The Sun. — London, England, 1852-09-29 00:00:00

TII.E STJN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29 , 1852. GERMANY. j THE SHARE MARKETS. roILEIGN. _ . _ --- ___ 13 RITI S FI EMPIRE MUTUAL LIF E to the vindication of the principles of humanity an . d i houses would be required either for Galway or the „ Lem FIRE AssuBANCE OFFICES, to the better stabilitation of the system of mercantile Shannon, but as t y he • would be desirable under any The Emperor of AUSTRIA has commissioned the I _____,,,......___ I Be e'i or t e presen e e imina e f h t b l •• t d Minister of Finance to °pa a communication with BRITISH RAILWAYS. Railways. Nom ine 1 Pricee. i te 37, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. LIFE coMPANY. engagements. "On the invitation of a friendly circumstances, they may Rome in order that negotiations may be immediately Business d one --.-- .--• ...... ............ in this portion of his Ad- from the equation. entered into between the Papal See and Austria for Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all ... - ... In first five years 3 ,120 Life Policies were isssed for 553,3531., the annual premiums on which were 32,8761. 17s. ad. The deaths con- power, " said his MAJESTY, the conclusion of a concordat. -- - - 16% 16% ? sumed five par cent. Orly ofpreminms. Aiisr laying aside adequate d d-th om lt P • The Weiner Zeitung announces that the sum of Aberdeen 100/. paid 26 to 26% 26% Demerara all pd ... - ... funds for liabilities under policies, a bonus was declared, averaging . 1844, I have pro- great question to be dem e e c mi e. unani -7 dress to the States General, " and in following out In point of situation - . and that after all is the Amb., Not., Bost. &E. Dijon & Besencon,2pd 1% -1% p 8% in present cash value nearly oie-fourth of the premiums . received. Daring 1852 Life Policies for 173,2511. have been issued, being an ex- the track which was commenced in 8% pd i% -6% Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd 2% ',- 1% dis. mised my good offices in favour of an attempt to mensly give a decided. preference to the Sh annon ; 25 , 000 , 000 of guilders from the new loan of June. East Indien all pd 7% - 8 p ceas over 1851, of 67, 276 ii.,,, E SOCIETY. Valley ... all pd. 10% ---, 10% Gt. Indian Penin. all p 2 -2% p 5 Policies for 2,724,120/. were iSsned. LosseS • the report, to which we would will be occasioned by the withdrawing of paper cur obtain modifications in the s y stem of e xclusion and they are justified in so doing hy the arguments 80,000,000 has been assigned to cover the deficit that Bir., Wolv., and Stour Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd 1%- 1% p 5% In drst four years 6,76 45 pet cent. of premiums. The return in cash to rency to that amount on the 29th September, when have not exceeded hitherto maintained by the empire of Japan. " Re- put forwa.rd. in late 33/. 65.8 d., 28/. pd. 8 - 7d. Louv. ala Sambre 7% ... - ... Elie-eighth of premiums received. During 200,500,000 florins, partly in Exchequer-bills and members amounted to Ditto Chest. & Birk., Luxembourg _l4/. pd 7% -7% for 623,0931. have been issued ; being an excess partly in bills upon the Hungarian territorial income, 504 1852 Fire Policies collections are hereby agreeably revived of that earnestly invite the attention of all persons interested is 25/. Cans., all pd. 20 -21 Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 4% -5 % 5 % over 1851 of 132,0311.: Brist &,Exet.,loo/. pd. 100 - 102 The expenses of mese offices are lower than almost any other generous enterprise upon which the United States of in the subject of more speedy communication with will be publicly destroyed. Caledonian -lOW. pd. 43 - 43% 44% Ditto, ditto ... 18 1 4 pd. 4 -3% dis. Do 1% pd 1% -1% office, comb i n i n g the pure mutual principle with every mouern im- merica- e nen Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20% -21 Do. (Canal) 2% pd 1% -1% • A • th "f • dly power," implied by the King America. provement in tila assurance sYstem. Lyons & Avignon, spd 4% - 5 p p , ons „ o aring their lives in 1852 participate in the next division to railways is to be divided amon the different Crown of Homeersie-have recently resolved to adventu re : Nevertheless, as we have already stated, the claims of That portion of the new loan w g hich is to be assigned Madras of profits. lands, and a due proportion given to those ph ces 20% 2s. pd 2% -2% p 2% st possi e me o communication wit merica, h A • Cork & Bandon, all pd 14% - 15% Maria A ntonia 27% pd 7 - 9 W. S. GOITER, Actuary and Secretary. an enterprise rendered inevitable at last by the sys- Valentia, the .b m l o l s . t we f sterly har e bou . r of . Europe, and tematic cruelties indulged in, almost " time out of shorte b d. een isregarded. The re ort of the late where the works are already in progress. The Lay. Dub. & Belf.Jet. 45/.pd. 7-5 d. Do. New - 3 ROYAL HIGHLAND SCHOOL SOCIETY. lamented Commander WOLFE, after a careful survey P bach and Trieste line will accordingly be commenced Dundlk & Ennis e all pd. ... - m Namur & Liege all pd 7% -7% PATRON-The QUEEN. mind," by the barbarous severity tolerated, perhaps hav e y he in ra t Dundee,Perth,& Aber- Do. ex int all pd 5% -6% VIST-PAT'soN-H.R.H. PRLNCE ALBERT. we should more correctly say, directly authorised by of that port, shows how eminently suited it is for the of the extradition treaty between cleen Junc. ... all pd. 7 - 8 North. of France, all pd 28 - 28% A SERMON will be delivered in Aid of the Fwads of Ws Charity, h -,- Ditto, New ... all pd, ..„ - m Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds, all p 13 ye -14 % t e dapanese Government. From the infamous na- ear T l by the Rev. ALEX. FLETCHER, D.D., in Finsbury Chapel, Fins- 1-1 East Anglian (251. T.. & Orleans & Bor 11/. pd „. - ... p bury-circus, on SUNDAT, October 17, at Eleven A.m. th e ir required purpose. It possesses " sufficient erea of Austria and the Netherlands have been exchanged. The journals mention the suicide, in prison, of the E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4% -4% deep water for all the steamers in the navy. " "The Paris & Lyons 10/. pd, 12% - 12% p 22% The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be celebrated is Free- ture of these cruelties, and from mason's Hall, Great Queen-street, on SATL - RDAY, May 14, 1853, on t h ifi e c s a p t r i i o n n g s . Nestor of German thieves, burglars, and swindlers, Do (18/. E. & H.) all pd. 3% -3% 8% Do. Bonds ... 12 pd.l „. -„. which occasion Sir A_RCHIBALD ALISON, Bart., LL.D., F.R.S., lamentably frequent recurrence, it has become, shelter from ll • • rpassed in an a points is not to be su y by name JOEL FRIEDBERG, who had attained the East. Counties . . all pd. 11 y e - 11% 11% Paris & Orleans all pd! 57 -59 Scc., will preside, when it is confidently anticipated that the Hon. - at length, absolutely necessary for some one _ in- harbour, and the holding ground is of the best de. with . , i•n e scription-mud and sand." cf s e e as v rg e ei n eo rn t i , e t f et ! i lnl y d his age and the fiftieth of hie pro- Eastern Union, claes A, Paris & Rouen all pet 35 -36 Baronet will be numeronsty supported by the literati of the Metro- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 8 8% Paris & Stras. all pd 29% - 29% 1 ,0 " s, and also 'ay the patrons and friends of this vexerable institu- of the more civilized races of the world to Do. do. do. 6Lpd. .. .... .- Paris, Caen, and Cher -1 Son. CHARLES MACKIE, Secretaty. terfere with a strong arm and to. eitner The narrowness of the entrance constitutes the only a most brilliant and successful e r aa e li c t e e l y into the hands of justice, and Do., do., B. & C., all pd.' • 6 -- * 6% 6 bourg 4 pd! 2% - 2 3 ( p 6% 34, Sidmouth-street, Regent-square. flexible determination. Upon no power interposi - he rem in real difficulty, and that was not regarded by Com- knowing that t _ a der of his days must be EastLaneashiae -all p'lB - 18% 18% Rouen & Havre...all pd 16 - 16% CAUTION. hemisphere has the responsibility of this _ b re , e a l e passed at hard labour, ended them with a" a E. &W. India Decks Sambre &Meuse all pdl 9 3 e - 10% 10% TO TRADESMEN, MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, OUTFITTERS, 810. tion more immediately devolved than upon the Ite- mender WOLFE as very a . formid ble He sa s ' ' bodkin. " This man, who carried on his depredations and Eir. June., all pd 57 -59 St. Andrew's & Quebec! WHEREAS, it has lately come to my knowledge • - that the mariners of though in heavy north-west gales there will appear Edinb. & Glas.,loo/ pd 69 -71 69 x.d (A) 'l cl. l that some unprincipled person or persons have for some time public of North Americe-seeing on an extensive scale, from Posen and Breslau to • ' Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100 L 24 -25 Tours & Nantes 17L pd ... - ... die. i pait been imposing upon the public, by selling to the trade and the United States have been more P dl h re eate yt an from outside a l;ne of breakers across the en- Cologne and Frankfort, was implicated (according Gies. & S.-West 100 West Flanders -.all pdi 4% - 5 others, a spurious article, under the name of from the harshness trance, yet a well-conditioned steamer may safeln -g to the notes inscribed in his journals and ledgers) in Great Northn., 100/. pd 74 -76 West. of France 6/. pcli 5% - 6 p. 1 12% BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING MX: any other navigators sufferers Do. Sis. A Stk. 100/. p 40 -42 40 This Is to give notice, that lam the Original and Sole Proprietor and f JaPan towards all be carried through, and a good leading mark almost all the great turglaries, robberies at railway _ , MINES. Mannfacttr'er of the said Article, and do not employ any Traveller, displayed by the empire o ions and so forth, that have been perpetrated in DO. 1 B Stec 10 A Is, OZ. p 114 - 116 Agua Fria all pd %- % p even towards such as may be easily established, which may be fearlessly run gat , Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 46 -47 or authorise any person to represent themselves as coming from my strangers indiscriminately, nt times ; and by aid of disguiseh and in con- Gr W Anglo-Califoreian, all p par - % p Establishment for tbe purpose of selling the said Ink. This Caution • n upon those inhospitable upon. I have watched it in heavy weather, and never rece . ._ _ . . . . eat estn., 100/. pd 93% - 96% 95% % Asturian 15/. p, ... - ... is published by me to prevent farther Imposition upon the public and have been accidentally drive flexion with his co - religionists, the Hebrew receivers Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 82 -84 x.d Australasian 2/. pds 1-1% p serious injury to myself. her, or bY the calamities of saw a continuous break. It is matter of doubt whe in various towns, long succeeded in baffling all at- Do.Thirds,llal3.4 pd 10 E. R. BOND, Sole Executrix and Widow of the late Jobn BOnd, shores by stress of west -11 p Pia Australian 5/. pd 34 -1% 28, Long-lane, West Smithfield, London. actual shipwreck. It behoved the Council of Wash- ther the passage of the Needles is not on the whole , tempts at detection or capture. It wes thie man Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 84% -85 83% % Austr. Freehold all pd es - % dis. % h na * t o therefore, to adopt suc easures as were more difficult and intricate than this entrance. on other fe ts icked Dr. HOLLAND'S ocket who, am g a, p p Do., Fifths -.13% pd 3% -3% dis. 9% • D WRdU 0., .i . n. Ave Maria all pd % - % dies mg o , 11%p 3 -2% dis. f COUTTS ' S 101 circular notes at the Colo ne Brit. Arstr. Gold all pd % - % dis. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYM &BEET. d to prevent the repetition of With respect to the railway accommodation, of six o _ , , g Leeds Northern, all pd 18% -19 British Iron 13/. ss. p „.. -- ... Yr. II: Websttr, Sole Lessce and Manager, Old BroMptor, best' calculate station, and was detected in attempting to sell them Liv.Crsby&Sthpt. li The Last Week of the Adelpbi COmpany. * heinous, and, elsewhere we rejoice the' line from Mallow to Killarney is now in course Braz.lm. (is. sp) 24% 6 - 7 THIS E VENI NG, atrocities so as his legal property to Messrs. OPPENMEIM, the Load. & Blackw., all pd 8 -8%, 8 % X Do. Coca. & Cui. all p ... - ... Will he performed the celebrate 4 Adelpbi Drama of JACK SHEP- to think, sit g 0 ether unparalleled. Therefore it of construction, and will speedily be completed ; bankers, of Frankfort. Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104 - 105 Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ~, - ... PARD. Jonathan Wild, Mr. S. Emery ; Owen Wood, Mr 0. Smith ; he Republican Administration presided and an Act hes been obtained, and a company formed Lon. & N.West.,lool. p 119 - 120 119 118% Carson's Creek all pd %dig. - par . Jack Sheppard, Mrs. Keeley ; Blueskin, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Thames was that t BELGIUM. Do. Fifths 12/. pd 2% -3% p 14%) Cobre Copper -40/. pdl 44 -46 Darrell, Miss Ellen Chaplin ; Winnifred, Miss Laura Haney. b MILLAR D Faaaeolte resolved not long ago to for the purpose of extending it to Valentia. Do. 10/.,M.&8 (o) 1/p 1% -1% p over y . The Kula will not oen the Chambers in erson Colonial Gold 1/ pdl % - 3 / 8 p To conclude with the new Drama, entitled THE WRITING ON rlike expedition to Japan, capable of ex- Should it be considered advisable in any case . • P . P r Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 87% - 88% 87% 88 THE WALL. Augustus Trotter, Esq, Mr. Wright ; Tobias, Mr. o. send awa . for whicn reason there eell be no Speech from the Do. New 501 42% pd 6ee 51e, dee• Copiapo 14/ pdi „ -„„ 6 Smith; Richard Oliver, M.r. Emery ; Bob Snalthers, Mr. P. Bedford; , • prOMISO3 Of future good conduct from the for vessels to touch a westerly port, in order Throne. The al' • t s' , f f d D N 4 • --- - - Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p' .y e - % dis. Lady Elton, Mrs. L. Mtil ray ; Margrette, Miss E. Chaplin ; Carlotta sorting tors ry, iowever, so ar rom e- o. eew 40L _34/. pd ;14 _ 5 de e General all pd ... - ... 12% Smitherini, Miss Woolgar. members of the Japanese Government. For the that important intelligence might be transmitted, termini n g be , this to deprive the Chamber of the Lon. & Enniskie, an pd 1 s ee% - 17% ' Gold Mountain all pd es dis. - par , _____ purpose of rendering this humane expedition in all Valentia would possess an incalculable superiority, opportunity ef signifying its confidence, or want of Man' Box. & Mat. all p 3 -3% Grd. Duch. Baden, all p %dis. - par ROYAL PRnICESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Man. Shef. & Lin.,loolp 30% - 31% Great Polgeoth all pd 1% - 2 p Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. essential respects more effectual, it will be observed, as very little delay would be occasioned in pro- confide nc`- ') 1 1 -5 determined to bring the vote of con- Do. blench. & Lincoln THIS EVENING, from the Pas Sage we have excerpted from the Royal ceeding to the ultimate port of destination. On this fidence . to au • immediate decision, and clearly to Union 4 ' 2s. pd a% - 2 3 % dis. Lake Bathurst...all pd se - % dis. % Will be presented (10th time) a new petite Comedy, " Vatter define their position to the Opposition, or rather to Midland 100/. pd 76% -77 76% % Liberty ... ...all pd %-3A p Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz THE PRLILL DONNA. Principal characters by Messrs. th (her Speech delivered to the States General on the 20th point the contest would certainly lie batween Cb b - Lacy, Addison, and Cathcart; Miss Robertson, and Miss Hest the am er of Deputies, by making the re•election Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 42 -44 Crushing Com..all pd 3 4 - % diS. 10th appearance on a public stage). 'pal charac- instant by the King of HOLLAND, that the democratic Valentia, Berehaven, and Cork. of the member for Brussels, M. VORHAEGEN, as Pre- Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47%1 m - ..„ Mariquita all pd %di& - % p 1 After which, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Pen. , in j ~ . . Do. % Shares 17% pd Meadows. J• l' I n gl ' sumunstraters at 'Washington have secured the co- We have no doubt that the matter will be fully sident, a Cabinet question. M. VORHAEGEN has been e ' ••• --- ' Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4% - 5 tars by Messrs. C. Kean, W. Lacy, Ryder, and Miss C. N ewcas. & Carl. all pd „. - Chester ; Miss Phillips, Miss Robeitson Miss Murray. Operation of at least one other of the maritime powers discussed in Parliament, and it is of too much impor- selec ted b Y the Ministry to bring the Cabinet ques- Newmarket ...100/. pd 47 - :1 . 9 New Granada all pd ss - % die. Sie Leclercq. tion to a se ttlement, because he has been regarded Newport, Abergaven., Nouveau Monde, all pd % - 3 4 p To conclude with A ROLAND FOR AN OLIV_Ea• 5. of Christendom. Under these auspices we doubt not tance to the best interests of the nation to let local Port Philip all pd y e _ % p The Box-office is open dolly from 11 Inl by the opposition as the organ of the policy of the and Hereford ...12/ pd 3% _ 3 di& Quartz R I ' . all pd y s - % dis. for an instant that the expedition against Japan will influence or jobbery prevail. Our only object is that Cabinet. Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 134 -2% eanue'rilEATß..E. Santiago do Cuba 10% 11 -12 ASTLEY'S ROYAL .A a els Royal Menem prove eminently succesaful - as successful, indeed, as the best and most suitable point should be selected- Norfolk 100/. pd 43 -45 South Am: relian, all pd % dis. -% p Under the Patronage of her Malesty an Do. New 20/. ... 201. p 9% eee 8% db, Tin Croft 7l. pd 12 -13 Prince Albert . ~. .. z m 'W. Batty. could by possibility be desired by the most devoted that the coveted prize should be bestowed on the most ITALY. North. Coun.Un. 3%pd .., -.. die United Mexican all pd 7% - 8 7% Propf:etor and Man Lir e g r est Equestrian Establishment lovers of humanity and by the most earnest well- eligible claimant. The Pope • ' visited Porto d'Anzio on the 16th, where, Nortn British ...100/. p3O - 31 * * 30% Ope Every Evening, tcith the Id West Mariposa all pd %dis. - par in the Wor . after receiving the authorities, he inseected two Nth. Devon, M -0.1,13/.p 7 .... 6% di& Gratifying success ! wishers to the sacred interests of civilization. Yuba 1 paid % - 34, p MOSt steamers intended for the navigation of the Tiber ; Do., No. 2 6% pd ... - ... _ anis , to his patrons and Mr. Batty, in returning L ".,. e or exertion ' the Public, begs It i 3 satisfactory, moreover, to observe from the THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. one of the Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2 1 1 -2% JOINT-STOON, BANKS. to assure them that no exPe - : - will be spared in produc- m commanded by a Pontifical officer, D i '` sustaan the high reputation this Establi h s Royal Address inaugurative of the Legislative Session _____„,..____ and the ote 0., ,e B, guar. 5/. pd 1- % dis 4Y Australasia all pd 56% - 57% '5B ing novelties in order to ther for E - • - - - b C t • er y ap ain OLIVIER, of the French North Stafford 17% -• 8 Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 67 -59 ment has held over everY 0 ,. qu.str.an performances. The of the gtates General that Holland has during the The French mail had not arrived at the time of n avy. TT P 4% -4% (3 , e. 12% se wondeno l artistes the Brothers Sei ist elicit - -Lis Hoeireess embarked on the former with North-West • em...a1l pd Colonial 25/. pd 15 - 16% da-ing feats of tho stud will be repeated g' ' "n to ress our goi g p . thunders of applause, d femrle E • - ever Y evening , suPPerted past year been spared the repetition of those calamities his suite, and, escorted by the other, enjoyed aN. & S.-W. June. 8% p 4% SIAp Com. of London 20/. pd 29 -30 by the whole saa.i.e au 1 questi lan coups in their most popn- . • We learn the following by electric telegraph :- short trip Oxf.,Wor., &W., London Chart. Bank of la , . sots, enlivened by the dro . leries of the well-know a Clowns. h 1 b • • to which at one time she was un appi y ecoming, in mm T at sea. On his return, he visited a new 100 L p 47% -- 48% -* 47% RIBAUD he Ministeri l candi - Scottish Central 100/ Australia - 5 3% The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Perfoinaances commence and JAPPY, t 8 church, under construction by his orders, to which a • • •p 80 -82 ll f f I h ls . t t d " Our dykes, • a rea y ear u manner, a iua e . Scottish Midld., 100/. p 56% - 56% Lon. & County 20/. pd ... - .., at Seven. dates, have been elected for the third and fourth cir- Franciscen convent is to be added in course of time. London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18% - 19% Half-price at Half-past Eight. said the KING, " have been wholly exempt from disas- cumscriptions of Paris, in place of Oliveto:lea and His Hoe • Shrews. & 8ir....100Lp 68 -72 69% tdenissioa-Stalls, ss. ; Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; rit, INES 3 observieg some miserable huts on the Do. do. - Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 32 -- 33% 2s. ; Gallery, Is. • Upper Gallery, 6d. ters. This has enabled us to carry on the works of CARNOT, resigned. ancient promontory of Antium directed the Pro. Mi. Shrew. & Her 8/. p 2 - 'iii dia. Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 44 -46 'Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven tel Four daily. ,--- t t . /lth • th 'c•l ' e CABIAS, the Ministerial candidate, is elected at nister of Finan ' • h rws Sh e b dCh u. an ester Do. New lO/. pd ... -... improvemen , par tea ar y o4e on eprzn zpa riv rs, ce to erect convenient ouses there for stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. L ons (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 20% - 21% Nat. of Ireland 22% p 18% -20 with the more energy and success." Another, and a y • the population, which is constantly on the increese. -- With regard to the system adopted in the construe- Do Halves all pd 10% - 10%, Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 38 -39 x.d The POPE afterwards admitted Prince BORGHE3E and • Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 46 %- 47 Do. Oswestry all pd 15% - 16% PORTRAITS very noble illustration of the fortunate results of the . . . . , . tion of the infernal machine seized at Marseilles we Prince ALL 1 ~ OptANDINI, who had come to pay their re• Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3% - 274 d. Do. New all pd 16% - 17% leisure consequent upon the continuance of peace are informed that 1 bl i resem es greatlythat made usetot spects to him, to his table, after which he returned to Do. A, B, C, & D fully • Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold OF among the European populations-one, moreover, in leee, by FIESCHI, excepting that the number of Castel Gandolf hfll ' li • H o. On t e o owing day is OLINESS d u t t • p . p a per cen . ... .., - ... dis. Ineporting Com. Ipd 1 -1% 1% WELLINGTON AND SOULT) which was subsequently enforced in its significance cannons is more considerable, and consequently the proceeded to visit the bridge of Aricia, which is now South Devon all pd 20 -21 Union of Austral. all pd 49% - 50% 50% d Do. New 2% pd 6 -6% by the gratifying declaration of his MAJESTY-" I effect woul , cl have been more terrible. being built between Rome and Albano, one of the gr i t t heEe , s i teea 100 t. p 71 - 7 % sl % 2 71% 72% x. WITH MEMOIRS AND PAC-SIMILES OF THEIR HA-ND- FeEscrte s machine had only a single range of can- hW es all pd 40 - 40% 40 Union of London 10/. pl 7 -18 witness with much interest the growing development most remarkable constructions erected under his South Yorkshire and Union of Madrid all N I „. _ ..... WRITINGS. non. The present represents a parallelogram, the pontificate. River Dun 15/. of the spirit of enterprise among our people in agri. • nig HOLINESS then proceeded to the pd 14% - 15% MISCELLANEOUS. A. PORTRAIT OF ton of which has 26 cannon. Beneath and on either ch h fA ' • urc o ricia, where he admitted the magistracy Do. Do. SI. pd par _% p Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p 3 _ 4 culture, trade, and commerce, as well as in the mul- side are two compartments, in which are four rows of and several of distinction to the honor - of Stirl. & Dunferm. all p Canada 32% pd 50 -51 THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON tiplication of the modes of conveyance." Further on 12 cannon each, making 48 cannon for each compart- • • • persons • Stock. & Her 16/2s 3d ••• - - lossing his foot, after which he returned to Cestel Taff Vale • - . *** - - Copper Miners of Eng the King of HOLLAND had the gratification ment. In the centre of the bottom there are two 126/. pd 169 - 171 land .. all pd 30 - 30% TOGETHER WIIII Gandolfo on foot. Thames Haven Dock of asserting, and with perfect accuracy, " The .tromblons. All the cannon are at ait from 30 to 35 and Railway _l9/. pd 2% -2% De. Preference, 7% pd ... ...- e ,. THE MOST centimetres long. The are mede in pesteboard, RUSSIA. Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12% - 13% Crystal Palace ... 5 pet 4% -5% 5 measures adopted by my Government tend . . y t 1 Eastern Steam...2s. pd ... - ... Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6% -6% SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT 0 lined with metal. The compartments are 8 rong y The Emperor of 'tussle. left St. Petersbur hon the 6% Elect. Tel eg. Ireland 1p ... - .... to encourage and strengthen this development. h g ~ . Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -22 eld together witla screws. A sulphured mateh is so 14th to mak • ' • th • • e a journey in e interior ot the Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% - 29% EVER TAKEN, How far the onward movement hes already placed as to be able to let off all the cannons at the West Cornwall 13/. pd 10 - 19% Gen. Screw Steam Shi empire. The Grand Dukes NICHOLAS and MICHAEL West London ll P BY W YON, extended may be recognised by three remarkable same time. Thus the explosion would be terrible and set out the day before te precede li . M • t is ajes y. Yk., New. & Ber. 100Lp 66% - 67% 67 ping Company...so/. p ... - e _ Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p 2 -2% FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIRES, declarations-firstly, that " the works for uniting instantaneous. . Do. & New. Ex. 20/, p 8% - 8 dis. 11% Ya Penin. & Or. St. all pd 85 - 86% 86% IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, Holland with the neighbouring states by means of The theatrical censors have of late become un- - ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. Do. 1 1; IST P -......-.purc. 10/. p 2% -2% di& Do. Do. ..:' i l . pd 35% - 36% usually strict in Paris. A piece was to be acted for York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 49 -50 48% Royal Alan Stm. 60/. pd 78 -80 79 railwa s and electric telegraph communication are (THIS DAY.) AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, y the first time at the Porte St. Martin Theatre yes- Universal Emigration prepared, and on the point of execution ;" secondly, A common hall of the livery of London was held tb ; s PREFRRENCE SHAMES. PRICE SIXPENCE. t d er ay, which has been so often altered by the censors • morning, in Guildhall, fc e the purpose of electing an Aberdeen all pd ... _ ... end Colonization, 2/. p ... - ~.. that during the past twelve months " navigation and that very little of the original werk of the author re- Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all ---.. . Sun Office, Sept. 28, 185 2. maritime constructions have been equally prosperous t ' ' mains. The drama is called Richard 111, end the aldermen to serve as Lord Mayor in the ensuing year Previous to the holdin fth hll h C • * g 0 e e, t e orporation at- ••• - ••• Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 105 - 107 MONEY and COMMERCIAL . Do 4 p r Sh 5/ ares, .pd „.. - ... e _ and thirdly, and in some particulars, oe all, the most author is aj. VicToß SEGouR. The principal objec- tended Divine service in St. Lawrence JeweerChurch,and HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Cale -'- denier, 101. 100/ p 102 - 105 CITY, TW 0 O'C Tars DAT -Morning 33 pain. after 2 I Evening 48 min. error 2 important, that " the financial state of the country "on made to the iece was that the character of the at tho close of the • sermon w ti . p service a as preached by the Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18 -19 The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, yestei Te-Moisow-Morning 3 min. after 3 I Evening 19 min. after 3 hero was drawn in too strong colours, and more espe- Rev. James Edwards, rector of Barningham, Suffolk, Cork and Bandon, 5% estimated at from 8,000 to 0,, , 0uu bales, of el d f t . f t . " S h th aor s amp e groun or sa is ac ion. uc are e • ff d l .. wally that he was represented as too ambitious. The and chaplain to the Lord Mayor, taking his text from est per cent. ll4 PI% die. -% p , American were taken on speculation. T 1 THE WEATHER.-Scas OFFICE, SEPT. 29. principal features in that Speech from the Throne words tyran and u.s•ur atcur la' h e d - p ,a ic oscurre in some Kings, chap. 43, `` And Solomon slept with his fathers, Dundee, Per.,& Aberd. closed firmly, and, as compered with Frid THERMomsrsn, IN THE SHADE. with which his Majesty the King of HOLLAND re- of the scenes, were ordered to b struck out, and at and Rehoboam reigned in his stead." On the return Junction all pdi 6- 6% American at 50. to 51d. were if up. Other 1 57-highest eince noon yesterday. cently inaugurated the new session of the Dutch Le- the end of the piece the cry of "Vive la Rose blanche ion from church the Lor e of the Corporat , d Mayor took E. Ang.(3/ 103)6 pce all' 5 -3% also higher. The sales comprised 6,500 the chair, end the business of the day was immediately Do. (51.) 7 perct. all p 3% _ 3% 48-loweet this moining and during the night. gislature-a Speech which, 2.3 it was singularly in was suppressed, as an expression which might be mis- 1,500 Egyptian, at 6d. to 11 d., and 200 Sari proceeded with. Do. (7/ 17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... 58-this day, at noon. understood. unison with the generality of those Royal Addresses . The RECOPDER explained the object of the meeting, Eastern Counties Ex., i to 41d. per lb.-Railway Shares continue dul The Barometer has been down to 29 . 04 ;it is now 29 . 31, The vintage has oommenced ; n the south and in sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p prices. which are eminently characteristic of an age of in- and called upon the Liverymen immediately to proceed Pm and rising rapidly. some of the vineyards on the Loire and in Cham- to the nomination of two citizens, from whom the C Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -la s p pm The many new companies that are being b ourt Do New 6 c Stk all i fore the public present different claims fo: WLND S.W.-light breeze and cloudy, with occasional dustrial toil and social tran uillit so it ha il q yl PP y pagne. The produce in Languedoc is regarded as of Aldermen could elcct the chief magistrate of the . la • • . 14% - 14% Eastern Union Scrip, some fair, others doubtiul. Banks, este sunshine. closed, like the rest, with a touching recognition of of such bad quality that there is a pressing de- City for the year ensuing. Guar. 6 _per et all p 16% - 17% 1 a sound basis, with an adequate end not . . the homage due to the ineffable supremacy of DIVINE mend for old wine, which has risen considerably. The names of the aldermen who have not passed the Do. 10/. Deb. Sh all p .„ ...., -- -- - - capital at the outset, but yet with tl DAILY WEATHER TABLE. PROVIDENCE. " May our united efforts to accomplish Old wines have risen full fifty per cent. in price chair were then read over by the Town Clerk, Sergeant East Lancashire, 6 per '" of calling for increased subscriptions, must within a month. At Angouleme, in the Charente, Mereweather, as fo . llows•-Alderman Challis, Alderman ct. Quar. Shrs. all led es% - 9 State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following the task that still awaits us, " said the IC -ING "be powerful lever in our colonies. Judiei, ' red wine is worth 401. the two hectolitres. At Sidney, Alderman Moon, Alderman Salomone Alderman East & West Yorkshire naged they bring out the latent re Places at Nine o'clock yesterday moming.-The stations th bl • f Go]) !" We have com ne y e essing o crow d b Beaugency it is said that both the quantity and F . ' Ald L Ald ' Junction sth 11 d Inn] 5, ermea awrence, erman Carden, and . , 2 a P ... h- ... the different possessions, and stimn Rr'' srranged in order of latitude. Alderman Cubit s Edin a Per. & Dun. 5% mented thus in detail upon the Royal Address de- the quality of the wine is but middl • Ltt mg. e ers per cent. all pd 3- 3% duction. At the outset, however, it P Lascourie-Wind N.W., strong breeze-heavy rain. Each name was afterwards put to the vote, and at pedient to have too large a capital paid u P ,,, . °o us-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. livered upon the 20th instant to the States General from Bordeaux announce a general rise in the the close of that formality the Sheriffs, Messrs. Carter 2 1as•S' S.W. glut ' 5 P.c. - - - p-tAirtreces-Wind E., gentle breeze-rain. of Holland, because we have considered it to be sa- Price of wine, with every apt sarance of a further and Croll, declared the show of hands to be in favour of t. North. sp. c.lOO pd .., - „. 126 necessarily leads the managers to the prec mosr retseepros- Wind N.E., strong breeze-rain. dvance, as it is feared that the vinta e will be infe- Do. 50 e. red. sc. 100 p 111 tension of business, and to consequent risk. Fo tisfactory, not only as indicative of the prosperity and g Th omas challis, Esq., Alderm3n and Butcher, end Great South. & West. ••• *- ••• uh earoee-Wind E., gentle breeze-rain. a 'o b h • d I' ral, yet firm course, the most s e vere periods of c ri r ot as to quantity an qua ay. The consign- Thomas Sidney, Esq., Aldermen and Grocer. Alder- (Ireland) Bths all pd 9 'a-manna-Wind S.W., Calm-rain. happiness enjoyed by that country in particular, but reaction may be happily got through. Tt GREENWICH-Wind N., gentle breeze-heavy rain. ments of wine arriving at Bercy, which have been man Wire's name Ives not put in nomination as that Gt. West. (Berles &H. - - 9% Emoon • as peculiarly and very agreeably expressive of the Bank is probably the moat aariking recent I - Wuad N.E., gentle breeze-rain. scarce for some time, were more numerous lest week gentleman had not filled the office of sheriff', ' Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p this, haele e lost enormously by the revulsi 5 w120301 -Wind N. gentle breeze-rair prosperity and happiness pervading n ow - a - days the from Marseilles, Bordeaux, and Bayonne ; hut the The LORD MAYOR then retire 3, and after a brief GOV- fixed 4% 100/. p 107 _ 10e West Indies, and yet by dint of extreme vi/ C sweßro ciat-Wind ' N., gentle breeze-rain. majority of the rest of the nations of Christendom. arrivals from Burgundy ree rare. It is said that the absence he returned with the intelligence that the elec- Lancashire and York. cessation of dividends, and with the supi Taßascarra-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-rain. shire, --al io"' wine-growers in that province have but a small steck tion of the Court of Aldermen had fallen on Alderman F. 20/. 6/. pd %dile -te p The returns frorn the following places indicate the state of Challis, an announcement that was leceived with loud ' - Do 6 .c. Stk 100/ P • • P 150 - 153 handsome reserve fund, the lost cal the wind and weather on Monday mo ' at nine The committee appointed by the Admiralty to in- , . remaining in their cellar. 3, and that their demands are so exorbitant that they can find no buyers. There cheors. Leeds Northern, 6 per m _ . s. been to a great extent restored, and o'clock :-- quire into the suitableness and capabilities of the The LORD MAYOR elect acknowledged th cent. No. 1 13/. pd experience so dearly bought the Bank may has been no chan • th • f b d . ge in e price o ran ies. The e compli- Do. Qrs 1848 9/ d-* - -* enjoy a comparatively proverous career. MuLLOWAR-Wind ITN ., gen tle breeze-cloudless. ports of Galway and the Shannon as a Transatlantic speculators purchased so largely at the first announce- ment which had been paid to him, and promised to sies- London & Brig. guar. - Australian banks may probably answer v late3souTH-Wind N.E., cairn _ art' ll lud ain the dignity end saithfully and impartially to per- 5 per cent. ...100/. pd .... should 1:3 rather by the extension of monetar: LAercasran--Wind We calm_hePavylara Y m e ° Y. Packet Station, in connexion with a harbour of re- ment of a bad vintage, that there is a considerable t -- • ' hh' - • - form the duties of t e igh and importsnt office which Do.Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. •;* *** in fresh channels than by unwholesoi war/my-Wind N., strong breezt -rain . fuge, have published their report, a copy of which quantity on hand. he had been called upon to fill. • - ••• Do. Con. 5 p c, 1852 all .. _ wind N. petition with the existing institutions. Deatenecerort - W '' strc me breez . e-rain. The followin article on will be found in another part of this day's impression. g the Belgian question ap- A vote of thanke was then pessed to the late Sheriffs, Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p• . , e ,_ '..." 8 .A.P- Wind E. calm-rein. common course, Australia, g rown suddenly Blearrocx-Win ' d N., gentle breeze --overcast. It is an important and apparently well-considered P 'n a Ministerial • ournal of Po en •- ea , rs i j e u . who also returned thanks, and the proceedings of the Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. &.• need larger banking accommodation, but she ----____ ' Even when the relations between France and Bel- hell terminated. Nunet.) sp. c.. 1.00/. pd .. - carries with it the authorit • . •.. Ln.&,5.W.C0.3d5.6/. p a% _ 4 p lavish advances to her settlers in the time of At the Royal Oh iervatory, Greenwich, the me h• h an eig t document, and y glum had a decided character of intimacy and con& -- - ---- --- - -- Lon. & En. %Sh all to be withdrawn upon the day of pressure. C 7 the barometer in the week was 2 9 . 873 in The mean attached to the names of Ceptains Beeceter, dence, the French Government never consented to allow LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.-(THIS DAY ) . • P 13 -14 n. on Weeneee: re . Man., Sheff., & Linen many years since that sheep, cattle, and 1 daily reading was above 3 0 i ---- -eY, 1 hursday, SMITH, and CAFFIN. E 1 . 4 1 however, much its hands to be tied, by including coals in a commercial I eNDON, SEPT. 29.-Wind at noon S.W 1' h b RSh N 1 11 • ~ ig t reeze T. 9 O. apd 9 -10 driven up to enormous prices, and imp( Fi:day, and Saturday. The mean temperature of the week transaction. It was then perfectly natural that the Was 541 ° , the same as in the previous w r . , c 7 eel. Tuesday to be regretted that the investigation was Government of the Prince President of the Republic and cloudy. A timber laden schooner, with rails gone Do. New, 101 all pd 11% -12 i extraordinarily increased from England, Do. 6/ lower mast standing, and the sea making a clear breach 3/. pd % .-.. x p memorable Australian panic ensued, that brot the mean daily temperature „3 9nly , which is 6•9 Q so limited in its nature as to prevent the claims of should reserve to itself the same liberty; and it had Mar ort an in ten years, Th e . , over her was passed by the Intrepid on her outward YP d Carlisle, the price of live stock to a ruinously low pon below the average of the same day w ' n " I r alentia, Berehaven, and even Cork Hsrbour from also good cause to feel astonishment that in demand vra s for the most part in the south•west• voyage from Liverpool. 4 per cent ell pd %dis. - X P the owners to boil down their . stock for the s - being taken into - consideration - claims we cannot iny a right , which . h . ad been constantly refused it, Bel- DEAL, Serer. 28.-It is blowing a heavy gale from Do., 4% per -:-. 6 % P %die, - % p tallow, and beggaring men who for years ha - glum, far from wishing to purchase it by certain con- Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. .... ki, , ,lp thinking superior to those discussed in the the S.W., with hvery appearance of a dirty night.- themselves to be men of substance. This tryi • i to q - ,,j e ., - '- 7% ? ,e; cessions, announced the intention of rest •'e• ' rictin , in , i c report, and which are Hot liable to the strong objec- an important point, that of woullens, the clauses a the Do. Con. Bris. & Bir. ••• - ••• Arrd from the River and sld. St. George, Port Philip; ' 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 148 - 150 at length got through, though a we a ~ 01 (1.::_k!, 4 ..;\. . Indi . • - Chine. Do. Erewesh Vele all p it hes been for Australia,we are now lightin ss‘ • ..e :-..e• e..... e r tions put forward by a majority of the committee to preceeding convention. On the whole, a charge the ss D FF UNGENESS. - Helene, New Orleans for Bremen. Do Leic. &S ' •••• - ••• new era, and it will depend upon the policy of _ ',.. 71 - aea ee e both more for France and an advantage the less-such were a l min i. g. RONNE (BoRNHOLM), SEPT. 20.-The JOsina Wilhel• 8 p • er c. Gua w r. whether they enhance or retard the prospei . • see ~ a Galway and the Shannon, and which prevented d • • t d the con mons laid own by the Belgian Government for - . them f ~ . . mina, of Harlingen, was stranded here in a gale yester- Do. Pref., 411- p.c. 5/. P par -% p colonists. We have seen already one or two ste t; . Ditil . . rom feeling justified "in recommending tee prolongation, even temporary, of the system in vigour , either of day; crew saved. Norfolk Exten.„ all pd 22 23 22 banks started upon British capital run aground ( these ports as suitable to a service re- since 1845. Whatever was our desire to obtain that pro- COWES, SEPT. 28.-Wind S. to S.E. Arrd. Sidon, Do. Gr. 5% p et. all p 5% - 6 through the mire of our chancery courts. Fi e_ - piling te ld not a such a rice for it and the ngatioh, we cosi . p y p . , e grea test regularity and diepatch, and 1° eche°. Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p 1% - 2 portance will be the duty of keeping up an under the necessit negotiations ended simply ni the conclusion of a sepa• North British 100/. pd 94 -96 FALMOUTH, SEPT. 28.-Wind N N E • . „fresh breezes.- e 94 Sed supply of coin, and offering convenient arrangi 4 a , yof being run for in all weathers, rate arrangement for the suppressi.sn-of piracy, which /North Stafford all pd m - ~,,. Singapore, with damage ; Seido, Anx the transmission of bullion, nor will even the I . i i Ural; n. i ~, aittr. day and night." So far as it goe • was made on the 22d of August last, in exchange Arrd. Caribbean, Cayes, for Antwerp ; Emma Lovisa, Ri J ' 0 aneiro• Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. ment of local mints altogether relieve the les 5 1 and subject to the drawback for some reductions of duties on certain Belgian pro- Fa I P t R'co me ler, or o 1 . , 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 2% - 2 5 4 p this task. What has been done in South Austrt hove referred to th • • daetions The situation was then as clear on one side Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd LONDON, WEDNESDAY.. SEPTEMBER 29, 1852. a - i , e decteion is favourable to the • OFF SCILLY-Adelaide, Tobago • Ella Akyab, for Sh &B • N G I ••• - - rews. ir. .. a 1 11% _ 11% teach U 5 the importance sef adaptation to ee Shaenon, and g VeS 8. preference to Fo nes rather i f as on the other. Belgium freely renounced the nego- g Y !jet on o a new treaty, and we became free to consult, remen ; Apropos, Porto Rico, tor ' Hanaburgh ; Mari- Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. stances, and it is surpz ising, in the than Terbert Ss the p os i tion sane, Port au prince ; Despeque de Beerig, Ferman. Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% - 18% such practical evidence, to , hear objection Nothing could be more happily illustrative of the - . _ . . . to be selected. We fully in the regulation of our tariffs, only the interest of buco. Do. 5 per cent. 10/ pd 1 -1% to the course pursued at Adelaide, in • cide in this opinion, n onr industry. Now, since the cessation of the treaty commercial prosperity and political tranquillity which coin ot merely on account of BRIsTOL SEPT 28.-Wind E.-Arrd. Valrnt Ne„,, South Devon all pd 15 -16 13 gold ingots to pass current there at moderate outlay required those interests have been compromised not only by the 0 l a • .e - is ' N B ' - Do. Ne the more -for on such a point ' r cans ; oquette, S . on s, . . w 1% pd %dies - par per ounce. If i'; could ba shown that I a t e the peculiar characteristics of the present age l • • 1 h app ication ot e common law, less favourable than the SL-Est. (Reading An- not worth 3/. 1 lse or if there were no mothei tla diture of a few thousands StINDERL S AND EPT. 28 . - Wind E. N.E.-Arrd Ar . ve an the Speech from the Throne, delivered on the the exeen . . . rnore or less i 3 a treaty, but on aecount of the privileges which certain se ' t nuities)...l/. Os. 6d pd 25% -26 i el trivial ins sauebee • with a fixed standard, open as a last resource, 20 th bast , upon the ieaugurati of the Legislativ matter of comparativ y portance, but chiefly manufactures enjoy in Belgium. The lowness of our H S 8 -W'nd N.E. - Ard, Do. 4% p e 100/. p„, - understand the cavilling. What is now pro Session : f -• - cn - e e tof its advantagee when tariff on coals, which we should not have meiified with- ~tiebU e L e L , , EPT. 2. , i _. Harmonic, s 1 . th. Lei*. 4p c gd. all 19 - ili tne States General by his Majesty the on aecoun the necessary . Sid. Vesta. East Indies. some, concerning tho probable future mime King. f u ompleted. The out grave reasons, constituted for our neighbours a po- `.4 Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c works should be c ss pecuniar FISIIGUARD, SEPT. 28.-The report of the damage Until July 1,1856, all of South Australia, because ahe is buying go a - ......OLLAND. Instead of allusions to war, or y sitive d • la . h 1 11 d h • a vaneage, w ic we on y a owe t em to enjoy , • congratulah le io rend . d b th L d N borough and the El' h sus eine y . e a y ew . , _ izabet , Waterford & Kilkenny, the value it may hereafter command, wou f part of the question is simP • er Galway because the treaty of 1845 afforded compensations which lens upon victor ''' y, teere were re erences to hich were in contact OD the 21st instant, wes ince ct 6 er cent the satisfactor - e d suit_ble for a pecket station, large a n d we no longer possess. In this state of things the T . e rre . P e 3/. pd %- % di& w he fo ' ' ' rmer had severs. butts sterted, &c., and quarter York, le ew.& Ber. all p 102 - 104 so simple as to relieve it at even 31. 18s., of y ape earance of foreign relations. o 1 sseure an ; ed. Thes French Government could not close its car againet receive, " said the KING, in that a xtensive works would be resen•r e works, stove and the latter loet bulwarks and staneheon,. Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5% for which it has allowed without the slig tereotyped sentence e the demands of national commerce, and refrain from of the reigning Soverei • d ' d t • I b the committee, ecree essen ia y • could not b e WITERFORD, SEPT. 27. Wind E.S.E• to ERE. York &N. Midland H. ference to supply or demand, the unvarying gns of Christendom, " constant providing means for re•establiAing an equilibrium marks of friendshi t t d ds 227 600/ while the more complete These means consisted • and NN W -Sld Irmoe:LZ3, Savannah; Mountaineer and S. Parch. 10/. pd et - ea p 3/. 17s. 100. When wo alter our stenderd, thi cons ruc e un ~r , ~ in the increase of the duty on ' • • • P red esteem f • . rom forei n Govern g the steamer, St. John's New Brunswick . time for the Government at A delride tee lower ments." Instead of an enu ' • • i ld t b " d out under double that slim, coals and cast iron of Belgium. Before having re an cou no e came LINES LEASED .i!LT PIZED IitENTALII; The projected Bank of India requires a passi mention of territorial p _______ __ mittee have course to this extremity, it had recourse to a last attempt conquests, or 3 nafaln gele of prizes won in battle, Looking to every circumstance, the com . at conciliation d•hd" • f B- • MARKET NEWs.-(THIS DAy.) 1 Leasine Business now we are treating upon an anelogous subjec i t estimate G ov , rnmen ,an , wit out isguising rom the olgian Railways. - Nominal Prices. is a country which suffers L!equen e ly from t there was a statement n r egard to the crops-the come to the conclusion that at the lowes . t the necessity under which a refusal would --- " 1 " 1-- Companies. to-day. dent of Place it, pro . A CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNESDAY --- fluctuations in the exchangete and large shipment bloodless conquests of peace ae e , --, tn 'l 1 • 230,0001. would be required, and that indepen mine , . po.ed to it to carry into effect, purely anu Bdf. & Bitch., all pLon.&N.W ... - ... have alternately to be made f.som this side or I e gut t ess prizes t Ply, the treaty of 184' ith 1 f J aup o e st o anuary nex , t The show of Eel'eh Wheat here to-day, coestwis • of agriculture. " The favourable the extension of the railway from the presen and the irene e d• , , Bus& Oxf., gua. all'Gt. Westn. 29% - 80% while the demand upon the :Hon. East India i prospects relative tete resumption of neeotiations for a defi- db 1 • 11 F ' an y and-cc...nage, we I very sma , Or Most kinds Do without all p D - 30 for bills alternately flags or xises in a ratio to the harvests in the colonies," observed hi m S ......A- terminus to the pier, which would have to cross the nitive arranee inent. , • ever, and we fou Thee° overtur 111 es were rejected, how- h d a d h b active, inquir • * ' -- o' we a a s,ea y, tnoug yno means y, Bir•Wolv. & Dad., but satisfactory to steady-going men of busint JEST; " hare been completely realised: , stream from Lough Corrib, and would therefore require , . Da - •nd ourselves forced to carry out our roso- and late rates wera well supperted. For forward de. guar all pd Do. Instead of intions. is is 30 -81 now bank can assist in this respect it will b( a result • haughty comments upon the subjugati en of • a heavy outlay. This, however, the company would a neigh- ppears from the fit which we sincerely regret; but it livery seen cly any transmious took place. Rather Do. without, all p Do. b ' . felici • atement of the facts that w de ( luring principalities, th4re wera tations upon probably undertake if the question were thereby to everYe fft ' rt t° P revea tit,ene it c „; L ee b„ •k e air- S e over 7,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat have arrived since Buckinghash. all pILon.&N.W . . population. d Rll fi 1 Id f ' CI dsdale Jc. allpealedonian 5 . 1 -- .53 • aiur ay. ea y ne ?ramp es so to a air extent at Y . he inc e to sup the successful exchanges effected in mer chandi se. be decided in favour of Galway, and their line made Pose that t rease of duty on col l i:i t 3 a d ce t iron full quotations; but other kinds met a dull inquiry. The E. Lin., gni 1 , ' 6 per The value of Bills of Exclange upon the " The results of the sales made during the p resent the kl . f h great trun ine or t e passenger traffic between • imported bY the nottheca frontier is dd 's . arrivals of floating cargoes have increased. Most kinds dicating on our part tho desi asu en measure, , cent 100/.pd, Gt. Northn. 151 -- 153 • • . Glouceet. & Deanl 151% Continental cities was enhanced yesterday. . days, was taken at 25 471 to 52i, Amsterdam year," remarked the Royal orator, " have been parti- Euro d A ' 0 h h h d Tb t ifi • • t to submit te pe an merica. nteot er an , ar er gum Governmen re to constrain the Bel - . uneccept able conditions. i v and fair ID of Barley were n ery moderate supply quiry, at late rates. No change in Mal ~ We had an improved H 1 Forest all pd'GeWeetns. 32 -- 33 0:1 1 , Hamburgh 13 82 to 94-, mad a i riest, 1142 ti tt cularly favourable." Throughout the aa hole of the • • • - re there 13 neither „i art epl. Dk. & 1 Yk.New 3 l Public Securities are quiet but firmer, and , would require for pier and basin 7a,000/., and for In that measu sale for both English and Foreign Oats. Fino heavy R a il w....s il p d no , , e r menace • he exercise of a i:ght 6 :4` 1- 1 s • &Berw: ••• - ••• at • Address, indeed, there were evidences of that same e • • here is only t ica it cannot have Pei eels were the turn higher. Beans, Peas, and Flour Hull& Selby, all p Yk. been some money purchases in Consols th xtension of railway-a single line to Limerick, to t l' d t B &N 113 - 115 er 100 serene and humanizing spirit which has tended of join th • • e existing railway there, 137,000/., making a been seriously be 'eve a r ussel 3 that we were not were quite as dear as on Monday. Do. Halves.,all p Do. • 56% - 57% up the price to 100-4 i ; just 120 W, hewer • late t entitled to use, and the cone - quences f • 0 which were ARRIVALS Tills WEEK . Do. Quarts., all p Do. o forward so very materially the onward march total of 2 d 12,000 a, for which, however, we would have certainly calculated by the Belgian Government, when 1 Wheat. Barley. Malt. 1 Oats. Flour - ,7. Leeds &Bra, all p Midland - 109 sad In of civilization Th Exchequer-eills of March br • sng 70 '• , • eis preservation o f or der in the 34 miles of railway additional. Fe v nes • .t • t d d mends which only tended to the provisional , again, i reeec e e ___l _____-- Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern. 1 13% - 14% till to 11 various - Qrs Q „ . Q rs . I Qrs. Sacks. Do. Pref....all pd Do. * 87s. premium. South Sea Stock is a provinces of the kingdom was intimated in would only re ' h nce of a system inaugurated under a Govern- English .... 1 ' maintena . 25% - 26% but 1 generallY• quire t e construction of a pier and ected of m 1 •1 790 010 1,830 1 80 1,520 Lowestoft. en& 4 t ee -- Foreign Stocks have been di - I the passage which averred tha " fth t " the execution o e small breakwater, costing 13,000/., and twenty-four t ' " ment which was certomly not sasp a evolen s e Irish ...... ' , _ 340 -- I 5,970 - bu hi re e ree ly ro g - I per cent...all pd Norfolk lB% - 18% provincial and commercial laws had made considerable miles of r ailwa owards Belgium. Foreign ......i 7,230 _ - 1 10,910 1,220 sks 1 Deferred Bonds have been mo ' and lli. The Y, at an expense of DO 000/. makin , , g PARIS -OUR , _ P SE Sere'. 28.-Closing prices : - Four- [ ,2,260 bl. i Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. - ... progress in general," i sosomuch that th K d e rso a - in all 103,00peo ess than half that required for either and-a-Half per Conte , 104 f. 3aC ' • , Three per Cents. 78f , . BOROUGH BOP M.A.RIEET. =', Middleshe & Red- ket, and have receded to 121 L a 9 premiure, . I car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar . . Loan has improved to 9- 4 an mitted that he found reaso • f the other • - • The sn d en, Mexican I n to exult in the " effica- 0 points. It is also better sheltered than Deferred have lathed to 64 tilt k f F 35f 10c.; Ban o ranee, 2,8 . pply ot new Hops being very extensive, the de-1 N. & E., sp. c all E. Co ti 6 . 3 -- a ii , clogs co-operation of the provincial states and the Terbert, which h RAILWAYS AT THE SINESS DONE IN FOREIGN _ „„ mend ie in a sluggish etate, at Monday's prices. Duty , Do. 6p. ct., a " 11 p Do. u ll es ... - ••• , owever, being more extensive, would 1311 245,0004 to 250,000'. 25i to ii• commercial administrations." T rester LONDON STOCK EXCLIANGE, bEP T • 2° . Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. - ••• t - eul some Railway SI he only allusion afford g acca mmodatio h th nw en e projected Charleroi and Erquelinee, le -Dijon and Besancon, 3%-- es WHITECHAPEL. Prestn. &Wyre, f L.&N.W 1 This is • ticket day, ' ' made tlaroughout this interesting Speech from the works, had been carried into Dutch Rhenish, 6 SS-Luxembourg, 7 '-_ -Madre., 2% p.- e'er market is heavy, and the quotations have a down- all paid 1 &La. &Y . f "' - - do vr , or se according to th executicn Both Fovnes better, others a sha _ __ h Throne to operetions, or rather t • f d T bert would also . - Paris and Lyons 22 %-Paris and Roaen 34 7 / 5 -Paris and ward tendency :-Beef, from 2s to 3s 2d; Mutton, 2s 45 : Ditto, Halves, A, • bee taken- Generally toy 0 projects oa an ar have the advanta eof os- St b -' ' ' g p ras onrg, 29%-bambre and Meuse, 10 Si-West .Flane to 4s, Veal, 2e 101 to 3s 10d; Pork, 2s 10d to 3s 10d ' 100/. pd Do. - ••• P that speculation , yirestern suffer by Mr. Glyn's 14 i P.; I* - 1-A,.‘ - 'warlike character, was one eminently indicative of stssiug a capacious basin • at Limeriek ad • oinin the ders ex. per Blbs by the carcase. ; Roy. & Hit.,lootp Gt.Northn. 149 - 151 wards, North etihstae very peculiarities to which we have 1 d • a rea y re- river, su ncie r ' ntly wide „d ' i g -__„. - 150 tion. French s hares are rising, and Belgian aro i - l' - ' sd 11 ~. -: i . - , . as i nstrative of the present a ge-the peculiari- receive the close of packets deep at its entrance tO ROYAL A UTILL W SEPT. Sir Charles Lyell the geologist, has arrived at St. e . ERY.- OOLWICH, 28.- ' Shf. Rth. & Goole, , Upper India Gro I s e. premium). r:*, -'-.• ', \ requir - d h d . . e w en nee ing re- le c. 18 11 6e Lan & Yks . ~ __ ;n i rv . Captain Taylor's troop of Royal Horse Artillery have been °-•• • ' • 1 • • n e ''' -"' Gold Mines aro steady, but not brisk. lin * nterzlee a itb. ,l , . . ,_ , n. gto enforce the mai .e of commercial peir. This, of course, is an John's from E n 1 ' , , , g and, for the pin - pose of eisiting tne on .6 , S. btaffdsh., 9 1 ,i p MrArtilean %- % dia. element of consider bl • • a e districts Or tnat , placed under orders thld th 1 ' d' ss t u o emse ves in rea ine o inarcu sch the same. chartered Bank of i province, and to ascertain the nature of tee Wear Val. Sp ce, all Stckt& Dar 30 -31 ' Mexican nee on tt 4 le . th of October for Canter K ....loth - • Prot rity and of political trarquillitY• For it relates t • the calculatio impor ance in I soil and geologica,4 orm bury, where the troop is to , 1 e 4 4 ` a • oe Additional light- ations ia the eaetern part o New e Ditt el - tt 11 D o i o, a p o. Brunawick. t e stationed. •• - ••• are lower. Veara - a Maize &Scan- 1 Gt, Wastruellol, ea 105 I 169, 3 IA 10 y s % 12% 12 1 7 3 4 8 3 7 / 6 5" . I31"3 nee, done to-day. 5 / 13 Ea MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, yesterday, were estimated at from 8,000 to 9, , 0uu bates, of which 2.500 American were taken on speculation. The market closed firmly, and, as compared with Friday's rates, American at sd. to Sid. were i f up. Other kinds were also higher. The sales co mprised 6,500 American, 1,500 Egyptian, at 6d. to 11d., and 200 Surat, at 34d. to 41d. per lb.—Railway Shares continue dull at lower prices. The many new companies that are being brought be fore the public present different claims for support; some fair, others doubtful. Banks, established on a sound basis, with an adequate end not excessive capital at the outset, but yet with the power of calling for increased subscriptions, must act as a powerful lever in our colonies. Judiciously ma naged they bring out the latent resources of the different possessions, and stimulate pro duction. At the outset, however, it is inex pedient to have too large a capital paid up, for this necessarily leads the managers to the precipitate ex tension of business, and to consequent risk. By a libe ral, yet Ikea course, the most s e were periods of commercial reaction may be happily got through. The Colonial Bank is Probably the most waiking recent example of this, havieg lost enormously by the revulsion in the West Indira, and yet by din.t of extreme vigilance, by cessation of dividends, and with the support of a handsome reserve fund, the lost capital has been to a great extent restored, and with the experience so dearly bought the Bank may henceforth enjoy a comparatively prosperous career. The new Australian banks may probably answer well, but it should bJ rather by the extension of monetary facilities in fresh channels than by unwholesome com petition with the existing institutions. In the common course, Australia, grown suddenly rich, must need larger banking accommodation, but she wants no lavish advances to her settlers in the time of their ease, to be withdrawn upon the day of pressure. It is not many years since that sheep, cattle, and wool were driven up to enormous prices, and imports were extraordinarily increased from England, until the memorable Australian panic ensued, that brought down the price of live stock to a ruinously low point, forcing the owners to boil down their stock for the seke of the tallow, and beggaring men who for years had believed themselves to be men of substance. This trying ordeal at length got through, though a weary time it has been for Australia, we are now lighting upon a new era, and it will depend upon the policy of the banks whether they enhance or retard the prosperity of the colonists. We have seen already one or two important banks started upon British capital run aground or dragged through the mire of our chancery courts. First in im portance will be the duty of keeping up an adequate supply of coin, and offering convenient arrangements for the transmission of bullion, nor will even the establish- ment of local mints altogether relieve the banks from this task. What has been done in South Australia should teach U 9 the importance , of adaptation to circum stances, and it is surpz icing, in the fee of such practical evidence, to hear objections strrted to the course pursued at Adelaide, in stamping gold ingots to pass current there at 3/, I Is. per ounce. If i. t could tra shown that gold was not worth 31. 11s.. or if there were no mother country with a fixed standard, open as a last resource, we could understand the cavilling. What is now predicted by some, concerning the probable future embarrassment of South Australia, because she is buying gold beyond the value it may hereafter command, would apply correctly enough to England, which has no neighbour so simple as to relieve it at even 31. 18s., of the metal for which it has allowed without the slightest re ference to supply or demand, the unvarying price of 31. 17s. NO. When we alter our stc'idard, then will be time for the Government at A delr;de t, lower its tern's. The projected Bank of India requires a passing notice now we are treating upon an anriogous subject. India is a country which suffers f.!equenely from temporary fluctuations in the eschangeP, and large shipments of silver have alternately to be made f:om this side or the other, while the demand upon the Hon. East India Company for bills alternately flags or Ines in a ratio anything but satisfactory to steady-going men of business. If a new bank can assist in this respect it will be really a boon, and it has an especis.l field among the native population. The value of Bills of Ewhange upon the Prilr i p sl Continental cities was enhanced yesterday. PaPos' 90 , days, was taken at 25 471 t o 521, A ms tlrdam 12 to Hamburgh 13 82 to 9f, mad 'Priest;; 11 42 t h o e 4 re 6 Public Securities are quiet but firmer, and: have ' ve geflb been some money purchases in Consols that have aro up the price to 100-4 ; just how, however's are 1001 4-• the nearer values. For Account the prices Bal a , Bonds Exchequer- gills of March bring 703;,1 11 to 111 i. 87s. premium. South Sea Stock Foreign Stocks have been dill freelyeli brought to war gis °evilly, but Grenada Deferred Bonds have been snoreeand The Turkish ket, and have receded to 121 premium. Peruvian g Loan has improved to 9k and 65. Mexican Bonds are Deferred have rallied to 64 fi nct 258 to c nd some Railway Shares are This is ticket according to the course better, others a shaddabYw or Generally they tend up wsrds. North , that speculation hrl token- _yirestera suffer by Mr. Gly n ' s; resigna tion. French sh ares are risi ng, and Belgian are higher. Upper India are b Premium. Gold Minos aro steady, but not brisk. United Mexican 322..zeh the seme. Qhartered Bank of Australia are lower. QUARTER TO TARES. . 7 : , ucols . "4! ••• 100 i Ditto Account, Oct. 13 ... ... 100 i i ONE CLOSING PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O'C'LOCIC ?RICE& 3 1 . ),:. (snt. Consols Annuities 100 1 A lA 100 : 100% New 5 per Cent. Annuities '.. orig Arns. to expire Jan.lBBo ... Ditto, 30 years, Oct. 10, 1859. 6 11 -1 G India Bend?, 1,0301 ... ..... -- -- Ditto under 1,000/.. ... ..,.. 87 p 87 P South Sea Stock 1111 Cmsols for Account .. looy A ti; xche q a a' Bills. I Shd. March. June. 1,0001. .. 500/. Small, ONE CLOSIN G PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. riocE Austrian 5 per Cent. Scrip .. ...... 5 p Grenada Bonds, 1% per Cent — ... Do. Ex Dec., 1849 Coupons 2 2% 22g Ditto, Deferred l2 11% 12 Llexican, 1846 3 per Cent., —25 Th Ditto, Account Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent — '4 Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent 64 65 63 Portuguese 5 per Cents. Ditto, 4 per Cont. 96 Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Spanish 3 per Cent — 2314 Ditto, New Deferred — Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1852 BM 9% Y s , p 9g P Dividends on the above payable in London. 651/ !Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Guild — 99 Ditto, 4 per Cent. Certificates 99% u HOP INTELLIGENC E: MAIDSTONE.—In some gro unds the picker s have already been discharged, the hops having been cleared off the poles ; but, generally speaking, bopping may be expected to last to the middle of next week. So far as we have yet heard, accounts seem generally favour able, both as regards yield and quality, is certainly equal to—in some places perhaps ex ceeds—the original expectation of the planter; in quality the hops are very good. The average betting is The quantity from 255,0001. to 260,0001. ; whilst many persons dut have been heard to express an opinion that the y will be still higher. No doubt can be entertained that it will be, under any circumstances,. if not the least, highest that has ever y e t been paid —at Great num second only to any previous year. bars of Irish hoppers pa sse d through on Sunday, on their way home from Far lei g h, they were paid off on S a t u rday, from Mr. Ellis. d Mr. Green, of Boxley, lire also, we un derstan , finished his picking. gro und boo THE WEALD.—A large quantity Of Maidstone where been cleared, notwithstanding that the picking b " been retarded by the late rains. We have no r eason to alter our opinion of the crop, which must be un usually heavy, the flower being so free from disease and in such fine aromatic condition. nights, During the, last week we have had rather foggy a nd a ho t little, sun during the day has changed their c olour a r e and rendered it very desirable to secure the mainder of the crop es soon as possible. Vvw . hope the planter will not be too PreaciPilie tate in forcing his growth on the market; " ~„ does, a glut will ensue, which will cause a n unva "" . ul ral depreciation of their value. Even if the d pays 50,0001. or 60,0001. more than the co nsuMeti°l3! well grow. a we must not forget that when hops are so as they are this year, and prices reasonable, an int o l° ducement is held out for the speculator to come le the market; and if he does he will soon take eff t In saY ip ti g r surplus over and above the consumption• thus much, we are not disposed to quarrel with o ust present attainable prices; we are only desirous tug, the planter, by judiciously supplying t he n ' sr for n ent; ~. should render the present quotations permsis m ade to Pre . every one knows that, if the supply ponderate over the demand, the buyer has the advtl ° tags on his side. res si ng in CANTERBURY.—The hop•picking is pr o gw .. every way satisfactorily, and in many Instances dia extend over a much longer period than was ex pect . e a ._ some are producing beautiful samples. The . ' oa t s ' heavy rains have not perceivably injured the la p for though it has been rendered very unpleasan.t.. be the pickers. Some very heavy growths willmr. produced from this neighbourhocd, such o ss ter , Hammond's (Petham), H. Cooper, Esq . (v ier an rne bury), C. Marten, Esq. (Chilham), Messrs • voa an d (Selling), W. Carter's (Blean, who has fi ft y acres, i if id has every appearance of growing as mans tonoctia several others. The duty will reach 26°'.. S o me not more, as the late picked hops weigh so le We. if on the very unpleasant proceedings have taken P" i n the part of the Excise, relative to the g r°wers keting neighbourhood using the City arms on their o the fort —which would never have been notic ed inte res ted, bu s y' interference of some, mostpro ba bl y full body. ; picking,, • in BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA.—The picking, 1s ho 0 operation. The quality for which this parish rs te this long been famed will be kept up by the Print-rate year, as the present crop promises to be o ', d some quality. This parish can, es usual, boa!" fof crop very splendid growths of Goldings, "I' i ' fa id s tone does not exceed the planters' expectations --.L' Journal. _ CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.—(2O miles open)—' of Traffic for the week ending Sept. 25, 185 12 2 :-- 1 „ , £ Passengers, parcels, &c. 31 15 0 Merchandise, cattle, &c.... Total . £ 152 18 11 Corresponding week in 1 . 851 ( 10 miles open)4ls, 3 Passengers, parcels, &c. 0 6 3 Merchandise, cattle, &c. ••• £3 5 1 4 ..• ••• Total .. NEWMARKET RACES, (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGILAPO') Handicap. 1 ••• ••• Cuckoo filly ... ••• ..• ••• ••• ••• ..• Molasses ••• Match—Exeter beat Herbert. Match—Gossip received from Torment, nbbSpo.L. EGER.—Stockwell is said to be a certain starter. Noble arrived this morning. irtirb Vbitiont Match—llesperus beat Lapidist, The Two Yrs old Triennial Stakes• 1 ..• •• .. Pelion ... ••• ••• ••• •.. ••• Scandal... ... ••• ••• Eight ran. Ir.•-"" '—'—'—' --- • --- f -- - ----- -- ----- FRIGHTFUL DEATH.—NOTTING IIAM, to A shocking accident occurred in this town a few days ag o . e a young girl named Ann Hoe, of Barton, Nottinghamsnir It of Mr. Jones, appears that the deceased kept the house • silversmith, Bottle-lane, Nottingham. On Thursday night, MoNDAT :- about 11 o'clock, while her master Was from home, she un fortunately set fire to her clothes. There being no other for assistance completely enveloped ill person in the house, the poor creature ..ashed into the street considerably above her head. The shrieks of the unfortu flames, which rose nate girl, together with the darkness of the night and the lateness of the hour, alarmed the neighbourhood, but it wee not until she went into an adjoining street covered with flames that eny rssistrnce could be rendered her. She was as speedily ms possible taken to the General Hospital, where she lingered until Friday night, when death put an end to her sufferings. oR A FIT OF PASSION.--Walk out i n the open air. F You may speak your mind to the wind, without hurt ing any one, or proclaiming yourself to be a simpleton. The last files of the Sydney Morning "Jerald Con tain accounts of a new propeller invented by Sir Thoprlaaal Mitchell, the Surveyor-General of New South Welest ex a L cited i and used of which in a small steamer at that port had it', st _ .. ni great interest. It is called the Bomerang proof ' il e a ' of 12 knots an eofd°t b xh e a e e n r i m o e b n t obtained. ned . constructed on the principle of the weapon by the natives to kill game. Although th only on a small and imperfect scale, a sPe e hour against a head-wind is stated to have at The i n strument is described to corabine gre strength and simplicity, while it has also the advantage that its motion ion. sO canal bo in the water causes but a comparatively slight agitat' that it is capable of being adapted to . . . boats as well as laend be e ) e the b t obtained." n e e t e d r M . 0 i - to other vee9els. At convictionhconclusion, of the trial Sir Thomas Mitchell expressed his ' t the weapon of the earliest inhabitants of nation mathematically of the true f orm by which alone, on Ahuss ptreaeldiaohnaws water W r c the screw principle, hig _ " Wily Do king.OU brEAK OUT!"—From the ini possibility of m, our present Alinisters say what they mean—or even, wnaL by T they do not mean—the observation that was once made a eyrand of a celebrated nobody, equal point be turned may with . round upon them—" CO Messieurs out un grand talent pour le silence."—Punch. Sin FITZRor KELLY AND EXCLUSIVE DEALING. —There i 9 a tale current in the town true, does not reflect much credit on the Solic' or which, if _ , remembered that some time since itthe-Gle,onerael.d ,etnntreYraaamu purchaEed the Cbaunt near i • inarn li might have" a stake in that he , swish, order . , some repairs, which the county." The mansion required rather they were various tradesmen are now doing--or relied so violent! doing, for we hear that they have quar withd , • Y among themselves that the bricklayer has withdrawn his time • ls men. B since a c But we were about to say that some time a first- ompetent plasterer was required, and after a cellent t rate hand went to the mansion armed with ex" testimonials. He was found to be the very man they wanted • , but, just as the bargain was being clinched, the agent of Sir Fitzroy is reported to have said, "You must first tell me what is your colour—are you Whig or Tory ?" Th e honest fellow immediateiy said, " Whig." Whereupon the agent is stated to have replied, " I am compelled to decline your services ; for we have strict orders to employ lasterer no on e who does not belong to the T or y party." The p too is straigbtsvay bowed from the m ansion, end we trust ere s.-- th is plying his craft; prof i ta bly upon non-political wall insivi.-Js Express. DEPARTURE OF GO TTENMENT EMICI.---Yeg° RANTS terday morning the Si x Sisters, a Dutch vessel, chartered by the Government, was towed down the river from Dept,: ford to Gravesend, ulience it sailed with upwards of 30ti emigrants for Geelong, Port Philip. The vessel was accons. ld. by e ach aplain (the Rev. Thomas Pownall Boultbee, M.A., Fllow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and late cur.ite of Cheltenham), a surgeon superintendent (Jatne Hannan, E s q.), a schoolmaster, matron, On the previ ous Sunday eve the emigrants took leave of their frier:l.i% and divine service was performed on deck. The WOO, mate, and crew of the Six Sisters are all Dutchmen. Yew