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___ ______ - -,. - . . - . - . . . . , . , . . . .. ... . .. , . TEE SUN , LONDON TUESDA Y EVENING, JULY 24. 185 5, • r _ ...... ing members :-Mr. Cheetham, Mr. Alder n Challis, to which he alluded would not be adhered to by the mous resources, which our commissariat would have done Statute Law Commission, and especially to certain papers along the roed and a policeman leave is stetron run f p It, I 0 E S OF' SH.A .n 1. 1 .' 2 wisely to avail itself of much more largely than it has dole," inserted in the second appendix te that report, conteiniso ever and strike him tin.e3 times on the heed with ! l ie . e em, tog. e, s i., .1., ao.eced . I.:17 Ie.ANK ':', A.Ssil/RANCE, AND OTHER COM- Sir W. Clay, Mr. Alcock, Mr. Fox, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. other house of Parliament ? The second letter bore d a te Samsoun, the 15th of June comments of a pessonal kind by Mr. B. Ker ie whieh, he etel end then wall , - ir - , i - H . r a- , ,, u 1...1,-., ,• Wilkinson, and Mr. Massey. m no ig t h f t or a h ec i i m de to w s i ay t - h 1855, and stated,- ' I contended, that gentleman had exceeded his'Cluty. the • nti • sconduct of 155 A, Ped_NlES' STOCK. ' SUPPLY OF GUANO. " Asia Minor is fulfilling your predictions. It has become 1 Mr. WALPOLE wade a few observations upon the sub- Mr John Staples, law stationer, Lincoln's-inn -fields- _________. o .- . Mr. STIRLING asked the first Lord of the Admi- t w o 1 a g L a a t o t r d t d h t e o P o A t t h h L e e But the resolu one of the chief producers of supplies to the allied armies, es- , ject, when the order for going into committee was post- ' • front the Official Lest. c a i e m t e w d en i a n t s g. He detailed the unnecessary violence of the police to wards. young men they had , in custody. The police were , pecially Samsoun. Our harbouriscrowdeclwith shipping, load- ported until Thursday. ralty if the commanders of her Majesty's naval squadr on tion of that ho Mrc u oH s Eu e roßs w ueSs a Te' s ) f°o a fN c i t e sP o s m paarri p dloi an ied by the reservation in the Pacific had reported the progress of the search, that in case of urgency bills might be taken though they i n __ ' d t• * g animals and grain. The quantity of bullocks in the country The Trinity College (Dublin) Bill was read a flair nue PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. ordering the people to walk on in a very improper man promised by the late Board of Admiralty, for undisco- did come up from this house after the day specified in is extraordinary. We have delivered as many as a thousand a and passed. LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1855. week to tho commissariat, and might give many more if re- THE PARTNERSHIP AMENDMENT BILL. ner, particularly witness. On his remonstrating, and • vered deposits of guano within the bounds of that sta- the resolution. EDUCATIONAL VOTE. quired ; but we suffer rather from too many beasts than too Mr. BOU - VERIE moved the postponement of going into stating he was walking on as fast as he could, 376 A ---- m tion ; and whether there would be any objection to pro sir ne. GREY intimated that the educational vote for few. Steamers aro constantly coming in -French, English, committee on this bill until the 12 o clock sitting to-day. held up his truncheon over his head, sayi ng , wD o at the conduct of the police, and the tone and meaner ' Name of C G o duce their reports ? a h ad Turkish for supplies I have made large pur- After some discussion on the inconvenience of discussing you want your hat spoilt." The people cried " Shame" i Dividend , Amount I Sir C. WOOD said no report had yet been received on England and Scotland would be taken on Thursday next. TURKISH LOAN. c ases ot horses, mules, and camels for the land transport; a measure of so much importance at a morning sitting, . m tS p s a L n l y il . HT AND COKE COMPANIES. per 1 of Paid. Price. the subject. and we are sendine off great quantities of firewood for both Mr. MITCHELL opposed the proposed adjournment. in which he and °the's were directed to walk on were Anuum. I Share. M. . , DECIMAL COINAGE. armies. The house teen divided, when there appeared- more fitted for a gang of convicts than respectable - tee on the Turkish loan. • X s. d. X s. d.l In answer to Mr. G. A. HAMILTON, There is no doubt that from this the three armies will receive For the motion 76 cis e e:p a n .ra iti t i ti a % i p ti o i li t c h e nr : people. There was no intention on the part of any per- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the On the question that the resolution be read a second next winter a very considerable proportion of their supplies Against it I - commissioners for inquiring into the subject of decimal time, of all descriptions-animals, barley, wheat, straw, and hay." Majority -61 : r s i - r i t l t h o e : u s vtilo i d ni tei Ditto Provincial.... 71. i2O 0 0 20 001 20 Brighton -••-•• •• .. 5/. 120 0 0 20 0 0 15% Mr. S. WORTLEY was anxious t . O express his regret This description was applicable, not to Asia Minor alone, The bill was therefore fixed for this day. coinage would be Lord Mon teagle, Mr. Hubbard (late City of London -- •• 41. 10s. 1100 0 0 IAOO 1 90 p s; li i. he house should on Frida night have been sur- but to nuke in Euro e What the noble lord (Palmersto n ) The Customs Lew Consolidation Bill, a nd the Customs con( uct tatt e po ice must ave been a ' eo 0 0 43 10 0 - Continental ( 3 c 1 Ca10.)... - governor of the Dank of England), and Lord Overstep°. that " 1 into adi isio hi li b Y li 11 - ri 1 h Y ieht p . •tlt e N h 'I" 'V ;14 And ents Hill e d 't' some articular orders. prise- • . v • • n w-c- -e -e..eve- gave a very saie the ot eh n o was stric yrn . o country -an ear- Acts _me ne wre rea a secona ime ß . . 11 m Equitable ....... •• •• 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 The commission had not yet been prepared, but as soon 13 W . ll . S • • as it was completed th ere wou ld b e no o bj e ction to lay imperfect indication of its opinions. (Ministerial cheer- made such rapid Progress as Turkey had done within the The Lords' amendments on the Youthful Offenders 1 ir. i lam mith, fruiterer, 1, Prospect-place, Great Central ....... 81. per cent. ,10 0 0 all 11% last 15 years. In 1839, when he went to Turkey, there were considered and agreed to. Kingsland, was in the park from three to eight o'clook. In-l l' eri ' l •• -•••••• •• 10/.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 90 ing.) He had attended the house that evening, and re- Independent .. -5/ - . a copy of it on the table. was scarcely a steamer in the Black Sea. Since then a The Public Houses (Ireland) Bill passed through corn- •He saw a policeman strike an elderly gentleman Lend ... •• . 1 5 40 0 0 0 0 0 , P • PENSIONS TO OFFICERS' RELATIVES. mained until considerably after eight o'clock. When he trade had been opened in every port, and companies now mittee. aeross the loins a violent blow. The gentleman a e d Do P 1 P - 1 , pp are ~ ar . reference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 1 P ...• Colonel LINDsAy asked the TJiader Secretary for left he understood from various quarters that it was not rae their vessels to Trebizond, Samsonn, Varna, and other The Lord's amendments to the Weights and Measures ff h B • to suer muc . etween seven and eight o clock he saw " Pecenix ....... •...., 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 30% War whether it was the intention of the Government to intended to carry the discussion beyond conversation- places. What Turkey most required was roads. The hon. Bill were considered and agreed to. 147 A push a young man rudely alono The youth itat • clitr- -•••••- • 51. 'lOO 0090 0 0 70 extend to the mother or sister of an officer who died certainly not to a division-(hear hear)-and his convic- gentleman (Mr. Bright) cheered that statement, but what The Slave Trade (Sherbro) Bill was read a third time. e• United General ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 ail 20 from illnese contracted in the field the same allowance as tion was that if the house had been full at the time of were the facts ? About 2 years ago the Turkieh Govern- The Turnpike Acts Continuance (Ireland) Bill was read d Wh he did it " The olicema askee " . y . p n pushed him Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 44 again, and on the youth again remonstrating, the police- Ditto, New --• • .. - 50 0 0 10 if 0 714 was proposed to be given, under special circumstances, the division, that division would have been much larger, ment was on the very point of signing with a British firm a second time. n hh d b la 11 d and the majority ler • l (Cheers.) He of great eminence a contract for the construction of a rail- The Joint Stock Banks (Scotland) Bill was read a second man gave him a violent blow on the left side of the head to the mother or sister of an officer w o a een 1 e ge in proportion. • i n action ? regretted the occurrence that had taken place, although way from Belgrade to Constantinople, with branches to time. and face, which he repeated, and the blood flowed. A WATER-WORKS. other points. That railway wonld have developed the re- The Island of Tobago Loans Bill was also read a second respectably-dressed woman came up and told the Mr. PEEL-Under the pension warrant the mother he admitted that there was, on the face of the treaty and Dividend Amount sources of the country, and quadrupled erhaps increased time. policeman that he ought to be ashamed of him- Nellie of Comp ny Paid. Price. aed sister of an officer were entitled to receive a pen s ion the convention founded upon it, much that might be tenfold, the revenue of Turkey, but • ' ll - • F CHANCERY (IRELAND) JI_TRISD C - ' - a ' per of its construction was COURT 0 I - self. He then left the boy, who was on the only in cose of that officer being killed in action ; bue in , made the subject of hesitation and animadversion. prevented by the Austrian Minister who declared that TION BILL. ground and struck at the woman, knocking off her the event of the officer dyiog from fatigue, or under (Hear, hear.) He could see the difficulty of carrying such an undertaking would meet the ' strop • • Onthe motion of Mr. WHITESIDE, the orders of the day gest opposition He after that struck the outh a thi d • bonnet. y ro time. East London X s. d. X s. .d. . 61. per cnt. Stock. 100 105% the circumstances supposed in the question, and if the out that convention. He could see plainly the force of of Austria, and would be regarded by her as an act of hos- for the second reading of this bill, and five others con- Witness, with others, went over to ascertain who the Grand Junction .....• , 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68% claims of those relatives in other respects were pecu- what had been urged with such ability against the par- tility towards her. Again, in A.sia Minor, the Turkish nected with it, were discharged. Kent ' 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 78 boy was, when a body of police came up and ordered liarly strong, in any such instance special consideration ticular form of that convention, and the embarrassment Government was on the point of constructing a road The house adjourned at 2 o'clock. Lambeth - 100 0 0 - _ would be given to it, ern! the Secretary at War had which might arise from the mode in which each party from Batoum to Kars, but was prevented by Russia. - them off, or they would serve them the same. He saw Newßiver Company ' 2/. 10s. - - - - one small stone strike a policeman's hat. The boy was southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% p ower to do so. was made to guarantee the tun amount oe the loan, What Power had prevented Turkey from uniting the Mr. T. S. Dancombe paired in favour of Mr. Roebuck's West Middlesex -- -5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - 91 Colonel LINDSAY-That in if he dies from fatigue. (Opposition cheers.) But it wan with reference to the Danube with the Black Sea ? Why, Russia again, motion with Mr. Atherton against. struck after that. The stone came iv, a different direc- It was to repress such interference that the present warhad tion to that where the boy stood. Does the rule also apply to officers who may die from particular position of affairs in Europe at this time, espe- ---....--. . been mainly undertaken, in order to permit Turkey to de- Cross-examined by Mr. Ellice-He thought he should DOCKS. cholera, or other disease ? cially our relations with the great power which had velope her resources, which were so great that a trifling TILE LATE DISTURBANCES IN HYDE-. know 147 A. He believed the people congregated in Dividend Amount Mr. PEEL-Yes ;in the event of any such s • 1 • • d s'n thi t th t h c uld not but regret pewit joine u i s guaran ee, a e o debt of 5,000,000/. could be easily met. At present that PARK. Hyde Park on account of the Sunday Trading Bill. Name of Company. per of raid. Price. claim beiog made. some of the language which was held on that occasion ; country had no debt to bear, but he believed that to some Annum. Share. KINGSTOWN AND HOLYHEAD HARBOUR. and still more, tbat it should go forth to Europe diet extent a national debt el as an advantage -(hear)-because .--....._ Mr. Henry Seers, grocer, 6, Prospect-place, Kings- • ..- Mr. IL HERBERT asked the Secret ar y t o th e T rea - this house had nearly rejected the convention altogether. it i n t eres t e d the holders of the debt in the welfare of the INQUIRY INTO THE ALLEGED MISCONDUCT land, corroborated the last witness. X s. d. X s. d. sury whether any orders had been actually given for the and only given it its sanction by the small majority of country. (Hear, and laughter.) The hen. gentleman OF THE POLICE (YESTERDAY). Mr. Lewis Franklin, compositor, 7, Furnival's-inn- Commercial .. - ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East arid West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. - 125 place, Holborn, was in tho Park with his wife on the recommencement of the steam-packet pier in Kingstown three. He did not believe that such a trifle would have laughed, but he (Mr. Layard) was reminded of the case of The Commissioners resumed their sittin t d gs yes er ay East Country . 2os. per sh. - --.- Harbour, and whether any arrangements had been made the effect of disturbing the alliance between France and the Turkish pashas who committed all sorts of atrocities a afternoon in question. When in Park-street, his direct oOndon .... .•••• •• 5/. pr cent. Stock. _ - against the inhabitants of the district which they governed, - t the Court of Exchequer shortly after 11 o'clock. way home from the Park, he found another ansemblage Ditto 130nd5........ 4/. per cent. - - - or were in contemplation with the • t s of the England ; but it certainl mi ht be taken as an indica- Dublin and Kingstown Railwa for thPerePr t ie o i r o of 6,, tion in favour of Russia, Y and g as symptomatic of a mis- but they could not be removed because they a l wa y s owe d The Chief Commissioner inquired of Mr. Mitchell if of persons near Lord Robert Grosvenor's. They were et. Katharine ........ 4 par cent. , Stock. - , - ' onthampton ........ 31. Os per C. 50 0 0 I 50 0 0 1 - Money to Clarisr bankers, who said to the Porte, ." Yon there were many persons remaining who wished to lay in conversation on the Sunday bill. He saw a body of ' victoria ............ si. per cent. 20 0 0, 12 0 0 I - railway from the Kingstown te r minus to Ih e e ns sai n d pier understanding between the two powers in alliance, aud cannot remove t is . man, or we shall lose our money ," and police, four or six abreast, pass up the street, and and a similar question with re d h t l d h of h"t t . • •t " th w (Hear ) gar to t e con @rap ate per aps esi a ion in main aming e ar. . yet these very Christians were the people who complained their comislaints before the Commissioners ? at, a given signal they struck away right and JOINT-STocK BANKS. pier iu the Ner•v Harbour of Refuge at Holyhead. Mr. BRIGHT said he was prepared to defend the of the injustice and oppressions of the pashas. He was of Mr. Mitchell said yes ;he hacl the names of 15. He left at the people. The people around him Mr. WILSON-Orders had been given to recommence course he had taken. He denied that there had been opinion that by the neglect with which this country h I a( was anxious to close the inquiry as soon as possible. cried " Shame," in which he joined, and was im- Dividend Amount the pier at Kingstown Harbour, and he believed it had any surprise ; th e G overnmen t h a d b een warned that treated Turkey the resources of the latter had been _ Name of Company. ot Paid. Price. An per - he Chief Commissioner said the Commissioners had mediately seized from behind by Ins W pector ebb. He num. i ehare. been already beeun. An arraogernent had been made the loan would meet with opposition. He agreed seriously crippled. In Asia Minor, by our neglect, we had T , .. no desire to throw any impediment in the way of per- was passed over to two policemen, a third bringing up - though not finally completed-that wan the aereenient with the arguments he had heard urged against the suffered Turkey to be deprived of her valuable trade I X 5. d. 4 s. d. hat not y e t been signed-whereby the ' railway should loan. If the revenues of Egypt, Syria, ainf Smyrna, with Persia, and he feared still worse consequences would sons wishing, to lay their statements before them, but it the rear, and when a short distance off, without anY Australasia.... .. :20/. per cent. 40 0 0 au 85 w „id follow. Two years ago he entreated the Government to resietance on his part, one of the policemen drew his Bri communicote with the lauding point of the pier, not were on the condition of Turkey, this mortgage would be desirable as much as possible not to go over tlsh NorthAm • • e • r • i • can 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 „ 65 tp its r eye upon Asia Minor,. and the noble lord the Inem• staff and struck him on the left side of the head, causing Commercial of London. 6/. per cent. )100 0 0 20 0 0 32y, from the t erminus, but by a curve which would go off be the first step towards her partition. Mr. Bright th d e same groun . C0i0nia1.............. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - don at the be innin of the ear had assiened for e.on , .. g g y , . it to bleed. Inspector Webb gave orders for his wife to the main line to the landing point. W . th d t concluded by complaining of being browbeaten by the 13 1 regar o as one reason for quitting the late Government that his The first witness called was be taken, but the men not understanding who he meant oo -• - . ''''' .• ‘• * lonian 6/ per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Holyhead, the plans for the landing place were all pre- press. (Mr. Layard's) representations upon the subject had not Thomas Hawson, boot-maker, 36, Wild-street, Lin- did not take her. At Vine-street Station Inspector nd. Char. Bk. cf. Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 - London and County - 121. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - pared, and. the engineer was about to submit them in a Mr. Serjeant SHEE said, he was as little of a partisan been attended to. Yet the noble lord had since then held Londn min Westminstr 16/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - few days te public tender. ' as Mr. Bright, and he attributed the division to a pre- office, but no steps had been taken upon the subject ; but, cola's-inn-fields, who saw a stone thrown at a police- v N ebb asked where the woman was, and a policeman London Joint Stock ... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 2904 In mph,. to a question from Lord NAAS, concerted intention on the part of a strong party in the on the contrary, everything had been done to prevent the men, and heard the people express indignatinn at such went outside to see if she had followed to the station, p rov i n n a n e e Ir e l an d.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - but could not find her. Inspector Webb made the Ditto, New......... 8 Lper cent. 10 0 0 all - Mr. %NIELSON added that he had no doubt the money house in order to embarrass the government. After the Turkish Government from doing anything in Asia Minor. conduct. He saw several attacks of the li on the pc) Ce charge against him for " inciting the mob and riotous National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - voted this. year for Holyhead Harbour would be applico- house had come to an unanimous vote to continue the He (Mr. Layard) looked with alarm at the probable conse people after that, and in one of them a female severely conduet, and his wife for inciting the mob to effn • Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - le to the works referred to. war until a safe and honourable peace could be obtained quences of such conduct. If the Russians succeeded, as mt his Ditto, New ........ , 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - CHURCH RATES BILL. he was surprised that Mr. Gladstone, who had been one he feared they would, in taking Kars, the whole of Asia struck on the wrist by a policeman's truncheon. Witness rescue." Oriental Bank corpora. 1131. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all - Minor would be in their hands. Then how could we ro- The char a sheet was P went forward to take his number, but was prevented g produced and read by Mr, South Australia ...... ;147 p.et.Se bs. 25 0 0 „ - In reply- to Lord R. CECIL, of the counsellors of the war, and who had supported it se terms of peace? If we took Sebastopol and wouldnot • Ellice, but it contained no entry with reference to the Union of Australia.... :301. per cent. 25 0 0 73% Sir W. CLAY said it was his intention to proceed until (he supposed) he found it could not be carried on 13 11 th f t t • b ' doing so from the policeman thrusting his truncheon in aow eor ress o remain or to e reconstructed, the w if e Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 210 0 see with this bill to•morrow. out of our ordinary revenues, took the opportunity of Crimea would be useless to Russia, who w Id ou say, e nw- witness's chest ;he saw one man attacked by five or six ' Union of London ..... ;10'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 301 A GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS. endeavouring to trip up the government. He (Mr. don't want the Crimea, b h ecause we ave a material guaran- policemen, who beat him with their staves. From the Witness explained that as Inspector Webb gave the Union of Madrid ..... 1 - 40 0 0 all - Mr. T. MITCHELL asked the First Lord of the Sheet had voted for the resolution because he thought tee for the whole of the East in Asia Minor." He earnestly charge before he knew whether or not witness's wife was manner in which the mounted police acted, he thought in custody, that when it was ascertained she was not . CANALS. Treasury 'whether, under existing circumstances, it Nv2s the arguments against it transparently fallacious. Mr. entreated the attention of the Government to this point as the intention of the Government to introduce this sot:- Gladstone had, he said, uttered a taunt and an insult one of the most vital importance, upon which account he it useless to take the policemen's numbers. Considering there the charge was entered as read. He described i • the state of the cell at Vine-street in similar terms to the Names of ' 6 Dividend sion a bill for the purpose of repealing the act of 1782, against the allies of this coun t r y, an d h a d ma d e a d irec t h a d referred to it on the present occasion, although it was the former who ought to answer for any improper con- 1 , Dividend a . Names of T.: which disqualified certain contractors from sitting in attack upon the honour and good faith of France. not strictly connected with the subject under discussion. duct, he - a • d • 1 1 f h d 1 . otice path= ar y one o t e mounte po ice • witnesses already examined. His wound, which was an Companies. 1 , per rice Companies. ti per Price .o Annum. • Parliament, and rendered them liable to heavy penaitiee Sir H. WILLOUGHBY justified the vote he had Mr. GLADSTONE, after replying to Mr. Layard and , inch and a half long, was not attended to during the time u-, Annum. ce ____ in the event of their doing so ? • en in favour of the resolution, though he trusted the giv Mr. Shee, observed that he had not confined his objections w PP ho a eared to have more of the " animal" than " in- he was in custody. It was s if o stt (mating in the cell 1 X ' ' I X . to this Convention to financial views • the financial mis- tellectual" about him •he was a stout man wirh he that he was afraid at one ti Ashtn &Oldh' 98 71. p. et., 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% Lord PALMERSTON had been informed that the objections to the Convention would be considered, and . . . . , . . , , •• ( me there would chief mieht be limited to 5,000,0001., but the political ob- have been a death stru ele to e thought) sandy whiskers ;he went to the park to join in . g o g t at the Barnsley• •• • 160 - - Neath ...• •• to 16/ 150 committee to whom the question was referred had re- that some means would be found of preventing the en- • • 7 Brknk&Abrg' 150' 41. 0 * Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 110 e th th If h h ' jealous o e measure were ose upon wic e mainly smallj aperture for fresh air. He heard the police- • • 1 • ported, or were about to report, that contracts for loans tanglements alluded to by Mr. Gladstone. rested his opposition, and he thought Mr. Wortley had the demonstration against the Sunday Trading Bill. men in conversation one said "he had brou ht fiv •- g e pie Covent Birmingham 40, 4E. 93 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86 ry.... 1001 251. 209 Regent's •• • • 30 11 14% did not fall within th e l aw ; but in any case he thought Mr. ALC°CK , on the other hand, justified his vote not well considered the bearings of this question upon o ur Chief Commissioner Wortley-To prevent carriages ' ` severs, and if he had had conveyances he could have Derby ••• - 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale...• 85 11. 10s. 60 it would be right to wait until that report was in the against the resolution. alliance with France. He denied that he had uttered a from driving there ? Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct: - Somrset Coal Ic y - .... bands of members before any further step was taken. Mr. RICARDO defended the course he had taken• single sYllable that east a suspicion upon the good faith of Witness-No ; but merely to show hie dislike against ht 50 "He vw ' • broug . as discharged on the Tuesday, no GrandJ•inctn'loo,3 , . pr. et. 49% Do. Lk Fele.t 12 j There was, however, no intention on the Part of her It was, he said, because he believed that the Convention that nation, which was entitled to stand as high as our the Sunday Trading Bill, considerine it as one of a series charge being preferred against him. Do., 6 enetO 10 6/. pr. ct. 1214 Stfird &Wore 140 1 281. 425 Majesty' e Government at this Period of the session to would not assist either in the prosecution of the war, or -own in pecuniary matters. His argument was, that of measures that would ultimately place the poor work- Mr. James %V. Howell, law student, Middle Temple, Cr.andsor7Y, Caand Ln , .1 . 100, 4/. - Shrewsbury-1125 _-_-_. ion 100 1/ ( s - Stourbridge.., i4e 12/ 285 take into consideration whether it was expedient or not in obtaining a peace, that he objected to it. He believed the Convention would tend to create and husband ing man in an unpleasant position. said he was managing director of the Metropolitan Insti• Remit & Avn , 39, 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 0 I 2/. 28 to propose a bill on the subject. it to be an unwise and impolitic measure, which would occasions of quarrel, and not one of his objections on n c . . r ' tution for the Protection of Trade. He had left Slino Lancaster ..'lOO - - Wye Rail. j 26 •Inef Commissioner Wortley-What was the demon this head had been answered by the Government, . where he was canvassing in anticipation of a dissolution Leeds &Uvrp 100 i 25/. - Warwick & 7 NEW NATIONAL GALLERY. induce Turkey not to rely upon her own resources, but which, he hoped, would bear in mind that, although 2 stration to be . 100 2/. 20 Binning. i r. ..' ! 51 49v • ' .5 Le ceste . 100, . n Mr. SPOONER put a question to the Secretary to to lean upon France and England for succour. there had been great difference of opinion as to the pro- Witness said he belonged to no society, and had con- of Parliament-(laughter) -on purpose to give evidence Leicstr &Nth 83, - 28% Warwick & 0 2/. 11 the Ilreasury as to the manner in which the sum of Sir DE LACY EVANS said he thought the vote priety of voting for the Convention, there was no difference suited no one about • going there ; seeing Sir Richard on this ca • H of ~ 6 oe csion. e was in the Park and heard cries Lotiehborogh 1121 70/. 575 Napton..e 100 150,0005. surplus from the Exhibition of 1851, and the of Friday night had subetantially taken many honour- as to the prudence and wisdom and expediency of its terms. Mayne's notice, he determined on going there. oto Church," and " have you paicr for that eroillouthsh ion: - Worcstr &i 78 21. 23% hor,e ?" He saw one man seized and dragged away Mntgmerysh 10(1 - - Binning. SUM of 175,500/. granted by Parliament for Kensington able members by surprise. (Hear.) It had come by He hoped that before the committee upon the bill, Lord Chief Commissioner Wortley-What did you consider by the police by the direction of one of the efeltnelwbry 100! - - Wilts & Brks, -, 10s. Od. - Gore National Gallery, had been invested or otherwise surprise on him. He had not voted at all, b u t if pw m „ s t on wo uld consider well whether he could not ad- the demonstration to be ? • superintendents. He lifted an elderly gentleman from dispesed of, awl what interest it produced ? he had thought that the consequences of the vise the Crown to institute proceedings, in the way of nego- Witness-Merely to be there. iNSURANCE COMPANIES. Mr. WILSON said that with remand to the 150,000/ , vote would have been so serious as it now seemed tiation, for mitigating some of the more formidable dangers Mr. Commissioner Armstrong-Merely to show your- the ground who had received a severe blow on the the surplus of the Exhibition fund, and the 150,000/.... to have been, be would have given his vote in unquali- whi e ch mieht attend the ulterior worki eof he convent' n o t ion. Mr JOHN AI:GREGOR urged 1100 U the house the de- self as being opposed to the bill. temple. He saw a bill in a man's hand, headed "Arise, land " havi o oh Eng , n o reference to a Socialist publication. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. voted by this house at the end of 1852, le ma mg together fied support of Government. It had been said that .- ' . . . sirableness of having it clearly fixed for how much of the n - Witness-Yes. This was the first Sunday le had The people on this occasion were good humoured. Annum. Share. 300,0001., that sum had all been ex ended in the mr- lending money to Turkey was only a means of rendering interest England wa to be liable As the ter s ft m o he been in the park for years. - - chase of the property at Kensin P I gton. The greater part • her dependent instead of independent. They had been convention stood sh s • * e might be called on for the whole, Mr. Au W 11 h • d I 2•138., 0 gustus a ace, osier an g over, . Mr. Mitchell-A mob is generally in a jocular mood, x. is it not 2 X s. d. X s. d. Albion ..........•• .. 3/. 10s, ,500 0 0 50 0 0 83 of it had been actually paid, and that which had not told a great deal about the superiority of Russia over whereas Government ought to see that she should be liable ford-street, and 34, George's-place, Knightsbridge. He r Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. ' 100 0011 0 0 17% been paid remained dne merely because some difficulties 1 Turkey. England wan, year by year, paying interest only for her inoiety; and he thought an arrangement of that was in the park, and noticed the peaceable order of the kr. Chief Commissioner Wortley - The gentleman Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 23 0 0 -' in the completion of the deede had rendered delay neces- on a loan of 3,000,000/. to Russia, and he had never kind could easily be made with the other guaranteeing crowd at the early period of the afternoon. He saw will probably know that on his return from Sligo. Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 I 0 0 - eery. The proportion cf the Exhibition fund, which had yet heard that that country was becoming dependent. power. (Lauohter.) several policemen attack a. man, and a stone of about an re i n - Atlas ' 'argue Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Everybody must remember the excellent services which Mr. KIRK remarked that the French had an army of u Thomas Sutherland 23 Glou not been paid in consequence of this circustistance, wa,s inch and half diameter thrown at them. He saw about •• „ cester-terrace, Hyde- 80 „ is0 Commercial .. 7 ,. log. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7 the troops of Portugal rendered to our army in the 120,00 h men in the Crimea, while the English had only park, g - ave it as his opinion that the conduct of the Cleriel.Med.& Gen• Life spr ct.&bs.jloo 0 0 10 0 0 21 150 " roughs " in different parts of the park. It was ' invested in Exchequer Bille at the interest whicla such 30 000. If therefore En land had lett the whole police was reprehensible. County .............. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -- Peninsular war. Their troops were maintained by a , , n g . principally tradesmen who were driving in carriaoes in - securities commanded in the market. With regard te ' 5,000,000/. to Turkey, it would have been but fair and rea- .. Mr. Chief Commissioner Wortle s Crown .......... •• .. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 17% loan, the distribution of which was superintended by a the park that afternoon. He noticed a policeman be- y uggested that as Eagle 25,0001., the sum voted last year for the purchan e of a sonable; and he must say it struck him as bein 1 g extreme y the general conduct of the olice had p been spoken t 3 British commissioner sitting at Lisbon. (Hear, hear.) having with moderation, and heard him Bay "it was a Equity and Law.-- 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6 small piece of ground which ran like a wedge into the generous on the part of France that h h d 1 s e a propose( a nd ov ___. In the present state of the Turkish army any delay in o e v v 7r e a n er again it would be better to confine the European Life ...... ... H. 20 0 0 en main property, that purchase had not been completed, joint guarantee, especially as the interest we had in the Pity the inspector gave them such orders "-meaning to sending this money would be most injurious. It had d ee to specific char es General.- - ........ 6/. 5 0 0 „ 5% but was in process of completion, and the third report struggle was much greater than hers. charge the people. Had the police behaved in a -proper Mr Robe W d g . . Globe .• . 5/. per cent. Stock. 109 been said that the Turks were not men of honour. There Mr. LAING would be quite content to leave it to the manner he felt assured the majority of those in the park . ' rt ar , plasterer, 3, Mareham-street, West of the Royal commission upon the subject would be pre- Guardian ............ s'. per cent. 100 0 0 45 •• 0 was no countryin E uro p e w hi c h b a d give, l es „ groun d for country to judge whether he had done rightly in voting to would have rendered them assistance had thee e , been moister, saW three females thrown down and trampled imperiai Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - senttel to Parliament very shcrtly. THE AFFAIR AT MA.LLA.G . LIEA.. such an imputation than Turkey. It was a country put a stop to the mischievous system of joint guarantees. need of it. upon. 113 A struck a gentleman across the face, and Imeerial Life - which had less public debt than any other country in His only object in rising was t? contradict the imputation on witness going forward to take his number another Indemnity 1\ lax ine - 1 3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 75 - In reply to Mr. BRIGHT, Mr B 1 1 7 d 't l P dd . . al ey, scu ptor„ Con ut -p ace, a, nrigton, Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4n Lord pALmEasforr said he believed that some he minorit of Enda ni ht sho • Europe. During the present war Turkey had made t n h ie at ni t oc a __ . y h y g wed a disregard to was in the park. He s oke of the improper coneuct of policeman told him "he had better mind his business or Law Life... - ........ - 100 0010 0 0 57 reat efforts ; she had organised her regular army, tl i heir objection lay to the form of the he would be locked up." Noticing the misconduct of Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0' 5% - aceount had been received at the Colonial-office relative g 14' e t .h i l l i i i:l7 T orse on t e Su ierintenelent Hu he: in beckino hie h h at d her artillery was in the highe.st state of efficiency. ghara t h ee, w moo ved very great difficulties and coin- London to tlois affair. None had been received at the Admiralty. I. le and the g • hich h • another policeman in striking a boy lie went forward p Ica ions; and he could not him in ave his orciers to peop , . manner in w e . g . London •:hip... - In the course of to-morrow he would inform himself as Assuming that the noble lord would take proper precan- I g e that the Emperor of to take his number which was either 392 I. or 393 1 ' the French, acquainted as he was with Enelish institutions the men. Witness saw several policemen thrust; their , - 2 s • Marine............... 18s.per share'loo 0 0 18 0 0 - t.) the imolai of the co rumunicatione, and let the hot . tions for the clue application of this money, and that the when he threatened to knock him over the head with Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4 1 ' t5O 0 0 20 0 3% ,2 i. per c . • . staves a e stomac s o several respecta e tonna es. . would over take u • •'• ' ' tth h f bl 1 mbrarni at their exercising their consti - member know if they were sufficiently full and enplane- money would be applied to legitimate purposes of war, tutional • 1 ''' ' - • • H ' prise egos on the question of the manner in which e saw many attacks on the people by the police, and . his staff. He could identify that man. He was able Minerva ............ sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 tory to enable Mtn t 3 lay them upon the table of the he could not see any objection to the loan. He must assistance should be given to Turkey. one man who had received a blow over the ear. Re- to identify 58 A beating every one he came near. monarch ............ - 500 100 - National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - house. give his support to the proposition, although, Perhaps, Mr. CAYLEY deprecated the renewal of the opposition monstrances appeared rather to come from persows who John James White, waiter, 1, Chair-court, Temple- Palladium Life:- THE INDIAN BUDGET. there might be some unfairness in allocating particular to the plan of the Government, which was so near leading thought their positio n warranted them giving an opinion bar, was in the park, and apprehended by 398 A. The Pelican - - - - In reply to Mr. BRIGHT, duties for the repayment of the interest. (Hear.) to a perilous result on Friday night. than from working men; they behaved exemplary_ He people interfered, and the policeman struck him on the P Pll .o; ll s i S ' lonal I ife • • • 61 p 7 c 7 5 0 0 7 0 7 , 8 Lord PALMERSTON said there were bills before the Mr. LIYARD trusted that, as he was one of those mem- Mr. CROSSLEY said he always supported Government heard expression s as he pa,ssed groups of persons condem- head with his truncheon. His face and clothes down to Pn;vident Life.. :• •• • • 11 . s " & e b nt• 100 0 0 10 1 0 ° I ;5% r ah much as he cnuld ; butdast Friday he voted on the me- his boots were covered with blood. The blow rendered Rock Life .. .....: •• • • • s ' s• 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 ” 0 hotne which it was desirable should not be delayed, and bers who were not aware the other evening that a division natory of tbe Sunday bill. •• •• its of the question ; and if they were not to be allowed to him insensible. He was confined in a cell with others Royal Exchange ....• • 101. per cent. Stock. all - which Pe was anxious should be sent to the House of of such importance was about to take place, he would now vote on the merits, he would much rather the Executive Mr. George Payne, cabinetmaker, 3, Cravan-place, et Vin - e street. He was there an hour before he could Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - fl - Lords. The Indian budget could be taken as well after b e a llowed to say a few words. He hoped that the right would deside for themselves, and not bring it within the Paddington. He heard. Superintenda.nt Hughew give ' Ditto Life I/ 14s. • - those bills were passed ; and his right hon. friend (Mr hon. gentleman the member for Oxford University would Power of inemberseof that house to say either aye or no. orders to the men •to clear the water side of the get any water to wash his face. At Marlborough-street united Kingdom .... 4/. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 5% V. Smith) was ready to make his statement at the earliest for ive him for expressing his conviction that the course he g Mr. MUNTZ had voted with the Governme n t o n F r id a y drive. Immediately from thirty to forty police- Pa t. ey wei e placed in the garden adjoining the court pre. Ur iv , ersal Life ........ 51. per ceat. 100 0 0 10 1 0 0 - V ctt ria Life - _.__.... _5/. per cent. - 42 6 5% VIOIIS to their cases being heard ; and whilst there, a night, because his opinion was, taking all the circumstances men rushed in the direction indicated, using opportimity that eresented it4elf. had taken on this subject was alike unwise, unstatesman- man-he believed the usher of the court-came and CA.MBILIDGE UNIVERSITY BILL. together, that was the best course to pursue. He had had their truncheons rapidly and indiscriminately. Witness MISCELLANEOUS. I T. M STRUTT asked when this bill would he pro- section of the Cabinet of • like, and unpatriotic. That which no transactions with the Turkish Government, but he had s aw four elegantly -dressed ladies with children rue:h into called the cases, and told the police "to knock our the right hon. gentleman was a most distinguished orna with Turks, and never lost a shilling by or had a dispute heads off" if they did not keep qoiet. When the magi- Dividend Amount eeded with ? the water to avoid being struck. He saw an elderly of Paid. Price. Lord PALMERSTOIC-It wee ircleossible to give an . ment was perhaps mainly the cause of the present war, ow- with any of them. He therefore thought that there was gentleman who had been struck on the left side of the strate told this man to feel witness's head he put his Name of Company. per Annum. Share. a' 1 prospect for the re a ment of this mone . hand an inch from the place, and said "it was a wound en uver at that moment. All he could say Aa , s, that be ing to the vacillating policy it had pursued. That Cabinet a - oa( • p y . y head. He was much - struck at the brutal conduct of - - Mr. PHILIPPS had voted with tho Government and 4 s. d. X s. cl. was anxious to go on with it if there were time affordad launched the country into the enterprise in which it was he still believed that in doin,g so he had adopted the eir , • Iser several policeman to a youth about 16 years of age they apparently from a stone." Witness was charged with throwing stoi es at the police, but discharged. He de- 51 Assam Tea ••.. •• .... • 50 0 0 20 0 0 21 for Ito discussion. were a ing us oyo t e receiving. ouse. wo still engaged, the despatch which ordered our troops to the course. The worst that could ha - t• IC in c t d t h ' • h T ppen from adopting the Anetiei. Mart- -- - 214 per cent. .50 0 0 - - AUSTRIAN TACTICS. Crimea having been signed by the Duke of Newcastle ; vote was that we might lose the money. T o h ave re f use d it policemen had hold of him by the collar, with their ied h ' n aving thrown stones at the police. The usher or kustralian Aericulturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 30 Mr. DISRAELI would take that opportunity of and now, when we stood in great straits, the ri g ht h oe. might have 'produced most serious political difficulties. knuckles on each side of his neck, causing the lad mud' gaoler at Marlborough-street told them he wished he eustralian Trust .... 8/. per cent. - 25 0 0 24 addressing an inquiry to the noble lord the member for gentleman and his friends were the first to turn round and The report was then agreed to, and leave was given to pain, who, wreathing from agony, held back. 0* that had a " mine underneath to blow them all up." Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 4% 10-Mexican Mint.. I?. 10s. 10 0 0 all - London with respect to a statement which the noble embarrass the Government. The right hon.. gentleman brine , in a bill founded upon the resolution. another policeman came up behind him, struck him a Mr. Mitchell said he had a number of other witnesses h: e gash A.merican Land 15s• - 40 0 0 - lord made on Thursday night in his speech on a subject could not have adopted a more effective mode, of further- SUPPLY-THE REINFORCEMENT OF THE ARMY. violent blow on the head, and thrust his hand into the to call ; but as their evidence was much the same as that Canada ............. 6/. per cent. ,100 0 0 32 10 0 - a great importance, aad a statement which had created ing the designs of our enemies than he had done. Sup- On the question that the Speaker leave the chair, boy's neck, and pushed him on. A gentleman who was already given, he thought it would not be advantageous Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - _ - great sensation. The noble lord was understood on that Posing the opposition to the guarantee had been successful Mr. PALK called upon the Gov.•rnment to give some near cried " Shame," and Superintendent Martin told to go further with the case. Ditto, 6 per cent. • . 6/. per cent. - Ciity Navigation Bonds - - - - I 13% - the other night, whet would have been the, effect npon explanation of the measures the were takine t r • f y 0 o ein orce him. be was inciting the people to commit a Mr. Chief Commissioner Wortley said that Mr. Flec'ric Telegraph • 6 per cent. 25 00,23 0 0 - occasion, in accounting for the expedition to the Crimea, Russia 9 Wh • S P b h b •11 th • h • ' y, sir, t. eters urg would are een iu- e army in t e Crimea. He contrasted the immense Mitchell had conducted the in ' • h -• '' - - - - to have stated that one of its principal causes was the breach of the ' peace, and gave instructions to a parti- ' quiry wit great pro- Dino - .... .. .... - - minated, and universal •c. have been spread throuehout forces under arms in 1813 ith th eof thin s priety, and had done great justice to the parties who had Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent . 12 g g 11: 1 )? 1 1 0 1 0 - refusal of Austria to cross the River Pruth ; and the the length and breadt j h y of Russia. And what, o'n the when our arm Was 40,000 w e d p e r r e t sen e t st t at te men un h h es Luna voted g ' miler policeman that, "if that fellow (meaning the Ditto New ...... entrusted their cases to hirn. The Committee were of ; 5 C -- & be 100 0 0 ,100 0 g - noble lord would allow him, perha,ps, now to inquire other hand, would have been its •fl T k ,bth h 37 1' tie . M . in uence upon ur ey . y e ouse. or is ... misters wgre t emselves respon- gentleman alluded to) opened his mouth again to take Oen. Revers. & Dives . P. • • , - what was his authority for makings than statement ? The Turks would have been disheartened, and would Bible, as no encouragement was given to gentlemen to raise him off." The gentleman, not wishing to come into opinion the time had arrived when it was necessary they Gen•SteamNavigation •to p.ct. 15 00;14 0 0 2ti% Lori J. RUSSELL said his authority was his gene- have thought this the first step towards our deserting regiments or companies. He ho Ith G t 1 per e overnmen wou d contact with the police moved off. 354 A, or 554 A, should be informed of the nature of the regulations issued Hudson's 8ay...... •• - Stock. ; - - Hungerford .. .... •• .. 21. ss. 100 0 0 1 100 0 0 - ral recollection of th e comm u nica ti ons w hich at that therm (Hear, hear.) He would say nothing' of the take some steps before the house separated to allay th e ke could not saY whicl;(but could identify the man), ap- to the police, and which regulated their conduct. London Institution .•• - , - I - tim e ba( l passed between the Government of Austria effect of such a vote upon our ally across the Chaunel, but fears of the house and the country. peered to take particular delight in carrying out the The Court then adjourned until 11 o'clock to-morrow, London Reversionary Si Per cent . 5 00 • au ..7_ and the Government of her Majesttn There was not he believed it would have been most disastrous. (Hear.) Mr. PEEL declined to give any information, which he orders of his superior, and presented a, marked contrast when the police will be heard in reply. Russell fristitution•• - - - 11210 0 - a request immediately from the Government of this B u t the right hon. gentleman was responsible for the said would only serve the purposes of the enemy. He to that of a policeman beside him, who coolly asked ..... Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 C - embarrassments of Turkey. About two years ago the Porte might state that the English force in the Crimea was never • country to the Austrians to ass the Pruti, and e the people to retire. The conduct of the I . po ice SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES. Royal Mail oteam.... 4/. p. sbara. 100 0 01 60 0 0 - refusal of the Austriaes P ' • . wished to raise a loan herself in this country, and she so strews as at the present moment, and there was a consi . to do so, but a series of . eht heve done 40 on favourable terms th kt h • 1 bl ''' , e mar e me- t era e reserve at Malta. There was now about 4,000 mon was such, that had he had a stick with him, South Australian.- •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 37 41' - Trust and Loan Comp. Communications with regard to the o eratione which mi ° ' 11 1 . 1 •th and been attacked, he should have considered hi slf ing then been we supp le( wi money. He (Mr. Layard) iu the Foreign Legion, and the difficulties that first at- . Upper Canada .. •• - 20 00 i 5 0 0 - Austria was ready to Undert I) iustified in defendin • - m e g himself. The inmates of the NAVY. ake and those one- 1 ntreated the meht hon. gentleman to sa one word in tended their format's) w • y , , i n ere in the course of rapid removal. - . . • • , , . . A • • ratione consisted in causing th ' • . e evacuation of tat , ,hat e • n , T le . upport of the credit of the ur ish Government, and it He hoped the house would excuse him from en'ering into carriages leaving given 4 popular offence,' politicelly n estimate of the sums required to provide for the LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. principalities by Russia. More b h s- • htic . lh 1 • dT k '1 •- ' h IW f b • su sequel:loy t ere was a something of t a int a( passe ar ey mig it have details. spea ing, rom an o servation of a member in the House naval expenditure beyond the amount voted by Par ' atlon fr Dividend - Amount Conlnillnle . 01 . 11 Austria, to the effect that the A•us- raised a loan without coming to our Government at all. ' THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. of Commons, that the higher classes observed the Sab- liament, for the year 1855-56 :- thane armies beine in the • - • , , • principalities, if the armies of The right hon. gentleman, however, being at the time a Lord EBRINGTON complained of the amount of busi- bath better than the lower they were subject to annoy- Wages to artificers, arc., employed in her Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. the allies should enter the principaliti es for th b fth G vernment which was about to embark in ness now before the Eucumhered Estates C • h• 1 1 1 ' ' - e purpoee mem er o e o eouit, w ich had aecce Th e y la. not ung to fear personally, the tongue Majesty's establishments at home £lo,ooo -- - - of crossing the Priith, the Austrian • • • 1 f ea of Turkey, made a speech at Manchester choked up its usef 1 b army would remelt) a war in te en u oess, y means of which the suitors beine the only weapen used, which, althoueh it cut deep Wages to artificers, Ssc e I d i h ~ mp oye n er X s. d. Xs. d. in the principalities, and elbow the passag e of th e a n t ed in which he declared that the Turkish empire was f a lling suffered great disappoiutment, and he moved a rosolut . "'• • ( I' ' ion enough sometimes, id net break heads. Majesty's establishments abroad 3,000 Flank of Scotland ..•• 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184/ 0 arilliPa thruugh their po3l: , for the pure eee o f nn r e:, , t.o pieces, that it was a country which we could not sup- to that effect. British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 223110 Mr Hen. y Hortyn clerk residing at 16, Nicholl's. Naval stores, Stc., for the building and repair Caledonian Bank -• • . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 • -W. iSs • the Pritii. He spoke onl ' y from recollection os-h port, and one that wee rapidly sinkingunder the fate which Sir Cle GREY said a, bill on the subject was in progress • ' ' ' ; but the. a are, Hackney-road, saw several attacks of the police of ships &c the Emperor of Russia had ascribed to it-viz., that of from the other house, and he hoped the house would not s -` 3 • ' -yr ' • whole of the cerresponden.re produced an inapreesi Clydesdale Bank .. •• 4,/. p cent . 20 0 0 10 0 0 13 Os on on " the sick man, " who was dying fast. (Elear.) That speech now go into a discussion on the subject. He saw 20 A strike an old gentleman with violence on wi ew works, improvementn and repairs in the his mind that the Austrians were not at that t• . minerciai Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 209/ es ' rne P re- would have been enongh to destroy the credit of of Turkey After some discussion, the noble lord's motion was ne- the back and chest, and who moved eway with difficulty. yards, &c. pared to firoee the Pruth. in this country, and to prevent her Government from oh- gatived without a division. A boy, about 14 years of age, as be passed 380 A, called Medicinee and medical stores, &c 2,000 Edna) Se Glasgow...• 314/. p cent. 5 0 0 5, 0 0 1/. 17s Th e DISRAELI could no t, o f course, know that the e• • 1 h• h•t •ht th • h• • d PROMOTI amine the oan wlc i mig o erwise eve raise . : ONS IN THE NAVY. out " who stole the goose", on which he struck the boy Miscellaneous services l,OOO s • . • E•echange link of Scot.. - - - _ noble lord onoke from memory ; but as the subject was It wril true tint at the corarnencenaent of this war Captain SCOBELL moved for returns respecting promo- severely on the back and shoulders. The people cried North of Feotland Beek 5/.per cent 20 0 0 . 210 0 4/. 14s o , e 0 ~f 01 eat importance , he might perhaps be permitted Turkey was in some pecuniary difficulties ; but why tions in the navy, and called attention to th • e evils that "Shame," when the police in a body charged the people. Total £1,141,168 Royal Bank of S cotl. .. e/. per cent . IVO 0 0 100 0 0 127/10 - jest Minister if he could state to t te inquire of the 1 - he so ? Because she had made n°nsiderable exerti°ns were caused to many officers by the present system in ope- On witness remonstrating subsequently with 380 A. on Union Bank of Scot. ~ 11/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 91/ 5s hht ... ne wher u eo it was in his recollection that, under the in time of peace to Place herself in the rauk of civilised ration, but the preceding motion on going into supply his dieustinw observations, he told him "he would have TRANSPORT SERVICE. Western Bank •• .. •• •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77 lOs Cireumetances to which he (Mr. Disraeli) had refaired, European States. - 9 - v ith this view she bought up all her old having been negatived, the motion could not be put. n el it by and bye if he did not take care." An estimate of the sums required to provide for the Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 181 5s . Austria, refused te cross the Pruth, and that one of the in and !th.,_ nn .. took other steps in improvement which had in- Sir C. WOOD intimated that ha would have no objec- Mr. M`Leowlel, wholesale eleven 25 C t t , annon-s ree , transport expenditure beyond the amount voted b British Guarantee .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. 7s Y Caledonian Fire Insur . 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/. Os her finances She tion to erant the returns soneht for b the ho r tho enoedition to the Crimea was that refusal . ihh :sally caused some embarrassment to . . . . o 0 y n. and gal- Parliament, for the year 1855-56 :- t ,reues e par on t e a ernoon o drove twice F hth ' k h ft f City of Glasgow Lite . ei. p e r cent. 25 0 0 20 0 4/. lOs reasons - -or - , "a." 1 80 made ereat and successfril efforts in organising her lent gentleman when regularly moved for. trian Government ? F r frei ht &c of shi s Cononlal Life .... ..... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 5/. 5s Sunday, the Ist Jalv. He drove through an a trot, ° g ' n pon monthly pay, in on the part of the Aue army, which h:d neceesarily entailed upon her considerable ORDNANCE SURVEY OF SCOTLA.ND. .. cludin steam- ve g , ssels, or for the purchase of Edinburgh Life Incur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26110 s Lord PALMERSTO.N could not answer questions expenses. Th without interruption ; he was met with cries of "Go to e course pursued by the hon. member for Lord SEYMOUR called the attention of the house to , , Eng. & Scot, Lals Life 5/ per cent. 50 0 0 35 0 41. 7s ell from a lono course of Mancheste the same like these, picked out piecem , e _ ~., • r was not so open to censure, because it had at the conduct of th G t *th t t th 0 d e overnmen wi. respec o e r - church" ;he pulled up on one occasion, and told the .and 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 5/. Os • e stv's Government and sae least the m er i t For coals for steam-transports and freight- National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1/. I7s negotiations between her Ivlaj s . . of consistency, that hon. gentleman nance survey of Scotland. When this subject was last People lie sympathised with them. allia e tc, 9, havine plain' ships Governrnent of one of the Sovereigns in nc , • , e y told the house that he would endeavour before the house the Government promised that the The Chief Commissioner-Then are we to understand y • . ec o ottish U • mon Insrnc. 7;el. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 ,11. 11s All he could say, 1 to amlearragse the Govern • ment in the condnct of the war. For freight of Aorn d 0 d 172,264 4 certain degree, with her Majesty. . ref -,-, L. 41. .._.RIGHT disse would not continue the 25-inch scale of the survey beyond you went there to join in the demonstration ? yan r nance stores ad always thouent rated.] Now no doubt a ioint auarantee For mess of 'rah tary offioers and civilians on United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 . I 0 0 i - with regard to himself, vvas, that be h . e , W hsA of a loan might be exc • '• - n Ayrshire and Dumfries- s hi re ; but it now appeared that Witness-Not at all. He went there more out of .. optional in form but considerations passage .._ 50,000 the Crimea was the place where the most effectiv oi - of statesmanship o n t wanhe , . , . . other counties w ere b egun e e b e sur veyed on the same curiosity, considering the police notice would have the Russia in the . . ... u minor objections of that scale For provisions for troops embarked 2,352 [AnvenerszeiesieW - TIM WAR IN Tull EAST. - POWERFLL could be struck at the Preponderance of . Irina, and certainly it could not hay b tdth t • effect of attracting persons to the park. He left his e een expec e a a The LORD ADVOCATE defended the conduct of the Mack Sea ; and if there had been no other reason thee division would have been insisted o vehicle and walked alono the pathway. He saw Polie .e - PATENT RECONNOITRING GLASSES.- Messrs. S. and B. Solo n upon such a question. Government in tho matter, and said the counties referred Total £1,5 8 ,1,803 mons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. %serve would, in his mind, be amply sufficient for the expedition. Two classes of objectionshad been ateted t th . e - constable 63 A havin some words with a o is euara,ntee to wore begun to be surveyed before the Government pro- g . young man, - THE VIENNA CONFERENCES. ono relating to the honesty of Tll I, r ey, and the other based • e was eiven the former saying, "Go along, you b_ barber." CHARLES WOOD. - opposite the York Hotel. By her Majesty's Roy," Mr. LAING as k e d if it was the intention of the Go- on h er wa nt of resources.• Now, the fact was, Turke had MIS- b ' Witness told the policeman he should note what ' ALEX. MILNE. Letters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvements verily-nen " tive to never yet repudiated a debt that she had contracted! She ther discussion After some fnr . . , in the most o erful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp; Race p w . t to invite discussion on the papere rela 1 PALMERSTON insisted that he Lon . had kept faith he bad heard, and report it. The police- Admiralty, Jay 19, 1855. course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the distances the Vienna Conference • 'd s, which had been lai upon the might not have satisfihd every extortionate edema db t • she had faithfully liquidated every shilline h n, u with Parliament. He had considered the matter, and had man made a motion at witness with his trun- .... of objects viewed through them-of great importance to the table of the house I • s o had ever -- laid a Treasury minute in favour of the 25-inch scale on cheon, a.ccompanying it with an observation which army, navy, and others. These telescopes possess such extra- RAILIVA.Y TRAFFIC RETURNS. Lord P • ALMERSTON-C rt • 1 't 's t m • t - e_ am yi i no y 113 ell undertaken to pay. Indeed, Turkey w ' is t b t • n ec tly oones , u was even generous in sa, as not only per- the table of the house as far back as Ma 1 h • h • lit dh . y ast, wen it e could not hear. Witness 1 e is arm to defend ordinary powers that some 3,1, inches, with an extra eye then to do so. (L h - --r 'seem:L i ar wees aug ter.) We have had a great deal of transactions. In some instances the Turkish Gove Y was competent to any member to bring the question be- himself, saying he was determined to take the police- piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, discussion already, but th actually defrauded and imposed t ine , . nun i eht fore tha house. He was willing, however, to suspend man's number Some soldiers came up at the time and LONDON AND SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.-Traffiln re- and the double stars ; with the same telescope can be e hon. member has been away, hi. d b ee n turn for tho week endine July 21, - 1855 221,867 5 9 seen a person's eountenence three miles and a half distant, I believe, . (Hear hear, and la n - f th Tripoli claims, particular merch ant ' , in ghter.) If he had been the case o e . ants re- • matters as far as possible, and to subinit the matter to the • * said they would see lie was not interfered with. He c • d• ' 2 1 ,175 4 9 here he would have had ample o ortunit for dis- • d sums to which they had no sort of right or title deliberation of a committee next session. orrespon mg week last year and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger and an took the number and went off. He afterwards saw Su ceive - cussing these papers. At present vr: h y l3l . b • dto the resoui•ces of Turkey, he would take the The matter then dropped. ' sizes with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary ave pu lc usi- With regar perintendent Hughes order a man into custody for corn- Increase tn 1855 nese of great urgency befor e us, whi c h i • d • . • f a dinc , interesting entracte from two letter s SALE OF BEER ACT. ine from 4to 6 inches enable us to discover more than the tis my esire to liberty ore ~, ~. . miffing no offence. He saw stones thrown, and was LONDON, BRIGIITON with his 6 satellites, &c.-The Royal i a gentleman who was better Mr. ALCOCK drew attention to the state of public . . , AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.- abOve, and the Georgian, press forward as rapidly an possible. which he had recei • ve a rom t f that country than perhap opi ' th b• ftl S I f B A. tf 1 „ . any mon on esu ject o ie ae o eer c o ast ses- „ inclined to think it w as done at the instigation of the Tr ffi t f th k din J 1 21 •• • 18r1 V 1 ble newly-invented a cre urn or e wee en g u y , Exhibition, J.. - aua , , very small, Mr. LAING gave notice that he should take an o • t d with the sta e o p- acquam e The first letter was dated Sam- Won, with the view of urging upon the Government the po"ce. 1855 ... M............................................. 21 6,038 5 6 powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by which t•initv of submitting a rnotion one else that he knew. . .. _ .. por , _ to the house, with a and said- necessity of taking, immediate s t e p s to amend the sam e . Mr. Commissioner Henderson-On what grounds do Corresponding weok last ye ar l7, 12219 8 a person can be seen and known li miles distant ; they answer view•to the discussion of the subject, and he should he soun, the 30th,of January, 185 0 , T Total of the half-year to this date, 1855 47,192 10 5 every purpose on the race-course, aud at the opera house. glad if tho GoVcrntnent would •ve if glim an early day for " The war, no doubt, has stimulated the trade of this nd the closing of the txlie decision which the Government had announced, not you state that ? do anything until the committee reported, had given Witness-Simply from their extraordinary conduct in Total of the half-year to this date, 1. 854 48,195 - 13 4 country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles: the purpose. lace • the necessities of our ai•my a p , d a great demand for graiu great dissatisf • to le action out of doors. What he proposed was exciting the people and to have a person to pounce on. - morts .- _ 12M1E.,Z1C52.1,1--..---....-.- f They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to Lord PALME RSTON-The hon. gentleman must Danube and Odessa have create t when the extra- ave the present act of Parliament untouched with re- H ' h • • • rtsmen gentlemen, gamekeepers and toil d t 0 spo , . , iis s. pera, e went on Monday to Marlboroug -street to give eve- Captain M'Dougall, R.N. the newly-appointed Ad (Cheers excuse rne. I can g•ive no day. , and laughter.) here ; this will cease to a certain exten , d dit shall be terminated spect to the clo • day night till sing of public-houses from twelve on Satur- dence on the part fth I h h t t- • •It cl • • ' ' o e peop e, w ere e was rea ea in mira y auperintendent of Packets at Southampton, en- race-course, camp e and perspective glasses, with wonderful : power.-Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great- A day may be foreibly taken, of course ; but 1 c ee • , vit.. ordinary causes which have pro uce by peace. But my belief and hope is, t a ' h t the trade created e t th • mi e openme of lA' after divine service on Sunday but to per , . a very unbecoming manner by the policemen. He was tered upon his dillies at that port yesterday. none willingly. (Hear, hear.) • the peo- twelve on S 1 pu ic-houses from one on Sunday till est transparent power. Tho valuable advantage derive(' and fostered by the war will not cease with the war , h . ther un a y night. g f told by one the Court was too full ; and by another that r L ADVERTISEMENT ] H 'loway's Ointna t . . - o• on and Tills from this inVention is, that vision becomin • 'd • PUBLIC BUSINESS. d their produce i on the evidence give b e r d d h . t . e oun e t at propos]. ion g impaire is pie of the interior have learnt to sen the Court was not sitting. He went to the door and effectual remedies for the cure of Rheumatism.- Mr. pre served and strengthened, and very aged persons are ttempted o f la t . T n ore the committee on the act Lord NAAS sa • th 4th of May the H id that on e ouss. , for sale and have gained so largely that they have a s session. he beat wa lo their si h of Lords came t 1t• ot to take any bill which t ' • • • • The forests be to repeal the act f I knocked but it was not o ened An officer from the Herrison che • yof effecting his objest would p p . o • , mist„ of Leeds, informed Professor Iloilo- enabled to emp y gt at the most minute °con -0 a reso u ion n o extend tillage to the utmost in their povrei. o est • House of Detention, vvho was at first refused adrnission way, by letter datm A pr il op, 1855, th a t m a U m pleby, nation - can se° with these lenses of a m uc h l ess magnify was brought up from this house for a second reading after behind us are beine cleared, and, as men are scarce, session altogether and to bring the wo - in a bill permitting the ropenin ' ing power-a o. ud the do not • • Y . iequire the frequent changes the 24th of this month ) (to-morrow . Deducting the men are used to cultivate the land. This immense increane the boors he had mentioned. .Z. B e . f public : house s during to the Court, told a policeman he was far exceeding his of Newton, had been a great sufferer for many years na thoueht t was the dnt dut He saw a fore' • nt to the dan e erous effects of further powerful assistance. Dear- Chancery bills of his hon. and learned friend (Mr. White- of productio n must come hither for sale, as the interior has of the Government to introduce suche i y y. igner thrown over the railing by with rheumatism, for which he consulted several emine N ..... ness-e ew viscovei7.-The Oreanic Vibrator an extraordi side), he found that th • lo 1 •Ils before the no consnmption for it. I have been quite surprised to learn h one d the First Minister would pledge I:lirTs e e nsure, and he some policemen. He saw Lords Derby and Maidstone medical men, and tried a number of reputed medicines . .f 1 11 ' b ' nary newel u , sma newly-invented instrument for deafness, ere were now e )1 the riche s if to do so on foot in the park. without effect : h.earino however, of Holloway's cele eutirely differen ' e house waiting for fa 13 . ch were Gu- of some of the lauded proprietors in Asia Minor- Si r G. GREY said it was quite imposeibl .• ~,, t from all others, to eurpass anything of th . ecnnd reading, Bof w 1 . one Bey offered t • • ker leavin the chair t " e, on a motion Cross-examin d b • ; y Mi. Ell.ce-When e t m a/ Th oroug h_ brated Pills and Ointment, he was induced to try t'thorn ; verninent bills ;17 bills w e - Ut or waiting' ell stored o give in one sale 30,0001. worth of wheat, for the Spea g , o give leave tc brine in * e kind that has been bbl , or pro a y ever can be, produced re in commi ee, and ready for delivery ! This, probably, was the a bill to repeal the Beer Act of last ses • a snort B . street he also stated he w a n ted t o ma k e a c h arge aga i ns t en d, after using these wonderful medicaments for mug of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible ;it te go into committee, and twelv f he were Govern- proceeds of two 0 t 13 tto the i t (I 'len' The Gove'rn years' harvest, but still I am sur- meat could no e : o s i lu n n i x hic , t 3 ,io n of sun, a ni „. a Policernan• time, he has boen effectually cured, not baying hal l a enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and at enent bills. Four stood for a thi:d ° t In three of them prised that such fi t et r e e° itteo being Government bills. I wou reading, . called the landed s t should still exist among what may sure before th . . . appo d t consider she Beer Mr. John Marsh, 2, Clarence-place, Kensington, a return of the complaint for the last nine mont s. public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing Aoises , tlt' e be t ld be convenien i Li gen ry.of Anatolia-the real aristocracy , n d ma de their report. At b retired tradesman, was in the park, He was much Sold by all m e di c i ne ven d o rs, and at Professor in the ears is en ti re l y remove d ; en d it affords all the assist -1120010 lord could state what course he d s. r oe in fact, of the countrY -out of which so • : - --- STATUTE LAW O)-111 • 3 ON. P Dere to a methine may, pm- excited at the conduct of the police in attacking men, Holloway'a Esta'elishments, 244, Strand, Lon,don, and ance that possibly could be desired. 39, Atherilarleitreet, i with those bills, and if it were likel - r° •1: • i haps, some day be made. A , e scrED calleda,',V a 5" A " y tlaat t e resolutien ... •_ . natona, possesses eller- --,... Ai CRAT.T/ report of the ' lie _ _ Ba.w a, rnan in the cuetody of four policemen taken ' 80, Maiden-lane, Neve York. Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel. , i _ ._ ._. _... __ Dividend i Amount Name of Company. per I of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. --•• X s. d. £ s. d. British • • • • • • .. • • • • Ditto Provincial .• • . 7L 20 0 0 20 0 0 I 20 Brighton ——..•• • • • • 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15% City of London .... •• 41. 10s, 100 0 0 lA 00l 90 Continental (3d Cap.)... 50 0 0 43 10 0 Equitable ....... •• •• 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 Great Central ——.• • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% Imperial ............ 101.8 r, bonus. 50 0 0 all 90 Independent ......... 5/. 40 0 0 , f London.. —..— ...... 50 0 0 9 f Do., Pail. Preference 61, per cent. 25 0 0 .. Pr cord' ••••• • • • • ..., 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 30% RatclitT ..... „, ..... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73 United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 „ 44 Ditto, New .......• 50 0 0 10 o 0 7 WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount i Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. i Annum. Share. -' £ s. d. £ s. .1:1. East London Grand Junction ..... • , 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68% Kent Lambeth ...... •• • • New River Company ' 2/. 10s. - - Southwark & Vauxhall 1 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 89% West Middlesex .... —5/. per cent. 61 0 0 91 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d. Commercial ..,....... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. 125 East Country • . London .... .••• • • • 5/. pr cent. Stock. Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. St. Katharine ' onthampton Victoria JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. £ s. d. Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 85 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 65 Commercial of London. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 32y 2 Colonial .............. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 lonian ..... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Lend. Char. Bk. cf. Aus. 20 0 0 all 0 London and County • . 121. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Londn an.. Westminstr 161. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 London Joint Stock .• . 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29 3 4 Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New......... 8/ . per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New ........ , 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Oriental Bank Corpora. i 101. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all South Australia ...... 14 7 p.et.&D bs. 25 0 0 ,9 Union of Australia.... 30 1 . per cent. 25 0 0 73% Ditto 301. per cent. 210 0 83 Union of London ..... ;10'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30 1 A Union of Madrid ..... I 40 0 0 all CANALS. ! . Names of 1; 3 Dividend Names of 72, Divid end Companies. A Price , per Companies. t 4 per Price. u - , Annum. .o Annum. va 1 .£' I £ . Ashtn &Oldh l 98 71. p. ct. i 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 5131 Barnsley• • • • ,160 Neath •... •• top 161. 150 Brknk&Abrg , 150' 41, Oxford.. •• • • 100 110 Birmingham I 40; 41. 93 Peak Forest. 78 SE. Os. 86 Coventry...• 1001 251. 209 Regent's.... 30 1/ 143( Derby ••• 100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale...• 85 11. 10s. 60 EllAmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct: Somrset Coal 140 Grand.Pinctn' 100 3 , . pr. ct. 49% Do. Lk FdSt 12 — Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10 6/. pr. ct. 12% Stflrd &Wore 140 1 281. 425 (rand Surrey, 1001 41. Sbrewsbury..ll2s Grand Union 100 1/.os. Stourbridgo.. , 45 121. 285 j Kennt & Avnl 391 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 2/. 28 Lancaster .. 100 Wye Rail.) 26 Leeds &Llvrp 100 25/. Warwick &3 100 2/. 20 Leicester •••• '100! 61. 49; Binning. Leicstr &Nth 81 28% Warwick &1 2/. 11 Loughborogh 1421 701. 575 Napton..3 100 Monmouthsh 100' Worcstr &i 78 21. 233 Q Mntgmerysh 100 Binning. MeltnMwbry 100! Wilts & Brks, —, 10s. Od. 7 VTR y q..,1 i- , 'Ki• --, ' l''' CIIELMSFOILD----JuLY 20. ro i 9 The wheat trade to-day was brisk , and Pri6„,„%riey., reported fully is above those of la st week. . ca. , 0 0 supply of which was small, was is clearer. All of spring corn firm, at last w eek's prices. 0. Wheat, white, old, per s. s.' new q .. r 6 6 3 3 8 8 5 5 Oats , reas old 58 77 White ............ 54', new 59 78 Boiling ........ .!, Barley 29 36 Dun ............. ..oj, Chevalier Grinding 95 ;-;2 jlarro" ti X :1, pl'earr tgri.d.g..e. ... .. : ... 2 .): 6 ;: Malt 9 9 37 Beans, T3iikzag..a.n.....c....0..;59 68 72 Chevalier 70 741 Ditto, nevi" red, COLCHESTER— JULY 21. oa The supply of wheat was larger than last week' ,yti day being fine the trade was dull, without doing gotl change in prices. I n other ;Articles nothing doi of remark. 763 t°' Prices to-daywere as follow: Wheat, white,,,,. red, 72s to 82s ; barley, 32s t 34 ; cats, 303 t °4; f Mazagan, 40s to 42s ;midclleoands 'small, 44s to. 4811; white, 46s to 48s ; grey, 42s to 445. red ties of Can , 130 0, ml the following iothi e. i p ; J v; 71 ,i 1 0 c' pa Colchester 412 289( Harwich - , 285 _ 21 , Leigh Maldon ? 510 -- 1-__l--- Official Statemen t of the Qua in the port of London, fro the 15th to the 22(1 July, bi COAL MARKET.—JULY 20. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the 8. d. Bate's West Hartley 17 6 Howard's West Hartley Netherton 18 0 Portland Hartley 17 6 Ravensworth Hartley _lB 3 Tanfield Moor l5 6 Tanfield Moor Butes 15 Walker Primrose 31 Grey's West Hartley l7 6 1 West Pelton l5 Ilse nd, tio , ;eaham ................. Peusher ........... .. Plummer H... ........... . Russell's otta •......... ql S o uth Hettou .. ..... ... •. .... .1 1 Stewart's . ............... Wb itwell ..........•...... 9.60 iCaradoe ...... ." " • ;;Cassop.. .................. ITrirudon Hartlepo "pl 1 Hartlepool .......... 391 Heugh ..... . ..... . 1 9 South Kelloo . 1 3 ...... W es t Kelloe ..... ..... "1 ql Whitworth ...... C lk ‘Dva d ean e rlyi l w a nee i el d n, s e t. wm. . Tees e.i...t ; r.. ; Evenwood . .......... ... Carr's liorthY r Fothergill's A.l-ST"- Kep i er Grange ..... L a mbton ............ 81 I Sold ......... .63 Wallsend, Acorn Close - l9 9 Gosforth lB 6 Heaton H.edley _ _ _ Hilda 18 0 Leversou 15 6 Northumberland E. l7 6 Riddell lB 6 Eden Main 20 3 Belmont 19 6 Framwellgato Haswell 21 C Hetton 2l 6 Ships at market... SEABORNE MAILS. O le"' fr (N sigtdftes that the mails are sent from the by the night—and M by the morning—despatch .) . .,"011t sb irror; ort gs a LlverPow Liverpool 80002°1'P:01 south° Dover COUNTRIES. Day whQnnaa.t , in General Pint• Office, London.* America(byßri t.pack)N America. (by lliiited Sts. packet) I America (by U. States packet) , N Australia OAR South ampton) ... ....... Ditto (via Mar seines) N Ditto (via Capt of Good Hope) ............N Africa (West Cloast) ..N Alexandria.......... N Alexandria... Bahamas Belgium every Friday .. , •• •• •• drip •• Cri D Sol er l ia'll9. tl: 4 011 ' Sotlth ar° .01%. Z°llVtelfs;;l: t on Op Solt th a Various P° 133 d of tile month.. 9, 24, &30 of . 101 Br, 20th of mon. ,17th of the month IDaily. ..... •• •• '9th of the month.. 9th o,C the month.. Brasil Buenos Ayres . . Cape of Good Hope ..N Cape of Good Hope ..N Cape de Verde Ceylon (see India) Ceylon Channel Isles Chili.— China ... Constantinople Constantinople Cont. of Europe M & N Egypt (see In die) France ........ 31 & N Gibraltar .. ..111 Greece (see India) Greytown ... . Hambnrgh ....N Havannah ..........lii Holland Honduras India (viaSoi ithampt.)3l India (via Marseilles)Nl lonian Isles (see Ind'a.) Ireland & N Lisbon Madeira .... Madeira .. .. • • • N Malta (see India) Malta ..............N Mauritius (seo India) Mauritius 14th of the month Mexico of the month. , Naples ••••.,• • • • • • N s thlsth2sthormon. New Granada, ...... at i 2d & 17th of month New Zealand..„.... 'By private ship .. Papal States . • cthl pth2cthoftnon. Peninsula .. 31 ;7th 1 7th27thoflnen. Peru .. • •.......M id ez, 27th of mon. Port Natal .... By private ship... Sicily .. sth 1 tith2f, thotmon, Tuscany NT, 5 th I 5t h 25 thofmen. Venezuela ...... .312 d 17th ofraouth Van Diemen's Land (see, Australia) „ West Indies litho', month 9th of tbo montl, South gator otlr South tbs _ P pp 1 . 0 !se 7 4 - on 2(1 & 17th of month !Once a month • • ' 8,13 ,18,23,862s of no 4th er. 20th of mon. Twice daily pover .•tori v . „loud:43ly 'Dover •••• gouthtwr Ny ,Somnatt. Londoe"tco.' s s o , scorns° j Dover .•' . l;lrvoi *mant el ' ) an !Flyntm ..1 Dover IS'' iDover• ls ... in e Hol3h e. ~tor Southae' r ol 1 sou tit &M' u,erpOv• IDOVe r n • Sotitttan' !Dover • • •1: 0 so utliflMP7 t , 'Various „ !Soutntle_FAs, Valle ° , Dover .• Dover ,southO P I SOIIat AMP teti °f if . 0 1 1§ ..111 dJ When any of these dates fall of a S un day, the nt tir spatched on the following day, with the exceptien:opt Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will.ht preceding day. Twice daily.... 14, 7, 17, 20,27 of m. 2nd & 17th of mon. ',Tuesday & Friday ,2nd of the month Daily.. .. • • 17th of the month. 4th & 20th of mon. 9th& 25th of month 17, 17, & 27 of mon Twice daily ...... 7,9, 17, & 27 of m. 19th of the month, 23d of month •• . 8, 18, & 28 of mon SHARE MARKETS' LIVERPOOL, JULY 23. ke t STOCK EXCHANGE.—The tone of the ra9 :olljita r A without feature to-day, and prices are 1 1 . 0 001 1 0 Caledonian, 311—East Lancashire. 19 --- ',.; ( 1 64 ,0 1 4 Yorkshire, 81 A—Liverpool, Crosby. an 1 .5' 14—London and North Western, 0 8 — D it i:lory d. a— Midland, 70;1 —South Eastern, 181 -- 105—Luxembourg Constit., 94. --- MANCHESTER, JULY 23. 0 4 STOCK EXCHANGE.—Th ere was a mo ders t° t V i i4 day, and prices have given way slightly. ~r ' e a s, Fifths, 3/. pd., 7 s . l ess —Midlands, 70k— te rn don St oc k, 98}—El ec t r i c Telegraph, 18—°' or ll—Liverpool, Chester, and Southport) lca BIRMINGHAM, JULY 23' n vp4 STOCK EXCHANGP,.—The market has t o 04 dull, and prices tending downwards. 1 .1 1 "0 44 .01: Westerns, 98 99—Midl an d s , 70}—Groat r ming.:ham Guaranteed St oc k, 741 744--Birel l ing Co., 32—Birmingham and Staffordshi re LEEDS, JULY 23. 4 0° ta l STOCK EXCHANGE.—The business was v e y fs hir ilis The only sales were in Lanca s hi re a nd V l. ,g ) were clone at 814. [ADVE RTISE MEN T. I—Among th e /111IDeTOU5c:liCP, cures without medicine effectedby DußarrY's 1 „,0•0-fli restoring Revalenta Arabica F oo d, th e follo wi s i s s " o t least remarkable :—Cure No. 47,121. Jacobs, of Nazing Vicarage, W a lth amcr oss, ' P iot 6'o extreme nervousness, indigestion, gathering s , siss,,. nervous fancies." Cure No. 48,314. o f 4 'l Yeoman, Gateacre, nea r Li ver p oo l : a e u '.. l . s ,b' dyspepsia and all the h orrors o f nervou s 1 113 me: or 4 No. 3,906. Thirteen years' cough, ins general debility hav e b een remove d by DuLi.antirs Revalenta Arabica Food.—J kMES PORTER, Mils, ; 4 0. 1 1' In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d • 21b. 4s. 6d.; 611) •.; e o r " The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-owe, 0 10 r# 4 Du. Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, Lon al' 4 0 4, A L'o Piccadilly; 60, Gracechurch-street • 330, „ l OW , / 4, Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill; 49, nis b t 7 63 0; 1 55, Charing-cross; 54, Upper Baker-stres;o; ;OA Oxford-street ; 89, High-street, Cfmderl 3 ,f tr eet; :Cift` mall; 7, Pall-mall-East ; 132, New Boa': •Y Su,o comb-street ; 13, King William-street, U , ' ' s tres,.. 4 l/ street; 21, Cockspur-street •' 95 Farring 6l° !,Ao—`"_, Paul's Churchyard ; 6, Edward-street,* ------- • -- BIRTHS. irr OF A SON. t ° P ~ ,O l On the 23d inst at 31, Glocester-cresee° ' t , C ' Mrs. Edward F re d er i c k B ur t on . i. pa. , 0 , On the 21st inst., at 45, Devonshire -Pr" it, al place, Mrs. T. Reynolds. ff ° ' . On the 21st inst., at Mavisbank Hotis ° P ii o Arbuthnot. u l tr OF A DAUGHTER. p'iDlW r C)l ) On the 20th inst., a t 70, E a t on - sq uare, / p of J. H. Manners Sutton, Esq., MX- h o i-f e oil On the 21st inst. at Shidl H a nts, t - e Wainwright, R.N. e ' ' 4. liff B " On the 22d i ns t ., a t 1 7 Al b emar l e -stre o-1 ~, thwayte, of Southwick F ; ark, Hants. '5l, M A R R I E D. for olf r-0c1 ii ,7, ,1 1.1!, On the 21st inst., at St. George's, Ill ahlre e ''' . 9 l e Ledwell Taylor, sq., of St. George's-to:XI 'of rib , and Broadstairs, Kent, to Harriet Ann f e rn e a ' s P l ' . 40 1 ' Bucks, youngest daughter of the late T' °- re. vie' M.D., of Devonshire-street, Devonshire-001000;i i On the 21st inst., at St. Pancras, Joie / votiogetO, Madras Horse Artilery, to Caroline, tp°,lao.o4°l daughter of Michael Pearson, E s q., of Ga - , DIED. re, tlial if, On the 21st inst., at 38, Belgrave' sqll9 5 0 1 4 r Geo- - er Louisa Molyneaux, aged 58. .. 1 - ;or- ( n4l' i On the 21st inst., in Cadogan-place, 0 . 9 ,J COO . " i f Honry Cornwall, Assistant-Master ,of the i 4 ' her Majesty, aged 55. WM/ ~ot, 0 4, On the 21st inst., at 1, Upper Harley-,ors,. 0, of Capt. John Surman, later of the 15thr 1 4, - toll ° I, On the 2 ) (1 inst., at 18, Queen's-row, -L . - i d 10' Solomon, Esq., age d 78 . Tboo o°P. ,t, s l ;„ /C { On the 21st inst., at Notting hill, gr . of Uxbridge, aged 4`2. - A . t. a l i s : On the 20th inst., at Bitham House, 23- " ° f• Oh' 0 411 Blnbury, ~ Zi P 77. Joseph Knight, Esq., forn3erlf ° ~. t s too- , On the 12th inst at Coldharbour ,WLie- .%!/ , aged 72. 'i l --------..-------___-- 40'"? , rrfari 14 0 0 LONDON: Printed and Publisb6d by D OMb., -00, Ow' _.4 ' of No. 112, Strand; Printer, at The Su , the Strand, in the Precinct of th e SavaYt i ll Middlesex, Tuesday, July 24, 1855. and ev e EePrese nt ry ati at 3 o'clock. 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