The Sun. — London, England, 1855-04-09 00:00:00

. 1 . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ~..... • THE SIT NT,, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 185 5. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ' PRICES OF SHA.RES , COUNTRY .4IAREETS. SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURN ALS ' p ie it adh eres to the fallacy that legislation knows bet- ; comparately trifling wound be right, Mr. Annesley, ac- ' AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR Mel. ROIL a> IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- . ••• ter than capital itself in what form it is best for it cording to any principle known to civilians, should have NORFOLK. ROME CIRCUIT.-KINGSTON, APRIL 7. PANIES' STOCK. ____.___, _ HADDINGTON CORN MARKET-APRIL 6.i 'THE SORTIE OF MARCH 22. to be employed ; and in point of . practice it secures received more generous treatment from the War-office. - The deeply hardened earth yielded sooner than was ex- THE QUEEN V. HASLEWOOD AND OTHERS.-THE NEW From the . Official Lzst. (From the Times. of this day.) to the capitalist, by virtue of his capacity as a lender, all The sameapefkrentlyunequal distribution reignsthrough pected to the combined influence of shower and 'sunshine STEAM -BOAT PIER AT LONDON BRIDGE. First wttEAT. &Miff Om's. Int .1 " . •• 78s Od 1 403 Od 36s Oct , 52s 1114 ` - PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, his rights, as a creditor, in case of failure-rights which, out the whole list. Ensign Braybrook gets 471. 18s. id. ,ed The accounts of the engagement in the lines before if he were a partner with limited liability, he Would not for a musket-ball in his right thigh, while Captain Ber- and strong wind, and bythe commencement ef th ' e present This was an indictment preferred by Mr. Fenning, the a l LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1855. Second 72s 3d. i 35s Oci. 32s 3d 46s a e quantity of wheat in market, 282 qrs.„ 2 66s Od I 31s 'Od I 30s 6d 44s 4 " Sebastopol fought in the night of the 22d of March have of course possess. Let us put a case. A merchant who keley, of the Scots Fusileer Guards, receives 2821. 17s. month various farming operations which had been long proprietor of the extensive premises known as Pennine,' . Th T ir o c t l al has realised a fortune in trade, is anxious, when retiring 6d. for a musket-ball in the right leg . Both of these • 251 sA I now reached us, from our "own sources of informati on, suspended were resumed again with all possible activity, wharf, London-bridge, against Mr. Haslevvood, the from IS end Raglan's despatch, published in a supplemen- but with frequent interruption from severe frost. UP chairman of the Iron Steam-boat Company ; Mr. Bur- ~ PP PP , barley . „ 456 qrs., 421 E old from business, to serve a young man of good capacity officers are thrown into the same d category of " severely ' oats 312 qrs., 262 a ea PP OP AVERAGES PER men:Leo otta i rne q u rs . " tart' Gazette, and from General Canrobert's report to the and conduct who has been for some time in his employ - wounded. To Captain M'Donal ,of the 9.2 d Foot, is to the present moment, the keen air has so counteracted net', the superintendent of the Citizen Steam-boat Coin- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount beams French Minister of War. There is still, however, con- mat ; a small business presents an opportunity, and he awarded the sum of 2111. 7s. 11d. fo . r a musket ; ba . ll in in a great"measure the effects of a warmer sun that few, piny ; and two labourers named Fall and Boyle, for Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ~ PP `PP siderable obscurity in the narratives before us ; Lord i s w aling to advance a thousand pounds to set him up his left foot •; white Lieutenant Cahill, of the 49tn, re- indeed, are the indica ti ons of returning sprint. Our having created a nuisance and obstruction on the river , Annum. Share. , Wheat, 31. 12 3 4-12ths Barle ...1/. 15 0 10-12 f ,le Oats, ... 1/. 12 3 9-12ths i Beans, ..... 2/. 6 2 0.12 1 Is I y, Raglan's despatch and the letter of our own corres- i n trade. It is perfectly reasonable that he should have ceives 711. 17s. id. for a musket•ball in his right foot, fields still look very bleak arid barren, our gardens cold Thames. X s. d. X s. d. pondent are in some respects contradictory, although we somewhat more than four per cent. for his money, if Both these officers, again, are returoed as among the and unattractive. We seek in vain on sunny banks for the The defendants placed upon the record a plea of " Not British •• •• .... •• •• .. _ _ - - must give the preference to the non-official communica - the undertaking prospers. Owing to the energy of his "severely" wounded. pale primrose and sweet-scented violet; and hear not at guilty." Ditto Provincial .... 71. .230020 0 0 20 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 14 tion for precision and lucidity; and neither of them ell - protege, and partly, perhaps, to influences exercised We trust that nothing we mayr have said upon this early morn the cheerful notes of our favourite thangsters. Mr. E. James, Q.C., Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., and Mr. Brighton ,. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-Aron 5. , tirely corresponds with the circumstances related by the in his favour, the business thrives for several years, matter may be construed, either by our readers or by the All nature appears! still wrapped up in the mantle of Lush, were counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. M. Chain- ;ealutal (3d Cat.)... 4/. Os. )500043 10 0 -- Qrs. - "Best. " Current. Infee ior• French General. These discrepancies may, however, and the old gentleman pockets his eight or nine per gentlemen whose names we have mentioned, to mean that • winter. For the first few days of the month the weather bens, Q.C., Mr. Ballantine, and Mr. Bevil!, were for the neu 41. ea too 0 o 150 itable-• - .... •• .. 21. 16s, 50 0 0 all 20 % ,133 Wheat 76a • Oil be be explained by the confusion attending a night eyg a g e- cent. Then comes some fatality, leading at last to failure. we look upon the higher rates of 'compensation as excel- softened considerably, the wind being S.W., but a defendants. tc3 te e t a t i ne L n o. t n. r d al .o.n. ... :...• •• •• 71 - per cent. 10 0 0 all 34s 81 oos Od .... ..... 263 In c ; byrinth ot . meat, scattered over different - parts of a la Third parties look for a dividend at least out of capital sive. Our onlyregret isthat _ the subalterns , whose wounds change on the 6th to the N.E. lowered the temperature This prosecution arose out of the erection of a pier Imlierial .. • ......... 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all Independent ....... • • 51. 40 0 0 91 _ 271 Barley 37s ed ..... ..... 00s Od siege works. We shall, however, endeavour to extract or the stock which represents it : without the capital may be quite as severe as those received bY the superior again, and it has since continued in nearly the same under the first arch of London-bridge, on the east side, London.... -•••• •• • • - 50 0 0 Pt 53 Peas & beans 49s Od 1 0 1 3 143 483 Oats . 00s Od. 42s Va he oc- there had not been the stock, and without the stock officers, are net more adequately compensated for the. 25 from these reports a more connected version of t quarter. Last week the ground was frequently covered by the defendants, for the use of the passengers by their Do., Part. Preference Gi. per cent. 125 0 0 1. carrences of this eventful night. they had not given credit ; but instead of the thou- injuries they have received in the set vine of their coon- with snow, and at times very cold. To-day is bright boats, and which the prosecueor alleged not only inter- p -.co ax ,•- ........., 4/. per cent. I mit, 60 0 0 50 0 0 . 2 8 li, 81 . 100 0 0 - 90 0 0 tO ABERDEN(A.rnte 5. sand pounds' worth being available amongst them, the try. We are quite convinced that, in any case, the and cheerful, after' a right's frost of extreme severity. fered with him in his business as a wharfinger, but that j e t itt e t ci 1/. ss. 50 0 0 all 20 In that part of our correspondent's letter which was United eneral .• •• • • ' Potato oats 21s Ocl to 25s Od / written on the 21st of March, and consequently more lender of it comes in as a creditor, and demands his pro- best paid among these officers would bave been more This has not been a very dry month, 1.47 inches of by its encroaehing upon the waterway of the river was Westminster Chartered s'. per cent. 150 0 0 3934 10 7i 0, - Common oats 23s Od to 24s 03 f 401bs per busheL than 24 hours before this attack, an observation is made, portion: Now, without going the length of saying that liberally dealt with by a jury had he received his wounds rain having fallen in ten days, We are truly sorry also an obstruction and inconvenience to the public who Ditto ! New ........ 51. per cent. !50 0 0 Bore - 30s Od to 31s Od 1 " les that "the ease with which the Russians get in between we would prevent this being done, we are quite pre- by a railway collision or other accident. There is one -to say serious apprehensions exist about the growing WATER-WORKS. . Barley 30s Od to 31s Od f "''' OP 112 s. 'lit the advanced and second parallel on the , left attack is a works ; ' and it is also pared to argue against making a law which would rep- terrible incident connected with the services-of the Bri- crop of wheat, from great loss of plant, particularly Wheat, red (spring)sBs Od to 62s Od der such anomalous proceedings the neceesary condition tish officer which is suggested by this document, and ha thered o ce i s a e s i l o r e n a t d o y n e a e v e i ga piert e i on n the It 'vv upperill be side recollectedofthe arch, the. - ' white 67s Od to 703 Oil Dividend Amount proof of the weakness of our vr" had for ditty in the on weak, poor soils ; indeed we have already heard of but in order to -obviate the inconvenience and danger to Si Paid. Price. shown that the number of men we as it Y. e of anonymous investment of capital. Perfect freedom which is a singular anomaly in our system of purchase. some being ploughed up, and much that it is feared will persons who had to cross the crowded thoroughfare for Name of Company. Annum. hare. Oatmeal 13s 3d to 195 Od per boll. trenches was insufficient, inasmuch lace then) 30 paces apart. These elm:tine- Capital is, in the main, very well able to take care of wound, but that his family do not receive back the full -d s. d. Xs. d. necessary to p it is only by close inspection a few eiekly-looking plants that the directors of the two companies above mentioned RETAIL PRICES. 1 62110 s „ London 2s 9cl to 2s 10d Barley flour,l4lb.Os to land stances may in some degree explain the vigour and tern itself ; and the fewer laws upon the statute-book for its value of his commission if he be absolutely killed ?He can be seen ; but grew; caution and judgment ought to be had caused the pier in question to be erected, thus ens- - Flour 68% „ . • exercis d thin plant sometimes proves the most pro- Wing passengers to come up the steps! of the bridge on 78 Oatmeal,l4lb.ls 10d to is 11 „ dust, Os to OsiOd porary success of the aortic made by the enemy. But between the c protection s r , 3eiti at the expense of other interests the may have paid, in various payment. , 10,0001. or 15,000/. - gent...- • • ductive, and at present it is too early decide post-Grand a Junction .... -I 4 . per cut. 50 0 0 all the east side, without cros-ing the road. A good deal Lambeth ........ •... ; - 100 0 0 - - • Berenice' ~ 15 7d to is 8d per lb 1 -td to2d here we remark a singular discrepancy better. With regard to what are called special provi. for his commission, but as soon as Lis heart's blood has Lord Raglan and that of our correspondent. , - - - - Peasemeal Os Od to 2s nd S hi ' s, Os to OseBd. report of , ions, under which mercantile associations with limited dyed the ground all this is confiscated, and the helpless tieely on the•extent cf injury received, the wheat being of opposition, it will be remembered, was manifested by Newßiver Company - , 2L 10s. 1) 6 4-Ib. 10af...9d. 1 2-Ib. 10af...4id. The Field-Marshal states that " the night of the 22d so unusually backward. With genial weather, it would the wharfingsre and others in the vicinity when the pierDO liability might be formed, it is ease' to see that every creatures who may be dependent on his life for support whicher dark, and the wind so high that firing undoubtedly improve much, and on fine doe soiled wheat was erected, and the City authorities were applied to for Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - . Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s Ed to 41. w took place, and which was very heavy, could comprehensive statute framed in this spirit must embody are reduced to beggary. If we must have a system of many complicated regulations respecting the registry of purchase, at least let us abolish, without delay, so...fie- land; and even on much that is not so, it may eventually, their sanction, as conservators of the river, to its being Iv est Middlesex ...... 5/.los. pr'ct. 61 0 0 - DOCKS names Beef, per lb PLIOFISION MARKET. scarcely be heard in the British camp ; ' our correspon- names, dates, places, and descriptione of trade. Everyone grant an anomaly as this. we trust, be found fully planted ; but a late harvest may allowed to remain. It appears,' however, that no saris- . Dividend Amount ed to 9d.. Butter, p lb. Os 10d to Os 12 & dent notes, on the contrary, from one half-hour to an- Name of Company. , A per of Paid. Price. be expected, which is generally unfavourable to iodic- factory conclusion was come to, and in the result the Mutton, per lb. 6d to 8d Eggs, p doz. Os 10d to all A. other, the terrific sights and sounds he himself wit- of these, howevercarefullvand honestly framed; will prac tically prove a trap in which the unwary will be liable toe • nnum. Share. 7el to 9d Hens, p pair 3s 6el to 48 lld d and beard from Cathcart 's-hill, in front of the SPORTING NOTES. tion. Top dressing will be extensively applied, and we present prosecution was institnted, with a view to try _ Itel , Se need scarcely recommend heavy rolling. All spring crop- the question of the legality of the pier. en s. (I. X S. d. Pork, per 1b.........5d to 6d Chickensdo. 2s 6d to 38 i Xl• d Fourth Division-the flashes of musketry, the curved be caught when least expecting it ; and by means of ____-. Bight of the shells, the roar of the heavy guns, and the which, upon the other hand, designing and over-reaching men will constantly be able to compass their own die- SCRAPS FROM NEWMARKET • sowing, and barley just commenced. All soili work having explained to them the nature of the in he ping is late, Beans, peas, and oats are only just finished Mr. J ame s °Pene d the ease bridle' to the jury, and Commercial •• .• •• 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. • - Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducks, do., Os 0(1 to Oa . D East v. o id unii. ve;s:t . lndi . ;.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - Grouse, per brace Os to Os Ducklings,do Os Od to Os iiild 20s. per sh. - - - Tallow, p stone, 1s to lined. Turkeys, each4s Od to 55 Od crescent moon in the clear starlit sky. The men The aspect of affairs at head-quarters is not very cheer- admirably, the lend being in a loose, dry, friable state, said it appeared to him that the question to be disposed London .• •• • ... - • _.- " 10114 Potatoes, per peck, 9d to 10d Geese, do., 4s Od to 5e c a thronged to the front from their tents, although the honest ends. You may register the names of partners in a bank, the place of whose business never changes, in, „• The " special," which left London at half-past one but the 'work progresses slowly,' from the: sharp frosty of was really one of law, and that, in the end, it would Ditto Bonds 4l, per cent. - - Butter for exportation (present cure - per ewt-Os Od to 8i /0 night waefar spent, to watch the progress of the fight, and the nature of whose beteiness is easily capable of --e - ' mornings. Small seeds are dear, and but few seen of fine be for his lordship to say whether the' erection of 81% - Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen . . Od to 7Ani and the greatest excitement prevailed in the camp. Yet senetntable definition ; but there is no similitude or arrived here about four o'clock, conveying only a coin- quality. The lambing season is drawing to a close ; the this pier, under one of the - arches of Lendon-bridge, 20 0 0., 12 0 0 - , this is the night of which Lord Ra g l a n s tates that it was eralleliem between a bank's transactions - and rho infi- paratively few turfiten Not half-a•dozen gentlemen fall has been ,generally good, and the lambs strop d andthem such an close to numerous wharves, an where ero was tf' •o t ;if hau ti n i a p r t i o a n e :: :‘: :.: : : 3 41 , p f e s r p e e e r a c t : DUBLIN-APRIL 7. se dark and windy that the firing of heavy guns could P nitely diversified varieties of industry and trade. It is by sportsmen were in the train. No bustle, no activity healthy, but the loss of ewes in many instances tons i- enormous ' nuisance andobstruction traffic, was not a - ... - sz; per cent. BRIDGES. 50 Sto , ek. 0 50 - 0 0 scarcely be heard in the British camp, ant that it is prevails; nothing to mark the advent of a busy meeting, derable. How they are to be fed for the next month by the priblie, and, on that ground, Ought to be removed. Dividend Amount White wheat, 39s 01 to 42s Od ; red ditto, 36s to 40 , at;: the very power of ready and judicious adaptation of difficult to speak with certainty of what occurred. enterprise to the ever-shifting wants and demands of many, even with a heavy outlay for artificial food, is aHe said be really did not believe that there was any Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. barley, 13s 6d to 18s 9d ; oats, 13s 6(1 to 15s Od ; rapesec dr A duller "Craven" Sunday my remembrance cannot Annum. Share. 278 Od to 28s 6d per bpi; oatmeal, 14s 6(1 to. 16s 6d - bake re The.firing undoubtedly was heard and seen from the the day, that commerce grows and thrives ; and the question we should have been at a loss to answer. We substantial' answer to the indictment, and that his - flour, `l.2s 6d to 26s Od, per cwt; Imdau corn, 43s Od to 46'. (id . British camp, though the sound may possibly not have attempt to provide for all this by registration accord. parallel; ttie different inns and hotels are devoid of are fortunately spared that difficulty, its solution having learned friend merely b " makin an eloquent speech, X s. d. X E. d. - reached the Field - Marshal's head -quarters. Bat, in nig to forme in the schedules of an Act of Parliament . gueste, and time han-gs heavily on the hands of expectant been given is a long letter in our local pipers of last and detailing • 1' y h d b per 4891b5. any case, it was very difficult to report with accuracy must assuredly prove as chimerical as it would be to waiters and landlerds. The long straggling street is week, which we have no doubt excited 0 r..at intereet and derived by the public from the erection of the pier in Southwark ...... •• • . - 100 0 0 - - ~he -atantages w hi ch e suppose to e Hurexerford ........_ . - - - 12 - r what had occurred, because the principal effort of the require an account to be kept by way of debtor and deserted, even the esual group of idlers is' not to be attention-perhaps even something more. It apeenre question, would endeavour to induce theejury to give a 33i SEABORNE MAILS. Waterloo enemy was maniesty directed against the French part' creakier of - all the good and evil thoughts and all the that chopped straw " Warned " ma y he most'prolicably Verdict for the dr fondan.te. He need not, however, he Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. IL 14s. Bd. GO 0 0 - - Seen at Bailey's corner. A cold, boisterous wind, in- win of the approaches . On the right of our own position. mixed sad mingled motives 'that ass daily through • 7 •• A. • need for feeding purposes, particul%l7 fe l re,'eWe ' S.,aed said, remind the jury that the law would not sanction Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per_ cent. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. it. Ills. 4d. 40 0 0 - -- The Russians first fell, with a force of 15 battalions of the head of a Doctor of Divinity. We hope, therefore, deed, confines people to their homes ; heavy laden, lcricl lambs even without the aid of " corn, ineal , rii 1.. k " d . '•It0 d t Te irg 00 -- 23 (N signifies that the mails are sent from the deneral Post-offal ' , y the night-and al by the moraine--eteseateb.) 1,000 men each, moving in two columns, upon the head that when Mr. Cardwell's bill becomes generally known, clouds are gathering ominously, and altogether the wee- We must confess the announcement seme s ieleat 41Lftl ' ed convenience and 'debts of the pnblic for the aceonirnode- of the sap which the French are driving forwards on 'he it will prove to be lee; encumbered with conditions of , ther has a dreary, winterly aspect. us, particularly coming from a distric, su stronelv iIESC- tion of one pertion of it, and therefore if it was shown * J . OI NT- I S 6 I' . OOK l' 7 1 0 .1:1% . 3 - Dividend i Amount Gay when ta ;tit it, From WI at When right of the Mamelon. The attack was made with fierce this kind than we instinctively apprehend. The more The reported " bolting" of the Hon. F. V., one of the e'ated in our minds with " blowing sands " that even to. their satisfaction that this pier really did obstruct the t:.t p r::: :i w f, c r if s h u lci pi Ze s y s i . ott i g i li „ , %v e e o v u er ia: nut Vai N ix ,, l m eall e: .. 0 . o . L . an . y.. per 1 of Paid. Price. • COrISTRTEII. in flanerai POs::'- Port due in s shouts and extreme fury, and General Canrobert state), the subject is investigated, the more will safety be found stewards of the Jecitey Club, and welt known on the been well m e - v t.ll i. r d i t v f e , r nd la ; i , g n li ti wx re it ,u l7 . ld be their duty to say that the Annum. i Share. , ....-----•-- . oMcci, London.* Diapatche<l. !.n_ land. ..• that the enemy were thrice driven back by the 3 i to consist in simplicity. But, as we have already said, , . dent a very sees hie and practical man,, ---- I X s. d. 4 s. d. vmeriea(Deicrit.paeers :f.very Cri,•ay .. . Liverpool ..Each 4 LI 01 1 Zocavea. The Russians, however, succeeded at last in tee project of the member for the City of Oxford, if it turf for the influence which he exercised over that body, 4° 0 0 all 80 Ana:tics. i cy United Sts sti alasla.. .•• • • crave author edo net -Se • -1 tr guilt - e irincluall • watfrirlen and lighter- wu • .. .. 20/. per cent. _ve al a .e. e , 1 1 y forcing a passage on the left of the French para,llel, proves to be at all like that which rumour describes it te and his connection with a. certain nobleman's s stud in doubt he has experienced the benefits teem his practice men were then exam : ne , l and their evidence went to British North American 61. per eent.,l eri 0 o e ea% rennet .•..•• •• • •e . ••- • - • •••• Liverpool ... April II; which they turned ; they then passed along the parallel b.., is an important advan - e towards the end we desire training at Newmarket, is the engrossing topic of con- he stated, which we are sure many eel!' be, but too , •alio' kl,• the, the pier obstructed the -landing, place or steps Commercial of London. 3/.. per r cent. ). 1 0 0 g g 0 2 2 0 1. ;, ) _____ ~ , , , 7 ,i ,,,, 1. (by U. st,,t. till they came to the British right, where it is connected t, see attained-namely, the entire emancipation of the eena,tion. His defalcations are talked about freely, and happy to follow, and thank him ticettly . fir the tug- at - the bridge, en-I- that it rendered it very - difficult for Col omal •.... - - .... •. 4/ ••••• • • • • • oDuthampte.t. , l with the French works. Detachments of the 77th and lee/ of partnership from arbitrary and obsolete re- - 11 iv h ' V. h . , the y are aliened .0 ee 0. a seemingly fabulous extent, gen• ,as we., it e teem. N . „eel - many wherries to land the r p , ssengers at them. One of the. lonian ............... 61. per e cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Attiat ( r . alia ) i;ria . - gouth Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. _ _ - nt.' N ( I, 1:) . 20 al(1, 3 ° V ' - aniPte.l).•-• -•••-•:, •• r" •-••• •• •. •• Southampton'Apr;l 97th Regiments (British) occupied this position, and strictions. complaints of potatoes and beet being much injured by witnesses stated that while rowing a gentleman and a London and County .. 2'......•.. • Dover ...... , A northern nobleman is said to have claims upon 4im to 20 0 O ( 0 4% ' ! Ditto tt" ( N i l 4 6 ' l a a r e " o " [ -, !. ) (4 though taken for the moment both in flank and rear, the Will the Whig Peer do as much, or more, for the ~ frost. From the extreme scarcity off eed, keeping sheep . sick youth who were golf) , to the railway, to the stairs, i iii. ler cent. ep 0010 0 0 27% 1,301 Z a .. • , 1 , ) ... .. i.. ••• uneert titi gallant fellows of the 97th repulsed the attack at the liberation of trade than the Aberdeenite manufacturer's the extent Of - many thousands, while. the owner of cer- are selling at lower prises ; useful hoggets, of fair size his boat was nearly upset by getting foul of the quarter . E F ' r e o n vin n cial ef Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4”, i, Africa (West ' Coast)..l'. aid of the C1it.11:1 , .• Plymouth .. April 6 point of the blyonet, in which Captain. Vickers, who son ?Itis a fair field for emulation ; add for our p a rt •tain provincial favourites now in the betting finds him- and well-heed, may ha botight at from 238. to 32e. , and of the dummy of the pier. It appeared, however, on Ditto, New.• •..••. •- 8 Lper cent. 10 0 0 all - Alexandria...: ...... N i,_?,2 .2 4, , & 30 e . .' • Dover ...... 1 Londe, 11 0 1 i, l i N t e s s t t o m e i k n . s . tr . 4 1 6 1 .. percent. Peree 100 0 0 behaved with distinguished bravery, was unhappily killed. we shaw heartity cheer on that candidate for naluetrial self in the unenviable character of a creditor to nearly fat ones at 42?- to 465., with a very slow demand for the cross-examination that the der created b '' National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - , 1it.. , xanc1ria..........'M rrth of Ttll,t,. Southampton 'ger was Y " Lie Nat. Provincial of Eng. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 3a 0 0 - daharnas ........... SA 17th of the month Southampton While this combat was going on upon the right -the favour who shall deserve it best. When good measures a similar amount. There are other ramoure, which, for former. We heard of a large fieckmaster who made 275. gentleman pus',ins , his umbrella against the dummy, Ditto, New .... •• • • 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Belgium ...• .• .... -13 I Nor ••••••• • • • • • Dover ...... Daily . - • enemy also succeeded in penetratinato our second parallel are in question, we cannot afford to consider whence , obvious reasons, e cannot at present refer to. The Per- of ,part of his Limbs kilt summer, and sold the remainder and the force of the tide drew him over upon the sou oriental. Bank Corpora. nee p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all - i3razil ..............N 9 th of the month • • Southampton Aprll 16 on the left, called the Green Hill attack, and they t h e y c om e ; but as Lord Stanley of Alderley was Vice - Pre - the other day at 28s. In truth, ghee will be found • d pwi to and so caused the boat to he nearly capsize .It ap 14- p ct.& be. 25 0 0 „ 39 - Buono Ayres -- - -31/9th et toenionti,.. South impton Union of Australia.... 30.. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0,. 0 6614 Cape ot flood hope ...ls Various ports Uncertata • likewise reached our mortar battery on the left front of sident under Mr. Cardwell, ha must of course have kisses, the Redgra,ves, and others Barely keep noble have pain b cif I t• •• bblf t h T d h • fll h • that aI, or nth ern - 1g , pro ay a ogoets wi i peered from t a testimony oa t e witnesseswhen Ditto ..... ......... 311. per cent. - 210 0 - Cape of:Good Hope ...b cur right attack. Fortunately, Lieutenant-Colonel Tyl- sanctioned and approved all that his late chief contem- company, but this was the unkindest " cut" of all, do the best ; these arenoW making in Smithfield to it was flood the tide ran very strong at this spot, and Union of London ..... 1101. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - Care de Vends ......N 9th a the mon th Southampton den, of the Engineers, succeeded in bringing up with Fated doing' this respect ;he cannot, therefore, now Rambling, Katie arrived thin morning, and her fine 7d. per lb. out of their wool. Fat beasts are not selling inshore d • f the • 1 • n 1 • the Union °f in ,an in consequence o liter c mums ling e Madrid ... •• I - 40 0 0 all - Ceylon (see India) • great promptitude detachments of those fine regiments, 1 that he is chief of the department, think of proposing to slapping appearance has tended somewhat to remove scr well, few making a clear 7s. 6d. per stone. The chaenel or waterway, it was with considerable difficulty - South Australia ...... 1 CANALS. . Ceylon .. .. ..'........N Channel Isles .........N Mon ~Wcd.,&Fri, . . Southampton ru.Tb. II i the 7th Fusiliers and the 34th, which had been at work do less, and, if he is a wise man, he will resolve upon en- autumn-bought beasts can pay nothing. At the corn- that a bargecould be brought up, as it is technically _ that prejudiee which was so unequivocally evinced - Chili.- -......- .. le id se 17th of merit' Seuthampton bard by, and there troops advanced with so much stead;- deavouring to do still more. We ca nn ot suppose that - mencement of the month a fall in the value of wheat of termed, at the rosecutor's wharf. of .; ' ie Dividend China .... . Once a month.... April 4 against her yesterday. Indeed many persons seem at aNames of o .ie Dividend Price , per Constantinople .......e 8,13,18,23,&28 Min Dover ...... nen and resolution that the Russians were ejected, and his new colleague, Mr. Bouverie, will throw any ob- ss. per or. took place, oocasioned bthe deathofthe P l 1 Names y fairly pitches' over the parapet, with but little firing on stacles in hie waY ;he ought to be the last person' to do loss to discover the on of the oppositiop which she Emperor of Russia ; but the panic subsided by the fol- intimation ' blearned 1 given y the court, thecounsel on Companies. a Annum. i num. w Cont. of Europe le St N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... ywieed , fil i t our part. The loss of these regiments was about 20 men so, for he has pretensions as a political economist to sus- has recently encountered, Their opinion is, that she lowing week; and prices regained their former level, and both sides conferred f together and after a good deal of --- 7 - - ----- - Egypt (see India) o X I • France .. M & N Twice daily...-. Dover ...... ywicee al / killed and wounded ; but it is feared that Lieutenant- tam, and lie will have to undertake the conduct of the will not only run for the Column Stakes, but that she have remained since without much alteration, the best discussion among themselves it was announced by his Ashtn &Oldh - 63 71. p. et. - Macclesfield - . 100, 21 - 103 . 81 % Gibraltar .. 4 17 • • .... -.31 ,7, , 20, 27 ofm. Southampton April 6 Colonel Kelly, of the 34th, whom Lord Raglan only re - measure, whatever it be, in the House of Commons, • - • • red making 70s. per qr. ; but a great flatness prevails, lordship, that all parties had agreed that the further Barnsley• •.• 1601 - - Neath .• •• • • 1001 161. 150 Greece (see India) will win. Little Bonnie Morn has not apparently grown ports as missing , was in fact killed, and Captain Bro,.vne, with Mr. Cardwell and Mr. Gladstone watching him produced by the . uncertainty of the future. Baxley hearing of the ' ease should stand over to the 24th April ; Brknk& Abrg 1.5 e! 4/. 60 Oxfifrd i . •• • • 100 j _l3!. lE areetown ,„ .......,N and & 17th of mon. Southampton April 1 ince lastyear. Acrobat seems in capital an inch s a son of Lord Kilmaine, was mort a lly wounded. Mean- from below the gangway. Of the ultimate result of thefettle, has been a dull sale without alteration in price; but more an intimation at the same time being given that there Birmingham 1 •10 24,1.. 20992 Peak teg F! env o s r . e . s . t . . 78 bl i rs. 15 aa a n y t a b n u i r i g2 ..: ..........N Tuesday 'la i rd: ti t Frita3 l London ..... i' while the French, who had retired on their reserve., controversy regarding the law of limited liability, there and he will be, the only formidable competitor that the animation Love exists, w ith an u p war d tendency-its was a. probability that •in the meantime some arrange- ~ se v r ie , r ;try. ......•. I : 51 1 6/. 84 Rochdale .. •• 85 1/. 10s. 60 Holland ....:::::: ..1.1 Daily....,- •..... rfOi t tr. a .t b . i',fir4 rallied with grea t energ y , fell upon th e enem y and drove is no longer any room, for doubt. The principle is car- Findon Flyer, Virago, will meet for the Port Stakes, present value 28s. to 325. per qr. The corn trade is go- rent would be made that would obviate the necessity of Ellsmre&Clis 6912 N p • et. - Somrset Coal 140 - lioniuras __ _ •••• al 17th of the month. Southampton April 1 him bask - so far towards the Mamelon that they were r i e d in public opinion ; and if the present Government The demonstration made against St. Hubert on veined by no fixed principles •it is often influenced by any further proceediege. Grandienctn 100 . 4/. pr. et. 50 Do, Lk FdSt 12 - • - India (vlaSoutheanpL)M lth n 20th of mon. Plymouth .• Do-, 6 pr. Ct. 1061. pr. et. le Stftrd &Wore 1 40 , 281. 425 India (via Marseilles id 9th&2sth of month Dover ...... enabled to level and destroy nearly all the ambuscades du not reform the existing unjust and oppressive system, • Saturday is not a little perplexing. So far as the Two • , . , unaccountable impulses and frequently runs counter to r- -- ••••••••••••••••••1 grad Surrey 100' 21. 103. 48 Shrewsbury.. 125 - lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mon D0ver....... or rifle pits. It is to this part of the engagement that their successors assuredly will. the current of general opinion. In regard to future sup- Grand Ullion , 100 11. Os . 121,4 Stoarbridgo.. 1 45 121. 285 Ireland ........M & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead : .. twice(' OW • Thousand is concerned it possesses, in my opinion, no General Canrobert's telegraphic despatch more particu-' - . • ' - a plies, when welone at the immense incrtase in the steam- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Kennt & Avg' 39 68. Od • - Severn and 7 . 2/. 28 Lieb0n,.............53 7,9, 17, &270 f m. Southanaptca. April 1. 6 - larly referred, and, although great numbers of lives were ominous significance. Some " stir" has, it is reported, threshing power of the country, and know that it all has •_-__...a--__ Lancaster .. 'lOO - - Wye Rail. 520 Madeira ............N Oth of the mouth Southampton ~ GRATUITIES TO WOUNDED OFFICERS. . Leeds &Livrp 100 25/. - Warwick & 7 Madeira ............N 23d of month .... Liverpool ... April 1,6 sacrificed on both sides, the result of this struggle seems been made in his stable, and certain parties have been been fully employed since harvest, in addition to the stillThursdaylast three men, Leicester .. • • 10f 51.4 59 Birming. CLERKENWELL.-On sialta (see India) ' to be that the relative position of both armies is precisely (From the Times of 'Saturday.) " warned " cut of the establishment. The exercise ground existing horse-threshing power, we come to the conch'. belonging to the Royal South Lincoln Militia, applied Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick tzl Volta .1`; 8.13, &28 of mon, D0ver...... April g 2/. 10 ' • • • • •• " • • ••• • what it was before. This attack, however, was one of If a man were asked to, sell in cold blood any one of sion, confirmed by the opinion of others, that less grainLoughborogh 142 'Ma 575 Napten.. 3 100 - Mauritius (see India) is closely watched by troops of touts, who are detected for the means of the fare of themselves and paying t unusual magnitude and importance. The Russian Gene- his limbs-either eye or both eves - both hands or both „ e , , . , of any description than usual at this time remains in the families to their h Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr i &/ .. 78 21. 125 2 51aur co lttus ..........g t, 2 1tt d tkf t t h te m niz i n t tl . l . ' h South ' ten Aplll 2 rals had brought eight battalions of fresh troops into the feet-or to consent to the introduction into any portion in all manner of curious positions, which they assume hands of the growers, which must now come slowly - - Billi e -. 10, Od 4% • Napa s . 51.1115th25thormon. Dover ••.... yto they had been turned out of barracks at Portsmouth, oseittiMwbry 100 - - wilts Brits; - . • town expressly to make it, and they evidently hoped to of his frame of a regulation musket - ball or leaden cone to avoid discovery. St ., Hubert is, however, well market from other pressing employments. because they would not be re-attested under the new New Z0a1and.......... By private safe „. Various pert. teneert eeia; destroy the approaches directed against the Malakhoff devised upon the Minis principle, in return for a certain guarded, and two policemen are constantly on duty. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Papal States .........N thlstll2sthofmon. Dover ...... Tower. In this attempt they utterly failed, and the loss amount of money, at what figure would he agree to A the NewmarketflkPld • much Amon- e o o y ore is mue fancied. WORKSOP. arrangement of the act of 1852, and desired to seek their homes as best they could, and that they and their fame- Dividend Amount Peninsula .... ...... Ai Ith l7 th27thottnon. SouthaaipE ol t hey sustained was undoulatedly very great. deal ? N'Ve may he singular in our views, but we should March has been rather a dry month, but very back- of Paid. Price. Perri .............. al 2d. Ar. 27th of mon. Southamptoi ' , i , In an ordinary siege, in which the garrison of the most certainly decline the transaction altogether-nay, nay, her the gossip of the Having loosely thrown together ward for vegetation, the temperature having been much lies were quite destitute. Mr. Tyrwhitt, on that oeca. Name of Company. per Annum. Share. Port Natal .... .• .. • • N By private ship.. , Various pertt' uneer 'A- - town is numerically weaker than the besieging army, the would rather step out et a Brougham onto the most town, I will redeem my promise by briefly referring to the below the average. Snow fell on three d • sten, relieved them and paid their fares from the poor- aye, amounting Tuscany' ............31 stoi6th2athotine,. Dover - _ .. £ s. d. X s. d. loss of men sustained by the Russians in these repeated deserted spot of Salisbury Plain, in the simplest form principal events appointed for decision. altogether to the depth of three inches; and rain . g box. The case having been reported in the papers on S turd v soon after Mr Cowie took his seat, Colonel .. 31. 10s. 500 0 o 50 0 0 - Venezuela „.........51 2d& 17th ofmentB Seat aampto, a.r, r it 1 Albion ...• •-• • • • • • 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% Van ple'nen'aLand (set sallies would be a serious injury to the defence of the of cal an which could be devised, denuded of all present The field for the Newmarket Handicap will, perhaps, days, the quantity of water registered by the rain a a " ' * • 71 14 6d ts ibthorp, M.P., entered the court, and being accomino- Alliance Brit. and For. . . . . . Australia) place ; but throughout these operations before Sebas- property or obvious expectations, than consent to any gauge beim. - 1 inch 14 parts-considerably below the etiata Marine .... - • 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 36% - be numerically insignificant. Quince maintains the e dated with a seat on the bench addressed his worship, ~_ n nnr ennt. 5 0 10 0 - West Indies .. 3l id& 17th ot merit!: ' gout mmptoi I April 1 topol the Russians .}cave conducted their defence :1.3 if such mutilation. The feeling is, we believe, a general averaota fall for M.,..,-.1, Th. ~,.... 4----.......- ...i .I._ - vc au ock.u.s.ua 1 a G. 1., lIGli 111U10 geuerous treaseuees 111.. 41.,) 1 • ....- , M.V... IN lone ester.. reenter, keens, U.i.!..-.13.1AN li.01:L/24, Itrii... r. 'THE SORTIE OF MARCH 22. to be employed ; and in poinu .. IT'''. . ------,p------ The deeply•bardened earth yielded sooner than was ex- From the . Official List. (From the Times. of this day. ) to the capitalist by virtue of his capacity as a lender, all I The sameapArentlyunequal distribution reignsthrough td t h 1.; d influence of shower and sunshine pec e o t e com ine STEAM-BOAT PIER AT LONDON BRIDGE. - PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. 1 his rights . , as a cr , editor, in case of failar . e-rights which, out the whole list. Ensign Braybrook gets 47/. 18s. id. THE QUEEN V. HASLEWOOD AND OTHEBS.-THE NEW F. and strong wind, and bythe commencement cf the present This was an indictment preferred by Mr. Fenning, the The accounts of the engagement in the lines before if he were a partner with limited liability, he Would not for a musket-ball in his right thigh, while Captain Ber- LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1855. 1 Sebastopol. fought in the night of the 22d of March have of course possess. Let us put a case. A merchant who keley, of the Scots Fnsileer Gnards receives 282/. 17s. month various farming operations which had been long proprietor of the extensive premises known as Fennine,s's . • eached us, from our 'own sources of information, suspended were resumed again with all possible activity, wharf, London-bridge, against Mr. Haslevvcod, the has realised a fortune in trade, is anxious, when retiring 6d. for a mnsket-ball in the right leg. Bo , th of these GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. nfroolrLsird Raglan's despatch, published in a supplemen- r e_ : irom onfoness, to serve a young man of good capacity officers are thrown into the same category of " severely , ' J but with frequent interruption from severe frost. - UP chairman of the Iron Steam-boat Company ; Mr. Bur- • ...a.................-----e. tary Gazette, and from General Canrobert's report to the and conduct who has been for some time in his employ- wounded. To Captain M'Donald of the 9_2d Foot is to the present moment, the keen air has so counteracted ney, the superintendent of the Citizen Steam-boat Coin- French Minister of War. There is still, however, con- ment ; a small business presents an opportunity, and he awarded the sum of 2111. 7s. 11d. ' fo . r a musket-ba . ll , in' in a great • measure the effects of a warmer sun that few, pa,ny ; and two labourers named Fall and Boyle, for Name of Company. per of Paid. rrice. sederable obscurity in the narratives before us ; Lord i s w aling to advance a thousand pounds to set him up his left foot ; white Lieutenant Cahill, of the 49tn, re- indeed, are the indicadons of returning spring. Our having created a nuisance and obstruction on the river , Annum. Share. , ___ Raglan's despatch and the letter of our own corres- i n trade. It is perfectly reasonable that he should have ceives 71/. 17s. ld. for a musket-ball in his right foot. fields still look very bleak arid barren, our gardens cold Thames. Dividend Amount X s. d. X s. d.l l pendent are in some respects contradictory, although we somewhat more than four per cent, for his money, if Both these officers, again, are retureed as among the and unattractive. We seek in vain on sunny banks for the The defendants placed upon the record a plea of "Not British •• ............ _ _ - _ must give the preference to the non-official communica - the undertaking prospers. Owing to the energy of his " severely" wounded. _ pale primrose and sweet-scented violet; and hear not at guilty." Ditto Provincial .... 71. 20 00200 0 ; 20 20 0 0 2.) 0 0 ! 14 tion for precision and lucidity; and neither of them en - protege, and partly, perhaps, to influences exercised We trust that nothing Iva may have said upon thia early morn the cheerful notes of our favourite emigsters. Mr. E. James, Q.C., Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., and Mr. I _. 9 tirely corresponds with the circumstances related by the in his favour, the business thrives for several years, matter may be construed, either by our readers or by the All nature appears still wrapped up in the mantle of Lush, were counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. M. Chain- a 4 ghoti ni • m.a.d.on -•• •• French General. These discrepancies may, however, and the old gentleman pockets his eight or nine per gentlemen whose names we have mentioned, to mean that winter. For the first few days of the month the weather hers, Q.C., Mr. Ballantine, and Mr. Bevil!, were for the A:gettable- •• .... •• •• 21. 16s. 50 0 0 all 29% softened considerably, the wind being S.W., but a defendants. Great central •• .. •• • 71 - per cent. 10 0 I) all 1 111,6 be explained hy the confusion attendinc , a night engage - cent. Then comes some fatality, leading at last to failure. we look upon the higher h rate h s o o s f O b or t pensation as exces )o3 rinth ot Th . meat, scattered over different - parts o c i a laby ird parties look for a dividend at least out of capital sive. Our onlyregret ist at tu a . erns, whose wounds change on the 6th to the N.E. lowered the tamperature This prosecution arose out of the erection of a pier • aatinental (3c1Cap . .)... 4 4 / 1 .. Ots.• 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 50 3 1 5 0 0 0 ---- 4 101.& 51 b . onus. 50 0 0 au I 40 0 0 91 - siege works. We !hall, however, endeavour to extract or the stock which represents it : without the capital may be quite as severe as those received by the superior again, and it has since continued in nsarly the same under the first arch of London-bridge, on the east side, n a i d e . n . C. ...• :: .... I: London.• .. -•••• •• •• _ 50 0 0 f t ... from these reports a more connected there had not been the stock, and without the stock officers, are net more adequate y p 1 com ensated for the quarter. Last week the ground was frequently covered by the defendants, for the use of the passengers by their Do., Parl. Preference 61. per crt. 25 0 0 •VP 25 l'•.m .ix ............, 4/. per cent. i 6O 0 0 50 0 0 2814 currences of this eventful night. version of the oc they had not given credit ; but instead of the thou- injuries they have received in the seevice of their conn- with snow, and at times very cold. To-day is bright boats, and which the prosecueor alleged not only inter- Ratcliff ..... _ •••• • 51 . 100 0 0 '9O 0 0 70 nvinced that in an case the In that part of our correspondent's letter which was and consequently more sand pounds' worth being available amongst them, the try. We are quite co , y , and cheerful, after' a right's frost of extreme severity. fered with him in his business as a wharfinger, but that e i n i re t e p r e i United General .• •• -1/. ss. 50 0 0 all 20 • lender of it comes in as a creditor, and demands his pro- best paid among these officers would have been more Westminster Chartered s'. per cent. 50 0 0 „ 39% written on the 21st of March, This has not been a very dry month, 1.47 inches of by its encroaohing upon the waterway of the river was than 24jhours before this attack, an observation is made, portion: Now, without going the length of saying that liberally dealt with by a jury had he received his wounds rain having fallen in ten days, We are truly sorry also an obstruction and inconvenience to the public who Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. !50 0 0 10 ti 0, - that " the ease with which the Russians get in between we would prevent this being done, we are quite pre- by a railway collision or other accident. There is one -to say serious apprehensions exist about the growing had occasion to navigate it. It Will be recollected that . WATER-WORKS. . pared to argue against making a lave which woirld ren- terrible incident connected with the services•of the Bri- crop of wheat, from great loss of plant, particularly there is already one pier on the upper side of the arch, .. , the advanced and second parallel on the „ left attaak he a der such anomalous cl . tl re , condition tish officer which is suggested by this document, and procee ings ie necessa on weak, poor soils ; indeed we have already heard of but in order to -obviate the inconvenience and danger to Dividend Amount proof of the weakness of our work h s ; f and it is also hese. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. of anonymous investment of capital. Perfect freedom which is a singular anomaly in our system of purc some being ploughed up, and much that it is feared will h dd th bf for i h dto cro s the crow e oroug are persons w o a s Annum. Share. shown that the number of men w h e as at i l or dttty in the 'on for a would be practically far more fair to all parties concerned. How is it that an officer is awarded comp ensati 1 f li have to be, many fields looking Bo bare and naked that the purpose of going to the railway station, it appears - trenches was insufficient, inasmuc t was somatimes -e s. d. X s. d. " paces apart. These circena- Capital is, in the main, very well able to take care of wound, but that his family do not receive back tre u it is only by close inspection a few sickly-looking plants that the directors of the two companies above mentioned necessary to place them 30 1 61. per mt. Stock. 100 East London - its If • dth f 1 on the statute-book for its value of Lis conamission if he be absolutely killed ? He e, an e ewer aws up can be seen ; but area: ca,utien and judgment ought to be had caused the ier in uestion to be erected, thus ena staaces may in some degrea explain the vigour and tem- Grand Junction .... - ,I 4 . per rt. 50 0 0 all es% porary success of the sortie made by the enemy. But e ~ I) eitic protection at the expense of other interests the may have paid, in various payments 10,0001. or 15,000/. 'is heart's blood has exercised, as a thin plant sometimes proves the most pro- Win ' P el ' h t ftl b 'dee on g passengers to come up te s eps o re n , 78 _ • a singular d p y iscre anc between the --• better. With regard to what are called special provi- for his commission, but as soon as h ductive, and at present it is too early decide posi- the east - side, without cros-ing the road. A good deal Lambeth ........ •... ; - 100 0 0 - here we remark da d the hI I Kent.... •• .......... '. 4% per cnt. 100 0 0 - -- - - aglan and that of our correspondent. . sions under which mercantile associations with limited dyed the ground all this is confiscate . , n e p ess a , riveey on the•extent ef injury received, the wheat being of opposition, it will be remembered, was manifested by Newßiver Company.. • 21. 10s. report of Lord R be de endent on his life for support Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% The Field•narshal states that " the night of the 22d liability might be formed, it is easy to see that every creatures,who may P h so unusually backward. •With genial weather, it would the wharfineers and others in the vicinity when the pier DO •- dark, and the wind so high that the firing comprehensive statute framed in this spirit must embody are reduced to beggary. If we must ave a system of undoubtedly improve much, and on fine deep-soiled wheat was erected: and the City authorities were applied to for - was very West Middlesex ...... 5/.los. pr'ct. 61 4 0 - DOCKS which took place, and which was very heavy, could many complicated regulaiions respecting the registry of purchase, at leeat let us abolish, without delay, so...fie- land; and even on much thet isnot so, it may eventually, their sanction, as conservators of the river, to its being scarcely be heard in the British camp ; " our correspon- names, dates, places, and descriptions of trade. Everyone grant an anomaly as this. we trust, be found fully planted ; but a late harvest may allowed to remain. It appears; however, that no satis- . Dividend Amount deet notes, on the contrary, from one half-hour to an- cstlyframed; will pare- _ 'be expected, which is generally unfavourable to produc- factory conclusion was come to, and in the result the Name of Company. per of . Annum. Share. -.,; I ...d. Price. other, the terrific sights and sounds he himself wit- of these, howevercarefullvand hon tically prove a trap in which the unwary will be liable to. ' SPORTING. NOTES. - tion. Top dressing will be extensively applied, and we present prosecution was institnted, with a view to try _ - nessed and heard from Cathcart's-hill, in front of the need scarcely recommend heavy rolling. All spring crop- the question of the legality of the pier. s£ s. 0. X s. d. Fourth Divisioa-the flashes of musketry, the curved be caught when least expecting it ; and by means of _______o__-. ping is late. Beans, peas, and oats are only just finished Mr. James opened the case briefly to the jury, and commercial .• •e - .. 41 pr cent. Stock Stock. ' - fligb . t, of the shells, the roar of the heavy guns, and the which, upon the other hand, designing and over-reaching men will constantly be able to compass their own ells- SCRAPS FROM NEWMARKET. sowing, and barley just commenced. All soils" work having explained to them the nature of the inquiry, he r cent. Stock. 20s • . ° per sh. - - - crescent moon in the clear starlit sky. The men honest ends. You may register the names of partners The asg,ect of affairs at bead-quarters is not very cheer- admirably, the land being in a loose, dry, friable state, said it appeared te him that the question to be disposed Loinsdon ... y .: • - " leig thronged to the front from their tents, although the in a bank, the place of whose business never changes, ire The"s •l" h . hl f L d t h lf pecia ,wiceton on as a -past one, but the 'work proaresses slowly,' from the: sharp frosty of wa,s really one of law, and that, in the end, it would Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - - 81 night was . fax spent, to watch the progress of the fig,ht, nd. the nature of whose aniainess is easily capable of n e' mornings. Small seeds are dear, and but few seen of fine be for his lordship to say whether the; erection of Bt. Katharinc) •• •• -•• 4_ per cent. Stock. o 5 - 0 0 Eult t v• o id un i t V r est Inc . ii • n 6; • - arrived here about four o'clock, couveying only a com- sonteempten and the greatest excitement prevailed in the camp. Yet :treatable definition ; but there is no ... similitude or quality. The lambing season is drawing to a close ; the this pier, under one Of the arches of London-bridge, this is the night of which Lord Raglan states that it was 11 r b twcen a bank ' s trawactions and tho infi- paratively few turfitera . Not balf-a-dozen gentlemen - para e ism e fall has been generally good, and the lambs strop d 1 a el h th ' h gan c ose to numerous w iarves, an w ere ero was sec se dark and windy that the finng of heavy guns could n a e ly diversified varieties of industry and trade. It is by sportsmen were in the train. No bustle, no activity healthy, but the loss of ewes in . many instarices comi- enorm ous 'traffic, was not a nuisance and obstruction to BRIDGES. Victoria ............ sz; per cent. 20 0 0• 12 0 0 - scarcely be heard in the British camp, anci that it is prevails ; nothing to mark the advent of a busy meeting. derable. How they are to be fed for the next month by the public., and, on that ground, Ought to he removed. Dividend Amorun the very power of ready and judicious adaptation of difficult to speak with certainty of what occurred. enterprise to the ever-shifting wants and demands of many, even with a heavy outlay for artificial food, is a He said he really did not believe that ,there was any Name of Company. per of Pail. Price. A duller "Craven" Sunday my remembrance cannot Annum. Share. The.firing undoubtedly was heard and seen from the the day, that commerce grows and thrives ; and the . question we should have been at a loss to answer. We substantial - answer to the indictment, and that his British camp, though the sound rna,y possibly not have attempt to provide for all We by registra,tion accord. parallel ; ttie different inns and hotels are devoid of are fortunately spared that difficulty, its solution having learned friend merely by' making an eloquent speech, X s. a. X E . d. - reached the Field - Marshal's head-quarters. Bat, in ing to forms in the schedules of an Act of Pariiament . guests, and time hangs heavily on the hands of expectant been given ift a long letter in our local papers of last and detailing the eadeantages which he supposed to be Hunrgerford .... •• .... s - _ - 12 any ea:re, it was very difficult to report with accuracy must assuredly prove as chimerical as it would be to waiters and landl2rds. The long straggling street is week, which we have no doubt excited er.-at intereetend derived by the public from the erection of the pier in Southwark ...... •• •• - t. 100 0 0 0 00 _ - _ what bad occurre,d, because the principal effort of the I require an account to be kept by way of debtor and deserted, even the esual grouls of idlers ja . not to be attentaen-perbaps even something more. It an - - 't • ld 1 t' 1 tl ea • t • e litere que3 ion, won ern eavour oim uce i jury o give a Waterloo 3N enemy was manifesty directed against the French part 1 creditor of . all the good and evil thoughts and all the seen at Bailey's corner. A. cold, boisterous • wind, in- that chopped straw " steamed " may be mosvpieratabiy Verdict for the dt fondants. He need not, however, he Ditto Old ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. GO 0 0 - - of the approaches. On the right ot our own position• mixed aad mingled motivee, 'that pa.sS daily through .. „e., . used for feeding purposes, particalaaly fkeeetes s eed said, remind the jury that the law would not sanction 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. p_er cen i r ( , )o 0 0 2. - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 16 _ avy laden lend Vauxhall ...... - • The Russians first tell, with a force of 15 battalions of the head of a Doctor of Divinity. We hope, therefore, deed, coniineS people to their home 3 ;he , ' lambs, even without the aid of " corn, meal, Itiel-Caße," Any proceeding which tended to sacrifice the general 1,000 men each, moving in two columns, upon the head taat when Mr. Cardwell's bill becomes generally known, clouds are gathering ominously, and altogether the wea- We must confess the announcement some s e . hat 41si s ,itfed convenience and rielits of the public for the accommoda- JOI NT-srocK BANKS. of the sap which the French are driving forwards an 'he us, particularly corning from a districL se qr:)11'1 V iIL , SC- tiCal of one ration of it, and therefore if it was shown Dividend amount it will prove to be leis encumbered with conditions of , ther has a dreary, winterly aspect. right of the Mamelon. The attack was made with fierce ties kind than we inetinctively apprehend. The in3re The reported " bolting" of the Hon. F. V., one of the c'ated in our minds with " blowing sande " • trai even tn. their satieracti o n that this pier really did obstruct the Name of Comeau.' aer of Paid. Pr:cc. shouts and extreme fury, and General Canrobert states the subject is investigated, the more will safety be found stewards of the Jocirey Club, and weli known on the straw we eheiild have thought, could net . have been wc.ll river highway, it would be their duty to say that the spare:l fer such purposes. linwever, the author is evi- dtfendante were guilty. Annum. Share. - that the enemy were thrice driven back by the 3 I to consist in simplicity. But, as we have already said, -- tu - f for t'le influence which he exercised over that body 1 X s. d. X s. d. Zetravee. The Russians, however, eucceeded at last in tee project of the member for the City of Oxford, if it ' • - ' deLt:y a very senstble and practical Marl, and we do net - seve. al witrieksee principelly wattrinen gnd lighter- .eustagasia..... a.. .. '2O/. Per eent-I 40 0 0 au 80 forcing a passage on the left of the French para,llel, proves to be at all like that which rumour describes it te and his connection with a. certain noblenaards stud in doubt he has experienc e d ti l e benefits from his'practice men, were then exam:nel, and their ecrdence went to British North American 61. per eent. ,ee 0 0 20 ” 0 63.'i which they turned ; they then passed along the parallel ba is an importaat advanee towards the end we desire training at Newmarket, is the engrossing topic of con- he s t a t e d, which we are sure many ,nill ,he but too , shear; that the pier obstructed the-landing Place or steps Commercial ef Loudon. i r t. . pe e r r c c e e n u t t ..) - 1 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 25 g 0 ----- till they came to the British right, where it is cennected t , see attained-namely, the entire ereancip•etion of tbe venetian. His defalcations are talked about freely, and haPey to follow, and thank him !wetly fir the sug- at the bridge, end- that it rendered it very. difficult for 2. 1 ti1 i i a1 ...... •*•••• • • • • : . 61. i l ier cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - with the French works. Detachments, of the 77th and law of partnership from arbitrary and obsolete cc- h ll dt h f • lf h l a t gestien if it answers as well w ith them, We hear many wherries to land the r p , ssengers at them. One of the• tey are a ege o e o a seeming y a u ous ee en . Lone. cha;:. ii . k . ..o . inits. - 20 0 0 all 0 20% 97th Regiments (British) occupied this position, aad strictions. A northern nobleman is said to have claims upon 4im to complaints of potatoes and beet being much iejered by witnesses stated that while rowing a, gentleman and a L n County - 12'. per cent. 50 0020 0 0 35i x , L° o l iVcl? - , n a a inl d Westminstr 461. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 41% though taken for the moment both in flank and rear, the Will the Whig Peer do as much, or more, for the , frost. From the extreme scarcity of feed, keeping sheep sick youth who were going to the railway, to the stairs, tock ..'. 101. per cent. 5P 0010 0 0 27% London Joint- S gallant fellows of the 97th repulsed the attack at the liberation of trade than the Aberdeenite mrsnufacturer's the extent al many thousands, whilst the owner ot cer- are selling at lower prices ; useful hoggets, of fair size hie boat was nearly upset bY getti"g foul of the quarter . Frovincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 190 0 0 25 0 0 4”1, point of the beyonet, in which Captain Vickers, who son ?Itie a fair field for emulation : arid for our p a rt •tain provinciaa f a v o u r it es now in the betting finds him- and well-hred, may be bonght at from 238. to 32e., and of the dummy of the pier. It appeared, however, on Ditto, New.• •.. • ... 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all - behaved with distinguished bravery, was unhappily killed. w e thaw heartily cheer on that candidate for industrial self in the unenviable character of a creditor to nearly fat ones at 425. to 461., with a very slow demand for the erose-examination, that the dareer was created by '' oe National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - , .. v- - Nat. Provincial of Eng. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 3a 0 0 - While .; this combat was going on_ upon the right -the favour who slat' deserve it best. When good measures a similar amount. There are other ramoure, which, for former. We heard of a lerge flackmaster who made 275. gentleman pusliiner his umbrella against the dummy, Ditto, New .... •... 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - enemy also succeeded in penetratingto our second parallel are in question, we cannot afford to consider whence , e . ~-, of ,part of his lambs lag summer, and sold the remainder and the force of tlie tide drew him over upon the seat Oriental Bank Corpora. ;10/.p. et&bs. •15 0 0 all - u us reasons I cannot at present refer to The rer o ,io , . . on the left, called the Green Hill attack, and they they come ; but as Lerd Stanley of Alderley was Vice-Pre- the other day at 28s. In truth, sheep will be found to and so caused the boat to be nearly capsized. It ap- South Australia .. ~.. 114- p et.es es. 2 2 5 5 0 0 0 25 ~0 0 39 62% likewise reached our mortar battery on the left front of sident under Mr. Cardwell, ha must of course have kinsee, the Redgraves, and others surely keep noble have paid badly;for wintering ; probably fat hovets will peered from the testimony of all the witnesses that when le= of Australia.... 30. i. per cent t . _ 9 . o ..... ......... 3 ) . per cen . 2 10 0 cur right attack. Fortunately, Lieutenant-Colonel Tyl- sanctioned and approved all that his late chief contem- company, but this was the unkindest " cut" of all. do the best ; these arenOw making in SinithfielSclose to it was flood the tide ran very strong at this spot, and Union of London ..... 1101. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - den, of the Engineers, succeeded in bringing up with v a t e e doing in this respect ;he cannot, therefore, now Rambling Katie arrived this morning, and her fine 7d. per lb. out of their wool. Fat beasts are not selling inshore, and in consequence of the pier diminishing the Unt°" of. Madrid ... •• . - 40 0 0 all - . great promptitude detachments of those fine regiments, that he is chief of the department, think of proposing to slanping appearance has tended somewhat to remove Isa well, few making a clear 7s. 6d. per stone. The channel or waterway, it was with considerable difficulty CANALS. the 7th Fusiliers and the 34th, which had been at work do less, and, if he is a wise man, he will resolve upon en- ' • - - hat prejudice which was so unequivoca v ev nee ' 11 • i d autumn-bought beasts can pay nothing. At the corn- that a barge - could be brought up, as it is technically _ hard by, and there troops advanced with so much steadi- rleavouring to do still more. We cannot suppose that t • - - i mencement of the month a fall in the value of wheat of termed, at the rosecutor's wharf. ~f ' e Dividend against her yesterday. Indeed many persons seem at a 1 e Dividend Names of . Names of price Ccmnpanies. ' p er Fri noes aud resolution that the Russians were ejected, and his new colleague, Mr. Bouverie, will throw any ob- ss. per gr. took place oecasioned by the death of the When the ca p se had d d 1 tl procee e some eng a uppn an Companies. , per • A Annum. ee . fairly pitched over the parapet, with but little firing on sta,cles in his waY ;he ouilit to be the last person' to do loss to discover the origin of the oppositioa which she Emperor of Russia ; ' but the panic subsided by the fol- intimation given by the court, the learned counsel on Fa annum. re _ __ _ our part. The loss of these regiments was about 20 men so, for he has pretensions as a political economist to sus- has recently encountered. Their opinion is, that she lowing week; and Prices regained their former level, and both sides conferred together, and after a good deal of --- -- i - XI X \ . killed and wounded ; but it is feared that Lieutenant- tam, and he will have to undertake the conduct of the will not only run for the Column Stakes, but that she have remained since without much alteration, the best discussion among themselves it was announced by his Ashtn &Oldh 98 71. p. et. - Macclesfield - . 100. 2/. 10s. 51% ' Colonel Kelly, of the 34th, wbom Lord Raglan only re - measure, whatever it be, in the House of Commons, will wi . Little Bonnie Morn has not apparently or wn red making 70s. per qr. ; but a great flatness prevails, lordship, that all arties had agreed that the further - P Barnsley•• •• 160 1 - - Neath .. •• • • 1001 161. 150 I porte as missine, wile in fact killed, and Captain Browne, with Mr. Cardwell and Mr. Gla.dstone watching him -.- .- a ° produced by the . uncertainty of the future. Baxley hearing of the case should stand over to the 24th April ; Brknk&Abrg 1.50. 4/. 60 Oxfdrd,. r .• . t .. 100 i 5, 1 . 3 i ;. 8 1:7 6 inc %nee l an h a,st year. Acrobat seems in capital fettle e a son of Lard Kilmaine, was mo r t a lly wounded. Mean- from below the gangway. Of the ultimate result of the , has been a dull sale without alteration in price; but more an intimation at the same time being given that there Birmingham . 1 40 ;4 . 1.. 2 g r t e: F'o ent'sf- 7 3. 8 J II • 15 while, the French, who had retired on their reserves, controversy regarding the law of limited liability, there and he will be the only formidable competitor that the animation now exist s , w ith an u p war d tendency-its was a probability that ,in the meantime some arrange- ) ,s e v ri e , n y try . ....... 1 0 0 0 0 , 5? 1 6/. 84 Rochdale..•• 85 1/. 10s. 60 rallied with great energ y , fell upon t h e enem y and drove is no longer any room, for doubt. The principle is car- Findon Flyer, "Virago, will meet for the Port Stakes. present value 28s. to 325. per qr. The cons trade is go- ment would be made that would obviate the necessity of Ellsmre&Clis 69!2N p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140 - - him bask - so far towards the Mamelon that they were r i e d in public opinion ; and if the present Government The demonstration made against St. Hubert on verned by no fixed principles •it is often influenced by any further proceediegs. GrandJunctn 100 . 4/. pr.ct. 50 Do. Lk FdSt 1 2 - . - Do. 6 pnet. 10,61. pr. ct. 113 Stfird &Wore 1 40 , 281. 425 enabled to level and destroy nearly all the ambuscades du not reforna the existing unjust and oppressive system d • ' Satur ay is not a little perplexing. So far as the Two • , . . unaccountable impulses and frequently runs counter to r--- d............ Grand Surrey 100 - 21. 103. 48 Shrewsbury.. 125 - or rifle pits. It is to this part of the engagement that their successors assuredly will. the current of general opinion. In regard to future sup- Grand Ullion, 100 11.0 s. 121,4 Stourbridga- /4 5 12/. 285 Thousand is concerned it possesses, in my opinion, no a General Canrobert's telegraphic despatch more particu- p les, when we look at the immense increasein the steam- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Kennt& Avn 39 68. Od. - Seyern and 1 . 2/. 28 - larl rred a y refe , nd, although great numbers of lives were ominous significance. Some " stir" has, it is reported, threshing power of the country, and know that it all has _-___e---_ Lancaster .. ' 100 - - wee Rail. s2O sacrificed on both sides, the result of this struggle seem,/ GRATUITIES TO WOUNDED OFFICERS. been made in his stable, and certain parties have been been fully employed since harvest, in addition to the still CLERKENWELL.--On T h Leeds hursday last t ree men, Leie „ ter ...„ T oe Warwick & &Livru 100 25/. - . ~ 7 5/. 59 Birmin,. 5 100 2/. 20 to be that the relative position of both armies is precisely (From the Times of Saturday.) " warned" cut of the establishment. The exercise ground existing horse-threshing power, we come to the conch'. belonging to the Royal South Lincoln Militia, applied Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick 1;1 21. 10 what it was before. This attack, however, was one of If a man were asked to, sell in cold blood any one of sion, confirmed by the opinion of others, that less grain aougheoroe h 142 70/. Napton- 3 100 • 's closely watched by trooPs of touts, who are detected for the means of payine the fare of themselves and 575 Worcstr &/ unusual magnitude and importance. The Russian Gene- his limbs-either eye or both eves-both hands or both 1 , of any description than usual at this time remains in the families to their homes at ' Grenthem The sta t ed that Monmouthsh 100 - - 78 21. 125 rals had brought eight battalions of fresh troops into the feet-or to consent to the introduction into any portion in all manner of curious positions which the assume , Y hands of tbe growers, which must now come slowly t ' • - ' . 'Y . a . Bintgmerysh 100 - 0 they had been turned out of barra,cks at Portsmouth, _mean - Birining. Mwbry 100, Wilts & Brits -10 s. Od. 43„ , town expressly to make it, and they evidently hoped to of his frame of a regulation musket - ball or leaden cone to avoid discovery. St. Hubert is, however, well market from other pressing employments. because they would not be re-attested under the new , , destroy the approaches directed against the Malakhoff devised ppon the Minie principle, in return for a certain guarded, and two policemen are constantly on duty. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Tower. In this attempt they utterly failed, and the loss amount of money, at what figure would he agree to Among the Newmarket folk Polydore is much fancied. WORKSOP. arrangement of the act of 1852, and desired to seek their homes as best they cpuld, and that they and their fami- Dividend Amount t ',ley sustained was undoubtedly very great. deal ?We may he singular in our views, but we should March has been rather a dry month, but very back- of Paid. Price. In an ordinary siege, in which the garrison of the most certainly decline the transaction altogether nay, her the - ossi of the Having loosely thrown toget g p ward for vegetation, the temperature having been much lies were quite destitute. Mr. Tyrwhitt, on that °Cep. Name of Company. per Annum. Share. town is numerically weaker than •:,he besieging army, the would rather step out ot a. Brougham on • to the moet town, I will redeem my promise by briefly referring to the below the average. Snow fell on. three da ; • ys, amounting sion, relieved them and paid their fares from the poor - , , box The caee lilving been reported in the papers on loss Of men sustained by the Russians in these repeated deserted spot of Salisbury Plain, in the simplest farm principal events appointed for decision. altogether to the depth of three inches; and rain on nve s ; t : ' ' - -- • l 500 0 o 50 0 0 - - . . . urday, soon after Mr. Come took his seat, Colone Albion ..•• •• • • •..... 31. 10s. sallies would be a serious injury to the defence ot the of ealecon which could be devised, denuded of all present The field for the Newmarket Handicap will, perha days the quantity of water reaistered by the rein --- Per ' a ' Sibthorp, aI.P., entered the calla, and being accomtno- Alliance Brit. and For. ; 71. 14s.tl i) bs. igg g 0 0 11 0 0 17% 25 0 0 36% place ; but throughout_ these operatione before Sebes- property or obvious expectations, than consent to any gauge being 1 inch 14 parts-Considera,bly below the Ditto Marine ....... he numerically insignificant. Quince maintains the dated with a seat on the bernhh addressed his worship, 1 P.c. ce4 . 5 0 10 0 - top:a the Russians . have conducted their defence :13 if such mutilation. The feeling is, we believe, a general . average fall for March. The mean temperature uf the . Anchor .....• •., •• ••• • , pa tion of le d • af v a • te but Ith hI a k posi a in e ao n , ~ a oug c now- and Said-Sir, to m oar'. s rise I was pointed out a urp iss r oil. * 50 0 4 515 0 .19 both their men atad theirstores of war were inexhaustible, one, so that there are great difficulties in the way month from 124 observations waS 5 deg. below the aver- hin th y • f t da (Frida ) ' 'alas I . ,if.e ... _ ...„ .. 41.pei: cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - e mor . n!ng papers o yes er y - which indeed they are so long as they oan be replenished of procuring any such estimate as the one sug- ledge his title to support is soond, yet lam disinclined ave. The prevailin winds were from the N.W. and P ara g r . a P Y ' Vt i ll comm;Cial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7 reflecting on the renement I have the honour to com from the depots of the army in the interior of the Cri- gested. The gentlemen of the War-office, however, to be numbered among his staunch adherents. The - N.E. 17 days ; S.E. 3 days ; and from the S. and S.W. Clericl Med.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 I 0 - mend •an so astonis e was at the statements made • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - d e'• h d I mea. Hence, although we have no doubt th.at the meet us half-way. They have just furnished us a inner * will, in my opinion, be either Dr. O'Toole or 11 dap. By the end of March it is' usual to see th • ' • 8 in it, that lat once proceeded, although rt was eeood ei • County ...... ••••• • • • Crown .... -• • • ....• 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 17% losses of the enemy in all these contests have been far with a return which, if not all that a fastidious ri - P . fields assuming their cheerful green, but this year every 58, 50 0 0 50 0 6% eo•own eseon. The latter has been e recently tried and Friday, to the War-office, to ascertain what proceedings Eagle .. greater then those of the allies, it is nevertheless thought curiosity might desire, at least informs us of the b . kind of ve etation is ver backward rtik g y . ....e young wheat Equity and Law.... i. 4 1 , ii. ' per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% not feund wantin Still rumours are circulated of his could be taken to remedy the evident misunderstanding. 20 0 0 all - expedient to continue them for the purpose of harassipg scele of remuneration for bodily iejuries which by e 0 ' looks very queer and blanched in general ; and, although • European Life in d h i ati n I there ascerta e t at a ceinmun c o had been sent 6/. 5 0 , 0 ete and weakening the aisailants. Here, again, the ordi- " authority" is considered sufficient. Of course, there is owner baying been prestalled in the market, and that ano great damage may have been done as yet, unless the General .. • ..• • • /I Portsmouth res ectina the matter and I my- Globe ..., 6t. per cent. Stock. 122% nary conditions of a siege are inverted, for it is more a wide difference between the estimate which an intact probability exists that he will be " scratched." Of their weather changes soon to a more mild and s genial state, do l w f n fo to 100 o 0 45 1. 0 54% arded ale b P ° 1e s ' ' tto Guardian .......:: .... 5/. per cent. se rw tter y post, on t i ame su h ojec , common for the besiegers to harass and exhaust the gar man would set upon his limbs and body before mutila- truth lam at present unable to judge. Were I corn- the growth must be very late- Farmers will soon find Imperial Fire • .:. •• - - 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 0 0 0 - the colonel commandant. I must say that t at para- im _ perial Life ... 12s. 100 0 Q 10 0 0 18% rigors than for the garrison to inflict that scrt of annoy- tion, and the calculations of officia,l gentlemen as to the ~ d e all tlaeir turnips disappearing rapidly, and nothing in the 11. 33 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 65% h 1 I h ld . h • pelled to sten on one orse on y, sou un esi- h mug have been üblished b the apers for the Indemnity Marine.. - grap . . . p y p . , ance on. the besiegers. But the Russians go still fur- pecuniaryaset-off due to our wounded officers for the . shape of grass to supply their place. The land is now in . 23.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4% 1 k electi n i fa tating yma e o n Your of purpose of vilifying me. I knew they seize on every aa a w w, v i z .:: .... .::• . a. : . _ 100 0 0 10 0 0 .56 ther ; although they have in no instance succeeded in injuries they may have sustained in the course of their d • t * dtd b l • the fitiest possible con i ion, an oa an ar ey sowing DR. O'TOOLE. occasion for so doing ; but I will always resist the pro- L Lg l nd Gen . eral Life. - 50 0 0 2 V 0 5N wresting from us or destroying any fortified portion of services. Still, let us make -the most of what we have d a d d b 1 f ' • is quite general ;an, s a goo ry ec or the seed is of ceed fa l • t . a tt hether in the a e a a - our works, it is admitted that on this and several other got. If such a question were fairly dealt witb, we might For the Tuesday's R:ddleaworth I shall select Almond, some Consequence for a good crop, one cause of fear is Houl-ngosfo C 0 m i m e e u n n s i () o u r s i p u r e t s h i , s n o u m r t a l er fe w el the indi nit Lonlonnship..... .. les. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - ennasions they penetrated into them, they ran along the be able to arrive at some idea of our own value by addino. and for tbe 100 Sovs. Sweeepstakes Ab. M. High therefore removed. The planting of potatees is likewise Marine-. ••• • • • n .• •• • • 18s.per s r lux Igg g g 1;s ( 0 ) g : -;-; ,i more e because in the affair no ame could be attacll t y o Bled.lnylid&Ge . Life 4% p rear of our parallels, surprised the men in the trenches together the amount of compensation awarded for th: Priest. The suspicion under which Rambling Katie is general, and this invaluable esculent is receiving better Col ' el Fa As to the fhf ts on na. general statement oteac ~ Minerva ••..•••• • • •• L t e & b 20 0 0 2 0 0 5 p. c . s. with a superior force, and were only driven out after an loss or destruction of the various portions of the human treatment in its culture ;it may, therefore be ho ed the • • 5 0 0 1 0 0 - placed compels me to hesitate before placing implicit . . it is totally incorrect, for when I did address the regi- Monarch obstinate resistance. We cannot recall any instance in body. The return before us, which has just been printed, 1 ft 1 • "t ff ' P disease will prove ess aain i s e ects than formerly In 1 L - o . a . n - li : u • n • • • 1 • .: 51. pe - r cent. 20 0 (1 210 0 ;- which as much has been done by any portion of the professes ta give the names of officers who have received a confidence in her ability to win the Column Stakes. orchards and gardens the shove of fruit blosso • * men Ins is very ton the point of lolunteering for their re-attesta - . IsTat O Pail i ii ° cilm Life,. - _ - - - tion, my observations were received with three cheers, Pelican .... •• •• •• • ..• _ allied armies against the Russian lines, probably because .f - "h C • • h f W • th 1 fi ld nd no favour, however, I shall ex- good th • th fi t h • • gratuity or wounds in t e nmea, stating t e amount o i a c ear e a Is year, e ne au umn eying ripened the wood _ our Generals are averse to risk their men in these inef- each t • 11 h f h d d ' b -lb • t h bh ti li Th t' ued backward weatb h d d gra uity as we as t e nature o eac woun ,an ect to witness er success a ei a e ma e o we . e con in p , y y . er as retar e d I b t 1 "t d 1 • their rooms at man i a a „ an su sequen y visi e tre men in . . 1 Lif 51 er cent - 5 '0 0 171 0 % mona e•• •• • . •I) • ; , fective contests - but the sie dinner time, where I took the opportunity of ordering ,Prores • , ge appears for the moment classifying them according to their character, as slight Bonnie Morn Should any mistake bow- many kinds of early-flowering fruit trees so there is Provident Life ......... 11. 58. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3J to have resolved itself mainly into the attack and de- severe, d • ' _ ___ _, pressed by • tbem a pint of ale each. I have always treated my Rock Life.... ••.. • . - ss. 5 3 0 010 0 , 7% or angerous. This list of wounded officers is ' mo es f t for the crop when the s • 'll • la ae y pring rea y sets in. d will con- 61. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all - fence of the Mamelon, which is regarded as the key of one which ca t b d ' ever, be made with reference to the favourite, I shall men with kindness and consideration, an Royal Exchange ...... nno e rea without the deepest sym- d "th • April has commence wi as winterly weather as po - • ...... ; 6/. 10s. - !I _ the position, and would enable us, if in our possession, t t th foremost places filled by the gallant - 8 tlnue to do so. I offered to provide them with extra sun . Fire . eXpec _ .0 see e _ pathy and emotion throughout the country. It repre- sible. This day (the 3d) snow and sleet are falling in k God I have Ditto Life ..... 1/. 10s. - to command a part of the town and harbour. If the scuts an amount of • comforts out of my own pocket, for, taan , 4U 0 -- .... 41. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 I . suffering and we fear of family grey and Habena. The two Handicap Plates may be showers, and the very rooks are puzzled whether they . a • d 1 • d I have expended g e a l i t a e h d h atF i l e mn siege is to continue with any prospect ef success, that distress, of which it • • '' • ' • ' tn means at my disposal, an a rea y . a • ..... 21. 55. per sh. 100 0 0 10 00 1 ---, is Impossible to think without the carried off by Flageolet and Weathercock. have not commenced building their nests at the wrong h en t I have position must be taken ; and the extreme energy and most heartfelt commiserat ' between 3,000/. and 4,000/. on t e regim e h Victoria Life - 4126 i 5% ion. Passing from this to the Virago and Acrobat will, perhaps, do battle for the season. . ' ' • o inquiry, and as ari old -- ingenuity with which the Russians endeavour to ward mere question of busine it been grossly vilifie3, but I fear n as, appears to us that great EAST CORNWALL. MISCELLANEOUS. off our attacks on this point seem to imply a conscious- injustice is done b Port. The race will, I anticipate, be interesting, and soldier I have come here to see that nothing discredit y the rule which makes the amount It is by no - means a pleasant office to convey true in- able shalLbe attached to the Royal regiment I have the ness that the fate of Sebastopel turns on the possession of cOmpensation awarded depe d • the mare may not obtain a very easy victory. Dividend %mount ~ , . n h in great measure on forrcation of Such importance to the community as the honour to command. I hepe Mr. Tyrwhitt, a gentle- Name of Cempany. per of '' Paid. Price. of that hill. The more is it to be regretted that our en- the rank in the service held b T ne • y t e f wounded man. In he 1 eting at Catt g erick Brid e scarcely excites suffi- Annum. Share. gineers acted as if they never discovered the importance cases of rave in'ur the present appearance of the produce of the earth presents. man for whom I have the highegt respect, and you, sir, of it till it was in the hands of the enemy. The engage- lieve, cor!sidered j Y ane?unt o gratuity is, we be- -client attention to require n,otice even had I time and The long and eesere frost has been such that it is im- • Il sp ak so that the public may know, that whatever - wi e , X s. d. X s. d . to be a year a lea -so that res int' , meat of the night of the 221-23 of March must, how- a Lieutenant-Colonel and an En y. ', Pum 0 space at my command. possible to overlook the fact that the usual vegetative may be said against me, there is one thing certain that Assam Tea •;.• ...... 51. 50 0 0 20' 0 0 -• sign to receive each a ever, again have shown the Russians that, though we may wound precisel similar in char t th • - A FRESH MAN. Proaress has been materially checked. The wheat I know I shall gat plenty of recruits. &wean Mart •• •• •• .• 2 1 4 per cent. 50 0 0 - - ac er, e superior officer 11 Is 100 0 0 17 10 0 este plat7t is generally looking wretchedly bad ;in many Mr. Corrie, after reading the report alluded to by the Australian Aarlculturl . . 25 0 0 , be out-numbered, we are not to be beaten, and their would receive fo y ur ti the Ne k A • wmar et, pril 8, 10 p.m. -. . mes . ataount . of gratuity awarded A u nstralian Trust .... 6/. per cent. - 0 attack, though partially successful at first, ended' in a to the b ' fields the appearance is as a naked fallow, Vetches gallant colonel, said-I see the paragraph complained of su atern. The principle is essentially vicious • A stralian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 . all - ...., , severe repulse. Will General Canrobert, with his own tor many obvious • • are much injured, the early turnips completely de- is not of the editorial charactar, but merely the report kngio-Mexicau Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 . 0 ' : all -,. considerations which will sugeest We are authorised to state that Bright Pheebus does , gallant troops, supported, if necessary, by the British themselves at once to the mind ot ' tli d • b b stroyed, Swedes gr eatly damag e d, an d all roots that of art ex-parte statement made in tbis - court by some of British American Land - lbs. -• • 43. 0I) 57' . forces in front of our attack, follow up this advantage, there no other, it would suffice 1 e rea er , ut were not accept for the Somersztshire Stakes. were stored have more or less suffered from what may the soldiers of the regiment commanded by Colonel Sih- Canada ... ••-_ .. _ ; 41. percent. 100 0 0 . 32_10 4)_.:J 41 , % .. t rat, by a rule of the Do • 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - .• . .77,,,. :I.' , , and secure that important position which he has already service, "An officer who - - _ justly bo termed an America,n winter. Nor is this in- thorp. Suppose the fa,cts stated by the men had been Mite, 6 per cent. .. 4i. per cent. - !t - di-a. ea r tioiw , in consequence of his wriund _ a . ease . ..... sent - attempted to carry by main force and by regular ap- hae lost a limb or an eye, or whose • ' ' clement weather yet over ;at this moment it is cold and true, lam sure that that gallant officer would be the City Navigation Bonds - . Injury in action P OLYT BOHN.' 0 INSTIT UTION. er cent 25 0 0 22 0 0 ' tem preaches ?We hope to learn within a few days or hours is proved to be fully equal to the lo f 1 . b • windy as at Christmas, and . but for the length of the da Y first to admit it a disgraceful proceedieg. I have, how- Electric Tele,graph .. 7 p . _ _ ss o a im , will - that no more time has been lost, but that the attack has receive, in addition to the t • ~- the cold would be intense. The spring is very tack- . ever, received a letter which will clear up the affair. It t 100 0 0 100 (I 0 -- 7 gra uity, a pension according Equitable Reverslonry 51 pr. e.,n . been resumed with equal vigour on our side. Already to his rank, such pension commencin o The director of this institution invited a large party to ward, and keep is already got very scanty. Never have is as follows :- Ditto New ......... - 50 001710 0 - e year after the 0 0 ioo 0 0 - the fire both of shells and roc k e t s h a s become far more wound wa,s received, ae prescribed in g he 'I N • ' ' b t S s sheep su - ffered more than during this seavon, and the " Cambridge Barracks, Portsmouth, Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. Se bs, 100 0 r ilajesty s war- e presen on aturday evening at a private view of l ' Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p ct. 15 0 0 14 0 - constant end effective against the town, and a very short rant of the Ist of July, 1848." If rank is to tel • " S 9 • ' a thole exceedin I heav Those flock oases are, as as a . g y y. . • Friday, April 6. .- Stock. - - lin the am , lick s Musical and Dioramic Entert ' t" ' dson's Bay ...... •. tithe ought to bring the siege operations to - a crisis, Or tO case of the officer who has been disabled in his countr 's tae fo thco " ammen , masters who have used cake and corn chaff will see the "Sir,-I observed in the police reports of this day that i truneerford .... •. •• .. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - determine the allied Generals to have recourse to other service, it is .sufficient that it should affect the amounjot • r flung novelty which is to cheer the eyes a n d ' great benefit it has done, whilst those who have noglected an application has been Made to you for relief by some of London Institution . - - _ _ - 15 0 all - 'Means of carrying on the campaign. pension awarded. Surely, the surgeon's fees, the ao- ears of the Easter holiday-makers. The nature of the this ' . 11 • II b' ' ff fth the men belonging to the regiment under- my command, precation wi , in a pro ability, suer ur er London Reversionary 4)4 per cent. 0 - 12 10 0 - • • and that you extended the same to them, for which a . beg • Russell Institntion•• •• - thecary's bill, the charge for nursing in the largest senpse entertainment is similar to that presented to h b te pu losses when the grass 'comes. The land works well, but to tender you my thanks. Their statement is substantially Price sP ' ntCand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0, 0 17 10 0 - t 100 0 0 100 0 0 - THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. of the word-it may be for change of climate, are as lic some years back at th E • e gyptian Hall, where the the tillage will be much later than usual ; and where hay correct -namely, that their passages to their homes had not Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr can . Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 68% (From the Daily News of this day.) considerable to . the poor ' lad who has car .d th I carce it will and other fodder are s be a difficult task to rie eco ours sceneey of the Mississippi was exibited to the spectato been given them, the major general commanding at this .South Australian..... , 6/. per cent 25 0 0 all - Board of Trade is pledged of his reaiment as to the commandin r complete it. •The demand for store cattle is by no means Trust and Loan comp. The neW President of the . . g officer who may on what seemed an almost intennina,ble 1 h . place being of opinion that these men were merely going on _ - - -:. _ the recess, a, measure for the amend- have led it into action. To give a very modified exam 1 engt of painted brisk. Fat stock keeps its price, and in the course of a leave of abseiace, and cense tl t entitled to their Upper Canada .... a l ma y no to produce, after P 8 canvae, the exhibitor co • th , t rshi His predecessor in of what we mean-in the 1 . b f ist e ore us we find the name ac mpa.nying e progress of the couple of months, must be scarce. The cora trade is in passages home from the public. They were at the same meat of the Law of Par ne p. btained leave to bring in a bill for of a lieutenant, who receives 133/. 16s. Bd. for the loss of moving panorama with descriptions of the localities le- a feverish state--eno man knows what to do ; the hand- time recommended to wait till an answer was received LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. office had already' o oint • but the _ 11, perhaps, for the public an arm; another of an Ensign, who has but 95/ 16s 3d Presented. to-mouth system is now generally adopted. Still con- from the War-office on this important p ~ a 7 . . +-L ' t nnrnose. It is just as we , ,_ _____,:,,,_ u,......___ ,_ ~_ ,__.,, , . . . . GRATUITIES TO WOUNDED OFFICERS. (From the Times of 'Saturday.) If a man were asked to sell in cold blood any one of his limbs--either eye or both eves—both hands or both feet—or to consent to the introduction into any portion of his frame of a regulation musket-ball or leaden cone devised upon the Minis principle, in return for a certain amount of money, at what figure would he agree to deal ? We may be singular in our views, but we should most certainly decline the transaction altogether—nay, would rather step out of a Brougham onto the most deserted spot, of Salisbury Piain, in the simplest firm of calecon which could be devised, denuded of all present property or obvious expectations, than consent to any such mutilation. The feeling is, we believe, a general one, so that there are great difficulties in the say of procuring any such estimate as the one sug gested. The gentlemen of the War-office, however, meet us hallway. They have just furnished us with a return which, if not all that a fastidious curiosity might desire, at least informs us of the scale of remuneration for bodily injuries which by "authority" is considered sufficient. Of course, there is i a wide difference between the estimate which an intact man would set upon his limbs and body before mutila tion, and the calculations of official gentlemen as to the pecuniary set.-off due to our wounded officers for the injuries they may have sustained in the course of their services. Still, let us make -the most of what we have got. If such A question were fairly dealt with, we might be able to arrive at some idea of our own value by adding together the amount of compensation awarded for the loss or destruction of the various portions of the human body. The return before us, which has just been printed, professes to give the names of officers who have received a gratuity for wounds in the Crimea, stating the amount of each gratuity as well as the nature of each wound, and classifying them according to their character, as slight, severe, or dangerous. This list of wounded officers is one which cannot be read without the deepest sym pathy and emotion throughout the country. It repre sents an amount of suffering, and, we fear, of family distress, of which it is impossibie to think without the most heartfelt commiseration. Passing from this to the mere question of business, it appears to us that great injustice is done by the rule which makes the amount of compensation awarded depend in great measure on the rank in the service held by the wounded man. In cases of grave injury the amount of gratuity is, we be lieve, considered to be a year's pay—so that, presuming a Lieutenant-Colonel and an Ensign to receive each a wound precisely similar in character, the superior officer would receive four times the amount of gratuity awarded to the subaltern. The principle is essentially vicious for many obvious considerations, which will suggest themselves at onco to the mind of the reader ; but were there no other, it would suffice that, by a rule of the service, "An officer who, in consequence of his wound, has lost a limb or an eye, or whose injury in action is proved to be fully equal to the loss of a limb, will receive, in addition to the gratuity, a pension according ' to his rank, such pension commencing one year after the wound was received, ar prescribed in her Majesty's war rant of the Ist of July, 1848." If rank is to tell in the case of the officer who has been disabled in his country's service, it is sufficient that it should affect the amount of pension awarded. Surely, the surgeon's fees, the apo thecary's bill, the charge for nursing in the largest sense of the word—it may be, for change of c li ma t e, are as considerable to'the poor lad who has carried the colours of his regiment as to the commanding officer who may have led into action. To give a very modified example of what we mean—in the list before us we find the name of a lieutenant, who receives 1331. 16s. Bd. for the loss of an arm; another of an Ensign, who has but 951. 16s. 3d. for the loss of a leg, which necessarily involves retire - ment from the service. The small sum named will cer- 1 tainly not help this brave youth, Ensign Boothby, of the 95th Foot, out of the doctor's hands ; for, by the army administration of this country, English officers are left to shift for themselves when free from the hands of the regimental surgeon. They find no military hospital ready for their reception on their return until their shattered strength be somewhat recruited, but must simply subside at once into private life and bear their own charges. So much the better for those who may have ample means at their command, and such, we trust, is the case of Ensign Boothby, of whom we know nothing but his name and his misfortune. Should it be other wise, his case will be bad indeed, for he must retia e fr om the service at once , w ithoat even the prospect of reim bursinghim! elf for the money spent upon the purchase o f his commission. The commission must be disposed of sum marily, and his will be t he fate of an ea g er seller in a falling market. w a e dd qu a o c t e e r h t a ain few deg ex re s e mp o l f es e f xa ro c m tn t e h s e s most maltreated by the enemy , to these l t n p remarks erhap i s i in the martial records of The officerw iso appearspoor Sir Thomas 0 m h have eon r e o e n n . bride—a name list before us. Great Britain. This wounded so severely that amputa by a 391 b. shot, and that stanc.s high brave of the the n t l l e e f mt foota n , then, was amputa tion, of the right leg and o n tl e rZY ."a cu rY t . off if fr e om is to such a man t b an the breath of his noatrls—military a r l e l n h d o e p r e e d o f a t cripple i ofohr mustl i f . e, a b n e d d i e s a e r e n ; a ,liatinction. Well, he receives for this fearful injury 5 4 - !-/- A. little higher up on the list we find the name of this h e pastlat:i:wound frou' musketab l' in the left side of the thorax —considered e regards the case, Sir T. a t Ci n e w e l e r r ti al Torrens, who received a dangerous has 5,0 1ual to the loss of a single limb—and for simply. that, if the of dealt with. Anothe r co We do not say that the com nat:2"l:t6od.General Torrens is excessive as Troubriz t h m. e d injury he has received, but his a reasonable one in his e should have been more liberally ing results. The Earl n;.rZt may afford yet more strik- Brigade, received a severe roll, a Captain in the Rifle the right hand, eehicli, Round from a musket ball in amputation of the index finger, -n- i' e ci l Y , ,necessitated the which is but trifling indeed co , 3. t ',`' l3 mutilation— in this list, anti does i r i a el -r-8" with others severe indispositiOri of Mr. George Parsons,, as. from the service, or the sale of his involve r etirement Yarrath, who for `some time has been acting as his LONG SuTioN.L—ln consequence with him. Errol has 2111. 7s. lid. On the othe e rli rn a tn el: t w i T' Lord PlistAnt, entered iiiio • terms of partnership Hon. H. Annesley, an Ensign in the %Cot Guards,. receiving a gratuity of but 100/. 7s. 6 5 d is mouth, e al ing possib ti on e ! Parsons and Mr. Yarrath o f the co n surgeon,ti nti ed - find th e Everythin g was, toe?' appearance, satisfactorily arranged, V. f reer and a final meeting.between the representatives of 111 r. of the most ghastly wounds which it is well hence of some of the family a , last. On Wednesday morning the astounding in receive. A musket-ball passed through h uccasioned the loss of 23 teeth and of a part of the tone ue. Surely, if the compensation awarded to Lor&Errol forhis prussic acid, and died i late on Tuesday; y arr a . t,,iiigenes soon spmad. that to l ok place on Tuesday even receive. 1 i n swallowed the P re.- instantly.—Stainford Mercury. • f THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. (From the Daily News of this day.) The new President of the Board of Trade is pledged to produce, after the recess, a measure for the amend ment of the Law of Partnership. His predecessor in office had already obtained leave to bring in a bill for that purpose. It is just as well, perhaps, for the public that there should be this honourable competition between the projects of law framed by the Minister that is and the Minister that was. Lord Stanley of Alderley will hardly like to become the mere acceptor of Mr. Card well's bill ; in po litics, as in trade, a m an usuall y p refers to be the drawer. But one way or another, it is indis -1)""able that some efficacious measure to supply the palpable.trut want should be obtained, and in some form, we trust, we a re likely to obtain it. ar oa gh Mr. c dwell's measure has not yet been printed by Ord,. tenor are, we r of the House of Commons, its scope and are much mi,inf belie ve, not altogether unknown. - Unless we the intention of the ex cbouncern,, with interest should sanction the r w a as de to propose that Parliament "ethent of money in mercantile 1 b e t id without inve, r t e , grugible over nc above Other provisi part of the lender to be the amount of the sum to enable assoc i el • nibs were intended, formed and incorporatedions for mercantile Foded, we believe, members held Kahle of which (li without purposes to be should , ay,, „,,, ;Z i lecial charter, the these managers) amount. We must only that practically r e u x r ce a pti l n i m g i the amount. embodied e,r e t ee l r e en d rt him.aishould be found simplysayat and if Cardwell's Bill, we-tkuth will hav e self to no ordinary need of at he ied i n Mr. could have wished that suc c h e p narn r , o , end i t a i ti "' presidednotvhe from the Board of Trade at sera r°. ' had two years that the right hon. a e °th i et' Period announcement witl a al lated its deliberations, than the repegnttetunan earnestly quitted it. Had he nerved himself to t h la c'ur in Which h e r of such a measure in the course of last s e e " ' he brought it forward with the air of a ru sl a o n n, and ha d desirous of introducing a great improvement e l a i system of commercial jurisprudence—whatever" oil,- have been its fate, be would have made for might f a definite and distinct position as a practical statesman in the eyes of the public; and whoever mi g ht, in %e change of parties, have eventually carried such an amendment of the law, Mr. Cardwell's name would have been always associated therewith. But even as it is, we think the outgoing minister will have done good ser vice if it shall turn out, as we fain would hope, tbat On the eve of quitting ofce he was prepared with a reform of the law of partnership, which now, as an indepen dent member, he is prepared to offer' as his bidding for public approval on this most important subject. We do not wish to be understood as by any means adopting without reservation the proposition we have described as the best or most complete that could be framed. The power of lending money at interest fluctuating with profits, and without liability to part nership losses, is indeed a considerable step towards the object desired ; but it does not reach that ob ject. Twd objections are obvious : is point of princi- Mr. Paul, who painted the moving panorama alluded to, is the artist in the present case. He has chosen for the subject of illustration, first, the route by packet from England to America, and afterwards the principal cities of the Union. Judging from the fidelity with which he has represented Liverpool, we should be inclined • to pronounce a most favourable judgment upon the accu racy of the delineations, which are extremely well exe cuted, and brought out in the most effective manner, by the means of admirable dioramic contrivances. The beauty of the paintings, we may observe, was acknow ledged unanimously by the spectators. Starting from Liverpool, the packet ship which contains Mr. Sam Slick and the passengers proceeds on its journey across the Atlantic. Among the passengers is a cockney, who is introduced for the especial purpose of being mystified by the clockmaker. Sam improves his opportunities by pouring into the ear of the astonished Londoner a torrent of the most excruciating Yankee yarns. The passage across is not totally devoid of interest. The lecturer diverges a little out of the path to show us the wreck of the Great Britain in Dundrum Bay, and to narrate sun dry anecdotes connected with the calamity. A ship on fire, with various dioramic effects, is also made a sub ject of interest. Icebergs diversify the monotony of the voyage, and the spectator arrives, in imagination, at Boston, without having once felt ennui. Then com mences the series of views of the principal cities of the Union. Boston, Charlestown, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, are amongst the number. Many of the company who had visited America bore testimony beautycertainly a o r f e A c m al e c r u i: lated to give us a hi g h opinion can cities. The panorama concludes with a view of the views,o i ni n which p f t the to the accuracy ofhtiheh interior statesmen. There likenesses of the principalis every rea son to believe, judging - b y the beauty of the views of the House of Representatives, containing commentary, that Dioramic " Sam Slick's Musical and Entertainment" will prove 'unusually attractive. The holiday folk who do not intend to seek amusement out of London to - day , and the fun contained in the, running will be well rewarded by a visit to the Polytechnic. It is by no means a pleasant office to convey true in formation of Such importance to the community as the present appearance of the produce of the earth presents. The long and severe frost has been such that it is im possible to overlook the fact that the usual vegetative progress has been materially checked. The wheat plant is generally looking wretchedly bad ; in many fields the appearance is as a naked fallow. Vetches are much injured, the early turnips completely de stroyed, Swedes greatly damaged, and all roots that were stored have more or less suffered from what may justly bo termed an American winter. Nor is this in clement weather yet over ; at this moment it is cold and windy as at Christmas, and but for the length of the day the cold would be intense. The spring is very back ward, and keep is already got very scanty. Never have sheep suffered more than during this season, and the losses are, as a whole, exceedingly heavy. Those flock masters who have used cake and corn chaff will see the great benefit it has done, whilst those who have noglected this precation will, in all probability, suffer further losses when the grass comes. The land works well, but the tillage will be much later than usual ; and where hay and other fodder are scarce it will be a difficult task to complete it. The demand far store cattle is by no means brisk. Fat stock keeps its price, and in the course of a couple of months, must be scarce. The corn trade is in a feverish state—no man knows what to do ; the hand to-mouth system is now generally adopted. Still con sumption is going on and stocks are fast decreasing. For many years past the bulk of potato planting his been finished before this date, but now scarcely anything is done to it, the soil being too cold and ungeniad to re ceive seed of any kind. Thera is not a turnip green to be found in a parish, and the garden is as barren as the field. These things must tell on our present supplies, and will cause the spring tillage and the appearance of the wheat plant to be watched with more than usual anxiety and interest. Should we get warm weather, with mild showers, the appearance of the country would quickly change, and as the time of the year is come we may reasonable hope it will be so. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. '--- British •• •• .. •• .• .. Ditto Provincial .• .• Brighton • • • • • . •• •• .• •• •• •• 51. 71. 5 20 42 0 100. d. 4 2 20 1 1 0 0. d i 2 1 0 4 City of London ...• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 Continental (3d Cat.)... 41. Os. 0 50 0 0 43 10 0 -- Equitable -.— •• ... • • •• 21. 16s. 50 0 0 all 291{ Great Central ...... • 71 per cent. 10 0 0 all WA Imperial .. ........ 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all I 103 Independent ....... • • 51. 40 0 0 91 - L0nd0n.............. - 50 0 0 f t - Do., Part Preference Gi. per cent.l 25 0 0 ' , , 25 P • m .ix . ..........., 4/, per cent. I 6 0 0 0 50 0 0 2811, Ratcliff ..... .• •• • 51. 100 0 0 - 90 0 0 70 United General .• • • —1/. ss. sO 0 0 all 20 • Westminster Chartered s'. per cent. 50 0 0 •• 39% Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. ' 50 0 0 10 10 0 WATER-WORKS. . Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - — ..-e. s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent.... • • Lambeth ........ ; 100 0 0 Newßiver Company - - Southwark & Vauxhall M. per cnt. 100 0 0 al ) i West Middlesex .... 51.105. pr 'ct. 61 0 0 DO " Cambridge yr io ß dus a yf r, o, r a rA c r k pe s rl el Portsmouth, m some ef o observed beenedin t in he ad p e ol t i o c F e reports of this day that an f` p S p i rcat l s io ob ha n the men belonging to the regiment under- my command, and that you extended the same to them, for which I beg to tender you my thanks. Their statement is substantially correct -namely, that their passages to their homes had not been given them, the major general commanding at this place being of opinion that these men were merely going on leave of absence, and consequently not entitled to their passages home from the public. They were at the same time recommended to wait till an answer was received from the War-office on this important point; but they were in such a hurry to get to their homes, and they at once departed. This authority has been sin,co received (yesterday morning), and all such men and their families who remained till then have been furnished with passages to their several places of abode, the last — namely, the families—at the expense of the regiment, Government not finding this. I regret that such a pro ceeding should have been necessary ; but it is absurd to suppose that the ;passages of near 400 men and their families could be provided without a regular authority. In conclusion, C beg too add that, if from the poor-box or any other source, you have been goad enough to forward any of these men home, on an account being sent , to us, it shall bo repaid. I may add that I have also sent orders to Grantham, our county head•quarters, to see every man paid his passage from hence who may call upon one of my officers there and request it.—l have the honour, &c., " HENRY E. FANE, Lieut.-Colonel, " Commanding Royal South Lincoln Militia. [ A D A :T ica lSE F M o 7.] of — in Nf d a ig n e y sti t o h n ou (d s: pe d p c s u ia re: have been effected without medicine, by Du Barry's Delicious Reva lentaconstipation nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, paralysis, &c. We quote a few,:—Cure No. 52,612.—Fr0m the Dowager Countess of Castlestuart.—" Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland, 9th December, 1854.—The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced, in the interest of suffering hu manity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara bica Food has cured her, after all medicines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great nervousness and irritability of many years' standing. This Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may be considered a real blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered." Curo No. 71. — Of dyspepsia, from the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de Decies.—‘ • I have derived considerable benefit from Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food, and consider it due to yourselves and the public to authorise the publication of these lines.—Stuart Decies." Curo No. 3'2,836.—Fr0m the Venerable Archdeacon of Rom.- "Three years exces sive nervousness, with painsinmyneck and left arm, and ge neral debility, which rendered my life very miserable, has been radically removed byDußarry's health-restoring Food —Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross, Skibereen." Cure No. 4,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nerv.ousness, debility, with cramps, spasms and nausea, have been effec tually removed by Du Barry's delicious Food in a very short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk." Cure No. 51,416.—" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dylipepria, nervousness, asthma, cough, consti pation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach and ye mitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food. —Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent' Food.—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth."—ln canis ters, suitably packed for all climates, and with fell instruc tions-11b., 2s. 9d. ; 21b., 4s. 6d. ; 51b., lls. ; 121 b., 225.; ea ; 2 r ll., go ll f s r . e ; e, slb o . n , 2 r 2 o s c . e l p l t Ol o b f ., p 3 o 3 s s t . 6 C 8 , 0 , . , purveyors or lihili 6 t o o , 'lb6.7 du Barry and Co. 77, Regent oTs u mh p ec e e ri oo re irb fi e n r e a. d n , aB l a l b iny2 . her 4, Cliea side; 25 an& 55, CimiDg-crowP etreet, Majesty,rndonlB;2Foprtinecuamdi,illlylieoanls,oaantd 54, Upperßakerqtreet. Oxford - street no and 451, Strhnd ; 63 and 150, DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. , Annum. Share. ----- - - X s. d. X s. d. Commercial •....... - • 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - East Country. • 2os. per sh. - - - London .• • - •.. - lOl3 Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - - St. Katharine - 81 onthatnpton .. • • - Victoria - BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of raid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ E. d. - Hurererford - - • • .... s - - - 12 Southwark ...... •• • . - 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo - 100 0 0 -33 i Ditto Old Ann. of 81 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - Vauxhall ........ •. • • 16s. 70 10 3 - 23 JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend i Amount Name of Company. ' per I of Paid. Pr:cc. Annum. Share. --- - 1 X s. d. X s. d. Australasia.....:..... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 80 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 63% Commercial of London. 51. per cent. clOO 0 0 20 0 0 - Colonial ........ .. .. .. 4/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - loulan ............... 61. per cent. 125 0 0 25 0 0 - Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 120 0 0 all 0 20% London and County .. 12'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 35% Loncin and Westminstr 461. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 4l % London Joint -Stock .•. 101. per cent. 5p 0 0 10 0 0 27% - Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4”1, 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. ;101. p. ct. &Us. 2.S 0 0 all - South Australia •... •. 114 , p et.&13.3. 25 0 0 10 39 Union of Australia.. • • 30.. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 66% Ditto ..... ......... 3 )1. per cent. - ' 210 0 - Union of London ..... 1101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - !Minn of Madrid ... - I - 40 0 0 all - I&Pril I lApril 1 " P.S. The latter part of Handley's statement is simply totally untrue, neither Colonel Sibthorp nor myself over having an idea of the Crimea, much less proffering the services of the regiment there, to which I at least have no wish to go." ..... When any of these dates fall on a Sur-City, the 'nails will be, ea. spatched on the following day, with the exception of the In•lie vis Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched I:id preceding day. WIND AND WI:AMER REPORT. SATURDAY, APRIL 7- State of Weather. Overcast. Unsettled. Very fine. Fine. Fine. Very fine. Fine. Fine. Very fine. Very fine. Very fine. Very fine. Very fine. Cloudy. Fine. Fine. ... Fine. Stations. Course of Wind. Greenwich ... N. Lothbury W. N. W. . N.E. Manchester Sheffield Stoke-on-Trent ... W.. Carlisle Lancaster . N.N.W. Whitehaven N.W Maryport . W.N.W... Leeds Bristol , N.W...... Plymouth Gloucester N.W Eieter Cardiff N.E. Swansea Ha,verfordwest N.W Great Grimsby N.W Gainsherough S.W Boston N.E Holyhead. .... N. Fine. Fine. Fine. Veryfine. Very fine. Fine. Fine. Cloudy. Very fine. Rain. Fine. Cloudy. Fine. Unsettled. Liv;rpool Div:dent. Amount Name of Company. per of raid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ a. d. Bank of Scotland 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 182/0s CaledonianßritishCty o r(4 , a n s e Bg n oa C ,nv o k m ß p.a Bank y. per ee e rrr cent een e tt t 10 11 00 0 00 0 0 00 10 120 0 100 0 00 0 2 2 10 7 s 76: Clydesdale Bank •• p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 11/ 15s (:, minercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 5"0 0 0 100 0 0 203/Cs Eastern Bank.. ••• • • • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/178 Edinb. & Glasgow .... 3)6/. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 111 Exchange Bnk of Scot.. National Bank • • •... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 10) 0 0 16510 s North of Scotland Bank bi.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 41. los Royal Bank of Scotl. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1251 0 Union Bank of Scot. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 901 Os Western Bank•• ...... 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 751 Os Alliance Fire and Life.. 8541. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 171 lOs British Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 11. 51 Caledonian Fire Insur . 101. per cent. 100 0 .0 10 0 0 251. "Os City of Glasgow Lite • 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 U. lis Calonial Life 51. per cent. SO 0 0 1 0 0 51. 5s Edinburgh Life Insnr. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26110 s Eng. & Scot, Lan Life 5 1. percent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 78 Life Assoc. of Scat•and 6 /.per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 s'. Os National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 11. 17s North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 34/ Os Elcottish Union Insrnc. 7341. precut. 20 0 0 1 0 OU. 103 standard Life •• • • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 70 0 201 Os United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 From this letter it appears that the men have been treated with great kindness, and, had they waited, would have been sent to their homes. Colonel Sibthorp com plains of the report in the papers ; but I do not think they are at all to blame for the publication of an cx parte statement. I am sure the gallant colonel will ad mit that the representations of the press require great and judicious discernment in a police court; for he (the colonel) must know that the magistrates, as judges, without learned aid, have a more arduous labour in de ciding cases, and ex-parte statements made to them, than the higher judges. The publication of such state ments in the newspapers has frequently been attended with great and good results, though, no doubt, at times, the parties complained of suffer under unjust imputa tations until they have been heard. However, every sensible person, before forming an opinion, will say, " Wait and hear what the other side have to say." Both sides have now been heard, and I doubt not a fair report of what has passed here will appear in the papers.—Col. Sibthorp agreed with his worship. Re was satisfied with having given the explanation he had made ; he then thanked Mr. Corrie for his attention and withdrew.— During the gallant colonel's short speech the audience in the court had frequently to be checked from giving open expression to their admiration of his conduct towards his soldiers. Fetnemore soldiers, including two lance corporais of the same regiment, whose fares home were also paid, were told by the magistrate the misunder standing they had been labouring under. LEEDS BOROUGH GAOL.--On Tuesday last the Bishop of Ripon preached -in the chapel, connected with the Leeds Borough Gaol, to the prisoners. His sermon was taken from Romano, viii., 32. There was alarge atten dance also of the magistrates, and the discourse produced a deep impression upon all present. The prisoners joined heartily iu the service, and conducted themselves with great propriety. MuLLINGAn FAIR.—The April fair was held on Fri day. Good horned cattle were scarce. Horses, fey wh'-th this fair has always been celebrated, showed a marked falling off, both in quantity and quality ; those suited for the army were particularly scarce, and for auy of a good description exorbitant prices were de manded ; but few, however, changed hands. Mr. P. Manley purchased 18 for the Royal Horse Artillery at from 35/. to 401. each. Amongst other clearers on the look-out for troopers were Alderman Reynolds, Messrs. Hartigan P. Donelly, Wh ee l er , St one , & c . ; they, however, obtained very few. There was a good business transacted at. Nugent's Repository during the day, and some high prices obtained for hunters, car riage horses, &c. Mr. Bristow gave 70 guineas for a chesnut mare, and Mr. Hartigan (of Lim rick) pur chased two promisin g -'ooking hu n t er s at a high fi gure . Major Colburn gave 70 guineas for a fine-looking car riage horse. Mr. Smyth purchased a four-year-old colt, by Wiodfall, for 55 guineas. Several hunters remained unsold in consequence of the very exorbitant prices de manded. CRYSTAL PALACE.—FIVE SHILLING DAY, SATURDAY. =Admissions on payrnent, 357 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,253. Total visitors, 1,640. Fine. Fine. Fine. Very fine. Fine. Very fine. Very fine. Very 'fine. Very fine. Very fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. Partially cloudy. Overcast. Yarmouth• I,,earliington N.E N.W... N.W... Lowestoft N.NW. Hague S.W Shrewsbury.. S.W . Southampton ' E. Poole Portsmouth _ __ Winetifield. ...... ... S.E. Derby-' N.W 4,Aeleetter W flacwo). N.E ..... rpswi eh N . Aberdeen . N W, .. Dundee Edinburgu S.W Sunderland W.N.W. Hull W Perth . Glasgow Berwick W.. Darlington W .. Whitby Scarborough N. Yorli• Strood W. Tunbridge N.W. A ri /14 (ADVESTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's antment an- o r , extraordinary remedies for the cure o f Quinsy. --- ; o f Knowle, of Allogate, Durh am , h a d a severe a tta o, 10 , quinsy, and was unable to swall ow an y o th e i f o od l a i r . sago for several weeks ; many thi ngs were tried ;4)001' viate him sufferings without success, nail he used a e , loway's ointment and pills, which remedies effect ° of perfect cure, and he has never since had any retu r/I . or i the complaint. This was commun i cate d b y Mr..vfo rl° •-- chemist, Durham, who states also that a friend o ' o o was afflicted with bad legs .for a number of year s ' cured solely by these invaluable remedies.—Sold medicine vendors, and at Professor Holloway's esto b joil . 6:lents, 244, Strand, London, aad 80, Maiden-lane , York. BIRTHS. OF A SON. i fe' On the sth inst., at Withington Hall, Cheshire, t he of the Hon. Carnegie R. J. Jervis. OF A DAUGHTZE. k, tha • On the 7th inst., a t 3, R a d nor - p l ace , H y de-Par wife of Win. liacphesison, Esq., barrister-at-law. MARRIED. os On the sth inst., at Rossend Castle, Fifeshire, j-10.0 Ivory, Esq., son of the Hon. Lord Ivory, to Harriett€ of Oakeley, only daught e r of Willia m Alex. Laurie, Esq., Rossend. oft i o r On the 4th inst., at 31, Royal-terrace, Edinburgita, ti ) Duff, Jane,daog youngest hter son of t h o e f la G te or A de ll n an D c uff, Esq., of I/A" - C. Dunlop. .--.....—... _ —___ ------ 13141,67,, LONDON' : 7rinted awl Pabliabod by MURDO Ir , ° 1 1;1 1 of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun 011ie , l''';tl 9 Strand, in the Precinct of the •Savoy, in tho W I Middlerexp Monday, April 9, 1.855. . DIED, . i , gr• On the sth inst., at 10, Crescent-terrace, &falba"' Wm. Deane, aged 51. 2 11° ' 5 ' ' On the 6th inst., at Pctersburgh-place, Bayswater/ 0 8 Miller, Esq., aged 88. ill, On the 6th inst., at 7, Ladbroke Villas, Notting-h . co 'o, Rev. Michael Maurice, aged 88. o . 5311:1 Ou the 3d inst., a t 17, St. James ' s -place, ' - ' t ' - ' Major John M orse St ep h ens , ILA., aged 64. i _ e P h il° ot On the sth in s t., a t Madingley. near Cambriug ;..b., 0 , , delphia, w id ow o f Ad m i ra l Sir Ch ar l es C o tton, 133 13ar" . daughter of the late Admiral Sir Joshua Bowie'', 14 aged 92. , r , t te-P lbf of On the 6th inst., at 2 9 , Westhourne-park, i'' Yv s q., Louisa M a ry, wife of Montagu John Tatham, '' Doctors'-commons. —,e%