sanctioned by the Swedish Government, is atter all not guaranteed by it, being taken by the Hypothecated E s t a t e Associa tion of Gothenburg, we cannot but think that the con tract price of 93, with 3 instalments, premium, an d a ll th e inconvenience of periodical is en adequate price. Sardinian Five per Cents. paid up are but 96, and Dutch Four per Cents. 96 to 97. The market for Railway Shares is in a more favour able position, and, with a slight increase of business, better prices are obtained. Caledonian, Great Western, North-Western, South-Western, South-Eastern, and York and Berwick are dearer. French Shares are firm. In the GoLl. Mine Market not much is doing, and tho Joint-Stock Bank and Steam Navigation Companies are quiet though firm. Her Majesty's Theatre Association Shares have been sold at 4 to premium again. QUARTER TO THREE. 100 i ... 100 i Gr;nsolo ..• Ditto Account. Oct. 13 ----- --- ONE CLOSING PRICES OF BRITISTI FITNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES. 8 p 7;.• lent. Consols Annuities 99% 100 1 4 100% India Stock — 278 India Bonds, 1,0001. _ ..—........ Olt to under 1,0001.......... ...... C msols for Account ... Axcheciner Dille. I%d. March. June. 1,0001. .. 500!. Small, 9999............ -- 68 71 p ONE CLOSING PRICES OF FORET(N FUNDS. O'CLOCK. PRICES 15risZiliatt Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto Scrip ..... 1 p Danish 80mi5.1825, 3 per Cent — 82 ex d Equador Bonds Grenada Bond; 1% per Cent 1652. ronnaorr. Nomin( 1 Prices. Bu9'ne7s done to-day. 33i Si 7% 7% % 44 5 / s 114 % M ,4 Ditto, Deferred rta2_ , :iza,n, 1846 3 n e t Cent., 24% 244 Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent., 100 5 / 8 103 103 ex 4 Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent 64 63% 64 64 EusalPm Bends ... Ditto. 4% per Cent Spanish 3 per Cent Ditto. New Deferred 23% 7 8 Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1852_, 81 2 2 / 1 IA p Dividends on the above payable in Loudon. Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Guild 65 64% COURSE OF EXC. Amsterdam ...... .. • 11 19% Ditto, three months.. 12 0% Rotterdam .... • • .... 12 0% Aatwerp• . ........ 25 52% •25 52% Ittraburgh ~..., •• • • 13 834 Altona• ...... ....., par.l.s, 3 days'sight .. 25 32% - Ditto. 3 months .. 25 52% Marseilles •• •• • • 26 55 Bo HA NGE.-TIIESDAY. 0ibra1tar........ -- Leghorn 30 75 Genoa ....•• •• 25 65 Milan .. re •• .6 •• •• •• •• Venice................ Naples .. • • •• •• 41* Palermo, percz........ 123* Messina 123* Lisbon.— • • • .......... 3;i Oporto. • •• •• •• •.• •3 .• 53 Rio Janeiro Buenos Ayres .• New York, 60 days'sight .... • • .... PRIOEB OP BILLION, PISA Foreign Geld inbars...i3 17 „ 0 . Portugal Gold Coin •• 0 0 v 3panilla Doubloons .. 0 .3 0 . New Dollars ...... 0 4 11, Silver in bars 0 .5 03 Frankforton MaLW.. 121 13 Pllr. • • .. Vienna, elec. fi0...... H 46 Trieste, ditto.... •• 11 48 retenburgh •• •• 37% 49% Cailz .• ..•• •• •••• .• 49% Barcelona .• . a. 4.• •• Seville.. •..... •• •• •• •. LLOYD'S SHIPPING._ (THIS DA Y.) LONDON, OCT. 6.—Wind at noon N., moderate &tea and dull hazy weather, with rain.—The letters iron a 0, 1 outports repo r t a h eav y ga l e on the night of fi lo 40 instant all round the coast. The Rossendalo, from Cc' quimbo, which put into Valparaiso previous to 300 June, would discharge here. RAMSGATE, OCT. s.—Wind W. by N. to N.V . ? Arrd. Althea Deo, Odessa for Cronstadt, leaky, 80 1 Alert, Dunkirk to Newhaven, leaky; Prince, Shie l6l from Jersey, leaky. The Cosmopolite, London to Se Francisco, has put in with bowsprit sprung, having- bed in contact with the barque Maria Amelia. YARMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Lo /i dol Margate to Scarborough, very leaky ; Sprite, Hartlepo o to Weymouth, very leaky, and bowsprit damaged, hav Lot been in contact. DOVER, OCT. s.—Wind W. to W.N.W., strong' , I Arrd. Ann and Mary, London to F a l mouth, dismal 101 and with damage to bulwarks, having been run foil by a French brigantine. RYE, OCT. s.—The Laurel, of Whitby, and til l barque Thomas Ann, of Sunderland, both for Dierl l4 are on shore to the eastward; crews saved. YARMOUTH, OCT. s.—The William Brodrick, North Shields, has been assisted in dismasted and maki 01 a little water, having been in contact with the Adventist' of Kirkaldy, which has since been on shore, but emirate' off and into the harbour. The Aite Agents, of Danil is sunk on Scroby S an d ; master and one boy drowno remainder of crew saved. HARWICH, OCT. s.—The Esk, of Whitby, Hartlll,, pool to London struck on Si zewe ll B an k and sunk P deep water; crew saved, The Rover of Whitby, 137 04 , tlepool to London, has been o n s ha re on t h e W 011 Rocks. The Ondino, of Whitby, has been lost on Sr o r well Bank; crew saved. LOWESTOFT, OCT. s.—The Enterprise, of G 00 0 Hull to London, has been assisted in after strikiz g 0 Barnard Saad. ALDBOROUGH, OCT. s.—The Euphemea, of Blaltendl Seaham to London, struck on th e Shipwash Sand 107 s foundered; master's son dro wne d. Th e Waterhent Goole, is on shore ; crew saved. WIVENHOE, OCT. s.—One of the brigs sunk ma t ll ‘ / / Ganfleet Sand is either the R anger or Wanderer, 1l Whitby. LIVERPOOL, OCT. s.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Loci er nab, Calcutta; Crescent City, St. John's, New Brims : wick; Euxine, Quebec. Sid. &Hairs, Calcutta ;Th °OIL' Lee, San Francisco ; Ho r t ense , P or t-au-Prince. Prinz Hendrick, for Melbourne, and the Dundonalcl, I °' Bombay, have not sailed as reported yesterday. DEAL, OCT. s.—lt blew heavily during the nit:- 11 . 1 P.M., Wind W.S.W., moderate and cloudy.—Most the vessels have two anchors down. The Maria At lle ha, Hartlepool t o Si ngapore, and the Haidee,Halt „ Bombay, were in contact during the gale last night, 07, both have received d amage . Th e Supply;Sunderlanit Honfleur, has lost bowsprit, &c., having been run io,'" by the barque Asia, of L on d on . Th e Elizabeth, Heiif/A, to Havre, got on the main near St. Margaret's Bay, al' is bilged; cargo landing; crew saved. Arrd. S ct so Crisp, Algoa Bay; Sewell, St. John's; Adirondack, 0 1. ' John's; Wolf Cove, Quebec, for Hull. BRIGHTON. OCT. s.—The Hendria, Caen to Lon a0._ 4 0, was stranded last night at Black Rock, is bilged, and. PP stern is out; some materials and crow saved. FOLEBTONE, OCT. s.—The Friendship, London. , I , P Chichester, has been run in shore n ear Hytb, a sing ing state; cargo landing. NEW ROMNEY,OCT.S.—ThoWiIIiam, Liverpool to HS; ings, is on the sands between this and Dymchuroh, will probably become a wreck; crew saved. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 23.—The Margherita, fel the Danube to the Unit e d Ki ng d om , h as b een wreck. on a shoal in the Bosphorus. ST. ANDREW'S, FIFESHIRE, OCT. 5.---The SUB, fro! Quebec, which got on the rocks on the 13th of Septcy ber, has been got off with considerable damage. TRooN, OCT. 4.—The Favourite, of Belfast, Dublin, is on the rocks at the back of the harbour, b 1 is expected off. NOTICE TO MARINERS. REVOLVING LIGHT AT MONTE VlDEo.—Notlce been given to Lloyd's from the Admiralty, that 13 , Majesty's Government has rec e i ve d o ffi c i a l infornirstiP that the new lighthouse on the summit of Monte Viii was completed and lighted on the 16th o f J uly last. 70; light revolves, and is visible for an interval of thilli seconds once in every three minute s . I t i s 486 feet ale sl A " the level of the sea, end is visible from a distauat about ten leagues. GRAVESEND, OCT. s. —Wind, 6 P.M., N.W., £l ll/1 breeze and cloudy. Arrived—The Deodata, the Padres Minde, the Co lambus, and the Gottenburg, from Quebec; the G von Scheveren, from Galatz; the George Delmsa. h . of Jamaica; the Lord Ashley, from Bo m b a y ; t h e Iris bt: from Smyrna; the Tahiti, from the Black Sea; it, Anonina, from Naples; the Lydia, from Guernsey; Ow London, from Singapore; the Naiad, from Demerlul ; La Fortuna, from Montevideo. Sailed—The Tamar, for Sydney; the Cygnet, for Der; bite; the Sophia and the Vi t .o r i a , f or Ri ga; the Aprlv and Sophia, for Buenos Ayres; the Regard, for Elsinvre,' the City of Boulogne, for 13oulogne; the Giraffe, f°' Rotterdam; the Trident, for Tonningen. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Randall, from Port Philip for Sydney, Now Sout h Wales, May 20, in Bass's Straits. Acacia, from Callao for Leith, Aug. 10, in lat. 17 o '' long. 31 W. Princess Royal, from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, Alig' 23, in lat. 11 N., long. 25 W. Malabar, from the Clyde for Bombay, Aug. 11, 113 lat. 12 N., long. 25 W. Mary Stoddart ship, same day. Corrido barque, from Dundee for Rio Janeiro, Aug. 14 ' in let. 15 N., long. 26 W. Osbourne, American ship, from Liverpool for Neff Orleans, Aug. 23, in lat. 47 N., long. 14 W. John Scott brig, of Sunderland, from New York fe f Port Philip, Sept. 7, in lat. 29 N., long. 38 W. Susan barque, from Queenstown for Boston, Sept. 16, i t/ lat. 46 1 x ., long. 32 W. Queen of te Ex, from Wilmington for Liverpool, Sept' .20, in lat. 45 N., long. 26 W. Fancy, from th e River Plate for Cork or Falmouth' Aug. 30, in lat. 37 N., long. 41 W. Nancy, from Newport for Quebec, Sept. 10, in lat. 49, long. 18. Reliance barque, from Callao for London, Sept. 29, is' lat. 47 N., long. 15 W. Lord Mulgrave, from St. John's for Hull, Oct. 1, in Ist , 48 N., long. 9 W. Paten, of and from Swansea for Bahia, in lat. 1 0 4 long. 25 W. Pandora, from Islay for Liverpool, Aug. 30, in lat. 9 I`lo long. 26 W. Falstaff brig, from Honduras for Queenstown, Sept, 16s in lat 48 N., long. 38 W. THIS DAY.) MARKET .NEWS._( CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY The arrivals of Wheat coastwise and by land carrian since Monday, having been very limited, the show 0 ' samples here to-day was trifling in the extreme. Tb°, 'attendance of mill e r s was smal l ; nevertheless, most 0 1 the samples en offer were disposed of at full prices , There was more doing for forward delivery. Upwards of 12,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat have come to hand this week. Fine dry parcels sold readily at previous quotations; but damp and middling qualities commanded very little attention. Floating cargoes were held at full prices. Barley—the supply of which was small—was !O request, and quite as dear. We had rather more doing 1 0 Malt, whilst tee Oat trade was firm at Monday's advance in the.quotations. Beans and Flour changed hands freely , but "'vas and Indian•corn commanded very little tit' tentien. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Malt. i Oats. I " 4eg, I Qrs. Qrs. English •• 1,760 1,590 Irish •••• • • • • I Floar• ---.. 00 Sacks. 670 Qrs. 420 8,480 1 070$1 0 2,560 [111,160 DI Foreign •••• • • i 12,420 i 1,900 130 . 1 ? , 0ZTGEC HOP MANICET. The show of Hops is very large, yet the demand ill steady, and prices RIO well supported. A few very str perior East Kents have realised 71. per cwt. WHITECUAPEL. Our market is i❑active as follows:—Beef frog 23 to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2; 8d to 4s 2d; Veal, 33 to 49; Pork, 23 8d to 3s 10d per Blbs by the carcase. MARLBRO'-STREET-(THIS DAY•) FRAUD.—A young German who gave big nano Count Henry Scherthoss, was placed before Mr. Binghatef charged with obtaining, by false end frauduleet pretences, 71. 115., from Mr. Thierry, bootmakerf 170, Regent-street. _ _ Mr. Lewis, cf Gclden-squaro, appeared for the pri soner. The prosecutor stated that on Saturday night, between seven and eight o'clock, the prisoner, who had on several previous occasions purchased boots at his shop, c e lled upon him to have two pairs of h oo t s tr i e d on. A f te r satisfying himself as to the cor rec t ness o f the fit, the prisoner requested witness to send th em t o hi s h ous e, and just us he (ppsoner) wag leaving the shop' he ablicAl witness if he could give him change for a ten-pound note, and take W. 9g., the amount of the bill for the boots, from it. Witness said he could, and put 71. 11s. on a table. The prisoner then pulled out his pocket-book and handed him what app eare d to be an Austrian bond, in lieu of the 101, and took tll 3 the 71. his. Witness, not knowing the value of the bond, dedAlled t 9 rectiTo it, and democioci tbo 71, 11* 8 lA, 29 % Jii 24 1A 30% 1A % 10Y 8 IA iy a 14 }ler attendee of Cratl The derson. . Vac( the Hon. c Gordon Sir The ] Seeretal The I also ink Dispa General est e 4 Deputy Court a l General for offic e pre=ent scinded. apartrael of the G, of the in , be n o pr , Payer foi necessar] The C by D epu the Cour alternati, upon the tipo - ; ordered t cows are of cows I Letter ! Gas Con. company EnterE 23i► 8% I' CI: I (