The Sun. — London, England, 1852-10-30 00:00:00

- :7,4-7 7 /'. i . r , ' . r 11 . . 1 THE SUN, LONDO N SATURDAY EV ':NINCir., OCTOB_ER 30, 152.' _ - . THEA.TRIC ROYAL, HAYMARKET. clergymen said " ditto" to the inaugural invectives :as w ell es the pockets of her MAJESTY'3 lieges, from COURT C. IRC ULA . 4 MU.NEY AN D Calf ttil EriCIAL I'VE:TVS. THE SHARE MARKETS. I earewell Season of Mr. Benjamin Webster as Lessee end Manager. delivered with unction by the venerable Archdeacon. his future attacks. -- --cee-----._ _________...._____ Ida ITISIS RAILWAYS. THIS EVENING, WINDSOR, OCT. 29. - --- The Sebbatariene have proclaimed the scheme of 1 Serjeant ADAM: likewise enlightened us a little CITY, Two o'Ceock. 1 Buswees duut. Tho following had the honour of dining with her TO' 3 &Ales of Getter: at Liverpoel yesteriny were sever acted, a new and original Historical Comedy, in three acts, entitled RICHELIEU IN LOVE, by Me,,,ts. B : Webster, a l. , 4igh 20,000 bales. of whieh opeculatore and exporters took d1 ,,,, th . e „ "Bailee:eye. ; C 1907 g 1':( ,- - - te.day. Murray, Nowe, and nasal° ; Mrs. L. S. Buckuisham an , rs, opening the garden at Sydenham upon Sund .ye a god- i with regard to the magistretes' powers in web case% Majesty yesterday :-TheTrifieo and Prinetese f a h - , less project of deeecration to the LORD'S Day and We are much obliged to him for it: We attall not lithe Lengenberg, the it l',isiesss Adellido an . o d P e r " h e ic n e - 29 % % % Stirling. ~ i , el th about hail. Tne market was firm. Railway Shares After which (last time at . prescnt), the succes,. , ful Farce of BOX . Y's tll r - ti 7- Hermann of Fiohenlohe, i court ain ee, COLOR e t Arnb., Not,, Bost. &E. it would seem that the fanatical cry of a little clique fail to keep a sharp look out in future upon the use et . ere steady and active in the morning, but declined June. B v ir ali N e V y olv :.. and s r i § i it p p u d d r . 100 e oeid 29 to 29% and CON, MARRIED and SE ['FLED. Hon. C. B. Phipps, aud Lieutenant-Oolonel Bormenn, 6% ' To e,ozelude with the new Farce of THE WOMAN I ADORE, 0 , t religionists has frightened into concession the which magistrates make of their summary powers in Belgian service. slightly before the close of buninese. 1 Noble Earl the leader of her MAJESTY'S Govern- cases of assault. "He had seen it stated that the ut- ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. The Queen and Prince, with the Prince and Princess In the statement of the Bank of England aecounts, ment. Even now we cannot credit any such amaz- most amount of punishment that c o uld he infli c ted f o r of atobenlohe Langenburg, drove out in an open car- made up for the week to the 23d instant, the changes Under the Management of Madame Vestris. THIS EVENING, Oct. 30, ingly preposterous act of pusillanimity. Bigotry the most brutal assault, was imprisonment for two riage , Testerday afternoeu, attended by the Countess of upon comparisoa with the previous return are nume- Ditto, Chest. & Birk., - Will be performed (second time this season) ANYTHING FOR A ide thus rou h-shod months, or a fine not exceeding 51" Not in r• • le• M Desert, the Hon. Flora Macdonald, and the Hon. Caro- roes and separately of rather large amount. The 501.& 25/ Cens.,all pd. 21% -22 • .thirellE. Margaret, Miss Kate Hickson (her second appearance cannot surely be allowed to r g • gt line Cavendish. Lord Charles Fitzroy and Lieutenant- payment of the cuarterly charges and dividends, Ditto, 201. ... 18 1 4 pd. 3- 2% dis. •,' pnblic); Swappington, Mr. Charles Mathews. over the councils of the DERBY Administration. ADAMS says, is more untrue than this statement. Colonel F. H. Seymour were in atter:deuce on horse- Brist. & Exet,,loo/. pd. 101 - 103 Atter which, TAKING BY STORM. however, was still in force, and will explain pretty To he loliowei by TIIE GOLDEN FLEECE. Jason, Miss Julia ------------,-----------• According to him, the magistrate has power to inflict back. . well the alterations that occurred. The circulation Caledonian _lOO/. pd. 54 - 5414 541 31 4% Chest. & Holvle,allpd. 24% - 25% 25 4% 5% . st. George; Medea, Madame Vestris. a three months' imprisonment, or a fine of 61. ; or, i - f Prince Albert, accompanied by Prince Hermann or was not brought, because the bullion Was in requisi- B C 1 i oa r t k s . 3 , 3 L I a . 6 n 2 . : 8 8 sd 21 , 8. di. ept d. , 6 160 : -- 6 1 6 ; eis. . rk & Bandon, all pd 17 -18 17% % To conclude with A HOUSE OUT OF WINDOWS. Characters he thinks the case deserves severer punishment, he Hohenlohe attended b 1 I lln II Ch 1 G , y tele one t e on. ar es rey 0 Messrs. Roxby and Baker ; Mra. Macnarcara and Miss Mar- The first annual general meeting of the Anglo 10D, u we imagine t at very itt e o t e aster was ' D b&B IfJ t 45/ d • - u.. e c .P • 5 - 4 doe 40% . tiudale. Californian o - and Lieutenant-Colonot F. H.Seymour, went to London t. b exported, since tbe aerivals would have more • • h l• 1 fhlt Daiwa &hn eds., all pd. ... - ... G ld Mining Company was held y ester has ower to send the case than counterbalanced the - shipments that have been J c Dundee, Perth, & Aber- Sole Agent for the Private Boxes, Mr. W. Allcroft, 15, New day at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. 1 3 to a tribunal, where a jury this morning by a special train of the South-Western would intervene between the Judge and the accused. Railway- Bond-street. made whether to the Continent or Indir, and the deen unc. ... a , pd. 8 _ 9 , - The proceedings were of the most satisfactory cha- We remember the statement he alludes to in one of racter : the assembled shareholders appearing fully Prince Albert arrived at half-past ten o'clock, yester- Bank having very little silver left obviously could East Anglian (251. L. & - 7 - . THEATRE ROYAL, ADELI'HI. a the very ablest of our weekly contemporaries, and if day m orning, at the New Palace of Westminster, attended not have contributed towards the sums remitted to Ditto, New ... all pd. . . . Open for the Season. convinced of the meritorious conduct of the Directors ; E. and L.& D.) all pd. 4% - 5 Proprietor, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. and thoroughly appreciating the zeal, energy, and Serjeant ADAMS' remarks have any pertinency in re. by Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey, and Lieut.-Colonel Calcutta. The alteration in the account were as fol- THIS EVENING lation to it, he means that the magistrate has the . F. H. Seymour. lows:-- E D o o s ( t. l c B/ o . u E n . t t a H . ..) . a l p p d d . , 1 3 2 -.._ 1 3 2 v z 12% % % % d ability displayed in the management of their concerns Eastern Union, class A Th • celebrated Drama of THE GREEN BUSHES. or a Hundre His Royal Highness presided at a meeting of the sur- m r ; A ..o.eit .Sstle... .34,736,230 late E. U. shrs., all pd.' 9% - 10 l'ears Ago, by Madame Celeste, Miss Woolgar, Messrs. Honey, by the party in office. The prospects were indeed of Power, in every case, of inflicting the imprisonment plus committee of the Royal Commiasion for the Exhi- Decrease Peal Bedford, Emery, 8;c. the most cheering and auspicious description, exciting and refusing Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ..„ To conclude with the Historical Drama of JACK SHEPPARD. the fine. We had thought, with our con- bition of 1851. The other members of the committee R est Jack, Mrs. Keeley ; Blueskin, Mr. Paul Bedford. a reasonable anticipation of an early dividend. The he Earl of Derb the Rieht Hon. Henr Increase 2,701 East Lancashire ...all p 7- 81 80 79% . temporary, that he had this discretion only in the present were t . . . y, . e y Labouchere, Sir Wllham Cubitt, Sir Charles L. East- Pablio Deposits time that has already elapsed has not been misapplied. case of attacks on policemen or constables. Serjeant • k a. ee klexand S M C la e, ir e er pearman, r. oulson, and Mr. Decrease It has enabled SIB HENRY VERB HUNTLEY, and his ADAMS ought to know, and if he be right, we hope Bowring (secretary.) ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD -STREET. Under the Management oi Mr. C. Kean. Other Deposits 13,670,230 Edinb. & Glae.,loo7.pd 76 -77 THIS EVENING efficient coadjutors, to encounter successfully the that every wealthy offender, to whom 51. for revenge At 12 o'clock a meeting of the Royal Commission for Increase... .. the Exhibition of 1851, was held in the New Palace of Glas. & S.-West.,looLp ... - ... tied ANNE BLAKE. Prin. difficulties by which they were embarrassed in the is nothing at all, will prepare himself for the fate of 7 Day other Bills 1,442,560 Westminster, Prince Albert presiding. The other ~,,a Great Nor thn.,looL pd 82% - 83% 83 2 asta, by Westland Marston, Esq., nll - be performed (third time) : new and original Play, in five Decrease r eieal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, ter ; Mrs. Winstanlee, • W. Lac . y, Addison, and Ches- Mrs Daly, and Mrs. 1.. Kean. earlier stages of their proceedings-to apply the resources at their disposal in the most beneficial Capt. FITZROY SOMERSET. We think, indeed, that when persons who profess to be gentlemen, condescend Royal Commissioners present were the Duke of Buc to clench, the Earl. of Derbee Tr-rd John Russell, the Government Sec ' ' 1 ' Other Securities unties, no a teration -11,179,558 Do. % B Stock,loo/. p 117 - 119 120 18 GL S. AW. Ireld., all p 511 - 52% 52 I% W ht, J. Vining, Addison, Chester, Right Hon. Henry Latiguckere, Sir Alexander Spear- Decrease To conclude with the Comedy of , S I NVECT HE ARTS AND WIVES. Principal characters by Messrs. and Cathcart ; way , Murray, LeCa g erq, Daly, and Mrs. Daly. manner ; and, finally, to place the important under- commit personal violence, they ought in every case to man, Sir Jamas W. ;Hogg, Bart., M.P., Sir Richard Notes 96% % 7 Westmacott, Sir Charles L. Eastlake, Sir William Cu- 11,576,015 Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 81 -86 taking on the most substantial foundation. Even at receive double measure. In no case, at least, should an i ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. assault by gentlemen of this quality, escape with less bitt, Sir Charles Burt?, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Couleon, Mr. Bullion Increase the last moment, and after the publication of the re- Active Circulation - 88% 88% 7 1 / 8 B:tie k p ro prietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. l LAST NIGHT or the Equestrian Season, during which o'l the talents o f t i le Circle will be produced. Likewise the Brothers port to which we alluded in our leading article of than the three months' imprisonment. This was not I C I . W k .. Dite ; Sr. Ty . , Gibson, Mr. John Gott, Mr. op ins, . imp, t . John Shepherd, and Mr. Decrease . 426,143 Do., Fifths ......15 pd 3% -27 d dis. 23,160,215 Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11%p 2% - 2 dis. the only case of the kind which the Sergeant had to Robert Stephenson. I- Edgar Bowring, secretary to 3eigrist in their Double Performance on La Perche and the Trapez. Wednesday, additional and very gratifying intelligence Decrease - 17% 17% 17% N, 3 / 4 ' on atoll DAY, Nov.l, the Dramatic Season w"11 commence with came to hand, which was laid before the shareholders, deal with. Two policemen had apprehended a fellow the Royal Commission.' tended: . Dr. Lyon Playfair The amount of notes circulated by all the banks of Liv.Crsby &Sthpt. all p ... - ... an entirely new gorgeous SPECTACLE, which has been some time in named PIZIHAY, in a beer-shop, at Heston. Walking was in attend ' -ad meeting ,broke up at four Lond. & Bleckw., all pd 8% -8 y o 8% e. p operation, and wilt be placei on the Stage, regardless of expense, in the shape of a supplementary report. It was a the United Kingdom d ' h f kt th urmg t a our wee s o e London, Tilbury, and :neer the exclusive direction of Mr. W. West, stage Manager. further dispatch from Siell..Y. HUNTLEY, dated so along the Grand Junction Canal, Fuzzy tetimped in o'clock, whoa ' ert, attended by Colonel the o . 2nd of October inst., contrasted with the 4th Septem- Southend , a Hon. ic. Greer ' 7,. Br S Ift Bpdl%-. 2% p I ' DoOrS open at Half-past Six o'clock; Box-oflice open from Eleven to - tO esca e • the olicemen took to the wattkr too an • -a- - • q mour, e ber last, was as under :- Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 105% - 1061 1 105 e G e. , ' e. to Four daily. recently as the 15th Sepambir list, and announcing 1 3 , 1 3 t e" on 10 return e e- a - one of them, a good swimmer, soon collared the fugt- Bank of England 21,943,981 ... Deo. ..t 837,117 ; Lon. & N.West.,loo/ p 124 - 1241- 123% 23( 4 3 / 4 4 the completion of the purchase of the Dicksburg pro- '-, - Private do. 3,536,001 ... Ina. ... 129,369 Do. Fifths 12/ pa 3% - 4 D . , PORTRAITS per . ty It will be in the recollection of our readers, that, in the first instance, the contract was only pro- le hastenin their risoner alon four of Mr. Rose and aILI 0 'roundel' Gilbert from British tive. Whi g p g, ~.. . , . . .. .. . . his brother brickmakers aided bv a number of other t-juitina, had an ' - terday, at ' . Joint Stook do 2 933 097 ... interview with Sir John Pakington yes- • • , the Colonial-office. Soatch Banks ___ ••., „ ... 168,653 3,443,061 ... „ ... 108,863 107 M&By • / ' Do. ~ ..3 1 p . 1% _ 1% p Lon. & S.-West. 1 0/. p 94 _95 Do. New 50L, 42% pd 2 t • • h- 2% do. t t ,'' 93% w 4% persons, by whom the neighbourhood had been much Irish Ditto ... 4,875,706 ... ~ ... 367,005 OF visional. Sir HENRY having very judiciously, and A deputation, consisting of Mr. John Masterman, M.P., Do. New 401. 341. pd 3 - 2 dis. • disquieted, forced the policemen and prisoners into Sir James Duke, Bart. M.P. Mr. W. Cubitt M.P. Mr. The result is an aggregate circulation of 28,418,079/. Lor & Enrisldl , all pd 22 -23 22 WELLINGTON AND SOULT) with the same prudence that characterized all his . . G. Brooke Mr. J. S' N Id' ' m j ' m ' m in En land and of 36 736 846/. in the United Kin - Man.Shef. & Lin the North Star public-house, under pretence of their , . o writt, r. ohn ay, r. g , , , g •, 100 /P 32 -33 32% % P oceedings stipulated that a portion of the purchase- Thomas Smith Mr A Das enes r hn urnman dom• Com ared wi h he m time last ear viz , . . v ,M. Jo S , p t t sa e y , .• Do. Manch. &Lincoln WITU MEMOIRS A.ND .FAC-SIMILE4 OF THEIR HA.ND- - r ' needing some beer ; they had scarcely got out of the Union 9'. 2s. pd gti - 3 di s . money should be retained until the solicitor of tbe and Mr. Hughes, had an interview with the Right Hon. to Oat. 4, there is an increase of 4,168,8851. These • WRITINGS. house again, when the constables were struck,. and J. W. Henley yesterday at the Board of Trade relative figures re . . . . . Midland 100/ pd 79 _ 791 present an amount ot cominerciet activity IA 78% 9 1 4 Company at San Francisco had fully investigated, ..,,o. Bir. & Derby 100/. 43 -45 45 A PORTRAIT OF and finally approved of the title. This was a very one of them pushed into a black muddy ditch, almost to the free admission of Ostend and other foreign rabbits, that cannot but be oratif ing b Y • Mid. GLIVt. (Ire.) 47% .„ - m THE DUKE OF WELLIN GT ON necessary precaution, considering the great uncer- hkd h ldh b ,* but for a com eo e , per aps wou ave een so . and for the greater expedition of their delivery. Mr. R. G. M'Donnell C B th 1' •-G , .., e tutu overnor of The transactions in Foreign Bills of Exchange Do. te Shares, 17% pd Newcas. & Carl, all pd _ passionate bystandar, who took the mud out of his . . - were yesterday afternoon at rather less favourable • - ••• St. Vincent had tainty of tenure that had prevailed but a short time . , yesterday ea intervaew with Sir John e d Newmarket _lOO/. pd 43 -50 TOGETHER WITH mouth ; and, added to ell this, there was the usual Pakington. rates for bu N . D ' • yers. inety ays pper was negoclate Newport, Abergayen., THE MOST previously. Everything, however, had proved fa- . . _ . complement of stamping on them while down, kiok- ~• at 25, 37f to 40 on Paris, 11, 19; to ;on Amster- and Hereford 14/ pd 3y 2%dis. Mr. Joseph Bentley had an interview with the Riga; , •-• 4 - vourable, and the agreement was finally ratified. clam, 13, 74t to Bon Hamburgh, 120; to lon Frank- Nem ty & Ennisk 7% Hon. J. W. Henley at the Board of Trade yesterday. . p 3% _. 3% SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT ing biting and the like. The ringleader, who seems fort, and 11, 44 to 48 on Trieste. Norfoik 100/. pd 48 -50 49 49% In addition to the pleasing reports already re- ' ' ....... EVER TAKEN, to have taken encouragement from having got off The exports of the precious metals from London Do. New 20/. 20/. p 6% - ceived and noticed, Sir HENRY HUNTLEY states, A Cabinet Council wes held yesterday afternoon, at N h C U ••• l 7 ort . oun. n. 3 And ... - ... d; s . 13Y W YON, that the whole property had been examined by Capt. w-- ith onl two months' im risonment for an assault on the • Y P Foreign-office, Downing-street. The ministers nre- . direct, during the week to Thursda last were 8 100 9 9 f North British -100/ p3B -39 38% 8 % - ounces of silver, and 11,990 ounces of gold. ntenced to six months' sent were•-The Farl of Dab the Lord Chancellor the police in April last, was se . , y, , Nth. Devor,No.l, 1 8LP 6Y e -6% di& 6% FOR WHIC H THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES, Davies-a gentleman of great intelligence, with forty the Earl of LOnSdale, the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr. Stooks ere improving, but there is very little doing. D o ., No. 2 6% pd .„ -.. imprisonment the others to three and two months, all IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, years' mining experience in three different nations,- ' . . Secrete, y Walpole the Earl of Malreesbury, Sir John Consols are 1001 i for transfer and account. The Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2% i dd with hard 11 d labour. If our magist i rar wi f procee f AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, and the quartz of every lode tried, and that " each Pakington, the Cllncellor of the Exchequer, the Duke New Three and a-Quarter per Cents. Hire been 103; Do., %B, guee. 5/. pd t 3 . A . 7.... 14 di st thus in all cases, we shall but ra e r y l ear o cases o • of Northumberland, the Right Hoe. J. W. Henley, the 1 ; and the Three per Cent. Reduced 991 ; Bank Ner Stafforn, 17 -ii P 4% - 4led die. 13 PRICE SIXPENCE. trial gave a satisfactory result, and some of them N h-Westera...e'l pd ... - this kind. We can conceive of itt eor no danger Earl of Hardwicke the Right Hon J C ferries and Stock is ver firm at 22 y 34- to 224 ; East India Bonds N. & d.rw. June. 8% p 3% _ ..ilhp Ban Office, Oct. 30, 1852. were extremely rich." It was, therefore, by no from over severity in cases of unprovoked assault, - Lo d h M ' ' - •* * * ' d r Jo n anners. The council sat two hours an a are 84i. ; end India Stoek is at 274 to 275 ; Exche- Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100/. p 47% - 48% • 48 means surprising, that the shareholders should have . . half. quer Bills are 755. to 785. premium. Scottish Central 100/. p 87 -89 IP hich ca ture b a policeman must be in almost 90 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. exhibited such perfect unanimity and gratification. w p y t Foreign Securities have been dull. Spanish 3 per Scottish Midld.,lool. p 57% _ e 9% every case. It is essentia y Ito our safet tbat an officer Shrews. er leir 1001 -.............p 68 _72 Ma DAT -3iorning 6 min. after 3 lEvenlng 18 min. after 3 Shareholders are, generally speaking, the most con- LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN Cents. bring 25 to I, eod the Certificate 31. The 5 Do. do. To-Mossow-Morning 34 ruin. after 3 i Evening 49 rem. after 3 should feat as secure as the law can make him while RAIL WAY-(THIS DAY.) par Cents. are better, being nominally 511 to 52. s & H - tented and complacent persons imaginable, so long as • hrew. er 87. p 1% - 1 1 4 dis. 6% 5 --...- e _______ carrying out the law. Anything short of this is - -a. Mexican are worth 241 to -I. Equador Stock is at 6. Shrewsbv. and Chester ea THE WEATHEB.--Bux OFFICE, Ocronen 30, everything is couleur de rose, and that there is tbe . . .. offering a premium to poitcemen to let a fighting . An adjourned special general meeting of the pro- The Turkish Loan is worth 41, rnd very dull. (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20 -21 THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. anticipation of a handsome dividend and a rising mar- . prtetors of the South-Western Railway was held this French 41 e3r Cents. are 104 75, with the Exchange Do. Halves all pd 10 - 10% I th . 1 captive escape, and aso to egm ty captured man to • Do. Oswestry all pd 15 -16 46-highest since noon yesterday. ket for shares. They would, indeed, be hard to morning at the offices, in York-road, Lambeth, for the at 25 25. Dutch 21 per Cents. are at 64 3 c• Shrop. Union -614 pd , 34 _ 3 d. 3 3/ ao-lowest this morning and during the night. please, if they refused their assent to a report in .Of late e • be as savage es he can y ars, the police have purpose of receiving the report of the Secretaries as Rail • way shares now the settlement is over are Do. A, B, C, & D fully eii 53-this day, at noon. manifested a most creditable disinclination to resort to the result of the poll which had been taken on tho gener 11 th 1 b f • • • d • a . yra er ewer, ut a e'r busmess is wog. pd. up at per cent. ... , m every respect so satisfactory, or to object to the con- resolution of the Directors for proceeding with the c . ILtaourrsz, 29.73. to violence themselves, and they ought to be well Dro- Minng shares Ore rising, except Ave Metle. South Devon all pd 22 -23 22 WIND W.-Fair. duct of Directors who had so eminently merited their . p - • Central Extension from Salisbury to Exeter. Mr. tected from the violence or others. The principle Chaplin, M.P., Chairman of the Board of Directors, South-Eastern 100 L pd 80% - 80 3 4 e 3 %80 atelaa-e.... thanks and gratitude. should be carrie d out by like severe punishments in occupied tbe che'r. The result was announced to be BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY. • South Wales all pd 41 - 41% DAILY WEATHER TABLE. It was not merely the assembled shareholders, how f brutal assaults on women or unsus ect- a every case o p ii 0 0w8:- fll (From the Officiel List.) S.York. & Rio. Drri 15/. 14 -15 Do. Do. 51. pd 4% - 5 ___,.......-... ever, who were contented. The proceedings had the VOTES. Business done. Stirl. & Durderrn. all p m - inz persons. If there are wretches who can abuse Bank Stock State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following effect of sending up the shares in the market, and we • In favour of the Ile-. Stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. _ their greater physical strength against the weaker, Proxies .. places at Nine o'clock on Friday morning.-The stations . • Taff Vale 1267. pd ::: _ ."' t t • 11 f rth r'm rovement, when the pro anticipa ea s i u e i p 3 per Cent. Consols Ann . - lood i Thames Haven Dock a re arraaged in order of latitude. it is a happiness to know that amongst Englishmen, Personal duce of the works already in operation shall arrive in --- 12,389 and Railway _l9/. pd 2% -2% IlAirmiS-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. even the vast majority of the lowest class will applaud Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 - Souwarrrow-Wind N.W., strong breeze-foggy. England, and a fairly-acquired and bonts-fide dividend __ condign punishment. A drunken man beating his Against the Fee- Ditto 30 years, Exp., Oct. 10, 1859 64 3-16 Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 13 - 13% Weeerfd. & Kilk. all pd 8% -8% 8% % , I.ozazeroiss-Wind W., light breeze-overcast. is in course of distribution. The report declares that . Proxies TunaainGE-Wind S.W., strong breeze-cloudless. wife, or even tbe unfortunate woman with whom he Personal GREENWICH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. when Mr. BAGGS' patent quartz.crushing apparatus . . lives, is denounced often more severely in the alley -- 12,610 Consols for Account looi # West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% - 10% West London ...all pd ... - ... 6wnrnow-S.E.,gentle breeze-partially cloudy. is in operation-the almost miraculous perform- . . -- Exchequer Bills. I%d. March June, in whtch he lives than in our Courts of Justice. We 1,000/. - 70% T 1 70# Cetcmurrea-S.W., gentle breeae-overcast. ance of which big astonighed the many sci- Majority against the Fice 221 78 5 77 " ° Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 714 . - 7 eis. Camsamens-W., gentle breeze-cloudy. hope that Sergeant ADAMS' reform in administering Thanks were afterwards voted to the chairmen, and 500/. YAnstouTH-Wind W., gentle breeze-overcast. full entifio gentlemen, by whom it was care y - the law will spread throughout the Bench. meeting, which was but thinly attended, sepeeatad. Small - Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 2% -2 % t!' e. - York &N. Mid.loo4pd 53;i:.... -54 . 63% % 4 _ The returns from the following places indicate the state of examined, they will be enabled to crush 150 tons of PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS. - _ PREFERENCE SHARES. the wind and weather on Thursday morning at nine quartz per diem-an estimate that will by no means -- - - - Equador Bonds o'er eck :- appear too high to the parties who have tested the THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF ST. PAIIL'S.-It iS a current report in the clubs that the Dean and Chapter CRYSTAL PALACE.-PROBABLE WITH- Mexican 3 per Cent ... Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all . _ Luaxauca-Wind 5.8., calm-partially cloudy. LIOLDING OF THE CHARTER. Russian 4IA per Cent. . 104% 4% Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 10 . d - rd 9 Marlexamte-Wind ICE., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. capabilities of this valuable invention. But if o . nly of S.. Paul's Cathedral have put in a claim trio have Serdinian Bonds. 5 per Cent. ......... . 9 7 3d Poota-Wind N.W.,gentle breeze-partially cloudy. one-third of that quantity, or 50 tons per diem the disposal of upwards of 5000 of the 10 000 seats which the Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent. t cathedral will furnish at the' national funeral of the Duke of We leaen from a source, on which we can rely, that Ditto New Deterred, 3 per Cent. - 103 102% CissznanGu-Wind N., gentle breeze-rain. wsre crushed, it would yield a profit of only 200 : Wellington! the Premier has changed his mind on the subject of the Spauish Corr Cert. Coup. not fielded 3 3 /4 Chea& Holyhd. all pd 18% -19 IleLrautt -Vrind N.E., hard wind - partially cloudy. Cork and Bandon, 5% LANCASTER-Wind W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. working days in the year of 320,0001., or nearly THE LONDON MILITIA.-Nofices were issued . yes- intended. eharter to the Crystal Palace Company. lIN Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1859 4IA % ... per cent. W army-1Y ind E.SE., storm-overcast. 400 per cent. on the capital of the company. No- terday by order of her Majesty's Commissioners of Lieuten- Lordship has, as we ere assured, been convinced by the French Rentes, 3 per Cent • 104 f 75c Ex. 25f 2oc Dundee, Per & 1% p %(1113. - % P ~ Aberd. Bate-Wind N., strong breeze--cloudy. thing in the ehape of speculation hitherto brought ancy for the city of London, " That the militia of the city of London is appointed to be trained and exercised (pursuant representations of- high legal authorities, that it is not competent for the Government to grant a charter. It Austrian Bonds, 3 per Cent., 10 Gu. IS ... 83% Dutch Excha., 2% per Cent., 12 Guil.... 64d Junction all pd 6- 6% . . _ Ang. (d/ 10s)6 pc. all 5% _3% . - out has yielded such golden results. We are living, to the several Acts of Parliament made on that behalf) for appears that there is an Act of Parliament, which vies Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates -3% TO CORRESPONDENTS. da sto ether to commence on Monde next the Ist da assed 'n th 2 however, in strange, eventful times, and matters that 21 y g , . 9 , .. y P i e Ist year of the reign of George the - Do. (7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p . - m of November, and that all men belonging to t ' We cannot undertake to return rejected communica- he said militia Third, which expressly declares it illegal to receive TWO O'CLOCK. Eastern Counties Ex d .. are now of constant and daily occurrence would, some are hereby required to assemble at the head- uarters of the Clone. • n . Royal London Militia Regiment in Oliver's-yard City-road q money on the Sunday for entering any place of public Consols ~, •• •.. •• • 100% I % sp. c., No. 1 _all pd 1% -2 p Pir , few years since, have been regarded as utterly i . . . , , amusement, which, it is said, the Crystal Palace will, to leitro Account. Nov. 11 ... ... 100% th Do. No. 2 all pd led - 1 ti r ' p • . in the county of Middlesex, at 12 o'clock in the morning of • Inn. Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 1•4•• - 15% 15 . , credible. When: however, we find the rude labourer, th d•d tlb' d ' e same ay ,on every man no a oaring un er en)? in- all intents and purposes, be. It is therefore confident] , . , y Monday being the Ist of' November, the Stock Ex- , , Eastern Union Serip - - ,- fi ' ile 14'. ' without experience, machinery, or even instruments firmity ineapacitting him, who shall not appear at dile time stated that Lord D b ' er y, instead of grantng the charter change will be closed, by order of the committee. Guar. 6 per et....a1l p 17 _ d p, e 17% l e d 11 t 4 ,4, •"i .. 4 - 4 - , 1.7 , . ~," ' ' .'''' ' - ''. '• • ' ' 1- - a of the most ordinary description, realizing many an l d l place l d . foresee], will be deemed a deserter, and incnr the on his own responsi dd b 1 • • allow the matter to be ref bility, es originally intended, will ' - e . Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... re . ... de never p . - e - edi j k „ , d. : di re ''' .'' '''' ' ''''s '' s ? . .' .. . ' ''''' eV see .- ' . - N k.„..'N- •,, ,. .7",,,,`.:"..0 pounds sterling per diem, what may be rnti- X fa pena ties provi e y aw in such a case. (20/. or six months' hard labour in prison, is the penalty.) The diihrent erred to the legislature, which could orly ba in a position '3 grant a charter by first number of volunteers without any difficulty, and the regiment feteed.-Afonning Advatiser. MARKET NEWS-(T.HIS DAY.) --. 0 ..-. East Lancashire, 6 per et. Quer. Sbes. all pd ~ s ::.-- "••` 7 - e dstrialsW4t e - 7- 1 - 7 d ''''''''.: L e''' '' :" ' d f th mbined skill and activity, coupled wards and p ar i s hes o f th e c ity ha v e provided their respective repealing the Act of Parliament to which we have re • East & West Yorkshire e ,„ Kdddedd . .. ...:„„ ~..",!, A.. • .1.: . :,,,,;* ",, . . t etc „, cipate rom eco COVENT GARDEN. - with everything that could be desired, to enable them is complete (600 men). Next week the ireieing and exer- We had a fair demand for most kinds of Vegetables, at 5th5...a1l d Junction, p ... .... ... Edin., Per. &Dun. 5% ree fully to develop the capabilities of the auriferous cising of the new regiments of vnlunteers will be generel fully last week's prices, in Fruit -the show of which wrs good-comparative little business wrs doing. per cent. all pd 3 .... 3% . throughout the whole of the counties of England and Wales ea iilliik, soil ? It is impossible to affix a limit to that which that came under the New Militia Act of last session. LONDON DOCK COMPANY. FRuIT.-Pine Apples, 3s 6d to 6s Od ; Hot-house Grapes, Glas.& S.W. gua. 5 p.e, ... ...., ... li vt‘ trienlen t I %'°t*, Ult. may be obtained under such circumetances. AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH OF A CUSTOIII•HOUSE 4 0.- 2s Od to ds • Hamburgh ditto, 2s Od to 2s 6d per le; Peaches, Gt. Not do. sp. c.loopd 125 - 127 127 $ A special general meeting of proprietors has been held los Od to l'os Od; Nectarines, 3s Od to es Od ; - se - .gs, i s ed to Do. 5p c. rad. sc. 100 p ... - ••• 112 • OFTICM-Yesterday evening Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, Great South. & West. ed at the comprny's house, New Bank-buildings, I,3thbu7y - 9 6d per dozen ; Apples, dessert, 4s Od * ) 7s Od; Cooking - held an inquest at the London Hospitel, on view of the body ' ditto 38 Od to 63 Od per bushel ; Peen- 23 Od to 8 Od (Ireland) Bths all pd 9 _ 9% LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1852. The remonstrances, in which we joined with the of Mr.. Edward Cleaver, aged 42 years, who died under the followeig circumstances :-Joseph Lenny Hobson, of No. 3, - " for the purpose of considming t'ae expediency of con- • structing an additional river entrance t 3 the London 11 " 6 0 % Melons. 2s Od to 53 Od each ; Lem'ons, ls Od Us) 2s it: d : GL West. (Berke &H. ' new ranges, is 6d to 2s Od per dozen • Filberts, 8d to ls Od Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %_ 1 p rest of the press, against leniency to zuffianism, have Portland-place, Bethnal-green, depcsed that the deceased Docks and other works connected "berewi'h ; elso of ' -o- 5 per lb ; Cobnuts, 75- to Eos per 100Ibs. Gt.W. fixed 4% 100 L p 109 - 110 110 application t s Pa 1' Lancashire and York- So-the Crystal Palace Charter, after all, is not te not been altogether unheeded. Mr. Sergeent ADAMS, I , o 'fi o s ek a s C an u d sto re m si -I d t e o d us a e t r o ce l a s e a m u p r l i o a y n e .t d 3 i in ac t e he D C a iemmercial making _ or ~ ..l t . r lament for the nceessar9 VEGETABLES.-Cabbages, 6d to 1 3 'per doz.; French be granted by her MAJESTY'S Government. The Assistant-Judge at the Middlesex Sessions, 'lei both Tnursday anernoon last, while deceascd a-I'i wit s n to es n s . w O erne r ti ow tn e e rs c f nair. in ^pose, and other attain.," Me. Cattley Beans, 2s Od to 2s 6d ; Brussels Sprouts, is 6d to 2s per half shire, F. 207. ...67, pd % di e . - par sieve ; Cauliflowers, 6d to 2s 6d per dozen ; Greens, Is Od to Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100 L p 151 _ 154 156 Prime Minister of England hes " knuckled down "- alluded to them and acted upon them. We are told proceeding along the Cambridge-heath-road, on their way Tho bECRETARY rep 1 th e repo t e whtch Bested tam 2s Od per dozen bunches ; Tomatoes, 4s Od to 5s Od per h a lf Leeds Northerr, 6 per . _ ... save the mark I-to the Sabbatarians! After this that in Kentucky, parties going to a bell or even;ng i h n om a e s , ta t t h e e of t i ce se a r se 3 d ib s d u it d y denW it e n n es f a or c w a lr e d d c f ) o n r t as h s e is t i a n yement the entzene3 to the London Dock, from the river at sieve ; Potatoes, 70s Od to 13es per ton ; Turnips, 2s Od to c . _ent. No. 1 13/. pd ... - ... the public confidence cannot but be severely shaken party, equip themselves with der . ly wear ons, leave had him removed inte the surgery of Mr. Shaw, who e a n d d . n S f had he we A ll c , t w 9 as G c e ons l tr y ncted ia 1829 (under the authority , 2 . 5 , 6 t d o ; 6( a. e r a r n o h ts . , V eg 6 e d ta t i l4; la p rr er o d w oz 6 ez , l 'u to inc i he i Cu e cu d m o bers, u Lon o do t t rs. is lB lrie •• . •9 g L u l a ' r d ::. - ... in regard even to the most solemn pledges of the them in the ante-room, and cell for them regularly as minirdered n reforatives; but the deceased remainiog un- eve t ry pnr . pose th ch en co”n e t atput* l ia l t e n , i ) was fly sifffidient f i l 4(1 Celery, 9d to ls 3d per bundle; Sp' lach, s ls Od P t r o 2szepne; 5 per cent. -lOU pd e . - m DERBY Administration. It is argued now that the they leave, just as we might for walking-sticks, coat?, l is o n sp sd it io s u l, s, an t d de s o u e rg e o t li e r x ec p c ir m e r o n a d e l. /. a h w is ay con j i e t y h an er c i e n t a o o t s h b e with sest a y he brought so hi P gh up t.li v e e r e i c y % r s , w w h e t r c e li r e c a o d r i i y sieve ; Onions, 2s to lc r i ls t Od Q( p t er bunch ; Beet, Is Od to ls 6d Do.P c r.s p 5 c St l k. 100/. dr - ee Cabinet could not legally assume to itself the respon. or umbrellee ; and we had been almost on the point of The deceased wrs perfectly sober rnd in hie mat healtb. adnoitn. i into d the dock-they c Adorn, however, exceeded p G e f i t • r ire 6 n d ; J o , e B e c i ase lo ; Endi'L , r i l s T e l l; ;I p a e ll r o l ls o , ie d t B a d i ; U i Do: IsI P .G . e. gp C 8 1 5 0 2 0 t p l ..... -..._ .... sibility of granting the charter to the Crystal Palace recommending Messrs. Nicaoas, DOUDNEY, MoSES P 1 j s " i e n e - s c i iii v n e s r tab a l n e d 9 a o w K at s o ttet t h t n e s t I d l6l e foun d el , 9/. in gold and 800 tons bur en . and 180 fdet in length. It has now La- Salad, 2d to 3d per punnet ; Horseradish, ls to 3s per liandle ; Lon. & N.-W. (C3v. & pockets. De- come the prep 'co to bu•ld, for the East India and Mushrooms 9d to 15 3d per pottle ; Artichokee, 43 Od to Gs Mead.) sp. c. 100/. pd ... - ... sultin the Im rial Le is. and Sow and the trade enerall to rooure and Company, without first con g pe g , g Yt P cecsed exeired soon after the eat) left Mr. shaw's residence, America trades, ships of nearly double this registered per dozen , Parsley, 2s to 35 ed per dozen bunches. Ln.& S.W. C0.3d5.5/4 8% -4% P . lature. In other words, there is the Act of Perlis- advertise, as articles of dress for winter use at least, There were nd marks of violence on the deceased, except- tonnage, end exceeding 250 feet In lensed], which conse- NEWGATE AND LE .• DENHA li,L, Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13% -14 ing a few brr f the reign of King a " splendid assortment of COLT'S revolvers, double. •ses caused by a fall on the ground. Mr. quently cannot prudently be admitted at an of th Geese, 3s 6d to 6s Od; Turkeyr, 3s to 7s each ; Ducks, Man., Shoff., & Linen. ment, passed in the 21st year o Samuel Birch. the houre-sergeon, said the deceased wrs ad- y _ e e k x ; Is 6d to 2s 6d ; tame Rabbit:, 12d to ls 6d ; wild Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 9 -10 is. ing entranced With regard to tho b ell d it 1 b • kit' GEORGE 111., which must require first of all to be arr e pso s, owie tves, and life preseivers." iiitted on Thursday afternood gene dead. Witness had propose I s±ror ' ditto, 8d to Is; Pigeons, 43 to 8d each ; roasting Pigs. Do. New, 1G1....a1l pd 11j e - 12 1 ,4 11 7 s 12 the particular site for the new entr p . . duce /3 admirably k a reason such as We begin, however, to hope that our police rate will since made a post-mortem examination of the body, and found d d f h • 4s 6d to 7s each ; Surrey Fowls 43 6d to Els Od • deed Do. 6L 3/. pd s e e -- d o p formally abrogated. Is this, we as , ffi a large quantity of blood end serum effused into the sill , a apte or t e purpose: i 3 situation is immediately on Lidckens, 3s Od to 4s Od ; bren• iis'or Fowls, 2s 6d t'o 5s Od Maryport and Carlisle, Surely the Earl 8U ce, and we would certainly rather pay tbat, and should be advanced by Statesmen ? . . . f stance ot the lungs, which had interiapted the respiration, the deep water ot 'he Thames; it Fe washed by the p.d . cou ple ; Pheasants, 3s Od to 4s Od ; Partridges, ls Od to 4 per cent all pd %dis. - X p de himself acquainted even increase it, i necessary, than be at the expense and caused death VOif suddenly. The death wes quite na- direct course of the flood end ebb streams of the liver, i s 6d • Hares, 2s 3d to 2s 9d ; Leverets, 2s Od to 3s Ocl ; Doe 4% per ct. 6% p Vidin. - x p of Dzitur ought to have ma tund, from re attack of while dt the Beene time it is well embayed, and the works t e of the above-mentioned articles. The most savage and ap . oplexy. The coroner remarked Woodcocks, 2s Od to 3s Od ; Grouse 2s Od to 2a 6d ; Mid.iton. 6p c St. 100/. ... ...... with the existence or non-existence of such an enac on•the case, after which the jury reunited a verd:ct of-D' d requisite te mske it aveileble will not ite f ' h le • - h • ~_n -r el'? wit- the Snipes, 9d to Is ; Teal, 6d to 10d ; wild Duel-s, ls 3d to Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., ton assaults had of late been so gently dealt with, by the visitation of GO. repare for the wan tidal currents or tee oellveotenoe ot tee general traffic on is 'Jd ; Widgeons, 9d to ls 3d ; and Plovers, 4d to 9d eacle 6 per cent... 1007. pd 148 - 150 nient as that, before he ventured to p . that miscreants, with full or with empty pockets, had GREAT WESTERN RAILw A L-W9 understand, the river. The whole may be comple:ed in a substantial E ng lish Eggs, Os Od to 10s Od ; French ditto, 73 Od to Do. Ercwash Vtd, all p par -1 P ssary disa - public mind a really grievous and unnece p felt pretty sure of escaping with a fine, which was no upon undoubted authority, that on and Etter the Ist Nov. menner, including the peechrre of the rs u* ' , 8a Od per 120 ; Fresh Butter, 10d to ls Id per lb. q ired premises, Do. Leic. &Swanning. ;ointment. It is not acting wisely with regard to next the tariff of fares by tlel railway witl be reduced • for a sum of 500 000' Th WIIITECHAPEL. 8 per c. Guee. 100 L p ... - ... alty to them, or with a slight imprisonment, which, , o repot.: was adopted; after • pen accordance with the provisions of th B' ' ' in . . D o re Pref., 4# p.c. 5/. p p ar -% p the reputation of his Government. It is not acting • Oxford Railwa Amend A to those accustomed to it, was nearly a matter of in- . d p .3 7 e irmuogham and which a resolution wr • paraed, authorising the directors Beef from 2s 2d to 33 4d ; Mutton, 2s 6d to 45 Od; ment ct. The fares between this t k l . ' P r . • ' omee ca app %cation to ar ament in the ensuuig Veal, 2s 10d to 3s 10d ; and Pork, 2s 8d to 3s 10d per 81b& N rfolk Eaten all pd 22% - 23% with the deliberate precision and sedate self-collected - . difference. We have thought that for all cases of city an addington will, we believe, b 3 as fll press Trains, Ist etas. 26e le • l • ws • -Fx o o . , session for the tor eessary powers to carry into effect the BILL INGSjATE. Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6 Do. W.Val. b p.c all p 1%, - 2 5% ness which we had anticipated from the Noble Lord . especially when unprovoked, the Ma- . . . -, -.,inum of 30s. ; 2nd class 18s. 3d. in heu of 25s Ord' brutal violence, l' , f 27 2 - mary Trains : Ist class, 20s 10d.' proposed new works, and r d so for authority to raise a Turbots, 4s Od to 10a Od ; Brills, Is Od to 5s Od; Cod Fish, North British 100/. pd 103 - 102 ISO 1 on his being first summoned to conduct the affairs of l hve the discretion allowed in . leu o s. ; nd class, 15s. Bd., in lieu of 18s. 6d. • The' sum of money for such purposes, not exceecheg 500,000/. 28 Od to 78 Od each ; Soles, 4d to 2s ed per pair ; Eels, 8d North Stafford ed pd ... - m the country by the voice of his SOVEREIGN. We te should not on y a gistra . . b third class fares will remain as at presert. We further This closed the business of' the meeting. to II d per lb ; Lobsters, 6d to 2s 6d ; Crabs, 8d to 2s dd ; Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 151 ut be even required to understand that the directors, with a 'se t h Whitings, 2s Od to 55 Od per dozen ; Haddocks, 6d to IEI Oti ; 6 per cent...lool.l)e ... - ... him of ordering a flogging, iew o 1 e g:eater looked for something better than this at the hands of --- - accommodation of the public, and more particularly those in - Doreys, ls Od to 7s Od ; Mullets, Gd to Is each ; Common Ditto ditto ... 6/. pd 21 -2% p Its at the excessive AO distinguished an Administrator. It appears, then, one. Public humanity revo inflict . d. the humbler classes of life, have made arrangements for VICTORIA LONDON DOCKS. Oysters, 123 Od to 205 Od ; Natives, l',G Od to 40s Od per Shrews. & Bin N.G. ell 11%, - 11% tery floggings which once isgraced the army, p u tti n g o n an e d am train to carry Ist, 2nd, and 3rd eless bushel ; Mackerel, 8d to 10d each ; Smelts, ls Od per dozen; Shrew s. & Ches. (N.W. that the country has been mistaken in Lord DERBY, rnili--- ' • passengers.-Beistol Mercury. -.---.-....--. le . h h 1 • h kless way in wic suc a crue punts - Scate, 4d to 6d per lb; Prawns, ls 6d to 2s Od per lb ; Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -18 and that the once-chivalrous STANLEY is prepared at and at the rec . b d. WHITTINGTON CLOD CONOeltxs.-The fi rs t o e a An extraordinery meeting of the victoria L on d on shrimps, ls 6d to 28 Od per gallon ; and Bloaters, ls Od to Do. 5 per cent.lo/ pd •74, - 114 p . this moment to truckle in the most obsequious manner ment was inflicted. A trivial charge by aMI or mate an otherwise decent soldier . series of concehts to tdke place at this institution was given on Thursday evening. Ihe general programme announces instra- Dock Company aas held yesterday at the London ls 4d per dosen. Tavern, Bishopsgatrestreen The chair was taken (in BREAD. South Devon :II pd 15% e - 16 Do. New 1% pd % dis. - par to the wishes of a few petulant and rejudi officer could bring upon p ced Sab- . mental performers on the violin, violence] The prices of Wheaten Bread in the metropolis are from f unishments. Humanity to 10, (lute, and con- the absence ot Mr. J. P. Heywood, chairman of the St.-Est. (Reading An batarians. We lament a circumstance BO derogatory this most degrading o p h „ rt i pi i b u t on Thui d iday the only instrument brought into board) by Mr. C. Morrisor The object of the meet- 6 Seel to 7d ;of Household ditto, 5d to 6d per 41b leaf. nuities)...l a Os. 6d pd 26 -26 i e innocent and the hel less would, however, rat er requisition, of course in addition to the piano, was the HIDE. Do.,_ 4% p c 100 L p ... - ... to the dignity of his " antecedents." We regret that th . . p con - ing was thus stated in the notice •-" To co 'der the nee certina d The artists were Messrs. J. anu Q. Case F B 'l• d' • • . . Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, 14d to 2d ; ditto, 641 b to 721 e Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 -20 be should so very glaringly have falsified what, in his r J e oice that the wretch who can br talize degrade and u m , , . ertio 1, cape tency of authorislng the directors to a rnd isa (rase, and they played two or three piece ith ' " pply to Par- lid to 2d ; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, 2d to 2ed ; ditto, 801 b to Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c self to kick beat wound and suffocate a womsn considerable taste and skill. The programme also inZed hament in the next session for an act tO enable the stile, 2id to 3d ; ditto, 881 b to 961b,3d to 3id ; ditto, 961 b to until July 1,1856, ali p ... - d were the most carefully-cherished of the po- him „ , m regar , n duty, several song, ballads, duets, and trios. The room which company t 3 raise the farther sum of 400,000/., or such 1041 b, 34d to 4d ; ditto, 104Ib to 1121 b, 4d to 4id. Call Waterford & Kilkenny, s liberal and unbiassed Perhaps, a quiet passenger, or a policeman o pular aspirations. Nay, a colludes several hundreds, was well filled, and the Perform- smaller sum as the meeting may determine, by the crea- Skins, light, Is 6d to 2s Gd ; ditto full, 33 Od to 5s Od; 6 per cert. 3/. pd %- % di a . 1., should receive hie punishment in kind. If, for offences ances appeared to give general satisfaction tion of row shares, and to enlarge the borrowing powers Horn Hides, 5s Ed to Os Od ; Polled Sheep, 4s 6d to 5s 4d ; Yore., New. &Bcr. all p 101 -. 103 spectators, and as among the number of those who, a r . . fl. . 102% ike that of the bo JoNES a Magistrate may in la THE NEW SCOTCH NOVEL " THE K of the company, and to authotise the company to eon. Kents, Os Od to Os Od : Hall-breds, 3s 6d to 4s 4d ; Downs, D o . Do 5/. pd 514 -or though bound by ties of sympathy to the oppositions _ . y , INNEArte_ 8 2s 8d to 4s Od; Shearlings Os Od to Os Od; Lamb Skins, 2s 6d York &N. Midland H. had Scottish rural tales 'in 1 t strnct additional works, and also to amend certain f a flogging, much more is such a punishment, we a te s te th h e ave . p e_e y, hut aboundin nevertheless, demanded in the name of candour and of i t• t fll ydo in p easan pic ures o le, a Scottish town story g the other orovitions of the ' Victoria London Dock Acot, to 4s Od each. and S. Purch. 10/. pd % - k deserved b a C thin , y HARLES JONES, who figured HAY MARKET, 3 4 p 10 1 4 justice, that fair play should be given to the newly- ~ would be welcome to the reader as affording promise both of 1850." The Chairman moved the following resolution : Hay, 2/ 15s Od to 3/ 18s; Clover South-Eastern, 4% per cent., 100. before Sergeant ADAMS on Tuesday last. T"' s novelty and variety. An . impression of this kind appears to -" That the direct3rs be authorised to apply to Perlis arganized system of tbe DERBY Administration- dit S to, 31 11 165 L t0 D. 47 M lB e s a O d d ow • and Straw, 1/ 5s to 1/ les per load, LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Jortzs, described as " ' an impudent-looking young have . influeyed a Dew writer, who has jast published d ment in tho next session for an act to enable the c , un er . . one. we tell the PRIME MINISTER of England that he is Th Kinnears," an extremel int • Supply good, and trade dull. the title of . e . t . . y eresting story pany to raise a farther sum of 400.000 t, by the creation Railways. ' Leasing Business tam • • fellow " had been given in charge to a policeman CUMBERLAND -Meadow Hay 2/ 17s to 4/ Os • Clover Nominal Prices. Permic with the patience of his countrymen, and I 'of Scottfsh society in a manufac unng town, with its fashion- of new shares, and to enlarge the borrowing power f • • S ' Companies. t-d 6 1/ 4 ' 1 s o ditto 3115 s Od to 4/ 163. and traw, 1/ Ito 1 s per oaa _ , - o ay. that he is wantonl thr • fth owing . away one o ose for havi named GREEN, ng been detected by two wit • ables and unfashionables, its great people and small peopl e , the company to the extent of one-third of the addition 1 ' I 'll 1 'h d d. a A full average supp y, an a s uggis I ran Bdf. & Bitch., all ti Lon.& N.W . . --- - -.----. golden opportunitie y nesses, the lady herself and a gentleman standin b its fortunate and unfortunate, its loves, jealousies, scandals, share capital so raised, and to authorise the compan 3/ 18 •CI yto WHITECHAPIL.-Meadow May, 2ls to s, over Bin& a which seldom occur more than gY, oyments, sorrows, and follies-in short, a view of human construct deft' Ox , , gua. all Gt. We t 2 . 9 once in a generati ' utting his band into the lady's pocket. Upon this l e l under a totally new aspect, with as much nationality and a i tonal works, with such provisions as they ditto, 3/ 15s Od to 51 Os; and Straw, 11 5s to 11 I.Bs per load. Do. with Out, 11 D Bn* 29 -25 i a p; o. on. If there is anything an Eng- in p may be advised and find to be necessary." The meta- Trade dull, at late ratee. Millman regards with merely struggled to get away which mu truth of nature as it Wilkie had painted every character. BinWolv. & Dud e , more peculiar feelings of dislike he not . , st, , tion was seco ded b n y Mr. G. , Peabody and unanimously than all others, in refer h be tolerated in a rogue, but tripped th FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE AT SHEFFIELD.- adopt d - guar...-. all pd Do. ence to the conduct of his polls , per aps, e po. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, the Sheffield _iin r e • The following resolution was also agreed to: THE AMERRICAN PRESIDENCY.- Although the Do. without, all pr Do. tical rulers, it is that h fir ' n up, threw him down, and kicked him seve- hat th e directors bo requested to open a subscrip- Presidential elcction will not teke place for two weeks Buckinghash.all p Lon.&N.W 108 - 110 110 a u mg or hesitating policy lieu" branch of the Midland Railway (the Sheffield and Ro- • tchich must inevitably A - • • • the most cowardly and unmanly n h h d dd I lel ked up by the fall of Hon list for the additional capital ot 400,000/ ,in to come, still the State elections which have just occurred Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 52 -53 upervene at last a climax of ral times tn lan. ter am me), was su en y oc a 20,000 shares of 20/. easel), end that a first offer of the in the great States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, cod Indiana, E. Lin., gua. 6 ped elcial timidity, conslitutin th He then got his hand into GREEN'S bridge that spans the line about 500 yards north of tho g e actual paralysis of ner. new shares be made to the present eroPtietors. rateable have in the opinion of the American politicians, fore- cent 100Lpd GLNortlin. 148 - 150 '. rovernment. rly choked him, but other der brid e thrown Sheffield station. It was an iron gir g ~ teeording to their present holding of shares, and that a shadowed the reset` and very little doubt is now felt in Gloucest & Dean neckerchief, and nea over the railway a few years ago, on the formation of a de . t r , Already we have referred to the agitation re • ' d bystander coming to GREEN'S as- new fthD k f posi ot 2t. per share be payable on the allotment"' any quarter that General Peerce, the Democratic candi- Forest all pd Gt. Westrn. 82% -83 vived policemen an a road, constructed on the estate o e ue o ir Hartleph Dk. & t YleNew. Dy th os e well-intentioned, but most in - his brutal assailant was at last taken to the Norfolk, and leading from an extensive plot of ground he meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the date, will t 1 the next President of the United States. It ••• - ••• Railw a" pd I &Be w considerate, sistance, chairman. was supposed that the Whig candidates for State offices a n '"' r•I 113 - 115 n who are known general] . tables. Now of all persons who near the Rotherham turnpike-road to a parallel II& Selby, all p Yk. &N M, . gentleale yas the Sabha- station by three cons in Pennsylvania would at least b elected, if not by jj - . Halves. all p Do. - 57% tarians. ded the other ev • . . thoroughfare on the opposite side of the railway, We allu . ening to a leole-in h b ttd by the severest penalties against called th • ' - oug tto e pro ec e e Occupation-road. The flat girders of the Tole Hoon's GRAVE.-The fact that the last rest- large majoritiee. The returns which have come in sh D o Q 'll D ow 0. uarts., a p o. the-corner rooting, presided over bY tbe VICAR • 1 1; Man in the execution of brid e r t d vioience, iVe thiuk a p0....ce . . g .es ce- upon lateral buttresses, and was sup- ing phice of this " poet of the heart," in Kensal-green ceme- a Democratic majority of about 16,000, w hit .e the Demo- Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern l4 - 14% 14 crats have made a gain of two members of Congress. Do. Pref....all pd Do. - 26% 'ew to ai - 44 of Islington, with a . vi d in put- his duty stands first. None but a villain would ported in the centre by brackets springing from the terd, is without even a slab to denote its situation, formed the rp h . evd • e a gan a few weeks ago to entet Lain some Lowestoft., gua. 4 ~ he roject of the Cr dal ting down t P y Palace attack him. An honest man given into cus- tresses immediately beneath the end of the iron beams. The area of the bridge was about 20 feet by 30 feet, and subject of a touching poem, some three months since, from - - l e s 1 • • the pen of Eliza Cook. We are to find that efforts are now doubt about their triamph in Ohio, and immediately per cent...all pd No o rfolk - 19% Won the plea of certain anticipated desecra- Way surrenders peaceably, confident in his integrity: the whole structure being of iron, covered by a layer of being mad e t o ra i se a sufficient fund to Provide for the illus. brought all_ th t eir machinery to bear on that State. It So. 6 , p. B c u t . x , t a n ll ir 1 4 111 .8c . Nw .1 ... tions. Another assemblage of devotees having he feels, too, that the person of the humblest servant earth, its weight would b 'd bl f o very cons' era e or trims dead a suitable monument, and that a committee has was flooded wl h political pamphlets of every description, mane°. k - ' been formed for the purpose, of which Mr. John Watkins, mass meetings were got up in evely city and in ever & Matte , o%p ee M. I 3 -8% has taken I the like object before them, p ace, of the law ought to be as sacred as that of the Sove- a bridge having no inter e • 1 v ning coumns between the ex- artist, formerly of this city, acts as honorary secretary. Seem- village ; the most popular and powerful " stump speak): Middle ( tr't e p , i s l ill d ; Stktn &Dar ... -.„ tremeties. The ashlar st we may now observe, under circumstances somewhat reign in whose name he acts. Make the punishment a c!ae upon :whic f h tha brackets hare ral of th e l ea di ng na m d s in . literatleire and art are already era" in the Whig party havo been for two or thr ee miT e e er r df.,allp Velland ••• 107 - 108 . rested is torn 107% way, from which act it would seem appended to a subscription list, and it is proposed by the corn- weeks canvassin tho ' c., all E. Counties 64 -66 the g_ h.., btate, and last " fall" Generrl N. & E., 5 Is• more ostenteft.us. This time the chairman is no as severe as We will, therefore, against assaulting a as if the failure of the stone had caused the down- mittee-whose desire is to raise the fund by a large number Scott himself , W candidate travelled through it Prestn. &Wyre, I L.& N.W 1_ ( mere vicar of a busy metropolitan parish, but a gor- policeman on duty, and the right class only are sure fall. The moment that port of the brackets it would inevitabl collapse. the bridge lost the sup. of small contilbutions-that the newspaper offices and gen tlemen connected with literary pursuits in the provincial cities - mak in olid 1 el l '' • ' - ' all paid 1 &La. &Y f ••• -•-• g p !c . a . an wrelike spreches ; end no BMWS . H lves, A, 1 1 ' L . goons eineoneist-a magnate among pluralists-a sor to be the sufferers, the assault being evidence at once of a modernized Hermit of Bellyful, having his glebe of the crime for wh• hth Nothing had occurred before the acciden ic e man is given in charge, slightest apprehension, and without y - h and towns t to suggest t e a moment's warning, should interest themselves for the attainment of the object desired We aeree that it would be a national dis- known to politicians have been neglected or overlooked. Ditto, But the Whig party has been defeated in Ohio by a ma- p , a loo/ d . p Do. A it. 100/.p Gt N 0 3 - ortbn. 1_ mo , t 14 and of a fero ' land in the grounds o f T HOM AS TIDDLER, and ... 5 °oils diSPOSition t oo . J ONE S, however, the oreation fell from its place upon the railway, a mass ''' grace to allow . ''• h " • t h ioritY eti One who did so muc to emancipa et e 11 larger, perhaps, than in Pennsylvania. So, '''°•'• H ' - Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. l4B - 150 0 ' f debri, several feet hi h. Th suffering and delight the happy," to lie unhonoured in a too, with Indiana, a powerful and wealthy State, where Shf. Rth. & Goole, 1 1 manse on the margin of the Pactolus-it is scarcely did obtain a pretty fair share of his deserts. Hard °- - pended, and all the engines oath g e traffic was, of course, ages, &a, on the weed-covered ' grave, while thousands who could not boast the the Whigs felt. perhaps, quite as strong a confidence of sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks - millionth part of his usefulness or philanthropy repose be- suceess But in Indiana the Whigs have lost everything. 5, s te esd o i d , 9 % p m rm .c lean -- - . mec e ssal7 to ) add the name of the Venerable Arch- labour is somewhat distasteful to the light-fingered Yle s ffi Id 'd de prisoners, the 't • e a et eMa raans from Rotherham th Xi - % due 834 • s o nea sculptured and gilded monuments. We need dcarcel deacon HALF, a kind of clerical M L rd-High- gentry, and twelvemonths of this, added to confine , - and the main line of the Midland railwa " Y A Democratic mayor has been elected in the Whig city WearVal.6p c e ali StcktSt Dar - :‘ Y - ° y being alao say . that we shall be happy to receive any contributions and of Baltimore ;by an unp::-.-edented msjoiity of 3,000. Dinn diteo, all D LJ. .. I ... I - SO - 31% i Everything. Eighty very comfortably beneficed ment, may do something towards securing policemen, brought to a dead loch. torward them to the general fund.-Brietol Mercury. t Such were the reports current in New York on the 16th. Wilt 4 ei,:ga 10/. QtaYestrn 105 , A - 106% 1 I _ ~~ • + . Railways. Cent. France (0.V.) AI Charl. & Erquel all pd! Demerara all pd Dijon & Besrricon, 4 pd Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd East Indian rll pd Gt Indian Penin. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Great West. of Canada Shares ...... 5% pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg _l4/. pd Do. (Railway) 10/. pd Do 1% pd Do. (Cann') 2% pd Lyons & Avignon, 5 pd Duadras ...... pd Maria Antonia 27% pd Do. New Namur & Liege all pd Do. ex int all pd North. of France, all pd Do. 20/. 3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleris & Bor 111. pd Paris & Lyons 10/. pd Do. Bonds ... 12 pd. Paris & °Hears all pd Paris & Rouen ...r'l pd Paris & Sur g. pd Paris, Caen, end Cher , bourg . 4pd Rouen & pd Sombre & Merle all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders West. of France 9/. pd Agna Fria ail pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturifin 151. p Australasii a 2/. pd Australian 5/. pd Austr. Frcshold pd Ave Mr-ia all pd BtA. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 131. ss. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p ' Do.. St. Joh. 'lel R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Conper 4Ol. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copiapo 141 pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain all pd Grd. Duch. Baden, all p Great Polgooth all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty .. all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Cora—all pd Mariquita all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 9/. p New Grinada all pd Nouveau Monde, a' l pd Port Philip all pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10% South Australian, all pd Tin Croft 7l, pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa ail pd Yuba 1 paid JOIN' Australria all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 251. pd Com. of London 20/. pd London Chart. Bank of Australia Lon. & County 201. pd London Jt. SO- 10/. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 85/. pd Do. New lOl. pd Nat. of Irelar d 22% Orient. Bk. Corp. all pdl Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New all pd Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold' Importing Com. Ipd Union of Austral. all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd' MIS Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p Canada 32% pd Copper Miners of Eng land . . pd Do. Preference, 73 pd Crystal Pale ... 5 pd, Eastern Steam...2s. pd Elect. Tel eg. Irel2nd 1p Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...so/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. Netherlands Lrnd, 2 pd Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...151. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration aid Colonization, 21. p 7 7 41 8 l 01 2 % 1 4 8614 FOltF-IGN. C139:1g PIKE:. ••• ••• 15 -16 4 1 / 4 —5) 1 1 / 4 diS. 8 1 / 4 9 2 1 / 4 4 —4 p par 1 p 7 7 4 5 / 8 4 74 11 / a I 'a IX I 19/ 8 9 —10 p 3 7 9p 2 3 8 - 8 1 ,4 6 - 7 30% - 31% 14% - 1454 19 - 19%-p 62 -64 39 -49 31% - 32 41 ) - 5p 17A - 18 9 -10 dit. q% —. 1% 9 —9% p. MINES. 36 'A P par. IA p 2 p 3 / 4 1% % ( 1:0, % die. % 5 7 6 1 4 2m, Par 43 —45 % 3 4 P di.s. die. ' %dis. lifi P —1% p dis. % —l% p 3 / 4 % p 414 4 3 4 dis• ',4— 3 / 4 p 5 / 8 — 31P dis. 12% 13% P 11% 12% 8 %dia.— par 'A P '-STOCK BANKS. 0 1 4 - 59% 67 -58 15 - 16% 29 -90 3/ - ... 18% - - I§% 32 - 3314 46 - 46% 18% - 20 38 -39 46% - ... 16% - 17% 1 -1% 49% - 50% 6 -6% 17 -18 DELLANEOUS. 3 - 4 50 -51 86 - 87% 29 -30 4 / 8 -5h 50 —5l ic.d 2 23( 2i 85 86% 41 —41% 79 334 56 LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) DEAL, OCT. 29.—Wind, S.S.W., fresh. A rr v l°' ol' Lietio, Quebec. Arrived from the River, British pia), Geelong; Madras, Sierra Leone. daill FALMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrive d , lelmo, New York. 16 0 WISBY, OCT. 29.—A brig or schooner of abort tons, painted Nack, with a white streak, ooppersu'ad gilt stars on her stern, but no name, ca p s i ze d, Was i LIFO miles south of Hollary, 13th inst. tid MARGATE, OCT. 29.—The after part of the dec k '„ t 0 part of the quarter, of a French vess e l, o f from 2 ' 300 tons, has come on shore. . 0 0 0 / SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 29.—The Pharsalia,lo';'dir to Boston, has put into Cowes leaky, and oil" charge. NC, BLYTH, OCT. 29.—The Vi c t or i a o f Uttabctt of Grimsby, has been wrecked on Sand Point ; P at Jeo cargo saved. The Carl Gustaf of Stockholm hal " been wrecked. t he BRIDLINGTON QUAY, OCT. 29.—The Succeso t t h ol Tees to R..;chester, has been wrecked h ere . The .. „1 11 ; (fr oft and William of Sucderland, and the Louisa of VT are on shore thirty mi!es to the southward. A HARTLEPOOL, Ocr. 29.—The Fenwick of Sue. s an to has been brought in, abandoned. A brig was I , e ; ` 4 " - re founder Outside the Heugh; and another vessel 10% ported lost, with all hands, in the Tees. The follovio., vessels havo come on shore here:—The Cherub of ; no lO mouth, Naiad of London, Valient of Blyth, Brl t e ffr e iod of Hartlepool, Hardwick of Sunderland, Killse J o st Sophie Augustine of Cherbourg, Sarah, of L srl psi s Rifleman of Newcastle, Northam of do. ' Wenslei of do., Rendsbrey Compagnee of Rendsbrey. i V odt LIVERPOOL, OCT. 29.—Wind, E. variable. A rr ,ioB o Tonawanda, Philadelphia. Sailed, X a rif a , Barhnioer Continent, New York; Matilda, Melbourne; A ra as I Calcutta ; Johnstone, Demerara ; Pledcia, fis d ";1001 Janus, Matanz is; Middleton, Santa Martha; ,i' s ,"" v of Mobile. Off port—St. Lawrence, Montreal ; ~)1 ; 11ag' Manchester, do.; Loodennah, do. ; Borderer, ti ° l,seo wood, Enterprise, Crown, Stephen, Watson, John end Ann. of _ WEXFORD, OCT. _ 29.—The Ann and Mari' Aberysthwith, is on shore here, and leaky. WARKWORTH, OCT. 29.—The Economy (bg) f borough, is on shore here; crew saved. Arrl',' Prussian schooner,Eiga to Leith, is on shor e Bendicar; clew saved. oo r' SCARBOROUGH, OCT. 29.—Th e R anger, o f this • has been wrecked here. SUNDERLAND, OCT. 29.—The Messenger 5 Tp two inst the pier, beams very leaky and etin i ‘ i i' William, of and f:om Ip sw i c h, an d t h e H y l to n ` 1 : London, to thi s p or t, are on s h ore, b ut have o°' reciived mach damage; crew saved, 1 11 / SALE AT GARRA WAY ' S ON WEDNESDAY. b o'' : valuable freehold manor of Shenley Bury, F a rm rents, fines, heriots, &0., and Shenley B u ry Molar ca ble' with brick-built residence, and 527 acres of„ ti o loi' meadow, and woodland, situate in the parish of, o . o " hi sbl: in the county of Hertford, sold for 15,1001, ,„ ii to °' freehold, copyhold, and churelahold estates, 6 '1,0 0 Edmonton, in the county of Middleiox, viz., Fire br ick' held under the dean and chapter of S. Paul, wit u „ bu t t residence, and E 9 acres of arable and pastar i v„ol oo let at 2601 per annum; also, several detached ea ° ,'," v did i of rzeehold and copyhold land, and two cottages a,Viet thereon, containing in the whole 23a lr 15p, fo", v voi rents amounting to GOI per annum ; pro P er oar offered 4 n. six lots, the whole of which were 901 0 P; realized the sum of 5,915/ A freehold estate at fl ow burst, in the county of Kent, consisting of a de t 4l o residence and 103 acres of land ; two to-nudes bonds of 3001. each, on the Goudhurst and Horseß' n 10' trusts ; the foregoing property was offered in se ° „%at' to end sold for 4,970/. A f:uehold estate, situate 0 0 ; the town of Bedford, called Brook-end Farm, ?"'„,t venient farm-house and agriculture'. buildings, 11- „ cl icl acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land; ° ;,; o h (); 4,220/ A small freehold farm, situate in the Ptii co; Wadhurst, Susscx, consisting of a farmhousa 11 ,Tiet tago, and about 22 acres of productive land, sr 30/ per annum ; sold for 1,000/. Total, 31,2 05 " 0' STRANGE CASE AT THE LIVERPOOL PoLicli'C°ol:jo la —Our read ers may recollect that, at the las!,llsii 17,0bet this town, the mot h er and aunt of a girl namea• 4 ' .- 01, 0 " Riminer were sentenced to death, by Lord o . °3 ;stil fur attempting to poison her. Much ne m , l33l doubt ili j was excited for this girl at the time, which it is mroio9, if sho ever deserved, for yesterday, she was c° t , for: for trial, by the magistrates at the police-ne ur inc iginls: heartless robbery. Ou Saturday she went to ", pO7 house in a court in Finch-street, kept bY lo dgivc woman named Bryce, whom she asked for d fro representing herself as having just a rrive gondl Ormskirk. She remained in the house till bsc t_ when she loft, saying that she would soon 6be as she only intended to go as far as Wrlids ie 4 Dirt did not return, however, and the suspiciof? I' o o Bryce being excited, the house Wll9 SeiteChastd;jeferoef was discovered that a pencil case, shawl, instead stczkings were missing. In the meantime,,_„,,,, i 0 „ visiting liirkdale, the she went to Dr. hu' b u s d bet James-street, whom she informed that she nr , .5 011 ,./ again poisoned by another of her relative*. but" Coo'7 gave her an emetic, which produced nothing containing no traces whatever of poison. 11°% where however, to the Southern an d Toxteth Hopi , ror poa she was arrested by the police ou Tuesday. Tinto. WE ill' me abi Busineas a to -day. 23:4 7.54 sys '/ 6% 7 34% 34 14% 22 29% 39 i 4 334 8% % 18% 11 1 14 43 17% 'A 54 1% g 4% % 1 3 4 ' 7 4 41