The Sun. — London, England, 1855-05-21 00:00:00

. . • • • . . . . e . ' • - Tifl3 STTN, LoNDON c MONDAY EVENING-, MAY 21 . Ifls 5, ...- ......_ ......----...........- ... 6PORTINU INV: , ,I.LffiI , ,N(. I E. : cap SWeepstakes ef 5 sove tamer ; the wineer of ithy PRIOES (IF SHARES . ,S .P.1.1 - I.(T OF THE PUBLIC JOURA ALS. . a dopt, to serve the parpese • of tlhe _moment, the leo e .' mem, which the 51 peere ol Wiii4 creetiolo, and tire 13 , la,neuage of Ruselan diplomacy, and, by the bishop: etartiped in the same mint, whitewashed the as -- , race after neiblicatem of Wits weights (mete:hes ex- N BANKS. A.SefT RANO le, AND OT.HER COM. • d declared to he the best ef ell possible cepted), 51b extra. Derloy Course. 25 sues. PANIES' STOCK. , , PuUr m auceuvres of the aet of falacy, wiggle with other night, an PROGRAMME OF THE EPSOM MAY MEETING. . tiAl (From the limes of this day. ) Age st ilo ( . Ag.• st lb , :1 , (1, ,,,t 5i v '. To woenow.-.Tue WOODCOTE. . From the Official List. . . Mr. Milner Gibson's motion, which Le is to submit to ' truth and common senee• They may choose to wear Adaninistratiene. That we have no fixed plans, ei•lea Ila,co the House of Commons this evening, has at any rate the i the liveryhiof the Nesselrodes and Gortschakoffs, a d here or abroad, has been recently proved by the sending Pantomime striee te de their shame under the swaggering imp e u- of an expedition to Kertch which came back again ; and 3-yr-olds, 7st llb ; four, Bst 7th ; five, SA lelb ; six merit that it raises broadly and beldly the question in . Little Torn witu 30 added ; for . 5 7 9 I High Priest ...... 3 6 0 7 LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1855. Second... erica of conscieticeless dexterity and heartlees logic. yet England ie still left to struggle in the grasp of the The Craven Stakes uf 5 se „ eac h , and aged, 9A ; mares allowed sb, and geldhoge 31b. , • debate, and demands from the house an opinion whether e s-ossip 57 8 Cossey c "Ve should not be surprised if men, pretending to the traitors whim are strangling her, as the huge me noxious Last wile and a quarter of the New Derby Ceurse. or no the ministers were justified in breaking off iiegotia- Hazlet.ut direction of the affairs o f thi s coun t r y, s hould prove creepere of India press; in their crushing embrace the tams upon the terms conceded by Russia. alai.y, no Age. I Aes. Gamekeeper - PP themsel ves capable of so fir ahetting the policy of the noblest trees of the ferest until they die from the head. The Chicken doubt, will vote against this motion, who are n•t un- Convalescent 474 C ey the Libel, out per . of Paid. Price. PP Name of Cumpany. enemy as to cover with the mantle of their political re- Again we ask-have we le en at war ? Are we at • Claret Cratobourne compromising advocates of war; but few, we think, can \ v spectability the daring du licities which seem to have war ?Or are we even now making preparations to carry Eeetre i re 3 I ---.-- - support it who are not prepared for any peace a:. 2 . 3 , : r , . Rylstone , deceived the English and P French Envoys: at Vienna. on a future war with Russia? We answer unhesitatingly The Horton Stakes ot 5 sovs each, with 30 added ; two- , price of dishonour or discredit. We shall still re d . These are the consequences of a habit of prooflimite poli- no, a thousand times, no. But the House of Commone, Atherstone - . _ yr-olds, est 3lto ; throe, Bst 6lb ; fiour, 9st 7lb ; five - - - Oats, ... her test to classify those whose names may appear i ' Veteran . . 56 12 Schamyl paid. Ditto Provincial.. •. 71. 20 00200 0 20 n t the t l we shall keow ca manceuvrine b u t th e y bring after them speedy and above all the Conservative party, will abdicate their six and aced, 9st 12Ib ; mares allowed 51b, and geld- hi 20 0 0 2' 0 0 15% • • najonty ; but the minority, at any rate, iaresbrook fth t •15 t . '' embers o ere n u ion. functions if they do not wring an answer this very night •n 's 31b. 'The • - winner to be sold for 150/ allowances . City of London -•• •• 4 Os. 100 00' 150 5 J 90 II • 'Ube persons who, if not theoretical ed Triton - ~., m to ive us full Yet h t h•• V te th T • dare not from the " antiquated buffoonery " which betrays and ~ w a ever t air rue ina ion, e ones l if g entered to be sold for less. New T.Y.C., three -1 t act Society, are at any rate prepar _g t ._ 33 yrs. ec- directly and openly abet the dangerous infatuation of laughs at them and the country which they are supposed The Selling Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 add al : for Equitable .. •• ...... 2/. 16s. 50 0 0 ali quarters of a mile. - 314 WI ractical extension to its doctrines as any of tha resp ee per cent 10 0 0 all Great Central .... •• . ~ bowed the knee before the the men of the Manchester School. They well know in theory to represent. two•vr-olds, 6st 3eh ; three. 8 t 6ib ; f eir, 9st 7ib ; five able deputation which lately • • . • . _ Age. I Age. - e Imperial ......., •• .. 10. & :sums. 50 0 0 all • li4 830 Oa dd• cord embodied in the gigantic form that as, although the individual occ • upant of the throne Merry Monk (40/.) Ineepeneent .. .... • • 51. •400 (4 • " 2 1 Ba genius of' war an is 1 foreign policy of (Front the Times of this day.) 31b. The witinsr to be sold ter 150/ , a.lowaecee if en- London• .. _. •• •• ,• -•50 0 a of the late ambitious Czar. Every one who seal' go dies, " the ring lives," so the genere • - Usurer (40/.) d whetever The rim b . ctof th ti ed by Lord into the lobby with Mr. Gibson will, to our tbinking, the country must be consisteetly maintathe , e p are o . te .e c • angee annohnc . R n ey Morn (150/ ) 3 I Sextue (40/.) - Pceix.•• .. •• . .... C per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 \ 29 Therefore they could not Paninure on Fricley evening is the consolidation of the 5 of a mile. To close and name to the clerk of the course, erase himself for ev. r from the iiet of practical statesmen, Minstry may inherit power. e Bordeaux (40/ ) t ~ of Mr . C• • d - • . Milner wit- civil (-pertinent= of the army under the Minister ot i , on the Monday before the race, by six o'clock p.m. United ..,eneral .• •• •• 1/. 55. st; 0 0 are 20 Putt and add another to that numerous class of people, time openly abet the methodic madness The Metier Plate of 100 sues (Handicap) for all ages ; e are in the habit of p e r- son and his friends ; and tilio:e who have expected them War ; while a second, mid iticidental oloject, is attained Tho Coihharn Plate of 50 sows (Hamlica,p), for all agee ; Wesuninster hartered , 5 oer eent. SC 0 0 o 1-- COn] wanderings of whose heads w the winner oof an - the pu lication o e y race atter b • fth Ditto ' ln 0 . - , New ........ 51 per cent. 5o 0 t of the excellence of their haute- to do so are reckoning with a verY imperfect knowledge in the ainseffilatien ef the military departmente, or the the winner of any race ei etches excepted) afar pub- Bert cloning on a ccount weigete (inetches excepted). 511) extra. Any number able but utterly uhfit for the confloets of the nature and working of our political system discipline ef the army under the Commander-in-Ceief. of hors, s the p I i . f header' of the weights. .slb extra. Any number oof WATER-WORKS. air good men and ami , roperty ot re same owner may run or Wh and struggles of this rude and restless world. Had the The chiefs of the PP • 0 ositioon for the time loeitig are The first of these oteeets is that which the public at . i ( horees, the property of the same (owner, may run this . • this p ate. One mile. ben whether it was worth wbile, S e bast o pol re . a lways impressed with the teiptimibilites of feiture office. large can most appreciate, and which juet now attracts plate. New T.Y.C., three-quarter: ot a mile. Dividend Amount , . , issue e Age st P Age et lb Name of Company. per of Paid Price. Oat ma i rf ing untaken, and the disasters of the winter uo, More especially on subjects affecting our foreign rela- the larger share of interest, as being necessary to pre- A,re st no Aere st lb Annum. Share. Flo . Orinoco av enged, to enter into a negotiation for p eace , we s h ou ld tions, they never can permit themselves to take a course vent a repetition of the disastrous omissions and del rye , 59 2 Tit :rime= Eulo iet 5 8 5 eicily - ---- .£ s. d. X 5. d. have felt inclined to say that tho e who suppor t e d which might cempromise their subsequent position as in the campaign of laA year. The absolute necessity of , •. g . a , 4 8 0 siir Arthur ...... .. 3 6 9 Flour . uassei such e proposition had at least plausible arguments to Minister: of the Crown. this consolidation has been pointed out, anti admitted, Heal east London • Fact produce. Many, doubtless, perhaps a majerity of Divested, then, of any extraneous interest derivable I arid inquired into, and reported on, and confes-ed again 73 Belem leder the House of Commons, would even then have from poesible party conflict, the tiotice of motion given I and again, till if, became ahnost too great a truism to be • , a 7 10 Later Alicia, - 100 0 0 - - "'easel fhe Assayer 47 10 General Piction... 36 9 Warwick ...... .. thought that a peace obtained a t s uch a moment bY Mr. Milner Gibson rests tin its own palpable anti attended to. The truth nil that the British Legislature . New River Company -2 , 10s. - - - - Gernekee ar - 89% could neither be durable n or h on ourable, and that ostentatious demerits. The issue it reiees directly affects is much more engaged in matters of peace than of war, a,,,.. 1 91 57 9 Foilbeck 3 6 8 Jelin Barleycore 47 8 Ida 36 1 West Middlesex •••• .. 5/.los. pr ct. 61 C 0 - it was better to trust to th e f or t une o f war t h an • to the honour, even the political exitteuce, of this country. in the reform of our demestic institutions, and sech . " 1 ' we') - ---- -- --- -- ---- - expose ourselees to the certain evils of a pacification The immediate effect of its announcement has been to matters which admit of delay, and which through our Patience Roebuck patched up at so untowar d a moment. H a d t h e slu es. raise the hopee of the Russian Ferry in the venom= Cori- party differences are delayed even longer than is con- G b C fe I rlnyen t e. Gioudoline tion been whether a limitation of the Russian fleet was tinental States to the highest pitch. Ignorant of the venient. But it required a war, and it required dies of Paid. Price p e a t, rate, ()%t of Miss Katerfelto a sufficient execution of the third point, there might decayed importance of the Mencaes a ter school of politi- aster, to obtain for the administration of war the at- • Annum. Share. sialtnu me. ' Shirley s earn .. 57 7 Professor stirey... 35 10 auni,,,,ffin 470el by P . , rrhus the _ _________ _____ - Pc'sgibly have been a ma • • t ffi th t tee cians, they have accepted this movement on their part tentien it has long been aohnitted to require. _tee Grous jonty o a rm a even is. e o (ere Brother .t y Cby The Libel, Red Rose paper bulwark against material aggression was a suffi- as an indicati •ii of Eaglish feeliog -as the first step to- public very naturally expect that this administratien - I - cient vindication of the honour of the Allied Powers. wards an ignominious surrender. Mr. Milner Gibson should be so simple, so united, so expeditiens, that ' Tioniuty 57 6 out of Spitmote 35 10 Censpiracy - 12 I7ellos eout hwark ....• •• • • - ,100 0 0 - - Potae ' Master Slender... 6 7 v 5 -eery Atm 35 8 Tobolski Ditto eew . of 7% 1 0 0 tee I/. per cent ,50 - - 4 Butte But when Mr. Gibson gravely Prole-enide to us that the and his friends. are tee asaute not to know the specific on the arrival of a de-patch frem the seat of war, , Winter - Isitm oo - assent of France, England, Austria, Turkey, and Rue- inischievousneee of their p • , ropositions though they have requiring reinforcements oa. material supplies, the latter, ' itt e otD L' 1 T 5 7 4 \laid of the Morn 2 5 0 Dukeof Lancaster . 4 610 Seelati nn. of 8/. IL 14s. Bd. •600 (1 -31 U 0 itiegs, sia to the priuciples of the four general articles which not enough public virtue to abstain , . ra _ e • f m urging them, at least, might be shipped eff with as little loss of time , Cat -pa AP 57 4 .\irs. Rigby i Kettleby - -- bad been proposed as the basis ot the settlement of the They are doubtless well aware that the isstie ta y desire as an order for goods addressed to a niercantile house I The Heathcote Plate of 50 some for all ages ; two-yr- 1 Vauxhall ..........•• 16s. 70 10 3 - 21% stion of tire de- in the city. Nay. ast Grovernotnent hag larger stocks, a olds, sst 121 t) ; three, 7 t 10tb ; four, and upwards, I FRIDAY-THE OAKS. , Ho Eastern question afforded a reasonable expectation that t ) raise is not confined to tbe niers que . _ our diplomatists at Viennaebut greater ciomrn Ind of the matket, and, of course, an Bst 711) ; mares allowed 5.1), eeleings 31e. Any nutn- ' Renewal of the 0 .A. S' ak.* oof 50 sov: each, h ft, far DoCKS. , press( tlerecent negotiations might have had a successful issue, gree of skill ex,hibited by e x• her ot horees the ro err tot the same owner ma run thr:e- reed fillies, Bst, 711) . each • the owner of the he whole qmietation of peace or war.• ampler cre lit than any private house, it might b e , pp y y y , Dividend Amount Itelie heasks us•to assert a, fact which very few people indeed that it enibra.ces t • indifference to all but the mere logic pected to seed off a supply with eve-o less; delay. When, for this plate. Half a mile. y second fill to receive 100 awe out of the stakes. The Name of Company. . per of Paid. Price. tlull, in this country ever believed at the time, and the Their cold-blooded Annum. Share. , Wh rounds of which experience has shown to be even more of their coefined and diogrnatic creed ia as inexplicable therefore, this Was foutid not to be the case,-when 1 . Age ,_ Aee last mile are! a half of the New Course. One bun- . dred and sixty-two striae - ____ -- -- X s. d. l , X s. d. 1 berlel imea for articlee necessery not mere! I futile than was then supposed. On what should such on any hypothesis consistent wieh patritaistn, as is the orders from the Cr' •, / •Y ;Bf by Pyrrbue tbe First Br chy Fauglea-Ballagh, i 6 reason able expectation be grounded ? Not, certainly, on kiratred cunning of the Muscevees with European ideas to the Conduct of the wer, hut to the health and life nof 1 out oof Miss Whip 3 , out ot Eniul •us 2 . PROBABLE STARTERS. I'ommercial •. •• • ...• 4/. pr cent. 'Stock. I Stock. i - ols -1 - Blooming Heather Crochet east and West India.. 6. pr zent, !,•tock. - - doer, the =iteration of Russia, nor yet, we should hope, on of political moralay. The Allies have exhaueted alike . , our soeliers took a longer time in travelliug through i a • A pitiAA ay - - - per 4I half-a-dtizen de artmente not half-a-mi• •from oise alio- -. . • the anticipation, however well realised by the result, concession nut courtesy in their negotiations with the .• p , , . •• C byleistlewhipper, out Bro to Little Hairy 3 Dame Judith Fayeaway London .•. • • ....... 51 pr cent. Stock. - taw that England was willing te consent to t e r m s d erog a. snerny. They have sounded the depths of his profes- ther in the coy of Westminster that, iii the peesage t) of lone - - - Clotil•le Cave Adullaiet et. Katharine .• •• .... 4 per cent. . Stock. - - tory to her position among the netlons, and inconsistent sions, and have laid bare his ultimate Turpose-con- and fro of 6,000 miles, of course the public begaa to cry alicha.eliniae Maid 5Hi tooleten - With the groan& on which she entered on the strugele quest at any price. Le/ us hope it vrill be distinctly out, eth mge, indeed. we had begun to exclaim very Comfort - (N with Russia. The reasonable expectation with which uederstood that no party considerations are involved much earlier-a ,ainst a divided aeminisweition, aeainst 1 o „ eavia the Congress eras opened was not, we appreheud, that in the discussion of this evening. Those who Mnat dis- the mutual jealii . usy of department , , ag•tinst a c.anpli- Hutnboldt , 4"B f by Verulatn, out of Mosqui•o e'lereau La Faye eoteer-ero• A BANKe ------ - it would lead to peace, but that, by ex haustitig every approve of the conduct of the present Government are cated " routine, ' against a state ot thing,: which seemed King oof Trumps Paid. Price. means of pacifica t ion, by ailopting every euggetetion hound to postpone their discontent to a consideratio . nof aesolutely to incapaeitate us from carrying on war with Chelice Rambling Katie Nm of Com an . a e p3l per i of Annum. ehare. I which Austrian ingeuuity could devise, we should by the great interests of the nation. effect. What the public required, and what ehe war it- The Woodeote Stake. of 10 sovs each, with 100 addee. Ainy .- , - - for two-yr-olls, colts, 8-t 7lb ; mod fillies', Bst 41b. The Member's Plate of 50 sovs, 25 given by W. J. 'Xs.d.X s. 0. _ very shame secure te ourselves in Austria a faithtui To Mr. Milner Gilson and his immediate followers self demaeded with more terrible emphasis, was, that _ ha - me: and warlike ally. This, and not peace h was the reason- ma.y be extended the commiseration vouchsafe , ' to all . the , Minister charged with the conduct of the war sho Id T (owner of tile secend horse to teceive 25 sovs out. Evelyn, E:q., 1V1.P., tone of the members for West Sur- eustrawsia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 81% 641!, nie . able expectation on which the litenne Conferences were fanatics, however dangerous their systernanzed delusions, have al e 1 the d partments concerned in the war under his iritish NorthArnerican 6/. per cent. , 50 0 0 of the stakes.. New T.Y.c., ihree•ettlartere of a mile. ree, the reet from the fond ; for three-yr-olds, 7st 41b ; 1 • Commercial of London. Si. per cent 100 0 0 20 ''o 0 -' Pa' founded. This hope, and. not the hope of peace, was But it behoves; every member of the House of Commons., abselute and immediate emit . _ rol This is what we asked Thirty-seven melba four, Bst 10Ib ; five, 9st 21b ; six and aged, 9et 3lb ; cotonia ............. 41 per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - -one ted Mark &otitis the excuse for entering into negotiations with as arro- not included in the ;scanty mile er roll of the sect, to for it the epring of last year. This is what we regret e. c ' Purnea certain allowances ; the winner to be sold for 2001., if tonian o - pa . . 61. per cent.' 25 0 0 25 0 eee gant enemy not sufficiently humbled to listen to fair aud Pau. se ere he votes for a proposition which is valued we could not be sure of next, in the perfect arrange• 'aro co Wrotham demanded, &c. Cloe mile and a quarter. To close arid Lond•Char. Bk. of A.us. , - 20 00 , all 0 20% ‘"_alo London and County .. ,12 •• per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 36 ,en moderate terms. aeroad in an inverse proportion to the real importance of merits; hastily made in the E aster recess ; this is what Vandermulin Heart of Oak name to the Clerk of the Course, this day, by 6 o'clock Londe and Westminstr 'l6l. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 43% -ett. 3, TM' But Mr: Gibson's resolutions fly over all these preli. its Parliamentary sponsors, and has even already become we were nevertheless proinieed from the cordial co-ope- Batt Eer ly Morn p.m. London Joint-Stock .•• 10 . per cent. 50 001000 27 A a , mina,ry questions, and boldly assert that the propositions a weapon in the hand of the enemy. ration of different departments-a promise which, we bc by Pyrrhus the First, The Rangdropper The Railway Plate of 50 woes (Handicap), for all ages ; 25 00 - Provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 %it , Ditto N ew.• • ...... ; 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all - ~ which the Russian Envoy him • elf could hard ly have --- need scarcely now say, was not, and probable could not out of Monge's dam The Knight of St. Patrick any winner after the publication' of the weights to carry • , Nation;l of Ireland-- ; 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - --e' iei made with a grave ceuntenance-propositions having ( From the Morning Herald of th,is day. ) be, fulfilled. The only coticiusien is, that nothitig must bc by Pyrrhus the First, Warlock 51i) extra ; any riumber of horees the property of tne Nat. Provincial of Eng. 1 8/. per cent. 100 0033 0 0 - ,L oi more the air of a dry diplomatic joke than a sober husi- To-night Mr. Milner Gibson isabout to make a motion he left to mere goodwill ; tee Minister of War must be (dam foaled in 1839) sis- Elfrida same owner may run for this plate. New T.Y.C., three- Ditto, New ...• .... ' 81. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 - 40 34 nesslike communio ttiors-reatly furnished elements upon ot no ordinary importance, and he dees so a.; the iorgeei put in) a condition to cotnpel the humediate executiou of ter to Driffieid , Lutielle qua! s •ter of a mile. TO clese and name to the Clerk of oriental Bank Corpora. 101. p. ct.&bs. ,25 0 0 all South Australia • • .... 14; p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 .Ira " Bue which peace could be negotiated and the rights of all of that interest which looks t ) trade and trade alone as aa order,: neceseary for the progress of our arms. In Jerony Skyscrtper the Course by nine o'clock on the Derby night, the Uition of •Sustralia..•• 30 . per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 70 (1 . parties honoureby and setistactonly adjueted. No one, the beginning and end end of all things, and which, in Lord Pa,nrnure's speech we have the assurance that this Prince of Orangc Woodcock weights to be published on the following day. Ditto .. ........... 301. per cent. -210 0 - 4 Cat: We think, could consistently come to this conclusiiin their shortsighted blundering, would "propter actum ie now done, as far as is po-sible for the present,-a Maid of the Morn Turk The Derby and Oaks Stakes of 5 sews each, with 30 Union of London ..... , 10/. per cent. 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 1 0 -__ ~ar who is prepared to justify ever having engaged. in the vivendi perdere causas"-that is, for the sake of carrying it qualification which we hope and trust is of Ile great Rig- ch cby The Libel, out ef Secrettry aided; two-yr-molds est 121 b, three Bst 101 b, four 94 71b, Union of Medrid ... •• - Cey war at all. If it ea- right to draw the sword against mon so as to last their time, would give up the paver ma de- reticence. Jet bf by Slare, out of Nina five, six, and eget 9st 81b ; tnares allowel slb and gele- CANALS. Cey lht Russia to prevent her unjust invasion of Turkish terri- fendieg Whereafter. Thequestionreised by the hon. mem- Toie alterations to be made for thie Pureose, with bf by Surplice, out of cbyD on Juan, out of ;Sly ings 31h; hole es howine started once at this meeting, and Ihi e Dividend tory, it couid hardly be otherwise than ignominious to her for Manche-ter is whether the offers of Russia at the one mere formal exception, do not require even the in- Marietta Dear been bea'en. allowed 31b, twice 51b ; the winner to be Names of P . , Dividend Pace Names of 2 „ er 'lll.l withdraw from the attaude of protection, and leave the Vienna conferences did not afford the foundation.; of a tervention of Pare:intent. Taking them in the order o f bc by Chatham, out of brother to Orinoco sold for 123/.; ale ovrances if entered to be sold for less. companies. el per Companies. e ' Price. - Jot e annum. country we had preteeded to shield helpless, heartless, "secure and hoononraele" peace. We ineert the latter what is to be abolished, what is to be created, aad what fleiirieeta Shave gni peut a Annum Half a mile. To close and ha.me to the Clerk of the ! • ----- e - - ---- Itoi and pewerless, in the hands of its barbarian ievader. words because we presume that, not even the agent of is to be reeonstitated, under the first head is thirst time- Illuteieater fby the Flying Dutchman, Course by 9 o'clock the nieht beeere rutinirg. IX ' . , X ea Thoee, who thouget the cause not worth an effort, the the man who exclaimed in the last session, in referetice lion ured, but really uselees instentien, the Board of Etnigraet out of TarneWane's d The Foreign Visitors' Piate of 100 sovs (Handicap), for ishtn &Oldie. 98 74. p. et e 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51% Fri prize not tem th c onttnding for, in the fir , -t in-tatice- to the necessity of the destructien of S h tstopol, " God Ordliance. That ho ar d, and the ooflices of Mastet•-Gene- na cby lago, out of Lade Lawn eel ages ; the winner of a,ny rase (except matches), after .• 160 -, - Neath •.•• • • 100 lei 150 fit Barnsley . , . Ilrknk& Abrg 150 4/. GO Oxlord ••• • • 100 13 . -' -tri and one of these Mr. G bson certaitily was-cannot be delete' the right," would venture to propose a peace rod, just note heal by Lore Raglaii, amid LieutoGnieral, Lawn W tridhatn'e br fby Bey publication of the weights to cerry 5 b extra. AnY Birmingham 1 40: 4t. ,92 Peak Forest. 78 50586 4e expected to ttink it better wonth struggling fur now ; which had not at least the appearance of " security aeod revived last year, are to cease simply by the revocation Tne Middy Middleten, out of Horn- number of herses time property of the same owner may itoventry..••lloo, 25/. ; 209 Regent's ••. 30 1 14% :is but there are - not a few, and among those we eelieve a honour." ef the letters patent en which they are censtituted. The Swwile pipe run for this plate. 'slew T.Y.C., three-quarters of a DerbY ••• ••1 100 Rochdale. -11 lOs GO Is 6.. 84 , • 85 • • , . Ellsinre&Chs 69 2ei p. et. - eomrset Coal 140 - - :lc mile. numerical majority of the present Government, led by We say this fully irnpreesed with the conviction of 'raillery curnaand of the at tillery awl of the engineers 'le - a e sorn Summer Hotridic op of 10 sovs each. 5 ft, and • GrandJ e•on 100 4 pr.ct. 4914 Do Lk F I ,t, 12 , - - 'lc Lord John Russell. who, atter havieg plu• ged us into Lore John Russell's complicity in the peace movement wid teen netareely devolve on the CemmandereteCnief, 2 ()poly if declared, &c.. with 100 added. The warn. r Age st lb Age st lb Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 el. erect. ' .2e 'tfird &Wore , 140 , 281. 425 ino the present war with Russia, and succeeded in convince of to-night ;we believe Mr. Gibson to be put ferward who will convey his ord• rs to the Deputy Adjutant- Eilloeist of any rice (matches excepted) after publicetion of the - , t ' 58 7 Fiacrow 36 10 rand urrey 100' 21. 10s. - enrewsbary -I ' . _ ete ererei Q. ' ,•125' - in , 12/. 285 to] ing the nation of its justice and expediency, are now to do what the plenipotentiary dares not do himself. Genera.' awl Assietatit-Quartermaster-General of Artil- weights, slb extra ; the owner of the re-cond horse to The Aesayer , Kennt & Avn 39165. Od . 6% -• evern and i 1 .' 21. 28 ".' eager for peace on whatever terms it can be obtained. Upon this p int we do not rest our opinion upon mere lery, and the Deputy-Adjutant-General of Engineers, save his stake. One mile and a quarter. 40 subs. bider - - "e s e Rail. 21/ et 1 From this portion of the Cabinet the House of Com- eu •incion-far from it. just as he now does to the Master-General. The civil Age st -lb Age st lb Conn - Warwick &) I 3 ( 2/. 20 4 100 mons is, we think, bound to demand a specific arid eats- The question which we sheuld wish to propound is a businesseof the boar(' is to be transferred to the Secre- The Nabob . Leicstr &Nth 83' 4'. 28% Warsvick & 4 ; 21. 10 ,/ gorical explanation. There is no subject on which Par- more startling one, but the neceseity rof which the people tary of State for War, who will have the supreme direc- Hermit Loughborogh 142, 701. 575 Napton. I 100 liament has a better right to inform itself, at a crisis of this country aro slowly becoming awake to. " Are tion and responsibility of the department. He will The Secone Great Surrey Feal Stakes of 10 sovs each, tionmouthsh 1001 - Worcstr & t --1 , St Ventierdecken ... 5 7 8 Cour en tay 35 7 ' i se 21. 24 4 like the present, than the precise views and objects ef we at war with Russia ?" Or even, " Have we ever been continue to be assisted by an Under-Secretary, to take with 100 added, for three-yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Mingmerysh 100, - - Birming. j 1 I Hercules - - Wilts & Brks e- 10s. Od. - hit our Cabinet as to the war, and the terms on which that at war with her ?" his place in his absence, and to answer tha numerous Bst 31b ; the winner of the Derby to carry 12Ib ; the _ s. Hite° •war shall be concluded. On this point the country will True, war Was proclaimel in March of last year, but and very miscellaneous questions put to him on all af- hh „ Ruh e tolerate no reserve and no ambiguity. At this mornetit we have yet to learn that we made war on the empire fairs connected with the army in the Malec' Of Commons. •• -' e- the Two Thousand Guitieast Stakew Gib extra :to be Incubus 4 6 2 Moonshine ...... ... 3 413 Dividend Amoluit el the confidence necessarily reposed in Ministers is far of the Czar in earnest and bona fide. It is now proposed that, to meet the great addition of v • t run after the Oaks, and fillies havin 1' h g startec in t at more ample and far more momentous than on erdinary Doubtless we have utider,:ioee the losses of 'a great business thrown on his department by the aholition of T .• eran 45 10 Dtfiance paid. Alumna. Share. 1. , occasions. They have the power, even (luring the war, both in money and lives . but where have we the Board ef Ordnance, he shall have the further assist- u P s Y Last mile of the Derby Course. 34 eubs. -, - P sitting of Parliament, a power which they were very shown our earnestness as a Gove'rnment ? Our soldiers ance ef a. :chief civil officer, to receive front him all WEDNESDA.II -The Danny. Paros • The Earl . Ix s. d. Xs d. .41 nearly . exercising a week or two ago, to make have proved their eincerity by lavishing their lives, our erdere relating to the civil admi, nitration of the whole Itene eel of the Derby Stakes of 50 eovs each. h ft, for pugnator elbion ....•• •• •• - -8/. 10s. 1500 0 0 50 00- 83 r Penanel Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 145 6,1 .-s 'lOO 0 0 II 0 0 i 8 J an ignomiutous and disa-trous Peace, without the know- people have shoen their determination by sacrifichig army, to c onvey those orders to the heads of the differ- 3-yr-ohls ; colts 81 71b, and flies 84 21b. The owner spinner Escape Ditto 'Marine ..• .... , Il pc & bs. 100 0025 0 0 37k v ledge of the House of Commons or the nation. During their property ; but we look in vein foor a single proof of ent branches, and to apportion them among the mem- : ot tee second horse to receive 100 soy. out i•f the Herald Ned Poins Anchor .... -•• ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 i 0 0 - the recess their power is still more absolute. lt is, the earttestness of the Governiment of England, arid with- leers of the Adminis•ratien. Lord Pantuure also pro- stakes. The last mile and a halt of the New Course. ni 1 .._,.011t. , Chermian Atlas . ems od. ,50 0 a 515 0 Dile 'A therefore, absolutely nece,sary for Parliament distinctly out tl , at earnes!ness on thuir pert, every lif e ' est i s a poses an arrangement, which lie describes as a. novelty, 191 subs. Aurora, Sitinaritan :rgus Life .....:...- 4e per cent. 1100 0025 0 0 - British Commercial .. is Gd 150 0 0 5 0 0 7 to express its own opinions on peace and war, and as murder. f a securine that these orders are really given, duly PROBABLE STARTERS. Bc by the Libel, out of Voracity Cleric]. Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs, • 100 0 0 10 0 0 - e distinctly to asicertain the opinions of all the leading We a-k, acain, are we at this hour at war with received, and properly carried out, so that it ma) HORSES. JOCKEYS. ' Selavote Tin y County ...... .. •••• •• 4/ -100 0 0 10 0 1 - ',. members of the Cabinet. No attempt on the part ot Russia ?Or are we eve • making preaarationis fi r for the future be discovo red who is anewerable De Clare Eagle .. 50 0 0 5 0 : 6es t' Ministers to answer Mr. Gibsoles motion by taking pre- carrying it en with vioour ?We may say we ere for delay or mal-executioP. In tine offiee, no'w Liml of the Isles Rifleman Eiropean Life I/. 20 0 0 ail - linninary o,bjections to the censideration of the queetioo, mow in June of the eecend Campaign of the hostili• under the Beard me Ordnance, there appears to ' such as that it woule interfere with negotiate-us now ties said to. toe comae , csd in al reh last year, aryl be a thadew ef oiifficu ty. The Irispe it or-General of Wild Dwyrell Glebe . . 6 per cent. Stock. • 106 ~ Kingst•.wn pending, or that it is an invasion ol the plena:eat eof y.• , exeept runeitig our army into a well chosen trap, F r ifieetioes must be under the Commander-in-Chid as A. Day. Fearless of Hamilton Onardian ............ 5 per cent 11'0 0045 0 I 55% 1 Dirk llatteraick D p v itt ei Imperiai Fire_ •• .... 12/. per cent 15-.0 0 0, 50 0 0 : 331 1 the Crown as to making peace or war, should he tole. where the tievertmeeet o f Lo r d P a l me rston se , m regards the plaeroing of lortificatiens and scheniee of de- Marlow. Cretchet Pharos imperial Lite - rated. The country must mid will know whether these inn met to leaf) them to die of fever and cholera, f lice ; but as regards the carrying out of his civil cob- S. Revers. Deafen' 'Da siton indemnity Marine.... 13s & 3/. 100 00,10 0 0 ! 6 7% .1 whom it intruets with place and power do or do not en- what proof have we to 'hew of aniinesity to Russia ? tracts for the acteal works tie will be tinder the Secre• C aret Bylstone tertain on this vital subject sentimehts in unison with Four immense fleets eave we organised- two in each teem/ of State. S , r Jehn Burgoyne will centinue to this G Oates. - too 05 I it) 0 0 56% , Lord Alfred , Bc by St. Lawrence, out Ashton Law Life..• ...... •• • • its own. It will suffer no ha f-avowals, no (official re- year, tone fer the Bettie tee seconil for the Black Sea- odfic e under the ne v arratigeinert. The Director-Gene- J. 'Osborne. of Azimuth Dr. Cooke Legal and General Life -500020 /I 5% ; alimge London ticences ;it will tolerate neither simulati , m nor dissinau- amid where ie to be few:it the produce of their labours Irtl of Artillery will, far the future, he immediately under The Corfiefe London hip. . - • The Bison lation. Lord Palmerston, Lord Jehn Russell, and the lu what iimbo ef vanity are we to seek for it ? Why, the Secretary of Siete mid advise him in ell matters Sly. . Match for 200 goys, h ft. One mile.--Mr. Garrett's marine ..... ....•..... iliSs.per share 100 0 --) ,18(1 0 - 1 The Cropper other leading members of the Government, must make we have not ee en yet established an effective blockade connected with the- materiel i)f the Artillery Department. Med.invlid & Gen. Life 14% • per et. 50 0 1 2 0 0 3% , Little Brownie, 3 yrs, BA, aest Mr. R. Hatrison's St. Fiat! ever up their minds to communicate their views with perfect ;n oither sea. 0 'essa still 'remains as a supply pert far In conn-cti n with tent will be an . officer to be called Julian, 3 yrs, 7st 7ib. Monarch •••••• • •• - sOOI 0 .. - , S' rood .. frankness, and to stand or tall as those vi e ws s hall a r the Crimea ; and we have ourselvee p a id i n t o t h e h an de " the Naval Direet"r of Artillery." who will be in home- National Loan Fund.. 51. pc , ' cent. 20 0 e 210 ' -- ' shall. not meet the sentiments iif the B.onse of Conunione. tof Rapala. ter mem our geed ally the Prussian, e sum oof i bate co•ninueic item wail t-e A•liiiiraty. The other Courtenay We have gruwu tolerant mot difference 1 • • 10 0 0 000/ t •• t 1 • • s o opinion amotig ,II , .. o assister in carrvine on the war attain t eivil officers tratoefetred from tile B •ao det Orenanc e to The Carew Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 aided ; tvro- On Tneeday and Thursday a iditional fast trains will p elican „ - - 45 _ run from Loodon-bridge station to Ep. , som fr en 11.15 Phoenix - - - our Ministers on minor points, but peace and war-such oureelves ; while within a, tew daYs the arrival oof 50,000 the Deparimeot of the S.-cr, tary of State for War are yreede, 6st 3b ; three, Bst 6lh ; four, 9st 7lb ; five and Peeessional Life•• •• .. s'. per cent. 50010 0 % a peace, and shell a war-cannot possibly be allowed to Mieie rifles and 5,000 Cobes revolvers at Port Baltic. a m the Superintendent of Stores and the Superintendent o f upwards, 9 st 12 1 b ; mares allowed 511), and geldings • ' t•o 1.30 p.m., and t f e re.urn _Toni Epsom front 4 p.m. Provident Life........ 1/. 58 &bs 100 0 0 10 0 . 37% . till 7 p.m. These arrangements will be extended on the Rod- I i ss. 53 0 010 0 7% remain for a single day longer an open emestioa in our a gift from our Transatlantic relatives-" a little more Contracts, amd Lord Pannaure recoenisee the necessity 31b. New T.Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. Cabinet. then kin and less than kind"-testifies to the policy of ef a thoroueh reform in these departments. For the Age I Aee Derby and Oaks days. Traiiis are also announced to Royal-Exchange ...... 6/. p ct. & bs. Stock. - run at short intervals from the Waterloo-bridge station Sun Fire ••• 6/ 10s. - all 232 9 9 --. -------. the English Gioverntnent in giviiig up the right of search. fuiure they are to be constituted and di-charged on Ellermire - If I ....- , 3 to Kin sten. g United Kingdom .... 4/ pet &bs e 20 0 0 4 0 0 4% ( From the Morning Chronicle of this day.) " Oh, but," says Menchester-the schoool at least .trict eitinniercial prenciples, so as to recare a perfect King of la umps 6 I Lambswool 3 ---- Universal Life .• • ..... 12 ss. per sh.lloo 0010 0 0 - -" we cantiot clo without Russi• ~ en preoluce." Why 'oversight and command of the st-ores, ani a thiorough The issue to be raised in the debate tor-night, on the The Epsom Town Plate of 50 sovs (Handica.p), for all LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. Victoria Life •• ...... I 5/. per cent 1 - 4126 5% not ? oen the Sauer A • merman tt ade effectuellv, check on the clethitig atid other conira - e.ts. All the motion of Mr. Milner Gibson, is of far more importance as, Lim d P al r .. almmsbury woollil have done and you will atieve civil efficers trensferred from the Ordnance to the ages ; the winuer of auy race (matches excepted) after DERBY. MISCELLANEOUS. ' than might be inferred front the terms oof the right puelica.tion oof the we:relit., slb extra Any number ot sto 2 agst De Clare a aken and offered) , have hides and tallow at will • and we r' 11 do think a ea y • War apartment are to have office( in L d " on me and, a 8 Dividend Amount honourable gentleman's notice. He proposes, by an horses the prepeity of the same owner may run for 9to 2 agst Lord of the Isles (taken) ver little enco raeement t, ' ` o Canada would give you emu as posslble, uuder the same roof ae the Secretary. this piate. One noile. sto 1 agst Wild Dayrell (taken) Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Address, to " inform her Majesty that the House of hen y ip and 8 u ' Annum. Share. -ix enough and to spare. To he sure, that On this we have only to remark, that any reasonable , Commons has heard with much concern that a difference id b Aie st lb I ' Age at lb 11 to 2 agst Rifleman, (taken) • -- wou em protectem, mod " receet leeislation" has spent in the immediate Wieling of offi ffi atl sum • ces eu Lie'. between the Allied Powers and the Gevernment uf Rus- Y Orleoco fieished that far ever and a day. We shall see. capacious to accommodate tee whole War D • eiartment t Eulogist - Elia, as to the precise mode of a ly* the i•il of 58 4' Dukeof Lancaster 46 10 25 to 1 agA Rylstone (take 30 to 1) g•prM. p e . will be considered ae an item tern,. Mart•• -•• • - 2 1 4 per cent.' 50 0 0 - - the third article of those adopted P a P s th il' Meanwhile. we are beeineing to learn what free trade in the necess ay expenda ! V a neerdecken e basis of a settle- has really done fer us. The second reaeon for renoun- 'tare of the war. The other officers hitherto under the - ment of the Eastern questien, has caused the Vie Coock Plieraient.... 57 12 Chc hyPantaloon, 33 to 1 a,gat Dirk Hatteraick A.nstralian Trust •• .. St. per cent. - 25 0 0 . - negotiations to be broken off." And th . 'eta I. "na cing the right of search will explein this. " Yeu will Board of Ordnance, aad now transf e r re d t o th e Secretary Speed the Plough 57 12 out of Physalis 46 8 40 to 1 agst Flatterer (offered) Australian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 all 4 onour- ,ngio•mexican mint.. 11 10s. 10 0 0 all - able gentleman further calls on the Hou e I. : 1 ' ' rouse all the neutrals in the world against ynn if you at- of State, will all have their duties increaeed by the abeli- Wilsford 47 11 Titortnue 36 7 1000 to 15 agst Bison (taken) British American Land 15s. .e.• 40 00 - opinion, that the Ruasian proposition,: ' h e w o r Pre eff au tempt to enforce it." Perhaps ; hut we answer, ‘• you tion of the Board, the object in all cases being to obtain Warwick a7 9 ',rely Alicia 36 5 1000 to 10 agst Ceurtenay (taken) Canade ............. 6/.oer cent. 100 0032 10 0 112 • to the principle of that third artiele;coet!invil et will never carry on a war effectively if you do not." e n a d rect personal respon-ibili'y for the patterns, the qua- . 'll 4 I ...wee* - - - ments -109 a for renewed negotiation, and may offer the means for fact, what dees.such a plea convey ? Simply and solely lities, and tee quentities of ali the great and small arms, I •Roebuck 47 8 Omer Pacha,.....,. 36 0 (taken). item, e per cent. .. 61. per cent. - _ _ . flits , Navigation Bonds _ . obtaining an honourable and satsfactory peace. that fri•m her grave the policy of Catherine of Russia Inflamer neachinee ot all kinds, incluling 'ambulances for , We:Ostrom ne (11 b) 67 5 Matilda 351318 to 1 agst De Clare's winning the Derby and Dame Electric Telegraph .. 6 per - cent. 25 00122 0 0 16k On the surface these suggestions seem reasonable has succeeded ; ane the anneoloteutrality coalition of the the sick, and all other materal. The menufacture of • T es ty - enough. They are not ill-suited to the temper ef the north, or whatever you choose to call the scheme she ( gunpowder is to be under a separate branch. I Hutuguffin •4- 13 Se Julien . - inan urated is Ditto New .„.. .. , - 50 00117 10 0 - times, nor to the modes of reasening which Mr. Milner g , now-, without an attempt at, opposition In these alterations there is, of course, a great deal of , 0 eat's-pax - . . OAKS. (fen. e evers. & Invest. sp. c. Sr, bs, 100 0 0 , 100 0 0 - Gibson aud his colleagues of the Maachester school have on our part, triumphant ; and, in one werd. England has promise, and much is left to hope. There are those who I Foxhutiter resigned the supremacy of the seam. The subst ince of a weuld insinuate that no reconstitution ef departments I Hudson's 8ay........ - Stock. 1 - - striven to render popular amoug 'certain classes of the come- • 6to 1 aget Dame Judith (taken) . few word, in a leiter of Lord Dundonald's, lately pub- can prevent the mischiefs which really arise from a 1 The Great Exhibition Plata of 100 sevs (Handicap), for Hungertord .......... 21, 53; MO 0 0 .100 0 0 - inunity. That they embody fallacies, even treasons to • d • ' 7to 1 ;test Nettle (taken) - political Itshe , will serve eo show from what, necessity this re- deeper source-in the idleness, the corruption, th d . all ales' ; the winner of any race, except macche . s after London Institution .. - - - _ consm••n senee, is no reason why they should e is- 7to 1 agst, Capucine (taken). London Reversionary 51 per cent: 15 0' 0 , all nuliciat• • publication of the weights, 5 , ito extra • any numb , rof - ;1210 0 - not be put forward by the modern school cf doctrinaires', v. ion arises, Eighty thoousand British seamen, says honesty, and incapacity ef men ; but we are coritent to Russell Institution•. •, - 9to 1 agst Lady Tatton (taken) . tee greatest sailor and adieirel now in existence, and, see only matter fer congratulatinn and hope in the an- horees, the prep. rty of the same owner, may run for Pries's Patentcand.Co 10i. percent 20 00117 10 0 - ' or accepted by persons whose pursuits, prejudices, or 1, r 10 to 1 a,geit Mosquito interests preclude them from takin teereiore, of cour:e, unemployed, were driven into the nouncerneet of reforms so long and so uni 11 d this plate. One mile and a qearter. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 10e 0 0 10e 00 - versa y e an enlarged view of 10 to 1 aget Marchioness (taken) Royal ea - team•• . • •1/. p. share. lee 0 0' 60 0 0 71% public affairs. In no res ec g American navy by the reped o' I ' • tt ie navigation laws be. mantled in vain. But it is impossible not to ask, why • Age st, lb , Age st lb aesa tdo the Machiavellian 10 to 1 agst Clotilde (taken). , South Sustralian.•• • I 6/. per cent. 25 b 0 all instincts of Russian diplom P acy fore he left the Newfound'and stattion ; amid it is his be- wee not all this done loefore ? Why have to wage a war Lascelles a h ppear mere si li a than in the artfulness with whic gue-Y lief that if we have to mae aeother fleet, we shall have of departments, and overcome a vast army of offieial Vatiderdecken ... 57 10 feety - , throughout the late negotiations, and from the very co to pass a naval f • ()reign erdlstment bill !! ! How will the ereaidices, before we preten 1 to cope with the foreign . Eulogist 5 7 , 4 I Brother to Grey mmencement of the POST-(1F1 11 16E NOTICES. LIST OF scorrisii COMPANIES' PRICES. present dispute, covert appeals have been made to thos El . h 1 Ith ' 1 - 1 c I ny is peop e, ley exist. ie t tat ? foe ? The public has asked loudly enongh, but public The Assayer - portions of the population of the Western Natie e Enaland, then, by the &red action of " recent legis- opinion and p'am common sense have mere work to do Caliph.. ... ........ 46 12 Tom Burke - 4O Dividenc Amount 1 whose limited political experience and str ' ' lieo Winn" will be driven te adopt the policy of Carthage- to obtain a hearing in this constitution•t• country than in Gamekeeper ong pereonal ene i • BALTIC via DANTZIC. • Annum. Share. intereete might lead them to urge on their respective p oyteg merceioariee both hy se a and land. It is not any simple despotisio ;at least, as regards' the question ; Inder . 56 6 ' Kat• 0 . ..1t0 - -- -. -----_ Goveruments the advantagee of peace.- If statesmen of hard to tell how far off i- the final catastroPhe whensuch of' w•r, If not oii a, few other point:. The answer_ pro- Master Slender ... 66 4 Deti ince drawn .We insert the folhowleg noticee, which have been just are the symptoms of the disease. - k f issued by tee Post-Office.authorities :- 'lank of scotland .... 7 per cent. 100 e , 101' .. 18e/ Os etanding, like Lerd John Ruseell and M. Drouyn de bahly is, that a few great namnes lieve stood in- the way The ,Epsom Cup of 100 wive, added to a Sweepsta .es o Lor I Dundonald has moved our cat% h "General PoSi -Office, May, 1855. British Linen Company 8 per cent 100 0 0 toe o - 205/0s l'Huys, were de •eived by these professions it is no I •-y sea. Govern- of reform. We should be sorry to thilok VI • the whole 10 sove each, hft ; for 3-yreeds, 7st ; firer, Bst 71b ;„_ - . Caleclontan Bank . . 81. per ceet 10 092 10 3 17s merit has saved tl 'G' th - d uer majesty s evernmen eying ma e arrange shame to the communi y at large that they should, h ey The active forCt s u o s f dereattreßelrlieta.(4 proving it by land, account of the matter. if only because it must teach five and upwards, 94 • mares allowed 51b, and geld• City of lasgow Bank 5., per cent 2 10 , 0 n i I to ~ • 1 ! . 1 2 / )s , merit,: for kee in u a weekl commueication bet the leadere of the Manchester School, be deemed ca in it at the seat ef war us to suspect great names for the mane. Even we ing•• 01b. To be run a'fter the Derby, aed any horse en elydesdale Bank k • - 7 5%/. p cent t • r , .0 0 "4 e o amount to not m ore we assert tile British flee P t ill th P e Baltic a y nd the prt tof Dantzi w c e , tee A 0 204/ , s pable of a like delusion. The scheme of the gusistan policy d o ,„ ; -than 20 000 sot. must not ermit °twee' eee to be dazzled as a. were P " , ti • , havieg run in that race without being placed allowed • ,by mmercial Ban •• 1. per cen 5 Eastern Bank.. ~. • . 4/ per cent 25 a ''• 10 0 , ii. 145 hut we have sent a Sardinian centi'n . means of a steam-vessel to be dettched from the fleet is to paralyse the efforte of the Governments of Fn anceand gent of• by the splendour of one act of necessary aloolition. 3lb. Derby Course. 15 subs: .. ew•• p cent. 50 0 5e , I/. 11l 15,000 men, whom, of course, et would be invi lime; to The for the purpose, mails will hereafter be forwarded weekly f e r ' cli " 11 Glasgw .. - ' Englatid, by influencing pu p , blic o inion and thus sa • removal of the Board of Oidnance will sound Agel Age D ~xchange Bilk of Scot.. - - - . 165 Os 4 the foundation) of their strength. Mr. M. Gibson is either PPing call mercineriee but who nevertheless are subsidised in seine ears as little less than a revof • troops. What more have we done ? utien ; but it Nabob "The mads wid be made up mid ilespatcheol from Noi•thoe cotland Bank 5. percent 20 3 " . ' 2 i 0 0 41. 12s is only a small part of the ref orm that must the dupe or the unconscious tool ol thosea-tute schemer., In N ivember last a foreign' enlistment bill was forced be done This i ' all th L at ••rd Panneve dealt wite on Acrobat .. : ............... 4 Scher z .. , .-'O/ 104 when he falls ioto the trap so cunningly laid for his am- through both heuses with indecent haste Where ie Frid• *• 8 • ' Jack Sneppard .. ....... 3 Knight of St. George... 4 ecot •. se per ewe IA 0050 i , • .. the care of the Biitish consul at Detazie, who will de- T e n s o t n „ . ,, aN at i ik , ~.. . .. trt. per cent 50 0 0 50 ' 1 , 7 Os ay night, and the only pomt at, ehich he touched 4 , hition as a public man, ur for his presteeption as a, pea the 'foreign legion which ought to be the result? No on any other de I • Anolover pertinent concerned in the camrying on ' i • 5 6 Ore tes It n f T g 0 rumps ......... British Guarantee - ... -ti. pet cent. • t C3I thinker. one knows, and all sign of their existence has died out, of war was when he described the officer who w 1 , • - " Upon letters addreseed to commissioned, non-com- nlO 0 o 251 Os Upon the insincere use of language in . 'fi Mr a lner as to ee 'w awa , except that we read a paeagraph in the papers which the meilium of communication with the Admiralty in s ••••- ' . 4 Rateolan missioned or warrant officers. as well as upon those for , 4 Dr. Cooke Gibson's notice we have alreadycowrnented. At - V ienna states that in sorne unknown place a force of 5,000 men the matter of Ordnance stores. We wish very tnech ?thian .................. 3 soldiers and seamen, forwarded via Datetzic, there will Calonial Life ..... .... 5/. per cont. w 0 0 1 0 0 ,5 5s 15 e o 16/ 108 audacious cunning was anayed against unsuspecting h as b een co llected, but whether armed or drill e d th e that Loord Patimure could get up in his place this even- ' antheon be chargeable a combined British and foreign rate of' Edinburgh Life Insur. ii. per cent. en. 0 0 3 5 0 1 41. is honesty. Our uusuccessful negotiater permitted his deponent saith net. ing and assure us that any order for any articles now in The Durdans Stakee of 5 soya each, with 30 added • e postage of- Eng. & Scot, Lass Life 5/.per cent, 50 0 0 a iin 05. Os simplicity to be imposed upon, and the sagacious; ex- More recently, a general officer, who has held cre- Government stores, or easily purchaseable for money, twO-yr-olds, 6-t 12lb ; three, Bst 101 b ; tour, 9st 71b ; 3d. when not exceeding a quarter of an ounce. I,ife ssoc. of 'sea. and 'leper cent, 10 0 National Fire and Life 6/. par eent. 10 0 0 i 0 0 I/. 17s aditester of Francs even exceeded the repreeeetittive of ditahly a high stiff situation in the only one of the three at•riving Wee afternoon by telegraph, could be in proceee five and upwar•is, , 9st 81t) • mares allowed 51b and ' - 6d. when exceeding a quarter and not exceeding half STgrth British insur .. 74. per nee. -.00 0 0 20 0 0 34/ I s 1 0 0 1/. Ils his Boverei ' All • • to become tine vic- Indian armies which does hot occasionally see some of execution this evetibig, of shipment to-morrow, and ld f••r 150/ • geldings 31b ; the winner tit be so . , allow- 1 Scottish Union Ensrne. 741. precut. 20 0 0 7 0 20/ I 5 thu __ ~ e , gn . s y, in his eagernees an ounce, • tandard Life ... . 5- per cent -11. 0 0 1000 100 -. thee. % t k i t sinan perfidy. But at the present moment service in, the field, was sent out to Ctin4antinople to of actual transit in three or four days-i. e., a 4 'mon as ances if entered te be seal for lase. Half a mile. And so on, increasing threepepce for every quarter of an e_e_l_ii .: _____________ . unitedDep.Assura de eeeet •in o d excuse for the men who seek to re enact the form a Turkish legion, under Christian command, in an.y i Tel) b reliant could di, • It. Are the tee thousand shells Age Age ounce. . -_ eai re ,er lae ib :am a of the Conferences. Earl Grey, Mr. ; IC i Asti.. an enlenssibilitY, as we shall goi'll / 4 " 0 . The getreral eau 0 2 av T e een • eequired by telegraph now on their Fby Thistlewhipper, Fair Jean (40/.) A letter f rone Luxembourg states that at Longwy, able peace r, alai the other advocates of a dishoneur- and hie efficers, amounting to about 100, have arrayed passage . he British public are not impatient ; they are) 1 ' liercelatieuni ''sptila, way (401.) ot I. of 4 will not be forwarded. • tiler places on the French Sierct Thionville, and. o • a jud g e n „a ave before them all th e ma t er i a ls on w inch a e wr a mboul ; but up to the la'est date the commander rather exPectaet than exigent. H a ving c ommitt e d t h e w (40/.) ................. , ... 2Fby • Verulam, tout of " Letters for soldiers and seamen serving in the e. / been established for receiving ean bef I depots have • • of somethin g mer inelled ; and they provoke a suspicion of the visi ittarY force in question has never seen the affairs hot) the hands (Abell repreeentativee, they are d is- Usurer (40/ ) ........ ... 3 Calista (40/.) pert nacity with e t!iae mere blind infatuation, by the 1.. , which th Sultan, nor hai a single soidier been levied. Certainly, posed to think all hae been done, and their course is to let Nestor (40/.) ........... 5 Tha Novice (40/.) er are stated to be un a career of seetne aud •ey •stek to urge the country on • tint , the policy of Carthage. we have left out t . in adop e • he still. What stringer proef can be offered than that they THURSDAY.-THE TWo•TR OLD STAKES. war or transpo ats proceeding from England, but such tages offered to each soldi , mely his food, clothing; and daily As the House ot c . ruito. tic will of that sturdy republic, if tele be all that q , y• . I have met! - suffered the burden rind ob. ' - Th E F Old Stakes of 50 so etruction of a e lemur our yr- vs each, hft ; opportunities wiil nece:ssarily be uncertain. usually large-na t and wben there is not t i l : 1" " ia energe d beard now ailmittec to be worse than uselese fur no less r ' Officers and non-commissioned at present constituted, to realise it between November and June. for cots, B.st I.llb ; and fillies, Bst 6ib. N ew D er b y " N ews p a p ers c annot be forwarded by the route of pay of lir. 20c., • has been oone mitted with higher grades than they mind to control the • • I the Minietr d . a period than three centuries ? However, the day has: Co ourse. la= been doing sortie- Dantzic, because the errengements of the Prussian Post- officers are ad • . , verious fact' • Y a pre °meeting B u t of course, Lnrd Palmerston i P lirom I B oobY I Tom 1 e be equally liberal. know what course the Clouser ions, it i 4 importa et to • ' I eat last and we may write ' Crimea on more nit. He Ir's ;he has destroyed the militia ; coin h , .. ; ~ , . i jam Antony office do not allow of theeforeign postage to which those and their pay is to possess, Wittig at io . • , hen one instraut.on. Certain are we that Eitgland /her Majeety's Pia wof 100 guineas, for stares onl Musicians, it is added, ,are sought after, and are to on a motion of this kind. w e ive s are likely too take attempt at a remedy. There t 3' ; news wwers would be liable, bring collected in the a d we look in vale for an their emberreseiug p sitimon. It ie eau wel l cum r.l d • mi •1 of the ballot, eor of will not now . , • rest till for her strength, her popula ion, 6 ree-yr-olds, 7A; four, fat 91) ; five, 9st 2lb ; six and Lad (I K . 1 tieLineeotte They would, therefore, be detained • d tole the pay of the ordinary soldiers. receive ou , net se i .P L 'e" le no announcement of the revive nechanical eenius and her bou 11 • - a eed 9:t sib Gt eat Metropolitan St• k C were themselves angling fo r t h e ee _ "R sine m ehey • r ' I '"bth of which her wealth, her r ~ . , a( est. h , • aes nurse, two at Dantvc until that postrge wae paid. Tbe Bavarian State Gazette of the 14th contains ',port not an increase oi par to tee rege Jar arrnN, 0 iles and a uarter. to start at the wino • o-, t • the fanatical advocatcsof a Peilee pelic e , j aw , Ine: `-' 1 ) 1 1 - 4 • " • f I °°, o ° o men with' tit material resources, sheis as fit to wage wares any fo re i gn an a , "lae e•la e• - To "Ey vessels of war, however, or transport:, news- a decree, ordering new elections for thewassembly W o „, combined would give an army o 'chose and name to the Clerk of the Ces Stal;esmen who had played a dietieguieheit . a -• ' S e'we any difficult We sa hatically men, ter ttie few de.' s notistn. ou. se, on the Men- papers will be forwarded to the Baltic without any of the States, according to the law of 1848. , An pert in eublic y. y erne ..---,-.....es _ - •da eetere the races, by six o'cleck et» Y 1 . affairs. and who were supposed to h charge." nexecl to the decree is a recommendation to the aye relingaished raw and hall-starved boys that now offer to join our Id Stakes 410 a - • their direction because they sympatlaised HAMBUP.G, i a , . M•y le -The first steamer of the new The Two-yr to , . iee each, with 50 waled ; • . , with . 1 , reeks are not men. In proof of this, we eive the i'e eel. Inn end Hatlourg has arrived al. the colt., Bst 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. Any winner before REDUCTION OF PosT Gr ON I ETTFRS TO a" . • thorities to conduct the electiohs with perfect . vocates of peace in their ()eject, th oue h arr i v i ng h.; thti words-written lately to a friend-of one of the best line between Eneaesd '. , Ae.. 4 ' --, e • 1 liberty to be impartiality, a,nd to cause electoi a a superior 'process. The Chiefs - metro of the paddlehoxee, wa,s [Ape tine, to cen y slb extra. Half a mile. 21 subs. AND. SIERR,A LEONE AND TURK'S ISL . cooclusions by f tl,re feria:rein the service, and than whom no one has a bet- latter pert, hut, frien the Lydbreuk. on r espected. The result of • the elections is, it is ter or,„, , „ tee and was ohliged to die 7 " fallible. i " On arid from the let J une vext. the postage up 0 on the 9th Tory Opposition, therefore, mey netura,ll,e feel sotne f u l , i '''''''Unt' 'Y " capacity of iudeine. They are fr.ieht- unable to enter the dock-ga a . Bravery 1 Frenzy. '' •te ship added, to be made known to the Kin . - difficulty in reconcilinee their past coque - ,tings tu , n-lt true :-" You never beheid such wretched c l eft, charge the few bales of goomls on board into lighters in . - • Sirocco. I f letters conveyed, whether by pack , t or by pieta' h. . over to this port to by Orlando, out of Pineh. betwe 0U a e le• d d h loonies of aterra J une. • with - their present duties. - as statesmen the e eee e 2:__ a ea those eagerly sought-far fag-ende of British the river. The steamer then came . Eloquence. en -le nem_ me ern an teco . • nothing to ship at cby Fnir combined The Vienna papers speak of negotiations of some th e abs ur di ty o f Mr. afiiner Gibson's propo,itieres . As 7, e 7 6, , 1ty, , who nre squeezed tete her Ma • est 's 'rotten take ii, a return carg,o, as there Was Lady Florence. a us, outof Wedlock Leone and Tark's Island vie be reduced to a Messeiiden. kind as still going on at that capital. The i orrierc Party leaders, they are mortified at being compel ed to to reire7oe'r amid sent ferth unfit, mot a,il j I y h • l' H. 1 • Bi•itieh and colonial tate ef fore y an, p ystca iy, er ewe. cby Bay Middleton, out of bcby D " .. Os. 61 it i . . BourqueneY , ce our , i a eatto of the 15th says that B iron . - - g°. ao tem a opportenity to lace an ince disp The other d 'lowing are the names on J o hn, out of Foor a letter not exceedene A oz. in weight ........ 1 041 e and victimised Crimean arony. APOTHECARIES' HALL.-The fo Slatitier. My Dear. e ls. 0,1. ten nebte wamin• p ing an te ea' a Y aaw some t" ruination in the science Exceedin , ez. and not exceeding loz ........ 0 0 . g i , Lord Westmoreland, and the Turkish PleDipo• e we e__ . istretion. jin the m j„ a . , Po' itive children embarking of gentlemen who passed their exa . bc by Pyrrhus the First, Br to Of s.. ced mterviews an trua i ne believinz or . pro- etricken do . e'''' 'ancY ho th aied certificates tto fessi ng to hl . g . -those tgentlemen . ._. ev wa . wn b y thole w awn weees will be and practice of medicine, a,nd recei e a out of 'sister to Driffield. Sugarcane. inoco. 2 ~e ......... ..., • Exceeding 1 oz, and not exc ()ding • . , tiaries have ftequent and protra t ' dclatunat ounce or e teve in the sincerity of Russia. 'ID .. Y plague, for plague th l 'a and fever, and not unlikely practise, on Thursday, the 17th of May, 1855 :-teteorge The Darin Ranger. " And so on, increasing, for every a with Count Buol. . choose to regard' th eY will i Scalaile. sentially conser •e w proposals of Russia as mere es' This is a specimen of th lave I very much fear." - ' Townshend Saval. Dnffield, Yorkshire ; Sergeant John i Oreireach. g I Mil•lesty. . . fraction of an ounce. Ito Sierra , Leone aud The ordinary genera his 1 Conference of the Repre , t to be held t the couditi vatave and more durably pacific " than in the British army wh . e sentiments of every officer Cooper Norman, Weo t Mtreie, Essex ; Fraticis Winter , " The 1 ostage of letters sen sentativee of the Zollverein. is no one stipulated o loves•hi s , e i .Fratas. leant: Shore. or the letters may for ley the Allies. They inaY a sample of the d o i ngs „ hi _ c. profession, and this is Clarke ; Tueteas Seward, Petersfield, Hants ; Liecti ; . Turk's Island may be paid in advance, der." year. , ea haracterise the Govern- ' Webster, Newton Heath, Manchester. .!The Grand Stand Plate of 100 sovs, added to a Handl. Ibe forwarded unpaid, at the option of the SOLI 4 , WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid Price. Annum. Share. -- --- £ s. 0. X. s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent ...... ~, , , 4 . per cnt. 10 0 0 78 Lambeth ...... ••• • . • 100 0 0 New River l 1 om pany - - outhwark & Vauxhall 5 per cnt. 1 00 0 0 89 West Middlesex •• • • Dividend , .kill •unt Name of Company. per of Paid. Price .Innum. Share. ---- --- i X s. d. X s. d. 12 unzerford —.. •• .• •• Il Aouthwark ......•• • • __ 1 , 100 — 0 0 Ditto New of 7 p.c 1/. per cent ,50 0 0 Waterloo •..... 1 00 0 0 4 Ditto Old nn. of 8/. li. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 —31 U Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 4d. '4O 0.0 - Vauxha11..........•• 16s. 70 10 3 21% DoCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. . per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. -- --- -- ----- --- X s. d. £ s. d. nommercial .. •-• • . —4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. 1— rust and West India.. 6:. pr zent, • tock. East Country•• 2 os. per sit. London .•• • • Ditto Bonds.. •• •• •• 4 . per cent. I At. Katharine .• •• • onthampton Victoria .. •• .... .. „; , ' . Dividend Names of ,1 1 ? ; Dividend prie c l Names of 2 -. Annum. er c. I Z Price. Annum. ----- - -- - ‘shtn &Oldh' 98 74. p. et., 139 \lacclesfield. 100 21. 103. 51% Barnsley .• • 160 ; Neath .•• • • 100 16i 150 Ilrknk& tbrg, 150 4? GO Oxford ••• • • 100 13 . Birmingham ;40 4t. 92 Peak Forest. 78 sOs 86 k loventry....lloo 251. ; 209 Regent's •• . 30 I 14 % Derby ••• ; 100 6.. 84 Rochdale .•• 85 11. 10s. GO Ellsinre&Chs 69 21i p. a. - Somrset Coal 140 GrandJ , t , tn 100 4 pr. Ct. 49N Do Lk F I,t 12, Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 60. pr. et. ',2 tA • tflrd & Wore ; 1 40 . 291. 425 rand urrey 100' 21. 101, 3tirewsbarY••ll2s ; Grand Union 100 Irs 41.0,1rhridg,.... i 45 121. 285 Kennt & Avn 391 Os. Od 6% ;;evern and i 1 2t 1 . 21. 28 Lancaster .. ; 100,. - •••')e Rail.i Leeds &L v p 100 25 Warwick &1 Leicester.... WI s'. 491 A Birming. S 100 20 * 20 Leicstr &'Jth 83; 41. 28% Warwick & 1 2/ 10 Loughborogh 142; 701. 575 Nap ton. i 100 Nionmouthsh 100 Worcstr & t 7 -1 24 21. Thitgmerysh 100 Birming. j ti l 1 MeltnMwbry 1001 Wilts & Brks 10s. Od. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. — X s. d. X a d. Albion Alliance Brit. and For. 7. 14s 60 ''s 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 Ditto Marine ... .... ~/ pc & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 37% Anchor .... —• • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 I 0 0 Atlas . ,rgus Life ........... 4*.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 British Commercial .. 7s Gd 50 0 0 5 0 0 7 Clericl.sleil.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 County .... •••••• • • • • 4/ 100 0 0 10 0 0 .'rown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 17% Eagle.. - 1 ',4 Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 A 5% Eiropean Life Il. 20 0 ' .l all General Globe . . 6 per cent. Stock. .. , 106 Guardian ............ 5 per cent ;I''o 0 ' 45 0 1 55% Imperial Fire_ • • .... 12/. per cent 5..0 0 0 50 0 0 : 33. Imperial Life Indemnity Marine.... 1 3s & 31. 1110 0 0 , 20 0 0 . 67% Law Fire ............ 2s & 2s. tii, 101. 0 9 , 2 10 0 I 4 4+ Law Life............. 100 031 , 0 0 0 56 Legal and General Life 50 0 I I 2 0 0 5% London - London hip.... Marine ..... .... ••.... 18s.per share 100 0 1 I 18 0 0 Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 1 414 per ct. 50 0 1 I 2 0 0 3% Minerva •... • • ...... 15 p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 5% Monarch •• • • • • • • - Y , 0 0 1 0 ,i National Loan Fund.. 5/. pee cent. 20 0 A 210 - Palladium Lite . Pelican ....•• •• • • •• • • 45 Phoenix P-.oessional Life ••• • .. 5 1 • per cent. 5 0 010 0 % Provident Life........ 1/. 58 &bs 100 0 0 10 0 ' 37% Rock Life........ • ... ss. 5 3 0 010 0 7% Royal Exchange ...... 6/. p ct. & bs. Stock. all 232 Sun Fire . .. 61 10s. 9 9 --. Ditto Life .. . 1/ lOs 12 ....- United Kingdom .... 4' pet Abs. r 20 0 0 4 0 0 4% Universal Life .• • ..... i 2 ss. per sh.lloo 0 0 10 0 0 Victoria Life ........ I 5/. per cent 1 412 6 5% MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ' - X a. d. X s. o. ..ssam Tea • • _........ 5%. 50 0 0 20 0 0 ti..0.1.--i Mart— • • • - 2 1 4 per cent. l 50 0 0 ustrallan A.'rieulturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 29 A us tralian Trust .... St. per cent. 25 0 0 A us tralian Royal Mail Si. 10 n 0 all 4 ,nglo•slexican Mint.. 1 ' 1 0 s. 10 0 0 all British American Land 15s. -:- 40 0 0 C a nada ........... GL oer cent. 100 0 0 32 1 0 0 112 ' Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. ; hug, h per cent. .. 61. per cent. 109% ilitv Navigation Bonds Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 122 0 0 16% Ditto _ Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 Ditto New . —.. .. , 50 00117 10 0 (4en. I- evers. & Invest. sp.c. & ba, 10 100 0 0 Gen .- team Navigation 10 p. ct. 15 0 00;14 0 0 25 /4 Hudson's 8ay........ Stock. I Hungertord ...•••••.. V, 53; 100 0 0 100 0 0 London Institution .. London Reversionary 5/ per cent: 15 0 ' 0 , all Russell institution•. • • ;1210 0 Pric,'sPatentcand.Co 101. percent 20 0 0 1 17 10 0 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4141. pr cent. 100 0 3 100 0 0 Royal Oath - team •• - • it p. share. 100 0 0' 60 0 0 71% South % ustralian. •• • , 6/. per cent. 25 b 0 all 36% Trust and Loan I 'omp. Upper Canada ..•• • A letter f rom Luxembourg states that at Longwy, Sierck, Thionville, and other places on the French frontier, depots have been established for receiving recruits the English foreign legion. The advan tages offend to each soldier are stated to and daily be un usuallY large—namely his food, clothing; pay of lfr. 25c. Officers and non-commissioned officers are admitted with higher grades than they possess, and their pay is to 'be equally liberal. Musicians, it is added, ,are sought after, and are to receive double the pay of the ordinary soldiers. The Bavarian State Gazette of the 14th contains a decree, ordering new elections for the Assembly of the States, according to the law of 1848. ' An ' nexed to the decree is a recommendation to the authorities to conduct the elections with perfect impartiality, and to cause electoral liberty to be respected. The result of , the elections it is added, to be made known to the King on the 9th June. The Vienna papers speak of negotiations of some kind as still going on at that capital. The I orriere Italiano of the 15th says that B iron Bourqueney, Lord Westtnoreland, and the Turkish Plenipoten tiaries have frequent and protracted interviews with Count Buol. The ordinary general Conference of the Rpre sentatives of the Zollverein is not to be held this year. --- HAMBURG, May 15.—The first steamer of the new line between England and Hat burg has arrived at t h e latter port, but, from the width of the paddle-boxes, was unable to enter the dock-gates, and was obliged to dis charge Oa few bales of goods on board into lighters in the river. The steamer then came over to this port to take im a return cargo, as t here was nothing to ship at Harbtirg. APOTHECARIES' HALL.—The following are the names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates tv practise, on Thursday, the 17th of May, 1855 :—"George Townshend Savill. Driffield, Yorkshire ' • Sergeant John Cooper Norman, We:t Mtreis, Essex ; Francis Winter Clarke ; Tuoinas Seward, Petersfield, Rants ; Cecil Webster, Newton Heath, Blanchester. cbUNT Y MARKETS PRICES'OF SHARES u(iu J., , ,,.... . N BANKS: ASS IT RANCE, AND OTHER COX l i, ~0- ---- , rAT 13. PANIES' STOCK. , 1 mA RIKET --, HADDINGTON CORN 0 1 1, From the Official Lest. . y I Ca • . I 49,1 '. . I MBAT. I 2 3 A 1th1 ,,i 33 $ 9tl ! ~, 31 ' PUBLISHED EVERY TUE'‘DA.Y AND FRIDAY EVENING 8,0 3 oa I 37 .: ' 3 7 32 5 01; 1 ' 4 01 ' First ..................... LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1855. Second ......... .. ....... 49 a l i 3 3 t is o' l 1 31. °A 57 4 ' yid -• 1 Third ..... ; .............. 689 Ot ' • riot, 610 V 7, 501e.3584,00 GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. i Total quantity of wheat in o. 359 Cr 0 166 barley „ 19J cl ii " jOS 014 Dividend Amount • , 9l /1 , ~, 10 8 ci r '' oats Name of Company. per i of Paid. Price. "" '' Annum. I Share. beans' f 1 ntiBTEB. 0.1011 .-...................-....-...-.-...• AVERAGES PE r... Xs.d. £ a. d.ley, .••= British •• •• .• • . • — Ditto Provincial ••.•• 71. ;20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Wheat, 3/. 14 09 6,l22tthhss 1 1 r ano : ..... 2/. 6 3 1 Oats, ... 1/. 12 10 111 ' • . Brighton .. .• .. •• ..., 5/. i 20' 0 0 2 0 0 0 15% A . 8,50" -- 14, 61 1 City of London ...... 4 es, 100 00 ' 150 60 90 DA.LICEITH GRAIN 31 i Continental (3d Cap.)... 4/. Os. .150 0 0 43 10 0 Curren"' . v' 0 Equitable •• •• .. —.. 2/. 16s. 50 0 0 all '33 Qrs. - Best. 00s 6(1 ........ 243 Oi Great Central .. .. •• • 7i per cent 'lO 0 0 all 31.1 Wheat .......•.785 6il ...... •• _, s o d ... ...... 0 Imperial ............ 10. & 'tontis. 50 0 o oa ....... ' 44 , Indpeent ..... .. • • 51, ,40 0 0 , all 3.4 830 Oats . .......... 339 '' 2 1 Barba; ......... 379 London.• • • •••• • • 50 0 0 " . 1.L.) Peas ti beans 49s •0 , 1 ....... uu' Do., Parl. Preference 61,. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ Pceis.•• .. • • . .... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 29 itatcliff ..- ,„ .... • 5/. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73 United General .• •• 11. ss. 50 0 0 all Westminster , 'bartered ,5' get cent. SO 0 0 Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. 50 0 10 7 0 20 --- ABEktDEEN ----- — MO 18* 8 01 ... 1 ......... u O t()) „, " o c i ......... 26s 6d to 27s 6d P O 313 1 53110 '' sbli Per? .................. :.319 . 0 324 ,1 PCoottnattnoonoaotast.; ................ 2, , s 0 d to . 2 6 ' 6 '' —.As (! 1 : 01 1121b' '' Od to Vs Od }401b9 r- 2 8 ' v oj , i , AB.V.DEEN-1111Ai 18. btis h4 Potato oats . . ....... 26s 6d t 9 27s 6tl Common oats ......... 2 , ,s Oil to 26a 6o PQre .................. :.31s Od to Vs Od I 5310 so IltileY ... ......... ~.31s Od to 32s Oil I Wheat, red (spring)62s Od to 68s Od 1 -621b3 •• white ...•... 4s Od to 76s Oil i : boll. Oatineal ............... 20a il to 215 Oil per seic. Flour. ................ .... 56; Od to 58a Od per 5 1 0 RETAIL. PRICES. i4lh Os tO 0 Flour ......... 2s 9,1 to 2s 1041 I Oattneal,lllb. 2s Oil to 2s 1d I }4OllO per Barley fionr,., .- . 0 ,1,00: 0 ,d ~ d u st, ..." jiil o sid Bereumal ..... .. 1s 7d to 15 8 , l I . 13°r ''''''''...:oot.° reaseuteal ...... 2s . d to 2s 8,1 1 Sias ...... .•••• ..... ' ato -6. ,nd Cheese, per imperial stone, 3a t; 00'" - PROVISION gARSET. i os 93 to, 6i lb. loaf ..9d. 1 2-11). 1af...4.0. 4 Beef, per lb ........ •..#4l to 941 i I3utte, plb Os 6d toti; o i l Vluttou, per lb ....... 6d to 8d I Eggs, ptiq . 3 , 0 0 .4, exi Veal, per lb ..... .. .. 7d to 9,1 1 liens, P O lt 2s &I to ~.„ o i l Pork, per lb ......... A to 6d I Chicken 0,,10.03 0 3 to o i l Stamm', per lb -......0s to Oa 1 Ducks, 0,(1°;100s Ott to t y s 0. 1 Callow, p stone, lls to n,46d Grouse, per brace. ...Os to Os I nucklinos 1,-, 4 3 „ A i to t id Potatoes per peck, 9d to 10,1 i Geese, ''''' o vt. v g i'" t r Sutter : for exportation (precent cute) P , r . .. ...„;,. ° Eggs .wholesale price, per dozen ..•••••''' .... J TurkeYo, oac,h4s 001 t0t,05., od pressed lower Holders tint of grain were tolerably firoi , a sceP,d been seceP"';4B '' prices Should ha tni:ia. corn ull, but corn , which is is dearer. J- 46 ° prices are supported. 4 09 to go), White wheat, 44 Od Lo 47s 01 roil ditto, ,slay, 16. Od to 20s Od ; oats, 63 to 16!,(1:(;3'7j011 dour, —s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 166 oto 1 : 0 1.4 s Od to 27.4 Od per oat ; laaisa corn, 0 per 48010„ 'lV"lble9'flour t't BBABORATA hbillS. the d i" (N aighlfles that the mails tr. ~,tt roal_ten.) ~57 the night—and 2d by the in 'nr g--'6°P* It tros* JOINT-S POOK BANKS. Dividend 1 • Amount Day wrwo tu vow Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Sm. bare. COUNTRIES • r:Pv..9l:yeecne,cri.r.iatiol:doi.--,.." ~.,....: La • --- X a. d. £ s. d. . Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all British North American 61. per cent. ,50 0 0 ~ 81% :n7 —"---"' erica(byßrit.pa — c r- 1 .-'4 : Commercial of London. 51. per cent. , 1 00 0 0 20 0 0 6-44 mpaecrit.cpatby..U.ni..t.ec.i. ti..t.... ~ .F.el merica (by U. State k .. •• "'. Colonial .............. 41. per cent.lloo 0 0 25 0 0 lonian ..... ..... ..... 61 . per cent. j 2500 25 0 0 packet) •• • • (via •••••• Is ... H: , Cond. Char ßk. of Aus. 120 0 0 all 0 20% kustralia South- ••••"' ' 1 ), Bk. and County .. 121 . per cent .1 50 0 0 '2O 0 0 36 ampton) ...• • ..... M Idtto (via Marseilles) Is Londo and Westminstr per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 43% • - 'litto (via Cape of 0). 1 ..•••'' ;I, • Ft London Joint-Stock ... 101. per cent., 50 0010 0 0 27 3 / 4 ' .1.; ,o. • Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 aolms) •••••• • • • • ' .13d of the of it • 1 )( Ditto, N ew. ••.. • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all Africa (West Coast.l•• , 24, 5, 30 co, s 4 klexandria —••— •• • • I'l 8 ,•,., 'fi, •)oth ef_f ti tl . lSC National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 klexandria.... —..• • 36 ''' .... o f the Wr .- , • '1) , Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 „ ahamas ........... y. 17ii. ...... ' Ditto, New „loth.. Sc Briental Bank Corpora. 101. p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all 40 ° g um •••'• • • • ** , 9th of we o w.. ~ Srazil ...........• • • the 0 1 ° in South Australia ••.. .. 14; p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 91 , Gth Ot Buenos Ayres .......• DI ' Un,ion of Australia.. —3O . per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 70 Cape of Good Hope •• I s Ditto .. ........... 30/. per cent. 210 0 tb S ' Cape of Good Hope —2' l r tbe 0 2 ° 71 Union of London ..... 10/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 9th o Union of Madrid ... • • 40 0 0 all Jape de V er de ......l s Ceylon (see India) 1 ljS 4 ---"'"— I . ' cved Or • fi ........ _ __ . ._.,,t , rj I mo sp -93 i verP — SAI iverP °°l , n oVt ° ' 0 ,ut ll°Pt 4 1 ° , v et 1100 Buenos Ayres . ..... Cae of Good Hope . ... - N " Cape of Good Hope ..N moot!' Jape de Verds ....../. 9th o f the Ceylon (see India) Ceylon ....... ....... N Ice. t,..l .; :,hh h oeizir an iiitsitanat. n an_ e . l .tt l .ini.n s : l o.o e pp: s ie . e.. . .............. ... ...... ........................................................................................ of 12 , °'' (iont. of Europe Mi N Twice daily .. •• Egypt (see India) • 34 A'r ' ance •• • ..... M & NiTwice dal 27 or,. libraltar .. ••••• • • • IA '4, 7, 1 7 . 2° ' I 4reece (see India) I n Pk' ireytown .......... ,2nd &I 7 tll 041111,:,-; 1,°,(1..„. latttburgh .... • .....NlTtiesday 64 !.,,ona ,50 i__II T „ lavannah •• •• •• •-•• NI 12nd of tit,. 0.. . v0.0,p1, . . lolland .........: .. fdl ()ally .•• • • '.2;on'tb. 600_ on •,, aonduras •• •• •• •• .. Alll7 ill of the ',',..., If I. ' PIP!'„, „ .... , , India (vlaSouthampt.)M i4th & 200 it.oot,,,ixweer..... fit, 0 India (via biarseilleslig 9th8r9.501°1 7 0 ,0, , D05,,,,,.0 0 , , so lonian isles (see ind,a)l7, 17, 27 , ° • •. o ° ,',lo, lll P l e Ireland ........./11 ilz. NlTWict: asii.o;al.. P"theAVl Asbon ••.••„•,,, •• • • M 7,9, 17, 8 ' road, r,,6‘?" A adeira ..., • • _ ,„ _Ai 9th ot ate ,ti , •• . 4adeira .• •• •• ••„ ,•• ,23d 01 n 3° ' galta (see India . ; ". Walta...• ! ...: Aauritins fee . ; India ; .. , ..,, the iflo3'''icw,,. vfatiritlus ....... , lii 1. 0 '" the :Hoff, " q e! , ' ?lexica ...... ..... . :1,1120 of thetnoroo, outivor:rt Sapies ~..., .. ........N 150316 t, 1 1, 5 0 . f moot' 7 ii rioe' r' ,. , tizanada ...... N . 2cli k 1 ." shiii , " Vet "'tn JO ff_ev,. Zea1and.........--; .„ttiv. thorn) ~,,101 ~,,,,r, op it, orleole oo D ° ow .: 0- t-aPiti ,states .„.. .. Is thl• 17 thotwoa f',..-00.,A ~ , • o ft j e Peinsu:a •• •• • • „3,1 ith170,,,h , moo' ~,T ' o pe o r . ,6 Peru ~ . ..• 'mld Y , ' l ' "' 1) 411p. •• ' .el "' •i t ' - rlrt Natal ••,,••••• •• •••N!li Privf,,t,-.0. ~.,,,, ) : 1i w Va o n t ll l i n e d m ie e s n's . ..L:a . .n: .. .. :'9l , ' , ..,,. 170 °, m ot you *.i. (4° ,ny ~ ~ ...: •.• '• • N,11.:th000,,,,,,.4:nit100rt, le 'en,,eany , • ~, „ •'' , 1.„; s(friiht,r, o f 1:100,11!' 0 0 1 : 1 , ofenezuela .. : • ' -.44 . .t i" ' tbIOP' d'l. Australia) ' (";°` cnoat' ,iv le' ,- 0,- 0 e; , tilt o i to t eo ----__— . A 4101da';00,' VOPa When any of these ,tates fall 0110 the eS._,,,iii Pe ipatched on the following dor'. wit s ' of wh ice 7% Southampton) , and the ..tits. I,°` preceding da , ' 5% dsl l 8a 1 150 4 . h. OP . P Po l et •,;,, p to ., 9 0 1: 111 ;" 10, " .1)0 toon : Do cet Is 8,28 Of ai tel ...••••••""""."-- 'trOdil'. irt) ----0,,„ 1,/nerettg, esticlici°u°ool,oo [ADVERTISEMNT effected . 0--i3irry 0 or 14 , . 0 0 without medicine effected by Di; Thor Oil 01 h n ' Cit, Restoring Revaleuta Arabica F/,'-`, i0,•,11';',11),, t, ' , 1 ast remarkale :—No. 4'2,130, ,;' richic,a i , A 1r",,ij,,, of general debility and nervousness. _ 3O c rogin, ~0 wr Parker D. Bingham, R.N., vibe, 28,416,011:10, rof 46 dYSpepsia in 6 weeks time Cure If partisl o 'f s ' e ilf! te r, % E q ., Baraister-in.law, sn Ye a ' i,, etiO orr , _, ' go A i r iv • 32,814, Captain Allen, recording t 'cbArlesponlvii into epileptic fits. No. 26,419, the I;ovitie ale 0 do i , i ..., , , ) ~1 functional disorders. No. 24,0, 000 ',Jill, e'liol, cure of 5 years nervouoilss, with Iva, 1,t034,7,0 rp 0 , ings• Nu ;1,617, Dr. James Slosl; 14°',40....11A, Or 91:th I,axtoo, Esq., cure of tato Y.,,Y17,. 0ebf,03.1, ,011,,e, Regiment, a cu.re of droPsP, diArrP ..aulli.o Martin, a cure of S years daily oofies: I.o.Peoes, ti o 0 0 , Esq., a cure of mans, years biliousne .; oostli 01,9 AOOlO. School, Ste • 1 6 igo. 0 0 . 7 1 1 4 9 # 111 30 4 _o _ vcitAge, Dec, f ._.,fAratS, , ~, li, • 3 a f und it admirably add' ted for, '''' 0100 116' ',jet% P, once had disordered boWels sece43: 511/.oocoevoo.iii In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. " f ro4 J o; „'',i, .41"!:.„4: The 121 b , carriage free, on receiPt °, ipo „a 4- . ,,v.s v io Du B arr y . &Co 77 134,03t.5tree,',380, rver 0,11,0 Piccadilly ; 60, .araceebn;eb-strfc.;. 49, jlreet; 6:315, it 4, Chceapside ; 60 and 1,8, Coro.ol'oer:7o,tovilii; t-i 505xf0 di:taring-cross ; 54, UPP.elt catoo,olo, . 6 /, r -street ; 89, Eiglus„t,,leel:teig 13°Citil V et' f ° ' . 0 mall; 7, Pan-mall -East 1.70, trot, odorre 0410, fil, comb- street ~.. 13, King W illis Sy s rarrin.olr. 1,011.1 street ; 21, Cockspur-street ; 95 .e r°`ele' slrtie Paul's Churchyard ;6. Vlward-st'.,, OW ems) ir• 108 to llf [AD VERTISEMENT.)---goiio7,l iiega or o h o 0 . 4 14 fl,c,“, . parable Remedies for ,1 feud d eed 'i s ct 0- 0 ? b I ;cher, of Old Br his viasbich r e/3 •le i feclV with three wounds in his leg' 1° catioosli t o e J J , (V unable to attend to bleeductial o°°. 1010 on e ',iv 1 • ell° iota 11' 0' was so bad that it defi all n' ~,, 0 die •pg i ~, He then made use of Ifollow oYti,etiov,lseleero' ifis„k Y. paying every attention to the 03, olt, rbig t be of 'Ts medicines, and the result sce&!,,,s thei%oelle°4 1•1 these remedies for about ten 'fee: i'vost!ofetifivod pletely cured, and h e now eni°9°ooa 01%0;0,100, Sold by all medicine , vend^,rs'stranclt Ii way's E4abli4nnents, 2 43, - Maiden-lane, New York. 9 0. i Bllli'flij. B t rool'' Jo e 0 A , i o cot, of s, 0 56 On the 14th inst., tbe w bid' 1,1 ;14 Lancers. ij10166 or IV , .,, i mper pp u i f e, On the 15th lost to _ Sari. ~ lost to e , 0 ‘ t Or°t°l3l tbi°l #Ol On the 19th ; n et., 0 . , 101 tbe wife of Mr. Flenry 1-1Ug....,'r L o ire , so t. 3 ,0/ On the 17th in at 129j° v ey , t 13 ° wife of J. Lake Baker, b,,,,% gO lO , i weil On the 16thins. at -1-“,,t11 f" ~ be 4a. ch Captain Geo. Leigh le , Ol t ' tor. ... rant o s Infantry , n. tl O 0 5 " Itg toe 0 20/os a° t I 210 3 17s _ or A°A B tree ' ii i o' l to ~ !Il os on 'lO nt , l2 2s the 18th inst., at Trivitl 011411;°1 T. S Bainbridge. , l io n , 0 0 204frs a P l 'tor 5. of v i l io , It te . ai gs e tb - -10- 5 n o - I 1 i ; 14s On the 18411 inst., at A.. 4 - 04 ,itog On the 15th inst., at .1--. n i t e slt 8 sots ' barn, the mite of the Ref. "vicartig ' n s • On the 17th inst. at thiecor. 12s the Rev. J. F. 1104 son, ' o e 1 0b 5 0 3 4 4 C?lrboi;of 11 I - if A 11 i 0 PIO P" „. On the 16th inst. at Plo p)11)0030 „)-0, Major Van Allen F:33-I'., Theteos b Iribo iir fourth daughter of the late con' ' ti o rr . tip Silver-street,-Golden-squee',iegtol" to Pol ' i"( _ . On the 19th inst., at 01, 1 ,, re pt 13 ; , vier ofeipill -6-Icl, of Eagle Lodge, old p o ) pow _ O4 ~ i , (b. ghter o f t h e Rev. Tholn fel eV . g ilati%ter 1 t Yorkshire. ri org ° ' tog- r °PP ' On the 19th 'nst., at n, 0- , 'ein Plobteogoo of, rain Tom Ingatie wat rein, 0 -, ivipg ',to Piircli,l4ol/ road, to Madeline, only st,J r o t the -1,0 0 3 r ef t, Captain J. Wynne, forreeritioyieWred I°te' On the 19th lust., at S,t•• e.fielti°, o f tlie„orY' / Tyacke, Esq. of Lincoln b-Otioughteregeet'o3 iazion, Crwpll, to ItOF.O, _ re ce, S 0 8. man, Esq., of Nottinghanyter O le° 1 1 0 9 , ifer olvi., D IE OA o` l Oa 10 0 t o, 4' On the 15th inst., at Weans' ti ,ell' Of tie A, Eille Ph° O f 4 , wood, Esq., aged 72. „ A in .. lc 0. On the evening. of the -- ~ frfet..ies .dr .. the trenches before Sebastortl.l of (,it 0 t jep 4,,1)Y ' I j Lieut. 46th Rt gt.. fonrth o°o. rod, 'OO/ bt.l of Ft i.:., s-place, Acton, ef .. 4 A ocia- ,011; p ,O n tho 18th inst at Y, '-' ct, r tlo°ll' Do Isaac Slee, Esq., aged 97. fou.stre 0 f' 1(1 00,, .1 u On the 16th inst:. at Su ii.stie° 'ce, reY. ►• Bose te ri A ,oi, ii(fA Alliston, E.g., late of bo lo" - 9, A Ou the 170 inst. at Bub r I lecilV't ce Mortimer Esq.., flote ' r 130 0 010° On the 'lBth trot ,at Co 9oloort, l'et' SA.' CO I "O A ' M'Neile, Eof lcer red fognes, otiptlo On the 18th s t ar n .• liely 5, iglecidljeto combo, North Devon , the Grofc,c'"oo3° On the 16th iust , at t:i te of Elizabeth Johanna, ciao° i i aged 12. -------- ----.1--------_---- . 0: 0 9v b° 914 Oteer LONDOW : Printed aocl Poblisoc• ,frie of No. 112, Stood, Printer, at 10,10 i, Stran in the Precio,., o f th''' bkidalelea, gconoys NAY 21► L /1 111 • Alit t, \.. 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