The Sun. — London, England, 1855-11-08 00:00:00

. • • . .. . _ - , • THE Sti N . LONDON, THURSDAY EVtiltvilmti, NOVEMBER 8 185 5. IMPORTANT T ___O MA f,, li li f i .:E ng ßS le . t • • .....--...------_ _ certainly believed in some military circles that re- vigorous protecution •" against which not a score LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 7. learned tbat the rrisoner bad arrived here about seven i LIVERPOOL WednesdeV . T - h - e p f o r r o t m :_ the rece • Spirit of the Public Journals. weeks ago, and called at a Mr. Massaro's, 11, Cross tteor h v a - e s • plies not very different from this have been made. of votes could be mus ' tered in the reformed House -_. e ._.___ been sent to ' Thome. ' C ' '.) • urt E , ,q. secre a ..t . street, Hatton-garden, and asked for work. Mr•Massaro i .e. The very existence of such rumours proves that of Commons ; and the opponents of which could COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. . did not know anything about him more than that he (From the Daily News of this day.) all is not right. We desire to throw no imputation not get up a meeting in any town in the kingdom, (Before Mr. Corunia , si. ner Fare ) came there, and, being a countryman, he recommended . Underwriters' Associ:tion , try . IN RE PARTRIDGE AND OAKEY. hirn to a Mr. Bettinelli, a bardmeter case maker, of 5, upon any one connected with the Horse Guards. or (as Mr. Cobden found at the West Riding meet j compass committee in this , ntly appointed u lhe egre e % x a p pr e i d r u i b m al i e lns n e t s i at t t n wt a h d , e e s The prevalent rumour is not, we be h li a e s ve in w vi i t t e li d - Greville-street where he had worked for a few weeks, I Sir,-I ern - directed by the Liverpool Compass C t out foundation, that Lord Palmerston , The blame rests with the Ministry. There is, un- ing) would be heard only to be condemned ? But The bankrupts were booksellers and publishers, of Paternoster-row. This was the certificate meeting. The but being ill, Was recommended to go to the hospital. o e . " Liverpool, Nov. 6, 1855. • two of his late Peelite colleagues to re-enter tue happily, the belief that Ministers are not unani- what does Mr. Cobden propose to do?-what is the accounts were published in detail at the time of the bank blossretmrhy a y atn o od u r y ,16T a y ' mous on the subject of the war, that some of the sequel of all this superfluous prefacing ? Nothine He 1 dr d t 44 B. Id • ' oee a , a win'e-gardens, for a few weeks, but mittee t 3 i f th t b f 1 ' - ' °EP ' t r h ' i [I i o y t f y e O a C c r e c i t o l Cabinet, the ono as Colonial Secretar of State '• the other as Postmaster-General. The motive of most influ t . rupts passing their exsmination. It then appeared that in No b • • had since then slept at 37, Great Saffron-hill, with a' l m h e r a e g n o e n t i t t e h O e n ble issue are uestions and its proba , q en ial have a very great disposition upon at all-" You will not expect me to say which of any ternas to get rid of it, and that it is the effect of these plans (conscription or voluntary enlistment) Italian of the name of Carlo Morici. Tne prisoner stated , such an offer, vem er, 1853, the firm was in a deficiency of 4 367/ • they now owed to unsecured creditors 16,7871.; 1 which deserve to be considered zeparately. Friends this disunion which finds its result in subordinate should be adopted for carrying on a war which I ' ' ' • to those holding security, 1,519/. ; besides liabilities of that he had been attending on the officers of the British- ascertained that the correct ` variation' ' • at that date was and foes will perhaps be ready to concur in ascrib- departments in damaeing doubts and hesitation. believe to be more unnecessary, rash, and aimless 1,751/. The other side of the account showed a sum Swiss Legion, at Dover, but that when the camp broke For Liverpool 20.22 west ing to the Premier a con t sci • ousness that it behoves These rumours recall to recollection an incident than any in history." Well, perhaps it would have e f• 2,014/. due to the firm, of which 794/. Was put down up he was obliged to come to London. The passport For Dublin found on the prisoner was in the name of Giuseppe Cor- o T he f h • - him, while there is time, o endeavour to strengthen which marked the early stage of hostilities-an in- been unreasonable to expect Mr. Cobden to have as doubtful, and 610/. as bad debs ; the property was mean o . t e. se or 22 8 (rather less than , • 21 parts . the Parliamentary capacity of his Government. cident now too well known to be secret. When our given us any guidance on these points ; but, if he did estimated at 1,260/. ; ditto held by creditore, 850/. dinoli. The camp was broken up about the same titne, of the compass), hs, therefo73, the proper correction to be e The experiment of conducting the public business armies first embarked for the East a :distinguished not mean to tell us an th' h d'd h 't y mg,w y 1 e wri ausa e pro s or m Th fit (f 21 onths) had been 1,647/. ,-* losses, he said, and therefore he (Jarvis) wanted time to make inquiries at Dover. made for variation for ehtps navigating between the • with the minimum of administrative skill and do- • • •d e 1 t ' th military officer apphe or emp oymen in e ex- letter ? If he had nothing to say, except that there 6,341/. ; expenses and drawings of partners, 4,624/. Sir Peter Laurie ranted the re g mend, and wished the south of Ireland and Holyhead. As the usual prac tice with shipmasters is It 2 ' • - to a ow e points, it wiil be -.abating power, was made last session ; and even the edition. He was one whose energy and character, are two different modes of recruitment, and that Mr. Canner), the official assignee, stated, in answer to officer to get what information he could by the next • ~ - partiality of self-love may be acquitted of the folly P end, above all, his knowledge of the country, emi- he d t tdt ' k h . h•th b tt q oes no pre en o now wic is e e er, uestions from the court, that the property had realised examination. d ' •1* f - perceive , in sai ing or the Tuskar Head or the reverse, nearly 1,400/,, and the book debts 700/. It is expected . will lead to the right of their course, and thus be brought •n of supposing that after the legislative results of nently fitted him for such a service. His applica- where was the use of bis s ki t 11? He pea ng a a Remanded. that the dividend will be about 2s. in the pound. i into thick or foggy weather. n that , experiment it can possibly be attempted soon cation was refused,leut the refusal was accompanied apparentl does not like his friend, Mr Bright, Mr. Walker, on behalf Of the assignees, said he did " The rate of change in the ' variation ' for the Irish •...t •inYain. Frorn some quarter the ranks of office must ban assurance that it would nots be worth his d y '• ' * - a vocate conscri bon-on the contrary he seems BOIV-STREET.-A woman named Isabella Smith, n not appear to oppose, but simply to submit the balance- i Sea during ten years is found to be 6. min. per year. -e , be tecruited with fresh vigour or disciplined expe- w y hile to accept the appointment, as a shot never to int d p t 1 t ff tf , h s s ~ T en . some grea v? unary e or , or e ay , sheet to the consideration of his Honour, in order that ~, ; who sells fto e 'n the stre t i h w rs h i e s,. nt e neighbourhood of INo note to this effect is inserted in an chart of the rience, or the thing cannot go on. To do him jai - wou e re in auger. ld bfi d • here is nothing for it but an appeal to the man- he might award such certificate as the facts disclosed by -"-caborn, was c arged by Police-constable 324 A with hanuel • and those dia . n • e y rts rofessin to be corrected to creating an obstruction on the footway in that thorough. c ' • a , tice Lord Palmerston is superior to all preferences Sch was the impression prevailing in the hiahest hood of England.' What that means he leaves us the balance-sheet seemed to warrant the year 1853 still give the variation as it was many fare ; and William Smith, her husband, was charged • h h fi - , the bankrupts, said he did not think and predilections founded upon party principles or • - Li -• e n h • ' • .• military quarters Just at the moment when our to guess-except tat he argues, in a misty way, Mr. Turner for years since went ey were rst engraved with an attempt to rescue her. , party attachments. He would as soon take a man th t b d th t fth • b 1 1 g our s ores upon t e most a every o y a approves o e war is own troops were leavin h h ' k b • f h • 1 necessary to ma e any o servations, a ter t e way in The constable stated that the female prisoner, in sell- Yours, &c., # "W. W. RUNDELL, Sec.'? professiug one set of opinions as another. He has desperate enterprise which the histor f odern personally to go and fight, which would have the which the case bad been placed before the court. He would ing her flowers, was obstructing the footway. He re himself sat beside politicians of every shade of warfare records. We now know to Y ° m t' bl If tf I • b d t h t ho e d ttention to the f what that fatal ques lona eeec o ()eying no oy a ome o w ver, raw a ttht th hd I ac a ey a a - monstrated, and she replied insolently. An altercation PRICES - OF SHARES ways lived most economically. Toryism, from Perceval to Peel, and of every hue of im ression is to be t d. It ded f the look after affairs but Mr. Cobden and a few of his ensued, and he finding that she would not go away, IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER •COM zee __ . proeee rosi Mr. Cannan- They have been several years in part- Liberalisna, from Canning to Molesworth. As a nr:sence of • men in e Cabinet who were eter- more im licit followers. Mr. Cobden has, how, nership ; but they ware about 4,300/. on the wrong bide took her into custody. He had some difficulty in get- PANIES' STOCK. niatter of taste the veteran coalitionist prefers a - . , . mineu, if they could help it, that there should not 13 h . tt 11 'f' ' ll k ever, somet ing more o e us i we i eto ta e two years ago, taking their stock at the high prices of ting her to the station as she resisted him all the wa --4 , . coalition Ministry to one entirely composed of incli- b It • ' tel ' th •te 't h• th 't ••1b th b t f 1 e war. enigma ein e very same in uence ionis au ori y,in.y- e- y sor e way, ie Near the station that time. Compared with the present state of affairs, . n he; husba • •• Y. d interfered, and, seizing • viduals having in essentials sentiments iucommon ; wh . h 1 d d tdd 11 ti 1 tells us that the war is unpopular in France that ic para yse an re ar e a our exer ons. . s 1 a- - - • ' they were perhaps 7,000/. to 8,000/. behind. witness by the arm attempted to release the female pri- From the Official List. ' d•t b 01l eted that of ell the constituent . aan i may e rec ee , it possible that the same influence is still at work, the German poop ean sovereigns are entirely at The accountant stated that the stock was then valued soner. Witness, h ' ewever, got ber to the station, and, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. n members of the Aberdeen combination of unlucky one on the subject of neutralit and that the returning, took the male prisoner into custody, and and that once more the arm of England is stayed ya . by Mr. Hodgson. LONDON, TUESDAY, Nov. 6, 1855. ' dP. 1 erston alone defended its corn ; memory, Lor a m under that most dangerous of all delusions, that we French Emperor would now make peace if the The Commissioner (after looking through the pro- locked hire up on the charge of attempting to rescue her. The prisoners denied a great portion of the statement. • GAS-LT*IIT AND COKR COMPANIES. ..t. position on the theoretical ground of the constitu- British Government would permit him. How Mr. ceedings)-Well, I suppose the creditors will not object are near to peace? The woman denied that she was causing any obstruction . . . tional expediency of coalitions. We cannot, there- Th re are th t h the question will seem e ose o w om , Cobden should kitow all these things, so contrary to their having second-class certificates. in the first instance, or that she refused te go away. Dividend Amount ' f. fore feel surprised that his lordship should revert o all outward sions, he does not tell, and there is Granted accdrdingly. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. , stranee. But let us ask our readers how few of the z On the contrary, she immediately stood up and went aby t ' he force of instinct, as it were, to what may be y too much reasoeto suspect that his information is An application was made to the court to allow the ex- Annum. Share. resent Cabinet have ever iven ex ression to an away, but the constable followed her, and continued to • ~ ; said to have been the prevailing habit of his official p declded or strong o• ' g th p ? A - no better than other people's • while assuredly, in Penses ef preparing the accounts (771.), which were - _ , pinions oia e . war year h e f ' e t e' • • • - • stated to be very voluminous push her violently onward until he got her to the station. s. d. Xs. d. •• 'lilife. La- hisssee.reln for .personal ability we beheld ' • t e power o orming an en orcing an opinion, in . . • Mr. Hutchinson, solicitor, and Mr. Hodges, solicitor s • • , British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - - ~ ago Sir James Graham was directing naval arms- His Honour said that where preparation of volumi- Ditto Frovincial•• •• 7 - 1. -- 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 . - 7->.kitn a few days 'since. attempting to persuade Lord meats against R i D w believe e . uss a. oes any . man no . which he was once so eminent, he has become-at nous accounts tended to the detection of fraud or the clerk, here came forward and supported the statemeut Brighton ••••..•• •• .. ' 51. 20 0 0 20 0 a 15 •'''."....eStanley to.jotu . the .Government. How much of 1 h • d k 'd bl •h• that he was sincere and. honest in the prosecution east for t e time an to eep consi era y wit in benefit of the estate in any way, he did not care if it of the defendants, severely commenting on the brutality City of London .... •• 41. Os. tlOO 0 0 MO 8 u - ,-:•lti.ii. desire to. win - over 'that young nobleman was f 1 H - the truth-weak ' as other men ot le war? Mr. Sidney erbert was Secretary at . cost 150/. ; otherwise he was indisposed to burthen an of the policeman's conduct. Continental (4th Cap.) . - 80 0020 0 0 - Equitable-. •• •• •• •• •• 21 lOs 50 0 0 all 34 •.- eNitttributable ifically and purely to appreciation War-Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer . estate with a heavy accountant's bill. In this case he Mr. Jardine sail it was clear that the two gentlemen Great Central .... ' ' •• • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% - - ' *1 • le - Irk° Art' d h h ' t • , ssa. , eat,: ire USteicae. 1 qu. 1 ies, an ow muc otio.o. -the Duke of Newcastle . , War Secretary-and Lc,rd should only allow 50/. who had taken up the cause of the prisoners had not I • mperial ............. 101 & bonus. 50 0 0 all - • % ,- ":-ier.1.},Cir be Bei down teeem. stetuto calculation that along - IT.,'''l7' IMBECILITY OR TREASON? been present at the commencement of the affair. There Independent ......... AL 40 0 0 PP .--. . •1 , t‘b d P • . 1 ' ./ er een remier-and to theSe fiy9 men the had evidently been a long altercation before they came 50 0 0 ' ' •••:••-'7 ., .s"ith. the heir 'efiKnoweley he would probably 9.- - . • ,-, - ' • •• • " whole practical direetion - of the war wet*-Colic&ded;'" re,' ''' -'n• -• ' • es--- . . . PO p,, D ,c o . ;; x Patl. Preference 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ - • . MIDDLESE2: ,SESSIOIY,S. . up, and if they were aware how much trouble these , e i a rOln, a t.,orre,Toiylent of the Morni?tg A clt , &tiser. ) : 4/.per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 - ', ' .• , - 1:4-0aure tho.inieston of a certain number of s ettetes, wo s- . ' • • - - it cannot be forgotten that it was Conceded - by a - . ' es- worren gave the police, and how much provocation the Ratcliff •• -** ...• - .. ••• • ,„••••• 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 ... .. • Deed not nirtv determine, It is more to the pur- - In 18ti4 s&r Jules Orahain was corn died by h's Cabinet not essentially different froin the present. ' ' ' ' ' P ' '• - . Charles' Girge Mall, 21, and .iiirth,ar John Vinall, Itth d t aer a o put up with, they would understand the case United General .... •• 21. 10s. ;50 0 0 all 19% t • . p ese to note that no sooner had his- Political blan- dread le=t ti•e national ind: nation should endin er his We now know the real o inions of the me who - ' *g ' g 19; brothers, surrendered to take their trial on an indict- better. Westinhisterohartered 41 eer cent.l 50 0 0 PP 51!.‘ • clishments felled in the quarter adverted to than p n „ personal safety, to send an expedition to the White Sea, ment in which they were charred with inflicting griev. Ultitnately the prisoners „ were remanded, that inquiry Ditto, New .... •• • • - 50 0010 e 0 1014 s then professed " vigorously to prosecute the war. , • t with gay simplicity the practised wooer turns to unuer pretence of steppiag the enemy's commerce. But 0118 bodily harm on Mr. W. J. Wilde, the treasurer of might be made as to the character of th e h us b an d, WATER-WORKS. Li sober sadness we ask what security has the ' t *esome of his recent objects of affection, and sues ' '' the most minute and accurate measures were taken by .. . • the Haymarket Theatre In other counts the charge ----- , d d country that the Ministers who remain aro one whit Dividend Amount was varied, the la..a being for a common assault. WORSHIP.STREET.-Mr. Child, of the firm of - ' f *t t* T 't • ' a once more or 1 snenova ion. rue 1., is in ee Name of Company. Per of Paid, Price. him to revent aro injur bein inflicted on the Cz tr or more sincere, Not one of these men left the Cabinet P I Y g Mr. Ballantine 'appeared for the prose tit . • . e ion , Mr. Wire and Child, solicitors to the Incorporated Societ •eatha.t but o. few brief mon chs have passed away since Annum. Share. upon any question connected with tbe war. The his subjects. In the first place, the ship of lightest Clarkson appeared for the elder defendant, adNI - n -, i. of Licensed Victuallers, appeared before Hammill to oliY 'T l'ecirj Palmerstou, amid the cheers of the House of whole Cabinet resisted Mr. Roebuck's motion for draught in the squadron (the Miranda) drew six inches Simon for the younger. tain his opinion upon a subject of considerable imno X s. d. X s. d. . Commons, told the Peelite seceders from his Cabi- -- , r" East London - inquiry. Eren their defeat only led to the retire- toe much water to pass the bar before Archangel ; and It aPpeared from the opening statement of the learned tance to the general body of the trade in connecti pu ic es ima ion net that they were so damaged in bl . t• t . on Grand Junction mentof the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Aberdeen. in the next, by a juggle between 0. S. and N. S., tha . counsel, and th e evidence afterwards given, that the with the billeting system. Kent 4'. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 7814 - .that he did not believe one of them would retain , Sir James Grauam, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Her- blockade, which we in England were male to believe prosecutor, Mr. Wilde, as treasurer of the Haymarket Mr. Childs said that according to the mode follow ed Lambeth . . - 100 0 0 - - ' •Lis,se.at at a general election ; true it is that in Ne u w River Company.. , 2/.los. - - Theatre, had the general superintendence of all the ser- at present with regard to the distribution of soldiers' -- , bort, all retained their places, and resigned only would commence on the Ist of August, was, by Sir So thwark & Vauxhall 51 per mt. 100 0 0 - as% fierce retort one of them went the length of de- vents employed on the establishment, and of the arrange- billets, the exclusive duty of providing accommodation west el - because Lord P. i • alu eretou was too prudent to peril James Graham's order, made effective on the 13th ;E0 iddiesex .. • I . t6l 0 - •.. 5 . per cen . 0 91% daring, with the full assent of those around him, ments made for the comfort of the public. On the even- devolved upon licensed victuallers, and he was anxious - his Government upon the success of an attempt that he, in fact, deferred the blockade until 1855, as the ' that the policy of the Government had become a ing of the 24th Oct. the defendants were at the theatre, to direct the Magistrate's attention to a provision in the BRIDGES. to rescind the motion for inquiry. But it was trade ef the season was over, and between 300 and 400 ~ policy wholly new and different from what it was and just as the principal performanc . e was concluded, Mutiny Act, which appeared to have been overlooked by Dividend Amount not any difference upon any question of policy vessels bad passed through our squadron, sent on this ' while they re ined in office, and that a continue. fool's errand with a'l the roduce of Norther about 11 o'clock Mr Wilde on passing from his office the officers entrusted with th l• • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. which caused their retirement. What aesurance, , . n n Russia . , • , _ _ , . e ( traction of the billets, Annum. Share. fth i r after the conferences of Vienna was . 41,1e0 0 0N a, the only difference between 1854 and previous years to the lobby, observed the elder defendant in the act of and the terms of which only required to be fairly carried ..... , ask a ain have we that there aro not men in the - ... utterly unnecesiary'and wrong ; and already Lord we g , . being, that in the former the carr II trade 13 d a passed lighting a cigar at else of the gas jets. A great many out to relieve his clients from a portion of the heavy . X s. d. 4 8. d. ti e its 9 Si J Cabinet who share their seu m i . r ames iiiingerford - .... persons, chiefly ladies, were congregated there, waiting burden which was entailed upon them under the existing - - - 'l2 Palmerston 'proposes that two leading personages from B 't . h 't th fh y 1 g re is vessces o ose o t e Dutch, Germans, and Graham and Mr. Gladstoue were members of a war Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - '''• ~ ':V ;that section , should resume. their seats in his Americane for carriages, and Mr. Wilde went up to the defendant system. He referred to the 79th section of the statute, Ditto new of 7 c 11 e %p. . .p r cent. 5J 0 0 - - • ... C MIDIS ra 0n.... .te ue o e ewcast e it is ' ' .', ' A,. I - •• • t - 4- - 1:1 I) 'k f - "CT ' 1 • • , Cabinet e ,while in their heayts they were advocates -.-- f peace . Who will vouch for Lord Granville and in 1855, we bad a new First Lord, and the blockade Charles, and told him politely that that was not a place which declared " that all the provisions of the act for Waterloo ........ ....• - 100 0 0 - - - to smoke in, and the defendant then looked at him, and billeting officers and soldiers in victualling houses should Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - , .. .- . • , alteged, .Anierird.T. - ipsgelf from complicity iu the °. • of Archangel was made effective more than two months Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 1 tth n t , tl d • Sir George Grey, tia ey are o .. .exac y cung earlier than in 1854. Thi puffed a mouthful of smoke in his face. Mr. Wilde then extend and apply to livery stab!es, alehouses, &c.," but - . .. ' ultra-pAd ii4 4 71644tf , Sir James Graliam and Mr. s apparent increa9e of activity Vauxhall ............ 96a. 70 10 3 -21 U the same and energy gained great credit for Sir Charles Wood, gently placed his hand on that in which the defendant notwithstanding the express tertus of tlae clauste in ques- - - a ,-. Gladstone .4Yieesiegeestrwhich he made in the Ho - ese • baste ol for a moment t hhld his eigar, and depressed it, and as he did so the tion he believed that in no single inetance had any bile DOCKS ill the • ' '' •t 4 Taiirds 'titenla ' tgair freaking off of negotiations The capture of Se , p , hrew but ikturned out that fraud and falsehood were st round the Ministry of Lord PalgOisteu- the aps. erderecf the da dth P • • •- y, •an at ntssia was again e in as tar ee e clear fll t th d The defendant then strucle him lets been directed to the kee ' - • e o e gToun . pers of livery etables within ', 7 ,-?, „'" rc,t, Vienna ; ,bue s we:',niust be allowed to ask for ..l • • , Dividend Amount a.violentedelow op ' the temple, and Mr." Wilde laid hold the whole circuit of the metropolis. On behalf of the pearanee of greater energy in the "ie:area 134 Selease.as. it. w•as possible, to be saved from harm. The squad- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ittrl 3 kiclie, - re,tlehisiWirid -. precise declaration of the of him to detaiir - ; • hine until an officer came, when the respectable and influential body for whom he d appeare , Annum. Share. -,,•--,',,,-;: ,- ,•-.. rl/ 9- ee' . -• • • • ,' - topol would.. have juetnas surelyealtnd: jtret in tli*e 3- ronJeft,'Englancl on the 10th of May, and it was - soon ~ • eee:eatefiearesigieepolieyseepoensed by his Grace beforo..eve can ' J o - 11'ff - Sir de - --- -sl ' . y, , . , , . same way, beeei .tale , e e. Je se. atein mid Air, :: eliecnveted tlaate-by some mistake of the. authieitiea at lendint ' seern his brother'in that situ ' youngef de ~ . , , g . ation, it was scarcely necessary to state that they had every - - ' eirehenif Wien' '4l-C - ssdiet.4 , cr the identity of•his..fiews on. .e• • e ; s _ e. ...e , sa_ :, ~ es - Gladstone - had 'been ... lilinisfere --'' '''' ' ' e - honae ' there evou tat b- d b 'When we .begne• . ,- . e _ , , ,_, . , rea on oard to - 4iet tbrmighthe , laid !Leal d of - -111ra. Wilde from - behind, and held him d• osit• isp ion to comply with the requirements of the X s. d. X s. d Commercial •• • • •••••• 52. pr cent. Stock. Stock. * - this cardinal ciyiestion with those of the' bulk of the , - - WI te - the • utile' •ed fendant Iledelf ' f f punune ~ _ trn en ront. statute to its fullest extent, but they certainly felt it as East and West India.. 6/, pr zent. Stock. seriously to reflect ou the question what have the !eason. The Commodore Will probably be shelvedrfer;' re l eh. '': . 1, - • • - - • ds Me S'elney Herbert, to whom nation. As regar ... i ~., MiniAers really done, we look in vain for evi- instead of returning home, according to the wishes of Ile struck him about the ace and bead, and as he an extreme hardship that such a heavy burden should East Country . 2os per sh. ._ cent. Stock. -... _ 98 r a like invitation is said to have been addressed, the dences of any cha ' tl ' his nge in ie system which, under re employers, he put the crews on short allowance and had a thick ring on one of his fingers, Mr. Wilde's be imposed upon them, while another class of London •- - '** - - 51. pr persons Ditto - Bonds ........ 41. per cent. - - - - face was cut, and the blood trickled down freely. who were equally liable in law were altogether exone- St. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. , ease is too pla.in for myStilication. We have no de- Lord Ab d er t een, made this war so disastrous. mained at his post. But the Admiralt were n ' ot to - - An officer was 11,:nn brought, and he took the de- rated. One of his clients now present (Mr. Taverner), 'onthampton ........ 3/. Os per c. 50 0 0; 50 0 • - e . , osire to dieparage the administrative aptitude or w , be foiled, and, judging by the followin y statement, lie nere are tee signs of preparation for the eigorous fendants away, Mr. Wilde following to prefer the who had expended u wards of 11/. 'thin Victoria ............ 51. per cent. 20 0 0 1 10 0 0 19% „diligence of either Mr. Herbert or the Duke of might as well have come home, for a g ny mischief he the present prosecution of a contest in which, if we continue at charge. On passiog George's-court, on the way to the year in providine• acc i Ommodation for w t l ioldiers who had -__________ Newcastle. One consideration, and one only, seems could inflict on the enemy. On the 14th of July the JOINT-SrocK BANKS, 11 we oueht to station, the elder defeedant, who was walking on the been quartered upon him, had recently been served to us to merit present consideration-namely, are l a , e put forth all our energies? What Ariel, one of his squadron, " anchored at Kio, a small they, or either of them, prepared to abjure tlie evies are made 1 What efforts are made to rein- island, where there is a monastery and a custom-home. policeman's ript, suddenly swung Isis right fist across with another billet, extending over the protracted Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 1 rce our arm' ? les . Where are we preparing. to strike On shore they found eight immense stores of cut planks the policeman s breast, and struck Mr. Wilde, who wee period of sixty-one days, and as all the other members principles of their particular friendsand adherents, 2 Atumm. Share. and to adopt loyally those for the sake of which, a blow at Russian power ? Odessa is still spared- ready for shipment, worth 8,000/. or 10,000/. ; and walking on the left, so tremendous a blow on the nose of the trade were subject to a similar infliction under -.... that mysterious riddle of the war, which puzzles afloat there were 7 schooners, of from 90 t ) 100 tons ; between the eyes, that for a mornt, he stated, he was the prevailing system, he was induced to refer the X s. d. X s , a. and for the sake of which alone the Palmerston completely stuened, and thoug t his faoe was smashed matter to the magistrate, who was empowered to ad- Au5tra1a:31a........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 ad 91% the comprehension of the most acute among mili- all were left untouched, according to orders from the British INorthAmerican 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 64 aabinet is sustained in power ? ft may be so ; and in. At the moment he did this Mr. Wilde was wiping hidicate in such cases d ,un er section 69, which enacted Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 1:1 0 30% if it be, we are heartily glad of it. In point of En lish and French Governments ver much to the tary men and politicians. The expedition against g . fi _ i f h ' ' y the blood off his face with a handkerchief, which j h " t a h t avin any pers d on who shall find himself aggrieved . C o o i ls a n n i al : ... .. .. .. .. . : I I: T e e: c ent. 1 2 0( 5 ) g g 25 0 0 - Nicolaieff is countermanded. The old game is r m a o i r e t ru i ca t t o c o n l o l i e r t s h e a o d ffi t c e e r h s e a b n a d l 1 e m s t e ed teospeci s al r l i y ahsaeskevee completely saturated in blood (it was produced in w th as e b ability and fitness we aro not prepared to cavil at be e t t g an h un ll ue propotion of soldiers billeted . at ' Lond. C ha * ;*. iliel . o . f . A . U . s P - 20 0 0 25 ag g - la ii played over again. Russia is not to be struck too E l %Ye state it was then in), and the younger defendant thr I! ' h ew is ouse, s a prefer his complaint to any justice t heir selection. Only we should like to ask, if they •nean . London and County ... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -- hard encl nothine • n ,is do e commensurate with the himself upon him, in the same way he had done at the of the peace, who shall h should adopt this course, how many of their Aber- ' , ' Must not the understanding of England be darkened ave power to order such of the Londn and Westminatr 141. per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 47 fearful magnitude of the war wo have undertaken. theatre. The constable took the elder one to the station, soldiers to be removed and billeted elsewhere, as shall London Joint-Stock .. 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32% deenite friends will follow them ? . And if the con- indeed, when such a story as this makes no impression ? Provincial of Ireland.: 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Have we still Grahams and Gladstones in the And yet it is a mere repetition of the tying of Napier's and then returned to where Mr. Wilde was grappling seem fit." tingent they could thus alienate from the Quaker N or i',:;(i:::. 8 61' Cabinet ? Could we be worse if we had ? Do hands in the Baltic-of the occurrences in the Black with the other. Next morning they were taken before Hayward, the warrant officer, said that Mr. Brick- N a D ti i e t t u t p e e r r c e e en nt t: g 0 0 0 0 22 a ll _ Flag be small, will Lnrd Palmereton with reference a magistrate, who thought it was not a case to be dis- hill, the billeting inspector, who had attended in court Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81: i p ) er cent. 100 0 0 35 1g g ---_ Ministers really contemplate making peace ? If Sea, where Dundas, and, we fear, Lyons too, with pub to critical divisions be much the stronger ? posed of summarily, and sent it for trial. The rresent that morning to meet the complaint, but had been called Ditte, New .... •. - 81. per cent. 20 0.0 10 0 0 - not, how are wo to open the next campaign ? The lie instructions to destroy, have had-musl., we say it ? .&bs. 25 0 0 all aoe But we read the Premiethi conduct by a some- rosecution was directed by the management of the away on special business, had instructed him to admit I:: e ri: l n h lll s a tr n a k li C a orpora. ,11 1 ' i p.ct reeietance of Sebastopol no longer amuses the pub- -the baseness to act on private hints and letters, and P . i p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 , - what different light ; and we own we think bettor lie, and protracts the moment of decision. Unless to spare the enemy. It is a repetition of Petropaulovski that no billet whatever had been made out against the Union of Australia- •• ,301. per cent. 25 0 0 _,'. 73% the i at:e. Bauantine st 1 d of both the politicians already named than to sup- y recated the conduct of the liver stan y le keepers in the district, as he considered Ditto .............. ,301. per cent. •., - 210 0 - peace be concluded before spring we mutt he pre- ih 1851 and 1855, of Sitka, of Okotsk. ot Da Cantries elder defendant anc t l .°D w g ith reT ett th th ••d Union of London . ... per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 29% pose it probable that they ineclite.te taking bina at ay, and of . the , whole n . aval history of this wl‘r. It is , h , p h c d o e o er, sa ! i .he them exempt from the operation of the act. Union of Madrid . ...... 1 2" pared to enter upon a course of action that will re- 13 40 0 0 all - h Id sou not press t e case, as he a not taken the initia• Mr. liaturnill aft r tt ' his word. What if it should turn out that Lord clear that in rep.aeino• Sir James Graham b Sir Charles , e a entively perusing the clause quire very different exertions from any that we t• • th ff. •• b t 't dt h* h d k ' ive in e a air , u,as i seeme o im, a ta -en up in the act relating to livery stable keepers ex ressed CANALS. . ' .1 3 4111.1Cret * 011 ' has - from the first contemplated the Wood, Lo • rd Aber ' y . deen by Lord Palmerston, we have not have yet made. When we see that iiht the slielitest a brot:ier's quarrel as brothers would, whether right or his opinion that t 1 ' P ' • alternative of all Ilia promiscuous addresses being mended matters, nor havn we cleared the council•charn- i was on y contemplated by the legte. ; a 0; Dividend . . • - preparation. is made for those exertions-whon we vrrong, and had not inflicted any blows on Mr. Wilde. lature that such persone should furnish etablin Namea of , e Dividend NameS of TejeCta ?ITO iA threatened with a coalition against ber of Qu2en Victoria from the secret friends of the g for Price per look in vain for any exhibition of energy on the As far as the other was concerned, be should confine the cavalry horses, and that they were not b • Companies. I tes per Companies. i Price his policy of three distinct parliamentary sections. ene ay. ound to provide ea Annum. 4 Annum. • rn . e .. , . part of the Government like that which we migh t Our Ministers must tremble when they recollect that ease to one of assault, and the result would no dopbt lodginga for the men for whom the hed nee *f • ni estty no _ • The anticipated combinatioe is nOt as yet openly Ix ' - - expect from men engaged in the conduct of a war "to aid and abet an enemy of the Queen ', i s st il l h i gh teach him that euch conduct could not be indulged in adepiate means of accommodation! , X . - avowed ; and the tactice of all such confederacies is with impunity. ',slim &Clan 93 71. p. co, 139 Macclesfield. too 27. 10s. 51% of which the real struggleis just about to commence treason, and at the Fame time remember the punishment Mr. Child-But, by a parity of reasoning, the licensed - • seeresy uu tilthe time for concerted action shall arrive. Mr. 11 7 1,‘ ~ I le havino• given his evidence w•I3 ask d ' • • , f l o t r il d :: : : .• : i l o o g 161. - -when, against the Russiap Emperor's levy of attached to that crime. The people are a•vekening. , • e if, victuallers, upon whom cavalry soldiers are constantly a n r a k n i ' i s k i : Y e • b • r • g • 1 1 re - 4/. --- O N X e ,; it may be a matler of moral certainty Wall who watch just before he w li a4 et • i 7 uck in h . t h e street, he had not said billeted, may refuse to take them in, upon the ground Birmingham ' 40! 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78 5/70s. 'IC% 400,000, we see only.the mieerable peddling that Let Mici.stcn be eare. An unpleaant atonement may e closely the•course of political intrigue, that the de- e load n t Coventry..... 100 251 i __, __ - - I R tegent's •••• 30 11 li has well nigh embroiled us with America, for the be exacted for the tarnished honour of our Admirals, th at i ti f ed t h t, o h, ; pdeefeendant to o a i i i n i ter a fe r r d ed h h d e e would have that they have no means of accommodation for their 85 , 11. 10s. 6 sign Ins been formed, and only avaits the oppOr- IV b y 'Fie * b g 2 b li i* 158 t. 84 s ochda t le 6 ... l sake of some half-dozen rapscallions of recruits. sl - id ic the . disgrit i r d of f that gl d orious service, which has r s ' • ° ti u d n en thino• of the kind. h e e e s e lid he wls nc :i that he hoves. 11 , mire s . p. e . - onirse oa 140, - - • thrifty for its accomplieliment. This opportunity . eei t . e.i , ice an the hainstay of Englend ; m 1 7 a.t i are Ir. Hat miil said that he was fully sensible of the de- GrandJanetn' 100 3'. pr. ct. 28 Do. Lk FdSt l e - - When we see all this, we may, perhaps, be excused htl ' t . h ti •t tl )'' defendants were sons of a clere in the reeular course of events motet speedily come. and which, if it ceulo naw emancieate itself from the '" 'e. ipy a , ley fects of the billeting system, which certainly required a Do., 6 pr. Ct. 110 61. pr. ct. 11% Stflrd &Wore 14 0 281. 425 if we attach importance even to trifles lihe the.e were quite sober at the time. Grand Surrey 100, 41. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - - Is the menaced Minister to abide its coming and - . ' . - shackles thrown round it by a inist•iken sense of duty to thorough revision ; but he was unable to deal with the f th II ' rumout% rom. e orse Guards ; and if wo belee.ve • t - Toe Assistant -Judge intiiPated to Mr S' Grand Union 100 11 Os - Stoarbrides.. 1 45 121. 290 aevait the silent determination of his a.ssailants as q el* • l b t • ' , misters wio are e raying UR, would quicely forte . imon that he subject of complaiut, as there was no case before him. K t 8-- A'' ' 6 * * vn, 3.) s. Od. - Severn and 1 e 21. 28 that as iu the instance of the aseurance thet 1 t ' le as io did not think there wa3 any nece, , sity for him to address Mr. Child thank dth • t f h" • elm e e magis rate or is attention, Lancaster .. 'lOOl - - Wye Rail.) 2, to - when, and how, and where they are to attack v uld never be f d i ' ' c I . re n auger, so, now, those who the Czar to an ignominious peace by the destruction of t'le jury on behalf of the younger defendant, but intimated that the matter involved a question of so Leeds &Livrp 100 25/. - Warwick &? 21 23% him ? Would ho not be justided, nay, would 110 N • • his ports and the annihilation of hie commerce. Leicester ...• 100 6/. 49% Birming. j 100 • propnecy a peace in three months, say not, indeed, Mr. Clarkson said lie had great pain in appearing for much public importance that he should lose no le ' wee In Leicstr & ' . not be bound to endeavour by all fair and legiti- - ensoreseit 11 1 1 8 4 3, War u wi t ek & i 100 21. 11 erha f t , they ITow, but what they know that men • the other defendant, or rather on the part of his father, adopting the necessary mean:. for the purpose of submit- aoughber N o 2! 7 - 01 - mate mewls to uninaek the plot, and identify the ' in;D.nc h e are i. 01:mined, if they can, to carry out. _PROPOSED REDUCTION OF WAGES AT t° whom of course this matter caused great distress. He ting it in a more tan„eible form before the court, in order Monmouth g sh 100; - * -7- W N ore P st ° r n i3C t 78 1 2/. 19 plotters with the suspected scheme, and, what is Nintgonerysh 100: - - Birming. e n t i., e meantime England feels to her heart's core was glad that the more serious part of the indictment to obtain a judicial decieion upon it. equally important, with one another ? How is this MANCHESTER. Meltniifwbry 100! - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od 4% had been withdrawn, and as to the verdict he had never that tee experiment of making war without being --- to be done ? They have agreed to hold their peace er• thought of struggling fir one in his client's favour, for MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Thomas Ilicicland, INSURANCE COMPANIES. in earliest has not been so propitious. God grant -to make no sign. They conceive it to be their been impossible to h that we ma not et 1 - y y la\ e deeper cause to rue the The self-actor minders and piercers in cotton factories, it would have h . aye gained it. The cab driver, was summoned for refusing to take a fare Dividend Amount game to let the first eclat of great successes fade ` nt lied been etrayed into an act whi -h was defenda e un- under these circumstances :- It when we entru t at Manchester have iven notice to t y sed the mana.gement of a mighty , ' ' g he public that their Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. somewhat away, before they venture to propose just . d h (11 Cl k • • f i a bl e, an ei r. ar son) did not •ustify amok- Mr John Ho wood solicitor Kin • • P , , g William-street, Annum. Share. employers are eontemp g . latin a reduction of wages at the truo•e•le to men wl • ea to, as they d rift through it, dream 1 bb f a theatr J • mg in the o yo e---nor anywhere else, indeed. said he was at the Princess's Theatre WO t f 1 1 a par y 0 ------ ' 'dicier to haul down the national flag. In the s Pa • h month in th present time, " when the prices of the necessaries all e delusion that " there will e i •1 e 1 ' . i e „ d the circumstances X s. d. 4 s. d. interim they count on the chapter of accidents, r i, eac . n ) are exceet nag y Ing 1, equa to 10 or 12 per cent. They -Dut un er as they appeared before ladies on Monday night week. When the performance s ....•• 31 lOs 500 0050 0 0 33 Albion .....• • .. • . • .ie peace i three months." the court, was there not home palliation of hia conduct I was over, aoout a quarter to 12 o'clock, it bein fh g. en Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s, 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 - and reckon upon the votes to be gained over by go on to say--" Before, however, any proposition of a tinseeti agencies, in a corrupt and disorganised Par- - reduction can be entertained, it is right not oely that the The defendant lit his cigar, not in the theatre itself, but raining hard, he went out to get a cab. Seeing the de- nitto Marine ... .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 in the lobby, very near to the door, and was going out fendant waiting, he asked him if he was engaged. The Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 I 0 0 _ liemente All this may be palpable enough to the workpeople but the public should be satisfied of its ne- atlas 153.04. 50 0 a 515 (From tlee Scotsman.) with his brother, with the rest of the people there. He defendant said "No ;" and complainant then brough -- •• 0 1714 . practiieei eye of the Prime Minister ; but how is _ cessity, and that it would be a remedy for the evil coin- t argils Life ... :, .... ••• - 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Wilde as the treasurer of h it te be made plain and proven to all the world ? Whenever Mr. Cobden has anything to say, the Plained of. The facts of the case appear to us to be knew not Mr. t e theatre, hay- him to the door of the theatre. The defendant then asked British Commercial .. et. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 .6 , x h vents h Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life 5 prct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 ing control over t e I , ser - e was a stranger to him; him where he was going to ;he told him to St. John's. e': lio other method that we know of existe- none public would be most unjust both to him and tu these : -That the price of the raw material is high, and County .............. 4/. 100 0010 0 0 120 and wh . at did he do . why he took the defe d t' n an s cigar wood. The defendant replied, " I shall not go there ; I e more constitutional certainly can, we think, les themselves not to listen and consider ; but the 09, SO the demand for goods and yarns may not be such as to Crown ... 17s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 ••••• ...... o - th thoueh, as he h' . . from his mou , , d .. hmself said, he simply live at the other end of the town." He told the defen- Eagle .. yield the usual profit-, when the present state of the money . pointed out, than by frank and honourable offers is altered when Mr. Cobden so far forgets himself market is considered ; but that a reduction of wages is a depressed his hand. He al not impute that Mr. Wilde dant he had hired him, but the defendant drove off Equity and Law: • . :::: ' 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% rif hieh oflice * . a. et) the chiefs of the suspected parties. as to speak when he has nothing to say. This seri- remedy fur these evils, we most emphatically deny If d the first assault, but the d committe efendant, young quickly. Complainant ran after the cab, and o d - European Life - .. Pene General . ... • 11. 6/. 20 0 0 en 5 0 0 18% 5% ' - If the offer§ b ' OU3 mistake, it is to be feared, he has committed in t ' d 1t th ' ' - ' blood, under the influence of a feeling that he had been the door and managed to get inside The d f d t - • •- • - •• 51 per cent Stock. PO e aecepted, the presumed combine- co •ton is ear, e e consumption be diininished If the Globe ••• .... 7 . . .. Irs , tion ieeither dislocated in tor altoe.ether If the case of the long letter he has just published cotton trade is not remunerative, the • * • evil to be remedied insu e It dby a stranger, was • betrayed into an drove a; fast as he could, and * een an , as he would not stop, Guardian ............ 5.. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 50% refused oti reasons given, an ti f i 'l • about the arm dth yan 0 war. It is well known isovenproduction, the remedy for h• r which he Was very sorr and h act fo . y, tat was all complainant was obliged to call for the assistance of imPerlal Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 9 50 0 0 340 I t shou d appear w ich may be expressed Imperial Life that, however varied ' f tl t M C , • • la r. obden s opinions as to ' the justice and he (Mee Clarkson) was there to •say for him. Mr. the police. Complainant had to run back h h h in orm and semblance, the in two short words-short thne. Let the masters adopt t roug t e Indemnity Marine.... 11, 3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77 reasons are the sa,me-the • • • ' s • t of the wa r n ' 1 nects i y r a e o, tle popular or pre- this obviously prudent course, and we will go with Wilde had be have let In tter, perhaps, irn gone out, an d pouring rain. Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 _ an a nye 13 obviously if lie had told him diet he wae the officer of the theatre, The defendant said he was going home dt' f e Law Lite..• - 100 0 . 10 0 0 59 Made out of unity of hostile ''• d d es i„,„ veiling ones ; but, if he SaW occasion or new mate- them, but we never can consent to advise our fellow- , an . nere or Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 5 % which an intellieent peopio a e l xpose an . . e , , • , e and could not allow c igars to be lit in the lobby, instead had a right to consider himself as n • eonstitutional rims ior any renewe appea or remonstrance, he workmen to listen to any reduc'don of their hard earn d 1 ot being liable to be London igar front his mouth h 1 11 1 • • ft k• the c o a ing , probably this would engaged. London Ship.- .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Sovereign woulcr not refuse to reco a nags, inasmuc as i wou t on y aggravate the evil which gnise or hesitate 11 b d'ffi 1 ' b• ' - • • wou e ave no 1 cu ty in o taming an attentive net have happened. Mr. Bingham said the defendant was bound to take marine ..... .......... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 3 9 % • to deal with. Lord Stanley, we are told, de- though not an aesenting audience. But in this it professes to remedy." A meeting of the working Med. Invlid & Gen. Life eet /. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 314 •, • °lined the proffered seals of the C 1 •1 D Itt ft " b • t • • t th tt ' f h ela e er, aer egging o invi e. e a ention ot e 9ses of Manchester was to be held on this subject last 'The Assistant -Judge shortly sumined up. He put it to the fare. It was one of the worst cases that had come Minerva .• ...... •• sct& bs 1 1 . • • 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 . , o onia epart - the jury that the younger defendant might have laid hold before him, and he felt it his daty to inflict the utmost Monarch ..... .* 5001 0 0 - evening. The writer of the above notice is probably ••••••• _ . Mont on-the specific gronnd that h o w public to some cOnsiderations of t e grave momen . r of the prosecutor under I tle impression that he was im- penalty the law permits. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - prepared to sustain the present pa _ c as not li y of the ' 1 t' h a ive to t e state of our army as connected with wrong in supposing the argument of the employer to be that cotton is dear as a reason for the reduction of wages. Properly, a . nd without cause, holdin his b h • g rot el, and Fined 40a., or 14 days' imprisonment. Palladium Life... Pelican , 4514 . continued war with Russia. If Mr. som e the policy of the present war," he writes at t Y grea The price of cotton, except for short intervals 13 9 f h th bt told them that i t ey oug so, that defendant might Phcenix - - - - - - 180 , a never , , , tted on that grouud. Herbert, or others of his art d - p y, echn o eq ua ll y len4th, telling nothing that was not before known, been lower than at present for many years past, and De acqut Professional Life•-.• .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - tempting solicitations on si 'miler ere e unds, wh a t saying nothieg that has not been said before th ‘ t t• 1 1 - • Th • y acquitted the youn e presen.. ra es are cer am y ower than the averarre of e Jur ger, and found the elder DREADFUL FANATICISSI.-BIBLE BURNING.-A re. Rock Life............, ' Provident Life........ 11 ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38U 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 8% is reasonably to be inferred therefrom ? N o and better, and at the conclusion leaving the the past six or seven years. In the be inni ' • eg of 1840 gm Y It of an assault, which they added was, in their volting scene was enacted in Kingstown on Monday. Royal Exchange .....• M. per cent. Stock. all 230 Minister is warranted in lightly' or wantonly tube s _ reader in a state of dim perplexity as to what he during the whole of 1848, and up to g Se ' • 'on a very gross one. ptember 1849, °Pull , The Redemetori hit Fathers a bod of five , Y or six Ro- Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - PP Sovereicria ing an appeal to the nation. No . , can b e has been reading about. Mr. Cobden first intimates, fair IJpland cotton was much cheaper. In the I ttb ae reo It was stated that the elder defendant was articled to wan Catholic clergymen, had been about e fortnight United Ditto Life ..... 11 14s. - 55 Kingdom .. .. 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5 % • supposed desirous of needlessly anticipating the with much deliberation and solemnity, that " the months of 1848 it was about 33 per cent. cheaper. But an architect. celebrating mass and preaching in the chapel of Kings_ universal Life ... ..... 51. per cent. ,100 0 0 10 0 0 - The Assistant-Judge said he had seldom passed a see- Victoria Life ........ 5l. per cent. i - 412 6 5% term of a Parliament's legal life. But no reasou People" aro in utter ismorance of the state and the chief argument for reducing wages, if there be any, tence with feelings of greater pain than onthis occasion; . ' town which is situate in the main street, leading to the _______ can be more manifestly adequate for counselling a position of our army, an e 'd that he is about to dispel it may be presumed, is the low price at which goods are railway station. They brought their mission to a con- MISCELLANEOUS. Is dut to erfurrn Justic sh but the cour . t had i y p . e ould be 1 . m d disaolution on the part of a Minister, or for exer- that ignorance ; and then, when the reader's curi- selling in the market now as compared with the rates of empered with mercy, but when mercy went beyond c usion on on ay morning by presiding at a holocaust ' . e cising that great prerogative on the part of the oeity is excited to expect the revelation of some cotton. The average price at w hich cloth has been sel- t of books which they had ordered their audiences to col that, it ceased to be so. The defendant's position, and . ' - . . - e Dividend Amount . Crown th - ' li. f 11' ' thet at which a s an sue a state o a airs as < State secret, he is treated to son " the a le extracts from ling throughout the preseut year is much below the average of the last five years, and with the present large air, it euest give to his friends no doubt was • h the p . . puma . f led in the chapel-yard, immediately in view, and within 'Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. . )v. O have b '1 ' If * HOuse of Commons ppendix to the t f M R b 1 ' ~ eeng ancing. in a roper o r. oe 11C i s production there is little possibility of much improve- men If b th' t severe in itse , nt is was a case in which the a ew feet, of the public thoroughfare. It appears that - is, committee," which were k the sermons on Sunday were directed against-" Bad X s. d. X s. d. ; - elected: four Years ago under wholly different cir- necked about through court must pass a sentence of imprisonment, not f , a-any 50 0 0 20 0 0 - all the news a e y instances aye tree ment. The em lo •ers in man • h • d 51 books : to wit, indecent books, novels, Bibles, and J,"a t ' i ll 'f! , ,i i t •i•• •• •• •• • o, cumstancera there ex,iet . the materials for a success p p rs, familiarised, and set past six sho tt• bt p ) lel r ime, u cou not get °there to follow their ex- lengthened period, for that was not necessary. Not to 50 0 0 - - 2 1 4 i p l e . r l e c ent. dream beoks." Such was the Index Expurgatorius pro- `" :', Au u s e tr m aiia i n 17 10 0 2614 , months ago. Having got make an example of him, but to punish him, as i n t h e a A r g . r . iCul - tiir' i 100 0 0 ..ae s . fell cabal to - overpower the wishes and to nullify proof from this recondite ample, and there is no law to compel them. mulgated by their reverences ; and the quantity, par- Australian Trust .... 81. Pertent. - 25 0 0 - -,:...j./ t„he. hopes of the nation, the responsible advisers of source of what everybody knew and-nobod d '' d .• y enie ... „ opinion of the court he ought to be punished for his offence. The act was done in sudden anger, and tli;i ticularly Bibles, which was brought forward was, we are AustriPian Royal Mall 51. 10 0 0 :1 1 1 1 - - • '-'" ', 4,fib sc) Items Ign are bound in I - lt d d t to oya van u y -that, pnder preseet circumsta *rt . ' . • nces, onr mi 1 ar) told by several eye-witnestes of the scene, very great. Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 _ 40 0 0 - recruits are hardly Up. to the re -•- lADVERTISEMENT.J-Holloway's Ointment and Pills defendant heti not even the miserable excuse of druak- British American Land 153. 100 0 0 82 10 0 ' 134 - '''- ''' .tlieit colantry . to eeninsel, ere the ee;il. be consum- ~ __._ quiremeuts either .. Fire was then set to the pile and the whole collection in quantity or quality lee r , • ellee e eli exc, trm c es for abscesses.-Mr. Win. Alsop ; of enness to urge f .and even if he had, it would have been e •i! Canada ............. 61. per cent. - - . -,"*" Niitner, - ati aPpeal tolhe electors of the realm. • e r- •-'obden pro d t destroyed, not, nowever, wituout some fragments having Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - i• .e......- 4-1,. world that there ea. 5..._ _ , cee s s . ° I the sloop Wesley. informed Mr. Reinhardt, druggist an aggravation. The sentence under all the circurn t . ~. .. _ s asceB ,_ note._ A nee cent. .. 41. per cent. - - 107 - tr: i i i ii i n 'Of : a - a :" . -: -: -: -: 1 ' ! .3- 2 5 0 i e - i e. e .r r 'c' ee i n i t : . 50 2 0 0 10 i'o 0 Price.29(s lie, and protracts the moment ot decision. unless !-o n 1 , 1 7 5 7 b a n . ' 1 7 5 " 5 7 . of . s i , .', t s k a a r: o l' f " o "Z t ' s ' l, l L: ::, l e ' D r " y 'au . t v r s i : s' - Mr. Ballantine strongly deprecated the conduct of the livery stable keepers in the - ai ' s - tri - c7;;;T:e - :L n iale;:ii of both the politicians already named than to sup peace be concluded before spring we must be . pre- ' pose it probable that they meditate taking him a telder defendant, and, with respect to the other, said he thein exempt from the operation of the' act. M adri d ..... 1 -,.. 4O 0 0 all - pared to enter upon a course of action that will re- Bay, and of the whole naval history of this war. It is should not press the case, as he had not taken the initia• Mr. Hammill, after attentively perusing the clause Union of his word. What if it should turn out that Lord quire very different exertions from any that we clear that, in rep acing Sir James Graham by Sir Charles ' tive in the affair; but, as it seemed to him, had taken up in the act relating to livery stable keepers, expressed CANALS. Dividend pvi Prtlnicr,ton has from the first contemplated the Wood, Lord Aberdeen by Lord Palmerston, we have not a brotlier'e quarrel as brothers would, whether right or his opinion that it was only contemplated by the legis have yet made. When we see that not the slichtest . N ames o f 1 g Dividend nice C N om am pa e n s i o es f . . i a ., ,:„ alternative of all hies promiscuous addresses beinamended wafters, air have we cleared the counciacharn wrong, and had not inflicted any blows on Mr. Wilde. lature that such persons should furnish stabling for preparation is made for those exertions-when we ber of Queen Victoria from the secret friends of the - ' • creel ? 'He iA threatened with a coalition against reic , Companies. Ils per '''' look in vain for any exhibition of energy on the As far as the other was concerned, be should confine the cavalry horses, and that they were not bound to .. his policy of three distinct parliamentary sections.ai , AIIIEIIII. in Dart of the Government like that which we might Our Ministers must tremble when they recollect that ease to one of assault, and the result would no doubt lodgings for the men for whom they had manifestly no _ • 'The anticipated combivatioa is not as yet openly - teach him that such conduct could not be indulged in adequate means of accommodation. billeted,a victuallers l C e r im , sii:l gray refuse tcava parity liyi o e ril l s ( r il l : o r : Il i o ; !, the te ho: licensed a ' I£ ' - , ene ay. expect from men engaged in the conduct of a war "to aid and abet an enemy of the Queen" is still high£ avowed ; and the tactics of all such confederacies is with impunity.eshtn Oe-Oldh 93 71, p. et., 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51% of which the real struggleis just about commence treason, and at the ranee time remember the punishment asked if, e Barnsley.... 160 - ' - Neath ••• • • • 100 161. •-• • seeresy uu til the timelor concerted action shall arrive. 1713 7s an y BrknkecAbrg 150 4/. - Oxford.. •• .• 100 - e-- , lt may be a matler of moral certainty toall who watch -when, against the Russian Emperor's levy of attached to that crime. The people are a.•vekenina Mr. \Vatic, having given his : t v r i e cl e e t 7 ; jestbefore e Birmingham' 40! 41. 92 Peak Forest. es 5/. Os. 8; eddline tint Let Ma:deter-4 ileavare 400,000, we see only.the miaerable p , , •An unplea-ant atonement aZy . •• closely the.course of political intrigue, that the de- that if the -police Lad not interfered he would have that the y have no means of accommodation for - • e their C t•• 100 25 /. - Regent' s..,. e be exacted for the tarnished honour of our Admirale has well nigh embroiled us with America, for the , -Derby • • ... 100 61. 158. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 6V • • 'pounded the defendant to a ielly, and he denied that ho horses. sieri'llas been formed, and only awaits the upper- sake of some half-dozen rapscallions of recruits. anti the le disgrace of that glorious service, which has • . h we; struck in lismre&Chs 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 140 - - • thrifty for its accompliehment. This opportunity_ nwe see is, we may, pernaps, be excused Whe 11 this, ' hitherto been the defence and the mainstay of En land ; said anything of the kin. he s.aid he was now a ware Mr. Hammitt said that he was fully sensible of the de- GrandJanctii ! 100 3.% pr. et. 28 Do. Lk FdSt 12 - - if that the defendants were sons of a clergyman, They facts of the billeting system, which certainly required a Do., 6 pr.Cte 10 Cl. pr. ct. 1114 Sifted &Wore 140 281. 425 in the regular course of events intiat speedily come. we attach importance even to trifles like these and which, if it could naw emancinete itself from the Grand .9drrey 100; 41. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - - Is the menaced Minister to abide its coming and shackles thrown rou nd it by a mistaken sense of duty to thorough revision ; but he was unable to deal with the Grand Union 100, 11.0 s. - Stoarbridge- 14e 121. 290 rumour% from the Horse Guards ; and if we believe T. Assietant-Jutive intireeted to Mr S' that be subject aeva.it the silent determination of his assailants asthe Ministers who are betraying us, would quickly foree ' (~e. . f . Simon of complaint, as there was no case before him. Kennt a. Avn' 39 6s. Od. - Severn and 21. 28 'e . aile. there was an ' • that as iu the instance of the ssraneo that -siiot did not think yne . esity or hi nto address Mr. Child thanked the magistrate for his attention, Lancaster - 1 1001 - - Wye!tail e e 26 were quite sober at the time. to when and how, and where they are to attack would ne • be fired - Norin auger, so, now, those who , the Czar to an ignominious peace by the destruction of behalf of the jury onthe younger defendant, but intimated that the matter involved a question of so Leeds &Deep 100 25/. - Warwick& 21. 23% him ? IVaaild ho not be justified, nay, would he his ports and the annihilation of his commerce.. Leleester...• 100 6/. 42% Birming. } 100 prophecy a peace in three months, say not, indeed, Mr. Clarkson said he bad great pain in appearing for much public importance that he should lose no time in Leicstr&Nth. 83, - - - Warwick & not be bound to endeavour by all fair and legiti what the know but what the y ~. ey know that , men t aastaereratd e fendant, • the other or rather on the part of his father, adopting the necessary means for the purpose of submit- Loughleirogh 142' 701. I 100! 21. 11 - Napton.. inmate mewls to unmask the plot, and identify the to whom of couree is matter mused great distress. He tine it in a more tangible form before the court, in order efonmouthsh 100! - - worestr &i 781 21. 19 in office are determined if the can to cart out. plotters with the suspected scheme, and, what is . , 3' t y PROPOSED REDUCTION OF WAGES AT Nintgmerysh 100 - - Binning. the • • • . In the meantime England feels to her heart's core was glad thatmore serious part of the indictment to obtain a judicial decision upon it. clually important, with one another ? How is this MANCHESTER. Meltnefwbry 100! - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 4% had been withdrawn, and as to the verdict he had never --- - t a that ae experiment of making war without being to be done ? They have agreed to hold their peace . • thought of struggling for one in his client's favour, for MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Thomas Ricicland, INSURANCE COMPANIES. in •earnest has mot been so propitious God grant -to make no sign. They conceive it to be their ' • a . . it would have been impossible to have ained it. The cab driver was summoned for refusin eto take a a that we may not yet have deeper cause to rue the The self-actor minders and piercers in cotton factories . g , 6 are Dividend Amount game to let the first eclat of great successes fade at AP ho t have given notice to the ' ~ anc es er, , defendant had been betrayed into an act which was Un- under these circumstances :- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price• aay when we entrusted the manaeement of a mighty somewhat away, before they venture to propose s , ' e - Clarkson) did not. justify amok- Mr. John Hopwood, solicitor, King William- s tre e t, Annum. Share. employers are contemplating a reduction of wages at the 3 truagle to men who, as they driftthrouoli it, dreaming in the lobbyof a theatre-nor anywhere else, indeed. said he was at the Princess's Theatre with a party of publicly to haul down the national flag. In the 0 each . 0 present time, " when the prices of the necessaries of life X a. d. X a. d. on, month, in the delusion that ►" there will circumstances But under the circ as they appeared before ladies on Monday night week. When the performance interim they count on the chapter of accidents, 1 . , are exceedingly high" equal to 10 or 12 per cent. They Albion .... ....... 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 33 • .:e peace in three months." time court, was there not home palliation of his conduct ? was over, ateout a quarter to 12 o'clock, it being then Alliance Brit... * and For. 71. Ids. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 - and reckon upon the votes to be gained over by go on to say--" Before, however, any proposition of a The defendant his lit cigar, not inthe the at re • - Ditto Marine ... .... Si. p.c.& hi. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 unseen agencies, in a corrupt and disorganised Par- - reduction can be entertained, it is right not only that the Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 _ in the lobby, very near to the door, anl wasgoing out fendant waiting, ` he asked him if he liamente All this may be palpable enough to the workpeople but the public should be satisfied of its ne- was engaged. The Atlas the (From the Seotsnlan.) cessity, and that it would be a remedy for the evil com- with his brother, withrest of the people there. .He defendant said No ;" and complainant then brought Argus Life ... :: ....•.•-• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - . practised eye of the Prime Minister ; hut how is Al Wilde as the treasurer of the eh knew not -r- eeeatre, hay- him to the door of the theatre. The def e nda n t th en as k e d British Commercial .. ,71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 . eli ? Whenever Mr. Cobden has auything to sa tl plained of. The facts of the case appear to ue to be it to be.made plain and proven to all the world . . -y, le leg control over the servants-he was a stranger to him; him where he was going to ;he told him to St. John's- Clerleleded.& Gen. Life 5 pr-et. & bs. 100 0010 0 0 21 eublic would be st un . these : -That the price of the raw material is Oigh and County ......_, .... 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 ,• ': No other method that we know of exists-none 1 mo just both to him and tu ' 'andwhat did he do ? why he took the defendant's cigar wood. The defendant r eplied, " - themselves not to listen and consider ; the demand for goods and yarns may not be such as to -• more constitutional cePtainly can,. we thinle, be t • yield the profit, when the r t from his mouth, though, as he himself said, he simply live at the other end of the town," He told the defen- Eagle .. - . pointed out, than by frank and honourable offers is altered when Mr. Cobden so far forgets himself . usual p esen state of the money , market is considered ; but that a reduction of wages is a "epresse(l hie hand. He did not impute that Mr. Wilde dant he bad hired him, but the defendant drove off Equity and Law.- -4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% 20 0 0 a n 18% t,f lii•- , 1 '„i office to the chiefs of the suspected parties. as to speak when he has nothing to say. This sen- remedy fur these evils, we most emphatically deny. If committed the first assault, but the defendant, young quickly. Complainant ran after the cab, and opened European Life -.. 11. 6/. 5 0 0 PO 5% . - If the offers be aecepted, the 1 h . presume( com Ina- OU3 mistake, it is to be feared, he has committed in cotton is h . - -- - •• - tcent. stock. dear, let t e consumption be duninished. If the blood, ......... 5 . per .. Irs , . lion is - either dislocated in part or altogether. If the case of the long letter he has just published cotton trade is not remunerative, the evil to be remedied insulted by a stranger, was- betrayed into an drove as fast mhe could, and, as he would not stop, Guardian ............ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 5014 500 0 0 50 0 0 340 refused on reasons given, and if it should appear about the army and the war. It is well known isovenproduction, the remedy for which may be expressed act for which ho was very sorry, and that was all complainant was obliged to call for the assistance of Imperial T F2 f r e e... ••.. .. 12/. p i T* s. cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 18 that, however varied in form and semblance rho that Mr. Cobden 's opinions ae to the justice arid in two short words-short time. Let the mnastere adopt he (Mr. 'Clarkson) was theret to -se . , for him. Mr. the police. Complainant had to run back through the Indemnity Marine:: .. le 3s 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77 , le ha have let him Law Fire ........... 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 2 10 0 reasons are the same --then a case is obviously necessity of the war are not the popular or pre- this obviously prudent course, and we will go with Wilde had better, per p gone out, and pouring rain. if he had told him that be was the officer of the theatre, The defendant said he was going home, and therefore Law ete..• ...... •• •• - 100 0 . 10 0 0 59 made out of unity of hostile • but, 'f h • d d es i„,„ veiling ones , e saw occasion or new meta- them,we butnever can consent to advise our fellow- Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 see purpose an • • • forand could not allow c igars to be lit in the lobby, instead had a right to consider himself as not being liable to be London . ... which an intelligent peoplerenewedappealhe workmen to listen to any reduction of their hard earn- it. 10s. 25 0 0 12 to 0 2.,% and a riats any i ar from his mouth of taking the c g , probably this would engaged. London Ship-. .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Sovereign would refuse to ree ' constitutional ;Would b difficulty 'obtainingings inasmuch as it would only aggravate the evil which o,gnise or hesitateattentive Lave no in an , e have happened. Marine ..... .......... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 3 9 % ngt . Mr. Bingham said the defendant was bound to take • to deal with. Lord Stanley, Nre are told ti gh t ' t . d • B• • tl • iou, no an assen nag au tence. ut in ns , it professes to remedy," A meeting of the workinged. Invlid & Gen. Life g/. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% d, de- 'The Assistant -Judge shortly summed np. He put it to the fare. It was one of the worst cases 'that had come classes of Manchester was to be held on this rubject last Minerva .• ...... •• .. s p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 alined the proffered seals of the Colonial De letter, after " begging to invite the attention of the c ' a timeyounger defendant the jury that . might have laid hold before him, and he felt it his ditty to inflict the utmost Monarch ............ 5 0 0 1 0 0 - Depart • eveni .ng The writer of the above notice is probably- went onetbe specific ground that he w as no t public to some considerations of grave moment re- of the prosecutor under the Impression twat he was im- penalty the law permits. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - wrong in supposing the argument of the employer to be dto sustain the presentpolicy without holding Palladium Life... roperly, and cause, his brother, and Fined 405., or 14 days' imprisonment. prepare .... of the lative to the state of our army as connected with that cotton is dear as a reason for the reduction of wages. PPelican ~........., - - 45 q continued w'ar with Russia. If Mr, Sidney the policy of the present war,' he writes at great The • fcotton, tf' h price o excep or short intervals, as never told them that if they thought so, that defendant might Phcenix - - - 180 hisparty, de • Herbert, or others of cline equally length, telling nothing that was not before known, been lower than at present for many years past, and d be acquitted on that grouu , Professional Life .• .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 tempting solicitations on similar grounds, wh a t saying nothing that has not been said before the present rates are certainly lower than the average of The jury acquitted the younger, and found the elder DREADFUL FANATICISM. BIBLE BURNING. -A re- In . 1 7 , 1ti f 1 e tLife........ 11. 55 7 .8‘ bs. 10: : 0 7 1g $ ( 1 ,T,2; is reasonably to be inferred therefrom ?N o and better, and at the conclusion leaving the the past six or seven years. In the beginning of 1846, guilty of an assault, which the aided was, in their Royal Exchange - Z..: 101. per cent. Stock. all 230 volting scene was enacted in Kingstown on Monday. Minister is warranted •in lightly or wantonly (Id e a s _ reader ill a state of dim perplexity as to what he during the whole of 1848, and up to September 1849, opinion, a very gross one. Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - PP -- The Redemptorist Fathers, a body of five or six Ro- Ditto Life ..... 11 145. - 55 Sovereien • e appeal to the nation. No - e can b e has been reading about. Mr. Cobden first intimates, in a an fair Upland cotton was much cheaper. In the Wit tare® It was stated that the elder defendant was articled to titan Catholic clergymen, had been about a fortnight united Xingdom .. .. 41. p. et. At bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5l • supposed desirous of needlessly anticipating th e with much deliberation and solemnity, that " the months of 1848 it was about 33 per cent. cheaper. Butarchitect. an . Universal Life ... ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - term in the chapel of Kings celebrating mass and preaching The Assistant Judge said he had seldom passed a, son-i i Lif 51per cent. i - V •ctor a e ........ . 412 6 e% of a Parliament's legal life. But no nasal. Peopl© aro in utter ignorance of the state and the chief argument for reducing wages, if there be any, tence with feelings of greater pain than on-this occasion; town, which is situate in the main street, leading to the position can be more manifestly adequate for counselling a of our army, and that ho is about to dispelpresumed, is the lowprice at whichgoods it may be but the court had its duty to perform. Justice should be railway station. They brought their mission to a con- MISCELLANEOUS. exam- that ignorance telling in the market now as compared with the rates of elusion on Monday morning by presiding at a holocaust dissolution on the part of a Minister, or for ex . ; and then, when the reader's curi- 8 tempered with mercy, but when mercy went eyon b d . .the (Tatty is excited cotton. The average price at which cloth has been sel- o f books which they had ordered their audiences to col- Dividend Amount • 016111 , * that groat prerogative on the part of „• to expect the revelation of some . . that it ceased to be so. The defendant's position, mad leer . , Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. •-• . ling throughout the present year is much below the ~ .1 . d in • •• in the chapel-yard, -yar , immediately view, and within Crown a than such a state of affairs as that at which mate secret, he is treated to some extracts from the pain it must give to his friends no doubt was punish-Annum. Share. s " the append' average of the last five years, and with the present large ' a few feet, of the public thoroughfare. It appears that - avo pave been a glancine If in a House of Common . ix to the report of Mr. Roebuck'sment severe in itself, but this was a case in which the the there little •bilit of much i p reduction is aossi y prove- sermons on Sunday were directed against-" Bad Xa. d. Xs. d. , - (elected four • m. underwholly different cir- Sears ago all the news a e ment. The employers in many instances have tried m • court must Period a sentence of imprisonment, not far any - books : to wit, indecent books, novels, Bibles, and for that was not lengthened p, necessary. Not to d Auction Mart........ 21e per cent. 50 0 0 - - !, cumstanee,s there ex,iat - the materials for a success p p rs,.familiarised, and set past, six short time, but could not get others to follow their ex- E r t • ream beoks." Such was the Index xpu ga onus pro- tate it. is. - 100 0 0 17 10 0 26ile months ago. Having make an example of him, but to punish him, as in the Australian Aericul ._,--. fal cabal to - overpower the wishes and to nullify - got proof from this recondite ample, and there is no law to compel them. mulgated by their reverences •; and the quantity, par- Australian Trust .... 81. Pertent. - 25 0 0 :L a what everybody• •of -. 1 ....,J) ale- hopes of the nation, the responsible advisers of source knew and -nobody denied • • ...„ticularly Bibles, which was brought forward was, we are Australian Royal Mall 51._ underpresent • offence. The act was done in sudden anger, and th;i Angle-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all ''' '• *lit eitereign are bound in loyalty and duty tot -that, . . circumstances onr military . told b several eye-witnesses of the scene, very great _ 40 0 0 - • are hardl ii to recruits Yp- the , "ADVERTISE . MENT ]-Holloway's Ointment and Pills defendant had not even the miserable excuse of drunk- Y.- - a ' British American Land 155. - •''- '' adielt col:inter to ea - tinsel ere the evil be consum- reel either rid even if he had, it would bave Fire was then set to the pile, and the whole collection Canada ... ••........ 61. percent. 100 o 0 82 10 0' 134 . •'. . I tha,le T 1 - ' 1 c a T appeal to he electors of the realm. • ) . in quaoutity or quality-Mr • cabd en proceeds to inform the world that there are two ea d • excellent remedies for abscesses.-Mr. Wm. Alva) ; of enness to urge,.a been the sloop Wesley, informed The sentence under all the circumstances Mr. Reinhardt, druggist, an aggravation. a . destroyed, not, however, without some fragments having Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. -_-_ been secured by persons anxious to have evidence to show Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - - 107 oes of TalS- Ilull, that a child of his had a dreadful abscess on the was that the defendant be imprisoned in the House Of City Navigation Bonds - - - - armies -co n s cription, as in F - , ing ra,nce, and volof the revolting scene. Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 - . •un- thiandthat the medicalgave him no ho 3of Correction for six weeks. gh, - (Front'th,e Morning -Herald of this day . ) tary enlistment, as i'n the United ' States. 1 / 1, 'aa-eria--e•aaaefeereee [ADVRETISEMMNT.I-Slolllf AND HEAEING.-DEAFNEss AND Ditto .. ••••.. • • • • • • •a r aY the child's Mr Reinhardt then recommended him Equitable . Reversionry pr. 71-cent. 100 0 0 ,100 --. - 0 0 -1 ' 15 % right t . ~ . • . .o allude to a statement which has Mr. Cobden should have named the 'United States life. ' •• a DEFEC7IVE VISION RELIEVED.- Messrs. S. and B. Solomons,so 0 0117 10 0 - ...... ream/lea • f to use Holloway s ointment ;he Gia s,, and the abscess SURREY SESSIONS. opticians 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe-oppo- Ditte New ...... . (ten, Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 1)--:. .s. - - ala from more quarters than one. It is instead of this country as :au exenaplification of - healed,and the littlepatient • 11 d , saw - that ' soon . is now as we an as . ace site the York Hotel. Deafness-New s Discoeery.-The e,en.SteamNavigation 10 p ct. 15 00114 0 0 - .3 one of the mysteriesof ' .. . recently at the Horse Guards a lica PP - the latter system, i . this strong as any child can be, entirely through the virturs (Before Thos. ' , tickle, E 1 .., an d a bench of Magiatratesa Or vale Vibrator, an extraordinary powerful, small, newly- Hudson's 8ay...... - Stock. - tioneehat b d St . t tla L d ~........ 21. ss. 100 0 o temo 0 0 - i:•• • . • was A een refused upon the ground that`the letter, ~ In the Unite a es, e.• egislature of the ointment, which are beyond all praase.-Sold byinvented instrument for deafness, entirely different from all B o u i n i zrf. r ) n r stitu , war.liliely to t Charles de , 3 2, Fluery described in the calendar as anßon ... - - - '•erminate in a few montb.s. • The votes the number of the army, and voluntary all medicine vendors throughout the world ;at Professor others, to em•pass anything of the kind that has been, or L - - most tangible form i n engineer, of Boulogne . and London, and who represented London Reversionary slper cent. 15 00 1 all ra which this statement .11, - enlistm t lies the men-this mode a m Rolloway's establishments, 244, Straial, London, andh the " F h d E probably ever can be, produced. Being of the same colour. Russell Institution•• - i) - _ 1 12 10 - been made public e s • en supp himself 13 being connected with e French an En persons to as the skin, is not perceptible ; it enables deaf Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 17 10 - . • correspondent of a vet in the letter of the London never been found to fail." Perhaps it has never 80 , Maiden -lane, New York ;by A. Stampa, Coustan- ' ' lie Canal Company," and the " French and En fish g hear distinctly at church and at public assemblies; the un- ReVersionary Int. Soc. 414!. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 - • y respectable Dublin journal: I"l I • A • because the States have ordi- tinople ;A. Guichey, Smyrna ; and H. Hoods, alalta. . " fwhich never had any existence was ly rc- Royal Mail steam.... 1 0 In the Dublin Evening Pod, • az er in umerica, c Alliance, both o . • pleasant sensation of singing noises in the ears is e ? tire 41, p. share. 100 00 6 0 0 - f Tuesday we find the narily a standing-army of only one-tenth the size pieveienseeasei-Fifty Thousand cures without Medi - seventy thousand'' St 1 ' • ••• . Ita Arabic,Food, of • indicted for unlawfully obtainingfire moved; and it affords all the assistance that possibly could ou h . ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 35 .: . following announcement :_..... war it is clue,. by Du Barry's delicious neva en v engage in a , . digestion ft •-- • ) flatulencyconstipation, bricks, value 3001., from Mr. Patrick John Traquair, be desired.-Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great- Trust and Loan Comp. I • es It is - a re+narkabl© fact, for • of ours, and when the , of a , q . (3:spepsia ~ nervous, • Upper Canada ....- 120 0 0 50 0 - 'Which I cannot ou their own for purposes a ui- bilious, and liver cone a • debility, cough, asth m a, un d er f a l se an d f r audulent pretence'''. The prisoner had est transparent p ow er, The valuable advantage derive( p aints, 'ma becoming impaired is , C account, that the authorities at the Ho r se ' •frontiers, enemies over whom victory Consumption, &e.-Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia, from for some years carried on a very successful system of from this invention is, that visi sition, and LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. looks, an d preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons aro - • Caarde with the sanction _ of ta 113 Govern again st would seem to the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart do Dories-" I have fraud by his plausible manners and imposing a, • .' • • d granting . moat, is eaey and certain. Mr. Cobden derived considerabl e who had been duped . • enabled to employ their sight at the moat minute ecru- --- hava - reeently Clfscontinue , c0mm . 38 . 0 ' has never been bie ~.. benefit from Du Barry's Revalenta Ara- the court was crowded by persons of a much less magnify. Dividend Amount eurchase 'on the ' ' ea mean that the mode which he says ' a rood, and consider it due to ourselves and the üblie bpeened on behal of Pation-can see with these lenses to ensigns ' without a • , ground that f I ' " utry in the to authoris th nig power-and they do not require the frequent changes Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ounc to fail, has failed in this cou e 0 publication of these lines.-STUAILT nr. Alderman Wire and Mr Annum. Sh a re. the war is likely to bo I , eronght to a terininatiot till more ob- pacias."-Cure No. 49,832-. Fift years' indescribable the prosecution were Mr. to the dangerous effects .of further powerful assistance. ''''' '''. '- '. la",fug . +I ' This is not officially statea 1 pre:4.ent circumstances-which, lie s S th-Western Rail • had agony from dyspepsia,, Crombie, the secretary to the ou .. _ way; By lior Majestyn Roe al . Letters Patent for valuable and X a. d. A a. d. , • r . e . t . v. It , in Vou,, es. the case . ~., ... scurely hints, would not have been nervousness, asthma,stomachandawhose names he had freely used to carry on his fraudu- extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and Sank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 181710 e 4 .:,..elei e .leit e e-t has necn. mentioned to persons of inflimilee. . lion, flatulency, spasms, sickness Ina have b at the - the war been really popular As there is no n appeared for the prosecu• brilliant Telescopes, C Racecourse, Opera, and Per• British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 2231 0 Pee, Camp, ''' 44-4 :iivibo - citrucaunics..ted on the subject with the Horse , , . . . inge vii been removed by Du Barry's excellent food.-- lent practicee. Mr. Robins° Caledonian Bank -• • . .8/ per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 31. 18s for deciding what constitutes a failure, WO may M ARIA JOLLY, Wortham Ling, near Diss, Norfolk."-From tion, and Mr. Charnock defended. spective Glasses to know the distances of objects viewed , City of Glasgow Bitak 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11110 s lattleiee ' -• • • - e•- ' he risoner an thro y clear against t p , d ugh them-of great importance to the army navy Bir cV mention that it appears from the statistics ' the Dowager Countess of Castlest t C • 0 uar . me se, 612.-" Ros- The evidence wa,s ver • -., --... , Clydesdale Bank .. •• bbl. p cent. 20 0 0 10 00i V 55 -' ' rts,zo the-same effect'have been freely cir- w , Y Lucia Mr C e - b t t" obden has himself resuscitated, County of Do t a ievoi, vrn, 9th 1854.-The be was sentenced to be imprisoned in the House of Cor- and others. Those telescopes possess such extraordinary Commercial Bark - 71. per cent, 500 0 0 100 0 0 215/05 - -e-e- tillateg • L-6-' d Ti 1 l. - , ales ..,,- Ali n one - they nave /eon, in fact, too s a cte • •ti e the war Commenced the recruiting has gone °Mg ' D - pr Countess 'f sfifferii of Ca.stlest Ireland, December, uart feels induced, in the it- ' rection, with hard labour, for twelve months. powers that some three and a-half inches, with an extra eye. Eastern Bank.... -.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 101195 piece, mill show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, Edinb & Glasgow.... 8%1. p cent. b 0 0 5 0 0 41. 185 ig humanity, to state - that D B T ' excel- at y A - and the double stars; with the same telescope can be Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - - - pre*aleritto le-dy® • h for doubt that in - _,..4, 4 , ie zy .... . . ..., ye muc room eaeat th ' - • ores a • e rate of mere than ; a d auvreek :of ' ' ...---------------- ------. Atabien. Food has cured •her, after all magi- ,109 0 0 172110 •-- • - nrattot a of th'e Irt t t• -d h e been made 6 - 0,000 a- year ' ' . IL ...t" , .. 1. ' , lant Reatenta ::. .. e a te r. . , . cea cer men lone -av , wlitte, that .r.oera4-0 ..ensereu , }mad hailed, of indigestion, bile, greaV:iiervousiiless, and - ' 7 - T .,- , ' r ,'" -:',--. : - -'- - ,7 ' . seen a person's countenance threo miles and a half distant, National l.ortofse ta t t l k nd .. B . a . ;i 6% per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 41. 12s TELL/GBNCE = Nay. 'T. S/.per cent 20 0 0 2 • f r° lll- • O.Uffliiiitie •1 - - 1 face °f • 0t b Ye" ' a4cl4shat ' s connecteel - wit 1. t `the 0 _ _ an, c ,o• er kat-year • were,ontr2,o9l' tike-nuraber; a n :awoke- of Nally years' standing: , ~ This food deserves the •• ; eee 1ie 1 e?..... ► iTqaaL N- and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger and all Royal Bank of Scott. .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 . T 11 ( ;s s " The Field Marshal 0 • 'a' ''' ' CI • f " ' omman ill'` in ne . a 5 rung up t 06,600 iiiDecemb ' the t' •' I December under s Iran tlB' confidence - of all- sufferers,. and may - be • c iisid • d e- - - ____---ae---ee-aa , sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary- Union Bank of Scot... 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 )_ ,I - - - - d „i A dreeh e Italian Who • ' 50 0 0 761 oil - °- e." . . nze zo ineefrom 4to 6 inch es enable us to discover more than the Western 8ank........ 71. per cent. 50 0 0 I * • ; .•.,.; tis right to say that • in one respect the parae (for such it really was ) real blessing.. minims will be cheerfully answered.-18/10s fth 0 e news °I tne carnage a canisters, ll b. 9s• 9d.; 21b. 4s• 6,1 ' Sib, 11 • wascharged at this court on Saturday last, before Sir above, and the Georgian, with his 6 ee.tellites, &c.-Theßoyal Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 U. 8, ~grl.plk we have quoted is inaccurate. eau •-l0- of n erman, _ Th t i I k r 11 ° owed up by the dreadful suffer- In soot. from Caledonian Grantee ... 4/. er cent. 10 0 0 2 0 ll ~,, • -xi ties have not "discontinue 1" 'Tho 121 b., carnage lee, of Post-office order. Barr.l' Peter Laurie, with attempting to extort ( -indeed, they couid ings of the winter camp. These letter u . waistcoat- ocke - Fire Insur . 10c.per 0 4/. Regent-street, Loudon 77, Diet discoutinuee- • ese are not the signs. Du Barry & also at 182, zzoni, o yof Glasgow Lite • 61. per cent . gran"' -ng commissions to eiasieins of an unpopular war ; but let th f t t - Co.,' " hurch-street • 330 I Society, threaten- a erson can bo soon and knoso 0 0 10 0 5 1 . 5s aacs as o recruit- Piceadi/Jy; 60, Grace° ; , and 451, Strand; ing to come from the Secret Italian __ _ j - , : without purchase, . The very last Gazette ''' ' . contains in be what the may does Y - ' Mr. , Cobden really Cornhill •49 Bisho mean 4, Cheeps* ;60 and 68, , , psgate•street • . ing him with assassination unless he complied with the every purpose on the race-course, and at the Opera houses, Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 1? u 1! 211 08 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 8 8 the names of no lessahan thcountry scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles. Eng. & Scot, Lim Life Moor cent. irteen.ens• rawhohave to..express a, ,belief that vither ixe -- tli t x +l, N ' •'• .0. or an other o.”er - , eelaring-er , . en • - es s • 54, UPPer • - , an Baker -street; •63 d 150 • bar before Sir Peter to 0 0 flO 05a $ demand, was again placed at the Life Assoc. of BCIAtAnd 6/.per cent. reCeiVeti their commissions wi h ig hh t t Cd et t ...if ..s roc m en. awn •1R p„ii They are invaluable for shooting, deer-sta'.king, yachting, tolo 0 0 10 0 '2l. 3s t out purciiase. It he has evidence of the war bein I quarter gunpopu ar : 9 Oxford-street; 89, tg . , - '►-' ea aa'ae-- , lsaw • '-16-a further tita examinat • ' ton.. •- - a ' National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 132, New Lond-street •; 24, areasportsmen, gentlemen gamekeepers and, toutists... Opera, 71 per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 132zi os i, however, quite possible that in re 1 mall; 7, Pall-mall-East,. bularnd North , nsur... • Biettsh 1 i• 4 for py to some Is that an unpopular war regarding which theVll' treet City; 30, Conduit. Sir Peter Laurie asked if the offic er a e e any race-course, camp, and perspective 'glasses, with wonde•f I i n 2O 0 0 10 0 1 11. its nppilo.l/1p a commission, it may have been stated ' voi ce is heard conab.street •13 King 1 , i ia,m-s , Scottish Union Insrnc. 7W. pr cent, 51. per cent. 50 0 0 ' 7 0 0 201 Os only in demanding, not s ' t • 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St. more of the prisoner ? power.-39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite Standare. Life •••••• •• that the war would be over in three m th T ' On popular • s ' " la always wisely or OVOLI intelligibly, " a, more ' street; 21, Cockspur-street; , al's Churchyard; 6, Edward-street, Pertnian-equare. • William Jarvis, the detective officer, said he W the York LIOtOI. United Dep. Amumuce 61, per cent, 10 e. 919 91 n Australian Avriculturl it. la. • 100 0 0 17 10 0 26 Australian Trust .... 81. Pertent. 25 0 0 Austraftian Royal Mall 51. 10 0 0 all all Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 British Amorican Land 153. 40 0 0 Canada ... •• .. .... .. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 134 Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent. Ditto, 6 per cent. • . 61. per cent. City Navigation Bonds g E l g e u c i t t r a i b c ie 're ite leg v r e a r p si h onr7 .. 7 6 , p p e r_ r . c c e e n n t t . . 100 25 1 0 0 0 0 100 24 ... -- 0 0 00 1072 Dittc New ...... . 50 0 0 17 10 0 Clem Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & be, 100 0 0 100 0 0 c,en.SteamNavigation 10 p. ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 Iludson's 8ay...... • • Stock. I Bungerford ........._. , 21. 53. 100 0 0 100 0 0 London Institution ... London Reversionary 51per cent. 15 0 0 all Russell Institution • ... 12 10 0 Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 Re'hrsionary Int. Soc. 041. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 Royal Mail Steam.... 41, p. share. 100 0 0 1 60 0 0 South 1 ustral ian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 I all 35 Trust and Loan Comp. tipper Canada .... 20 0 0 5 0 0 . . RS. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. ig letter has LANCASTER AND CARLISLE. ttary to V. e TERMINATION OF THE DISPUTE BETWEEN THE DIRECTORS ;ly appointed AND A PORTION OF THE PROPRIETORS. It may be remembered that at the ordin ar y h a lf- year l y v. 6, 1855. meeting of this company, held on the 12th S ep t em b er, a ompass Corn- committee of shareholders was appointed, w ith th e con riments made currence of the meeting, to investigate the affairs of the 1 also at the company. That meeting was adjourned for th e purpose iblin, it was of receiving the report of the committee. that date was The adjourned meeting took place yesterday Lan ; west caster, E. W. Hassell, E.q., in the chair. Previous to west than the commencement of business an interview took plac e 2,1 parts between the directors and the representatives of the tr a ction to be heretofore malcont en t sh are h o ld ers, an d it soon b ecame between the known that by m u t ua l concess i ons th e i n t es ti ne war usual once- which had rag e d so genera ll y f or some ti me h a d termi te, it willbe mated amicably. The board of the London and North r the reverse, Western have given up to the chairman of the Lancaster us be brought and Carlisle a privilege which they have hitherto exer cised, so far as the nomination of two directors of the for the Irish latter company is concerned. per year. The CHAIRMAN, On taking his seat, said he presume d chart of the than the report of the committee of investigation might corrected to be taken as read„ as it had been for some days in the it was many hands of the proprietors. He then begged simply to move • • • • that the committee's report be ap p rove d o f an d a d or e e I , )ELL, Sec.'? and that the thanks of the meeting be given to the com mittee for the trouble they have taken in the matter. E S Thie was seconded by Mr. HOWARD, deputy chairmars HER COM- and carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN moved that the report of the directors, read at the meeting on Sept. 12, with the annexed ac counte, be adopted. This was passed unanimously. ,y EVENING. Mr. SAUNDERS moved that the chairman and deputy 1855. chairman be requested to act upon the resolution of the board of the London and North-Western Company by Es. nominating Mr. Head and Mr. N. Hodgson as directors _ _ of this company in lieu of some two of the present no minees of the London and Nerth-Westere. Paid. Price. This resolution was seconded and carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN said ',hat he and his friend the deputy • s. d. chairman would have great pleasure in carrying out this 20 0 0 - resolution, believing as they did that Messrs. Head and 20 20 0 e 15 Hodgson were good men of business, and would be ser. so e viceable to the board and the company. 20 0 0 - Messrs. Head and 'Hodgson having expressed their all 34 acknowledgments resolutions for the election of Mr. all 11 all Wm. Birley and Mr. Wm. Jackson, as directors, and - the re-election of Mr. Braithwaite as auditor, were car -20 tied unanimously. 52 0 9, 0 - Mr. S. BIRLEY (one of the hitherto dissenti en t s h are . 16 0 0 is holders) moved a vote of thanks to the chairman. all 19% Mr. J. GREIG had pleasure in seconding the vote of t, 51 thanks. 10 e 0 10% The CHAIRMAN returned thanks, and the meeting separated. Paid. Price. Country Markets. e s. d. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—Nov. 6. 100 all 7% There were in the market to-day 16 sacks oatmeal, eac h ea% weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 50s. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET -- 8914 Nov. 6. 9134 Oat straw, from Os Od. to 13s 6d per kemple of 16 stones tron; wheat do., 6s Od. to 7s 6 , d; barley do., 5s 6d to Bs. Hay from 10d to 1 .d. Paid. Price. DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-Nov. 5. £ s. d. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. I Third. 12 imperial Barleymeal, per ditto - Peasemeal, per ditto - s Oil -s Od - Flour, per ditto --s Oct -s Oil Od - Pot-barley, per ditto - s Od -s Od 21% DUBLIN-Nov. 6. We had a very moderate supply of every description of er ain at market to-day, and owing to the improvement in Paid. Price. ' London, wheat obtained an advance of is, barley 6d, and oats 3d to 6d per barrel. Indian corn also is to is 6d up, --- but a small business done. £ 5. d. White wheat, 42s 6d to 45s Od ; red ditto, 388 to 43s 61 ; Stock. - barley, 168 64 to 22s lid ; oats, 168 Od to 17s 6d ; rapeseed, 40s Od to 44s 6d per brl ; oatmeal, 16s Od to 18s Od ; bakers' 98 dour, 24s Od to 27s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 45 8 Od t o 47s 6cl - per 4801bs. 50 0 - 5 --- - - 10 0 0 1 19 t COAL MARKET.-Nov. 7. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market. a. cl. Wallsend, tee. Paid. Price. Davison's West Hartley 19 1 s. d. Rodheugh Main 16 0 Whitworth l9 0 4s• d. l'aufield Moor Butes 17 6 Efetton 22 6 all 91% Walker Primrose .. l6 6 Hen& Hall 21 0 119 64 West Riding Hartley _l7 3 Tees 22 6 20 0 0 30% Wylam 19 3 Evenwood 18 6 25 0 0 - Wallsend, &c. . St. Helen's Tees l9 6 25 0 0 - Northumberland l9 0 Woodhouse Close 20 0 0 18% 20 all 0 0 - Riddell 2O 0 Birehgrove Graigola 23 0 20 0 0 47 Belmont 20 9 Wayne's Merthyr 23 6 18 0 0 32% Ships at market... 26 I Sold 25 0 0 - all 22 10 0 - 35 0 0 SEABORNE MAILS. 10 0 0 - all 40 IA (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-oillsa 73% 8y the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.) 2 10 0 - 10 0 0 29% Day wayn Taal ul From what When all COUNTRIEM. in General Post- pad due In Office, Loudon.* Dispatehea, En,..land. imerica(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday • • -• Liverpool ... Dividend lmericrt (by United Ste per n _, packet) •• Liverpool Nov. 19 Annum. ' ice ' tmerica (by U. States packet) .........N !,* • • - • Southamptoi Australia (via South ampton) •-••• •• • • Southampton Nov. 19 t) 2/. 10s. 51% Ditto (via Marseilles) , 0 161. -. Ditto (via Cape of Goad 108 51. Os. - Hope) ............N, ,Uncertain 8! kfrica (West Coast) .. N 23d of the month.. Plymouth . Nov. 10 'i n. c l ot Alexandria.. • • ......N 8 , 9 , 2 4, &30 of ni. , Dover ' 5 11. I- 410 & 20th of mon.'Southamptor.' Bahamas 17th of the morel 1 8euthamptee 121 281. 425 Belgium ..2.; !Daily .... ••• • • • Do v er ....• Daily Brazil „1)/i ,9th of the month.. ! ,Southamploi, Nov. 16 121. 290 15 Buenos Ayres ...•.•.•M 9th o; the month ..Southatnr toi, Nov. la 15 Cape of Good Hope ..N Various port. iUncert.in 6 21. 28 Cape of Good . Hope ..N Cape de Verde ......N 9th of the month Southampton Nov. 15 10 21. 23% 7ieylon (see India) Ceylon.. ..N 21. 11 (hamiel Isles ........NlMori.,Wed.,&Frlf .Southampton,Tu.Th at .„ ,A 1 ,2(1. & 17th of montl.lSouthamptn, ! r 8 21. 19 Mina . 'Once a month.... Nov. Cotstantlnople 6,13, 1 8.23,&28 11 . Dover • , -10 s. Od. 4% Ceettantineple ........ '4th SG 20th of mon. Southampton) Con. of Europe M& N ITWice daily Dover .... Irrricf daily gent (see India) Frame .. & N Twice daily...• • Dover .... Gibratar --Id 4,7,17,20,27 ,fir, Southamploi Oct. 25 Paid. Price. Greect(sco India) Greytovn M 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton Etambw7h Tuesday & Friday !London £ s. d. Havannth „As 2nd of the montr.,Southareptoi , Nov. 16 50 0 0 83 Holland „ ..... ....IDovcr ....... 11 0 0 - Honduras 17th of the month.'Southamptol. 16thofm0 25 0 0 42 tndia (vialouthampt.)ll 4th & 20th of mon. l Plymnuth Nov. 20 1 0 0 - India (via Marseilles) M 9th& 25th of month IDovor 515 0 17 34 lonian Isla (see India) 7, 17, Sc 27 of mon D0ver...... ; 25 0 0 - I re l an d •• & N Twice daily head .. ,Twie•••tatt 5 0 0 9, 17, &27 of in.!Southamptor Oct. 26 10 0 0 21 Madeira .. • • of the month 'Southampton Nov. 15 10 0 0 120 Madeira ...• 23d of month .... ;Liverpool 0 0 - Malta (see Irma) 50 0 - met a .„ 8, 18, &28 of mon. ( Dover ..... NCI'. 4 50 0 5 % Mauritius (see low 18 54 Mauritius ..N 14th of the month PP 5 % m ax i m) ..I,l'2nd of the month.. Soathamptat Dcc 2 •• il 5 Nap1e5..........., ,sthls th2s th of mon. Dover 47 5 0 50% New Granada -at 21 & 17th of moult Southampton 50 0 0 340 New ....!By private si lj .. Various port.- Uncertain 10 0 0 18 Papal States •• •• ..34 '5Oll Sth2Sthottnon. Dover 20 0 0 77 Peninsula ithl7th27thofmon. Southampton! 210 0 - Peru ............ ow 2d & 27th of mon. South ampton! 10 0 0 59 Port Natal private ship... Various ports Uncertst• 2 0 0 534 Sicily • ioth lsth2sthohnon, Dover ...... 12 10 0 2.! Tuscany N ls l l ll st. ll2 sthofmon. Dover ...... % 12 10 0 - Venezuela &t•th ot month Southampton 1 &16 mon 28 0 39 % Van Diemen's Land (34e Australia) West Indies .. M :2;lec 17th 01 montl, Southampton lkl6 mon When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be de spstched on the following day, witk the exceptien of the Indir (via Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched tt. e receding day. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. —Yesterday morning, between the hours of nine and tm o'clock, 320 rank and file, be longing to the 54th Regiment of Foot, arrived at the Waterloo terminus, the band playing several lively airs. The troops looked in first-rate condition. Having been told off, they entered a special train which was waiting for them. They were accompanied by Captain Bailty, Ensign Bailey, and Ensign Stephenson. The men were to proceed to Portsmouth, and there embark for Gibral tar, to join the remainder of the regiment, previous bb starting for the Crimea. They were vociferously cheered by the immense crowds in the road. BIRTHS. OF A SON. On tho sth inst., at Grafton Rouse, Cambridge the wife of the Rev. S. B. Se a ly. , On the 6th inst., at West Lodge, Putney, the wife of Walter Drummond, Esq. OP A DAUGHTER. On the 3d inst., at No. 5, Torrington-square, Mrs. J. Hannon. On the 6th inst., at 22, Blenheim-road, St. John's-wood, Mrs. Robert Hare. MARRIED On the sth inst., at Morpeth, R. SV. Hellen, Esq., of York, to Mary, daughter of the late Captain John Spotis woode Trotter, H.E.1.C.5., and niece of William Trotter, Esq., of the former place. On the 7th inst., at Croxton Church, Astley Paston, the eldest son of Sir Astley Paston Cooper, Bart., of Gade bridge, Hertfordshire, to Etheldreda Julia, the youngest daughter of the late George Newton, Esq., of Croxton• park, Cambridgeshire. On the 7th inst., at Marylebone Church, Dr. George Corfe, of Middlesex Hospital, to Catherine, the youngest daughter of the late Mr. Stephen Dark, of Devizes, DIED. On the 3d inst., at 15, Brompton-row, Brompton, Alex. Greig, Esq., aged 91. On the 2d inst., at 37, Paul's-road, Camden-town, Chas. James Templer, second son of the Rev. J. Templer, rector of Teigngraee, Devon, aged 31. On the 4th inst., at 58, Oxford-street, Mr. Thos. Read Jenkinson, aged 30. On the 6th inst., at 10, Hackney-terrace, South Hack ney, Mr. Wm. Adams, aged 81. On the 4th i nst., at ' SC. Fillan's, Perthshire, Thynne H. Gwynno, Esq., aged 76. On the 6th inst., at Percy-place, Clapham-road, Eliza beth, relict of Richard Collier, Esq., aged 73. On the 26th ult.., washed overboard and drowned during the late gales, Captain J. Heath, of Arbour-square, Step ney, and Nuw Romney, Kent. LONDON Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county of Middlesex, Thursday, November 8,1855.